Stephen Cummings Sr
Lifespan: 1736 - 1815
Birth: 23 Dec 1736 in Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts
Occupation: Unknown
Marriage: Mary Potter
Children: Stephen Cummings Jr.
Parents: Abraham Cummings & Mary Bourn
Death: 19 Dec 1904 in New Lisbon, Otsego, New York
Burial: New Lisbon, Otsego, New York
Stephen Cummings Sr.: A Life of Resilience and Service
Chapter 1: Early Life and Family Roots (1734–1755)
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Mary crossed an ocean for faith, weathered war and witch hunts, and built a family that would help shape colonial New England from forest clearing to town green.
Read MoreFrom the banks of the Piscataqua to the fields of Belgrade, Samuel’s life was one of faithful labor, family devotion, and steady resilience through a century of change.
Read MoreSimon lived a steady colonial life in 18th-century Massachusetts, contributing to his close-knit farming community during a time of religious and political transformation.
Read MoreWalter built communities from Charlestown to Stonington, raising a large family and serving as a town leader until his final days.
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 More"From Branford’s earliest days to Boston’s colonial streets, Miriam Blatchley embodied resilience, faith, and family legacy."
Read MoreAlbert was a Maine farmer whose resilience carried him from hand-plowed fields to milltown labor, always anchored by love of family.
Read MoreIsaac was a foundational figure in early Massachusetts, helping to build New England while raising five children with his wife Anne.
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