Our Genealogy - Person Sheet
Our Genealogy - Person Sheet
Spouses
1Hannah Trites 
92, 1C6R, F
92, 1C6R, FBirthca 1783, New Brunswick84
Death15 Jul 186392
BurialFree Meeting House Cemetery, Moncton, New Brunswick92
FatherChristian Trites , M (1759-1836)
MotherCatharina (Catherine) Elisabeth Schantz , F (ca1765-1854)
Marriage17 Nov 180392
Notes for William Steadman
Newspaper clipping notes for William Steadman
Date : December 11, 1889
County : Westmorland
Place : Moncton
Newspaper : The Times
“The next settler of whom the writer has been able to get any record was the late William STEADMAN, father of present Judge James STEADMAN of Fredericton, who came to the Bend of the Petitcodiac from Cornwallis, N.S. in the year 1801 or 1802 and built a house near the river bank at the foot of Pleasant street. That building was burned down, but the old house now standing there on its site, is the oldest structure now extant in the town of Moncton. Mr. Steadman was in his day an active business man and his sons, John STEADMAN, James STEADMAN, and William STEADMAN were also up to within a few years ago identified with the business and politics of the county. William Steadman accumulated a large amount of property at the Band, having purchased a large tract of land along Church street, extending back to the Robertson Creek and also the Steadman farm on the Mountain road, purchased by Messrs. Peters a few years ago and divided into lots. He died in the old house on the Mountain road some years ago. The late John Steadman was connected with many mining enterprises in which unfortunately he was not altogether successful, while James entered the ranks of the legal profession.”51
Date : September 3, 1892
County : Saint John
Place : Saint John
Newspaper : The Daily Sun
“William STEADMAN, father of the present Judge STEADMAN settled at the Bend about 1801 and remained in business till his death some years ago, having accumulated a large amount of property.”
County : Westmorland
Place : Moncton
Newspaper : The Times
“The next settler of whom the writer has been able to get any record was the late William STEADMAN, father of present Judge James STEADMAN of Fredericton, who came to the Bend of the Petitcodiac from Cornwallis, N.S. in the year 1801 or 1802 and built a house near the river bank at the foot of Pleasant street. That building was burned down, but the old house now standing there on its site, is the oldest structure now extant in the town of Moncton. Mr. Steadman was in his day an active business man and his sons, John STEADMAN, James STEADMAN, and William STEADMAN were also up to within a few years ago identified with the business and politics of the county. William Steadman accumulated a large amount of property at the Band, having purchased a large tract of land along Church street, extending back to the Robertson Creek and also the Steadman farm on the Mountain road, purchased by Messrs. Peters a few years ago and divided into lots. He died in the old house on the Mountain road some years ago. The late John Steadman was connected with many mining enterprises in which unfortunately he was not altogether successful, while James entered the ranks of the legal profession.”51
Date : September 3, 1892
County : Saint John
Place : Saint John
Newspaper : The Daily Sun
“William STEADMAN, father of the present Judge STEADMAN settled at the Bend about 1801 and remained in business till his death some years ago, having accumulated a large amount of property.”
Obituaries notes for William Steadman
Date : December 1, 1854
County : Saint John
Place : Saint John
Newspaper : Weekly Chronicle
“d. At the Bend (West. Co.) Saturday morn., age 77, William STEADMAN.”51
County : Saint John
Place : Saint John
Newspaper : Weekly Chronicle
“d. At the Bend (West. Co.) Saturday morn., age 77, William STEADMAN.”51