Clymer Weir Cox Genealogy » JOHANNES PETER BARR STEPHENS SR. (1687-1757)

Personal data JOHANNES PETER BARR STEPHENS SR. 


Household of JOHANNES PETER BARR STEPHENS SR.

He is married to Maria Christina DeWees (VA) Rittenhouse.


Marriage
Date: 17 Nov 1712
Place: Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

They got married on March 17, 1712 at of VA, he was 25 years old.


Child(ren):



Notes about JOHANNES PETER BARR STEPHENS SR.


Peter Stephens
Birth: 3 Mar 1687 Frederick County, Virginia, USA
Death: Dec 1757 (aged 70) Stephens City, Frederick County, Virginia, USA
Burial: Stephens Graves Sites, Stephens City, Frederick County, Virginia, USA
Plot: 1
Memorial #: 164160847
Bio: Peter Stephan, son of Samuel Stephens and Isabella Lawrence.

Peter Stephens was appointed a constable by the Orange County court in May 1736 but only a few months later stepped aside in favor of his son, Lewis [Orange County Order Book "1", pp. 74,93,108].

In the fall of 1743 Peter Stephens traveled to Williamburg, then capital of Virginia, probably with others from the newly organized Frederick County.

Peter Stephens received an additional 572-acre patent adjoining his earlier tract in November 1752. Also between 1743 and shortly before his death he distributed land to his sons. Peter wrote a will in April 1757 naming all his children and identifying them by order of age, first the sons, then the daughters. He appointed his wife, Maria Christina and sons Lewis and Lawrence as his executors

"Peter Stephens built the first home in Stephens City in 1732. In 1758, his son Lewis applied to the Virginia General Assembly to establish the town as Stephensburg. As the town grew, it became known as Newtown. The name was officially changed to Stephens City in April 1880. One of the main trades of the town was wagon making." source: Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society

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Peter Stephens and wife Maria Christina Rittenhouse had 10 children .
1. Lewis Stephens
2. Maria Christina Stephens
3. Joseph Lawrence Stephens
4. Maria Magdalena Stephens
5. Lawrence Stephens
6. Margaret Stephens
7. Peter Stephens
8. Henry Stephens
9. Elizabetha Stephens
10. Keziah Stephens
Family Members
Spouse
Maria Christina Rittenhouse Stephens 1695-1758
Children
Lewis Stephens 1714-1802
Maria Christina Stephens Linville 1715-1777
Joseph Lawrence Stephens 1716-1722
Magdalena Stephens Hite 1717-1792
Lawrence Stephens 1722-1776
Margaret Stephens Snapp 1724-1801
Peter Stephens 1732-1812
Henry Stephens 1734-1767
Elizabetha Stephens 1737-1738
Keziah Stephens Chrisman 1737-1814
Maintained by: Donald Adams (50840785)
Originally Created by: Young Stephens, Deborah (49191897)
Added: 9 Jun 2016
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/164160847/peter-stephens
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/164160847/peter-stephens : accessed 14 January 2022), memorial page for Peter Stephens (3 Mar 1687œDec 1757), Find a Grave Memorial ID 164160847, citing Stephens Graves Sites, Stephens City, Frederick County, Virginia, USA ; Maintained by Donald Adams (contributor 50840785) Burial Details Unknown.

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