Stevens - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: thomas stevens/nancy clark descendants

Becky_Millinger — 2009-11-08 13:58:13Z

I wondered if we had corresponded but it's hard to keep track. I have not found anything about William Hawkins. His name is so common that when I find someone I can't confirm that it's him. You've added some information since we talked. Where is slocum cemetery? What county? I have been checking online databases to see what I can find. LDS has a project where they are digitizing all of their microfilm and they have several for Ohio. Do you have that link? If not, here it is:

http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#c=1321...

Go to the blue link that says Search indexed Records, then Browse collections.

This site is such a treasure as it has international records. Some are actual records and some are awaiting indexing by volunteers. I volunteer to help with that in the hopes that I will also benefit.

About James Lewis--if you know that he was killed in a train accident, have you checked for coroner records?
I will continue to look and will keep your message in my files and maybe we can figure out the William Hawkins and James Lewis Stephens mysteries.

Re: thomas stevens/nancy clark descendants

emilyk98 — 2009-11-08 04:57:47Z

Becky,
thanks for responding! we have talked before. since this post i have found that james lewis is indeed a child of william and caroline. i believe he his buried near them in slocum cemetery. they have a marker, he doesn't. according to his wife's obit, she is buried there. i do not know why she would be there if he was not, as her family is not there. she died a lifetime after he did as he was crushed by a train before age 30 and she was an elderly lady at death. do you have any more info on caroline and charles' father william hawkins? thanks!

Re: thomas stevens/nancy clark descendants

Becky_Millinger — 2009-11-06 01:40:51Z

Thomas and Nancy also had a son, William C., b. 16 Dec, 1828 in Ohio City, WV, died 30 Mar 1894 in Scioto County. He married Caroline V. Hawkins (Hockins) b. 1829 in W. Virginia, on 30 Jan 1849, in Scioto.

I don't have information on your James Lewis.

Re: Clara Bell Stevens

sina28127 — 2009-11-05 01:15:57Z

My email address is sina28@aol.com

Linda

Re: Clara Bell Stevens

sina28127 — 2009-11-05 01:14:35Z

If you send me your email address I'll send you what I have on CLARA STEVENS. I've been able to trace her family back to 1850.

Linda

Re: Clara Bell Stevens

debbiehodges53 — 2009-11-02 00:08:47Z

No, Clara belle was not blind. Yes, George was her father.
thanks

Re: Clara Bell Stevens

debbiehodges53 — 2009-11-02 00:06:21Z

I have nothing on George Stevens except his wife's maiden name may have been Lane. No date of birth or death. Clara Belle Stevens born 4-20-1870 probably in IL or IN. Married John Greathouse 1-1-1886 In Brown County IL. John & Clara Belle had 12 children, one of which was my grandmother Verna Marie Greathouse 1900-1960. Clara Belle.
died 10-1-1942 in McNabb, IL.
Thanks for the help.

John Stevens/Stephens b 1791

CTTNGRSS — 2009-11-01 15:01:25Z

Looking for any information on John Stevens b 1791 in New Hampshire .He went to New Brunswick, Canada ,in 1812 where he stayed , married , had a large family and died in 1859 in Fredericton. Thanks , janet

Re: Clara Bell Stevens

lovebird28 — 2009-11-01 00:51:57Z

Was CLARA blind? Are you sure that GEORGE was her father?

Re: Clara Bell Stevens

genejunkie101 — 2009-10-31 19:14:57Z

Debbie,
What are are they from? Do you have any other information to help us narrow them down. What time frame, were they lived other children, anything? This information will help you recieve more from others on the list.

