Edith Viola McGowan was born 17 March 1901,in Maryland, to John A. and Mary Daden McGowan. Edith had six living siblings in her family on the 1910 Maryland Census. Her mother stated that there were 9 children born, with 7 living at the time the census was taken. The living siblings were, Maggie, Curtin, Annie, Martin Dewey, William and Davidson McGowan. Edith's father died before the 1920 Maryland Census and her mother was listed as a widow on that census.
Edith married Clyde Ingram Stevens in September 1917 in Baltimore, Maryland. There were six children born of their union, John L., Dorothy (Rosenfield, Boyer), Orville LeRoy, Evelyn Elaine (Watson),and two living sons.
She died on 6 February 1973 in Baltimore County, Maryland and was buried in the Oak Lawn Cemetery. She is buried next to her husband, Clyde Ingram Stevens.
Edith married Clyde Ingram Stevens in September 1917 in Baltimore, Maryland. There were six children born of their union, John L., Dorothy (Rosenfield, Boyer), Orville LeRoy, Evelyn Elaine (Watson),and two living sons.
She died on 6 February 1973 in Baltimore County, Maryland and was buried in the Oak Lawn Cemetery. She is buried next to her husband, Clyde Ingram Stevens.
Edith Viola McGowan was born 17 March 1901,in Maryland, to John A. and Mary Daden McGowan. Edith had six living siblings in her family on the 1910 Maryland Census. Her mother stated that there were 9 children born, with 7 living at the time the census was taken. The living siblings were, Maggie, Curtin, Annie, Martin Dewey, William and Davidson McGowan. Edith's father died before the 1920 Maryland Census and her mother was listed as a widow on that census.
Edith married Clyde Ingram Stevens in September 1917 in Baltimore, Maryland. There were six children born of their union, John L., Dorothy (Rosenfield, Boyer), Orville LeRoy, Evelyn Elaine (Watson),and two living sons.
She died on 6 February 1973 in Baltimore County, Maryland and was buried in the Oak Lawn Cemetery. She is buried next to her husband, Clyde Ingram Stevens.
Edith married Clyde Ingram Stevens in September 1917 in Baltimore, Maryland. There were six children born of their union, John L., Dorothy (Rosenfield, Boyer), Orville LeRoy, Evelyn Elaine (Watson),and two living sons.
She died on 6 February 1973 in Baltimore County, Maryland and was buried in the Oak Lawn Cemetery. She is buried next to her husband, Clyde Ingram Stevens.
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