Charles Stevens (b. circa ? - d. 1867)
MSA SC 5496-38154
Property Owner, Queen Anne's County, Maryland

Biography:

In 1858, Charles Stevens purchased Kent Fort Manor from the late Samuel A. Chew's estate. The land covered four hundred acres on the southern part of Kent Island. Stevens died in 1867, and the estate passed on to his daughter, Mary Ellen.¹
 

1.     QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT (Land Records) 1856-1858, Liber JP 3, Folio 444 [MSA CE 58-3]. John M. Robinson, Trustee of Lowman Chew's Estate, to Mary Ellen Ringgold, March 1, 1872.
 

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