Hi All, Since I last asked about this couple, I've gotten quite a bit of information, which is presented below. There is a problem however. I believe that Thomas must have been married to someone besides Jannetje VAN STEE first. It appears to me that Jannetje VAN STEE is probably only the mother of John Vroom STOUT thru Carritje Stout. This conclusion is based on her date of birth and the date of the marriage. Also what I have seen in the IGI records of various children is that the children before John Vroom STOUT are listed with the parents Thomas STOUT and Jannetje, whereas John Vroom STOUT and after have the parents listed as Thomas STOUT and Jannetje Vroom VAN STEE. There also seems to be a change in the naming pattern. So the question of the day is...... Does anyone have any evidence that my speculation is correct or incorrect, or any other data that might reflect on this family. Descendants of Thomas Stout Generation No. 1 1. THOMAS5 STOUT (JAMES4, JAMES3, RICHARD2, JOHN1) was born 30 Oct 1734 in Hunterdon Co., NJ, and died 30 Apr 1827 in ,, NJ. He married JANNETJE VROOM VAN STEE 1777, daughter of HENDRICK VAN STEE and RUTH BLACKFORD. She was born 1753 in ,, NJ. More About THOMAS STOUT and JANNETJE VAN STEE: Marriage: 1777 Children of THOMAS STOUT and JANNETJE VAN STEE are: i. MARGARET6 STOUT, b. 1757, Hunterdon Co., NJ; m. PETER LA TOURETTE, 21 Nov 1777. More About PETER LA TOURETTE and MARGARET STOUT: Marriage: 21 Nov 1777 ii. JAMES STOUT, b. 4 Mar 1758; d. 1815; m. RACHEL BRYANT. iii. CATRENA STOUT, b. 16 Mar 1766, Hunterdon Co., NJ. iv. GARRET STOUT, b. 1769; d. 1836; m. JANE WYCKOFF, Abt. 1790. More About GARRET STOUT and JANE WYCKOFF: Marriage: Abt. 1790 v. ELIZABETH STOUT, b. 1772, Hunterdon Co., NJ; m. PETER BENNET, 12 Jul 1795. More About PETER BENNET and ELIZABETH STOUT: Marriage: 12 Jul 1795 vi. BENJAMIN STOUT, b. 1775, Hunterdon Co., NJ. vii. JOHN VROOM STOUT, b. 1779, Hunterdon Co., NJ; d. 1859. viii. PETER STOUT, b. 1781, Hunterdon Co., NJ; d. 1872. ix. JANNETJE STOUT, b. 1782, Hunterdon Co., NJ; d. 1857; m. JESSE JANNINGS. x. BRACHJE STOUT, b. 1787. Notes for BRACHJE STOUT: From Somerset County Historical Quarterly, Vol VI 1787. Mar. 11. V: Vleat, George and Martha Voorhais--Margreat. Johnson, Andrew and Elizabeth Johnson--Natie. Post, Abraham and Caty Dumott--Peter. (B. Feb. 5, 1787; d. Mar. 15, 1788). Waldron, William and Mary Waldron--John. Cole, Obadiah and Rebacca Hufman--John. Emmans, John and Trintie Ten Brook--Garritie. Apr. 10. Wyckoff, Denys and Elizabeth Ten Eyck--Anne. (Born Oct. 3, 1786). Mitchel, Edwar and (???), --Mary. Lane, Matthias and Altje Covenhoven--William. Stevens, Joseph and Altje Henderson--John. Stout, Thomas and Jannetje Van Stee--Brachje. <---- Post, Peter and (???), --Cornelius. xi. RITCHERD STOUT, b. 1792, North Branch, Somerset Co., NJ; m. ELIZABETH VAN NEST; b. 1800, ,, NJ. xii. CORNELIUS STOUT, b. 1790, Hunterdon Co., NJ; d. 1790. xiii. CORNELIUS STOUT, b. 1793, Hunterdon Co., NJ; d. 1867. xiv. CARRITJE STOUT, b. 1795, Hunterdon Co., NJ. Bill Stout E-mail: [email protected] Gilbert, AZ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Can a first cousin, once removed, return? " -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

I found an item mentioning Daniel & Elizabeth in a Harrison County, WV History (1995) (available from the Harrison Co. Gen. Soc.). I have a question about Daniel and Elizabeth. According to my info, Daniel died about before 1811 in Harrison county. Did his wife move to Kentucky with the children? The item from the Harrison co. book is headlined as being about a witch craft examination by members of the Simpson Creek Baptist Church of Rhoda Ward in January 1787. Members of the congregation apparently found Rhoda innocent; no punishment was imposed. She was examined again in 1799 and again no punishment was imposed. The following declarations were made in Jan. 1787: Rhoda Ward - "This may certify to all it may concern that the following I deliver as truth as I expect to answer it at the Great Day of Judgment. On a time when I lay sick of the chicken-pox, it appeared to me that Sarah Roy, or something like her, came to me with a small lot of pins. She told me that if I told of her, she would kill me; if not, she would neer trouble me any more. The same day, or perhaps the next, I know not which, Elizabeth Stout showed me some crooked pins, which she said, I spewed up. If I did, I knowed it not, though it might be the case, and if the pins had not been showed to me, and I have been told that I spewed them up, I should have thought that the above had been a fiction, proceeding from being light-headed with fever. But this I know that my throat and breast were sore, and I spit blood the next day, but I know not the cause of it, and I remember that my sister, Sarah, and Brother John, came to Daniel Stout's in the time of sugar making, and Elizabeth Stout asked her if she got home that time before her father, and she said, 'Yes.' These things I deliver as truth, as witness my hand the date above mentioned." Mary Smith - "This is to certify to or inform all whom it may concern that as I have been inquired of respecting what I know concerning Rhoda Ward vomiting pins. the following I offer as the whole of my knowledge in the matter, which I am willing to be qualified to. As I was at Daniel Stout's at a time when Rhoda Ward lay sick of the chicken-pox, I saw her spew up one or two pins that was crooked, and there were others laying ont he floor. I expected she spewed them up before I noticed her, and about an hour after, she said she knew who gave them to her. This is to certify to the best of my knowledge is all I know." Seems like a lot of people coming & going from Daniel & Elizabeth's place. Patt _______________________________________________________ Get 100% FREE Internet Access powered by Excite Visit http://freelane.excite.com/freeisp

