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 Timothy Stamps1
M, #3261, b. 1552, d. 1618
| Birth* | 1552 | Timothy Stamps was born in 1552 at Bruerne Abbey, Oxon, England.1 |
| MARRIAGE* | 1578 | He married Marie Gunner in 1578.1 |
| Death* | 1618 | He died in 1618.1 |
| Note* | 2001 | He In MVW file there are five more generations back. At this time the name is spelled Stampe. in 2001. |
Citations
- [S494] Laura Glass, "Laura Woodrough Glass correspondence", This is taken from information assembled by LWG. Individual sources will be mentioned in each item.
My source for the THOMAS SHORE information was Marshall SHORE, who has done
extensive research on the SHORE ancestors; also, received information from
Tommy Wiggins, a descendant, on Jane Shore Morin and William STAMPS, and Sue Moore, another descendant of Jane Shore & James MORIN.
But Marshall Shore was the main source of info.
LWG.
William Stamps
M, #612, b. 1829
William Stamps
M, #618, b. circa 1769, d. 22 October 1855
| Birth* | circa 1769 | William Stamps was born circa 1769 at Faquier County, VA, Another source says born in Pittslyvania Co., Va. |
| | He was the son of William Stamps and Nancy Ann Metcalfe. |
| MARRIAGE* | 25 January 1792 | He married Jane Shore, daughter of Thomas Shore and Sarah Woodson, on 25 January 1792 at Bourbon, KY. |
| Death* | 22 October 1855 | He died on 22 October 1855 at KY. |
| Emigration* | circa 1780 | He emigrated circa 1780; The family had a patent to as much as 3,800 acres in Fayette County Kentucky. Land entries show John, Molly and William Stamps on Eagle Creek August 10, 1785. |
| CHURCHMEMB* | 1790 | He was a member of church in 1790 at Cooper Run; Baptist, Bourbon, KY. |
| Census* | 1800 | He appeared on the census of 1800 at KY. |
| CENSUS1810 | 1810 | He appeared on the census in 1810 at KY. |
| CENSUS1840 | 1840 | He appeared on the census in 1840 at KY. |
| CENSUS1850 | 1850 | He appeared on the CENSUS in 1850 at KY; 1850 census shows William Stamps age 83 and working as a farmer with land valued at $20,000. Place of birth given as Virginia. Living with him is William Alexander, his grandson age 30 who is a lawyer and is married to Jane D. age 28 from Mississippi and their two children, William age 4 and John age 2.
Three houses away lives Thomas L. Stamps age 46 who is William's son. Thomas was born in Kentucky, is married to Eliza age 44 and seven children all of whom were born in Kentucky. His land is valued at $36,000. |
| Will* | 6 November 1855 | He left a will on 6 November 1855 at KY His will with 6 codicils was proved. Their home was known as Walnut Lea and was built in 1823 on land acquired by the family in 1787. |
William Stamps1
M, #649, b. 21 October 1750
| MARRIAGE* | | William Stamps married Nancy Ann Metcalfe. |
| Birth* | 21 October 1750 | He was born on 21 October 1750 From LGW. |
| | He was the son of Thomas Stamps and Mary Rose. |
| Residence* | 1767 | He lived in 1767 at Pittslvania, VA; William Stamps was listed in a history of Pittslyvania County, Virginia. Pittsylvani was organized in 1767 from-----------------.
He is listed as a "Tithable" or "First Citizen" along with two brothers Timothy and Thomas.
"The hill country of Pittslvania was teeming with a restless population and most gentlemen had patents to great tracts in acres we now know as Tenn., Ky and West Virginia. After the Revolutionary War, the restless popluation began to seek those newer western counties and migrated to them in great numbers." |
Citations
- This name given me by Laura W. Glass 9-01.
William Stamps
M, #3218
Citations
- [S494] Laura Glass, "Laura Woodrough Glass correspondence", This is taken from information assembled by LWG. Individual sources will be mentioned in each item.
My source for the THOMAS SHORE information was Marshall SHORE, who has done
extensive research on the SHORE ancestors; also, received information from
Tommy Wiggins, a descendant, on Jane Shore Morin and William STAMPS, and Sue Moore, another descendant of Jane Shore & James MORIN.
But Marshall Shore was the main source of info.
LWG.
William Stamps
M, #3251, b. 1624
Citations
- [S494] Laura Glass, "Laura Woodrough Glass correspondence", This is taken from information assembled by LWG. Individual sources will be mentioned in each item.
