SOLOMON STEPHENS was born on 27 July 1800 in Georgia, and he was the third child of Stephen Stephens (1773-1852) and Mary Barrow (1775-1866).
He married Charity Watson before 1850 in Georgia. Solomon and Charity had SIX children of record, (Five children are named on census records, and an unnamed infant son is buried next to Solomon & Charity at the New Hope Baptist Church in Heard County, Georgia):
Benjamin F. Stephens (1850-1923),
Maryann LaFayette Stephens-Mooty (1852-1933),
Frances Elizabeth Stephens-Minter (1855-1897),
Martha "Mattie" Kansas Stephens-Chambers (1860-1944),
Alfred Olen Stephens (1860-?), and
Infant (son) Stephens (no dates on tombstone).
Solomon passed away on 01 April 1866 in Heard County, Georgia, and he was buried at New Hope Baptist Cemetery next to his wife Charity.
©Mark Morrow
REFERENCES:
1. 25 Oct 1850 41st District, Heard County, Georgia Census, (Family #446, Line 25), Head of Household.
2. 28 Aug 1860 Franklin PO, Heard County, Georgia Census, (Sheet 120, Family #786, Line 16), Head of Household.
3. Post, Gerald, Alive & Good to Know, APSWIN Inc, 1988, p. 192-193.
4. Online Family Bible Record entry referenced by Thomas Greg Young at:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaheard/family/stephens.htm
5. Genealogy information compiled by Betty Stephens-Earl, and forwarded by Becky Carden, received 22 January 2006.
6. Copy of Stephens' Family Bible, p. 678, received from Ronald G. Young on 11 Oct 2006.
7. Eller, Lynda S., 1977, Heard County, Georgia Cemeteries, p 49 - 51.
"Old New Hope Church (Also known as Rock-Lewis Cemetery).
Solomon Stephens 27 July 1800 - 1 April 1866."
©Mark Morrow
He married Charity Watson before 1850 in Georgia. Solomon and Charity had SIX children of record, (Five children are named on census records, and an unnamed infant son is buried next to Solomon & Charity at the New Hope Baptist Church in Heard County, Georgia):
Benjamin F. Stephens (1850-1923),
Maryann LaFayette Stephens-Mooty (1852-1933),
Frances Elizabeth Stephens-Minter (1855-1897),
Martha "Mattie" Kansas Stephens-Chambers (1860-1944),
Alfred Olen Stephens (1860-?), and
Infant (son) Stephens (no dates on tombstone).
Solomon passed away on 01 April 1866 in Heard County, Georgia, and he was buried at New Hope Baptist Cemetery next to his wife Charity.
©Mark Morrow
REFERENCES:
1. 25 Oct 1850 41st District, Heard County, Georgia Census, (Family #446, Line 25), Head of Household.
2. 28 Aug 1860 Franklin PO, Heard County, Georgia Census, (Sheet 120, Family #786, Line 16), Head of Household.
3. Post, Gerald, Alive & Good to Know, APSWIN Inc, 1988, p. 192-193.
4. Online Family Bible Record entry referenced by Thomas Greg Young at:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaheard/family/stephens.htm
5. Genealogy information compiled by Betty Stephens-Earl, and forwarded by Becky Carden, received 22 January 2006.
6. Copy of Stephens' Family Bible, p. 678, received from Ronald G. Young on 11 Oct 2006.
7. Eller, Lynda S., 1977, Heard County, Georgia Cemeteries, p 49 - 51.
"Old New Hope Church (Also known as Rock-Lewis Cemetery).
Solomon Stephens 27 July 1800 - 1 April 1866."
©Mark Morrow
SOLOMON STEPHENS was born on 27 July 1800 in Georgia, and he was the third child of Stephen Stephens (1773-1852) and Mary Barrow (1775-1866).
He married Charity Watson before 1850 in Georgia. Solomon and Charity had SIX children of record, (Five children are named on census records, and an unnamed infant son is buried next to Solomon & Charity at the New Hope Baptist Church in Heard County, Georgia):
Benjamin F. Stephens (1850-1923),
Maryann LaFayette Stephens-Mooty (1852-1933),
Frances Elizabeth Stephens-Minter (1855-1897),
Martha "Mattie" Kansas Stephens-Chambers (1860-1944),
Alfred Olen Stephens (1860-?), and
Infant (son) Stephens (no dates on tombstone).
Solomon passed away on 01 April 1866 in Heard County, Georgia, and he was buried at New Hope Baptist Cemetery next to his wife Charity.
©Mark Morrow
REFERENCES:
1. 25 Oct 1850 41st District, Heard County, Georgia Census, (Family #446, Line 25), Head of Household.
2. 28 Aug 1860 Franklin PO, Heard County, Georgia Census, (Sheet 120, Family #786, Line 16), Head of Household.
3. Post, Gerald, Alive & Good to Know, APSWIN Inc, 1988, p. 192-193.
4. Online Family Bible Record entry referenced by Thomas Greg Young at:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaheard/family/stephens.htm
5. Genealogy information compiled by Betty Stephens-Earl, and forwarded by Becky Carden, received 22 January 2006.
6. Copy of Stephens' Family Bible, p. 678, received from Ronald G. Young on 11 Oct 2006.
7. Eller, Lynda S., 1977, Heard County, Georgia Cemeteries, p 49 - 51.
"Old New Hope Church (Also known as Rock-Lewis Cemetery).
Solomon Stephens 27 July 1800 - 1 April 1866."
©Mark Morrow
He married Charity Watson before 1850 in Georgia. Solomon and Charity had SIX children of record, (Five children are named on census records, and an unnamed infant son is buried next to Solomon & Charity at the New Hope Baptist Church in Heard County, Georgia):
Benjamin F. Stephens (1850-1923),
Maryann LaFayette Stephens-Mooty (1852-1933),
Frances Elizabeth Stephens-Minter (1855-1897),
Martha "Mattie" Kansas Stephens-Chambers (1860-1944),
Alfred Olen Stephens (1860-?), and
Infant (son) Stephens (no dates on tombstone).
Solomon passed away on 01 April 1866 in Heard County, Georgia, and he was buried at New Hope Baptist Cemetery next to his wife Charity.
©Mark Morrow
REFERENCES:
1. 25 Oct 1850 41st District, Heard County, Georgia Census, (Family #446, Line 25), Head of Household.
2. 28 Aug 1860 Franklin PO, Heard County, Georgia Census, (Sheet 120, Family #786, Line 16), Head of Household.
3. Post, Gerald, Alive & Good to Know, APSWIN Inc, 1988, p. 192-193.
4. Online Family Bible Record entry referenced by Thomas Greg Young at:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaheard/family/stephens.htm
5. Genealogy information compiled by Betty Stephens-Earl, and forwarded by Becky Carden, received 22 January 2006.
6. Copy of Stephens' Family Bible, p. 678, received from Ronald G. Young on 11 Oct 2006.
7. Eller, Lynda S., 1977, Heard County, Georgia Cemeteries, p 49 - 51.
"Old New Hope Church (Also known as Rock-Lewis Cemetery).
Solomon Stephens 27 July 1800 - 1 April 1866."
©Mark Morrow
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