Pat, I was wondering how certain you are about the birth date for Adam Stump. He married the Lydia Longanecker in my family and there seems to be some dispute about his birth date especially. Don & Jeanine Hartman have the dates as 10 Feb 1815 [sic?] and 6 [sic?] May 1896, while "Alexander Mack the Tunker and Descendants" -- Rev. Freeman Ankrum (1943) has March 3, 1818 and May 6 [sic?], 1896. Other sources have dates that are different than these. Thanks, David Myers On Fri, 29 Apr 2011 08:38:03 -0400 "Pat McArtor" <[email protected]> writes: > To Merle Rummel, > I know that you said that you don't know a lot about the other > Stumps who settled in the northern Ind area but I might as well ask > whether you know anything about this family: > > Benjamin Stump b 1 Sep 1791 Pa. d 19 Apr 1863 N. Liberty, St Joseph > Co, In. > Mar: ______ Anna Mary Spatz (no further info) > > 1) Adam Stump b 3 Mar 1818 Pa. d 16 May 1896 Prob Columbiana Co, > Oh > Mar: 21 Frb 1841 CCO [Columbiana Co, Oh] to > Lydia Longenecker b 3 Apr 1818 Oh. d 30 Jul 1890 CCO [Source: > Adam Stump Bible] > A number of the Brethren (German Baptist) who came to Knox Tp, CCO > came from the Mill Creek congregation in Woodworth, Mahoning Co, Oh. > This small crossroad's town was located near the intersecting > township lines of Springfield, Beaver, Boardman & Poland. The > congregation in Knox Tp was called the Sandy congregation and > covered a large area. The meeting itself was called the Reading > Meeting. Many of the chn of the early settlers moved westward along > US Rt 30 and I've found CCO names in most of the counties that Rt 30 > crosses, all the way to Kosciusko Co and also the northern tier of > Ind counties. > Pat McArtor ____________________________________________________________ Penny Stock Jumping 3000% Sign up to the #1 voted penny stock newsletter for free today! http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3141/4dbc76165562320480m07vuc