Clinton Love b. July 4, 1804 in Manlius, Onondage Co., NY. ................... m. Mary Elizabeth Stalker ca. 1824 probably in NY. ....................d. Sept 22, 1874 in Jefferson, Monroe Co., WI ....................buried in Ridge Cemetery, Cashton, Monroe Co., WI.. Mary Elizabeth Stalker b.Aug. 21, 1808 in NY. in Albany County. .............baptized Sept 18, 1808, New Salem Ref. Church, Albany Co. NY ....................................d. April 26, 1889 in Sabetha, Nemaha Co., KS ....................................age 80 years, 8 months, 5 days.. ....................................buried in Sabetha,KS. next to son-in-law, Joseph Allbee ..................Mary was the daughter of John Stalker and Clarisa Bradt Stalker ....... Children of Clinton and Mary Elizabeth Stalker Love: .......1. Lucretia Love b. 1827 NY. married Nathan Codner .......2. Clariissa Love b. 1828 NY. married Gilbert Tuttle .......3. John Love b. 1831 NY. Civil War Casualty, married Polly Porter .......4. Rachel Jane Love b. 1833 NY. married James Phillip Erckenbrack .......5. Jeremiah Love b. 1835 Jefferson Co., NY. married Phebe Alvira Runyan .......6. George Washington Love b. 1837 Onondaga Co., NY. married #1 Fidelia King and #2 Caroline Amanda Rathbun Leigh (Civil War widow) .......7. Alida Love b. 1839 NY. married #1 Edwin Runyan Civil War Casualty and #2 Joseph Allbee .......8. Mary Lydia Love b. 1844 NY.married #1 Orvil Dickson Civil War Casualty and #2 David Quackenbush .......9. Henry Clinton Love b. 1848 Jackson Co., WI married Susan Palmer ......10. Albert Love b. 1850 Rock Co., WI.married #1 Abby Scovill and #2 Effie Travis My husband is a descendant of Jeremiah Love and his wife Phebe Alvira Runyan, through their son, George Delmore Love and Elizabeth Price Wolfe; and their son Ernest Michael Love and Beatrice Amanda Taylor. Our kit #11644 matches only one known cousin, but we have had close matches with other surnames including Foster and Gillespie. We think Clinton Love, our brick wall, may have been adopted or illegitimate. I would love to be proved wrong! Shirley Love