Hi All, Does anyone know the ancestry of Thomas Stout b: abt 1755 who married Jannetje Vroom Van Stee in 1777 in Hunterdon Co., NJ. Thanks.... Bill Stout E-mail: [email protected] Gilbert, AZ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Can a first cousin, once removed, return? " -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Here are some more Monmouth Co, Deeds from "Monmouth Co,New Jersey Deeds Books A, B, C, and D" by Richard S. Hutchinson Monmouth County Deeds Book A Page 21 We whose names are underwritten having seriously...considered ye matter..[against Christopher Allmey]...find according to evidence & ye best understanding in ye law ye defend’t Allmey not guilty. March ye 26 the juries veredict for whale fish...[Signed-James Ashton, Robert Hamblton, Henery Marsh, Willm White, Joseph Grover, Joseph Huitt, Thomas cox, Richard Stout Senr, George Mount, James dorsett, John Stout, Charles, Eccles.] Page 21 The following members of the jury were chosen-Peter Parker-Foreman, Thomas cox, Richard Stout ye eldr, James Grover Junior, John Stout, James Dorsett, Job Throckmorton, George Hulett, Nicho Brown, Edmund Lafetra, John Worthley, Thomas Huit.] page 43 31 Oct 1687-Execution granted to John Campble agannst the estate of Daniell Eastall..attache the bod of Robt Holman of Middletown...to answer Daniell Eastell of Middletown...to attach the body of Samll Lenord late of Colts Neck ...to answer Richard Stout, Junor of Middletown...to attach the body of Richard Beast of Middletown...to answer John Willson Junor of Middletown...; [Dated-24 November 1687.] page 44 [Actions heard-John Johnson...against John Lenord...Daniell Eastall..against Robt Hoolman...Rich. Stout...against Samll Lenord...John Willson Junor...against Richd Beast...Phillip Smith...against...John Craford...rich. Mount against Mr. John Johnson...William Leads against Margrate Leads...Benjm Devell..Aginst William Snead...] page 35 Accons Entered Agst next Court Gawen Lawrie govenr of the P’vince Lidia Brown [Bowne pencilled over name], richard Stout, Senr, James Grover, Senr &Richard Hartshorne, plants against John Peirce deft...trepass...[Withdrawn on the 16th] page 46 Richard Stout Senr and Penelope his wife, their bill of sale to Thomas Snawsell for a house and land ...wee Richard Stout Senr of the Towne of Middletown...East New Jersey planter and Penelope Wife of the said richard...[sold for 66 pounds, 5 shillings, 3 pence to]...thomas Snawsell Senr now Resident in the Towne of Middletown...Merchant...a lott of up land lying in the Towne of Middletown...with a dwelling house & barn...with an orchard...[16 acres in lenght and in breadth 4 chaynes]...as the same is menconed...in the Patent...[dated 4 June 1677]...bounded on the borth by the highway, west by John Smith, South by land...East by the house lott formerly...of richard gibbons and now in possession of John Crafford. Together with nine acres of upland in the Poplar field...[adjacent land owners or names-Stphen Arnold, william Layton, Edward Smith]...as allso nine acres of meadow...[adjacent land owners or names-William Cheeseman, John Stout, a Creek which parts Wakick necke and Shoale Harbour Neck. Likewise six acres of meadow at Wakick Creek or Necke...[adjacent land owners or names-Edward Smith, Anthony Page]...and for him the said Snawsell..to...possess the same as of the manner of East Greenwich in frr & common Soccage...; [Signed-Both Richard and Penelope Stout made their marks when signing. witnesses-John Brown, Thomas Lawrence; att richd Gardiner, (Clk), recorded-7 October 1684 page 46 MEMORANDUM...on the back side of Richard & PenelopeStout’s Bill of Sale...[was the acknowledgement that they appeared before Justices-John Hance, John Throckmorton, Peter Tilton]...; [Dated-23 Sept 1634] page 54-PETTER TILTON TO RICHARD HARTSHORNE ....Peter tilton of Marvill Hill in Middletown...County of Monmouth....East New Jersey ...whereas Phillip Cartret governor...did give...unto richard Stout Senyor...[40 acres]...of upland and meadow...and the sd. Richard Stout did sell the same unto thomas snosnell and the sd. Snosnell did by his atturney sell the same unto John Crafoord...and the sd. Crafoord did by deed sell the sd. land and meadow unto me Petter tilton. Now these presents...[Tilton sells for 54 pounds to richard Hartshorne of Portland point land] lying in Middletown...[adjoining land owners or names-John Smith, Richard Harshorne, home lott formerly of Richard Gibone]...and...[9 acres] ...in the poplar field and ...[9 acres]...of meadow and ...[6 acres]...of meadow lying in Middletowne meadows...[Dated-27 September 1687, signed-Petter Tilton; witnesses-John Johnston, John Hance, John Throckmorton, recorded-19 November 1687; Rob. Hamilton, Clk.] page 1 General Assembly...”whereas certain Inhabittants off road Island or elsewhere have bin ingaged to have performed thare pt in the settlmt off this land upon a day next, whareby thare former privilledges off free purchase with others is forfeited or last by thos neglect or remisse dealings. It is hereby determined that all such persons aforsd which may happen to arrive hear between this and the next spring tide with intent to settell hear according to thare former grant...The selling off strong liquors to Indians is likewise by vertue of this act forbidden...The admittance off townsmen is allowed soe far as to make up the Noumber off one hundred...The money received for each township to remain in the seaver men’s hands, viz Wm Goulding, John Bowne, John Tilton, James Grover, Richard Stoutt, Samuel Spicer, Richard gibbins...Portland Poynt to bee reduced into ten prts, divisions or Lotts...” page 3 2 November 1669-At a Court held ...at the house off Randall Huet ye elder on Portland Point-Present-James Ashton-Constable; Richard Stout, James Grover, Wm Bowne, James Bowne -Pattentees; Jonathan Hullmes, Edward Smith-Deputies. page 4 5 July 1670 -Court-Portland Point-Present-John Bowne, James Grover, James Bowne, Wm Goulding, Richard gibbons, Richard Stoutt-Pattentees; John Hance, Eliakim Wardell, James bowne-Depties., Peter Tilton, William Shaddock, Eliakim Wardell & Richard Lippincott were established as overseers for the towne of Shrewsbury.” ...Willm Reap off road Island merchant being present...”, [Reported-4 May 1670 by John Willson towne deputy.} page 4 and 5 15 February 1670-[Notice of a meeting re: ‘Nominated Associates” at the house of James Grover’s “at the mill”] Nominated Associates-To Mr. Christopher Allmey, Eliakim Wardell, Jno Hance, Rd Lippincott, Wm Shaddock, Edward Pattison, Bartho West, Nicho Brown, Tho. Winterton. “This noat was directed to John Hance to communicate the contents...[to the above persons]...By Richard Hartshorne, John Bowne, Richard Gibins, Richartd Stoutt”’ [Attested to by Rd Richardson.] Page 5 [The following are names found in a recorded “account of disbursements of Wm Reape, dated 5 July 1670.] -John Tilton-to the sachim off ye gift land & to Randall Huet-To a sloop hire...upon a voyage with the Pattentees to Pootapeck Neck-To the charge of three ment sent from road Island-To the use of Dirrick Smith’s sloope Pattentees Signed-Will Goulding, James Grover, John Bowne, Richard gibbins, Richard Stoutt [made his mark] John Hance, eliakim Wardell, James bowne-Dps., [Recorded by -Rd Richardson.] page 5 and 6 [Newasink, Narumsunk,&Pootapeck is Dr. to the severall disburstments by James Grover & company for the following persons] Samuel Spicer, James Grover, Wm Goulding , Jno. Bowne, Richd gibbons, Richd Stoutt, John Tillton, Natha Sillvester, Thoms Moor, John cunklin, Walter Clarck, Petter Essin, Thomas Winterton, Richard Lippincott, Emmanuel Woolley, Wm Shaddock, Edwd Wharton, Richard Bordin, William James, Robert Carr, Thomas Potter, George Webb, John Coggshell, William coddington, Thomas Clifton, Henry Bull, Samuel Hollman, Nicholas Bowne, Richard Richardson, Christopher Allmy, Jonathan Hullmes, Jno. Clarke, Geo. Chutte, Mark Lucer, Obidiah Hullmes, Steven Arnold, Edward Smith, Nicholas Davis, Wm Shakerley, Roger Ellis & his son, Eliakim Wardell, Edward Tartt, Edward Pattisson, Bartho West, Robert West, John