Julia STEVENS b 1799; died 1873 Allegany Co, NY

rjthoden — 2009-10-31 12:26:07Z

Searching for parents of Julia Stevens who was born abt 1799, perhaps in PA census states PA and
same is erased. She married abt 1821 as his second wife, William Lewis, who was born Rensselaer Co, NY
1778 and died 1842 in Caneadea, Allegany Co, NY.
Julia died abt 1873 - marked on her tombstone in Mount Pleasant Cemetery,town of Caneadea, Allegany Co, NY.
Born to this family were:
Elmina Abigail Lewis in 1822
Jane in 1830
Luna in 1832
Lester in 1834
Edna in 1837
Edgar in 1840 (my great grandfather)
If you have any information on this Stevens family, please contact me at

rjthoden@frontier.com

Clara Bell Stevens

debbiehodges53 — 2009-10-31 00:10:34Z

Looking for family of Clara Belle Stevens 1870-1942. Married to John Greathouse and daughter of George Stevens. Mother unknown. Clara belle was my ggrandmother. Thanks.Debbie

Searching for Samuel B. Stevens born 1818 in Norfolk, Virginia.

tmcent164 — 2009-10-30 02:10:24Z

I'm searching for any information on Samuel B. Stevens born September 15, 1818 in Norfolk, Virginia. His parents are William Stevens & Ann Cowell.
Samuel ended up in Michigan and married Juliette Minerva Rice in Grand Haven, Ottawa, Michigan.
I'm trying to find his family. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Gratefully,
Mavis Bassett
mavisbassett@yahoo.com

Joseph Stevens, Elisha Stevens, Emily Edwards

ScorpionGoddess1979 — 2009-10-29 01:38:40Z

If anyone has any info about the Stevens family from Webbville, Ky I would greatly appriciate it.
My father's name was Joseph (2-6-1937 to 4-27-08). He married 3 times.
First two times to Gloria Jean West. Second time was to my mother Carolyn Reaper.
His parents were Elisha Stevens and Emily Edwards-Stevens.

Kinsmen? Joseph RYALL/ROYAL & Thomas STEVENS; Boston & Charlestown; 1695

Perry_Streeter — 2009-10-29 00:08:11Z

Kinsmen? Joseph RYALL/ROYAL & Thomas STEVENS; Boston & Charlestown; 1695

According to The Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire, Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS lived in Joseph ROYAL’s Charlestown house…

“One Thomas [STEVENS], shipwright, married in Boston 13 July 1695 Sarah PLACE (2), living in Joseph ROYAL's Charlestown house.”

We need to break down this statement from this secondary source and find the primary source(s) (or at least other secondary sources) by which we can confirm (or refute) each element. So far, only one element from the statement above has been confirmed with complete confidence; a Thomas STEVENS married a Sarah PLACE in Boston, per the following marriage record and a deed (image of original deed provided further below)…

“Thomas STEVENS & Sarah PLACE [married at Boston] July 13 1695”

http://books.google.com/books?id=V_IMAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA7-PA3...

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~streeter/stevens.pd...

Q. Who was the Joseph ROYAL who owned a house in Charlestown?

As the owner of multiple properties in Charlestown and Boston, the following Joseph ROYALL is the most likely match for the owner of the house reportedly occupied by Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS…

“Joseph-2 ROYALL (Willam-1), if is age, entered on the Boston records at the time of his death, was correct, was born about 1645; sail-maker of Charlestown in 1673 or earlier; and later of Boston… He purchased in 1676-7, of John Drinker, an estate on Trumbull’s Lane, Charlestown, apparently his first real estate acquirement… He invested his money in mortgages of real estate in Boston, and it appears that the last years of his life were passed there. The Drinker estate in Charlestown he retained, and it remained in his possession until its sale to H. Davis in 1715.”

http://www.archive.org/stream/newenglandroyall00harr#page/n2... +

Q. Where was Trumbull’s Lane in Charlestown? Charlestown then included present-day Somerville and the northern part of Arlington.

However, it is possible that the following Joseph ROYALL also owned property in Charlestown that, as a mariner, he did not occupy full-time and/or that was vacant following his death…

“Joseph-3 ROYALL (Joseph-2, William-1) was born in Charlestown, 5 September 1673… Suffolk Probate furnishes the will of one Joseph of Boston, mariner… The will was made February 19, 1701, and proved June 29, 1702.”

http://www.archive.org/stream/newenglandroyall00harr#page/n4...

