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John married Minnie E Stoy, daughter of John Smith Stoy and Mary Ellen Wingate, on 29 June 1898 at Cook Co, Illinois.^1,2

Mary A Agin was born in November 1865 at Pennsylvania.^1,2

Mary married Frank Hooper, son of Charles Hooper and Katherine Stoy, between 1885 and 1886.¹ Mary A Agin appeared on the 1900 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Frank Hooper; both her children were alive in 1900; Household: Frank Hooper (36), Mary A (wif - 34), Mary E (dau - 13), Frances (dau - 5), and Elizabeth C Agin (mil - 62), residing at 2626 North Hutchinson Street, Philadelphia, 19^th Ward, where Frank was a bookkeeper for a blanket company and he rented his home.² Mary A Agin appeared on the 1910 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Frank Hooper; both her children were alive in 1910; Household: Frank Hooper (46), Mary A (wif - 44), Frances (dau - 15), and Elizabeth C Agin (mil - 72), residing at 2626 Hutchinson Street, Philadelphia, 19^th Ward, where Frank was a bookkeeper for a horse blanket company and he rented his home.¹

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 14 January 1920. Household: Mary A Hooper (54), Walter Layer (sil - 26), Frances Layer (dau - 25), Walter Layer (grson - 3&3/12), Frank Layer (grson - 11/12), and Elizabeth C Agin (mother - 82), residing at 3849 8^th Street, Philadelphia, 43^rd Ward, where Mary A was an inspectress of storage batteries.³ Mary A Agin appeared on the 1930 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Walter Layer, her son-in-law; she was widowed; Household: Walter Layer (37), Francis (wif - 35), Walter (son - 13), Frank (son - 11), William (son - 4), and Mary Hooper (mil - 65), residing at 1905A Plymouth Street, Philadelphia, 42^nd Ward, where Walter was a sheet metal worker who owned his home valued at $5,975 and had a radio.⁴

Vetallean Lena Ahrens was born in February 1847 at Canada.² She immigrated in 1864, (the 1920 census stated 1885, which could not be correct.)^2,3

Vetallean married John W Stoy, son of John William Stoy and Harriett Clifton, between 1874 and 1875.^1,2

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Saint Louis Co, Missouri, in the household of John W Stoy; Household: John W Stoy (29), Vetallean (wif - 33), and Marie Legault (boarder - 38), residing in Saint Louis where John W was a store clerk.¹ Vetallean Lena Ahrens appeared on the 1900 federal census of Saint Louis Co, Missouri, in the household of John W Stoy; her one child was deceased; Household: John W Stoy (49), Vetallean (wif - 53), Jesse A Miller (boarder - 34), Ella M Miller (niece - 31), Margurite Pollock (sil - 54), and Sadie Belle Archer (boarder - 18), residing at 5839 Old Manchester Road, Saint Louis, where John W was a foreman in a tobacco factory who owned his home with a mortgage.²

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Saint Louis Co, Missouri, in the household of John W Stoy; Household: John W Stoy (70) and Vetaline (wif - 71), residing at 5839 Southwest Avenue, St Louis, where John W was a hospital attendant who owned his home free of mortgage.³

Vetallean Lena Ahrens died on 4 July 1937 at age 90.⁴

Vetallean was buried at Memorial Park Cemetery, St Louis, Saint Louis Co, Missouri.⁴

Emma M Albertson was born between 1877 and 1878 at Iowa.¹

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Wayne Co, Iowa, in her parent's household; Household: George Albertson (46), Charlotte E (wif - 32), Emma M (dau - 2), and George Jr (son - 4/12), residing in Allerton town where George was a lawyer.¹

George Albertson was born between 1833 and 1834 at Ohio.¹

George married Charlotte Stoy, daughter of William Henry Stoy and Margaret Malinda Biggs, on 26 August 1874 at the residence of bride's parents, Bridgeport, Greene Co, Pennsylvania, (groom resided in Corydon, Wayne County, Iowa and bride in Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania.)^2,3

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Wayne Co, Iowa, enumerated July 1880. Household: George Albertson (46), Charlotte E (wif - 32), Emma M (dau - 2), and George Jr (son - 4/12), residing in Allerton town where George was a lawyer.¹

George Albertson Jr was born in January 1880 at Iowa.¹

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Wayne Co, Iowa, in his parent's household; Household: George Albertson (46), Charlotte E (wif - 32), Emma M (dau - 2), and George Jr (son - 4/12), residing in Allerton town where George was a lawyer.¹

Johanna Alford was born on 6 December 1893 at Indiana.^1,3

Johanna married Clarence Ray Stoy, son of George Mead Stoy and Mary Ragle, on 12 September 1915 at Daviess Co, Indiana.^4,5

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Hempstead Co, Arkansas, in the household of Clarence Ray Stoy; Household: Clarence Stoy (24), Joeanna (wif - 25), and Doris (dau - 2&0/12), residing in Ozan Township where Clarence was a farmer.¹

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of San Diego Co, California, in the household of Clarence Ray Stoy; Household: Clarence R Stoy (24), Johanna (wif - 26), Doris (dau - 12), Donald (son - 9), and Joe V Alford (roomer - 18), residing at 410 North Hill Street (rear), where Clarence R was a "signal maintainer" for a steam railroad.²

Her Social Security Number was 554-30-7885, issued before 1951 in California.⁶

Johanna Alford died on 17 March 1969 at Orange Co, California, at age 75³. She resided in Fullerton, Orange Co, California, at the time of her death.⁶

Edward Allman was born on 29 September 1822 at New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana.^6,2 He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Margaret Davis; he was a hatter.¹

Edward married Katherine "Kate" [-?-].⁴ Edward Allman appeared on the 1860 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Margaret Davis; he was a hatter; Household: Margaret Allman (67), Edward (38), Catherine (24), Matilda Stoy (40), William Stoy (19), Mary Stoy (17), and Edward Stoy (15), residing in 14^th Ward, division 2, where Margaret had personal property valued at $700.²

He appeared on the 1870 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 27 June 1870. Household: Eliza Wood (56), Joshua Given (carpenter - 33), Edward Allman (43), Cathrine (35), residing near 2008 Winter Street post office where Edward was a hatter with $300 in personal property.³

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated June 1880. Household: Edward Allman (58), Kate (wif - 46), and Sally Streeper (boarder - 26), residing in 15^th Ward, 17^th district, where Edward was a silk hatter, his father was born in Pennsylvania and his mother in England.⁴

He was mentioned in the obituary of Matilda Allman, as her brother (he is listed in the 1882 Philadelphia city directory, residing at 305 North 18^th Street), on 11 February 1882; 1882-02-11; Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer STOY - On the 8th instant, MATILDA, relict of the late William G Stoy. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this morning, at 10 o'clock, from the residence of her brother, No. 305 N Eighteenth street."⁷

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 2 June 1900. Household: Edward Altman (77) and Kate (wif - 65), residing at 1624 Parrish Street, Philadelphia 15^th Ward, where Edward was a hat finisher.⁵

Edward Allman died on 17 March 1909 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, at age 86.⁶

Edward was buried on 19 March 1909 at Mount Vernon Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.⁶

Joseph married Margaret Davis.

Matilda Allman was born between 1816 and 1817 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.^5,1

Matilda and Edward Allman are brother and sister based on 1880 census (mother born in England) and their sharing a household in the censuses of 1850 and 1860 - also, Matilda's youngest son Edward was possibly named for her brother. Margaret Allman is most likely a second wife of their father; hence, their step-mother. All of this needs better evidence.

Matilda married William G Stoy circa 1840.⁶

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Margaret Davis; Household: Margaret Allman (51), Edward Allman (24), Matilda Stoy (31), William Stoy (8), Mary Stoy (7), Edward Stoy (5), and William Stoy (41), residing in Spring Garden 4^th Ward.¹ Matilda Allman appeared on the 1860 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Margaret Davis; she was a dress maker; Household: Margaret Allman (67), Edward (38), Catherine (24), Matilda Stoy (40), William Stoy (19), Mary Stoy (17), and Edward Stoy (15), residing in 14^th Ward, division 2, where Margaret had personal property valued at $700.²

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 28 June 1870. Household: Matilda Stoy (50) and Mary (22), residing in 14^th Ward, 41^st division, where Matilda was a dress maker who had personal property valued at $200.³

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 6 June 1880. Household: Matilda Stoy (63), Mary D (dau - 36), and Ellen McNulty (servant - 17), residing at 1522 Opal Street, Philadelphia, 29^th Ward, where Matilda was a widow with a broncial disability - her father was born in Pennsylvania and her mother in England.⁴

Matilda Allman died on 8 February 1882 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania,⁵ and had the following medical condition noted at death: pulmonitis.⁵

Her obituary stated: 1882-02-11; Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer STOY - On the 8th instant, MATILDA, relict of the late William G Stoy. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this morning, at 10 o'clock, from the residence of her brother, No. 305 N Eighteenth street."⁶

Matilda was buried on 11 February 1882 at Mount Vernon Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.^5,6

Vernon Alspaugh was born between 1902 and 1903 at St George, Charlton Co, Georgia.¹

Vernon married Aleen Merritt, daughter of Madison Merritt and Alma Parker, on 6 June 1925 at Ingham Co, Michigan.¹ Vernon Alspaugh and Aleen Merritt were divorced.²

Marjorie R Alter was born on 12 September 1912 at Los Angeles Co, California.^3,1

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Los Angeles Co, California, in her mother's household; Household: Winifred Alter (26), Marjorie Alter (dau - 7), Dora E Stoy (moth - 50), Ethelyn Richardson (sis - 18), Alphonse Uzes (lodger - 23), and Fred T Benson (lodger - 43), residing at 1300 West 8^th Street, Los Angeles, where Winifred was a cashier in a confectionary store, rented her home and was divorced.¹ She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Los Angeles Co, California, in the household of Dora Elizabeth Bennett [her grandmother]; she was a saleswoman in a drug store; Household: Dora E Stoy (61), Abbie Rinaldo (dau - 41), Winifred Alter (dau - 27), Marjorie Alter (dau - 17), Ethel Peters (dau - 28), and John R Peters (son - 4), residing at the Proctor Hotel, 1300 West 8^th Street, Los Angeles, where Dora E was noted as widowed.²

