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NEVINS family in Clinton Co, OH - help please

aspen89 — 2009-10-25 14:59:55Z

Just beginning a search for family of James Nevins and his family. James was b. 1834 Ireland and came to Ohio in 1854. Five children, but looks like no issue. Mary 1859, James 1860, Gridget 1861, Thomas 1864, Daniel 1868. James Sr had a brother Daniel who was in the Civil War and died in soldiers hospital/home in Dayton in 1896. I do not know if Daniel ever married.
If anyone has any access to any BMD records for Clinton Co, I would appreciate a lookup of these people.
Many thanks!!

Nevins/Nivins of TN

nevinsmt_1 — 2009-09-16 13:31:55Z

I am currently looking for the parents of Milton P. Nevins who was born 2 Aug 1833 and die in a Civil War prison camp in Illionis on 3 Apr 1864.

NEVINS John T and Mattie B

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-15 13:17:35Z

NEVINS John T and Mattie B

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,139 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Nevins Ancestors in Kansas City MO

NancyKinzer — 2009-08-21 00:05:20Z

Searching for Nevin descendants whose family originates in Kansas City, Missouri. In particular, I am looking for descendants of Robert Nevins who married Cora Kinzer in the early 1900's.

Re: Elizabeth NEVINS-m 1783 Rowan Co,NC

wheeler47 — 2009-08-20 14:38:45Z

I just came across your message of Elizabeth Nevins m inthe 1780's. I have an Elizabeth Nevins b 1762 to a William Nevins b abt 1718-19 d 15 Feb 1785 in Hollis NJ. he married a Mary Hastings. This maybe a long shot but give it a whirl. Mary Ellen Nevins Wheeler you can contact me at wheeler@ktc.com

Re: Henry Nevins, Jr.

eaglewolfe929 — 2009-08-19 22:34:23Z

If you check my website at: www.eaglewolfe.net
I have a ton of Nevins. I have a Henry, Elmer and Ernest connected to my line of the Nevin's family. Please note that I have more information that is not listed on the website and my website is in dire need of being updated.

Re: Henry Nevins, Jr.

wheeler47 — 2009-08-18 13:25:27Z

I am a decendant of Henry Nevins Jr.though Elmer and Ernest Nevins. ;I have ancestors back toHenry born in Mercer co, Ky. Also info for McAfee, McCown, and Currens. Perhaps we can find some more. Maryellen Wheeler

William F. Nevins & Mary B. Crays (Crayse?)

nukechem57 — 2008-11-30 18:59:40Z

My cousin, by marriage, is looking for her father's parents. Alden Oren (Bill) Nevins was born in Hall County, Nebraska in Nov 1924. He was "farmed out" with other siblings after both his parents' death, and was raised by Lowell Sanford Nevins & his wife Lena, which are believed to be his aunt and uncle. Alden had a sister, Katherine, and Alden grew up with cousins Frances, Wilma (Cox), "Justine", and Norma (Snyder). At some time, some of the family ended up in Kittitas County, WA.
I am trying to find out if Lowell's brother, Edgar L. Nevins and his wife Bertha JACOBS Nevins are Alden's parents, but have not found a definitive link. I believe that Oliver Nevins is a family name. I do know William F. Nevins (b. 1853) & Mary CRAYS (Crayse?) Nevins (b. 1855) are Edgar and Lowell's parents, and that both were born in IL.
Thanks for any response, Nukechem57.

Catherine Nevins-New York City

gremore47 — 2008-10-19 18:57:53Z

Trying to contact anyone who knows of Catherine who married Stephen Griffin (Griffith) on November 16, 1884 in New York City (Manhattan) Thanks in advance Tom

NEVINS Hugh Lester 1897 1969 Texas f2 US Navy W W I

t42FiveMile — 2008-10-11 12:53:42Z

NEVINS Hugh Lester 1897 1969 Texas f2 US Navy W W I

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NEVINS Dora Josephine Jody 1903 1989 mom we love you

t42FiveMile — 2008-10-11 12:53:27Z

NEVINS Dora Josephine Jody 1903 1989 mom we love you

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Re: Nevins in Illinois.

CharlesSims41 — 2008-09-13 20:24:44Z

Do you have any information about Anna G. Nevins, b. abt. 1785 and d. abt. 1853. As best as I can determine she married George Sims, a physician of Kentucke and Macoupin Co., IL.
He, George Sims, was born 24 Nov. 1787, place of birth speculated as Greenville Co., SC. He died 27 Nov. 1885 between Virden and Modesto, Macoupin Co., IL He is buried in the Sims Family Cemetery Madison Co., IL.

