Descendants of Thomas Stinchcomb

 

 

Generation No. 1

 

        1.  Thomas¹ Stinchcomb  He married Mohanne Bowsan 1543 in Tortworth, Glouscestershire. 

 

Notes for Thomas Stinchcomb:

Thomas STINCHCOMB [Parents] was born about 1520 in Tortworth Gloucestershire. He died in 1557 in Tortworth Gloucestershire. He was buried in 1557 in Tortworth Gloucestershire. He married Mohanne Bowson about 1543 in Tortworth Glocestershire.

       

Children of Thomas Stinchcomb and Mohanne Bowsan are:

+      2                 i.               Nicholas² Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1545 in Tortworth, Gloucestershire, England; died Abt. 1553.

+      3                ii.               Thomas Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1545.

        4               iii.               Jane Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1545.

        5               iv.               John Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1545.

 

 

Generation No. 2

 

        2.  Nicholas² Stinchcomb (Thomas¹) was born Abt. 1545 in Tortworth, Gloucestershire, England,  He married Elizabeth Marten. 

 

Notes for Nicholas Stinchcomb:

Thomas Stinchcomb the Elder of Tortworth, County Gloucester. (Clothman) Will dated January 14, 1553, No date of proof.

 

"extract from Stinchcombe wills and admons. from Gloucester Probate

Registrar”

 

“In the name of god ame’ the xiiii daye of Januarye the ferst yere of

the raygne of our soveraygn ladye Marie Quine of Englande ffrance, etc.

 

I Thomas Stynchcombe the elder of the parish of Tortworthe in the

countrie of Gloster clothema’ hole & perfecte of memorie. I bequethe my

sole to god. To my wives iiij god chyldren nameely to Jone Serney the

dowghter of John Serneye x s. to Augnes Cowllim the dowghter of John

Cowllim x x. to Augnes Marten the dowghter of Robarte Marten x s. to

Jane Synchcombe the dowghter of Tho’s sytchcombe x s Also I give to

Tho’s Serney the sone of John Serneye x s. the the hale orde and the

cofers in the hale.

To Suzane Serney the dowghter of John Serney vj s. viij d.

To Elizabeth Thurston L.5

To John Synchcombe the sone of Robart Stynchcombe xx s.

To Robart Stynchcombe his brother vj s. viij d.

To Augnes Whytynge xij d.

To Tho’s Marten vj s viij d.

To all my godchyldren xx d. a pyese.

To Wyllia’ Styncombe one heyfer.

To Jane Tyladames iij s. iiij d.

To my brother Nycolas Stynchombe his chyldren by name Robart, Wyllia’

and Tho’s  vj s. viij d. apyese.

To my brother Nycolas Stynchcombe my green coote and x s. and al my hose

and dublats.

To Nycolas Stynchcombe my godsonne my great panne.

To Jane Stynchcombe the dowghter of Tho’s Stynchcombe vj sylv’ spones.

To John Stynchcombe the son of Tho’s Stynchcombe ij fernacis.

All the rest of my goodes movable and unmovable I give to Tho’s

Stynchcombe my sonne whom I make my full executor to this my will.

Witnesses Tho’s Grafton parson John Serney Robart Marten Willi’ HIckes

Rycharde Day.

My debtes wch I owye

Item to Elizabeth Cowllim L.6

Debtes owed to Me

Item Arthur Vysarde owith Me L xxxvij etc

Itm John Serney oweth Me L.xl

Item Wyllia’ Kyng of Lakyngton owith L.v.

Item Mr Norwood oweth Me L.xx

Item John Tanty oweth Me xxvj

Item Wyllia’ Tysome oweth me Liii

 

will abstract, Stinchcomb notes of D.M.Owings

 

       

Children of Nicholas Stinchcomb and Elizabeth Marten are:

+      6                 i.               Thomas³ Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1575 in Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire, England; died Bef. October 05, 1623 in Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire, England.

        7                ii.               John Stinchcomb.

        8               iii.               Nicholas Stinchcomb.

        9               iv.               Jane Stinchcomb.

        10              v.               Cicely Stinchcomb.

 

 

        3.  Thomas² Stinchcomb (Thomas¹) was born Abt. 1545.

       

Children of Thomas Stinchcomb are:

+      11               i.               Robert Stinchcomb Of³ Cam, died Bet. April 20 - October 04, 1599 in Parish of Cam, Gloucestershire, England.

        12              ii.               Thomas Stinchcomb.

        13             iii.               Wylliam Stinchcomb.

 

 

Generation No. 3

 

        6.  Thomas³ Stinchcomb (Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born Abt. 1575 in Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire, England, and died Bef. October 05, 1623 in Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire, England.  He married Joane. 

 

Notes for Thomas Stinchcomb:

Will dated 21 october 1622, proved 5 October 1623.

Thomas STINCHCOMB Yeoman [Parents] was born about 1575 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. He was christened about 1575 in St Marys Hawkesbury Gloucestershire. He died in Oct 1622 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. He was buried on 16 Oct 1622 in St Marys Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. He married Joanne about 1595 in St Marys Hawkesbury Gloucestershire.

 

 

 

Thomas Stinchcombe of Hawkesbury 1622

Son of Nicholas nuncopuative Will  21 Oct 1622

 

 Extract

 

 Son John  lease at Swangrove and flock of sheep and one mow of barley and a mow of oats in the barn

Son Thomas eldest son  my olde wayne and one yoke of oxen

Son Nicholas my lease of my house and grounds in Wotton under edge after the decease of my wife Joane

John Woodman of Chipping Sodbury £20 of which is in his hands he oweth me (son in law)

God child Elizabeth Goodman my daughters daughter 20 of my best yewes

Joane my wife who I make executor all the rest of my goods and chatlles moveable and none moveable unbequethed

In witness whereof the parties here under written have set their names

John George

Andrew Gale

Nicholas Cam

 

Debts

 

My will is my son Nicholas shall pay unto Edward Hopkins of Wortley £10 which he hath in his hands or else pay it unto my executrix

 

Proved 5 October 1623  

 

 

 

       

Children of Thomas Stinchcomb and Joane are:

+      14               i.               Thomas Stinchcomb of⁴ Chawkley, born Bef. April 05, 1600; died June 03, 1655 in Chalkley, Parish of Hawksbury, Gloucestershire, England.

+      15              ii.               Nicholas Stinchcomb of Killcott, born 1608 in Killcott Hawksbury , Gloucestershire,  England; died 1669 in Hawksbury  , Gloucestershire,  England.

+      16             iii.               John Stinchcomb Of Swangrove, born Abt. 1603 in Hawkesbury Upton , Gloucestershire; died 1628 in Hawkesbury Upton , Gloucestershire.

        17             iv.               Elizabeth Stinchcomb.

 

 

        11.  Robert Stinchcomb Of³ Cam (Thomas² Stinchcomb, Thomas¹) died Bet. April 20 - October 04, 1599 in Parish of Cam, Gloucestershire, England.

 

Notes for Robert Stinchcomb Of Cam:

Abstract of the Will of ROB'TE STINCHCOMBE, 1599

In the name of god Amen in the yeare of oure lorde god one thousande five hundreth ninetie nine the six and twentith daye of Aprell, I ROBARDE STYNCHCOM husband man, etc., of the parishe of Cam in the countie of Gloucr.

To my eldest sonne JOHN STINCHCOMBE all my lands wch was given me in maryage wth my wyfe mother to the saide JOHN wth all buildings uppone the saide lande and all benches shelves and lockes to the dores.

My sonne JOHN shall paye out of the lyvinge & his porsion to ROBART my youngest sonne forty shillings.

Out of the rest of my goodes unto the forsayde ROBARTE my sonne twenty shillings to be payd by myne executors to his use ymmediately after my decease.

All the rest of my goods unto my twoe Daughters MARGERY STINCHCOME & ANNES STINCHCOME equally to de devydyd, and I ordayne my said twoe dauters to be my full and whole executors.

ROBERTE STINCHCOM his mke.

Red sealed and delyvered

in ye presence of us

JHON CHURCHMA' mynister

THOMAS MYNOR, ALIC TOMLINS his mke.

my sonne JOHN STINCHCOM oweth me twelve shillings lent him.

JEREMY FRENCHE oweth for rent eyght shillings.

Proved 4 October 1599.

 

 

       

Children of Robert Stinchcomb Of Cam are:

        18               i.               John⁴ Stinchcomb.

 

Notes for John Stinchcomb:

Abstract of the Will of JOHN STINCHCOMBE, 1661

28 August 1660.  I, JOHN STINCHCOMBE of Cam in the county of Gloucr, Husbandman, being sicke and weake, etc.

Unto SARAH BLAKE my only daughter all my lands & Tenements whatsoever in Came to her and her assignes for ever.  Unto ANNE my wiffe ye bedde whereon I now lodge and ye bedstead in my lodging Chamber and all ye furniture to ye bed and bedstead, my best chest and ye box wch shee brought wth her, ye dresser in ye Hall and one brasse pott one brasse kettle and ye biggest skillet & three peeces of pewter & five poundes in money & my Heifer wch is almost 2 years old, provided my wife doe pay to her Sister ELIZABETH the sume of five & fifty shilllings.

To my sister ELIZABETH TURNER ye summe of Twenty Shillings, & to her children (to ye males and females) one shilling apeece.

To ANNE TYENHAM my servant one shilling.

To my Brother in lawe JOHN OLLIFFE my best suit of apparrell.

To the abovesaid SARH BLAKE my only Daughter, wife of GEORGE BLAKE all ye rest of my goods chattels cattall, etc, and I make her sole executrix.  I appoynt Mr. WILL. HARDINGE & JOHN AWOOD to be overseers.

JOHN STINCHCOMBE  his mke.

Witnesses

WILL. HARDINGE

RICH. DOWSELL his mke.

Proved 30 June 1661

 

 

        19              ii.               Robert Stinchcomb.

        20             iii.               Margery Stinchcomb.

        21             iv.               Annies Stinchcomb.

 

 

Generation No. 4

 

        14.  Thomas Stinchcomb of⁴ Chawkley (Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: Robert Millard, Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire..) was born Bef. April 05, 1600 (Source: Robert Millard, Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire..), and died June 03, 1655 in Chalkley, Parish of Hawksbury, Gloucestershire, England (Source: Robert Millard, Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire..).  He married Elizabeth Neale (Source: Robert Millard, Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire..) September 03, 1621 in Hawksbury, Gloucestershire, England.  She was born Abt. 1599 in Hawkesbury Upton , Gloucestershire (Source: Robert Millard, Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire..), and died April 1655 in Hawkesbury , Gloucestershire (Source: Robert Millard, Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire..).

 

Notes for Thomas Stinchcomb of Chawkley:

Abstract of the Will of THOMAS STINCHCOMBE, 1666

I, THOMAS STINCHCOMBE of Chawkeley wth in the parish of Hawkesbury yeoman, being olde and weak in bodie.

First I give and bequeath unto my three daughters JOANE, MARY, and ELIZABETH one hundred pounds of lawfull English money apeece, to be paid out of my lands namely the Home Close or Well leaze and Stephens meade being parcell of my lands in ffee simple at Chawkeley & adjoining & belonging unto the Manor or Mansion house of Chawkeley aforesaid wherein I now inhabitt.  Unto my sonne JOHN STINCHCOMBE and his heirs all those lands & Tenements wch I purchased of HENRY PROWTE lieing in Chawkley, & hee shall pay out of the same lands the sume of Thirtie pounds of lawfull English money wth in one yeare of my decease unto my son NEHEMIAH STINCHCOMBE. 

If my sone THOMAS STINCHCOMBE doe pay unto the said NEHEMIAH the said Thirtie pounds and one hundred and fortie pounds more unto the said JOHN then he the said JOHN shall yield up unto the said THOMAS the aforesaid lands.

Unto my sonne NATHANIEL STINCHCOMBE all that parcell of ground called the Peice lieing in Chawkley aforesaid, but if he die before the age of 21 then this land shall goe to my sonne SAMUELL STINCHCOMBE.

Unto my kinsman NICHOLAS STINCHCOMBE the sone of JOHN STINCHCOMBE Twenty shillings.  Unto my kinsman NATHANIELL WIMBELL ffive shillings.  Unto my daughter HESTER the wife of RICHARD CLARKE my best ffether bed.  Unto my daughter JOANE one bedd in the Entry Chamber one table bord one great kettle one chest in the greene chamber.  Unto my daughter MARY one bedd in the greene chamber.  Unto my Daughter ELIZABETH one bedd whereon I now ly.  The residue of lmy goods unto my sonne and heire THOMAS STINCHCOMBE whom I make one of my executors.  Also I desire my well beloved brothers in laws WILL'M HANCOCK of Siddlewood & WILL'M NEALE of Hawkesbury Upton, yeomen, to be my executors in trust with my said sone.  Dated the 2nd ffebruary 1662.

THOMAS STINCHCOMBE

Witnesses THOMAS STINCHCOMBE

RICHARD CLARKE

ELIZABETH (?) WEBBER her mke.

CORNELYUS GINGELL

Proved 5 April 1666

 

       

Children of Thomas Chawkley and Elizabeth Neale are:

        22               i.               John⁵ Stinchcomb.

 

Notes for John Stinchcomb:

John STINCHCOMB Yeoman was born in 1630 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. He was christened on 2 Mar 1630 in St Marys Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. He died in Jun 1699 in Hawkesbury Gloucestershire. He was buried on 30 Jun 1699 in St Mary's Hawkesbury Gloucestershire.

 

        23              ii.               Thomas Stinchcomb.

 

Notes for Thomas Stinchcomb:

Thomas STINCHCOMB Yeoman was born about 1626 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. He died in Feb 1689 in Hawkesbury Common Gloucestershire. He was buried on 26 Feb 1689 in St Mary's Hawkesbury Gloucestershire.

 

        24             iii.               Nehemiah Stinchcomb.

 

Notes for Nehemiah Stinchcomb:

Nehemiah STINCHCOMB Yeoman [Parents] was born about 1631 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. He died in 1710 in Chpping Sodbury Gloucestershire?. He was buried on 16 Feb 1710 in Chipping Sodbury Quaker BG Gloucestershire. He married Joane.

 

Joane married Nehemiah STINCHCOMB Yeoman.

 

They had the following children:

 

   M i Thomas STINCHCOMB was born in 1672. He died in Nov 1728. 

   F ii Elizabeth STINCHCOMB was born in 1673 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. She was christened on 8 Dec 1673 in Chipping Sodbury Quaker BG Gloucestershire. She died in 1677 in Chipping Sodbury Gloucestershire. She was buried on 2 Dec 1677 in Luckington Quaker burial groud Gloucestershire. 

   M iii Nathaniel STINCHCOMB was born in 1677/1678. He died in 1728. 

   F iv Hester STINCHCOMB was born in 1680 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. She was christened on 14 Aug 1680 in Chipping Sodbury Gloucestershire. 

 

 

 

        25             iv.               Joan Stinchcomb.

 

Notes for Joan Stinchcomb:

Joane STINCHCOMB was born in 1623 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. She was christened on 14 Dec 1623 in St Marys Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. She died after 1666.

 

        26              v.               Nathaniel Stinchcomb.

 

Notes for Nathaniel Stinchcomb:

Nathaniel STINCHCOMB was born in 1633 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. He was christened on 24 Apr 1633 in St Marys Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. He died in May 1684 in Mangotsfield Gloucestershire. He was buried on 24 May 1684 in Quaker Burial Ground Mangotsfield Glos.

 

        27             vi.               Samuel Stinchcomb.  He married Mary Watts.

 

Notes for Samuel Stinchcomb:

Samuel STINCHCOMB [Parents] was born in 1646 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. He was christened on 15 Nov 1646 in St Marys Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. He married Mary WATTS on 22 Oct 1680 in Little Badminton SOF Gloucestershire.

 

 

 

Notes for Mary Watts:

Mary WATTS was born about 1658 in Little Badminton Gloucestershire. She married Samuel STINCHCOMB on 22 Oct 1680 in Little Badminton SOF Gloucestershire.

 

 

 

        28            vii.               Mary Stinchcomb.

 

Notes for Mary Stinchcomb:

Mary STINCHCOMB was born in 1627 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. She was christened on 9 Mar 1627 in St Marys Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. She died after 1666.

 

        29           viii.               Elizabeth Stinchcomb.  She married Cornelius Gingell.

 

Notes for Elizabeth Stinchcomb:

Elizabeth STINCHCOMB [Parents] was born in 1635 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. She was christened on 18 May 1635 in St Marys Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. She died after 1666. She married Cornelius GINGELL Yeoman on 17 May 1666 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire.

 

 

 

Notes for Cornelius Gingell:

Cornelius GINGELL Yeoman was born about 1632 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. He married Elizabeth STINCHCOMB on 17 May 1666 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire.

 

 

 

        30              ix.               Hester Stinchcomb.  She married Richard Clarke.

 

Notes for Hester Stinchcomb:

 Hester STINCHCOMB [Parents] was born in 1638 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. She was christened on 1 Apr 1638 in St Marys Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. She married Richard CLARKE on 4 Jun 1661 in St Marys Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire.

 

 

 

Notes for Richard Clarke:

Richard CLARKE was born about 1635. He married Hester STINCHCOMB on 4 Jun 1661 in St Marys Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire.

 

        31               x.               Nicholas Stinchcomb.

 

Notes for Nicholas Stinchcomb:

Nicholas STINCHCOMB was born about 1623 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. He died in Feb 1624 in Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire. He was buried on 14 Feb 1624 in St Marys Hawkesbury Upton Gloucestershire.

 

 

        15.  Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott (Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: Robert Millard, Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire..) was born 1608 in Killcott Hawksbury , Gloucestershire,  England, and died 1669 in Hawksbury  , Gloucestershire,  England.  He married Unknown 1629 in Hawksbury, Gloucestershire, England. 

 

Notes for Nicholas Stinchcomb of Killcott:

Nicholas Stinchcomb alias Stinchcomb or Hawkesbury Parish, Grumbald's Ash Hundred, in the county of Gloucester, yeoman, son of Thomas Stinchcomb and Joan his wife, of that parish, was descended of an ancient family, which was however in his own time too decayed to be noticed in the heralds' visitations. Cf. Ralph Bigland and Rev. James Dallaway, eds., Historical, Monumental, and Genealogical Collections Relative to the County of Gloucester; Printed from the Original Papers of the late Ralph Bigland (Garter Principal King of Arms, died 1784). London: Printed by John Nichols for H. Bigland, I (1786-91), II (1791-95), volume II, pages 50-57. See especially page 50 with its reference to Stinchcomb's Chantry in the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Hawkesbury, established in 1452, 30 Henry VI, with lands for its endowment at Chalkley in that parish. "The Chantry was founded by one of the Family of Stinchcomb, whose Arms, Quarterly, 1. and 4. a Fess engrailed between three Annulets braced with another; 2. and 3. a Chevron between three Garbs are still extent." Nicholas's elder brother, Thomas Stinchcomb, yeoman, who according to his will, dated 2 February 1662/3 and proved 5 April 1666, possessed or at least resided in "the Manor or Mansion house of Chalkley."

