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immigrant flag male ancestor  Isaac John  STEDMAN

Born
21 April 1605 Kent County, England
Died
19 December 1678 Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony

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Born: 21 April 1605 in Kent County, England

Father: Unknown
Mother: Unknown

Isaac John was an immigrant to the United States, arriving by 1677.

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Isaac John  married  Elizabeth WINCHESTER 26 October 1629 in Tenterden, Kent, England .  The couple had (at least) 6 children.
Elizabeth WINCHESTER  was born abt. 1609 in England (United Kingdom).  Elizabeth died 6 March 1690 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA (East, North, South) (Allston) (Readville) (Roslindale). 

Isaac John STEDMAN died 19 December 1678 in Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony .



Born at Biddenden, Kent, England

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Spouse & Children of Isaac John STEDMAN

Isaac John STEDMAN married immigrant flag female ancestor Elizabeth WINCHESTER
Marriage date: 26 October 1629
Marriage place: Tenterden, Kent, England

Children of Isaac John STEDMAN and Elizabeth WINCHESTER

immigrant flag male ancestor Nathaniel STEDMAN
Born: 9 September 1632, Biddenton, Kent, England
Died: 9 November 1678, Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony


immigrant flag boy ancestor Isaac STEDMAN
Born: abt. 1635, Biddenden, Kent, England
Died: abt. 1650, , Massachusetts Bay Colony


Grave has been locatedflag female ancestor Elizabeth STEDMAN
Born: 24 November 1637, Newton, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Died: 29 October 1715, Newton, Province of Massachusetts Bay

Married: Thomas HAMMOND 17 December 1662   Place: Newton, Massachusetts, USA

flag male ancestor Thomas STEDMAN
Married: Mary WATSON 

flag female ancestor Sarah STEDMAN

flag female ancestor Hannah STEDMAN



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BirthBirth — 1605
21 April 1605
Kent County, England
Biography
One of the original founding Stedman families in America is the family of Isaac Stedman, originally of Biddenden, Kent, England who came to America on the Ship Elizabeth in 1636 and settling in Scituate, MA. He arrived with his wife Elizabeth and sons Isaac and Nathaniel.

Isaac Stedman was born in Biddenden, Kent, England, about 1605 and baptized there on 21 April 1605.

As Isaac 'Studman' he was certified by the clergyman of St. Alphege Cripplegate, and by two men from Blackwell Hall, which was the cloth market of London, to which all of the cloth-weaving centers such as Biddenden sent their goods. It was inconnection with this trade that Isaac Stedman probably went to London.

About 1630 he married Elizabeth Winchester. They had three children in England, baptized in Biddenden: Elizabeth (who died young), Nathaniel, and Isaac.

Isaac came to America sometime before 1634 and established a homesite in Scituate in the Plymouth Colony with Rev. Lothrop's group from Kent. In...Read full story


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marriage1629 Marriage / Partner
Isaac John STEDMAN and Elizabeth WINCHESTER 26 October 1629, Tenterden, Kent, England

He was 24 years old.
1632 Birth of Child
Nathaniel STEDMAN was born 9 September 1632, Biddenton, Kent, England

Isaac John was 27 years old.
1637 Birth of Child
Elizabeth STEDMAN was born 24 November 1637, Newton, Massachusetts, USA

Isaac John was 32 years old.
In 1640 Isaac Stedman dammed the First Herring Brook and built a sawmill beside the pond.

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Isaac John STEDMAN - The Old Mill at (Greenbush)  Isaac Stedman and his family worked their way from Plymouth to the part of Scituate known as “The Greene Bush”.  ...c
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The Old Mill at (Greenbush)

Isaac Stedman and his family worked their way from Plymouth to the part of Scituate known as “The Greene Bush”.

...c.1650, John Stockbridge constructed a water-driven grist mill for grinding corn alongside the Stedman sawmill.

This venerable structure – a hard-working Colonial grist mill – remains today the oldest mill of its kind in America. scituatehistoricalsociety.org

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marriage1662 Marriage of Child
Elizabeth STEDMAN married 17 December 1662, Newton, Massachusetts, USA to Thomas HAMMOND
DeathDeath — 1678
19 December 1678
Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony
He died at the age of 73.
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Last updated: 5/11/2022 12:15:43 PM

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