Also, do you have any information about Virginia Jane Nevins, born abt. 1792 Kentucky and died 22 Oct. 1851 in Illinois. She and her husband, Austin Sims, are both buried in the Rogers Cemetery at Waverly, Morgan County, Illinois. They are thought tro have married about 1810 in Monroe Co., KY. He, Austin Sims, was born 6 Sept. 1790 in Greenville Co., SC. and died 3 Nov. 1878 at Blue Mound, Macon County, Illinois.

Thanks for any help.

Re: William Hooper Nevins, m. Elizabeth Page Beard 1888

NancyWilson90 — 2008-08-16 21:45:24Z

Dear clairetb,

This is beyond excellent; if your gt-grandfather was a brother of Elizabeth Page Beard, then your great-great-grandfather was Thomas Jefferson Beard (I'm right??) and you are very much a 'missing link' to us.
Which of Thos. J's sons was your gt-grandfather?
We are descendants of Thos. Jefferson Beard's younger brother, Edward Derrel Beard - 1844 - 1927. There was a third, older brother (James Hamilton Beard).
I have studied Uncle Thos. J. Beard - some in our family traveled to Birmingham and met his youngest daughter, Mary Beard.
If this is indeed your line, please write 'soonest' to me.
My direct email is: loosechips@aol.com.
Thank you for finding this message!
Nancy (Beard) Wilson

Re: William Hooper Nevins, m. Elizabeth Page Beard 1888

clairetb — 2008-08-16 21:28:06Z

Just saw your post from 2004.My great grandfather was brother to Elizabeth Page beard,
Have you had any luck findingdescendants of thomas D nevins???

clairetb

Re: John D Nevins of Ireland: any more info out there?

BrianWinn97 — 2008-08-12 15:51:00Z

Has anyone found anything additional on this line?

Thanks

Brian Winn

Re: John Robert Nevins of Coxsville and Raccoon Township, Parke, Indiana

JONEZ0805 — 2008-08-04 12:59:53Z

Jim,

Willaim Nevins
born ca 1804 in Kentucky
died ca 1857 Nevins Twp, Vigo Co, In
buried UNK
His parents are Jeremiah Nevins and Elizabeth UNKNOWN

William's first wife was Mary(?)Biggs and they married
26 Feb 1823 and had 4 children

William's 2nd wife was Nancy Wallace and they married 1855 in Vigo Co, In. Willaim and Nancy had 2 children: John Robert and Samuel E.

The following are quotes from the book:

"Joel McCollister was made guardian of John R and Samuel E. I have a number of the documents regarding the estate of William Nevins, since he married my grandmother's sister Eva Adams who were the daughters of Harvey and America I. Seybold Adams. (Ruby Belt Cronk) See: Full History of Nevins in Volume II - Samuel and Anne Adams. See: Full History in Volume III - John and Mary Evens Adams by Ruby B Cronk."

"Nancy Wallace married Joel McAlister 26 Jan 1886. They moved to the state of Washington"

I can not find any additional information on Ethel Naff Ramsey in the book. However the 1910 Census list an Ethel Naff living with John and Cora Naff Raccoon township, Parke Co. It appears that Ethel was an only surviving child.

Additionally, there are some photos that have been copied onto John's page they appear to be of Eva at different stages of her life. If you are intrested in them, contact me off line JONEZ0805@YAHOO.COM and I will try to scan them to you.

Hope this helps in your search.
Deidre

Re: John Robert Nevins of Coxsville and Raccoon Township, Parke, Indiana

jdghoosier — 2008-08-03 23:58:09Z

Thank you for the information on John Robert Nevins. Can you tell me about his father and mother. All I am wanting to know is when they were both born, where, where they died and the date and if you know where they are buried. Do have any additional information on Ethel Naff Ramsey? Thank you. Jim

Re: John Robert Nevins of Coxsville and Raccoon Township, Parke, Indiana

JONEZ0805 — 2008-08-03 02:30:47Z

The following is from "The Nevins Family History with Crooks and Adams Connections" By Ruby R. Cronk (available at the Vigo Co Pulic Library).
John Robert Nevins, Farmer
Born 19 Jan 1856 Nevins Twp, Vigo Co. In
Married 12 Aug 1903 Jessup, Parke Co. In
Died 27 Aug 1932 Jessup, Parke Co. In
Buried Adams Cemt., Parke Co. In
Father William Nevins
Mother Nancy Wallace

