The funeral of John L. Stevens, who died Thursday, June 10th at his home at 314 Franklin Avenue, was held from the Dixon Funeral Home Saturday afternoon. Rev. C. L Thompson, the pastor of the Baptist church, was in charge of the religious services.
Burial was in the Christian Cemetery.
Mr. Stevens was born in Madison County to the late Hosea and Catherine (Redman) Stephens.
Mr. Stevens had been ill about two years. He was 73 years old and most of his life was spent as a farmer, though in recent years he worked as a carpenter.
He is survived by his wife, Amanda, one son, and two daughters.
The son, Clarence, lives at Galveston.
The daughters are Mrs. Vesta York of Denver, Colo., and Mrs. Mel Coeur of Nashville, Tenn. Two brothers are Henry of lower Dry Creek and Ruben, of Piedmont. Mrs. James Whitener of Zion is a sister, and he also leaves four grandchildren.
Burial was in the Christian Cemetery.
Mr. Stevens was born in Madison County to the late Hosea and Catherine (Redman) Stephens.
Mr. Stevens had been ill about two years. He was 73 years old and most of his life was spent as a farmer, though in recent years he worked as a carpenter.
He is survived by his wife, Amanda, one son, and two daughters.
The son, Clarence, lives at Galveston.
The daughters are Mrs. Vesta York of Denver, Colo., and Mrs. Mel Coeur of Nashville, Tenn. Two brothers are Henry of lower Dry Creek and Ruben, of Piedmont. Mrs. James Whitener of Zion is a sister, and he also leaves four grandchildren.
The funeral of John L. Stevens, who died Thursday, June 10th at his home at 314 Franklin Avenue, was held from the Dixon Funeral Home Saturday afternoon. Rev. C. L Thompson, the pastor of the Baptist church, was in charge of the religious services.
Burial was in the Christian Cemetery.
Mr. Stevens was born in Madison County to the late Hosea and Catherine (Redman) Stephens.
Mr. Stevens had been ill about two years. He was 73 years old and most of his life was spent as a farmer, though in recent years he worked as a carpenter.
He is survived by his wife, Amanda, one son, and two daughters.
The son, Clarence, lives at Galveston.
The daughters are Mrs. Vesta York of Denver, Colo., and Mrs. Mel Coeur of Nashville, Tenn. Two brothers are Henry of lower Dry Creek and Ruben, of Piedmont. Mrs. James Whitener of Zion is a sister, and he also leaves four grandchildren.
Burial was in the Christian Cemetery.
Mr. Stevens was born in Madison County to the late Hosea and Catherine (Redman) Stephens.
Mr. Stevens had been ill about two years. He was 73 years old and most of his life was spent as a farmer, though in recent years he worked as a carpenter.
He is survived by his wife, Amanda, one son, and two daughters.
The son, Clarence, lives at Galveston.
The daughters are Mrs. Vesta York of Denver, Colo., and Mrs. Mel Coeur of Nashville, Tenn. Two brothers are Henry of lower Dry Creek and Ruben, of Piedmont. Mrs. James Whitener of Zion is a sister, and he also leaves four grandchildren.
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