. He was a brother-in-law of Jesse Toll.
According to the 1790 census when Saratoga was under Albany County Stephen had 2 slaves and in 1800 he had one. It is likely that the unmarked fieldstone nearby was a marker for one of the slaves. Research may show when the slave was purchased and possibly a name.
Stephen's stone and footstone are combined for easier mowing. Top was broken off when the tree fell on it before 2016. Part was found and glued back on.
. He was a brother-in-law of Jesse Toll.
According to the 1790 census when Saratoga was under Albany County Stephen had 2 slaves and in 1800 he had one. It is likely that the unmarked fieldstone nearby was a marker for one of the slaves. Research may show when the slave was purchased and possibly a name.
Stephen's stone and footstone are combined for easier mowing. Top was broken off when the tree fell on it before 2016. Part was found and glued back on.
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