Whilst packing up to go to the Shaw family reunion in Colorado tomorrow, I started rifling through my old Shaw research file to catch up on a line I haven't been researching on recently, and found some STUMP stuff, including a 1904 letter from JESSE W. STUMP: This typewritten letter is on Huntington Business University, Huntington, Indiana, and dated Oct 8, 1904: Mr. T R Hamilton, Lima, Ohio. Dear Sir: Your letter of the 21st, has been received and in reply will say that I will do what I can to oblige you. My father Johnathen [sic] Stump is not dead. He lives on the farm joining mine. He has been married three times, a few years after my mothers death he married Elizabeth Bowman. To this marriage two sons were born, Elmer W. Stump and Eli C. Stump. They are both married and have families. Elizabeth Stump died in the year 1880. A few years later father was married to Mrs. Lorena Chaney a widow woman with whom he is now living. He is in poor health and has not been able to do much work for several years. I am a farmer living on my farm two miles and one half east of the town of Roanoke, R.F.D. I am the third child of my fathers now living. My age is forty seven years. I was married to Isabelle Sites in 1882. Elda my oldest son was born Oct. 19, 1884. He is at home now but is employed by the Wabash Railroad Co. at Aboite. He is not married. My second child Minnie was born July, 23, 1886. She graduated in the common branches here at home in the Beech School and is now finishing up a years course in the Huntington Business University, Huntington Ind. The course consists of bookeeping [sic], shorthand, and typewriting. If you can do anything for her in the way of securing a position we will be very glad. My third child, Frederick was born Aug. 16, 1898. He is a bright little boy of five. If there is anything more I can do for you I will be glad to do so. Wishing you success and hoping to hear from you soon, I remain, Yours very truly , /s/ Jesse [H? Sr?] Stump. If these Stumps belong to any of you, I'd be very interested, since they are my husband's Stumps too. Susannah Stump 1836-1873 married Thomas T. Shaw, 1832-1913. She was a d/o John 1797-1858 & Barbara Summers Stump, who were parents of about 15 children. Susannah Stump Shaw's brother Jonathan Shaw married Sarah Shaw, Thomas's sister. Until I happened to see a copy of a land deed from a Shaw to a Stump or vice versa, I didn't realize that my mother-in-law's ancestors were shirt-tail kin of my father-in-law's ancestors, since the contact was lost between the two families over the years--our batch of Stumps went to Missouri, then to Colorado, and the Shaws went from Iowa to Nebraska to Colorado. Hence I find Stump stuff in my Shaw files--I hadn't made the connection yet. Jan T

