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John Taber

Birth18 July 1684 - Dartmouth, Massachusetts, Colonial America
Death28 August 1727 - Dartmouth, Massachusetts, Colonial America
MotherMary Cooke
FatherPhilip Taber

Born in Dartmouth, Massachusetts, Colonial America on 18 July 1684 to Philip Taber and Mary Cooke. John Taber married Susanna Manchester and had 9 children. He passed away on 28 August 1727 in Dartmouth, Massachusetts, Colonial America.

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Parents
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Philip Taber
1646 - 1692
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Mary Cooke
1652 - 1714
Spouse(s)
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Susanna Manchester
1686 - 1774
Children Show all
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Thomas Taber
1712 - 1716
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William Taber
1711 - 1774
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Sarah Taber
1714 - 1792
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Mary Taber
1707 - 1760
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Philip Taber
1708 - 1780
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John Taber
1718 - 1787
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Thomas Taber
1716 - 1795
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Lydia Taber
1721 - 1794
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Joseph Taber
1718 - 1798

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