James Rowland STAFFORD b. 7 Apr 1831 Pike Twp., Clark Co., Ohio d. 15 Jun 1889 New Carlisle, Bethel Twp., Clark Co., Ohio

1831 - 1889 (58 years)

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Name	James Rowland STAFFORD
Born	7 Apr 1831	Pike Twp., Clark Co., Ohio
Gender	Male
Census	1880	Pike Twp., Clark Co., Ohio
_UID	1D9CB4825B1C7E48BF48174080F2F86A5E3C
Died	15 Jun 1889	New Carlisle, Bethel Twp., Clark Co., Ohio
Buried	New Carlisle Cem., New Carlisle, , Clark Co., Ohio
Person ID	I45904	Branch 019 John Miles Stafford 1782 VA
Last Modified	26 Nov 2010

Father	James C. STAFFORD, b. 14 Oct 1801, Giles Co.,Virginia , d. 1 Mar 1864, Clark Co., Ohio (Age 62 years)
Mother	Margaret R. BLACK, b. 7 Feb 1810, Clark Co., Ohio , d. 1 Oct 1855, Pike Twp., Clark Co., Ohio (Age 45 years)
Married	6 Nov 1828 [1]
Family ID	F6816	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Mary Elizabeth WILSON, b. 21 Apr 1834, Ohio , d. 14 Sep 1897, Springfield City, Clark Co., Ohio (Age 63 years)

Married 29 Dec 1858 Clark Co., Ohio

Children

	1. Horace W. STAFFORD, Esq., b. 3 Jun 1860, Pike Twp., Clark Co., Ohio , d. 7 Dec 1943, New Carlisle, Bethel Twp., Clark Co., Ohio (Age 83 years)
	2. Fannie B. STAFFORD, b. Abt 1863, Ohio , d. 1936, Tipp City, Miami Co., Ohio (Age ~ 73 years)
	3. Edna Browning STAFFORD, (twin), b. 10 Oct 1886, Clark Co., Ohio , d. 31 Dec 1950, Sidney, Shelby Co., Ohio (Age 64 years)
	4. Anna Fair STAFFORD, (twin), b. 10 Oct 1886, Clark Co., Ohio , d. 28 Sep 1936, Springfield City, Clark Co., Ohio (Age 49 years)

Last Modified 30 May 2023

Family ID F16870 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

BIOGRAPHY: Horace W. Stafford, THE STAFFORD FAMILIES OF OHIO AND INDIANA; 1066-1927; Springfield, OH, 1927; pp 11,109,114; Troy [OH] Historical Society Library [MSS/X/S7795].
"The first settlement in Bethel Twp, in which New Carlisle is located, was by David Lowry, which settlement was in 1795. He married Sarah Hamer of Miami County. They had four children: Sarah, Nancy, Susan and Elizabeth. The daughter Nancy married William Wilson; they were the parents of Mary Elizabeth Wilson, hereafter mentioned, who married ***JAMES ROWLAND STAFFORD."
***JAMES ROWLAND STAFFORD was born in the log house built by his father. He spent his entire life on the farm, it passing to him at the death of his father, James C. Stafford. He was a student of Pike School, and attended school one year in Springfield, Ohio.
He was a man of considerable pride in his younger days; in accord with the custom of many of the Staffords and Blacks, he wore a silk hat, Prince Albert coat and silk vest.
He married Mary Elizabeth Wilson on 29 Dec 1858. He followed the occupation of farming, together with being interested in the various enterprises in the community. He and George J. Stafford were the contractors who built the turnpike from New Carlisle through the Stafford neighborhood and to the Miami County Line. Prior to the building of this turnpike the mud road was almost impassable for many months during the year and it was not an uncommon occurrence to see a vehicle mired in the mud hub-deep. ..."

1880. Listed as Roland J. Stafford, a farmer, with wife, son and 3 daughters. Father born in VA and mother born in OH.