 

Nicholas Stinchcomb is buried at St. Mary's Church, Hawkesbury, his will has not been found, nor has the identity of his wife, who had six children.

(above from Herbert Drucker book)

 

 

More About Nicholas Stinchcomb of Killcott:

Burial: St. Mary's Church, Hawkesbury, England (Source: Stinchcomb, From here to now  by Herbert Drucker, pub. 1986.)

Christening: 1608, St. Mary's, Hawkesbury

       

Children of Nicholas Killcott and Unknown are:

+      32               i.               Nicholas II⁵ Stinchcomb, born 1630 in England; died January 1708/09 in Hawksbury ,   England.

+      33              ii.               Sarah Stinchcomb, born Bef. May 22, 1632 in Hawksbury Upton ,  Gloucestershire; died August 05, 1681 in Hawksbury Upton, Gloucestershire.

        34             iii.               Thomas Stinchcomb, born April 30, 1633 in Hawkesbury Upton, Gloucestershire (Source: Stinchcomb, From here to now  by Herbert Drucker, pub. 1986, page 4, b. 30 April 1633.); died 1710 in Hawkesbury Upton, Gloucestershire, England.

 

More About Thomas Stinchcomb:

Burial: December 01, 1710, St. Mary's Church, Hawkesbury,  England (Source: Stinchcomb, From here to now  by Herbert Drucker, pub. 1986, page 4, buried at Hawkesbury Church, 1 December, 1710.)

Christening: May 1633, St. Mary's, Hawkesbury

 

+      35             iv.               Nathaniel Stinchcomb, born Bef. February 02, 1634/35 in Hawksbury ,  Gloucestershire,  England; died Bef. September 24, 1670 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

+      36              v.               Rebecca Stinchcomb, born January 16, 1636/37.

        37             vi.               John Stinchcomb, born Bef. October 21, 1639 in Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire, England; died 1692 in Bristol, England.  He married Ann Hancock December 11, 1662 in St. Mary's, Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire.

 

 

        16.  John Stinchcomb Of⁴ Swangrove (Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born Abt. 1603 in Hawkesbury Upton , Gloucestershire, and died 1628 in Hawkesbury Upton , Gloucestershire.  He married Elizabeth Emile or Emlye December 02, 1623 in St. Mary's, Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire.  She was born Abt. 1603.

 

Notes for John Stinchcomb Of Swangrove:

John Stinchcombe of Swangrove Hawkesbury 1628         digital copy available

 

Son of Thomas

 

Proved 15 july 1629

 

 The will of John Stinchcombe made 10 October 1628

 

In the name of god Amen I John Stinchcombe of the parish of Hawkesbury in the county-of Gloucestershire

Being of  good mind and perfect memory  make and devise my last will and testiment in manner and form following,

first I give and bequeth to my son Samuel Stinchcombe(forty)pounds of lawful money of England.

and for my son- Nicholas Stinchcombe thirty pounds of like money to be payed unto them when they are one and twenty years.

this I give unto Joanne Stinchcombe my mother the best yearling calf which I bought of Duckett (kilcott?)

and I give to my mother in law Elinor Emile one lamb.

This I give to my brother in law William Emlye one lamb.

This I give unto my sister in law Agnis Emile one lamb.

and to my cousin Elizabeth Woodman one lamb and to my cousin Elizabeth Woodman dwelling with me twenty shillings.

This I give unto Joanne Longdon one lamb.

This I give unto David Hall one lamb.

This I give unto my sonne Samuel my  my best suit of apparell & cloak.

This I give unto Mary Stinchcombe two lambs.

This I give to the poor of Hawkesbury ??!?

To Thomas Stinchcombe one lamb

To Joane Stinchcombe one lambe

I also do make Elizabeth my wife my sole and lawfull exectrix of this my last will and testiment I appoint William Emilie and Richard Bence Thomas Stinchcombe and Nicholas Stinchcombe my said sons overseers giving them iij s. iiij d. apiece

this I give to Mary Bence xij  d.

 

witnesses  here unto

 

David Hall , Elinor Emile, Joane Hicks, Joane Longdon, Thomas Stinchcombe, Nicholas Stinchombe

 

 

 

 

 

More About John Stinchcomb Of Swangrove:

Burial: October 17, 1628, St. Mary's, Hawkesbury

       

Children of John Swangrove and Elizabeth Emlye are:

        38               i.               Samuel⁵ Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1622.

        39              ii.               Nicholas Stinchcomb, born 1625; died July 1694.

        40             iii.               Joane Stinchcomb, born 1629 in Hawkesbury Upton , Gloucestershire.

 

More About Joane Stinchcomb:

Christening: March 29, 1629, St. Mary's, Hawkesbury Upton, Gloucestershire

 

 

Generation No. 5

 

        32.  Nicholas II⁵ Stinchcomb (Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born 1630 in England, and died January 1708/09 in Hawksbury ,   England.  He married Unknown 1669 in Hawksbury,  England. 

 

Notes for Nicholas II Stinchcomb:

The family in England comes from the ancient parish of Stinchcombe in Gloucestershire. In Colonial America the surname is only found in Anne Arundel and Baltimore counties, where the family held large estates and many slaves.

Nicholas, bapt. 2 Nov. 1630; died testate at Hawkesbury, his will being proved on 10 Jan. 1710/11. His children are legatees in the will of his brother, Nathaniel Stinchcomb of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, dated 11 June 1670.

 

This Nicholas is the father of the Nathaniel (1670) which founded the "Anne Arundel" branch of Stinchcomb'5. (Reference data from L.D.S. Library at Ellicott City, Md.)

 

       

Children of Nicholas Stinchcomb and Unknown are:

        41               i.               John⁶ Stinchcomb, born 1664 in Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire, England; died 1750 in Maryland.  He married Mary Teale 1704 in Maryland.

+      42              ii.               Nathaniel Stinchcomb, born 1676 in Hawksbury ,    England; died 1728 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

 

 

        33.  Sarah⁵ Stinchcomb (Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born Bef. May 22, 1632 in Hawksbury Upton ,  Gloucestershire, and died August 05, 1681 in Hawksbury Upton, Gloucestershire.  She married John Alway December 29, 1651 in Hawksbury, Upton England, son of Lawrence Alway and Joane Longden.  He was born Abt. 1630 in Hawkesbury Upton, Gloucestershire.

 

More About Sarah Stinchcomb:

Burial: August 1681, St. Mary's, Hawkesbury

 

Notes for John Alway:

Brian Frith, "Stinchcomb, of Tortworth and Hawksbury co. Gloucester," 1952, has John, not James

       

Children of Sarah Stinchcomb and John Alway are:

        43               i.               William⁶ Alway, born 1660 in Hawksbury ,   England; died April 15, 1718 in Hawksbury  ,  England.

        44              ii.               Daniel Alway.

        45             iii.               Mary Alway.

        46             iv.               Hannah Alway.

        47              v.               Sarah Alway.

        48             vi.               Bridget Alway, born 1661; died September 1717.

        49            vii.               Hester Alway.  She married Matthew Weekes.

        50           viii.               John Alway, born 1650.  He married Elizabeth Neale; born January 1652/53 in Hawkesbury , Gloucestershire; died Bef. 1694.

 

More About John Alway:

Christening: January 17, 1650/51, St. Mary's, Hawkesbury

 

 

        35.  Nathaniel⁵ Stinchcomb (Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born Bef. February 02, 1634/35 in Hawksbury ,  Gloucestershire,  England, and died Bef. September 24, 1670 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.  He married Thomasine Mastey 1656 in Hawksbury, Gloucestershire, England, daughter of Joan Mastey/Massey. 

 

Notes for Nathaniel Stinchcomb:

Will of Nathaniel Stinchcomb

Anne Arundel Co., MD

Maryland Hall of Records

Liber 1, Fol. 585 & 586

Photostat Dated 13 Oct 1948

 

In the Name of God amen

I Nathaniel Stinchcomb of Ann Arundel County in Maryland being weak in body but of perfect sence and memory do make and ordain this my Last Will and Testament  in manner and form following -

 

Firt I committ my Soul into the hands of God that gave itt by whose mercy in Jesus Christ I hope to be saved and my Body to the Earth from whence it came in hopes of a Joyfull Resurrection:

 

Item.  I do give and bequeath unto my Brother John Stinchcomb five Thousand pounds of Tobacco to be Shipd home for Bristoll and Consigned to him he paying the freight thereof the said Tobacco to be Sent the next Shipping after my Decease.

 

Item.  I do give and bequeath unto my Brother Nicholas Stinchcomb his children and to my Sister

Rebecca Handcocke her children Ten Thousand pounds of Tobacco the neatt produce thereof to be Equally divided between them to Each Child alike to be Shipped home for Bristoll for their use according to my brother John Stinchcombs advice the next year following

 

Item.  It is my will that my servant John (Merriken) Merriken shall be free after the Cropp is housed.

 

Item.  I do give and bequeath unto Each of my Servants one Cow Calfe the next Year.

 

Item.  The rest of my Estate whatsoever Lands Goods Debts and Chattells I do give and bequeath unto my Loveing Wife Tomasine Stinchcomb to be Enjoyed by her and her heirs or assigns for Ever She having paid all my Just Debts and Legacyes above menconed and I do make and ordain my

Said Wife to be my whole and Sole Executrix of this my last Will and Testament.

 

Finally I do ordain and Request my Loving friends Richard Moss and, Edward Pomfritt to be Overseers for the true performance hereof.  In witness whereof I have hereunto Sett my hand and Seal the 11th day of June 1670.

 

Owned and Confirmed before us

 

Edwd. Allely                             Nath: Stinchcomb

Mark                                                   Sealed

Wm. M. Coboren

his

 

On the back side of the foregoing Last Will and Testament of Nathaniel Stinchcomb was thus written (Vizt.)

To the Hon'ble Philip Calvert Esq'r.  his Lord'ps Judge or Comissary Generall for probate of Wills and granting of administracons within this province of Maryland. These may Certifie unto Yo'r Hono'r  that according to Your Commission directed to me and Mr. Thomas Marsh bearing Date the 24th of September 1673 this Will of Natha. Stinchcomb Late of Ann Arundell County deceased was pved.

to be the Reall Act and Deed of the Decedent upon the oaths of Edward Allely and William Coboren the wittnesses to the said Will taken Solemnly upon the holy Evangelists the 24 Novem. 1673 before me.

 

Witness my hand and Seal the Same Day

Robt.  Burle

 

 

Notes for Thomasine Mastey:

Thomasine (born in or before 1655), who in her will, dated 18 August 1673, refers to her mother Joan Mastey (that is Massey).   It is inferred that she was a daughter, stepdaughter, or sister of a Ralph Massey, of Anne Arundel or Baltimore Counties, who on 3 March 1668/9 and 28 February 1669/70 witnesses deeds recorded in Baltimore County (Md. Hist. Mag., XXV, 259; XXVI, 228, 229).   He does not again appear in the Baltimore County Land Record through 1685.  She may also have been a sister or aunt of Jonathan Massey, who appears in 1699 as a taxable in Patapsco Hundred of Baltimore County and dies testate in North Gunpowder Hundred in 1732 (Baldwin, VI, 28).  She died testate shortly before 24 November 1673. 

 

Will of Tomasine Stinchcomb

Anne Arundel County Maryland

Maryland Hall of Records

Liber 1, Fol. 586-589

Photostat Dated 13 Oct. 1948

 

In the name of God Amen.

 I Tomasin Stinchcomb the Sole Executrix of Nathaniel Stinchcomb  (her) her Dear husband Late of Ann Arundell County Dec'ed being Sick and weak of Body but of perfect health and Memory praised be allmighty God for the Same do Make Ordain Constitute and appoint this to be my last  Will and Testament Ever hereafter disannulling and Revoakeing all other will or Wills by me any wayes made Either Verball or otherwayes and first for the Settling of Spirituall affairs I be-queath my Soul to God and Christ my Redeemer by whose Meritts I hope to Receive remission for my Sins and Obtain

Salvation Whereby I shall Inheritt Everlasting Life.

Next I bequeath my Body to the Earth there to Receive Such Decent buriall as my Executor hereafter named Shall think most meet and Convenient.

 

Now for my Temporall Estate and for the Disposall of Such Goods as it hath pleased God to Send or invest me in (vizt.)

Imprs.  that all Such Lands that doth any wise belong or appertain to me my will is that my two sons Law-fully begotten of my body that is to say Nathaniel and John Stinchcomb shall Lawfully Inherit the Same but not before they are att the full age of twenty and one years. 

 

Item.  All the goods and Chattells Likewise that is or can any wayes be made to appear to be of the Estate now in possession by me Shall Equally be divided between my two Sons att the time Expired.

 

Item.  My Will is that all of my Wearing Apparell shall Equally be divided between Blanch Burkley* and

Susannah Neale.

 

Item.  My Will is that all Such Debts as in any Case I am now Indebted to any person or persons whatsoever shall be paid out of the Said Estate.

 

Item.  I do further make this in my Will that if it should please the Allmighty God to take my Two

Sons out of the world before they are of perfect age that then John Stinchcomb Brother of Late Deceased

Nathaniel Stinchcomb shall have one third of the Estate Likewise the Children of Rebecca Hancocke

Our Sister that shall Lawfully be gotten on her Body shall be the Inheritor of a third part more of the Estate Likewise it is my will that my Mother Joane Mastey shall have the other third part of the Estate.

 

But if it should so happen that my Sons Should Survive these above mentioned parties that then the next of kindred that shall Lineally descend Shall be the heirs of this my Last Will and Testament after their decease but if it should so please the Divine power to order it that there should be none Left alive of all the forenamed parties that then the Executor and his heirs shall be possessed with the whole Estate and Lastly I do make ordainConstitute and Appoint Thomas Turner of Ann Arundell County to be the Executor of this my Last Will and Testament.

Likewise I do appoint that my Said Executor Shall have the tuition and bringing up of my Dear Children Nathaniel and John Stinchcomb and further for the Overseers of this Will I do Appoint Richard Moss and Thomas Homeward*of the Same County to be the Overseers att their time and pleasure to Call to an accompt the Executor for the performance of this my Will and See it be performed. 

One (thing more allmost forgotten) I give as a Legacy a Cow Calfe the next Spring apeece to Every Servant that then Shall be in Service.  In witness whereof I have hereunto Sett my hand and

Seal this 18th Day of August 1673. 

Signed Sealed and Delivered

in ther presence of us                                 Thomasin  T.S.  Stinchcomb

John Peisley                                                                 Sealed

Miles Gibson

 

On the back of the above Said Will was thus Written 

 Vizt.

To the Honble Philip Calvert Esqr. Chief Judge or Comissary Genll. for Probate of Wills etc. within this province of Maryland. These may certifie unto Yo'r Hono'r that according to Yo'r Commission to me dirrected and to Mr. Tho. Marsh bearing Date the 24th Septm. 1673 this within menconed Will of

Thomn. Stinchcomb the Relict and Executrix of Nathaniel Stinchcomb both of them deceased was proved to be the Reall Act and Deed of the Decedent upon the Oath of Miles Gibson the 26th of November 1673 and upon Oath of John Peisley the 5th of December 1673.

Both sworn in Comon forme.

Witness my hand and Seal the 5th of December 1673.

 

*  Blanche Burkley is properly Blanche Burle, wife of Stephen

    Burle.   Thomas Homeward is properly Thomas Homewood.

 

       

Children of Nathaniel Stinchcomb and Thomasine Mastey are:

        51               i.               John⁶ Stinchcomb, born 1673 (Source: (1) Richard W. Stinchcomb., (2) Stinchcomb, From here to now  by Herbert Drucker, pub. 1986, page 21.).

+      52              ii.               Nathaniel Stinchcomb, born 1671 in Baltimore, Maryland; died Abt. May 1710 in Baltimore, Maryland.

 

 

        36.  Rebecca⁵ Stinchcomb (Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born January 16, 1636/37.  She married Maurice Hancock April 15, 1661 in Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire, England.  He was born January 19, 1631/32 in Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire, England.

 

Notes for Rebecca Stinchcomb:

.  Rebecca, b. about 1641; m. at Hawkesbury, 15 April 1661, Maurice Handcock, of that parish.  Their children (unnamed) are legatees in the wills of Nathaniel Stinchcomb, 11 June 1670, and of Nathaniel's widow, Thomasine, 18 Aug 1673.  She may be the "Rebeckah Hancock" who appears in the Anne Arundel County Rent Roll of 1707 as possessed of "Crouch's Triangle," 40 acres, surveyed on 12 May 1664 for William Crouch, lying on the north side of the Severn River in Broad Neck Hundred, St. Margaret's Parish (Md. Hist. Mag., XXVI, 179).  If so she may have brought over her nephew, Nathaniel Stinchcomb (b. 1676), and may have reared her other nephew, Capt. Nathaniel Stinchcomb of "The Tanyard" (b. about 1671).  Rebecca Stinchcomb (b. about 1708), daughter of this latter Nathaniel, may have been named for her.

       

Child of Rebecca Stinchcomb and Maurice Hancock is:

        53               i.               Stephen⁶ Handcock, born Abt. 1665 in Baltimore, Maryland.

 

 

Generation No. 6

 

        42.  Nathaniel⁶ Stinchcomb (Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: (1) Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes: page 8., (2) Richard W. Stinchcomb., (3) Stinchcomb, From here to now  by Herbert Drucker, pub. 1986, page 6.) was born 1676 in Hawksbury ,    England, and died 1728 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.  He married (1) Elizabeth Chappell August 16, 1702 in All Hollows Parish, Anne Arundel co., Maryland.    He married (2) Anna Merriken January 03, 1704/05 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.  She was born Abt. 1670 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, and died in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.

       

Child of Nathaniel Stinchcomb and Elizabeth Chappell is:

        54               i.               Elizabeth⁷ Stinchcomb, born December 13, 1704 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland; died 1705 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

 

       

Children of Nathaniel Stinchcomb and Anna Merriken are:

+      55               i.               Mary⁷ Stinchcomb, born February 07, 1708/09 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.

+      56              ii.               Nathaniel Stinchcomb, born February 16, 1712/13 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland; died March 1742/43 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

+      57             iii.               John Stinchcomb, born May 17, 1717 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland; died 1749 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

+      58             iv.               Thomas Stinchcomb, born January 25, 1718/19 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland; died 1810 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

+      59              v.               Lewis Stinchcomb, born February 03, 1721/22 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

        60             vi.               Charles Stinchcomb, born May 28, 1725 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

 

 

        52.  Nathaniel⁶ Stinchcomb (Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213, Date of Import: Feb 16, 2000.) was born 1671 in Baltimore, Maryland, and died Abt. May 1710 in Baltimore, Maryland.  He married (1) Hannah Randall 1697, daughter of Christopher Randall and Johanna Norman.  She was born Abt. 1682 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland, and died Aft. 1740.

 

Notes for Nathaniel Stinchcomb:

Nathaniel Stinchcomb, elder and sole surviving son of Nathaniel Stinchcomb and his wife Thomasine, was born on "The Tanyard," in Broad Neck Hundred, Anne Arundel County, about 1671, and died intestate on "The Tanyard," in the Upper Part, North Patapsco Hundred, Baltimore County, shortly before 13 June 1710.  He is named as a son in his mother's will, 18 Aug 1673, and as a legatee in the wills of John Baldwin and Elizabeth Baldwin his widow, of Middle Neck Hundred, Anne Arundel County, on 12 June 1682 and 29 Dec 1687 (MHR: Wills, liber 1, folios 586-89; liber 4, folio 43; liber 2, folio 217).

 

He married, probably in Baltimore County, about 1697, Hannah (born about 1682), daughter of Christopher Randall of "Norman's Fancy," in Broad Neck Hundred, Anne Arundel County

 

It would appear from a petition of James Foster of Anne Arundel County, dated 6 October 1692, that Nathaniel Stinchcomb, as a minor, had sold his Anne Arundel County lands to this Foster and, on reaching his majority, had sold them again to Mr. William Hopkins (Archives of Maryland, VIII, 379-80).   He subsequently sold "Privilege," in Baltimore County, to Capt. Thomas Long of that county, by a deed of 20 November 1703; and it was confirmed to Long's son, John Long, by Nathaniel's elder son and heir, in a deed of 6 October 1758 (MHR; Baltimore County Land Record, liber TR #A, folios 119-20; liber B #G, folios 240-41).

 

At or soon after his marriage Nathaniel acquired "The Tanyard," named for his birthplace, 193 acres in the Upper Part, North Patapsco Hundred, Baltimore County, surveyed for him on            1698 and resurveyed on 22 August 1702.  To this he added an adjacent tract, "The Reserve," sometimes called "Addition," or "The Quarter," 200 acres, surveyed for him on 29 September 1704.  The combined tract of 393 acres formed his dwelling plantation.  It was adjacent to "Stout," the home of his brother-in-law Christopher Randall, and adjacent to or very near the plantations of William Hamilton and John Whipps.  Of it Charles Carroll, barrister (d. 1782) in his "Collection of Land Certificates," says:  "Stinchcomb mortgaged this to Brice which was redemed by Edward Teal who entailed it to his Daughter Ruth Teal for whose Husband Edmond Howard J. Gardiner run it" (quoted in Md. Mist. Mag., XVI, 245).   The deed by Sarah Brice of Anne Arundel County, widow of John Brice, to Edward Teal, is dated 28 April 1720 (MHR: Baltimore County Land Record, liber TR #DS, folios 209-12).

 

An inventory of the estate of "Capt. Nathaniel Stinchcomb" taken on 13 Jun 1710 by John Israell and John Whipps and presented on __ January 1710/11 by "Edwd Teal et ux.," shows a personal estate of L 75.17.8.  It is signed by John Brice and John Harriman as creditors and by (Stinchcomb's brothers-in-law) Christopher and Thomas Randall as "of kinn".  (MHR: Baltimore County Original Inventories, box 3, folder 36, photostat).  On 2 March 1712/3 Edward Teale and Hannah his wife submit their account (MHR: Baltimore County Original Accounts, box 3, folder 12, photostat).

 

Nathaniel and Hannah Stinchcomb appear to have had seven children.  Of these the paternity of three (Mary, John, and Nathaniel) can be readily demonstrated.  That of Helen is supported by abundant but rather diffuse evidence.  That of the others can at present only be presumed.  The names of Hannah and Anna suggest that they were twins.

 

notes of D.M.Owings

 

More About Nathaniel Stinchcomb:

Date born 2: 1671, Anne Arundel Co., MD (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.)

Died 2: May 1710, Baltimore Co., MD (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.)

 

Notes for Hannah Randall:

Hannah (born about 1682), daughter of Christopher Randall of "Norman's Fancy," in Broad Neck Hundred, Anne Arundel County, by his wife Johanna, and sister of Christopher Randall and Thomas Randall, half sister of George Norman and of Amy Norman wife of Hector Maclane, all of Baltimore County. Hannah; married first, in or about 1797, Nathaniel Stinchcomb of "The Tanyard" in North Patapsco Hundred, Baltimore County, who died intestate shortly before 13 June 1710 She would marry, secondly, in 1710, Edward Teal of "The Tanyard," who would die testate shortly before 14 January 1720/21.  She would die intestate after 30 June 1740. (MHR: Baltimore County Original Inventories, box 3, folder 36; Baltimore County Original Wills, box 3, folder 68, photo.).  

 

On 13 Jun 1710 her brothers Christopher and Thomas Randall sign as "of kinn" an inventory of the estate of her late husband "Capt. Nathaniel Stinchcomb"  (see below).  Under the name Hannah Teal she signs as "Sister" an inventory of the estate of her brother Thomas Randall (3 August 1722), and one of the estate of her brother Christopher Randall (20 September 1735).  With her son John Stinchcomb she signs, on 30 June 1740, as "Nearest of Kinn" an inventory of the estate of her daughter, Mary Smith (MHR: Baltimore County Original Inventories, box 3, folder 36; box 5, folder 28; box 8, folder 41; box 9, folder 23, photostats).

 

notes of D.M.Owings

       

Children of Nathaniel Stinchcomb and Hannah Randall are:

+      61               i.               Mary Ann⁷ Stinchcomb, born 1698; died Bef. June 30, 1740.

+      62              ii.               John Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1700 in Broad Neck Hundred, Anne Arundel County,Maryland; died Bef. 1777 in Baltimore, Maryland.

+      63             iii.               Helen Stinchcomb, born 1702 in Baltimore, Maryland; died WFT Est. 1703-1796.

+      64             iv.               Nathaniel Stinchcomb, born 1704 in Baltimore, Maryland; died Abt. July 08, 1748 in Baltimore, Maryland.

+      65              v.               Hannah Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1706 in Baltimore, Maryland; died January 22, 1737/38.

        66             vi.               Anna Stinchcomb (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213, Date of Import: Feb 16, 2000.), born Abt. 1706 in Baltimore, Maryland; died WFT Est. 1707-1800 (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.).

 

Notes for Anna Stinchcomb:

Anna, b. about 1706, presumed twin of Hannah; m. prior to 11 February 1725/6, _____ Galloway of Baltimore County.  On this date she signs as a witness the deed of Rachel Owings described above.  As all other persons figuring in this deed are either Owingses or Stinchcombs, and as Anna was probably not an Owings, she would appear to have been a Stinchcomb.  To this compiler the fact that she could sign her name is strong subjective evidence pointing in the same direction.  Anna Stinchcomb, daughter of (her brother) John Stinchcomb, born 2 Sept 1745 (St. Paul's Register), would have been named for her.

 

More About Anna Stinchcomb:

Date born 2: 1706 (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.)

 

        67            vii.               Rebecca Stinchcomb (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213, Date of Import: Feb 16, 2000.), born 1708 in Baltimore, Maryland (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.); died WFT Est. 1709-1802 (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.).

 

Notes for Rebecca Stinchcomb:

.  Rebecca, b. about 1708; presumably named for her father's aunt, Rebecca Hancock.  Rebecca Stinchcomb, eldest daughter of (her brother) John Stinchcomb, born 4 March 1733/4 (St. Paul's Register), would have been named for her.  Further research will probably show that she married a Hamilton, a Gardiner, a Whipps, or a Baker.

 

 

 

 

Generation No. 7

 

        55.  Mary⁷ Stinchcomb (Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born February 07, 1708/09 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.  She married Richard Todd March 03, 1727/28 in St. Margaret's Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland (Source: Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes: Central Ohio Gene. Notes), p.9.).  He was born 1699 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.

       

Children of Mary Stinchcomb and Richard Todd are:

        68               i.               Thomas⁸ Todd, born 1727 (Source: Harry Waring Stinchcomb.).

        69              ii.               Rachel Todd, born 1730 (Source: Harry Waring Stinchcomb.).

        70             iii.               Rezir Todd, born 1731 (Source: Harry Waring Stinchcomb.).

 

 

        56.  Nathaniel⁷ Stinchcomb (Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born February 16, 1712/13 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland, and died March 1742/43 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.  He married Anna Hawkins May 20, 1735 in Saint Pauls Parish, Baltimore, Maryland.  She was born Abt. 1715 in Baltimore, Maryland.

 

Notes for Anna Hawkins:

Married three times. first to John Burle(Burley), then to Nathaniel, then to Phillip Pettibone.

       

Children of Nathaniel Stinchcomb and Anna Hawkins are:

+      71               i.               Hammutal⁸ Stinchcomb, born March 12, 1735/36 in Baltimore, Maryland.

        72              ii.               Nathaniel Stinchcomb (Source: Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes: (Central Ohio Gene. Notes), p.9.), born September 21, 1739.

+      73             iii.               Thomas Stinchcomb, born May 21, 1742 in Baltimore, Maryland; died 1829 in Baltimore, Maryland.

 

 

        57.  John⁷ Stinchcomb (Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born May 17, 1717 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland, and died 1749 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.  He married Mary Davis December 1742 in Baltimore, Maryland. 

 

Notes for John Stinchcomb:

Baptized at St,Pauls Parish 21 December 1748. The record is at St. Margarets church,  it differs from St. Pauls in that he was b. Dec. 29, 1748. ??).

       

Children of John Stinchcomb and Mary Davis are:

        74               i.               Rachel⁸ Stinchcomb, born February 06, 1744/45.

        75              ii.               John Stinchcomb, born December 21, 1748.

 

 

        58.  Thomas⁷ Stinchcomb (Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: (1) Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes: Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio (no 172), National Genealogical Quarterly (Central Ohio Gene. Notes), p.9.., (2) Richard W. Stinchcomb.  Richard has shown that this child is of the  union of Nathaniel and Ann Burle.) was born January 25, 1718/19 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland) was born January 25, 1718/19 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland, and died 1810 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.  He married Sarah Kierby (Source: Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes: Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio (no 172), National Genealogical Quarterly (Central Ohio Gene. Notes), p.9.) Abt. 1750 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.  She was born Abt. 1730, and died 1848 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.

 

Notes for Thomas Stinchcomb:

Richard W. Stinchcomb has shown that this child is of the  union of Nathaniel and Ann Burle. He  was born January 25, 1718/19 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland

       

Children of Thomas Stinchcomb and Sarah Kierby are:

        76               i.               Ann Kierby⁸ Stinchcomb, born 1755 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

        77              ii.               Thomas Stinchcomb, born 1757 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

        78             iii.               Henrietta Stinchcomb, born 1759 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

        79             iv.               Hannah Bright Stinchcomb, born 1762 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

        80              v.               Rebecca Stinchcomb, born 1763 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

        81             vi.               Nathaniel Stinchcomb, born 1765 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.

        82            vii.               William Stinchcomb, born 1766 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

        83           viii.               Hanna Stinchcomb, born 1760 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.

 

 

        59.  Lewis⁷ Stinchcomb (Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: (1) Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes., (2) St. Margaret's Church Record.) was born February 03, 1721/22 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.  He married Ann Wright November 16, 1741 in St. Margarets Parish, Anne Arundel co., Md.  She was born Abt. 1720 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.

       

Children of Lewis Stinchcomb and Ann Wright are:

        84               i.               Nehemiah⁸ Stinchcomb, born February 02, 1740/41.

        85              ii.               Anna Stinchcomb, born February 02, 1741/42.

        86             iii.               Mary Stinchcomb, born December 31, 1746.

        87             iv.               Charles Stinchcomb, born March 05, 1750/51.

        88              v.               John Stinchcomb, born June 08, 1754.

 

 

        61.  Mary Ann⁷ Stinchcomb (Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born 1698 (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.), and died Bef. June 30, 1740 (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.).  She married (1) John Newsome February 16, 1714/15 in Maryland, son of Thomas Newsome and Catherine ?.  He was born September 28, 1694, and died April 19, 1720.  She married (2) William Smith Bef. August 03, 1723 in Maryland, son of George Smith.  He died Bef. January 02, 1738/39.

 

Notes for Mary Ann Stinchcomb:

Mary, b. about 1698; m. first, as "Mary Frinchecome," at St. George's Church, 16 Feb 1714/15 (St. George's Register), John Newsom (son of Thomas) of "Contrivance," on Delf Creek, Spesutia Hundred, St. George's Parish, Baltimore (now Harford) County, who d. intestate 19 April 1720 (St. George's Register); and secondly, prior to 3 Aug 1723, William Smith (son of George) of Spesutia Hundred, who settled with her on "Contrivance" (MHR: Testamentary Papers, box 29, folder 39, photostat).  Smith died testate shortly before 2 Jan 1738/9, and his widow survived him but briefly.

 

 An inventory of her estate, dated 30 June 1740, is signed by (her mother) Hannah Teale and (her brother) John Stinchcomb as "Nearest of Kinn"; it is presented on 23 Sept 1740 by her administrator (and son-in-law) John Bailey, husband of her daughter the former Helen Newsom (MHR: Baltimore County Original Inventories, box 9, folder 23, photostat). ).  An account of her estate presented by John Bailey on 8 August 1747, refers to "the dec's late husband William Smiths Estate" (MHR: Baltimore County Original Accounts, box 8, folder 55, photostat). 

 

The Newsom children were Thomas and Helen.

The Smith children were William, George, Nathaniel, and Hannah.

 

notes by D.M.Owings

 

More About Mary Ann Stinchcomb:

Name 2: Mary Stinchcomb (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213, Date of Import: Feb 16, 2000.)

 

Notes for John Newsome:

John Newsom, son of Thomas Newsom and Catherine his wife, was born on "Delf" on 28 Sept 1694 and died on "Contrivance," intestate, on 19 April 1720 (St. George's Reg.).  

 

He married at St. George's Church, on 16 February 1714/15, "Mary Frinchecome,"  (St. George's Register) properly Stinchcomb, daughter of Capt. Nathaniel Stinchcomb of "The Tanyard" in Upper North Patapsco Hundred, Baltimore County, by his wife Hannah Randall, Stepdaughter of Edward Teal of "The Tanyard," sister of John Stinchcomb and Nathaniel Stinchcomb, niece of Christopher and Thomas Randall.   She survived him and married secondly, prior to 3 August 1723, William Smith (son of George) of "Contrivance," in Spesutia Hundred (see below).  Smith died testate shortly before 2 January 1738/9, and she died intestate shortly before 30 June 1740.  An inventory of her estate, taken on this date by George Stokes and Samuel Griffith, is signed as "Nearest of Kin" by (her mother) Hannah Teale and (her brother) John Stinchcomb and is presented on 23 September by her administrator (and son-in-law) John Bailey (MHR: Baltimore County Original Inventories, box 9, folder 23, photostat).

 

On 3 August and 21 October 1723 warrants were issued by the Commissaries General at Annapolis, in the name of the Proprietary, to the Sheriff of Baltimore County, for the arrest of William Smith and Mary his wife, "lately called Mary Newsum Relict and Admrx of John Newsum late of your County Decd," who were to be required to show cause why they refused to administer his estate (MHR: Testamentary Papers, box 29, folder 39, photostat).

 

In an additional account of the estate of (Mary's stepfather) Edward Teal of "The Tanyard" (d. 1720), dated 15 May 1727, is the notation of a sum owed to (Teal's stepson-in-law) "John Newsham" paid to "Mary Newsham Wido of sd Jno" (MHR: Accounts, liber 8, folios 197-98, photostat).  The register of St. George's Church shows the births of two children:

 

        I       Thomas, b. 16 Dec 1715; named for his paternal grandfather;

                principal legatee in his grandfather's will, dated 25 Jan 1720/1;

                died single on 5 March 1733/4 (St. George's Register).

 

        II     Helen, b. 14 Aug 1718; named for her mother's sister; mentioned

                as "Ellin Nussum" in the will of her grandfather, Thomas Newsom,

                25 Jan 1720/1, and as "Hellen Newsom" in that of her stepfather,

                William Smith, dated 26 Nov 1738 (MHR: Baltimore County

                Original Wills, box 3, folder 56; box 5, folder 86, photostats)

               

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Notes for William Smith:

William Smith, son and heir of George Smith by Hannah his wife, was born 1 May 1695 and died testate shortly before 2 January 1738/9.  He is probably the William Smith who was sheriff of Baltimore County in 1732/3 and he should not be confused with William Smith of North Patapsco Hundred (son of James Smith and brother-in-law of George Norman the younger) who died testate in 1731/2.

 

He married shortly before 3 August 1723, Mary (born about 1698), daughter of Capt. Nathaniel Stinchcomb of "The Tanyard," Upper North Patapsco Hundred, by Hannah Randall his wife, stepdaughter of Edward Teal of "The Tanyard," sister of John and Nathaniel Stinchcomb, and widow of John Newsom of "Contrivance" on Delf Creek in Spesutia Hundred.  On 3 August and 21 October 1723 warrants were issued by the Commissaries General at Annapolis, in the name of the Proprietary, to the Sheriff of Baltimore County, for the arrest of William Smith and Mary his wife, "lately called Mary Newsum Relict and Admrx of John Newsum late of your County Decd," who were to show cause why they refused to administer his estate (MHR: Testamentary Papers, box 29, folder 39, photostat).  This Mary survived him briefly and died intestate shortly before 30 June 1740.

 

Soon after attaining his majority he sold to James Phillips on Baltimore County, by a deed of 2 January 1716/7, his 200 acre plantation of Bush River (MHR: Baltimore County Land Record, liber TR #A, folios 477-80).  On his marriage in 1723 he settled on the Newsom plantation on Delf Creek consisting of "Contrivance," 200 acres, and "Newsom's Meadow," 50 acres.  This was at that time the property of his stepson, Thomas Newsom.  At Thomas's death on 5 March 1733/4 (St. George's Register) it passed to his sister, Helen Newsom, from whom, by a deed of 20 March 1736/7, Smith purchased it (MHR: Baltimore County Land Record, liber HWS #M, folios ____).  Meantime he had bought from Roger Matthews of Baltimore County, by a deed of 8 November 1729, "Benjamin's Choice," 254 acres, in Hedge's Neck of Spesutia Hundred (MHR: Baltimore County Land Record, liber IS #K, folios 141-43).

 

In his will, dated 26 November 1738 and proved 2 January 1738/9, he appoints his wife Mary executrix and names his "four Children vizt: Wm Smith Junr, George Smith, Nathaniel Smith and Hannah Smith."  He leaves his dwelling plantation of 250 acres on Delf Creek ("Contrivance" and "Newsom's Meadow") to his wife for her life with reversion equally to his sons George and Nathaniel Smith.  His executrix is to convey to "Hellen Newsom" the 254 acres of "Benjamin's Choice."  The will is signed "Wm Smith" and is witnessed by Henry Hale, Aquila Paca, and George Lester (MHR: Baltimore County Original Wills, box 5, folder 86, photostat).

