Edward
Russell
Born in East Haven, New Haven, Connecticut
Ancestors 
Son of Edward Russell
and Katharine (Utter) Russell
Brother of
Hannah (Russell) Curtis
Husband of
Mary (Pardee) Russell
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants 
Father of
Hannah Russell
Died
at age 46
in East Haven, New Haven, Connecticut
Profile last modified
| Created 15 Jul 2015
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Biography
Edward Russell, the son of Edward Russell Katharine Utter, was born 3 October 1729, and died 26 April 1776 at the age of 47. He married Mary Pardee, the daughter of Stephen Pardee and Mary How. Edward and Mary had 6 children: Mary, Katharine, Benjamin, Hannah, Edward, and Elizabeth.[1]
Sources
- ↑ Donald Lines Jacobus. Families of Ancient New Haven Vol VII, page 1575 (Russell Family)
Acknowledgements
- Russell-9982 was created by Jeanine Schirmer through the import of Schirmer Family Tree.ged on Jul 10, 2015.
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