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| 2451 | I16820 | Live around Addieville, Illinois. |
| 2452 | I16824 | Henry is an electrician - employed by Travel Electric Co., Centralia, Illinois. |
| 2453 | I16825 | Clarence is asst. manager of Clover Leaf Elevator Co., Inc., Hoyleton, Illinois. |
| 2454 | I16826 | Owner of Reinkensmeyer's Store, Hoyleton, Illinois. |
| 2455 | I16827 | Norman is a mining engineer - graduate of Rolla School of Mines. |
| 2456 | I16828 | Teaches at Central High School, Kalamazoo, Michigan. |
| 2457 | I16830 | Jeanette is a graduate of Valparaiso University and is a Lutheran School Teacher. |
| 2458 | I16833 | Farms around Hoyleton, Illinois. |
| 2459 | I16836 | Live in State of Washington. |
| 2460 | I16843 | Employed by Greenville Furniture Co., Greenville, Illinois, where they live. |
| 2461 | I16850 | Marion does office work in a hospital in Pittsburg, Pa., where they live. |
| 2462 | I16855 | Ralph is an employee of Xerox Office Machine Co. Lives in Festus, Mo. |
| 2463 | I16861 | They live near Washington, D.C., in Arlington, Virginia, where George is Computer Programmer for Pentagon Workers Credit Union. |
| 2464 | I16863 | Henry was a farmer and after marriage they moved to a farm near Shattuc, Illinois, and lived there the rest of their lives. |
| 2465 | I16864 | Farms in Shattuc area. |
| 2466 | I16865 | Farmer, Shattuc area. |
| 2467 | I16867 | Farms, Shattuc area. |
| 2468 | I16880 | Not married. Lived with his mother until her death - Rt. 2, Hoyleton, Illinois. |
| 2469 | I16881 | Lives at Hoyleton, Illinois. |
| 2470 | I16886 | They farm - also both have worked in the state auto licensing dept. as clerks, Springfield, Illinois. |
| 2471 | I16887 | Farmer. |
| 2472 | I16888 | Owns a Feed Store at Hoyleton, Illinois. |
| 2473 | I1689 | 1900 census records for Madison Co, IL, Fort Russell Township Charles Owens, 59, farmer, born in IL, parents born in TN Jennie, born 1853 in IL, father born NC, mother born IL Jessie, daughter, born 1880 IL Wesley, born 1883 IL Ella, born 1885 IL Orville, born 1886 IL Ada, born 1887, IL Otis, born 1890 IL Pearl, born 1893 IL Viola, born 1894, IL 1910 census records for Madison Co, IL, Fort Russell Township Edward D Owens, head, 60, born in IL, parents born TN John, brother, 57, born in IL, parents born TN Charles, head, 68, born in IL, parents born TN Jennie, wife, 53, born in IL Orville, son, 22, born in IL, laborer Pearl, daughter, 17 Viola, duaghter, 16 1920 census records for Madison Co, IL, Fort Russell Township Charles Owens,78, born in IL, parents born in TN Jennie, born 1853 in IL Orval, 33 years old, born in IL, laborer in general labor. 1930 Census Records, Madison Co, Wood River, IL Orville Owens, 43 years old, born in IL, parents born (unclear but may be SC) laborer at oil refinery Theresa, 24 years old, born in IL, parents born in IL Clara, 8, born IL Wilbur, 3, born IL The family is living next door to Theresa's parents, the George Sonnenbergs |
| 2474 | I16897 | Lutheran School Teacher. |
| 2475 | I16898 | Lutheran School Teacher. |
| 2476 | I1690 | The date of Lina's death has been recently found in her pension claim of her husband, Joseph "Joe" Stapp's Indian War service. The document which contains this info is as such: Department of the Interior Bureau of Pensions, Washington D.C., March 30, 1896 Will you kindly inform this bureau whether Mrs. Lina A Stapp, aged about 75 years and the alleged widow of Joseph Stapp still receives her mail at your office or whether she has deceased? If Mrs. Stapp has deceased can you state an approximate date of her death? Please enclose you reply on the reverse side of this letter and return in the enclosed envelope. Very Respectfully, Wm Lochren, Commissioner The Postmaster, Florence, Drew County, Arkansas ------------------- (on the back is written:) Florence, Drew County, Arkansas April 7, 1896 Commissioner of Pensions Sir, In reply to your [inquiry] about widow Stapp. She is dead. She died on March 5, 1895. She has not received any mail here at this office since I have been postmaster. Yours Truly, C.H. Pickens, asst P.M. |
