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James Bellows

BirthOct 23, 1779 (1776) - New Jersey, United States (Ohio) (MA
DeathJul 1849 (1850) - Belpre, Washington, Ohio, United States
MotherMary Sloote
FatherJames Bellows

Born in New Jersey, United States (Ohio) (MA on Oct 23, 1779 (1776) to James Bellows and Mary Sloote. James Bellows married Anna Culver and had 13 children. He passed away on Jul 1849 (1850) in Belpre, Washington, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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James Bellows
1745 - 1832
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Mary Sloote
1751 - 1835
Spouse(s)
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Anna Culver
1782 - 1874
Children Show all
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Susan Bellows
1817 - 1897
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Maria Mariah Bellows
1815 - 1885
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Mary Ann Bellows
1807 - 1882
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James Bellows
1809 - 1834
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William C Bellows
1801 - 1841
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George W Bellows
1826 - 1876
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Prudence Emeline Bellows
1820 - 1880
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Bethany Bellows
Unknown - Unknown
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Ann Bellows
1814 - 1898
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Avery S Bellows
1838 - Unknown
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Charles Culver
1822 - Unknown
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James Bellows
1776 - 1849
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James Bellows
1816 - 1898

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