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John Couch

Birth1753 - Alloway Creek, Salem, New Jersey
Death31 Aug 1807 - Lower Alloways Creek, Salem County, New Jersey
MotherMary Couch
FatherDavid Couch dna

Born in Alloway Creek, Salem, New Jersey on 1753 to David Couch dna and Mary Couch. John Couch married Hannah Dunham and had 13 children. He passed away on 31 Aug 1807 in Lower Alloways Creek, Salem County, New Jersey.

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Parents
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David Couch Dna
1733 - 1816
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Mary Couch
1732 - 1822
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Dunham
1757 - 1805
Children Show all
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Firmin Couch
1794 - 1857
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Clarrisa Couch
1794 - 1865
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Asa Couch
1793 - 1867
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John Scott Couch
1784 - 1860
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Jonathan Couch
1781 - 1826
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Lewis Couch
1796 - 1883
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Keziah Couch
1787 - Unknown
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Filas Couch
1801 - 1807
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Eldeston Couch
1779 - 1860
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Elizabeth Couch
1801 - 1863
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Phebe Dna Couch
1787 - 1842
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Bailey Couch
1804 - Unknown
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Isaac Sutton/samuel Couch
1817 - 1867

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