. Die Stevens Genealogie, umarmt Zweige der Familie abstammen von Puritan Abstammung, New England Familien nicht rückführbar auf Puritan Abstammung, und verschiedene Zweige, wo immer gefunden, zusammen mit einem erweiterten Konto der Linie der Abstammung von 1650 bis zur heutigen Zeit des Autors. I)A-id Pierce, die ])re>-ent von einem verv elei^ANT Stand der Farben. Der flaj^ wurde bei .Mr.Pierces Haus, wo die Firma, bei seiner Initation vorgestellt. Jiartook von amjikand o-cnerous Erfrischungen. dien er war im Alter von drei Punkten und zehn. Jedoch, wie es zu demonstrieren, die Installation)ility aller weltlichen

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. The Stevens genealogy, embracing branches of the family descended from Puritan ancestry, New England families not traceable to Puritan ancestry, and miscellaneous branches wherever found, together with an extended account of the line of descent from 1650 to the present time of the author. I)a-id Pierce, the ])re>-ent of a verv elei^ant stand of colors. The flaj^ was presented at .Mr.Pierces house, where the company, at his initation. jiartook of amjikand o-cnerous refreshments. dien he was of the age of three score and ten. however, as it todemonstrate the instal)ility of all worldly success, a series of mis-fortunes reduced .Mr. Iierce at once from affluence to bankruptcy.His most serious losses resulted from disasters to his . one olwhich, his last and best, with xalualile freight, was lost on the ])a<-sage home from India and the insurance on this shi]) was to him soruinous as to close his commercial career. I he great and suddeichange in his circumstances might well be ex])ected. considering the un-usual weakness of age, to ca-l a shadow oer his future ])eace and haj)-piness. but it is said that he bore the trials with resignation and didnot allow the loss of ])ropert lo darken the exening of his life withthe hues of sadness and discontent.. FRANCES WILLARDA distant relative and close friend of the Author. STEVENS FAMILIES OF PURITAN ANCESTRY 8l Those wlio remembered him in the days of his prosperity, speakof him as a man honest in all his dealings. The venerable merchantpassed from his high position to a state of dependence in which helived about ten years. He died in March, 1818. IL Joseph Pierce, who was born in Gloucester, Mass. He re-moved to New Gloucester, Me., where he died, in 1837. HL illiam Pierce, who was lx)rn in 1751. He was left an orphan at an early age, and was provided for inthe family of a maternal uncle with whom he remained. He receivedonly such advantages of education as were common at that time, tillhe was old enough to com

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