Thomas Stevens III was born 7 August 1689 in Stow Middlesex Massachusetts to Thomas Stevens Jr. and Ruth (Hall) Stevens.
Thomas Stevens III married Amy Fellows 8 November 1716 in Plainfield Windham, Colony of Conneticutt, British Colonial America
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"THOMAS (3rd) & AMY (FELLOWS) STEVENS, BIOGRAPHICAL ITEMS
28 February 2015
(1) BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH ABOUT (CAPTAIN) THOMAS STEVENS (3rd): THOMAS STEVENS 3: Thomas 2; Thomas 1, born probably Stow [Massachusetts], about 1690, married in Plainfield, Conn. on Nov 8, 1716, Amy Fellows, daughter of Ephriam & Anna (Cross) Fellows. He died there Dec 8, 1781. He was Representative to General Court- almost continuously from 1738 to 1762, at which time he was expelled on account of his being a member of the Separatist religious group. In 1736 he was appointed Lieutenant of the Militia and was commissioned Captain in May 1741. He was administrator of his father's estate in 1744. He was sometimes called Thomas Stevens 3rd to distinguish him from his uncle, Thomas Stevens of Stonington, Conn, who married his maternal aunt, Mary Hall.
Children recorded at Plainfield, Conn.: 12
Lois; b Aug 21, 1717; 13
Anna, b Mar 25, 1719; 14
Ruth, b Feb 4, 1721; 15
Thomas, b Apr 16, 1723; 16 Nehemiah, b Aug 3, 1725; 17
Elias, b June 30, 1728;
Roswell, b Dec 3 1733, living in 1767 Jeduthun, b Nov 16, 1736, d May 15 1743 in 7th year (grave stone)
Source: "The Stevens family: Descendants of the brothers, Thomas and Cyprian Stevens," compiled by Edwin Henry Stevens and edited by Elizabeth Stevens Polk. pg. 16 (E.S. Polk, Windsor, VT, 1941).
(2) LAND RECORDS IN PLAINFIELD, CT INVOLVING [CAPT.] THOMAS STEVENS: Plainfield, CT got off to a difficult start when two tribes of Indians sold the same land to two different groups of settlers. Finally, in 1704, twenty four property owners agreed to throw all holdings into common ownership and to reapportion it by lot. John Fellows, Stephen Hall, homas Stevens, Sr., and Thomas Stevens (who was son of Henry Stevens and husband of Ruth Hall) were named in the list.Thomas Stevens, Sr. was one of those selected to lay out 40 lots of 100 acres each. On 2 Jan 1766 Thomas Stevens, son of Thomas Stevens, Sr., sold to son Rozel (Roswell) Stevens two parcels of land totaling 38 acres "Where I now live," located on the east side of highway on Walnut Hill. On 8 May 1772, Rozel Stevens sold to Solomon Dawes 7 acres of land deeded to him by his honored father, Capt. Thomas Stevens and his wife Amy Stevens, located on Walnut Hill. On 5 May 1761, Thomas Stevens of Plainfield sold/gave land to "my loving son William Stevens of Plainfield." On 4 Dec 1764, Thomas Stevens confirmed to sons Nehemiah, William and Rozel Stevens," all right, title, and interest in one estate lying and being in ye city of London in ye county of Sussex yn England yn Great Brittain yn Europe." From: "LYBERTIE," -by Henry Vernon Hall (privately printed by author, Salt Lake City, UT, 1975
(3 "Connecticut, Town Marriage Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection)" Name: Thomas Steevens Jr Marriage Date: 8 Nov 1716 Marriage Location: Plainfield Spouse: Amy Fellows (4) "Massachusetts, Births and Christenings, 1639-1915" Name: Ama [Ann or Amy] Fellows Birth Date: 25 Feb 1693 Birthplace: IPSWICH,ESSEX,MASSACHUSETTS Father's Name: Ephraim Fellows Mother's Name: Anna Prior to the year 1752, the new year began on March 25. Under present calendaring procuedures, the year for this birth would be 1694."
