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John Stone

Birth17 Jun 1750 - Groton, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British North America
Death1800 - Chester, Windsor, Vermont, United States
MotherAnna Pratt
FatherJohn Stone

Born in Groton, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British North America on 17 Jun 1750 to John Stone and Anna Pratt. John Stone married Lucy Flagg and had 13 children. He passed away on 1800 in Chester, Windsor, Vermont, United States.

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Parents
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John Stone
1723 - 1819
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Anna Pratt
1722 - 1756
Spouse(s)
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Lucy Flagg
1747 - 1824
Children Show all
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Lucy Stone
1779 - 1826
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Elizabeth "Betsy" Stone
1786 - 1864
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Earl Stone
1786 - 1860
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Sally Stone
1777 - 1860
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John Stone
1783 - 1784
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John Stone
1784 - Unknown
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Polly Stone
1773 - Unknown
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Rhoda Stone
1774 - Unknown
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Ionia Stone
1788 - Unknown
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Ivanna Stone
1790 - Unknown
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Betsey Stone
1783 - Unknown
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Nahum Stone
1795 - 1846
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John Ferdinand Stone
1814 - 1889

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