Comments, welcome, I think this is the son of John.....nena NOTE:1880 Tx Census Household: L D STATELER Self M Male W 55 OH Farmer VA OH Martha M STATELER Wife M Female W 45 IN Keeping House VA TN Josephine STATELER Dau S Female W 14 IL OH IN Laura E STATELER Dau S Female W 12 IL OH IN Dora Etta STATELER Dau S Female W 4 TX OH IN **Jacob STATELER Father W Male W 93 VA Farming GER GER b 1787 [this is very interesting this fella....looks like he went fr Va to Ohio & his son LD born there then they went to Tx-I am thinking this is Statler son Jacob we have not been able to locate] 4. JACOB STATLER, probable son of John and Eve Statler. Dates and marital history unknown but found living 1797/1800 in Monongalia County. (37) Source Information:Census Place E.D. 121, Van Zandt, Texas Family History Library Film 1255330 NA Film Number T9-1330 Pg 72A Children of Stephen Statler and an unk wife [or wives], order of birth undetermined were: 1.John Statler, m. Eve [Bryerly] Thorn***this Jacob's father..?? 2. Stephen Stateler, m. Rhoda Pigman 3. Michael Stateler, m. Sarah --. 4. George Statler m Elizabeth Cecelia Smeathers 5. Catherine Statler, m. -- Hiley. 6. Jacob Statler, m.--------.********* Gary Stattler <gstat@mtnia.com> 22 Oct 2002-My ancestor was Curmelius Statler from Ohio-His father was Issac. Curmelius served in the Civil War and settled in Pilot Township of Iowa Co. Iowa. If this sounds like any of your family, please make contact. Due to a mis-spelling of my father's birth certificate, we now spell it Stattler. Gary L. The Journal of the Marriages Performed by the Rev. Alpheus Garrison Transcribed by Brian Core Many Monongalians crossed the PA border to marry, because (W)VA charged a fee for a marriage license, whereas there was no such requirement in PA. James N. Statler and Abigail Jane Barrackman November 25, 1885 Enos D. Statler and Sarah Tennant August 29, 1889 Okey J. Eddy and Mary E. Statler September 6, 1889 Numan [Neiman] B. Statler and Adda V. Morris April 7, 1897 Grover Clay Henderson and Rosetta Statler May 27, 1909 George M. Statler and Mary E. Moore December 18, 1909 Neiman B Statler b Nov 1877 WV Tenmile Dist Harrison Co m Adda Victoria Morris Apr 7 1897 Monongalia Co. She d Apr 27 1908 B Oak Grove Cem Morgantown Monongalia Co WV. George Stateler m Christina Goodman 1897 - who is this guy? [in our Jones lines] http://www.bcpl.net/~dmg/indiana.htm Chesterton Tribune [b 1808] Mary D. Stateler dies at 94 Obituaries Mary D. Stateler, of Winfield, Ill., formerly of Chesterton, died Thursday, November 15, 2001 at Central DuPage Hospital in Winfield. She was 94. She was born May 25, 1907 in St. Louis, Missouri. She is survived by a daughter, Judy (Tim) STATELER Newitt, of Winfield, Ill.; a step-daughter, Georgia Bledsoe, of Bloomington, Ind.; grandsons, Brock and Benjamin Newitt, a sister, Edith Kettell, of Carol Stream, Ill., formerly of Winona Lake, Ind. She was preceded in death by her husband, BERT STATELER and a sister, Mae Fitzgerald. She graduated from Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, as well as John Brown University in Siloam Springs, Ark. She earned a Masters of Education from the University of Michigan. She was a public school teacher in Arkansas, Michigan, and retired in Chesterton. She was an active volunteer with a number of ministries, especially Wycliffe Bible Translators and Jungle Aviation Radio Services. She was honored by Elaine Townsend, widow of Cameron Townsend, founder of Wycliffe Bible Translators, at the age of 89 as the longest serving volunteer of the organization. She was a member of Liberty Bible Church in Chesterton for many years. Funeral services are scheduled at 11 a.m. Monday at White Love Funeral Home. A meal will follow at Liberty Bible Church, 824 N. Calumet Ave., Chesterton. A Graveside Service will be at 3 p.m., at Oak Hill Cemetery, Gary. The family will receive friends from 4-8 p.m., Sunday at White Love Funeral Home, 535 S. Second St., Chesterton. Memorials may be sent to Wycliffe Bible Translators, P.O. Box 628200, Orlando, FL. 32862-8200. Posted 11/16/2001 _________________________________________________________________ Help STOP SPAM: Try the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

