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James Bartram

Birth18 Apr 1738 - Fairfield, Connecticut, USA
Death11 Aug 1832 - Danbury, CT
MotherMabel 1707 Mehitable Johnson
FatherDavid Bartram

Born in Fairfield, Connecticut, USA on 18 Apr 1738 to David Bartram and Mabel 1707 Mehitable Johnson. James Bartram married Hannah Morehouse and had 17 children. He passed away on 11 Aug 1832 in Danbury, CT.

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Parents
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David Bartram
1702 - 1760
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Mabel 1707 Mehitable Johnson
1707 - 1799
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Morehouse
1739 - 1784
Children Show all
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Isaac Bartram
1758 - 1843
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James W Bartram
1770 - 1843
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Aaron Bartram
1784 - 1872
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Noah Bartram
1759 - 1832
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Hannah Bartram
Unknown - Unknown
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Irene Bartram
1779 - 1779
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Lucy Bartram
Unknown - 1778
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Ruth Bartram
1763 - Unknown
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Betsey Bartram
1785 - Unknown
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Ira Bartram
1799 - 1872
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Hannah Morehouse
1765 - 1845
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Joseph Bartram
1758 - 1759
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Olive Bartram
1778 - Unknown
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Ezra Bartram
1773 - 1810
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Eli Bartram
1776 - 1788
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Joseph Bartram
1769 - 1769
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Ruth Bartram
1769 - 1769

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