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Birth:          27 Jan 1878 Carthage, Jasper Co., Mo.
Death:          8 Oct 1922 Kansas City, Mo.
Cause of Death: brain hemorrhage
Burial:         29 Jan 1922 Park Cemetery, Carthage, Jasper Co., Mo.

Notes
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Sheldon Fam Tree on ancestry
Joseph C. Stebbins was a salesman, residing at 701 West 32nd Street in Kansas City, 
Missouri. With him was his wife, Lucille Brown Stebbins.

He passed away at 44 years old of a brain hemorrhage
He was removed to Carthage, Missouri for burial
Stine-McClure Funeral Home handled the arrangements,
Missouri Death Certificate
Informant: Mrs. Lucille Brown Stebbins 

~ OBITUARY:

Carthage Evening Press
Monday, October 9, 1922

JOSEPH STEBBINS DEAD

Passed Away at Home in Kansas City Yesterday
Funeral Services at the Knell Chapel Here Tomorrow Afternoon at 2 O'clock

Joseph Card STEBBINS, formerly of Carthage and well known here, died at his home 
in Kansas City at 9 o'clock yesterday morning following a six weeks' serious illness 
from complications. He had been in failing health several months.

The body was brought to Carthage arriving here this morning. It was accompanied by 
Mrs. STEBBINS, his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth STEBBINS; Edmond PEUGNET, a stepson; 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert ORCHARD of Ottawa, Kans.; Thomas ORCHARD and Mrs. J.W. 
AUSTIN, of Carrolton, Mo.; The latter being uncles and aunts.

Funeral services will be held at the Knell chapel at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The 
Rev. D.W. MOORE of Liberty, Mo., formerly of Carthage, will have charge. Burial will
be in Park cemetery, where the services will be private.

Mr. STEBBINS went to Kansas City from Carthage ten years ago. He was born and 
reared in Carthage and for some years associated with his father, G.W. STEBBINS, in 
the stone industry here. Moving to Kansas City be became connected with the 
Independent Electrical Machinery Company as salesman and stockholder and had 
been very successful
in business there. He was a fine singer and had often appeared in grand opera. He 
had been president of the Kansas City Grand Opera Company the last two years and 
was also
a member of the Ivanhoe Comic Opera Company. He was 44 years old.

Surviving relatives are the widow who before her marriage to Mr. STEBBINS was Mrs. 
Lucile Brown PEUGNET of this city and a daughter of Mrs. E.O. Brown; two stepsons, 
Edmund PEUGNET and Hamilton PEUGNET; the mother and one sister, Mrs. Ruth
BRISBEN, the latter of Carthage. Hamilton PEUGNET is in Los Angeles Calif., and is 
not coming to attend the funeral.

NOTE: Mrs. Ruth BRISBEN was Ruth STEBBINS. She was married to James P. 
BRISBEN sometime after 1910. James P. BRISBEN was my great grandfather.

FATHER: George W. Stebbins
Birthplace: Greenwich, Washington county, New York
and
MOTHER: Elizabeth Orchard Stebbins
Birthplace: Paisley, Ontario, Canada
 

Parents
STEBBINS George W. ()
ORCHARD Elizabeth Wilton ()

Siblings
STEBBINS Joseph Card (27 Jan 1878 - 8 Oct 1922)

Marriage To BROWN Lucille ("Lulie") (14 May 1879 - 29 Apr 1960)
    m.  

Notes

Parents
BROWN Edmond Orlando (1 Nov 1847 - 8 Dec 1907)
GARNER Cynthia Angeline (25 Jul 1854 - 28 Oct 1939)

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