Ida Belle Stevens was born 9 April 1874, in Parke County, Indiana, to John Walter and Julia Ann Life Stevens. She had one brother, Leonard Coyer Stevens and two half brothers, Francis Walter and Joseph A. and one half-sister, Mary Susan Stevens.
She married David W. Jackson 13 Feb 1890, in Vermillion County, Indiana. There were two unknown children that died as infants and one daughter Rosa Belle.
Ida Belle Stevens Jackson died on 28 May 1924, in Mecca, Parke County, Indiana. She and her husband have a large tombstone that is located near the Stevens plot where her great-grandfather Archibald Stevens is buried.
She married David W. Jackson 13 Feb 1890, in Vermillion County, Indiana. There were two unknown children that died as infants and one daughter Rosa Belle.
Ida Belle Stevens Jackson died on 28 May 1924, in Mecca, Parke County, Indiana. She and her husband have a large tombstone that is located near the Stevens plot where her great-grandfather Archibald Stevens is buried.
Ida Belle Stevens was born 9 April 1874, in Parke County, Indiana, to John Walter and Julia Ann Life Stevens. She had one brother, Leonard Coyer Stevens and two half brothers, Francis Walter and Joseph A. and one half-sister, Mary Susan Stevens.
She married David W. Jackson 13 Feb 1890, in Vermillion County, Indiana. There were two unknown children that died as infants and one daughter Rosa Belle.
Ida Belle Stevens Jackson died on 28 May 1924, in Mecca, Parke County, Indiana. She and her husband have a large tombstone that is located near the Stevens plot where her great-grandfather Archibald Stevens is buried.
She married David W. Jackson 13 Feb 1890, in Vermillion County, Indiana. There were two unknown children that died as infants and one daughter Rosa Belle.
Ida Belle Stevens Jackson died on 28 May 1924, in Mecca, Parke County, Indiana. She and her husband have a large tombstone that is located near the Stevens plot where her great-grandfather Archibald Stevens is buried.
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