Horabin, James Bowne, John Willson, John Burkman, John Hance, Zachary Gaunt, Francis Brindley, Ralph gouldsmith, Water Wall, Jno. Hall, Job Allmey, Joseph Coleman, John Throckmorton, John Bowne of fl., Wm Bowne, Thomas Potter page 6 [A List off names of the names of the purchassers off Newasink, Narumsunk, & Pootapeck. The number behind each name indicates that number of shares each purchased.] Samuel Spicer-1, James Grover-1, John Bowne-1, Richard gibbons-1, richard Stoutt-1, John Tilton-2, Nath silvester-2, John Throckmorton-1, Wlater clarke-1, Peter Eassen-1, Tho Winterton-1, Richard Lipencott-4....... page 7 Those above named, were the above said Pattentees have chossen to or selves to bee assosiates with us...william Goulding, Rich. Gibbons, James Grover, John Bowne, Willia Reape, Richard Stoutt [made his mark] ;[Attested to by Rd Richardson.] page 7 [“...the Noumber of associates whose names are inserted are not soe fuly completed...John Bowne, Will Goulding, James Grover, Rich Stoutt [made his mark], Richard Gibbins, William Reape...”] page 8 [15 May 1671-At a meeting held the 15th...Pattentees present...John Bowne, Ja. Grover, Richard Stoutt, Richard gibbins with the rest of the Inhabitants of Midltown & Shrowersbury...richard Richardson was appointed...as Recorder for both townes...Whareas Richard Lippincott & Nicholas Brown inhabittants of ...Shrewersbury ware formerly nominated for associates...are likwise to bee addedd...”] page 17 August 16, 1677 The names of the jurymen-James Ashton, Jo. Throckmorton, Jo. Stoutt, Randall Huitt, Richard Stoutt, George Bruiss, George Mount, John Smith, James Dorsett. Jonathan Hulmes, James Grover, Samuel Hutton, William Layton, Joseph Huitt. page 22-26th & 27th Marc 1679 [The following were named to the jury-John Havens, John Throckmorton, Richard Stoutt, Nicholas Brown, Edmund Lafetra, Peter Parker, James Ashton-Foreman, Thomas cox, James Dorsett, Joseph Grover, John smith, John Worthley.] page 137-7 March 1714-We the under subscribing surviving Commissioners...for laying out of highways...do appoint Capt. Richard Stout & Stophel Longstreet in place of Benjamin Borden who is removed out of the sd. County above a year & Capt. John Leonard deceased above a year...[Signed-John Reid, Obadiah Bowne, Elisha Lawrence, John Hepburn, John Wooley-Commissioners.] page 54-Richard Hartshorne to Henery Marssh...Now know yee that whereas Phillip Cartright governor of East Jarsey...did...grant unto Richard Stoutt Senior...[9 acres of upland]...[and Stout sold it to Thomas Snosell, and by his Aturnay to John Crafoord, and Crafoors to Petter Tilton, and from Tilton to Richard Hartshorne]...Now thesepresents...I the sd. Richard Hartshorne...of Portland point...Monmouth...East Jarsey...[for 5 pounds sold to]...Henry Marssh of Midletown...yeoman...[9 acres in the place called poplar field]...[adjoiing land owners or names-Stephen Arnold, William Layton, Edward Smith]...[dated-25 September 1688; signed-Richard Hartshorne; witnesses-John Hance, Lewis Morris, recorded-2 Oct 1688, Rob. Hamilton Clarke.] page 69 Records of ye high ways in ye countie of Monmouth 2 Mar 1687-[Laid out on this date}-From Shrowsbury falls to swining river bridge as the lyeth to two girdled trees on ye South side of ye at John Rutmans hill...along ye King’s highway...through Middletown street as ye road now lyeth at the bridg a little Easterly from John Stout’s house...following the old way through ye poplar field and out by James Grover to thee...of the lott that was Janathan Holmes...to ...ye lott that belonged to James Ashton...by James Grover to ye most easterly side of Stephen Arnolds poplar lott ...to William Laytons...up the hill...that goes toward portland point...to poore mans plain...over ye stoney runn...to Richard Davis’s...[page not further copied in book]...And beginning at the way by william Laytons as lyeth to James Grover’s mill &mill brook and bog at the front of Stephen Arnold’s lott...to ye head of the cold spring and line that parts James Ashton’s land and Job Throckmorton...to Thomas H path to ye bay side...at ye pond by Richard Gardiner’s meadow the way to Thoms Harbert’s path & thence as ye way goes to Benj. Devall’s house...till it comes in the way in poore plain to ye grave. And beging at tThomas Morofrd’s on Navesink’s river...as the way now goes Middletown road by John Stouts bridg and begining the Kings highway in Middletown...lying betwixt Richard Harshornes lott & said Reap’s ....to William Cumptons, And a Kings highway James Grovers to the mouth of Waykick Creek...Thomas Whitlocks ...to the Kings way in Middletownand a passage for people...to cart their hay lott and Mary Pedlors or Thomas Cox’s lott...to Swiming river bridge...[page not further copied in book]...And it is to be noted that these three highways are not to be fenced in. First...lying betwixt Richard Hartshorne & Sarah Reap...the second....bounded west by Robert Hamilton’s lott and east by Thomas Coxes lying from ye prisson south...the third ...bounded west by Robert Hampton’s plantation the path...now goeth to hop river at the usuall crossing Westerly of William Lawrence field ...through John Bray’s land & Elizar Cottrell....by mnarked tress to goe betwixt elizar Cottrell and Janathan Holmes...to the brook of cheesman...crossing the brook at the usuall place...betweixt Cheesman’s & Morford’s land...to an old path to Middletown...by the side of John Ruckman’s hill...to the widow Bowne’s ...to the head of Cheesquake’s and thence to the ferry over against Perth Amboy. And a way is to go from Shrowsbury falls...to Richard Stout the Younger, his plantation, And from the crossing hop river at Burlington path a way is to goe...to John Reid’s...by Burlington path on the East side betwixt John Hampton’s & hopp river...to the East side of Baker’s fence at Wickatoung...to John Reid’s way that goeth to the landing place at Mattawan Creek on the South side. 31 October 1687-Execution granted to John Campble agannst the estate of Daniell Eastall...attache the bod of Robt Holman of Middletown...to answer Daniell Eastell of Middletown...to attach the body of Samll Lenord late of Colts Neck...to answer Richard Stout, Junor of Middletown...to attach the body of Richard Beast of Middletown...to answer John Willson Junor of Middletown...; [Dated-24 November 1687.] page 124 Richard Stout Senior et al to Joseph Hulett 20 December 1705-Richard Stout Senior...Towne of Shrewsbury...Monmouth...New Jersey yeomn and Robert Stout ye sd. Richard Stout’s own son of ye same [place]...singleman [sold to].... Joseph Hulett of ye said Shrewsbury...singleman also ...[for 30 pounds] [adjoining land owners or names-Hannaniah Gifford, Richard Stout]...[land conveyed to richard Stout by Hannahish gifford on 10 March 1691 and since was conveyed to Robert Stout by deed dated 7 April 1703]...; Signed Richard Stout Senior made his mark when signing. Robert Stout made his mark when signing; witnesses-Joseph Wardell, Jacob Dennis, Saml Dennis; recorded-22 July 1706, James Bollen, Clerk.] Remembrance Lippincott to Edward Woolley 29 November 1688-...I, Remembrance [Lippincott]...of ye Town of Shrewsbury...Monmouth planter, in consideration of ...[10 pounds]...paid by Edward Woolley of Shrewsbury...All that tract...in Monmouth...in ye late purchase lying by Pesaquanoqua brook...[adjoining land owners or names Richard Stout Junir, William Scott, George Keith}...{100 acres}...{this land is the same land in the above deed]...;[Signed-Remembrance Lippincott; witnesses-Judah Allen, John Tucker, Ruth Tucker.] Cheraway et al to William Leeds 29 March 1680-...I Cheraway & Metshatt & Cheslis & Puropa and Hendrick & Iraseak & Nestoa & Pouraas & Secpha & Secoes, owners of a Tract of land called Pessesick amesslofe & which land...[adjoins the land owners or names-Ben. Burden, Jacob Truwaxe, road from Shrewsbury to Middletown, down by Tho. Aplegats land, Peter Tilton’s land, Joseph Grover’s land, Richard Stout Junior]...[and the above Indians sold to]...william Leeds Coopper of Shrewsbury....; Signed-with the marks of the above Sachems; no witnesses or date of the recording shown.]

