John Edward Stevens was born in 1855 in Kent, England. He came to New York City sometime before 1891.
He was married to Ellen Lynch, who was also born in Kent, England in 1863.
John and Ellen had one son, named William Henry Frank Stevens, born in March 1891 in New York City. John's wife Ellen became ill and tragically died in September 1891, when their son William was only six months old.
John later married Margaret "Maggie" Fay, and they had a daughter together.
John and his second wife, Maggie, are buried in the same plot. There is no headstone, but the flower bouquet marks the grave in the pictures taken in 2011 by the kind Find A Grave volunteer.
He was married to Ellen Lynch, who was also born in Kent, England in 1863.
John and Ellen had one son, named William Henry Frank Stevens, born in March 1891 in New York City. John's wife Ellen became ill and tragically died in September 1891, when their son William was only six months old.
John later married Margaret "Maggie" Fay, and they had a daughter together.
John and his second wife, Maggie, are buried in the same plot. There is no headstone, but the flower bouquet marks the grave in the pictures taken in 2011 by the kind Find A Grave volunteer.
John Edward Stevens was born in 1855 in Kent, England. He came to New York City sometime before 1891.
He was married to Ellen Lynch, who was also born in Kent, England in 1863.
John and Ellen had one son, named William Henry Frank Stevens, born in March 1891 in New York City. John's wife Ellen became ill and tragically died in September 1891, when their son William was only six months old.
John later married Margaret "Maggie" Fay, and they had a daughter together.
John and his second wife, Maggie, are buried in the same plot. There is no headstone, but the flower bouquet marks the grave in the pictures taken in 2011 by the kind Find A Grave volunteer.
He was married to Ellen Lynch, who was also born in Kent, England in 1863.
John and Ellen had one son, named William Henry Frank Stevens, born in March 1891 in New York City. John's wife Ellen became ill and tragically died in September 1891, when their son William was only six months old.
John later married Margaret "Maggie" Fay, and they had a daughter together.
John and his second wife, Maggie, are buried in the same plot. There is no headstone, but the flower bouquet marks the grave in the pictures taken in 2011 by the kind Find A Grave volunteer.
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Both John Stevens and his second wife, Margaret Fay Stevens are buried in this unmarked grave site. A flower bouquet marked the location for the picture in 2011.
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