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David Gale

BirthAbout:1685 - Long Island City, Queens, New York, United States
DeathApril 2 1748 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
MotherDinah Smith
FatherAbel Gale

Born in Long Island City, Queens, New York, United States on About:1685 to Abel Gale and Dinah Smith. David Gale married Mary Wainwright and had 14 children. He passed away on April 2 1748 in Burlington County, New Jersey, USA.

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Parents
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Abel Gale
1632 - 1721
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Dinah Smith
1635 - 1730
Spouse(s)
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Mary Wainwright
1686 - 1738
Children Show all
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Abell Gale
1714 - Unknown
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Cornelius Gale
1723 - 1794
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Dinah Gale
1705 - 1738
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Jacob Gale
1718 - 1762
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Katherine Gale
1725 - Unknown
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Joseph Gale
1738 - 1818
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Thomas Gale
1716 - Unknown
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Sarah Gale
Unknown - Unknown
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Dr. Benjamin Gale
1715 - 1790
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Hezekiah Gale
1707 - 1784
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Joseph Gale
1705 - 1763
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Samuel Gale
1710 - 1756
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Abraham Gale
1709 - Unknown
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Daniel Gale
1705 - 1754

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