[-?-] Alter was born at New York.¹

[-?-] married Winifred M Stoy, daughter of George McClellan Stoy and Dora Elizabeth Bennett, circa 1911.¹

Azell Anderson was born on 1 April 1906 at Silver City (near), Mills Co, Iowa.^1,4

Azell married first Earle G Stoy, son of Gustavus George Stoy and Margie [-?-], between 1925 and 1926.^2,5 Azell Anderson appeared on the 1930 federal census of Hughes Co, South Dakota, in the household of Earle G Stoy; she was a teacher in a public school; Household: Earle G Stoy (23) and Azell A (wif - 23), residing in Harrold town where Earle G was a teacher in a public school who rented his home for $20/month and did not have a radio.²

Azell married second Fred S Hanna.¹ Azell Anderson appeared on the 1940 federal census of Guthrie Co, Iowa, in the household of Earle G Stoy; she had completed four years of college; Household: Earle Stoy (33), Azell (wif - 33), Donna Lee (dau - 7), Margie Kay (dau - 1), and Doris Rasmussen (maid - 18), residing in Guthrie Center where Earle was associate editor of a newspaper, owned his home valued at $2,500, had lived in the same house in 1935 and had completed four years of college.³

Her Social Security Number was 505-30-1249, issued before 1951 in Nebraska.⁴

Azell Anderson died on 14 July 1996 at age 90⁴. She resided in Tucson, Pima Co, Arizona, at the time of her death.⁴

Her obituary stated: "Hanna, Azell Anderson Stoy, was born on April 1, 1906 on a family farm near Silver City, Iowa. Second eldest, Azell at age 12 and her sister (13) took over raising four younger siblings when their mother died. Such rigors in an age before indoor plumbing, electricity or automobiles may have helped form her strong lifetime work ethics. In addition, her quick and curious mind and desire for education were encouraged by her father Israel. At a time when few women even attended college, she graduated from the University of Iowa. There she met and married Earle G Stoy and the couple had two daughters. Major Stoy was killed in the WWII. After supporting herself and daughters for several years with her teaching and writing skills, she married Army Officer Fred S Hanna, thus acquiring a third loving daughter. During Col Hanna’s active duty years the family lived in several states, Austria, Germany and Italy where Azell both studied the languages and cultures and continued teaching. When Col Hanna chose Tucson for retirement Mrs Hanna returned to formal education, receiving a Masters in Remedial Reading from the University of Arizona. She worked in Tucson Public Schools and privately tutored youngsters with reading problems. One grateful mother wrote her: I want you to know how very much I appreciate the work you did with M. in special reading. He now has confidence in himself and his abilities. To you, perhaps, he was one child in a long string of children who needed a little extra help and encouragement to succeed; but you made a big difference in his life, and because I love him, in mine. Thank you very much for helping him to become again a happy confident child. Well into her 80?s Azell continued new learning (taking Spanish and organ lessons), physical activities (walking three miles a day) and community involvement as a TMC volunteer, member of PEO, Eastern Star, and the Rincon Congregational Church. Azell was proud that all 13 of her grandchildren, following her bent have graduated from college. She is also survived by 11 great-grandchildren; by daughters, Donna Lee Boies and her husband Robert of Washington, DC, Margie K Stoy of Boise, ID, Fredericka S Thielen of Tucson; sister, Iona Gruenau of Owasso, OK. . . ."¹

Ethel B Anderson was born on 4 June 1890 at Indiana.^3,2

Ethel married Edmund Hurley Stoy, son of Lewis A Stoy and Maggie Hurley, on 5 October 1912 at Floyd Co, Indiana, (a second entry had 5 Oct 1913.)^4,2

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Harrison Co, Indiana, in the household of Edmund Hurley Stoy; Household: Edmund H Stoy (27), Ethel B (wif - 29), Louis A (son - 3&6/12), Evan H (son - 2), and Nelson Verick ([?] - 14), residing on Corydon and Palmyra Road, Harrison Township where Edmund H was a farmer who owned his farm.¹

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Harrison Co, Indiana, in the household of Edmund Hurley Stoy; Household: Edmond H Stoy (37), Ethel B (wif - 39), Louis A (son - 13), Edmond H (son - 12), and Bernice Harrol (serv - 21), residing on Highway 35 [Old Highway 135], Harrison Township, where Edmond H was a farmer who owned his farm.² Ethel B Anderson was listed in the WWII draft registration record of Edmund Hurley Stoy on 27 April 1942; where he lived at 1015 S Tompkins, Shelbyville and worked for the Board of Health of Indianapolis. He named Ethel B Stoy of the same address as a person who would know his name; 6', 175 pounds, sallow complexion, had gray eyes and gray hair.⁵

Her Social Security Number was 315-16-5868, issued before 1951 in Indiana.³

Ethel B Anderson died on 23 March 1973 at age 82.^3,6

Ethel was buried at Fairview Cemetery, New Albany, Floyd Co, Indiana.⁶

Granville Roscoe Anderson was born on 7 February 1891 at Bloomfield, Greene Co, Indiana.^1,2

Granville married Carrie Eleanor Stoy, daughter of Lewis A Stoy and Maggie Hurley, on 10 June 1915 at New Albany, Floyd Co, Indiana.^1,3

Granville registered for the World War I Selective Service Draft on 5 June 1917 in Franklin Township, Floyd Co, Indiana, where he lived and worked as a farmer. He had a wife and child; tall, medium build, had grey eyes and black hair.² He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Floyd Co, Indiana, in the household of Lewis A Stoy, his father-in-law; he worked at a bus line; Household: Louis A Stoy (50), Maggie (wif - 48), Roscoe Anderson (sil - 28), Eleanor Anderson (dau - 29), Richard Anderson (grson - 3&8/12), and Bernice Herroll ([?] - 11), residing in New Albany city where Louis A was an owner of a bus line who owned his farm.¹

Mary Elizabeth Anderson was born between 1835 and 1836 at Tennessee.²

Mary married Lewis W Stoy, son of Peter Stoy and Mary E Wicks.⁴

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Galveston Co, Texas, in the household of Lewis W Stoy; Household: L W Stoy (30), Mary (24), Armon (4), and Henry (2), residing in Galveston Island where L W was a clerk with real estate valued at $2,000 and personal property at $500.¹ Mary Elizabeth Anderson appeared on the 1870 federal census of Spotsylvania Co, Virginia, in the household of Lewis W Stoy; she had real estate valued at $3,000; Household: Lewis W Stoy (40), Mary E (34), Armon M (13), Henry E (10), Mattie A (8), Hettie E (6), Carrie L (3), Lewis (1), and Albert Hicks (45), residing in Cortland Township, Fredericksburg post office, where Lewis W was a farmer and had personal property valued at $500.²

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Floyd Co, Indiana, in the household of Lewis W Stoy; Household: Louis W Stoy (51), Mary (46), M Armon (dau - 22), Edmund (son - 21), Hettie (dau - 16), Carrie (dau - 13), Louis (son - 10), and William (son - 7), residing in New Albany 5^th Ward where Louis W was a bookkeeper.³

Mary Elizabeth Anderson died on 17 December 1899 at Floyd Co, Indiana.^4,5

Mary was buried on 19 December 1899 at Fairview Cemetery, New Albany, Floyd Co, Indiana.⁶

Pet Minerva Anderson was born between 1869 and 1870 at Pennsylvania.¹

Pet married first G T Bell in 1891.²

Pet married second Garrison L Stoy, son of Garrison Stoy and Rachel Lee, in 1900 (1908-9 based on 1910 census.)^2,1

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Atascosa Co, Texas, enumerated 16 April 1910. Household: P M Stoy (40) and Gordon H [Bell] (son - 16), residing in justice precinct 6 where P M was a farmer and had been married twice with her one child alive in 1910.¹

Pet Minerva Anderson died on 23 August 1939 at Rossville, Atascosa Co, Texas.³

Pet was buried at Anchorage Methodist Church Cemetery, Anchorage, Atascosa Co, Texas.^3,2

Richard Anderson was born in May 1916 at Indiana.¹ He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Floyd Co, Indiana, in the household of Lewis A Stoy, his grandfather; Household: Louis A Stoy (50), Maggie (wif - 48), Roscoe Anderson (sil - 28), Eleanor Anderson (dau - 29), Richard Anderson (grson - 3&8/12), and Bernice Herroll ([?] - 11), residing in New Albany city where Louis A was an owner of a bus line who owned his farm.¹

A J Angle was born at Georgia.¹

A married Mary D [-?-].¹

Mary Maude Angle was born between 1885 and 1886 at Winsboro, Wood Co, Texas.^3,2

Mary married Guy Everett Stoy, son of Henry Edmund Stoy, between 1907 and 1908.³ Mary Maude Angle appeared on the 1910 federal census of Freestone Co, Texas, in the household of Guy Everett Stoy; she had no children; Household: Guy E Stoy (25) and Maude (wif - 24), residing on Headlee Road, Teague Heights, where Guy E was a machinist for a railroad shop.³ Mary Maude Angle was listed in the WWI draft registration record of Guy Everett Stoy on 12 September 1918; where he lived and worked as a locomotive machinist for the Southern Pacific Railroad. He named Mary Maud Stoy of 6719 Sherman Street, Houston, as nearest relative; medium height, medium build, had blue eyes and brown hair.⁵

