Your information is correct except for the children. George & Elizabeth had 6 children: 1.Tulauah Elizabeth 2. Susanna H. 3. Jacob (my great, great Grandfather) 4. William (Uncle Billy) 5. Mary Jane 6. Mary Elizabeth I would like to see a picture of the cabin at Knob City. We still have a Stateler Graveyard in the Knobs. Marva J. Stateler mstateler@aol.com

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Date: Tue, 12 Dec 2000 23:20:17 -0800 Betty Alderson: Picture of Cabin at Knob City, Indiana. Originally known as the Knob City store owned and operated by Daniel Grass, first land holder in Rockport. Later it became the first Spencer Co. Courthouse. It was also the birthplace of "Billy Stateler, the first white child born in Spencer co., after it became a state." this Billy was the only child of Elizabeth Smithers and George Stateler. Mrs. George Stateler, Billy's mother,started the first school for Negro children in the state in this same cabin. Mrs. Geo Stateler was sister to Jane Smithers Grass.".. I would like to verify this information if any can, thanks...Nena _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Hello: I am searching for Elizabeth Smeathers who m George Statler Aug 8 1808 Ohio Co.,Ky. They are both buried in the Statler Cem Spencer Co.,Ohio Township with several of their children. Eliz born Jun 1 1781 George born Feb 15 1766 Children: Jacob b 1814, Eliz b 1814 +/-, William b 3-3 1820, Mary J b 4-6-1823. Various spellings of Statler is found:Statlor, Stateler. I am trying to verify Elizabeth is the dau of William Smeathers/Smithers and Nancy "cecelia" Fitzpatrick. Any info would be grateful, thank you...Nena Smothers _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

I would like to be add to the Stateler Family Mailing List. I am interested in the WI branch.......Solomon, Stephen, Burns, James, Andrew, John etc Janet8076@aol.com

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Hi Everyone! Sorry for the short notice about this (I just found out too...), but there will be a Statler Family Reunion in July. Here are the particulars as printed in the Sedgewickville, MO area newspaper: "REUNION The Statler Family will hold it's reunion on July 14th at The Sedgewickville United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. The gathering will start at 10:30 AM and a meal prepared by the ladies of the church will be served at noon. Price of meal is $8.00 for adults, children 6-12, $3.00, and under 6 FREE. Reservations are a must and should be received no later than June 10th. Send checks for number of people attending to: Glenn Statler, HC 62, Box 29, Sedgewickville, Mo. 63781. Wear comfortable clothes, bring lawn chairs, old photos and memories." Due to the short notice, if you'd like to attend, Glenn's phone number is: 573-866-2619. Until Next Time... David Statler Statler Family Webmaster Statler Family Genealogy Homepage: http://www.jcn1.com/mabccs/index.html

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Hello Everyone! Just wanted to let you know of a few site updates... I now have Ellis Island records for STETTLER, STOTLER, and part of the STADLER immigrants on the site. There are over 610 Stadler records and since it is very hard to get into the Ellis Island site, I have only been able to obtain the first 100 records. I will continue to add to what is posted as I am able. Also, I have posted pictures that Mary Alice Blaylock sent me of part of Dr. Edwin Keith Statler's ledger "B." Dr. Edwin Statler was a family physician located in Sedgewickville, MO who treated just about every family in the area in every area from helping to give birth to pulling teeth. These pictures can be found in the Family Documents section. Until next time... David Statler Statler Family Webmaster Statler Family Genealogy Homepage: http://www.jcn1.com/mabccs/index.html

Hello Everyone! Hope everyone is enjoying a nice Spring... Who has time for genealogy, right? :-) I'm sure most of you have heard about the new website for searching databases of Ellis Island records. It's located at: http://www.ellisislandrecords.com How many of you have actually gotten in to the site and been able to do any searches? It's pretty difficult due to the excessive amount of people trying to use it. I've managed to get in only a few times, but in those times, I have been able to pull off some infomation that I have posted at the Statler Family Website. I've only been able to look up passenger lists for Statler and Stetler so far, but plan to post other spelling variations as soon as I am able to get in to the site again. For what I do have, you can check it out under the "Family Documents" section, then click on the "Ellis Island Records" link. Until Next Time... David Statler Statler Family Webmaster Statler Family Genealogy Homepage: http://www.jcn1.com/mabccs/index.html

Hi all... I have very little on Peter...and no proved ancestors at this time. I have found reference to him on the LDS IGI...but no film numbers listed. Peter b 16 Jan 1810 PA d 28 Feb 1874 Muscatine County, Iowa wife Sarah J. Stauffer b 14 Jul 1818 d 28 Mar 1854 Muscatine County, Iowa (dates from tombstones) children: Catharine b 30 Jun 1835 PA m Lewwellyn Parry Mary Elizabeth b 17 Jan 1838 PA m Charles B. Davis Walter Rudolph b 22 Dec 1840 PA (John Statler b 3 Apr 1773 & Catharine (wife) had son Rudolph Walter b 8 Aug 1832 d 13 Jan 1837...coincidence?) Charlotte M. b 16 Nov 1842 PA (my line) Sarah Ellen b 17 Oct 1846 PA died young Alice A. b 1848 PA m George Foster John C. b 23 Oct 1851 PA 1850 PA census Peter was in Napier Twp., Bedford County, Pennsylvania, pg 61A; 1860 he was in Pike Twp., Muscatine County, Iowa. They moved in 1854 to Iowa. Many of the children's names are names that John b 1773 and his 2 wives used. Certainly hope someone has that missing link that has illuded me. Regards, Pam in FL

