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John Flint

Birth08 Feb 1681 - Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
Death1781 - Windham, Windham Co., CT USA
MotherElizabeth Johnson
FatherCol John Flynt

Born in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United States on 08 Feb 1681 to Col John Flynt and Elizabeth Johnson. John Flint married Christian Reed and had 15 children. He passed away on 1781 in Windham, Windham Co., CT USA.

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Parents
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Col John Flynt
1655 - 1730
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Elizabeth Johnson
1659 - 1719
Spouse(s)
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Christian Reed
1670 - 1721
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Lydia Gennings
1695 - 1735
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Mary Hart
1704 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Jonathan Flint
1725 - 1767
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Samuel Flint
1712 - 1802
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Gideon Flint
1729 - 1764
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John Flint
1714 - 1758
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Mary Flint
1710 - 1761
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Rufus Flint
1716 - 1752
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Lydia Flint
1735 - 1771
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Joseph Flint
1723 - 1746
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Sybil (Sybel, Sibil) Flint
1727 - Unknown
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Mary Flint
1731 - 1746
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Abigail Flint
1733 - Unknown
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Abial Flint
1733 - Unknown
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Joseph Flint
1723 - 1746
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Mary Flint
1731 - 1746
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Mary Flint
1718 - 1824

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