The Vinton Memorial: Comprising a Genealogy of the Descendants of John Vinton of Lynn, 1648: Also, Genealogical Sketches of Several Allied Families ... With an Appendix Containing a History of the Braintree Iron Works, and Other Historical MatterS.K. Whipple, 1858 - 534 páginas John Vinton was born in approximately 1620 perhaps in France and emigrated to the United States probably sometime before 1643. His descendents lived in Braintree, Massachusetts for many years. This volume gives the history of the Vinton and many other allied families into the 19th century. |
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Palavras e frases frequentes
Abiathar Abigail acres Adams Allen Anna April April 15 Benjamin Betsey Boston Bridgewater brother Caleb Capt Charles Charlestown Chesterfield child church Daniel dated David deacon Deeds died Dorcas Dudley East Bridgewater Ebenezer Edward Eliza Elizabeth England Esther Eunice father Faxon Francis French George grad Hannah Vinton Hayden Henry Holbrook Isaac James John Vinton Jonathan Joseph Joshua Josiah July July 13 June June 17 June 22 land Leicester Lieut Linfield lived Lydia Lynn Malden March March 15 March 22 marriage Martha Mary Vinton Mehitable Midd Nathaniel Niles pastor Penniman Phebe Prob Quincy Rachel Randolph Rebecca recorded removed resided Richardson Ruth Samuel,3 Sarah Vinton second wife selectman Sept Seth settled sister South Reading Stoneham Suff Susanna Thayer Thomas Green Thomas Vinton Thomas,¹ town Vinton of Braintree Weymouth White widow William Woburn
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