The following Joseph ROYALL was born too late to have owned the home reportedly occupied by Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS who married in 1695…

“Joseph-3 ROYALL (Isaac-2, William-1) was born in Dorchester, 13 May, 1695…”

http://www.archive.org/stream/newenglandroyall00harr#page/n4...

Q. By what primary (or other secondary) source(s) can Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS be identified as occupants of Joseph ROYAL’s Charlestown house? Did Thomas STEVENS reside there before, at, or after his marriage to Sarah PLACE on 13 July 1695? Could this reference pertain to another Thomas STEVENS who was *not* married to Sarah PLACE? There was another couple, Thomas & Sarah (--?--) STEVENS, whose son Thomas was born at Boston 31 December 1701 whereas Thomas, son of Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS, was born at Boston 16 January 1696 and died 6 May 1751 “age 56 years”…

http://books.google.com/books?id=Nz4OAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA1706#...

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~streeter/stevens.pd...

Q. Were Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS actually living with a Joseph ROYAL as close family members or were they renting the home of Joseph ROYAL as tenants while he resided elsewhere? Either scenario may suggest that Thomas STEVENS was not merely associated with Joseph ROYAL but that they were kinsmen. Of course, rent-free co-habitation by Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS with Joseph ROYAL would provide much stronger evidence of kinship.

***** Other Points of Association Between the RYALL/ROYAL/ROYALL, STEVENS & PLACE Families *****

In reference to the children of William-1 RYALL/ROYAL/ROYALL, his possible daughter Margaret RYALL married an earlier Thomas STEVENS whose relationship to the Thomas STEVENS who married Sarah PLACE (if any) is unknown…

“vi (perhaps) Margaret; m. (1) Thomas WATKINS; m. (2) Thomas STEVENS [GDMNH 600, 659, 723]. (On 12 October 1674 "Thomas STEVENS of Kenebecke & Margaret his wife" sold to Henry Sayward and Bartholomew Gedney land "lying & being in Cascoe Bay, from the first falls above Mr. RYALL's house called Pumgustucke, alias Wescustogoe"; on 13 October 1674 STEVENS made a power of attorney to "my beloved friend William RYALL," addressing him as "Brother William RYALL" [ YLR 2:190]. This document allows of many interpretations, and the possibility that Margaret is a daughter of the immigrant would hold only if the William RYALL made attorney is the son of the immigrant rather than the immigrant himself.)”

Source = The Great Migration Begins Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, Volumes I-III

http://www.newenglandancestors.org/research/database/GreatMi...=

“One of the daughters of William[-2] ROYALL [(William-1)] married Amos STEVENS, mariner of Boston and North Yarmouth, the same man who 16 November, 1682, bought of John[-2] ROYALL [(William-1)] fifteen acres from the original grant of Gorges to the emigrant William[-1] ROYALL.”

http://www.archive.org/stream/newenglandroyall00harr#page/n1...

“Samuel-2 ROYALL (William-1), his relationship with the emigrant [William-1] being amply established by the remarkable conveyance on file in Suffolk Deeds, v. 484, first appears as a resident of Boston with his wife Sarah in 1663, a cooper by occupation… March 18, 1665-6, Samuel COLE of Boston, a “comfitmaker,” and Anna, his then wife, for the love and affecting they bore towards Samuel ROYALL, son of William ROYALL, of Casco Bay, who married Phebe Green, the daughter of Margaret, former wife to the same Samuel COLE, in consideration of a promise to the said Margaret in her life time, conveyed to the said Samuel ROYALL certain land in Boston… The property was bounded with the street south-east 44 ft., Peter PLACE [paternal grandfather of Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS] south-west there six score and sixteen ft., being the length of said land… Possession was given Mar. 21 of the same year.”

http://www.archive.org/stream/newenglandroyall00harr#page/n2... +

http://books.google.com/books?id=7Z8FAAAAMAAJ&v&pg=P...

