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Information from Charles E. Phillips, timp@primenet.com Aug. 14, 1998.
"Ancestors of Comfort Stansbury"
INFORMATION FROM HELEN BURGESS ON JAN 31, 1998.
"Ancestors of Comfort Stansbury"
Cesander "Cassandra" Stansbury-495
INFORMATION FROM HELEN BURGESS ON JAN 31, 1998.
"Ancestors of Comfort Stansbury"
Information from Charles E. Phillips, timp@primenet.com Aug. 14, 1998.
Charles lists another child named Arabella and says there may have been more children.
Information from Charles E. Phillips, timp@primenet.com Aug. 14, 1998.
INFORMATION FROM HELEN BURGESS ON JAN 31, 1998.
INFORMATION FROM HELEN BURGESS ON JAN 31, 1998.
INFORMATION FROM HELEN BURGESS ON JAN 31, 1998
INFORMATION FROM HELEN BURGESS ON JAN 31, 1998.
Information from Charles E. Phillips, timp@primenet.com Aug. 14, 1998.
Tobias name was spelled Starnborough. Lots of notes on Tobias (land, inventory, other) in the document "Ancestors of Comfort Stansbury"
Information from Charles E. Phillips, timp@primenet.com Aug. 14, 1998.
INFORMATION FROM HELEN BURGESS ON JAN 31, 1998.
INFORMATION FROM JAN PHILLIPS AUGUST 1998.
Information from Charles E. Phillips, timp@primenet.com Aug. 14, 1998.
Information from Charles E. Phillips, timp@primenet.com Aug. 14, 1998.
INFORMATION FROM JANICE WHITLOCK.
DIED OF CANCER.
LIVED IN BALTIMORE MARYLAND.
HAD HER SON GENE JORDAN BEFORE SHE WAS MARRIED.
INFORMATION FROM JANICE WHITLOCK
INFORMATION FROM GREG WHITLOCK
INFORMATION FROM GREG WHITLOCK
INFORMATION FROM GREG WHITLOCK
John Medley was a farmer according to 1850 Kanawha County Virginia Annotated census. Information from LDS records.
Information from LDS records.
Information from 1850 Kanawha County Virginia Annotated census.
Information from 1850 Kanawha County Virginia Annotated census.
Information from 1850 Kanawha County Virginia Annotated census.
Information from 1850 Kanawha County Virginia Annotated census.
Information from 1850 Kanawha County Virginia Annotated census.
John Smith Sr. came from Edinburgh, Scotland in 1857 on the ship Tuscarora. He settled in Little Washington, Pennsylvania, then Charlottesville, Virginia. He moved to Marmet, Kanawha County, which was once known as Brownstown. Information from Katie Taylor.
Information from Katie Taylor.
DIED AT AN EARLY AGE.
BURIED NEAR PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
INFORMATION FROM KATIE TAYLOR.
NEVER MARRIED.
INFORMATION FROM KATIE TAYLOR.
Appears on 1800 and 1810 Gallia County Ohio Census but not 1820. Information from Charles Talbert.
Information from Charles Talbert.
Information from Sandy Fowler Edwards.
Information from Sandy Fowler Edwards.
William Leftwich Childress-171
Information from the 1880 Washington Distric, Kanawha County Census records show William was a farmer, his brother Tillman B. Childress (b. 1857) lived with him as did Tillmans son Smith Gibbie (Name is in question)b. 1875. Also a housekeeper named Ortez, Elizabeth age 20 lived in Williams home.
According to Alice Bowman Gillenwater, W.L. always wore a white button down shirt with sleeve garters and a black bow-tie.
Enlisted in the 7th WV Calvary CO. L. on Mar 31, 1864 as a private and was discharged on Aug 1, 1865 as a Corporal. Also is listed as a Private in the Kanawha County Scouts under Captian Robert Brook Company, age 18. Rolled date: September 26, 1864, enrolled: Jan. 27, 1864 in Kanawha County for 1 year, Mustered in Jan. 27, 1864. Volunteered in US service March 25, 1864, enlisted in US service Jan. 27, 1864.
William was buried on Oct 3 1931 as stated on a document from the Bartlett Brothers Funeral Home of Saint Albans burial expenses document.
William died of Ilia-Colitis. He had suffered from Kidney Heart and stomach trouble, Piles, bladder cystitis, Rheumatism and was hearing impaired according to Dr. C.B. Cann of Olcott, Dec 7, 1921. He claimed to start having Rheuatism problems during the raid on Lynchburg Va. in 1864.
William was about 6 feet tall, weighed about 180 pounds, blue-grey eyes and light hair according to military records.
FROM THE 1880 WASHINGTON DISTRIC KANAWHA COUNTY CENSUS RECORDS.
INFORMATION FROM STEVE AND KIM CHILDRESS ON MARCH 5, 1998.