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Frances Davis

Birth23 Sept. 1703 - Bristol, Bristol Co., Rhode Island, USA
Death26 Jul 1769 - Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, Colony
MotherAnn Low
FatherSimon Davis

Born in Bristol, Bristol Co., Rhode Island, USA on 23 Sept. 1703 to Simon Davis and Ann Low. Frances Davis married Amos Throop and had 11 children. She passed away on 26 Jul 1769 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, Colony.

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Parents
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Simon Davis
1660 - Unknown
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Ann Low
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Amos Throop
1702 - 1735
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Penuel Bowen
1715 - 1760
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Penuel Bowen
1671 - 1762
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Amos Throop
1700 - 1735
Children Show all
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John Throop
1733 - 1802
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Henry Bowen
1738 - 1807
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Penuel Bowen
1742 - 1788
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Frances Bowen
1740 - 1811
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Hannah Bowen
1746 - 1795
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Benjamin Bowen
1740 - Unknown
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Nathaniel Thorp Or Throop
1725 - 1726
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Amos Throop
1736 - 1814
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Amos Thorp Or Throop
1730 - 1731
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Frances Thorp Or Throop
1727 - 1729
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Nathaniel Thorp Or Throop
1735 - 1736

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