Library of Virginia has several deeds regarding a John Statler of Monongalia County on Dunker's (Dunkerd's) Creek. I'm interested because my John Stutler was very near this area. In 1810 my John Stutler was in Harrison County, but his name in the census was listed as "John Statler". From the Library of Virginia all in Monongalia County: 12 September 1792 Grantees: Samuel Hanway, Standish Forde Description: 500 acres adjoining Joseph Hunt between Dols Run and Statler's Run. Other names listed: Jacob Statler 28 June 1796 Grantee: Michael Statler Description: 200 acres on a branch of Dunker Creek adjoining lands of John Statler. Other names listed: John Statler 31 December 1798 Grantee: John Statler Description: 400 acres on Dunkerd Creek including his settlement made thereon in the year 1770. 13 February 1805 Grantee: George Hite Description: 500 acres adjoining and above the lands of John Statler heir at law to Jacob Staler on Dunkerd Creek. Other names listed: John Statler, Jacob Statler 26 June 1809 Grantee: Evan Jenkins Description: 800 acres adjoining John Statler, William Lancaster, & c. and on Dunker Creek. Other names listed: John Statler, William Lancaster. Anyone familiar with the above information? Anita Schultz-Peters Member of Group 16 Statler/Stutler DNA search.

Hello Everyone! I just wanted to update you on the status of the Statler Family website. I have setup the site with a new webhost and it is now up and running again. There is also a new domain name to easily remember how to get there. The new domain name for the site is: http://www.statlerfamily.com Thank you for your patience during this time of transistion. David Statler Statler Family Webmaster

I would be interested in providing DNA for the study/research. How do I go about it? my father's family came from southeast Missouri, then moved to Flint Michigan in the 1930's Brad Statler St. Louis, MO .

Hi Brad, Nice to here from you. You are probably part of what I call Group 14. Check out my website on the DNA project and Group 14. If you wish to take the test here is a link to the Family Tree website: http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=Y53712&special=true I have three matches for your Group so I will not be funding any more test for them. Sandy --- BradStatler@aol.com wrote: > I would be interested in providing DNA for the > study/research. How do I go > about it? > > my father's family came from southeast Missouri, > then moved to Flint > Michigan in the 1930's > > Brad Statler > St. Louis, MO > > . > > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so > much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > >

This family is part of Group 8. John and Pricilla lived to be in the 1850 census in Loudoun County, VA. John's age given as 91 birthplace Pennsylvania, "Perciller" age 80 birthplace Virginia. I have one DNA result from this Group which is very close to some of the STETTLER results. Another member of this family just signed up, so hopefully in a few months we will get his results. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sandrajoneshall/

[I ran across this site looking for something else, looks like this family came from Germany, maybe it might help someone] http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=plmurphy&id=I0486 ID: I0486 Name: Samuel STATLER Sex: M Birth: 5 DEC 1799 in Loudoun Co, VA Birth: 25 DEC 1799 in Louden, VA, USA Birth: 25 DEC 1799 in Louden, VA, USA Death: 16 APR 1868 in Clinton Co., OH Death: 16 APR 1868 in Pansy, Clinton, OH, USA Death: 16 APR 1868 in Pansy, Clinton, OH, USA Event: Census 1840 1840 Vernon Township, Clinton Co., OH p362 Event: Census 1850 1850 Vernon Township, Clinton Co., OH p213 Burial: Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Clinton Co., OH Event: Census 1830 1830 Vernon Township, Clinton Co., OH p242 Note: 1830 census; 2 m 0-5 yr, 1 m 20-30, 1 f 0-5, 1 f 15-20, 1 f 20-30 1850 Census: Clinton Co., OH Vernon Twsp: p420 (original page no.) Land Grantee in McDonough County, IL (SE3) in 1857 (purchased for James) Father: John STATLER b: 1759 in Austrian Border, Germany Mother: Pricilla VINCIL b: ABT 1760 Marriage 1 Mary HARRIS b: 16 SEP 1806 in Charlestown, VA, USA Married: 14 AUG 1823 in Clinton County, Ohio Married: 14 AUG 1823 in Clinton, OH, USA Children Pricilla STATLER b: 15 NOV 1825 in Pansy, Clinton, OH, USA John STATLER b: 12 APR 1828 in Clinton Co, OH James Harris STATLER b: 27 AUG 1830 in Clarksville, Ohio Asahel STATLER b: 6 APR 1833 Martha Jane STATLER b: 26 JUN 1836 Mary Elizabeth STATLER b: 14 FEB 1839 in Clinton Co, OH Isaiah Morris STATLER b: 28 JUL 1841 in Vernon Township, Clinton Co, OH Susan Katherine STATLER b: 14 FEB 1844 in Clinton Co, OH Samuel Loudon STATLER b: 16 SEP 1846 in Clinton Co, OH George Henry STATLER b: 10 JUN 1849 in Pansy, Clinton, OH, USA

