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Rebinneo Walker was born in October 1844 at Canada.^3,1

Rebinneo married William Allman Stoy, son of William G Stoy and Matilda Allman, on 16 February 1865 at Church of the Redemption, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.^4,1

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of William Allman Stoy; Household: William A Stoy (28), Revina (26), Franklin (2), Charles Walker (22), Agnes Walker (18) and Sarah Walker (15), residing in Philadelphia 8^th Ward, where William A was a clerk in a flour and grain store.¹

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 4 June 1880. Household: Rebinan Stoy (35), Agnes (dau - 10), Samuel (son - 6), Harry (son - 3), Agnes Walker (sis - 24), Sarah Walker (sis - 22), Charles T Walker (bro - 29), and Mrs E Songster (boarder - 24), residing on the east side of 23^rd Street, Philadelphia, 30^th Ward (near intersection of Montrose Street), where Rebinan was noted as widowed.²

Rebineo Stoy appeared in the 1881 Philadelphia city directory residing at 3008 Rorer and working as a dressmaker. William H Stoy and sons Edward and Charles lived at this address - could Rebineo's husband have been a relation of William H?⁵

Rebineo Stoy appeared in the 1887 and 1889 Philadelphia city directories residing at
2309 Montrose working as a dressmaker in 1887 and noted as widow of William in 1889. She appeared in the 1891 directory residing at 2210 Seybert working as a dressmaker.^6,7,8

Rebinner Stoy appeared in the 1897 Philadelphia city directory, widow of Wm A, and residing at 1212 Taylor Street (with son Samuel.)⁹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 5 June 1900. Household: Rebecca Stoy (55), Harry (son - 23), and Samuel (son - 25), residing at 2352 Thompson Street, Philadelphia 29^th Ward, where Rebecca rented her home, and was widowed with three of her six children alive in 1900.³

Verda Irene Walker was born on 11 February 1912 at Friedens, Somerset Co, Pennsylvania.^3,1

Verda married John Conrad Stoy, son of Wilson Robert Stoy and Daryl Elizabeth Stahl, on 13 July 1935 at Keyser, Mineral Co, West Virginia.^1,4

Her Social Security Number was 174-24-4811, issued before 1951 in Pennsylvania.³

She was mentioned in the obituary of John Conrad Stoy, as his wife, on 23 December 2000; "John Conrad Stoy Sr, 89, Somerset died Dec 22, 2000 at Somerset Hospital. Born Sept 12, 1911 in Somerset Township. Son of Wilson Robert and Daryle Elizabeth (Stahl) Stoy. Preceded in death by parents, brothers Robert L Stoy and C Kenneth Stoy. Survived by wife the former Verda Irene Walker to whom he was married 65 years and children: Robert W Stoy married to the former Mary Berkeley of Fairfax, Va; John C Stoy Jr, married to the former Patricia Black, Somerset; Miss Jane A Stoy, Morgantown, WVa, and James M Stoy, Somerset. Also nine grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Brother of Rufus M Stoy, Homosassa, Fla and Park C Stoy, Somerset. Member of Trinity Lutheran Church, ROE Aeire 1801, Lodge 358 F & AM, Jeffe Shrine, United Mine Workers of America. Superintendent of Somerset Borough Public Works Department retiring in 1976 with 20 years service. . . ."⁴

Verda Irene Walker died on 22 May 2003 at Somerset Hospital, Somerset, Somerset Co, Pennsylvania, at age 91.^3,2

Verda was buried on 23 May 2003 at Somerset County Memorial Park, Somerset, Somerset Co, Pennsylvania.²

Her obituary stated: "Verda I Stoy, 91, of Somerset, passed on May 22, 2003 at Somerset Hospital. Born Feb 11, 1912 in Stonycreek Township. Daughter of the late Wesley G and Sadie (Platt) Walker. She is preceded in death by her husband, John C Stoy Sr. in 2000; sisters, Elsie Watkins and Evelyn Schrock and brothers, Earl, Guy, Richard and Roy Walker. She is survived by her children: John Jr married to Patricia (Blank) of Somerset; Robert W married to Mary (Berkeley) of Fairfax, Va, Jane A Stoy of Somerset and James M married to Heather (Brown) of Somerset; nine grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. She is the sister of Grace Trent of Somerset and Ferne Schrock of Berlin. She was a past member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Somerset where she participated in the Altar Guild and the Bykota Circle Group. . . ."²

Wesley married Sadie Platt.¹

Hester Ann Wallick was born between 1810 and 1820 (based on 1840 census.)²

Hester married Joseph Stoy, son of John Stoy and Elizabeth Pisel, on 7 July 1834 at Tuscarawas Co, Ohio.³

Elinor E Walraven was born between 1915 and 1916 at Texas.¹

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Harris Co, Texas, in her parent's household; Household: Jno C Wolraven (44), Bessie (wif - 42), Jno C Jr (son - 20), Lene S (son - 17), Elinor E (dau - 14), Marie F (dau - 11), Katherine Pruitt (niece - 7), Carl Pruitt (neph - 7), Henry E Stoy (fil - 71), and John D Rogers (lodger - 19), residing at 1609 Marlin Street, Houston, where Jno C was an auto mechanic at a garage who rented his home for $25/month.¹

John Cleave Walraven was born on 4 April 1885 at Georgia.^2,3

John married Bessie Stoy, daughter of Henry Edmund Stoy, between 1905 and 1906.²

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Somervell Co, Texas, enumerated 27 April 1910. Household: Cleeve Walraven (24), Bessie (wif - 21), Charly L (bro - 19), residing on Cleburne - Glen Rose Road where Cleeve was a laborer on a farm who rented his farm - the family lived four dwellings from that of Henry Stoy, Bessie's father.¹

John registered for the World War I Selective Service Draft on 12 September 1918 in Glen Rose, Somervell Co, Texas, where he lived in Georges Creek and farmed there. He had a wife as dependent; 5'-11", slender build, had brown eyes and black hair.⁴

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Harris Co, Texas, enumerated 4 April 1930. Household: Jno C Wolraven (44), Bessie (wif - 42), Jno C Jr (son - 20), Lene S (son - 17), Elinor E (dau - 14), Marie F (dau - 11), Katherine Pruitt (niece - 7), Carl Pruitt (neph - 7), Henry E Stoy (fil - 71), and John D Rogers (lodger - 19), residing at 1609 Marlin Street, Houston, where Jno C was an auto mechanic at a garage who rented his home for $25/month.²

John Cleave Walraven died on 27 April 1933 at age 48.³

John was buried at Magnolia Cemetery, Houston, Harris Co, Texas.³

John Cleave Walraven Jr was born on 12 May 1910 at Texas.^2,1 He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Harris Co, Texas, in his parent's household; he was an auto mechanic at a garage; Household: Jno C Wolraven (44), Bessie (wif - 42), Jno C Jr (son - 20), Lene S (son - 17), Elinor E (dau - 14), Marie F (dau - 11), Katherine Pruitt (niece - 7), Carl Pruitt (neph - 7), Henry E Stoy (fil - 71), and John D Rogers (lodger - 19), residing at 1609 Marlin Street, Houston, where Jno C was an auto mechanic at a garage who rented his home for $25/month.¹

John Cleave Walraven Jr died on 20 June 1932 at Magnolia Cemetery, Houston, Harris Co, Texas, at age 22.²

Lene S Walraven was born between 1912 and 1913 at Texas.¹ He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Harris Co, Texas, in his parent's household; he was a car washer and an auto wash rack; Household: Jno C Wolraven (44), Bessie (wif - 42), Jno C Jr (son - 20), Lene S (son - 17), Elinor E (dau - 14), Marie F (dau - 11), Katherine Pruitt (niece - 7), Carl Pruitt (neph - 7), Henry E Stoy (fil - 71), and John D Rogers (lodger - 19), residing at 1609 Marlin Street, Houston, where Jno C was an auto mechanic at a garage who rented his home for $25/month.¹