| 2477 | I16901 | Farmer - live at Polo, Illinois. |
| 2478 | I16904 | Lutheran School Teacher. Live in Tacoma, Washington. |
| 2479 | I16905 | Lutheran School Teacher - live in Muskegon, Michigan. |
| 2480 | I16908 | Career Army man. |
| 2481 | I1691 | The 1826 Georgia Land Lottery has John Stapp in Capt. Moor's District, Number 272, District 8, Section 1. -------------------------------------------- FORSYTH COUNTY LAND DEEDS, BOOK D This indenture made and entered into this twenty ninth day of June in the year of [our] Lord Eightenn hundred and thirty six between John Stapp of the County and State aforesaid of the one part and William Martin of the County of Forsyth and state aforesaid of the other part witnesseth that the said John Stapp for and in consideration of the sum of three hundred dollars to him in hand paid by the siad William Martin at and before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath granted, bargained, sold, and conveyed and do by these presents grant bargain and sell and convey unto the said William Martin, his heirs and assigns all that tract or parcel of Land containing forty acres situate lying and being the second district of the first section of Cherokee County now Forsyth County and State aforesaid known by the number Four Hundred and Twenty (420) to have and to hold the said tract or parcel of Land unto him the said William Martin his heirs and assigns tog Hardy Strickland & Samuel Edmondson John Stapp (Seal) State of Georgia, Forsyth County Personally came before me Mr Samuel Edmondson who being duly sworn saith that he saw John Stapp sign the within deed for the purpose therein mentioned and also saw Hardy Strickland subscribe his name as a witness and myself was a witness likewise sworn to and subscribed beofre me this 7th day of January 1837 WW Vaughan, J.P., Samuel Edmondson. Recorded 10th January, 1837 -------------------------------------------- (I wasn't sure which John Stepp/Stapp this was, so I have included it with both John Sr. and John Jr.) Court December Term 1843 Wm J Winn heirs ) vs. ) Case John Stepp ) The defendant John Stepp according to law and appeared in Court. It is ordered by the court that he be permitted to Swear (hard to read) to said Schedule agreeable & that he be discharged. |
| 2482 | I1692 | 1930 Census Records, St. Clair Co, O'Fallon, IL Joseph Meyer, 43 years old, born in Ger, parents born in Germany, came to US in 1909 Magdelen, 32, born in IL, parents born in IL Pauline, 10, born in IL Joseph H, 2.5, born in IL |
| 2483 | I16920 | Farms the home farm. They live south of Nashville, Illinois. |
| 2484 | I16921 | Works for Freeburg Transfer Inc., Nashville, Illinois. |
| 2485 | I16922 | Lived on a farm near Okawville, Illinois, 5 years until his death. |
| 2486 | I16929 | Live at Chester, Illinois. |
| 2487 | I16936 | Farms in the Okawville, Illinois area. |
| 2488 | I1694 | 1930 Census Record, Chicago, IL Laverne Sonnenberg, 27 years old, born IL, parents born IL, roomer, shipping clerk, paint factory. Laverne had red hair. |
| 2489 | I1695 | Cherokee County Georgia Land Records (page 60) Book G, Pages 215-217 SHERIFF SALE dated Cherokee County 10-Jun-1844 recorded 02-Jul-1844 from Joshua Roberts, Sheriff to Lemuel Mansell. In consideration of the sum of $6 conveys all that tract of land known as Land Lot 622, 21st District, 2nd Section. Sold to the highest bidder on 07-May-1844 by order of the Justices Court of Cherokee County in favor of "the officers of court" of the 817th G.M. District against John McMahan in a case brought by John McMahan against William Radwell. Signed: Joshua Roberts, Sheriff. Witness: James Jordan and D.H. Bird, J.IC. **Note** John Stapp - Constable of Cherokee County. **Note** Isaac McWhorton - Signed receipt for John