These are in: Cedar County, Iowa 1850 Federal Census 118 23 Stout Alonzo 6/12 Iowa 110b 23 Stout Elizabeth 35 Va. 118 19 Stout Jacob 30 Ohio 110b 26 Stout Jas. H. 5/12 Iowa 110b 22 Stout John 35 Ohio 118 20 Stout Mary 20 Ohio 110b 25 Stout Mary A. 1 Iowa 118 22 Stout Mary A. 4 Iowa 118 21 Stout Orlando 6 Iowa 110b 24 Stout Wm. 3 Iowa Still looking for Catherine Stout Yeoman and her parents, Eleanor Fortner and Jasper

Found these Stouts in CENSUS YR: 1860 TERRITORY: IA COUNTY: Fayette DIVISION: Auburn REEL NO: M653-322 PAGE NO: 22 REFERENCE: Judson Hale, Asst Marshall, June 6, Stout James 42 M Minister of the Gospel M 200 New York 31 156 156 Stout Sarah A. 37 F New York 32 156 156 Stout Fanny J. 14 F New York X 33 156 156 Stout Herbert G. 13 M New York X 34 156 156 Stout Frank J. 10 M New York X 35 156 156 Stout Ella A. 8 F New York X 36 156 156 Crane Sarah 71 F New York Hope it is someone's dearly departed! Rebecca Seehusen Researching Catherine STOUT Yeoman in Fremont, Mahaska Co., IA

Hi All, I have two different sources with two different sets of parents for Jacob Stout, b: 1764 in Newcastle Co., DE, d: 28 NOv 1855. He married Angelica Killen abt 1784. Source #1 says his parents were Jacob Stout and Comfort Tilton. Source #2 says his parents were Emanual Stout and Mary Griffen Does anyone have any evidence or other opinion as to who his parents actually are? Bill Stout E-mail: [email protected] Gilbert, AZ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Can a first cousin, once removed, return? " -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Can someone please email me with the parents of Dr. William Drake Stout. Thanks, Merla [email protected]

Is anyone working on a this line: Peter STOUT married a Hannah ? Children that I know of were: 1. Peter STOUT born 24 September 1797 possibly in TN m. Nancy Ann EYRE in 1819 in Fayette County, OH 2. Elizabeth Ann STOUT, born 03 January 1806 possibly in OH, m. Samuel EYRE 1821 in Fayette County, OH Thanks for any help. Marti in Ohio

Is anyone descended from Joseph Stout (1749-1831) and Hannah Osburn (1758-1825)? I have a manuscript prepared by Evelyn B. Stout of Cherokee, Oklahoma in August 1969 on Joseph and Hannah's descendents. This is not my family line. Is anyone interested in this manuscript? Janet

