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Ann Garner

Birth1734 - Roanoke, Halifax, Virginia, United States
Death1840 - Virginia, USA
MotherMarcy Rathbun
FatherJohn Garner

Born in Roanoke, Halifax, Virginia, United States on 1734 to John Garner and Marcy Rathbun. Ann Garner married James Stephenson II and had 15 children. She passed away on 1840 in Virginia, USA.

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Parents
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John Garner
1708 - 1762
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Marcy Rathbun
1688 - 1767
Spouse(s)
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James Stephenson Ii
1730 - 1802
Children Show all
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Elizabeth Betsy Stephenson
1756 - 1817
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Robert Stephenson
1755 - 1798
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Nancy Ann Stephenson
1764 - 1854
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Mary Stephenson
1772 - 1855
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David Stephenson
1767 - 1814
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George Stephenson
1750 - 1830
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John Stephenson I
1758 - 1827
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Alexander Garner Stephenson
1766 - 1846
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James Stephenson
1766 - 1846
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Samuel Stephenson
1774 - 1851
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Elijah Brazzil Stinson
1762 - 1835
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William Stephenson
1780 - 1850
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Thomas Stephenson
1776 - 1862
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Joseph Stephenson
1778 - Unknown
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Clendenin Stephenson
1801 - 1859

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