No, but I show an alternate spelling for her surname of Dood/ Goot. I show one son, John M. Lambert, and a single line of descent leading to Edna Eldora Lambert (1897-1969). Wyn Achenbaum, replying to what Charles Campbell wrote at about 07:32 PM 1/4/2003 -0700: >I am a descendant of Casper Statler m. Rebecca Walter through their >daughter Mary Statler m. John Lambert. Their son, Samuel Lambert >(1790-1869) m. Sarah Good(1796-1861). Does anyone have the names of Sarah >Good's parents or siblings? >Elaine - treelinker@rushmore.com. > > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, >go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

vIRGINAIA.....WOULD YOU BE SO KIND TO SEND ME YOUR STATLER LINE, I WOULD APPRECIATE ADDING IT TO OUR LINE OF STEPHEN..THANK YOU. NENA YU CAN SEND IT TO ME PERSONALLY IF YOU PREFER, THANKS~ >From: Virginglove@webtv.net (Ginger) I don't understand why everyone is so upset with this. Just because you recieved the note from Sandy doesn't mean you 'have' to read and reply. I'm not interested in what she is doing but I am a little disturbed to see the 'bitching' back and forth. am of the Pa. and Missouri Statlers and that's about all I need to know.Sandy I wish you all the luck in your new endeavor.. Virginia Statler Glover. _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

PLEASE BE SO KIND TO SEND ME YR LINE FOR CASPER...THANK YOU. NENA >From: Wyn Achenbaum <wynach@optonline.net> No, but I show an alternate spelling for her surname of Dood/ Goot. I show one son, John M. Lambert, and a single line of descent leading to Edna Eldora Lambert (1897-1969). _________________________________________________________________ Help STOP SPAM: Try the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

My brother is willing to do the DNA test. Marva Stateler

I don't understand why everyone is so upset with this. Just because you recieved the note from Sandy doesn't mean you 'have' to read and reply. I'm not interested in what she is doing but I am a little disturbed to see the 'bitching' back and forth. I am of the Pa. and Missouri Statlers and that's about all I need to know. Sandy I wish you all the luck in your new endeavor.. Virginia Statler Glover. The best thing about the future is it comes one day at a time.

