John Steedman b. Abt 1753 ____, ____, England, UK d. 26 Oct 1841: Stedman Family Genealogies

Abt 1753 - 1841 (~ 88 years)

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Name	John Steedman
Born	Abt 1753	____, ____, England, UK
Gender	Male
1790 Census	1790	____, Chester Co., SC
	p. 185 John Steedman/Studman : 1-2-4 Male > 16 : John Steedman, b. abt 1753 Female : Hannah McKinney, b. 1761 Female : Margaret Steadman, b. 1785 Female : Polly Steadman, b. abt 1787 Male < 16 : Thomas Steadman, b. abt 1790 Female : ? Male < 16 : ?
Land	18 Jan 1792	____, Chester Co., SC
	Chester County SC Deed Abstracts, Vol. I: Deed Books A-F 1785-1799 [1768-1799] by Brent H. Holcomb (2005), p. 73-74. B, 537-539: 18 Jan 1792, John Studmant and wife Hannah of Fairfield County, SC, to Paul Guttery of Chester County, for £500, 190 acres, part of tract granted 11 Aug 1774 to John McKinney Senior, 300 acres, on Tinkers Creek fork of Fishing Creek adj. John McFadden, Wm. McKinney, Henry Culp, Augustus Culp & James Neely, and said John McKinney sold to Wm McKinnet deceased 2 April 1777, recorded in the auditors Office of said state 2 May 1787, and said Wm McKinney, and said Wm McKinney willed or bequeathed the one half or 150 acres of it to Hannah McKinney, his daughter, now wife of said John Studmant, will dated 20 Nov 1782, recorded in the Ordinaries office of said State, as likewise 50 acres by said will to said Studmant and wife being part of tract bought by said McKinney from Edward White. John Studmant (X) (LS), Wit: Kennos Bell, David Bell, Wm Wiley. Proved by the oath of Thomas Bell 18 Jan 1792 before John Bell, J.P.
1800 Census	1800	____, Rutherford Co., NC
	p. 146 34201-22010-0 Male > 45 : John Steedman, b. abt 1753 Female 26-45 : Hannah McKinney, b. 1761 Female 10-16 : Margaret Steadman, b. 1785 Female 10-16 : Polly Steadman, b. abt 1787 Male 10-16 : Thomas Steadman, b. abt 1790 Female < 10 : ? Hannah Stedman, b. abt 1792 (died young?) Male < 10 : John Steadman, Jr., b. abt 1795 Male < 10 : William Steadman, b. abt 1797 Female < 10 : Nelly Stedman, b. abt. 1799 Male < 10 : Henry Steadman, b. abt 1800 Male 16-26 : ? (s/o cousin James Steedman) Male 16-26 : ? (s/o cousin James Steedman) Male 10-16 : ? (s/o cousin James Steedman) Male 10-16 : ? (s/o cousin James Steedman) Male 10-16 : ? Joseph Steedman, b. abt 1790 (s/o cousin James Steedman)
1810 Census	1810	____, Rutherford Co., NC
	p. 132 John Steedman 12201-01101-00 Male > 45 : John Steedman, b. abt 1753 Female > 45 : Hannah McKinney, b. 1761 Female 16-26 : Polly Steadman, b. abt 1787 Male 16-26 : Thomas Steadman, b. abt 1790 Male 16-26 : Joseph Steedman, b. abt 1790 (s/o cousin James Steedman) Male 10-16 : John Steadman, Jr., b. abt 1795 Male 10-16 : William Steadman, b. abt 1797 Female 10-16 : Nelly Stedman, b. abt. 1799 Male < 10 : Henry Steadman, b. abt 1800
1820 Census	1820	____, Rutherford Co., NC
	An unidentified Thomas Steedman.
	p. 364 Thomas Steedman 200010-30100-010 Male 26-45 : ? Female 16-26 : ? Male < 10 : ? Male < 10 : ? Female < 10 : ? Female < 10 : ? Female < 10 : ?
1820 Census	1820
	not located
1830 Census	1830	____, Rutherford Co., NC
	p. 540 Henry Steedman 100 101 000 1000 - 120 110 000 0000 Male 70-80 : ? John Steedman, b. abt 1753 Male 30-40 : Henry Steadman, b. abt 1800 Female 20-30 : Male 15-20 : Female 15-20 : Female 5-10 : Female 5-10 : Male < 5 : Female < 5 :
1840 Census	1840	____, Spartanburg Co., SC
	p. 137 (or 74) John Parris 100 001 000 0000 - 100 010 000 0000 Wm Parris 204 001 000 0000 - 020 001 010 0000 ... Henry Cantrell 120 100 100 0000 - 102 100 100 0000 ... John Steadman 001 010 010 0010 - 000 100 010 0000 Male 50-60 : John Steedman, Jr., b. abt 1795 Female 50-60 : Sally Mintz, b, abt 1795 Male 20-30 : Bryson H. Steadman, b. abt 1817 Female 15-20 : Priscilla Steadman, b. abt 1821 Male 10-15 : Albert Steadman, b. abt 1823 Male 90-100 : John Steedman, Sr., b. 1750
Died	26 Oct 1841
Notes	Per the Steadman Book by Joseph Earle Steadman: John was born in England, and came to Charleston, SC, by way of Ireland, with his parents, prior to or during 1759-60. After the death of his father he went with other members of the family to the upcountry of South Carolina and evidently lived with his brother Henderson Steadman for many years. He served in the American war against England. The record of his service is erroneously identified with Stub Indent Q368. File AA 7331 in the State Archives (Revolutionary War Section) at Columbia shows his service as follows: Bill 7331 - John Stedman - Camden District. Services under Captain John Steel. Services under Captain George Nealey. Services under Lieutenant William Brocket. Though a return was submitted for approval and payment of the bill, no record of payment is included in the file. John Steedman was a purchaser at the sale of the estate of Henry Cul, whose estate was appraised on 6 June 1783 - (Camden District, SC - Wills and Administrations, 1781-1787, p. 16). At about 1784, John Steedman married Hannah McKinney, daughter of William and Barbara McKinney of Fishing Creek in the present Chester County, SC. In the summer of 1761, Barbara was scalped by some Cherokee Indians. Hannah was born three months after her mother was scalped. On October 6, 1795 a tract of 24 1/2 acres of land situated in Camden District (Chester County) was surveyed for John Stedman. This land lay on waters of Rocky Creek, and was bounded S.E. by John Dick's land, N. E. by John Glaze's land. On 2 November 1795 a grant for the tract was issued to him, as shown by records in the State Archives at Columbia, SC ( State Grants, Vol. 41, p. 465; and Plat No. 16-Bundle 173). At the time of the 1790 census for Chester County, John's family consisted of himself, his wife, and two young daughters. Also living with him were three children of his cousin James Steedman. Shortly before or during 1800, he moved to the original Rutherford County, NC, taking the five sons of his cousin James Steedman with him. (Except for Joseph, nothing further is known of these sons.) He and his family are recorded in the 1800 and 1810 census for Rutherford county, NC. At some time before 1820, he and his wife moved to Tennessee, where they were living in 1827. (Mrs. L. F. Ellett - Women of the Revolution, Vol. 3, p.94) the place of their death and burial is not stated.
Person ID	I39313	Stedman/Steadman/Steedman Families of the New World
Last Modified	4 Jul 2012

