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Stephen Elkins 1760–1846 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1760
Birth Location: Frederick, Virginia
Death Date: 1846
Death Location: Montgomery, Indiana, United States
Father: Phillis Elkins
Mother: Benjamin Elkins
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Children(s): Elizabeth Elkins
In 1760, Stephen Elkins entered the world in Frederick, Virginia, born to Phillis Gallop Monteith Elkins And Benjamin Elkins. Stephen Elkins had children including Elizabeth Elkins. Stephen Elkins passed away in 1846 in Montgomery, Indiana, United States.
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Biography
- In 1760, Stephen Elkins entered the world in Frederick, Virginia, born to Phillis Gallop Monteith Elkins And Benjamin Elkins.
- Stephen Elkins had children including Elizabeth Elkins.
- Stephen Elkins passed away in 1846 in Montgomery, Indiana, United States.
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Stephen Elkins's Ancestors
Stephen Elkins's Descendants
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1. Elizabeth Elkins 1804–1863
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1. Samuel (O.) Wolfington 1824–1878
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1. Sarah (Ann) Wolfington 1847–1917 m. John (Riley) Wood 1839–1907
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1. Rua (Sarah) Wood 1879–1956 m. Henry (J) Schmitt 1871–1958
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2. Minnie (F.) Wood 1864–1942 m. Samuel Shadle 1859–1915
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3. Florie (O.) Wood 1866–
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4. Nancy (J.) Wood 1867–
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Stephen Elkins's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1760
Event Place: Frederick, Virginia
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 1846
Event Place: Montgomery, Indiana, United States