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Harris Co, Texas, in the household of Guy Everett Stoy; Household: Guy E Stoy (35), Maud M (wif - 39), Harry E (son - 9), Mary D Angle (mil - 56), and Louis R McQuiddy (cous - 26), residing at 2220 Canal Street, Houston, 2^nd Ward, where Guy E ran a supply company on his own account.¹

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Harris Co, Texas, in the household of Guy Everett Stoy; Household: Guy E Stoy (45), Mary M (wif - 46), Harry E (son - 19), and Mary M Angle (mil - 67), residing at 4717 Woodside Street, Houston, where Guy E was a vice-president of a building materials company who owned his home valued at $7,500 and had a radio.⁴

She was divorced at time of death.²

Mary Maude Angle died on 26 March 1938 at Houston, Harris Co, Texas.²

Mary was buried on 27 March 1938 at Restland Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas Co, Texas.^2,6

[-?-] married Emma Jane Stoy, daughter of Joseph M Stoy and Mary Jane Etchie.¹

Peggy Wiffin Athroll was born on 22 August 1930 at Ipswich, Suffolk, England.¹

Peggy married Bruce Charles Stoy, son of George Francis Stoy and Grace M Johnston.²

She was mentioned in the obituary of Bruce Charles Stoy, as his wife, on 24 September 1977; "Bruce Charles Stoy, 47, of 21 Marion St, died Thursday morning at Shaw AFB Regional Hospital. He was born in Ashville, Pa, the son of Mrs Grace J Stoy and the late George Stoy. He was retired from the Air Force and a veteran of the Korean and Vietnam wars. Surviving are his mother, his wife, Peggy Wiffin Stoy of the home; three sons, Richard Douglas Stoy of Columbia, Larry Charles Stoy and James Francis Stoy of Sumter, a daughter, Debbie Grace Stoy, five brothers, Thomas Stoy of Patton, Pa, Raymond Stoy of Altoona, Pa, Jack Stoy of Hastings, Pa, Joe Stoy of Fort Walton Beach, Fla and Pete Stoy of Ashville, Pa, five sister, Miss Tessie Stoy and Mrs Ann Wagner of Ashville, Pa, Mrs Nancy Fogel of Elsworth AFB, SD, Mrs Peggy Wagner of Fallentimber, Pa and Mrs Sandri Trinkley of Pattan, Pa, and a number of nieces and nephews. . . ."³

Peggy Wiffin Athroll died on 16 July 2003 at Waccamaw Community Hospital, Murrells Inlet, Georgetown Co, South Carolina, at age 72.¹

Her obituary stated: "Peggy W Stoy, age 72, of Offshore Drive, died Wednesday, July 16, 2003, at Waccamaw Community Hospital. Born Aug 22, 1930, in Ipswich, England, she was the daughter of the late Ernest William and Hettie Rosette Mayes Athroll. She was preceded in death by her husband, Bruce Charles Stoy, in 1977 and one brother, Raymond Athroll. Surviving are three sons, Richard D and his wife, Ji Young, of Korea, Larry C and his wife, Liz, of Sumter, James F Stoy of Columbia; one daughter, Debbie G Stoy of Garden City Beach; five grandchildren, Charles Bruce Stoy, Jami Marie Stoy, Jasmyn Grace Stoy, Jennifer Michele Stoy, Jeremy Richard Stoy; and five brothers, Dick, George, Eric, Jack and David. . . ."¹

Peggy was buried on 18 July 2003 at Florence National Cemetery, Florence, Florence Co, South Carolina, (plot 249-B.)^1,4

Lila married Fred C Stoy, son of John C Stoy and Hester Jane Kelly, on 3 May 1933 at Chautauqua Co, Kansas.¹

[-?-] married Alvina Lang, daughter of Julius Lang and Carrie Luth.¹

Nancy married Nelson Reed Owen on 25 November 1813.¹

Mary married Andrew Lantz.¹

David Baird was born between 1838 and 1839 at Ireland.¹

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Camden Co, New Jersey, enumerated 21 April 1910. Household: David Baird (71), David Baird Jr (son - 38), Chas Lee (bil - 72), Mary Lee (sil - 78), Fredk S Fox (sil - 46), Mary B Fox (dau - 38), David Baird Fox (grson - 9), Mary E King (serv - 25), Edward Atkinson (yardman - 22), and Mary Mahoney (waitress - 20), residing in Camden 2^nd Ward where David worked in lumber.¹

Mary Baird was born in August 1871 at Pennsylvania.²

Mary married Frederick Stoy Fox, son of George William Fox and Jane Joyce Stoy, between 1897 and 1898.² Mary Baird appeared on the 1900 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Frederick Stoy Fox; she had no children in 1900; Household: Frederick Fox (38), Mary (wif - 28), Henry Story (uncle - 72), and Jane Fox (moth - 65), residing in 26^th Ward where Frederick was a real estate agent.² Mary Baird appeared on the 1910 federal census of Camden Co, New Jersey, in her father's household; one of her three children was alive in 1910; Household: David Baird (71), David Baird Jr (son - 38), Chas Lee (bil - 72), Mary Lee (sil - 78), Fredk S Fox (sil - 46), Mary B Fox (dau - 38), David Baird Fox (grson - 9), Mary E King (serv - 25), Edward Atkinson (yardman - 22), and Mary Mahoney (waitress - 20), residing in Camden 2^nd Ward where David worked in lumber.¹

Aubrey Baker was born in June 1917 at Washington.¹

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Lewis Co, Washington, in his parent's household; Household: Harry Baker (28), Helen (wif - 22), Aubrey (son - 2&7/12), and Ronald (son - 3/12), residing at 316 Plum Street, Centralia, where Harry was a carpenter at a mill who rented his home.¹

Harry Baker was born between 1891 and 1892 at Oregon.¹

Harry married Helen Stoy, daughter of Francis Marion Stoy and Laura Isabelle Lane.¹

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Lewis Co, Washington, enumerated 6 January 1920. Household: Harry Baker (28), Helen (wif - 22), Aubrey (son - 2&7/12), and Ronald (son - 3/12), residing at 316 Plum Street, Centralia, where Harry was a carpenter at a mill who rented his home.¹

Melvin R Baker was born between 1887 and 1888 at Ohio.¹

Melvin married Florence S Filley, daughter of William Selby Filley and Mary Suzanna Stoy, between 1923 and 1924.¹

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Lucas Co, Ohio, enumerated 7 April 1930. Household: Melvin R Baker (42), Florence S (wif - 35), William O (son - 4), Mary S Filley (mil - 72), and Jean S Parr (niece - 11), residing at 1565 Jermain Drive,Toledo, 12^th Ward, Port Lawrence Township, where Melvin R was a salesman for a radio company who rented his home for $35/month and had a radio.¹

Melvin R Baker was listed in records of the death of Mary Suzanna Stoy on 12 May 1933, (Melvin R Baker was infomant.)²

Ronald Baker was born in October 1919 at Washington.¹

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Lewis Co, Washington, in his parent's household; Household: Harry Baker (28), Helen (wif - 22), Aubrey (son - 2&7/12), and Ronald (son - 3/12), residing at 316 Plum Street, Centralia, where Harry was a carpenter at a mill who rented his home.¹

Charles married Ethel D Stoy, daughter of Edward F Stoy and Kate R Bonner.¹

Charles L Barber was listed in records of the death of Ethel D Stoy on 11 October 1938, (certificate 84513.)¹

David Wray Barclay was born in August 1868 at Pennsylvania.¹

David married Agnes Stoy, daughter of William Allman Stoy and Rebinneo Walker, on 29 June 1893 at Siloam Methodist Episcopal Church (Kensington), Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, (license 61456.)^3,4

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 11 June 1900. Household: David W Barclay (31), Agnes (wif - 29), Jennie (dau - 5), and Rebinneo (dau - 5/12), residing in Philadelphia 36^th Ward, where David W was a letter carrier who owned his home with a mortgage.¹

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 27 April 1910. Household: David W Barclay (44), Agnes S (wif - 39), Jennie M (dau - 15), Rebinneo S (dau - 10), Margaret W (dau - 7), and Harry A Stoy (bil - 33), residing at 6029 Greenway Avenue, Philadelphia 40^th Ward, where David W was a letter carrier for the city.²

Jennie Barclay was born in September 1894 at Pennsylvania.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in her parent's household; Household: David W Barclay (31), Agnes (wif - 29), Jennie (dau - 5), and Rebinneo (dau - 5/12), residing in Philadelphia 36^th Ward, where David W was a letter carrier who owned his home with a mortgage.¹

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in her parent's household; Household: David W Barclay (44), Agnes S (wif - 39), Jennie M (dau - 15), Rebinneo S (dau - 10), Margaret W (dau - 7), and Harry A Stoy (bil - 33), residing at 6029 Greenway Avenue, Philadelphia 40^th Ward, where David W was a letter carrier for the city.² She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in her mother's household; she did clerical work for the board of education; Household: Agnus Barclay (49), Jennie M (dau - 25), Rebineo S (dau - 20), and Margaret W (dau - 16), residing at 6029 Greenway Ave, Philadelphia 40^th Ward, where Agnus was widowed and owned her home with a mortgage.³

Margaret W Barclay was born between 1903 and 1904 at Pennsylvania.¹

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in her parent's household; Household: David W Barclay (44), Agnes S (wif - 39), Jennie M (dau - 15), Rebinneo S (dau - 10), Margaret W (dau - 7), and Harry A Stoy (bil - 33), residing at 6029 Greenway Avenue, Philadelphia 40^th Ward, where David W was a letter carrier for the city.² She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in her mother's household; she was a high school student; Household: Agnus Barclay (49), Jennie M (dau - 25), Rebineo S (dau - 20), and Margaret W (dau - 16), residing at 6029 Greenway Ave, Philadelphia 40^th Ward, where Agnus was widowed and owned her home with a mortgage.¹

