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John FLY

Birth1744 - Somerset, Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States
DeathFeb 1804 - Northampton, North Carolina, United States
MotherMary Ann/Hannah Nicholas/Flay
FatherWilliam FLY

Born in Somerset, Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States on 1744 to William FLY and Mary Ann/Hannah Nicholas/Flay. John FLY married Susannah Johnson and had 13 children. He passed away on Feb 1804 in Northampton, North Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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William Fly
1726 - 1794
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Mary Ann/hannah Nicholas/flay
1727 - 1795
Spouse(s)
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Susannah Johnson
1752 - 1795
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Sarah Woodward
1746 - 1794
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Mary Hutchings
1775 - 1818
Children Show all
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Enoch Fly
1776 - 1864
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John Dixon Fly
1765 - 1813
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Thomas Emelius Fly
1774 - 1831
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Millicent "Milly" Fly
1774 - 1840
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Rebecca Fly Hall
1782 - 1808
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William H Fly
1797 - 1833
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Susanna Driver Fly
1797 - 1840
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Elizabeth G. Fly
1803 - 1824
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Martha Patsy Fly
1804 - Unknown
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Emelius Fly
1771 - 1831
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Martha Patsy Roberts Fly
1788 - Unknown
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Ann Fly Sen
1772 - Unknown
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Emelius Fly
Unknown - Unknown

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