Barnabas
Horton
Born in Long Island, Southold, Suffolk, New York
Ancestors 
Son of Caleb Horton
and Esther (UNKNOWN) Horton
Brother of
Mary (Horton) Terry [half], Jonathan Horton [half], Rachel Horton [half], Nathan Horton [half], Hannah (Horton) Booth [half], Esther (Horton) Mapes [half], Abigail (Horton) Booth [half], Phoebe Horton [half], Rachel Horton [half], Ruth Horton [half], Phebe Horton [half] and David Horton [half]
Husband of
Sarah (Wines) Luce
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants 
Died
at age 30
in Southold, Suffolk, New York
Profile last modified
| Created 16 Nov 2010
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Parent Conflict
Horton-205 was shown as son of Caleb & Abigail (Hallock) Horton Horton-199 was shown as son of Caleb & Esther (Unknown) Horton.
Biography
Husband of Sarah (Wines) Horton — married 1685 in Southold, Suffolk, New York
Christening
- Cutchogue, Suffolk, New York
Death
Dec 1696 Southold, New York. [1] A second Barnabas Horton died 15 NOV 1705 Salmon Southold NY Records [2]
Burial
- NOV 1705 Southold, Long Island, New York
Sources
According to the following Pedigree File, 39Y9-NWH, Barnabus Horton, b. 9/1666, Cutchoque, NY, d. 11/15/1705, LI City, Queens, NY, and married 1686, Suffolk, NY: "Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:39Y9-NWH : accessed 12 June 2019), entry for Barnabus /Horton/, cites sources; "Scott Hepworth Family Tree Ancestry.com" file (2:2:2:MMDZ-PJT), submitted 26 April 2013 by ScottHepworth [identity withheld for privacy].
* "Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:39Y9-NWH : accessed 12 June 2019), entry for Barnabus /Horton/, cites sources; "Scott Hepworth Family Tree Ancestry.com" file (2:2:2:MMDZ-PJT), submitted 26 April 2013 by ScottHepworth [identity withheld for privacy].
- ↑ Salmon Southold NY Records image att.
- ↑ https://ia802205.us.archive.org/34/items/salmonrecordspri00salm/salmonrecordspri00salm.pdf
- THE AMERICAN DESCENDANTS OF HENRY LUCE OF MARTHA'S VINEYARD 1640-1985 3 Vol and 1987 Indexed Addendum by Martha McCourt and Thomas Luce.
- Banks, Dr. Charles E. The History of Martha's Vineyard (1911) Vol III.
- Salmon, William. The Salmon Records (New York, 1918) Page 5
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~0.39%
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Categories: Cutchogue, New York | Southold, New York
I also see a group of half-siblings who should not exist. And there is death in Long Island City which keeps popping up in these South hold Town profiles and is totally wrong for all of them since it is 100 miles away and did not exist at that time.