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Noah Long

Birth1760 - Queen Anne's County, Maryland, USA
Death18 Apr 1814 - Madison, Butler, Ohio, United States
MotherAnn Herrington
FatherJohn Long

Born in Queen Anne's County, Maryland, USA on 1760 to John Long and Ann Herrington. Noah Long married Sarah Gapen and had 11 children. He passed away on 18 Apr 1814 in Madison, Butler, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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John Long
1722 - 1785
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Ann Herrington
1726 - 1785
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Gapen
1766 - 1856
Children Show all
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Noah Long
1810 - 1885
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Eliel Long
1799 - 1860
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Elias Long
1808 - 1876
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Armel Long
1792 - 1827
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Emeline Long
1802 - 1830
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Ruth Long
1791 - 1848
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Zachariah Long
1786 - 1822
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Rachel Long
1786 - 1855
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Nancy Long
1804 - Unknown
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David Long
1805 - 1866
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John Gapen Long
1800 - 1831

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