My source for the THOMAS SHORE information was Marshall SHORE, who has done
extensive research on the SHORE ancestors; also, received information from
Tommy Wiggins, a descendant, on Jane Shore Morin and William STAMPS, and Sue Moore, another descendant of Jane Shore & James MORIN.
But Marshall Shore was the main source of info.
LWG.
William Stamps III
M, #634, b. 3 November 1797, d. 4 March 1878
| Birth* | 3 November 1797 | William Stamps III was born on 3 November 1797 at Paris, Bourbon, KY.1 |
| | He was the son of William Stamps and Jane Shore. |
| MARRIAGE* | 5 March 1820 | He married Lucinda Farrar Davis, daughter of Samuel Emory Davis and Jane Cook, on 5 March 1820 at Wilkinson, MS.1 |
| Death* | 4 March 1878 | He died on 4 March 1878 at age 80 He is buried in Rosemont Plantation Cemetery near Woodville, MS.1 |
Citations
- [S375] The Papers of Jefferson Davis.
William Stamps Jr
M, #661, b. 28 December 1825, d. 9 February 1843
| Birth* | 28 December 1825 | William Stamps Jr was born on 28 December 1825. |
| | He was the son of William Stamps III and Lucinda Farrar Davis. |
| Death* | 9 February 1843 | He died on 9 February 1843 at age 17. |
(?) Staples
M, #3365
| MARRIAGE* | after 1732 | (?) Staples married Mary (?) after 1732.1 |
Citations
- [S467] Free African Americans, online www.freeafricanamericans.com.
Alice G. Stapleton1
F, #3606, b. 23 April 1914, d. 29 September 1969
| Birth* | 23 April 1914 | Alice G. Stapleton was born on 23 April 1914 at Rosedale, KY.1 |
| MARRIAGE* | 24 October 1939 | She married Joseph Blakely Ryan, son of James Cornelius Ryan and Mary Elizabeth Shilling, on 24 October 1939.1 |
| Death* | 29 September 1969 | She died on 29 September 1969 at age 55.1 |
| Married Name | 24 October 1939 | As of 24 October 1939,her married name was Ryan.1 |
Citations
- [S496] Kay Ryan, "Kay Ryan to LWG," e-mail to Laura Woodrough Glass, 2000.
Lydia Stearns
F, #1007
| MARRIAGE* | | Lydia Stearns married Samuel Belknap. |
| Married Name | | Her married name was Belknap. |
Anna Steinbeck
F, #991, b. 1 January 1871, d. 21 February 1953
| Birth* | 1 January 1871 | Anna Steinbeck was born on 1 January 1871 at Sioux City, IA. |
| | She was the daughter of Nels O. Steinbeck and Marie C Anderson. |
| MARRIAGE* | 9 August 1890 | Her parents owned the Swedish boarding house in Sioux City. Young men would come to stay at the boarding house and want to take Grandma Carlson (Anna) out. If her Mother did not like the looks of the guy, she would hide one of Grandma's shoes. Grandma would spend all her time looking for her other shoe and was never able to go out. Her Mother did this over and over again. But when Grandpa Carlson (Edward) came a long, she liked the looks of him and never hid a shoe. So that is why my Grandma got together with my Grandpa. (Story told by Joan Carlson McDermott.)
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| Death* | 21 February 1953 | She died on 21 February 1953 at Sioux City, IA, at age 82. |
| Biography* | | A story handed down concerns my grandmother Carlson. Her parents Nels and Maria
Steinbeck for a time farmed in Elk Point South Dakota. Anna was a young girl at this time.
Two strangers came to the farm and requested permission to sleep in the barn for the night.
They were given permission and breakfast in the morning. The two strangers were thankful
and proceeded to go to the next farm where they stole two horses. It was later discovered, that
the two strangers were the James brothers. This happened in the 1860’s. |
| Married Name | 9 August 1890 | As of 9 August 1890,her married name was Carlson. |
Matilda Steinbeck1
F, #3987
Citations
- [S59] 1900 Census;, She is shown living with her husband, Gus Nelson and her father Nels Ol Steinbeck.
- [S59] 1900 Census;.
