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     Stephen Sewall was born on 18 August 1708 in Newbury, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Henry Sewall and Elizabeth Titcomb. Stephen Sewall graduated in June 1731 from Harvard B.A.² He was a schoolmaster "an eminent teacher of youth" at Newbury.^3,4 He married Ann Little, daughter of Tristram Little and Anne Emery, on 27 December 1739 in Newbury, Massachusetts, however she is listed in the VRs as Mrs Ann Little.^3,5 Stephen Sewall died on 18 September 1795 in Newburyport, Massachusetts, at the age of 87.^3,6

     Stephen Sewall was born on 19 January 1684 in Newbury, Massachusetts.² He was the son of John Sewall and Hannah Fessenden.¹ Stephen Sewall died young.

     Stephen Sewall was born on 7 August 1684 in Salem, Massachusetts.² He was the son of Major Stephen Sewall and Margaret Mitchell.¹ Stephen Sewall died on 22 December 1684 in Salem, Massachusetts, (dates given on gravestone in Broad Street Cemetery).²

     Stephen Sewall was born on 21 December 1685 in Salem, Massachusetts.² He was the son of Major Stephen Sewall and Margaret Mitchell.¹ Stephen Sewall died on 29 January 1686 in Salem, Massachusetts, (dates given on gravestone in Broad Street Cemetery).²

     Stephen Sewall was baptised on 15 March 1746/47 at First Church of Salem, Massachusetts.² He was the son of Mitchell Sewall and Elizabeth Price.¹ Stephen Sewall married Abigail "Nabby" Lee on 30 March 1777 in Manchester, Massachusetts.² Stephen Sewall died on 28 June 1799 in Boston, Massachusetts, at the age of 52.²

     Stephen Sewall. Of York, later a merchant in Bath, Maine.³ He was born on 5 September 1764 in York, Maine.² He was the son of Capt. Moses Sewall and Miriam Stone.^1,2 Stephen Sewall married Abigail Bartlett, daughter of John Heard Bartlett and Dorcas Moulton, on 21 April 1788 in Second Parish Church, Kittery, Maine.³ Stephen Sewall died on 28 March 1796 in Bath, Maine, at the age of 31.⁴

     Stephen Sewall was born on 30 January 1686/87.¹ He was the son of Chief Justice Samuel E. Sewall and Hannah Hull.¹ Stephen Sewall was baptised on 6 February 1686/87 "Between 3. and 4. P.M. Mr. Willard baptiseth my Son, whom I named Stephen."² He died on 26 July 1687 "About Nine aclock my dear Son Stephen Sewall expires, just after the Judges coming to Town; died in his Grandmother's Bed-Chamber in Nurse Hill's Arms. Had two teeth cut, no Convulsions."³ He was buried on 27 July 1687 "Between 6. and 7. after Noon."³

     Stephen Sewall was born on 1 January 1768.¹ He was the son of Professor Stephen Sewall and Rebecca Wigglesworth.¹ Stephen Sewall died on 26 December 1768.¹

     Stephen Sewall was born on 1 January 1775 in Haverhill, New Hampshire.¹ He was the son of Jonathan Mitchell Sewall and Sarah Wood.¹ Stephen Sewall married Mary "Polly" Milliken, daughter of Joshua Milliken and Margaret Lord, on 8 November 1818 in Scarborough, Cumberland County, Maine.²

     Stephen Sewall was born on 14 December 1760 in Georgetown.¹ He was the son of William Sewall and Sarah Chisam.¹

     Stephen Sewall was baptised on 8 March 1778 at Manchester, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Stephen Sewall and Abigail "Nabby" Lee.¹ Stephen Sewall died on 26 October 1824 in Taunton, Massachusetts, at the age of 46.¹

     Stephen Sewall was the son of Thomas Sewall and Sarah Weeks.¹ Stephen Sewall died s.p.¹

     Deacon Stephen Sewall was born on 13 February 1794 in Hallowell, Maine.² He was the son of Stephen Sewall and Abigail Bartlett.² Deacon Stephen Sewall married Matilda Sewall, daughter of Daniel Sewall and Dorcas Bartlett, on 20 May 1824 in Kennebunk, Maine, (cousins).² Deacon Stephen Sewall died on 30 May 1880 in Winthrop, Maine, at the age of 86.^2,1 He was described as a wealthy citizen and the leading anti-tobacco agitator in Maine.³

     Dr. Stephen Sewall. Physician. He was born on 20 May 1828 in Scarborough, Cumberland County, Maine.¹ He was the son of Stephen Sewall and Mary "Polly" Milliken.¹ Dr. Stephen Sewall married Almira Donnell.² Dr. Stephen Sewall and Almira Donnell appear on the census of 1870 at Cumberland, Maine, his mother Mary was living with them. Dr. Stephen Sewall died before 1886 where Almira is listed as a widow.³

