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Commentator: Alonzo Smith Bower
THE STEPHENS FAMILY
A Genealogy of the Descendants of Joshua Stevens
Written by Bascom Asbury Cecil Stephens, Los Angeles, California, A. D. 1892
Printed, with a few additions, by Alonzo Smith Bower, Lima, Ohio, A. D. 1910
JOSHUA STEPHENS, , the ancestor of this STEPHENS Family, was born, according to the family tradition, in what is now the County of Berkes, in the State of Pennsylvania, of Welsh parents, A. D. 1733. According to the recollection of C. C. Stephens, his grandfather, E. D. Stephens, , son of this Joshua Stephens, , stated to him in an interview at Hardin, Ohio, about 1860, that Joshua Stephens's father's name was also Joshua Stephens, , which would make him the senior; that Joshua Stephens, Senior, with two brothers, David, , and Ebenezer, , came over from Wales. Of these three last named persons nothing further is known at the present writing, than the foregoing statement.
That there was a large Welsh immigration into the present territory of Berkes County prior to 1733, the birth year of Joshua Stephens, Jr., , is a fact well corroborated by the history of Pennsylvania.
EXPLANATION
The principal abbreviations used in these pages are:
b. standing for born. m. standing for married. d. standing for died. y. standing for young.
For convenience and distinction, as in all genealogical works, each name is given a number separately. Without this it would be difficult to tell which Joshua Stephens is meant, for there are many of that name, as also others. The numbers are also valuable for tracing out any particular pedigree; for instance, suppose that William Stephens, of Camp Verde, should desire to know the full line of his paternal ancestry, he would find his name on page 56, where his number is given as 275: then looking up the left-hand column of figures he will find No. 275 on page 27, where he will find the date of his birth, and that his father is Samuel Stephens, No. 76; thence, running up the column to No. 76, which he will find on page 12, he will find that Samuel was the son of Charles Stephens, No. 19; the latter figure is found on page 8, where Charles is shown to be the son of David Stephens, No. 10; the last figure is to be found on page 7, showing that David was the son of Joshua Stephens, No. 6; he is the son of Joshua Stephens, No. 3. His pedigree is:
Joshua Stephens, , father of Joshua Stephens, , father of David Stephens, , father of Charles Stephens, , father of Samuel Stephens, , father of Williams Stephens, , father of
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