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Ruth Carleton

Birth8 May 1700 - Bradford, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
DeathNot Available - New Hampshire
MotherElizabeth (DNAL Steven Miller, tdfraser, DNAL RobertFromm, debbiejackson1953, valanrogers) Hazeltine Hazelton (DNALE robertricepmp1)
FatherThomas Carleton

Born in Bradford, Essex, Massachusetts, USA on 8 May 1700 to Thomas Carleton and Elizabeth (DNAL Steven Miller, tdfraser, DNAL RobertFromm, debbiejackson1953, valanrogers) Hazeltine Hazelton (DNALE robertricepmp1). Ruth Carleton married James Philpot and had 8 children. She passed away in New Hampshire.

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Parents
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Thomas Carleton
1667 - 1734
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Elizabeth (Dnal Steven Miller, Tdfraser, Dnal Robertfromm, Debbiejackson1953, Valanrogers) Hazeltine Hazelton (Dnale Robertricepmp1)
1677 - 1758
Spouse(s)
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James Philpot
1699 - 1747
Children Show all
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Richard Philpot
1715 - 1766
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Rachel Philpot
1734 - 1755
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Elias Philpot
1739 - Unknown
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Ruth Philpot
1731 - Unknown
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Benjamin Philpot
1747 - 1781
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James Philpot
1740 - 1813
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Mary ("Molly") Philpot
1742 - Unknown
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John Philpot
1728 - Unknown

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