Portrait and biographical record of Winona County, Minnesota (1895)

Norman Bronson Stevens

Norman Bronson Stevens is listed in Portrait and biographical record of Winona County, Minnesota (1895) (1895) as biography. The page shows the portrait and details printed in that source.

Biography, 1895

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Full name: Norman Bronson Stevens
Born in: Honesdale, Pa.
Source: Portrait and biographical record of Winona County, Minnesota (1895)
Listed as: Biography, 1895

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Norman Bronson Stevens, the eldest son of Silas and Selina (Bronson) Stevens, was born at Honesdale, Pa., May 15, 1828. His early life was largely spent in the family home in Lake County, III., the family having located there during his childhood. In the spring of 1850, possessed of an uncontrollable desire to travel and see the world, he joined a company bound overland for the gold fields of California.

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Portrait and biographical record of Winona County, Minnesota (1895), page 130. View the original at the Internet Archive (item portraitandbiog01unkngoog).

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