Susannah 'Susan' Thomas

Birth21 Oct 1745 - Anson,North Carolina, United States

Death18 Dec 1809 - Highland City, Highland, Ohio, United States

MotherMary (daughter of Robert (II) Sands

FatherStephen Simon "m. Mary CLOTHIER" THOMAS I Sr. (@6GGF)

Born in Anson,North Carolina, United States on 21 Oct 1745 to Stephen Simon "m. Mary CLOTHIER" THOMAS I Sr. (@6GGF) and Mary (daughter of Robert (II) Sands. Susannah 'Susan' Thomas married Lt John Mathis and had 11 children. She passed away on 18 Dec 1809 in Highland City, Highland, Ohio, United States.

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Parents

Stephen Simon "M. Mary Clothier" Thomas I Sr. (@6Ggf)
1705 - 1774

Mary (Daughter Of Robert (Ii) Sands
1710 - 1749

Spouse(s)

Lt John Mathis
1741 - 1824

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Mary Matthews
1781 - 1815

Joel Matthews
1772 - 1821

John Matthews
1775 - 1848

George Matthews
1770 - 1850

James Lewis Mathis
1780 - 1850

Rebecca Matthews
1778 - 1873

Martha Pope
1756 - 1856

Henry Mathis
1775 - 1865

Jordan Matthews(mathis)
1775 - 1849

Wyatt Matthews
1810 - 1892

Mary Ann Mathis
1768 - Unknown

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