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Truman S. Stevens and Eliza A. Beam |
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1 Truman S. Stevens and Eliza A. Beam of Canadice NY circa 1900. Photo is courtesy of Daniel Conklin. |
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2 Truman S. Stevens and Eliza A. Beam of Canadice NY circa 1920. The children, from left to right, are Gertrude, George and Ethel. Photo is courtesy of Daniel Conklin. |
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The Family of Truman S. Stevens and Eliza A. Beam Stevens |
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The Parents of Truman S. Stevens Edward Stevens and Louise A. Reed Stevens |
The Parents of Eliza A. Beam |
Stevens Family Tree |
Reed Family Tree |
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Marriages of Truman S. Stevens 1st Marriage to Eliza A. Beam circa 1900 |
Marriages of Eliza A. Beam 1st Marriage to Truman S. Stevens circa 1900 |
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The Obituary of Truman S. Stevens 22 November 1873 - 13 June 1933 From the Democrat and Chronicle, 14 May 1933. Truman S. Stevens, 59, former welfare commissioner of Ontario County, died suddenly in an automobile in West Henrietta Road last evening. Death was believed due to a heart attack. At the time of his death he was accompanied by his wife and his son, Edward, who was driving. They were on their way home to Canandaigua after a visit to Rochester. When he collapsed in the car Mrs. Stevens applied first aid methods and his son summoned an ambulance from the Strong Memorial Hospital, but Mr. Stevens was dead when the ambulance arrived. The body was taken to the Monroe County Morgue and later to the Stevens home at Parish Street, Canandaigua. Mr. Stevens retired Jan. 1 as welfare commissioner after serving for three and one-half years. He had been in poor health for some time and the increased work of the Welfare Department in the last few years had proved a heavy burden for him. Previous to being appointed welfare commissioner he had served for a number of years as supervisor of the Town of Richmond. He was one of the organisers of the Hemlock Masonic Lodge. He was succeeded as welfare commissioner by Harry K. Dibble of Ionia, former supervisor of the Town of West Bloomfield. Besides his wife and son, Mr. Stevens leaves two daughters, Mrs. Sayre Beam and Mrs. Clayton Harvey of Hemlock. |
The Obituary of Eliza A. Beam Stevens birth - death No obituary found. |
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The Burial of Truman S. Stevens Lake View Cemetery in Honeoye NY |
The Burial of Eliza A. Beam Stevens Lake View Cemetery in Honeoye NY |
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |