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Author: Charles L. Stayton Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform ISBN: 9781540769503 Category : Languages : en Pages : 98
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Joseph Stayton from Champaign County, IL, was the first permanent settler of the St. Joseph Township and is my 3rd great grandfather. This book provides history of the Stayton name and traces Joseph's family back to John Staton from England who moved his family to Pennsylvania in 1666. Then, it traces Joseph's family forward to me, Charles L. Stayton. Joseph was born in Mason County, KY, around 1798. His parents were Joseph and Martha (Glover) Stayton who moved from Sussex County, Delaware, to Mason County, KY, around 1793. Joseph Stayton moved his family from Mason County to Vermilion County, IL. Oct. 30, 1830. This section of Vermilion County 3 years later became Champaign County. Joseph had 14 children, 9 by his first wife Anna Beard and 5 by his second wife Elizabeth Strong, my 3rd great grandmother. I have included information about all his children and their families and those who married into the Stayton family. I then trace Joseph to me through his son Robert James Stayton who is my 2nd great grandfather. Considerable information is given for certain families that have ties to the Stayton family, including Strong, Meade and Babb. There is also good information on Robert James Stayton's siblings. I also give detail concerning my own immediate family, including my father, mother, stepmother and brother to the year 2014. Some families that are discussed include Strong, Burris, Laird, Peters, McCullam, Fry, White, Yeazel, Snider, Freeman, McElwee, Nonnenmacher, Hixenbaugh, Esworthy, Sallee, Meade, Babb and Reed.
Author: Charles L. Stayton Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform ISBN: 9781540769503 Category : Languages : en Pages : 98
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Joseph Stayton from Champaign County, IL, was the first permanent settler of the St. Joseph Township and is my 3rd great grandfather. This book provides history of the Stayton name and traces Joseph's family back to John Staton from England who moved his family to Pennsylvania in 1666. Then, it traces Joseph's family forward to me, Charles L. Stayton. Joseph was born in Mason County, KY, around 1798. His parents were Joseph and Martha (Glover) Stayton who moved from Sussex County, Delaware, to Mason County, KY, around 1793. Joseph Stayton moved his family from Mason County to Vermilion County, IL. Oct. 30, 1830. This section of Vermilion County 3 years later became Champaign County. Joseph had 14 children, 9 by his first wife Anna Beard and 5 by his second wife Elizabeth Strong, my 3rd great grandmother. I have included information about all his children and their families and those who married into the Stayton family. I then trace Joseph to me through his son Robert James Stayton who is my 2nd great grandfather. Considerable information is given for certain families that have ties to the Stayton family, including Strong, Meade and Babb. There is also good information on Robert James Stayton's siblings. I also give detail concerning my own immediate family, including my father, mother, stepmother and brother to the year 2014. Some families that are discussed include Strong, Burris, Laird, Peters, McCullam, Fry, White, Yeazel, Snider, Freeman, McElwee, Nonnenmacher, Hixenbaugh, Esworthy, Sallee, Meade, Babb and Reed.
Author: Charles L. Stayton Publisher: ISBN: Category : Champaign County (Ill.) Languages : en Pages : 97
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Introduction -- History of the Stayton Name -- "Joseph One" Son of John Stayton -- "Joseph Three" Moves to Mason County, Kentucky -- "Joseph Four" From Mason County, Kentucky -- Children of "Joseph Four" & Anna Beard Stayton -- "Joseph Four" Moves to Champaign County, Illinois -- Children of "Joseph Four" & Elizabeth Strong Stayton -- Children of Robert J. and Sarah C. Freeman Stayton -- "Joseph Four" Stayton, Champaign County Patriarch -- Jesse Ray Stayton -- The Meade Family -- Jesse Ray & Ruth Meade Stayton -- Clifford Ray Stayton -- The Babb Family -- Clifford Ray & Clara Ellen Babb (Carrigan) Stayton -- Clifford Ray & Johnnie Stayton -- My Family - 1943-2010 -- References
Author: Cherry Laura Van Deusen Pratt Publisher: ISBN: Category : Family History Languages : en Pages : 120
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Abraham Pietersen Van Deursen (b.1607) married Tryntje Melchiors in 1629, and they immigrated from Holland to New Amsterdam, New York during or before 1636. He died after 1657. Descendants lived in New York, Ohio, Illinois, California and elsewhere.
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Arthur Slayden (d.ca. 1787) and his wife, Rachel, lived in New Kent County, Virginia during or before 1730. Descendants (chiefly spelling the surname Slaton) and relatives lived in Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, Texas, New Mexico, California and elsewhere. Includes some genealogical data about possible immigrant ancestry.
Author: Gordon Montgomery Connelly Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 720
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