Rebinneo S Barclay was born on 3 September 1899 at Pennsylvania.^1,4

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in her parent's household; Household: David W Barclay (31), Agnes (wif - 29), Jennie (dau - 5), and Rebinneo (dau - 5/12), residing in Philadelphia 36^th Ward, where David W was a letter carrier who owned his home with a mortgage.¹

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in her parent's household; Household: David W Barclay (44), Agnes S (wif - 39), Jennie M (dau - 15), Rebinneo S (dau - 10), Margaret W (dau - 7), and Harry A Stoy (bil - 33), residing at 6029 Greenway Avenue, Philadelphia 40^th Ward, where David W was a letter carrier for the city.² She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in her mother's household; she did clerical work for a school; Household: Agnus Barclay (49), Jennie M (dau - 25), Rebineo S (dau - 20), and Margaret W (dau - 16), residing at 6029 Greenway Ave, Philadelphia 40^th Ward, where Agnus was widowed and owned her home with a mortgage.³

Rebinneo married Howard E Farley in 1922 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, (license 469453.)⁵

Her Social Security Number was 202-05-5807, issued before 1951 in Pennsylvania⁴. She resided in Sea Isle City, Cape May Co, New Jersey, at the time of her death.⁴

Rebinneo S Barclay died in May 1987 at age 87.⁴

[-?-] married Rhoda [-?-] between 1912 and 1913.¹

Alfred married Evelyn Walker.¹

Amy A Bartl was born on 31 July 1884 at Daviess Co, Indiana.¹

Amy married John C Harrison, son of Charles Harrison and Jessie E Stoy, on 2 August 1908 at Orange Co, Indiana.¹

Sebastian married Emma McCord.¹

Mike Bartow was born on 20 November 1951 at Oshkosh, Winnebago Co, Wisconsin.¹

He was mentioned in the obituary of Bonnie Jean Brockway on 17 September 2005; "Bonnie Jean R Stoy age 70, formerly of N7449 Lakeshore Dr died at St Agnes Hospital on Wednesday September 14, 2005. She was born on February 12, 1935 in the town of Empire-Fond du Lac County, a daughter of John and Ruth Toetz Brockway. She married Donald L Stoy on October 1, 1955 at Church of Peace. Bonnie sewed stuffed animals for Easter Seals. She enjoyed sewing, crosswords, fishing, her fish aquarium and watching ?Animal Planet? with her cats-Kiki & Baby. She took care grandchildren and great grandchild. She was a helpful and giving person. She was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist church and held services in her home on the 2nd and 4th Saturday?s of the month. Surviving is one daughter, Debra (Mike) Bartow of Fond du Lac, one son, Bruce (Paula) Stoy of Mayville, WI. Two grandchildren Jessica, and Tony. One Great grandson, Jamie. Former husband, Donald (Barbara) Stoy of Omro, WI. One brother, James (Liona) Brockway of Fond du Lac. Stepfather, Lee (Mary) Dunn of Oshkosh, WI. Three stepsisters, Linda (Carl) Lenkail, Joyce (Robert) Prill both of Oshkosh, WI and Mary (Ronald) Moder of Neenah, WI. Stepbrother, Donald (Bonnie) Dunn of Fond du Lac. Step sister-in-law, Barbara Dunn of Oshkosh, WI. Her parents, son, Mark and one stepbrother Lawrence Dunn preceded her in death. . . ."²

Mike Bartow died on 25 May 2009 at his home, Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co, Wisconsin, at age 57.¹

His obituary stated: “Michael L Bartow, 57, of Fond du Lac, Wis, died Monday, May 25, 2009, at his residence. He was born on Nov 20, 1951, in Oshkosh the son of Marshal E and Anna M Ogden Bartow. On Dec. 16, 2000, he married Debra DStoyat their home. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army and served for a number of years with the National Guard. Michael owned, and operated his own semi truck. He hauled US Mail. He worked at Chrysler Company in Kenosha, Wis, for 30 years retiring in 2003. He enjoyed building remote control planes and was safety coordinator for the club in North Fond du Lac. He enjoyed several hobbies. Survivors include his wife, Deb of Fond du Lac; two sons, Michael S (Anne) Bartow, Hopkins, Minn, Marcus L (Elizabeth) Bartow, Raleigh, NC; a step-daughter, Jessica Samphere, Fond du Lac, and a step-son, Tony (Sarah) Ninnemann, Fond du Lac; one grandson, Jamie Samphere. Mike is further survived by his sister, Jan (Glenn) Poler, Fond du Lac; a brother, Thomas (Bonnie) Bartow and a sister, Michele (Richard) McCoy, Oshkosh. He is also survived by his father-in-law, Donald (Barb)Stoy, Van Dyne, brother-in-law, Bruce (Paula)Stoy, Mayville. His parents, sister and brother-in-law, Sandy and Ben Howen; one nephew and one great nephew; mother-in-law, BonnieStoy, and a brother-in-law, Mark Stoy, preceded him in death. . . .”.¹ Mike was cremated on 29 May 2009.¹

Frances Juanita Baskette was born on 10 January 1886 at Henderson, Henderson Co, Kentucky.^3,4

Frances married Carl Louis Stoy, son of Henry Richard Stoy and Florina Wilhelmina von der Lieth.⁴ Frances Juanita Baskette was listed in the WWI draft registration record of Carl Louis Stoy on 12 September 1918; where he lived at 708 Euclid Avenue and worked as a traveling salesman for [?] of Rochester, New York. He named Frances Juanita Stoy as wife and nearest relative; tall, slender, had blue eyes and light brown air.⁵

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Harris Co, Texas, in the household of Carl Louis Stoy; Household: C L Stoy (34), Frances (wif - 33), June (dau - 2&10/12), and Robert (son - 2&10/12), residing at 708 Euclid Avenue, Houston, where C L was a commercial traveler [salesman] for a preserving company.¹

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Harris Co, Texas, in the household of Carl Louis Stoy; Household: Carl L Stoy (44), Frances J (wif - 43), Robert B (son - 13) and June W (dau - 13), residing on Euclid Avenue, Houston, where Carl L was sales manager for a canned foods company, owned his home valued at $5,500 and had a radio.²

A delayed birth certificate was obtained by Frances Baskette Stoy on 27 Oct 1955 in Duval County, Florida, for the twins.^6,3

Frances Juanita Baskette died on 16 November 1959 at age 73.⁴

Frances was buried at Riverside Cemetery, Asheville, Buncombe Co, North Carolina.⁴

[-?-] married Pauline McDaniel, daughter of Samuel E McDaniel and Inez Harman.¹

Annie Bateman was born between 1896 and 1897 at Georgia.¹ She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Fulton Co, Georgia, in the household of Walter Joseph Stoy, her uncle; Household: Walter J Stoy (36), Annie (wif - 35), John J (son - 13), Annie Bateman (niece - 13), and L B Benjamin (boarder - 67), residing on McPherson Avenue, 10^th Ward, Atlanta, where Walter J was a linotype operator for a newspaper.¹

R married Margaret A Stoy, daughter of Walter P Stoy and Isabella C Harmon, on 10 October 1894 at Richmond Co, Georgia.¹

John married Anna B Reed, daughter of Irving McKenny Reed and Eleanor Doris Stoy.^1,2

Israel Bear was born between 1800 and 1801 at Pennsylvania.^3,2

Israel married Maria Elizabeth Stoy, daughter of George Stoy and Catharina [-?-].³

He appeared on the 1840 federal census of Cumberland Co, Pennsylvania, on census date 1 Jun 1840. Household of Israel Bear: two males <5, one male 5-10, one male 40-50 (Israel), one female 5-10, one female 10-15, and one female 30-40, residing in Mechanicsburg Borough.¹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Cumberland Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 29 August 1850. Household: Isreal Bare (49), Eliza (45), John W (19), Jacob (14), Samuel (11), Daniel (5), Catherine (17), and Mary (7), residing in West Pennsboro Township where Isreal was a shoemaker who had real estate valued at $400.²

Mary Jane Bear was born on 2 February 1843 at Carlisle, Cumberland Co, Pennsylvania.^1,3

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Cumberland Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Israel Bear; Household: Isreal Bare (49), Eliza (45), John W (19), Jacob (14), Samuel (11), Daniel (5), Catherine (17), and Mary (7), residing in West Pennsboro Township where Isreal was a shoemaker who had real estate valued at $400.²

Mary married Henry W Waggoner.¹

Mary Jane Bear died on 16 July 1916 at Decatur, Macon Co, Illinois, at age 73.¹

Susan married Daniel Wyatt.¹

Elizabeth Beaver was born between 1804 and 1805 at Pennsylvania.¹

Elizabeth married [-?-] Hill.¹

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Trumbull Co, Ohio, in the household of Henry Beaver; Household: Henry Beaver (78), Elizabeth Hill (45), Geo W Beaver (30), Lucinda Hill (22), and Elizabeth Beaver (9), residing in Newton district 64 where Henry was a farmer with real estate valued at $1,500.¹

Geo W Beaver was born between 1819 and 1820 at Pennsylvania.¹

Geo W Beaver was also known as George W Beaver. He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Trumbull Co, Ohio, in the household of Henry Beaver; he was a farmer with real estate valued at $600.¹

Henry Beaver was born between 1771 and 1772 at Pennsylvania (based on 1850 census.)

Henry married Sarah Stoy, daughter of Daniel Stoy and Sarah Higgins, circa 1800 (based on number of children in household in 1810 census and birth of John F.)⁶

Henry Beaver does not appear in the 1800 census and he is likely in the household of his father-in-law, Daniel Stoy, as the male aged 26-44. The female in the household aged 16-26 is likely Sarah as her sister Margaret had earlier married Abraham Spangler, who was enumerated next to Daniel Stoy.

At the time of the 1800 census, he is most likely in the household of his father-in-law, Daniel Stoy, with wife Sarah and son John F.

