Individual Details

Daily Missouri Republican, St Louis, MO, 13 Mar 1868, Friday, p.2
MARRIED
On the 27th ult., by Rev. Noah Flood, Mr. A. B. Haggard to Miss C. A. Stevenson, both of Boone County.


1900 Census. Columbia, Boone, MO, Hh 362
1305 Paris Rd
Crotia A. Haggard, b. Jan 1836, 64, widow, had 4 children 3 are living, b. KY
Cinnie B., dau, b. Feb 1870, 30, b. MO, Teacher
Price, son, b. Mar 1873, 27, Farmer
Mary, dau, b. Mar 1876, 24
Fannie Lemon, Lodger, b. May 1860, 40 , b. MO

Columbia Daily Tribune, Columbia, MO, Mon. 9 Jan 1905, p.1
Mrs. Haggard Dead
Prominent Columbian Passed Away Saturday Evening. Burial today at Hallsville.
Mrs. Crotia Haggard died at her residence on Paris Road at 7 o'clock Saturday evening. Mrs. Haggard had long been a sufferer from asthma and its complications,; still her condition was not regarded as dangerous until Saturday morning when the family telegraphed for her son, Price Haggard, to come home.
Mrs. Haggard whose maiden name was Stevenson, was born in Clark County, KY, on Jan. 30th 1836 and moved to Boone County with her father in 1858. In 1868 she was married to Mr. A. B. Haggard one of the county's most prominent citizens. Mr. Haggard died at Hallsville on Oct. 14th, 1890, since which time Mrs. Haggard and her family have lived in Columbia. Mrs. Haggard leaves two daughters, Misses Cynthia and Mary, and one son, Mr. Beverly Price Haggard. She is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Jacob Brockman and her brother, J. R. Stevenson of Merced, CA...

Columbia Missoui Herald, Columbia, MO, Fri, 13 Jan 1905, p.7
Mrs. Crotia A. Haggard -- Crotia A. Stephenson was born in Clark County, Kentucky, January 30, 1836. She came with her parents to Boone County, Missouri, February 27, 1868; she was married to A. B. Haggard, of Hallsville, Missouri, where he died some years ago. Mrs. Haggard moved to Columbia in 1893, and residen here until her death last Saturday, January 7, 1905. The children suvive, and their names are Cinnie, Mary, and Price, all of whom were born in the county. Mrs. Haggard was seriously sick but a day or two. Her general health, however, had not been robust for many years. Brief devotional exercises were conducted by the pastor, Dr. M. I. Thomas, at the family residence on Paris Road at 8 am Monday, and at 11 am, at the country church near Hallsville, where a large company of old neighbors and friends gathered to show their respect and sympathy, the remains were interred. Mrs. Haggard was a person of sterling character. Her bereaved children have the consolence of a large circle of personal and family friends.

The Daily Democrat, Winchester, KY, Tue. 17 Jan 1905, p.3
DIED IN MISSOURI
Mrs. Grotia (sic) Haggard, born in this county sixty-nine years ago, died near Columbia, MO, on the 7th. Her maiden name was Stevinson and she married A. B. Haggard in 1868. She leaves three children. She visited here a few years ago.

Birth	30 Nov 1836	Clark County, Kentucky
Marriage	27 Feb 1868	Alvin Bartlett Haggard
Death	7 Jan 1905	Hallsville, Boone County, Missouri

Spouse	Alvin Bartlett Haggard (1830 - 1890)
Child	Willie R. Haggard (1868 - 1869)
Child	Lucinda B. Haggard (1870 - 1946)
Child	Beverly Price Haggard (1873 - 1927)
Child	Mary Zilpah Haggard (1876 - 1922)

Father	Isaac Stevinson (1802 - 1880)
Mother	Lucinda A. Thomson (1804 - 1887)
Sibling	John Simeon Stevinson (1824 - 1884)
Sibling	Samuel Milton Stevinson (1826 - 1912)
Sibling	Elizabeth Ann Stevinson (1828 - )
Sibling	Mary F. Stevinson (1830 - 1910)
Sibling	James Robert Stevinson (1833 - 1914)
Sibling	William Henry Stevinson (1839 - )