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Bathsheba Stone

Birth1 Dec 1721 - Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
Death1772 - Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
MotherSarah Wight
FatherDeacon Adams Stone

Born in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA on 1 Dec 1721 to Deacon Adams Stone and Sarah Wight. Bathsheba Stone married Ezekiel How and had 14 children. She passed away on 1772 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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Deacon Adams Stone
1690 - 1772
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Sarah Wight
1695 - 1791
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Ezekiel How
1720 - 1796
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Ezekial Howe
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary (Molly) Howe
1754 - 1823
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Ezekiel Howe
1756 - 1847
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Ann How
1747 - 1842
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Bathsheba Howe
1752 - 1777
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Adam Howe
1763 - 1840
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Eliphalet Howe
1761 - 1834
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Olive Howe
1758 - 1850
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Hepzibah Howe
1749 - 1790
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Ruth Howe
1745 - 1776
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Jane Howe
1767 - Unknown
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Ezekiel Howe
1756 - 1841
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Eliphalet Howe
1761 - 1834
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Phillipse How
1756 - 1847
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Bathsheba Howe
1786 - 1865

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