Martin Van Buren Stephens was the son of of Samuel Rector Stephens
and Orta Jane Stewart Stephens. Martin was a native Texan, born in Cooke County, Texas. He married Elizabeth E. "Lizzie Dugan. According to Martin's draft card for WW I, in June 1917 he was living in Archer County with his wife and 2 children and was farming for J. F. Smith.
His Texas death certificate #47143 states his occupation as an Oilfield Driller.
Martin is buried next to his wife, Elizabeth, in Archer City, Texas.
and Orta Jane Stewart Stephens. Martin was a native Texan, born in Cooke County, Texas. He married Elizabeth E. "Lizzie Dugan. According to Martin's draft card for WW I, in June 1917 he was living in Archer County with his wife and 2 children and was farming for J. F. Smith.
His Texas death certificate #47143 states his occupation as an Oilfield Driller.
Martin is buried next to his wife, Elizabeth, in Archer City, Texas.
Martin Van Buren Stephens was the son of of Samuel Rector Stephens
and Orta Jane Stewart Stephens. Martin was a native Texan, born in Cooke County, Texas. He married Elizabeth E. "Lizzie Dugan. According to Martin's draft card for WW I, in June 1917 he was living in Archer County with his wife and 2 children and was farming for J. F. Smith.
His Texas death certificate #47143 states his occupation as an Oilfield Driller.
Martin is buried next to his wife, Elizabeth, in Archer City, Texas.
and Orta Jane Stewart Stephens. Martin was a native Texan, born in Cooke County, Texas. He married Elizabeth E. "Lizzie Dugan. According to Martin's draft card for WW I, in June 1917 he was living in Archer County with his wife and 2 children and was farming for J. F. Smith.
His Texas death certificate #47143 states his occupation as an Oilfield Driller.
Martin is buried next to his wife, Elizabeth, in Archer City, Texas.
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