Marie F Walraven was born between 1918 and 1919 at Texas.¹

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Harris Co, Texas, in her parent's household; Household: Jno C Wolraven (44), Bessie (wif - 42), Jno C Jr (son - 20), Lene S (son - 17), Elinor E (dau - 14), Marie F (dau - 11), Katherine Pruitt (niece - 7), Carl Pruitt (neph - 7), Henry E Stoy (fil - 71), and John D Rogers (lodger - 19), residing at 1609 Marlin Street, Houston, where Jno C was an auto mechanic at a garage who rented his home for $25/month.¹

Abigail Walter was born between 1780 and 1790.²

Abigail married Frederick Stoy, son of William Stoy and Elizabeth Maus, on 4 October 1800 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, (by Alderman Tod; Frederick was of Dauphin County and Abigail was of Delaware County.)^3,4

A Quaker Monthly Meeting, Philadelphia (Northern District) had the following entry of testimony in 1801: "Abigail Stoy, late Walter, had a Right of Membership with the People called Quakers, but hath departed from the Order established amongst us in the Accomplishment of her Marriage with the Assistance of a Magistrate, against which procedure she was cautioned - we therefore testify our discussion with her and that we cannot consider her as a Member of our religious Society until from a due sense of her Deviation she make such Acknowledgment as the nature of her can requires which is our Desire for her." There were several entries in the Monthly Meeting minutes beginning 23 December 1800 through 28 April 1801, culminating in her removal.⁵

She appeared on the 1830 federal census of Richmond Co, Georgia, on census date 1 Jun 1830. Household of Abigail Stoy: one male 15-20, one female 10-15, and one female 40-50 (Abigail), residing in Augusta 3^rd Ward, with one slave in the household.²

Abigail left a will on 22 May 1839 at Richmond Co, Georgia, in which she left her estate and land in Cobb County to sons John W and Thaddeus S (who were executors). She left money and clothes to Laura Stoy, daughter of deceased son Henry Stoy.⁶

John married Deborah [-?-].¹

Lloyd W Waltz was born between 1911 and 1912 at Pennsylvania.¹

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Cambria Co, Pennsylvania, in his parent's household; Household: William J Waltz (31), Olive M (wif - 35), Lloyd W (son - 8), Monica (dau - 4&9/12), Mary E (dau - 2&9/12), Lois (dau - 10/12), Nellie Eckenrode (niece - 32), and Ione Eckenrode (niece - 13), residing at 312 Cambria Avenue, Cresson Township, where William J was a flagman for a steam railroad who owned his home with a mortgage.¹

Lois Waltz was born in March 1919 at Pennsylvania.¹

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Cambria Co, Pennsylvania, in her parent's household; Household: William J Waltz (31), Olive M (wif - 35), Lloyd W (son - 8), Monica (dau - 4&9/12), Mary E (dau - 2&9/12), Lois (dau - 10/12), Nellie Eckenrode (niece - 32), and Ione Eckenrode (niece - 13), residing at 312 Cambria Avenue, Cresson Township, where William J was a flagman for a steam railroad who owned his home with a mortgage.¹

Mary E Waltz was born in April 1917 at Pennsylvania.¹

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Cambria Co, Pennsylvania, in her parent's household; Household: William J Waltz (31), Olive M (wif - 35), Lloyd W (son - 8), Monica (dau - 4&9/12), Mary E (dau - 2&9/12), Lois (dau - 10/12), Nellie Eckenrode (niece - 32), and Ione Eckenrode (niece - 13), residing at 312 Cambria Avenue, Cresson Township, where William J was a flagman for a steam railroad who owned his home with a mortgage.¹

Monica Waltz was born in April 1915 at Pennsylvania.¹

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Cambria Co, Pennsylvania, in her parent's household; Household: William J Waltz (31), Olive M (wif - 35), Lloyd W (son - 8), Monica (dau - 4&9/12), Mary E (dau - 2&9/12), Lois (dau - 10/12), Nellie Eckenrode (niece - 32), and Ione Eckenrode (niece - 13), residing at 312 Cambria Avenue, Cresson Township, where William J was a flagman for a steam railroad who owned his home with a mortgage.¹

William J Waltz was born between 1888 and 1889 at Pennsylvania.¹

William married Olive M Eckenrode, daughter of Joseph Ambrose Eckenrode and Monica A Stoy.¹

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Cambria Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 20 January 1920. Household: William J Waltz (31), Olive M (wif - 35), Lloyd W (son - 8), Monica (dau - 4&9/12), Mary E (dau - 2&9/12), Lois (dau - 10/12), Nellie Eckenrode (niece - 32), and Ione Eckenrode (niece - 13), residing at 312 Cambria Avenue, Cresson Township, where William J was a flagman for a steam railroad who owned his home with a mortgage.¹

Charles Alphons Wannemacher was born on 27 July 1909 at Payne, Paulding Co, Ohio.¹

Charles married Evelyn Iona Stoy, daughter of Franklin Estel Stoy and Wilda G Myers, on 11 August 1932 at Payne, Paulding Co, Ohio.¹

Charles Alphons Wannemacher died on 25 November 1998 at Bryan, Williams Co, Ohio, at age 89.¹

Edna Mae Watkins was born on 21 January 1915.¹

Edna married Joseph Earl Stoy, son of Francis Marion Stoy and Laura Isabelle Lane, on 30 June 1968 at Clark Co, Washington, (both resided in Multnomah County, Oregon.)¹

She was mentioned in the obituary of Joseph Earl Stoy, as his former wife, on 10 May 1998; "No service will be held for Joseph E Stoy, who died May 5, 1998, at age 95. Mr. Stoy was born May 1, 1903, in Chehalis, Wash. He attended schools in Chehalis and moved to Grants Pass before moving to Portland. He was a salesman for Bristol Silica Co. for 18 years. Survivors include his son, David, whose location is unknown; sister, Goldie Marcott of Scottsdale, Ariz; brother, Chuck of Boise; and former wife, Edna Snively of Portland. . . ."²

Cornelius G Watson was born in November 1830 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.^1,4,2

His father was born in England and his mother in Philadelphia.⁴

Cornelius married Katherine Stoy, daughter of Daniel Stoy and Margaret Hymes, between 1874 and 1875.²

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 1 June 1880. Household: Cornelius G Watson (48), Kate (wif - 41), Frank Hooper (stepson - 16), Rebecca F Watson (dau - 2), Martin Lawler (boarder - 52), Frank Fulmer (boarder - 20), and Maggie Bridgeman (serv - 23), residing at 13 South 2^nd Street, Philadelphia, 6^th Ward, where Cornelius G was a plumber.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 1 June 1900. Household: Eunoch C Watson (69), Kathe (wif - 61), and Rebecca (dau - 22), residing at 306 Cypress Street, Philadelphia, 5^th Ward, where Eunoch C was an agent for an insurance company and rented his home. The Philadelphia City Directory for 1900 confirms that this is Cornelius G Watson at this address and his work place was 217 South Broad Street.^2,3

Cornelius G Watson died on 6 July 1905 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, at age 74⁴. He resided in 306 Cypress Street, 5th Ward, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at the time of his death and was married.⁴

Cornelius was buried on 10 July 1905 at Mount Moriah Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.⁴

Rebecca F Watson was born in May 1878 at Pennsylvania.²

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in her parent's household; Household: Cornelius G Watson (48), Kate (wif - 41), Frank Hooper (stepson - 16), Rebecca F Watson (dau - 2), Martin Lawler (boarder - 52), Frank Fulmer (boarder - 20), and Maggie Bridgeman (serv - 23), residing at 13 South 2^nd Street, Philadelphia, 6^th Ward, where Cornelius G was a plumber.¹ She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in her parent's household; she worked as a visitor for a charitable society; Household: Eunoch C Watson (69), Kathe (wif - 61), and Rebecca (dau - 22), residing at 306 Cypress Street, Philadelphia, 5^th Ward, where Eunoch C was an agent for an insurance company and rented his home. The Philadelphia City Directory for 1900 confirms that this is Cornelius G Watson at this address and his work place was 217 South Broad Street.^2,3

