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Stephen Julien

Birth
Frederick County, Maryland, USA
Death
23 Mar 1848 (aged 63)
Hocking County, Ohio, USA
Burial
Tarlton, Pickaway County, Ohio, USA Add to Map
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The parents of Stephen JULIEN are:

John JULIEN, Sr., b. 1749 at Frederick Co., MD or in VA. John died August 4, 1830 in Clearcreek Twp, Fairfield Co, OH, and was buried at Augustus Cemetery, Tarlton, Fairfield Co., OH. John's marriage to Elizabeth BUTLER is recorded at All Saints Church, Frederick Co., MD on 14 Jun 1770. Elizabeth was born in 1751 at Frederick County, MD, and died August 28, 1822 at Clearcreek Twp, Fairfield Co, OH. Elizabeth was buried at Augustus Cemetery.

On 29 Dec 1808 Stephen Julian and Hannah Beery [sic] were married by Jacob Shoemaker in Fairfield Co. (marriage records).

Stephen Julian was one of the early traders in Tarlton. The road thru Tarlton was once the principal route from Kentucky to the east, and General Jackson and Henry Clay used to stop there on their way to the seat of government.

In 1817, Stephen and William Julian (Elizabeth Hedges' brothers) bought lots in Tarlton town from John Augustus, Hannah Augustus, Philip Shartle, Joseph and Elizabeth Julian Hedges.

"John Lutz settled on Moccason creek, in Sec 13, moving into a cabin which had been previously occupied by Stephen Julian." pg. 250 Franklin/Pickaway Co. Hist.

NOTE from Fairfield Co. Cemetery records which cites Charla Ann Marchione and "Some Descendants of Rene Julian and his Wife Mary Bullock," by Gene Duke Raypholtz: There was another Stephen Julian who was born in 1774 and died in 1814 (buried at Swain Cemetery, Clearcreek Twp., Fairfield Co., will dated 25 Sep 1813, probated 30 May 1814). He was said to have been a fence viewer when Clearcreek Twp. was established. His wife was Elizabeth, who d. in 1808, and is believed to have been a Swain or a Hedges. For his 2nd wife, Stephen married Azenah (Zane) Lewis on April 3, 1809 in Fairfield Co. After Stephen's death, Azenah married a Smith and was mentioned in Jesse Julian's will of 1831. That Stephen (1774-1814) was a son of Isaac Julian and a nephew of John Julian, Sr., thus a 1st cousin to this Stephen Julien.
The parents of Stephen JULIEN are:

John JULIEN, Sr., b. 1749 at Frederick Co., MD or in VA. John died August 4, 1830 in Clearcreek Twp, Fairfield Co, OH, and was buried at Augustus Cemetery, Tarlton, Fairfield Co., OH. John's marriage to Elizabeth BUTLER is recorded at All Saints Church, Frederick Co., MD on 14 Jun 1770. Elizabeth was born in 1751 at Frederick County, MD, and died August 28, 1822 at Clearcreek Twp, Fairfield Co, OH. Elizabeth was buried at Augustus Cemetery.

On 29 Dec 1808 Stephen Julian and Hannah Beery [sic] were married by Jacob Shoemaker in Fairfield Co. (marriage records).

Stephen Julian was one of the early traders in Tarlton. The road thru Tarlton was once the principal route from Kentucky to the east, and General Jackson and Henry Clay used to stop there on their way to the seat of government.

In 1817, Stephen and William Julian (Elizabeth Hedges' brothers) bought lots in Tarlton town from John Augustus, Hannah Augustus, Philip Shartle, Joseph and Elizabeth Julian Hedges.

"John Lutz settled on Moccason creek, in Sec 13, moving into a cabin which had been previously occupied by Stephen Julian." pg. 250 Franklin/Pickaway Co. Hist.

NOTE from Fairfield Co. Cemetery records which cites Charla Ann Marchione and "Some Descendants of Rene Julian and his Wife Mary Bullock," by Gene Duke Raypholtz: There was another Stephen Julian who was born in 1774 and died in 1814 (buried at Swain Cemetery, Clearcreek Twp., Fairfield Co., will dated 25 Sep 1813, probated 30 May 1814). He was said to have been a fence viewer when Clearcreek Twp. was established. His wife was Elizabeth, who d. in 1808, and is believed to have been a Swain or a Hedges. For his 2nd wife, Stephen married Azenah (Zane) Lewis on April 3, 1809 in Fairfield Co. After Stephen's death, Azenah married a Smith and was mentioned in Jesse Julian's will of 1831. That Stephen (1774-1814) was a son of Isaac Julian and a nephew of John Julian, Sr., thus a 1st cousin to this Stephen Julien.


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