Mary Evaline "Eva" Adams DAR # 236597 (Charter Member Estabrook Chapter)
Born 22 Feb 1866 Jessup, Parke Co. In
Died 19 Aug 1941 Rosedale, Parke Co. In
Buried Adams Cemt., Parke Co. In
Father Harvey "Tipp" Adams
Mother America Indian Seybold
Other husband Allen Fishback died Mar 1937
Sister to Sarah Ellen Adams Belt

John and Eva had no children but were foster parents to Ethel Naff
Born 10 Feb 1906 Jessup, Parke Co. In
Died 3 Dec 1966 Peoria, Il
Buried Covington, In
Married Rev Arthur Ramsey Peoria, Il

I have more info on William and his family if you are interested. While I can not vouch for the accuracy of this information I have found it very helpful in locating my own Nevins ancestors. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. I have a copy of the book at home. Deidre

Re: Nevins Family

2006-11-06 21:30:23Z

Certainly, about two years or so ago, I wrote to the Parke Co., and Vigo Co. Courthouses and libraries for as much material they could muster about the Community of Nevins and the family of Nevins. What they sent back wasn't very much but it did show that there were two different John Nevins yet they were born very close to each other. One of them I identified as the grandson of Henry Jr. and the other was the offspring of another Nevins but was distantly related. I have put those records into a vault for protection but if you would like to talk more you can e-mail me personally and I will get those records as soon as possible.

Re: Nevins Family

2006-11-06 16:23:16Z

Bobby - could you expand on what 2 lines of Nevins in Indiana you have found. I'm only aware of the Henry H. Nevins, Sr. line from Kentucky.

Re: Nevins Family

2006-11-06 00:49:28Z

I did discover that there looks like they are two separate lines in Indiana but I am of the mind that they are related, however distant, but definately related.

Re: Nevins Family

2006-11-06 00:45:54Z

I am sure that there is a connection there, perhaps a cousin to Henry Nevins and that line. Henry Nevins is my line and he is possibly an uncle or cousin to my John Monroe Nevins Sr. b. 1795 in Ky.Henry Nevins Sr. was born in Jessamine Co., Ky. I will check my records and re-post later.

Re: Nevins Family

2006-11-05 15:36:36Z

Mary McClain Nevins married John Martin Doty April 03, 1823 in Vigo County, Indiana. She was born 1799 in Scotland and died Feb. 02, 1875 in Roseville (Rosedale) Indiana. She is buried in the Rosedale Cemetery. She and John were very instrumental in the settling of Parke County. The schoolhouse land was donated by them and when a new addition was built it was name Mary Doty. The had 8 children. My line is thru John Doty but I have not found very much information concerning Mary McClain Nevins in the Vigo County or Parke County archives.

Re: Nevins Family

2006-11-05 15:30:20Z

I do not know the names of Mary McClain Nevins Coty parents. I have very little information concerning Mary Nevins. Her middle name was McClain and she was born in Scotland in 1799, died in Parke County, Indiana Feb. 02 1875. She is buried in the Rosedale Cemetery (Rosedale was called Roseville in the early years). She married John Martin Doty in Vigo County April 03, 1823. The lived in Roseville, Parke County and had 8 children. Many are buried in the cemetery there. John and Mary were very instrumental in the settling of Parke County. They built and donated the land for the schoolhouse and when an addition was built it was named after Mary Doty. My line is thru the Doty family but I have not found very much about Mary McClain Doty in the Vigo and Parke archives.

Re: Nevins Family

2006-11-05 00:25:27Z

No I'm not sure about the Mary you are speaking of I would need more details about her to check. I do believe that your John is related, but remember that back then it was common for cousins and other relatives besides immediate family to be recorded living in the house. It is very possible that this may be how your John ended up there. This where I believ we all need to come together in some sort of messenger to talk this out. There are about two other people working on the same line.

Re: Nevins Family

2006-11-04 21:02:24Z

I'm not sure where my John fits. He was born 10 Feb 1820 and evidently married in Indiana. His first wife must have died there as when he arrived in Iowa in 1848 he had a son, Marion Francis @ 10 years old with him. He married again in Polk County, Iowa to Sarah Bennett, daughter of William and Martha (Murphy) Bennett. In the 1850's they moved to Valley Falls, Kansas where John died in 1870. So far I have been unable to fit him into any of the other Nevins families I have found in Indiana.

Do you know the names of Mary Nevins parents or who her brothers and sisters were?

