From "Athens Home Coming," Athens Ohio, 1904. (out of copyright.)
Frederick was a resident of Athens, Ohio for forty years, and elected to the responsible office of Sheriff of the county. He was not unmindful of the call of his country in the War of the Rebellion, and as Captain of Company A, 129th O. V. I. marched to danger and to duty.
(In addition to the children linked below, the Stedman family stone also lists these children who are not buried here: William F. Stedman born Nov. 18, 1850; Lizzie F. Stedman born Jan. 16, 1862; Ella Lee Stedman born Oct. 1866; Eva L. Stedman born Feb. 10, 1871; and Annie G. Stedman born Feb. 18, 1859.)
Frederick was a resident of Athens, Ohio for forty years, and elected to the responsible office of Sheriff of the county. He was not unmindful of the call of his country in the War of the Rebellion, and as Captain of Company A, 129th O. V. I. marched to danger and to duty.
(In addition to the children linked below, the Stedman family stone also lists these children who are not buried here: William F. Stedman born Nov. 18, 1850; Lizzie F. Stedman born Jan. 16, 1862; Ella Lee Stedman born Oct. 1866; Eva L. Stedman born Feb. 10, 1871; and Annie G. Stedman born Feb. 18, 1859.)
From "Athens Home Coming," Athens Ohio, 1904. (out of copyright.)
Frederick was a resident of Athens, Ohio for forty years, and elected to the responsible office of Sheriff of the county. He was not unmindful of the call of his country in the War of the Rebellion, and as Captain of Company A, 129th O. V. I. marched to danger and to duty.
(In addition to the children linked below, the Stedman family stone also lists these children who are not buried here: William F. Stedman born Nov. 18, 1850; Lizzie F. Stedman born Jan. 16, 1862; Ella Lee Stedman born Oct. 1866; Eva L. Stedman born Feb. 10, 1871; and Annie G. Stedman born Feb. 18, 1859.)
Frederick was a resident of Athens, Ohio for forty years, and elected to the responsible office of Sheriff of the county. He was not unmindful of the call of his country in the War of the Rebellion, and as Captain of Company A, 129th O. V. I. marched to danger and to duty.
(In addition to the children linked below, the Stedman family stone also lists these children who are not buried here: William F. Stedman born Nov. 18, 1850; Lizzie F. Stedman born Jan. 16, 1862; Ella Lee Stedman born Oct. 1866; Eva L. Stedman born Feb. 10, 1871; and Annie G. Stedman born Feb. 18, 1859.)
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Husband of Louisa J. Stedman; Co A. 129 OVI
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