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Matches 1,901 to 1,950 of 122,413

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1901	Eliza was a native of Addison, Vermont and a direct descendent of Roger Sherman, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. She married Orson N Stafford on August 29, 1841, in Rochester, IL. They had one daughter, Emma, who died at the age of 1 year in 1855. Elizabeth died in St. Augustine, Florida, where she and her husband had retired. She is buried with her husband in the Stafford Vault which is on the side of a hill below Block 10.	SHERMAN, Eliza A. (I35485)
1902	Eliza was a native of Addison, Vermont and a direct descendent of Roger Sherman, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. She married Orson N Stafford on August 29, 1841, in Rochester, IL. They had one daughter, Emma, who died at the age of 1 year in 1855. Elizabeth died in St. Augustine, Florida, where she and her husband had retired. She is buried with her husband in the Stafford Vault which is on the side of a hill below Block 10.	SHERMAN, Eliza A. (I35485)
1903	ELIZABETH MARRIED AARON STAFFORD 12 JAN 1843. (S44)	PIERCE, Elizabeth Pier (I22436)
1904	ELIZABETH MARRIED AARON STAFFORD 12 JAN 1843. (S44)	PIERCE, Elizabeth Pier (I22436)
1905	ELIZABETH MARRIED AARON STAFFORD 12 JAN 1843. (S44)	PIERCE, Elizabeth Pier (I22436)
1906	ELIZABETH MARRIED AARON STAFFORD 12 JAN 1843. (S44)	PIERCE, Elizabeth Pier (I22436)
1907	ELIZABETH MARRIED AARON STAFFORD 12 JAN 1843. (S44)	PIERCE, Elizabeth Pier (I22436)
1908	ELIZABETH MARRIED AARON STAFFORD 12 JAN 1843. (S44)	PIERCE, Elizabeth Pier (I22436)
1909	ELIZABETH MARRIED AARON STAFFORD 12 JAN 1843. (S44)	PIERCE, Elizabeth Pier (I22436)
1910	ELIZABETH MARRIED AARON STAFFORD 12 JAN 1843. (S44)	PIERCE, Elizabeth Pier (I22436)
1911	ELIZABETH MARRIED AARON STAFFORD 12 JAN 1843. (S44)	PIERCE, Elizabeth Pier (I22436)
1912	ELIZABETH MARRIED AARON STAFFORD 12 JAN 1843. (S44)	PIERCE, Elizabeth Pier (I22436)
1913	ELIZABETH MARRIED AARON STAFFORD 12 JAN 1843. (S44)	PIERCE, Elizabeth Pier (I22436)
1914	ELLA MARRIED IRA C. STAFFORD 28 MAR 1912, ESSEX, NY.	TUCKER, Ella Julia (I22431)
1915	ELLA MARRIED IRA C. STAFFORD 28 MAR 1912, ESSEX, NY.	TUCKER, Ella Julia (I22431)
1916	ELLA MARRIED IRA C. STAFFORD 28 MAR 1912, ESSEX, NY.	TUCKER, Ella Julia (I22431)
1917	ELLA MARRIED IRA C. STAFFORD 28 MAR 1912, ESSEX, NY.	TUCKER, Ella Julia (I22431)
1918	ELLA MARRIED IRA C. STAFFORD 28 MAR 1912, ESSEX, NY.	TUCKER, Ella Julia (I22431)
1919	ELLA MARRIED IRA C. STAFFORD 28 MAR 1912, ESSEX, NY.	TUCKER, Ella Julia (I22431)
1920	ELLA MARRIED IRA C. STAFFORD 28 MAR 1912, ESSEX, NY.	TUCKER, Ella Julia (I22431)
1921	ELLA MARRIED IRA C. STAFFORD 28 MAR 1912, ESSEX, NY.	TUCKER, Ella Julia (I22431)
1922	ELLA MARRIED IRA C. STAFFORD 28 MAR 1912, ESSEX, NY.	TUCKER, Ella Julia (I22431)
1923	ELLA MARRIED IRA C. STAFFORD 28 MAR 1912, ESSEX, NY.	TUCKER, Ella Julia (I22431)
1924	ELLA MARRIED IRA C. STAFFORD 28 MAR 1912, ESSEX, NY.	TUCKER, Ella Julia (I22431)
1925	Enlisted in the Confederate Army in 1862 and spent much of the war as a POW.	Stafford, Alexander Hamilton (I1074)
1926	Enlisted in the Confederate Army in 1862 and spent much of the war as a POW.	STAFFORD, Alexander Hamilton (Branch 060) (I1074)
1927	Enlisted in the Confederate Army in 1862 and spent much of the war as a POW.	STAFFORD, Alexander Hamilton (Branch 060) (I1074)
1928	Family folklore is as follows: "... Both [James Gilcrease Stafford and Louzena Melissa Lloyd] were born in Guilford County, NC. They were Quakers, and even though James' father owned slaves, James did not believe in slavery or fighting. Sometime before April 1864, during the Civil War, James left NC and headed west. One of his brothers was a policeman and helped him leave town without the authorities knowing he was leaving. He left riding a Roan horse. He left his pregnant wife and small son behind. He went to Kansas or Missouri. Probably about October 1864, his wife, Louzena; son, John; and baby daughter, Mary, joined him by traveling in a covered wagon. They finally settled in Tipton County, Indiana, sometime between 1875 and 1878." (as written by Lela Stowe) ---------- Deed Book 18, Recorder's Office, Tipton County, Indiana -- p.314 Walter R. Fertig to James G. Staford I Walter R. Fertig Commissioner of the Hamilton Circuit Court in case of David Goodykoontz administrator of the Estate of Daniel Whetstone deceased vs. William Whetstone and others No.1530 as such Commisioner by order of the circuit