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Nancy Stevens

Birthabout 1820 - Sampson County, North Carolina, United States of America
Death1860 - Pepperell, Massachusetts
MotherSarah "Sallie" KING
FatherWhitley STEVENS

Born in Sampson County, North Carolina, United States of America on about 1820 to Whitley STEVENS and Sarah "Sallie" KING. Nancy Stevens married Henry D Lewis and had 10 children. She passed away on 1860 in Pepperell, Massachusetts.

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Parents
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Whitley Stevens
1772 - 1827
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Sarah "Sallie" King
1786 - 1859
Spouse(s)
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Henry D Lewis
1823 - 1899
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Henry J Darden
1796 - 1844
Children Show all
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Luther Melanchthon Lewis
1855 - 1916
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William Alford Lewis
1851 - 1923
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Marion Aubigne Lewis
1850 - 1923
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James Henry "Jim" Lewis
1849 - 1924
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Oswald Knox Lewis
1858 - 1918
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Mary Ella Lewis
1846 - 1894
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Ann Oates Lewis
1858 - 1858
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Francis Virginia "Jennie" Lewis
1854 - 1931
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Lila Jane Lewis
1845 - 1850
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Amos Oates Lewis
1856 - 1857

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