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John Stinson
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John Stinson
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John Stinson Farmer
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Stinson
John Stinson (b.1697) emigrated from Scotland to Londonderry, New Hampshire, and married Mary Hogg. He died after 1776. Descendants lived in New England, Iowa, California and elsewhere.
Charges to the Confiscated Estate of John Stinson, Jr., 19 May 1781
Countersigned by Jeremiah Page, Justice of the Peace of Dunbarton, New Hampshire, on verso. Bill written by Brigadier General Stark of New Hampshire. A conspicuous war hero, Stark served gallantly at Bunker Hill, Trenton, and Bennington and commanded the Northern Department twice during the Revolution. The bill was sent to the agents for the estate of Stark's Loyalist nephew, John Stinson, Jr., whose estate was confiscated by the Americans. Stark raised and educated Stinson and took him to Cambridge, Massachusetts at the beginning of the Revolution and when the fighting moved to New York, Stinson went over to the British (two other of Stark's nephews went over to the British as well). Both w...
