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Interview with Carl Wilson Stephens
No full textMr. Stephens tells of life in the Stephens family home, later moved to the Manatee Village Historical Park
Interview with Carl and Leon Stephens
No full textIn this interview, the Stephens brothers, Carl and Leon, talk about the settler's house that their family built, and growing up at the turn of the 20th century. Interview conducted by Carl King
Carl Stephens House Site in Hardee County
No full textThe clearing where the Carl Stephens house was in Hardee County before it was moved to the Manatee Village Historical Park
News Letter of the Los Angeles County Public Library, Vol. 4 No. 11
No full textNews Letter of the Los Angeles County Public Library, Vol. 4 No. 1
The Stephens
No full textThis is a history fair entry concerning the history of the Stephens family who built the "Cracker Gothic" house that now resides at Manatee Historical Village
The Stephens Family and the Stephens Home
No full textMs. Porter discusses the Stephens family who built the 1912 Cracker Gothic house now preserved at Manate Historical Park. Porter is also related to the family
Stephens County $1.50 (one dollar and fifty cents) treasury warrant
No full textThis treasury warrant was issued in Breckenridge by Stephens County. Ornate designs border each edge of the note. A decorative design is printed on the verso of the note. The phrase ''ONE & A HALF DOL'S'' is printed along the left border of the note; the phrase ''Receivable for All County Dues'' is printed along the right border. The abbreviation ''No'' is printed in the upper-left corner of the note; the number ''12'' is handwritten adjacent to it. The amount ''$1.50'' is printed in the upper-right corner. The phrase ''ONE AND A HALF DOLLARS'' appears across the face of the note. The place and year, 1863, are printed towards the lower-left corner; the month and day are handwritten. The note is signed on the recto by J. G. Steel, Clerk, and the chief justice of county, whose signature is illegible.J G Steel Clerk.; [illegible] Chief Justice
[Memorandum by I. R. Stephens concerning officer's assignments #1]
No full textMemorandum to Captain J. W. Fritz by I. R. Stephens concerning officer's assignments on November 24, 1963. Stephens describes his actions, duties, and observations during the transfer of Lee Harvey Oswald from City Hall to the County Jail
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