John Plimpton

Birth16 Jun 1650 - Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States

Death13 Jan 1703 - Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States

MotherJane Damon

FatherJonathan John Capt in HAC of Massachussets Company Plympton. Lived at Pocumtuck/Deerfield; burned at stake by indians in King Philip's War

Born in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States on 16 Jun 1650 to Jonathan John Capt in HAC of Massachussets Company Plympton. Lived at Pocumtuck/Deerfield; burned at stake by indians in King Philip's War and Jane Damon. John Plimpton married Elizabeth Fisher and had 4 children. He passed away on 13 Jan 1703 in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States.

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Jonathan John Capt In Hac Of Massachussets Company Plympton. Lived At Pocumtuck/deerfield; Burned At Stake By Indians In King Philip's War
1620 - 1677

Jane Damon
1626 - 1694

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Elizabeth Fisher
1659 - 1694

Sarah Turner
1663 - 1738

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Henry Plimpton
1684 - 1731

Elizabeth Plimpton
1702 - 1725

John Plimpton
1680 - 1730

Sarah Plimpton
1700 - 1707

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