We are left with the following questions of great importance…

Q. Was the Thomas STEVENS who married Margaret ROYAL an ancestor or kinsman of the Thomas STEVENS who married Sarah PLACE?

Q. Was Amos STEVENS a kinsman of the Thomas STEVENS who married Sarah PLACE?

Of secondary concern, is the following question…

Q. By what primary (or other secondary) source(s) can the Thomas STEVENS who married Sarah PLACE be identified as a shipwright? Per a deed executed by his surviving children, the Thomas STEVENS who married Sarah PLACE was a joiner. To access images of the original deed, please click on…

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~streeter/stevens/

To access a full transcript of the original deed (and more information on this family), please click on…

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~streeter/stevens.pd...

Of course, the occupations of shipwright (a carpenter skilled in ship construction and repair) and joiner (a person whose occupation is to construct articles by joining pieces of wood) are not so different that the same Thomas STEVENS could have worked in both capacities.

Thanks for your help!

Perry

STEVENS Will J and Laura M

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-28 12:06:52Z

STEVENS Will J and Laura M

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Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS (m. Boston 1695): 10 Children Recently Identfied

Perry_Streeter — 2009-10-27 13:55:19Z

Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS were married in Boston in 1695. Recent research has identified several heretofore unknown children of Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS and renewed interest in discovering their ancestry. The 10 known children of Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS were:

1. Place STEVENS m. Boston 1726 SUSANNA PETTEL/PETTELL
2. Thomas STEVENS m. Boston 1729 ELIZABETH MARTIN
3. Sarah STEVENS m. Scituate, MA 1721 Isaac HATCH Jr. of Scituate, MA
4. Mary STEVENs m. Boston 1724 Philip AUBIN/OBBIN/OBBINE
5. Jane STEVENS m. Weymouth, MA 1726 Joseph DYER of Weymouth, MA
6. Benjamin STEVENS m. Boston 1731 Elizabeth GRAHAM/GRAYHAM
7. Margery STEVENS m. Boston 1735 Jonathan ROGERS of Newbury, MA
8. Hannah STEVENS
9. Edward STEVENS
10. Joanna STEVENS

For more information on this family, please see my work-in-progress…

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~streeter/stevens.pd...

Further additions and corrections within the scope defined therein will be greatly appreciated!

Thanks for your help!

Perry

Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS (m. Boston 1695)

Perry_Streeter — 2009-10-27 13:26:02Z

Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS (m. Boston 1695)

Recent research has identified several heretofore unknown children of Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS and renewed interest in discovering the true ancestry of Thomas STEVENS. All indications are that he somehow descended from Thomas STEVENS of Landrake, Cornwall, England whose sons William and Benjamin were early settlers of Maine. DNA testing would potentially enable us to confirm (or refute) this hypothesis. Sandra Stevens has graciously offered to pay for any male direct-line STEVENS descendant of Thomas STEVENS to participate in this STEVENS DNA project.

Because the y-Chromosome upon which all surname-based DNA projects are based is only passed from fathers to sons, only male direct-line descendants of Thomas STEVENS have the appropriate DNA for test participation. Descendants of Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS who do not meet these criteria can help by identify descendants who do. For more information on this family, please see…

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~streeter/stevens.pd...

If you, or someone you know, may be eligible to participate, please contact me privately, with no further obligation.

Thanks for your help!

Perry

Elbert Stevens in 1915 photo

Not_A_Relative — 2009-10-12 18:50:49Z

http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/indiana/16089/west-laf...

Re: WW2 Navy Picture Paul Stevens

TeresaSullivan76 — 2009-09-18 16:09:21Z

Appears as one attachment did not go thru.

Re: WW2 Navy Picture Paul Stevens

TeresaSullivan76 — 2009-09-18 16:06:09Z

If you do recognize your grandfather I would appreciate knowing which one he is and if possible where the picture was probably taken. I am sending it in three parts. If the attachments do not come thru let me know.

