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Rev. Benjamin D. Stone

Birth9 May 1837 - Tennessee, USA
Death12 Dec 1913 - Morgan, Missouri, USA
MotherRhodicine Kelly
FatherThomas J Stone

Born in Tennessee, USA on 9 May 1837 to Thomas J Stone and Rhodicine Kelly. Rev. Benjamin D. Stone married Nancy Emily Adair and had 13 children. He passed away on 12 Dec 1913 in Morgan, Missouri, USA.

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Parents
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Thomas J Stone
1811 - 1849
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Rhodicine Kelly
1815 - 1849
Spouse(s)
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Nancy Emily Adair
1839 - 1889
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Martha "Mattie" J. Adair
1851 - 1925
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Stephen Thomas "Tommie" Stone
1866 - 1931
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Emily Bertha Stone
1874 - 1953
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Charles Porter Stone
1869 - 1940
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Lucy Williamilone Stone
1876 - 1955
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Rhoda Stone
1879 - Unknown
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Alpha Stone
1872 - 1882
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Trusten R Stone
1855 - Unknown
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Ray Ben Stone
1895 - 1952
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Orpha Lelia Stone
1884 - Unknown
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Cora E. Stone
1881 - 1902
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Thomas Stone
1880 - Unknown
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Mollie Stone
1860 - Unknown
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Mary Genoa Stone Weltmer
1859 - 1941

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