Hi Marge, I'm here on the list, also at marchpubs@home.com. I've been trying to connect my Ohio Stumps to Berks County, PA family. There's also a Stump line down in Maryland who appear to be English derived from German roots, but can't connect with them either. Are you working on either of these branches? Charla in NJ, born in Ohio STUMP-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > STUMP-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 79 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Charla Marchione ["Marge Rice" <MARGERICE@prodigy.ne] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from STUMP-D, send a message to > > STUMP-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Charla Marchione > Date: Mon, 20 Dec 1999 04:30:27 -0600 > From: "Marge Rice" <MARGERICE@prodigy.net> > To: STUMP-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi, List.....Just this weekend found a query in Pennsylvania Dutch "Queries" dated 14 May 1999 from a Charla Marchione - but she did NOT leave any Email address. She listed "Stump family of John, Jacob, Philip, believe from Berks Co., PA, to western PA to Hocking CO., OH. May have been sons of a Samuel Stump." > > I would like to contact Charla, since I have a Jacob Stump who in early 1800s census records lived very close to a Philip. > > Does anyone know any Charla Marchione doing Stump research? Thanks for hooking us up. > Marge Rice, Joliet, IL
Hi, List.....Just this weekend found a query in Pennsylvania Dutch "Queries" dated 14 May 1999 from a Charla Marchione - but she did NOT leave any Email address. She listed "Stump family of John, Jacob, Philip, believe from Berks Co., PA, to western PA to Hocking CO., OH. May have been sons of a Samuel Stump." I would like to contact Charla, since I have a Jacob Stump who in early 1800s census records lived very close to a Philip. Does anyone know any Charla Marchione doing Stump research? Thanks for hooking us up. Marge Rice, Joliet, IL
Just wondering if I am still subscribed to this list?! Dawn Townsend in Iowa Surnames: Axline, Blehm, McMurrin, Nigh, Moreland, Ostrander, Owen, Stieben, Stump, Townsend, Tubbs, Wells
Hello and Happy Holidays! I am wondering if someone in this county could look up a death cert or obit for me? I am looking for parentage of a gal who is listed with two different maiden names in two different county published histories. Ida Mae STUMP b. 24 May 1865 area unknown d. 4 May 1949 in Pulaski Co, IL , m. 6 Sep 1880 in Montgomery Co, IL to John Samuel BUNKER. I have a copy of her marriage in which she is listed as Stump. I also have copy of birth/ death certs of a couple of her children in which she is listed as a Stump. I also have a copy of page 99 of the Pulaski Co, IL history that has her pic and John S. Bunker and names her as a Stump. HOWEVER, I also have a copy of pages 376-379 and page 382-383 of "Counting Kindred" by E.E. & M.L. Deppen. In the Anna Deppen Yeakley Branch section on page 382 it states that "Gen 5th- Harriet Stonebraker m. Chas. Bunker (twin of Sophia). The Bunker family moved to Ark in 1887. (Geo S. Stonebraker sold to Chas. Bunker, Sept 13, 1855 in Mont. Co., IN.) Issue:(10) Gen. 6- James Bunker killed by Jesse James gang in Fairgold, Ark, m. (c.); John Bunker m. Ida BROWN; Caroline Bunker m. Oliver Peacock (c.) res. Alamo, Ind; Martha Bunker, b. Mar 22 1855; d. 1909 m. (1) Emory Clark (2) James Harwood, b. 1855; d. May 1937; Mary Bunker m. James BROWN; Laura Bunker m. John Cornman; Geroge Bunker (s.); Arkansas Bunker m. Wm. Sikes; Lovina Bunker m. Isaac Wright (c.) res. Alamo, Ind; and Lou Ann Bunker , d. (s.). Gen. 6th- John m. Ida Brown, res. Okla. Issue: (3); Gen. 7th- Clarence, Roy and Howard Bunker." Now I do have a Clarence Bunker as a child of John and Ida Bunker..but don't have a Roy or Howard listed for their children. So my question is...with as secretive as the family seems to have been about Ida...why was she referred to as Ida Brown in one book and listed as Ida Stump in everything else???? There were many Stump families around the Bunkers in Mont. Co. but she is not listed among them on the copies of census pages I have. Could she have taken that name after being taken in by a Stump family?? Any help on this would be appreciated! Best Wishes, Gayle gayle@olypen.com http://www.olypen.com/gayle
Hello Janice: Our most likely oldest living STUMP will be turning 106 years old on Dec 3, 1999. Her name is PRICILLA ANN [DOBBINS] STUMP. She is the widow of my grand uncle CLYDE EUPHRATES STUMP. Here are the stats as I have them: Aunt Annie was born 3 Dec 1893 d/o Worthy DOBBINS and Martha JENKINS. She currently lives with her daughter NEVA DEULY in Braxton Co., WV Uncle Clyde was born 20 June, (abt) 1888. He died at age 65 yrs in Sept 1953 according to Neva. How was the s/o DYER WARD STUMP and TALITHA JANE FRAME. I don't want to give out her address but I will be seeing her at her birthday party. Cards may be sent to me and I will take them to her. The address is: Aunt Annie Stump % Barbara Frame P O Box 2112 Fairmont, WV 26555-2112 Think the Family Page would be great. I have a couple pix of Aunt Annie I'll try to email you. Barbara =================== Janice Stump wrote: > John Stump b. 1/6/1797 PA d. 9/17/1858 IN m.12/31/1818 Barbara Summers > b. 6/12/1801 PA? > children of John & Barbara Stump > David Stump b. 10/29/1819 OH m. Catherine Elizabeth ? > Nancy Stump b. 6/18/1821 OH m. Charles Huber > Samuel Stump b. 6/01/1823 OH m. Rhoda Kelsey > Johathan