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Capt. Nathan Queen Stanton

Birth02 APR 1732 - Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA
Death03 Jul 1786 - Pawcatuck River, New London County, Connecticut
MotherLois Cobb
FatherSamuel Stanton

Born in Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA on 02 APR 1732 to Samuel Stanton and Lois Cobb. Capt. Nathan Queen Stanton married Elizabeth Abigail Billings and had 10 children. He passed away on 03 Jul 1786 in Pawcatuck River, New London County, Connecticut.

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Samuel Stanton
1682 - 1736
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Lois Cobb
1696 - 1748
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Elizabeth Abigail Billings
1734 - Unknown
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Elizabeth "Betsy" Stanton
1769 - 1845
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Samuel Stanton
1760 - 1823
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Lois Stanton
1754 - 1817
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Capt. Ebenezer Stanton
1758 - 1811
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Andrew Stanton
1764 - Unknown
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Edward Stanton
1763 - Unknown
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Mary Stanton
1758 - 1844
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Nathan Stanton
1758 - 1820
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Elizabeth Stanton
1765 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Stanton
Unknown - Unknown

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