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John Weeks

BirthJun 1736 - Greenland, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States
DeathFeb 1815 - Gilford, Belknap Co, NH
MotherSARAH SANBORN
FatherMatthias Weeks

Born in Greenland, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States on Jun 1736 to Matthias Weeks and SARAH SANBORN. John Weeks married Hannah Lang and had 14 children. He passed away on Feb 1815 in Gilford, Belknap Co, NH.

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Parents
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Matthias Weeks
1708 - 1777
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Sarah Sanborn
1714 - 1799
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Lang
1736 - 1773
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Dorothy
1741 - 1800
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Susannah Morrill
1757 - 1814
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Dorothy Lang?
1758 - Unknown
Children Show all
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John Lang Weeks
1763 - 1853
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Noah Weeks
1758 - 1804
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Nathaniel Weeks
1758 - 1815
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Ezekiel Weeks
1787 - 1870
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Sarah Weeks
1765 - 1851
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Comfort Weeks
1780 - 1849
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Abigail Weeks
1779 - 1823
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Samuel Weeks
1785 - 1834
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Thankful Weeks
1793 - 1876
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Jemima Weeks
1783 - 1820
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John Weeks
1791 - 1823
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Nathaniel Weeks
1745 - Unknown
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Abigail Susannah Weeks
1779 - 1823
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John Weeks
1763 - 1825

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