Notes: The Valley And Fitzgerald Family Trees

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4701

According to Dorothy Weiser Seale's Mat(t)hias Milestones, Raymond served stateside in the Army Air Force during World War I and was a Lt. Commander in the U.S. Navy during World War II, serving in the Pacific. While stationed at Miramar Naval Air Station near San Diego, California, Raymond was killed in a plane crash.

Brown, Raymond Walter (I8667772687)

4702

According to Dorothy Weiser Seale's Mat(t)hias Milestones, Robert was from Kellogg, Idaho.

Pung, Robert (I8667772901)

4703

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Falk, Ruth Joan (I8667772889)

4704

According to genealogist Larry Sprout, "Alma was a school teacher and taught her husband Roland to read. He never attended school."

Mathias, Alma Pearl (I8667772295)

4705

According to genealogist Larry Sprout:

"After his wife passed away he lived with his children for short terms but prior to his death he was with Bruce and Alice Sprout. He preferred their company. At the time of his death at Bruce and Alices home those present at his bedside would give him whiskey as he began to fade and he would come back. When he told them "no more, no more" they stopped and he died quietly.
J.C. Sprout was a child at the time and was present at his death. This narration from J.C. Sprout."

Mathias, Jacob Samuel (I8667772061)

4706

According to her daughter, Lydia's, various Census entries, Catharine was born in Pennsylvania.

Catharine is buried next to her husband, Henry, and their son, Peter.

Walter, Catharina (I8667771946)

4707

According to her death registration, Bertha died of croup-diptheria.

Stambaugh, Bertha M. (I8667772968)

4708

According to her father's obituary in December 1927, Blanche and Russell are residents of Cleveland, Ohio.

Blanche's death record identifies her mother's maiden name as Howell.

Price, Blanche Allice (I8667772780)

4709

According to her mother's obituary in the Ashland Times-Gazette, as of 15 February 1928, Gertrude and her husband resided on Dorchester Avenue in Ashland, Ohio.

Kerr, Gertrude (I8667772375)

4710

According to her nephew, Larry Gray's December 1999 obituary, as of that time she resided in Williamsburg, Grand Traverse County, Michigan.

Gray, Mary L. (I8667773342)

4711

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Wymer, Ellen Alice (I8667769268)

4712

According to her obituary in the Cleveland Necrology File, Eva was a grandmother and great-grandmother at the time of her death.

Stambaugh, Eva L. (I8667772085)

4713

According to his baptismal record, his sponsors were Jacob and Elisabeth Walter, his uncle and aunt. His surname is spelled "STAMBACH" and his parents are identified as "Henrich and Chatharina Stambach".

In his estate documents - Jacob died intestate - his surname is spelled "STOMBAUGH". Though the documents are filed in Portage County, Ohio, they state that Jacob resided in New Baltimore, Stark County.

The administrators of Jacob's will were his pregnant widow, Ruth, and a David Maxwell. On March 26, 1844 on Portage County, Ohio, Ruth applied to be the Adminstrix of her deceased husband's estate. On April 4, 1844 Ruth Stombaugh and David Maxwell were appointed administrators for Jacob's will and Jacob Yarian and Collins McGreggir supplied the sureties.

Jacob's estate settlement identifies specifically his widowed, pregnant wife, Ruth, and the following children, all identified as "minors": John, Joseph, Rebecca, Henry, and Jacob.

There is no marker for Jacob Stambaugh in Portage County nor is there one in Stark County; however, there are two crumbled, illegible stones in the row where his parents, two brothers, and two sisters-in-law are buried in Sand Hill Cemetery in Randolph Twp.

Stambaugh, Jacob (I8667771852)

4714

According to his death registration, Paul died of croup-diptheria.

Stambaugh, Paul A. (I8667772967)

4715

According to his headstone in the tiny German Cemetery in Lisbon, Ohio, "Phillip Stombaugh" was the son of Henry and Catharine and died at age 17 years. In the Columbiana County, Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions Books, the following is the description of the cemetery where Phillip is buried:

"Within Lisbon, Centre Tp. From the intersection
of Lincon Way (St. Rt. 30) and Market St. (St. Rt. 45),
go north one blockand turn west onto Chestnut St.
The cemetery is located on the south side, in the
200 block, between an alley and nouse number 238.
Sandston steps lead up a hill into a clearing. There
are 2 walkways: one leads to the middle of the
clearing and the second leads west to what appears
to be a memorial. The tomstones have been laid in
three rows on gravel and are encircled by a
sandstone rectangle...(272).

