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JOHN Ames

Birth13 Dec 1762 - Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, United States,
Death04 Sep 1800 - Bucksport, Hancock, Maine, USA
MotherMary Cotton
FatherPhineas Eames

Born in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, United States, on 13 Dec 1762 to Phineas Eames and Mary Cotton. JOHN Ames married Mary Darling and had 12 children. He passed away on 04 Sep 1800 in Bucksport, Hancock, Maine, USA.

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Parents
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Phineas Eames
1740 - 1820
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Mary Cotton
1734 - 1787
Spouse(s)
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Mary Darling
1767 - 1812
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Mary Harvey
1761 - Unknown
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Mary Harvey
1774 - 1800
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Mary Darling
1768 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Joseph Ames
1795 - 1851
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John Ames
1792 - 1861
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Hannah Ames
1791 - 1833
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Polly Eames
1790 - 1868
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Lemuel Ames
1785 - 1840
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John S Ames
1790 - 1852
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Phineas Ames
1791 - 1817
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William Cook Ames
Unknown - 1821
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Sophia Ames
1796 - 1889
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William Ames
1790 - 1821
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Hannah Ames
1783 - Unknown
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Sophia P. Ames
1799 - 1889

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