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William Stacy

Birth21 Apr 1656 - Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
Death05 Mar 1706 - Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
MotherSusanna Worcester
FatherThomas Stacy

Born in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA on 21 Apr 1656 to Thomas Stacy and Susanna Worcester. William Stacy married Mehitable Weymouth and had 12 children. He passed away on 05 Mar 1706 in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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Thomas Stacy
1636 - 1689
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Susanna Worcester
1635 - 1689
Spouse(s)
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Mehitable Weymouth
1669 - 1753
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Priscilla Buckley
1657 - 1722
Children Show all
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Samuel Stacy
1698 - Unknown
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Mary Stacy
1690 - 1753
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Benjamin Stacy
1704 - 1758
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Mehitable Stacy
1706 - 1786
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William Stacy
1696 - 1754
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Hester Stacy
1693 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Stacy
1701 - Unknown
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Sarah Stacey
1683 - 1749
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William Stacy
1680 - 1681
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Priscilla Stacy
1678 - 1680
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Thomas Stacy
1682 - 1690
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John Stacy
1678 - 1731

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