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David Ames

Birth30 May 1749 - Hillsboro, Hillsborough, New Hampshire
Death1799 - Monkton, Addison, Vermont, United States
MotherJane Robbins
FatherEnsign Stephen Ames

Born in Hillsboro, Hillsborough, New Hampshire on 30 May 1749 to Ensign Stephen Ames and Jane Robbins. David Ames married Anna Wright and had 13 children. He passed away on 1799 in Monkton, Addison, Vermont, United States.

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Parents
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Ensign Stephen Ames
1712 - 1801
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Jane Robbins
1712 - 1800
Spouse(s)
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Anna Wright
1750 - Unknown
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Frances Powers
1742 - 1813
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Stephen Ames
1791 - 1877
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Ashley Ames
1795 - 1863
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Samuel Ames
1792 - Unknown
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David A. Ames
1792 - 1836
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Charles E Ames
1782 - Unknown
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Ames Doctor
1798 - 1884
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Benjamin Ames
1786 - 1788
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Hannah E. Ames
1799 - Unknown
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Stephen Ames
1784 - 1876
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Hannah Ames
1784 - Unknown
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Anna Ames
1782 - Unknown
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Ashley Ames
1791 - 1911
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Ashley Ames
1795 - 1863

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