Children
Lois( Stevens )Pierce
b. Aug 21, 1717
d. 15 May 1743
Memorial # 159157780
Ann (Stevens) Tyler
b. 25 March
d. 22 Jan 1805
Memorial # 61660964
Thomas Stevens Jr.
b. 16 April 1723
d. 15 Nov 1785
Memorial # 22947161
Nehemiah Stevens
b. 31 August 1725
d. 13 Feb 1776
Memorial # 84627559
Elias Stevens
b. 30 June 1728
d. May 1778
Memorial # 159161731
William Stevens
b. 1730
d. 1778
Memorial # 94850134
Roswell Stevens
b. 3 Dec 1733
d.
Jeduthan Stevens
b. 16 Nov 1736
d. 15 May 1743
Memorial # 200411983
Thomas Stevens III died 8 December 1781 in Plainfield, Windham, Colony of Conneticutt USA, the same day asnhis wife Amy (Fellows) Stevens. Further research is needed to determine why they both died on the same day. This was during the American Revolution. (1765-1783).
Burial
Plainfield Cemetary
Windham
Conneticutt
Thomas Stevens III married Amy Fellows 8 November 1716 in Plainfield Windham, Colony of Conneticutt, British Colonial America
biographical information
geneology website
"THOMAS (3rd) & AMY (FELLOWS) STEVENS, BIOGRAPHICAL ITEMS
28 February 2015
(1) BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH ABOUT (CAPTAIN) THOMAS STEVENS (3rd): THOMAS STEVENS 3: Thomas 2; Thomas 1, born probably Stow [Massachusetts], about 1690, married in Plainfield, Conn. on Nov 8, 1716, Amy Fellows, daughter of Ephriam & Anna (Cross) Fellows. He died there Dec 8, 1781. He was Representative to General Court- almost continuously from 1738 to 1762, at which time he was expelled on account of his being a member of the Separatist religious group. In 1736 he was appointed Lieutenant of the Militia and was commissioned Captain in May 1741. He was administrator of his father's estate in 1744. He was sometimes called Thomas Stevens 3rd to distinguish him from his uncle, Thomas Stevens of Stonington, Conn, who married his maternal aunt, Mary Hall.
Children recorded at Plainfield, Conn.: 12
Lois; b Aug 21, 1717; 13
Anna, b Mar 25, 1719; 14
Ruth, b Feb 4, 1721; 15
Thomas, b Apr 16, 1723; 16 Nehemiah, b Aug 3, 1725; 17
Elias, b June 30, 1728;
Roswell, b Dec 3 1733, living in 1767 Jeduthun, b Nov 16, 1736, d May 15 1743 in 7th year (grave stone)
Source: "The Stevens family: Descendants of the brothers, Thomas and Cyprian Stevens," compiled by Edwin Henry Stevens and edited by Elizabeth Stevens Polk. pg. 16 (E.S. Polk, Windsor, VT, 1941).
(2) LAND RECORDS IN PLAINFIELD, CT INVOLVING [CAPT.] THOMAS STEVENS: Plainfield, CT got off to a difficult start when two tribes of Indians sold the same land to two different groups of settlers. Finally, in 1704, twenty four property owners agreed to throw all holdings into common ownership and to reapportion it by lot. John Fellows, Stephen Hall, homas Stevens, Sr., and Thomas Stevens (who was son of Henry Stevens and husband of Ruth Hall) were named in the list.Thomas Stevens, Sr. was one of those selected to lay out 40 lots of 100 acres each. On 2 Jan 1766 Thomas Stevens, son of Thomas Stevens, Sr., sold to son Rozel (Roswell) Stevens two parcels of land totaling 38 acres "Where I now live," located on the east side of highway on Walnut Hill. On 8 May 1772, Rozel Stevens sold to Solomon Dawes 7 acres of land deeded to him by his honored father, Capt. Thomas Stevens and his wife Amy Stevens, located on Walnut Hill. On 5 May 1761, Thomas Stevens of Plainfield sold/gave land to "my loving son William Stevens of Plainfield." On 4 Dec 1764, Thomas Stevens confirmed to sons Nehemiah, William and Rozel Stevens," all right, title, and interest in one estate lying and being in ye city of London in ye county of Sussex yn England yn Great Brittain yn Europe." From: "LYBERTIE," -by Henry Vernon Hall (privately printed by author, Salt Lake City, UT, 1975
(3 "Connecticut, Town Marriage Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection)" Name: Thomas Steevens Jr Marriage Date: 8 Nov 1716 Marriage Location: Plainfield Spouse: Amy Fellows (4) "Massachusetts, Births and Christenings, 1639-1915" Name: Ama [Ann or Amy] Fellows Birth Date: 25 Feb 1693 Birthplace: IPSWICH,ESSEX,MASSACHUSETTS Father's Name: Ephraim Fellows Mother's Name: Anna Prior to the year 1752, the new year began on March 25. Under present calendaring procuedures, the year for this birth would be 1694."
