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Stephen Ames

Birth1 Sep 1710 - Boxford, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
DeathFeb 19 1801 - Dublin, Cheshire, New Hampshire, USA
MotherPriscilla Kimball
FatherJohn Robert Ames -Killed by Indians-Defending his

Born in Boxford, Essex, Massachusetts, USA on 1 Sep 1710 to John Robert Ames -Killed by Indians-Defending his and Priscilla Kimball. Stephen Ames married Jane Robbins and had 11 children. He passed away on Feb 19 1801 in Dublin, Cheshire, New Hampshire, USA.

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Parents
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John Robert Ames -Killed By Indians-defending His
1670 - 1724
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Priscilla Kimball
1673 - 1729
Spouse(s)
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Jane Robbins
1712 - 1800
Children Show all
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Rachel Ames
1744 - 1841
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Elizabeth Ames
1742 - 1812
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Hannah Ames
1737 - 1825
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David Ames
1749 - 1810
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Jane Eames Ames
1733 - 1803
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Jonathan Robbins Eames
1747 - 1813
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Stephen Ames
1739 - 1833
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Charles Ames
1750 - Unknown
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Benjamin Or Eames
1753 - Unknown
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Hannah Robbins
1759 - 1834
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Francis Ames
1751 - Unknown

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