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Samuel Drown

Birth17 May 1767 - Rochester, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA
Death21 Mar 1839 - Wheelock, Vermont, USA
MotherMary Seavey
FatherSamuel Drown

Born in Rochester, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA on 17 May 1767 to Samuel Drown and Mary Seavey. Samuel Drown married Elizabeth Lydia Davis and had 8 children. He passed away on 21 Mar 1839 in Wheelock, Vermont, USA.

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Parents
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Samuel Drown
1736 - 1832
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Mary Seavey
1734 - 1784
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Lydia Davis
1767 - 1817
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Mist On Mountain
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Peter Drown
1789 - 1837
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Lucy Drown
1803 - Unknown
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Benjamin Franklin Drown
1800 - Unknown
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Oliver Drowne
1800 - 1839
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Benjamin Franklin Drown
1800 - Unknown
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Shem Drown
1788 - 1850
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Susan Drown
1791 - 1827
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Sarah Drowne
1779 - Unknown

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