Court of Hamilton County in the State of Indiana entered in Probate order Book 16 of said Court on page 349 Convey to James G. Stafford of Tipton County Indiana for the Sum of Twenty Three hundred Dollars the following Real Estate in Tipton County in the State of Indiana towit: Eighty acres off the West end of 100 acres off the South side of the South East quarter Section Twenty-Seven (27) Township twenty-one (21) North, Range three (3) East also thirty acres (30) ___ of the North West corner of the South East quarter same Section township and Range containing in all one Hundred and Ten (110) acres more or less said 30 acres being the West one half of sixty acres off the Northside of said quarter Section. In Witness Whereoff the siad Walter R. Fertig commisioner as aforesaid has hereunto set his hand and sel this 23th day of September A.D. 1884. Walter R. Fertig\|seal\| Commissioner State of Indiana Hamilton County Before one Walter W. Evans Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for said County this 23th day of September 1884 Walter R. Fertig as said Commissioner of said Court as aforesaid acknowledged the execution of the annexed deed. Witness my hand and official seal. W.W. Evans Clerk\|seal\| Hamilton Circuit Court Examinded and approved in open Court this 24th day of September 1884 E.B. Goodykoontz Rec'd the 6th day of February 1885 at 10 O'clock AM Jesse Ault Recorder T.C. ---------- Deed Book 18, Recorder's Office, Tipton County, Indiana -- p.315 Asher G. Walton to James G. Stafford This Indenture witnesseth that Asher G. Walton and Julia his wife of Hamilton County in the State of Indiana Convey and Warrant to James G. Stafford of Tipton County in the State of Indiana for the Sum of Eleven Hundred & fifty Dollars the following Real Estate in Tipton County in the State of Indiana towit: The undivided one half of the following premises towit: Eighty acres off of the West End of the South One Hundred acres of the South East quarter of Section Twenty-Seven 27 in Township Twenty-On 21 North, of Range three 3 East and also Thirty Acres out of the North West Corner of said quarter section Containing in all One Hundred and Ten (110) acres more or less subject ___ to all taxes, charges, Leinsor incumbrances whateer that may have accrued against said premises, since the 11th day of May 1880 that being the date of a certain and executed by Walton and Whetstone to said Grantee for a deed for the same in which said bond it was stipalated [sic] that He should pay such tax & a in Witness whereof the said Asher G. Walton & Julia his wife have hereunto set their hands and seals this 28th day of November A.D. 1884. Asher G. Walton\|seal\| Julia Walter\|seal\| State of Indiana Hamilton Co. Before me James Sheil a Notory PUblic in and for said County this 28th day of November 1884 Asher G. Walton and Julia Walton his wife, the grantors within named, adknowledged the execution of the annexed deed. Witness my hand and Notarial Seal James Sheil\|seal\| Notary Public Rec'd for Record the 6th day of February 1885 at 10 O'clock A.M. Jesse Ault Recorder T. C. ----------	STAFFORD, James Gilcrease (I34184)
1929	Family folklore is as follows: "... Both [James Gilcrease Stafford and Louzena Melissa Lloyd] were born in Guilford County, NC. They were Quakers, and even though James' father owned slaves, James did not believe in slavery or fighting. Sometime before April 1864, during the Civil War, James left NC and headed west. One of his brothers was a policeman and helped him leave town without the authorities knowing he was leaving. He left riding a Roan horse. He left his pregnant wife and small son behind. He went to Kansas or Missouri. Probably about October 1864, his wife, Louzena; son, John; and baby daughter, Mary, joined him by traveling in a covered wagon. They finally settled in Tipton County, Indiana, sometime between 1875 and 1878." (as written by Lela Stowe) ---------- Deed Book 18, Recorder's Office, Tipton County, Indiana -- p.314 Walter R. Fertig to James G. Staford I Walter R. Fertig Commissioner of the Hamilton Circuit Court in case of David Goodykoontz administrator of the Estate of Daniel Whetstone deceased vs. William Whetstone and others No.1530 as such Commisioner by order of the circuit Court of Hamilton County in the State of Indiana entered in Probate order Book 16 of said Court on page 349 Convey to James G. Stafford of Tipton County Indiana for the Sum of Twenty Three hundred Dollars the following Real Estate in Tipton County in the State