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EMAIL US		 bullet May E. Smith was born on 15 May 1881 in Huron, Wayne, MI. She died on 21 Mar 1963 in Detroit, Wayne, MI. She was buried on 25 Mar 1963 in Glenwood Cem., Wayne, MI. She has reference number 2577. Parents: Edwin Augustus Smith and Harriet Melissa Vail.

She was married to Burton A. Craft on 11 Oct 1905 in Wayne, MI.

bullet Philip Smith was born UNKNOWN. He died UNKNOWN. He has reference number 1057.

He was married to Ann White on 25 May 1819 in Augusta Co., VA.

bullet R. Frazier Smith died on 3 May 1966. He was born UNKNOWN. He has reference number 189.

He was married on 24 Nov 1938.

bullet Sidney Smith was born UNKNOWN. He died UNKNOWN. He has reference number 2235.

He was married to Ida A. Lee UNKNOWN. Children were: Jennie Eliza Smith.

bullet Susan G. Smith was born about Oct 1857. She died UNKNOWN. She has reference number 1384. Parents: William F. Smith and Letitia R. Randolph.

She was married to Wilson Brown on 25 Oct 1888 in Greenville, Augusta Co., VA.

bullet William F. Smith was born UNKNOWN. He died UNKNOWN. He has reference number 1385.

He was married to Letitia R. Randolph UNKNOWN. Children were: Susan G. Smith.

bullet Barbara Ann Snapp was born in 1843 in Bath, VA. She died UNKNOWN. She has reference number 1618. Parents: Lawrence Snapp and Frances Piper.

bullet George Washington Snapp was born on 21 Sep 1829 in Staunton, VA. He died on 9 Jul 1907 in Stephensville, Erath, Texas. He has reference number 1616. Parents: Lawrence Snapp and Frances Piper.

bullet Joseph K. Snapp was born in 1833 in Bath, VA. He died on 19 Aug 1906 in Texas. He has reference number 1617. Parents: Lawrence Snapp and Frances Piper.

bullet Lawrence Snapp was born UNKNOWN. He died UNKNOWN. He has reference number 1599.

He was married to Frances Piper on 1 Aug 1827 in Rockingham Co., VA.(750) Children were: George Washington Snapp, Joseph K. Snapp, Barbara Ann Snapp.

bullet Sarah Jane Snyder was born on 17 Jul 1847 in Virginia. She died on 14 Apr 1917. She has reference number 428.

She was married to Joseph Henry Clemmer on 24 Mar 1870 in Arbor Hill, Virginia. (751) Children were: Katherine Hannah Clemmer , Addie M. Clemmer, James Clyde Clemmer, Emmet Clemmer, William Spiegel Clemmer.

bullet Horace Jacob Space was born on 23 Feb 1847 in Denton, New York. He died on 5 Nov 1915 in Mt. Hope, New York. He was buried in Plains Cemetery, Mt. Hope, NY. He has reference number 754. From the Nov. 5, 1915 issue of the Middletown Daily Times-Press:

Horace J. Space died at his home in Mount Hope Thursday evening, in his 69th year. He is survived by his wife, Charity E. Space, two children, Lulu May and William G., of Paterson, N. J., and mother, Mrs. Jacob Space, of Goshen, who is in her 97th year. Also, by six brothers, Richard R. of Florida; John, of Monroe; Albert of Hudson; Joseph, of the town of Greenville. Five sisters, Mrs. Floyd Decker, of Westtown; Mrs. Elias Cole, of Goshen; Mrs. Abram Doremus, of Middletown; and Mrs. William Gibbs, of Circleville.
The funeral notice will be found elsewhere.
Parents: Jacob Space and ?.

He was married to Charity Emeline Clark on 27 Feb 1877. Children were: Lulu May Space, William Jacob Space.

bullet Jacob Space was born UNKNOWN. He has reference number 755.

He was married to ? UNKNOWN. Children were: Horace Jacob Space.

bullet Lulu May Space was born on 7 Aug 1879. She has reference number 757. Parents: Horace Jacob Space and Charity Emeline Clark.

bullet William Jacob Space was born on 1 Aug 1881. He has reference number 758. Parents: Horace Jacob Space and Charity Emeline Clark.

bullet Amanda Spencer was born UNKNOWN. She died UNKNOWN. She has reference number 2264.

