Jacob E. Stevens and Elizabeth Suffle were married August 13, 1873, Clay county, Indiana.
To this union three children were born: Rosa, Enos and Flossie.
OBITUARY
July 24, 1900, Page 05, EGAZ
Clay County Man Died at Indianapolis.
Brazil, Ind., July 24-Gazette special.
The body of Jacob E. Stevens was shipped here today from the Central Hospital, Indianapolis, where he died Monday. Stevens was committed to the institution something over a year ago, from Washington township, having been born and raised near Bowling Green where he owned a farm. He was 51 years of age, and the youngest of a family of seventeen children. He leaves a family of several children, he and his wife having separated sometime before he was adjudged insane.
To this union three children were born: Rosa, Enos and Flossie.
OBITUARY
July 24, 1900, Page 05, EGAZ
Clay County Man Died at Indianapolis.
Brazil, Ind., July 24-Gazette special.
The body of Jacob E. Stevens was shipped here today from the Central Hospital, Indianapolis, where he died Monday. Stevens was committed to the institution something over a year ago, from Washington township, having been born and raised near Bowling Green where he owned a farm. He was 51 years of age, and the youngest of a family of seventeen children. He leaves a family of several children, he and his wife having separated sometime before he was adjudged insane.
Jacob E. Stevens and Elizabeth Suffle were married August 13, 1873, Clay county, Indiana.
To this union three children were born: Rosa, Enos and Flossie.
OBITUARY
July 24, 1900, Page 05, EGAZ
Clay County Man Died at Indianapolis.
Brazil, Ind., July 24-Gazette special.
The body of Jacob E. Stevens was shipped here today from the Central Hospital, Indianapolis, where he died Monday. Stevens was committed to the institution something over a year ago, from Washington township, having been born and raised near Bowling Green where he owned a farm. He was 51 years of age, and the youngest of a family of seventeen children. He leaves a family of several children, he and his wife having separated sometime before he was adjudged insane.
To this union three children were born: Rosa, Enos and Flossie.
OBITUARY
July 24, 1900, Page 05, EGAZ
Clay County Man Died at Indianapolis.
Brazil, Ind., July 24-Gazette special.
The body of Jacob E. Stevens was shipped here today from the Central Hospital, Indianapolis, where he died Monday. Stevens was committed to the institution something over a year ago, from Washington township, having been born and raised near Bowling Green where he owned a farm. He was 51 years of age, and the youngest of a family of seventeen children. He leaves a family of several children, he and his wife having separated sometime before he was adjudged insane.
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