Joseph Stevens [1833

Born: 3 February 1833, Devizes IGI 7207712-69

Baptised: 25 December 1840, Southbroom, IGI 7402221-30

Father: Reuben Stevens

Mother: Ann Waylen

Siblings:

Married: Mary Simmonds 3 July 1854

Registration District	Hungerford
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Shalbourne
in the County of	Berkshire and Wiltshire
When Married	3 July 1854
Name and Surname	Joseph Stevens
Age	21
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Plumber
Residence	South Broom, Devizes
Father's Name	Reuben Stevens
Father's Profession	Shoemaker
Witnesses	Thomas, Sarah Middleton bride's stepbrother and stepsister

Children:

None of the children were baptised in Shrewton Parish Church. May have been in a Nonconformist church.

Died: 31 March 1877, Shrewton

Registration District	Amesbury
in the Sub-District of	Orcheston
in the County of	Wilts
When and where died	31 March 1877, Shrewton
Name and Surname	Joseph Stevens
Sex	Male
Age	44 years
Occupation	Plumber
Cause of death	Phthisis, certified
Informant	Albert Millard, Police Sergt, Present at the death, Shrewton
When Registered	4 April 1877

Will:

Of	Joseph Stevens of Shrewton Wiltshire plumber and glazier
Dated	15 February 1876
Executors	Mary Stevens (wife)
Witnesses	William Miles, John Lovelock
Legacies	Book debts to be collected, his debts paid. His wife inherited the remainder, which included an house occupied by Frank Pretty, a cottage used as a workshop, and a cottage occupied by William Long.

Probate:

Of	Joseph Stevens
At	Salisbury
To	Mary Stevens of 1 Stampford Terrace Maygrove Road Kilburn relict
On	12 August 1882
Estate	£24 2s 1d

Addresses:

1841 - 1851	The Green, Southbroom, Southbroom WIL
1861 - 1871	Shrewton WILL
1882	1 Stampford Terrace, Maygrove Rd, Kilburn MDX (Booth Map)