Susannah Thomas 1777

Birth10 SEP 1777 - Marlboro Co, South Carolina

Death9 Apr 1841 - Barbour, Alabama, USA

MotherAnn Anne Anna (Thomas) Pledger 1752

FatherTristram Lewis (Gen) "m. Agnis/Agnes BREEDEN/BREEDON" THOMAS Sr. (@5GGF)

Born in Marlboro Co, South Carolina on 10 SEP 1777 to Tristram Lewis (Gen) "m. Agnis/Agnes BREEDEN/BREEDON" THOMAS Sr. (@5GGF) and Ann Anne Anna (Thomas) Pledger 1752. Susannah Thomas 1777 married Joseph Thomas and had 9 children. She passed away on 9 Apr 1841 in Barbour, Alabama, USA.

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Parents

Tristram Lewis (Gen) "M. Agnis/agnes Breeden/breedon" Thomas Sr. (@5Ggf)
1750 - 1817

Ann Anne Anna (Thomas) Pledger 1752
1752 - 1817

Spouse(s)

Joseph Thomas
1765 - 1861

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William Thomas
1807 - 1844

James Thomas
1798 - 1836

Mary Thomas
1805 - 1826

Elizabeth Thomas
1800 - 1821

Josiah Thomas
1814 - Unknown

John Clothier Thomas
1810 - 1821

Tristram Thomas
1795 - 1816

Tristram Hollingsworth Thomas
1816 - 1857

Sarah Thomas
1802 - 1821

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