She was married to Joseph Springstead UNKNOWN. Children were: Catherine Springstead, Joseph Springstead.

bullet Eliza Jane Spitlar was born about 1828 in Augusta Co., Va.. She died about 1897 in Augusta Co., Va.. She was buried in Bethlehem United Methodist Church (formerly Bethlehem United Brethren). She has reference number 49. Rachel Joseph, a daughter of Henry Milton Joseph, was the keeper of the family stories and contributed the following information about her grandmother, Eliza Jane Spitlar.

"Grandmother Joseph's mother was a Miss Dunlap. Her father was Jacob Spitlar. There were a large family but have no records."
Parents: Jacob Spitlar and Margaret Dunlap.

She was married to William Wilson Joseph on 26 Oct 1848 in Augusta Co., Va.. (243)(371) Children were: Margaret Jane Joseph, Elizabeth Joseph, Anna Belle Virginia Joseph, John W. Joseph, Jacob M. Joseph, Henry Milton Joseph, Daniel Franklin Joseph, Wilson Otterbein Joseph.

bullet Henry Spitlar was born in 1830 in Augusta Co., VA. He died on 10 Nov 1905 in Near Swoope, Augusta Co., VA. He was born in Green Hill Cemetery, near Churchville, VA. He has reference number 1625. Notes from Rachel Joseph:

"Uncle Henry Spitlar was a confederate soldier as was Uncle Thomas Spitlar who was killed in the battle of Gettysburg. He wasn't married.

Uncle Henry Spitlar married Nancy Dodson. They had no children."

The Valley of the Shadow web page has an Augusta County Military Dossier for Henry:

Henry Spitler rank: Pvt. Co. F Regiment: 5th Va. Inf.
Date enlisted: 4-29-61 place enlisted: West View
Occupation at Enl.: Laborer Age at enlistment: 28
birth place and date: Augusta Co. 00-00-30
Prewar Life: 1860 census, Laborer, age 25
1st District, Augusta Co.
Transfers and Other Service: Co. F 52nd Regt. Va. Inf.
Muster sheet: Sick leave 07-00-61 to 01-27-62
Personal Life: Brother of John, Thomas, Samuel, and Jacob Spitler, all of Co. F
Postwar Life: Farmer, membership application of Stonewall Jackson Camp No. 25 C.W. Staunton 03-31-03
Death Place: near Swoope Augusta Co. age 75
Death Date: 11-10-05
Burial Place: Green Hill Cemetery near Churchville Parents: Jacob Spitlar and Margaret Dunlap.

He was married to Nancy Dodson UNKNOWN.

bullet Jacob Spitlar was born in Sep 1799 in Augusta Co., VA. He died on 7 Sep 1864 in Augusta Co., VA. He was buried in Bethleham. He has reference number 1620. From Rachel Joseph's notes:

The Spitlars came from Scotland. They were farmers and owned farms near Middlebrook, Va. Grandfather Spitlar took great pride in his horses and had fine teams. He would take the cured meat in covered wagons to Richmond, Va. where they traded for coffee, sugar, and such items that were hard to buy in those days. Parents: John Spitler and Polly Eccord .

He was married to Margaret Dunlap on 14 Jun 1824 in Augusta Co., VA.(243) Children were: Eliza Jane Spitlar, Thomas Spitlar, Henry Spitlar, Jacob Spitlar, Samuel Spitlar, Sarah Spitlar, Susan Spitlar.

bullet Jacob Spitlar was born on 17 Mar 1832 in Augusta Co., VA. He died UNKNOWN. He has reference number 1626. The Valley of the Shadow web page includes an Augusta County Military Dossier for Jacob F. Spitler, Jr.,

Jacob F. Spitler, Jr. Rank: Pvt. Co. F Regiment: 5th Va. Inf.
Date enlisted: 8-15-62 Place Enlisted: Augusta Co.
Birth place and date: Augusta Co. 03-17-32
Muster sheet: Returned 02-00-63 from being wounded at Manassas
absent sick 06-00-63 to 08-00-63
Wounded in action: Manassas 08-28-62
Wilderness, slightly in leg 05-05-64
Postwar Life: 1870 Census, Shoemaker, age 30, 3rd District, Augusta Co. Parents: Jacob Spitlar and Margaret Dunlap.

