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Susannah Stanley

Birth1629 - Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
DeathNot Available - ,,Connecticut Colony
MotherMabel Olmsted Stanley
FatherJonathan Stanley

Born in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States on 1629 to Jonathan Stanley and Mabel Olmsted Stanley. Susannah Stanley married John Sheather and had 12 children. She passed away in ,,Connecticut Colony.

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Parents
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Jonathan Stanley
1609 - 1688
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Mabel Olmsted Stanley
1612 - 1674
Spouse(s)
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John Sheather
1620 - 1670
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John Sheather
1633 - 1721
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John Stace Sheather
1616 - 1653
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Captain John Starr
1633 - 1721
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John Spencer (Sheathar)
1651 - 1721
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Hannah Sheather
1667 - 1714
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Samuel Sheather
1658 - 1694
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Mary Sheather
1654 - 1721
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Elizabeth Sheather
1660 - 1707
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Margaret Ann Sheather-wilcoxson
1637 - 1702
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Susanna Shethar
1660 - Unknown
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Hannah Sheather
1654 - 1707
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John Sheater
Unknown - 1719
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Samuell Shethar
1657 - 1688
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Susanna Shethar
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth Sheather
1654 - Unknown

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