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An American Family History

The Stout Family

 

Richard Stout was born in England. His wife was named Penelope.

Richard and Penelope's children probably included:
Jonathan Stout (1645, married Ann Bullen),
Richard Stout (1646),
James Stout (1648, married Elizabeth Treux),
Mary Stout (1650),
Alice Stout (1652)
Peter Stout (1654, married Mary Bullen),
Sarah Stout (1656),
David Stout (1669),
Benjamin Stout (1669),

Richard was one of the twelve men named in the Monmouth Patent.

In 1667 Richard Stout was appointed to assist in laying out the lots at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey.

In 1669 he was one of the overseers of Middletown.

The will of Richard Stout was dated June 9, 1703 and was proved October, 1705.

 
 
 
 

Jonathan Stout, was born about 1664.

He married Ann Bullen.

Jonathan and Ann's children probably included:

Joseph Stout (1686, married Ruth Brinson),
Sarah Stout, (1689, married Andrew Smith),
Hannah Stout, born 1694, married Jediah Higgins),
Benjamin Stout (1691, married Hannah Bonham),
Zebulon Stout (1698, married Charity Burrows),
Jonathan Stout (1701, married Mary Leigh),
Anna Stout, (1704, married Nehemiah Bonham),
David Stout (1706, married Elizabeth Larrison),
Samuel Stout (1709, married Catherine Simpson).

Jonathan in died March, 1723.

 
     
 

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