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John Horton

Birth28 Dec 1766 - Provincetown, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Death11 Mar 1814 - Burlington, Penobscot County, Maine
MotherRuth Strout
FatherJohn Horton

Born in Provincetown, Barnstable, Massachusetts on 28 Dec 1766 to John Horton and Ruth Strout. John Horton married ♦ Barbara Smith and had 12 children. He passed away on 11 Mar 1814 in Burlington, Penobscot County, Maine.

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Parents
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John Horton
1715 - 1783
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Ruth Strout
1722 - 1783
Spouse(s)
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♦ Barbara Smith
1775 - 1825
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Hannah Smith Horton
1801 - 1867
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Barbara Horton
1802 - 1888
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Mariah Horton
1805 - 1887
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John Horton
1806 - 1899
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Nathaniel Horton
1812 - 1894
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Sabara B. Horton
1803 - 1896
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Rosella Horton
1817 - 1906
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Harriet B. Horton-smith
1820 - 1903
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Comfort Horton
1808 - Unknown
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Lucy Horton
1815 - 1816
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Ruth Horton
1799 - 1870
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Seb Horton
1803 - Unknown

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