Nels O. Steinbeck
M, #993, b. 10 March 1822, d. 5 January 1906
|  Steinback Family |
| Birth* | 10 March 1822 | Nels O. Steinbeck was born on 10 March 1822 at Stora Bon Jerbe Parish, Daleland, Sweden. |
| MARRIAGE* | 1854 | He married Marie C Anderson in 1854. |
| Death* | 5 January 1906 | He died on 5 January 1906 at age 83. |
| Biography | | Hi Margo. I found your webpage on Ancestry.com. Do you know who the other children of Nels O. Steinbeck and Marie Anderson were? On the 1900 census in Sioux City, it shows Nels Steinbeck living with the Gus Nelson family and other boarders. This would have been several months after Marie had died. Nels is listed as the father in law of Gus Nelson. Gus' wife was Matilda. I am assuming that Matilda was a daughter of Nels Steinbeck. Do you have any information about her and/or any other children of Nels Steinbeck? Do you have any information on that family in Sweden? I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Madeline Winmill Kent, WA MWinmill@aol.com. |
| Biography* | | Nels Steinbeck appropriated they name Steinbeck from his Uncle Rev. Steinbeck in Steneby,
Sweden. He and his family left
Sweden and arrived in New York, August 20,1865. When Nels and family arrived in America
in 1865, they were under contract with some landowner in Pennsylvania. This contract
required labor on a farm to pay for passage to America. One of his first jobs was to repair a
fence around a Civil War graveyard. The hogs were up rooting the graves. He had to rebury
some of the soldiers as well as mend the fence. There was a misunderstanding about the
nature of the contract. Nels felt justified in breaking the contract . With
the help of a German family he and the family left in the middle of the night and boarded a train
heading west.
Nels Steinbeck is considered the first Swede to settle in Sioux City. However, there was some
dispute as to who really was the first Swede. To settle the dispute Nels and the other Swede
met in front of a Tavern. Whoever won the fist fight would be declared the first Swede in Sioux
City. Nets won the fight. Thereby having that great distinction. Ha!
Referring back to my Grandfather Edward, the reason he came to America was that land
ownership was very restricted and also to avoid military service. |
| CENSUS1900* | 1900 | He appeared on the census in 1900 at Sioux City, IA.1 |
| EMAIL* | 2004 | In 2004 Here is some information I have for you. I will go up and look at the family tree later.
This information comes from a biography of my grandfather, J. Edward Carlson. He came from Sweden around 1883/84 when he was 19 years old. He was born June 11, 1864. He lived with his brother around Ft. Madison, Burlington, Iowa area for a short period of time. There was no employment in that area. He came to Sioux City which was a boom town during the 1880s. He worked as a bread truck driver until he saved enough money to purchase a farm eight miles north of Sioux City on the Broken Kettle Road. When Edward arrived in Sioux City he stayed at a boarding house operated by Nels Olson/Steinbeck and his wife Maria. Olson, would have been his father's name. Nels was born in Stora Bon, Jerbe parish, Dalsland, Sweden, born March 10, 1822. He appropriated the name Steinbeck from his Uncle Rev. Steinbeck in Steneby, Sweden for whom he worked. In America he dropped the Olsson from his name and became known as Steinbeck. In 1854 he married Maria C. Anderson and 11 years later with his family left his native land arriving in New York, August 20, 1865. After short stops in Virginia, Illinois, and Michigan, the family came to Sioux City. Upon arriving in Sioux City in 1867, Nels worked on the Sioux City and Pacific Railroad which was under construction. A short time later he and the family moved to a homestead in the Dakotas (can tell you a story about that concerning Jesse James later) a few miles from Sioux City. A locus or grasshopper scourge forced them to give up the farm and return to Sioux City.
Nels and Maria also operated a boarding house in Sioux City, Iowa. They catered primarily to Swedish, and Norwegian, and German immigrants. Maria was very strong willed and determined woman. She had the business sense and operated the boarding house. Nels, was more or less easy going and at times drank too much. That is putting it nicely, he was a quite a drinker. They had 14 children of whom two were born in Sioux City. Anna and Elmer. Anna was my grandmother. Maria died April 13, 1900. Nels spent his last years with his oldest son, Gustaf and his six brothers and sisters. He refused to share the money Nels and Maria accumulated during their life. He was following the tradition in Sweden where the oldest son gets it all. There were hard feelings with his brothers and sisters. Gus, would be my grandmother's brother you were wondering about. My grandfather, Edward met Anna Steinbeck when he first came to Sioux City and stayed at the boarding house.