He appeared on the 1810 federal census of Somerset Co, Pennsylvania, on census date 6 Aug 1810. Household of Henry Beaver: three males <10, one male 10-16, one male 16-26, one male 26-45 (Henry), one female <10, and one female 16-26 (likely Sarah), residing in Stoystown.¹

He appeared on the 1820 federal census of Westmoreland Co, Pennsylvania, on census date 7 Aug 1820. Household of Henry Beaver: three males <10, one male 10-16, two males 16-26, two males >45 (one was Henry), two females <10, one female 16-26, and one female 26-45 (likely Sarah), residing in Hempfield Township.²

He appeared on the 1830 federal census of Westmoreland Co, Pennsylvania, on census date 1 Jun 1830. Household of Henry Beavers: two males 10-15, two males 15-20, one male 60-70 (Henry), two females 5-10, one female 15-20, and one female 20-30, residing in Hempfield Township.³

He appeared on the 1840 federal census of Trumbull Co, Ohio, on census date 1 Jun 1840. Household of Henry Beaver: two males 15-20, one male 20-30, one male 60-70 (Henry), one female 15-20, and one female 30-40), residing in Braceville.⁴

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Trumbull Co, Ohio, enumerated 22 August 1850. Household: Henry Beaver (78), Elizabeth Hill (45), Geo W Beaver (30), Lucinda Hill (22), and Elizabeth Beaver (9), residing in Newton district 64 where Henry was a farmer with real estate valued at $1,500.⁵

John F Beaver was born between 1800 and 1801 at Stoystown (near), Somerset Co, Pennsylvania, (his maternal grandfather was stated to be Daniel M Stoy.)^1,2,3

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Trumbull Co, Ohio, enumerated 6 September 1850. Household: John F Beaver (49), Elizabeth (44), Henry A (farmer - 23), Abraham (silvermaker - 67), William Sickler (farmer - 20), and Mary Keefer (18), residing in Braceville Township where John F was a farmer with real estate valued at $16,278.²

There is good biography of John F in a history of Westmoreland County, written in 1906, and is available on-line. There is also a good family history of John F written in 1939, which includes a transcription of his will.^4,5

John F Beaver died on 12 June 1877 at Newton Falls, Trumbull Co, Ohio.⁴

Lydia married Jefferson Clark.¹

Ellen J Beeler was born in March 1831 at Indiana.⁶

Ellen married Peter Raymond Stoy, son of Peter Stoy and Mary E Wicks, on 16 May 1850.⁸

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Floyd Co, Indiana, in the household of Peter Raymond Stoy; Household: Peter R Stoy (25), E J (19), Mary E (50), Lewis W (21), Daniel B (18), Henrietta E (16), Caroline E (14), Mary J (12), and William V (5), residing in New Albany city where Peter R was a merchant with real estate valued at $2,000.²

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Floyd Co, Indiana, in the household of Peter Raymond Stoy; Household: Peter R Stoy (35), Ellen J (28), Edward B (7), Minnie E (5), Lewis R (3), William H (2/12), and Bridget Sweeny (servant - 22), residing in New Albany 4^th Ward where Peter R was a merchant with real estate valued at $6,500 and personal property at $7,500.³

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Floyd Co, Indiana, in the household of Peter Raymond Stoy; Household: Peter R Stoy (45), Elen J (39), Minnie E (15), Lewis R (13), William H (10), Frank M (7), Walter E (4), Raymond P (2), and Mary E Myers (22), residing in New Albany where Peter R was a hardware merchant who owned real estate valued at $19,000 and personal property at $35,000.⁴

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Floyd Co, Indiana, in the household of Peter Raymond Stoy; Household: Peter R Stoy (56), A J (wif - 48), Edward B (son - 27), Minnie A (dau - 25), Lewis R (son - 23), Frank M (son - 18), Walter A (son - 15), Raymond P (son - 12), Julie E (dau - 9), Ella (dau - 7), and Jennie Grainger (serv - 22), residing in New Albany where Peter R was a manager of a rolling mill.⁵

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Floyd Co, Indiana, enumerated 4 June 1900. Household: Ellen J Stoy (69), Minnie (dau - 45), Julia E (dau - 29), Ellen (dau - 26), and Hattie E Beeler (sis - 62), residing at 218 2^nd Street, New Albany, where Ellen J was widowed with five of her ten children alive in 1900 and she owned her home free of mortgage.⁶

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Floyd Co, Indiana, enumerated 23 April 1910. Household: Ellen J Stoy (79) and Harriet Beller (sister - 72), residing at 316 West 2^nd Street, New Albany where Ellen J had her own income and rented her home; she was widowed and three of her ten children were alive in 1910.⁷

Ellen J Beeler died on 19 December 1912 at Terre Haute, Vigo Co, Indiana, at age 81.⁹

William married Elizabeth [-?-].¹

Jerome Behney was born in September 1852 at Pennsylvania.¹

Jerome married second Diana Peifer, daughter of Jonathan Peifer and Catherine "Retty" Stoy, between 1890 and 1891.^2,1

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Lebanon Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 20 June 1900. Household: Jarome Baney (47), Dianna (wif - 51), Jarome Jr (son - 16), and Clinton I Wagner (stepson - 20), residing on Park Street, Myerstown, where Jarome owned his home free of mortgage and was a day laborer.¹

Jerome Behney died in 1924.²

Jerome Behney Jr was born in December 1883 at Pennsylvania.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Lebanon Co, Pennsylvania, in his father's household; Household: Jarome Baney (47), Dianna (wif - 51), Jarome Jr (son - 16), and Clinton I Wagner (stepson - 20), residing on Park Street, Myerstown, where Jarome owned his home free of mortgage and was a day laborer.¹

G married Pet Minerva Anderson in 1891.¹

Isiphena Bemiss was born between 1803 and 1805 at Waterford, New London Co, Connecticut, (based on censuses of 1850 and 1860; a family tree had a birth date of 3 Dec 1804.)^4,1

Isiphena married Henry William Stoy, son of George Stoy and Catharina [-?-], on 14 February 1830 at Hamilton, Butler Co, Ohio.⁵

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Tippecanoe Co, Indiana, enumerated 21 September 1850. Household: S Stoy (45), Garrison (19), Wm (16), Marvin (14), and Rachael Lee (21), residing in Lafayette 4th Ward.¹

Isephena, widow of Henry W Stoy, who was a private in Company K, Fifteenth Regiment United States Infantry, was granted (along with her children) warrant no. 71,920 for land in Illinois. The land was the south half of lots numbered one and two, of the southwest fractional quarter, of fractional section six and north half lots numbered one and two of the northwest fractional quarter of fractional section seven, in township twenty-five north, of Range eleven west, in the district of lands subject to sale at Danville Illinois containing 150.95 acres. Her named children were Garrison, William H, Marvin B, George W and John S Stoy. She sold the warrant to David S Lord, which was granted on 1 August 1851.⁶

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Tippecanoe Co, Indiana, in the household of Garrison Stoy; Household:Garrison Stoy (29), Rachel (30), Anna E (6), Garrison (5), Henry W (4), Lizzie Penke[?] (19, domestic ), and Isophena Stoy (56), residing in Lafayette city where Garrison was a tailor.²

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Macon Co, Illinois, in the household of George Washington Stoy; Household: George Stoy (33), Ellen (22), Frank (4), William (2), and Isephena (65), residing in Decatur Township where George was a clerk in a hardware store.³

Dora Elizabeth Bennett was born on 23 February 1869 at Alabama.^3,1

Dora married George McClellan Stoy, son of Garrison Stoy and Rachel Lee, between 1887 and 1888.³ Dora Elizabeth Bennett appeared on the 1900 federal census of Los Angeles Co, California, in the household of George McClellan Stoy; all four of her children were alive in 1900; Household: Goerge Story (39), Dora (wif - 31), Abby (dau - 13), Harry (son - 10), Winifred (dau - 8) and Robert (son - 11/12), residing in Cahuenga Township where George was a house painter who rented his home - Rachel Story, George's mother, lived next door.² Dora Elizabeth Bennett appeared on the 1910 federal census of Los Angeles Co, California, in the household of George McClellan Stoy; all five of her children were alive in 1910 and she was a dressmaker for a private family; Household: George M Stoy (48), Dura E (wif - 41), Abbie D (dau - 21), Harry E (son - 20), Winniefred M (dau - 17), Robert M (son - 10), Ethelwyn R (dau - 8), and Elizabeth F V Browne (sis - 24), residing at 1608 Holmsby Avenue, Los Angeles, where George M was a house decorator.³ Dora Elizabeth Bennett appeared on the 1920 federal census of Los Angeles Co, California, in the household of Winifred M Stoy, her daughter; she was widowed and worked as a nurse in private practice; Household: Winifred Alter (26), Marjorie Alter (dau - 7), Dora E Stoy (moth - 50), Ethelyn Richardson (sis - 18), Alphonse Uzes (lodger - 23), and Fred T Benson (lodger - 43), residing at 1300 West 8^th Street, Los Angeles, where Winifred was a cashier in a confectionary store, rented her home and was divorced.⁴

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Los Angeles Co, California, enumerated 12 April 1930. Household: Dora E Stoy (61), Abbie Rinaldo (dau - 41), Winifred Alter (dau - 27), Marjorie Alter (dau - 17), Ethel Peters (dau - 28), and John R Peters (son - 4), residing at the Proctor Hotel, 1300 West 8^th Street, Los Angeles, where Dora E was noted as widowed.⁵

Dora Elizabeth Bennett died on 9 April 1953 at Kern Co, California, at age 84.¹

Frank Bennett was born in April 1860 at Michigan.¹

Frank married Elizabeth Ellen Van Tassel, daughter of William Lewis Van Tassel and Amanda Stoy, between 1888 and 1889.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Flathead Co, Montana, enumerated 1 June 1900. Household: Frank Bennett (40), Ella (wif - 35), Pansy (dau - 10), Gladys (dau - 7), Thomas (son - 5), Martha (dau - 3), and William (son - 8/12), residing in Jocko Township where Frank was a farmer who owned his farm free of mortgage.¹