Stump b. 3/12/1825 OH m. Sarah (Bowman?) Elizabeth Bowman, > > Lorena Chaney > Solomon Stump b. 5/4/1827 OH m. Rachel ?? > Sara Stump b. 1/31/1829 OH m. Matthias Bowman > Levi Stump b. 12/14/1830 OH m. Sarah Ann Musser > Jesse Stump b. 9/7/1832 OH m. Martha ?? > Anna Stump b. 11/11/1834 OH m. George R. Kistler > Henry Stump b. 10/25/ 1836 OH m. Emily A. Tibbott > Susannah Stump b. 10/25/1836 OH m. Thomas T. Shaw > Mary Stump b. 7/22/1838 OH m. Frederick Huber > Caroline Stump b. 8/28/1838 OH m. Robert Fox > Joseph Stump b. 10/4/1842 OH never married, died in Civil War > Danial Stump b. 8/26/1844 OH > > I have further information if you are connected to this line, and will be > happy to share what I have. If you have any information on any of the line, > please contact me. My husband's family descends from Samuel and I am in > touch with descendants of two of his siblings. I would also like to start > a family page if I can get enough of the family in contact with each other > so pictures, etc could be exchanged. > > > Janice Stump > 96 Southfork Rd > Cody, Wyoming 82414 > email: jstump@tritel.net Ph: 307-587-7489 fax: 603-971-5929 > "Volunteer of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness at > http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnraogk/ "
Does anyone know the ancestry of Cuthbert Stump, b. 1/2/1809 Hardy Co, VA, d. 7/12/1896 Columbia Co, OR, m. Paulina, b. 1807? Cuthbert Stump arrived in Lawrence Co, MO in 1834. In Missouri he was closely associated with Edmund A. Pace, son of Sally (Sarah) Stump and Christopher Stump Pace, but I don't know if or how he was related to Sally Stump. I believe Sally is descended from the Stumps of Heidelberg, PA (Christopher Stump). Gordon W. Pace
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------3D855542EB41C1F499BE5AD6 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------3D855542EB41C1F499BE5AD6 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from mta2.rcsntx.swbell.net (mta2-pr.rcsntx.swbell.net [151.164.60.115]) by mail3.swbell.net (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id PAA01862 for <ksulli@mail3.rcsntx.swbell.net>; Mon, 8 Nov 1999 15:29:54 -0600 (CST) Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com ([204.212.38.30]) by mta2.rcsntx.swbell.net (Sun Internet Mail Server sims.3.5.1999.09.16.21.57.p8) with ESMTP id <0FKW00KEBEDQSL@mta2.rcsntx.swbell.net> for ksulli@mail3.rcsntx.swbell.net; Mon, 8 Nov 1999 15:29:51 -0600 (CST) Received: (from slist@localhost) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id NAA27282; Mon, 08 Nov 1999 13:28:24 -0800 (PST) Resent-date: Mon, 08 Nov 1999 13:28:24 -0800 (PST) Date: Mon, 08 Nov 1999 16:29:09 -0500 Resent-from: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com From: Sara Patton <sarap@widomaker.com> Subject: Helen Yoakum Black Letters Resent-sender: WVHARDY-L-request@rootsweb.com To: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com Resent-message-id: <Rj4uBB.A.ypG.3B0J4@bl-14.rootsweb.com> Message-id: <026001bf2a30$4ca14f20$62b360d1@default> MIME-version: 1.0 X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 4.72.3110.5 Content-type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Precedence: list Old-To: "Hardy Co List" <WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com>, "Yocum List" <YOCUM-L@rootsweb.com>, "See-List" <SEE-L@rootsweb.com> X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-MIMEOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V4.72.3110.3 X-Mailing-List: <WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/618 X-Loop: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com X-Priority: 3 I recently tried to send out 2 different letters written by Helen Yoakum Black in the 1870s dealing with the Harness, Yoakum, Stump and See families. Apparently, the first one was too long and did not get to the Rootsweb lists I sent them to (SEE, YOCUM, HARDY CO.) If you are interested, please let me know and I will send them as attachments to you individually. Please specify if you want them in Microsoft Word or Word Perfect. Also, if you know of a Stump or Harness list, forward this message to them. Thanks Sara Patton --------------3D855542EB41C1F499BE5AD6--
When I first started on our family tree, I went to the library and found a book, THE ABRIDGED COMPENDIUR OF AMERICAN GENEALOGY. From the book I copied the following which I hope will help someone. Please note, I don't know when it was printed or by who, just the name, but I will copy it word for word. Wilson, Mary Alicia Webster (Mrs. Calvin Dill) b. "Webster's Forest," Harford Co., Md., Mar. 29, 1868. 7-John Webster, b Eng., came to Va with his father; 6-John (1667-1753) m Hannah Butterworth; m 2dSarah Giles; m 3d, Mary Tabott; 5-Samuel (b 1710) tobacco inspector, Joppa, Md., m Elizabeth Dallam; 4-Richard (1741-1823) m 1st, Annie Lester; m 2d, Phoebe Smith (d 1826). 3-Henry (1793-1872) m Martha Hanson (1818-50). 6-John STUMP (B CA. 1700) of Md., m Mary--; 5-Henry (1731-1814, m 1755, Rachel Perkins (b 1735); 4-John (1756-1828) , 1786 Hannah STUMP; 3-John (1804-96) of "Perry Point," m 1834 Mary Alicia, dau. Col. George Edward Mitchell. 2-Dau. of William Webster (1831-1914), farmer, m in 1865, Anna Jane STUMP (1840-1911), issue; 1-Mary Alicia (above); 2-Richard Henry (b 1870; m Harriet Archer Williams); 3-Anna STUMP 91871-97 m Willard G. Rouse); John STUMP (b 1873; m Elizabeth Downing Pinkerton). 1-M Oct 23, 1889 Calvin Dill Wilson (qv for genealogy and issue).
