The Emporia Gazette, 25 Apr 1923, Wednesday
MRS. DAVID STEVENS
Mrs. David V. Stevens, who died recently in Chase county, was born October 21, 1844, near Delaware, Ohio. She moved with her parents to Toledo, Iowa (sic), in 1864. In 1867 she was married to David V. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens moved to Kansas in 1869, settling on a homestead in Dry Creek, 10 miles west of Emporia. In the spring of 1896 they moved to Chase county.
Mrs. Stevens is survived by Mr. Stevens and two daughters, Miss Dora Stevens, of Homestead; and Mrs. Maud Wagner, of New Orleans, La. A brother, William McGee, of Toledo, Ohio, and a sister, Mrs. E. M. Stevens, of Caney also survive.
Mrs. Stevens was a member of the Christian church.
Information provided by Becky Doan #46821009
MRS. DAVID STEVENS
Mrs. David V. Stevens, who died recently in Chase county, was born October 21, 1844, near Delaware, Ohio. She moved with her parents to Toledo, Iowa (sic), in 1864. In 1867 she was married to David V. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens moved to Kansas in 1869, settling on a homestead in Dry Creek, 10 miles west of Emporia. In the spring of 1896 they moved to Chase county.
Mrs. Stevens is survived by Mr. Stevens and two daughters, Miss Dora Stevens, of Homestead; and Mrs. Maud Wagner, of New Orleans, La. A brother, William McGee, of Toledo, Ohio, and a sister, Mrs. E. M. Stevens, of Caney also survive.
Mrs. Stevens was a member of the Christian church.
Information provided by Becky Doan #46821009
The Emporia Gazette, 25 Apr 1923, Wednesday
MRS. DAVID STEVENS
Mrs. David V. Stevens, who died recently in Chase county, was born October 21, 1844, near Delaware, Ohio. She moved with her parents to Toledo, Iowa (sic), in 1864. In 1867 she was married to David V. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens moved to Kansas in 1869, settling on a homestead in Dry Creek, 10 miles west of Emporia. In the spring of 1896 they moved to Chase county.
Mrs. Stevens is survived by Mr. Stevens and two daughters, Miss Dora Stevens, of Homestead; and Mrs. Maud Wagner, of New Orleans, La. A brother, William McGee, of Toledo, Ohio, and a sister, Mrs. E. M. Stevens, of Caney also survive.
Mrs. Stevens was a member of the Christian church.
Information provided by Becky Doan #46821009
MRS. DAVID STEVENS
Mrs. David V. Stevens, who died recently in Chase county, was born October 21, 1844, near Delaware, Ohio. She moved with her parents to Toledo, Iowa (sic), in 1864. In 1867 she was married to David V. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens moved to Kansas in 1869, settling on a homestead in Dry Creek, 10 miles west of Emporia. In the spring of 1896 they moved to Chase county.
Mrs. Stevens is survived by Mr. Stevens and two daughters, Miss Dora Stevens, of Homestead; and Mrs. Maud Wagner, of New Orleans, La. A brother, William McGee, of Toledo, Ohio, and a sister, Mrs. E. M. Stevens, of Caney also survive.
Mrs. Stevens was a member of the Christian church.
Information provided by Becky Doan #46821009
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
