Jonathin George Steadman b. 7 Apr 1821 ____, Lexington Co., SC d. 5 Jan 1893: Stedman Family Genealogies

1821 - 1893 (71 years)

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Name	Jonathin George Steadman
Born	7 Apr 1821	____, Lexington Co., SC
Gender	Male
Name	Johnson George Steadman
1870 Census	Jun 1870	Rocky Grove Twp., Orangeburg Co., SC
	Orangeburg PO, p. 341a Steedman, S. g. 50 M B Farmer ----- $800 SC Can't W citizen ---, Vicey 50 F B Keeping house " " ---, Harry 17 M B Farm Hand " ---, Ilorance 15 F B " " ---, Monroe 13 M B " " ---, Lucious 11 M B " "
1880 Census	15 Jun 1880	Blackville, Barnwell Co., SC
	ED 27, p. 40 Steadman, Johnson W M 59 Head Md Farmer SC SC SC ---, Vicy W F 62 Wife Md Keeping house SC SC SC ---, Florence W F 24 Dau S SC SC SC ---, Wm W M 23 Son S SC SC SC
Died	5 Jan 1893
Buried	Aft 5 Jan 1893	Tabernacle Baptist Church Cemetery, Salley, Aiken Co., SC
		Johnson G Steadman (1821-1893) Tabernacle Baptist Church Cemetery, near Salley, SC
Notes	Subject: Jonathin G. Steadman Date: Sat, 12 May 2007 09:57:53 -0400 I have collected family information for many years and am now ready to create order out of my stacks of paper. My grandparents are: Edwin McQueen Rogers, 1879 to 16 Feb 1947, Lake City SC Alice Mary Ann Huggins, 18 Jan 1889 to 26 Jul 1958 Williamsburg, Co SC Thomas Calvin Taylor, 1885 to 1946, Lexington, Co, SC Alice Louise Steadman, 1883 to , Lexington, Co, SC Your name was referred to me by David Stidham, as some one who might be able to help me identify my GG Grandfathers parents. I have solid information up to my GGGF, but zero beyond him. Jonathin G. Steadman b. 07 Apr 1821, d. 05 Jan 1893 Lavicy(Vicy) Creed b. 21 Jul 1818, d. 04 May 1891 Son(My GGF) Lucious Patrick Steadman b. 31 Jul 1858 d. 05 Jan 1939 Both are buried at Tabernacle Church, SE Aiken, Co., SC According to my grandmothers records, her father Lucious Patrick Steadman had the following sons: Earl b. 16 Jul 1887 Grady b. 12 Nov 1889 d. 18 Nov 1924 Frank b. 30 Mar 1893 d. 29 Apr 1912 Paul b. 08 Aug 1898 JG was in the Confederate Army The few census records I have found place them in the Aiken/Barnwell, SC area. There is a Jonathan G. Steedman, born 1810, from a prominent family. Many leads go back to the 1810 JG. This is definitely not my 1821 JG. Thank you for any leads you can provide. Samuel Taylor Rogers_______________________________ Subject: Tabernacle/ Steadman Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2009 10:46:22 -0400 Checking the history of Tabernacle church, I see that blacks were accepted into the church and dismissed by letter or excommunicated. I am posting info and pic of Steadman marker on findagrave.com. Tabernacle history mentions the following Steadmans in the list of members: Lucious Stedman - Baptised 14 Sep 1893 and dismissed 3 Jan 1903 Masuria Stedman - by letter 7 Oct 1893 and dismissed 3 Jan 1903 Alice Steadman - by letter 14 Jul 1895 and dismissed 3 Jan 1903 Cora Steadman - Baptised 10 Aug 1900 and dismissed 3 Jan 1903 Erly Steadman - Baptised 9 Aug 1901 and dismissed 3 Jan 1903 Grady Steadman - Baptised 9 Aug 1901 and dismissed 3 Jan 1903 I don't know if it is of interest to you, but Denmark Cemetery in Bamberg Co. also has a few Steadman graves. I'll see about posting them also to findagrave.com. I hope this is of some help, _______________ The history of Tabernacle that I have mentions that the church was open to black people along with the whites. During the years of slavery there are a few lists of slaves being baptised. I have a list from 1832 that has a few slaves names and who they "belonged" to. Now the question is "Would they have been allowed to be buried at the cemetery is they were known to be black?" I'll check with a friend whose family history runs deep in the Tabernacle church and see what he says. _______________ Info about Tabernacle from friend - He remembered his father telling him that at one time there was a balcony in the church where the Black members sat. His father pointed out to him that a lot of Black members were buried at the back of the cemetery, out in the now woods, but he had never looked for any markers back there. The Steadman marker that I visited there is at front of church. Cynthia
Person ID	I69750	Stedman/Steadman/Steedman Families of the New World
Last Modified	30 Jul 2009

Family Lavisa "Vicy" Creed, b. 21 Jul 1818, ____, Lexington Co., SC , d. 4 May 1891 (Age 72 years)

Married 1852

Children

	1. Harry Steadman, b. Abt 1853, ____, ____, SC , d. Unknown
	2. Florence Steadman, b. Abt 1856, ____, ____, SC , d. Unknown
	3. William Monroe Steadman, b. Abt 1857, ____, ____, SC , d. Unknown
	4. Lucius Patrick "Lucious" Steadman, b. 30 Jul 1858, ____, Lexington Co., SC , d. 5 Jan 1939, Leesville, Lexington Co., SC (Age 80 years)

Last Modified 20 Jul 2009

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	Born - 7 Apr 1821 - ____, Lexington Co., SC
	1880 Census - 15 Jun 1880 - Blackville, Barnwell Co., SC
	Buried - Aft 5 Jan 1893 - Tabernacle Baptist Church Cemetery, Salley, Aiken Co., SC

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