Sebina's, parentage has not been established, married William Henry Sturdevant Senior. His burial location has not been established.
Children:
(1.) William Henry Sturdevant Jr. who married Ann Whitlock.
(2.) Catherine J. Sturdevant married John Thomas Calvert
Note: I found information on the Sturdevant family. I found a will on FamilySearch.org under the MARYLAND PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP 1796-1940. The will of Catherine J. (Sturdevant) Calvert dated 3 January 1855 and probated 12 April 1855 in Cecil County gives everything to her mother (though first name misspelled) Subinia Sturdevant... and names her sons William T. Calvert and George S. Calvert. I do see where Catherine married John Thomas Calvert 4 Jan 1850 Cecil County... so I think though she names WILLIAM T. CALVERT as her son... he would be her STEPSON (suspect that he had no other immediate surviving family to care for him). BUT GEORGE S. CALVERT would be her biological son born 11 months after her marriage to Calvert. And though I don't have a piece of paper stating such... George's middle name could be STURDEVANT.
Anyway... hope this helps. I'm really researching Sturdevant... just the Calvert family.
Sarah
This information in intended for further research.
This is a work in process, please contact Mike Hahn, should you have further information regarding this family.
Thank you.
Children:
(1.) William Henry Sturdevant Jr. who married Ann Whitlock.
(2.) Catherine J. Sturdevant married John Thomas Calvert
Note: I found information on the Sturdevant family. I found a will on FamilySearch.org under the MARYLAND PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP 1796-1940. The will of Catherine J. (Sturdevant) Calvert dated 3 January 1855 and probated 12 April 1855 in Cecil County gives everything to her mother (though first name misspelled) Subinia Sturdevant... and names her sons William T. Calvert and George S. Calvert. I do see where Catherine married John Thomas Calvert 4 Jan 1850 Cecil County... so I think though she names WILLIAM T. CALVERT as her son... he would be her STEPSON (suspect that he had no other immediate surviving family to care for him). BUT GEORGE S. CALVERT would be her biological son born 11 months after her marriage to Calvert. And though I don't have a piece of paper stating such... George's middle name could be STURDEVANT.
Anyway... hope this helps. I'm really researching Sturdevant... just the Calvert family.
Sarah
This information in intended for further research.
This is a work in process, please contact Mike Hahn, should you have further information regarding this family.
Thank you.
Sebina's, parentage has not been established, married William Henry Sturdevant Senior. His burial location has not been established.
Children:
(1.) William Henry Sturdevant Jr. who married Ann Whitlock.
(2.) Catherine J. Sturdevant married John Thomas Calvert
Note: I found information on the Sturdevant family. I found a will on FamilySearch.org under the MARYLAND PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP 1796-1940. The will of Catherine J. (Sturdevant) Calvert dated 3 January 1855 and probated 12 April 1855 in Cecil County gives everything to her mother (though first name misspelled) Subinia Sturdevant... and names her sons William T. Calvert and George S. Calvert. I do see where Catherine married John Thomas Calvert 4 Jan 1850 Cecil County... so I think though she names WILLIAM T. CALVERT as her son... he would be her STEPSON (suspect that he had no other immediate surviving family to care for him). BUT GEORGE S. CALVERT would be her biological son born 11 months after her marriage to Calvert. And though I don't have a piece of paper stating such... George's middle name could be STURDEVANT.
Anyway... hope this helps. I'm really researching Sturdevant... just the Calvert family.
Sarah
This information in intended for further research.
This is a work in process, please contact Mike Hahn, should you have further information regarding this family.
Thank you.
Children:
(1.) William Henry Sturdevant Jr. who married Ann Whitlock.
(2.) Catherine J. Sturdevant married John Thomas Calvert
Note: I found information on the Sturdevant family. I found a will on FamilySearch.org under the MARYLAND PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP 1796-1940. The will of Catherine J. (Sturdevant) Calvert dated 3 January 1855 and probated 12 April 1855 in Cecil County gives everything to her mother (though first name misspelled) Subinia Sturdevant... and names her sons William T. Calvert and George S. Calvert. I do see where Catherine married John Thomas Calvert 4 Jan 1850 Cecil County... so I think though she names WILLIAM T. CALVERT as her son... he would be her STEPSON (suspect that he had no other immediate surviving family to care for him). BUT GEORGE S. CALVERT would be her biological son born 11 months after her marriage to Calvert. And though I don't have a piece of paper stating such... George's middle name could be STURDEVANT.
Anyway... hope this helps. I'm really researching Sturdevant... just the Calvert family.
Sarah
This information in intended for further research.
This is a work in process, please contact Mike Hahn, should you have further information regarding this family.
Thank you.
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