Hi Everyone, I've been following the Christopher Stump discussion with interest. My gggg grandfather, John "Adam" Stumpf was married to Maria Eisenhauer. One old genealogy (100 years) suggests that Christopher Sr.was "Adam's" father but I have yet to confirm this and doubt that this is correct. However, one of the younger Christopher's is a possibility. John Adam Stumpf was born in 1776 in Berks Co. and then migrated to Lebanon and then on to Indiana Co. where he died in 1855. One researcher has told me that Christopher's older son, Christopher, had no children yet the will that was shown indicates that there were heirs. Does anyone have any information that might help? A Christian Stumpf and his wife were sponsers at the Baptism of some of Adam's children. Sue Stump Douglas Michigan Siriuspace@aol.com wrote: > > Christopher Stump b 1695 Germany m. 1st Susannah Schuetz abt 1720 and was the > father of the infamous Frederick Stump of Nashville, TN. Christopher Stump, > Sr. died in 1779 and his will, dated 1769 named two of his children by the > name of Christopher. The first was described as deceased and the second, > along with a brother Leonard (Leonart) were designated as heirs to his > plantation in Heidelberg Township, Lancaster Co, PA. > My question is does anyone know anything about this latter Christopher Stump? > He was apparently born between 1750 to 1765 as he was not of age in his > father's will. > Who were his wife and children? > I am trying to find the father of my direct ancestor Sally (Sarah) Stump who > married Alsey Pace and named a son Christopher Stump Pace. They were also > given land by a Christopher Stump. > Gordon W. Pace
Christopher Stump b 1695 Germany m. 1st Susannah Schuetz abt 1720 and was the father of the infamous Frederick Stump of Nashville, TN. Christopher Stump, Sr. died in 1779 and his will, dated 1769 named two of his children by the name of Christopher. The first was described as deceased and the second, along with a brother Leonard (Leonart) were designated as heirs to his plantation in Heidelberg Township, Lancaster Co, PA. My question is does anyone know anything about this latter Christopher Stump? He was apparently born between 1750 to 1765 as he was not of age in his father's will. Who were his wife and children? I am trying to find the father of my direct ancestor Sally (Sarah) Stump who married Alsey Pace and named a son Christopher Stump Pace. They were also given land by a Christopher Stump. Gordon W. Pace
Am looking for the parentage of Elizabeth Stump who married in York Co. to Jacob Mummert. She should have been born in the early to mid 1770's and lived in the Codorus area. Does anyone have a clue on her parentage? Bob Givens, Clovis, CA
<<<Gloria, on a second point, You give the descendants of George Stump. It appears that these are from Thurman Stump's book. I have just examined his book and can not find those that you listed. Thurman does list the descendants of Michael Stump II, the line from which he descended. Would you please tell us the source of your list of George Stump's descendants? Jwneff@bridgernet.com>>> - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ JW, ALL INFO I HAVE CAME FROM ((Thurman Stump's Book)) & From Other People On Stump List. THANK YOU VERY MUCH For Your Response & EXTRA INFO, Will It Keep On File. BUT!! Until It Is Positively Proven Different & I Get Word From His Daughter Emma or Another Member of Our Family I Will Keep My File The Way It Is, Others May Change Their Files If They Want, That Is Up To Them. Gloria Powers Husk 114 Arizona Street Carrabelle, Fl. 32322 http://www.gloryway.com < Download GEDCOM Here. http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/u/s/Gloria-J-Husk/ ----- Original Message ----- From: J W Neff <jwneff@bridgernet.com> To: Gloria Husk <gjhusk@gloryway.com> Sent: Saturday, October 23, 1999 4:48 AM Subject: Re: Catherine/Katherine Stump Gloria, You may know that I do not agree with Mr. Thurman Stump on his thesis that Michael Stump Sr came to America on the Phoenix in 1743. The Michael Stump that arrived on the Phoenix in 1743 was from Schwaigern Germany. Please note the following record: 1743 Burgert Eighteenth Century Emigrants from German-Speaking Lands to North America Vol I The Northern Kraichgau 1983 p 364 STUMPF, JOH. MICHAEL Phoenix,30 Sep 1743 S-H 346 SCHWAIGERN LUTHERN KB m. 20 Nov 1703 Hans Diter Stumpff, son of Gideon Stumpff, citizen and carpenter, and Anna Catharina, daughter of Bechtold Zimmermann, wagonmaster and citizen. They had: Hans Michael bp. 16 Nov 1705 m. 13 Nov 1731 Johann Michael Stumpff, cabinetmaker, son of the late Dieter Stumpff, and Anna Margaretha, daughter of Joh. Philipp Emmerich. They had: 1. Maria Barbara b 1 Aug 1732 2. Anna Rosina b. 24 Apr 1734 3. Anna Elisabeth b. 21 Oct 1736 4. Christian b 22 Sep 1739 5. Johann Melchior b 27 Jun 1742 American Record: LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA HOLY TRINITY LUTHERN KB: b. 6 Nov 1748 Gottlieb Stumph, son of Michael and Anna Margaretha. b. 13 Jun 1763, Elizabeth Stump, dau of Michael and Rosina FREDERICK, MD. LUTHERN KB: Michael Stumpff and wife Anna Margretha were sp. On 10 Oct 1758 Bu. 1 Sept 1794 Balthasar Bach's wife Rosina b. 24 Apr 1734 in "Schweigenheim" in Germany. Parents Michael Stumpf and his wife Margareth. 30 Oct 1753 she m. her surviving widower and had 5 daughters and 2 sons of whom 3 daughters are dead. Died of a chest disease, complicated by typhoid fever Aug 31, the 11th Sunday after Trinity, 9 a.m., aged 60 years, 4 mo, and 1 week. M 40 years, 10 mo. 1775 Berks County Estate Records Stump, Michael, Rockland Twp 8 May 1775 Michael Stump to Gottlieb Stump of town of Reading in the County of Berks in the said Province, Painter, son of Michael Stump late of twp of Rockland in the said County Painter deceased (page 130) (It is obvious that the Michael Stump on the Phoenix settled in Lancaster county, Had another child, Gottlieb Stump and he died there in 1775.) There is another record that pertains to the lineage of Michael Stump Sr. of Hardy County. 