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Elizabeth Skelton 1630–1673 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1630

Birth Location: Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA

Death Date: 27 April 1673

Death Location: Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA

Father: Rev IMMIGRANT

Mother: Susanna Travis

Spouse(s): Robert Sanford

Children(s): Thomas Sanford, Sarah Sanford

In 1630, Elizabeth Skelton entered the world in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA, born to Rev Samuel 1St Minister Of Salem Skelton English Immigrant And Susanna Travis. Elizabeth Skelton married Robert Sanford, and had children including Sarah Sanford, Thomas Sanford. Elizabeth Skelton passed away in 1673 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA.

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Biography

  • In 1630, Elizabeth Skelton entered the world in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA, born to Rev Samuel 1St Minister Of Salem Skelton English Immigrant And Susanna Travis.
  • Elizabeth Skelton married Robert Sanford, and had children including Sarah Sanford, Thomas Sanford.
  • Elizabeth Skelton passed away in 1673 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA.

Immediate Family

Parents

Rev IMMIGRANT
1592–1634
Birth Location: Tattershall, Lincolnshire, England
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Susanna Travis
1597–1631
Birth Location: Horbling, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom
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Spouses(s)

Robert Sanford
1626–1676
Birth Location: Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom
RS

Children(s)

Thomas Sanford
1673–1764
Birth Location: New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
TS
Sarah Sanford
1661–1725
Birth Location: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
SS

Elizabeth Skelton's Ancestors

Self
Elizabeth Skelton
1630–1673
Birth Place: Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
Parents
Rev Samuel (1st Minister of Salem) Skelton - English IMMIGRANT
1592–1634
Tattershall, Lincolnshire, England
Susanna Travis
1597–1631
Horbling, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom
Grandparents
SARAH RANDALL?
1564–1638
of, Lincolnshire, England
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Elizabeth Skelton's Descendants

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Elizabeth Skelton (1630–27 April 1673) m. Robert Sanford (1626–10 February 1676)
  1. 1. Thomas Sanford 1673–1764 m. Christian Gard 1673–1708
    1. 1. Christian (Elizabeth) Sanford 1697–1777 m. Obediah Adams 1689–1765
      1. 1. Nathan Adams 1723–1800
      2. 2. Obadiah Adams 1721–1803
      3. 3. Hepzibah Metcalf 1735–1807
      4. 4. Stephen Adams 1729–1795
      5. 5. Jesse Adams 1727–1797
      6. 6. Jemima (Jane) Fisk 1737–1813
      7. 7. Abigail Adams 1718–1744
    2. 2. Sarah Stanford 1694–1772 m. Daniel Adams 1686–1772
      1. 1. Thomas Adams 1726–1773
      2. 2. Abigail Harding 1736–1810
      3. 3. Tabitha Littlefield 1738–1819
      4. 4. Ruth Rockwood 1729–1817
      5. 5. Moses Adams 1731–1815
      6. 6. Sarah Adams 1714–1716
      7. 7. Elizabeth Adams 1721–
      8. 8. Benjamin Adams 1712–
      9. 9. Sarah Adams 1718–1793
      10. 10. Deborah Adams 1716–
      11. 11. Daniel Adams 1724–1736
  2. 2. Sarah Sanford 1661–1725

Elizabeth Skelton's Timeline

3 Records

1630
1630
Birth of Elizabeth Skelton in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
1652
1652
Age 22
Elizabeth Skelton was married in Boston, Massachusetts
Boston, Massachusetts
1673
27 April 1673
Age 43
Death of Elizabeth Skelton in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1630
    Event Place: Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
    Record Source: Geneanet Community Trees Index

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Marriage
    Event Date: 1652
    Event Place: Boston, Massachusetts

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 27 April 1673
    Event Place: Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
    Record Source: Geneanet Community Trees Index
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