Father	Robert Steedman, d. Unknown
Mother	Miss [--?--], d. Unknown
Family ID	F26442	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Hannah McKinney, b. 1761, ____, Chester District, SC , d. Between 1810 and 1830 (Age 49 years)

Married Abt 1784 ____, Chester Co., SC

Children

	1. Margaret Steadman, b. 9 Feb 1785, ____, Chester Co., SC , d. 17 Apr 1846, Louisville, Winston Co., MS (Age 61 years)
	2. Polly Steedman, b. Abt 1787, d. Unknown
	3. Hannah Steedman, b. Abt 1792, d. Unknown
	4. John Steedman, Jr., b. Abt 1795, ____, Chester Co., SC , d. 1 Oct 1853, ____, Spartanburg Co., SC (Age ~ 58 years)
	5. William Steadman, b. Abt 1797, d. Unknown
	6. Nelly Steedman, b. Abt 1799, d. Unknown
	7. Henry Steadman, b. Abt 1800, ____, Rutherford Co., NC , d. 22 Feb 1855 (Age ~ 55 years)
	8. Son Steedman, b. Abt 1802, ____, Rutherford Co., NC , d. Unknown
	9. J. Steedman, b. Between 1800 and 1810, d. Bef 1850 (Age ~ 49 years)
	10. Joseph Steedman, b. Abt 1790, ____, Chester Co., SC , d. 1857, ____, Rutherford Co., NC (Age ~ 67 years) [Foster]
	11. Thomas Steedman, b. Abt 1790, ____, Chester Co., SC , d. Unknown [Foster]

Last Modified 2 Sep 2006

Family ID F14744 Group Sheet | Family Chart

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Born - Abt 1753 - ____, ____, England, UK

1840 Census - 1840 - ____, Spartanburg Co., SC

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