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Mary E. Stowers 1773–1855 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1773

Birth Location: Virginia

Death Date: January 26, 1855

Death Location: Hancock County, Kentucky, USA

Father: Nicholas Stowers

Mother: Susan Bright

Spouse(s): John Banks

Children(s): Rachael Banks

Mary E. Stowers was born in 1773 in Virginia, the child of Nicholas Stowers And Susan Frances Bright. Mary E. Stowers married John Banks, and had children including Rachael G Banks. Mary E. Stowers passed away in 1855 in Hancock County, Kentucky, USA.

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Biography

  • Mary E. Stowers was born in 1773 in Virginia, the child of Nicholas Stowers And Susan Frances Bright.
  • Mary E. Stowers married John Banks, and had children including Rachael G Banks.
  • Mary E. Stowers passed away in 1855 in Hancock County, Kentucky, USA.

Immediate Family

Parents

Nicholas Stowers
1740–1816
Birth Location: Westmoreland County, Virginia, USA
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Susan Bright
1761–1816
Birth Location: Berner, Berks, Pennsylvania
SB

Spouses(s)

John Banks
1773–1821
Birth Location: Berkeley, Virginia, USA
JB

Children(s)

Rachael Banks
1804–1854
Birth Location: Hancock, Kentucky, USA
RB

Mary Stowers's Ancestors

Self
Mary Stowers
1773–1855
Birth Place: Virginia
Parents
Nicholas Stowers
1740–1816
Westmoreland County, Virginia, USA
Susan (Frances) Bright
1761–1816
Berner, Berks, Pennsylvania
Grandparents
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Mary Stowers's Descendants

1.
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Mary (E.) Stowers (1773–January 26, 1855) m. John Banks (November 23, 1773–1821)
  1. 1. Rachael (G.) Banks 1804–1854 m. Thomas (King , 5GG,) EOL 1797–1831
    1. 1. Francis (Marion "Frank") King 1830–1921 m. Nancy (M.) Swigert 1828–1905 m. Henrietta Stowers 1840–1868 m. Valeria (Ann) Stowers 1845–1920
      1. 1. Peter (S.) King 1862–1942 m. Rowena (Francis) Newton 1865–1950
        1. 1. Claude (Clay King ,) 2GG 1887–1980 m. Eugenia (Lois "Genie" Slater , 2GG,) Baptist 1891–1975 m. Daisy (Mary) Burns 1895–1978
        2. 2. Florence King 1890–
        3. 3. Ethel (R.) King 1891–
        4. 4. Edith King 1896–1983
        5. 5. Daisy (May) King 1894–1983
      2. 2. David King 1848–
      3. 3. Issac King 1851–
      4. 4. William (H.) King 1859– m. Ida (M.) Shultz 1848–
      5. 5. James (W.) King 1865–
      6. 6. Benjamin (Franklin) King 1858–
      7. 7. Elizabeth (Rachel "Bettie") King 1860–1952 m. George (W.) Cullin 1860–1962
        1. 1. Winnie Cullin 1887–1954 m. Roscoe (Irvine) Downs 1884–1975
      8. 8. King 1864–1864
      9. 9. Ula (Lee) King 1867–1868
      10. 10. Nathaniel (S.) King 1864–1929
      11. 11. Jefferson (Davidson) King 1862–1922 m. Mollie (M.) Smithers 1858–1935
      12. 12. Francis (Marion) King 1871–1890
      13. 13. Thomas King 1873–
      14. 14. Nancy (S.) King 1890–
        1. 1. Louise (L.) Cook 1905–
      15. 15. Arthur (Charles) King 1884–
      16. 16. Lydia (Louise) King 1875–1907
      17. 17. Wallace (Allen) King 1879–1942 m. Mamie (Bell) Coin 1889–1941
        1. 1. Mary (Lou) King 1920–1971
    2. 2. Benjamin (F.) King 1828–1893

Mary Stowers's Timeline

2 Records

1773
1773
Birth of Mary E. Stowers in Virginia
Virginia
1855
January 26, 1855
Age 82
Death of Mary E. Stowers in Hancock County, Kentucky, USA
Hancock County, Kentucky, USA

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1773
    Event Place: Virginia
    Record Source: U.S., Find a Grave® Index, 1600s-Current

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: January 26, 1855
    Event Place: Hancock County, Kentucky, USA
    Record Source: U.S., Find a Grave® Index, 1600s-Current

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Burial
    Event Place: Hancock County, Kentucky, USA
    Record Source: U.S., Find a Grave® Index, 1600s-Current
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