Chapter 1 The Michael Stump Family Tree The Word S-T-U-M-P signifies the same meaning in English as it does in German. It means the base of a tree after the tree has been detached. In early History this term was applied to this particular family because of the natural low heavy set physical build. This family was among that great throng which swarmed out of the Black Forests in Germany to meet Julius Caesar and his conquering Army upon whom Caesar conquered the title " Teutonic Barbarians". This family as far as their history can be traced, has been men who exhibited bravery, stability, and undaunted courage. They have been noted for executive ability, scientific knowledge, literature and art. Dr Karl Stump years ago, as a professor in the University of Berlin is credited as Revolutionizing the whole field of psychology in the sphere of science. There are many branches of this family scattered over the entire world. The Crest of the family as recorded in Burke's Peerage is a "Griffin's Head". This was used by the early American Stumps, especially those who landed in Maryland. In 1545 Henry the VIII of England confiscated all the property of the Benedictine Monks at Malmesbury England, and conveyed it to one William Stump who used the material in the huge buildings to construct homes and improve generally the needs of the town. He built for himself what was known as the "Abby House". Carved in the stone over the doorway was the family "Coat Of Arms". Finally Stump conveyed this structure to the citizens of the town for a place to worship. William Stumps eldest son, Sir James Stump left one daughter named Elizabeth who married Sir Henry Kenvett. Another daughter married Thomas Howard, Earl of Suffolk, and by her, he acquired Charlton Park, the seat of the present Earl Of Suffolk and Parks. It appears that this lineage of Stumps coming from England were the first to enter America, though the record claims that a Thomas Stump, age 32, landed in Virginia as early as 05-15-1635. Another record shows that a John Stump settled at Perryville, Maryland, in the year 1700. There it is claimed he died in 1747. A son of his named Henry Stump about the same time moved to Deer Creek in Harford County, Maryland, where he married a Rachel Perkins. to this union were born several children among whom were many notables in the early history of Baltimore and the state of Maryland. One of these men was Herman Stump who was admitted to practice law, and rose to fame in that field. He was elected to the Maryland State Senate. In 1888, he was sent to Congress, and became the Father of our first strict immigration laws, and for several years served as Commissioner General of Immigration. He held this position until 1896 when he resigned, and retired to his home known as "Waverly" in Harford County Maryland. In 1903 he married a lady named Mary Fernandez De Velasco, descendant of an illustrious Spanish family. Herman was a member of the Episcopal Church of England, and was affiliated with the Masonic Fraternity. It is pretty definitely clear that these Stumps were not closely related to the Michael Stump family, yet doubtless if traced back a few generations, we would find them related to the same family tree. The Maryland Stumps were mechanics and traders. Early in the history of the State, a John Stump organized a Company chartered as John J. Stump and Sons. The Company continud to operate through as many as three generations. They were engaged in coastal transportaion. They made whiskey, bought, sold, transported grain and tobacco. In the early days of colonial warfare they were accused of selling grain and flour to the British soldiers. John Jr. was arrested and placed under bond for the duration of the Revolutionary War. The charges finally seemed unfounded and he was exhonorated by a jury of his peers. To be continued.....Chapter II...(ARRIVAL OF STUMPS TO AMERICA) (Posted by Evelyn) Don't forget the SECOND MICHAEL STUMP REUNION June 17th. See you there :)

I am looking for my grandfather's roots. He was Isaac N. Stump, b. 8/23/1868 in Ohio, d.2/1946. He married Mary M. Welch (or Welsh) b. 7/24/1875. They had 7 children--William Howard, Sherman John, Clara Bernice, Edna Mary, Clarence Byron, George Taft (my father) and Elza May. Isaac had a brother, Howard, who in 1946 lived in Charleston, Illinois. I have a few other odds and ends, but as you can see I haven't much. Any help will be greatly appreciated. EMJAYGEE@aol.com

Author: Franklin, Charles M. Title: Index to Indiana wills / by Charles M. Franklin. Publisher: Indianapolis, Ind. : Heritage House, 1986- Partial Contents: Phase 1. Through 1850 -- Phase II. 1850 through 1880 OCLC: (OCoLC)13028760 Subjects: Wills--Indiana--Indexes. Indiana--Genealogy. This was sent to me after I made a plea for help finding my G-G-G-grandmother's will. It was a God send. I was at the library first thing this morning, found the book, and knew where to send for Mary Stump's will. Enclosed are the other Stump's I found. Stump, Amanda 1826 Ohio County Book 2 Page 246 Stump, Daniel 1877 Elkhart Co. Book 2 Page 295 Stump, Hannah 1863 Ohio County Book 2 Page 110 Stump, John 1876 Hunington Co, Book B Page 439 Stump, John 1858 Noble County Book 1 Page 22 Stump, Joseph 1868 Elkhart Co. Book 1 Page 289 Stump, Mary 1821 Wayne Co. Book A Page 67

I have three brick walls: Catherine Stump b.1741 in Millersburg (Bethel), married Peter Royer b.1737 Marilus (Elizabeth ?) Stump b.1748 in Lancaster Co. d.Sept. 28, 1820, married David Kemper b. 1748 Lancaster Co. Sarah Stump married John Nagle Does anyone have any information on them? Jenn

