She and Frank Perkins wanted to be married but her father forbid it. After Olive's father's death in February of 1923, she went to her oldest living brother, Carlos and asked if he would give permission to be married. He agreed and she and Frank Clemens Perkins were married on October 13, 1923 in St. George. Frank was 27 years older than Olive.
Olive was put into a mental hospital in Provo, Utah in 1928 and Frank was left alone to care for himself. He was blind and had a hard time, so Carlos brought him back to Cedar City so he could help him. Frank passed away on April 13, 1929 and was buried in an unmarked grave in the Cedar City Cemetery. Olive lived nine more years before she passed away at age 54 in 1939. She was buried in the Cedar City Cemetery beside her husband.
She and Frank Perkins wanted to be married but her father forbid it. After Olive's father's death in February of 1923, she went to her oldest living brother, Carlos and asked if he would give permission to be married. He agreed and she and Frank Clemens Perkins were married on October 13, 1923 in St. George. Frank was 27 years older than Olive.
Olive was put into a mental hospital in Provo, Utah in 1928 and Frank was left alone to care for himself. He was blind and had a hard time, so Carlos brought him back to Cedar City so he could help him. Frank passed away on April 13, 1929 and was buried in an unmarked grave in the Cedar City Cemetery. Olive lived nine more years before she passed away at age 54 in 1939. She was buried in the Cedar City Cemetery beside her husband.
Family Members
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Charles Franklin Stevens Jr
1874–1919
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Oliver Carlos Stevens
1876–1965
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Girl Stevens
1880–1880
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Minnie Deseret Stevens Lang
1881–1922
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Nephi Garret Stevens
1883–1928
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Ida May Stevens Checketts
1886–1957
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Orpha Myrtle Stevens Dubach
1889–1954
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Oscar DeMill Stevens
1892–1924
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Margery Stevens
1894–1918
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Benjamin Stevens
1896–1924
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Issa Belle Stevens
1898–1898
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Roswell Grant Stevens
1900–1901
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