St. Louis physician and son of Jeremiah Smith Bois Alleyne Sr. The family resided in New Orleans from 1847 until 1848 while Jeremiah Jr. studied medicine in St. Louis. The family moved to St. Louis in 1848. As they moved north, their son, having finished medical school, went to New Orleans, apparently to set up practice. On his father's death in 1857, Jeremiah Jr. returned to St. Louis and after 1859 took up his father's practice. The son remained in St. Louis until the end of the century, becoming president of the St. Louis Medical Society in 1864 and publisher of a medical journal in 1886.
(Contributed by family member, sleuth2):
Dr. Jeremiah Smith Boles Alleyne, Jr., in 1858 m: his cousin, Henrietta L. (Stedman) (FAG#104761070), a daughter of Josiah Stedman, Jr. and his second wife Miriam White (Baxter) of Boston, MA. Jeremiah Jr.'s mother, Lydia (Stedman) was a daughter of Joseph Stedman and Lydia (Dunnell) of Needham, MA. Joseph Stedman and Josiah Stedman, Jr. were brothers, sons of Josiah Stedman and Hannah (Curtis) of Weston, MA. Josiah Stedman, Sr., along with his brothers, Abijah, Joseph and Ebenezer Stedman, "all of Weston", served in Capt. Samuel Lamson's Co. of Militia, marched to the Alarm in 4/1775).
(Contributed by family member, sleuth2):
Dr. Jeremiah Smith Boles Alleyne, Jr., in 1858 m: his cousin, Henrietta L. (Stedman) (FAG#104761070), a daughter of Josiah Stedman, Jr. and his second wife Miriam White (Baxter) of Boston, MA. Jeremiah Jr.'s mother, Lydia (Stedman) was a daughter of Joseph Stedman and Lydia (Dunnell) of Needham, MA. Joseph Stedman and Josiah Stedman, Jr. were brothers, sons of Josiah Stedman and Hannah (Curtis) of Weston, MA. Josiah Stedman, Sr., along with his brothers, Abijah, Joseph and Ebenezer Stedman, "all of Weston", served in Capt. Samuel Lamson's Co. of Militia, marched to the Alarm in 4/1775).
St. Louis physician and son of Jeremiah Smith Bois Alleyne Sr. The family resided in New Orleans from 1847 until 1848 while Jeremiah Jr. studied medicine in St. Louis. The family moved to St. Louis in 1848. As they moved north, their son, having finished medical school, went to New Orleans, apparently to set up practice. On his father's death in 1857, Jeremiah Jr. returned to St. Louis and after 1859 took up his father's practice. The son remained in St. Louis until the end of the century, becoming president of the St. Louis Medical Society in 1864 and publisher of a medical journal in 1886.
(Contributed by family member, sleuth2):
Dr. Jeremiah Smith Boles Alleyne, Jr., in 1858 m: his cousin, Henrietta L. (Stedman) (FAG#104761070), a daughter of Josiah Stedman, Jr. and his second wife Miriam White (Baxter) of Boston, MA. Jeremiah Jr.'s mother, Lydia (Stedman) was a daughter of Joseph Stedman and Lydia (Dunnell) of Needham, MA. Joseph Stedman and Josiah Stedman, Jr. were brothers, sons of Josiah Stedman and Hannah (Curtis) of Weston, MA. Josiah Stedman, Sr., along with his brothers, Abijah, Joseph and Ebenezer Stedman, "all of Weston", served in Capt. Samuel Lamson's Co. of Militia, marched to the Alarm in 4/1775).
(Contributed by family member, sleuth2):
Dr. Jeremiah Smith Boles Alleyne, Jr., in 1858 m: his cousin, Henrietta L. (Stedman) (FAG#104761070), a daughter of Josiah Stedman, Jr. and his second wife Miriam White (Baxter) of Boston, MA. Jeremiah Jr.'s mother, Lydia (Stedman) was a daughter of Joseph Stedman and Lydia (Dunnell) of Needham, MA. Joseph Stedman and Josiah Stedman, Jr. were brothers, sons of Josiah Stedman and Hannah (Curtis) of Weston, MA. Josiah Stedman, Sr., along with his brothers, Abijah, Joseph and Ebenezer Stedman, "all of Weston", served in Capt. Samuel Lamson's Co. of Militia, marched to the Alarm in 4/1775).
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