Hi, I have been told by three reliable sources that my G-G-G Grandmother, Mary (Burger) Stump left a will in Indiana. The trouble is, no one seems to know where. I assume, possibly wrongly, that she lived near one of her children when she died. Her children lived in Wayne County, Fountain County, Henry County and possibly a few more counties before settling in Warren County. Because she married in 1791, I also assume the odds are that her death was before 1850. Can anyone advise me to the wisest course to proceed? I hate the thought of sending a check to every other county courthouse in Indiana. Thanks, LeRena Stump

In a message dated 5/29/00 8:25:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Siriuspace writes: > This Christopher Stump was born in 1695 in Germany. I don't have him, but my old guys are in a chart below my signature Sandy in Florida Descendants of Hans Peter Stumpf 1 Hans Peter Stumpf b: 01 January 1664/65 in Eberbach, Germany d: 17 September 1720 in Germany . +Anna Catherine Rudinger b: 1670 in Germany m: 12 April 1693 in Germany Father: Johann RUDINGER Mother: .... 2 Michael Stump b: 17 March 1708/09 in Eberbach Am Neckar, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany d: 1767 in Hampshire Co., VA ........ +Catherine Neff b: 1710 in Germany m: 1740 in Germany d: 1794 Father: Mother: .......... 3 Catherine Stump b: 22 October 1741 in Virginia d: 1816 in Hardy Co., VA .............. +Johann Jacob Brake b: Abt. 1720 in Germany m: Aft. 1764 d: Abt. 1808 in Moorfield, Hardy Co., VA Father: Johann Jacob BRAKE Mother: Mary Margaret UNKNOWN .......... 3 Hans Michael Stump b: 21 November 1744 in Hesse, Germany d: 17 June 1799 in Hardy Co., VA .............. +Sarah Hughes b: 1749 in Virginia d: 15 January 1821 in Hardy Co., VA Father: Mother:

Sandy: This Christopher Stump was born in 1695 in Germany. He had 3 wives. 1st was Susannah Schuetz, 8 children, 2nd Margaretha 2 children, 3rd Anna Margaret 6 children. Two of the daughters by Susannah Schuetz were Catherine Maria b. abt 1730 who married George Adam Bush and Maria b. abt 1730 who married John Scheaner. By Anna Margaret he had Catherine Stump b. 9/25/1746 who married Leonard Strickler. I don't know of a Christopher Stump born in 1829. Gordon W. Pace

I find these Stump listings in Gingerich & Kreider's book: Abraham MH3812 (Mishler connection). Clara WV 65g (Weaver connection) Daniel WV65g Weaver Jacob MH3813 Mishler Margaret MH329 Mishler Maria YR239a Yoder Martha BL2451 Blough SI61 Sipe Sarah ZK1517 Zook Solomon MH3812 Mishler Susanna MH217+ Mishler ML54264 Miller Sophia Stumpf TYc1d Troyer If any of these folks sound promising, I'll be happy to look them up and see what the book has to say about them. Jan T

In a message dated 5/29/00 1:28:19 AM Eastern Daylight Time, AReyno5980@aol.com writes: > CHRISTOPHER STUMP m: MARGARETHA had daughters MARIA & CATHERINE > among others (from CHRISTOPHER's will) It would really help to have some dates, I can't tell which one this is? I have one born in 1829 Sandy in Florida

Melanie: CHRISTOPHER STUMP m: MARGARETHA had daughters MARIA & CATHERINE among others (from CHRISTOPHER's will). I have MARIA m: JOHANNES SCHENER and CATHERINE m: GEORG BUSH (also from CHRISTOPHER's will). I have more on this family if you are interested. Allice Reynolds

Posted on: STUMP Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/s/t/STUMP/queries?read=6 Surname: Jones, McCance, Milleson, Rininger, Gade, Reeves, Spratt, Bull ------------------------- William Stump who was christened 22 April 1810 in Charlton, Wiltshire, England married Ellen Dibble who was born 1810 in Cheddar England. William's parents were William Stump and Sarah. They had 4 children. 1. Ellen, 2. Elizabeth, 3 Mary Ann, 4. Sarah. William Stump was born abt 1790 and married Sarah. They had a son, William. jubert65@yahoo.com

