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Jonathan Booth

Birth1682 - Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA
Death8 Feb 1755 - New Milford, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA
MotherDorothy Hawley
FatherJohn Booth

Born in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA on 1682 to John Booth and Dorothy Hawley. Jonathan Booth married Hester Galpin and had 14 children. He passed away on 8 Feb 1755 in New Milford, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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John Booth
1653 - 1728
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Dorothy Hawley
1658 - 1710
Spouse(s)
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Hester Galpin
1682 - 1731
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Elizabeth Mallory
1691 - 1777
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Mabel Booth
1722 - 1810
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Ann Booth
1710 - 1780
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Abel Booth
1706 - 1774
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Daniel (Lieutenant) Booth
1704 - 1777
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Jonathan Booth
1715 - 1790
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Gideon Booth
1721 - 1820
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Nathan Booth
1718 - 1768
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Betty Betsey
1724 - 1759
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Mehitable Booth
1737 - 1781
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Samuel Welton
1715 - 1738
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Stephen Welton
1713 - 1805
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Peter Welton
1718 - 1790
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Elizabeth Welton
1721 - 1809
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James Welton
1725 - 1812

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