Solomon Pinkham

Solomon Pinkham performed Patriotic Service in Massachusetts in the American Revolution

Solomon Pinkham may have been born about 1715.[1] His father was Jonathan Pinkham (1684-1735) and his mother was Hannah Brown (1689-1730). He married Eunice Gardner in 1735 or 1736; they had at least four children. He died on 26 Sep 1778.[2]

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Solomon Pinkham (abt. 1715 - 1778)

Solomon Pinkham

Born about 1715 in Nantucket, Massachusetts

Son of Jonathan Pinkham and Hannah (Browne) Coffin

Brother of Zaruiah (Pinkham) Bunker, John Pinkham, Jedida (Pinkham) Myrick, Zephaniah Pinkham, Deborah (Pinkham) Myrick, Hannah (Pinkham) Coffin and Lydia (Pinkham) Pollard

Husband of Eunice (Gardner) Pinkham — married 17 Feb 1736 [location unknown]

Father of Tristram Pinkham

Died 26 Sep 1778 in Nantucket, Nantucket, Massachusetts, United States

Profile last modified 3 Nov 2020 | Created 5 Jul 2011

Sources

↑ This is an estimare based on the birth date of his wife. ↑ Barney Genealogical Record. Nantucket Historical Association Research Library. Person page 225.
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Acknowledgements

WikiTree profile Pinkham-38 created through the import of heinakuu2011-6.ged on Jul 5, 2011 by Johanna Amnelin.