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Matthew Stone

Birth1679 - Durham Parrish, Charles, Maryland, United States
Death10 Aug 1750 - Poynton Manor, Charles, Maryland, United States
MotherMary Elizabeth Warren
FatherJohn Stone

Born in Durham Parrish, Charles, Maryland, United States on 1679 to John Stone and Mary Elizabeth Warren. Matthew Stone married Rachel Smoot and had 11 children. He passed away on 10 Aug 1750 in Poynton Manor, Charles, Maryland, United States.

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Parents
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John Stone
1652 - 1698
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Mary Elizabeth Warren
1656 - 1699
Spouse(s)
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Rachel Smoot
1691 - 1758
Children Show all
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Thomas Smoot Stone
1721 - 1757
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John Stone; Committee Member Contiential Congress - Non-importation Act
1715 - 1775
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Barton Stone
1724 - 1786
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Elizabeth Stone
1720 - 1773
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William ( Will ) D Stone
1740 - 1812
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Samuel Stone
1714 - 1775
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Richard Matthews Thompson
1728 - 1758
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Anne Stone
1718 - 1773
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William Stone
1715 - 1767
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Thomas Stone
1736 - 1812
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William Stone
1728 - 1819

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