 

An inventory of his estate, taken on 29 June 1739 by George Stokes and Samuel Griffith, and presented on 23 August 1739 by Mary Smith, his administratrix, shows a personal estate of L292.1.4.  It is signed by Josias Middlemore and Edward Waken (presumably as creditors) and by Daniel Ruff and Henry Thomas (presumably as relations).  (Baltimore County Original Inventories, box 8, folder 51; Inventories, liber 24, folios 166-68).  On 1 September 1739 Mary Smith, widow of William Smith, conveys to John and Helen Bailey (formerly Helen Newsom) the tract called "Benjamin's Choice," being 254 acres.  The witnesses are Richard Gist and Thomas Sheredine (MHR: Baltimore County Land Record, liber HWS #IA, folios 271-73).

 

An inventory of the estate of Mary Smith, late of Baltimore County, is made up on 30 June 1740 by George Stokes and Samuel Griffith and presented on 23 September 1740 by her administrator (and son-in-law) John Bailey.  It shows a personal estate of L320.12.6. currency and is signed by Nathan Rigbie and Josias Middlemore as creditors, by (her mother) Hannah Teale and (her brother) John Stinchcomb as "Nearest of Kin" (MHR: Baltimore County Original Inventories, box 9, folder 23, photostat).  An account of her estate presented by John Bailey on 8 August 1747, refers to "the dec's late husband William Smiths Estate" (MHR: Baltimore County Original Accounts, box 8, folder 55, photostat).  William and Mary Smith had four children, all named in his will:

 

        I       William, named for his father.

        II     George, named for his paternal grandfather.

        III        Nathaniel, named for his maternal grandfather.

        IV    Hannah, named for her two grandmothers.

 

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Children of Mary Stinchcomb and John Newsome are:

        89               i.               Thomas⁸ Newsome, born December 16, 1715; died March 05, 1733/34.

        90              ii.               Helen Newsome, born August 14, 1718 in Maryland.  She married John Bailey; born in Maryland; died 1789 in Maryland.

 

Notes for Helen Newsome:

Helen Newsom, daughter of John Newsom and his wife Mary Stinchcomb, was born on "Contrivance" on 14 August 1718 and died in 1801.  She married, shortly before 1 September 1739, her half second cousin, John Bailey (sic) of Baltimore County, son of George Baley of that county by his wife Sarah Maclane.  On the death of her brother, Thomas Newsom, 5 March 1733/4, she inherited the old Newsom homestead, consisting of "Contrivance," 200 acres, and "Newsom's Meadow," 50 acres, on Delf Creek, where she was residing with her mother and her stepfather.  This plantation she conveyed to her stepfather, William Smith, by a deed of 20 March 1736/7 (MHR: Baltimore County Land Record, liber HWS #M, folios _____).  Pursuant to directions embodied in Smith's will, 26 November 1738, his widow and executrix, Mary Smith, conveyed to John and Helen Bailey (formerly Helen Newsom), by a deed of 1 September 1739, "Benjamin's Choice," 254 acres in Hedges' Neck of Spesutia Hundred (MHR: Baltimore County Land Record, liber HWS #IA, folios 271-73).  John Bailey died in 1789.  As administrator of the estate of (his mother-in-law) Mary Smith, he presented an inventory on 23 September 1740 and an account on 8 August 1747 (MHR: Baltimore County Original Inventories, box 9, folder 23; Baltimore County Original Accounts, box 8, folder 55, photostats).  On 8 February 1762 he witnesses, with (his wife's uncle and her first cousin) Henry Owings and Henry Owings, Jr., the will of Henry's brother, John Owings of "Long Acre," Upper North Patapsco Hundred; and on 13 October 1765 he signs as a surety, with John Robinson, the bond of the widow and executrix, Asenath Owings (MHR: Baltimore County Original Wills, box 11, folder 53; Testamentary Proceedings, liber 41, folio 217, photostats).  It is probable that John Owings's earlier wife, Hannah, who had died on 22 January 1738/9 (St. Paul's Register), was a Stinchcomb and hence an aunt of Bailey's wife.  It was presumably in the interest of her children that Bailey was chosen to act as a surety.

 

 

 

       

Children of Mary Stinchcomb and William Smith are:

        91               i.               William Smith⁸ Jr..

        92              ii.               George Smith.

        93             iii.               Nathaniel Smith.

        94             iv.               Hannah Smith.

 

 

        62.  John⁷ Stinchcomb (Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213, Date of Import: Feb 16, 2000.) was born Abt. 1700 in Broad Neck Hundred, Anne Arundel County,Maryland, and died Bef. 1777 in Baltimore, Maryland.  He married Katherine MacLane July 23, 1733 in Saint Pauls Parish, Baltimore, Maryland, daughter of Hector MacLane and Amy Norman.  She was born Abt. 1710 in Maryland, and died Bef. June 08, 1791 in Baltimore, Maryland.

 

Notes for John Stinchcomb:

.  John Stinchcomb, elder son of Capt. Nathaniel Stinchcomb of "The Tanyard," by his wife the former Hannah Randall, was born in 1700 according to his deposition of 1767.  He died testate shortly before 10 September 1779.

 

He married in Baltimore County, about 1733, his half first cousin, Catherine (born in or before 1718), daughter of Hector Maclane of "Hector's Fancy," in Upper North Patapsco Hundred, by Amy Norman, daughter of George Norman and Johanna of Anne Arundel County.  Her father left her, in his will, dated 2 July 1722 and proved 1 October 1722, half (150 acres) of "Hector's Chance," which, in her own will, dated 10 August 1790 and proved 18 June 1791, she describes as her dwelling plantation and leaves equally to her sons Christopher and Enoch Stinchcomb (MHR: Baltimore County Original Wills, box 4, folder 20; Baltimore County Wills, liber 4, folios 553-55, photostats).

 

John Stinchcomb was a captain of militia (cf. his deposition of 1767 above) and was in 1748-50 and 1754-56 a member of the vestry of St. Thomas's Parish.  As elder son he inherited his father's remaining land, "Stinchcomb's Park," 600 acres, which by will he divided among his sons Maclane, William, Christopher, and Enoch Stinchcomb.  By patent and by purchase he acquired numerous other tracts, but he probably resided on his wife's part of "Hector's Chance."

 

On 23 September 1734 he witnesses, with (his half brother) Emanuel Teale and (his first cousin-in-law) Samuel Owings, the will of (his uncle) Christopher Randall of "Stout" (MHR: Baltimore County Original Wills, box 5, folder 51, photostat).

 

On 30 June 1740 he signs, with (his mother) Hannah Teale, as "Nearest of Kin" an inventory of the estate of (his sister) Mary Smith, which was then presented by (his nephew-in-law) John Bailey, her administrator (MHR: Baltimore County Original Inventories, box 9, folder 23, photostat).

 

On ______ 1746 he signs, with (his first cousin) Christopher Randall son of Thomas, as "relations," an inventory of the estate of Henry Butler of "The Hope," late husband of (their half first cousin and his wife's full first cousin) Susanna Norman (MHR: Baltimore County Original Inventories, box __, folder __).

 

On 23 February 1746/7 he signs, with (his half brother) Emanuel Teal, apparently as a relation, an inventory of the estate of (his brother) Nathaniel Stinchcomb of "Bachelor's Hope" (MHR: Baltimore County Original Inventories, box 10, folder 52, photostat).   He and (his first cousin) Christopher Randall son of Thomas then serve as sureties for Patience Stinchcomb the administratrix (MHR: Accounts, liber 25, folios 149-51, photo).

 

His will is dated 30 September 1775 and proved 10 September 1779 and is witnessed by Stephen Treacle and (Henry Butler's grandsons) Benjamin Wells, Jr., and Absalom Wells.  In it he appoints his wife Catherine and his sons Aquila and Maclane executors.  He mentions his sons Nathaniel, John, Aquila, George, Maclane, William, Christopher, and Enoch, his grandson John Stinchcomb, son of his son Norman, and his daughter Catherine Stinchcomb (MHR: Baltimore County Original Wills, box 16, folder 44, photostat).

 

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More About John Stinchcomb:

Date born 2: 1700 (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.)

Died 2: WFT Est. 1701-1790 (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.)

 

Notes for Katherine MacLane:

The will of  Catherine Stinchcomb, dated 10 August 1790 and proved 18 June 1791, is witnessed by George Zimmerman, George Wilderman, and Henry Green.  She divided her 150 acres of "Hector's Chance" between her sons Christopher and Enoch, refers to her grandson John Stinchcomb, son of Norman, and to "all my children" (MHR: Baltimore County Wills, liber 4, folios 553-54, photostat).  John and Catherine Stinchcomb had fourteen children; the births of the first nine are recorded in the register of St. Paul's church:

 

I. Rebecca, b. 4 March 1733/4; named for her father's sister.

II.  Norman, b. 26 Sept 1735; named for his maternal grandmother's family.

III.  Sarah, b. 11 Sept 1737; named for her mother's sister, Sarah Baley.

IV.  John, b. 6 July 1739; named for his father.

V.  Hannah, b. 10 Jan 1740/1; named for her paternal grandmother; see below

VI.  Nathaniel, b. 22 March 1742/3; named for his paternal grandfather.

VII.  Anna, b. 2 Sept 1745; named for her father's sister.

VIII.  William, b. 11 Nov 1746; named for his mother's brother, William Maclane.

IX.  Aquila, b. 7 May 1749; named for his father's cousin, Aquila Randall.

X.  George, b. ____; named for his mother's grandfather, George Norman.

XI.  Maclane, b. ______; named for his mother's family.

XII.  Christopher, b. ______; named for his father's uncle, Christopher Randall.

XIII.  Enoch, b. ______; probably named for an otherwise unknown brother of his mother's.

XIV.  Catherine, b. ______; named for her mother.

 

 

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Children of John Stinchcomb and Katherine MacLane are:

        95               i.               Rebecca⁸ Stinchcomb (Source: (1) Church Records of Maryland and Delaware 1600-1800, (Family Line publication), "CD-ROM,"., (2) Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes.), born March 04, 1732/33 (Source: St. Pauls Church Register, FTM CD#178, page 8, Rebekah, b. 4 March 1733/34 d/o John & Katherine Stinchcomb.).  She married Robert Jarvis Abt. 1750 in Baltimore, Maryland.

        96              ii.               John Jr. Stinchcomb (Source: Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes.), born September 26, 1735 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland; died September 26, 1735 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

        97             iii.               Norman Stinchcomb (Source: St. Pauls Church Register, FTM CD#178.), born September 26, 1735 in Baltimore, Maryland (Source: St. Pauls Church Register, FTM CD#178, page 10, Norman, b. 26 November 1735  s/o John & Katherine Stinchcomb.); died Abt. 1775 in Baltimore, Maryland.

 

Notes for Norman Stinchcomb:

Veteran of the French and Indian War

 

        98             iv.               Sarah Stinchcomb (Source: (1) Bill and Martha Reamy, Saint Pauls Parish Baltimore Md. Church records, (Family Line Publication), 17.),  (Family Line Publications "CD-ROM")., (2) Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes.), born April 23, 1737.

+      99              v.               John Stinchcomb, born July 06, 1739 in Baltimore, Maryland; died 1807 in Baltimore, Maryland.

+      100           vi.               McLane Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1740.

+      101          vii.               Hannah Stinchcomb, born January 10, 1739/40.

+      102         viii.               Nathaniel Stinchcomb, born March 22, 1741/42.

        103            ix.               Anna Stinchcomb (Source: (1) Bill and Martha Reamy, Saint Pauls Parish Baltimore Md. Church records, (Family Line Publication), 17.),  (Family Line Publications "CD-ROM")., (2) Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes.), born September 02, 1745.

+      104             x.               William Stinchcomb, born November 11, 1746 in Saint Pauls Parish, Baltimore, Maryland; died Aft. 1800 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania (?).

+      105            xi.               Aquilla Stinchcomb, born May 07, 1749 in Baltimore, Maryland; died 1827.

+      106           xii.               Christopher Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1750 in Baltimore, Maryland; died December 31, 1814 in Baltimore, Maryland.

        107          xiii.               George Stinchcomb (Source: (1) Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes., (2) Stinchcomb, From here to now  by Herbert Drucker, pub. 1986.), born Abt. 1760 in Baltimore, Maryland; died March 17, 1825 in Baltimore, Maryland.  He married Abarilla Andrews (Source: (1) Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes., (2) Stinchcomb, From here to now  by Herbert Drucker, pub. 1986.) June 21, 1783 in Baltimore, Maryland; born Abt. 1760 in Baltimore, Maryland; died 1784 in Baltimore, Maryland.

 

Notes for George Stinchcomb:

George, Non-Juror to Oath of Allegiance in 1778.

 

 

More About George Stinchcomb:

Burial: Old Light Street, ME church, Baltimore Maryland

 

+      108          xiv.               Enoch Stinchcomb, born 1770 in Baltimore, Maryland; died 1825 in Baltimore, Maryland.

 

 

        63.  Helen⁷ Stinchcomb (Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213, Date of Import: Feb 16, 2000.) was born 1702 in Baltimore, Maryland (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.), and died WFT Est. 1703-1796 (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.).  She married Henry Owings, son of Richard Owings and Rachel Beale.  He was born 1690 in Maryland, and died Abt. 1764 in North Carolina.

 

Notes for Helen Stinchcomb:

.  Helen, b. about 1702; m. about 1719, Henry Owings of "Long Acre," Upper North Patapsco Hundred, son of Capt. Richard Owings and Rachel his wife.  As "Helling" she relinquishes her dower right in Henry Owing's deed of 21 March 1729/30 conveying "Paran" and "The Plains of Paran" to William Hammond of Baltimore County, a deed witnessed by John Moale (an associate of Hammond's) and (her uncle) Christopher Randall (MLO: Provincial Court Record, liber BL #6, folios 371-73).

 

She is named as a wife in the will of Henry Owings, dated 20 June 1760, and as a mother in that of Michal Owings, dated 20 May 1784 (MHR: Baltimore County Original Wills, box 11, folder 53, Original Wills, box O, folder 14, photostats).  This Michal Owings, believed to have been the third child, was born in 1723, for she gives her age as 28 in a deposition of 2 July 1751 (MLO: Chancery Record, liber 8A, folio 932, photostat).  In a deed of 11 Feb 1725/26 Rachel Owings of Baltimore County, widow, gives livestock to her "grandchildren" (Helen's children)  Micha (Michal), Elijah, and Bezaleel Owings; witnesses are (Helen's sister) Anna Galloway, (Henry's brother) Joshua Owings, and (Helen's brother) Nathaniel Stinchcomb (MHR: Baltimore County Land Record, liber IS #H, folio 223, photostat).  Henry Owing's will, witnessed by (his brother) Joshua Owings, (a creditor) Thomas Miller, and John Grundry, dated 20 June 1760 and proved 25 Feb 1764, appoints his wife and his son Bezaleel executors and names all the children.  On the executors' bond (Henry's nephew) Edward Norwood and (Helen's half brother) Emanuel Teal, sign as sureties 25 Feb 1764.  The inventory, dated 22 Oct 1764, is signed by George Miller and Thomas Miller as creditors and by (Henry's son) Elijah Owings and (Henry's brother and brother-in-law) John Owings as "kinn."  It shows a personal estate of L 228.16.10 (MHR: Testamentary Proceedings, liber 40, folio 192; Baltimore County Original Inventories, box 14, folder 47, photostats).  The children, rather eccentrically named, were:  Elijah, Bezaleel, Michal, Leah, Henry, Nathaniel, Helen.

       

Children of Helen Stinchcomb and Henry Owings are:

        109             i.               Bazaleel⁸ Owings, born Abt. 1721; died Abt. 1781.

        110            ii.               Michal Owings, born 1723 in Maryland; died 1787.

        111           iii.               Leah Owings, born 1727; died 1815.  She married Capt. Alexander Wells; born 1727; died 1813.

        112           iv.               Henry Owings, born Abt. 1729.

        113            v.               Nathaniel Owings, born Abt. 1731.  He married Urath Kelley 1763 in Maryland.

        114           vi.               Helen Owings, born Abt. 1733.  She married George Scott.

+      115          vii.               Elijah Owings, born Abt. 1719.

 

 

        64.  Nathaniel⁷ Stinchcomb (Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213, Date of Import: Feb 16, 2000.) was born 1704 in Baltimore, Maryland (Source: (1) Stinchcomb, From here to now  by Herbert Drucker, pub. 1986., (2) Richard W. Stinchcomb.), and died Abt. July 08, 1748 in Baltimore, Maryland (Source: (1) Richard W. Stinchcomb., (2) Stinchcomb, From here to now  by Herbert Drucker, pub. 1986, page 9.).  He married Patience Rowls January 15, 1732/33 in St. Pauls Parish, Maryland (Source: St. Pauls Church Register, FTM CD#178, page 31, Nathaniel Stinchcomb m. Patience Rowls 15 January 1733.).  She was born 1705 in Baltimore, Maryland.

 

Notes for Nathaniel Stinchcomb:

Nathaniel, b. about 1704; an inventory of his estate, dated 23 Feb 1746/7, is signed, apparently as kin, by (his brother) John Stinchcomb and (his half brother) Emanuel Teal (MHR: Baltimore County Original Inventories, box 10, folder 52, photostat).

 

  Nathaniel Stinchcomb, younger son of Capt. Nathaniel Stinchcomb of "The Tanyard" by Hannah Randall, was born about 1704 and died intestate shortly before 22 February 1746/7. 

 

He married, in Baltimore County, about 1733, Patience, who survived him and married, secondly, about 1749, Jacob Rowles of Baltimore County.  She was probably a daughter of Major Richard Colegate of Patapsco Hundred whose will is dated 8 Aug 1721 and proved 16 February 1721/2 and is witnessed by William Connell, Edward Cox, George Newport, William Wright, and William Tucker.  In it he appoints his wife Rebecca and his son Richard executors.  Legatees are his wife and his children Richard, John, Thomas, Benjamin, Prudence, Patience, and Temperance.  To Patience and Temperance he leaves "Friend's Discovery," 500 acres, and other lands bought of Edward Williams of North Carolina (MHR: Wills, liber 17, folio 230; Baldwin, V, 104).

 

On 11 February 1725/6 Nathaniel Stinchcomb witnesses, with (his sister) Anna Galloway and Joshua Owings, a deed by Rachel Owings, widow, conveying livestock to her "grandchildren," (Stinchcomb's niece and nephews) Mica (Michal), Elijah, and Bezaleel Owings (children of Henry Owings by Helen Stinchcomb) (MHR: Baltimore County Land Record, liber IS #H, folio 223, photostat).

 

On 20 December 1737 he purchases of (his brother) John Stinchcomb of "Hector's Chance," 100 acres of "Bachelor's Hope" and "Addition to Bachelor's Hope," 50 acres, in a deed witnessed by (his first cousins) Christopher Randall son of Thomas, and Roger Randall son of Christopher.  To this he added on 10 August 1742, 75 acres of "Pistole," purchased of Vachel Denton of Anne Arundel County (MHR: Baltimore County Land Record, liber HWS #I_, folios 41-43; liber TB #C, folios 63-65).  He probably lived on "Bachelor's Hope."  He was in 1742-44 one of the original vestrymen of St. Thomas's parish.