He was married to ? UNKNOWN.

bullet Samuel Spitlar was born about 1834. He has reference number 1627. Parents: Jacob Spitlar and Margaret Dunlap.

bullet Sarah Spitlar was born about 1840. She has reference number 1628. Parents: Jacob Spitlar and Margaret Dunlap.

bullet Susan Spitlar was born UNKNOWN. She died UNKNOWN. She has reference number 1629. From Rachel Joseph's notes:

Aunt Sis Livick was Susan Spitler, grandmother's sister. She married Alex Livick. They had two children but they died without heirs.

Aunt Sis Livick was quite a character and as a girl helped her father with the livestock. It was her task to keep them in the proper fields and so on. They had an old sow that had learned to lift the gates, so Aunt Sis took the knife off the cutting box. This was a long-shaped box that had a very sharp knife one end to cut green corn with. Aunt Sis put the knife on the bottom of the barnyard gate. The old hog came and lifted the date and cut her old snout off.

Aunt Sis' father had a second wife whom Aunt Sis disliked very much. The day they were married Aunt Sis took her father's picture out and shot it with the rifle. It was one of those enlarged pictures they used to have on an easel in the old homes. She would walk miles even though she was a very small person and lame. She would come to visit in our home and at night would tell ghost and witch stories. All the children would be afraid to go to bed, but we wouldn't have missed hearing them for anything. We would ask Mother if the stories were true and she would assure us they were just old tales, but Aunt Sis believed them.

One of our favorite games was to play Aunt Sis. Ruth would be Aunt Sis and come limping in and shake hands and say, "Howdy Lillie. How you come on?" Then she would say "Howdy Milt. How you come on?" We would take the part of different members of the family. We thought it was great fun.
Parents: Jacob Spitlar and Margaret Dunlap.

She was married to Alex Livick UNKNOWN.

bullet Thomas Spitlar was born about 1828. He died UNKNOWN. He has reference number 1624. Notes from Rachel Joseph:

"Uncle Henry Spitlar was a confederate soldier as was Uncle Thomas Spitlar who was killed in the battle of Gettysburg. He wasn't married."
Parents: Jacob Spitlar and Margaret Dunlap.

bullet John Spitler was born about 1774. He died in 1852. He has reference number 1631. The "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800" page 329 gives a Feb. 22, 1797 date:

Marriage Licenses, Marriage Bonds, and Marriages
1793-1794
page 329
1797--February 22, John Spitler and Francis Eccord, surety. John Spitler and Polly Eccord, daughter of Frantz Echard.

From Rachel Joseph's notes:

I do not know Jacob Spitlar's father's name but he married an Irish girl, her name unknown to us. She came from Ireland with others who were to bind themselves out to farmers or anyone who would hire them and would work until their passage was paid. The young women would marry if the men would pay their passage. My father and Aunt Annie told me that she never told anyone of her past or anything about her people. She would never attend church so they thought she must have been a Catholic and the Spitlars were Lutherans.

He was married to Polly Eccord on 22 Jul 1797. Children were: Jacob Spitlar.

bullet Edward Splatter was born UNKNOWN in Germany. He died UNKNOWN. He has reference number 2162.

He was married to Augusta Bartz UNKNOWN. Children were: William Ferdnand Splatter.

bullet William Ferdnand Splatter was born about 1897 in South River, NJ. He died UNKNOWN. He has reference number 2251. Parents: Edward Splatter and Augusta Bartz.

He was married to Pearl B. Ogden on 16 Dec 1918 in Middletown, Orange, NY. (752)

bullet Catherine Springstead was born on 12 Jun 1854 in Andover, NJ. She died on 20 Jan 1921 in Wallkill, Orange, NY. She was buried on 23 Jan 1921 in Wallkill Cem., Phillipsburgh, NY.(753) She has reference number 2221. From the Middletown Times Press
Jan. 20, 1921

Mrs. Madison Ogden
Catherine M. Ogden, wife of Madison Ogden, died this morning , at 7:05, at her home, in the town of Wallkill, in her 67th year, after 11 months' illness.
Mrs. Ogden was born in Andover, N. J., June 12, 1854, a daughter of Joseph Springstead and Amanda Spencer. In 1876, at Otisville, she was united in marriage with Madison Ogden. For the past 30 years she had resided in the town of Wallkill. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Circleville.
The surviving members of the family are, the husband, one brother, Joseph Springstead, of Craigville, and one grandson, Lewis G. Ogden, at home. Parents: Joseph Springstead and Amanda Spencer.

