Deborah Hough

(21 October 1662 - )
Deborah Hough|b. 21 Oct 1662|p970.htm|William Hough|b. s 1615\nd. 10 Aug 1683|p950.htm|Sarah Caulkins|b. s 1630|p954.htm|Edward Hough|b. s 1585|p949.htm||||Hugh Caulkins|b. 1600\nd. 1690|p951.htm|Ann (--?--)|b. s 1605|p952.htm|

8-greats-grandaunt of Darrell Allen Martin.
Deborah was born in New London, New London County, Connecticut, on 21 October 1662. She was the daughter of William Hough and Sarah Caulkins.
 
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