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Note: d, laborer auto factory; wife Beulah A. 20; roomers Dorthy R. and Thomas W. Ford; living in Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan (film T625_808, ED 240, p2A, 30 Jan)
1930 Census: Harry Stevens, rents $30, 34, 1st married at 22, hostler railroad; wife Beulah, 30, 1st married at 19; Alice M. 9; Betty 8; Harriet 5; Kathleen 1 11/12; William 10/12; living at 2048 Sycamore St. in Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan (film T626_1038, ED201, p14B, 14 Apr)
1940 Census: Harry H. Stevens, owns home $1800, 44, hostler railroad; wife Etta E. 38; Harriet 15; Kathleen L. 12; William H. 10; Walter A. 6; Pauline M. Mull, 14, stepdaughter; Curtiss C. Mull, 12, stepson; Jenette R. Mull, 9, stepdau; Robert L. Mull, 8, stepson; living at 25427 Yale in Inkster, Wayne Co., Michigan (film T627_1827, ED 82-42, p3A, 6 Apr)
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Macon Newspaper, December 1, 1983
HARRY H. STEVENS, 87, PASSES AWAY Harry H. Stevens, 87, of Pawnee died at 1:15 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 17, in the Veterans Administration Medical Center, Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Mr. Stevens was born Jan 7, 1896 in Pomona, Ca., the son of William L. and Alice Maude (Nickles) Stevens. His wife Beulah Renfro preceded him in death January 1935. He was a hostler for the Wabash Railroad at Detroit, Mich. 44 years, WW I army veteran and a member of the Salvation Army.
Surviving are four daughters, Alice May Montgomery and Kathleen Amber of Joplin, Mo.; Betty Stouse and Harriet Byrd of Dearborn Hts., Michigan; three sons, James Stevens of Casper, Wyoming; William and Walter Stevens of Pawnee; one sister, Eva Farrier of Eldorado, Arkansas; 24 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren, and 2 great-great grandchildren.
Private family services were held Saturday afternoon November 19, in the Roark-Davis Funeral Home at Pawnee with Rev. Robert Chapman officiating. Burial was at Macon Cemetery, Macon, Illinois.
Note: 1920 Census: Harry H. Stevens, 24, born California, father born Illinois, mother born Englan
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