of Indiana towit: Eighty acres off the West end of 100 acres off the South side of the South East quarter Section Twenty-Seven (27) Township twenty-one (21) North, Range three (3) East also thirty acres (30) ___ of the North West corner of the South East quarter same Section township and Range containing in all one Hundred and Ten (110) acres more or less said 30 acres being the West one half of sixty acres off the Northside of said quarter Section. In Witness Whereoff the siad Walter R. Fertig commisioner as aforesaid has hereunto set his hand and sel this 23th day of September A.D. 1884. Walter R. Fertig\|seal\| Commissioner State of Indiana Hamilton County Before one Walter W. Evans Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for said County this 23th day of September 1884 Walter R. Fertig as said Commissioner of said Court as aforesaid acknowledged the execution of the annexed deed. Witness my hand and official seal. W.W. Evans Clerk\|seal\| Hamilton Circuit Court Examinded and approved in open Court this 24th day of September 1884 E.B. Goodykoontz Rec'd the 6th day of February 1885 at 10 O'clock AM Jesse Ault Recorder T.C. ---------- Deed Book 18, Recorder's Office, Tipton County, Indiana -- p.315 Asher G. Walton to James G. Stafford This Indenture witnesseth that Asher G. Walton and Julia his wife of Hamilton County in the State of Indiana Convey and Warrant to James G. Stafford of Tipton County in the State of Indiana for the Sum of Eleven Hundred & fifty Dollars the following Real Estate in Tipton County in the State of Indiana towit: The undivided one half of the following premises towit: Eighty acres off of the West End of the South One Hundred acres of the South East quarter of Section Twenty-Seven 27 in Township Twenty-On 21 North, of Range three 3 East and also Thirty Acres out of the North West Corner of said quarter section Containing in all One Hundred and Ten (110) acres more or less subject ___ to all taxes, charges, Leinsor incumbrances whateer that may have accrued against said premises, since the 11th day of May 1880 that being the date of a certain and executed by Walton and Whetstone to said Grantee for a deed for the same in which said bond it was stipalated [sic] that He should pay such tax & a in Witness whereof the said Asher G. Walton & Julia his wife have hereunto set their hands and seals this 28th day of November A.D. 1884. Asher G. Walton\|seal\| Julia Walter\|seal\| State of Indiana Hamilton Co. Before me James Sheil a Notory PUblic in and for said County this 28th day of November 1884 Asher G. Walton and Julia Walton his wife, the grantors within named, adknowledged the execution of the annexed deed. Witness my hand and Notarial Seal James Sheil\|seal\| Notary Public Rec'd for Record the 6th day of February 1885 at 10 O'clock A.M. Jesse Ault Recorder T. C. ----------	STAFFORD, James Gilcrease (I34184)
1930	Family folklore is as follows: "... Both [James Gilcrease Stafford and Louzena Melissa Lloyd] were born in Guilford County, NC. They were Quakers, and even though James' father owned slaves, James did not believe in slavery or fighting. Sometime before April 1864, during the Civil War, James left NC and headed west. One of his brothers was a policeman and helped him leave town without the authorities knowing he was leaving. He left riding a Roan horse. He left his pregnant wife and small son behind. He went to Kansas or Missouri. Probably about October 1864, his wife, Louzena; son, John; and baby daughter, Mary, joined him by traveling in a covered wagon. They finally settled in Tipton County, Indiana, sometime between 1875 and 1878." (as written by Lela Stowe) ---------- Deed Book 18, Recorder's Office, Tipton County, Indiana -- p.314 Walter R. Fertig to James G. Staford I Walter R. Fertig Commissioner of the Hamilton Circuit Court in case of David Goodykoontz administrator of the Estate of Daniel Whetstone deceased vs. William Whetstone and others No.1530 as such Commisioner by order of the circuit Court of Hamilton County in the State of Indiana entered in Probate order Book 16 of said Court on page 349 Convey to James G. Stafford of Tipton County Indiana for the Sum of Twenty Three hundred Dollars the following Real Estate in Tipton County in the State of Indiana towit: Eighty acres off the West end of 100 acres off the South side of the South East quarter Section Twenty-Seven (27) Township twenty-one (21) North, Range three (3) East also thirty acres (30) ___ of the North West corner of the South East quarter