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Nathaniel Stone

Birth11 APR 1732 - Shrewsbury, Worcester, Massachusetts
DeathDec 1820 - Pittsfield, Rutland, Vermont, United States
MotherElizabeth Brown
FatherLt. Isaac Stone 5ggu REV WAR

Born in Shrewsbury, Worcester, Massachusetts on 11 APR 1732 to Lt. Isaac Stone 5ggu REV WAR and Elizabeth Brown. Nathaniel Stone married Thankful Morse and had 9 children. He passed away on Dec 1820 in Pittsfield, Rutland, Vermont, United States.

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Lt. Isaac Stone 5Ggu Rev War
1697 - 1776
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Elizabeth Brown
1707 - 1792
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Thankful Morse
1742 - 1790
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Rhoda Goddard
1740 - 1820
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Isaac Stone
1771 - 1848
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Abijah Stone
1761 - 1840
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David Stone
1776 - 1839
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Noyce Stone
1769 - 1851
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Thankful Stone
1773 - Unknown
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Jonas Stone
1767 - 1830
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Nathaniel Stone
1764 - Unknown
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Asa Stone
1778 - Unknown
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Nathan Stone
1780 - Unknown

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