Rebecca married Joseph S Hebrew in 1903 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, (license 165405.)⁷ Rebecca F Watson appeared on the 1910 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Joseph S Hebrew; her one child had died before 1910; Household: Joseph S Hebrew (31) and Rebecca W (wif - 29), residing at 5936 Spring Street, Philadelphia, 34^th Ward, where Joseph S was a solicitor for an express company who rented his home.⁴ Rebecca F Watson was listed in the WWI draft registration record of Joseph S Hebrew on 12 September 1918; where he resided at 6244 Webster Street and worked as a manager for the Vitagraph Company at 229 North 12^th Street. He named Rebecca Watson Hebrew of the same address as nearest relative; tall, medium build, had grey eyes and brown hair.⁸

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Joseph S Hebrew; Household: Jospeh S Hebrew (41) and Bessie W (38), residing at 6244 Webster Street, Philadelphia, 46^th Ward, where Joseph S was a manager for a film exchange who owned his home with a mortgage.⁵

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Joseph S Hebrew; Household: Joseph S Hebrew (50) and Rebecca W (wif - 48), residing at 1109 Darby Road, Brookline town [Philadelphia] where Joseph S was a division manager for a film company who owned his home valued at $25,000 and had a radio.⁶

Eleanor M Watt was born between 1802 and 1803 (based on death notice.)¹

Eleanor married Henry William Stoy, son of William Stoy and Elizabeth Maus, in 1826.²

Eleanor M Watt died on 2 May 1852 at Bridgeport, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania.^1,2

Margaret Watt was born between 1802 and 1803 at Pennsylvania.²

Margaret married John Stoy.⁴

Mr and Mrs Stoy were named parishioners of Christ Church in Greensburg with a notation "(son & daugh) 2 adults."⁵

Margaret Stoy was named as a communicant at the Christ Episcopal Church in Greensburg in Nov 1839.⁶

She appeared on the 1840 federal census of Westmoreland Co, Pennsylvania, on census date 1 Jun 1840. Household of Margaret Stoy: one male 15-20 (likely Augustus), one female 15-20, and one female 30-40 (Margaret.)¹ Margaret Watt witnessed the baptism of Hannah Stoy in 1849 at Christ Episcopal Church, Greensburg, Westmoreland Co, Pennsylvania, and was named as Anna's grandmother.⁷

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Westmoreland Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Augustus Stoy; Household: Gustavus Stoy (25), Margaret (47), Kate (27), Hanah (1), Wilson Baughman (clerk, 16), and Margaret Michen (18), residing in Greensburg Borough where Gustavus was a merchant with real estate valued at $2,000.²

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Westmoreland Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 7 June 1860. Household: Margaret Stoy (56), Kate (36), Anna (11), and Elizabeth Neff (servant - 16), residing in Greensburg Borough where Margaret had real estate valued at $8,000 and personal property at $400.³

Mrs Margaret Stoy & family were named parishioners of Christ Church in Nov 1862.⁸

Margaret Watt died on 19 August 1865.⁴

Margaret was buried at Saint Clair Cemetery, Greensburg, Westmoreland Co, Pennsylvania.⁴

Susanna Margaretha Weber was born on 2 February 1716 (based on age 75 years, 9 months, 2 days given in burial record.)

Susanna married Frederick Maus, son of Ludwig Maus, on 5 November 1733 at Contwig Reformed Church, Contwig, now in the district of Südwestpfalz, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, and located about two miles east of Zweibrücken.¹

Susanna Margaretha Weber was named in the will of Frederick Maus as his wife on 15 March 1785 at Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania; with a codicil made 20 Mar 1786. He named his wife, sons and daughters with the daughter's spouses, noting those that were deceased.²

Susanna was buried on 4 November 1791 at First (German) Reformed Church, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.³

Ella E Weigelt was born between 1933 and 1934 at Germany.^1,2

Ella E Stoy arrived in New York City on 11 Aug 1955, having departed from Frankfurt, Germany, on Flying Tiger Airlines. She was traveling with her husband, was German and had a visa.² She was naturalized (certificate # 8164837.)¹

She was killed in an accident at the intersection of Yorck- and Gneisenaustrasse, Berlin-Kreuzberg, Germany. Her passport was #2458401 issued 15 Nov 1960.¹

Ella E Weigelt died on 2 July 1964 at Berlin-Kreuzberg, Germany.¹

Ella was buried at Cemetery Friedhof Zehlendorf - Onkel-Tom-Strasse, Berlin-Zehlendorf, Germany.¹

Julia T Weir was born between 1895 and 1896 at Pennsylvania.¹

Julia married George Norton Carter, son of William E Carter and [-?-] [-?-], in 1916 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.^3,1

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of George Norton Carter; Household: George M Carter (24), Julia (wif - 24), Georgette N (dau - 2), John N (grfather - 66), and Emma J (grmother - 65), residing at 2412 19th Street, Philadelphia, 48^th Ward, where George M was a motor truck driver.¹

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 8 April 1930. Household: Julia Carter (35), Emma Carter (mil - 76), and Georgette Carter (dau - 12), residing at 2946 Aspen Street, Philadelphia, 24^th Ward, where Julia was a card cutter in a paper store who rented her home for $20/month and was widowed.²

Jacob Weldy was born in 1817.¹

Jacob married Rhoda [-?-].²

Jacob Weldy died in 1902.¹

Jacob was buried at Mount Olive Church (Hepker) Cemetery, Superior Township, Williams Co, Ohio.¹

Minerva H Weldy was born on 10 June 1842 at Portage Co, Ohio.¹

Minerva married first William Burbic in 1860.¹

Minerva married second Andrew S Burbic in 1865.¹

Minerva married third John H Stoy, son of William Stoy and Elizabeth Keesey, on 4 March 1871 at Williams Co, Ohio.^1,4

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Williams Co, Ohio, in the household of John H Stoy; Household: John Stoy (28), Maneria (wif - 37), William Burbick (stepson - 13), Charles E (son - 8), and Cintha A (dau - 4), residing in Center Township where John was a farmer.² Minerva H Weldy appeared on the 1900 federal census of Williams Co, Ohio, in the household of John H Stoy; all eight of her children were alive in 1900; Household: John H Stoy (48), Minerva H (wif - 56), Eugene G (son - 19), and May M Edward (niece - 16), residing in Center Township where John H was a farmer who owned his farm with a mortgage.³

Minerva H Weldy died on 24 February 1903 at Center Township, Williams Co, Ohio, at age 60.¹

Minerva was buried at Mount Olive Church (Hepker) Cemetery, Superior Township, Williams Co, Ohio, (cemetery located about six miles NW of Bryan.)^1,5

Her obituary stated: "Stoy, Minerva H, daughter of Jacob and Rhoda Weldy, was born in Portage county, O, June 10, 1842, and died in Center township, Williams county, O, Feb 24, 1903, aged 60 years, 8 months and 14 days.
In the year 1878 she was converted and united with the U B church and continued a faithful member until 1890, when she united with the Oak Grove society of the Evangelical Association and remained a worthy member until her death.
In 1860 she was joined in marriage with William Burbic. To this union were born two sons and one daughter. In 1864, Mr Burbic died while away from home in the service of his county.
In 1865 she again married, being joined to Andrew S Burbic, to this union were born one son and one daughter. In 1869 Andrew died, this for the second time she had to endure the sorrows of widowhood.
Then on March 4, 1871, she as joined in marriage with John H Stoy, with whom she lived in peaceful union till her death. To this union were born to sons and one daughter. She leaves to mourn her departure a husband, one son and one daughter, three brothers and one sister and numberous relatiives and friends."¹

Mary A Weller was born between 1848 and 1849 at Pennsylvania (1925 Iowa state census has her born in Maryland.)^3,4

Mary married Conrad J Stoy, son of Conrad Stoy and Caroline Weyand.¹

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Black Hawk Co, Iowa, in the household of Conrad J Stoy; Household: Conrad Stoy (37), Mary A (wif - 31), Roger Bashor (son - 1) and John Rolls (laborer - 20), residing in Orange Township where Conrad was a farmer.¹ Mary A Weller appeared on the 1910 federal census of Black Hawk Co, Iowa, in the household of Conrad J Stoy; her one child was alive in 1910; Household: Conrad J Stoy (67) and Mary A (wif - 61), residing at 222 Hammond Avenue, Waterloo, where Conrad J owned his home free of mortgage - his son resided next to him.²

