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Plymouth Colony: Its History and People 1620-1691 Part Three: Biographical Sketches Biographical Sketches Deane, Stephen xxx A brother of Walter Deane, q.v., John Deane in his will dated 25April 1660, proved 7 June 1660, called himself aged about sixty years,and he named his wife Alice; oldest son John; second sonThomas; third sonIsrael; youngest sons Isaac and Nathaniel; his daughter Elizabeth; andhis brother Walter Deane (MD 17:158). He became a freeman on 4 December1638, with the other principal men of Taunton, including his brotherWalter (PCR 1:105). He served on many juries, as constable of Taunton, and as highway surveyor for Taunton (PCR, passim). He became aselectman of Taunton for the year 1657 (PCR 3:122). He and his brotherwere on a list of ancient freemen and sundry others to get land to thenorth of Taunton in 1662 (PCR 4:20; this was after his death), and in1667 Alice Deane, widow of John Deane, was on a list (in the right of herhusband) of ancient freemen to get land west of the Taunton River (PCR 4:160). On 3 June 1662 widow Alice Deane and Lt.James Wyatt posted a bond to hold the court harmless in the matter oftheir permitting a legacy of £10 to be paid by Thomas Trowbridge of NewHaven to Isaac Deane, underage (PCR 4:16). Their son Lt. Israel Deanedied between 7 August and 27 September 1677 (his will is Ply. Colony PR3:2:96), and widow Alice Deane died intestate shortly after in the sameyear (Ply. Colony PR 3:2:97); the heirs of Alice and her son, Israel,were Isaac, John, and Thomas Deane, and Josiah and Elizabeth Edson; andIsrael mentioned also his sisters-in-law Sarah and Katherine. A widowRachel Deane married Joseph Beadle 28 October 1636 (PCR 1:45), butnothing has been found to connect her to any of the other Deanes livingin Plymouth Colony. TAG 59:227 (see under Walter Deane, below) gives themarriages of the children of John and Alice Deane as follows: John Deanemarried Sarah Edson; Thomas Deane married Katharine Stevens; Israel Deanedied unmarried; Isaac Deane married Hannah Leonard; Nathaniel Deane diedwithout issue; and Elizabeth Deane married Josiah Edson. View full context Katharine Stephens, the "sister Catharine", mentioned, married, January5, 1669/70, Thomas Deane. Children: Thomas, b. February 1, 1670;d. February 26, 1670 Hannah, b. 14 February 1671; d. January 2, 1749 Thomas, b. 1673; d. September 10, 1747; m. January 7, 1696/97, MaryKinsly of Milton Deborah, m. John Tinsdale Katharine, m. April 17, 1701 Lydia, m. George Hull of Easton Mercy, m. Daniel William February 1, 1719 Elizabeth, b. 1688, d. in Norton, March 18, 1758 m. December 4, 1707,Dea. Benjamin Williams KATHERINE STEVENS / STEPHENS, we learn from the Deane family record, wasmarried on January 5, 1669 to Thomas Deane. They settled at Taunton. Hiswill was proved July 15, 1697. Her will was proved June 12, 1726-7. Abook which belonged to Katherine Stevens is now in possession of one ofher descendants. A LITTLE OF THE ANCESTRY OF SOME WIVES OF STEVENS / STEPHENS MEN We have only a little of this line, a part of which is based on anarticle by William Reed Deane of Boston printed in the New Eng. Hist. &Gen. Register, Oct., 1849, p. 379, Vol. III, 4. The reader is referred toThe Descendants of John Dean who came to Dedham, Mass., with relatedfamilies compiled by Marion Deane Cooper, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, 1951,as it may include the John of Taunton branch of the Deane family. Thomas2 Dean or Deane (John1 of Taunton), the husband 16) Kathrine4 orCathrine Stevens or Stephens, was a cousin to the great grandfather ofthe noted Silas Dean, who in 1776 was appointed one of the ambassadorswith Thos. Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin to France to procure theirmilitary help in the Am. Revolution, in which they were very successful.Also a great grandaughter, Eliza, of Samuel, the brother of Thomas wasthe wife of U. S. Supreme Court Justice Levi Woodberry. 16) Cathrine or Kathrine4 Stevens or Stephens (Thos. 3-2, Anthony1) b.ca.1650 in England -m- on Jan. 5, 1669 Thomas Dean (John1) b. ca. 1648.His will was proved in 1697 and hers in 1726/7. A book which had belongedto her was in the possession of a descendent in 1844, as given by Dr. E.S. Barney without citation. The citation is the above Register. Theysettled at Taunton, Mass. Tradition asserts that John, the brother ofThomas, was the first white child born at Taunton, Mass. They had issue: 1. 1081) Thomas5 Dean, b. 1670 lived only 25 days. dy 2. 1082) Hannah5 Dean, b. Jan. 14, 1671, d. unmarried ca. 1750. 3. 1083) Thomas5 Dean, b. ca. 1673 (d. Sept. 1747 in his 74th year) -m-in 1696 Mary, dau. of John Kingsley of Milton, Mass. She d. 1750 aged 74years. Their grandson was Josiah Dean, (d. 1818) of Raynham, Member ofCongress, 1807-9. This Congressman was the great grandson of CathrineStevens above. 4. 1084) Deborah5 Dean, b. ca. 1675 -m- John Tisdale. nt (No other recordof them in TVR) *5. 1085) Kathrine5 Dean, b. ca. 1680 -m- on April 17, 1701 Deacon SamuelLeonard. (The cited Register says 1710 but this is an error as proved byTaunton Vital Records. Also she had 4 children born before 1710.) 6. 1086) Lydia5 Dean, -m- George Hall of Eaton. 7. 1087) Mercy5 Dean, c. 1682-1766 -m- in 1719 Daniel Williams,1681-1735. nt but perhaps to Raynham. 8. 1088) Elizabeth5 c. 1688-1758 -m- in 1717 Dea. Benjamin Williams, b.1686, who d. 1757, age 71 at Norton, (by Taunton); perhaps removed toRaynham. -----William Lackey Stephens;http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/t/e/William-Lackey--Stephens/index.html
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