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Lucy Gholson

Birth1734 - Spotsylvania,,Virginia,USA
Death1795-05-05 - ,Madison,Kentucky,USA
MotherJane Hawkins
FatherAnthony Gholson

Born in Spotsylvania,,Virginia,USA on 1734 to Anthony Gholson and Jane Hawkins. Lucy Gholson married James Stepp and had 16 children. She passed away on 1795-05-05 in ,Madison,Kentucky,USA.

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Parents
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Anthony Gholson
1680 - 1764
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Jane Hawkins
1688 - 1796
Spouse(s)
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James Stepp
1733 - 1794
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James Everett Stepp
1872 - 1940
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James Stepp
Unknown - Unknown
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Lucy Golston
1734 - Unknown
Children Show all
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James E Stepp
1754 - 1821
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Gholson Stapp
1758 - 1802
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Catherine Stapp
1759 - 1820
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Elijah Stapp
1770 - 1821
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Joseph Stapp
1773 - 1850
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Joseph Stapp
1757 - 1812
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Moses Stepp
1763 - 1856
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Thomas Stapp
1761 - 1819
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Jackson Stepp
1764 - 1820
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William Stepp
1755 - 1827
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Rachael Stapp
1768 - 1839
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Reuben Stapp
1765 - 1840
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Katherine Stapp
1759 - 1760
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Goalson Stepp
1791 - 1822
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Celia Stepp
1768 - 1837
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James Stepp
1754 - 1833

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