Children
Lois( Stevens )Pierce
b. Aug 21, 1717
d. 15 May 1743
Memorial # 159157780
Ann (Stevens) Tyler
b. 25 March
d. 22 Jan 1805
Memorial # 61660964
Thomas Stevens Jr.
b. 16 April 1723
d. 15 Nov 1785
Memorial # 22947161
Nehemiah Stevens
b. 31 August 1725
d. 13 Feb 1776
Memorial # 84627559
Elias Stevens
b. 30 June 1728
d. May 1778
Memorial # 159161731
William Stevens
b. 1730
d. 1778
Memorial # 94850134
Roswell Stevens
b. 3 Dec 1733
d.
Jeduthan Stevens
b. 16 Nov 1736
d. 15 May 1743
Memorial # 200411983
Thomas Stevens III died 8 December 1781 in Plainfield, Windham, Colony of Conneticutt USA, the same day asnhis wife Amy (Fellows) Stevens. Further research is needed to determine why they both died on the same day. This was during the American Revolution. (1765-1783).
Burial
Plainfield Cemetary
Windham
Conneticutt
Thomas Stevens III was born 7 August 1689 in Stow Middlesex Massachusetts to Thomas Stevens Jr. and Ruth (Hall) Stevens.
Thomas Stevens III married Amy Fellows 8 November 1716 in Plainfield Windham, Colony of Conneticutt, British Colonial America
biographical information
geneology website
"THOMAS (3rd) & AMY (FELLOWS) STEVENS, BIOGRAPHICAL ITEMS
28 February 2015
(1) BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH ABOUT (CAPTAIN) THOMAS STEVENS (3rd): THOMAS STEVENS 3: Thomas 2; Thomas 1, born probably Stow [Massachusetts], about 1690, married in Plainfield, Conn. on Nov 8, 1716, Amy Fellows, daughter of Ephriam & Anna (Cross) Fellows. He died there Dec 8, 1781. He was Representative to General Court- almost continuously from 1738 to 1762, at which time he was expelled on account of his being a member of the Separatist religious group. In 1736 he was appointed Lieutenant of the Militia and was commissioned Captain in May 1741. He was administrator of his father's estate in 1744. He was sometimes called Thomas Stevens 3rd to distinguish him from his uncle, Thomas Stevens of Stonington, Conn, who married his maternal aunt, Mary Hall.
Children recorded at Plainfield, Conn.: 12
Lois; b Aug 21, 1717; 13
Anna, b Mar 25, 1719; 14
Ruth, b Feb 4, 1721; 15
Thomas, b Apr 16, 1723; 16 Nehemiah, b Aug 3, 1725; 17
Elias, b June 30, 1728;
Roswell, b Dec 3 1733, living in 1767 Jeduthun, b Nov 16, 1736, d May 15 1743 in 7th year (grave stone)
Source: "The Stevens family: Descendants of the brothers, Thomas and Cyprian Stevens," compiled by Edwin Henry Stevens and edited by Elizabeth Stevens Polk. pg. 16 (E.S. Polk, Windsor, VT, 1941).
