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John Stanton

Birth21 MAR 1766 - Stonington, New London, CT
Death30 November 1838 - Stonington, New London County, Connecticut, USA
MotherSusanna Champlin
FatherJohn Stanton

Born in Stonington, New London, CT on 21 MAR 1766 to John Stanton and Susanna Champlin. John Stanton married Lucy Ann Peckham and had 11 children. He passed away on 30 November 1838 in Stonington, New London County, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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John Stanton
1736 - 1819
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Susanna Champlin
1742 - 1817
Spouse(s)
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Lucy Ann Peckham
1782 - 1857
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Samuel Stanton
1807 - 1889
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John Stanton
1809 - 1887
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Lucy Ann Stanton
1804 - 1892
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Rebecca Wilcox Stanton
1815 - 1904
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Henry Franklin Stanton
1812 - 1886
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Martha Wilcox Stanton
1825 - Unknown
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Charles Champlin Stanton
1823 - 1857
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Alfred Bailey Stanton
1817 - Unknown
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Celia Stanton
1806 - 1806
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David W Stanton
1828 - 1898
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Lucy Ann Stanton
1830 - 1904

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