Elihu Stevens Stephens
Lifespan: 1758 - 1822
Birth: 5 Jun 1758 in Guilford, Connecticut
Occupation: Farmer
Marriage: Mary Hall
Children: Unknown
Parents: Elihu Stevens Sr. & Lucy Robinson Stevens
Death: 13 Feb 1822 in Claremont, New Hampshire
Burial: Unknown
Elihu Stevens Jr.: Soldier of the American Revolution
Introduction
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From sawdust to soldier’s duty, George labored with quiet strength, carving out a life beside the Penobscot and anchoring his family through fire, war, and cold winters.
Read MoreFrank’s life unfolded in the forests of Maine and the mills of Bangor, shaped by love, loss, and the quiet endurance of a man whose hands built more than they held.
Read MoreServing in two wars, from Connecticut’s coast to Saratoga’s heights, Walter led with duty and heart, defending liberty and planting a legacy that would root deep in Stillwater soil.
Read MoreAsa enlisted at thirteen, fought for freedom, and built a home in the Maine frontier before his early death, passing on a legacy of courage and commitment.
Read MoreThomas Jr. carried on the Hewitt legacy in Stonington, raising four children before being lost to the sea or misfortune too soon.
Read MoreSolomon carved a life from Maine’s granite soil, raising a family through war, winter, and quiet endurance, leaving behind a legacy rooted in labor, land, and faith.
Read MoreFrom Irish roots to Stonington’s soil, Mary raised a large family through faith, labor, and love, leaving a legacy rooted in strength and devotion across generations.
Read MoreGeorge lived and died a farmer, carving out a life of labor and legacy in Clarence, where every furrow he turned helped sow the roots of a family that endured.
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