Re: Nevins Family

2006-11-04 16:46:28Z

I am related to the Mary M. Nevins of Vigo County/Parke County, Indiana. She married John Martin Doty April 03, 1823 in Vigo County, Indiana. They had 8 children. She is buried in the old section of Rosedale Cemetery in Rosedale, Indiana. Is this the same family you are talking about?

Nevins Family

2006-10-29 11:46:27Z

I think that some how ALMOST all of the Nevins lines that I have been reading about my be linked and in my opinion, it all seems to be stemming from the two brothers that were at odds with each other or at least within that family. I'd like to get hear what everyone else thinks and see if we can all put our heads together and get to the bottom of it. We can all work through e-mail if you like or we could hook up on IM.

Thanks
Bobby

Nevins

2006-08-19 14:24:55Z

I've read most of the post's about James, Samuel, Thomas, Robert, and henry Nevins and their spouses. I would like to know if there is anyone who has absolute confirmation on any of this info. I believe that all of these Nevins names are going to be linked in some way. By that I mean brothers and sond and so on.

What do you think?

Nevin - Robinson marriage Mason Co. KY

2006-04-28 00:10:36Z

I found a William Nevin marriage in the Mason County, KY marriage records

William Nevin to Mary Robinson, 10 Aug 1797
Bondsman: Joseph Mulliday
James Robinson gave permission for his daughter Mary Robinson to marry William Nevin.

Does anyone have this couple in their tree?

Re: Nevins Family

2006-03-26 00:11:47Z

Bobby-- It would help if you explained which Kentucky Nevins aren't related to which Indiana Nevins, and what proof you've seen.
-Bill Nevins-

Nevins Family

2006-03-25 21:00:39Z

The Kentucky Nevins' are in no way related to the Indiana Nevins' people. You are going in the wrong direction if you are trying to connect the two. I have seen with my own two eyes proof that there is no link.

Re: Al or Morty Nevins/The Three Suns

treeluv — 2007-02-24 17:15:26Z

Just in case my private e-message to you has been caught in your SPAM filter, I will reply here as well.

How very interesting that your grandfather was Al(bert) Tepper Nevins and that you have Tepper lineage on your grandmother's side as well. Perhaps together, we can unravel a few tangled lines.

Are you using genealogy software? If so, I can send you a GEDCOM to upload at your end. I don't have much in the way of descendants or ancestors. What I do have are a number of old newspaper articles pertaining to The Three Suns and a few other things. I also have photographs of the family's headstones except for Morty's. He was buried in the family plot but it appears that there was no one left to order a monument for him.

Do you have any information pertaining to Albert's mother, Celia?

Apparently, there was a grandaughter but I don't know whose child she was. Celia's obit reads >>NY Times Jan 11, 1962
Tepper, Celia, dear wife of the late Samuel, devoted mother of Al and Morty Nevins, loving grandmother.<< Sam Tepper's March 26, 1961 obit reads >>beloved husband of Celia, devoted father of Albert and Morton; dear grandfather of Cindy Jo.<<

Barbara

Re: Al or Morty Nevins/The Three Suns

treeluv — 2007-02-23 20:08:48Z

Thank you so much for your post. If you care to, please reply to me privately. I have some info on the Nevins/Tepper family. The father of Al and Morty Nevins was Sam Tepper, not Sam Nevins. I believe that Al and Morty took their mother's maiden name, Nevins, when they became two of "The Three Suns". What I have been trying to establish is the relationship between their mother, Celia Nevins Tepper, and my late FIL, Sam Nevens. I photographed the cemetery stones of Al,Sam & Celia as well as their daughter, Beatrice when I was in New York last august. I will be happy to send you the jpgs.

Alexander G. NEVINS Biography, b. 1858 NY to WI

RMunns7272 — 2007-04-04 19:02:24Z

From "History of La Crosse County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 781.

City of La Crosse

ALEXANDER G. NEVINS, editor of the "Daily News", was born, Nov. 16, 1858, at New Brighton, Staten Island, opposite New York. His parents removed to La Crosse in 1859, he being numbered among their household. He was educated at the La Crosse public schools, Shattuck School at Faribault, Minn., Hellmuth College at London, Ont., and at the State University at Madison, Wis., but did not graduate from the latter. In 1874, he started a job printing office in La Crosse, disposing of this business a year later to Putnam & Bloom. He then worked for the "Republican and Leader" as local reporter, remaining with them, with slight intermission, until the summer of 1880, when he started the "Daily News".