Dear list, I am looking for information about Maria Catherina STUMP who in 1738 married Johann George BASHORE (17 Mar 1717-1787). They lived in Bethel Twp., now Berks Co., PA. Does anyone connect to these people? If so, I would appreciate hearing from you. I am particularly interested in learning the names of Maria Catherina STUMP's parents-I think it's Christopher and (Anna) Margareta STUMP. Regards, Melanie A. Himmelberger mahimmel@nbn.net

I have 2 separate STUMP lines! VA/WV/Germany Hans STUMPFF b ca 1600-02 Hessen, Daamstatt, Germany m unk ca 1628-30. Their ch Diterich STUMPFF d ca 1725, m 26 Apr 1664 to Anna Catherine MUFF/HUFF who was b ca 1642, d 24 Jan 1725. Their ch Hans Peter STUMPFF b 20 Jan 1665, d 17 Sep 1720, m 12 Apr 1693 to Anna Catherine RUDINGER. Their ch Hans Michael STUMP I b 17 Mar 170/09 Ederbach, Hesson, GErmany, d 1767 in Hampshire Co, VA, m 1724 to Catherine WHITECOTTEN/NEFF. Their son Leonard STUMP I Sr b 21 Nov 1749 in Hardy/Hampshire Co, VA/WV, d 1827 in Hardy Co, VA, m Elizabeth Catherine SEE/ZEE who was b 1754, d 1827 in Hardy Co, VA. There dau Elizabeth (Betsy) STUMP b 1774 in Hardy/Hampshire Co, VA/WV, d 1852, m Michael Harness YOAKUM in 1796/98 poss in Hardy Co, VA, Michael b 1771 Hardy/Hampshire Co, VA/WV, d 1854 same as b was son of Phillip Paul YOAKUM. Michael and Elizabeth had dau Paulina/Perlina YOCUM/YOAKUM b 1807 Hardy/Hampshire Co, VA/WV, d 1893 in Columbia Co, OR, m 1829/31 in Hardy Co, VA/WV (below). These two, Paulina/Perlina YOCUM/YOAKUM and her mother's STUMP line and her husband's STUMP line are probably connected to each other but have not found much info on Cuthbert STUMP (below). ALSO: Cuthbert STUMP Sr b 2 Jan 1809 Hardy Co, VA/WV, d 12 Jul 1896 Columbia Co, OR. He m Paulina/Perlina YOCUM/YOAKUM (above) who was b 1807 Hardy/Hampshire Co, VA/WV, d 1893 in Columbia Co, OR. DLC No. 2016: STUMP, Cuthbirth, Clackamas Co; b 1809, Hardy Co, VA (WVA); Arrived in Oregon 20 Sep 1851; Settled Claim 31 Oct 1852; married Pellina 10 Mar 1829, at Hardy Co, VA. Aff: Charles N. STEELE, Peter FULKERSON, John LEONARD, John WINDLE. Does anyone have any connections to either of these lines in VA/WV? Rose Terry @>,--'--- -- \\\|/// \\ ~ ~ // Give your children these two things - One is roots, ( @ @ ) the other, wings. -oOOo-(_)-oOOo- Rose CAUDLE TERRY, Washington state @>,--'--- BILYEU, WORKMAN & OREGON TRAIL Listmom (genealogical) Proud RootsWeb Sponsor RMTerry@prodigy.net http://www.genealogy.bilyeu.com/

