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John Long

Birth1695 - Somerset, Maryland, United States
Death1756 - Caroline CO., VA
MotherElizabeth King
FatherSamuel Long

Born in Somerset, Maryland, United States on 1695 to Samuel Long and Elizabeth King. John Long married Ann Taylor and had 13 children. He passed away on 1756 in Caroline CO., VA.

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Parents
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Samuel Long
1645 - 1695
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Elizabeth King
1650 - 1717
Spouse(s)
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Ann Taylor
1694 - 1767
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Ann Taylor
1694 - 1767
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Mother Lnu
1675 - 1750
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Susie Long
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Ambrose Long
1736 - 1790
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John Jeffery Long
1711 - 1746
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Francis Long
1715 - 1750
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Ann Long
1710 - 1775
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David Long
1715 - Unknown
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Benjamin Long
1736 - 1786
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Reuben Long
1730 - 1791
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Benjamin Long (M. Bond)
1736 - 1786
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Emma L Long
Unknown - Unknown
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John Long
1710 - 1795
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Francis Long
1737 - Unknown
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David Long
Unknown - Unknown
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David Long
1715 - 1751

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