Person Record
Metadata
                                Name | 
                                Trundy, Meshach Bell, 1787-1858 | 
                                Born | 
                                Jan. 13, 1787 | 
                                Birthplace | 
                                Portsmouth, N.H. | 
                                Deceased | 
                                Sept. 29, 1858 | 
                                Deceased where | 
                                Portsmouth, N.H. | 
                                Places of residence | 
                                Portsmouth, N.H. | 
                                Occupation | 
                                Wholesale and retail grocer. | 
                                Father | 
                                Thomas Trundy. | 
                                Mother | 
                                Martha Gunnison. | 
                                Spouse | 
                                Martha Whidden, daughter of Michael and Mary Whidden, b. Aug. 13, 1788 in Portsm | 
                                Children | 
                                None. | 
                                Relationships | 
                                Spouses: Martha Whidden, daughter of Michael and Mary Whidden, b. Aug. 13, 1788 in Portsmouth, N.H., d. Jan. 19, 1865 in Portsmouth, N.H., m. Sept. 27, 1812 in Portsmouth, N.H. | 
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