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John Jeffrey

Birth10 Oct 1722 - Stamford (Fairfield County), Connecticut, USA
Death6 May 1775 - Stamford (Fairfield County), Connecticut, USA
MotherSarah Bishop
FatherJohn Jeffrey

Born in Stamford (Fairfield County), Connecticut, USA on 10 Oct 1722 to John Jeffrey and Sarah Bishop. John Jeffrey married Mary Woolsey Howland (Jeffers) 🌅 and had 9 children. He passed away on 6 May 1775 in Stamford (Fairfield County), Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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John Jeffrey
1697 - 1743
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Sarah Bishop
1701 - 1743
Spouse(s)
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Mary Woolsey Howland (Jeffers) 🌅
1738 - 1824
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Mary Howland
1748 - 1821
Children Show all
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Salome Jeffers
1762 - 1838
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Samuel Bishop Jeffrey
1769 - 1811
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Thomas G Jeffers
1766 - 1833
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Abraham Jeffrey
1773 - Unknown
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Sarah Jeffers
1771 - 1807
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Abraham Jeffers
1771 - 1771
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Ebenezer Jeffers
1764 - 1804
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Isaac Jeffers
1774 - 1836
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Capt. Jeffers
1761 - 1812

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