Here is my STUMP (er). Need more verification that these are indeed the parents of Ida. Individual Summary - 10 May 2000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- Name: Ida Mae STUMP Sex: Female Father: John B. STUMP (abt 1818 - ) Mother: Carrie STUMP (abt 1837 - ) Brother William b. 1868 Brother: Barry b. 1870 Sister: Maggrie b. 1871 Individual Facts Birth 24 May 1865 Death 4 May 1949 (age 83) Karnak, Pulaski Co, IL Burial Anderson Ceme Massac Co, IL Misc Notes from relatives; Nationality Blackfoot Indian ( possibly) Marriages/Children 1. John Samuel BUNKER Marriage 6 Sep 1880 (age 15) Montgomery Co, IN Children George Washington BUNKER (27 Aug 1882 - 17 Oct 1957) Ida BUNKER (15 May 1891 - May 1975) Ora Bell BUNKER (12 Feb 1893 - 9 Dec 1975) Rodney T. BUNKER (24 Jun 1895 - 12 Oct 1974) Mammie Gertrude BUNKER (2 Oct 1899 - 15 Nov 1982) Ward Beacher BUNKER (1901 - 1956) Bertha BUNKER (1905 - 25 Jan 1916) Bonnie May BUNKER (4 Mar 1906 - 6 Jan 1916) Clarence BUNKER ( - Mar 1935) Matti BUNKER ( - )

Searching for: David STUMP born 1806 Frederick Co. VA, migrated to Ohio 1830; married Mary Anne Bowman - he died 1864 Harveysburg Ohio - children: Isaac F. born 1837 killed 1864 Civil War; Sarah Jane born 1837 died 10 Feb. 1849; Lemuel B. born about 1840(?), and Mary Ellen born 1845 died 3 Feb. 1849. Searching for: George A. Stump died Columbus, Cherokee County Kansas 3 March 1906. Survivors: two adopted daughters Mrs. James Cooper and Mrs. George Neighbors. Searching for George B. Stump resident of Mound City KS died 28 Apr 1922; wife Mary B. Schively Stump died 26 Nov 1926 both buried Woodlawn Cemetery. Son Charles and daughter Minnie both buried Woodlawn Cemetery. Last known descendant, Lee Calvin (wife Alice) Stump, Kansas City, KS or MO. George B. Stump & family moved from Iowa to Eastern Kansas on encouragement of Gray and Shaw families. Searching for Johanna (Hannah) STUMP MOSSHOLDER, Franklin County PA about 1805, parents and siblings unknown. Searching for Daniel Stump of Warren County, Ohio - have copy of will 29 January 1831 names wife Mary; children: Daniel, William, Lydia, Matilda, Katharine, Jonas, Sarah, Polly, Henrietta, daughter Hannah (married but deceased) her son (Daniel's grandson, Daniel Romine). Searching: George Stump Revoluationary War Soldier 1780 (wife Elizabeth) of West Beaver Twp either Snyder or Union County Penna. Children: Samuel, Joseph, John, Edward & Adam. Searching: Lewis Stump Special Census of Iowa 1847 Wapello Co. Iowa. Same date and place, Francis (wife Parthenia) Stump. Searching: George Stump died 9-5-1904 buried Pilotsburg Cemetery, Washington County, Iowa. Sarah H. Tipton, his parents John and Catherine Walters Stump; children of George Mary, Elizabeth, Rebecca, Thomas, William E. John, Catherine & Hiram. All either of Methodist and/or Dunkard religious and all living (apparently in or near) Franklin Co. Ohio Searching Benjamin Stump, born 1800 York Co. Pa. married Susannah Petry; - children all born in Preble Co. Ohio near Eldorado- Samuel, Elizabeth Ann, Mary Ann, Susan Ann, Catherine Ann, Julia Ann, Solomon, George, Benjamin and Jonathan. SON SOLOMON's children: John Wesley, Laura Jane, Francis Marion, Washington Clement, Ermina A., Alonzo P., Chester Willard, Lester Willard, Susannah H. and his children by 2nd wife Margaret May, Benjamin Franklin, Mary Elizabeth, Amanda Ellen, Lottie Catherine, Daisy Pearl, Grover Cleveland, Lillie Leota, Willis, Harvey Calton and Lee Bryan. Searching Jacob STUMP baptized with wife Elizabeth into Brethren Conestoga Congregation, Lancaster Co. PA 1748 Searching Jacob Stump a SON of Julian Stump a Pietist born in Worms Germany, could this be a relation? Searching for any relationship of Peter Becker who brought emigrants of Brethren church from Schwarzenau, Germany and settled first in Germantown, PA in 1719. Searching: Francis Stump who married Rachel Martin, he is said to be a descendant of Peter Becker's daughter Elizabeth. Francis Stump died 1801 in Muhlenberg Co. KY. Searching: David Washabaugh - probably born in Penna. around 1780-1785 married Catharine Ripple, Muhlenberg Co. KY 1811/12. Indentured to Francis Stump ane named in his 1801 will without a last name. Thanks for any and all responses to: liztuc@cs.com

The following is a number of notes Lemuel Stump kept while searching for his Stump line. He has since passed on, but his wife copied them and sent them to me and I thought I would share it. (With her permission.) I think there might be something in them of interest to most of us as the notes seem to touch all the families. LeRena > You said you would dearly love to have what else you have on Lewis E. and > Daniel Stump of Dallas Co. IA. I hope the following will help you! I know > it will not be in any kind of order, but hopefully you will be able to pick > up each paragraph (I'll try to separate the notes) and more readily match > them to your records. > > 1. I find this in Lem's handwritten notes: "3. David Stump b 1806 Frederick > Co VA - came to Ohio 1830 - married Mary Anne Bowman - children: Isaac F. b > July 1839 d July 1864 (in defense of his country) - Sarah Jane b 1837 d Feb. > 10 1849 - Lemuel B 184 (blank) - Mary Ellen 1845 d Feb. 3 1849 David died > 1864 Harveysburg, O age 58Joe T. ? and grandchildren in W. Va & Tenn." > > 2. A partially prepared Pedigree Chart in Lem's handwriting: This chart is > in the form No. 1 person #2 is father with data, #4 would be the grandfather. > There is no information for the mother's line. "#1. Stump, Derald - #4. > ((Looks like a generation skipped)) - Stump, Leonard m 8-4-1791 Bourbon Co KY > 5 Berger Mary - then no number, but name Stump, Lewis Wapello Co. Iowa 1847" > then there is an arrow pointing to the next chart, but I have not yet found > that. At the bottom of the sheet is the name "Jean." On the reverse of the > sheet is written "Christopher Stump 2 Frederick of Stumpstown PA -- then > just below that is "Leonard Stump Bourbon Co. KY 1792 - David Stump > ((apparently both Leonard & David)) "on tax list 1796." That information > perhaps came to Lem from a researcher, via phone and he started a chart. > That is what makes this type work so difficult. > > The double parens are my comments throughout this msg. > > ((Since the Pedigree Chart shows Leonard married in Bourbon Co. 8-4-1791 he > was old enough to be paying taxes -- and if that is the same Lewis shown in > Wapello Co. in 1847 - the chart looks like he is the father, but he would > have been old enough to pay taxes in 1791 - and as the later generations of > Lem's family I have learned were wanderers and land speculators - that sort > of life style - Lewis might be the father of this David.)) > > ((Now I'm to the third item - it is a sort of handwritten "figuring" sort of > chart - hope it will help you. I tried to make copies but it is written in > pencil marked over and checked so much I think if I just type it here in as > near the order as possible it will be easier for you to make the > connections.)) > > LEWIS STUMP b (c) 1730 Germany d 1794 Frederick Co. VA ((note previous & > there is the question (will available) ((to continue in different > handwriting)) Mar. Margaret LYNX b. New Jersey d. when? where > ISSUE > 1. Jacob - note from known birthdates these are NOT in order of birth and as > of this date Jan. 1988 no more information on these in my file. I do have > record of a Jacob Stump perhaps a nephew of Lewis & Margaret b 31 Jan 1824 > Wayne Co. Ind d 24 apr 1909 age 85 mar. 5 May 1850 Mary Troxel. > > 2. Joseph b (c) 1856 mar. Eliz. Aid 20 Dec. 1800 Frederick Co. Va. > > 3. Lewis Edward b 23 Jan 1823 Warren Co. Ohio d 12 Oct. 1891 Licking Co. > Ohio mar. Eliz. Leaverton b 30 Mar 1834 d 30 Jan 1920. > > 4. Daniel b 1761 Frederick Co. Va. d 9 Nov 1832 Warren Co. Ohio mar. Mary > Ramey b (c) 1767 Frederick Co. Va. d 31 Dec. 1838 Warren Co. Ohio -- issue > Jonas Stump, Daniel, Katherine mar. --- Henry of Clinton Co. Ohio, William, > Lydia, Matilda, Hannah mar. Jesse Romine had son Daniel Romine, Sarah, Polly, > Henrietta ((and four lines left blank with notation died young Darline's > line." > > ((There is so many messy notes, with