Jane (Stevens) Barton

DRGroots — 2009-10-13 13:50:15Z

"The Nashville Christian Advocate", July 26, 1912:

In Memoriam, JANE STEVENS BARTON born Mecklenburg Co., N.C., Dec. 13, 1824; died July 4, 1912; married James Lous BARTON (died 1872) and moved to Ark. in 1848; nine children. Her son, Louis S. BARTON, Dallas, Texas submitted her obituary.

(Falcon Cemetery, Falcon, Nevada County, Arkansas)

Re: Jonas Stevens, Campbell twp, Steuben County, NY 1803

gsgenealogy — 2009-10-15 20:07:46Z

SDGS Contact info is: San Diego Genealogical Society, 7343 Ronson Road, Suite O, San Diego, CA 92111-1430
(858) 279-SDGS (7347), SDGSinfo@yahoo.com

Re: WW2 Navy Picture Paul Stevens

shelleymcc — 2009-09-17 22:21:13Z

My grandfather is Paul Stevens and was in WWII. Would love for you to email me a copy.

STEVENS Clifton and Lucille

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-28 21:28:05Z

STEVENS Clifton and Lucille

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Adria Stevens Obituary Newell, Hancock County, WV

wvdonna62 — 2009-10-17 00:13:51Z

This person is not related to me. It was on a page I copied from microfilm at the Carnegie Library in East Liverpool, Oh. So decided to share if anyone is interested.
Evening Review
East Liverpool, Oh
Nov 8, 1976
Pg 4 Microfilm #415
Adria Stevens
Adria C. Stevens, 63, of Washington School Rd., Newell, died today at 7:30 a.m. after taking ill suddenly.
Mr. Stevens was born Nov. 11, 1912 in Tyler County, Wv.; a son of Jacob Stevens and Edith Stevens. He was employed at the Crucible Steel Divisions of Colt Industries and the Grant District Water Co.
In addition to his widow, Mrs Ruth Fletcher Stevens, at home, survivors include a son, Gary L. Stevens of Chester; a daughter, Monty (Shirley) Grimes of New Cunberland RD 1; a brother, Fred Stevens of Middlebourne, WV.; two sisters, Mrs. Lilliam Seckman of Tyler City and Mrs. Susie S. Fairbee of Middlebourne and six grandchildren.
Services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Arner Funeral Chapel in Chester. Burial will be in Shadow Lawn Memory Gardens, Newell.
Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday afternoon and night.

Re: DYER/STEVENS/STEPHENS; Boston & Weymouth, MA; 1700s

Perry_Streeter — 2009-10-21 02:25:32Z

With many thanks to Erin Kelley who responded to my look-up request at the Norfolk County, Massachusetts message board at RootsWeb.com, I am pleased to report that Suffolk County, Massachusetts Deed 53:41 clearly identifies several children of Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS of Boston, some of which have not been recognized as such before. This incredible deed also identifies Sarah as the daughter of John PLACE. At the point in time at which the deed was written, the children of Thomas & Sarah (PLACE) STEVENS included:

Sarah (STEVENS) HATCH, wife of Isaac HATCH of Hanover, MA
Jane (STEVENS) DYER, wife of Joseph DYER of Weymouth, MA
Benjamin STEVENS
Mary (STEVENS) AUBIN, widow (probably of Philip AUBIN) of Boston
Hannah STEVENS
Margery (STEVENS) ROGERS, wife of Jonathan ROGERS of Newbury, MA

To read the deed for yourself, please click on the following link:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~streeter/s...

To read my work-in-progress on this family, please click on the following link:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~streeter/s...

Further additions and corrections will be greatly appreciated!

Perry

Re: Martin Andrew STEVENS, Charlie Martin STEVENS, George W. STEVENS and Francis STEVENS

kitkabodle99 — 2009-09-28 16:37:03Z

Lisa,
I have been trying to get in touch with you.
Would love to meet family.
Beverly Stevens

Re: Jonas Stevens, Campbell twp, Steuben County, NY 1803

tetabus1 — 2009-10-17 14:43:01Z

Jonas(by my records)b.13MAR1803 - Stillwater, SAratoga, NY. Son of Joseph Stavens and Abigail Knowlton. I don't have a listing for a sister named Julia.