Stambaugh, Philip (I8667771938)

4716

According to his marriage license application, Frank was a farmer and was not previously married.

Drake, Frank (I8667769137)

4717

According to his obituary in the February 27, 1906 Akron Beacon Journal, page 3, column 1, Clarence died due to pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the family home on Willard Street after the remains were sent home to Akron from Colorado.

Stambaugh, Clarence (I8667772022)

4718

According to History of Stark County, with an outline sketch of Ohio, edited by William Perrine, Walter was an attory and a partner in the Farmer's Bank at Wilmot in .

Putnam, Walter (I8667772002)

4719

According to History of Stark County, with outline sketch of Ohio, edited by William Perrin, he was a miller and resided in Wilmot, Stark County, Ohio. He was the eldest of two sons born to his parents.

Was raised on the farm till he was 17 years of age,
when he was apprenticed to Wyandt & Putnam,
founders, at Wilmot. After serving three years, he
worked about six years for the same firm as a
journeyman, and in 1856 purchased a fourth interest
in the business with which he continued connected
till 1879, when he and his brother Hiram associated
in the milling business at Wilmot as Putnam & Bro.
They also have a custom mill in the township of New
Hope....The Putnams are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and as a staunch Republican,
J. W. Putnam is one of the Township Trustees. (965)

Putnam, J.W. (I8667772001)

4720

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Gray, Bryce (I8667773340)

4721

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Gray, Zane (I8667773341)

4722

According to Mahoning County, Ohio Divorces 1846 - 1887, abstracted by William Tatnall Powers in 1992, Mahoning County Chapter Ohio Genealogical Society, Mahoning County, Ohio, 1993, Jesse was the plantiff in his divorce from Mary E. on 27 January 1866 in Mahoning County, Ohio (page 7). Jesse'e pension application includes a certified copy of the divorce decree as it was received in March, 1913. The divorce was granted in Youngstown, Ohio to Jesse.

4723

According to Mansfield Cemetery records, Evangeline died at age 28 years due to a cerebral hemorrhage. She never married.

Stone, Evangeline Marcelle (I8667772494)

4724

According to Mansfield Cemetery records, Hazel died at age 64 due to c coronary thrombosis.

Hazel M. (I8667772493)

4725

According to Shannon Family researcher, Kate Shannon, obwhat@hotmail.com, "Almyra" was born 5 Jun 1870 and died 16 Sep 1877.

Her father's 1898 Pension Application, which requires the identification of any of his living children, does not list her.

Sholty, Almira (I8667772695)

4726

According to Shannon Family researcher, Kate Shannon, obwhat@hotmail.com, Cynthia Alice was born 21 Dec 1860, died in 1931, and married Loren Shannon. Kate reports that Cynthia and Loren had one son, Fern L., who was born in 1888 and died in 1953 and that Fern married N. Eloise Whitman and had two sons, Richard and John Shannon; Richard is Kate's father.

According to the 1900 Hillsdale County, Michigan Census, Cynthia was the mother of one child. Cynthia worked as a milliner.

Sholty, Cynthia A. (I8667772694)

4727

According to Shannon Family researcher, Kate Shannon, obwhat@hotmail.com, Emma Ida was born 4 Oct 1858 and died 28 Feb 1877.

Her father's 1898 Pension Application, which requires the identification of any of his living children, does not list her.

Sholty, Emma (I8667772693)

4728

According to Shannon Family researcher, Kate Shannon, obwhat@hotmail.com, Mary Susan was born 24 Sep 1856 and died 15 Oct 1893.

The Hillsdale Rootsweb site contains the following information with from its collection of Hillsdale County Biographies:

"William Divine married Mary SHOLTY on Oct. 31, 1875 and she died Oct. 15, 1884, leaving three children: Dora, Edna and Floyd. His second wife was Carrie STATES and of this union there are two children."

Her father's 1898 Pension Application, which requires the identification of any of his living children, does not list her.

