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Hannah Ames

Birth17 Sep 1796 - New York
Death6 Nov 1880 - Tyrone, Kent, Michigan, USA
MotherSarah Sally Bailey
FatherSimeon Ames

Born in New York on 17 Sep 1796 to Simeon Ames and Sarah Sally Bailey. Hannah Ames married Almon Lovejoy and had 14 children. She passed away on 6 Nov 1880 in Tyrone, Kent, Michigan, USA.

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Parents
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Simeon Ames
1772 - 1849
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Sarah Sally Bailey
1773 - 1857
Spouse(s)
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Almon Lovejoy
1792 - 1880
Children Show all
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John Lovejoy
1815 - 1892
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Hannah Susan Lovejoy
1839 - 1846
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Lucina Lovejoy
1824 - 1897
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James (John) Lovejoy
1827 - 1890
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Lauren Lovejoy
1825 - 1894
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Benjamin Timothy Lovejoy
1830 - 1879
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Almira C. Lovejoy
1819 - 1898
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Almon Henry Lovejoy
1837 - 1925
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Mary Lovejoy
1822 - 1877
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Lewis Thorp Lovejoy
1835 - 1912
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Cyrus Lovejoy
1832 - 1906
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Eunice Lovejoy
1817 - 1819
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Harriet Lovejoy
1834 - 1836
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Abner Lovejoy
1814 - 1814

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