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John ‘Porter’ Polk 1661–1707 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1661
Birth Location: Lifford, Donegal, Ireland
Death Date: 9 Jul 1707
Death Location: "White Hall", Somerset County, Maryland, Colonial America
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Spouse(s): Joanna Knox
Children(s): William II
John ‘Porter’ Polk was born in 1661 in Lifford, Donegal, Ireland, the child of Robert Polk And Magdalen Tasker. John ‘Porter’ Polk married Joanna Knox, and had children including William Polk Ii. John ‘Porter’ Polk passed away in 1707 in "White Hall", Somerset County, Maryland, Colonial America.
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Biography
- John ‘Porter’ Polk was born in 1661 in Lifford, Donegal, Ireland, the child of Robert Polk And Magdalen Tasker.
- John ‘Porter’ Polk married Joanna Knox, and had children including William Polk Ii.
- John ‘Porter’ Polk passed away in 1707 in "White Hall", Somerset County, Maryland, Colonial America.
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John Polk's Ancestors
John Polk's Descendants
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1. William (Polk) II 1690–1726 m. Priscilla Roberts 1699–1727
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1. John Polk 1710–1743 m. Agnes (Barns) Polk 1710–1760
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1. Isabella Polk 1726–1807 m. Thomas Grubb 1717–1779
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1. Jane Grubb 1765–1826 m. John Evans 1762–1797
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John Polk's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1661
Event Place: Lifford, Donegal, Ireland
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 9 Jul 1707
Event Place: "White Hall", Somerset County, Maryland, Colonial America