"Soldier of 1812" (noted on stone)
wife: Sophia Wood
Known children: Wm T, Mary W, Sally, Harry K, Rufus W, Charles A, Nancy, Hannah A, John W, Artemus and Ellen M.
Peter's father was Deacon Peter Stearns (1767-1849), foremost in building the Congregational Church building in Peru NY, now in use as the Peru Community Church. His grave is in Village Cemetery, aka Old Peru Cemetery, in Peru, Clinton County, NY.
wife: Sophia Wood
Known children: Wm T, Mary W, Sally, Harry K, Rufus W, Charles A, Nancy, Hannah A, John W, Artemus and Ellen M.
Peter's father was Deacon Peter Stearns (1767-1849), foremost in building the Congregational Church building in Peru NY, now in use as the Peru Community Church. His grave is in Village Cemetery, aka Old Peru Cemetery, in Peru, Clinton County, NY.
"Soldier of 1812" (noted on stone)
wife: Sophia Wood
Known children: Wm T, Mary W, Sally, Harry K, Rufus W, Charles A, Nancy, Hannah A, John W, Artemus and Ellen M.
Peter's father was Deacon Peter Stearns (1767-1849), foremost in building the Congregational Church building in Peru NY, now in use as the Peru Community Church. His grave is in Village Cemetery, aka Old Peru Cemetery, in Peru, Clinton County, NY.
wife: Sophia Wood
Known children: Wm T, Mary W, Sally, Harry K, Rufus W, Charles A, Nancy, Hannah A, John W, Artemus and Ellen M.
Peter's father was Deacon Peter Stearns (1767-1849), foremost in building the Congregational Church building in Peru NY, now in use as the Peru Community Church. His grave is in Village Cemetery, aka Old Peru Cemetery, in Peru, Clinton County, NY.
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