I have more information but it concerns my Grandfather and his family and will now skip to this information concerning Nels and Maria. When they arrived in America in 1865 they were under contract with some landowner in Pennsylvania or some Easten State. This contract required labor on a farm to pay for the passage in bringing the family to America. One of his first jobs was to rebury some of the Civil War soldiers as hogs were rooting them up. There was some misunderstanding about the nature of the contract so Nels felt justified in breaking the contract. A German befriended them by helping the family sneak out at night and boarding a train heading west. Evidently, Nels, did not feel re-buring soldiers was farm work.
Nels Steinbeck is considered the first Swedish settler in Sioux City. There was a dispute between Nels and some other Swede as to who was the first Swede to settle in Sioux City. The dispute was settled by a fist fight outside a local tavern. Nels won the fight, thereby he declared himself to be the first Swede to settle in Sioux City. (big deal, Ha)!
A few years ago, there was a historical section in our newspaper. There is a good picture of Nels's family and my grandmother (about 10 yrs old at the time) There claim to fame was that they were the first Swedes to settle in Sioux City. I have the picture and wish I could scan it and send to you but, I will probably have to wait for Page to show up and do it for me. I will try though, ha! I remember being down town at a big flea market. Someone had a list of all the boarders in the in their boarding house. Well I got to go. I have things to do. I will find the family tree and get you the other info later.
Joan. DALSLAND SWEDEN |
Citations
- [S59] 1900 Census;, Nels was living with Gus Nelson family and other boarders. This was several months following death of whis wive Marie. Nels is shown as the father in law of Gus. Wife of Gus is named Matilda.
- [S59] 1900 Census;, She is shown living with her husband, Gus Nelson and her father Nels Ol Steinbeck.
Erliffa Stephens1
F, #1706, b. circa 1804, d. before 1870
| Birth* | circa 1804 | Erliffa Stephens was born circa 1804 at Washington, GA., Elphy Bryant 56/F Head of Household Seamstress 800/550 Washington Co. GA.2
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| MARRIAGE* | 1826 | She married Larry O. Bryant, son of Joel or Joseph Bryant and Charity Bryant, in 1826.3,1 |
| Death* | before 1870 | Before 1870 She does not appear on the 1870 census. Could be dead. |
| Married Name | 1826 | As of 1826,her married name was Bryant. |
| CENSUS1850* | 1850 | In 1850 She lives with family and mother-in-law in house # 397. |
| Occupation* | 1860 | She was Seamstress in 1860.2 |
| CENSUS1860* | 1860 | She appeared on the census in 1860 at Pulaski County, GA; Lives alone in house # 9.2 |
Citations
- [S572] Saralyn Ferris, "Saralyn Ferris," e-mail to MVW, Dec. 2005.
- [S54] 1860 Census;.
- [S356] Unknown subject unknown repository, This is an old citation and don't know why I thought it was his second marriage, but in 2005 I received marriage date to Erliffa Stephens as 1826. This seems to confirm my thought about being his second marriage.
Suzanne Stern1
F, #4454, d. 12 January 1993
| Death* | 12 January 1993 | Suzanne Stern died on 12 January 1993 She died of an alcohol and drug overdose.1 |
| Married Name | 6 May 1984 | As of 6 May 1984,her married name was Baldwin. |
Citations
- [S584] Kathryne de Valcourt, "Kathryne," e-mail to MVW, March 2006.
James Stevens1
M, #2922
Citations
- [S1] Bass Family, Book, 1961 State Archives of Georgia.
Bettie Stewart
F, #1432, b. circa 1865
| Birth* | circa 1865 | Bettie Stewart was born circa 1865 An Elizabeth Stewart age 11 was living with mother and two younger brothers in the 1870 census. Its possible this is the same person and that her father was killed in the Civil War. |
| MARRIAGE* | 13 September 1881 | She married Pat Burns on 13 September 1881 at Pulaski County, GA.1,2 |
| MARRIAGE* | 18 May 1888 | She married Shadrick D. Floyd, son of Amos Kinchen Floyd and Anna Luttia Mc Daniel, on 18 May 1888 at GA "Sometime prior to the 1900 Census Tom left town with his brother in-law's widow and second wife Betty "Bett" Stewart. Shade Floyd was married to Eliza Davis (Tom's sister) then Bett Stewart. Tom and Bet are found in the 1900 census living in Henry County, Alabama. Tom and Bett later moved to Rebecca Georgia where they both died. Bett died of TB and is buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery without a headstone."
