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Jesse TABER

Birth2 Dec 1756 - Monmouth, New Jersey, United States
Death15 Jan 1844 - Upham, Kings Co, New Brunswick, Canada
MotherMeribah Willcott
FatherNoah Taber

Born in Monmouth, New Jersey, United States on 2 Dec 1756 to Noah Taber and Meribah Willcott. Jesse TABER married Elizabeth Wood and had 9 children. He passed away on 15 Jan 1844 in Upham, Kings Co, New Brunswick, Canada.

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Parents
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Noah Taber
1727 - 1781
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Meribah Willcott
Unknown - 1765
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Wood
1763 - 1857
Children Show all
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Jesse Tabor
1784 - 1877
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Meribah Tabor
1782 - 1888
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James Nayland Tabor
1798 - 1867
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Susan Taber
1797 - Unknown
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Noah Tabor
1786 - 1851
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Deborah Tabor
1795 - 1835
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John Hillyard Tabor
1798 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Tabor
1791 - Unknown
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Charles Taber
1789 - Unknown

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