John Robert Stevens

Birth3 December 1826 - St Helens, Ipswich Harwich England

Death28 January 1915 - Buried Port Chalmers New Cemetery, Dunedin, NZ. Blk UO Plot 257 Class A

MotherAnn Elizabeth Carrington

FatherJohn Robert Stevens

Born in St Helens, Ipswich Harwich England on 3 December 1826 to John Robert Stevens and Ann Elizabeth Carrington. John Robert Stevens married Thirza GARDINER and had 12 children. He passed away on 28 January 1915 in Buried Port Chalmers New Cemetery, Dunedin, NZ. Blk UO Plot 257 Class A.

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Parents

John Robert Stevens
1801 - Unknown

Ann Elizabeth Carrington
1801 - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Thirza Gardiner
1836 - 1866

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John Robert Stevens
1862 - 1921

Charlotte (Lottie) Stevens
1876 - 1960

Harriet Duke Pearce Stevens
1877 - 1945

Frederick William Hitchcox Stevens
1885 - 1886

Gertrude Stevens
1886 - Unknown

Elizabeth (Liz) Stevens
1874 - 1970

Anna Maisie Stevens
1868 - 1868

Margaret Shadforth (Mag) Stevens
1881 - 1966

Edmund Calver Stevens
1878 - 1879

Mary Fredreka (Doll) Stevens
1884 - 1964

Alice Maud Stevens
1871 - 1871

Henry Charles Stevens
1870 - 1924

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