Amanda Stevenson was born on June 10, 1821, the daughter of Philo and Lucena (Ellsworth) Stevenson. On December 30, 1839, she was married to George Parker. There is a deed, dated August 22, 1845, in which George Parker sold a tract of land to David Stevenson for $20.00. The deed was also signed by Amanda Parker.
Amanda and George had one daughter, Malvena, born about 1840. George and Amanda separate. In the 1850 Census Malvena was living with her grandparents, Philo and Lucena. Malvena married William J. Foreman and by 1908 was a resident of Milton, Wisconsin.
Amanda joined her brothers, Andrew M. and Philo Oscar, and her cousin, Albert, in journeying to the California gold fields. She was married to J.C. Johnson in Washington Territory. Amanda and J.C had a daughter, Adena, who died at the age of three years and is buried in the Clarksfield Methodist Cemetery.
Amanda died February 14, 1871.
Amanda and George had one daughter, Malvena, born about 1840. George and Amanda separate. In the 1850 Census Malvena was living with her grandparents, Philo and Lucena. Malvena married William J. Foreman and by 1908 was a resident of Milton, Wisconsin.
Amanda joined her brothers, Andrew M. and Philo Oscar, and her cousin, Albert, in journeying to the California gold fields. She was married to J.C. Johnson in Washington Territory. Amanda and J.C had a daughter, Adena, who died at the age of three years and is buried in the Clarksfield Methodist Cemetery.
Amanda died February 14, 1871.
Amanda Stevenson was born on June 10, 1821, the daughter of Philo and Lucena (Ellsworth) Stevenson. On December 30, 1839, she was married to George Parker. There is a deed, dated August 22, 1845, in which George Parker sold a tract of land to David Stevenson for $20.00. The deed was also signed by Amanda Parker.
Amanda and George had one daughter, Malvena, born about 1840. George and Amanda separate. In the 1850 Census Malvena was living with her grandparents, Philo and Lucena. Malvena married William J. Foreman and by 1908 was a resident of Milton, Wisconsin.
Amanda joined her brothers, Andrew M. and Philo Oscar, and her cousin, Albert, in journeying to the California gold fields. She was married to J.C. Johnson in Washington Territory. Amanda and J.C had a daughter, Adena, who died at the age of three years and is buried in the Clarksfield Methodist Cemetery.
Amanda died February 14, 1871.
Amanda and George had one daughter, Malvena, born about 1840. George and Amanda separate. In the 1850 Census Malvena was living with her grandparents, Philo and Lucena. Malvena married William J. Foreman and by 1908 was a resident of Milton, Wisconsin.
Amanda joined her brothers, Andrew M. and Philo Oscar, and her cousin, Albert, in journeying to the California gold fields. She was married to J.C. Johnson in Washington Territory. Amanda and J.C had a daughter, Adena, who died at the age of three years and is buried in the Clarksfield Methodist Cemetery.
Amanda died February 14, 1871.
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