She was married to Madison Ogden in 1876 in Otisville, Orange, NY. Children were: Henry Lewis Ogden.

bullet Joseph Springstead was born UNKNOWN. He died UNKNOWN. He has reference number 2217.

He was married to Amanda Spencer UNKNOWN. Children were: Catherine Springstead, Joseph Springstead.

bullet Joseph Springstead was born UNKNOWN. He has reference number 2265. Parents: Joseph Springstead and Amanda Spencer.

bullet Almeron Stacey was born on 27 Aug 1879 in Westbrookville, N.Y.. He died on 8 Apr 1956 in Middletown, New York. He was buried in Wallkill Cemetery, Phillipsburg, NY. He has reference number 958.
An account of his death and obituary appeared in the Middletown Times Herald Newspaper, Monday, April 9, 1956 issue:

Middletown Man Fatally Burned in Flash Kitchen Fire

Almeron Stacey, 76, a retired plumber's helper, was fatally burned in a flash fire in the kitchen of his three-room apartment at 16 Linden avenue yesterday morning. Mr. Stacey's body was found on the floor in front of the kitchen stove by firemen summoned to the three-story house by a general alarm shortly after nine a.m. Fire Chief G. Richard Truex said Mr. Stacey was apparently working on a faulty kerosene oil stove in his kitchen when the fire broke out. The elderly man had moved to the apartment on the top floor of the three-story dwelling Monday from 21 Mill street, fire officials said. The fire was confined to the kitchen of the six-family apartment house. Mr. Stacey's clothing was ignited by the blaze, firemen said. He was unable to escape from the room: Coroner Kenneth March of Port Jervis issued a verdict of accidental death.
Smoke damage was reported in the third floor apartment of Mrs. Mable Moul and water damage in the apartment of Harry Georgelos on the second floor and Preston Moul, Mrs. Moul's son, on the first floor. Mr. Moul discovered the fire about nine o'clock while shoveling snow from the sidewalk outside the Linden avenue residence.
Mr. Moul said he noticed smoke coming from the top floor apartment windows. While Mr. Moul and Vincent Graziano, also an occupant of the building, went to the top floor, Mr. Moul's wife, went to the Phoenix Engine Company truck house around the corner on John street. W. Norton Madigan, fireman on duty at the truck house, notified Central firehouse and a general alarm was sounded at 9:08 a.m. Six fire units responded. Mr. Moul and Mr. Graziano were unable to enter the kitchen to rescue Mr. Stacey. Flames and intense heat forced the two men to remain in the hallway.
Mr. Stacey was pronounced dead by Dr. Samuel W. Mills, Jr. The body was removed to the Hasbrouck Funeral Home.
Mr. Stacey's death was the second in Orange County since Mar. 25 when Abraham Lott, 76, was fatally burned as he was pouring kerosene on a wood fire in a kitchen stove at his home, 103 West Main street, Port Jervis.
Funeral Services
Funeral services for Mr. Stacey will be held tomorrow at three p.m. at Hasbrouck's Chapel, with the Rev. Edwin L. Thornton officiating. Burial will be in Wallkill Cemetery.
His late wife the former Lillian Taylor, died in 1933.
Mr. Stacey was born in Westbrookville Aug. 27, 1879, son of James Stacey and Phoebe Baker. He resided in Middletown all his life. He was a Spanish American War veteran and belonged to the Veteran's of Foreign Wars.
Mr. Stacey is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Nellie Wright of Rochester; Mrs. Edna Smith of New York City and Mrs. Lillian Van Leuvan of Middletown; also three sons, Almeron of San Francisco, Calif., Alfred and Edward of Middletown, and 17 grandchildren.
Friends may call at the chapel this evening.
Parents: James Stacey and Phoebe Baker.

