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Noah St. John

Birth9 Aug 1752 - S Salem, Westchester Co, New York
Death1802 - Somerset, Pulaski, Kentucky, USA
MotherSarah St. John
FatherJob StJohn

Born in S Salem, Westchester Co, New York on 9 Aug 1752 to Job StJohn and Sarah St. John. Noah St. John married Cais Blomer and had 12 children. He passed away on 1802 in Somerset, Pulaski, Kentucky, USA.

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Parents
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Job Stjohn
1725 - 1785
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Sarah St. John
1733 - 1765
Spouse(s)
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Cais Blomer
1756 - 1802
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Mary White
1750 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Sarah St John
1787 - 1853
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Rebecca St. John
1781 - 1853
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Hannah Stjohn
1789 - 1840
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Mary "Polly" St. John
1786 - 1858
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Elizabeth St. John
1776 - 1795
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Abigail St. John
1767 - 1799
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Gilbert St John
1801 - 1870
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Samuel St. John
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Bishop
1786 - 1865
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Thomas St. John
1798 - 1873
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Sarah St. John
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth St John
Unknown - Unknown

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