different handwritings difficult to > follow, but I'm doing best I can)) > > 5. "David b 16 Aug 1806 (not certain son of Lewis & Margaret) d 24 Aug 1864 > mar. Mary Ann Bowman 5 Apr 1836 b 23 Nov 1813. ISSUE Isaac F b 22 May 1837 d > Civil War 20 July 1864, Sarah Jane b 3 Apr 1839 d 10 Feb 1849, Lemuel B. b 27 > Aug 1841, d 29 May 1869 and Mary Ellen b 28 Sep 1845 d 3 Feb 1849" > > ((Note at bottom of this section reads)) "Mrs. Waddington's line: some > records" > ((I have not found these possibly in some of the correspondence still to be > put into record form )) > > 6. "John mar. Jane Lowry1793 Clermont Co. Ohio d 1826 (no will) ISSUE Lydia > b 1793 KY mar 1811 Artis Yates went to Iroquois Co. Ill, Lewis b 1803 > Clermont Co. Ohio mar. Eliz. Fitzwater Clermont Co.; John mar. 1832 Nancy > Motsinger went to Iroquois Co. Ill; Mary b (c) 1809 d 1855 mar. Robert > Canady, Iroq. Co.; Zilpha b 1808 d 1886 mar George Fitzwater, Ohio; Edward > mar 1837 Eliz. Simmons; Philip mar 1838 Eliz. Montgomery; William 1858 mar > Mary Alice Apgar." ((I mentioned Mrs. Waddington above - this looks as though > this William might be her descendant, from the lines & arrows drawn)) > > 7 "Elizabeth mar - John Weaver 27 Sept 1791 Frederick Co. VA." > > 8. "Christiana mar. Ramey" > > 9. "Mary mar McFarland 1st marriage in Dallas Co. Iowa" > > I'm afraid this will not be easy for you to match to any of your notes and/or > dates and places, but perhaps it will mean more to you than to me. There do > appear to be some discrepancies in birth and marriage dates. But there is > always the possibility of human error. I'm trying to find any reference to a > "Jean" some place that will match the name at bottom of the Pedigree Chart. > > Took me half the night to get this into any semblance to send you and now > I've just picked up a partial Family Goup Sheet Lem had started on the Lewis > Stump where he writes "native of Germany Frederick VA" and "Harveysburg Ohio > Massie Twp History." > > And a note that I probably typed for Lem dated 14 Jan. 1988 as follows: > > "Roll M804 2318 Revolutionary War Pensions Records > Margaret widow of Lewis Stump, filed on No. W7201, for a widow's pension from > Service of lewis Stump. (Copy may be ordered from Archives, Wash., D.C. > > Those records state, in part: "Born in the State of New Jersey; At an early > age was taken to Virginia. About the month of March 1777 he enlisted as a > common soldier in the Army of the U.S. He received honorable discharge at > Frederickstown, MD. He was at the siege of Yorktown; engaged in the Battles > of Brandywine, Germantown, Monmouth and others. He migrated from Virginia to > Licking County, Ohio." ((I think I've told you I would type his letters, > etc. for him sometimes. Right now I need to see if he had ordered Margaret's > widow's application for pension.)) > > Further to my typed notes: "Joseph Stump, duly sworn says he is a brother of > Lewis Stump (Licking County 1818), Officers; Col. Daniel Morgan's Regiment, > Capt. Charles Porterfield, Command." > > "From the same roll of pensions records: New York STUMP, John S 42413 > enlisted in New York for a term of 3 years in May 1777. He was in battle of > Fort Montgomery. In 1821 he was living in Walkill, New York, age 86. Wife > Mary Magdalene age 63 and daughter Catharine age 24 and son Jonathan age 17. > John Stump died 28 Sep 1827. In 1819 papers state soldier's name was spelled > "STAmp" (English Spelling) Pension allowed from April 1818 while resident of > (not certain of this name Mamakating or Neomakating for the town) but in > Sullivan County." ((If those ages of daughter and son 24 and 17 - are > correct looks a bit peculiar - might better be grandchildren. I'm just > trying to give you everything I find in this connection - much of it may not > match anything you have at all, but since I have it you should have it too. > As you said, it may help others.

