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Why Henry moved to Canada with his brothers Roger and Abel Stevens and more:

VERMONT DURING THE REVOLUTION
Vermont had been claimed by both New York and New Hampshire, and was the scene of a bitter dispute in the early 1770's. At that time, Ethan Allen and "the Green Mountain Boys" actively fought the New Yorkers, who were oppressing Vermonters who had received land grants from New Hampshire At one point, the Governor of New York laid a bounty of £100 on Allen's head. The two parties briefly put aside their differences with the outbreak of the American Revolution, though, and Allen and his men rendered useful service to the Patriot cause -- including an abortive attack on Quebec, in which (625a) Benjamin and (313ii) Ephraim Stevens were captured.
In 1777, Vermont declared itself an independent republic. When the Continental Congress refused to recognize her independence, Allen negotiated with British Maj. James Rogers about the possiblity of making Vermont a Canadian province. For this, he was accused of treason, though the charge was later dropped. After the Treaty of Paris, hostilities continued in Vermont, up until her admission as a state in 1791. According to Dr. Stephen Stevens, grandson of (313i) Abel Stevens, "The New Yorkers and the French and Indians destroyed everything possible, burned homes, took people captive, murdered many, until it became a fearful place to live in...." According to Stevens, this was the reason so many of his family moved to Canada, where (156) Roger Stevens Jr. had received land.

HENRY married Chloe PARISH on 1 Sep 1801 in Bastard township, Leeds, Ontario, Canada. Chloe was born about 1775 in Stafford, Orange, Vermont, USA; died before 1841. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Per internet site www.pcez.com/ ninth generation

Came to Pittsford, VT in 1770, where his brother-in-law had received a patent to settle the area. Moved to Bastard, Leeds, Ontario in a grant confirmed 17 May 1802.

Roger married Mary DOOLITTLE about 1745 in Palmer, Hampden, Massachusetts. Mary (daughter of Samuel DOOLITTLE and Jane WHEELER) was born on 16 Feb 1728 in Stafford, Tolland, Connecticut; died on 3 Dec 1803 in Leed, Leeds, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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they were married in Quaker hill, NY Needs verification

Following note made by Kerri Harris on 7/2/2006
Per website http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=saby&id=I1681 they were married 1755 in Palmer, Hampton, Massachusetts
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Abbrev: or 1745, Quaker Hill, Dutchess Co., New YorkNote: or 1745, Quaker Hill, Dutchess Co., New York

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Roger married Abigail. Abigail was born in Nine Partners, Dutchess, County. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Samuel married Jane WHEELER on 1 Aug 1714 in Wallingford,, Connecticut. Jane (daughter of Joseph WHEELER and Mary POWER) was born on 16 Jan 1691 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusets. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Other information from Website:
Jane Wheeler was the youngest of six daughters. She was married first to Samuel Doolittle. After Samuel's death at Palmer, Massachusetts in 1736, Jane seems to have removed to Worcester, Massachusetts. Her son, Ephraim resided there. Jane Wheeler Doolittle married, second, Henry Wright, Jr. of Springfield, Mass and third, she married Josiah Berry of Worcester, on March 16, 1756