Gladys Bennett was born in November 1892 at Michigan.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Flathead Co, Montana, in her parent's household; Household: Frank Bennett (40), Ella (wif - 35), Pansy (dau - 10), Gladys (dau - 7), Thomas (son - 5), Martha (dau - 3), and William (son - 8/12), residing in Jocko Township where Frank was a farmer who owned his farm free of mortgage.¹

Martha Bennett was born in May 1897 at Montana.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Flathead Co, Montana, in her parent's household; Household: Frank Bennett (40), Ella (wif - 35), Pansy (dau - 10), Gladys (dau - 7), Thomas (son - 5), Martha (dau - 3), and William (son - 8/12), residing in Jocko Township where Frank was a farmer who owned his farm free of mortgage.¹

Pansy Bennett was born in May 1890 at Michigan.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Flathead Co, Montana, in her parent's household; Household: Frank Bennett (40), Ella (wif - 35), Pansy (dau - 10), Gladys (dau - 7), Thomas (son - 5), Martha (dau - 3), and William (son - 8/12), residing in Jocko Township where Frank was a farmer who owned his farm free of mortgage.¹ She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Flathead Co, Montana, in the household of Amanda Stoy, her grandmother; Household: Amanda Vantassel (65) and Pansey Bennett (grdau - 19), residing in Kalispell city where Amanda was widowed and had her own income - she rented her home.²

Thomas Bennett was born in January 1895 at Montana.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Flathead Co, Montana, in his parent's household; Household: Frank Bennett (40), Ella (wif - 35), Pansy (dau - 10), Gladys (dau - 7), Thomas (son - 5), Martha (dau - 3), and William (son - 8/12), residing in Jocko Township where Frank was a farmer who owned his farm free of mortgage.¹

William Bennett was born in September 1899 at Montana.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Flathead Co, Montana, in his parent's household; Household: Frank Bennett (40), Ella (wif - 35), Pansy (dau - 10), Gladys (dau - 7), Thomas (son - 5), Martha (dau - 3), and William (son - 8/12), residing in Jocko Township where Frank was a farmer who owned his farm free of mortgage.¹

[-?-] married Melissa J Poland, daughter of Wm P Poland and Sarah Ann West.¹

James Benney was born between 1824 and 1825 at Pennsylvania.¹

James married Anna Elizabeth Friend, daughter of Kennedy Turner Friend and Sevilla Stoy Shaffner, circa 1846 (date based on birth of son William.)²

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 30 August 1850. Household: James Benney Jr (25), Anna (20), William (2), Sevilla (5/12), Biddy Bailey (18), and Maria Mahonney (20), residing in Pittsburgh 2^nd Ward.¹

Sevilla Benney was born in January 1850 at Pennsylvania.¹

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of James Benney; Household: James Benney Jr (25), Anna (20), William (2), Sevilla (5/12), Biddy Bailey (18), and Maria Mahonney (20), residing in Pittsburgh 2^nd Ward.¹

William Benney was born between 1847 and 1848 at Pennsylvania.¹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of James Benney; Household: James Benney Jr (25), Anna (20), William (2), Sevilla (5/12), Biddy Bailey (18), and Maria Mahonney (20), residing in Pittsburgh 2^nd Ward.¹

Eugene married Ella Youngs.¹

Leotis Benson was born between 1894 and 1895 at Webberville, Ingham Co, Michigan.¹

Leotis married Clara Nova Stoy, daughter of Thomas Levi Stoy and Ellen Mitchell, on 7 October 1922 at Lansing, Ingham Co, Michigan.¹

Julia M Berlighame was born in 1888 at Illinois.²

Julia married first [-?-] Kerr.²

Julia married second Jesse Aaron Stoy, son of Thomas Levi Stoy and Ellen Mitchell, on 8 September 1923 at Lansing, Ingham Co, Michigan.²

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Ingham Co, Michigan, in the household of Jesse Aaron Stoy; Household: Jesse Stoy (43), Julia (wif - 42), Carl Kerr (stepson - 13), and Irene Kerr ([step]dau - 9), residing at 406 Lathrop Street, Lansing, where Jesse was a deliveryman for a dairy company who owned his home valued at $7,500 - he did not have a radio.¹

Sarah Grove Berryhill was born on 18 July 1884 at Waynesburg, Greene Co, Pennsylvania.^5,1

Sarah married Clarence David Stoy, son of David C Stoy and Jennie Elizabeth Mahan, on 30 June 1903 at Waynesburg, Greene Co, Pennsylvania, (married by James E Garwin, minister of the gospel.)^2,5 Sarah Grove Berryhill appeared on the 1910 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Clarence David Stoy; three of her seven children were alive in 1910; Household: Clarence Stoy (27), Sarah (wif - 25), Helen (dau - 5), Zella (dau - 3), and Laura (dau - 1), residing on Brownsville Avenue, Finleyville, where Clarence was a carpenter at odd jobs and rented hsi home.³ Sarah Grove Berryhill was listed in the WWI draft registration record of Clarence David Stoy on 12 September 1918; where he resided in Finleyville and worked as a carpenter at the Finleyville Planing Mill Company. He named as his wife and nearest relative Sarah Grove Stoy; medium height, slender build, had dark blue eyes and black hair.⁶

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Clarence David Stoy; Household: Clarence D Stoy (36), Sarah G (wif - 35), Helen E (dau - 15), Zella (dau - 13), Laura (dau - 10), and Clarence F (son - 5), residing on Washington Avenue (north side), Finleyville, where Clarence D was a carpenter and foreman of a planing mill.⁴

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Clarence David Stoy; Household: Clarance D Stoy (47), Sarah (wif - 46), Laurah (dau - 21), Fredie (son - 15), and Herbit S (son - 9), residing on Washington Avenue, Finleyville, where Clarance D was a superintendent of a planing mill, owned his home valued at $7,000 and had a radio.⁵

Sarah Grove Berryhill was listed in records of the death of Clarence Frederick Stoy on 24 April 1942, (suicide by hanging.)⁷ Sarah Grove Berryhill was listed in the WWII draft registration record of Clarence David Stoy on 27 April 1942; where his residence was PO Box 193, Finleyville, Washington County, Pennsylvania. A person who would know his address was Sarah G Stoy of the same address; 5'-10", 185 pounds, light complexion, blue eyes and brown hair.⁸

She was mentioned in the obituary of Clarence David Stoy on 4 November 1957; "Clarence David Stoy, 74, a former resident of Waynesburg, died at 10 am Saturday, Nov 2, 1957, at his residence on Washington avenue, Finleyville, where he had resided for the past 50 years. He was a retired manager of the Finleyville Planing Mill. Born Jan 18, 1883, at Waynesburg, he was a son of David and Jane Mahon Stoy. Mr Stoy is survived by his wife, Sarah Berryhill Stoy; three daughters, Helen E, wife of Lynn Lowstuter of Monongahlea, Zella, wife of C D Zimmer of McKeesport and Laura, wife of C W McClelland of Pittsburgh; one son, Herbert D Stoy of Stockton, Calif; two grandsons, David and Malcolm, both raised by the deceased; two sisters, Mrs. J C Speedy of Youngstown, Ohio, and Mrs Jane Powell of Los Angelesl (sic) Calif; one brother, Donald Stoy of Youngstown and three granddaughters. One son, Fred Stoy, died in 1942. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Finleyville and the Loyal Order of Moose of Finleyville. . . ."⁹

Sarah Grove Berryhill died on 31 August 1965 at her home, Monongahela, Washington Co, Pennsylvania, at age 81.¹

Her obituary stated: "Mrs Sarah Stoy of 201 West Main Street, Monongahela, died Tuesday night, August 31, 1965 in her home. She was born at Waynesburg July 18, 1884, a daughter of William and F??en Grove Berryhill. She lived in Finleyville from 1907 until a year and a half ago when she moved to Monongahela to live with her daughter, Mrs. Helen Lowstuter. Mrs Stoy was a member of the Finleyville Presbyterian Church. Monongahela Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star and the Finleyville Civic Club. Her husband, Clarence Stoy, died in 1957. Surviving are one son, Hubert of Stockton, Calif; tow daughters, Mrs Helen Lowstuter of Monongahela and Mrs Zella Zimmer of McKeesport; four grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, and one sister Mrs Laura Prentice of Los Angeles, Calif. . . ."¹

William married Ellen Grove.¹

Lloyd married Mabel Florence Stoy, daughter of Francis Marion Stoy and Laura Isabelle Lane, on 18 April 1919 at Lewis Co, Washington.¹

Cecelia "Carrie" Betterton was born between 1824 and 1825 at Virginia.¹

Cecelia married Henry Brewster Stoy, son of Peter Stoy and Mary E Wicks, on 31 December 1844 at Floyd Co, Indiana.^4,5

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Floyd Co, Indiana, in the household of Henry Brewster Stoy; Household: Henry Stoy (29), Cecelia (25), Henry (1), and John Saunders (laborer - 19), residing in New Albany township where Henry was a ship joiner with real estate valued at $4,500.¹