Here is what I have copied from "Deeds of Monmouth Co, New Jersey Books A, B, C, and D" by Richard S. Hutchinson so far. On Richard Stout-2 Nov 1669 At a Court held at the house off Randall Huet ye elder on Portland Point-Present James Ashton-Constable, Richard Stout, James Grover, Wm Bowne, James Bowne-Pattentees; Jonathan Hullmes, Edward Smith-Deputies 21 Nov 1676-Nathaniel Lippitt, plainiff against Christopher Allmey deft in an action of the cass for breach of contract...The names of the Jurymen impounded the day and year aboves’d Mr Peter Parker, foreman, Jonathan Hulmes, Edmund Laphetra, Thomas Aplgate, Senr, Thomas Barnes, John Havens, George Mount, John Smith, Thomas Cox, James Dorsett, Richard Stout, John Stoutt 3 Sept 1678 [The following members of the jury were chosen-Peter Parker-foreman, Thomas cox, richard Stout ye eldr, James Grover Junior, John Stout, James Dorsett, Job Throckmorton, George Hulett, Nicho Brown, Edmund Lafetra, John Worthley, Thomas Huit.] Actions heard-John Johnson...against John Lenord...Daniell Eastall....against Robt Hoolman...Rich. Stout....against Saml Lenord...John Willson Junor....against Richd Beast...Phillip smith...against...John Craford...Rich. Mount against Mr. John Johnson...William Leads against Margrate Leads...Benj Devell...Aginst William Snead.... Richard Stout Senr and Penelope His wife, Their bill of Sale to Thomas Snawsell for a House and Land...wee Richard Stout Senr of the Towne of Middletown...East Jersey planter and Penelope Wife of the said Richard...(sold for 66 pounds, 5 shillings, 3 pence to)...Thomas snawsell Senr now Resident in the Towne of Middletowne....Merchant....a lott of up land lying in the Towne of Middletown...with a dwelling house and barn ....with an orchard...(16 acres in lenght and in breadth 4 chaynes)... as the same is menconed...in the Patent...(dated 4 June 1677).....bounded on the borth by the highway, west by John Smith, South by land...East by the house lott formerly ....of Richard Gibbons and now in possession of John Crafford. Together with nine acres of upland in the Poplar field...(adjacent land owners or names-Steph Arnold, William Layton, Edward smith)...as allso nine acres of meadow...(adjacent land owners or names-William Cheeseman, John Stout, a Creek which parts Wakick necke and Shoale Harbour Neck. Likewise six acres of meadow at Wakick Creek or Necke...(adjacent land owners or names-Edward Smith, Anthony Page)...and for him the said Snawsell..to...possess the same as of the manner of East Greenwich in free & common Soccage...;(Signed-Bothe Richard and Penelope Stout made their marks when signing. witnesses-John Brown, Thomas Lawrence; att. Richd Gardiner, (Clk), recorded-7 October 1684) Indian Deed to John Bowne-Know all men...that wee the cheif Sachems of Wromasung & Machayis, vistt Porruppo, Iraecott, Pemhoose & Proprietors of a certain tract of land...(agree to sell the land for)...sundry species of trading goods....to be full &ample satisfaction for the said tract of land...unto John Bowne of Middletown, Yeoman...New Jersey A ....Trackt of land beginning at Wropockotong...(adjacent land owners or names-hot river, between Memcokomuk and tangan awarness, Richard Stout’s land, a small run called Moharhes, Memcokomek path, a branch of Changaroras river, Connescone, Richard Hartshorne’s former purchase, untill it falls into the bay)...;(Dated at Middletown-29 Septmeber 1676; witnesses-John Smith, James Dorsett, Henry Marsh, Edward Smith’ signed by the marks of Peruppo, Penhoose, Myawicke, Irasecott.) Petter Tilton to Richard Hartshorne...Peter tilton of Marvill Hill in Middletown...county of Monmouth... East New Jersey...whereas Phillip Cartrett Governor...did give ...unto Richard Stout Senyor...(40 acres)...of upland and meadow...and the sd. Richard Stout did sell the same unto Thomas Snosnell and the sd. Snosnell did by his Atturney sell the same unto John Crafoord...and the sd. Crafoord did by deed sell the sd. land and meadow unto me Petter Tilton. Now these presents...(Tilton sells for 54 pounds to Richard Hartshorne of Portland point land)...lying in Middletown... (adjoining land owners or names-John Smith, Richard Hartshorne, home lott formerly of richard gibone)...and ...(9 acres)...in the poplar field and ...(9 acres)....of meadow and ...(6 acres)...of meadow lying in Middletowne meadows...; (Dated-27 September 1687; signed-Petter Tilton; witnesses-John Johnston, John Hance, John Throckmorton; recorder-19 November 1687; Rob. Hamilton, Clk.) John Crafford to Peter Tilton...I, John Crafoord of Midletowne...Coutny of Monmouth...East Jarsey...yeoman...Whereas Richard Stout of Middletown...on ehouse loot in Midletown...(16 acres)...and (9 acres)....in the poplar feild &...(9 acres)...of meadow in one parcell and...(6 acres)...in another,,, in Midletowne meadows as by pattent...by governor Carterett...and ...Richard Stout and Penelope his wife...sell the above...(40 acres)... unto thomas Snosell of Middletown...(dated 26 Feb 1679)... (and Snowsell by his Attorney Richard Hartshorne sold it by deed dated 10 April 1682)...Now know ye that I the aforesd. John Crafoord of Middletown...East Jarsey...(sell it for 60 pounds)...to Petter Tilton of Middletown...;(Dated-10 April 1683; signed-John Crafoord; witnesses-Thomas Cooke, Peter White.) Richar Hartshorne to Henery Marssh..Now know yee that whereas Phillip Cartright governor of East Jarsey...did..grant unto Richard Stoutt Senior..