Caleb LOOMIS & Joannah SKINNER

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Lt. Caleb LOOMIS
Joannah SKINNER

Husband: Caleb LOOMIS
Birth: 23 Dec 1693
Death: 4 Aug 1784
Y-DNA Haplogroup: R1b
Father: Josiah LOOMIS
Mother: Mary ROCKWELL

Marriage: 28 Feb 1728
Resided: East Haddam, Colchester, New London Co., CT

Wife: Joannah SKINNER
Father: Deacon John SKINNER
Mother: Sarah __?__

Children:

1. Caleb LOOMIS, b. 28 Nov 1728, Colchester, New London Co., CT
2. Joannah LOOMIS, b. 20 Nov 1730; d. young
3. Joannah LOOMIS, b. 28 Dec 1731
4. Sarah LOOMIS, b. 25 Mar 1734
5. Samuel LOOMIS, b. 20 Aug 1736; d. young
6. Samuel LOOMIS, b. 28 Dec 1738; d. young
7. Ann LOOMIS, b. 3 Sep 1742
8. Lois LOOMIS, b. 24 Aug 1744
9. Solomon LOOMIS, b. 17 Dec 1748
10. Lydia LOOMIS, b. 17 Jan 1750
11. Jacob LOOMIS, b. 24 May 1752
12. Mary LOOMIS, bap. 17 Mar 1754

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Source:

1. Elisha S. Loomis. 1908. Descendants of Joseph Loomis in America and His Antecedents in the Old World: the Original Published by Elias Loomis, 1875. Self-published (facsimile available from the New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston).

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