The son of my ancestors, NICHOLAS & SARAH (BEARD) CAMP, he was the twin of Sarah and the husband of Mary Northrup.
History of Milford, Connecticut 1639-1939, Federal Writers' Project, 1939, p. 45. John Camp opened the second "ordinary" in 1705 in a building of the West Town street in Milford.
History of Milford, Connecticut 1639-1939, Federal Writers' Project, 1939, p. 45. John Camp opened the second "ordinary" in 1705 in a building of the West Town street in Milford.
The son of my ancestors, NICHOLAS & SARAH (BEARD) CAMP, he was the twin of Sarah and the husband of Mary Northrup.
History of Milford, Connecticut 1639-1939, Federal Writers' Project, 1939, p. 45. John Camp opened the second "ordinary" in 1705 in a building of the West Town street in Milford.
History of Milford, Connecticut 1639-1939, Federal Writers' Project, 1939, p. 45. John Camp opened the second "ordinary" in 1705 in a building of the West Town street in Milford.
Inscription
Inscriptions on tombstones in Milford, Conn., erected prior to 1800, p. 19:
Here lyes the body
of Deacon John Camp
departed this life
August the 2nd
1731 in the 69th
year of his age.
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