Please remove me from the lists receiving these messages. Janet Mills

I never thought that you were not bright nor did I infer such. I had no idea that my e-mail to you was being sent to everyone. I will have my name removed from the web site. Gina ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sandra Jones Hall" <shall@pacbell.net> To: <STATLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 04, 2003 1:27 PM Subject: Re: [STATLER] Statler/Stotler Surname DNA Reseach Project > Hi Gina, > > I don't know why you think I am not very bright. > Here is a paragraph I am including with every Questionaire which goes to each man > before he will participate > . > "There is a very small percentage, (about 1%) of men who's Y Chromosome will not > match others of their surname group. If this were to happen to you and you would be > very upset, please don't take the test. The reason could be something like an > informal adoption six generations ago, but only you would know how you would feel." > > Gina Pickford wrote: > > > I wonder if you have looked at all the ramifications that this study could > > bring. I know that we recently found that one of Tom's Great-Aunt's adopted > > a child and was brought up as a male heir to the Stotler family and he was > > never told. His grandson recently found out and his grandfather is > > mortified. He is 89 years old. Also doing some of the genealogy work I > > discovered that one of the decedents was not from the father as the mother > > was raped in the civil war and the child was brought as their own. This > > child never knew until he read his mother's diary. As you can imagine there > > was doubt and shame for the rest of his life. He died feeling that he did > > not really belong. I am concerned where this study would lead and who in > > the future would have access to it. As I have recently learned there is no > > safe guards for privacy these days. Even with fire walls anyone can still > > hack into your computer and steal the information. As innocent as this > > study sounds I think there are to many ethical issues not yet considered. > > Also who would pay for the study and would the results be shared with > > everyone? Maybe in thirty years this would be something to be considered > > but I think there are two many legal issues at the present time. > > > > Gina Pickford > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Sandra Jones Hall" <shall@pacbell.net> > > To: <STATLER-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Saturday, January 04, 2003 7:36 AM > > Subject: [STATLER] Statler/Stotler Surname DNA Reseach Project > > > > > I am coordinating a DNA project for the possibly related surnames of > > > Stadler Statler Stetler Stotler and other variations. > > > > > > When I published the Statler/Stetler/Stotler Newletter in 1986 and 1987 > > > I set up 17 Groups based on their residence in 1790. I have not yet > > > been able to connect any of those groups. I believe that 13 of these > > > Groups have living male descendants. > > > > > > Y chromosome testing could answer some of the questions such as: > > > Do the Stotler's of Morgan County West Virginia share a common ancestor > > > with Casper Statler of Somerset County PA. Do the Statler's in Missouri > > > relate to the Statler's in PA? > > > Do the Stadler families who came from Europe in the 1800's or 1900's > > > match the Statler's in PA before 1790? > > > Do the Stateler families share a common ancestor with Casper Statler or > > > any of the Stetler or Stotler Families? > > > > > > Y chromosome testing provides only information about an unbroken male > > > line, a man, his father, grandfather and on back so it is very suited > > > for surname studies. No health information is obtained by the test. > > > The test is usually made by collecting cells from the inside of the > > > cheek with a small brush. > > > > > > I am very concerned with privacy issues and would do to meet any privacy > > > issues. Unless a person is willing I will not share their name with > > > anyone else. Of course I need to share the name of the ancestor. > > > > > > Please write if you have questions and know of someone who would be > > > interested in taking the test. > > > > > > Sandy (shall@pacbell.net) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ============================== > > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > > go to: > > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I am a descendant of Casper Statler m. Rebecca Walter through their daughter Mary Statler m. John Lambert. Their son, Samuel Lambert (1790-1869) m. Sarah Good(1796-1861). Does anyone have the names of Sarah Good's parents or siblings? Elaine - treelinker@rushmore.com.

Dear Statler-L@rootsweb.com: Please remove me from the list receiving these e-mails. Thank you.

Here is a more complete response to Gina's concerns. Can people be upset by discoveries about irregularities in their ancestry? Of course they can. That will always be the case. All good beginning genealogy books cover what people may find. I will do everything to make sure that doesn't happen with the people I am dealing with. I can not imagine releasing the information that an individual is not a match. However if an entire branch is not a match I would consult with the volunteers and other researchers on how to handle that. In over thirty years of doing genealogy I can't recall ever giving delicate information with out being asked. And then only to those with need to know. The lab and I don't even have know the name of a volunteer. The lab in the one Nena mentioned, Family Tree DNA. I need to know the great-grandfather's name and I am pretty sure no one is combing my hard drive for that. As for who pays I am asking the volunteers to pay for the test, it could be a family project. I do not want to do any fund raising. I have to get the testing kits and distribute them to get a group discount, but I will not make any money. I am retired and am not looking to make a profit. What I plan to do with the results. I will publish a report on a website that will hopefully answer the questions I have raised. Is there a common ancestor for Casper Statler of Somerset County PA and John Stotler of Morgan County West Virginia? Is there a common ancestor for Casper Statler of Somerset County PA and Stephen Stateler or the other Statelers of West Virginia? I envision a review of the groups I established in 1986 and update them in light of new knowledge both DNA and conventional research. And websites are not permanent, so a copy needs to placed in the big libraries. As to waiting thirty years I will not be around (or will be too old), I am interested in the early origins of my family and have looked at what other families are doing now and while the cost may come down in the future, now is a pretty good time. While I have been composing this someone has asked to be released from this discussion. There is a very active rootsweb list on this topic GENEALOGY-DNA you can browse two years of discussions if you have alot of time. I will be happy to answer any other questions by direct email. shall@pacbell.net