(2) LAND RECORDS IN PLAINFIELD, CT INVOLVING [CAPT.] THOMAS STEVENS: Plainfield, CT got off to a difficult start when two tribes of Indians sold the same land to two different groups of settlers. Finally, in 1704, twenty four property owners agreed to throw all holdings into common ownership and to reapportion it by lot. John Fellows, Stephen Hall, homas Stevens, Sr., and Thomas Stevens (who was son of Henry Stevens and husband of Ruth Hall) were named in the list.Thomas Stevens, Sr. was one of those selected to lay out 40 lots of 100 acres each. On 2 Jan 1766 Thomas Stevens, son of Thomas Stevens, Sr., sold to son Rozel (Roswell) Stevens two parcels of land totaling 38 acres "Where I now live," located on the east side of highway on Walnut Hill. On 8 May 1772, Rozel Stevens sold to Solomon Dawes 7 acres of land deeded to him by his honored father, Capt. Thomas Stevens and his wife Amy Stevens, located on Walnut Hill. On 5 May 1761, Thomas Stevens of Plainfield sold/gave land to "my loving son William Stevens of Plainfield." On 4 Dec 1764, Thomas Stevens confirmed to sons Nehemiah, William and Rozel Stevens," all right, title, and interest in one estate lying and being in ye city of London in ye county of Sussex yn England yn Great Brittain yn Europe." From: "LYBERTIE," -by Henry Vernon Hall (privately printed by author, Salt Lake City, UT, 1975
(3 "Connecticut, Town Marriage Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection)" Name: Thomas Steevens Jr Marriage Date: 8 Nov 1716 Marriage Location: Plainfield Spouse: Amy Fellows (4) "Massachusetts, Births and Christenings, 1639-1915" Name: Ama [Ann or Amy] Fellows Birth Date: 25 Feb 1693 Birthplace: IPSWICH,ESSEX,MASSACHUSETTS Father's Name: Ephraim Fellows Mother's Name: Anna Prior to the year 1752, the new year began on March 25. Under present calendaring procuedures, the year for this birth would be 1694."
Children
Lois( Stevens )Pierce
b. Aug 21, 1717
d. 15 May 1743
Memorial # 159157780
Ann (Stevens) Tyler
b. 25 March
d. 22 Jan 1805
Memorial # 61660964
Thomas Stevens Jr.
b. 16 April 1723
d. 15 Nov 1785
Memorial # 22947161
Nehemiah Stevens
b. 31 August 1725
d. 13 Feb 1776
Memorial # 84627559
Elias Stevens
b. 30 June 1728
d. May 1778
Memorial # 159161731
William Stevens
b. 1730
d. 1778
Memorial # 94850134
Roswell Stevens
b. 3 Dec 1733
d.
Jeduthan Stevens
b. 16 Nov 1736
d. 15 May 1743
Memorial # 200411983
Thomas Stevens III died 8 December 1781 in Plainfield, Windham, Colony of Conneticutt USA, the same day asnhis wife Amy (Fellows) Stevens. Further research is needed to determine why they both died on the same day. This was during the American Revolution. (1765-1783).
Burial
Plainfield Cemetary
Windham
Conneticutt
Thomas Stevens III married Amy Fellows 8 November 1716 in Plainfield Windham, Colony of Conneticutt, British Colonial America
biographical information
geneology website
"THOMAS (3rd) & AMY (FELLOWS) STEVENS, BIOGRAPHICAL ITEMS
28 February 2015
(1) BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH ABOUT (CAPTAIN) THOMAS STEVENS (3rd): THOMAS STEVENS 3: Thomas 2; Thomas 1, born probably Stow [Massachusetts], about 1690, married in Plainfield, Conn. on Nov 8, 1716, Amy Fellows, daughter of Ephriam & Anna (Cross) Fellows. He died there Dec 8, 1781. He was Representative to General Court- almost continuously from 1738 to 1762, at which time he was expelled on account of his being a member of the Separatist religious group. In 1736 he was appointed Lieutenant of the Militia and was commissioned Captain in May 1741. He was administrator of his father's estate in 1744. He was sometimes called Thomas Stevens 3rd to distinguish him from his uncle, Thomas Stevens of Stonington, Conn, who married his maternal aunt, Mary Hall.
