Daniel Small

BirthABT 1697 - Truro, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA

DeathABT JUL 1781 - Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, USA

MotherAbigail Snow

FatherDaniel Small (ANC/Kelley) (DESC/Edward Smalley 11th GGF-Thomas Leighton 9th-Queen Joan Plantagenet)

Born in Truro, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA on ABT 1697 to Daniel Small (ANC/Kelley) (DESC/Edward Smalley 11th GGF-Thomas Leighton 9th-Queen Joan Plantagenet) and Abigail Snow. Daniel Small married Ruth Barnaby and had 2 children. He passed away on ABT JUL 1781 in Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents

Daniel Small (Anc/kelley) (Desc/edward Smalley 11Th Ggf-thomas Leighton 9Th-queen Joan Plantagenet)
1670 - 1729

Abigail Snow
1670 - 1716

Spouse(s)

Ruth Barnaby
1699 - 1757

Hanna Ross
1697 - 1741

Hannah Byington
Unknown - Unknown

Ruth Barnaby
1699 - 1776

Hannah Bickford
Unknown - Unknown

Children

Martha Smalley
1735 - 1770

Daniel Smalley (Small)
1740 - 1783

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