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Stephen Thorne

Birth1755 - Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA
Death22 Dec 1838 - Grand Lake, New Brunswick, Canada
MotherMary Frost
FatherDaniel Thorne

Born in Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA on 1755 to Daniel Thorne and Mary Frost. Stephen Thorne married Catherine Brill and had 11 children. He passed away on 22 Dec 1838 in Grand Lake, New Brunswick, Canada.

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Daniel Thorne
1725 - 1765
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Mary Frost
1733 - 1762
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Catherine Brill
1768 - 1869
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Hannah Thorne
1796 - 1866
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Eleanor Thorne
1801 - 1878
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Phoebe Thorn
1792 - 1873
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Elizabeth Haveland Thorn
1799 - 1861
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Joseph Thorn
1804 - Unknown
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Stephen Thorn
1792 - 1865
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William Thorne
1794 - Unknown
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Nathaniel Thorne
1794 - Unknown
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Hepsabeth Thorn
1797 - Unknown
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Esther Thorn
1805 - Unknown
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John Smith Thorn
1803 - Unknown

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