Jonathan married Mary (Oakes) on March 14, 1758, in Harvard, MA.
*See wife's page for list of 13 children
Jonathan married his 2nd wife, Sarah (Osborne)on August 2, 1796, in MA.
Jonathan was a Revolutionary War veteran. He was a private in Col. Cotton's Massachusetts Regiment.
The Sampson family is the largest of the main branches of the "Oakes" tribe, with over 1,100 names. Many of the clan wrote the last name as "Samson".
*See wife's page for list of 13 children
Jonathan married his 2nd wife, Sarah (Osborne)on August 2, 1796, in MA.
Jonathan was a Revolutionary War veteran. He was a private in Col. Cotton's Massachusetts Regiment.
The Sampson family is the largest of the main branches of the "Oakes" tribe, with over 1,100 names. Many of the clan wrote the last name as "Samson".
Jonathan married Mary (Oakes) on March 14, 1758, in Harvard, MA.
*See wife's page for list of 13 children
Jonathan married his 2nd wife, Sarah (Osborne)on August 2, 1796, in MA.
Jonathan was a Revolutionary War veteran. He was a private in Col. Cotton's Massachusetts Regiment.
The Sampson family is the largest of the main branches of the "Oakes" tribe, with over 1,100 names. Many of the clan wrote the last name as "Samson".
*See wife's page for list of 13 children
Jonathan married his 2nd wife, Sarah (Osborne)on August 2, 1796, in MA.
Jonathan was a Revolutionary War veteran. He was a private in Col. Cotton's Massachusetts Regiment.
The Sampson family is the largest of the main branches of the "Oakes" tribe, with over 1,100 names. Many of the clan wrote the last name as "Samson".
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