Julius O Wells was born in December 1866.¹

Julius married Fannie Almena Stoy, daughter of Frederick William Stoy and Amelia Anna McCoy, on 16 June 1902.¹

Barbara Welsh was born between 1801 and 1802 at Baden (perhaps 1805-6 based on 1850 census.)^1,2

Barbara married George Stoy circa 1822 (based on entry in 1859 Lancaster city directory.)⁵

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 30 August 1850. Household: Barbara Stoy (44, born Germany), residing in Lancaster city. She lived in the home of Nicholas Gantz, who appeared as a neighbor in the 1840 census of George Stoy.¹

Barbara Stoy, named as the widow of George, appeared in the 1859 Lancaster directory with a residence on Manor near Dorwart. Peter Stoy appeared in the same directory with a home on Dorwart near Manor.⁵

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Michael Deitrich; Household: Michael Deitrick (36), Barbara (30), Sarah (10), Martha (9), Lidia (7, b), Mary (5), Edward (2), and Barbara Stoy (58), residing in Lancaster city (Southwest Ward) where Michael was a laborer with personal property valued at $50.²

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Barbara Stoy; Household: Barbara Deitrich (40), Martha (19), Lydia (17), Mary C (15), Edward (13), John (8), and Barbara Stoy (68), residing in Lancaster city 5^th Ward, where Barbara had real estate valued at $1,200.³ Barbara Welsh appeared on the 1880 federal census of Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Barbara Stoy, he daughter; she was widowed; Household: Barbara Deitrach (50), John (son - 18), Martha (dau - 28), Ida Selvert (grdau - 9), Lydia Deitrach (dau - 27), and Barbara Stoy (mother - 77), residing in Lancaster city 5^th Ward - she was widowed.⁴

Sarah Ann West was born between 1836 and 1837 at Ohio.^1,2

Sarah married Wm P Poland.²

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Muskegon Co, Michigan, enumerated 22 January 1920. Household: Sarah J Poland (83) and Melissa Stoy (dau - 66), residing in Norton Township where Sarah J owned her property free of mortgage; she was widowed.¹

Caroline married Conrad Stoy circa 1841.¹

Elizabeth Whelan was born on 25 October 1831 at Cavanagh, County Caven, Ireland, (1860 census has 1835-36.)^6,2

Elizabeth married Thomas Stoy, son of Daniel Stoy and Margaret Hymes.^2,1

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Thomas Stoy; Household: Thomas Stoy (26), Eliza (24), Daniel (3), and Mary Whelan (domestic servant - 19), residing in SW division, 18^th Ward where Thomas was a fisherman.²

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 16 June 1870. Household: Eliza Stoy (30), Daniel (14), and Kate Wheelan (19), residing in Philadelphia, 6^th Ward, where Eliza was a huckster - Kate Wheelan was either her sister or her sister-in-law.³

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 22 November 1870. Household: Eliza Stoy (35), Daniel (14), Thomas Wheelan (22), and Kate Wheelan (19), residing at 123 Race Street,Philadelphia, 6^th Ward - this was a second enumeration.⁴

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 2 June 1880. Household: Elizabeth Stoy (40) and Daniel (son - 23), residing at 126 Vine Street, Philadelphia, 6^th Ward - Elizabeth was widowed.⁵

Elizabeth Whelan died on 15 April 1907 at Home for the Aged, 53rd and Chester Avenue, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, at age 75.⁶

Elizabeth was buried on 18 April 1907 at Fernwood Cemetery, Lansdowne, Delaware Co, Pennsylvania.⁶

Patrick married Mary Brady.¹

Thelma Jane Whipkey was born on 31 July 1907.¹

Thelma married Robert Luther Stoy, son of Wilson Robert Stoy and Daryl Elizabeth Stahl, between 1944 and 1945.²

Thelma Jane Whipkey died on 15 October 2004 at Siemon Lakeview Manor Estate, Somerset, Somerset Co, Pennsylvania, at age 97.¹

Her obituary stated: "Thelma Jane Stoy, 97, Rockwood, died Oct 15, 2004, at Siemon Lakeview Manor Estate, Somerset. Born July 31, 1907, in Casselman, a daughter of William H and Savannah (Cook) Whipkey. Preceded in death
by parents; husband, Robert Luther Stoy, who died in 1983; two sisters, Iona A Whipkey and Kathryn N Miller. Survived by numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. A 1925 graduate of Rockwood High School, a 1927 graduate of California Normal School. Member of Casselman United Methodist Church, where she was the pianist for 77 years. She also retired as an elementary school teacher for Rockwood Area Schools. . . ."¹

Thelma was buried on 20 October 2004 at IOOF Cemetery, Kingwood, Somerset Co, Pennsylvania.^3,1

Emma Frances Whitaker was born on 3 June 1873 at Aiken, Aiken Co, South Carolina.³

Emma married Charles McCoy Stoy, son of Frederick William Stoy and Amelia Anna McCoy, on 27 June 1891 at Clifton, Spartenburg Co, South Carolina.^3,1 Emma Frances Whitaker appeared on the 1900 federal census of Aiken Co, South Carolina, in the household of Charles McCoy Stoy; three of her four children were alive in 1900; Household: Charles M Stoy (29), Emma F (wif - 26), Frederica V (dau - 8), Grace W (dau - 5), and Baby (dau - 1/12), residing in Gregg Township where Charles M was an overseer of carding at a cotton mill who rented his home.¹ Emma Frances Whitaker appeared on the 1910 federal census of Calhoun Co, Alabama, in the household of Charles McCoy Stoy; five of her seven children were alive in 1910; Household: Charles M Story (39), Emer F (wif - 36), Fredic (dau - 17), Grace (dau - 15), Francis (dau - 7), Charles H (son - 4), and Annie (dau - 2), residing on 4^th Street, Anniston, where Charles M was a foreman in a cotton mill who rented his home.²

Emma Frances Whitaker died on 17 May 1920 at age 46.⁴

Emma was buried at Edgemont Cemetery, Anniston, Calhoun Co, Alabama.⁴

Don Dewitt Whitcomb was born on 24 October 1871 at Michigan (California death record has birth 21 Oct 1871.)^1,2

Don married Mable Stoy, daughter of Hiram Peter Stoy and Mary Rachel McMichael, on 18 May 1903 at Lucas Co, Ohio.^1,3

Don Dewitt Whitcomb died on 13 June 1946 at Los Angeles Co, California, at age 74.²

Mary E Wicks was born on 20 February 1800 at New York (from her obituary, calculated from age at death, although her obituary states birth on 24 Feb 1809.)^1,4

She moved with her parents from Erie, Pennsylvania, in 1816 to New Albany.⁵

Mary married Peter Stoy, son of Peter Stoy and Ann Brustar, on 4 March 1819 likely at New Albany, Floyd Co, Indiana.⁵

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 $2,000.¹

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Floyd Co, Indiana, in the household of Francis Burdett Moody; Household: Francis B Moodey (34), Henrietta E (26), Mary S (6), Francis B (3), Raymond (6/12), Lora F Rookert (servant - 18), Mary E Stoy (52), Rebecca Burness (65), William V Stoy (15), residing in New Albany 5^th Ward where Francis B was a steamboat captain who owned real estate valued at $500 and personal property at $500.²

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Floyd Co, Indiana, enumerated 28 June 1870. Household: Mary E Stoy (70), William V (25), Leander A Reily (35), John M Reily (10), Lewis S Reily (6), and Rosetta Linkenfelder (11), residing in New Albany where Mary E had real estate valued at $8,000 and personal property at $500.³

Mary E Wicks died on 3 January 1880 at the home of her son-in-law, Capt F B Moody, New Albany, Floyd Co, Indiana, at age 79.⁵