 

The inventory of his estate, made up by William Hamilton and Cornelius Howard on 23 February 1746/7, and presented by Patience Stinchcomb, his administratrix, on 3 March 1746/7, shows a personal estate of L 416.14.6 currency.  It is signed by Thomas Hanson and James Hood as creditors and by (his brother) John Stinchcomb and (his half brother) Emanuel Teal, apparently as relations (MHR: Baltimore County Original Inventories, box 10, folder 52, photostat).

 

An account by Patience Stinchcomb, 8 July 1748, names (his brother) John Stinchcomb and (his first cousin) Christopher Randall son of Thomas as her sureties and refers to a sum owed the vestry of St. Thomas's parish.  An additional account, by Jacob Rowles and Patience his wife, widow of the deceased, 16 June 1750, names the children as Nathaniel, Patience, John, Sarah, Mary, and Thomason (sic) Stinchcomb.  They turn in a second additional account on 4 August 1750 (MHR: Accounts, liber 25, folios 149-51; Baltimore County Original Accounts, box 9, folder 11; Accounts, liber 28, folios 214-15 (photostats).  Nathaniel and Patience Stinchcomb had six children; births of the first five are recorded in the register of St. Paul's church:

 

I.  Nathaniel, b. 7 Nov. 1734; named for his father.

II.  Patience, b. 22 Sept 1736; named for her mother.

III.  John, b. 25 Jan 1738/9; named for his father's brother.

IV.  Sarah, b. 5 Sept 1741; named for her father's step grandmother, Sarah Teal.

V.  Mary, b. 5 Sept 1743; named for her father's sister, Mary Newsom or Smith.

VI.  Thomasine, b. about 1745; named for her father's grandmother.

 

 

More About Nathaniel Stinchcomb:

Date born 2: 1704 (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.)

Died 2: WFT Est. 1705-1794 (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.)

       

Children of Nathaniel Stinchcomb and Patience Rowls are:

        116             i.               Nathaniel⁸ Stinchcomb (Source: (1) Bill and Martha Reamy, Bill and Martha Reamy, Saint Pauls Parish Baltimore Md. Church records, (Family Line Publication), 17.),  (Family Line Publications "CD-ROM")., (2) St. Pauls Church Register, FTM CD#178.), born November 07, 1734 in Baltimore, Maryland (Source: (1) Bill and Martha Reamy, Bill and Martha Reamy, Saint Pauls Parish Baltimore Md. Church records, (Family Line Publication), 17.),  (Family Line Publications "CD-ROM")., (2) Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes.).

        117            ii.               Patience Stinchcomb (Source: (1) Bill and Martha Reamy, Bill and Martha Reamy, Saint Pauls Parish Baltimore Md. Church records, (Family Line Publication), 17.),  (Family Line Publications "CD-ROM")., (2) Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes., (3) St. Pauls Church Register, FTM CD#178.), born September 22, 1736 in Baltimore, Maryland (Source: Bill and Martha Reamy, Bill and Martha Reamy, Saint Pauls Parish Baltimore Md. Church records, (Family Line Publication), 17.),  (Family Line Publications "CD-ROM").).

        118           iii.               John Stinchcomb (Source: (1) Bill and Martha Reamy, Bill and Martha Reamy, Saint Pauls Parish Baltimore Md. Church records, (Family Line Publication), 17.),  (Family Line Publications "CD-ROM")., (2) Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes., (3) St. Pauls Church Register, FTM CD#178.), born January 25, 1738/39 (Source: Bill and Martha Reamy, Bill and Martha Reamy, Saint Pauls Parish Baltimore Md. Church records, (Family Line Publication), 17.),  (Family Line Publications "CD-ROM").).

        119           iv.               Sarah Stinchcomb (Source: St. Pauls Church Register, FTM CD#178, page 15, Sarah, b. 24 September 1741 d/o Nathaniel & Patience Stinchcomb.), born September 24, 1741.

        120            v.               Mary Stinchcomb (Source: St. Pauls Church Register, FTM CD#178, page 15, Mary, b. 5 September 1743 d/o Nathaniel & Patience Stinchcomb.), born September 05, 1743.

        121           vi.               Thomasine Stinchcomb, born 1745.

 

 

        65.  Hannah⁷ Stinchcomb (Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213, Date of Import: Feb 16, 2000.) was born Abt. 1706 in Baltimore, Maryland, and died January 22, 1737/38 (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.).  She married John Owings Abt. 1726, son of Richard Owings and Rachel Beale.  He was born 1693.

 

Notes for Hannah Stinchcomb:

Hannah, b. about 1706; named for her mother; m. about 1726, John Owings of "Long Acre," younger brother of (her brother-in-law) Henry Owings of "Long Acre."  She died intestate on 22 Jan 1738/9 (St. Paul's Register) leaving five children:  Sophia, Hannah, Caleb, John, and Rachel.  (Sophia and Caleb were named for members of the neighboring Dorsey family.)  John Owings then married secondly, Asenath, parentage unknown, by whom he had other children, and who survived him.  His will, dated 8 Feb 1762 and proved 30 Oct 1765, is witnessed by (his brother and brother-in-law) Henry Owings, (his double nephew) Henry Owings, Jr., and (his former wife's nephew-in-law, the husband of her niece Helen Newsom) John Bailey.  The bond of Asenath Owings as executrix, dated 13 Oct 1765, is signed as sureties by this John Bailey and (her own kinsman?) John Robinson (MHR: Baltimore County Original Wills, box 11, folder 53; Testamentary Proceedings, liber 41, folio 217, photostats).  It is presumed that Bailey acted as surety in order to look after the interests of Hannah's children. 

 

 

 

More About Hannah Stinchcomb:

Date born 2: 1706 (Source: Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1,  (Release date: August 23, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1213.)

       

Child of Hannah Stinchcomb and John Owings is:

        122             i.               Hannah⁸ Owings, born 1729; died Abt. 1794.  She married Nathan Peddicoard; born 1729; died Bet. 1788 - 1796.

 

 

Generation No. 8

 

        71.  Hammutal⁸ Stinchcomb (Nathaniel⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes.) was born March 12, 1735/36 in Baltimore, Maryland.  She married (1) Richard Boone.    She married (2) Benjamin Fowler (Source: Harry Waring Stinchcomb.) 1760 in Baltimore, Maryland (Source: Harry Waring Stinchcomb.). 

 

Notes for Richard Boone:

Richard Boone was a mariner, and lost at sea

       

Child of Hammutal Stinchcomb and Richard Boone is:

        123             i.               Ann⁹ Boone, born June 04, 1754 (Source: Harry Waring Stinchcomb.).

 

 

        73.  Thomas⁸ Stinchcomb (Nathaniel⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born May 21, 1742 in Baltimore, Maryland, and died 1829 in Baltimore, Maryland.  He married (1) Elsie Killman August 03, 1777 in Baltimore, Maryland.    He married (2) Sarah Ross May 26, 1814 in Baltimore, Maryland.  She was born 1790 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, and died 1851 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.

 

More About Thomas Stinchcomb:

Burial: Manhatten Beach Cemetery (Source: John Thomas Gurney lll, Manhatten Beach Cemetery, (Cemetery Inscriptions Ann Arundel Co. Vol ll), p. 19.).)

 

More About Sarah Ross:

Burial: Manhatten Beach Cemetery (Source: John Thomas Gurney lll, Manhatten Beach Cemetery, (Cemetery Inscriptions Ann Arundel Co. Vol ll), p. 19.).)

       

Children of Thomas Stinchcomb and Elsie Killman are:

+      124             i.               Nathaniel⁹ Stinchcomb, born 1778 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland; died November 1833 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.

        125            ii.               Hanna Stinchcomb, born 1785 in Maryland.  She married Nathan Bright 1801 in Maryland.

+      126           iii.               Rebecca Stinchcomb, born 1786.

        127           iv.               Thomas Stinchcomb, born 1790.

+      128            v.               William Henry Stinchcomb, born 1790 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland; died 1829 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

 

       

Children of Thomas Stinchcomb and Sarah Ross are:

        129             i.               Ruth⁹ Stinchcomb, born 1795.

        130            ii.               Henrietta Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1798.

 

 

        99.  John⁸ Stinchcomb (John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born July 06, 1739 in Baltimore, Maryland, and died 1807 in Baltimore, Maryland.  He married Ann ? 1760 in Baltimore, Maryland. 

 

Notes for John Stinchcomb:

 John Sr., Oath of Allegiance 1778, before Hon. Richard Cromwell.

 

       

Children of John Stinchcomb and Ann ? are:

        131             i.               Nathaniel⁹ Stinchcomb.

        132            ii.               Levi Stinchcomb.

        133           iii.               Vachel Stinchcomb.

        134           iv.               Hannah Stinchcomb.  She married Elijah Milmer September 16, 1793.

        135            v.               Elizabeth Stinchcomb.  She married George Zimmerman November 28, 1797.

+      136           vi.               Absolom Stinchcomb, born 1760 in Baltimore, Maryland; died 1833 in Elbert county, Georgia.

        137          vii.               John Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1766.  He married Ruth Lewis.

 

Notes for John Stinchcomb:

John Jr., Oath of Allegiance, 1778, before Hon. William Lux.

 

 

        138         viii.               Victor Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1775.

 

 

        100.  McLane⁸ Stinchcomb (John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born Abt. 1740.  He married Achsah Merryman May 13, 1778 in Baltimore, Maryland, daughter of Samuel Merryman and Jane Price.  She was born December 26, 1751.

 

Notes for McLane Stinchcomb:

Had one son and four daughters.

McLain, Non-Juror to Oath of Allegiance in 1778.

 

       

Child of McLane Stinchcomb and Achsah Merryman is:

        139             i.               Samuel⁹ Stinchcomb, born 1779.

 

 

        101.  Hannah⁸ Stinchcomb (John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born January 10, 1739/40.  She married Elijah Owings 1757, son of Henry Owings and Helen Stinchcomb.  He was born Abt. 1719.

 

Notes for Hannah Stinchcomb:

Hannah Stinchcomb, daughter of Capt. John Stinchcomb of "Hector's Chance" and his wife Catherine Maclane, was born on 10 January 1740/41 (St. Paul's Register).  She married, about 1757, her first cousin, Elijah Owings, eldest son of Henry Owings of "Long Acre," by Helen Stinchcomb his wife.  In 1766 they removed, with her brother Norman Stinchcomb and his son John Stinchcomb, to Rowan (now Davie) County, North Carolina.  There he died testate in January 1805 and she intestate prior to 1810

 

Notes for Elijah Owings:

The will of Elijah Owings, dated 18 August 1804 and proved January 1805 (Rowan County Court House, Wills, liber C, folio 285) names the following children:

 

I.  John, named for his maternal grandfather.

II.  Helen, named for her paternal grandmother.

III.  Norman, named for his mother's brother.

IV.  Bezaleel, named for his father's brother.

V.  Catherine, named for her maternal grandmother.

VI.  Hannah, named for her mother.

VII.  Henry, named for his paternal grandfather.

VIII. Sarah, named for her mother's sister.

IX.  Michal, named for her father's sister.

X.  Leah, named for her father's sister.

 

       

Children of Hannah Stinchcomb and Elijah Owings are:

        140             i.               John⁹ Owings.

        141            ii.               Helen Owings.

        142           iii.               Norman Owings.

        143           iv.               Bezaleel Owings.

        144            v.               Hannah Owings.

        145           vi.               Catherine Owings.

        146          vii.               Henry Owings.

        147         viii.               Sarah Owings.

        148            ix.               Michal Owings.

        149             x.               Leah Owings.

 

 

        102.  Nathaniel⁸ Stinchcomb (John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: (1) Bill and Martha Reamy, Saint Pauls Parish Baltimore Md. Church records, (Family Line Publication), 17.),  (Family Line Publications "CD-ROM")., (2) Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes.) was born March 22, 1741/42 (Source: Baltimore county families,  1659 - 1759, page 611.).

 

Notes for Nathaniel Stinchcomb:

Nathaniel, Oath of Allegiance, 1778, before Hon. Ed. Cockey.

Captain in Soldier's Delight Company No. 6, May 13, 1776

(commanded 76 privates) By November 27, 1781 he was

Lieutenant Colonel in the Soldiers Delight Battalion.

 

       

Child of Nathaniel Stinchcomb is:

+      150             i.               John⁹ Stinchcomb, born November 25, 1767 in Maryland; died August 07, 1840.

 

 

        104.  William⁸ Stinchcomb (John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born November 11, 1746 in Saint Pauls Parish, Baltimore, Maryland, and died Aft. 1800 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania (?).  He married Henrietta ? Abt. 1768 in Maryland.  She was born in Maryland (?), and died Aft. 1831 in Seneca County (?)Ohio.

 

Notes for William Stinchcomb:

Lieutenant, and paymaster in American Revolution. Received 130 acres, "Stinchcombs Park" 1789

Resident of Westmoreland, Pennsylvania.

The 1790 Census for Hempstead Twp. In Westmoreland County shows a "William Comb" with  one Female in the household. I would believe that this is William Stinchcomb, and William's wife Henrietta.

William, Oath of Allegiance, 1778, before Hon. Richard Cromwell.

 

 

       

Child of William Stinchcomb and Henrietta ? is:

+      151             i.               George Stinchcomb⁹ Sr., born Abt. 1779 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland; died in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

 

 

        105.  Aquilla⁸ Stinchcomb (John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born May 07, 1749 in Baltimore, Maryland, and died 1827 (Source: Clark Sinclair.).  He married Catherine Stansbury (Source: Clark Sinclair.) Abt. 1770, daughter of Capt. Stansbury and Mary Hammond.  She was born March 28, 1749 in St. Pauls Parish, Maryland (Source: Clark Sinclair.), and died Bef. April 1850 in Baltimore, Maryland (Source: Clark Sinclair.).

 

Notes for Aquilla Stinchcomb:

Revolutionary Soldier, Maryland Line. His widow Catherine applied for a pension (R10191) at Baltimore, Md. on 22 April 1850. It was stated that there were 9 Stinchcomb brothers who srv in the Rev. of which some of them were; Nathaniel, William, John, McLane, and Aquilla.

Aquilla's children referred to in 1850 were; Aquilla Jr, George(both deceased), Henrietta Stewart, and another daughter whose name was illegible on the application.

National Archives Series M804, roll #2296 & Series M805 roll #775

Aquilla Stinchcomb served Capt. Wm. B. Dyer's Co. MD Mil. as a private.

 

Aquilla,  Non-Juror to Oath of Allegiance in 1778.  Source YY-50 states

he served in Maryland Militia and was a Revolutionary War pensioner.

 

 

Notes for Catherine Stansbury:

I am not sure how much you have explored Aquilla Stinchcomb's line...but

I am now beginning to think there may be some of his desc may also have

moved to OH.

Aquilla b 7 May 1749 St Paul's Par Baltimore d 1827 m Catherine

Stansbury b 28 Mar 1749

St Paul's Par d bef Apr 1850 Baltimore dau of Capt Tobias Stansbury and

Mary Hammond dau of Thomas Hammond and Catherine Emerson.

children.

1. George (may have m Mary Canon)?

2.Aquilla m Anna

3. Henrietta m Stewart/Steward

4. Rebecca m Weaver or Meador/Wearn and moved to St Louis MO...

5. one other dau mentioned in pension file, but name difficult to read.

 

the sole beneficiary of Aquilla was his brother George b ca 1757 d 17

Mar 1825 Baltimore

m 21 June 1783 St Paul's Arabilla Andrews...(I do not know of his

children....but somewhere

(may have read?) that some desc went to OH.

Clark Sinclair

       

Children of Aquilla Stinchcomb and Catherine Stansbury are:

        152             i.               Aquilla Jr.⁹ Stinchcomb, died Bef. 1850.  He married Anna ?.

 

Notes for Aquilla Jr. Stinchcomb:

Aquilla's wife Anna applied for a pension,for his service in the War of 1812. file WC-11355,

Stinchcomb, Aquilla, Anna, WC-11355 srv Capt. Wm. B. Dyer's Co., Md. Militia as a pvt.

 

        153            ii.               George Stinchcomb, died Bef. 1850.

        154           iii.               Henrietta Stinchcomb.  She married Unknown Stewart.

        155           iv.               Unknown Stinchcomb.

        156            v.               Samuel Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1770.

 

 

        106.  Christopher⁸ Stinchcomb (John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born Abt. 1750 in Baltimore, Maryland, and died December 31, 1814 in Baltimore, Maryland.  He married Magdelene Zimmerman October 16, 1793 in Baltimore, Maryland.  She was born 1761, and died Aft. September 27, 1847 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

 

Notes for Christopher Stinchcomb:

Christopher Stinchcomb is listed in the Maryland Revolutionary Records as having served in the Revolution as a Sergeant in Delaware service. Widow Magdelene Stinchcomb applied for pension 27 September 1847, age 86. (W9319)

 

Christopher, Married Magdaline Zimmerman on October 16, 1793 in

Baltimore County.  Oath of 1778, Baltimore, before Hon. Wm. Lux.

Sergeant, Delaware service.

 

 

More About Christopher Stinchcomb:

Military service: Sergeant in Delaware service

 

Notes for Magdelene Zimmerman:

Applied for pension as wife of Rev. soldier  on  27 September 1847, age 86, in Anne Arundel co., Maryland.

       

Children of Christopher Stinchcomb and Magdelene Zimmerman are:

        157             i.               Enoch⁹ Stinchcomb, born 1794 in Baltimore, Maryland.

        158            ii.               Nelson Stinchcomb, born 1795 in Baltimore, Maryland.

        159           iii.               Hannah Stinchcomb, born 1796 in Baltimore, Maryland.

        160           iv.               Catherine Stinchcomb, born 1800 in Baltimore, Maryland.  She married George Emmert November 04, 1824 in Baltimore County, Maryland.

 

 

        108.  Enoch⁸ Stinchcomb (John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born 1770 in Baltimore, Maryland, and died 1825 in Baltimore, Maryland.  He married Sarah Howard March 05, 1792 in Baltimore, Maryland.  She was born Abt. 1770 in Baltimore, Maryland.

       

Children of Enoch Stinchcomb and Sarah Howard are:

        161             i.               Beale⁹ Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1793.

        162            ii.               Rachel Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1794.

 

 

        115.  Elijah⁸ Owings (Helen⁷ Stinchcomb, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born Abt. 1719.  He married Hannah Stinchcomb 1757, daughter of John Stinchcomb and Katherine MacLane.  She was born January 10, 1739/40.

