Dr. Nehemiah Cleveland

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Nehemiah CLEVELAND

26th Aug 17601 - 26th Feb 18371 Life History

26th Aug 1760

Born in Chebacco, Ipswich, Massachusetts.1

6th Oct 1787

Married Lucy MANNING in Ipswich, Massachusetts.1

6th Jun 1791

Death of Lucy MANNING in Topsfield, Massachusetts.1

1st Jul 1792

Married Experience LORD in Pomfret, Windham, Connecticut.1

11th Jun 1793

Birth of son Nehemiah CLEVELAND in Topsfield, Massachusetts.1

11th Apr 1795

Birth of daughter Experience CLEVELAND in Topsfield, Massachusetts.1

27th Apr 1795

Death of daughter Experience CLEVELAND in Topsfield, Massachusetts.1

11th Apr 1796

Death of son Nehemiah CLEVELAND in Topsfield, Massachusetts.1

16th Aug 1796

Birth of son Nehemiah CLEVELAND in Topsfield, Massachusetts.1

6th Apr 1798

Birth of son William Neale CLEVELAND in Topsfield, Massachusetts.1

12th Mar 1800

Birth of daughter Lucy CLEVELAND in Topsfield, Massachusetts.1

15th Feb 1802

Birth of daughter Mary CLEVELAND in Topsfield, Massachusetts.1

29th Feb 1804

Birth of son John CLEVELAND in Topsfield, Massachusetts.1

29th Feb 1804

Birth of son Ebenezer CLEVELAND in Topsfield, Massachusetts.1

20th Mar 1804

Death of son Ebenezer CLEVELAND in Topsfield, Massachusetts.1

25th Apr 1806

Birth of son Elisha Lord CLEVELAND in Topsfield, Massachusetts.1

26th Feb 1837

Died in Topsfield, Massachusetts.1 Notes

   Dr. Mehemiah Cleaveland entered the Continental army, field and staff, 1775, with his father's reg. at Cambridge. Enlisted 1777 about 1 year.

   He studied medicine with Dr. John Manning of Ipswich.  Dr. Parker Cleaveland, (I believe this to be a miss print, I believe it should be Dr.Nehemiah Cleaveland, as it is under his name in the book and under Parker Cleaveland it said that he was self taught and never went to college)entered practice in Topsfield in 1783, and was a physician there to 1824.  In 1828 received M. D. from Harvard college.

   Federalist in politics.  He was elected State senator 1811. Owing to the "geerymander law"  he was not elected again until 1815, and continued toserve until 1819, then declined to be a candidate longer.

   He was session Justice Circuit Court of Common Pleas in 1814, Associate Justice of the Court of Sessions of Essex Co. 1820 to 1822.  Chief Justice1823 to 1828.  Commissioner of the county over 20 years.

   [Moses.ged]

Sources

   1. Ancestry Tree

       Leonard Parren, compiler, (lparrenstny.rr.com), Parren Family 0914 ahnentafel, RootsWeb's World Connect Project, (www.rootswb.com)

       Ahnentafel submitted September 14, 2002