Birth: 1761 Killingworth, Middlesex Co, Connecticut
Military Service: 01 MAR 1777
Note: Revolutionary War Soldier. Served eight months as mariheoun the frigate “Warren of Boston” which was commanded by Captain John Hopkins. Said frigate captured two brigs and two schooners.
Military Service: 1779
Place: Sheffield, Massachusetts
Note: Enlisted as private in Captain Hickok’s Massachusetts Company.
Military Service: 1780
Note: Enlisted as private in Captain John Pray’s Massachusetts company.
Birth of Daughter: ABT 1781
Name: Sarah Stevens
Note: There are family rumors that Sarah was actually the illegitimate daughter of Aaron Burr and an American Indian woman. Nehemiah knew Aaron from his military service. The rumor is that Aaron gave Nehemiah his daughter to raise.
Military Service: 1781
Note: Enlisted as private in Captain Hickok’s Massachusetts Company.
Birth of Son:
Name: Simon G. Stevens
Birth of Son: 1790
Name: John B. Stevens
Birth of Son: 1791
Name: William B. Stevens
Birth of Daughter: 1794
Name: Chloe Stevens
Birth of Son: 1799
Name: Nehemiah Stevens
Birth of Son: 10 JUN 1801
Name: Burr Stevens
Birth of Son: 01 DEC 1804
Name: Edward Stevens
1810 Census: Moreau, Saratoga Co, New York
Note: 2 males under 10, 2 males 10-15, 2 males 16-25 and one male 45+ living in household. 2 female 16-25 and 1 female 45+ living in household.
1820 Census: Moreau, Saratoga Co, New York
Military Pension: 04 MAR 1831
Place: Saratoga Co, New York
Note: Rank = Marine, annual allowance = $72.00, sums received = $180.00, description of service = US Navy, when placed on the pension roll = Sept 28, 1833, commencement of pension = March 4, 1831, age = 72.
1840 Census: 01 JUN 1840
Place: Moreau, Saratoga Co, New York
Died: 06 JAN 1843 Saratoga Co, New York
Buried: Reynold’s Corner, Moreau, Saratoga Co, New York
Click here for parents: James Stevens and Rhoda Parmlee
Died: 04 APR 1822
Buried: Reynold’s Corner, Moreau, Saratoga Co, New York
parents are unknown
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