--part1_5f.4416a80.2634b62e_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Can anyone help? Ellie << Subj: ELIAS STUMP Date: 04/23/2000 2:23:23 PM Mountain Daylight Time From: gsb00899@mail.wvnet.edu To: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com Hello, I am new to the list and wish to make a query. I am searching for information on my gggrandfather Elias Stump. He was in Hardy Co. in the 1812 tax list. Guessing that he was born in 1795. He was last found in the 1819 census of Lewis Co.. He may have been a s/o Michael Stump 111, that married Magdalene Richards. They had a son born in 1795, and his name was John. Does anyone know if this John was John Elias, and was one in the same? Any tidbit of information could brake through my BRICK wall! Waiting to hear from a new relative. :) Thanking you in advance ever so much! Regards, Evelyn Nicholas Co. WV >> --part1_5f.4416a80.2634b62e_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <WVHARDY-L-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from rly-yg05.mx.aol.com (rly-yg05.mail.aol.com [172.18.147.5]) by air-yg01.mail.aol.com (v70.20) with ESMTP; Sun, 23 Apr 2000 16:23:23 -0400 Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [209.85.6.30]) by rly-yg05.mx.aol.com (v71.10) with ESMTP; Sun, 23 Apr 2000 16:23:18 -0400 Received: (from slist@localhost) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id NAA12356; Sun, 23 Apr 2000 13:22:02 -0700 (PDT) Resent-Date: Sun, 23 Apr 2000 13:22:02 -0700 (PDT) X-Original-Sender: gsb00899@WVNVM.WVNET.EDU Sun Apr 23 13:22:01 2000 Message-ID: <39035C9D.44A5@mail.wvnet.edu> Date: Sun, 23 Apr 2000 16:27:09 -0400 From: gsb00899@mail.wvnet.edu X-Mailer: Mozilla 2.0 (Win95; U) MIME-Version: 1.0 Old-To: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: ELIAS STUMP Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Resent-Message-ID: <Vx9UQB.A.ZAD.pt1A5@bl-14.rootsweb.com> To: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/837 X-Loop: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: WVHARDY-L-request@rootsweb.com Hello, I am new to the list and wish to make a query. I am searching for information on my gggrandfather Elias Stump. He was in Hardy Co. in the 1812 tax list. Guessing that he was born in 1795. He was last found in the 1819 census of Lewis Co.. He may have been a s/o Michael Stump 111, that married Magdalene Richards. They had a son born in 1795, and his name was John. Does anyone know if this John was John Elias, and was one in the same? Any tidbit of information could brake through my BRICK wall! Waiting to hear from a new relative. :) Thanking you in advance ever so much! Regards, Evelyn Nicholas Co. WV --part1_5f.4416a80.2634b62e_boundary--

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