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Susannah Howard

Birth1764 - Greenville, Laurens, South Carolina, United States
DeathAbt. 1844 - South Carolina, USA
MotherJohn Howard
FatherRev. John Milton Howard

Born in Greenville, Laurens, South Carolina, United States on 1764 to Rev. John Milton Howard and John Howard. Susannah Howard married Henry Young Stokes and had 10 children. She passed away on Abt. 1844 in South Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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Rev. John Milton Howard
1728 - 1818
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John Howard
1745 - 1818
Spouse(s)
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Henry Young Stokes
1761 - 1844
Children Show all
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Henry Young Stokes
1818 - 1862
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Hillery M. Stokes
1801 - 1885
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Sarah Stokes
1810 - 1856
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Susannah A Stokes
1817 - 1905
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Josiah Stokes
1795 - 1838
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Mary J Stokes
1810 - 1889
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Thomas Stokes
Unknown - 1840
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Elizabeth Murdock
1805 - 1850
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Cincy (Sinai) Stokes
Unknown - Unknown
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Margaret D. Garrett
1813 - 1881

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