Hi All! The Statler Family website is sort of in a state of flux right now as the current provider has changed some things that has messed everything up. If you go to the site now, it shows old data from what was there back in the year 2000 !?! To go directly to the latest Family Database, you can just go here: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?&db=statler To see the latest Statler Family Website pages, for now you can go here: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~statler/statler/index.html Just wanted to let everyone know so they can get the latest stuff until we get the site squared away... David Statler Statler Family Webmaster

Hi Brad, Yes the project is still open. You are probably part of what I call Group 14. We have 3 matching members of that Group. There is more information on my website: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sandrajoneshall/ Also see David Statler's website: http://www.jcn1.com/mabccs/ Sandy --- BradStatler@aol.com wrote: > Is the DNA testing still going on? > > My family is from Southeast Missouri..... Would > love to find out more > about our lineage. > > > Brad Statler > > _bradstatler@aol.com_ (mailto:bradstatler@aol.com) > > > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about > your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the > last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > >

Is the DNA testing still going on? My family is from Southeast Missouri..... Would love to find out more about our lineage. Brad Statler _bradstatler@aol.com_ (mailto:bradstatler@aol.com)

From: Sandra Hall <shall@pacbell.net> Subject: Re: [STATLER] DNA Project Thanks for the interest. I did a few reports to this list but it has been a long time, I do posts to the Genforum and Rootsweb surname boards. ============================ Thanks Sandra for the update on the project, do appreciate it and hoping for more participants for you........Nena

Thanks for the interest. I did a few reports to this list but it has been a long time, I do posts to the Genforum and Rootsweb surname boards. My website; http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sandrajoneshall/ In brief: The Goal of the project was to link the Groups I establishes in 1986. Your Statler/Stateler family which I call Group 10 is not related to the other Groups in the male line. I have two Group 10 members who match. (There is also a non-project member who matches. He is an adoptee and I believe his birth father was a Stateler but he was reluctant to follow up) I have at least one participant from each of the 14 Groups with living male descendants, except Groups 3 (Stiteler) and Group 13 (Stadler). I have some participants who came to America after the Revolution but I certainly would like more. The STATLER Groups that match are Groups 4 and 8 and they were originally Stettlers, probably from Switzerland. Other STATLER Groups are 6 and 14. I have at least two matching results for each. So I have 4 Groups that appear to be related. 5 confirmed Groups that don't match other Groups 3 unconfirmed Groups 2 Groups with no participants. I have solved some mysteries especially for the Stotler family of Morgan County WV (Group 9) connecting some men in Ohio who I believed were related back in 1986 when I wrote the Statler/Stetler/Stotler newsletters. My personal goal of finding the origins of Group 6 is still frustrated. Sandy --- Nena Smothers <smothersnena@hotmail.com> wrote: > > I was just curious how the project is coming along. > I never see any updates > on matches or > who has joined or results. How many participants are > in it now and can > someone tell us if there is a website where we can > view the results like > there is for the other surname DNA projects.

