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About John Heaton
Marriage to Abigail Paxson, 1740 — Crosswicks, Burlington, New Jersey, USA.
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John Heaton Birth 24 June 1724 • Crosswicks, Burlington, New Jersey, United States Death December 1788 • Loudoun, Virginia, United States Parents john heatonm • sarah roberts Spouse Abigail Paxson Children Abigail Heaton • Benjamin Heaton • Elizabeth Heaton • James Heaton • Jane Heaton • Jane Silcott • John Heaton • Mary Heaton • Samuel Heaton • Thomas Heaton • William Heaton
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Source of information Note to ChildsRobertaBolen, Could you please share the source of information about the move to Loudoun Co, Va in 1768. Thanks!
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They moved to Londen Co,Va in 1768 They moved to Loudoun Co,Va in 1768
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!B,M,D: The Edward Hawes Heirs, p19, RG Hawes; info from Jean Rigler of Honolulu, HI.
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Transcription of an early Heaton Document by Rachel Colver (excerpt) NOTE: Click on "Documents" to see the original document. Some spelling and punctuation has been corrected in this transcription. Anasterick (*) indicates that the words are unreadable. Ancestry to my earliest recollection: My grandfather emigrated from Ireland early in the Sevent[eent]h century. His name was Samuel H. Eaton. He went into business with a merchant of Connecticut where they done good business in the multitude of business. His name was soon Saml Heaton. It was so written by the Yankes. It became familiar and allthe business was done in that line. He married [an] English lady by the name of Sarah Handcock by whom he had nine children: Samuel, Sarah, Mary, John, Jabish, Daniel, Hannah, James and Issac. The latter was my father who was born June 12th, 1730. My grandfather moved to New Jersey Sussex County when my father was young, with his eldest son [who was] married. He [Samuel, Jr] was a Baptist preacher. He constituted a church in a village which afterwards was called Morristown. Sarah, MaryAnn, [and] John were married and remained in the New England States. My grandfather brought with him five unmarried [children]: Jabish, Daniel, Hannah, James, [and] Issac. My grandfather died before my father arrived to manhood. My father married Mary Booth; [and] moved with his father-in-law to new VirginiaBerkeley County Mill Creek on which he built a saw mill which done good business. But in the midst of prosperity there was adversity. His wife and child died. He remarried a widower some years in which he married my mother. She was the daughter of Henry Bowen and Anna his wife. Their ancestry were from Wales and Scotland. My grandmother Bowens' father's name was Simon Moon. He was from Wales. My mother's ancestry were mostly Quakers. My grandfather Bowen and his wife Anna had ten children: four sons and six daughters. Their names: Rees, Henry, John, Jacob. The daughters: Mary, Hannah, Margaret, Jane, Nancy, Priscilla. The daughters all married and had twelve children a piece with the exception of one who had thirteen. The sons all died - single men, three, in the bloom of life: Rees, Henry, Jacob. John died an old bachelor. Not one married to keep up their father's name. My mother [Hannah Bowen] was born May the 3rd, 1742, old stile; was married to my father [Issac Heaton], March 3rd,1760. John was born December 13, 1760. Mary was born December 2, 1762. Sarah was born December 16, 176*. Henry was born September 16, 1766 Issac was born October 29, 1768 James was born February 2, 1771. Daniel was born March 22, 1773. Nancy was born June 17, 1775 Nancy was born June 17, 1775 Hannah was born April 3, 1778 Rachel was born April 3, 1780 Rees was born February 4, 1783 Jacob Bowen was born May 9. 1786 Time I came here [Trumball County, Ohio], Josiah Robbins required me to give him a record of his mother [Anne?]. I done so I now send you a record to the best of my recollection.
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John Heaton's Timeline
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June 24, 1724
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Crosswicks, Chesterfield Township, Burlington County, New Jersey, United States
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| 1749 |
1749
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Culpeper, Holy See (Vatican City State)
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1761
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Wrentham, Norfolk, MA, United States
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| 1773 |
September 1773
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Washington, Pennsylvania, USA
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1788
Age 63
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Virginia, United States
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