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Daniel Putman

Birth1745 - St Marks Parish, Culpeper, Virginia, United States
Death31 Dec 1821 - Abbeville County, South Carolina
MotherMargaret Kenton
FatherZachariah Putnam

Born in St Marks Parish, Culpeper, Virginia, United States on 1745 to Zachariah Putnam and Margaret Kenton. Daniel Putman married Sarah Cheek Kendrick - Putman and had 15 children. He passed away on 31 Dec 1821 in Abbeville County, South Carolina.

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Parents
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Zachariah Putnam
1715 - 1753
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Margaret Kenton
1720 - 1761
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Cheek Kendrick - Putman
1745 - 1811
Children Show all
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James Putman
1782 - 1838
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William Putman
1767 - 1827
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Nancy Mary Putman
1785 - 1850
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Millie Putman
1774 - 1858
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(Cdna) Elizabeth "Betsy" Putnam
1768 - 1850
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Reuben Putman
1775 - 1847
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Frances Putman
1766 - 1823
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John Putman
1783 - 1867
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Zachariah Putman
1775 - 1850
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Sarah Mahulda Putman
1786 - 1850
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Milly Putnam
Unknown - Unknown
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Lucy Putman
1792 - 1814
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Margaret Putman
1780 - 1848
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Mary Putman
1772 - 1858
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Susan Putman
1791 - 1814

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