Her obituary stated: "Death of a Pioneer - Brief Sketch of New Life - Mary E Stoy, was born in the state of New York, February 24th, 1809, and died at the residence of her son-in-law, Capt F B Moody, in this city, Jan 3, 1880, at 6 o'clock pm, aged 79 years 10 months and 14 days. Mrs Stoy's girlhood was passed at Erie, Pennsylvania, from which place she removed, with her parents, to New Albany in 1816, where she has resided ever since. Her maiden name was Wicks. She was married march 4, 1819, to Peter Stoy, with whom she lived most happily until December 1, 1846, when he died, being at the time of his decease a class-leader and steward in the Methodist church-Wesley Chapel, the mother of New Albany Methodism. Mrs Stoy was reared in the Presbyterian church, but in 1822 united with Wesley M E church, in which she lived a most faithful, consistent and influential member for fifty-seven years. She will be greatly missed from her loved church, where, through more than half a century her example spoke words of such winning eloquence and potent influence. She never missed the regular services of the church when within her power to be present, and took great delight in urging others to live lives of devotion to Christ and the church. By none will she be more sincerely mourned than by her sisters and brethren of Wesley Chapel, to all of whom she was so tenderly attached. As a mother, May E Stoy shone in her richest character. For thirty three years and seventeen days she lived in widowhood, and when death took her him to whom she had pledged her womanly affections, she was left with the care of several children. All these she reared to lives of usefulness and honor, and pointing them in their youth to the religion she professed and adorned, she lived to see them all following her footsteps 'In the way everlasting.' Of her children six survive her, Peter R, Louis, Daniel and William V Stoy, and Mrs F B Moody and Mrs R G McCord. Mrs Stoy was a pioneer of New Albany. Coming to the city in 1816, two years after it was laid out and the first sale of lots took place, she found the present site of New Albany a primitive forest. There were not over a dozen cabins in the town and the outlook at that time was anything but cheering that the place selected for her home was to become the most beautiful, healthy and desirable place of residence in a great state. She partook of the first communion celebrated by the Presbyterians in New Albany. She heard the first sermon ever preached in the town. She attended the first prayer meeting held here in the fall of 1817, at a bakeshop that stood on Pearl street near Main. She was present on Nov 29, 1818, at the dedication of the first Methodist church in New Albany - a log structure of most unpretentious appearance. She lived to see all the churches now in the city founded and all the many handsome church edifices erected. In all these years her soul was animated by feelings of the warmest interest for the spread of religion, education and all things else having in view the betterance of mankind. . . . To her son, Peter R Stoy, she said during her last illness: ‘My son, I am sure my sickness is unto death. I am all ready and willing to go. . . And thus she died - full of years, full of hope of immortality, full of peace. . . . Mrs Stoy's funeral took place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from Wesley Chapel, and was largely attended by the old citizens of New Albany, to all whom she was known through the sixty-three years of her life spent in this city. The funeral services were conducted by Rev J L Pitner, whose address was full of tenderness, affecting all present. Of the older citizens of New Albany, those who came here about the time Mrs Stoy arrived, only the following survive her: Daniel Seabrook, Mrs Jacob Anthony, Mrs Elizabeth Beeler, Hezekiah Beeler, John Angel, Capt Edward Brown and wife, Annabel Hooper, Mrs Sophia Ashton, John Aston, Mrs Elizabeth Beharrell, Mrs Ann M Fitch, Mrs Flora Sinex, Mrs Harriet Waring, (the first child born at New Albany) and David Hedden. Mrs Stoy leaves six children, thirty-two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Seven of her grandsons acted as pallbearers at her funeral."⁴

Margareth Widener was born between 1790 and 1791 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.^5,2

Margareth married Henry Stoy, son of Daniel Stoy and Mary Brustar, on 23 August 1815 at Saint Michaels and Zion Church, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.^6,7

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Henry Stoy; Household: Henry Stoy (58), Mandah (17), Francis (female - 15), and Margaret (57), residing in Kensington 4^th Ward where Henry was a ship carpenter. Cannot account for Francis in 1840 census - may be a niece.¹ Margareth Widener appeared on the 1860 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Henry Stoy; she was noted as having real estate valued at $6,000 and personal property at $300; Household: Henry Stoy (68), Margaret (66), Charles (23), Mary Edwards (32), Cecelia Edwards (12), and William Evans (machinist - 20), residing in Southwest division 18^th Ward (Kensington) where Henry was a ship carpenter.²

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Henry Stoy; Household: Henry Stoy (78), Margaret (78), and Christiana Jenkins (48), residing on Richmond Street, Philadelphia 18^th Ward.^3,4

Margaret Stoy applied for a widow's pension on 23 Oct 1879 but was "rejected because her name does not appear upon our Books as having ever been a state Pensioner."⁸

At her death, she lived at 211 Richmond in the Kensington area (Ward 18) and she was noted as married, age 88.⁹

Margareth Widener died on 25 October 1879 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.^9,5

Margareth was buried on 4 November 1879 at North Cedar Hills Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, (section G, # 52; one source has interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery on 29 Oct.)⁵

Charles married Gertrude Eckenrode, daughter of Joseph Ambrose Eckenrode and Monica A Stoy.¹

Daniel C Willerich was born in 1891 at Michigan.¹

Daniel married Ada May Stoy, daughter of Osro Stoy and Nellie Dora Vincent, on 25 October 1913 at Tekonsha, Calhoun Co, Michigan, (Daniel resided in Fredonia, Michigan and Ada in Girard, Michigan; he was a farmer.)¹

John married Christina Yandes.¹

Elizabeth married Samuel Davis.^1,2

They had five children: Cadwallader, William, Thomas, Evan, and Anne.¹

Hannah Williams was born circa 1742.²

Hannah married John Stoy, son of Petter Stey and Margretha [-?-], on 8 March 1764 at St Paul's Church (Anglican), Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.^1,3

They were reported to have five children but, other than William Williams Stoy, no names are known.⁴

Hannah Williams died on 24 June 1781.²

Margaret Williams was born circa 1744.¹

Margaret married Charles Stoy, son of Petter Stey and Margretha [-?-].²

Margaret is assumed to have married Charles Stoy based on their daughter's name and she is the only Williams' sister whose marriage is not accounted for.³

Samuel married Eleanor [-?-].²

They had at least three daughters: Margaret, Susanna (who married an Albright), and Eleanor (who married a Bellew.)²

Sarah left a will on 13 August 1803 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, and named her brother Thomas; Eleanor Williams, widow of brother Samuel Williams; Susanna Allbright, daught of Eleanor Williams; Elenor Bellew, daughter of Eleanor Williams; Charles and Margareta Stoy, son and daughter of Charles Stoy of Philadelphia; nephew Erven Davis (son of sister Elizabeth Davis); and niece Margret Williams, daughter of Samuel Williams, deceased.²

Sarah Williams died in August 1803.³

Her estate was probated on 1 September 1803 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.³

William Williams was born circa 1710.¹

There is a well-researched family tree for the family of William Williams, providing more information than I've shown here.¹

William married Ellin Foulke.²

Nolan Williamson was born on 21 June 1913 at Texas.^1,2

Nolan married Mary Ellen Stoy, daughter of Grover Cleveland Stoy and Bernice K [-?-], on 9 February 1941 at Kaufman Co, Texas.¹

His Social Security Number was 467-24-2853, issued before 1951 in Texas.²

Nolan Williamson died on 4 July 1991 at age 78.²

Bennett married Angeline Matilda Stoy, daughter of Samuel Stoy and Ann Jane Douglass.¹

Walter Frederick Wills was born on 14 October 1887 at Loretto, Cambria Co, Pennsylvania.²

Walter married Mary Catherine Smith.¹

Walter registered for the World War I Selective Service Draft on 5 June 1917 in Juniata, Blair Co, Pennsylvania, where he lived at 516 Fifth Avenue and worked as a brakeman for the Pennsylvania Railroad. He had a wife as dependent; tall, medium build, had brown eyes, and brown hair.²

