Elizabeth STONEBRAKER

F, b. 1816, d. 1893
FatherValentine STONEBRAKER b. 9 Dec 1779, d. 5 May 1852
     Elizabeth STONEBRAKER was born in 1816. She died in 1893.

Julia Ann STONEBRAKER

F, b. 31 January 1848, d. 22 September 1928
FatherValentine STONEBRAKER b. 10 Jun 1814, d. 11 Feb 1889
     Julia Ann STONEBRAKER was born on 31 January 1848. She died on 22 September 1928 at age 80.

Elma Chloe STONEBRAKER

F, b. 15 June 1873, d. 9 May 1883
     Elma Chloe STONEBRAKER was born on 15 June 1873. She died on 9 May 1883 at age 9.

Samuel STONEBRAKER

M, b. 1776, d. 25 February 1845
     Originally came from Hagerstown, MD.1 Samuel STONEBRAKER was born in 1776 at Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland, USA. He married Ann Elizabeth ALTFATHER, daughter of Fredrich ALTVATER and Magdalena FREUND, in 1798.2 Samuel STONEBRAKER witnessed the Tax Record of an unknown person in 1811; Owned 206 acres in R 4 T 7 T 19 of Richland Township, near Warnock.3 He died on 25 February 1845 at Warnock, Belmont County, Ohio, USA. He was buried circa 28 February 1845 at Richland Township, Warnock, Belmont County, Ohio, USA; Buried in Stonebraker family Cemetery near Warnock. Cemetery apparently dug up by strip mining. Located in western section of RTS 4-7-19, Richland Twp., Belmont Co, OH.4,5

Family 1

Ann Elizabeth ALTFATHER b. 1777, d. 6 Feb 1816
Children

Family 2
Children

Citations

  1. [S13] Unknown author, BOOK Oldfather's Genealogy Compliation, p. 8: "Samuel Stonebraker came originally from Hagerstown, Maryland."
  2. [S12] Rufus A. Longman, BOOK Oldfather Family.
  3. [S18] Belmont Co Tax Records, online http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~saharmon/, 1811 Resident Tax List for Belmont County

    RICHLAND Township

    Names of Proprietors     Quantity & Rates     Range          Twp     Section     Dollars     Cents


    Olfather, Adam               206                              4          7          19          1     33
    Olfather, Jacob               41                              4          7          19               26
    Ditto                     160                              4          6          24          1     04
    …
    Stonnebraker, Samuel     206                              4          7          19          1     34.
  4. [S13] Unknown author, BOOK Oldfather's Genealogy Compliation, p. 7: "Adam and wife, Mary Ann and husband and Elizabeth and husband [Samuel] were buried in family burying grounds on their farms near Warnock, Ohio."
  5. [S34] Helen Stanford, "EMAIL Stanford, Helen," e-mail to Everett Stonebraker, 17 Feb 2004.
  6. [S213] Dorothy Gaston, "EMAIL Dorothy Gaston," e-mail to Everett Stonebraker, 15 Sept 2013, I'm a direct descendant of Frederick's sister, Maria Magdalene, b. 1798, and Francis' brother, Daniel, b. 1793. The geneological record has been cloouded by researchers who substituted Daniel, b. 1810, for this Daniel, and as a consequence his wife also has disappeared into the ether as far as the genealogies are concerned. This Daniel and his wife removed from Ohio to Perry County Illinois after 1840 but before 1850, leaving the younger Daniel (actually a son of Samuel, another sibling of Daniel and Francis) in Ohio to be misidentified.

    The first son of my Daniel Barr and M. Magdalena was named Samuel. In this Germanic community, that would have been the wife's father's name. That is a confirming bit of evidence for her parentage. Daniel Barr 1793 is well documented by probate records. His wife's maiden name is given in his son's biography as Mary M. Stonebraker. I'm copying that biography for you here:
    a BARR, b. 6June1837
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    biography from Portrait & Biographical Album of Mahaska Co., Iowa, 1887
    IRA BARR, engaged in general merchandising at Fremont, is a native of Tuscarawas County, Ohio, and was born June 6, 1837, being the son of Daniel and Mary M. (Stonebaker) Barr. The parents removed from Ohio to Perry County, Ill., in 1849, remaining there until their death, that of the father occurring in 1857, and his wife's in 1854. Daniel Barr followed the occupation of farming and milling, being an industrious man and a good citizen. The subject of this sketch, after reaching years of manhood, was married in 1857, to Miss Narcissa J. Saunders, who was born in Williamson County, Ill., Sept. 11, 1834, and is the daughter of William and Eliza (Arnold) Saunders. Her father was born in Philadelphia, Pa., and her mother in North Carolina. The former died in Williamson County, Ill., about the year 1845, and the mother resides with the subject of this sketch. Mr. and Mrs. Barr became the parents of three children- Charles M., Erom T. and Lettie A., the first two being deceased. Ira Barr emigrated from Ohio to the northwestern part of Missouri in 1856, where he followed teaching in the winter and farming in the summer. In the fall of 1861 he left Missouri and coming to Warello County, Iowa, operated a farm one year, and in the spring of 1873 came to his present location. He is the surviving member of the old firm of Barr & White, the latter deceased, so long and favorably known in that section of the county in the business of general merchandising. He carries a well-selected stock of about $3,000 worth of goods, is enjoying a good trade, and deserves unlimited prosperity. As a business man and citizen, he is honorable and upright, honest in his dealings with his patrons, personally and socially a genial gentleman, and enjoys the confidence and regard of a host of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Barr are members of the Christian Church. In his political affiliations our subject is Republican, and has held the offices of Justice of the Peace and School Director.
    Portrait & Biographical Album of Mahaska Co., Iowa, 1887
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    So that's my link to the two families. Mary M. appears as Magdalena on the 1850 census for Perry County, IL with husband Daniel Barr. The only possible family for her is that of Samuel Steinbrecher and Elizabeth Ann Altvater (lots of spelling variations). Barbara Barr, 2nd wife of Samuel Stonebraker (however you want to spell it) was yet another sibling of Daniel and Francis, so the families were definitely well known to each other.

    I found it extremely difficult to research the two families due to the variations in spelling. I found Barr as Bar, Bare, Bear Behr, Barre, Berry, and I found Stonebraker as Steinbrecher (probably original speling), Stonebaker, Steinbraker, etc. They don't all follow in alphabetical lists or indices.

    There is good research for the Barr line in "Emigrants,Refugees and Prisoners" By Richard Warren Davis Vol lll,.

James Addison Perkins

M, b. 7 October 1903, d. 27 February 1904
     James Addison Perkins was born on 7 October 1903. He died on 27 February 1904.