Sholty, Mary S. (I8667772691)

4729

According to the 1880 Franklin County, Kansas Census, both of Ellen's parents were born in Maine.

According to the 1900 Franklin County, Kansas Census, Ellen was the mother of three children, all of whom were living at that time.

In the Franklin County, Kansas probate Reocrds, there is an entry for Ellen A. Mathias, Packet #3723.

Gould, Ellen A. (I8667772649)

4730

According to the 1880 Portage County, Ohio Census, both of Martha's parents were born in Vermont.

Shangraw, Martha (I8667772015)

4731

According to the 1880 Richland County, Ohio Census, both of Susan's parents were born in Pennsylvania.

In the 1910 Richland County, Ohio Census, Susan is divorced and resides in Mansfield with her daughter, son-in-law, and granddaughter. She is the mother of two children with only one living at the time.

Partner, Susan (I8667772033)

4732

According to the 1880 Richland County, Ohio Census, Charles attended school.

Price, Charles (I8667771984)

4733

According to the 1880 Stark County, Ohio Census, both of Emma's parents were born in Virginia.

In the 1900 Summit County, Ohio Census, Emma is the mother of three children with two living at that time.

Emma E. (I8667772021)

4734

According to the 1900 Benzie County, Michigan Census, both of Hattie's parents were born in Ohio. She was the mother of three children, all of whom were living at that time.

According to the 1910 Benzie County, Michigan Census, Hattie was the mother of five children, all of whom were living at that time. Both of her parents were born in Ohio.

Schilling, Hattie May (I8667772815)

4735

According to the 1900 Crawford County, Ohio Census,
Dora is the mother of three children, all of whom are living at that time.

In the 1930 Marion County, Ohio Census, Dora is a widow who is the propietor of a lodging house in Marion, Marion Twp.

Howell, Dora D. (I8667772778)

4736

According to the 1900 Crawford County, Ohio Census, Sarah was the mother of three children, all of whom were living at that time.

In the 1910 Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Sarah is widowed and resides with her daughter, Mary Eva, and her son-in-law, Richard, in Cleveland. Sarah is the mother of three children, all of whom are living at that time.

At the time of her mother's death, Sarah was a Mrs. Sarah Gilmore who resided in Cleveland, Ohio.

Sarah is not listed as a surviving sibling in her brother, John Price's, December 1927 obituary.

On her death cerfiticate, the informant if R. E. Gilmore of 807 Harding Way East, Galion, Ohio. Sarah was widowed at the time of her death which was due to Bronchopneumonia with chronic Brights Disease as a contributory factor. She died at Good Samaritan Hospital . Sarah was a housekeeper. The record states that her father was Ezekial Price born in Indiana (though he was born in PA) and that her mother was Lydia Stambaugh born in Pennsylvania (though Lydia's own 1912 death certificate states that she was born in Ohio).

Sarah's obituary in The Galion Inquire on Friday, 11 November 1927, page 3, is as follows:

"Laid to Rest: Funeral service for the late Sarah S. (sic) Gilmore, who passed away Tuesday morning, were held from her late home 807 Harding Way east, Thrusday afternoon, with Rev. C.R. Wolford of Plymouth officiating. Burial was made in the Mansfield cemetery.

Those who acted as pall bearers were Walker Price, Walter Kerr, Ralph Gilmore, Jr., and H.O. Smith.

Relatives and friends from a distance who attended the services were: Mrs. Eva Goulin and daughter, Alice of Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilmore, Jr.; Mrs. Josephine Johnson of St. Louis; Mrs. John Price and Glen Price of Marion; Mrs. Ellen Stone, Mrs. Sherman Stone of Mansfield; Mr. and Mrs. Walker Price of Kenmore; Mrs. and Mrs. Walter Kerr and daughter Mrs. Batts (sic) of Ashland."

Price, Sarah J. (I8667772376)

4737

According to the 1900 Emmet County, Michigan Census, Lucinda was the mother of five children, three of whom were living at that time.

According to the 1910 Emmet County, Michigan Census, Lucinda was the mother of five children, with only three living at that time.

