Colonel Stephen Balliet, Vol. 1: Soldier, Patriot and Statesman of the Revolution - Couverture souple
Synopsis
A deep, well-researched portrait of Colonel Stephen Balliet and the ancestry that shaped him.
This nonfiction portrait traces the life of Stephen Balliet, born in 1753 in Whitehall Township, and the family lineage that helped mold his character as a soldier, patriot, and statesman. The narrative blends genealogical detail with a vivid portrait of early American life, emphasizing Huguenot roots, landholding, milling, and faithful service in the Reformed Church.
From the Balliets’ and Vautrins’ centuries-old traditions to the daily life of a pioneer community, the book unpacks how ancestry, faith, and vocation intertwined to form a notable figure in American history. It offers a careful, documented look at emigration, religious hardship, and the shaping of a family legacy across two continents.
- Explore the long lineage of Balliet and Vautrin families and their Huguenot heritage.
- Learn how milling and local business fit into the life of an 18th‑century settler family.
- See how education, church life, and community ties influenced early Pennsylvania life.
- Discover connections between ancestry and the shape of Stephen Balliet’s public and private roles.
Ideal for readers of colonial and Revolutionary era history, genealogy enthusiasts, and those curious about the roots of American leadership.
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