George and wife, Margaret, Ste/ph/venson lived in Pendleton District (now Anderson County), South Carolina and based upon ~~ Deed Book, U, Anderson County, South Carolina, page 358-9,360-361 and 583-5 ~~ had the following known children:
James, John J and George Ste/ph/venson, Mary Ste/ph/venson-Dobbins {Mrs James Dobbins} , Sarah Ste/ph/venson-Watson {Mrs Stephen Watson} and Frances Ste/ph/venson-Acker {Mrs Peter Acker} and it appears Henry Stevenson *top of p585*
**son George has no other name than George, Henry has no other name than Henry and there is not an additional son Alexander **
Reference: Deed Book, U, Anderson County, South Carolina, page 358-9, 1833, George and Margaret Stevenson sell land to James Stevenson
and
pages 360-361, 1835, George and Margaret Stevenson sell land to John J. Stevenson
pages 583-5 187 acres on Mountain Creek, part of George Stevenson's estate. widow ~ Margaret and sons ~ James, John J and George Stevenson sell to James Dobbins, Stephen Watson and Peter Acker. Husbands of Mary, Sarah and Frances; deeds provide evidence George Ste/ph/venson, deceased about 1835
It is speculated Margaret died in the early 1850's, was buried in the Cross Roads community of Hart County Georgia, and that her son, George, who died in 1891, was buried near her. It appears, Margaret's son, George, has a headstone in the Cross Roads Baptist Church cemetery, but Margaret does not.
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(Note: The following information, submitted by researchers, needs verification.)
Robert Stephenson left a Will in Pendleton District (Anderson County), South Carolina dated 12 Nov 1813 and proved 11 Feb 1814. It named his siblings: sister Martha Russel, brother George Stephenson, brother Alexander Stephenson and sister Elizabeth Morrow. (Proven: 11 Feb 1814.)
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James, John J and George Ste/ph/venson, Mary Ste/ph/venson-Dobbins {Mrs James Dobbins} , Sarah Ste/ph/venson-Watson {Mrs Stephen Watson} and Frances Ste/ph/venson-Acker {Mrs Peter Acker} and it appears Henry Stevenson *top of p585*
**son George has no other name than George, Henry has no other name than Henry and there is not an additional son Alexander **
Reference: Deed Book, U, Anderson County, South Carolina, page 358-9, 1833, George and Margaret Stevenson sell land to James Stevenson
and
pages 360-361, 1835, George and Margaret Stevenson sell land to John J. Stevenson
pages 583-5 187 acres on Mountain Creek, part of George Stevenson's estate. widow ~ Margaret and sons ~ James, John J and George Stevenson sell to James Dobbins, Stephen Watson and Peter Acker. Husbands of Mary, Sarah and Frances; deeds provide evidence George Ste/ph/venson, deceased about 1835
It is speculated Margaret died in the early 1850's, was buried in the Cross Roads community of Hart County Georgia, and that her son, George, who died in 1891, was buried near her. It appears, Margaret's son, George, has a headstone in the Cross Roads Baptist Church cemetery, but Margaret does not.
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(Note: The following information, submitted by researchers, needs verification.)
Robert Stephenson left a Will in Pendleton District (Anderson County), South Carolina dated 12 Nov 1813 and proved 11 Feb 1814. It named his siblings: sister Martha Russel, brother George Stephenson, brother Alexander Stephenson and sister Elizabeth Morrow. (Proven: 11 Feb 1814.)
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George and wife, Margaret, Ste/ph/venson lived in Pendleton District (now Anderson County), South Carolina and based upon ~~ Deed Book, U, Anderson County, South Carolina, page 358-9,360-361 and 583-5 ~~ had the following known children:
James, John J and George Ste/ph/venson, Mary Ste/ph/venson-Dobbins {Mrs James Dobbins} , Sarah Ste/ph/venson-Watson {Mrs Stephen Watson} and Frances Ste/ph/venson-Acker {Mrs Peter Acker} and it appears Henry Stevenson *top of p585*
**son George has no other name than George, Henry has no other name than Henry and there is not an additional son Alexander **
Reference: Deed Book, U, Anderson County, South Carolina, page 358-9, 1833, George and Margaret Stevenson sell land to James Stevenson
and
pages 360-361, 1835, George and Margaret Stevenson sell land to John J. Stevenson
pages 583-5 187 acres on Mountain Creek, part of George Stevenson's estate. widow ~ Margaret and sons ~ James, John J and George Stevenson sell to James Dobbins, Stephen Watson and Peter Acker. Husbands of Mary, Sarah and Frances; deeds provide evidence George Ste/ph/venson, deceased about 1835
It is speculated Margaret died in the early 1850's, was buried in the Cross Roads community of Hart County Georgia, and that her son, George, who died in 1891, was buried near her. It appears, Margaret's son, George, has a headstone in the Cross Roads Baptist Church cemetery, but Margaret does not.
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(Note: The following information, submitted by researchers, needs verification.)
Robert Stephenson left a Will in Pendleton District (Anderson County), South Carolina dated 12 Nov 1813 and proved 11 Feb 1814. It named his siblings: sister Martha Russel, brother George Stephenson, brother Alexander Stephenson and sister Elizabeth Morrow. (Proven: 11 Feb 1814.)
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James, John J and George Ste/ph/venson, Mary Ste/ph/venson-Dobbins {Mrs James Dobbins} , Sarah Ste/ph/venson-Watson {Mrs Stephen Watson} and Frances Ste/ph/venson-Acker {Mrs Peter Acker} and it appears Henry Stevenson *top of p585*
**son George has no other name than George, Henry has no other name than Henry and there is not an additional son Alexander **
Reference: Deed Book, U, Anderson County, South Carolina, page 358-9, 1833, George and Margaret Stevenson sell land to James Stevenson
and
pages 360-361, 1835, George and Margaret Stevenson sell land to John J. Stevenson
pages 583-5 187 acres on Mountain Creek, part of George Stevenson's estate. widow ~ Margaret and sons ~ James, John J and George Stevenson sell to James Dobbins, Stephen Watson and Peter Acker. Husbands of Mary, Sarah and Frances; deeds provide evidence George Ste/ph/venson, deceased about 1835
It is speculated Margaret died in the early 1850's, was buried in the Cross Roads community of Hart County Georgia, and that her son, George, who died in 1891, was buried near her. It appears, Margaret's son, George, has a headstone in the Cross Roads Baptist Church cemetery, but Margaret does not.
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(Note: The following information, submitted by researchers, needs verification.)
Robert Stephenson left a Will in Pendleton District (Anderson County), South Carolina dated 12 Nov 1813 and proved 11 Feb 1814. It named his siblings: sister Martha Russel, brother George Stephenson, brother Alexander Stephenson and sister Elizabeth Morrow. (Proven: 11 Feb 1814.)
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