Priscilla Sutton was born on 2 May 1857 in Quincy, Logan, Ohio, United States to Enoch Sutton and Salina Childers.
Marriage and Family
She married Adam Stevens (1853-1887) c. 1878.
Children of the Stevens-Sutton Marriage
Frederick Stevens was born in September 1879 in Kansas, United States. He married Lavada Bell Britten (1882-1963). Fred died on 21 February 1961.
Enoch Stevens was born in July 1883 in Kansas, United States.
William J. Stevens was born in February 1886 in Kansas, United States.
Delores Stevens, known as Dollie, was born on 10 May 1888 in Kansas, United States. She married James Paul Groom (1887-1977). Dollie died on 12 February 1977 in Kansas, United States.
Death and Burial
Priscilla died in 1928 in Kansas, United States at the age of 71. She was buried in the McCabe Cemetery, Butler County, Kansas.
Find A Grave: Memorial #9055289
Sources
1860 United States Federal Census on 28 June in Miami Township, Logan, Ohio. Page 157, Lines 27-33. (Others of his religious group from West Virginia are neighbors. Nathan Maxson and his wife Alvina (Alzina) are lines 13-17 and Joseph Sutton Davis and Jane are on on lines 34-40. They probably all arrived here at about the same time.[1]
1870 United States Federal Census on 1 August in Le Roy, Coffey, Kansas. [2]
1875 Kansas State Census on 1 March in Douglass, Butler, Kansas. [3]
1880 United States Federal Census on 8 June in Rock Creek, Butler, Kansas. [4]
1900 United States Federal Census on 9 June in Winfield, Cowley, Kansas. [5]
1910 United States Federal Census on 18 April in Wichita, Sedgwick, Kansas. [6]
1920 United States Federal Census on 3 January in Winfield, Cowley, Kansas. [7]
1925 Kansas State Census in Winfield, Cowley, Kansas. [8]
Find A Grave Index.
Footnotes
↑ 1860 Census: Sutton, Enoch 37, VA, farmer, head; Celina (Salina) 30, VA, wife; Minerva J. 12, IN, daughter; Esther (Hester) 8, IN, daughter; Rachel 6, VA, daughter; Priscilla 3, OH, daughter; James M. 1, OH, son.
↑ 1870 Census: Sutton, Enoch 44, b. Virginia, farmer, head; Martha 38, born Kentucky, wife; Rachel 15, born Virginia, daughter; Priscilla 13, born Ohio, daughter; Martha 10, born Kansas, daughter; John 6, born Kansas, son; Clara 2, born Kansas, daughter; Rufus 21, born Virginia, farmer. (Don't know who Rufus is or if he is really related.)
↑ 1875 Census: Sutton, Enoch 52, head; M.S. 43 (2nd wife Martha); Priscilla 18; Hayden, M.C. (Martha by Martha's first husband) 14; John 10; CM (Clara) 6; Albert 2.
↑ 1880 Census: Stevens, Adam 27, b. Illinois, farmer, head; Priscilla 23, b. Ohio, wife; Frederick 8 months, b. Kansas, son.
↑ 1900 Census: Stevens, Priscilla 43/b. May 1857, widow, washing, head; Fred 20/b. Sep 1879, farm labor, son; Enoch 16/b. July 1883 day labor,, son; Willie 14/b. Feb 1886, son; Dollie 12/b. May 1888, daughter.
↑ 1910 Census: Stevens, Priscilla 52, widow, head; Will J. 24, cleans railroad coaches, son.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Priscilla by comparing test results with other carriers of her ancestors' mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Priscilla:
PLEASE DO NOT CHANGE the placement of the reference and footnote notations. 1/2 of the census data and other is lost if you do. No rule that I know of that says you have to have no space between "Sources" and References or can't have footnotes. And yes, I have read the "Help" page. Thank you.