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David LONG

Birth2 Feb 1742 - Coventry Parish, Somerset, Maryland
Death29 Apr 1825 - Worcester, Maryland, United States
MotherAbigail Lidster
FatherDavid Long

Born in Coventry Parish, Somerset, Maryland on 2 Feb 1742 to David Long and Abigail Lidster. David LONG married Eleanor "Nelley" White and had 13 children. He passed away on 29 Apr 1825 in Worcester, Maryland, United States.

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Parents
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David Long
1714 - 1783
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Abigail Lidster
1715 - 1773
Spouse(s)
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Eleanor "Nelley" White
1749 - 1797
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Elizabeth Holland
1747 - 1809
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Sarah Burnett
Unknown - 1809
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Sarah Burnett
1779 - 1818
Children Show all
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Capt Long
1786 - 1834
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Levi Long
1792 - 1851
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Capt Long
1780 - 1855
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Molly White Long
1778 - 1853
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David Long
1788 - 1832
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Capt Jesse Long
1784 - 1811
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Samuel Long
1775 - 1835
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Rachel Long
1779 - Unknown
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Peter Long
1772 - 1803
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Sarah Long
1775 - Unknown
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Samuel Long
1801 - 1830
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William J Long
Unknown - Unknown
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Elijah Long
1803 - 1835

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