Parents: Joseph Stedman, Jr. and Abigail Rockwell
Judge Alexander Stedman was an architect by profession and and later judge.
He lived at Norwich, CT.
In 1772, he removed to Orford (now South Manchester), CT.
By 1790, he had settled in Tunbridge, Vermont where he was the first Town Clerk.
He married three times:
1st Sarah Cushman - of Mayflower linéage) Nov 10 1768
2nd Comfort Hatch (widow Crippen)
3rd Sarah "Sally" Jones
Alexander & Sarah Cushman Stedman had 15 children:
Sarah1 b. 1769
Sarah2 b. 1770
Levi b. 1771
Beulah1 b. 1773
Beulah2 d. 1774
Alexander "Alek" b. 1775
Elihue (Eli) b. 1777
Triphena b. 1779
Abel1 b. 1780
Bial or Abiel b. 1781
Billy b. 1783
Abel Cushman 1785
Abigail "Nabby" 1787
William2 b. 1791
Amelia b. 1791
In 1804, after the death of hist first wife, Sarah Cushman, he settled in Rome Township, Athens County, Ohio.In 1805 he was appointed one of the judges of the court of common pleas for Athens county and held the position for several years. He purchased his land directly from the Ohio Company. Two of his sons, Levi and Eli, are mentioned in the transaction.
Judge Alexander Stedman was an architect by profession and and later judge.
He lived at Norwich, CT.
In 1772, he removed to Orford (now South Manchester), CT.
By 1790, he had settled in Tunbridge, Vermont where he was the first Town Clerk.
He married three times:
1st Sarah Cushman - of Mayflower linéage) Nov 10 1768
2nd Comfort Hatch (widow Crippen)
3rd Sarah "Sally" Jones
Alexander & Sarah Cushman Stedman had 15 children:
Sarah1 b. 1769
Sarah2 b. 1770
Levi b. 1771
Beulah1 b. 1773
Beulah2 d. 1774
Alexander "Alek" b. 1775
Elihue (Eli) b. 1777
Triphena b. 1779
Abel1 b. 1780
Bial or Abiel b. 1781
Billy b. 1783
Abel Cushman 1785
Abigail "Nabby" 1787
William2 b. 1791
Amelia b. 1791
In 1804, after the death of hist first wife, Sarah Cushman, he settled in Rome Township, Athens County, Ohio.In 1805 he was appointed one of the judges of the court of common pleas for Athens county and held the position for several years. He purchased his land directly from the Ohio Company. Two of his sons, Levi and Eli, are mentioned in the transaction.
Parents: Joseph Stedman, Jr. and Abigail Rockwell
Judge Alexander Stedman was an architect by profession and and later judge.
He lived at Norwich, CT.
In 1772, he removed to Orford (now South Manchester), CT.
By 1790, he had settled in Tunbridge, Vermont where he was the first Town Clerk.
He married three times:
1st Sarah Cushman - of Mayflower linéage) Nov 10 1768
2nd Comfort Hatch (widow Crippen)
3rd Sarah "Sally" Jones
Alexander & Sarah Cushman Stedman had 15 children:
Sarah1 b. 1769
Sarah2 b. 1770
Levi b. 1771
Beulah1 b. 1773
Beulah2 d. 1774
Alexander "Alek" b. 1775
Elihue (Eli) b. 1777
Triphena b. 1779
Abel1 b. 1780
Bial or Abiel b. 1781
Billy b. 1783
Abel Cushman 1785
Abigail "Nabby" 1787
William2 b. 1791
Amelia b. 1791
In 1804, after the death of hist first wife, Sarah Cushman, he settled in Rome Township, Athens County, Ohio.In 1805 he was appointed one of the judges of the court of common pleas for Athens county and held the position for several years. He purchased his land directly from the Ohio Company. Two of his sons, Levi and Eli, are mentioned in the transaction.
Judge Alexander Stedman was an architect by profession and and later judge.
He lived at Norwich, CT.
In 1772, he removed to Orford (now South Manchester), CT.
By 1790, he had settled in Tunbridge, Vermont where he was the first Town Clerk.
He married three times:
1st Sarah Cushman - of Mayflower linéage) Nov 10 1768
2nd Comfort Hatch (widow Crippen)
3rd Sarah "Sally" Jones
Alexander & Sarah Cushman Stedman had 15 children:
Sarah1 b. 1769
Sarah2 b. 1770
Levi b. 1771
Beulah1 b. 1773
Beulah2 d. 1774
Alexander "Alek" b. 1775
Elihue (Eli) b. 1777
Triphena b. 1779
Abel1 b. 1780
Bial or Abiel b. 1781
Billy b. 1783
Abel Cushman 1785
Abigail "Nabby" 1787
William2 b. 1791
Amelia b. 1791
In 1804, after the death of hist first wife, Sarah Cushman, he settled in Rome Township, Athens County, Ohio.In 1805 he was appointed one of the judges of the court of common pleas for Athens county and held the position for several years. He purchased his land directly from the Ohio Company. Two of his sons, Levi and Eli, are mentioned in the transaction.
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Epitaph: "Death is a debt to nature due, that I have paid and so must you."
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