[9 acres of upland]...[and Stout sold it to thomas Snosell, and by his Aturnay to John Crafoord, and Crafoors to Petter tilton, and from Tilton to Richard Hartshorne]...Now these presents..I the sd. richard Hartshorne...of Portland point...Monmouth...East Jarsey...9for 5 pounds sold to]...Henry Marssh of Midletown...yeoman...[9 acres in the place called poplar field]...[adjoining land owners or names-Stephen Arnold, William Layton, Edward Smith]...’ {Dated-25 Sept 1688, signed-Richard Hartshorne; witnesses-John Hance, Lewis Morris, recorde-2 Oct 1688, Rob. Hamilton Clarke.] Samuell Leonard to Richard Stout 19 Dec 1689-This Indenture..between Samuell Leonard of Colts Neck...Monmouth...New Jersey yeoman...(sold to)...Richard Stout of Manusquan...{for 3 pounds}...all the tract of land which this within wrighten Deed doth specifie...{however, nothing was specified}...;{Signed-Samuell Leonard; witnesses-Rob. Coale, Thos. Webley.} John Smith to Richard Hartshorne 12 Dec 1687-I John Smith &Mary, my wife, of Middletown..Monmouth...New Jersey..Whereas...[Smith was granted a house lott of 16 acres]....[adjacent land owners or names-richard Stout, Walter Wall]...by a patent...[dated-1 Dec 1676]...[now sells it for 40 pounds to]...Richard Hartshorne of Portland point...;[Signed-John Smith, Mary Smith; witness-Joseph Throckmorton, William Barnes.] William Leeds, Sr to William Leeds, Jr 19 Sept 1694-William Leeds Senior & resident in ...County of Burlington...West New Jersey, Cooper...[sold to]...William Leeds Junior his second son...[for 30 pounds]...All that... land..in ...Middletown...Monmouth...East New Jersey...along Swiming river...[184 acres]...[Leeds claimed the land by his patent of 30 June 1676 which was granted to Richard Stout]...[Adjoining land owners or names-Swiming rlliver, falls neck, where the said river meets Hop River, meare a house of late sett up by the widow Grover’s negro Tom]...;[signed-William Leeds Senir; witnesses-Francis Davenport, Peter Stillwell, Daniell Leeds.] John Bowne to Peter Wilson 17 Feb 1695-...I, John Bowne of Middletown...Monmouth...East New Jersy merchant [sold for 9 pounds to ]Peter Tilton...[Notice-Throughout the rest of the deed and in the heading, the name was Peter Wilson]...of ye same place planter...All that lott of meadow..at Shoal Harbour...within... Middletown..containing...[6 acres],,,[adjoining land owners or names-meadow formerly of Edward Tart but now of Richard Stout, land formerly of John Throckmorton & now Garett Wall]...[which Bowne bought of John Stout on 25 Mar 1689]...; [Signed-Jno. Bowne; witnesses-James Dorsett, Francis Harbert, John Brown.] Release-5 Oct 1705-I, John Stout..Towne of Middletown...Monmouth...New Jersey Yeoman...Quit claimed unto Benjamin Stout...[of the same place] yeoman...all his rights...to a certain tract of land at Rumanis or Hop river...in Middletown..[adjoining land owners or names-Hop River, John Wilson, land formerly of Peter Stout, Richard Harshorne]...Belonging and in the tenure or occupation of Richard Stout my Late father Deceased...; Signed-John Stout; witnesses-James Hubbard, Jonathan Stout; 6 Oct 1705-John Stout acknowledged the above deed before Obadiah Bowne; recorded- 25 Oct 1706 Monmouth County Deeds-Book D page 169 RELEASE 5 October 1705-I, John Stout..Towne of Middletown...Monmouth...New Jersey Yeoman...Quit claimed unto Benjamin Stout..[of the same place]yeoman...all his rights...to a certain tract of land at tumanis or Hop river...in Middletown...[adjoining land owners or names-Hop River, John Wilson, land formerly David Stouts, land formerly Peter Stout]...also...[6 2/3 acres]...of meadow...[adjoining land owners or names-land formerly of Peter Stout, Richard Hartshorne]...Belonging and in the tenure or occupation of Richard Stout my Late father Deceased...; [Signed-John Stout; witnesses-James Hubbard, Jonathan Stout; 6 October 1705-John Stout acknowledged the above deed before Obadia Bowne; recorded-25 October 1706. And on his son-David-Monmouth County Deeds-Book D page 169 RELEASE 5 October 1705-I, John Stout..Towne of Middletown...Monmouth...New Jersey Yeoman...Quit claimed unto Benjamin Stout..[of the same place]yeoman...all his rights...to a certain tract of land at tumanis or Hop river...in Middletown...[adjoining land owners or names-Hop River, John Wilson, land formerly David Stouts, land formerly Peter Stout]...also...[6 2/3 acres]...of meadow...[adjoining land owners or names-land formerly of Peter Stout, Richard Hartshorne]...Belonging and in the tenure or occupation of Richard Stout my Late father Deceased...; [Signed-John Stout; witnesses-James Hubbard, Jonathan Stout; 6 October 1705-John Stout acknowledged the above deed before Obadia Bowne; recorded-25 October 1706. Monmouth County Deeds-Book D page 199 A RECORD OF HIGHWAYS 27 October 1708-Also a Road laid out in Freehold...[adjoining land owners or names-Richard James, the Indian Path, David Stout, the Division line of ye provine]...alowing to David Stout one swinging Gate to Marmaduke Horssman, one swinging Gate, to John King, one swinging Gate, and to Anthony Woodward two swinging Gates, laid out by us, [Signed-Obadiah Bowne, Elisha Lawrence-Commissioners] Wanda