[I am not related to this family and have no further information. I'm posting this as a service and hope it helps!]

A. G. NEVINS Biography, b. 1852 NY to WI

RMunns7272 — 2007-04-04 18:59:31Z

From "History of La Crosse County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 781.

City of La Crosse

A. G. NEVINS, manager of the lumber-yard of the La Crosse Lumber Co., has been in his present position since 1874. He was born on Staten Island, N. Y., in 1852, and came to La Crosse with his father, S. L. Nevins, in 1859. He was married in Racine, Wis., in 1876, to Miss Clara Thornton, and has two children - Helen and Bessie.

[I am not related to this family and have no further information. I'm posting this as a service and hope it helps!]

George W. NEVINS Biography, NY<WI

RMunns7272 — 2006-05-24 23:38:30Z

From "History of Grant County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 950 - 951.

TOWN OF BLOOMINGTON

GEORGE W. NEVINS, Postmaster, Bloomington; born in New York in 1840; came to Bloomington in the fall of 1859; enlisted in the spring of 1861, and left Bloomington the 17th day of April in Co. C, 2d W. V. I.; discharged in the spring of 1863; wounded at the battle of Gainesville, Va., the 28th of August, 1862; was with the regiment all through, up to the time of being wounded; appointed Postmaster in 1870, which office he has held creditably ever since. He was married, in Bloomington, in 1863, to Miss Rachael J. Bresee, a native of Wisconsin, by whom he has five children - four sons and one daughter. Has passed all the chairs in the I. O. O. F. and in the Encampment; also member of R. A. M. and A., F. & A. M. Has held the office of District School Clerk for six consecutive years; always been in active life, and is a self-made man. Republican in politics.

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John Robert Nevins of Coxsville and Raccoon Township, Parke, Indiana

jdghoosier — 2008-07-05 21:33:39Z

Does anyone have any information (specifically, the names of his parents) on John Robert Nevins who was born in Jan 1856 in Coxsville, Parke, Indiana? On 27 Aug 1903 he married Mary Evaline "Eva" Adams daughter of Harvey "Tipp" Adams and America Indian Seybold in Parke County. She died 19 Jul 1941 and he died abt 27 Aug 1932. They are both buried at Adams Cemetery or "Forks By The Creek" in Parke County, Indiana.

Francis Marion Nevins - Elizabeth Roderick

schertz2579 — 2006-05-12 16:38:01Z

Searching for information on Francis Marion/Marion Francis Nevins, son of John Nevins & unknown mother, born @1839 in Indiana. Married Elizabeth J. Roderick/Rodrick, daughter of Peyton Roderick & Amanda Denny, 5 June 1864, in Jefferson County, Kansas.

Their children were:
John Francis Nevins, b. @ 1866 KS;
Mary T. Nevins, b. @ 1868 KS;
Frank E. Nevins, b. @ 1870 KS;
Jesse Peyton Nevins, b. 24 Nov 1871, KS, d. 27 Mar 1961, Stockton,CA; married Georgia Rex
Flora P. Nevins b.@ 1874, KS (Married ? Anderson in OK; Benjamin Bennett Nevins, b. 24 Feb 1877, Polk Co, IA, d. 26 Oct 1948 Boise, ID; married Elsie Miller
Alice N. Nevins b. @ 1878, IA married ? Allen;
Gwenna N. Nevins, b. 22 Jan 1884, MO, d. 25 Jan 1963, Santa Cruz, CA married George Peters.

Re: John Nevins

schertz2579 — 2006-04-27 17:02:09Z

Bill - thanks for the suggestion. I have looked at the sons of Henry H. Nevins, Sr. as possibilities for parents of my John Nevins born 1820 who migrated to Iowa and Kansas, but so far have not found a place where he fits in. I, too, have always thought it was possible that he knew Sarah Bennett in Parke County, IN before they went to Iowa as they were married the spring of 1848 shortly after the Bennetts arrived there.

Beginning to think we will have to find a direct descendent that is willing to do a DNA test.

Re: Nevins Family

schertz2579 — 2006-04-23 15:04:49Z

Which Nevins families are you talking about? Some may not have been related to the Kentucky Nevins families but certainly some were.

In a Nevins - Crooks family history by Ruby Cronk (found in the Genealogy Dept at Terre Haute library) I found that several of the earliest Nevins settlers in Vigo and Parke County Indiana were sons of Henry H. Nevins, Sr and Susan Marlin. Henry H. Sr lived in what was then Jessimine County, Kentucky (his property is now in Anderson County, Kentucky). One of the sons, John Monroe Nevins stayed in Kentucky but the others all migrated to Indiana.