Stapp. **Note** Lemuel Mansell - "who has the contral" and received the money. **Note** The amount of $6 is the correct amount stated in the deed. (The above land record is used to prove that John Stapp was a constable of Cherokee County, Georgia. It is unknown as to what time period he served.) Book F, Pages 405-406 Deed date Cherokee County 22-Oct-1842, recorded 21-Dec-1842 from Joshua Bradford of Gwinnett County to Birdwell Hill of Cherokee County. In consideration of the sum of $35 conveys all that tract of land known as Land Lot 322, 21st District, 2nd Section. Signed: Joshua Bradford. Testors: Jefferson Bradford and John Stepp. Sworn to in Cherokee County on 19-Nov-1842 by John Stepp before John R. Bates, J.P. (The John Stepp/Stapp listed in these land records could be either John Stepp, b. 1821, or his father, John Stepp b. 1785. It is probably the younger John though, due to the fact that the older John would be close to death by 1842 and 1844 (he died in 1845.) But it is possible that John Sr. was involved in politics of that time, so it is really unknown as to which John it really is! _________________ (I wasn't sure which John Stepp/Stapp this was, so I have included it with both John Sr. and John Jr.) Court December Term 1843 Wm J Winn heirs ) vs. ) Case John Stepp ) The defendant John Stepp according to law and appeared in Court. It is ordered by the court that he be permitted to Swear (hard to read) to said Schedule agreeable & that he be discharged. _________________ Pages 26 & 27 The State of Alabama } To Hon Irby Woolly, Judge of Probate Court in & for said County the petition of Emily E.A. Stapp showeth that Benjm. F Stapp an infant St. Clair County } under the age of fourteen years. Child an heir at law of John Stapp Dec'd who has property coming to him to the amount of about two hundred dollars your petition further showeth that there is no Guardian for said Benjm. F. Stapp & she prays to be appointed to that office. September 23 day A.D. 1850. Emily E.A. Stapp The State of Alabama } Know all men by these presents that we Emily E.A. Stapp, Green B. St. Clair County } Taylor are held & firmly bound unto Irby Woolly Judge of the Probate Court & his successors in office in the personal sum of five hundred dollars for the payment of which will & truly to be made we (?) ourselves, our heirs, executors & administrators jointly & bound firmly by these presents signed & sealed the 23 day of Sept 1858. The condition of the above obligation is such that the above bound Emily E.A. Stapp has this day been appointed Guardian of Benjm. F. Stapp minor. If the said Emily E.A. Stapp shall will & duly discharge all the duties that are or may be required of her by law as such Guardian then is obligation to be null and void…to remain in full force & virtue. Signed and sealed the day & years above written Emily E.A. Stapp (seal) in presence of Irby Woolley Green B. Taylor (seal) |
| 2490 | I16956 | Emma lives in New Minden, Illinois, and still works part-time in her brother's store. Not married. (1972) |
| 2491 | I16957 | Carl was a construction worker in the Carlyle area. He was a veteran of W. W. I with overseas service. They lived in Carlyle, Illinois. |
| 2492 | I16959 | Hedwig is Postmaster of New Minden, Illinois. |
| 2493 | I1696 | Name Age Occupation Birthplace Harmon Stapp 47 years Farmer Burke Co, N.C. Taken from book, 1864 Census for Reorganizing the Georgia Militia, Page 240 (Forsyth County), Abstracted & Compiled by Nancy J. Cornell ___________________ Armstrong's Co., 4th Georgia Cavalry - State Guards Stapp, Harmon Private Appears on Company Muster-In Roll of the organization named above. Roll dated Ami, August 25, 1863 Enlisted Aug 4, 1863 at Ami, Forsyth County, Georgia RECORD OF EVENTS OF HARMON STAPP'S SERVICE WITH THE 4TH GEORGIA CAVALRY - STATE GUARDS 1863, Aug 4 Enlisted at Ami, Forsyth County, Georgia 1862, Aug 31 Appears on Company Muster-In Roll as "Present. Valuation in dollars: Horse $300; horse equipments $20. Remarks: Xx name appears as Harmon Stebb" ___________________ Staff, Harman Hall County, GA 554 Military District 2nd Lieutenant, Mar 23, 1864 ___________________ Stapp, Harmon Forsyth County See 39th Senatorial District Ga Militia District #841 ___________________ According to the 1870 Agricultural Special Census (#3) of Gwinnett County, Georgia, Harmon Stapp owned 45 acres of improved land, 40 acres of woodland, and 30 acres of other unimproved land, $50 worth of farming implements and machinery, 1 horse, 2 milk cows, and 1 other cattle, 18 sheep, 3 swine, 40 bushel of winter wheat, 50 bushel of Indian corn, 15 bushel of oats, 20 lbs of wool, 25 bushel of sweet potatoes, 50 lbs of butter, 50 lbs of honey, $15 of forest products, and $150 value in home manufacture. In all his farm was worth $500. ___________________ INDIGENT PENSION 1900 Harmon Stapp County: Gwinnett Power Of Attorney State of Georgia, Gwinnett County I, Harmon Stapp, hereby authorize WW Young of Buford, GA to receive and receipt for the pension allowed, and requestthat he remit same to me at Buford by cash. Witness my hand and seal this 23 day of Jan 1900. (signed) Harmon Stapp Executed in the presence of John P Webb, Ordinary State of Georgia, Gwinnett County Harmon Stapp of said State and County, desiring to avail himself of the Pension Act (Section 1254, Code), hereby submits his proofs, and after being duly sworn true answers to make to the following questions, deposes and answers as follows: WHAT IS YOUR NAME? Harmon Stapp in Gwinnett County, Georgia, Buford P.O. HOW LONG AND SINCE WHEN HAVE YOU BEEN A RESIDENT OF THIS STATE? Since 1819 all of my life. WHEN AND WHERE WERE YOU BORN? in 1819 in NC WHEN AND WHERE AND IN WHAT COMPANY AND REGIMENT DID YOU ENLIST OR SERVE? in July 1864 in Co K, 30 Regt Ga Vols. HOW LONG DID YOU REMAIN IN SUCH COMPANY AND REGIMENT? About 8 months in same Co and Regt FOR HOW LONG A PERIOD DID YOU DISCHARGE REGULAR MILITARY DUTY? About 8 months WHEN, WHERE AND UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES WERE YOU DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE? In April 1865 at the surrender at Macon, Ga and was honorably discharged. WHAT IS YOUR PRESENT OCCUPATION? Nothing. HOW MUCH CAN YOU EARN (GROSS) PER ANNUM BY YOUR OWN EXERTIONS OR LABOR? Nothing. WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR OCCUPATION SINCE 1865? Farming and Blacksmith when able. UPON WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING GROUNDS DO YOU BASE YOUR APPLICATION FOR PENSION, VIZ: FIRST, "AGE AND POVERTY" SECOND, "INFIRMITY AND POVERTY" OR THIRD, "BLINDNESS AND POVERTY?" Age and poverty. STATE HOW LONG YOU HAVE BEEN IN SUCH CONDITION THAT YOU COULD NOT EARN YOU SUPPORT? I am old and not able to get about without help. I am 81 years of age and have nothing to live on. Not able to do any work in 5 years. WHAT POVERTY, EFFECTS OR INCOME DO YOU POSSESS, AND ITS GROSS VALUE? Nothing. WHAT PROPERTY, EFFECTS OR INCOME DID YOU POSSESS 1894 - 1899, AND WHAT DISPOSITION, IF ANY DID YOU MAKE THE SAME? Nothing. I have libed in Hall County til 1897 since that time have lived in Gwinnett County. HOW WERE YOU SUPPORTED DURING THE YEARS 1898 AND 1899? by the help of my children. WHAT PORTION DID YOU CONTRIBUTE THERETO BY YOUR OWN LABOR OR INCOME? he swares he does not know he contributed any. WHAT WAS YOUR EMPLOYMENT DURING 1898 AND 1899? not able to do anything thing and had no income. HAVE YOU A FAMILY? IF SO, WHO COMPOSES SUCH FAMILY? I have a wife, she is supported help of children. No homestead. ARE YOU RECEIVING ANY PENSION? none Sworn to and subscribed before me on the 23 January 1900. John P Webb. (signed) Harmon Stapp State of Georgia, Gwinnett County Personally came before me WW Power, M.D. and W.J. Rowe, M.D. both known to me as reputable physicians of said County, who, being severally sworn, say on oath that they have examined carefully Harmon