John Sleeper

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6/29/23

Hall Family
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8 [63] Jesse Oscar Hall b: Aug 25, 1874 Graysville Monroe OH d: March 03, ... + [64] Jeannette Cordelia Stewart b: June 15, 1874 Roney's Point OH WV m: Oct ...

Stewart Family
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5 Jeannette Cordelia "Della" Stewart b: June 15, 1874 in R

Descendants of Samuel Stewart

Mary Elizabeth Stewart b: March 06, 1911 in Nr Brownsville Monroe OH d: ?

......................... + John Edwin Sleeper

7 John Robert "Donnie" Sleeper b: Jan 22, 1935 in Mt. Vernon Knox OH d: Oct 10, 1989 in Mt. Vernon Knox OH

REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIER

Son of David Sleeper and Ruth James.

Married 9 May 1785 Hill, Merrimack, New Hampshire to Elizabeth Tilton.

To their union was born 8 children: Dorothy Sleeper, Edmond Sleeper, Walter Sleeper, Sherburn Sleeper, Rebecca Sleeper, Nancy Sleeper, John Sleeper, and Eliza Sleeper.

John served in the Revolutionary Army from Sandown, Rockingham, New Hampshire. He settled in Bristol when about twenty years old, and erected a log cabin near where the Uriah H Kidder farmhouse stood on North Main Street, on the west slope of Sugar Hill. His farm included a strip of land extending from the top of Sugar Hill across Newfound River to the Alexandria, Grafton, New Hampshire line. In 1800, John erected the frame house at the junction of Lake and Willow Streets, called for many years the "Tannery House".

New Hampshire, Death and Burial Records Index, 1654-1949 about John Sleeper

Name: John Sleeper

Death Date: 1 Feb 1818

Death Place: Bridgewater, New Hampshire

Clerk Locality: Coudia, New Hampshire

Event Type: Death

FHL Film Number: 1001106

Son of David Sleeper and Ruth Jenness.

Married 9 May 1785 Hill, Merrimack, New Hampshire to Elizabeth Tilton.

To their union was born 8 children: Dorothy Sleeper, Edmond Sleeper, Walter Sleeper, Sherburn Sleeper, Rebecca Sleeper, Nancy Sleeper, John Sleeper, and Eliza Sleeper.

John served in the Revolutionary Army from Sandown, Rockingham, New Hampshire. He settled in Bristol when about twenty years old, and erected a log cabin near where the Uriah H Kidder farmhouse stood on North Main Street, on the west slope of Sugar Hill. His farm included a strip of land extending from the top of Sugar Hill across Newfound River to the Alexandria, Grafton, New Hampshire line. In 1800, John erected the frame house at the junction of Lake and Willow Streets, called for many years the "Tannery House". https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/71006242/john-sleeper

Son of David Sleeper and Ruth Jenness.

Married 9 May 1785 Hill, Merrimack, New Hampshire to Elizabeth Tilton.

To their union was born 8 children: Dorothy Sleeper, Edmond Sleeper, Walter Sleeper, Sherburn Sleeper, Rebecca Sleeper, Nancy Sleeper, John Sleeper, and Eliza Sleeper.

John served in the Revolutionary Army from Sandown, Rockingham, New Hampshire. He settled in Bristol when about twenty years old, and erected a log cabin near where the Uriah H Kidder farmhouse stood on North Main Street, on the west slope of Sugar Hill. His farm included a strip of land extending from the top of Sugar Hill across Newfound River to the Alexandria, Grafton, New Hampshire line. In 1800, John erected the frame house at the junction of Lake and Willow Streets, called for many years the "Tannery House". https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/71006242/john-sleeper