> Here is the information I have on Job Stout. This is not my > specific line of the Stout family so please use this information > as a starting point only and not as well researched and > documented information. I started with Jonathan and Rachel > surmising you probably have the Stout ancestor information. If > not, let me know and I'll give you further information. Hope this helps. > > Ginger > > [email protected] wrote: > > > Children of JOB STOUT and RHODA HOWELL are: > > i. JONATHAN10 STOUT, b. 10 July 1788, Maysville, Mason Co., KY; > 3. vii. DAVID STOUT, b. 22 March 1806, Bracken Co., KY. I'm actually showing 13 children for Job and Rhoda There's a Margaret missing from 1799, a Rebecca between Joab and David, and following David I have: Sarah, Ira, Aaron and Anna. Most of this taken from "Pioneers of Old Hopewell", a book from 1908 by Ralph Ege Seems large, but not totally unusual for this branch of Stouts. Kim Day Boise =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Are you getting all you should? http://www.biobasics.com/kimwday.asp =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

Here is the information I have on Job Stout. This is not my specific line of the Stout family so please use this information as a starting point only and not as well researched and documented information. I started with Jonathan and Rachel surmising you probably have the Stout ancestor information. If not, let me know and I'll give you further information. Hope this helps. Ginger [email protected] wrote: Anyone with information on this family Wondering if they have children or just any little thing Thank you Tresa Descendants of Jonathan Stout Generation No. 1 1. JONATHAN STOUT (DAVID, JONATHAN, RICHARD) was born 22 September 1727 in Hopewell, New Jersey, and died 1798. He married (1) ANNE STOUT. He married (2) RACHEL BURROWS 1748 in Hopewell, Monmouth Co., New Jersey. She was born in Fayett Co. KY, and died 1829 in Ohio. Children of JONATHAN STOUT and RACHEL BURROWS are: i. MARY9 STOUT, b. 1749. ii. ELIZABETH STOUT, b. 1754; m. EDWARD UDYKE. iii. CHARITY STOUT, b. 1758, Hopewell, New Jersey; m. (1) ELIJAN LEIGH; m. (2) RALPH DRAKE. 2. iv. JOB STOUT, b. 21 February 1763, Kentucky; d. 28 February 1833, Franklin Co., Indiana. v. DAVID STOUT, b. 1765; m. (1) AMY STOUT; m. (2) RACHEL STOUT. vi. MOSES STOUT, b. 1768, Ohio; d. 1884, Dayton, Ohio; m. PHOEBE EDDY, 1789, Ohio. vii. GEORGE W. STOUT, b. 1770; m. HANNAH FOSTER. Generation No. 2 2. JOB STOUT (JONATHAN, DAVID, JONATHAN, RICHARD) was born 21 February 1763 in Kentucky, and died 28 February 1833 in Franklin Co., Indiana. He married RHODA HOWELL. She was born 1771 in Franklin Co., and died 1847. Children of JOB STOUT and RHODA HOWELL are: i. JONATHAN10 STOUT, b. 10 July 1788, Maysville, Mason Co., KY; m. NANCY THOMPSON, 22 December 1808, Mayslick, Mason Co., KY. ii. MARY STOUT, b. 3 March 1791, Maysville, Mason Co., KY. iii. RACHEL STOUT, b. 13 January 1793, Maysville, Mason Co., KY. iv. ELIZABETH STOUT, b. 18 March 1795, Maysville, Mason Co., KY. v. ABNER STOUT, b. 23 August 1797, Maysville, Mason Co., KY; m. MALINDA TYNER; b. 21 March 1802, Georgetown, Scott Co., KY; d. 17 October 1879, Decatur Co., Indiana. vi. JOAB STOUT, b. 15 January 1802, Bracken Co., KY; d. 11 November 1877, Letts Corner, IN; m. AMANDA UNKNOWN. 3. vii. DAVID STOUT, b. 22 March 1806, Bracken Co., KY. Generation No. 3 3. DAVID STOUT (JOB, JONATHAN, DAVID, JONATHAN, RICHARD ) was born 22 March 1806 in Bracken Co., KY. He married LUCINDA KEEN. Child of DAVID STOUT and LUCINDA KEEN is: i. JOB CLARK11 STOUT, m. MARY BRADY. --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger.

Anyone with information on this family Wondering if they have children or just any little thing Thank you Tresa 1. JOB STOUT was born February 21, 1763 in Hopewell, Hunterdon Co., NJ, died February 28, 1833 in Franklin Co., Indiana. He married RHODA HOWELL. Child of JOB STOUT and RHODA HOWELL is: i. ABNER STOUT, b. August 23, 1797, Maysville, Mason Co., Kentucky; m. MALINDA (MELISSA)(MALISE) TYNER; b. March 21, 1802, Georgetown, Scott Co., Kentucky; d. October 17, 1879, Decatur Co., Indiana per Max. ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

The following obituary appeared in the March 22, 2000 edition of the Salt Lake (Utah) Tribune: Anna Marie Stout Wednesday, March 22, 2000 Our beloved daughter, sister, granddaughter and great granddaughter, Anna Marie Stout, left her earthly home Sunday, March 19, 2000 at Primary Children's Medical Center, due to complications relative to Lupus. Anna was a bright vivacious girl with many friends at school and church. She was involved in music and young women activities. She received many awards for her academic achievements. She was born Sept. 29, 1984 in Murray, Utah. She is survived by her father, John Fisk Stout and his wife Linda; her mother, Malia Thomas Hale and her husband James Craig Hale; brothers, Spencer, Alan, Paul and Mason and sisters; Amanda, Alana, Marilyn, Shawna, Laura, Rachel, Angela and Emma of Sandy, plus many aunts and uncles. Her maternal grandparents are Arthur and Ann Thomas and her great-grandmother Vida Thomas of Salt Lake City. Her paternal grandmother Roma Stout of Hurricane, Utah. The family would like to express appreciation to Intermountain Organ Recovery for their kindness, and the staff at Primary Children's Medical Center and especially John Bohnsack, M.D. Funeral services will be conducted Friday, March 24, 2000 at 11 a.m. in the Butler 12th LDS Ward, 2695 E. 7000 S. Friends may call Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Mt. View Memorial Estates, 3115 E. 7800 S. and one hour prior to the services at the church. Interment: Mtn. View Memorial Estates. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Are you getting all you should? http://www.biobasics.com/kimwday.asp =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

Could anyone give me information about ELI STOUT who was born in NJ; married Lucy Sullivan and was owner of a newspaper in Vincennes, IN in the early 1800s. Any information greatly appreciated, especially a list of his descendants. Thanks, Doris Tartt

I just purchased a book-Deeds of Monmouth Co, New Jersey Books A, B, C, and D. I will gradually transcribe Stout deeds to the list as I have time. Wanda

A couple more marriage records that I don't have any information to: James Atkinson m Delphina STOUT on Dec 27 1855 in Orange Co., IN Murphy M. Stout m Martha J. Atkinson on Aug 2 1865 in Orange Co., IN Does anyone know anything about Delphina and Murphy STOUT? It seems logical that they were probably brother and sister. Bill Stout - [email protected] Gilbert, AZ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "That's strange; half my ancestors are WOMEN" - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

Hi all, I just ran across a marriage record of William P. GRAVES m Altheam STOUT on Mar 13 1884 in Tippecanoe Co., IN. Does anyone know anything about Altheam? Bill Stout - [email protected] Gilbert, AZ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "That's strange; half my ancestors are WOMEN" - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

