Stephen Sidney Watson (1868-1950)

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One of the photos in my great grandfather's collection of photographs from Keystone Academy in 1890-1891 is identified on the back as S.S. Watson
Based on what I've been able to find online, I believe he is Stephen S Watson of Preston Hollow, New York

A few minutes research on the web and Ancestry reveals basic information about Stephen Sidney Waston

 1868 Feb 7     Born in Preston Hollow, Albany, NY. Son of James Madison Watson and Joanna White
1870               Lived in Rensselaerville, Albany, NY
1880               Lived in Rensselaerville, NY
1890-91          Attended Keystone Academy, Factoryville, PA
1892               Lived in Rensselaerville, NY
1894 May 9    Graduated from Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, PA
1898               Married Anna Davis (16 Oct 1872 - 23 Sept 1943 )
1900               Lived in Moosic, Lackawanna, PA. Physician. Wife Anna
1904 about     Son Ralph M born
1910               Lived in Moosic, PA, Physician, Wife Anna, son Ralph
1920               Lived in Moosic, PA, Doctor, Wife Anna, son Ralph
1930               Lived in Moosic, PA with wife Anna. Doctor. 
1935               Lived in Mossic, PA
1940               Lived in Moosic, PA  with wife Anna. Medical Doctor
1950 Feb 25   Died in Moosic,  PA 


If you are related to Stephen S Watson please feel free to download a copy of the photo and share it with your family and online. 
Location: Factoryville, PA 18419, USA

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