By the way I am still searching for the parents of my John Nevins(born 1820) who went from Indiana to Iowa and on to Kansas. He doesn't seem to fit into the Henry H. Nevins information I have. Any ideas??

Re: Al or Morty Nevins/The Three Suns

marclanger — 2007-02-24 23:49:22Z

Cindy Jo is Morty's child.

Re: Al or Morty Nevins/The Three Suns

marclanger — 2007-02-23 18:59:28Z

Its a long story, but it was not till a couple of years before my fathers passing that my father found out that Uncle Al and Uncle Morty were his first cousins. My father's real father was Uncl Al and Morty's brother. I meet Sam Nevins shortly before his passing.
Mayor (Marc) Langer

Re: Al or Morty Nevins/The Three Suns

marclanger — 2007-02-23 20:53:38Z

Your private email was not included. Mine is mayor@
led-usa.com. It's hard to express how excited I am. Tepper is actually connected to my family on my grandmothers side. My grandmother's family was She and Yentil Tepper.
Mayor

John & Elizabeth Nevins Newcastle

Bepotts1 — 2006-03-29 01:20:34Z

Elizabeth Nevins, born in 1825 in Newcastle, was the daughter of John Nevins a carpenter. She married Thomas Vest in 1846.

Any more information on the Nevins would be appreciated.
Regarrs
Barbara

OBITUARY - Ruby Evelyn Jackson Steuart (1917-2008)

Thomas_Mick — 2008-04-18 05:15:45Z

from the Atchison (KS) Daily Globe, Thursday, April 17, 2008
Ruby Evelyn Steuart, 91, of Atchison, died Tuesday, April 15, 2008, at the Atchison Hospital, Atchison.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 19, 2008, at Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home, with Rev. Stephen Lucas officiating. Burial will follow in the Larkinburg Cemetery, Larkinburg. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Friday, April 18, 2008, at the Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home. Memorial contributions are suggested to the Faith Bible Fellowship Church or the charity of donor's choice. Condolences to the family may be left on-line at www.beckerdyer.com.
Evelyn Jackson was born on March 18, 1917, in Arrington, the daughter of John and Annie L. (Nevins) Jackson. She attended schools in Atchison and Doniphan Counties and graduated from Old Huron Grade School. She was married to Ernest A. Steuart on June 1, 1937, in Topeka. Mr. Steuart preceded her in death on Oct. 24, 1998 after 61 years of marriage. Mrs. Steuart was homemaker and housewife. She was a member of Faith Bible Fellowship Church and enjoyed embroidery and especially her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Survivors include two sons, Donald A.(Leona) Steuart, Effingham, and Ken G. (Sharon) Steuart, Blue Springs, Mo.; a daughter, Violet A. (Bill) Sinclair, Monrovia; eight grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren; seven great-great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Her parents, husband, two brothers, Horace and Gilbert Jackson, and seven sisters, Anna Bowser, Dolly Jackson, Lola Schraer, Zelma Fine, Laura Bradley, Roberta Spence, and Beulah Sheeley, a great-granddaughter, Skylar Jo Fleming, and great-great-grandson, James Reynolds III, all preceded her in death.

Grace B. Nevins, 1924-1999 [obit]

map2knit — 2006-02-26 02:06:28Z

Re: Nevins Family

BobbyNevins94 — 2006-06-12 22:12:33Z

E-mail me directly and I will give you the actual names and dates

The Nevins' of Lawrenceburg, Anderson Co., Ky.

BobbyNevins94 — 2006-06-12 22:12:33Z

If there is anyone out there wanting absolute accurate information on the part of the Nevins Clan, e-mail me at bobn2ts@yahoo.com and I will be glad to help out. So far, every bit I have seen on the web has been completely wrong. Names, Dates, etc. I am a direct descendant of this line.

NEVINS

susanpeloquin35 — 2006-06-17 07:01:29Z

I AM LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON GEORGIANNA NEVINS OSTIGUY ALSO KNOW AS "AUNTIE ANNA".
I BELIEVE SHE HAD A CAMP ON A LAKE SOME PLACE EITHER IN CONNETICUT,OR MA. MY MOTHER USED TO SPEND HER SUMMERS THERE WITH HER AUNT.THIS WAS HER MOTHERS HALF SISTER. ANY INFO WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED