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John Watson

Birth1765 - Buffalo Creek, Barrackville, Monongalia Co., West Virginia, USA
DeathMay 1831 - Harrison, West Virginia, United States
MotherAnn Henthorn
FatherJohn Watson

Born in Buffalo Creek, Barrackville, Monongalia Co., West Virginia, USA on 1765 to John Watson and Ann Henthorn. John Watson married Sarah Sally Ice and had 8 children. He passed away on May 1831 in Harrison, West Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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John Watson
1735 - 1811
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Ann Henthorn
1739 - 1810
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Sally Ice
1768 - 1829
Children Show all
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George R Watson
1785 - 1852
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Mary Watson
1789 - 1850
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William W. Watson
1795 - 1829
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Sarah Watson
1790 - 1868
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Priscilla Rebecca Watson
1806 - 1829
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James A. Watson
1810 - 1858
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Susannah Watson
1794 - 1874
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James Watson
1793 - 1798

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