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Lucius Stevens was born about 1872 in the Town of Knox, the son of Clarence E. Stevens and Elizabeth Ellen Quay. His siblings were: | Lucius Stevens was born about 1872 in the Town of Knox, the son of Clarence E. Stevens and Elizabeth Ellen Quay. His siblings were: | ||
| − | *Mary Elizabeth Stevens | + | *'''[[Stevens, Mary Elizabeth (B. 1891)|Mary Elizabeth Stevens]]''' married '''[[Adams, Byron C.|Byron C. Adams]]''' |
| − | * | + | *Evert (Everett) M. Stevens was the husband of '''[[Smith, Jennie|Jennie Smith]]''' (Daughter of '''[[Andrew Smith]]''') and father of '''[[Stevens, Victor A.|Victor A. Stevens]]''' |
| − | *'''[[Daniel Webster Stevens]]''' | + | *'''[[Daniel Webster Stevens]]''' married Cora Emily Quay and '''[[Quay, Edna Mae|Edna Mae Quay]]''' |
| − | * | + | *'''[[Stevens, Leola|Leola Stevens]]''' married '''[[Batcher, Alfred G.|Alfred G. Batcher]]''', Herman Smith, and Owen Onderdonk |
| − | * | + | *'''[[Lucius Stevens]]''' married '''[[Elsass, Pearl Mae|Pearl Mae Elsass]]''' |
| − | *Minnie Stevens | + | *Burton Stevens |
| − | *Susan M. Stevens | + | *Minnie Stevens married Mr. Hunt |
| − | *Franklin Quay Stevens | + | *Susan M. Stevens (1875 - 1884)<ref name="BH">www.BerneHistory.com Family Files</ref> |
| − | *Albert J. Stevens | + | *Franklin Quay Stevens married '''[[Batcher, Grace|Grace E. Batcher]]''' and was father of '''[[Stevens, Blanche|Blanche Stevens]]''' |
| − | *'''[[Stevens, Millard|Millard Stevens]]''' | + | *Albert J. Stevens (1877 - 1884)<ref name="BH">www.BerneHistory.com Family Files</ref> |
| − | * | + | *'''[[Stevens, Millard|Millard Stevens]]''' |
| + | *'''[[Ida M. Stevens]]''' married '''[[Edward Wagoner]]''' | ||
==Education== <!--DELETE THIS LINE IF NOT NEEDED--> | ==Education== <!--DELETE THIS LINE IF NOT NEEDED--> | ||
Revision as of 19:10, 31 May 2013
Birth
Lucius Stevens was born about 1872 in the Town of Knox, the son of Clarence E. Stevens and Elizabeth Ellen Quay. His siblings were:
- Mary Elizabeth Stevens married Byron C. Adams
- Evert (Everett) M. Stevens was the husband of Jennie Smith (Daughter of Andrew Smith) and father of Victor A. Stevens
- Daniel Webster Stevens married Cora Emily Quay and Edna Mae Quay
- Leola Stevens married Alfred G. Batcher, Herman Smith, and Owen Onderdonk
- Lucius Stevens married Pearl Mae Elsass
- Burton Stevens
- Minnie Stevens married Mr. Hunt
- Susan M. Stevens (1875 - 1884)[1]
- Franklin Quay Stevens married Grace E. Batcher and was father of Blanche Stevens
- Albert J. Stevens (1877 - 1884)[1]
- Millard Stevens
- Ida M. Stevens married Edward Wagoner
Education
Occupation
Marriage & Children
Lucius Stevens married Pearl Mae Elsass. Their child was:
- Elizabeth Stevens of Knox
Mr. Lucius Stevens and Miss Pearl Mae Elsass, both of Knox. were united in marriage at the Reformed church on the 22d inst.
- Altamont Enterprise — Friday, December 27, 1907
MARRIED
STEVENS-ELSASS-Dec 22,1907, by Rev. Stanley G. Tyndall, Mr.Lucius Stevens and Pearl Elsass, both of Knox.
- Altamont Enterprise — Friday, December 27, 190
Death
Stevens
Lucius 1874 - 1967
His Wife
Pearl
1888 - 1965
Stevens
Lucius 1874 - 1967
His Wife
Pearl
1888 - 1965
Russell Alsass
1877 - 1951
Elizabeth Stevens
1913 - 2012
Lucius Stevens died last Tuesday (March 28, 1967) at Marcy Rest Home, East Berne. He was 94 years old and had been in failing health for some time.
Obituary
Knox
Lucius Stevens died last Tuesday (March 28, 1967) at Marcy Rest Home, East Berne. He was 94 years old and had been in failing health for some time. His funeral was held last Saturday at Fredendall Funeral Home with Rev. Donald Hull officiating. He was the husband of the late Pearl Elsass, father of Miss Elizabeth Stevens of Knox; brother of Everett Stevens, Schenectady, Mrs. Minnie Hunt, Memphis, Tenn., D. W. Stevens and Mrs. Mary Adams of Knox. Interment was in Knox Cemetery.
- Altamont Enterprise — Friday, April 7, 1967
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