Children recorded at Plainfield, Conn.: 12
Lois; b Aug 21, 1717; 13
Anna, b Mar 25, 1719; 14
Ruth, b Feb 4, 1721; 15
Thomas, b Apr 16, 1723; 16 Nehemiah, b Aug 3, 1725; 17
Elias, b June 30, 1728;
Roswell, b Dec 3 1733, living in 1767 Jeduthun, b Nov 16, 1736, d May 15 1743 in 7th year (grave stone)
Source: "The Stevens family: Descendants of the brothers, Thomas and Cyprian Stevens," compiled by Edwin Henry Stevens and edited by Elizabeth Stevens Polk. pg. 16 (E.S. Polk, Windsor, VT, 1941).
(2) LAND RECORDS IN PLAINFIELD, CT INVOLVING [CAPT.] THOMAS STEVENS: Plainfield, CT got off to a difficult start when two tribes of Indians sold the same land to two different groups of settlers. Finally, in 1704, twenty four property owners agreed to throw all holdings into common ownership and to reapportion it by lot. John Fellows, Stephen Hall, homas Stevens, Sr., and Thomas Stevens (who was son of Henry Stevens and husband of Ruth Hall) were named in the list.Thomas Stevens, Sr. was one of those selected to lay out 40 lots of 100 acres each. On 2 Jan 1766 Thomas Stevens, son of Thomas Stevens, Sr., sold to son Rozel (Roswell) Stevens two parcels of land totaling 38 acres "Where I now live," located on the east side of highway on Walnut Hill. On 8 May 1772, Rozel Stevens sold to Solomon Dawes 7 acres of land deeded to him by his honored father, Capt. Thomas Stevens and his wife Amy Stevens, located on Walnut Hill. On 5 May 1761, Thomas Stevens of Plainfield sold/gave land to "my loving son William Stevens of Plainfield." On 4 Dec 1764, Thomas Stevens confirmed to sons Nehemiah, William and Rozel Stevens," all right, title, and interest in one estate lying and being in ye city of London in ye county of Sussex yn England yn Great Brittain yn Europe." From: "LYBERTIE," -by Henry Vernon Hall (privately printed by author, Salt Lake City, UT, 1975
(3 "Connecticut, Town Marriage Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection)" Name: Thomas Steevens Jr Marriage Date: 8 Nov 1716 Marriage Location: Plainfield Spouse: Amy Fellows (4) "Massachusetts, Births and Christenings, 1639-1915" Name: Ama [Ann or Amy] Fellows Birth Date: 25 Feb 1693 Birthplace: IPSWICH,ESSEX,MASSACHUSETTS Father's Name: Ephraim Fellows Mother's Name: Anna Prior to the year 1752, the new year began on March 25. Under present calendaring procuedures, the year for this birth would be 1694."
Children
Lois( Stevens )Pierce
b. Aug 21, 1717
d. 15 May 1743
Memorial # 159157780
Ann (Stevens) Tyler
b. 25 March
d. 22 Jan 1805
Memorial # 61660964
Thomas Stevens Jr.
b. 16 April 1723
d. 15 Nov 1785
Memorial # 22947161
Nehemiah Stevens
b. 31 August 1725
d. 13 Feb 1776
Memorial # 84627559
Elias Stevens
b. 30 June 1728
d. May 1778
Memorial # 159161731
William Stevens
b. 1730
d. 1778
Memorial # 94850134
Roswell Stevens
b. 3 Dec 1733
d.
Jeduthan Stevens
b. 16 Nov 1736
d. 15 May 1743
Memorial # 200411983
Thomas Stevens III died 8 December 1781 in Plainfield, Windham, Colony of Conneticutt USA, the same day asnhis wife Amy (Fellows) Stevens. Further research is needed to determine why they both died on the same day. This was during the American Revolution. (1765-1783).
Burial
Plainfield Cemetary
Windham
Conneticutt
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