I was just curious how the project is coming along. I never see any updates on matches or who has joined or results. How many participants are in it now and can someone tell us if there is a website where we can view the results like there is for the other surname DNA projects. Those of you on the list who descend from George Stateler/Statler and Elizabeth Smeathers might be interested to know our latest results for two Asa Smeathers participants. A little/big twist to this family now, Asa was believed to be the biological son of James Smeathers, younger brother to William Smeathers, and James' wife Elizabeth Beall, however DNA now has proven that Asa himself is a Beall not a Smeathers. You might want to adjust your genealogy data to so reflect this new development. James and Elizabeth md in 1805, and Asa was a year old when they married. We have yet to determine now if Elizabeth was a Beall by birth as long has been the story by the Mordecai Beall crowd that claimed her, or if she married a Beall who was father to Asa. We are working on finding Asa's father with the Beall DNA folks. Our best guess at this stage is she md a Beall, he died and her and James married and he raised Asa as a Smeathers. We have found no adoption or guardianship but back in those days often a step father just raised a young child as his own when he married the mother and the father was dec'd without adopting or claiming guardianship. James had one son who md twice but there are no living males from his line today to test. DNA is certainly exciting. Hope to hear some reports on the Statler DNA project and especially interested in any matches of George Statler's line. BTW-we do now know the family our William and James Smeathers comes from. It is representated by my brother and his 25/25 matches in group 1 when you click on Participants upper left. A William SMITHER who died 1760 Berks co PA leaving a will naming 7 sons. Thanks and take a look at our website anytime. Nena Smothers DNA Project Admin http://www.members.dca.net/smothers/dna

Hello Sandra and David and Julie and List, Sandra and list of possible cousins (smile)(genealogy has given me blessings for 40 years this year...............I just want to wish you ALL a HAPPY NEW YEAR 2006 and best of luck with your searching! Sandra, what a great thing you are doing, thanks. And you too David - I am now "semi-retired" so I need you to educate me on this item that appears on the end of the list's messages - if you would want to write me at kstet@bright.net I would be grateful. Julie, my badly-needed of updating page is on www. or http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/k/i/r/D-S-Kirby/?Welcome=1051583561 You can also Google me using my name in quotations and see 30 years of my internet genealogy queries, just in case. exempla gratia "Kirby Stetler" then click search. Sandra and David are great........my late Mother handed me, to my delight, let's say "some years ago"....<grin> this paper "Stettler/Stotler/Statler Newsletter" created by this wonderful person - I did not then know that years later I would be doing DNA sample to send to her. God Bless all of our friends, in this wonderful endeavor to preserve and appreciate our roots. - Kirby Stetler/Stettler/Staedtler/etc. (you all know how those variant spellings go.)<warm smile> ----- Original Message ----- From: Sandra Hall To: STATLER-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 11:18 AM Subject: Re: [STATLER] Stitler help and Statler Project is Three Years Old I sent a note to Julie. The Statler project is now three with the latest results from a descendant of Peter Statler who was born in Germany about 1805 and lived in Somerset County PA. I put some information about him in the very first Newsletter. Unfortunately the results don't match anyone else. I would like to get some more participants who came from Europe in the 1800's as well as getting someone from Group 13 (Stadler family of North Carolina) and a second participant from Groups 1, 7 and 11. Sandy ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Hi All, I just received a note (see below) from a Julie Hall and passing it along to the list to see if anyone can help her out. Her email address is: hallwest@msn.com Thanks again! David Statler -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Stitler family Date: Wed, 4 Jan 2006 16:51:10 -0700 From: Julie Hall <hallwest@msn.com> To: <dstatler@mail.mo.gov> My name is Julie Hall. My great-great grandmother was Maria Stit(e)ler Mcclune. I have be trying to find out more information about her, but have been unsuccessful. Her father's name might have been Johnaton Stit(e)ler. I found this information The Statler/Stetler/Stotler Newsletter. If you have any information I would love to hear from you. Thanks Julie Hall

I sent a note to Julie. The Statler project is now three with the latest results from a descendant of Peter Statler who was born in Germany about 1805 and lived in Somerset County PA. I put some information about him in the very first Newsletter. Unfortunately the results don't match anyone else. I would like to get some more participants who came from Europe in the 1800's as well as getting someone from Group 13 (Stadler family of North Carolina) and a second participant from Groups 1, 7 and 11. Sandy