 

Notes for Elijah Owings:

The will of Elijah Owings, dated 18 August 1804 and proved January 1805 (Rowan County Court House, Wills, liber C, folio 285) names the following children:

 

I.  John, named for his maternal grandfather.

II.  Helen, named for her paternal grandmother.

III.  Norman, named for his mother's brother.

IV.  Bezaleel, named for his father's brother.

V.  Catherine, named for her maternal grandmother.

VI.  Hannah, named for her mother.

VII.  Henry, named for his paternal grandfather.

VIII. Sarah, named for her mother's sister.

IX.  Michal, named for her father's sister.

X.  Leah, named for her father's sister.

 

 

Notes for Hannah Stinchcomb:

Hannah Stinchcomb, daughter of Capt. John Stinchcomb of "Hector's Chance" and his wife Catherine Maclane, was born on 10 January 1740/41 (St. Paul's Register).  She married, about 1757, her first cousin, Elijah Owings, eldest son of Henry Owings of "Long Acre," by Helen Stinchcomb his wife.  In 1766 they removed, with her brother Norman Stinchcomb and his son John Stinchcomb, to Rowan (now Davie) County, North Carolina.  There he died testate in January 1805 and she intestate prior to 1810

       

Children are listed above under (101) Hannah Stinchcomb.

 

Generation No. 9

 

        124.  Nathaniel⁹ Stinchcomb (Thomas⁸, Nathaniel⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born 1778 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, and died November 1833 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).  He married Sarah Moss May 26, 1814 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.  She was born 1790 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, and died 1851 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.

 

Notes for Nathaniel Stinchcomb:

Nathaniel was a member of Captain Boone's 22 Reg., War of 1812

 

More About Nathaniel Stinchcomb:

Burial: Manhatten Beach Cemetery

 

More About Sarah Moss:

Burial: Manhatten Beach Cemetery

       

Child of Nathaniel Stinchcomb and Sarah Moss is:

+      163             i.               William Vinton¹⁰ Stinchcomb, born November 20, 1829.

 

 

        126.  Rebecca⁹ Stinchcomb (Thomas⁸, Nathaniel⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born 1786.  She married Elijah Pennington 1804 in Maryland. 

       

Child of Rebecca Stinchcomb and Elijah Pennington is:

        164             i.               Elizabeth¹⁰ Pennington, born Abt. 1810.

 

 

        128.  William Henry⁹ Stinchcomb (Thomas⁸, Nathaniel⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-3.) was born 1790 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-3.), and died 1829 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-3.).  He married Sarah Adams (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-3.) January 23, 1815 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-3.).  She was born March 1790 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-3.), and died December 1849 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-3.).

 

More About William Henry Stinchcomb:

Burial: Hebbville Cem., Maryland (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-3.)

 

More About Sarah Adams:

Burial: St. Margarets Cem., Maryland (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-3.)

       

Children of William Stinchcomb and Sarah Adams are:

+      165             i.               Thomas Wesley Stinchcomb¹⁰ Sr., born September 09, 1815 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland; died July 30, 1884 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

+      166            ii.               Margaret Adiline Stinchcomb, born 1819; died 1873.

+      167           iii.               William Jr. Stinchcomb, born 1820 in Maryland; died November 24, 1893 in Maryland.

+      168           iv.               Alfred Asbury Stinchcomb, born July 16, 1823; died April 19, 1900.

 

 

        136.  Absolom⁹ Stinchcomb (John⁸, John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born 1760 in Baltimore, Maryland, and died 1833 in Elbert county, Georgia.  He married Mary Penn December 24, 1785 in Amherst county, Virginia, daughter of Phillip Penn and Martha Holloday.  She died Aft. October 24, 1836.

       

Children of Absolom Stinchcomb and Mary Penn are:

        169             i.               Alexander¹⁰ Stinchcomb.  He married Mary.

        170            ii.               Aaron Stinchcomb.

+      171           iii.               Elizabeth Stinchcomb.

        172           iv.               Lucy M. Stinchcomb.  She married Simeon Hall November 01, 1827.

+      173            v.               Levi Stinchcomb, born September 23, 1786 in Amherst county, Virginia; died November 29, 1868 in Elbert county, Georgia.

+      174           vi.               Phillip Stinchcomb, born 1792 in Elbert county, Georgia.

+      175          vii.               Nathaniel Stinchcomb, born November 20, 1799 in Elbert county, Georgia; died August 09, 1889 in Fayette county, Georgia.

        176         viii.               Caty Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1800 in Elbert county, Georgia; died August 18, 1879 in Clarke county, Georgia.  She married Burely Andrews January 15, 1818 in Elbert county, GA.

+      177            ix.               Frances Asbury Stinchcomb, born 1802 in South Carolina; died 1894.

+      178             x.               Mary C. "Polly" Stinchcomb, born November 25, 1806 in Elbert county, Georgia; died March 24, 1883 in Elbert county, Georgia.

 

 

        150.  John⁹ Stinchcomb (Nathaniel⁸, John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born November 25, 1767 in Maryland, and died August 07, 1840.  He married Mary Dever.  She was born February 14, 1773, and died March 27, 1850.

       

Children of John Stinchcomb and Mary Dever are:

+      179             i.               Noah¹⁰ Stinchcomb, born February 14, 1793 in Maryland; died December 11, 1841 in Washington, D.C..

        180            ii.               Aquilla Stinchcomb (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.), born May 12, 1794 in Maryland (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.).

        181           iii.               John Stinchcomb (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.), born November 20, 1796 in Maryland (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.).

+      182           iv.               Joshua Stinchcomb, born February 10, 1798 in Maryland; died July 06, 1864.

        183            v.               Samuel Stinchcomb (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.), born January 10, 1800 (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.); died October 13, 1830.

        184           vi.               Elizabeth Stinchcomb (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.), born December 20, 1802 (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.); died August 07, 1855.

        185          vii.               Nathaniel McLain Stinchcomb (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.), born March 27, 1805 in Maryland (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.); died December 21, 1882 in Taney County, Missouri.  He married Ann Shreeve; born August 10, 1797; died January 15, 1886 in Taney County, Missouri.

 

More About Nathaniel McLain Stinchcomb:

Burial: Vanzandt Cemetery, Taney County, Missouri

 

More About Ann Shreeve:

Burial: Vanzandt Cemetery, Taney County, Missouri

 

        186         viii.               Caleb Stinchcomb (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.), born March 20, 1807 (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.); died February 15, 1857.

        187            ix.               Catherine Stinchcomb (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.), born June 30, 1810 (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.).

        188             x.               Lorenzo Dow Stinchcomb (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.), born January 10, 1814 (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.); died July 27, 1878 in New Lexington, Perry County, Ohio (Source: Perry county, Ohio death records.).  He married Margaret Webster (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.); born 1799 in Maryland (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.); died April 01, 1889 in New Lexington, Perry County, Ohio (Source: Perry county, Ohio death records.).

 

Notes for Lorenzo Dow Stinchcomb:

Lorenzo Dow Stinchcomb died in New Lexington, Ohio on 7-27-78. he was 66 yrs old. he was born in Baltimore county, Maryland. A brother of Noah Stinchcomb. Lorenzo's wife Margaret Webster, died 4-1-89, in New Lexington, Perry county, Ohio. she was 89 yrs old. She was born in Maryland. Lorenzo's occupation was "Cooper" He died of "Softening of Brain". Margaret died of "old age". Information taken from Perry County "Record of Deaths" page 21. Probate office, New Lexington, Ohio.

 

 

More About Lorenzo Dow Stinchcomb:

Cause of Death: "Softening of the Brain" (Alzheimers Disease{?})

 

More About Margaret Webster:

Cause of Death: "Old Age"

 

 

        151.  George Stinchcomb⁹ Sr. (William⁸ Stinchcomb, John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born Abt. 1779 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland, and died in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.  He married (1) Mary Hammond Abt. 1790 in Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, daughter of Daniel Hammond.  She was born Abt. 1775 in Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania, and died Bef. 1816 in Fairfield County (?), Ohio.  He married (2) Mary "Polly" Williamson 1816 in Fairfield County, Ohio, daughter of Peter Jr. and Kesiah Unknown.  She was born in Virginia, and died Aft. 1832 in Seneca County, Ohio.

 

Notes for George Stinchcomb Sr.:

George is recorded in the History of Butler County, Pa as having settled in Clinton Township in 1796, along with George Plants. George  occupied the Phillip Snyder Farm, making the first improvements there. Barnett Stepp occupied the farm after George, and died there.

 

Below from the 1883 History of Butler co., Pa

A BEAR STORY

In the early years of the settlement as Patrick HARVEY was on his way to SARVER's Mill one day, he tracked a bear, and following up the trace, ran the brute into a den of rocks some distance above SARVER's. Returning home, he told his neighbors, and readily obtained their promise to join him in his efforts to capture the bear. So, with George PLANTS, George STINCHCOMB and two or three others, he returned to the spot with dogs, guns and other paraphernalia of the chase. The dogs worried the bear so that several times he issued forth, and each time was fired upon. Finally, he was quiet in his den, and neither sending the dogs in nor discharging the guns into the cavern served to move him, but his growls could be heard occasionally. The party saw no way of getting at him and were about giving up, defeated. HARVEY said, "Hold on, I'll go in and try him;" and having caused a rope to be tied to his leg, so that he could be drawn out in case of attack, he took his gun in his hand and crawled into the dark cave. Presently he saw two large angry eyes, glaring like balls of fire. Bringing his weapon to his shoulder, he aimed directly between them, fired, and soon the bear was dead. Then, taking the rope from his own leg, he tied it to the bear and slowly backed out through the narrow space by which he had entered. When he was outside his companions speedily drew the dead bear out. He was a huge fellow, and his hindquarters dressed over a hundred pounds each.

 

George  moved with his parents, William and Henrietta Stinchcomb to Westmoreland county, Pa., about 1789/90. There he met/married  Mary Hammond, the daughter of Daniel Hammond Sr.of Rostraver Township. George is recorded on the Butler County, Pennsylvania, Tax List in Middlesex Twp. in 1803, before moving to Thorn Township, Fairfield County, Ohio where he is on the Tax List in 1806.

The 1790 Census for Hempstead Twp. In Westmoreland County shows a "William Comb" with  one Female in the household. I would believe that this is William Stinchcomb, and William's wife Henrietta.  With George already gone from his Father's house,I believe that this would make George Sr.'s date of birth about 1770 to 1774, instead of  about 1779. I would tend to believe the earlier birthdate as George Sr. has a child with Mary Hammond in Pennsylvania (James Stinchcomb) in 1791. I do not believe that George fathered a child on Mary at 12 years of age, and the earlier birthdate would make George about 18 to 21 years old, which is more believable.

 

Mary Hammond is evidently deceased by 1815, as George Sr. Marries Mary "Polly" Williamson on February 5, 1816 in Fairfield County. "Polly" is the daughter of Peter Williamson Jr. and his wife Kesiah Low.

The Will of Daniel Hammond Sr., drawn in 1816, and proved in 1817 gives one third of his Estate to the children of his daughter, "Mary Stench comb". Namely Daniel Camp, his/her* daughter Catherine, James, George, and John.

* see notes for Catherine Stinchcomb below to explain this mistake on the copied will of Daniel Hammond Sr.

……

The Stinchcombs live in Thorn Township, Fairfield County until 1818, when Perry County is formed from Fairfield, Muskingham, and Pickaway counties. Without moving an inch, the Stinchcombs are now living in Thorn Township, Perry County, just across the County line from New Salem in Walnut Township in Fairfield County.

Peter Williamson Jr.'s Verbal Will dated 1812 in Fairfield County names his two oldest sons, Abraham and William, and his two oldest daughters Sidney and "Polly". Other children are mentioned, but not named. This will was witnessed by Peter Williamson Sr., and Ann Cross.

 

 ( Ann Cross makes a deposition about the will, which confirms the contents of the will as transcribed.)

The Will itself is found in the Fairfield County Probate Court, Case number 79. (1812)

 

A Deed recorded in Volume T, pages 504 and 506 in Fairfield county in 1831 shows that George Sr., "Mary, his wife", Joseph and Margaret Richards, and John and Eliza Lewis, all have to sign the deed to sell the land of John W. Williamson (who is deceased) to David Kauffman. Margaret and Eliza being sisters of Mary "Polly" (Williamson) Stinchcomb, and all three being sisters of the deceased John W. Williamson. (Not Proven)

 

In 1819, George sells land to Henry Valentine, George Jr., James, and John Stinchcomb as "Tenants in Common", in section 31, Township 18,Range 17, comprising 50 acres. This land is part of a parcel that George Sr. bought from Edward Teal and his wife Rebecca Teal, on February 7th, 1811 in Fairfield County. George's son Daniel Camp Stinchcomb is not mentioned in this deed, and I would believe that Daniel Camp is already deceased by this time.

George Stinchcomb Sr. migrates (moves) to Seneca County, Ohio in 1828, with his sons James, and John Stinchcomb, and Henry Valentine who has married Catherine "Kitty" Stinchcomb (George's daughter ? ). Henry Valentine is the son of George Valentine, a Revolutionary War Veteran.

 

 Dr. Frank W. Gardner in his "Central Ohio Genealogical notes" in vol. 28 National Genealogical Society Quarterly, mentions Catherine Stinchcomb as Daniel Camp Stinchcombs daughter, " Proving" this by the Will of Daniel Hammond of Rostraver twp., Westmoreland Co., Pa, where he leaves his estate "To the children of my daughter Mary Stinchcomb, viz: Daniel Camp and his daughter Catherine, George, James, and John Stinchcomb, each a share of one third of my estate."

 A problem with this is that Daniel Camp Stinchcomb was born in 1791 in Pennsylvania (Gardner), while Catherine was married to Henry Valentine in October 1812, in Fairfield County, Ohio. Catherine would be a literal "Child Bride" if she was Daniel Camp's daughter.  In the area, and time period involved, it would be more probable that Catherine was George and Mary's daughter.  Catherine's birthdate would be between 1791 and 1798 to be married in 1812.( Ihave postulated a youngest age of fourteen for marriage in 1812, with a birthdate of 1798). It is possible that Dr. Gardner read Daniel Hammond's Will wrong.  If you read "and his daughter" as "and her daughter", it makes more sense. (JSS)

The will that Dr. Gardner read was not the original document. The original document is not to be found so far. The existing copy of the will in the County will book was transcribed there by an official in the County recording office. If Daniel Hammond's handwriting was hard to read, the official could have made a mistake in transcribing the original will into the will book. Thus giving Dr. Gardner a flawed document to read, thereby causing an innocent error on his part in describing the will in his article.

 

Dr. Gardner also relates that George's Mother, Henrietta witnesses a deed for her son in Seneca County in 1831. (There is no mention of William Stinchcomb in any Ohio records searched, so we are assuming that he died and is buried in either Westmoreland, or Butler Counties, Pennsylvania.) More research is needed to establish his place of death.

 

George Sr's son, George Stinchcomb Jr. stays in Thorn Township, Perry County (Created from Fairfield , Muskingham, and Pickaway counties in 1818), and lives there all of his life.

 

Additional note:

"George and Mary Stinchcomb move to Ann Arundel County, Maryland in late 1831 or early 1832, where they buy land from Benedict W. Marroth on April 2, 1832. George and Mary are deceased sometime shortly after 1832 in Ann Arundel County, Maryland." ( per Herbert Drucker)

Mr Drucker's assumption about George and Mary moving to Maryland, and buying land there, is likely incorrect. Moving back to the place where George came from would have been an admittance of failure on George's part, and besides which, the process of moving was a hardship in itself.

I believe this to be information about a different George Stinchcomb. Information from Ellen Hurdel in Maryland who looked up this deed leads me to believe that it was really George Stinchcomb, and his wife Mary Cannon Stinchcomb, who have lived in Maryland for some years previous to this.

 

The Methodist Episcopal Church of Bloomville, Seneca County,  has a history extending over more than half a century, being almost a contemporary of the old church at Mohnore, and a sharer in its official and ministerial life for many years. In 1835 the society erected a house of worship on the Stinchcomb farm, and the old building was carried down the years until a church of native stone was erected. The membership of this church at Bloomville is about 100, and the value of the property $3, 500. Rev. E. S. Tompkins is the present pastor.

 

 

 

More About Mary "Polly" Williamson:

Burial: Rock Run Cemetery, Seneca County, Ohio

       

Children of George Sr. and Mary Hammond are:

        189             i.               Daniel Camp¹⁰ Stinchcomb, born 1791.

+      190            ii.               George Stinchcomb Jr., born July 14, 1793 in Westmoreland County, (?) Pennsylvania; died July 11, 1875 in Thorn twp, Perry county, Ohio.

+      191           iii.               James Stinchcomb, born July 1794 in Pennsylvania; died February 22, 1879 in Sycamore, Ohio.

+      192           iv.               Catherine Stinchcomb, born 1795 in Pennsylvania.

+      193            v.               John Stinchcomb, born September 20, 1799 in Butler County, Pennsylvania; died March 20, 1855 in Clinton twp., Seneca co., Ohio.

 

       

Child of George Sr. and Mary Williamson is:

        194             i.               George¹⁰ Stinchcomb, born December 09, 1816 in Fairfield County, Ohio; died February 15, 1844 in Seneca County, Ohio.

 

More About George Stinchcomb:

Burial: Bloomville Quarry Cemetery, Seneca County, Ohio

 

 

Generation No. 10

 

        163.  William Vinton¹⁰ Stinchcomb (Nathaniel⁹, Thomas⁸, Nathaniel⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.) was born November 20, 1829 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).  He married (1) Susan F. Tydings (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.) June 11, 1851 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).  She died Bet. 1864 - 1865 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).  He married (2) Aletha J. Stallings (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.) Bet. 1865 - 1867.  She was born February 10, 1844 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.), and died April 13, 1924 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).

       

Children of William Stinchcomb and Susan Tydings are:

        195             i.               William Vinton Jr.¹¹ Stinchcomb (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.), born March 03, 1852 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.); died January 13, 1919 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).  He married (1) Roday Francis Johnson (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.) December 17, 1874 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.); born 1853 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).  He married (2) Mary Johnson (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.) February 03, 1883 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).

        196            ii.               Selman Asbury Stinchcomb (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.), born December 13, 1855 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).

        197           iii.               Sarah Rebecca Stinchcomb (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.), born January 23, 1857 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).

+      198           iv.               Richard Andrew Jackson Stinchcomb, born February 14, 1860; died March 24, 1914.

        199            v.               Mary Alverta Stinchcomb (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.), born April 1881 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.); died April 15, 1961 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).  She married John A. Aurin (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.) June 20, 1919 in Norfolk, Virginia (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.); born 1875 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.); died August 04, 1943 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).

 

       

Children of William Stinchcomb and Aletha Stallings are:

        200             i.               Daisy Amanda¹¹ Stinchcomb (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.), born October 27, 1876 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.); died April 26, 1954 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).  She married Daniel Dunne Jr. (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.) April 21, 1911 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.); born 1875 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.); died April 13, 1961 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).

        201            ii.               Inez Matilda Stinchcomb (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.), born 1870 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).  She married Elmer Stewart (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.) Abt. 1895 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).

        202           iii.               Emma Stinchcomb (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.), born November 11, 1884 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).

