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1899 Americus Jail
Charles London Stephens built the stone part of the Jail in Americus, Lyon County, Kansas. On July 30, 1899 he was given 30 days to finish the job. This jail is still there & have posted a picture of it with his nephew Albert Craig standing in front of it.
(Source: from family members & from the June 1, 1957, Americus Centennial souvenir program)
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Vermont, St. Albans Canada Crossings, 1895-1954
Roll 339, S314 John-S320 Ihel
U.S. Department Of Labor, Immigration and Naturalization Service
Manifest Port of Port Huron
Date – May 30, 1907
Serial No. – 55-5
Given Name – Charles L.
Family Name – Stevens
Section and Subdivision – Act of 1924:
Place of Birth – Kent, England
Age – 56 years
Race – England
Nationality – English
Last Permanent Residence – Maidstone, England
Ever in U.S. – Yes From: 1890 To: (blank) Where: Boston
Passage Paid by – Self
Destination, Address of Relative or Friend to join there – Chicago, Illinois
Money Shown – 500.00
Height – 5 ft 10 ½ in
Seaport & Date of Landing, & Steamship Name – Quebec, Canada May 24, 1907 - Bostain
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C. L. Stephens died early Tuesday morning. MR. Stephens was past 80 years of age and had been a great sufferer with cancer. Through the kindness of many friends over the city his lst days were made as comfortable as possible. He is survived by a widow and one son. Funeral services were held Wednesday and interment was made in Greenwood Cemetery.
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1899 Americus Jail
Charles London Stephens built the stone part of the Jail in Americus, Lyon County, Kansas. On July 30, 1899 he was given 30 days to finish the job. This jail is still there & have posted a picture of it with his nephew Albert Craig standing in front of it.
(Source: from family members & from the June 1, 1957, Americus Centennial souvenir program)
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Vermont, St. Albans Canada Crossings, 1895-1954
Roll 339, S314 John-S320 Ihel
U.S. Department Of Labor, Immigration and Naturalization Service
Manifest Port of Port Huron
Date – May 30, 1907
Serial No. – 55-5
Given Name – Charles L.
Family Name – Stevens
Section and Subdivision – Act of 1924:
Place of Birth – Kent, England
Age – 56 years
Race – England
Nationality – English
Last Permanent Residence – Maidstone, England
Ever in U.S. – Yes From: 1890 To: (blank) Where: Boston
Passage Paid by – Self
Destination, Address of Relative or Friend to join there – Chicago, Illinois
Money Shown – 500.00
Height – 5 ft 10 ½ in
Seaport & Date of Landing, & Steamship Name – Quebec, Canada May 24, 1907 - Bostain
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C. L. Stephens died early Tuesday morning. MR. Stephens was past 80 years of age and had been a great sufferer with cancer. Through the kindness of many friends over the city his lst days were made as comfortable as possible. He is survived by a widow and one son. Funeral services were held Wednesday and interment was made in Greenwood Cemetery.
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1899 Americus Jail
Charles London Stephens built the stone part of the Jail in Americus, Lyon County, Kansas. On July 30, 1899 he was given 30 days to finish the job. This jail is still there & have posted a picture of it with his nephew Albert Craig standing in front of it.
(Source: from family members & from the June 1, 1957, Americus Centennial souvenir program)
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Vermont, St. Albans Canada Crossings, 1895-1954
Roll 339, S314 John-S320 Ihel
U.S. Department Of Labor, Immigration and Naturalization Service
Manifest Port of Port Huron
Date – May 30, 1907
Serial No. – 55-5
Given Name – Charles L.
Family Name – Stevens
Section and Subdivision – Act of 1924:
Place of Birth – Kent, England
Age – 56 years
Race – England
Nationality – English
Last Permanent Residence – Maidstone, England
Ever in U.S. – Yes From: 1890 To: (blank) Where: Boston
Passage Paid by – Self
Destination, Address of Relative or Friend to join there – Chicago, Illinois
Money Shown – 500.00
Height – 5 ft 10 ½ in
Seaport & Date of Landing, & Steamship Name – Quebec, Canada May 24, 1907 - Bostain
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C. L. Stephens died early Tuesday morning. MR. Stephens was past 80 years of age and had been a great sufferer with cancer. Through the kindness of many friends over the city his lst days were made as comfortable as possible. He is survived by a widow and one son. Funeral services were held Wednesday and interment was made in Greenwood Cemetery.
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1899 Americus Jail
Charles London Stephens built the stone part of the Jail in Americus, Lyon County, Kansas. On July 30, 1899 he was given 30 days to finish the job. This jail is still there & have posted a picture of it with his nephew Albert Craig standing in front of it.
(Source: from family members & from the June 1, 1957, Americus Centennial souvenir program)
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Vermont, St. Albans Canada Crossings, 1895-1954
Roll 339, S314 John-S320 Ihel
U.S. Department Of Labor, Immigration and Naturalization Service
Manifest Port of Port Huron
Date – May 30, 1907
Serial No. – 55-5
Given Name – Charles L.
Family Name – Stevens
Section and Subdivision – Act of 1924:
Place of Birth – Kent, England
Age – 56 years
Race – England
Nationality – English
Last Permanent Residence – Maidstone, England
Ever in U.S. – Yes From: 1890 To: (blank) Where: Boston
Passage Paid by – Self
Destination, Address of Relative or Friend to join there – Chicago, Illinois
Money Shown – 500.00
Height – 5 ft 10 ½ in
Seaport & Date of Landing, & Steamship Name – Quebec, Canada May 24, 1907 - Bostain
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C. L. Stephens died early Tuesday morning. MR. Stephens was past 80 years of age and had been a great sufferer with cancer. Through the kindness of many friends over the city his lst days were made as comfortable as possible. He is survived by a widow and one son. Funeral services were held Wednesday and interment was made in Greenwood Cemetery.
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