This Abraham is the son of Abraham of Loudoun and Botetourt Counties in Virginia. They are part of what I call Group 8 and we do have a participant in the DNA project Kit# 7816. Sandy --- Nena Smothers <smothersnena@hotmail.com> wrote: > Just saw this looking for something else. Prehaps it > will help someone, nice > site. Do we have a desc of his in the DNA project? > nena > > http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=2655437&id=I5580 > > Abraham STATLER Birth: bet 1765-1784 > Hannah Statler, who first married a GRAHAM & then > married a MILLER & then > married Abraham Statler." > - Ancestry.com/VA Marriages 1740-1850: Abraham > Statler married Mrs. Hannah > Miller, 18 Dec 1809, Botetourt Co, VA > > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about > your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > >

Just saw this looking for something else. Prehaps it will help someone, nice site. Do we have a desc of his in the DNA project? nena http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=2655437&id=I5580 Abraham STATLER Birth: bet 1765-1784 Hannah Statler, who first married a GRAHAM & then married a MILLER & then married Abraham Statler." - Ancestry.com/VA Marriages 1740-1850: Abraham Statler married Mrs. Hannah Miller, 18 Dec 1809, Botetourt Co, VA

From what I have, there are no STATLER families in Lancaster County at the time frame Jan is interested. I do have a Emanuel STETLER in the correct area. I will email Jan. I hope everyone is enjoying good family time now. Sandy --- David Statler <dstatler@mail.mo.gov> wrote: > My aunt, Mary Alice Blaylock, received this note > from a Ms. Jan Hart. > I'm forwarding this note along to the whole mailing > list to see if > anyone might have a connection. > > Jan's email address is: JHart22036@aol.com > > Thanks, > David Statler > > > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: FWD: possible relative-- > Date: Fri, 23 Dec 2005 11:25:34 -0600 > From: Blaylock, Mary <mabccs@jcn1.com> > Reply-To: <mabccs@jcn1.com> > To: <dstatler@mail.mo.gov> > > > > Maybe you can forward this to all the Statler > ---------- Original Message > ---------------------------------- > From: JHart22036@aol.com > Date: Thu, 22 Dec 2005 23:33:28 EST > > > I have include what I have on my elusive relative > you will note that her > name may have been STATLER...thus why I am writing > to you. Have you ever heard > or seen ANYTHING of either her for the folks who > lived next door to them in > the 1860's Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. > Thanks in advance, > Jan Hart > Fayetteville, NC snip ....