        203           iv.               John I. Stinchcomb (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.), born January 04, 1868 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.); died April 30, 1962 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).  He married Mary F. Unknown (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.) Abt. 1890 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.); born July 18, 1871 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.); died March 16, 1925 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).

 

 

        165.  Thomas Wesley Stinchcomb¹⁰ Sr. (William Henry⁹ Stinchcomb, Thomas⁸, Nathaniel⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born September 09, 1815 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland, and died July 30, 1884 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.  He married Elizabeth Watson December 04, 1839 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. 

       

Children of Thomas Sr. and Elizabeth Watson are:

+      204             i.               Charles Nathaniel¹¹ Stinchcomb, born September 15, 1840 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland; died February 22, 1920 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

        205            ii.               Mary Elizabeth Stinchcomb, born October 29, 1850 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

+      206           iii.               Thomas Wesley Stinchcomb Jr., born 1855 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

        207           iv.               Andrew Jackson Stinchcomb, born July 1861 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

 

 

        166.  Margaret Adiline¹⁰ Stinchcomb (William Henry⁹, Thomas⁸, Nathaniel⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born 1819 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb, chart B-4.), and died 1873 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb, chart B-4.).  She married Henry Tydings (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb.) February 01, 1849 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb, chart B-4.).  He was born February 21, 1826 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb.), and died 1911 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb.).

       

Children of Margaret Stinchcomb and Henry Tydings are:

+      208             i.               Henry A.¹¹ Tydings, born May 22, 1851.

        209            ii.               Oliver S. Tydings (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-4.), born January 12, 1858 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-4.).

+      210           iii.               Sally (Sarah ?) Tydings, born 1852.

        211           iv.               Emma Florence Tydings (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-4.), born 1856 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-4.).

 

 

        167.  William Jr.¹⁰ Stinchcomb (William Henry⁹, Thomas⁸, Nathaniel⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-3.) was born 1820 in Maryland (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-3.), and died November 24, 1893 in Maryland (Source: (1) William and Rosina Pumphrey Stinchcomb Bible, At quarter part eleven-o'clock on the night of Nov 24th 1893 William Stinchcomb in the 74 year of his age, beloved husband of Roseana Stinchcomb., (2) Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-3.).  He married Rosina Ann Pumphrey (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-3.) April 29, 1847 in Maryland (Source: William and Rosina Pumphrey Stinchcomb Bible.).  She was born 1829 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-3.), and died March 19, 1900 (Source: (1) William and Rosina Pumphrey Stinchcomb Bible, Died March 9 1900 at 4 a.m. Roseana, age 70 years, beloved wife of William Stinchcomb., (2) Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-3.).

 

Notes for William Jr. Stinchcomb:

Notes: William Stinchcomb is in District 3 of Anne Arundel County in the 1850 Cenus,

age 32, a farmer born in MD with reality valued at $3000, Rosena is age 25 born in MD

and listed with them is a 3 year old Charles Stinchcomb. Anne Arundel County Marriage

License is dated 28 April 1847 for William Stinchcomb to Roseana Pumphrey.

 

       

Children of William Stinchcomb and Rosina Pumphrey are:

+      212             i.               Alfred Asbury¹¹ Stinchcomb, born November 19, 1848 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland; died June 07, 1915 in Anne Arundel county, Maryland.

        213            ii.               Mary Elizabeth Stinchcomb (Source: William and Rosina Pumphrey Stinchcomb Bible, Born on the evening of June -- 1854 Mary Elizabeth daughter of William and Roseanna Stinchcomb.), born June 1851 in Maryland (Source: William and Rosina Pumphrey Stinchcomb Bible, Born on the evening of June -- 1854 Mary Elizabeth daughter of William and Roseanna .); died 1921.  She married Tilghman Brice January 03, 1871 in Maryland (Source: William and Rosina Pumphrey Stinchcomb Bible, Married on the 3rd of January 1871, _________ Brice to Mary Elizabeth daughter of William and Roseana Stinchcomb.).

+      214           iii.               Rose Ida Stinchcomb, born February 23, 1854 in Maryland; died October 19, 1916.

        215           iv.               Grafton Stinchcomb (Source: William and Rosina Pumphrey Stinchcomb Bible.), born September 01, 1856 in Maryland (Source: William and Rosina Pumphrey Stinchcomb Bible, Born on the morning of Sept 1st 1856 Grafton son of William and Roseana Stinchcomb.); died December 02, 1858 in Maryland (Source: William and Rosina Pumphrey Stinchcomb Bible, Died on the night of Dec 2nd, Grafton, aged 2 years and 2 months son of William and Roseana Stinchcomb.).

        216            v.               Frank Mortimer Stinchcomb (Source: William and Rosina Pumphrey Stinchcomb Bible, Born on the evening of May 9th 1859 Frank Mortimer son of William and Roseana Stinchcomb.), born May 09, 1859 in Maryland (Source: William and Rosina Pumphrey Stinchcomb Bible, Born on the evening of May 9th 1859 Frank Mortimer son of William and Roseana Stinchcomb.); died December 13, 1932 in Maryland (Source: William and Rosina Pumphrey Stinchcomb Bible, Died on the morning of Dec 13, 1932 Frank Mortimer Stinchcomb aged 73 years son of William and Roseana Stinchcomb.).

        217           vi.               Sarah Stinchcomb (Source: William and Rosina Pumphrey Stinchcomb Bible.), born November 14, 1861 in Maryland (Source: William and Rosina Pumphrey Stinchcomb Bible, Born on the evening of Nov 14th 1861 Sarah daughter of William and Roseanna Stinchcomb.); died August 23, 1945 in Maryland (Source: William and Rosina Pumphrey Stinchcomb Bible, Died August 23rd 1945 at 12:50 pm Sarah (Sallie) Stinchcomb aged 83 years, daughter of William and Rosina Stinchcomb .).

+      218          vii.               George Randell Stinchcomb, born June 08, 1864; died April 14, 1945.

 

 

        168.  Alfred Asbury¹⁰ Stinchcomb (William Henry⁹, Thomas⁸, Nathaniel⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.) was born July 16, 1823 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.), and died April 19, 1900 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.).  He married Hester Ann Pumphrey (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.) July 01, 1852 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.).  She was born August 08, 1836 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.), and died April 03, 1888 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.).

       

Children of Alfred Stinchcomb and Hester Pumphrey are:

        219             i.               Clara¹¹ Stinchcomb (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.), born 1856 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.); died December 07, 1926 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.).  She married George W. Flerter(?) (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.).

 

More About Clara Stinchcomb:

Burial: Green Mount Cem.,Maryland (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.)

 

+      220            ii.               William Selman Stinchcomb, born February 21, 1860; died March 25, 1938.

+      221           iii.               Asbury Franklin Stinchcomb, born June 08, 1862; died March 01, 1923.

+      222           iv.               James Alfred Stinchcomb, born April 07, 1864; died July 31, 1934.

+      223            v.               Cora Virginia Stinchcomb, born February 1869; died September 06, 1955.

        224           vi.               Irene Stinchcomb (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.), born January 29, 1873 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.); died November 26, 1933 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.).

 

More About Irene Stinchcomb:

Burial: Cedar Bluff Cem., Annapolis, Maryland (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.)

 

+      225          vii.               Margaret E. Stinchcomb, born 1875.

        226         viii.               Hester Ann Stinchcomb (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.), born March 12, 1877 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.); died January 26, 1965 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.).  She married (1) Unknown Tucker (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.).  She married (2) Dorsy Hall (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.) Abt. 1900 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.).

 

More About Hester Ann Stinchcomb:

Burial: St. Margarets Cem., Maryland (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-7.)

 

 

        171.  Elizabeth¹⁰ Stinchcomb (Absolom⁹, John⁸, John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹)  She married Gabriel Booth July 26, 1806 in Elbert County, Georgia. 

       

Child of Elizabeth Stinchcomb and Gabriel Booth is:

        227             i.               Absolom¹¹ Booth.

 

 

        173.  Levi¹⁰ Stinchcomb (Absolom⁹, John⁸, John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born September 23, 1786 in Amherst county, Virginia, and died November 29, 1868 in Elbert county, Georgia.  He married Mary Ridgeway July 24, 1806 in Elbert county, GA. 

 

Notes for Levi Stinchcomb:

Levi Stinchcomb served in Capt. Thompson's Co. GA Mil. as a private. War of 1812, (WC-1428) Pensioner.

       

Children of Levi Stinchcomb and Mary Ridgeway are:

        228             i.               Sarah M.¹¹ Stinchcomb, born August 13, 1808 in Elbert county, Georgia; died August 25, 1855.

        229            ii.               Lucy Stinchcomb, born July 23, 1811 in Elbert county, Georgia; died December 18, 1843.

        230           iii.               Rebecka Stinchcomb, born April 03, 1817 in Elbert county, Georgia; died July 18, 1835.  She married Unknown Bradley.

        231           iv.               John Absolom Stinchcomb, born August 28, 1819 in Elbert county, Georgia; died February 28, 1847.

        232            v.               Mary Catherine Stinchcomb, born April 01, 1821.

        233           vi.               Lucinda Stinchcomb, born November 02, 1824.

        234          vii.               Mahulda Stinchcomb, born February 08, 1825.

        235         viii.               William Stewart Stinchcomb, born January 28, 1826 in Elbert county, Georgia; died May 13, 1833 in Elbert county, Georgia.

        236            ix.               James Thomas Stinchcomb, born July 08, 1827.

+      237             x.               Elizabeth Ann Stinchcomb, born September 16, 1828 in Elbert county, Georgia; died October 07, 1900 in Elbert county, Georgia.

        238            xi.               Eliza Jane Stinchcomb, born May 17, 1831.

 

 

        174.  Phillip¹⁰ Stinchcomb (Absolom⁹, John⁸, John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born 1792 in Elbert county, Georgia.  He married Henrietta Zermuda Moore, daughter of William Moore and Nancy Bohannon. 

 

Notes for Phillip Stinchcomb:

Phillip Stinchcomb served in Capt. Carter's Co. GA Mil. as a private. War of 1812 (WC-22135) Pensioner.

       

Children of Phillip Stinchcomb and Henrietta Moore are:

        239             i.               Victor John¹¹ Stinchcomb.

        240            ii.               William A. G. Stinchcomb, born July 27, 1823 in Clarke county, Georgia; died May 24, 1885 in Oconee county, Georgia.

        241           iii.               Damaris Zamruda Stinchcomb, born 1826.

        242           iv.               Memory John Milledge Stinchcomb, born 1827.

        243            v.               Mercy A. Stinchcomb, born 1835.

        244           vi.               Francis Stinchcomb, born 1839.

        245          vii.               Batchelor S. O. Stinchcomb, born 1844.

 

 

        175.  Nathaniel¹⁰ Stinchcomb (Absolom⁹, John⁸, John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born November 20, 1799 in Elbert county, Georgia, and died August 09, 1889 in Fayette county, Georgia.  He married Susannah Oliver in Edgefield, South Carolina, daughter of John Oliver. 

       

Children of Nathaniel Stinchcomb and Susannah Oliver are:

+      246             i.               Mary Catherine¹¹ Stinchcomb, born 1827 in Fayette county, Georgia; died Aft. 1872.

+      247            ii.               Victor Stinchcomb, born January 23, 1830 in Fayette county, Georgia; died April 25, 1925 in Fayette county, Georgia.

        248           iii.               Sarona Antoinette Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1831 in Fayette county, Georgia.  She married James W. Johnson February 01, 1848 in Fayette county, GA.

+      249           iv.               Elizabeth Ann Stinchcomb, born 1833 in Fayette county, Georgia.

+      250            v.               George W. Stinchcomb, born 1835 in Fayette county, Georgia; died July 07, 1872 in Fayette county, Georgia.

+      251           vi.               Bethena Stinchcomb, born 1838 in Fayette county, Georgia.

        252          vii.               Malissa O. Stinchcomb, born 1840 in Fayette county, Georgia.  She married James W. Edmonson January 28, 1858 in Fayette county, GA.

+      253         viii.               Susannah Stinchcomb, born June 01, 1844 in Fayette county, Georgia; died March 30, 1921 in Fayette county, Georgia.

+      254            ix.               Phillip Stinchcomb, born 1847 in Fayette county, Georgia; died 1898 in Fort White, Florida.

+      255             x.               John Oliver Stinchcomb, born October 12, 1849 in Fayette county, Georgia; died December 06, 1918 in Fayette county, Georgia.

+      256            xi.               Elijah Similin Stinchcomb, born September 02, 1854 in Fayette county, Georgia; died May 19, 1908 in Fayette county, Georgia.

 

 

        177.  Frances Asbury¹⁰ Stinchcomb (Absolom⁹, John⁸, John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born 1802 in South Carolina, and died 1894.  She married Joseph Sanders Chambers August 29, 1822 in Elbert county, GA.  He was born 1799, and died 1858.

       

Children of Frances Stinchcomb and Joseph Chambers are:

+      257             i.               Sarah¹¹ Chambers, born 1823 in Henry county, GA; died 1840.

+      258            ii.               Mary Frances Chambers, born August 11, 1825 in South Carolina; died September 07, 1912 in Fayette County, Georgia.

        259           iii.               Rebecca Ann Chambers, born 1828; died 1908.  She married Daniel McLucas.

        260           iv.               Martha Chambers, born 1830; died 1913.  She married John Lamb.

+      261            v.               James Absolom Chambers, born 1833; died 1905.

        262           vi.               Elmira Chambers, born 1840; died 1907.  She married James Andrew Bull.

        263          vii.               Joseph Chambers, born 1845; died 1846.

 

 

        178.  Mary C. "Polly"¹⁰ Stinchcomb (Absolom⁹, John⁸, John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born November 25, 1806 in Elbert county, Georgia, and died March 24, 1883 in Elbert county, Georgia.  She married Joseph Sewell November 21, 1827 in Elbert county, GA, son of James Sewell and Margaret Harris.  He was born December 28, 1802, and died September 25, 1884 in Elbert county, Georgia.

 

More About Mary C. "Polly" Stinchcomb:

Burial: Stinchcomb United Methodist Church, Elbert co., Ga.

 

More About Joseph Sewell:

Burial: Elbert county, Georgia, Stinchcomb United Methodist Church

       

Children of Mary Stinchcomb and Joseph Sewell are:

+      264             i.               Mary Margaret¹¹ Sewell, born Abt. 1828 in Elbert county, Georgia; died Aft. March 15, 1875.

+      265            ii.               Sarah Sewell, born Bet. 1829 - 1830 in Elbert county, Georgia; died Aft. March 15, 1875.

+      266           iii.               James Victor Sewell, born July 05, 1832 in Elbert county, Georgia; died January 09, 1880 in Elbert county, Georgia.

+      267           iv.               Cornelia H. Sewell, born Bet. 1835 - 1840; died Aft. March 1875.

+      268            v.               Olivia C. Sewell, born October 03, 1843 in Elbert county, Georgia; died October 13, 1886 in Elbert county, Georgia.

+      269           vi.               Susan Rebecca Sewell, born January 19, 1847 in Elbert county, Georgia; died February 17, 1931.

 

 

        179.  Noah¹⁰ Stinchcomb (John⁹, Nathaniel⁸, John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: (1) John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records., (2) David E. Stinchcomb, David has Noah born on 2-14-1794.) was born February 14, 1793 in Maryland (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible, Family records page.), and died December 11, 1841 in Washington, D.C. (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.).  He married (1) Mary Ann Harvey Crown (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.) January 06, 1816 in Washington D.C. (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.).  She was born 1775 in England (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.), and died June 02, 1831 (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.).  He married (2) Sarah Boyd October 14, 1832 (Source: (1) David E. Stinchcomb., (2) Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.).  She was born February 15, 1804, and died February 11, 1862.

 

More About Noah Stinchcomb:

Burial: Washington, D.C. (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.)

       

Children of Noah Stinchcomb and Mary Crown are:

        270             i.               Catherine¹¹ Stinchcomb (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.), born October 15, 1816 (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.).  She married Enoch Lansdale September 01, 1836 in Washington D.C..

        271            ii.               Elizabeth Stinchcomb (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.), born February 28, 1818 (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.).

        272           iii.               Matilda Stinchcomb (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.), born July 18, 1821 (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.).

        273           iv.               Johannah Stinchcomb (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.), born May 10, 1823 (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.).  She married John Thomas Goins (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.) October 22, 1845 in Washington D.C. (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.).

+      274            v.               John Decatur Stinchcomb, born December 12, 1826 in Washington D.C.; died September 27, 1909 in Abilene, Texas.

        275           vi.               Nathaniel McClane Stinchcomb (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.), born February 10, 1829 (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.).

+      276          vii.               Noah Wesley Stinchcomb, born February 14, 1825; died 1891.

 

       

Children of Noah Stinchcomb and Sarah Boyd are:

        277             i.               Mary D.¹¹ Stinchcomb (Source: David E. Stinchcomb.), born July 30, 1833 (Source: David E. Stinchcomb.); died February 10, 1834 (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.).

        278            ii.               Sarah Stinchcomb (Source: David E. Stinchcomb.), born January 03, 1835 (Source: David E. Stinchcomb.); died July 06, 1835 (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.).

        279           iii.               Samuel Taber Stinchcomb (Source: David E. Stinchcomb.), born February 01, 1836 (Source: David E. Stinchcomb.); died November 03, 1884 (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.).

        280           iv.               Elizabeth Boyd Stinchcomb (Source: David E. Stinchcomb.), born July 28, 1840 (Source: David E. Stinchcomb.); died July 22, 1841 (Source: John Decatur Stinchcomb Family Bible records.).

 

 

        182.  Joshua¹⁰ Stinchcomb (John⁹, Nathaniel⁸, John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.) was born February 10, 1798 in Maryland (Source: Stinchcomb/Webster Family Bible.), and died July 06, 1864.  He married Teresa Webster February 12, 1824, daughter of Michael Webster and Rebecca Morrison.  She was born November 01, 1794, and died September 20, 1863.

       

Children of Joshua Stinchcomb and Teresa Webster are:

        281             i.               Mary Elizabeth¹¹ Stinchcomb, born October 31, 1824; died February 06, 1895.

        282            ii.               Rebecca Stinchcomb, born April 25, 1826; died July 11, 1826.

+      283           iii.               William Webster Stinchcomb, born November 30, 1827; died December 27, 1888.

+      284           iv.               Samuel Amos Stinchcomb, born December 15, 1829.

        285            v.               Susannah Teresa Stinchcomb, born December 16, 1832; died January 07, 1900.

        286           vi.               Joshua Emory Stinchcomb, born September 30, 1835; died September 18, 1896.