1728 Burgert Eighteenth Century Emigrants from German-Speaking Lands to North America Vol I The Northern Kraichgau 1983 p 270 395. NEFF, MICHAEL 6921 Michelfeld James Goodwill, 1728 S-H 21,22 MICHELFELD LUTHERN KB: Michael Neff, b. 21 Feb 1687, son of Joh. Jacob Neff, m. 11 Nov 1710 Anna Dorothea, daughter of Herr Hans Jacob Saur, citizen and "Gerichtsverwandten" . Children: 1. Johann Michael b 23 Jul 1712 2. Joh. Jaccob b 13 Feb 1715 3. Anna Catharina b 27 Nov 1716 4. Georg Abraham b 2 Oct 1749 5. Maria Catharina b 25 Jan 1723; d. 1725 6. Hans Leonhard b 8 Mar 1725 Pennsylvania records: Michael Neff had: Joh. Georg. B 1 Dec 1729; bp 3 May 1730 Anna Catharina Neff, single, is a bp sp. In 1733. She later married in Tulpehocken on 10 Sep 1739 Michael Stump (Stoever's records) (Keith Dull, Early Families of Lancaster, Lebanon & Dauphin Counties, Pennsylvania p 99 shows another daughter of Michael and Anna Dorothea - Anna Marie b. on the Atlantic Ocean, abt 1727(sic 1728) and m. John Schaeffer of Schafferstown.) m. 1747 Tuesday after Dom. 17 p. Trin Leonhard Neef, single son of the church deacon Michael Neef, and Elizabeth Magdalena Feg, single dau. Of the late Leonard Feg. Lancaster co. deeds C-170, 13 May 1748, names Anna Maria [Miller] stepdaughter of Erasmus Buchemeyer [also of Michelfeld] as wife of Michael Neff. Anna Maria Naefen, Lancaaster Co., wife of Michael Naefen nat. Philadelphia 26 Sep 1748. Abraham Netf (sic) and Jacob Netf (sic) Tulpehocken twp., Lancaster Co., nat. Philadelphia Apr 1761. 1728, 11 Sep 1728 Passenger ship lists Ship "James Goodwill," David Crockatt, Master from Rotterdam. List 8B Michael Neff Johann Casper Stoever Johann Casper Stoever (These two Stoevers are famous Luthern ministers, Stoever, Sr., the father, labored in Virginia; Stoever,Jr., the son, in Pennsylvania. Michael Neff, from Michelfeld, Baden, Germany, was accompanied by his wife and children, one of which was Anna Catherine Neff that married Michael Stump on 10 Sep 1739, at Tulpehocken Luthern Church}. (An examination of these records gives fairly conclusive proof that these two families originated in Schwaigern, Germany and Michelfeld, Germany and migrated to Lancaster County, Pa. In the case of the Neff family we have two children, Anna Catherine and Leonard Neff born in Michelfeld, children of Michael Neff. Anna Catherine married Michael Stump and Leonard Neff married Elizabeth Feg. Both these families disappeared from Lancaster county between 1739 and 1747. Two couples of the same names appear in Hampshire county living next door to each other in 1748. What are the odds of such a coincidence? We know that Michael Stump Sr's wife was named Catherine and we also know that Leonard Neff of Hardy county was married to an Elizabeth. It is well known that many of the families in Hampshire County came from the Tulpehocken area of Pennsylvania. What proof does Thurman Stump provide to prove that the Michael Stump born in Eberbach, Germany in 1709 migrated to Hampshire County? He doesn't have any circumstancial evidence of such a tie in. He only has the date of birth. No wife, no children, no brothers and sisters migrating. No record connecting Michael Stump Sr to Eberbach. If he didn't come on the Phoenix in 1743 when and how did he come? In all fairness to Thurman Stump, he completed his book in 1975 and apparently did not have access to the Schwaigern information. I'm sure if he had he would have reached a different conclusion.)
CHRISTOPHER STUMP Of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania (From Frederick Stump, the rest of the story, by Julia Cook Guice 1991) Christopher Stumps will was translated by Elizabeth Kieffer, Archivist, Fachenthal Library, Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, ca 1963. The original was taken from the Pennsylvania German January 1903, beginning on page 229. The following preliminary and explanatory remarks by the editor preceded the will. 1.. Without giving this curious yet typical Colonial Pennsylvania-German will in English, it will help readers to know that "vermache" means "bequeath"; "liegendom und beweglichen Vermogen" is real and personal property; and "farbigton Bub" is colored boy. 2.. This will was copied from the original now in the possession of Mr. Henry Stump, now a resident of Stouchburg, Berks County, Pa., aged 83, the great-grandson of the testator on Leonharts line. 3.. The "house" spoken of in the will, where testator lived, is still standing and it with the farm bequeathed to Leonart, is now the property of Mr. Thomas Becker of Millback, Lebanon County, where the farm is located. (Thomas Becker is descendant of Leonhart. 4.. Quite a number of present day prominent families of Lebanon and Berks Counties are connected with original Stump. 5.. The original testator is said to have been a man of remarkable physical strength, being over six feet in stature. He accompanied Conrad Weiser to the Midwinter Indian Conference of the Six Nations in Northern New York. 6.. The testator was twice married and his frequent references to and conditions concerning inheritance of second wife as widow, is noteworthy. He had sixteen children in all, several sets bearing same name, and owned several colored slaves as per his will. He left his eldest son one shilling as birthright. 