(Nathaniel, William, James, James)
believed to be the son of
Nathaniel Moulton (d.1763) &
Catherine (Nody) Moulton (1721-1794)
m. Hannah Kimball on Nov 3, 1761
she was b. Dec 6, 1742
she died March 15, 1815
children:
John 1762-1831
Anna 1764-1830
Nathaniel b.1765
Daniel 1767-1839
Sarah 1769-1810 m. ____ Spining
James 1770-1816 m. ____
William b. 1772
Joshua 1773-1827 m. Dorcas Thayer
Jonathan 1776-1797 d. Spencer Mass.
Benjamin 1778-1802 d.Savannah Ga.
David 1780-1780
Betsy b.1783
Enlisted in 1754 in war between France & England; captured at Quebec; nearly died in prison there; was placed on a ship bound for France, he and his cohorts took over the ship and instead sailed to England; returned to Ipswich, married and went to Hopkinton where most of his children were born; served in the Revolution in 1775 with his eldest son John; wood engraver, worked in leather making shoes and boots.
[Moulton Annals by Henry William Moulton, edited by Claribel Moulton, published 1906, pgs 153-154]
believed to be the son of
Nathaniel Moulton (d.1763) &
Catherine (Nody) Moulton (1721-1794)
m. Hannah Kimball on Nov 3, 1761
she was b. Dec 6, 1742
she died March 15, 1815
children:
John 1762-1831
Anna 1764-1830
Nathaniel b.1765
Daniel 1767-1839
Sarah 1769-1810 m. ____ Spining
James 1770-1816 m. ____
William b. 1772
Joshua 1773-1827 m. Dorcas Thayer
Jonathan 1776-1797 d. Spencer Mass.
Benjamin 1778-1802 d.Savannah Ga.
David 1780-1780
Betsy b.1783
Enlisted in 1754 in war between France & England; captured at Quebec; nearly died in prison there; was placed on a ship bound for France, he and his cohorts took over the ship and instead sailed to England; returned to Ipswich, married and went to Hopkinton where most of his children were born; served in the Revolution in 1775 with his eldest son John; wood engraver, worked in leather making shoes and boots.
[Moulton Annals by Henry William Moulton, edited by Claribel Moulton, published 1906, pgs 153-154]
(Nathaniel, William, James, James)
believed to be the son of
Nathaniel Moulton (d.1763) &
Catherine (Nody) Moulton (1721-1794)
m. Hannah Kimball on Nov 3, 1761
she was b. Dec 6, 1742
she died March 15, 1815
children:
John 1762-1831
Anna 1764-1830
Nathaniel b.1765
Daniel 1767-1839
Sarah 1769-1810 m. ____ Spining
James 1770-1816 m. ____
William b. 1772
Joshua 1773-1827 m. Dorcas Thayer
Jonathan 1776-1797 d. Spencer Mass.
Benjamin 1778-1802 d.Savannah Ga.
David 1780-1780
Betsy b.1783
Enlisted in 1754 in war between France & England; captured at Quebec; nearly died in prison there; was placed on a ship bound for France, he and his cohorts took over the ship and instead sailed to England; returned to Ipswich, married and went to Hopkinton where most of his children were born; served in the Revolution in 1775 with his eldest son John; wood engraver, worked in leather making shoes and boots.
[Moulton Annals by Henry William Moulton, edited by Claribel Moulton, published 1906, pgs 153-154]
believed to be the son of
Nathaniel Moulton (d.1763) &
Catherine (Nody) Moulton (1721-1794)
m. Hannah Kimball on Nov 3, 1761
she was b. Dec 6, 1742
she died March 15, 1815
children:
John 1762-1831
Anna 1764-1830
Nathaniel b.1765
Daniel 1767-1839
Sarah 1769-1810 m. ____ Spining
James 1770-1816 m. ____
William b. 1772
Joshua 1773-1827 m. Dorcas Thayer
Jonathan 1776-1797 d. Spencer Mass.
Benjamin 1778-1802 d.Savannah Ga.
David 1780-1780
Betsy b.1783
Enlisted in 1754 in war between France & England; captured at Quebec; nearly died in prison there; was placed on a ship bound for France, he and his cohorts took over the ship and instead sailed to England; returned to Ipswich, married and went to Hopkinton where most of his children were born; served in the Revolution in 1775 with his eldest son John; wood engraver, worked in leather making shoes and boots.
[Moulton Annals by Henry William Moulton, edited by Claribel Moulton, published 1906, pgs 153-154]
Inscription
Mr Nathaniel Moulton
died Feb 21 1823
in his 86th year
Gravesite Details
Originally called Pumpkin Hollow Cemetery