Cecelia "Carrie" Betterton was named in the will of Henry Brewster Stoy as his wife on 7 April 1858 at Floyd Co, Indiana; "I, Henry B Stoy, of Floyd County, Indiana do make and publish this my last Will & Testament, hereby revoking all former Wills by me at any time made. First: I direct that all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid, as soon after my death as possible out of any money that may come to the hands of my Executor hereinafter mentioned. Second: As to my household and kitchen furniture of every kind, sort and description, I hereby give to my beloved wife Cecilia Stoy. Third: As to my personal property, accounts and claims of every kind, other than the above stated, I wish my executor to collect and secure the same and I hereby give and bequeath the interest and issues of the same to my said beloved wife Cecilia for and during her natural life. My said Executor hereafter mentioned, to make the same as productive as possible by good and careful management. Fourth: As to my Real Estate where ever situated, I hereby bequeath the same to my beloved wife Cecilia, for and during her natural life, she having the right should it be deemed best to sell and dispose of any part of it, by and with the written consent of my Executor hereinafter mentioned, and should any part of said Real Estate be sold the proceed of such sale or sales to go into the hands of my Executor, and to be by him invested, managed and controlled as hereinafter provided in relation to my notes, accounts etc, my Executor availing himself from time to time of the wishes and views of my said wife. Fifth: As to my property both real and personal of every sort and kind wherever situated, I hereby will and bequeath the same to my (with the reservations hereinafter stated) to my dear children Henry B. Stoy, and Mary C. Stoy, and their heirs and assigns forever, they to take the same after the death of their mother, share and share alike. I also wish my wife and my brother Peter R. Stoy, jointly to act as Guardians of my said children. I hereby appoint make and appoint my brother Peter R. Stoy, Executor of this my last Will and Testament, hereby giving him full power and authority to Execute and carry Out my wishes as herein stated at the death of my beloved wife.
Henry B. Stoy (seal)

Signed, sealed, published and declared by the said Henry B. Stoy, the Testator, as his last Will and Testament, in the presence of us who have hereto subscribed our names was witnesses hereto in presence of said Henry B. Stoy and the presence of each other.
April 7th, 1858
Witnesses: Matthew J. Robinson, S.S. March, John A. Smith

State of Indiana, Floyd County.
John A. Smith being duly sworn upon oath, says that the foregoing last Will and Testament of Henry B. Stoy, late of said county, deceased, was duly executed by said Testator, that at the time of executing the same, he was entirely competent to devise his property and was not under any coercion or under influence whatsoever, and that the same was subscribed by him said affiant, and Matthew J. Robinson, and S.S. March as attesting witnesses in the presence and at the request of said Testator, and in the presence of each other and further says not.
John A. Smith

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of May, 1858.
Witness my hand and seal of the court of Common Pleas of Floyd County, Indiana, the day and year last aforesaid.
Salem P. Town, Clerk F.C.

State of Indiana, Floyd County."⁶

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Floyd Co, Indiana, enumerated 14 July 1860. Household: Cecelia Stoy (36), Henry B (11), Mary C (7), and Jane Faria (servant - 16), residing in New Albany Township where Cecelia had real estae valued at $20,000.² Cecelia "Carrie" Betterton appeared on the 1880 federal census of Floyd Co, Indiana, in the household of Henry Brewster Stoy, her son; she was widowed; Household: Henry B Stoy (27), Lizzie F (wif - 21), Cecelia B (moth - 57), and Mary C (sis - 21), residing in New Albany Township where Henry B was a farmer.³

Ruth Evelyn Beuchat was born on 10 April 1922 at Indiana.¹

Ruth married Robert S Stoy, son of Raymond S Stoy and Gladys L Taylor.²

Ruth Evelyn Beuchat died on 21 January 2000 at her home, Williams Co, Ohio, at age 77.¹

[-?-] married [-?-] Browand.¹

Allen married Mary Trimble.¹

Margaret Malinda Biggs was born on 16 October 1826 at West Liberty, Ohio Co, Virginia.^7,1

Margaret married William Henry Stoy, son of Henry William Stoy and Catherine Cook, on 4 April 1844 at Middlebourne, Guernsey Co, Ohio.^7,1

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of William Henry Stoy; Household: Hannah M Parks (10), William Stoy (40), Margaret (29), Mary E (7), Cathaine (5), Charlotte (3), residing in South Strabane Township where William was a musician (the Hannah M Parks entry is an error by the enumerator.)³

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Harrison Co, Virginia, in the household of William Henry Stoy; Household: William H Stoy (45), Margaret M (33), Mary E (15), Charlotte E (13), Catherine E (11), Henry W (9), Gustavus (7), Doratha (4), Lilly M (2), Jennie (3/12), and Margaret A Hitton (39), residing in Shinnston, Clarksburg post office, where William H was a music teacher who had real estate valued at $9,800 and personal property at $500 - he was enumerated five dwellings from his brother Frederick.⁴

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Greene Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of William Henry Stoy; Household: William Stoy (55), Margeret (43), Mary (25), Charlotte (22), Henry (19), Gustavus (16), Doterthy (14), Lilla (12), Jennie (10), George (6), and Francis (3), residing in Marion Township, Waynesburg post office, where William was a music teacher.⁵

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Greene Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of William Henry Stoy; Household: William H Stowey (65), Margaret M (wif - 53), Guss (son - 26), Jennie (dau - 19), George (son - 16), and Frank (son - 13), residing in Marion Township where William H was a "musitioner."⁶

Margaret Malinda Biggs died on 28 May 1896 at her home, Waynesburg, Greene Co, Pennsylvania, at age 69.⁷

Margaret was buried on 30 May 1896 at Green Mount Cemetery, Waynesburg, Greene Co, Pennsylvania, (section B, lot 62.)^7,8

Her obituary stated: "Died, at her home on Elm street, Waynesburg, Pa., on Thursday morning, at 5 o'clock, May 28, 1896, of dropsy of the heart, Mrs. Margaret M. Stoy, wife of Captain W. H. Stoy, aged 69 years, 7 months and 12 days. Mrs. Stoy was the daughter of Allen Biggs, deceased, and was born at West Liberty, W. Va., Oct. 16, 1826, and was married to Capt. Stoy, at Middlebourne, Guernsey county, O., April 4, 1844. She came of good stock and was connected with noble ancestry. She was the cousin of the Hon. Benjamin T. Biggs, governor of Delaware in 1887. She raised a large family of children, ten in number, who are all living, as follows: Mrs. Mary Sullivan, of Pittsburg., Pa., Mrs. Lottie Albertson, Of Washington, D.C., Mr. Henry W. Stoy, of Guthrie Center, Iowa, Mrs. Lillie Morrison of St. Joseph, Mo., Mr. Gus A. Stoy, druggist, Mrs. Dollie Hawkins and Frank W. Stoy, of Waynesburg, Pa., Mrs. Jennie Clayton and George B. Stoy, of Pittsburg, Pa., and Mrs. Katherine Stich, of Independence, Kan. She was the only sister of four brothers, who are left to mourn her death, as well as a large circle of near kindred and friends. Her death is the first that has ever occurred in this family, and is, therefore, the more sad and heart-felt. Mrs. Stoy was a consistent member of the Presbyterian church for many years, but her life was spent largely within the domain of her own home. She lived an exclusive, quiet, christian life, raising a large family, in whom her devotion was unceasing. She was a kind, good mother, a devoted wife, and a God-fearing christian. Having lived a life of christian virtues, enduring its ceasless rounds of burdens and cares of raising a large family, and in the latter years of her life waiting by the bedside of an afflicted and helpless husband, who required her constant help day and night, thus sapping away her life by degree; yet she bore it all patiently and lovingly without a murmur or complaint. Her life was indeed sacrificed upon the altar of her home for the love and sympathy she had for her children and for the devotion she had for her husband whom she had trothed to minister unto in health as well as in affliction.

Hers was truly a life of patience, duty, love and christian fortitude, and it is well with the sweet, kind manner that she so quietly and meekly obeyed the summons of her Master, although she is called away just in the mature years of her noble womanhood, and would have enriched her home and community more and more with the influence of her many virtues if spared a little longer--but she has joined the innumerable throng across the horizon's verge. And thus stripped of life now lies cold and motionless in the unbroken calm of the grave. Nothing now can give her pain, trouble or anxiety, concerning the welfare of her children, the deep sad affliction of her husband, all of whom she loved so well. Words are meaningless in this hour of mourning which drapes that home.

Alas! words cannot tell how that home is empty since the grave is filled. The long, midnight watch is o'er; the tender solicitude, the deep, earnest, yearning for her family and home have all vanished in the mystic dreamland of death. Often doubtless in the deep, tender privacy of her life, when in soul touch with her God in the solitude of the closet, she experienced the rich blessing of her Savior and his precious promises of eternal life as she poured out to him the burdens of her soul. God grant that she is realizing now the fullness of those promises and the joy of that immortal life beyond, for which she longed and lived while upon earth. Kind, good, loving mother, farewell!

Appropriate funeral services were conducted at the late home on Saturday eve, May 30, 1896, at 5 o'clock p.m. by Rev. R. S. Calder, of the Presbyterian church, assisted by Dr. A. B. Miller of the C. P. church, after which the remains were laid to rest in Green Mount Cemetery, witnessed by a large concourse of relatives and friends.

[signed] A Friend."⁷

Margaret Billiter was born in 1822 at Fayette Co, Pennsylvania, (tombstone indicates birth on 20 Oct 1819.)^4,2,5

Margaret married Frederick A Stoy, son of Henry William Stoy and Catherine Cook, circa 1844.^2,6,5

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Fayette Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Frederick A Stoy; Household: Frederick Stoy (28), Margaret (28), Catherine (3), and Charlotte E (23), residing in Cookstown Borough where Frederick was a carpenter.¹

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Harrison Co, Virginia, in the household of Frederick A Stoy; Household: Frederick A Stoy (36), Margaret (35), Catherine (14), Laura (5), David (2), and Albert Fortney (laborer - 17), residing in Shinnston, Clarksburg post office, where Frederick A was a tanner with real estate valued at $640 and personal property at $450 - he lived five dwellings from brother William.²

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Greene Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Frederick A Stoy; Household: Frederick Stoy (47), Margaret (47), Laura (14), David (12), and Magera Jolly (55), residing in Marion Township, Waynesburg post office, where Frederick was a carpenter with real estate valued at $800 and personal property at $500.³

Margaret Billiter died on 6 November 1877.⁵

Margaret was buried at Upper Ten Mile Church Cemetery, Prosperity, Washington Co, Pennsylvania.

