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John G Brooks

Birth1816 - Robbinston, Washington, Maine, United States
Death28 March 1891 - Robbinston, Washington, Maine, USA
MotherMary Boyce
FatherAbel Brooks

Born in Robbinston, Washington, Maine, United States on 1816 to Abel Brooks and Mary Boyce. John G Brooks married Nancy Mary Stuart and had 13 children. He passed away on 28 March 1891 in Robbinston, Washington, Maine, USA.

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Parents
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Abel Brooks
1768 - 1847
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Mary Boyce
1775 - 1831
Spouse(s)
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Nancy Mary Stuart
1817 - 1856
Children Show all
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Henry Stuart Brooks
1845 - 1891
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Sarah Gardner Brooks
1840 - 1896
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Isabela "Bella" Stuart Brooks
1848 - 1930
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Joshua B Brooks
1848 - 1907
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Acary Brooks
1840 - Unknown
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Clarissa Brooks
1850 - Unknown
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Martha Brooks
1845 - 1915
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Wealthy Brooks
1845 - Unknown
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Mary Brooks
1845 - 1873
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Adelaide Brooks
1839 - Unknown
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Charles Brooks
1847 - Unknown
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Thirza Brooks
1841 - 1907
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Abel Brooks
1843 - 1911

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