Stapp, applicant for pension under Section 1254, Code, and after such personal examination say that his precise physical condition is as follows: "Very old and infirm almost entirely deaf, almost demented, suffering severe pain in right side supposed to be due to horse kick in time of Confederate War. 23 January 1900, John P Webb. State of Georgia, Gwinnett County J.B. Wright of the State and County, having been presented as a witness in support of the applicant of Harmon Stapp for pension, and after being duly sworn true answers to make the following questions, deposes and answers as follows: WHAT IS YOUR NAME AND WHERE DO YOU RESIDE? J.B. Wright. I live in Gwinnett County, Georgia. ARE YOU AQUAINTED WITH HARMON STAPP, THE APPLICANT? AND FOR HOW LONG? Yes, have known him ever since the war 1864. WHERE DOES HE RESIDE AND HOW LONG AND SINCE WHEN HAS HE BEEN A RESIDENT OF THE STATE? in Gwinnett County Ga in Ga ever since the war. WHEN, WHERE AND IN WHAT COMPANY AND REGIMENT DID HE ENLIST, AND HOW DO YOU KNOW? July 1864 in Co K 30 Regt Ga Vols. I was with him. WERE YOU A MEMBER OF THE SAME COMPANY AND REGIMENT? yes. HOW LONG DID HE PERFORM REGULAR MILITARY DUTY AND WHAT DO YOU KNOW OF HIS CONFEDERATE SERVICE, AND THE TIME AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF HIS DISCHARGE? About 8 months in said Co & Regt and was discharged at Macon in April 1865 by the surrender he was a faithful soldier. I was with him. WHAT PROPERTY, EFFECTS OR INCOME HAS THE APPLICANT? Nothing. I live near him and personally know that he has nothing. WHAT PROPERTY DID THE APPLICANT HAVE IN 1896 - 1899? Nothing, had nothing in those years. HAS HE CONVEYED AWAY ANY OF HIS PROPERTY IN THE LAST YEARS? He has conveyed away nothing in these years. WHAT IS THE APPLICANT'S OCCUPATION AND PHYSICAL CONDITION? He does nothing. He is not able to do any work of any sort. IS THE APPLICANT UNABLE TO SUPPORT HIMSELF BY LABOR OF ANY SORT, IF SO, WHY? He is unable to support himself at any work or calling on account of his age. HOW WAS HE SUPPORTED DURING THE YEARS 1898 & 1899? His children have supported him for 5 years totally at their own expense. WHAT PORTION OF HIS SUPPORT FOR THESE TWO YEARS WAS DERIVED FROM HIS OWN LABOR OR INCOME? None. GIVE A FULL AND COMPLETE STATEMENT OF THE APPLICANT'S PHYSICAL CONDITION THAT ENTITLES HIM TO A PENSION. he is old and not able to work at anything and was a faithful soldier in the Confederate War. Sworn and subscribed before me, this 23 January 1900. J.B. Webb. J.B. (his X mark) Wright, witness. ___________________ CONFEDERATE WIDOW'S PENSION APPLICATION OF AMANDA STAPP, WIFE OF HARMON STAPP State of Alabama Dekalb County Schedule of Property filed with the Application for Pension By Amanda Stapp Real Estate: None Description of Improvements thereon: No Property of any description Personal Property: None Personally appeared before me J. W. Hall, a justice of the peace in and for said State and County, Amanda Stapp who, being duly sworn deposes and says that the foregoing schedule embraces all the property owned by himself and wife, and that the valuation as fixed is a fair and just value thereof. Amanda (her X mark) Stapp 2 July 1910 JW Hall Justice of the Peace --------------- The State of Alabama ) De Kalb County ) This day comes John R. Jones and being first duly sworn, deposes and says that he saw the birth record made in the family bible of Mrs. Amanda Stapp, and the said record he found record, Amanda Stapp was borned on the 22 day of July 1830, and he further says that he believes Mrs. Stapp to be the age she represents herself to be. Sworn and subscribed before me this 2 day of Aug. 1910 Jas. A. Croley John R. Jones Judge of Probate --------------- 31367 Class No. 4 Application of Mrs. Amanda Stapp of the County of Dekalb Report of the County Board. We, the undersigned members of the pension Board of Examiners for the County of Dekalb, hereby certify that we have examined the