     Major Stephen Sewall was born on 19 August 1657 in Baddesley, near Romsey, Hampshire.¹ He was the son of Rev. Henry Sewall and Jane Dummer. Major Stephen Sewall was baptised on 24 September 1657 by Henry Cox, a dissenting minister, in his father's house.² He emigrated in 1661 "came to New England in the ship Prudent Mary, Capt. Woodgreek, Commander."² He married Margaret Mitchell, daughter of Rev. Jonathan Mitchell and Margaret Boradaile, on 13 June 1682 in Salem, Massachusetts.^3,4 Major Stephen Sewall died on 17 October 1725 in Salem, Massachusetts, at the age of 68 (Berkin states that when he died he left nine ADULT children. Torrey gives a date of 1729 for his death).² There is an entry in the Journals of the General Court for 1738 showing that, after his death, five hundred acres of public land near Salem were voted to his children in recognition of their father's services "while in command of the fort on Winter Island, during the Queen's War."⁵

     Professor Stephen Sewall. First Hancock Professor of Hebrew and Oriental languages at Harvard.¹ He was born on 4 April 1734 in York, Maine.^1,2 He was the son of Nicholas Sewall and Mehitable Storer. Professor Stephen Sewall graduated in 1761 from Harvard A.B., A.M. 1764. Taught school in Cambridge, Mass., was librarian at Harvard, 1762-63 and instructor in Hebrew 1761-64.¹ He married Rebecca Wigglesworth, daughter of Rev. Edward Wigglesworth and Rebecca Coolidge, on 9 August 1763 in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, there was a child of the marriage, who died in infancy.^1,3 He was a Whig representative in the general court in 1777. He was a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and is the author of: Greek and Latin poems in the "Pietas et Gratulatio" (1761); Hebrew Grammar (1763); Funeral Oration in Latin on Edward Holyoke (1769); Funeral Oration in English on Prof. John Winthrop (1779); Latin version of the first book of Edward Young's "Night Thoughts" (1780); Carmina sacra quce Latine Graoeceque condidit America (1789); Scripture Account of the Shechinah (1794); and The Scripture History Relating to the overthrow of Sodom and Gomorrah (1796).¹ Professor Stephen Sewall died on 23 July 1804 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, at the age of 70 after a long and gradual decay.⁴

     Stephen A. Sewall was born circa 1869 in Illinois.¹ He was the son of Joseph Addison Sewall and Ann Edwards Foss.¹ Stephen A. Sewall married (unknown) (Unknown).

     Stephen Bayley Sewall was born on 15 March 1830 in Bath, Maine.² He was the son of Jason Sewall and Hannah Joyce.¹ Stephen Bayley Sewall married Hannah Polly Orr, daughter of Gershom Orr and Elizabeth Polly, on 12 June 1855 in Lewiston, Androscoggin, Maine.^1,2,3 Stephen Bayley Sewall. A ship's joiner of Bath, Maine, in 1880.⁴ He died on 25 March 1903 at the age of 73.²

     Dr. Stephen Bayley Sewall was born on 22 November 1815 in Chesterville, Franklin County, Maine.^1,2 He was the son of Rev. Jotham Sewall and Rachel Crosby Bradbury.¹ Dr. Stephen Bayley Sewall graduated in 1843 from Harvard Medical School.³ He married Hannah Wood Sheppard, daughter of John H. Sheppard, on 28 May 1845 in Wiscasset, Maine.⁴ Dr. Stephen Bayley Sewall died on 23 December 1864 in Weaverville, California, at the age of 49.³

     Stephen Bradshaw Sewall was born on 11 November 1871 in Salem, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Charles Sewall and Margaret Perkins Ives.² Stephen Bradshaw Sewall died on 30 November 1876 in Salem, Massachusetts, at the age of 5 of diptheria.³

     Stinson Sewall was born circa 27 February 1789 in Farmington, Franklin County, Maine.^2,3 He was the son of Rev. Samuel Sewall and Abigail Trask.¹ Stinson Sewall married Mary Whitmore, daughter of Andrew Whitmore and Lucy Couillord.⁴ In 1864 he was a Town Clerk.¹ Stinson Sewall died on 14 June 1869 in Melrose, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, of kidney disease.^5,3

     Storer Sewall was born on 13 March 1753.³ He was the son of Samuel Sewall and Hannah Kelly.² On 21 April 1775 a Private Storer Sewall is recorded in the pay roll of Minute Men of the town of York for the Province of Massachusetts. Storer Sewall married Lucy Moulton, daughter of Colonel Jeremiah Moulton and Hannah Sayward, on 12 January 1785.³ On 20 February 1790 he is recorded as being a tanner in York, Maine. Storer Sewall died on 7 February 1823 in York, Maine, at the age of 69.⁴