7.. The second son, Frederick is doubtless the celebrated founder of Fredericksburg, formerly Stumpstown, of Lebanon County, whose questionable escapades there made him flee his native heath to appear later in the wilds of Tennessee as a notorious Pioneer. See former issue of Magazine (The Pennsylvania-German Vol II April, 1901, No. 2 containing pilgrimage article, "Over an Old State Road." The following notes were made by the translator, Elizabeth Kieffer: The formal opening of the will is of course supplied by the scrivener who wrote the will. It is the usual form of the times. In the translation I have followed the wording of the same form as used in English wills. Careful provision to protect a second wife against discrimination by her step-children is so common, that when such conditions are made, it can almost be assumed that this is a second wife, even if not so sstated. The shilling to the eldest son did not usually imply that he was otherwise disinherited. He may have received his share of the inheritance during his fathers life. WILL OF CHRISTOPHER STUMP 28 Feb 1769 (He died 29 Oct 1779 Will Book C p 578, Lancaster Co, Pa) In the name of the Lord, Amen! Today on the eight and twentieth day of February, in the year of Our Lord, one thousand, seven hundred and sixty-nine;, I Christopher Stump, of Heidelberg township, in the County of Lancaster in the State of Pennsylvania; Farmer: being very sick and weak; allbeit having my full understanding, memory, and being of sound and disposing mind, as I ever was in my full health, for which God be praised being mindful that all men are mortal, that the day of our death is unforseeable, and that each man should make proper provision to leave this world, do make and declare, herewith, that the following is my last will and testament, namely: Firstly, I commit my immortal soul to the hand of my God, and to his eternal mercy, and my body to the earth to be buried by my executors, hereinafter named, in a Christian like manner, as it shall seem good to them. It is my wish and will and I so order it, that all my just debts and out-lying cost, shall be paid, as soon as possible after my death. Item: I bequeath to my son George Adam Stump, the sum of one hundred pounds, current money of Pennsylvania, which he still owes on a certain piece of land the said land shall be made over to him as his inheritance, clear of all mortgage and debt to me. I have still another piece of land in the possession of said George Adam Stump on which he still owes me 50 pounds. Said Georg Adam Stump is to pay this sum to my executors. Furthermore, I bequeath to said George Adam Stump the sum of one shilling as his birthright, and no more, and the land at one hundred pounds. Item: I bequeath to my son Friederick Stump, a certain piece of land at 80 pounds, which he still owes me. I empower my executors to make over this land to Friedrich Stump, clear of all mortgage and debts, as his inheritance, and nothing more. Item: I bequeath to my son George Stump, the sum of seventy pounds, current money of Pennsylvania in full for his inheritance of my estate. And I authorize my exectors first to assess from the said land the sum of which he owes me, and direct George to pay it within two years after my death. Iterm: It is my wish and will and I direct my executors to pay to the heirs of my deceased son Christopher Stump the sum of ten pounds, money as above, and no more, for his or their inheritance of my estate in real and personal property. Item: I bequeath to my daughter Maria, the wife of Johannes Schener the sum of fifty pounds, in good money or in real or personal property as her inheritance. I empower my executors to deduct from the fifty pounds whatever her husband Johannes Schener still owes me, and they shall pay her the remainder in two years after my death. Item: I bequeath to my daughter Susanna, the wife of John Lineweber the sum of fifty pounds in good money, in full for her part of my estate, and this shall be her inheritance in one year after my death. Item: I bequeath to my daughter Margaret, the wife of Ludwick Maris, the sum of fifty pounds in current money, and no more, in full for her part of my real and personal estate, which sum shall be pain to her in one year after my death. Item: I bequeath to the heirs of my deceased daughter Catherine, late wife of Georg Adam Bush, the sum of one shilling, and no more, in full, for her part of my real and personal estate, which sum shall be paid to them within one year after my death. Item: I bequeath to my son Henry Stump, the sum of one hundred pounds, as above, which he owes me on a certain piece of land, which land shall be given to him free of debt, for his share of the inheritance. Further, I also own a piece of Land, now in possession of the said Henry Stump, worth fifty pounds, which sum the said Henry shall pay to my executors. Item: I bequeath to my daughter Magdalene, the wife of William Frymer, the sum of fifty pounds, current money, for her share of my estate. I empower my executors to deduct from the said fifty pounds, such sums as she owes me, and to pay the remainder in one year after my death. Item: I bequeath to my daughter Susanna Stump, the sum of fifty pounds, current money, in full for her share of my estate, to be paid to her within one year of my death. It is my will that all that I have left to the heirs of my children, shall be paid to them in full by my executors, and that they shall have no further claim on my estate. And what the children of my present wife inherit, to them I bequeath as follows: Item: I bequeath to my daughter, Catherine, the wife of Leonhart Strickler, the sum of fifty pounds, current money: this fifty pounds, the said Leonhart Strickler owes me for a piece of land which shall be turned over to him free of all debt, as her part of my estate. Item: I bequeath to my daughter Julianna Stump, the sum of fifty pounds, current money, as her full share of my estate, to be paid to her within a year of my death. Item: I bequeath to my daughter Margaret Stump, the sum of fifty pounds in full for her share of my estate which shall be paid to her when she reaches the full age. And I empower my executors to pay all these legacies, and for this purpose I empower the executors and their successors, to sell my stone messuage and lot of ground, in Reading in Berks County, as soon as can be profitably done, after my death, and I empower them, my executors and their successors, to give a deed to the buyer of the same. Item: I bequeath the whole plantation on which I now live, in Heidelberg Township, containing about two hundred and seventy acres, to my two sons, namely Leonhard Stump and Christopher Stump, and to their