Jonathan Horton, I

1. No mention of Jonathan in author's later book The Ancestors and Descendants of Isaac Horton of Liberty, N.Y. published forty years later - per Dinan page 278[2]

2. Bolton's History of Westchester Co., N. Y.: "Jonathan has been placed as a son of Joseph because of Mr. Bolton's quoted statement, that in 1694 two men 'were chosen to lay out the land at the White Plains granted to Jonathan Horton by the town of Rye.' The date of this item makes Jonathan a contemporary of Samuel and David and seems quite certainly to place him in the third generation, though no writer about the family has given Joseph a son Jonathan."