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James Haddock

Birth1651 - London,,,England
Death2 May 1731 - Prince Georges,Maryland,USA
MotherElizabeth Middleton
FatherCaptain Benjamin Hadduck

Born in London,,,England on 1651 to Captain Benjamin Hadduck and Elizabeth Middleton. James Haddock married Sarah Mariratee and had 13 children. He passed away on 2 May 1731 in Prince Georges,Maryland,USA.

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Parents
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Captain Benjamin Hadduck
1635 - 1703
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Elizabeth Middleton
1631 - 1675
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Mariratee
1653 - 1706
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Mary Richardson
1673 - 1708
Children Show all
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Mary Haddock
1675 - 1714
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James Haddock
1671 - 1720
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Sarah Haddock
1673 - 1740
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John Haddock
1701 - 1730
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William Hudson
1696 - 1752
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Samuel Hudson
1690 - 1726
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Rebecca Hudson
1705 - 1705
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Hannah Hudson
1704 - 1735
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Elizabeth Hudson
1700 - 1728
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Rachel Hudson
1707 - 1771
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Timothy Hudson
1706 - 1708
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Mary Hudson
1692 - 1728
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Susannah Hudson
1699 - 1757

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