heirs and assigns forever. That is to say, the upper part or the southern part, the one part of it as now divided I will to Leonhart Stump, his heirs and assigns forever, on the condition that the said Leonhart Stump shall have have given to my executors, a hundred pounds, also that Leonhart Stump with the help of his brother Christopher Stump, shall provide a lifetime home for my widow Margaret, so long as she remains a widow and no longer. The above land shall be the property of the said Leonhart Stump, in full for his share of my real estate. Item: I bequeath to my said son Christopher Stump, the lower or north part of the above land, the one half as it is now divided, this he shall hold as his property, the Christopher Stump, his heirs and assigns forever; on which land he shall have nothing to pay except that with the help of his brother Leonhart Stump, he shall provided a home for my widow Margaret Stump so long as she shall remain my widow, and no longer; which piece of land he shall have for his part of my real estate. Item: I bequeath to my son Michael Stump two hundred and fifty acres of patent land: lying beyond the Blue Mountain in Berks County on the Machaney Creek, which the said Michael Stump shall hold, his heirs and assigns forever, without any payment or debt for the said piece of land, in full for his share of my real estate. And in case one of my above mentioned sons, namely Leonhart, Christopher and Leonhart (sic Michael) (printers error?) shall die before they come of age, without heirs, the survivors, their heirs and assigns forever, shall divide the land, and the said survivors shall measure off to Leonhard Stickler 50 acres of the land on which I now live, adjoining Leonhart Strickler, George Holstein, and Michael Miller, and shall give a good deed to Leonhart Strickler, his heirs and assigns forever, - I authorize my executors, their heirs and assigns to make such deeds and conveyances, as may be needed to accomplish my intentions, as declared in this will. Also, I bequeat! h to my son Leonhart Stump, my colored boy named John, and to my son Christopher Stump, my colored boy named Adam, which negroes my sons shall have when they first reach their legal age. I bequeath to my widow Margarette the full third part of all my possessions (excepting the blacks) and direct that she shall have everything under her command, that is to say the entire farm, and shall manage it with the help of my sons until Leonhart and Christopher reach their legal age. And shall rear her children from the profits and income, without demanding more from the estate and after my youngest child comes of age, my personal property shall be divided among my six youngest children, in equal shares after the widow has taken her third and I further direct that my widow shall have her dwelling place on the plantation, in the house in which I now live. And when my sons Leonhart and Christopher take possession of the plantation, they shall build a house for my widow, as long as sh! e remains my widow and no longer but should she, my widow, marry, then she shall receive the third part of my personal property and no more, and shall give up her right to a home on the farm. And finally I name as my executors, Leon Strickler and George Smith, of this my last will and testament, and also name said Leonhart Strickler as guardian of my minor children. And I declare this to be my last will and testament. /s/Christopher Stump (by his mark) Signed, Sealed, published and declared by the said testator as his last will and testament in the presence of us the subscribers. /s/John Meyer (his mark) /s/Henry Myer (his mark) The children of Christopher Stump (DAR 488909) and his first wife, Susanna Shutts or Schutz: 1.. George Adam Stump 2.. Frederick Stump (DAR 488909) married Anna Snavely 3.. George Stump 4.. Christopher Stump died prior to date of will, left heirs 5.. Maria Stump married to Johannes Schenor. 6.. Susanna Stump married John Lineweber 7.. Margaret Stump married William Frymer. 8.. Catherine Stump married Georg Adam Bush, died prior to date of will, left heirs. 9.. Henry Stump 10.. Magdalene Stump married William Frymer. The children of Christopher Stump and his second wife, Anna Margarette: 11.. Susanna Stump 12.. Catherine Stump b 25 Sep 1746, married Leonhart Strickler, died 25 Nov 1823. 13.. Juliana Stump 14.. Margaret Stump, not of full age at time of will, b 18 Oct 1761, md Michael Miller, d after 1812. 15.. Leonhart Stump , not of full age at time of will. 16.. Christopher Stump, not of full age at time of will 17.. Michael Stump, not of full age at time of will. ( note- Christopher had two Christophers, two Susannas and two Catherines.)
EllieSS@aol.com wrote: > Looking for a source documenting the maiden name of > Catherine/Katherine Stump (d. 1794, married to Michael Stump(f), Sr.). > Have seen it listed as Neff on websites and in publications, but can not > find a primary source for this information. She was my gx6 grandmother. > > Thanks, > > Emma Emma, Please let me know if you are able to come up with anything - Catherine is my 6th ggrandmother also. I've also seen her maiden name listed as WHITECOTTON. I don't know which is correct nor do I have anything on her ancestry. Good luck. Emme Ratcliff Leslie
