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John Norton

Birth21 Jan 1740 - Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
Death5 Dec 1811 - Westminster, Windham, Vermont, United States
MotherSusannah Henderson
FatherJames Norton Naughton

Born in Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, United States on 21 Jan 1740 to James Norton Naughton and Susannah Henderson. John Norton married Anna Holton and had 12 children. He passed away on 5 Dec 1811 in Westminster, Windham, Vermont, United States.

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Parents
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James Norton Naughton
1698 - 1774
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Susannah Henderson
1703 - 1742
Spouse(s)
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Anna Holton
1744 - 1840
Children Show all
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Anna Norton
1769 - 1827
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John W Norton
1765 - 1830
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Clarissa Norton
1771 - 1847
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Lucy Norton
1780 - 1865
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Henry Norton
1788 - 1826
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Electa Norton
1773 - 1854
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Susanna Norton
1775 - 1851
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Arad Norton
1777 - Unknown
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Cyrus Norton
1767 - Unknown
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Irene Norton
1784 - 1874
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Susannah Norton
Unknown - 1792
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Mary Norton
1782 - 1870

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