Sandy, yes, its Marva's line that md into our Smeathers line. These folks came fr WV. Would be awesome to find our how they connect. I have some Statler folks I could get in touch with NOT on this list if you like, just let me know, they are involved in our family group. Nena From: Sandra Jones Hall <shall@pacbell.net> Date: Sat, 04 Jan 2003 08:33:12 -0800 Yes Marva, your's is one of the lines I would like to connect. _________________________________________________________________ STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

Sandra.....all I can say, and I am just jumping right in here, is GO GIRL GO!!....as far as 'non paternal' events [a DNA description]....yes, this ocurrs BUT....my own opinion FROM experience, if a child is adopted, he should have been told as a child, if an ancestor was raped and another spouse raised the child, usually, sometimes not....the child knows of this, esp if the spouse did NOT adopt the child [happened to my 3x grandmother, she was raped, had a 3yr old son when she md the lst time, he never adopted the child, the child knew it, he was NOT from what I can tell fr reading abt him, disturbed over this fact]. Usually the one's disturbed are the ONES who failed to inform the child of their background! As far as privacy.....our Smothers have recently conducted a DNA study in Tx to disprove a person who took up the Smothers name aft the parents were long dead....and that the whole line was not Smothers nor had a drop of blood of Smothers in them, although 5 of them got into the Ole 300 organization claiming heritage to OUR ancestor! DNA disproved this person was NOT of Smothers blood! The study is done by http://www.familytreedna.com Its the ONLY genealogy DNA in USA and they have tons of privacy procedure. NO ONE but the participants and the group coordinator are privay to the results. A first name is NOT even assigned, only a number and the last name. Presently now we have another Smothers project going on with 6 people in the group, as the cost goes down to $99. each if you get 6 right in the beginning. They have brick walls and are ready to tear down those walls and get on with finding their ancestor's, regardless of ANY 'non paternal event that might have ocurred'. Genealogy DNA is a wonderful tool to use and I highly recommend DNA in groups. Yes, its an individual choice. Sandra, if I can be of any service to you, please let me know. We have just had wonderful communication on this project and we are all anxious to see how we match up to each of the Smothers lines being involved in the project. Our Smeathers md into the Statler line, and this would also be very exciting for us too. Keep me posted and best of luck with your project. Nena Smothers >From: Sandra Jones Hall <shall@pacbell.net> Hi Gina, I don't know why you think I am not very bright. Here is a paragraph I am including with every Questionaire which goes of each man before he will participate. "There is a very small percentage, (about 1%) of men who’s Y Chromosome will not match others of their surname group. If this were to happen to you and you would be very upset, please don’t take the test. The reason could be something like an informal adoption six generations ago, but only you would know how you would feel." Gina Pickford wrote: >>adopted a child and was brought up as a male heir to the Stotler family >>and he was never told.>> <<discovered that one of the decedents was not from the father as the mother was raped in the civil war and the child was brought as their own. This child never knew until he read his mother's diary.>>> <<no safe guards for privacy these days.<< _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus

