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John Exton

Birth5 Feb 1694 - Hambleton, Rutlandshire, England
Death28 Feb 1744 - Hambleton, Rutland, England
MotherMary Burrows
FatherEdward Exton

Born in Hambleton, Rutlandshire, England on 5 Feb 1694 to Edward Exton and Mary Burrows. John Exton married Susannah Dunmore and had 10 children. He passed away on 28 Feb 1744 in Hambleton, Rutland, England.

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Parents
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Edward Exton
1660 - 1705
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Mary Burrows
1667 - 1688
Spouse(s)
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Susannah Dunmore
1687 - 1736
Children Show all
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Edward Exton
1726 - 1765
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Thomas Exton
1727 - 1727
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Mary Exton
1732 - 1732
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William Exton
1729 - 1730
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John Exton
1720 - 1765
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Thomas Exton
1736 - 1809
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Catherine Exton
1734 - Unknown
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Ann Exton
1721 - 1723
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Ann Exton
1734 - 1737
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John Exton
1707 - 1748

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