Harriet married John F Miller.¹

Lee Wilson was born at Kentucky.¹

Lee married Mary Price.¹

Mary Wilson was born on 28 March 1855 at Saint Louis Co, Missouri.^2,1,6

Mary married Francis Marion Stoy, son of John William Stoy and Harriett Clifton, on 21 May 1874 at Saint Louis Co, Missouri.^6,2 Mary Wilson appeared on the 1900 federal census of Kaufman Co, Texas, in the household of Francis Marion Stoy; 11 of her 14 children were alive in 1900; Household: Francis M Stoy (59), Mary W (wif - 45), Arthur M (son - 23), Geo W (son - 20), Annie Lee (dau - 18), Harry M (son - 15), G Cleveland (son - 11), A Thurmond (son - 11), Thos Jefferson (son - 9), Robert Lee (son - 9), Agnes R (dau - 7), and Marion W (son - 5), residing in justice precinct 3, where Francis M was a farmer who owned his farm with a mortgage.² Mary Wilson appeared on the 1910 federal census of Kaufman Co, Texas, in the household of Francis Marion Stoy; 11 of her 14 children were alive in 1910; Household: Frank M Stoy (69), Mary W (wif - 55), Arthur M (son - 33), Harry M (son - 25), Cleveland (son - 21), Allen G (son - 21), Thomas J (son - 19), Robert L (son - 19), Agnes R (dau - 17), and Marion W (son - 15), residing on Rosehill Road in justice precinct 3, where Frank M was a truck farmer on his own account and owned his farm free of mortgage.³ Mary Wilson was listed in the WWI draft registration record of Arthur Monroe Stoy on 12 September 1918; where he was a farmer and single. He named Mrs F M Stoy of Terrell as nearest relative; tall, stout, had blue eyes and gray hair.⁷

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Kaufman Co, Texas, enumerated 13 February 1920. Household: Mary W Stoy (65), resding on Rosehill Road, justice precinct 3, and noted as mother [of A M Stoy, enumerated just before Mary W].⁴ Mary Wilson appeared on the 1930 federal census of Kaufman Co, Texas, in the household of Arthur Monroe Stoy, her son; Household: A M Stoy (53), Arthur Byrum (boarder - 22), and Mary Stoy (moth - 75), residing in justice precinct 3 where A M was a farm laborer.⁵

She filed for a widow's pension on 2 Jun 1930, and was living on RFD 2, Terrell, Texas. The pension was allowed from 1 Jul 1930.⁶

Mary Wilson died on 4 May 1936 at Terrell, Kaufman Co, Texas, at age 81.^1,6

Mary was buried on 5 May 1936 at Terrell, Kaufman Co, Texas.¹

Susan Louisa Wilson was born in May 1862 at Kentucky.²

Susan married Henry W Stoy, son of David Cook Stoy and Elizabeth Jane Owen, between July 1880 and 1881.² Susan Louisa Wilson appeared on the 1900 federal census of Grayson Co, Kentucky, in the household of Henry W Stoy; five of her seven children were alive in 1900; Household: Henry W Stay (50), Susan L (wif - 38), Annie E (dau - 17), David F (son - 16), Artie C (dau - 11), Hardin W (dau - 5), Thomas M W (son - 3), Marth Denees (hired - 31), Amamda Band (sil - 46), India Band (niece - 18), John Ward (hired - 36), Charls Heyser (boarder - 43), and Fred Wallice (boarder - ?), residing in Leitchfield where Henry W was a lawyer who owned his home free of mortgage.² Susan Louisa Wilson appeared on the 1910 federal census of Grayson Co, Kentucky, in the household of Henry W Stoy; six of her eight children were alive in 1910; Household: Henry W Stoy (60), Susan L (wif - 47), Annie E (dau - 27), Artie C (dau - 21), Frances (dau - 15), Thomas M W (son - 13), and Nell (dau - 2), residing on Chestnut Street, Leitchfield, where Henry W was a lawyer on his own account who owned his home free of mortgage.³

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of King Co, Washington, enumerated 3 January 1920. Household: Susan A Stoy (58), Annie E (dau - 36), Artie C (dau - 29), Frances (dau - 24), Thomas W (son - 22), and Nell S (dau - 12), residing at 3 Howe Street, Seattle, where Susan A was widowed and owned her home with a mortgage.⁴

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of King Co, Washington, enumerated 10 April 1930. Household: Susan L Stoy (67), Annie (dau - 43), and Artie (dau - 36), residing at 2434 Montavista Place, Seattle, where Susan L owned her home valued at $15,000 and had a radio.⁵

Susan Louisa Wilson died in 1953.⁶

Susan was buried at Thomas Cemetery, Leitchfield, Grayson Co, Kentucky.⁶

Pearl Marie Wilton was born on 2 September 1912.¹

Pearl married Roy P Stoy, son of Francis Marion Stoy and Laura Isabelle Lane, on 17 July 1931 at Thurston Co, Washington, (both resided in King County, Washington.)²

Her Social Security Number was 538-10-7484, issued before 1951 in Washington.¹

Pearl Marie Wilton died on 15 December 2003 at age 91¹. She resided in Mesa, Maricopa Co, Arizona, at the time of her death.¹

Charles Henry Wiltshire was born on 9 August 1873 at Londonderry, Ross Co, Ohio.¹

Charles married Jennie Hinson on 5 October 1904 at Chillicothe, Ross Co, Ohio.¹

Charles Henry Wiltshire died on 2 August 1964 at Columbus, Franklin Co, Ohio, at age 90.¹

Henry Clay Wiltshire was born on 25 November 1843 at Massieville, Ross Co, Ohio.¹

Henry married Mary Elizabeth Shawk, daughter of John Michael Shawk and Sarah Stewart, on 23 August 1870 at Londonderry, Ross Co, Ohio.¹

Henry Clay Wiltshire died on 28 March 1919 at Londonderry, Ross Co, Ohio, at age 75.¹

Mary Ellen Wingate was born on 12 April 1845 at Charleston, Coles Co, Illinois.^3,4

Mary married John Smith Stoy, son of Henry William Stoy and Isiphena Bemiss, on 5 May 1869 at Macon Co, Illinois.⁵

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Macon Co, Illinois, in the household of John Smith Stoy; Household: Charles Lewis (67), others, John Stoy (30), and Ellen (25), residing in Decatur Township where John was a tailor with personal property valued at $500.² Mary Ellen Wingate and John Smith Stoy were divorced circa 1875 (based on 1880 census entry of Mary Ellen.)

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Macon Co, Illinois, enumerated 3 June 1880. Household: Mary E Stoy (34), John C (son - 9), Estella N (dau - 7), and Minnie (dau - 5), residing on North Water Street, Decatur, where Mary E was a dressmaker and was divorced.³

Mary married John Smith Stoy, son of Henry William Stoy and Isiphena Bemiss, on 14 June 1884 at Macon Co, Illinois, (they remarried.)⁵

Mary Ellen Wingate died on 28 July 1897 at her home, Chicago, Cook Co, Illinois, at age 52.⁴

Mary was buried on 30 July 1897 at Greenwood Cemetery, Decatur, Macon Co, Illinois.^4,6

Her obituary stated: "The funeral of Mrs M E Stoy of Chicago was held at 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon from the residence of Mrs T H Wingate, 342 North Main street. . . .Mary Ellen Wingate was born April 12, 1845, at Charleston, Ills, was married May 5, 1869, to John S Stoy, of Decatur, and died at 5:35 am, July 28, 1897, of consumption, at her home in Chicago. A husband, John S, a son, John, and three daughters, Estelle, Minnie and May, her mother, Mrs M L Wingate, of Decatur, two brothers, Thomas H Wingate, of Chicago, and George A Wingate, of Decatur, survive her. . . ."⁴

Thomas H Wingate was born in 1816 at Dover, Strafford Co, New Hampshire.¹

Thomas H Wingate died on 5 November 1890 at Decatur, Macon Co, Illinois.¹

Anna married Adolph C Stich, son of Carl Stich and Eleanor Hilbers, at Hillsdale, Hillsdale Co, Michigan.¹

Anna Winsor died in 1882 at Independence, Montgomery Co, Kansas.¹

Anna M Winter was born between 1816 and 1817 at Georgia.²

Anna married Thaddeus S Stoy, son of Frederick Stoy and Abigail Walter, on 9 May 1835 at Richmond Co, Georgia.⁵

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Richmond Co, Georgia, in the household of Thaddeus S Stoy; Household: Thaddeus S Stoy (38), Anna M (33), Frederick W (12), John W (10), Lulu V (3), Henry R (1), Laura H (20), and Sarah (40), residing in division 73 where Thaddeus S was a bookbinder.²

