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John King

Birth12 Oct 1802 - Little Britain, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Death3 May 1869 - Arcanum, Darke, Ohio, United States
MotherPhebe Pyle
FatherJames King

Born in Little Britain, Lancaster, Pennsylvania on 12 Oct 1802 to James King and Phebe Pyle. John King married Mary Elizabeth Collins and had 13 children. He passed away on 3 May 1869 in Arcanum, Darke, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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James King
1756 - 1825
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Phebe Pyle
1755 - 1831
Spouse(s)
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Mary Elizabeth Collins
1809 - 1885
Children Show all
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Mary Ann King
1828 - 1905
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William Collins King
1830 - 1922
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Elizabeth F. King Brown
1844 - 1927
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Rhoda Jennie King
1849 - 1932
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James Madison King
1837 - 1923
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Thomas J. King
1836 - 1903
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John B King
1846 - 1905
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Martha Jane King
1834 - 1901
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Barnabas King
1832 - 1904
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David King
1841 - 1924
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Samuel L King
1854 - 1930
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Andrew King
1827 - 1896
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John Sherman King
1865 - 1956

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