within application by law and directed and we find that said application should ___ be granted, and the applicant be placed in Class 4. W.E. Quinn J.R. Jones 10 August 1910 --------------- State of Alabama In the matter of Mrs. Amanda Stapp, Pensioner, to the Honorable, The State Board of Pension Examiners: The above named pensioner was duly cited to appear within twenty days from the 1 day of April, 1914, and on the __ day of __, 19__ did appear and made the following defense or explanation fo the charge against him, or her deceased husband. (Handwritten note) Mrs. Stapp has failed to appear after she motioned, and I refuse(?) that she is not eligible to a pension. 7 May 1914 F. S. Ferguson --------------- 7/10/14 Hon F. S. Ferguson Sir: I am the widow of harmon Stapp, and I have used every means in my power to find one of his comrades. i have been unable to do so, & I believe them all to be either dead or removed away to posts within (?). I was placed in the Pensions Reel (?) at Lawrenceville -Ga- about 8 - 10 years ago and drew a pension as the Wid of Harmon Stapp Co - B 43rd Ga Infty. I removed to Ala & my pension (?) on Ap 1st 1914- I was (?) that my husband's name was not in the rolls in Co B 43 Ga. I have been sick and had measles(?) - for 5 yearsI have no means of my (?) of what my friends and children furnish. I am in need & mayor's(?) consent help - being unable to write as my self - I am wishing to testify (?) that my husband, served 4 years in the Confederate Army & that 10 days before the war ended he came home on furlough in a crippled condition & before his furlough ended, the war ended. & I write to ask a reconsideration of my claim as I learn that I have been out off the rolls. I am totally unable to appear bef Wilmer A. E. acker Amanda (her X mark) Stapp R.F.D. No 3 PO Albertville |
| 2494 | I1696 | Listed as farmer on census records, came to the US in 1867. Is first found on the 1870 census records for St. Clair Co, IL living with several other male farmers. Martin is seen on the census records for Clinton Co, IL in 1900, he is living with his wife sons John, Laurence, Adam and Christian and his daughter Rosa. His other daughter, Christina, may have married by then and Mary and Emily had married the Sonnenberg brothers before 1900. Martin is found on the 1880 census records in Clinton Co, Sugar Creek, living with most of his children and farming. |
| 2495 | I16961 | William worked as a plasterer and bricklayer. |
| 2496 | I16962 | Homer is a farmer, plasterer and bricklayer. |
| 2497 | I16963 | Oliver graduated from Washington U., St. Louis, June 1950, with a B.S. in business Administration. He served in the U.S. Army from March 1941 - March 1946, during W. W. II, in Coast Artillery and Transportation Corps in the U.S. and European Theatres. Attained the rank of Capt. T.C. Served in the Active Reserve from 1946-1950 and was recalled to active duty at the start of the Korean Conflict, serving in the U.S. and Pacific theatre until 1952. They now live in St. Louis, where he is an office manager. From "Hoffmans 1662 - 1972" Compiled by Bernice Reinhardt |
| 2498 | I16964 | Roscoe served in the U.S. Army during W. W. II and was for a time stationed in France. He attained the rank of Corporal. Now works as a carpenter. |
| 2499 | I16965 | Gene attended Sanford-Brown Business College, St. Louis, and Washsington U., graduating in 1950 with a B.S. in business administration. He spent 3 years in the U.S. Navy (1943-46), attaining the rank of Pharmacist Mate 2nd Class. They lived from 1956-1963 in Morris Co., N.J., and now live in San Rafael, California. He is employed as Secretary fo Systems & Procedures by Fireman's Fund American Insurance Co., San Francisco. Is a member of International Association for Systems Management. |
| 2500 | I16966 | William is president of Hodges Chile Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. |
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