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About John Dalton
- GOVE, Abigail
- b. 17 APR 1670 Hampton, Rockingham, NH.
- d. 8 MAY 1751 Hampton Falls, Rockingham, NH.
- Parents:
- Father: GOVE, Edward
- Mother: TITCOMB, Hannah
- Family:
- Marriage: 25 SEP 1690 Hampton, Rockingham, NH.
- Spouse: DALTON, Philemon
- b. 15 DEC 1664 Hampton, Rockingham, NH.
- d. 5 MAY 1721 Hampton, Rockingham, NH.
- Parents:
- Father: DALTON, Samuel
- Mother: PALMER, Mehitable
- Children:
- DALTON, Samuel
- DALTON, Timothy
- DALTON, Hannah
- DALTON, Philemon
- DALTON, Abigail
- DALTON, John b. 10 FEB 1701/2 Hampton, Rockingham, NH. d. 10 DEC 1717 Hampton, Rockingham, NH.
- DALTON, Sarah
- DALTON, Jeremiah b. 25 MAY 1707 Hampton, Rockingham, NH. d. 17 DEC 1707 Hampton, Rockingham, NH.
- DALTON, Michael
- DALTON, Mehitable
- Family:
- Marriage: 24 NOV 1724 Hampton, Rockingham, NH.
- Spouse:SANBORN, Benjamin
- Family:
- Marriage: 17 JUN 1746
- Spouse:PRESCOTT, James
- From: http://www.genealogyofnewengland.com/f_6b.htm#78 ___________
- Family History Compiled by Lucy Henderson Horton ... By Mrs. Lucy Henderson Horton
- https://books.google.com/books?id=hWtVAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA78&lpg=PA78&dq=...
- Pg.78
- .... etc.
- The head of the Daltons in Hanxwell county, York, was Colonel John Dalton, fifth in descent from John Dalton who was settled in Kingston-upon-Hull in 1458; and was a son of Sir William, who was Knighted at Whitehall April 28, 1629 (see Burke's Landed Gentry). Sir William Dalton died in 1649, and was buried in York Minster. Col. John Dalton married Hon. Dorothy, daughter of Sir Conyers Darcy, under whom Dalton was Lieutenant Colonel. He was wounded July 5, 1643, while conducting Queen Henrietta Maria from Birdlington to Oxford. He died of his wound in July, 1644, and is buried at York Minster. The elder line of his descendants became extinct in 1792 upon the death of Francis, his great-grandson, and the title reverted to one of the younger sons of Col. John Dalton.
- We throw in, by way of parenthesis, the statement that in 1844 John Dalton of this house married a younger daughter of Sir Charles Dodsworth (see Burke's Landed Gentry).
- The colonists, John and William Dalton, brothers, came to America between 1685 and 1690, settling first in Gloucester county, Va. Some of this family later settled in Westmoreland county Va., before 1722, and still later we find that they shared the restless spirit of the day, some of them settling in the vicinity of Goochland county, Virginia. A kinsman of these two men, Philemon Dalton by name, had come to America in 1635 and settled in New England at Dedham.
- We have some record of Tristram Dalton, a descentant of Philemon Dalton, who came to Dedham in 1635. Philemon Dalton had four or five children, John, William, Michail, Margaret; etc. Tristam Dalton, son of Michail Dalton and his wife, Mary Little Dalton, was born at Newbury, Mass., May 28, 1738. He graduated in the class at Harvard with John Adams. He studied law in Salem; and revised the public school system in Newbury. In 1744 he was delegate to the Provencial Congress; in 1776 was elected Representative of the court. He supported Continental Government in Revolutionary war. In 1518 he was surveyor of the Port of Boston. He married in 1758 Ruth Hooper, daughter of a rich merchant of Marblehead. They had five children. He died at Boston, May 30, 1817. He had had the honor of being on the committee to receive George Washington when he was first inducted into the office as President of the United States. A son of this man, who bore his father's name, Tristram Dalton, was induced by Washington to invest in property about what in now Washington City. This did not prove for him a successful financial venture. Tristram Dalton was chosen vestryman of Fairfax Church, Fairfax Parish, Fairfax coutny, in 1789 (see page 268, Vol. I, Meade's Old Families and Churches of Virginia).
- Old family papers prove that Samuel Dalton (1699-1802) of Mayo river, Rockingham county, North Carolina, and John Dalton (1722-
- Pg.79
- 1777), of the firm of Carlyle and Dalton in Alexandria, Va., were brothers. They were children of William Dalton, the colonist who came first to Glouchester county, Virginia. Another son of Wm. Dalton was Robert Dalton; and a daughter of Robert was Agatha Dalton, who married James Mitchell, Nov. 25, 1768 (see Wm. and mary Quarterly, Vol. VI, page 86; also Val. IX, page 136).
- .... etc. ________________
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John Dalton's Timeline
| 1702 |
February 10, 1702
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Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA
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| 1717 |
December 10, 1717
Age 15
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Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA
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