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PETER Biggs

Birth1738 - New Jersey
DeathDec. 1777 - New Jersey, United States
MotherLenae Eleanor Kinney
FatherGeorge Biggs

Born in New Jersey on 1738 to George Biggs and Lenae Eleanor Kinney. PETER Biggs married Elesebeth Elizabeth Middagh and had 10 children. He passed away on Dec. 1777 in New Jersey, United States.

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Parents
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George Biggs
1702 - 1791
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Lenae Eleanor Kinney
1711 - 1795
Spouse(s)
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Elesebeth Elizabeth Middagh
1741 - 1777
Children Show all
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Frederick Detrick Biggs
1767 - 1829
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Helenah Lenah Biggs
1777 - 1826
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Peter Biggs
1774 - 1812
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George Biggs
1768 - 1854
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Richard Biggs
1771 - 1813
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Helena Biggs
1763 - 1830
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Elesebgeth Elizabeth Biggs
1769 - Unknown
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Antje Biggs
1771 - Unknown
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George Biggs
1757 - Unknown
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Richard Biggs
1766 - Unknown

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