 

 

        190.  George Stinchcomb¹⁰ Jr. (George Stinchcomb⁹ Sr., William⁸ Stinchcomb, John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: Dr. Frank D. Gardner, "National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.28, Frank D. Gardner Columbus Ohio," Central Ohio Genealogical notes: Central Ohio Genealogical Notes, by Dr. Frank W. Gardner.) was born July 14, 1793 in Westmoreland County, (?) Pennsylvania, and died July 11, 1875 in Thorn twp, Perry county, Ohio (Source: Bible of Marguerite Smith, George Stinchcomb died 11 July, 1875. age 78 yrs.).  He married Ann Wiseman (Source: Gateway to the West  vol. 1   (FTW  CD#175 ), Fairfield co.,Ohio newspaper death notices.  May 1869 to May 1870.) August 24, 1819 in Perry County, Ohio (Source: Gateway to the West  vol. 1, Page 428.), daughter of John Wiseman and Sarah Green.  She was born December 09, 1791 in Rockingham county, Virginia, and died November 17, 1869 in New Salem, Perry county, Ohio (Source: (1) Gateway to the West, Volume 1, Fairfield county, Newspaper death notices May 1869-May 1870., Page 428., (2) Bible of Marguerite Smith, Ann Stinchcomb died 19 November 1869., age 77 yrs., 11 Mo.).

 

Notes for George Stinchcomb Jr.:

George Stinchcomb Jr. was a well liked and respected man in his community as evidenced in the deed records of Perry County, and by the tribute by Charles Milton Lewis (C.M.L.) Wiseman in his books.

 

George was a farmer in Perry County, Ohio, and was also an Administrator for two Estates, where he supervised the sale of land for the deceased individuals Estates. He was a "Trustee between the Parties" in the Divorce of Jeremiah and Catherine Runkle on June 28, 1848. He was the impartial "Third Party" that negotiated the settlement between Jeremiah and Catherine, and arranged for Jeremiah's payments to Catherine of One Hundred Dollars, and the recovery of Catherine's Dower Property, and possessions. (George's fee was One Dollar)

 

George was a member of the Salem Lodge, F&AM (Free and Accepted Masons of Ohio) in 1852.

                     The book, "Pioneers of Fairfield County, Ohio" pub. 1901,  by C. M. L. Wiseman, states: "Ann Wiseman married George Stinchcomb.  They were parents of the late Captain James W. Stinchcomb. "

 

 C. M. L. Wiseman's booklet titled "The Wiseman Family and the Old Church at New Salem" (written in 1887 and published in 1902) states:

 

 Uncle George  Stinchcomb, who married Father's sister, Ann, and lived near neighbor to us all his life, was an honest man of noble and generous impulses.  No man, however humble, ever called upon him in sickness or any kind of distress in vain.  The night was never too dark, the roads never too deep, the cold never too intense for him to answer a call of distress.  He raised two sons, James W. and Frank, who were both men of decided ability, warm and generous friends, and followed their father's example in doing kind and generous deeds.  James W. was a gallant soldier of the Union army.  They were kind to me, and now that they are gone, I cheerfully make this record.

 (Charles Milton Lewis Wiseman was the son of Philip S. and Priscilla Lewis Wiseman. Philip S. Wiseman was a brother to Ann Wiseman Stinchcomb.)

 

George Stinchcomb Jr.'s Will is dated December 17, 1872.

After paying his "Just Debts", he gives his daughter Susan Five Hundred Dollars. The remainder of the Estate is divided three ways between Susan H. Stinchcomb, James W. Stinchcomb, and Elizabeth W. (Stinchcomb) Pugh

There are two promissory notes due the Estate from James W. Stinchcomb. One for Twenty Five Dollars, dated March 1st, 1875, and One for One Hundred Dollars, dated March 28th, 1874. Both Notes bearing 5% interest.

There is a Promissory Note from James Pugh (George Jr.'s son-in-law) for One Hundred Dollars, dated March 19th, 1874, "Interest indorsed on back, one years interest paid".

All three Promissory Notes are charged as assets of the Estate.

 

The will is witnessed by John Sherman, ( General William T. Sherman's brother, and later Senator) and Joseph G. Wiseman. This Will was probated in open Court in Perry County, Ohio on July 16th, 1875, and attested to by both John Sherman and Joseph G. Wiseman. (Joseph G. Wiseman was also the Executor for his Father, The Reverend John Wiseman in 1842.)

George's Will contains three pages of inventory listing his personal, and real property at the time of his death in 1875. Wheat in the field is valued at Two Dollars, while Corn in the field is valued at One Hundred Dollars.

 

 

 

More About George Stinchcomb Jr.:

Burial: July 1875, New Salem M.E. Church cem. Perry county, Ohio

Cause of Death: "Caught in Rain"

 

Notes for Ann Wiseman:

Record of death and burial dates found in Gateway to the West vol.1. Fairfield county,Ohio. Newspaper death notices. May 1869 to May 1870

Extract from the "Ohio Eagle" Newspaper:

11-25-1869 - Died at her residence near New Salem, Perry co., Ohio on 17 Nov. 1869, Mrs. Ann Stinchcomb, wife of George Stinchcomb, aged 77 years and 11 months. Mrs. S. was the daughter of Rev. John Wiseman of the M.E. Church, who moved from Virginia to Ohio in 1818, and she was married on 24 August, 1819 to George Stinchcomb who survives her. Mother of eight children, four of whom are still living; James W. at Logan, Ohio, Elizabeth W. Pugh in Morrow co., Ohio, George F. at Ft. Wayne, Indiana, and Susan H. who lives with her Father.

Funeral 19th at   M. E. Church.

Burial: November 19, 1869, New Salem M.E. Church cem. Perry county, Ohio

 

 

More About Ann Wiseman:

Burial: November 19, 1869, New Salem M.E. Church cem. Perry county, Ohio (Source: Gateway to the West  vol. 1, 428.)

       

Children of George Jr. and Ann Wiseman are:

        287             i.               John W.¹¹ Stinchcomb, died in in infancy.

        288            ii.               Sarah G. Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1820 in Perry county, Ohio, Near New Salem; died in in infancy.

        289           iii.               Mary H. Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1822 in Perry county, Ohio, Near New Salem.

+      290           iv.               James W.Stinchcomb, born February 1822 in Thorn township, Perry county, Ohio; died December 18, 1878 in Adams county, Kennesaw Twp., Nebraska.

+      291            v.               Elizabeth Wiseman Stinchcomb, born May 22, 1825 in Thorn twp., Perry county, Ohio.; died February 24, 1899 in Mount Gilead, Ohio.

+      292           vi.               George F. Stinchcomb, born December 18, 1828 in Thorn twp, Perry county, Ohio; died June 24, 1871 in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

        293          vii.               Susan H.Stinchcomb, born 1842 in Thorn twp., Perry County, Ohio; died October 01, 1900 in Thorn twp., Perry county, Ohio.

 

Notes for Susan H.Stinchcomb:

Living alone on 1900 census in Thorn twp., Perry county, Ohio.

Susan's grave in the Mound Methodist Episcopal Cem. is marked as SUSANNAH H. STINCHCOMB.

 

Susan's Will, proved October, 1900,  directed that her marker be similar in nature to her Father and Mother's markers. Susan's heirs in her will are her Pugh nieces and nephews, and George F. and Douglas A. Stinchcomb of Cincinnati, Ohio. (Sons of her brother James William Stinchcomb.) Susan is buried next to her Mother, Ann Wiseman Stinchcomb.

 

 

More About Susan H.Stinchcomb:

Burial: Mound M.E. Cemetery, New Salem, Ohio

 

        294         viii.               Henrietta Stinchcomb, born Abt. 1846.

 

 

        191.  James¹⁰ Stinchcomb (George Stinchcomb⁹ Sr., William⁸ Stinchcomb, John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born July 1794 in Pennsylvania, and died February 22, 1879 in Sycamore, Ohio.  He married Pricilla Weddle 1816 in Manongahela city , Pennsylvania, daughter of James Weddle and Sarah.  She died November 28, 1872 in Sycamore, Ohio.

       

Children of James Stinchcomb and Pricilla Weddle are:

        295             i.               James W.¹¹ Stinchcomb, born 1817.

 

Notes for James W. Stinchcomb:

The benevolent and charitable institutions follow close in the wake of the Christian churches, and, in their way, exercise as great an influence for good as the churches themselves.

Freemasonry, the oldest of all the secret organizations now in existence, is an order of "kingly origin and heavenly aim," and takes for its guide the Holy Bible as its greatest light. To go back to the origin of Masonry would be to go back almost to the beginning of time itself, and our space will not admit of such research.

 A Masonic Lodge was organized in Mount Gilead more than thirty years ago. Mount Gilead Lodge, No. 206, was chartered in October, 1851. The following are the original members: W. C. Clark, Jas. W. Stinchcomb, A. K. Dunn, John B. Dumble, Andrew Poe, T. P. Glidden, Israel Hite, J. A. Beebe, and S. T, Cunard. W. C. Clark was the first Master, James W. Stinchcomb the first Senior Warden, and A. K. Dunn the first Junior Warden. The charter is signed by Most Worshipful W. B. Hubbard, Grand Master, and B. F. Smith , Grand Secretary. The first meeting was held January 6, 1851, the lodge having been organized under dispensation at that time, and chartered in October following. The following additional officers were elected: T. P. Glidden, Treasurer; Andrew Poe, Secretary John B. Dumble, S. D.; J. A. Beebe, J. D., and Israel Hite, Tiler. W. C. Clark, as stated, was the first Master, A. K. Dunn the next, J. W. Stinchcomb the next, and then A. K. Dunn served as Master for eighteen years in succession. The next Master then was J. E. Smith, who served two years, then Allen Levering two years. J. G. Miles is now serving his second year as Master. The present membership is forty three, and J. G. Miles is Worshipful Master; W. C. Wilson, Senior Warden; W. W. McCracken, Junior Warden - A. K. Dunn, Treasurer; W. G. Irwin,

Secretary; Allen Levering, Senior Deacon; James Fulton, Junior Deacon, and S. W. Preston, Tiler.

 

Gilead Chapter, No. 59, Royal Arch Masons, was organized October 16, 1854, with the following charter

members: A. J. Smith, J. A. Beebe, W. C. Clark, J. W. Stinchcomb, A. K. Dunn, J. D. Vore, W. H.

McKee, S. M. Hewett, C. P. Shurr and D. L. Swingley. The original officers were W. C. Clark, High

Priest; J. W. Stinchcomb, King; A. K. Dunn, Scribe. Grand High Priest H. M. Stokes issued the charter,

and it was countersigned by J. D. Caldwell, Grand Secretary. The first meeting was held December 7,

1854, and Dr. I. H. Pennock was the first initiate. There are fifty-two members upon the roll, and the

following are the present officers: A. K. Dunn, M. E.; High Priest; B. B. McGowen, E.-. King; Allen

Levering, E.; Scribe; W. C. Wilson, Captain of the Host; W. H. Burns, Principal Sojourner; W. W.

McCracken, Royal Arch Captain; G. S. Newhouse, J. R. Miles, C. B. Levering, Grand Masters of the

Veils; W. W. McCracken, Treasurer; W. Smith Irwin, Secretary, and S. W. Preston, Sentinel. A move

was made some years ago toward establishing a Council of Royal and Select Masters, and permission

obtained, but from some cause the movement was finally abandoned. There are several Knights Templar among the members of the fraternity, but not a sufficient number to establish a commandery. So, at present, a blue lodge and chapter are all the Masonic bodies in Mount Gilead.

 

Morrow Encampment, No. 59, I. O. O. F., was instituted December 29, 1853, by Henry Lamb, D. G. P.,

and A. K. Foote, Grand Scribe. The following were the original members: J. D. Rigour, D. L. Bartlett,

Stephen Casey, Daniel L. Case, Stephen Morehouse, and J. W. Stinchcomb; of whom the first officers

were J. D. Rigour, C. P.; J. W. Stinchcomb, S. W.; Stephen Casey, Treasurer, and S. Morehouse, Scribe.

The records show twenty-six members, and the following list of officers: H. Campbell, C. P.; J. G. Miles,

H. P.; H. M. Whitby, S. W.; George Jago, Scribe, and William Jacobs, Treasurer.

 

 

 

        296            ii.               Wedd Stinchcomb, born 1819.

        297           iii.               Elizabeth Stinchcomb, born 1821.  She married Martin Henry January 07, 1851 in Seneca county, Ohio.

+      298           iv.               John Wesley Stinchcomb, born September 08, 1826 in Fairfield county, Ohio ?; died March 03, 1885 in Sycamore, Ohio.

+      299            v.               Joseph Stinchcomb, born 1828; died March 11, 1883 in Hastings, Michigan.

        300           vi.               William H. Stinchcomb, born 1831 in Seneca county, Ohio; died August 17, 1914 (Source: Grand Lodge F&AM of the State of Ohio, membership card.).  He married Margaret Skeen (Source: Clark Sinclair.) December 24, 1896 in Seneca County, Ohio.

 

Notes for William H. Stinchcomb:

Minister of the Gospel; lived in Schoolcraft, Mich.; married and had a daughter. He was living in 1883 when the history of Wyandotte county, Ohio was published.

 

More About William H. Stinchcomb:

Occupation: Minister of the Gospel

 

+      301          vii.               Daniel Camp Stinchcomb, born April 20, 1834 in Seneca county, Ohio; died February 11, 1879 in Sycamore, Ohio.

 

 

        192.  Catherine¹⁰ Stinchcomb (George Stinchcomb⁹ Sr., William⁸ Stinchcomb, John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born 1795 in Pennsylvania (Source: 1850 Morrow County, Ohio.  Federal Census, reel no. 432716   page. 367a, Valentine Catherine age 55.).  She married Henry Valentine October 1812 in Thorn twp., Perry county, Ohio, son of George Valentine and Mary Grove.  He died March 05, 1868 in Morrow County, Ohio.

 

Notes for Catherine Stinchcomb:

1850 census Morrow county, Ohio

 

 11  246  248 Valentin      Henry            61        M

Farmer           1,500        Ma

 12  246  248 Valentin      Catharine                   55

F                                         Pa

 13  246  248 Valentin      Charlotte                    19

F                                         O                             X

 14  246  248 Valentin      William M.     9

M                                       O 

 

Notes for Henry Valentine:

Henry lived in Thorn twp., Perry co., Ohio til 1828 when he moved to Seneca county, living there ten years. He then moved to Morrow county, Ohio, where he lived until his death in 1868. He married Catherine (Kitty) Stinchcomb after serving in the War of 1812.

 

Morrow county 1850 Federal census, Canaan Twp. page 367a

11  246  248 Valentin       Henry          61   M         Farmer         1,500     Ma

 12  246  248 Valentin       Catharine      55   F                                  Pa

 13  246  248 Valentin       Charlotte      19   F                                  O                       X

 14  246  248 Valentin       William M.     9    M                                  O                       X

                   REMARKS:  might be 7 years old

 

 

More About Henry Valentine:

Military service: Bet. 1812 - 1814, War of 1812 Soldier

       

Children of Catherine Stinchcomb and Henry Valentine are:

+      302             i.               Samuel¹¹ Valentine, born 1816.

+      303            ii.               Charlotte Valentine, born Abt. 1831.

+      304           iii.               Mary Ann Valentine, born May 18, 1821 in Fairfield County, Ohio; died December 14, 1884 in Morrow County, Ohio.

 

 

        193.  John¹⁰ Stinchcomb (George Stinchcomb⁹ Sr., William⁸ Stinchcomb, John⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nathaniel⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) was born September 20, 1799 in Butler County, Pennsylvania, and died March 20, 1855 in Clinton twp., Seneca co., Ohio.  He married Barbara Turflinger November 12, 1828 in Fairfield county, Ohio.  She was born January 05, 1807 in Ohio, and died October 13, 1865 in Seneca County, Ohio.

 

More About John Stinchcomb:

Burial: Bloomville Quarry Cemetery, Seneca County, Ohio

 

More About Barbara Turflinger:

Burial: Bloomville Quarry Cemetery, Seneca County, Ohio

       

Children of John Stinchcomb and Barbara Turflinger are:

        305             i.               Elizabeth¹¹ Stinchcomb.  She married John A.Warren August 15, 1847.

        306            ii.               Mary J. Stinchcomb, born March 02, 1843 in Seneca County, Ohio; died July 24, 1849 in Seneca County, Ohio.

 

More About Mary J. Stinchcomb:

Burial: Bloomville Quarry Cemetery, Seneca County, Ohio

 

        307           iii.               Sarah Ann Stinchcomb.  She married George Telley February 03, 1854 in Wyandot co., Ohio; born in Wyandot county, Ohio.

+      308           iv.               George S. Stinchcomb, born 1829; died February 16, 1876 in Seneca County, Ohio.

+      309            v.               James Stinchcomb, born March 25, 1831 in Bloom Twp., Seneca County, Ohio.

+      310           vi.               Daniel Stinchcomb, born 1836 in Seneca County, Ohio; died 1890.

        311          vii.               Francis A. Stinchcomb, born 1838 in Ohio; died September 01, 1864 in Andersonville Prison Camp, Americus, Georgia.

 

Notes for Francis A. Stinchcomb:

 Francis served between 1861 and 1864 as a sergeant in the 101st OVI, Company H.  He was captured at the Battle of Chickamauga on September 20, 1863, and died of Dysentery/Diarhea at Andersonville Prison Camp in Georgia.

Grave number 7436 at Andersonville Prison Camp Cemetery, Administered by National Park Service.

Memorial stone erected in Bloomville Quarry Cemetery in Seneca County, Ohio

 

 

More About Francis A. Stinchcomb:

Captured: September 20, 1863, Chickamauga, Georgia

Cause of Death: Diarrhea / Dysentery

Military service: Bet. 1861 - 1864, Sergeant, 101st OVI Company H.

 

        312         viii.               Henry Stinchcomb, born 1843.

        313            ix.               John W. Stinchcomb, born 1846.  He married Emma C. Smith June 28, 1870 in Seneca County, Ohio.

        314             x.               Martha A. Stinchcomb, born 1848.

        315            xi.               Catherine Stinchcomb, born Abt. September 20, 1840 in Seneca County, Ohio; died September 23, 1842 in Seneca County, Ohio.

 

More About Catherine Stinchcomb:

Burial: Bloomville Quarry Cemetery, Seneca County, Ohio

 

 

Generation No. 11

 

        198.  Richard Andrew Jackson¹¹ Stinchcomb (William Vinton¹⁰, Nathaniel⁹, Thomas⁸, Nathaniel⁷, Nathaniel⁶, Nicholas II⁵, Nicholas Stinchcomb of⁴ Killcott, Thomas³ Stinchcomb, Nicholas², Thomas¹) (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.) was born February 14, 1860 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.), and died March 24, 1914 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).  He married Nancy Helena Morrison (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.) October 19, 1884 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).  She was born December 08, 1862 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.), and died June 22, 1914 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).

       

Children of Richard Stinchcomb and Nancy Morrison are:

        316             i.               Susan Otto¹² Stinchcomb (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.), born June 18, 1892 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).

        317            ii.               Rose Isabella Stinchcomb (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.), born May 27, 1894 (Source: Richard W. Stinchcomb chart B-8.).