"Calendar of Kent Co., DE Probate Records 1680-1800" Compiled by Leon De Valinger.
pg. 243 - Will of John Caton.
Will was written May 28, 1765 and names heirs: wife Elizabeth, bro. Benjamin; sisters Esther Pearce & *****Jenat Chaplin [Chapline] MEMORIAL ID 118207188 ; stepson William Betts; nephews James Caton (son of bro. Benjamin), John & Sampson Williamson.
Executrix, wife Elizabeth. Witnesses: William Thomas, Periscilla Walker. Codicil witnessed by Charles Ridgely.
Will probated Aug. 19, 1769. Ref: Arch. vol. A8, pg 74 & 84. Reg. of Wills, Liber L, folios 63-64.
Note: Arch. vol A8, pg. 84 shows widow Elizabeth as wife of William Carpenter.
Also, "Colonial Families of Delaware, Vol. I" by F. Edward Wright, pg. 28 - William Betts, son of Robert married to Elizabeth Newell, daughter of John Newell. William died by 29 Dec 1740 when his estate was administered by Elizabeth Betts.

A later administration record for this estate shows John Caton, Jr. and wife Elizabeth with her children William and Ruth Betts.

Delaware, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1676-1971
Record details
Name John Caton
Residence Date Abt 1765
Residence Place Kent, Deleware
Will Date 28 May 1765
Probate Date 28 May 1765
Probate Place Kent, Delaware, USA
Inferred Death Year 1765
Inferred Death Place Delaware, USA
Sibling Benjamin Caton; James Caton
Item Description Register of Wills, Book K-L, 1749-1783
Household members Name Age
John Caton
Benjamin Caton
William Caton
Elizabeth Caton
James Caton
Meriah
Glasco

Delaware Archives - French and Indian War Rolls 1754-1703 show that John Caton served as Captain for the Upper District of Motherkill Hundred in Kent Co., DE in 1757. The surnames found on the transcript of enlisted men include many names found later in Rowan Co., NC along with Caton.

Siblings:
Benjamin Caton, Betty Caton, Ester (Caton) Pearce, Jennette (Caton) Chaplin [Chapline] MEMORIAL ID 118207188, John Caton Jr., Margaret Caton, Sarah Caton, Thomas Caton and Robert Caton Sr.

John, Jr. (Capt John Caton Jr) served in the Delaware Militia in the French and Indian War--subject of correspondence between Col. Geo. Washington and Lord Fairfax in 1756); John and brother Benjamin served as officers in Delaware Militia in French and Indian War and later in the Revolution.

Delaware Archives - French and Indian War Rolls 1754-1703 show that John Caton served as Captain for the Upper District of Motherkill Hundred in Kent Co., DE in 1757. The surnames found on the transcript of enlisted men include many names found later in Rowan Co., NC along with Caton.

Calendar of Kent County Delaware Probate Records 1680-1800: Page 244: Caton, John. Will, Made May 28, 1765. Heirs: wife Elizabeth; bro. Benjamin; sisters: Esther Pearce, Jenet Chaplin; stepson William Betts (Elizabeth's previous marriage?); nephews: James Caton (son of bro. Benjamin), John & Sampson Williams. Exec'x, wife Elizabeth. Wits: William, Thomas, Periscilla Walker. Codicil--[p.244] Wit., Charles Ridgely. Prob. August 19,1769. Arc vol A8, page 84 shows Elizabeth as wife of William Carpenter.
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MARRIAGES "A-M"
1645-1899
John Caton Elizabeth Betts 1 Jan 1740
John Caton Elizabeth Clark 24 Nov 1747

Spouse and children

Elizabeth Ward Moore 1709–1774

Mary Caton 1728–
Elizabeth Caton 1731–
Charles Caton 1733–1814
Stephen Caton 1735–1799
James Caton 1736–
Lydia Caton 1737–