Note from Ed Harmon.3 |
| MARRIAGE* | before 1897 | She married Thomas (Tom) Davis, son of Zacharias Davis and Elizabeth King, before 1897 MVW found an old note saying "wounded in the Civil War and later ran away with Shade's second wife Betty." I believe the note was from Doris Dixon. Evidently Betty was named Stewart then married a Burns then married Shade Floyd and finally ran off with Tom. Here is a note from Bob Bridger to Doris Dixon:
Tom Davis / Shade Floyd / Zachariah Davis
Tom Davis
1843 – Born. I have 1846 taken from census, but also have note saying another source says 1844
1867 – Married Martha Ellafair Blount Davis.
1874 – Zachariah Davis is born.
1888 – 1897 - Tom ran off with Betty Stewart Burns Floyd (Shade Floyd’s
wife) to Alabama, later to return to Rebecca, Turner, GA. and live with Zachariah Davis (his son). Betty dies in Rebecca of TB.
1897+ – Tom married Isabel Isabel – who and how do you know?
1902 – Zach married Elmira Precilla Ross.
1903 – Martha Ellafair Blount Davis died in Rebecca, Turner, GA.
1910 – Census shows Tom & Isabel living with Zach and Elmira.
1910+ Zach ran off to FL and remarried.
1920 – Tom & Elizabeth living in Turner County, GA. Who is Elizabeth?
1920 + Tom died in Rebecca. I have Tom dying in August of 1900 I got this information from papers my aunt had which I believe were completed by Doris Dixon.
1948 – Elmira Ross Davis died in Rebecca.
Shade Floyd
1845 – Shadrick Floyd born.
1866 – Married Martha Elizer “Lizer” Davis. I have her alternate name as Margarete . Came from same “Doris Dixon papers mentioned above.
1888 – Martha Davis dies.
1888 – Marries Betty Stewart Burns. Stewart is a new name – thanks. Do you know more?
1888 – 1897 Betty Floyd runs off with Tom Davis.
1900 – Shade living with Amos Floyd.
1902 – Shade marries Mrs. Polly Hartly Paul. Hartley is a new name to me – thanks.
1916 – Shade dies.
1938 – Polly Paul Floyd dies.1 |
| Married Name | 18 May 1888 | As of 18 May 1888,her married name was Floyd. |
| Married Name | before 1897 | As of before 1897,her married name was Davis.1 |
Citations
- [S512] Bob Bridger, "Bridger," e-mail to Margot Woodrough, March 2003.
- [S2] Harris, History of Pulaski County.
- [S579] Ed Harmond, "Harmond," e-mail to MVW, Feb 8 2006.
Laura Stewart1
F, #3313
| MARRIAGE* | 11 March 1819 | Laura Stewart married Moses Holland, son of Lewis Holland and Sarah Sutton, on 11 March 1819 at Pulaski County, GA.. |
| Married Name | 11 March 1819 | As of 11 March 1819,her married name was Holland. |
Citations
- Also called Sara.
Allemish Stilley
F, #4919, b. 1709
Anders Olafson Andrew Stilley
M, #4937, b. 1640, d. circa 1690
| Birth* | 1640 | Anders Olafson Andrew Stilley was born in 1640 at Roslagen, Sweden. |
| | He was the son of Olof (William) Stilley. |
| Death* | circa 1690 | He died circa 1690 at White Clay Creek, New Castle, DE. |
| Residence* | 1658 | He lived in 1658 at New Castle, DE. |
| Residence | after 1671 | He lived after 1671; The newly weds moved to Christina Creek taking up residence next to his niece Elizabeth Petersdotter Ogle. |
Anna Stilley
F, #4910, b. 1685
Axel Stilley
M, #4930, b. 1640
| Birth* | 1640 | Axel Stilley was born in 1640 at Roslagen, Sweden. |
| Note* | | He He never married. |
Barbara Stilley
F, #4915, b. 1697
Brigitta Stilley
F, #4914, b. 1693
Christina Stilley
F, #4909, b. 1684
Christina Stilley
F, #4943, b. circa 1643
| Birth* | circa 1643 | Christina Stilley was born circa 1643 at United States. |
| | She was the daughter of Olof (William) Stilley. |
| Married Name | | Her married name was Roosemond. |
Elizabeth Stilley
F, #4952, b. 1721
| Birth* | 1721 | Elizabeth Stilley was born in 1721. |
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