On 5 March 1787, he and his wife sold 212 acres in Frederick Co. to Nathan and Richard Stevenson. These tracts included part of "Goodwill", part of "Recovery Unexpected", and "Bethel". (Frederick Co. Deeds, Liber WR # 7, f. 207).
Thomas Stevenson removed to Kentucky in 1790. They were conveyed down the Ohio River on flat-boats, to Limestone (now Maysville), thence on their pack-horses to Washington, which was then a fort, defended by Simon Kenton and others. Thomas settled on a tract of land near Fort Washington.
Descendants of Edward and Mary Stevenson of Baltimore County, Maryland by Robert Barnes, June 1996
On 5 March 1787, he and his wife sold 212 acres in Frederick Co. to Nathan and Richard Stevenson. These tracts included part of "Goodwill", part of "Recovery Unexpected", and "Bethel". (Frederick Co. Deeds, Liber WR # 7, f. 207).
Thomas Stevenson removed to Kentucky in 1790. They were conveyed down the Ohio River on flat-boats, to Limestone (now Maysville), thence on their pack-horses to Washington, which was then a fort, defended by Simon Kenton and others. Thomas settled on a tract of land near Fort Washington.
Descendants of Edward and Mary Stevenson of Baltimore County, Maryland by Robert Barnes, June 1996
Family Members
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Elizabeth Stevenson Wamsley
1781–1854
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Job Stevenson
1783–1837
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Ary Stevenson Griffith
1785 – unknown
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Reuben Stevenson
1788–1823
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Mary Stevenson Berry
1789 – unknown
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Daniel Stevenson
1792–1823
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Rebecca Stevenson Moody
1795 – unknown
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Rev Edward Stevenson
1797–1864
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Patience Stevenson Reamer
1800 – unknown
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