We do not have the answer to that question. The Statler & Walter connections are more than two hundred years ago & their are no stories. The Laurel connection had several write ups about this family but no point of origin. I would be interested in seeing your material. Regards, Donald

I too am hunting information on the Statlers. It is said that Casper was a brother to Samuel Statler and that is my line. Thanks Carrol Ann

Greetings: I have been researching the Stadtler family from Alsace. I found information on your family on Family Tree Maker's disk No. 403 of Selected U.S./International Marriage Records 1560-1900. It lists Caspar Statler, Rebecca Regina Walter, Peter etc. Statler and Walter names are both from Alsace. Did your family originate from Alsace? Do you know whether they came from Alsace or Germany? Please e-mail me if you need to know more information. Barbara At 12:03 AM 4/9/01 -0400, you wrote: >Hi All... >Searching for data on Peter b 16 Jan 1810 PA d 28 Feb 1874 Muscatine Co, IA >married 8 Jul 1835 PA Sarah J. Stauffer b 14 Jul 1818 PA and d 28 Mar 1854 >Muscatine Co, IA (all above dates from headstones). Peter and family were in >IA prior to the 1860 census. The 1850 Bedford Co census, Napier Twp., lists : >Peter Statler, age 46, m, no occupation listed, real estate value 1800, >Sarah, 33, f, >Catharine, 14, f, >Elizabeth, 12, f, >Rudolph, 9, m, >Charlotte, 8, f, (my gr-gr-grandmother) >Sarah, 4, f, >Alice, 2, f, >Also listed is >Joseph Waggoner, 26, farmer >all born PA > >Believe Peter to be the son of John Statler b 3 Apr 1773 who was the son of >Caspar & Regina Walter Statler. Searching for any information that may >confirm or disprove my assumption. Also looking for any leads on which >Stauffer family Peter's wife, Sarah, belonged to. > >Many thanks, >Pam in FL > > >============================== >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com

Hi All... Searching for data on Peter b 16 Jan 1810 PA d 28 Feb 1874 Muscatine Co, IA married 8 Jul 1835 PA Sarah J. Stauffer b 14 Jul 1818 PA and d 28 Mar 1854 Muscatine Co, IA (all above dates from headstones). Peter and family were in IA prior to the 1860 census. The 1850 Bedford Co census, Napier Twp., lists : Peter Statler, age 46, m, no occupation listed, real estate value 1800, Sarah, 33, f, Catharine, 14, f, Elizabeth, 12, f, Rudolph, 9, m, Charlotte, 8, f, (my gr-gr-grandmother) Sarah, 4, f, Alice, 2, f, Also listed is Joseph Waggoner, 26, farmer all born PA   Believe Peter to be the son of John Statler b 3 Apr 1773 who was the son of Caspar & Regina Walter Statler. Searching for any information that may confirm or disprove my assumption. Also looking for any leads on which Stauffer family Peter's wife, Sarah, belonged to. Many thanks, Pam in FL

Hello Everyone! Nope, it's not an April Fool's joke... The Statler Family database has been updated with over 380 additions! Some of the additions this time is on the Barney Rufus Statler line provided by Kelly Statler. Barbara Serini provided additional information on the Propst family which married into Statler's and Maxine Seabaugh has been researching the decendants of Huntell Barks this past winter along with Mary Alice Blaylock to provide more information on this line. Hope everyone has a great day! I know it is for me... it's payday! ha! Until next time... Happy Hunting! David Statler Statler Family Webmaster Statler Family Genealogy Homepage: http://www.jcn1.com/mabccs/index.html

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not related. but thanks for the info wemight have a connection farther back. if i come across anythuing ill e mail you thanks al statler

Forrest, thanks for posting about this picture. I've added it to the Photo Album on the Statler Family website as well. Thanks again! David Statler Forrest Orndorff wrote: > There is a Civil War photo of Geo. Statler taken in PA up for auction on ebay. if nothing else you can you can right click on the photo and save a digital copy of it. George would be a cousin to me so I thought I would post it here and maybe someone in his direct line would be lucky enough to get it. if there is no bidding on it on Feb 7th then I will bid on it for my collection. here is the address of the auction. > > http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=550805190 > > Happy hunting > Forrest Orndorff

Dear Forrest, Thanks for the note re Geo. Statler Civil War photo for sale. Since Geo. is your ancestor, from whom in Pa. are you descended? Casper and Rebecca? I've noticed your name before and wondered if Orndorff might be Orendorf in Heidelberg Twp. I am descended from the Holstein and Lauer families there. My Statler ancestor is ABRAHAM STETTLER/STETLER from Bethel Twp. in present Lebanon Co. I have had no luck finding my Abraham before his arrival on the Thistle in 1738. Have you come across anything? My Statler family went to Piqua, Ohio in 1802. I am NOT (as far as I know) related to Geo. V. Statler Best - Susie Statler Shoemaker susiesho@bellsouth.net