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Fulton Co, Georgia, in the household of Thaddeus S Stoy; Household: Thadeous S Stoy (48), Anna M (43), Lula (13), Henry R (10), and Osgood A (4), residing in Atlanta 1^st Ward where Thadeous S was a bookbinder.³

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Richmond Co, Georgia, in the household of Anna [-?-]; Household: Anna Winter (81), Anna M Stoy (53), John W Stoy Jr (29), and Osgood A Stoy (14), residing in Augusta 1^st Ward where Anna had real estate valued at $1,000 and personal property at $300.¹ Anna M Winter appeared on the 1880 federal census of Richmond Co, Georgia, in the household of Lulu V Stoy, her daughter; she was widowed; Household: Lela V Mayes (31), James H (son - 10), John W Stoy (bro - 38), and Anna M Stoy (mother - 63), residing in Augusta where Lela V was noted as widowed.⁴

Isole L Winters was born between 1894 and 1895 at Oregon.²

Isole married Orville Trent Stoy, son of John E Stoy and Rhoda E "Lizze" [-?-].²

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Owyhee Co, Idaho, in the household of Orville Trent Stoy; Household: Orvile T Stoy (27), Isola L (wif - 25), Harold A (son - 4&5/12), Harve Engle (boarder - 36), and Daniel W DeFoe (boarder - 42), residing in Homedale precinct where Orvile was a hotel landlord who rented his property.²

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Lassen Co, California, in the household of Orville Trent Stoy; Household: Orval T Stoy (38), Isola L (wif - 36), and Harold A (son - 14), residing on Standish Road, Honey Lake Township, where Orval T was a farmer.³

Dollie Estella Wise was born in December 1872 at Pennsylvania.¹

Dollie married Edward Harris Stoy, son of Edward G Stoy and Mary A [-?-], on 29 April 1890 at Twentieth Street Methodist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, (he was noted as a mechanic, age 21; she was age 22.)^5,4

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Edward Harris Stoy; Household: Edward H Stoy (30), Dollie (wif - 27), Nellie (dau - 8), Hattie Chadwick (cousin - 16), and Robert Olson (boarder - 24), residing at 763 N 46^th Street, Philadelphia, 34^th Ward, where Edward H was a shipper of hardware who rented his home.¹ Dollie Estella Wise appeared on the 1910 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Edward Harris Stoy; her one child was alive in 1910; Household: Edward H Stoy (41), Dollie (wif - 39), and Nellie M (dau - 18), residing at 872 Holly Street, Philadelphia, 24^th Ward, where Edward H was a shipping clerk for hardware who rented his home.²

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Camden Co, New Jersey, in the household of Edward Harris Stoy; Household: Edward H Stoy (50) and Dollie E (wif - 46), residing in Barrington borough where Edward H was a shipper of wholesale hardware, working for wages, who rented his home.³

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Camden Co, New Jersey, in the household of Edward Harris Stoy; Household: Edward H Stoy (61) and Dollie E (wif - 63), residing at 207 Austin Avenue, Barrington borough, where Edward H was a shipper for a hardware store, working for wages, who owned his home valued at $4,000, and had a radio.⁴

Ernest Woerner was born between 1889 and 1890 at German Empire.¹ He immigrated in 1890, from the German Empire.¹

Ernest married Lydia Stoy, daughter of Jacob F Stoy and Martha Jane Seachrist, between 1911 and 1912.¹

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 4 April 1930. Household: Ernest Woerner (40), Lydia (wif - 36), Rosa (dau - 13), Ernest (son - 10), Carl (son - 2), and George P Stoy (bil - 35), residing at 552 Woodward Street, Lancaster, 7^th Ward, where Ernest was a digger for the street department who rented his home for $25/month.¹

Ernest Woerner was born between 1919 and 1920 at Pennsylvania.¹

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, in his parent's household; Household: Ernest Woerner (40), Lydia (wif - 36), Rosa (dau - 13), Ernest (son - 10), Carl (son - 2), and George P Stoy (bil - 35), residing at 552 Woodward Street, Lancaster, 7^th Ward, where Ernest was a digger for the street department who rented his home for $25/month.¹

Rosa Woerner was born between 1916 and 1917 at Pennsylvania.¹

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, in her parent's household; Household: Ernest Woerner (40), Lydia (wif - 36), Rosa (dau - 13), Ernest (son - 10), Carl (son - 2), and George P Stoy (bil - 35), residing at 552 Woodward Street, Lancaster, 7^th Ward, where Ernest was a digger for the street department who rented his home for $25/month.¹

Wilton Wolf was born on 19 March 1920.¹

Wilton married Dorothy A Stoy, daughter of Wesley L Stoy and Elizabeth Keilberg, on 4 May 1946 at Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co, Wisconsin.²

His Social Security Number was 399-05-7700, issued before 1951 in Wisconsin.¹

Wilton Wolf died on 25 October 1983 at age 63.²

Wilton was buried at Estabrooks Cemetery, Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co, Wisconsin.³

Annie Wood was born on 28 September 1869.¹

Annie Wood died on 9 February 1871 at age 1.¹

Charles Taylor Wood was born on 17 January 1861.³

Daniel Stoy Wood was born on 17 May 1866.¹

Daniel Stoy Wood died on 10 September 1867 at age 1.²

Daniel was buried at Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.³

George Wood was born on 19 November 1864.¹

Ida Wood was born on 1 December 1854 at Pennsylvania.^1,2

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of James Wood; Household: James Wood (32), Ann (25), Ida (5), James (2), and Mary (1), residing in the 18^th Ward, Southwest divison, where James was a boat builder with real estate valued at $5,277 and personal property at $550.¹

Isaac Wood was born on 30 January 1863.¹

James Wood was born on 21 February 1828.²

James married Ann Stoy, daughter of Daniel Stoy and Margaret Hymes, on 2 July 1850.²

He appeared on the 1860 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 26 June 1860. Household: James Wood (32), Ann (25), Ida (5), James (2), and Mary (1), residing in the 18^th Ward, Southwest divison, where James was a boat builder with real estate valued at $5,277 and personal property at $550.¹

James Wood died on 1 February 1910 at age 81.²

James was buried at Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.³

James Collins Wood was born on 8 June 1857 at Pennsylvania.^1,2

He appeared on the 1860 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of James Wood; Household: James Wood (32), Ann (25), Ida (5), James (2), and Mary (1), residing in the 18^th Ward, Southwest divison, where James was a boat builder with real estate valued at $5,277 and personal property at $550.¹

Margaret Wood was born on 24 September 1852.¹

Margaret Wood died on 12 July 1853.¹

Margaret Stoy "Maggie" Wood was born on 21 November 1870.¹ Margaret and John Myers obtained a marriage license in 1920 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, (license 426967.)² Margaret Stoy "Maggie" Wood was listed as informant in records of the death of Ann Stoy on 20 March 1924.^3,4

Mary Wood was born on 24 January 1859 at Pennsylvania.^1,2

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of James Wood; Household: James Wood (32), Ann (25), Ida (5), James (2), and Mary (1), residing in the 18^th Ward, Southwest divison, where James was a boat builder with real estate valued at $5,277 and personal property at $550.¹

Mary Wood died on 4 April 1861 at age 2.³

Mary Wood was born on 28 January 1868.¹

Emmett married Catherine Vera Stoey, daughter of Oliver Paul Stoey and Anna Naomi Long, on 8 November 1924 at Big Spring Presbyterian Church, Newville, Cumberland Co, Pennsylvania.^2,1,3

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Cumberland Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 7 April 1930. Household: Emmet R Woodburn (47) and Katherine (wif - 40), residing on Main Street, Newville borough, where Emmet R was a clerk in a knitting mill who owned his home valued at $6,000 and had a radio.¹

Leona M Woodward was born in September 1869 at Fayette Co, Pennsylvania.^3,1

Leona married Frank W Stoy, son of William Henry Stoy and Margaret Malinda Biggs, on 24 August 1889 at Fayette Co, Pennsylvania.^3,1 Leona M Woodward appeared on the 1900 federal census of Greene Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Frank W Stoy; all four of her children were alive in 1900; Household: Frank Stoy (32), Leonia (wif - 31), Josephine (dau - 9), Jesse (son - 7), Ruth (dau - 3), Virginia (dau - 6/12), Benjamin Roseenbloom (boarder - 19), and Emma Phillps (serv - 20), residing on Franklin Street, Waynesburg, where Frank was a tailor who rented his home.¹ Leona M Woodward appeared on the 1910 federal census of Franklin Co, Kentucky, in the household of Frank W Stoy; six of her eight children were alive in 1910; Household: Frank W Stoy (43), Leonia (wif - 39), Josephine A (dau - 19), Jessie H (son - 17), Ida R (dau - 13), Virginia E (dau - 10), Charles B (son - 7), and Margaret L (dau - 3), residing at 332 Murray Street, Frankfort, where Frank W was a tailor in a tailoring shop and rented his home.²

Geo R Wright was born in July 1818 at Pennsylvania.¹

Geo R Wright was also known as George R Wright.

