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Stephenson was married in 1871 to
Harriet Walter Currier. They had one child, Harris Walter Stephenson, who was born in 1874. In May, 1896 Mrs. Stephenson and their son embarked on a three-month tour of Europe. For their return, on August 13 they left
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68:Nationality
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601:503 Beacon
478:References
327:Jacob Amos
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