Hi Gina, I don't know why you think I am not very bright. Here is a paragraph I am including with every Questionaire which goes to each man before he will participate . "There is a very small percentage, (about 1%) of men who’s Y Chromosome will not match others of their surname group. If this were to happen to you and you would be very upset, please don’t take the test. The reason could be something like an informal adoption six generations ago, but only you would know how you would feel." Gina Pickford wrote: > I wonder if you have looked at all the ramifications that this study could > bring. I know that we recently found that one of Tom's Great-Aunt's adopted > a child and was brought up as a male heir to the Stotler family and he was > never told. His grandson recently found out and his grandfather is > mortified. He is 89 years old. Also doing some of the genealogy work I > discovered that one of the decedents was not from the father as the mother > was raped in the civil war and the child was brought as their own. This > child never knew until he read his mother's diary. As you can imagine there > was doubt and shame for the rest of his life. He died feeling that he did > not really belong. I am concerned where this study would lead and who in > the future would have access to it. As I have recently learned there is no > safe guards for privacy these days. Even with fire walls anyone can still > hack into your computer and steal the information. As innocent as this > study sounds I think there are to many ethical issues not yet considered. > Also who would pay for the study and would the results be shared with > everyone? Maybe in thirty years this would be something to be considered > but I think there are two many legal issues at the present time. > > Gina Pickford > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Sandra Jones Hall" <shall@pacbell.net> > To: <STATLER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, January 04, 2003 7:36 AM > Subject: [STATLER] Statler/Stotler Surname DNA Reseach Project > > > I am coordinating a DNA project for the possibly related surnames of > > Stadler Statler Stetler Stotler and other variations. > > > > When I published the Statler/Stetler/Stotler Newletter in 1986 and 1987 > > I set up 17 Groups based on their residence in 1790. I have not yet > > been able to connect any of those groups. I believe that 13 of these > > Groups have living male descendants. > > > > Y chromosome testing could answer some of the questions such as: > > Do the Stotler's of Morgan County West Virginia share a common ancestor > > with Casper Statler of Somerset County PA. Do the Statler's in Missouri > > relate to the Statler's in PA? > > Do the Stadler families who came from Europe in the 1800's or 1900's > > match the Statler's in PA before 1790? > > Do the Stateler families share a common ancestor with Casper Statler or > > any of the Stetler or Stotler Families? > > > > Y chromosome testing provides only information about an unbroken male > > line, a man, his father, grandfather and on back so it is very suited > > for surname studies. No health information is obtained by the test. > > The test is usually made by collecting cells from the inside of the > > cheek with a small brush. > > > > I am very concerned with privacy issues and would do to meet any privacy > > issues. Unless a person is willing I will not share their name with > > anyone else. Of course I need to share the name of the ancestor. > > > > Please write if you have questions and know of someone who would be > > interested in taking the test. > > > > Sandy (shall@pacbell.net) > > > > > > > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

I wonder if you have looked at all the ramifications that this study could bring. I know that we recently found that one of Tom's Great-Aunt's adopted a child and was brought up as a male heir to the Stotler family and he was never told. His grandson recently found out and his grandfather is mortified. He is 89 years old. Also doing some of the genealogy work I discovered that one of the decedents was not from the father as the mother was raped in the civil war and the child was brought as their own. This child never knew until he read his mother's diary. As you can imagine there was doubt and shame for the rest of his life. He died feeling that he did not really belong. I am concerned where this study would lead and who in the future would have access to it. As I have recently learned there is no safe guards for privacy these days. Even with fire walls anyone can still hack into your computer and steal the information. As innocent as this study sounds I think there are to many ethical issues not yet considered. Also who would pay for the study and would the results be shared with everyone? Maybe in thirty years this would be something to be considered but I think there are two many legal issues at the present time. Gina Pickford ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sandra Jones Hall" <shall@pacbell.net> To: <STATLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 04, 2003 7:36 AM Subject: [STATLER] Statler/Stotler Surname DNA Reseach Project > I am coordinating a DNA project for the possibly related surnames of > Stadler Statler Stetler Stotler and other variations. > > When I published the Statler/Stetler/Stotler Newletter in 1986 and 1987 > I set up 17 Groups based on their residence in 1790. I have not yet > been able to connect any of those groups. I believe that 13 of these > Groups have living male descendants. > > Y chromosome testing could answer some of the questions such as: > Do the Stotler's of Morgan County West Virginia share a common ancestor > with Casper Statler of Somerset County PA. Do the Statler's in Missouri > relate to the Statler's in PA? > Do the Stadler families who came from Europe in the 1800's or 1900's > match the Statler's in PA before 1790? > Do the Stateler families share a common ancestor with Casper Statler or > any of the Stetler or Stotler Families? > > Y chromosome testing provides only information about an unbroken male > line, a man, his father, grandfather and on back so it is very suited > for surname studies. No health information is obtained by the test. > The test is usually made by collecting cells from the inside of the > cheek with a small brush. > > I am very concerned with privacy issues and would do to meet any privacy > issues. Unless a person is willing I will not share their name with > anyone else. Of course I need to share the name of the ancestor. > > Please write if you have questions and know of someone who would be > interested in taking the test. > > Sandy (shall@pacbell.net) > > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Sandy: My line goes from Stephen Stradler to George Stateler to Jacob Stateler to Samuel Stateler to Vernie Stateler to Joseph Stateler to Norman Stateler. Norman is my brother. Are you trying to connect this line? If so, please let me know. Marva Stateler

Yes Marva, your's is one of the lines I would like to connect.

