Buried in the John Gregory Smith Family Lot
Flat marker behind monument.
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Info below provided by: Mark Morrow
JULIA BURNETT SMITH-STEVENS was born on 20 July 1856 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont to John Gregory Smith & Ann Eliza Brainerd-Smith.
As a young lady, Julia attended boarding school in N Canaan, Litchfield County, Connecticut.
Julia married Oliver Crocker Stevens on 10 June 1885 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont. There is no record of children by this marriage. However, The 1890 census burned, and the couple cannot be located on the 1900 census to confirm whether they did or did not have children.
Oliver and Julia were able to travel to Liverpool England together, and they returned on the ship "Tunisian" at a port in Quebec, Canada on 20 June 1903. Julia was able to enjoy more traveling later in life as a widow, visiting the countries of Austria, Belgium, England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland.
Julia passed away on 26 September 1929 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont, and she was laid to rest there with her family at Greenwood Cemetery.
REFERENCES:
1. 14 July 1860 St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont Census, (Stamped 56, Sheet 74, Family #535, Line 6), Parents' Household, J Gregory & Ann E B Smith.
2. 10 June 1870 Canaan Post Office, N Canaan, Litchfield County, Connecticut Census, (Stamped 309, Sheet 15, Family #109, Line 33), Julie Smith is in Boarding School within Betsy Franklin's Household.
3. 4 June 1880 Saint Albans, Franklin County, Vermont Census, (ED: 112, Stamped 237, Sheet 10B, Family #88, Line 5), Parents' Household, John G & Ann Eliza Smith.
4. 1900
5. 28 April 1910 Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts Federal Census, (ED: 1424, Stamped 253, Sheet 19A, Family #290, Line 35), Husband's Household, Oliver C Stevens.
6. Massachusetts State Vital Records, 1841-1920:
Groom: Oliver Crocker Stevens.
Age: 30.
Birth Estimate: 1855.
Birthplace: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.
Current Residence: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.
Bride: Julia Burnett Smith.
Married: 10 June 1885.
Place: St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.
Groom's Father: Calvin Stevens.
Groom's Mother: Sophia Tappan Crocker.
Bride's Father: John Gregory Smith.
Bride's Mother: Ann Elisa Brainerd.
Officiating: Pastor, John A McColl.
Clerk: J S Meeks.
7. Vermont, St. Albans Canadian Border Crossings, 1895-1954:
Date: 20 June 1903.
Ship: Tunisian.
Departed: Liverpool, England.
Arrival: Quebec, Canada port.
Citizenship: American.
33. Oliver C Stevens.
34. Mrs Oliver C Stevens (Julia B Stevens).
8. United States Passport Applications, 1795-1925, Certificate #275706:
Julia B Stevens.
Born: 20 July 1856.
Birthplace: Vermont.
Spouse: Oliver Crocker Stevens.
Application Date: 1923.
Approved destinations: Austria, Belgium, England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland.
Description of Julia:
Age: 67, Stature: 5' 5", Forehead: Medium, Eyes: Blue, Nose: Straight, Mouth: Straight, Chin: Round, Hair: Mixed Gray, Complexion: Fair, Face: Long Oval.
Two Affidavits attesting to her identity:
1. 24 April 1913: Friend & Lawyer, Henry M Rogers of Boston, Massachusetts, known for 30 years.
2. 23 April 1923: Brother, President of Central Vermont Railways, Edward C. Smith. No Birth record for her in City of St Albans, but she was born on 20 July 1856 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont, according to their Father's Family Bible, which is now in his possession.
Flat marker behind monument.
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Info below provided by: Mark Morrow
JULIA BURNETT SMITH-STEVENS was born on 20 July 1856 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont to John Gregory Smith & Ann Eliza Brainerd-Smith.
As a young lady, Julia attended boarding school in N Canaan, Litchfield County, Connecticut.
Julia married Oliver Crocker Stevens on 10 June 1885 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont. There is no record of children by this marriage. However, The 1890 census burned, and the couple cannot be located on the 1900 census to confirm whether they did or did not have children.
Oliver and Julia were able to travel to Liverpool England together, and they returned on the ship "Tunisian" at a port in Quebec, Canada on 20 June 1903. Julia was able to enjoy more traveling later in life as a widow, visiting the countries of Austria, Belgium, England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland.
Julia passed away on 26 September 1929 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont, and she was laid to rest there with her family at Greenwood Cemetery.
REFERENCES:
1. 14 July 1860 St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont Census, (Stamped 56, Sheet 74, Family #535, Line 6), Parents' Household, J Gregory & Ann E B Smith.
