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Family: Jonathan STEBBINS / Abigail HALE (F3326)

m. 5 Nov 1747

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Samuel STEBBINSSamuel STEBBINS
Male (1683-1767)
Hannah HITCHCOCKHannah HITCHCOCK
Female (1683-1756)
 
 
Samuel STEBBINSSamuel STEBBINS
Male (1708-1754)
Stephen STEBBINSStephen STEBBINS
Male (1711-1768)
Hannah STEBBINSHannah STEBBINS
Female (1713- )
Aaron STEBBINSAaron STEBBINS
Male (1715-1808)
Joanna STEBBINSJoanna STEBBINS
Female (1716-1800)
Moses STEBBINSMoses STEBBINS
Male (1718-1779)
Luke STEBBINSLuke STEBBINS
Male (1722-1775)
Sarah STEBBINSSarah STEBBINS
Female (1725- )
Nehemiah STEBBINSNehemiah STEBBINS
Male (1727- )
Thankful STEBBINSThankful STEBBINS
Female (1730-1734)
John HALEJohn HALE
Male (1676-1761)
Thankful JONESThankful JONES
Female (1689-1741)
 
 
John HALEJohn HALE
Male (1713-1714)
Sarah HALESarah HALE
Female (1716- )
John HALEJohn HALE
Male (1718- )
Aaron HALEAaron HALE
Male (1723- )
Dorcas HALEDorcas HALE
Female (1725- )
Moses HALEMoses HALE
Male (1728- )
Jacob HALEJacob HALE
Male (1731- )
David HALEDavid HALE
Male (1734- )
Ezekiel HALEEzekiel HALE
Male (1736- )
Jonathan STEBBINSJonathan STEBBINS
Male (1709-1788)
Other spouses
Abigail HALEAbigail HALE
Female (1721-1812)
Abigail STEBBINSAbigail STEBBINS
Female (1748- )
Medad STEBBINSMedad STEBBINS
Male (1751-1804)
Sarah STEBBINSSarah STEBBINS
Female (1751-1754)
Sarah STEBBINSSarah STEBBINS
Female (1754-1825)
Rhoda STEBBINSRhoda STEBBINS
Female (1756-1758)
Lewis STEBBINSLewis STEBBINS
Male (1758-1758)
Rhoda STEBBINSRhoda STEBBINS
Female (1759- )
Lewis STEBBINSLewis STEBBINS
Male (1761-1778)

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