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Thomas Richard Stevens

Birth10 December 1870 - Venison Island, Labrador, Canada
Death23 Jul 1925 - St John's Newfoundland Canada
MotherElizabeth Moores
FatherThomas Stevens (Stephens)

Born in Venison Island, Labrador, Canada on 10 December 1870 to Thomas Stevens (Stephens) and Elizabeth Moores. Thomas Richard Stevens married Margaret Jane Milley and had 7 children. He passed away on 23 Jul 1925 in St John's Newfoundland Canada.

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Thomas Stevens (Stephens)
1833 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Moores
Unknown - Unknown
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Margaret Jane Milley
1875 - Unknown
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Susie "Mae" Stevens
1917 - 1996
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Walter Kitchener Stephens (Stevens)
1915 - 1944
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Bertha M Stevens
1911 - 1995
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Gladys M. (Developmentally Delayed) Stevens
1907 - 1980
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James Edward Stevens
1905 - 1997
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Ethyl "Hattie" "Ettie" Mae Stevens
1908 - 1984
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Elsie May Stevens
1900 - Unknown

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