Last Will and Testament of Catharine (Stump) Brake Catharine, a daughter of Michael and Catharine Stump, was born in VA October 22, 1741 and died in Hardy County VA (WV). Her will was dated March 16, 1816 and was presented in Court in Hardy County April 9, 1816. Will of Catharine (Stump) Brake. "In the name of God, Amen. I Catherine Brake of the County of Hardy being sick and weak in body, but of sound mind and disposing memory for which I thank God, and calling to mind the uncertainty of human life and being desirous to dispose of all such worldly estate as it hath pleased God to bless me with, I give and bequeath the same in manner following, that is to say-- "1st -- I desire that all the perishable part of my estate be immediately sold after my decease and out of the monies arising therefrom all my just debts and funeral expense, be paid. Should the perishable part of my property prove insufficient for the above purposes, then I desire that my Executors hereafter mentioned pay the same out of my bonded estate. "2nd -- After the payment of Debts and funeral expenses I give the balance of my Estate, real and personal of whatever kind it may be to my son Michael Brake to him and his heirs Executors administrators and assigns forever. That it may not be misunderstood, it is not the wish of me Catherine Brake, that the balance of children shall have any part of my estate real or personal as they have not had any trouble in maintaining me since the Death of my husband Jacob Brake -- and my son Michael Brake has been holy at the expence of nurcing me in my last sickness. "And lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my friend Jones Green and Michael Brake, Executors of my last will and testament hereby revoking all other or former wills or testaments by me heretofore made. "In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Seal this (16) Sixteenth day of March in the year of our Lord (one thousand eight hundred and Sixteen) 1816. "Sealed, delivered published and declared as and for the last will and testament of the above named Catharine Brake, in the presence of us- her Catharine X Brake mark Caroline A. Williams Christiana Pancake Nancy B. Green Gloria Powers Husk 114 Arizona Street Carrabelle, Fl. 32322 http://www.gloryway.com < Download GEDCOM Here. http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/u/s/Gloria-J-Husk/
(Remember This Is Taken From The Book Below), Names And Stuff Can Look A Little Different To Us >From Here Back Up Through The Generations. Will Add It To The List As I Get Parts Of It Done. Michael Stump Sr. of Virginia 1709-1768 by: Thurman Stump 1975 - ----------------------------------------------------------------- Michael Stump (f), Senior b: March 17, 1709 in Eberbach, Hessen - Darmstadt Germanies d: 1768 h/o Catherine/Katherine (surname unknown) b: no record d:1794 CHILDREN: 01. Michael Stump, Junior h/o Sarah Hughes 02. Catherine w/o Jacob Brake 03. George h/o Elizabeth Wilson 04. Leonard h/o Catherine See 05. Mary Magdaline w/o "Jacob Yoakham" As noted above the Michael Senior was born in Eberbach am Neckar in the principality of Hessen - Darmstadt of the Germanies. A record of the birth has been given previously. The marriage record and records of the childrens births have not been found to date. The likelihood of ever finding them seems to be a remote thing at best. An unsuccessful search for them was concluded recently. this is the family that emigrated from Hesse to the colonies in 1743. Presumably all of the children were born overseas before emigrating or at least the majority of them were due to the derived birth year of Michael Junior, circa 1730. Descendants of George Stump Generation No. 1 1. GEORGE5 STUMP (MICHAEL SR. HANS STUMPF4, HANS PETER STUMPFF3, DIETRICH STUMPFF2, HANS STUMPFF1) was born April 08, 1746 in Lancaster Co. Pa., and died April 22, 1805. He married CATHEINE WILSON August 16, 1768, daughter of ELI WILSON and MARY ROBERTSON. She was born 1746. Children of GEORGE STUMP and CATHEINE WILSON are: 2. i. GEORGE6 STUMP, b. Abt. 1769, Hardy Co.. 3. ii. JOHN STUMP, b. Abt. 1771, Hardy Co.; d. Pilot twp; Vermilion Co. IL.. iii. SARAH STUMP, m. PETER ALKIRE. iv. EMILLIA STUMP. v. CATHARINE STUMP, m. CROOK. vi. ELIZABETH STUMP, m. NICHOLAS. vii. MAGDALENE STUMP. viii. CHARLOTTE STUMP, m. PHILLIPS. ix. EMELIA STUMP. x. GEORGE STUMP, b. April 05, 1787; d. July 26, 1863. Generation No. 2 2. GEORGE6 STUMP (GEORGE5, MICHAEL SR. HANS STUMPF4, HANS PETER STUMPFF3, DIETRICH STUMPFF2, HANS STUMPFF1) was born Abt. 1769 in Hardy Co.. He married CATHERINE NEFF, daughter of MICHAEL NEFF and MARY. She was born in Hardy Co.. Child of GEORGE STUMP and CATHERINE NEFF is: i. JOHN A. GODOLPHIN7 STUMP, b. Abt. 1811. More About JOHN A. GODOLPHIN STUMP: Occupation: Mechanic. 3. JOHN6 STUMP (GEORGE5, MICHAEL SR. HANS STUMPF4, HANS PETER STUMPFF3, DIETRICH STUMPFF2, HANS STUMPFF1) was born Abt. 1771 in Hardy Co., and died in Pilot twp; Vermilion Co. IL.. He married SARAH NEFF. She was born Abt. 1770 in Hardy Co.. More About JOHN STUMP: Burial: Pilot twp; Vermilion Co. IL. Residence: 1852, Pilot twp; Vermilion Co. IL. Child of JOHN STUMP and SARAH NEFF is: 4. i. GEORGE SR.7 STUMP, b. 1823. Generation No. 3 4. GEORGE SR.7 STUMP (JOHN6, GEORGE5, MICHAEL SR. HANS STUMPF4, HANS PETER STUMPFF3, DIETRICH STUMPFF2, HANS STUMPFF1) was born 1823. He married CATHERINE JANE NEFF, daughter of ABRAHAM NEFF and ELIZABETH SHOOK. She was born 1821 in Hardy Co.. Notes for GEORGE SR. STUMP: Below is the information on the census for Jesse Wilson, John Stump and George Stump -1850 Hardy Co., WV 191/195 John Stump 55 farmer 5000 Virginia Sarah 55 *(maybe a Neff) Virginia Elijah N 32 farmer Virginia John J 20 farmer Virginia Sarah A 23 Virginia Frances A Harness 13 Virginia 192/196 George Stump 27 farmer Virginia Cath Jane 28*Neff Virginia John A Godolphin 6 Virginia Virginia D 4 Virginia Priscilla E 3 Virginia Wm Seymour Maslin 4/12 Virginia 193/197 Jesse Wilson 28 farmer Virginia Elizabeth 30 *Stump Virginia Dorothy AACV 5 Virginia Adeline ARF 2 Virginia Sarah DRP 8/12 Virginia As you can see from the census numbers John, George and Jesse were probably neighbors in WV and again in 1860 in IL. 1860 Census; 3 separate households...just down the road from each other in Pilot Twp, Vermilion Co, IL John Stump 65 M Va Sarah 65 F Va Elza 42 M Va George Stump 37 M Va Catherine J 39 F Va ***John A J 17 M Va Virginia 15 F VA Persilla 13 F VA ***William 10 M VA Sarah 8 F IL George W 1 M IL John Stump 32 M VA Jane 30 F IL Hannah 3 F IL Independent 1/12 F IL Wilsons in Pilot Twp: Jesse Wilson 37 M VA Elizabeth 40 F Va *(STUMP) Catherine 16 F VA Adaline 13 F VA Sarah 11 F VA Perren 9 M VA James 4 M IL Clarinda 1 F IL *James Marion Wilson married Nancy Jane Mason. They were both my great grandparents. They still have one child alive in Tilton, IL. More About GEORGE SR. STUMP: Residence: 1852, Pilot twp; Vermilion Co. IL. Children of GEORGE STUMP and CATHERINE NEFF are: i. JOHN A. J.8 STUMP, b. 1843. ii. VIRGINIA STUMP, b. 1845. iii. PERSILLA STUMP, b. 1847. iv. WILLIAM STUMP, b. 1850. v. SARAH STUMP, b. 1852. vi. GEORGE JR. STUMP, b. 1859. Gloria Powers Husk 114 Arizona Street Carrabelle, Fl. 32322 http://www.gloryway.com < Download GEDCOM Here. http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/u/s/Gloria-J-Husk/
