JOHN BEECHER

Birth6 Oct 1689 - New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut, English Colonies in North America

Death15 Apr 1756 - Cheshire, New Haven County, Connecticut, British Colonies in North America

MotherJoanna Roberts

FatherIsaac Beecher

Born in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut, English Colonies in North America on 6 Oct 1689 to Isaac Beecher and Joanna Roberts. JOHN BEECHER married Hannah Farrington and had 15 children. He passed away on 15 Apr 1756 in Cheshire, New Haven County, Connecticut, British Colonies in North America.

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Parents

Isaac Beecher
1650 - 1708

Joanna Roberts
1657 - 1732

Spouse(s)

Hannah Farrington
1687 - 1760

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Isaac Beecher
1716 - 1801

Experience Obedience Beecher
1719 - 1789

Abigail Beecher
1726 - 1768

Elizabeth Wentworth Beecher
1729 - 1826

Amey Alling
1720 - 1783

Samuel Beecher
1714 - 1792

Rebecca Beecher
1715 - 1801

Jonathan Beecher
1726 - 1779

Hannah Beecher
1727 - 1767

Abigail Beecher
1722 - 1802

Jemima Beecher
1717 - 1727

Abel Beecher
1728 - 1728

Solitary Beecher
1732 - 1751

Isaac Beecher
1716 - 1748

Joseph Bucher
1718 - 1776

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