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John Morton

Birth1 JUN 1683 - Calcon Hook, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
Death20 FEB 1725 - Ammansland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, United States
MotherMargaret Bärtilsdotter
FatherMarten (Morton) Martensson (Mortonson)

Born in Calcon Hook, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States on 1 JUN 1683 to Marten (Morton) Martensson (Mortonson) and Margaret Bärtilsdotter. John Morton married Mary Archer and had 9 children. He passed away on 20 FEB 1725 in Ammansland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents
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Marten (Morton) Martensson (Mortonson)
1643 - 1718
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Margaret Bärtilsdotter
1652 - 1716
Spouse(s)
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Mary Archer
1687 - 1778
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Elizabeth Davis
1690 - Unknown
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Mary Mountjoy
1693 - 1733
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Mary Mountjoy
1696 - 1740
Children Show all
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John Morton (The Signer)
1724 - 1777
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George Morton
1717 - 1771
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Joseph Morton
1715 - 1759
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Frances Morton
1720 - 1775
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Ann Morton
1725 - 1769
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Stephen Morton
1710 - 1793
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Samuel Morton
1711 - 1764
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Mary Morton
1719 - 1733
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Stephen Morton
1710 - 1793

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