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James Weeks

Birth4 Jul 1776 - Oyster Bay, Long Island City, Queens, New York
Death29 Apr 1863 - St Clair, St Clair, Michigan
MotherRhoda Hutchins
FatherNicholas Weeks

Born in Oyster Bay, Long Island City, Queens, New York on 4 Jul 1776 to Nicholas Weeks and Rhoda Hutchins. James Weeks married Amy Garrison and had 13 children. He passed away on 29 Apr 1863 in St Clair, St Clair, Michigan.

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Parents
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Nicholas Weeks
1737 - 1828
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Rhoda Hutchins
1733 - 1828
Spouse(s)
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Amy Garrison
1784 - 1845
Children Show all
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Emeline Weeks
1807 - 1884
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Catherine Weeks
1810 - 1894
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Eliza Weeks
1811 - 1831
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Alfred Weeks
1808 - 1892
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Abigail Weeks
1819 - 1901
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Amy Weeks
1819 - 1859
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William H. Weeks
1824 - 1898
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Caroline Weeks
1821 - 1917
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James D Weeks
1826 - 1865
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Nathaniel S. Weeks
1825 - 1899
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Marvel G. Weeks
1813 - 1888
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Lovina Parsons
1817 - 1876
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Anna Mariah (Maria) Weeks
1815 - 1902

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