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Home/Memorials/Massachusetts/Suffolk County/Beacon Hill/George Parkman

Biography of George Parkman

19. Feb 1790 – 23. Nov 1849(59 years)Died in:United States

American murder victim

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Beacon Hill, Suffolk County

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United States

George Parkman (* 19. February 1790; † 23. November 1849) was an american murder victim. He was 59 years old. He had at least 1 child (1 son).

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1790

Born in Beacon Hill, Suffolk County

1849

Died in United States

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Home/Memorials/Massachusetts/Suffolk County/Beacon Hill/George Parkman

Biography of George Parkman

19. Feb 1790 – 23. Nov 1849(59 years)Died in:United States

American murder victim

Candles

Condolences

Family Tree

Activity Biography Obituary Memories Memorials Family Tree28 Condolences

Biography

Birthplace

Beacon Hill, Suffolk County

Place of Death

United States

George Parkman (* 19. February 1790; † 23. November 1849) was an american murder victim. He was 59 years old. He had at least 1 child (1 son).

Life Events

2 Events

1790

Born in Beacon Hill, Suffolk County

1849

Died in United States

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Created automatically

This memorial page was created automatically. Loved ones can claim it, personalize it, and add memories. If publication is not desired, a removal request can also be submitted.