Edward Stephenson (c. 1691 – 7 September 1768)[1] was an administrator of the English East India Company.
[2] He was born in Keswick, Cumberland, in the north west of England.
[1] After his service in India he retired to his native town, where his land holdings included two fields between Keswick and Portinscale named the Howrahs, a title thought to commemorate his place of residence in India, Howrah, near Calcutta.
His other properties included Governor's House in Lake Road, Keswick.
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