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Jonah Halstead

Birth1692 - Cow Neck) Hempstead, Queens, Long Island, New York, Colonial America
Death28 April 1762 - Kikiat, Orange County, Long Island, New York, Colonial America
MotherAbigail Carman
FatherTimothy B Halstead

Born in Cow Neck) Hempstead, Queens, Long Island, New York, Colonial America on 1692 to Timothy B Halstead and Abigail Carman. Jonah Halstead married Martha Lefferts and had 12 children. He passed away on 28 April 1762 in Kikiat, Orange County, Long Island, New York, Colonial America.

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Parents
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Timothy B Halstead
1658 - 1734
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Abigail Carman
1661 - 1732
Spouse(s)
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Martha Lefferts
1698 - 1763
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Isaac Halstead
1738 - 1760
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Abigail Halstead
1728 - 1796
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Sarah Halstead
1736 - 1801
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Hannah Halstead
1722 - 1804
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Caleb Halstead
1724 - 1774
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Jonah (Jonas) Halstead
1726 - 1798
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Martha Halstead
1732 - 1759
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David Halstead
1721 - Unknown
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Joseph Halstead
1720 - 1775
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Rebecca Halstead
1733 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Halstead
1719 - Unknown
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Jane Halstead
1715 - Unknown

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