My aunt, Mary Alice Blaylock, received this note from a Ms. Jan Hart. I'm forwarding this note along to the whole mailing list to see if anyone might have a connection. Jan's email address is: JHart22036@aol.com Thanks, David Statler -------- Original Message -------- Subject: FWD: possible relative-- Date: Fri, 23 Dec 2005 11:25:34 -0600 From: Blaylock, Mary <mabccs@jcn1.com> Reply-To: <mabccs@jcn1.com> To: <dstatler@mail.mo.gov> Maybe you can forward this to all the Statler ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: JHart22036@aol.com Date: Thu, 22 Dec 2005 23:33:28 EST I have include what I have on my elusive relative you will note that her name may have been STATLER...thus why I am writing to you. Have you ever heard or seen ANYTHING of either her for the folks who lived next door to them in the 1860's Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Thanks in advance, Jan Hart Fayetteville, NC Descendants of Fannie Stettler Mylin 1. FANNIE STETTLER1 MYLIN was born 17 Jul 1810 in Pennsylvania, USA, and died 21 Dec 1878 in Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, USA. She married SAMUEL CHARLES 04 Nov 1827 in Pennsylvania, son of JOSEPH CHARLES and ELIZABETH FISHER. He was born 26 Aug 1799 in (Pennsylvania), USA, and died 14 Sep 1875 in Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, USA. Notes for FANNIE STETTLER MYLIN: **is possible her name was Fanny Mylin STATLER, as on the 1860 census an Abram & Fanny STATLER ages 6?/68 are living next door** More About FANNIE STETTLER MYLIN: Burial: Dec 1878, Boehm's Cemetery, Willow Street, Pequea Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania Census 1: 13 Jul 1860, Pequea Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania (Source: 1860 United States Census, page 574, Series M653, Roll 1125, shows age as 50, living with husband and children.) Census 2: Bet. 18 - 22 Jul 1870, Pequea Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania (Source: 1870 United States Census, page 157, Series M593, Roll 1358, shows age as 60, living with husband, children and grandchildren.) Other Name Spellings: 1870, Fanny Charles (census) More About SAMUEL CHARLES: Burial: 17 Sep 1875, Boehm's Cemetery, Willow Street, Pequea Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania Census 1: 13 Jul 1860, Willow Street Post Office, Pequa Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania (Source: 1860 United States Census, page 574, Series M653, Roll 1125, shows age as 61, living with wife and children.) Census 2: Bet. 18 - 22 Jul 1870, Willow Street Post Office, Pequea Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania (Source: 1870 United States Census, page 157, Series M593, Roll 1358, shows age as 70, living with wife, children and two grandchildren.) Marriage Certificate: Copy Occupation 1: 1860, Farmer Occupation 2: 1870, Farmer More About SAMUEL CHARLES and FANNIE MYLIN: Marriage: 04 Nov 1827, Pennsylvania Children of FANNIE MYLIN and SAMUEL CHARLES are: 2. i. SAMUEL M2 CHARLES, b. 20 Apr 1829, Conestoga, Lancaster Co.,Pennsylvania, USA; d. 16 Mar 1880, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. ii. EMMA CHARLES, b. 28 Dec 1830, Pennsylvania, USA; d. 01 Jan 1851, Pennsylvania. More About EMMA CHARLES: Burial: Jan 1851 End of Lineage: *** 3. iii. CYRUS CHARLES, b. 12 Dec 1832, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, USA; d. 31 Dec 1894, Quarryville, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. 4. iv. JOSEPH CHARLES, b. 05 Sep 1834, Pennsylvania, USA; d. 01 Jan 1913, Pequea Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. 5. v. BENJAMIN CHARLES, b. 23 Jan 1836, Pennsylvania, USA; d. 09 May 1899, Wakefield, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. 6. vi. MARY CHARLES, b. 28 Mar 1838, Pennsylvania, USA; d. 12 Mar 1918. 7. vii. ELIZABETH CHARLES, b. 14 Oct 1840, Pennsylvania, USA; d. 02 Feb 1890. 8. viii. MARTHA CHARLES, b. 23 Aug 1842, Pequea Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, USA; d. 16 Jan 1913. 9. ix. MARGARET CHARLES, b. 09 Apr 1844, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, USA; d. 03 Jan 1926, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. 10. x. ANDREW W CHARLES, b. 29 Jun 1845, Pennsylvania, USA; d. 27 Nov 1918, Wakefield, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. 11. xi. JOHN S CHARLES, b. 24 Dec 1847, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, USA; d. 11 Dec 1921, Granville Twp., Mifflin Co., Pennsylvania. 12. xii. ELAM E CHARLES, b. 12 Nov 1849, Pequea Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, USA; d. 18 Feb 1923, Fulton Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. xiii. SELINDA CHARLES, b. 08 Jan 1851, Pennsylvania, USA; d. 27 Mar 1852, Pennsylvania. More About SELINDA CHARLES: Burial: Mar 1852 End of Lineage: *** 13. xiv. AARON F CHARLES, b. 28 Jan 1853, Strasburg Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, USA; d. 16 Jan 1933, Quarryville, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania.

The Kingfisher Times Oklahoma Dec. 26, 1929 Page 1 col 1 Frank Stetler Born: July 13, 1894 Died: Dec. 19, 1929 Buried: Kingfishr Cem OK http://www.rootsweb.com/~okcemete/kingfisher/newspaper/death29.htm