Thomas Barton,

Birth27 Jun 1710 - Cecil, Baltimore Co./Gunpowder, Harford/Hund Co.?, Maryland, United States

Death16 Nov 1784 - Luzerne?/New Britain?, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States

MotherElizabeth Kimber

FatherJoseph Barton

Born in Cecil, Baltimore Co./Gunpowder, Harford/Hund Co.?, Maryland, United States on 27 Jun 1710 to Joseph Barton and Elizabeth Kimber. Thomas Barton, married Elizabeth Ward and had 15 children. He passed away on 16 Nov 1784 in Luzerne?/New Britain?, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents

Joseph Barton
1680 - 1777

Elizabeth Kimber
1689 - 1711

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth Ward
1719 - 1800

Elizabeth Ward (7Ggm)
1710 - 1734

Children Show all

Kimber (Levi) Barton
1745 - 1814

Eli Barton
1760 - 1842

James Barton
1746 - 1799

William Kimber Barton
1762 - 1826

Elizabeth Barton
1750 - 1799

Joseph Barton
1740 - 1820

Deborah Barton
1767 - 1829

Stephen Barton
1755 - 1799

Parthena Barton
1755 - 1784

Sarah Kimber Barton
1745 - 1796

Ann Barton
1739 - 1781

Eleanor Barton
1735 - 1830

Joshua Barton
1734 - 1775

Levi Barton
1748 - 1749

Thomas Barton
Unknown - 1731

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