2. 10 June 1870 Canaan Post Office, N Canaan, Litchfield County, Connecticut Census, (Stamped 309, Sheet 15, Family #109, Line 33), Julie Smith is in Boarding School within Betsy Franklin's Household.
3. 4 June 1880 Saint Albans, Franklin County, Vermont Census, (ED: 112, Stamped 237, Sheet 10B, Family #88, Line 5), Parents' Household, John G & Ann Eliza Smith.
4. 1900
5. 28 April 1910 Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts Federal Census, (ED: 1424, Stamped 253, Sheet 19A, Family #290, Line 35), Husband's Household, Oliver C Stevens.
6. Massachusetts State Vital Records, 1841-1920:
Groom: Oliver Crocker Stevens.
Age: 30.
Birth Estimate: 1855.
Birthplace: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.
Current Residence: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.
Bride: Julia Burnett Smith.
Married: 10 June 1885.
Place: St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.
Groom's Father: Calvin Stevens.
Groom's Mother: Sophia Tappan Crocker.
Bride's Father: John Gregory Smith.
Bride's Mother: Ann Elisa Brainerd.
Officiating: Pastor, John A McColl.
Clerk: J S Meeks.
7. Vermont, St. Albans Canadian Border Crossings, 1895-1954:
Date: 20 June 1903.
Ship: Tunisian.
Departed: Liverpool, England.
Arrival: Quebec, Canada port.
Citizenship: American.
33. Oliver C Stevens.
34. Mrs Oliver C Stevens (Julia B Stevens).
8. United States Passport Applications, 1795-1925, Certificate #275706:
Julia B Stevens.
Born: 20 July 1856.
Birthplace: Vermont.
Spouse: Oliver Crocker Stevens.
Application Date: 1923.
Approved destinations: Austria, Belgium, England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland.
Description of Julia:
Age: 67, Stature: 5' 5", Forehead: Medium, Eyes: Blue, Nose: Straight, Mouth: Straight, Chin: Round, Hair: Mixed Gray, Complexion: Fair, Face: Long Oval.
Two Affidavits attesting to her identity:
1. 24 April 1913: Friend & Lawyer, Henry M Rogers of Boston, Massachusetts, known for 30 years.
2. 23 April 1923: Brother, President of Central Vermont Railways, Edward C. Smith. No Birth record for her in City of St Albans, but she was born on 20 July 1856 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont, according to their Father's Family Bible, which is now in his possession.
Buried in the John Gregory Smith Family Lot
Flat marker behind monument.
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Info below provided by: Mark Morrow
JULIA BURNETT SMITH-STEVENS was born on 20 July 1856 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont to John Gregory Smith & Ann Eliza Brainerd-Smith.
As a young lady, Julia attended boarding school in N Canaan, Litchfield County, Connecticut.
Julia married Oliver Crocker Stevens on 10 June 1885 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont. There is no record of children by this marriage. However, The 1890 census burned, and the couple cannot be located on the 1900 census to confirm whether they did or did not have children.
Oliver and Julia were able to travel to Liverpool England together, and they returned on the ship "Tunisian" at a port in Quebec, Canada on 20 June 1903. Julia was able to enjoy more traveling later in life as a widow, visiting the countries of Austria, Belgium, England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland.
Julia passed away on 26 September 1929 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont, and she was laid to rest there with her family at Greenwood Cemetery.
REFERENCES:
1. 14 July 1860 St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont Census, (Stamped 56, Sheet 74, Family #535, Line 6), Parents' Household, J Gregory & Ann E B Smith.
2. 10 June 1870 Canaan Post Office, N Canaan, Litchfield County, Connecticut Census, (Stamped 309, Sheet 15, Family #109, Line 33), Julie Smith is in Boarding School within Betsy Franklin's Household.
3. 4 June 1880 Saint Albans, Franklin County, Vermont Census, (ED: 112, Stamped 237, Sheet 10B, Family #88, Line 5), Parents' Household, John G & Ann Eliza Smith.
4. 1900
5. 28 April 1910 Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts Federal Census, (ED: 1424, Stamped 253, Sheet 19A, Family #290, Line 35), Husband's Household, Oliver C Stevens.
6. Massachusetts State Vital Records, 1841-1920:
Groom: Oliver Crocker Stevens.
Age: 30.
Birth Estimate: 1855.
Birthplace: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.
Current Residence: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.
Bride: Julia Burnett Smith.
Married: 10 June 1885.
Place: St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.
Groom's Father: Calvin Stevens.
Groom's Mother: Sophia Tappan Crocker.
Bride's Father: John Gregory Smith.
Bride's Mother: Ann Elisa Brainerd.
Officiating: Pastor, John A McColl.
Clerk: J S Meeks.
7. Vermont, St. Albans Canadian Border Crossings, 1895-1954:
Date: 20 June 1903.
