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John Cornell

Birth1700 - Hempstead, Queens, New York
Death1773 - Hempstead,Livingston,New York,USA
MotherMary Elizabeth Smith
FatherWilliam Cornell

Born in Hempstead, Queens, New York on 1700 to William Cornell and Mary Elizabeth Smith. John Cornell married Abigail Whitehead (Cornell) and had 10 children. He passed away on 1773 in Hempstead,Livingston,New York,USA.

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Parents
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William Cornell
1684 - 1749
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Mary Elizabeth Smith
1675 - 1747
Spouse(s)
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Abigail Whitehead (Cornell)
1705 - 1762
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Patience Oakley
1705 - Unknown
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John Cornell
Unknown - Unknown
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Hester Beamon
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Thomas Cornell
1748 - 1824
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Whitehead Cornell
1731 - 1810
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John Cornell
1739 - 1781
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William Cornell
1725 - 1798
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Daniel Cornell
1727 - 1803
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Elizabeth Cornell
1729 - Unknown
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Sylvester Cornell
1743 - Unknown
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Mary Cornell
1728 - 1773
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Thomas Cornel
Unknown - Unknown
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Wilhelmus Cornell
1722 - 1783

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