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John Dickson Stephens

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John Dickson Stephens

Birth
Bunceton, Cooper County, Missouri, USA
Death
27 Aug 1898 (aged 71)
San Francisco, San Francisco County, California, USA
Burial
Woodland, Yolo County, California, USA Add to Map
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Buried with Joseph Craig, Kate Stephens, Mary Stephens, Mary Stephens, Tilden Craig, Jose Craig, and George Stephens.

Truly one of the important pioneers of California, John Dickson Stephens was born in Bunceton, Missouri on September 23, 1826 to Joseph Stephens and Catherine Dickson Stephens. After starting to study medicine, he made his way to the California gold rush in 1849.
He eventually settled in Yolo County, California and founded the Bank of Woodland. He also owned ranches, the Capay Ditch company, and numerous other businesses.
Mr. Stephens died in San Francisco.
His lineage is as follows: Joseph Stephens and Catherine Dickson Stephens, Peter Stephens, Jr. and Mary Chrisman, and Peter Stephens and Maria Christina LNU (not Rittenhouse). The Stephens family was from Frederick County, Virginia.
Buried with Joseph Craig, Kate Stephens, Mary Stephens, Mary Stephens, Tilden Craig, Jose Craig, and George Stephens.

Truly one of the important pioneers of California, John Dickson Stephens was born in Bunceton, Missouri on September 23, 1826 to Joseph Stephens and Catherine Dickson Stephens. After starting to study medicine, he made his way to the California gold rush in 1849.
He eventually settled in Yolo County, California and founded the Bank of Woodland. He also owned ranches, the Capay Ditch company, and numerous other businesses.
Mr. Stephens died in San Francisco.
His lineage is as follows: Joseph Stephens and Catherine Dickson Stephens, Peter Stephens, Jr. and Mary Chrisman, and Peter Stephens and Maria Christina LNU (not Rittenhouse). The Stephens family was from Frederick County, Virginia.

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