Lucinda's obituary in the Tuesday, 21 June 1932 Petoskey Evening News (Emmet County, Michigan) is as follows:

"Mrs. Lucinda Dunshee, wife of William M.[sic] Dunshee and one of the pioneer women of the Joy and Epsilon regions, died last night at the home of her son, Eugene Dunshee and family on Jennings avenue. She was 78 years of age and had been ill for several months. Her health had gradually failed for a number of years.

Mrs. Dunshee and her husband came into this region 50 years ago. Their first homestead was on East Mitchell Street Road and later they moved into the Joy section. She was an active member of the Epsilon Evangelical church and was always an active Christian worker and a neighbor and friend to all in need.

She was born April 19, 1854 in Ohio and married Mr. Dunshee at North Adams, Hillsdale county, Michigan, in 1876. Surviving besides the husband and son are one daughter, Mrs. F. L. Johnson and another son, Glen Dunshee. Two brothers, C. Schelling [sic] and W. Schelling [sic], and two sisters, Mrs. George Holcum and Mrs. Lester Daniels, reside at North Adams. [these siblings are her half siblings; her half-sister, Ella, married Lester Daniels, and her half-sister, Delilah, married George Holcum].

The funeral is to be held from the Stone Funeral Home at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon with Rev. G. A. Weaver in charge. Burial is to be in Greenwood."

Shilling, Lucinda (I8667771923)

4738

According to the 1900 Fountain County, Indiana Census, Tabitha is the mother of five children, three of whom are living at that time.

Tabitha A. (I8667772173)

4739

According to the 1900 Franklin County, Kansas Census, Mary is, at that time, the mother of two children, both of whom are living.

Todd, Mary A. (I8667773429)

4740

According to the 1900 Lenawee County, Michigan Census, Caroline was the mother of two children, both of whom were living at that time. Her father was born in England and her mother was born in New York.

Gillson, Cornelia M. (I8667773241)

4741

According to the 1900 Pike County, Illinois Census, Eldora is the mother of seven children, all of whom are living at that time. Both of her parents were born in Pennsylvania.

Koontz, Eldora (I8667772177)

4742

According to the 1900 Schuyler County, Illinois Census, Margaret's father was born in Ohio and her mother was born in Pennsylvania.

Snodgrass, Margaret A. (I8667772176)

4743

According to the 1910 Census, Charles and his family reside in St. Louis and he works as a railroad yardmaster.

Gilmore, Charles E. (I8667773019)

4744

According to the 1910 Census, Josephine is the mother of five children, only two of whom are living at that time.

Josephine (I8667773253)

4745

According to the 1910 Crawford County, Ohio Census, Ambra is the mother of three children, all three of whom were living at the time.

Ambra (I8667772089)

4746

According to the 1910 Franklin County, Kansas Census, at that time Gladys was the mother of three children, two of whom were living.

Gladys (I8667773204)

4747

According to the 1910 Franklin County, Kansas Census, at that time Maude is the mother of only one child.

According to Maude's obituary in the Tuesday, July 10, 1973 Ottawa Herald (Ottawa, Franklin County, Kansas), Maude died at Oak Haven Nursing Home. She was a member of the United Methodist Church and had been employed for many years as a telephone operator in Richmond, Kansas. Her husband preceded her in death as did five brothers and two sisters. She was survived by her son, Walter Beal; her daughter, Viola Fern Tice; her sister, Mrs. John Kennedy of 840 S. Oak; three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

Mathias, Maude May (I8667772646)

4748

According to the 1910 Hillsdale County, Michigan Census, Ida is the mother of three children, all of whom are living at that time.

Bryan, Ida A. (I8667772803)

4749

According to the 1910 Jackson County, Michigan Census, Myrtie is the mother of three children, all of whom are living at that time. Her father was born in Michigan and her mother was born in Pennsylvania.

Myrtie (I8667773242)

4750

According to the 1910 Richland County, Ohio Census, Nathan is Lulu's second husband.

In the 1920 and 1930 Richland County, Ohio Census, Lulu's two sons, Elmer McIntyre (born in Ohio in 1899-1900) and Charles McIntyre (born in Ohio 1907-1908), reside with her and Nathan.

According to the Mansfield Cemetery records, Lulu died at age 76 from a cerebral embolism.

Lulu Martha (I8667772032)