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Esther STEPHENS

Birth28 Feb 1678 - Long Island City, Queens, New York
Death18 Jan 1752 - New Jersey, USA
MotherElizabeth Cook
FatherThomas Stevenson

Born in Long Island City, Queens, New York on 28 Feb 1678 to Thomas Stevenson and Elizabeth Cook. Esther STEPHENS married Deacon Samuel Johnes and had 14 children. She passed away on 18 Jan 1752 in New Jersey, USA.

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Parents
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Thomas Stevenson
1648 - 1725
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Elizabeth Cook
1655 - 1701
Spouse(s)
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Deacon Samuel Johnes
1673 - 1760
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Phebe Johnes
1696 - 1777
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Timothy Dr. Johnes
1717 - 1794
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Stephen Johnes
1700 - 1785
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Samuel Johnes
1692 - 1721
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Elizabeth Johnes
1709 - 1750
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Obadiah Johnes Jones
1714 - 1790
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William Jones
1719 - 1779
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Esther Johnes
1718 - 1759
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Abigail Johnes
1731 - Unknown
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Mary Johnes
1726 - Unknown
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Foster Johnes
1723 - 1748
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Elizabeth Johnes Or Jones
1729 - Unknown
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Hannah Johns
1716 - Unknown
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Phebe Johns
1721 - 1760

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