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Harrison Co, Indiana, enumerated 1 June 1900. Household: Geo R Wright (81), Daniel B Stoy (sil - 37), Jennie L Stoy (dau - 36), John H Shirman (sil - 24), and Edith Shirman (wif - 21), residing in Posey Township where Geo R was a ship carpenter.¹

Horace married first Olive E [-?-].¹

Horace married second Esther C Moore.¹

Jennie L Wright was born in June 1873 at Indiana.¹

Jennie married Daniel B Stoy, son of Daniel B Stoy and Mary M Streepy, on 14 September 1898 at Locust Point, Harrison Co, Indiana.³ Jennie L Wright appeared on the 1900 federal census of Harrison Co, Indiana, in her father's household; she had no children; Household: Geo R Wright (81), Daniel B Stoy (sil - 37), Jennie L Stoy (dau - 36), John H Shirman (sil - 24), and Edith Shirman (wif - 21), residing in Posey Township where Geo R was a ship carpenter.¹ She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Floyd Co, Indiana, in the household of Daniel B Stoy; all three of her children were alive in 1910; Household: Danial B Stoy (37), Jennie (wif - 45), Henrietta (dau - 8), Francis M (dau - 8), and Evelyn N (dau - 6),residing in Georgetown Township where Danial B was a farmer who rented his farm.²

Wilhemina E Wunderley was born between 1880 and 1882 at Pennsylvania.^3,1

Wilhemina married Charles John Stoy in 1907 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.^4,3 Wilhemina E Wunderley appeared on the 1910 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Charles John Stoy; her one child was alive in 1910; Household: Charles Stoy (27), Wilemenia (wif - 28), and Wilemenia (dau - 1&8/12), residing at 3071 Tulip Street, Philadelphia, 25^th Ward, where Charles was a plumber.¹ Wilhemina E Wunderley was listed in the WWI draft registration record of Charles John Stoy on 12 September 1918; where he lived at 1852 East Cromwell St and worked as a patrolman for the city. He named Willhelminia as nearest relative; tall, medium build, had blue eyes and sandy hair.⁵

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Charles John Stoy; Household: Chas Stoy (36) and Welhelmina (wif - 39) residing at 1866 East Cornwall Street, Philadelphia, 45^th Ward, where CHas was a police officer for the city who rented his home - their daughter Wilhemina was not in the household and could not be located in the census.²

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Charles John Stoy; Household: Charles Stoy (45), Wilhemina (wif - 49), William G Caylor (sil - 24), Wilhemina Caylor (dau - 21), and Thelma M Caylor (grdau - 8/12), residing at 5910 Colgate Street, Philadelphia, 35^th Ward, where Charles was a patrolman for the city, owned his home valued at $6,200 and had a radio.³

B married Thomas Henry Stoy, son of Joseph M Stoy and Mary Jane Etchie, on 3 June 1899 at Auburn, DeKalb Co, Indiana.¹

Daniel married Susan B Beaty.¹

Clarence George Wycoff was born on 9 May 1891 at Villisca, Montgomery Co, Iowa.¹

Clarence married Lois A Stoy, daughter of Henry William Stoy and Alvaretta J Lantz, on 1 January 1918 at Clarinda, Page Co, Iowa.¹

Clarence George Wycoff died on 3 December 1949 at age 58.²

Clarence was buried at Clarinda Cemetery, Clarinda, Page Co, Iowa.²

Christina married John Willerich.¹

George married Amelia Grace Stoy, daughter of Frederick William Stoy and Amelia Anna McCoy, on 30 June 1896.²

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Aiken Co, South Carolina, enumerated 19 April 1910. Household: George W Yarbrough (35), Grace (wif - 31), Bayce (son - 12), Fred (son - 11), George Jr (son - 3), and Emelia Stoy (mil - 57), residing at 85 Wattle Street, Warrenville, where George W was a bookkeeper for a cotton mill who rented his home.¹

George W Yarbrough was listed in records of the death of Amelia Grace Stoy on 19 March 1931.³

Frances Elizabeth Yard was born on 27 January 1913 at New Brunswick, Middlesex Co, New Jersey.¹

Frances married Frederick Stoy Fox Jr, son of Frederick Stoy Fox and Mary Baird, on 27 June 1935 at Atlantic City, Atlantic Co, New Jersey.¹

Frances Elizabeth Yard died on 12 December 1991 at Cape May Co, New Jersey, at age 78.¹

Erma V Yates was born in April 1896 at Kansas.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Geary Co, Kansas, in her parent's household; Household: William D Yates (35), Carrie E (wif - 30), Lucile V (dau - 11), Erma V (dau - 4), and Cathron E (moth - 74), residing on the north side of East 5^th Street, where William D was a physician-surgeon who owned his home free of mortgage.¹

George H Yates was born between 1818 and 1819 at Tennessee.²

George married first Kesiah [-?-].¹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Titus Co, Texas, enumerated 27 September 1850. Household: George Yates (31), Kesiah (31), William (9), John (7), Mary (4), and George (1) where George was a stock raiser.¹

George married second Catherine Elizabeth Fox, daughter of Jacob Fox and Nancy Garner.³

He appeared on the 1860 federal census of Barton Co, Missouri, enumerated 29 June 1860. Household: G H Yates (41), Catharne (32), Cornelius L (18), John F (17), Elizabeth (16), Mary (14), George (12), Aldwin (10), Vandy V (6), Catharne F (4), and Louis (2), residing in Nashville Township where G H was a farm laborer with personal property valued at $700.²

Georgietta Yates was born between 1860 and 1861 at Missouri.¹

Lucile Yates was born in February 1889 at Kansas.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Geary Co, Kansas, in her parent's household; Household: William D Yates (35), Carrie E (wif - 30), Lucile V (dau - 11), Erma V (dau - 4), and Cathron E (moth - 74), residing on the north side of East 5^th Street, where William D was a physician-surgeon who owned his home free of mortgage.¹

Mary A Yates was born between 1844 and 1846 at Texas (her birthplace has also been reported as Arkansas.)^2,1

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Barton Co, Missouri, in the household of George H Yates; Household: G H Yates (41), Catharne (32), Cornelius L (18), John F (17), Elizabeth (16), Mary (14), George (12), Aldwin (10), Vandy V (6), Catharne F (4), and Louis (2), residing in Nashville Township where G H was a farm laborer with personal property valued at $700.¹

Mary married Cornelius Stoy, son of Charles S Stoy and Catherine Elizabeth Fox.²

She appeared on the 6 September 1865 state census of Leavenworth Co, Kansas. She appeared as Mrs [?] on the line after Cor[?]s Stoy, was age 20, born in Texas.²

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Leavenworth Co, Kansas, enumerated 13 July 1870. Household: Mary A Stoy (24), George (4), and John C (2), residing in Tonganoxie Township where Mary A was a domestic servant with personal property valued at $100 - she was enumerated next to her stepmother.³

William Yates was born between 1862 and 1863 at Kansas.¹

William married Carrie E [-?-] between 1886 and 1887.²

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Geary Co, Kansas, enumerated 1 June 1900. Household: William D Yates (35), Carrie E (wif - 30), Lucile V (dau - 11), Erma V (dau - 4), and Cathron E (moth - 74), residing on the north side of East 5^th Street, where William D was a physician-surgeon who owned his home free of mortgage.²