Deborah Knowlton

(31 December 1698 - )
Deborah Knowlton|b. 31 Dec 1698|p1159.htm|Thomas Knowlton|b. 19 May 1662\nd. 4 Feb 1750/51|p1138.htm|Margery Goodhue|b. s 1670\nd. fol 1704/5|p1147.htm|John Knowlton Junior|b. 1633\nd. 8 Oct 1684|p1127.htm|Deborah Grant?|b. s 1635\nd. fol 1666/67|p1128.htm|Joseph Goodhue|b. s 1635|p1153.htm|Sarah Whipple|b. 1641\nd. 23 Jul 1681|p1152.htm|

6-greats-grandaunt of Darrell Allen Martin.
Deborah was born in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, on 31 December 1698. She was the daughter of Thomas Knowlton and Margery Goodhue. She married Thomas Adams on 17 April 1722. She married William Wigglesworth on 6 February 1770.
 
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