Stephens

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[edit] People

You may be looking for someone whose family name is Stevens or Stephenson.

• Stephens, Alexander (1812-1883), Vice President of the Confederate States of America
• Stephens, Brice, U.S. vocalist (Mutha's Day Out)
• Stephens, Brooke, actress who portrayed the Star Trek: Voyager's Naomi Wildman in 2 episodes
• Stephens, Frederic George (1828-1907), British art critic: Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
• Stephens, Helen (1918-1994), U.S. athlete
• Stephens, Holman Fred (1868-1931), British civil engineer in railroads
• Stephens, Hubert D. (1875-1946), U.S. politician
• Stephens, James, Irish nationalist, founder of the Irish Republican Brotherhood
• Stephens, James (1882-1950), Irish novelist and poet
• Stephens, James (born 1951), U.S. actor
• Stephens, James Francis (1792-1852), English zoologist
• Stephens, John Lloyd (1805-1852), U.S. explorer and diplomat
• Stephens, Rayner (1805-1879), Scottish Methodist minister
• Stephens, Robert (1931-1995), British actor
• Stephens, Simon, British playwright
• Stephens, Stan (born 1929), U.S. politician
• Stephens, Steve, U.S. television host and musician
• Stephens, Thomas (1821-1875), Welsh historian and critic
• Stephens, Toby (born 1969), British actor
• Stephens, Uriah Smith (1821-1882), U.S. labor leader
• Stephens, Vern (1920-1968), U.S. baseball player
• Stephens, William (1859-1944), U.S. politician
• Stephens, Willis (born 1955), U.S. politician who called his constituents 'idiots'
• See also Stephenson and Stevenson

[edit] Places

• St. Stephens, Alabama
• Stephens, Arkansas
• St. Stephens, North Carolina
• Stephens City, Virginia
• Stephens County, Georgia
• Stephens County, Oklahoma
• Stephens County, Texas

• A.H. Stephens State Historic Park, Georgia, U.S.A.
• Stephens State Park, New Jersey

• Stephens Passage, a channel in the Alexander Archipelago in southeastern Alaska

• Stephens Island, in the Marlborough Sounds in the South Island of New Zealand
  • Stephens Island Wren, noted for being considered the only known species to be entirely wiped out by a single individual
• Stephens Island, in Queensland, Australia
• Stephens Island, in British Columbia, Canada
• Port Stephens, a large coastal inlet and Local Government Area of Newcastle in New South Wales, Australia

[edit] Court cases

• R. v. Dudley and Stephens (1884)