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John Snoad

Birth1690 - Bath, Beaufort, North Carolina Colony
DeathABT 1743 - Bath, Beaufort, North Carolina
MotherNot Available
FatherHenry Snode/Snoad

Born in Bath, Beaufort, North Carolina Colony on 1690 to Henry Snode/Snoad. John Snoad married Ann Martin and had 13 children. He passed away on ABT 1743 in Bath, Beaufort, North Carolina.

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Parents
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Henry Snode/snoad
1719 - 1752
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Spouse(s)
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Ann Martin
1693 - 1716
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Elizabeth/ann? Martin
Unknown - Unknown
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Ann Martin
1690 - 1716
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Elizabeth Lillington
1709 - 1796
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Elizabeth Lillington
1709 - 1796
Children Show all
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Mary Anne Snoad
1722 - 1789
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William Snoad
1718 - 1747
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Mary Snoad
1722 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Snoad
1727 - 1779
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John Snoad
1722 - Unknown
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Anne Snoad
1725 - Unknown
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Sarah Snoad
Unknown - Unknown
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William Snoad
Unknown - Unknown
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William Snoad/snode
1733 - Unknown
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Joel Snoad
Unknown - Unknown
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Joseph Snoad
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Snoad
1701 - Unknown
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Sarah Snoad
Unknown - Unknown

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