I have Abner STOUT b: 23 Aug 1797 in Maysville, Mason Co., KY who married Malinda Tyner (no dates on Malinda). Abner was the son of Job STOUT and Rhoda Howell. I have the complete ancestry for Abner, but no information on children or other descendants. I've included a couple of generations of his ancestry here. Bill Stout Gilbert, AZ Ancestors of Abner Stout Generation No. 1 1. Abner Stout, born 23 Aug 1797 in Maysville, Mason Co., KY. He was the son of 2. Job Stout and 3. Rhoda Howell. He married (1) Malinda Tyner. She was born 21 Mar 1802 in Georgetown, Scott Co., KY, and died 17 Oct 1879 in Decatur Co., IN. Generation No. 2 2. Job Stout, born 21 Feb 1763 in Hopewell, Hunterdon Co., NJ; died 28 Feb 1833 in Franklin Co., Indiana. He was the son of 4. Jonathon Stout and 5. Rachel Burroughs. He married 3. Rhoda Howell 1786. 3. Rhoda Howell, born 3 May 1771; died 12 Apr 1844. She was the daughter of 6. Abner Howel and 7. Mary. Notes for Job Stout: >From "Pioneers of Old Hopewell" by Ralph Egge: Job Stout removed to Mays Lick (now Maysville) Kentucky, in 1788-90, and was either accompanied or followed soon after by his father, who was then well advanced in years. The writer has in his possession an account of a trial held at Mays Lick in 1794, in which Jonathan Stout figured prominently as one of the judges, and in whichone of the parties to the case wilfully perjured himself, and died in less than forty-eight hours after its occurrence, from remorse of conscience, which produced a nervous condition closely resembling the terrible disease of hydrophobia. Mr. Stout had refused to administer the oath and had advised him to settle the small matter in dispute, warning him of the consequences of swearing falsely, as he feared he would do. The warning however, was not heeded, a nd he was sworn by Mr. Young, another of the justices present, and seemed stricken with death immediately after giving his testimony. The report of this trial was circulated all over the country at the time, and being well authentica ted made a most profound impression. Job, born February 21, 1763, married Rhoda, daughter of Abner and Mary Howell. They were a Quaker family, living in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, near Trenton, New Jersey. Notes for Rhoda Howell: >From "Pioneers of Old Hopewell" by Ralph Ege: Rhoda Howell was born May 3, 1771, and they were married in 1786, when she was fifteen years of age. Soon after their marriage they removed to Mays Lick, Mason County, Kentucky, where he purchased and improved a fine farm. Mrs. B. B. Clark, wife of the President of the First National Bank of Red Oak, Iowa, and a great grand daughter of Job Stout, informed the writer in 1899, that although Mr. Stout resided in a slave state, he never owned a slave, and was very strongly opposed to the institution. His feelings were so outraged by the almost universal treatment of them by his neighbors, that he sold his fine farm and removed to Franklin County, Indiana, where he again started in the wilderness and cleared another farm, where he died February 28, 1833, aged 70 years Children of Job Stout and Rhoda Howell are: i. Jonathan Stout, born 10 Jul 1788 in Maysville, Mason Co., KY; died 1849; married Nancy Thompson 22 Dec 1808 in Mayslick, Mason Co., KY; born 1791; died 1856. ii. Mary Stout, born 3 Mar 1791 in Maysville, Mason Co., KY; died 1885; married Andrew Shirk 28 Nov 1815. iii. Rachel Stout, born 13 Jan 1793 in Maysville, Mason Co., KY; married William C. Cummins. iv. Elizabeth Stout, born 18 Mar 1795 in Maysville, Mason Co., KY; married Samuel Shirk. 1 v. Abner Stout, born 23 Aug 1797 in Maysville, Mason Co., KY; married Malinda Tyner. vi. Margaret Stout, born 2 Dec 1799. vii. Joab Stout, born 15 Jan 1802 in , Bracken Co., KY; died 11 Nov 1877 in Letts Corner, , IN; married (1) Rebecca Wyncopp; born Abt. 1831; married (2) Amanda Rairden; born 1804. More About Joab Stout: Name 2: Jacob Stout viii. Rebecca Stout, born 30 May 1804; married Samuel Goudie. ix. David Stout, born 4 Aug 1806 in Bracken Co., KY; married Rhoda Miles. x. Sarah Stout, born 18 Sep 1808; married Paul Holiday. xi. Ira Stout, born 16 Jul 1812; married Elizabeth McNutt. xii. Aaron Stout, born 10 Sep 1814; married Helen McKinney. xiii. Anna Stout, born 11 Nov 1818; died Aft. 1899 in Whitcomb, Franklin County, Ohio; married William Waldorf. Notes for Anna Stout: The youngest child of the above family was still living in 1899. She married William Waldorf, and resided at Whitcomb, Franklin County, Ohio. She had in her possession a gold spoon which she prized very highly as a relic of her ancestors. Jonathan and Job Stout, father and son, were both soldiers of the revolution, and Jonathan either removed to Kentucky with his sons David and Job, or followed soon after. Generation No. 3 4. Jonathon Stout, born 1727 in Hopewell, Hunterdon, NJ; died 1798 in ,, OH. He was the son of David Stout and Elizabeth Larison. He married 5. Rachel Burroughs Abt. 1750. 5. Rachel Burroughs, born Abt. 1730 in Fayette Co., KY; died 1829 in ,, OH. She was the daughter of Thomas Burroughs, Jr.. Children of Jonathon Stout and Rachel Burroughs are: i. Moses Stout, born 29 Jun 1768 in Hopewell, Hunterdon Co., NJ; died in Dayton, OH. 2 ii. Job Stout, born 21 Feb 1763 in Hopewell, Hunterdon Co., NJ; died 28 Feb 1833 in Franklin Co., Indiana; married Rhoda Howell 1786. iii. Elizabeth Stout, born 1754; married ? Updyke; born in Hopewell, Hunterdon Co., NJ. iv. Charity Stout, born 1758 in Hopewell, Hunterdon Co., NJ; married (1) Elijah Leigh; married (2) Ralph Drake 1779 in Mason Co., KY; born 1758 in Plainfield, Essex Co., NJ. v. David Stout, born Bet. 1770 - 1780; died Aft. 1800 in Mason Co., KY; married (1) Amy Stout; married (2) Rachel Stout. Notes for David Stout: >From "Pioneers of Old Hopewell" by Ralph Ege: David Stout married first, Amy, daughter of Nehemiah Stout, and after her death married her sister Rachel, and removed to Mays Lick, now Maysville, Kentucky. He had at least two sons, Jonathan and Nathan, but we have no further record of the family. 6. Abner Howel He married 7. Mary. 7. Mary Child of Abner Howel and Mary is: 3 i. Rhoda Howell, born 3 May 1771; died 12 Apr 1844; married Job Stout 1786. > ** Original Subject: RE: Abner Stout > ** Original Sender: [email protected] > ** Original Date: 16 Mar 2000 13:47:30 -0000 > ** Original Message follows... > > Looking to add his family to my madness > Any help out there > Thank you very much > Tresa > > > ABNER STOUT > was born 1800 in Georgetown, Scott Co., Kentucky. > He married MALINDA (MELISSA)(MALISE) TYNER, > daughter of WILLIAM TYNER and ELIZABETH HACKLEMAN. > She was born March 21, 1802 in Georgetown, Scott Co., Kentucky, > and died October 17, 1879 in decatur Co., Indiana > > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > > > ==== STOUT Mailing List ==== > Have you considered joining the Rootsweb Genealogical Data > Cooperative? > > http://www.rootsweb.com/ > >** --------- End Original Message ----------- ** > Bill Stout - [email protected] Gilbert, AZ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "That's strange; half my ancestors are WOMEN" - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------