STEVENS James Stanley 1953 2008 in loving memory

t42PilotGrove_GraysonCoTX — 2009-10-14 15:32:40Z

STEVENS James Stanley 1953 2008 in loving memory

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Earl Earnest Stevens

carlstevens9335 — 2009-09-11 12:31:44Z

Earl Earnest Stevens born 1887, Archie, MO (gg uncle)

Earl married Fannie Rosetta Thompson from Furnece Co, Nebraska in 1909

4 children
Evalyn Irene Stevens 7 March, 1910,-- she married Frank Henry Hodges in 1927 and had 3 children Mildred1928, Alice 1932, Earnest Leroy 1934 all born in KS.

Earma A Stevens 22 Feb, 1912--

Jennie Stevens 8 July, 1915-- married John Robert Hopkins on 4 July, 1935, no children

Raymond Arthur 22 Sept 1918--married Clarice Elevyn Orr 7 June, 1940 in KC,MO
2 CHILDREN
Rita Jeanetta Stevens 26 May, 1941
Barbara Raylene Stevens 11 Sept, 1943

Looking for them or decendents

carl.b.stevens@us.army.mil

Carl

Champ Clark Stevens from Kansas or Mo

carlstevens9335 — 2009-09-11 12:09:24Z

Looking for the family of Champ Clark Stevens

Albert is my Great Grandfather born 3 July, 1876 near everett, Missouri, He farmed and lived near Archie Missouri all his life.

Albert is the son of Hamilton Harley and Jeanette (Parrish) Stevens also from Archie Missouri.

Albert married Anna Maude Bridges 2 Sept, 1902 in Archie Missouri. Anna was the daughter of John and Belle Bracken Bridges.

Albert and Anna had 4 children

May Stevens born 6 May, 1903 (had no children but she raised my father Richard)

Harold Harley (my grand dad) born 10 April, 1905

Champ Clark Stevens born 3 December, 1912
married Lois Marie Karr of Drexel Missouri in 1932 at Olathe, Kansas.
They had 3 children
Doris Ann Stevens born 27 December 1932 in Kansas City, ks
Shirley Mae Stevens 5 Sept, 1938
John Albert Stevens 17 Feb, 1943
Robert Leroy Stevens born 26 June, 1920

If it rings a bell drop me a line

carl.b.stevens@us.army.mil

Carl

Re: Jonas Stevens, Campbell twp, Steuben County, NY 1803

rjthoden — 2009-10-17 12:04:33Z

Does this Jonas Stevens have a sister, Julia?

STEVENS Richard P 1952-1983

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-19 14:12:09Z

STEVENS Richard P 1952-1983

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STEVENS Lawrence R and Lois M

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-21 12:41:00Z

STEVENS Lawrence R and Lois M

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STEVENS Wendell J 1923-1991

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-15 13:05:27Z

STEVENS Wendell J 1923-1991

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STEVENS Russell James 1978

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-10 21:06:27Z

STEVENS Russell James 1978

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STEVENS Albert E 1928-1969

t42RoseHill — 2009-09-14 16:49:40Z

STEVENS Albert E 1928-1969

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STEVENS Georgia Florence and Walter Ross Jr

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-05 19:02:27Z

STEVENS Georgia Florence and Walter Ross Jr

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STEVENS John Arnold 1902-1952

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-03 14:03:18Z

STEVENS John Arnold 1902-1952

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STEVENS of Williamson County, Tennessee (descendants of William Stevens)

bradleyjeffreys — 2009-10-07 10:17:35Z

The estate of William Stevens, Sr. is found in Williamson County, TN in 1815, leaving a widow, (she was the former Lovey (Davis) Page, widow of John Page who died in 1808 in Williamson County), and 15 children. William Stevens, Sr. was originally from North Carolina, and resided along the Duplin County and Sampson County line.
All of William, Sr's children came to TN, and of the fifteen children several lived out their lives in Williamson and Maury County, Tennessee: Joel Stevens, Henry Stevens, Tabitha Riggins, Charles Stevens, Edward Stevens and John Stevens.
Two of the sons married sisters, who were daughters of John and Lovey (Davis) Page, creating more connections (if not confusion) between Stevens and Page.
I am compiling a history and genealogy of this family (2009).
bradley . jeffreys @ gmail . com