I am coordinating a DNA project for the possibly related surnames of Stadler Statler Stetler Stotler and other variations. When I published the Statler/Stetler/Stotler Newletter in 1986 and 1987 I set up 17 Groups based on their residence in 1790. I have not yet been able to connect any of those groups. I believe that 13 of these Groups have living male descendants. Y chromosome testing could answer some of the questions such as: Do the Stotler’s of Morgan County West Virginia share a common ancestor with Casper Statler of Somerset County PA. Do the Statler’s in Missouri relate to the Statler’s in PA? Do the Stadler families who came from Europe in the 1800’s or 1900’s match the Statler’s in PA before 1790? Do the Stateler families share a common ancestor with Casper Statler or any of the Stetler or Stotler Families? Y chromosome testing provides only information about an unbroken male line, a man, his father, grandfather and on back so it is very suited for surname studies. No health information is obtained by the test. The test is usually made by collecting cells from the inside of the cheek with a small brush. I am very concerned with privacy issues and would do to meet any privacy issues. Unless a person is willing I will not share their name with anyone else. Of course I need to share the name of the ancestor. Please write if you have questions and know of someone who would be interested in taking the test. Sandy (shall@pacbell.net)

Anyone familiar with George Stateler/Statler of Spencer Co Indiana? He married Eliz Cecelia Smeathers 1800, they had 6 children and the Wm below is one of them, born 1820, Lashbrook is his 2nd wife. I am trying to figure out all his children and esp. abt Wm Stateler jr and a son name Charles. Esp the wife Margaret Tucker that Wm jr married...I found the cemetery listing....but I have no idea if I am on the right track or not, so any help is appreciated. George is the son of Stephen Statler/Stradler that came fr Germany to Va then to Monogolia WV. thanks much for any help, Nena [Eliz Smeathers is my 4x grandfather Wm Smeathers daughter] Wm/Lashbrook had children: 3 Roy Stateler 3 Wm Stateler Jr b 1837 NOTE:1860 Spencer co Census #311 -Wm Stateler 23y [b 1837] living with David/Mary Binggle + Margaret Tucker Jan 3 1861 Book 4 PG 393; 4 Wm Stateler b Aug 11 1881 + Ella May Campbell Feb 12 1913 Book 18 pg 248 4 Sariah L Stateler b d Feb 19 1888 [twins?] 4 M Stateler b d Mar 19 1888 [twin to above?] NOTE: List of Stateler's buried Hacklman Cem Spencer Co In, not far fr the Stateler Cem. STATELER SARIAH L. Female White Died 19 FEB 23 1888 F4223 Father: STATELER W. Mother: LUCKER M. [I think Lucker is misprint & is Tucker] STATELER M. Male White Died 19 MAR 12 1888 F4223 Father: STATELER WM Mother: TUCKER These two appear to be twins, dying abt a month apart. _________________________________________________________________ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

The Journal of the Marriages Performed by the Rev. Alpheus Garrison Transcribed by Brian Core Many Monongalians crossed the PA border to marry, because (W)VA charged a fee for a marriage license, whereas there was no such requirement in PA. James N. Statler and Abigail Jane Barrackman November 25, 1885 Enos D. Statler and Sarah Tennant August 29, 1889 Okey J. Eddy and Mary E. Statler September 6, 1889 Numan B. Statler and Adda V. Morris April 7, 1897 Grover Clay Henderson and Rosetta Statler May 27, 1909 George M. Statler and Mary E. Moore December 18, 1909 _________________________________________________________________ Add photos to your e-mail with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail