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John Arnold

Birth1689 - CT
Death5 January 1754 - Middletown, Hartford, Colony of Connecticut, British Colonial America
MotherHannah Hurlburt
FatherJohn Arnold

Born in CT on 1689 to John Arnold and Hannah Hurlburt. John Arnold married Mary DeWolfe and had 16 children. He passed away on 5 January 1754 in Middletown, Hartford, Colony of Connecticut, British Colonial America.

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Parents
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John Arnold
1662 - 1741
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Hannah Hurlburt
1666 - 1719
Spouse(s)
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Mary Dewolfe
1710 - 1757
Children Show all
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Martha Arnold
1716 - 1803
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Rebekah Arnold
1722 - 1783
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Edith Arnold
1713 - 1755
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Mehitable Arnold Bailey
1718 - Unknown
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Joshua Arnold
1720 - 1797
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John Arnold
1723 - 1750
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Elizabeth Arnold
1715 - 1735
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Joel Arnold
1736 - 1811
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Mary Arnold
1734 - 1736
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Rachel Arnold
1745 - 1801
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Abner Arnold
1738 - 1754
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Joseph Arnold
1732 - 1736
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Elizabeth Arnold
1735 - Unknown
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Jeremiah Arnold
1740 - Unknown
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Susannah Arnold
1750 - 1798
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Hannah Arnold
1744 - Unknown

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