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Female Bef 1667 -


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Father: Edmond Angier     (Bef 31 Mar 1612 chr.Dedham, Essex, England - 4 Mar 1692 Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts)
Mother: Anne Batt     (Bef 1 Aug 1630 chr.St. Edmund's, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England - 3 Oct 1688 Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts)

Elizabeth Angier (Bef 22 Sep 1667 chr.Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts - ??)
  Jonathan Pierpont   ( - 2 Jun 1709 Reading, Middlesex, Massachusetts)(m. 29 Oct 1691)
    └─ Sarah Pierpont   
        Enoch Sawyer   
          └─ Sarah Sawyer   
              Thomas Parsons   
                └─ Anna Parsons   
                    Fitzwilliam Sargent   (14 Aug 1768 Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts -
                     6 Oct 1822 Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts)
                      └─ Winthrop Sargent   (20 Jan 1792 Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts -
                          1874 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
                          Emily Haskell   
                            └─ Dr. Fitzwilliam Sargent   (17 Jan 1820 Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts - 1889)
                                Mary Newbold Singer   (1826 - 1906)(m. 27 Jun 1850)
                                  └─ John Singer Sargent   (12 Jan 1856 Florence, Italy - 14 Apr 1925 London, England)
Number of people in this chart: 15 (including 6 spouses and 2 parents) in 7 generations.
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