Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
NameIsaiah STEVENSON 
Birthabt 1801, County Monaghan, Ireland163
Removal1823, Ontario, Canada163 Age: 22
Settlement1875, Prescott, Grenville, Ontario, Canada163 Age: 74
Deathabt 22 Mar 1876, Prescott, Grenville, Ontario, Canada163 Age: 75
Memodied at age 75
BurialAugusta Methodist Church, Augusta, Leeds And Grenville, Ontario
Individual Notes
• Came to Canada in 1823 at age 23 from County Monaghan, Ireland.163
• Isaiah, being a man of upright character, prospered. The Canada Directory of 1871, lists him Justice of the Peace for Augusta. Originally, a Presbyterian, he later joined the Algonquin Methodist Church.163
• Isaiah, being a man of upright character, prospered. The Canada Directory of 1871, lists him Justice of the Peace for Augusta. Originally, a Presbyterian, he later joined the Algonquin Methodist Church.163
Spouses
Birth1804, Augusta, Leeds And Grenville, Ontario, Canada159
Death23 Dec 1842, Augusta, Leeds And Grenville, Ontario, Canada159 Age: 38
BurialMaynard Cemetery, Grenville, Ontario, Canada159
FatherJames MARTIN (1766-1838)
MotherHannah BASS (1776-1806)
Individual Notes
• Epitaph of Sophia (Martin) Stevenson in Maynard Cemetery, Augusta township, Grenville county, Ontario:
“Sophia, wife of Isaiah Stevenson, DIED Dec 23 1842 in the
38 year of her age.”
“Lo where this silent marble weeps
“A friend, a wife, a mother sleeps
“A heart within whose sacred cell
“The peace virtues loved to dwell.”165
“Sophia, wife of Isaiah Stevenson, DIED Dec 23 1842 in the
38 year of her age.”
“Lo where this silent marble weeps
“A friend, a wife, a mother sleeps
“A heart within whose sacred cell
“The peace virtues loved to dwell.”165
Census
• 1813 Census: Augusta, Grenville, Ontario, Canada.1568
ChildrenJames Martin (1834-1908)
Individual Notes
• Grand-daughter of the famous Barbara Heck, founder of Methodism in America and to whom a large monument stands in the Blue Church Cemetery.163
ChildrenMary Elizabeth (1846-1900)
Hester Martha (1848-1877)
Andrew Heck (1850-1928)
William Henry (1853-~1941)
Sarah Lever (1856-1941)