Nathaniel
Ethridge
Born about in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Ancestors 
Son of Nathaniel Etheridge
and Mary (Calef) Etheridge
Brother of
Deborah (Etheridge) Hall
Husband of
Dorothy (Moody) Prescott
— married
28 Apr 1757 in Kingston, Rockingham, New Hampshire
Descendants 
Father of
Stephen Ethridge
Died before
before about age 60
in New Hampshire, United States
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Biography
Nathaniel was a son of Nathaniel Ethridge (1705-1757) and Mary Calef (1708-1736).[1][2] He married Dorothy Moody (born 1735) on 27 April 1757 at Kingston, New Hampshire.[3] Their children included:
- Samuel Ethridge (born 1758)
- Stephen Gilman Ethridge (1760-1834)
- Hannah Ethridge (born 1762)
- Nathaniel Ethridge (1764-1836)
Sources
- ↑ baptism record, New South Church, Boston, Massachusetts, p.34
- ↑ named in 11 Marcch 1748 will of maternal grandfather John Calef of Chester, New Hampshire
- ↑ New Hampshire marriage record
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