     Governor Sumner Sewall was born on 17 June 1897.² He was the son of William Dunning Sewall and Mary Loke Sumner.¹ Sumner Sewall, 67, pioneer aviator and Republican Governor of Maine from 1941 to 1945, a World War I ace (seven planes, two balloons) who teamed up with Juan Trippe in 1926 to fly the first New York to Boston airmail run, as Maine's Word War II Governor organized one of the country's first Civil Defence Corps. Later returned to aviation as President of American Overseas Airways, helped build it into a major transatlantic carrier before it merged with Trippe's Pan American in 1950. (BOLD:]Time Magazine 5/2/1965:BOLD)
His military service is summarised as Enl: ERC Paris, France, Aug. 23/17. Private. Org: Hq Det Aviation Sec Paris France to Sept. 2/17; AS Tours France to Nov. 17/17; AS Tssoudon France to disch. Hon disch to acpt com: Jan. 7, 1918. Called into active serv as 1st Lt ASSC Jan. 8/18. Org: Sig Corps to -; 95 Aer Sq to -; ASA to disch. Eng: Champagne; St Mihiel; Meuse-Argonne. Awarded Fr L of H & citation for same; DSC & Oak Leaf Cluster; awarded Fr C de G; awarded Belgium Chevalier de l'Order de la Couronne. Overseas: Aug. 23/17 to Feb. 17/19. Hon disch for conv of Govt: Feb. 20, 1919.³ Governor Sumner Sewall married Helen Ellena Evans, daughter of Sigismond Embach, on 16 March 1929 in York Hall, Bath, Maine.⁴ Governor Sumner Sewall died on 25 January 1965 in Bath, Maine, at the age of 67 of a heart attack. He was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Bath, Maine.

     Susan Sewall is also recorded as Susan Sewall.² She was born on 4 April 1794 or 5 April 1794 in Augusta, Maine.^1,3 She was the daughter of General Henry Sewall and Tabitha Sewall.¹ Susan Sewall married Robert Gardiner, son of Robert Gardner and Lydia Burley, on 27 September 1826 in Augusta, Maine.^1,3,4 Susan Sewall died on 14 June 1872 in Newton, Massachusetts, (26 Apr 1852 in Maine Families in 1790 Vol. 7 p. 453 citing North's History of Augusta, p. 934 ).^5,6

     Susan Sewall was baptised on 3 March 1776 at St. Mary's County, Maryland, John Baptist Peak and Elizabeth Joy were the God-parents.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Sewall and Mary (Unknown).² Susan Sewall died after 1794.²

     Susan Sewall was born on 8 April 1820 in Augusta, Maine.¹ She was the daughter of Charles Sewall and Sophia Gill.¹ Susan Sewall married Joseph A. Homan on 8 April 1840.² Susan Sewall died on 29 January 1915 at the age of 94.²

     Susan Sewall was born on 4 October 1786.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Sewall and Hannah Moulton.¹

     Susan Atkinson Sewall was born on 26 June 1790.¹ She was the daughter of Jonathan Mitchell Sewall and Sarah March.² Susan Atkinson Sewall died on 14 December 1863 at the age of 73.¹

     Susan Elizabeth Sewall was born on 30 July 1829 in on the Monongahela river, near Clarksburg, Harrison County, West Virginia, came to Jacksonville, Illinois sometime in the latter part of that year.¹ She was the daughter of William Sewall and Elizabeth Ward Middleton.¹ Susan Elizabeth Sewall was christened on 1 August 1830 at in the first schoolhouse of Jacksonville by the Rev. J.M. Ellis.¹ She graduated in 1851 from Jacksonville Academy for Young Women.¹ She married firstly Abiel Fry, son of Charel Frederick Fry and Matilda Buck, on 12 November 1867 at Jacksonville at the home of her mother. The couple settled in Muscatine, Iowa.^1,2 Susan Elizabeth Sewall and Abiel Fry appear on the census of 1870 where he is listed as a clerk in the treasury?³ Susan Elizabeth Sewall married Rev. William Barnes D.D. on 1 August 1878 in Jacksonville.^1,2 She was a charter member of the Rev. James Caldwell D.A.R., Jacksonville, Illinois. It is entirely due to her efforts that the records of this branch of the family are so complete and all the data was in her possession at her death. She continued to live at the Barnes homestead, 415 West State Street, Jacksonville.¹

     Susan I.B. Sewall was born in 1803.² She was the daughter of Dr. Robert Sewall and Mary (Polly) Brent.² Susan I.B. Sewall married Henry D. Daingerfield on 21 October 1823 The marriage records of Washington D.C. give her initials as Susan J.B. and the date as 20 October 1823.² Susan I.B. Sewall died on 27 January 1837.³ She was buried in Poplar Hill Cemetery, Clinton, Prince George's County, Maryland.⁴