Stephen Denison Peet

Background

Peet, Stephen Denison was born on December 2, 1831 in Euclid, Ohio, United States. Son of Stephen and Martha (Denison) Peet.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Beloit College, 1851 (Doctor of Philosophy, 1890). Student Yale Division School, 1851-1853. Graduate Andover Theological Seminary, 1854.

Career

2d, Olive Walworth Cutler, of Elkhorn, Wisconsin Ordained Congleton ministry, 1855, pastor Genesee, Wisconsin, 1855-1857, New London, Wisconsin, 1857-1859, Fox Lake, Wisconsin, 1860-1863, Racine, Wisconsin, 1864-1865, Elkhorn, Wisconsin, 1865-1866, New Oregon, O., 1866-1868, Chatham, O., 1868-1872, Ashtabula, O., 1873-1876, Unionville, and North. Madison, O., 1878, Clinton, Wisconsin, 1879-1885, Mendon, Illinois, 1887-1891, Avon, 1891-1893, Good Hope, Illinois, 1893-1895. Resident of Chicago since 1895. Well known as archaiologist and author

Achievements

• Stephen Denison Peet has been listed as a notable clergyman, author by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Antiq. Society; member American Oriental Society, North.E. History-Genealogical Society, Numismatic Society, New York, Davenport Academy Sciences, Philosophical Society Great Britain, Society Biblical Archaeology. Founded American Antiquarian and Oriental Journal, 1878, and since its editor and publisher.

Connections

Married Katherine Moseley, 1854.

Father:

Stephen Peet

Mother:

Martha (Denison) Peet

Spouse:

Katherine Moseley