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Default Life span (expectancy) of different trees?

We have two dogwood trees in our yard that look like they are dying. The house was built in the 1960s, and we just bought it about 5 years ago, so I don't know when the trees were planted. But I seem to remember reading that dogwoods only last around 15 years? I know that trees must have different life spans--like the sequorias (sp?)in the Western U.S. that are really old. What can anybody tell me about this topic? Thanks!
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