Marriage Date: 17 Oct 1866 Lamar County,TX.
Obit: The Paris Morning News, Friday, Aug. 29, 1919: D.L. Stephenson, an old resident of Lamar County, died at 6 o'clock yesterday evening at the home of one of his daughters, Mrs. Joe Mills, of Glory. He was stricken with paralysis about two years ago and received a second stroke a few days ago. He had been totally blind for several years and was in feeble health and helpless for some time before his death. He was born in Limestone County, AL, was seventy-five years old and came to Lamar County when he wss a small boy. After growing up, he engaged in farming all his life south of Paris, except for the time he spent in the Confederate army.
He is survived by the following children, his wife having died several years ago; Mrs. Joe Mills with whom he was making home, Mrs. George Van Burkleo of Cunningham, Mrs. Mollie Yeager and Mrs. Minnie Spears of Glory, Mrs. Ernest Adams and Mrs. Joe Hale of Paris and C.C. Stephenson of Antlers, OK. The funeral service will be held this afternoon and the burial will be at Antioch Cemetery.
D.L. Stephenson married Sarah A. Akard on 17 Oct 1866, Lamar County Marriage Book 4, page 2.
CSA, pvt., Co. for Beat No. 2, 9th Brigade, TX Militia, TX State Troops.
Obit: The Paris Morning News, Friday, Aug. 29, 1919: D.L. Stephenson, an old resident of Lamar County, died at 6 o'clock yesterday evening at the home of one of his daughters, Mrs. Joe Mills, of Glory. He was stricken with paralysis about two years ago and received a second stroke a few days ago. He had been totally blind for several years and was in feeble health and helpless for some time before his death. He was born in Limestone County, AL, was seventy-five years old and came to Lamar County when he wss a small boy. After growing up, he engaged in farming all his life south of Paris, except for the time he spent in the Confederate army.
He is survived by the following children, his wife having died several years ago; Mrs. Joe Mills with whom he was making home, Mrs. George Van Burkleo of Cunningham, Mrs. Mollie Yeager and Mrs. Minnie Spears of Glory, Mrs. Ernest Adams and Mrs. Joe Hale of Paris and C.C. Stephenson of Antlers, OK. The funeral service will be held this afternoon and the burial will be at Antioch Cemetery.
D.L. Stephenson married Sarah A. Akard on 17 Oct 1866, Lamar County Marriage Book 4, page 2.
CSA, pvt., Co. for Beat No. 2, 9th Brigade, TX Militia, TX State Troops.
Marriage Date: 17 Oct 1866 Lamar County,TX.
Obit: The Paris Morning News, Friday, Aug. 29, 1919: D.L. Stephenson, an old resident of Lamar County, died at 6 o'clock yesterday evening at the home of one of his daughters, Mrs. Joe Mills, of Glory. He was stricken with paralysis about two years ago and received a second stroke a few days ago. He had been totally blind for several years and was in feeble health and helpless for some time before his death. He was born in Limestone County, AL, was seventy-five years old and came to Lamar County when he wss a small boy. After growing up, he engaged in farming all his life south of Paris, except for the time he spent in the Confederate army.
He is survived by the following children, his wife having died several years ago; Mrs. Joe Mills with whom he was making home, Mrs. George Van Burkleo of Cunningham, Mrs. Mollie Yeager and Mrs. Minnie Spears of Glory, Mrs. Ernest Adams and Mrs. Joe Hale of Paris and C.C. Stephenson of Antlers, OK. The funeral service will be held this afternoon and the burial will be at Antioch Cemetery.
D.L. Stephenson married Sarah A. Akard on 17 Oct 1866, Lamar County Marriage Book 4, page 2.
CSA, pvt., Co. for Beat No. 2, 9th Brigade, TX Militia, TX State Troops.
Obit: The Paris Morning News, Friday, Aug. 29, 1919: D.L. Stephenson, an old resident of Lamar County, died at 6 o'clock yesterday evening at the home of one of his daughters, Mrs. Joe Mills, of Glory. He was stricken with paralysis about two years ago and received a second stroke a few days ago. He had been totally blind for several years and was in feeble health and helpless for some time before his death. He was born in Limestone County, AL, was seventy-five years old and came to Lamar County when he wss a small boy. After growing up, he engaged in farming all his life south of Paris, except for the time he spent in the Confederate army.
He is survived by the following children, his wife having died several years ago; Mrs. Joe Mills with whom he was making home, Mrs. George Van Burkleo of Cunningham, Mrs. Mollie Yeager and Mrs. Minnie Spears of Glory, Mrs. Ernest Adams and Mrs. Joe Hale of Paris and C.C. Stephenson of Antlers, OK. The funeral service will be held this afternoon and the burial will be at Antioch Cemetery.
D.L. Stephenson married Sarah A. Akard on 17 Oct 1866, Lamar County Marriage Book 4, page 2.
CSA, pvt., Co. for Beat No. 2, 9th Brigade, TX Militia, TX State Troops.
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