same Section township and Range containing in all one Hundred and Ten (110) acres more or less said 30 acres being the West one half of sixty acres off the Northside of said quarter Section. In Witness Whereoff the siad Walter R. Fertig commisioner as aforesaid has hereunto set his hand and sel this 23th day of September A.D. 1884. Walter R. Fertig\|seal\| Commissioner State of Indiana Hamilton County Before one Walter W. Evans Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for said County this 23th day of September 1884 Walter R. Fertig as said Commissioner of said Court as aforesaid acknowledged the execution of the annexed deed. Witness my hand and official seal. W.W. Evans Clerk\|seal\| Hamilton Circuit Court Examinded and approved in open Court this 24th day of September 1884 E.B. Goodykoontz Rec'd the 6th day of February 1885 at 10 O'clock AM Jesse Ault Recorder T.C. ---------- Deed Book 18, Recorder's Office, Tipton County, Indiana -- p.315 Asher G. Walton to James G. Stafford This Indenture witnesseth that Asher G. Walton and Julia his wife of Hamilton County in the State of Indiana Convey and Warrant to James G. Stafford of Tipton County in the State of Indiana for the Sum of Eleven Hundred & fifty Dollars the following Real Estate in Tipton County in the State of Indiana towit: The undivided one half of the following premises towit: Eighty acres off of the West End of the South One Hundred acres of the South East quarter of Section Twenty-Seven 27 in Township Twenty-On 21 North, of Range three 3 East and also Thirty Acres out of the North West Corner of said quarter section Containing in all One Hundred and Ten (110) acres more or less subject ___ to all taxes, charges, Leinsor incumbrances whateer that may have accrued against said premises, since the 11th day of May 1880 that being the date of a certain and executed by Walton and Whetstone to said Grantee for a deed for the same in which said bond it was stipalated [sic] that He should pay such tax & a in Witness whereof the said Asher G. Walton & Julia his wife have hereunto set their hands and seals this 28th day of November A.D. 1884. Asher G. Walton\|seal\| Julia Walter\|seal\| State of Indiana Hamilton Co. Before me James Sheil a Notory PUblic in and for said County this 28th day of November 1884 Asher G. Walton and Julia Walton his wife, the grantors within named, adknowledged the execution of the annexed deed. Witness my hand and Notarial Seal James Sheil\|seal\| Notary Public Rec'd for Record the 6th day of February 1885 at 10 O'clock A.M. Jesse Ault Recorder T. C. ----------	STAFFORD, James Gilcrease (I34184)
1931	Father born in Ireland and mother born in VA.	SHUMATE, Louisa Harriet (I45567)
1932	Father born in Ireland and mother born in VA.	SHUMATE, Louisa Harriet (I45567)
1933	Father born in Ireland and mother born in VA.	SHUMATE, Louisa Harriet (I45567)
1934	Father born in Ireland and mother born in VA.	SHUMATE, Louisa Harriet (I45567)
1935	Father born in Ireland and mother born in VA.	SHUMATE, Louisa Harriet (I45567)
1936	Father born in Vermont - mother born in Rhode Island.	STAFFORD, Obadiah Jr. (I22190)
1937	Father born in Vermont - mother born in Rhode Island.	STAFFORD, Obadiah Jr. (I22190)
1938	Father born in Vermont - mother born in Rhode Island.	STAFFORD, Obadiah Jr. (I22190)
1939	Father born in Vermont - mother born in Rhode Island.	STAFFORD, Obadiah Jr. (I22190)
1940	Father born in Vermont - mother born in Rhode Island.	STAFFORD, Obadiah Jr. (I22190)
1941	Father born in Vermont - mother born in Rhode Island.	STAFFORD, Obadiah Jr. (I22190)
1942	Father born in Vermont - mother born in Rhode Island.	STAFFORD, Obadiah Jr. (I22190)
1943	Father born in Vermont - mother born in Rhode Island.	STAFFORD, Obadiah Jr. (I22190)
1944	Father born in Vermont - mother born in Rhode Island.	STAFFORD, Obadiah Jr. (I22190)
1945	Father born in Vermont - mother born in Rhode Island.	STAFFORD, Obadiah Jr. (I22190)
1946	Father born in Vermont - mother born in Rhode Island.	STAFFORD, Obadiah Jr. (I22190)
1947	Father was Aaron Stafford Mother was Harriet Terry Married William B Stafford	STAFFORD, Harriet (I31360)
1948	Father was Aaron Stafford Mother was Harriet Terry Married William B Stafford	STAFFORD, Harriet (I31360)
1949	Father was Aaron Stafford Mother was Harriet Terry Married William B Stafford	STAFFORD, Harriet (I31360)
1950	Father was Aaron Stafford Mother was Harriet Terry Married William B Stafford	STAFFORD, Harriet (I31360)

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