Person:Nathan Latimer (1)
Nathan Latimer
b.15 Mar 1730 New London , New London, Connecticut, United States
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Parents and Siblings
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m. 11 Jul 1723
  1. Anne Latimer
  2. Mary Latimer
  3. Lucy Latimer
  4. Amos Latimer
  5. Richard Latimer
  6. Elizabeth Latimer
  7. Samuel Latimer, Jr.1726 - 1727
  8. Nathan Latimer1730 -
  9. Samuel Latimer, 3rd1733 - 1808
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Nathan Latimer1730 -
  • W.  Jane Lee1734 -
m. 6 May 1753
  1. Hallam Latimer1754 -
  2. Nathan Latimer1756 - Bef 1830
  3. Lucy Latimer1758 - 1832
  4. Stephen Latimer1761 -
  5. Abigail Latimer1763 -
  6. Jane Latimer1764 -
  7. Samuel Latimer1767 -
  8. Anne Latimer1769 -
  9. Edward Latimer1771 -
  10. Lydia Latimer1773 -
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Facts and Events
Name[1][2] Nathan Latimer
Alt Name _____ Lattimore
Gender Male
Birth? 15 Mar 1730 New London , New London, Connecticut, United States
Baptism? 22 Mar 1730 First Church, New London by Eliphalet Adams
Marriage 6 May 1753 New London, New London, Connecticut, United StatesFirst Congregational Church
to Jane Lee
Alt Marriage Lyme, New London, Connecticut, United Statesto Jane Lee
Census? 1790 Census
Death? unknown

Nathan ended up being his daughter's brother-in-law through marriage.

Other researchers say the man who was married to Sabra Baker was not this Nathan but the son of this Nathan Latimer and Jane Lee. Looking further into the man, I believe the Nathan that married Sabra was probably much younger than the man who married Jane Lee.

I have corrected my apparent mistake with Nathan Latimer, assigning Sabra Baker as wife to the son, Nathan born 15 March 1729/30.

Nathan's father's name would have been Samuel and his mother Elizabeth Hallam.

References
  1. ↑ Jesus Christ Church of Latter Day Saints. LDS Ancestral File.
  2. ↑ Henry A. Baker. History of Montville, Connecticut. (Press of the Case, Lockwood and Brainard Company, Hartford Conn 1896).
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