Son of Thomas L. Stephens and Elizabeth Clark. Husband of Elizabeth Whiles, married 19 FEB 1863 in Macon County, Missouri; husband of Mary King, married 6 NOV 1884 in Macon County Missouri.
Shelby County (MO) Herald, Feb. 28, 1894- Uncle John Stevens of near Enterprise, south of Clarence, is quite sick of consumption, and his recovery is doubtful. He is a prominent man of Jefferson township.
Death notice (Shelby County (MO) Herald, Mar. 28, 1894)- John S. Stephens of Jefferson township died last week. (Should be John C. Stephens)
Burial notice (Macon (MO) Times, Mar. 30, 1894)- Woodville Warbles- John Stevens, who has been very low with consumption, was buried at Shakeroy (s/b Shake Rag) burying ground. He leaves a wife and several children.
Shelby County (MO) Herald, Feb. 28, 1894- Uncle John Stevens of near Enterprise, south of Clarence, is quite sick of consumption, and his recovery is doubtful. He is a prominent man of Jefferson township.
Death notice (Shelby County (MO) Herald, Mar. 28, 1894)- John S. Stephens of Jefferson township died last week. (Should be John C. Stephens)
Burial notice (Macon (MO) Times, Mar. 30, 1894)- Woodville Warbles- John Stevens, who has been very low with consumption, was buried at Shakeroy (s/b Shake Rag) burying ground. He leaves a wife and several children.
Son of Thomas L. Stephens and Elizabeth Clark. Husband of Elizabeth Whiles, married 19 FEB 1863 in Macon County, Missouri; husband of Mary King, married 6 NOV 1884 in Macon County Missouri.
Shelby County (MO) Herald, Feb. 28, 1894- Uncle John Stevens of near Enterprise, south of Clarence, is quite sick of consumption, and his recovery is doubtful. He is a prominent man of Jefferson township.
Death notice (Shelby County (MO) Herald, Mar. 28, 1894)- John S. Stephens of Jefferson township died last week. (Should be John C. Stephens)
Burial notice (Macon (MO) Times, Mar. 30, 1894)- Woodville Warbles- John Stevens, who has been very low with consumption, was buried at Shakeroy (s/b Shake Rag) burying ground. He leaves a wife and several children.
Shelby County (MO) Herald, Feb. 28, 1894- Uncle John Stevens of near Enterprise, south of Clarence, is quite sick of consumption, and his recovery is doubtful. He is a prominent man of Jefferson township.
Death notice (Shelby County (MO) Herald, Mar. 28, 1894)- John S. Stephens of Jefferson township died last week. (Should be John C. Stephens)
Burial notice (Macon (MO) Times, Mar. 30, 1894)- Woodville Warbles- John Stevens, who has been very low with consumption, was buried at Shakeroy (s/b Shake Rag) burying ground. He leaves a wife and several children.
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John C. Stephens Died Mar. 20, 1894 AGED 62 yrs. 5 mos. 6 ds.
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