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Jethro Stokes

Birth26 Jul 1791 - Northfield, Belknap, New Hampshire, United States
Death8 Jan 1873 - Starksboro, Addison, Vermont, United States
MotherAbigail Mary Tuttle
FatherJames Stokes

Born in Northfield, Belknap, New Hampshire, United States on 26 Jul 1791 to James Stokes and Abigail Mary Tuttle. Jethro Stokes married Martha (Patty) Mason and had 15 children. He passed away on 8 Jan 1873 in Starksboro, Addison, Vermont, United States.

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Parents
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James Stokes
1770 - 1861
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Abigail Mary Tuttle
1761 - 1854
Spouse(s)
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Martha (Patty) Mason
1793 - 1871
Children Show all
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Orange Stokes
1832 - 1894
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Polly Ann Stokes
1824 - 1893
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Martha Stokes
1828 - 1831
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Henry T Stokes
1812 - 1888
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Moses T. Stokes
1818 - 1890
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Benjamin Ellison Stokes
1830 - 1914
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Elizabeth Stokes
1838 - 1859
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Justus R. Stokes
1835 - 1920
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Abigail Stokes
1822 - 1825
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David Mason Stokes
1817 - 1884
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Minerva Stokes
1834 - 1836
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Ebenezer Stokes
1814 - 1894
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Ruhana Stokes
1820 - 1842
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Rosanna Stokes
1826 - 1846
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Mariah Partlow
1811 - 1852

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