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Susannah Stem

Birth07 Feb 1783 - Not Available
DeathApril 28, 1857 - Buckinghamshire, England
MotherMaria Elisabetha Kattermann
FatherPeter Stam (Stem)

Born on 07 Feb 1783 to Peter Stam (Stem) and Maria Elisabetha Kattermann. Susannah Stem married Frederick S. Hillpot and had 8 children. She passed away on April 28, 1857 in Buckinghamshire, England.

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Parents
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Peter Stam (Stem)
1750 - 1795
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Maria Elisabetha Kattermann
1747 - 1802
Spouse(s)
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Frederick S. Hillpot
1774 - 1858
Children Show all
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Samuel Stem Hillpot
1807 - 1879
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Elizabeth Hillpot
1803 - 1886
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Peter Hillpot
1805 - 1890
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Sarah Elizabeth Hillpot
1821 - 1841
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Isaac Hillpot
1819 - 1902
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Jonas S. Hillpot
1812 - 1887
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Catharine Stem Hillpot
1807 - 1837
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Mary Stem Hillpot
1809 - 1895

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