History of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania: including its early settlement and progress to the present time, Pub. 1889 pp. 480-81. Excerpts from bio from the Biography of Philip H. Stevenson [son of John Stevenson]
"P.H. Stevenson ...a son of JOHN and NANCY (HOOPER)STEVENSON, members of the Presbyterian Church. The former built the first mill at Moon, in 1836, and at his death, in 1854, at the age of seventy-two years, he and his sons owned and operated four steam grist- and saw-mills. He was also a large landowner, was justice of the peace for over forty years, and was also postmaster a number of years. He and his wife had six sons and three daughters:
Jane, married to Samuel Scott;
Sarah, married to James Montgomery;
Samuel, married to Maria Linton;
John, married to Jane Ewing;
Elizabeth never married;
PHILIP H;
Levi, married to Jane Scott;
Andrew, married to Maria Roberts; and
Alexander, married to Angelina Finley.
PHILIP H. ...has been twice married; first to Elizabeth Morgan, daughter of James and Hannah (Strouse) Morgan, and and to them was born one child now deceased. Mrs. Stevenson died in June 1853 and in March 1855 Mr. Stevenson married Elizabeth McCormick...Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson have two sons-Charles L. ...and William J. H....and one daughter Emma L. wife of J. H. Hamilton...in Washington county, Pa. ...Mr. Stevenson's grandfather, John Stevenson, a Scotch-Irish Presbyterian, was born in Ireland, married Sarah Nye in Scotland, and settled on Mingo creek, Washington county, Pa. The maternal grandparents of Mr. Stevenson were P.H. and Mary (Hill) Hooper..."
"P.H. Stevenson ...a son of JOHN and NANCY (HOOPER)STEVENSON, members of the Presbyterian Church. The former built the first mill at Moon, in 1836, and at his death, in 1854, at the age of seventy-two years, he and his sons owned and operated four steam grist- and saw-mills. He was also a large landowner, was justice of the peace for over forty years, and was also postmaster a number of years. He and his wife had six sons and three daughters:
Jane, married to Samuel Scott;
Sarah, married to James Montgomery;
Samuel, married to Maria Linton;
John, married to Jane Ewing;
Elizabeth never married;
PHILIP H;
Levi, married to Jane Scott;
Andrew, married to Maria Roberts; and
Alexander, married to Angelina Finley.
PHILIP H. ...has been twice married; first to Elizabeth Morgan, daughter of James and Hannah (Strouse) Morgan, and and to them was born one child now deceased. Mrs. Stevenson died in June 1853 and in March 1855 Mr. Stevenson married Elizabeth McCormick...Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson have two sons-Charles L. ...and William J. H....and one daughter Emma L. wife of J. H. Hamilton...in Washington county, Pa. ...Mr. Stevenson's grandfather, John Stevenson, a Scotch-Irish Presbyterian, was born in Ireland, married Sarah Nye in Scotland, and settled on Mingo creek, Washington county, Pa. The maternal grandparents of Mr. Stevenson were P.H. and Mary (Hill) Hooper..."
History of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania: including its early settlement and progress to the present time, Pub. 1889 pp. 480-81. Excerpts from bio from the Biography of Philip H. Stevenson [son of John Stevenson]
"P.H. Stevenson ...a son of JOHN and NANCY (HOOPER)STEVENSON, members of the Presbyterian Church. The former built the first mill at Moon, in 1836, and at his death, in 1854, at the age of seventy-two years, he and his sons owned and operated four steam grist- and saw-mills. He was also a large landowner, was justice of the peace for over forty years, and was also postmaster a number of years. He and his wife had six sons and three daughters:
Jane, married to Samuel Scott;
Sarah, married to James Montgomery;
Samuel, married to Maria Linton;
John, married to Jane Ewing;
Elizabeth never married;
PHILIP H;
Levi, married to Jane Scott;
Andrew, married to Maria Roberts; and
Alexander, married to Angelina Finley.
PHILIP H. ...has been twice married; first to Elizabeth Morgan, daughter of James and Hannah (Strouse) Morgan, and and to them was born one child now deceased. Mrs. Stevenson died in June 1853 and in March 1855 Mr. Stevenson married Elizabeth McCormick...Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson have two sons-Charles L. ...and William J. H....and one daughter Emma L. wife of J. H. Hamilton...in Washington county, Pa. ...Mr. Stevenson's grandfather, John Stevenson, a Scotch-Irish Presbyterian, was born in Ireland, married Sarah Nye in Scotland, and settled on Mingo creek, Washington county, Pa. The maternal grandparents of Mr. Stevenson were P.H. and Mary (Hill) Hooper..."
"P.H. Stevenson ...a son of JOHN and NANCY (HOOPER)STEVENSON, members of the Presbyterian Church. The former built the first mill at Moon, in 1836, and at his death, in 1854, at the age of seventy-two years, he and his sons owned and operated four steam grist- and saw-mills. He was also a large landowner, was justice of the peace for over forty years, and was also postmaster a number of years. He and his wife had six sons and three daughters:
Jane, married to Samuel Scott;
Sarah, married to James Montgomery;
Samuel, married to Maria Linton;
John, married to Jane Ewing;
Elizabeth never married;
PHILIP H;
Levi, married to Jane Scott;
Andrew, married to Maria Roberts; and
Alexander, married to Angelina Finley.
PHILIP H. ...has been twice married; first to Elizabeth Morgan, daughter of James and Hannah (Strouse) Morgan, and and to them was born one child now deceased. Mrs. Stevenson died in June 1853 and in March 1855 Mr. Stevenson married Elizabeth McCormick...Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson have two sons-Charles L. ...and William J. H....and one daughter Emma L. wife of J. H. Hamilton...in Washington county, Pa. ...Mr. Stevenson's grandfather, John Stevenson, a Scotch-Irish Presbyterian, was born in Ireland, married Sarah Nye in Scotland, and settled on Mingo creek, Washington county, Pa. The maternal grandparents of Mr. Stevenson were P.H. and Mary (Hill) Hooper..."
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