Ship: Tunisian.
Departed: Liverpool, England.
Arrival: Quebec, Canada port.
Citizenship: American.
33. Oliver C Stevens.
34. Mrs Oliver C Stevens (Julia B Stevens).
8. United States Passport Applications, 1795-1925, Certificate #275706:
Julia B Stevens.
Born: 20 July 1856.
Birthplace: Vermont.
Spouse: Oliver Crocker Stevens.
Application Date: 1923.
Approved destinations: Austria, Belgium, England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland.
Description of Julia:
Age: 67, Stature: 5' 5", Forehead: Medium, Eyes: Blue, Nose: Straight, Mouth: Straight, Chin: Round, Hair: Mixed Gray, Complexion: Fair, Face: Long Oval.
Two Affidavits attesting to her identity:
1. 24 April 1913: Friend & Lawyer, Henry M Rogers of Boston, Massachusetts, known for 30 years.
2. 23 April 1923: Brother, President of Central Vermont Railways, Edward C. Smith. No Birth record for her in City of St Albans, but she was born on 20 July 1856 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont, according to their Father's Family Bible, which is now in his possession.
Flat marker behind monument.
----
Info below provided by: Mark Morrow
JULIA BURNETT SMITH-STEVENS was born on 20 July 1856 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont to John Gregory Smith & Ann Eliza Brainerd-Smith.
As a young lady, Julia attended boarding school in N Canaan, Litchfield County, Connecticut.
Julia married Oliver Crocker Stevens on 10 June 1885 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont. There is no record of children by this marriage. However, The 1890 census burned, and the couple cannot be located on the 1900 census to confirm whether they did or did not have children.
Oliver and Julia were able to travel to Liverpool England together, and they returned on the ship "Tunisian" at a port in Quebec, Canada on 20 June 1903. Julia was able to enjoy more traveling later in life as a widow, visiting the countries of Austria, Belgium, England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland.
Julia passed away on 26 September 1929 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont, and she was laid to rest there with her family at Greenwood Cemetery.
REFERENCES:
1. 14 July 1860 St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont Census, (Stamped 56, Sheet 74, Family #535, Line 6), Parents' Household, J Gregory & Ann E B Smith.
2. 10 June 1870 Canaan Post Office, N Canaan, Litchfield County, Connecticut Census, (Stamped 309, Sheet 15, Family #109, Line 33), Julie Smith is in Boarding School within Betsy Franklin's Household.
3. 4 June 1880 Saint Albans, Franklin County, Vermont Census, (ED: 112, Stamped 237, Sheet 10B, Family #88, Line 5), Parents' Household, John G & Ann Eliza Smith.
4. 1900
5. 28 April 1910 Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts Federal Census, (ED: 1424, Stamped 253, Sheet 19A, Family #290, Line 35), Husband's Household, Oliver C Stevens.
6. Massachusetts State Vital Records, 1841-1920:
Groom: Oliver Crocker Stevens.
Age: 30.
Birth Estimate: 1855.
Birthplace: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.
Current Residence: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.
Bride: Julia Burnett Smith.
Married: 10 June 1885.
Place: St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.
Groom's Father: Calvin Stevens.
Groom's Mother: Sophia Tappan Crocker.
Bride's Father: John Gregory Smith.
Bride's Mother: Ann Elisa Brainerd.
Officiating: Pastor, John A McColl.
Clerk: J S Meeks.
7. Vermont, St. Albans Canadian Border Crossings, 1895-1954:
Date: 20 June 1903.
Ship: Tunisian.
Departed: Liverpool, England.
Arrival: Quebec, Canada port.
Citizenship: American.
33. Oliver C Stevens.
34. Mrs Oliver C Stevens (Julia B Stevens).
8. United States Passport Applications, 1795-1925, Certificate #275706:
Julia B Stevens.
Born: 20 July 1856.
Birthplace: Vermont.
Spouse: Oliver Crocker Stevens.
Application Date: 1923.
Approved destinations: Austria, Belgium, England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland.
Description of Julia:
Age: 67, Stature: 5' 5", Forehead: Medium, Eyes: Blue, Nose: Straight, Mouth: Straight, Chin: Round, Hair: Mixed Gray, Complexion: Fair, Face: Long Oval.
Two Affidavits attesting to her identity:
1. 24 April 1913: Friend & Lawyer, Henry M Rogers of Boston, Massachusetts, known for 30 years.
2. 23 April 1923: Brother, President of Central Vermont Railways, Edward C. Smith. No Birth record for her in City of St Albans, but she was born on 20 July 1856 in St Albans, Franklin County, Vermont, according to their Father's Family Bible, which is now in his possession.
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