Emma married Austin G Schrock.¹

Bessie Black was born in October 1896 at Washington.²

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Lewis Co, Washington, in her parent's household; Household: Chas Black (32), Sarah (wif - 23), Harry (son - 4), and Jessie (dau - 3), residing on Sitka Street, Chehalis, where Chas was a day laborer who rented his home.²

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Lewis Co, Washington, in her parent's household; Household: Charles Black (48), Sarah (wif - 33), Harry (son - 14), Bessie (dau - 13), and Evelyn (dau - 2), residing at 1368 Cascade Avenue, Chehalis, where Charles was a laborer in a factory who rented his home.¹

Charles Black was born in January 1868 at Iowa.¹

Charles married Sarah J Stoy, daughter of John E Stoy and Alice [-?-], between 1894 and 1895.²

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Lewis Co, Washington, enumerated 9 June 1900. Household: Chas Black (32), Sarah (wif - 23), Harry (son - 4), and Jessie (dau - 3), residing on Sitka Street, Chehalis, where Chas was a day laborer who rented his home.¹

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Lewis Co, Washington, enumerated 21 April 1910. Household: Charles Black (48), Sarah (wif - 33), Harry (son - 14), Bessie (dau - 13), and Evelyn (dau - 2), residing at 1368 Cascade Avenue, Chehalis, where Charles was a laborer in a factory who rented his home.²

Evelyn Black was born between 1907 and 1908 at Washington.¹

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Lewis Co, Washington, in her parent's household; Household: Charles Black (48), Sarah (wif - 33), Harry (son - 14), Bessie (dau - 13), and Evelyn (dau - 2), residing at 1368 Cascade Avenue, Chehalis, where Charles was a laborer in a factory who rented his home.¹

Harry Black was born in October 1895 at Missouri.²

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Lewis Co, Washington, in his parent's household; Household: Chas Black (32), Sarah (wif - 23), Harry (son - 4), and Jessie (dau - 3), residing on Sitka Street, Chehalis, where Chas was a day laborer who rented his home.²

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Lewis Co, Washington, in his parent's household; Household: Charles Black (48), Sarah (wif - 33), Harry (son - 14), Bessie (dau - 13), and Evelyn (dau - 2), residing at 1368 Cascade Avenue, Chehalis, where Charles was a laborer in a factory who rented his home.¹

Clarissa married Nicholas Etchie, son of John Etchie, on 13 March 1851 at Defiance Co, Ohio.²

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Defiance Co, Ohio, in the household of Nicholas Etchie; Household: Nicholas Etchey (45), Clarisa (39), Mary J (16), John S (14), Joseph F (12), George N (10), Thomas W (8), and Emma C (2), residing in Mark Township, Farmer post ofice, where Nicholas was a farmer with real estate valued at $1,700 and personal property at $600.¹

Mary married John Bonk.¹

Anthony married Nellie Margaret Stoy, daughter of John S Stoy and Lydia Ann Robertson, on 18 June 1927 at Auburn, DeKalb Co, Indiana.¹

Sarah Blough was born on 26 April 1841 at Ohio.^7,2

Sarah married Abraham F Stoy, son of John Stoy and Sophrona Forney, circa 1863 (based on birth of son Grant.)⁷

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Daviess Co, Indiana, in the household of Abraham F Stoy; Household: Abraham Stoy (28), Sarah (29), Grant (6), George (4), William S (3), and Alice (11/12), residing in Madison Township, Clarksburg post office, where Abraham was a farmer with real estate valued at $1,000 and personal property at $500.²

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Daviess Co, Indiana, in the household of Abraham F Stoy; Household: Abraham F Stoy (38), Sarah (wif - 39), Grant (son - 16), George M (son - 14), Wm S (son - 11), and Alice A (dau - 10), residing in Madison Township where Abraham F was a farmer.³ Sarah Blough appeared on the 1900 federal census of Daviess Co, Indiana, in the household of Abraham F Stoy; all four of her children were alive in 1900; Household: Abraham F Stoy (57), Sarah (wif - 59), and William S (son - 32), residing in Madison Township where Abraham F was a miller and rented his home.⁴ Sarah Blough appeared on the 1910 federal census of Daviess Co, Indiana, in the household of Abraham F Stoy; all four of her children were alive in 1910; Household: Abraham F Stoy (67), Sarah (wif - 68), William S (son - 39), and Bloomer Stuffle (hired hand - 24), residing in Madison Township where Abraham F was a farmer who owned his farm free of mortgage.⁵ Sarah Blough appeared on the 1920 federal census of Hempstead Co, Arkansas, in the household of Ulysses Grant Stoy, her son; she was widowed; Household: Ulysses Stoy (56), Clara (wif - 52), Neva (dau - 15), Mount (son - 24), and Sarah (mother -78), residing in Ozan Township where Ulysses was a farmer who owned his farm free of mortgage.⁶

Sarah Blough died on 16 February 1928 at Hempstead Co, Arkansas, at age 86.^7,8

Sarah was buried at Evans Memorial Cemetery, Raglesville, Daviess Co, Indiana.⁷

Anna E Boas was born in May 1861 at Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania.^1,2

Anna married William Stoy, son of Georg Peter Stoy and Rebecca Kitch, between July 1880 and 1881.¹ Anna E Boas appeared on the 1900 federal census of Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of William Stoy; all three of her children were alive in 1900; Household: William Stoy (38), Anna E (wif - 39), Elizabeth E (dau - 19), Blanche I (dau - 16), and Catherine (dau - 12), residing in Lancaster city where William was an assistant at a tobacco warehouse who rented his home.¹

Adeline A Bobb was born on 19 January 1841 at Pennsylvania.^3,4

Adeline married John R Stoey, son of George W B Stoy and Rachel Ritner, on 31 December 1863 at the residence of J R Smith, Carlisle, Cumberland Co, Pennsylvania.^5,3,6

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Dauphin Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of John R Stoey; Household: John Stoey (31), Adaline (29), and James Babb (12), residing in Harrisburg 4^th Ward where John was a house painter with real estate valued at $1800 and personal property at $200.¹

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Dauphin Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of John R Stoey; Household: John R Stoey (41), Adeline (39 - wif), and Carrie E (7 - dau), residing at 1121 Third Street, Harrisburg, where John R was a paper hanger.² Adeline A Bobb appeared on the 1900 federal census of Dauphin Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of John R Stoey; her one child was living in 1900; Household: John R Stoey (62), Adeline (60 - wif), William F Paul (28 - sil), Carrie S Paul (27 - dau), and Adeline S (3 - grdau), residing on Third Street, Harrisburg 10^th Ward, where John R was a paper hanger.³

Adeline A Bobb died on 7 April 1921 at age 80.⁴

Adeline was buried at Harrisburg Cemetery, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co, Pennsylvania.⁴

Patrick married Josephine A Stoy, daughter of Frank W Stoy and Leona M Woodward.¹

Anne Bonk was born in 1935.

Anne married second Ronald Gerald Foley on 23 September 1967.¹

Anne Bonk died on 24 April 2016 at Haddonfield, New Jersey.

John married Mary Blesi.¹

Theodore Herman Bonk was born on 19 January 1907 at Minneapolis, Hennepin Co, Minnesota.^2,1

Theodore married Alice Genevieve Stoy, daughter of George Morgan Stoy and Rose Elizabeth Delozier, on 14 October 1932 at Cuyahoga Co, Ohio.^3,1

He saw military service during WWII when he enlisted 15 Oct 1942 in the US Navy.²

Theodore Herman Bonk died on 26 November 1959 at age 52.²

Theodore was buried on 1 December 1959 at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia, (section 7, site 9901.)²

Theodore James Bonk was born on 19 July 1943 at Halifax, Province of Nova Scotia, Canada.

Theodore James Bonk died on 9 April 2013 at his home, Lexington Park, St Mary's Co, Maryland, at age 69.²

His obituary stated: "Memorial Masses will be held in Maryland and Virginia. Theodore James Bonk, age 69, of Lexington Park, MD died at home on April 9, 2013. The cause was bladder cancer. Born July 19, 1943 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Jim had lived in Tampa, FL; Georgetown, DC; Silver Spring, MD; Spotsylvania, VA; and Lexington Park, MD. Over the years he served as a brother at the Franciscan Monastery, worked as a plumbers apprentice, sold pianos and church organs, drove a variety of trucks, and until recently acted as a notary public serving various refinancing and title companies. During his life, Jim was a member of the Byzantine Catholic Church, National Rifle Association, Amateur Radio Relay League (N3GCL), Lexington Park Rescue Squad; the Patuxent River Naval Air Station Sailing Club; was a supporter of Right to Life and had a fondness for the US Coast Guard. He enjoyed collecting pens, lighters, watches and pipes that drew his fancy. A man of deep faith and good humor, he enjoyed a good joke and had a charitable nature. He especially loved to zip around town in his yellow Mini Cooper while enjoying a cigar and catching up with other radio enthusiasts. He is survived by his wife, Miriam-Ellen, and daughters Christianna Marie and Mary Ellen of Lexington Park; his sisters Brenda Bonk of Front Royal, VA; Joan Heidersdorf of Juneau, AK; Anne Foley of Collingswood, NJ; and Goddaughter Lea-Michelle Jane Thatcher. Jim was preceded in death by his parents Theodore Herman and Alice Genevieve Bonk. Memorial Masses will be held on May 4, 2013 at 10:00 am at St Gregory's Byzantine Church in Beltsville, MD, May 5, 2013 at 9:15 am at Patronage of the Mother of God Byzantine Church, Baltimore, MD, May 12, 2013 at 9:00 am at Holy Face Church in Callaway, MD, and June 15, 2013 at 10:00 am at Epiphany of our Lord Byzantine Church in Annandale VA. Internment location is yet to be determined . . . ."²