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Paul Bratton

Birth13 August 1782 - Guilford County, North Carolina, United States of America
Death01 Feb 1858 - Hardin Co., TN
MotherMary Millikan
FatherRobert Jack BRATTON

Born in Guilford County, North Carolina, United States of America on 13 August 1782 to Robert Jack BRATTON and Mary Millikan. Paul Bratton married Sarah Rachel Clark and had 14 children. He passed away on 01 Feb 1858 in Hardin Co., TN.

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Parents
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Robert Jack Bratton
1746 - 1824
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Mary Millikan
1747 - 1814
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Rachel Clark
1778 - 1829
Children Show all
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Sarah Bratton
1823 - 1870
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Sarah Rachel Bratton (Rose)
1815 - 1907
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Thomas Bratton
1803 - 1865
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Benjamin S Bratton
1815 - 1905
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John S Bratton
1828 - 1873
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Nancy Bratton
1829 - 1920
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William Milliken Bratton
1812 - 1870
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Hannah Elizabeth Bratton
1808 - 1894
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Robert Jack Bratton
1838 - Unknown
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Paul Bratton Jr.
1831 - 1860
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Abigail E Bratton
1836 - 1917
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Paralee Polly Mary Bratton
1834 - 1917
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Fanny Bratton
1828 - 1894
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Sterling Bratton
1820 - 1873

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