Nathaniel Cloud

Birth2 February 1725 - Brandywine Hundred, New Castle, Delaware, United States

Death24 Mar 1802 - Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware, United States

MotherSisley (Cecily) Chamberland

FatherJoseph Cloud // Rev. Soldier

Born in Brandywine Hundred, New Castle, Delaware, United States on 2 February 1725 to Joseph Cloud // Rev. Soldier and Sisley (Cecily) Chamberland. Nathaniel Cloud married Ann Smith and had 13 children. He passed away on 24 Mar 1802 in Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware, United States.

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Parents

Joseph Cloud // Rev. Soldier
1704 - 1745

Sisley (Cecily) Chamberland
1698 - 1745

Spouse(s)

Ann Smith
1729 - 1769

Mary Steen
1749 - 1791

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Thomas Cloud
1765 - 1840

Joseph Cloud
1750 - 1807

Jesse Cloud
1777 - 1857

Prudence Cloud
1754 - 1775

Phoebe Cloud
1763 - 1823

Isaac Cloud
1775 - 1841

Mary Cloud
1756 - 1832

Nathaniel Cloud
1778 - 1878

Ann Cloud
1751 - Unknown

Abner Cloud
1751 - 1792

Israel Cloud
1762 - Unknown

Adam Cloud
1759 - 1834

Robert Cloud
1755 - 1833

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