--part1_0.5b46c1c8.253fe40f_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit This came from the Hardy Co WV list.. Can anyone help? Bill N. can you help? Thanks, Ellie << Subj: Catherine/Katherine Stump Date: 10/20/1999 7:40:29 PM Mountain Daylight Time From: efewer@sonic.net (Emma Campbell) To: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com Looking for a source documenting the maiden name of Catherine/Katherine Stump (d. 1794, married to Michael Stump(f), Sr.). Have seen it listed as Neff on websites and in publications, but can not find a primary source for this information. She was my gx6 grandmother. Thanks, Emma >> --part1_0.5b46c1c8.253fe40f_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <WVHARDY-L-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from rly-zc05.mx.aol.com (rly-zc05.mail.aol.com [172.31.33.5]) by air-zc05.mail.aol.com (v62.10) with ESMTP; Wed, 20 Oct 1999 21:40:29 -0400 Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.30]) by rly-zc05.mx.aol.com (v62.10) with ESMTP; Wed, 20 Oct 1999 21:40:23 -0400 Received: (from slist@localhost) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id SAA29396; Wed, 20 Oct 1999 18:39:27 -0700 (PDT) Resent-Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 18:39:27 -0700 (PDT) Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 18:39:29 -0700 X-envelope-info: <efewer@sonic.net> X-Sender: efewer@pop.sonic.net Message-Id: <v01540b00b43313b3d1cb@[208.201.229.82]> Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Old-To: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com From: efewer@sonic.net (Emma Campbell) Subject: Catherine/Katherine Stump Resent-Message-ID: <QED3YD.A.7KH.O7mD4@bl-14.rootsweb.com> To: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/587 X-Loop: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: WVHARDY-L-request@rootsweb.com Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Looking for a source documenting the maiden name of Catherine/Katherine Stump (d. 1794, married to Michael Stump(f), Sr.). Have seen it listed as Neff on websites and in publications, but can not find a primary source for this information. She was my gx6 grandmother. Thanks, Emma --part1_0.5b46c1c8.253fe40f_boundary--
--part1_0.271079e7.25389cd6_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I just received this info.. can any of our group tell us more about it? Ellie << Subj: Michael Stump Memorial Date: 10/15/1999 8:00:01 AM Mountain Daylight Time From: skpitts@hotmail.com (Sandra Pitts) To: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com I live in Calhoun County and heard last night at our historical society meeting that there is a dedication and reunion for all Michael Stump descendents scheduled for June 17, 2000. Does anyone know any further information regarding this? Thanks for your help. Sandy Pitts >> --part1_0.271079e7.25389cd6_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <WVHARDY-L-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from rly-za02.mx.aol.com (rly-za02.mail.aol.com [172.31.36.98]) by air-za05.mail.aol.com (v62.10) with ESMTP; Fri, 15 Oct 1999 10:00:01 -0400 Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.30]) by rly-za02.mx.aol.com (v61.13) with ESMTP; Fri, 15 Oct 1999 09:59:49 -0400 Received: (from slist@localhost) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id GAA03495; Fri, 15 Oct 1999 06:58:47 -0700 (PDT) Resent-Date: Fri, 15 Oct 1999 06:58:47 -0700 (PDT) Message-ID: <19991015135817.13595.qmail@hotmail.com> X-Originating-IP: [129.71.222.254] From: "Sandra Pitts" <skpitts@hotmail.com> Old-To: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Michael Stump Memorial Date: Fri, 15 Oct 1999 06:58:16 PDT Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed Resent-Message-ID: <7YPmw.A.A2.WMzB4@bl-14.rootsweb.com> To: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/573 X-Loop: WVHARDY-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: WVHARDY-L-request@rootsweb.com Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I live in Calhoun County and heard last night at our historical society meeting that there is a dedication and reunion for all Michael Stump descendents scheduled for June 17, 2000. Does anyone know any further information regarding this? Thanks for your help. Sandy Pitts ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com --part1_0.271079e7.25389cd6_boundary--
How does the following LEONARD STUMP fit into the STUMP families? Ellie ====================================== >From the book, "Kentucky Cemetery Records, Vol. IV" Harrison County, KY: Lindsey Cemetery, On J. J. Ammerman farm; about 3 1/2 miles from Cynthiana, off Hwy 36. Sarah, w/o Leonard Stump, d. Feb 7, 1865; age 85 yrs. Leonard Stump, son of J. and G. R. Stump. b. Jun 10, 1825; d Jun 10, 1840 James Stump, b Nov 10, 1801; d Nov 24, 1881 Elizabeth (second) wife of Jas. Stump, b. Jan 1806; d. Jul 1873 Rachael, wife of James Stump, b. Oct. 19, 1795; d Apr 15, 1838 <This must be James' first wife>
>From "Graves of Revolutionary War Patriots" - page 88 Johannas STUMFF, Buried at the Old Cem., Friedensville, Lehigh Co. PA Conrad STUMP - Buried in the Old Fam. Cem, Salt Creek Twp, OH Daniel STUMP - Mt. Holly Cem., Mt. Holly, Warren Co. OH Daniel STUMP - Mt. Holly, OH George STUMP, Sr. - Buried on the Rickert Farm, Milton Twp, Mahoning Co. OH Leonard STUMP - Buried in a private cemetery, 1 mi W of Poindexter Station, Harrison Co. KY <Can anyone tell me who this Leonard is?> Ellie