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James Stevens

Birth1811 - St. Erth, Cornwall, England
Death1867-10-00 - St. Erth, Cornwall, England
MotherMary Jennings
FatherJohn Stevens

Born in St. Erth, Cornwall, England on 1811 to John Stevens and Mary Jennings. James Stevens married Ann (Nanny Stevens) Hodge and had 9 children. He passed away on 1867-10-00 in St. Erth, Cornwall, England.

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Parents
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John Stevens
1775 - 1812
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Mary Jennings
1770 - 1850
Spouse(s)
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Ann (Nanny Stevens) Hodge
1815 - 1896
Children Show all
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James Stevens
1842 - 1901
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Mary Hodge Stevens
1832 - 1918
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Elizabeth Stevens
1837 - Unknown
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Emma Stevens
1846 - 1902
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Robert John Stevens
1857 - 1902
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Robert Hodge Stevens
1844 - 1844
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Sarah Jane Stevens
1852 - 1876
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Ann Nanny Stevens
1834 - 1904
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Amelia Stevens
1849 - 1940

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