Looking for Joseph G. Stevens descendents

jerrywstevens — 2009-09-18 22:58:16Z

He was born in SC, 1802, died in MS, 1864. Looking for anyone descended through his children, possibly through Catherine Ann Stevens Loving, or any of her brothers and sisters.

STEVENS William M 1918 1983 pvt US Army W W II

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-17 20:28:00Z

STEVENS William M 1918 1983 pvt US Army W W II

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Re: Terry- Thomas( Stevens?) Comedian Actor

Sherylnpaul — 2009-10-21 11:45:08Z

Terry thomas stevens is a member of my family.My grandmother audrey stevens is the connection,i have family pics of terry and family before they moved to england.

Re: Connie Stevens (married) Costa Michael Minnemeyer

hhamilton169 — 2009-09-14 00:00:24Z

I'm a member of this lost family. I am the daughter of Costa and Sharon Zeller Clark. My father's second wife was Connie and they had my sister Merritt. Tim and Danee are also children of his first marriage.

STEVENS, George P. born 1812 in PA.

ttcarverfl — 2009-10-09 13:19:59Z

Greetings all:

Searching for George P. Stevens born about 1785 New Jersey. Wife Elizabeth _____ born about 1785 in PA.
Last found on 1840 Cincinnati Census.

His son's: also lived in Cincinnati.
Buried Wesleyan Cemetery
George P. Stevens JR. born 1812 in PA.
John Stevens 1815-1896
Lewis S. Stevens 1825-1882

Tom Thompson
Bradenton, Florida

Re: Stevens of Louisiana

bstevens_ca — 2009-10-10 12:50:15Z

Hi,

This family has been connected to my own through dna testing. I descend from Thomas Stevens who died in Stamford, CT in 1658.

Barb

Re: Cyprian Stevens

kinners80 — 2009-09-16 20:43:57Z

This Cyprian & Olive (Lee) Stevens are my husband's G.G.G.G. grandparents. Jeff is decended from their daughter Leefee who married Dr. Thomas Fowler.

I found his 1840 census info Tymochee Twp, Crawford Co, OH listed as Syprian Stephens He died 15 Oct 1847. Olive is listed in 1850 living w/ her son, Moses, his family & sister Alva ...again misspelled Stephens in Tymochee Twp, Wyandot Co (Crawford Co was divided) Family # 437
Olive died 1 Aug 1854 Tymochee Twp, Wyandot Co, OH
contact info: kinners84@sbcglobal.net

Virginia Stevens nee Forbrigger

terriforbrigger — 2009-10-25 20:35:52Z

I am looking for information on Virginia Stevens nee Forbrigger, b: 13 Oct 1868, Nova Scotia Canada. She married James Robert Stevens, b: Nov 1857, Soco, Maine. They were married 6 Nov 1886, Boston, Massachusetts. They had three daughters: Pauline C. Stevens, b: Oct 1888; Edith M. Stevens, b: Oct 1890; Alice V. Stevens, b: Jun 1898.

I am looking for information on Virginia's date and place of death.

Thanks Terri

Ephraim Stevens-descendants Me-Pa-Il-Ks

lerafe — 2009-09-28 18:08:05Z

Hello,
I am wanting to connect with others researching they family of Ephraim Stevens of Maine, whose family went to Madison County, Illinois, then my line came to Kansas.
My direct line is through Amelia Stevens who married John Ralph.

I look forward to discussing this line with you.
Many points of interest, Amelia's mothers name, were he went after 1850 census, and any pictures of Amelia or her Siblings.
Thank You
Lee Ralph