He was married to Lillian M. Taylor UNKNOWN. Children were: Jennie Stacey.

bullet James Stacey was born UNKNOWN. He has reference number 960.

He was married to Phoebe Baker UNKNOWN. Children were: Almeron Stacey.

bullet James C. Stacey was born UNKNOWN. He died UNKNOWN. He has reference number 2590.

He was married to Nancy J. Dollaway UNKNOWN. Children were: Ida E. Stacy.

bullet Jennie Stacey was born on 30 Aug 1913 in Fair Oaks, New York. She died on 26 Mar 1955 in Middletown, New York. She was buried in Hillside Cem., Middletown, NY. She has reference number 965. Obituary from the Middletown Times Herald, March 26, 1955 Issue:

Mrs. Philip Schnell

Mrs. Jennie Schnell, 41, wife of Philip Schnell, 41 James street, died suddenly this morning at Middletown Sanitarium.
Born in Fair Oaks, Aug. 30, 1913, she was the daughter of Almeron O. and the late Lillian Taylor Stacey.
Besides her husband and her father, she is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Lillian Van Leuvan of Middletown, Mrs. Nellie Wright of Rochester, and Mrs. Edna Smith of New York; three brothers, Almeron O. Stacey, Jr. of San Francisco, Calif.; and Alfred and Edward Stacey, both of Middletown.
Funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. Edward L. Thornton at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Hasbrouck's Chapel and burial will be in Hillside Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home Monday evening.
Parents: Almeron Stacey and Lillian M. Taylor.

She was married UNKNOWN.

bullet Ida E. Stacy was born in Aug 1864 in Stephensville, NY. (754) She died on 29 Apr 1956 in Summitt, NJ. She was buried in Summitt, NJ. She has reference number 2299. Middletown Newspaper Wednesday May 2, 1956

Mrs. Alonzo Ogden
Mrs. Ida Ogden, formerly of Otisville, died Sunday at the Palmer Nursing Home, Summitt, N. J., aged 92.
Mrs. Ogden, the widow of Alonzo Ogden, was a member of the Otisville Methodist Church in her youth.
She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Frances Abe, and a son, DeWitt Ogden.
Burial took place yesterday in Summitt. Parents: James C. Stacey and Nancy J. Dollaway.

She was married to Alonzo G. Ogden on 24 Dec 1884 in Otisville, Orange, NY.(755) Children were: Frances Rose Ogden, J. DeWitt Ogden.

bullet Grace Bell Stanabeck was born about 1870. She died UNKNOWN. She has reference number 2632.

She was married to William A. Rutan UNKNOWN. Children were: Cora B. Rutan, Roy W. Rutan.

bullet Mary Stearns was born UNKNOWN in Oregon. She died UNKNOWN. She has reference number 2497.

She was married to George Pulsifer UNKNOWN. Children were: Arthur Pulsifer.

bullet Agnes Steele was born UNKNOWN. She died UNKNOWN. She has reference number 1388.

She was married to Samuel Houser UNKNOWN. Children were: S. Houser.

bullet William B. Stewart was born UNKNOWN. He has reference number 121.

He was married to Margaret Jane Graham on 21 Jul 1840.

bullet Deborah Ann Stone was born on 17 Aug 1817. She died on 3 Mar 1852. She was buried in Howells, NY. She has reference number 253. Parents: William Stone and Rachel Nearpass.

She was married to William Erastus Mapes on 29 Nov 1838. Children were: Asa Mapes, Hannah Eudocia Mapes, Martha Ann Mapes.

bullet William Stone was born UNKNOWN. He died UNKNOWN. He has reference number 1716.

He was married to Rachel Nearpass UNKNOWN. Children were: Deborah Ann Stone.

bullet David Stover was born UNKNOWN. He died UNKNOWN. He has reference number 1671.

He was married to Mary Shelly on 15 Jan 1805 in Augusta Co., VA.(756)

bullet Elizabeth Stover was born UNKNOWN. She died UNKNOWN. She has reference number 1663.

She was married to John Shelly on 17 Dec 1804 in Augusta Co., VA.(252) Children were: Maria Ann Shelley.

bullet Henry Stover was born UNKNOWN. He died UNKNOWN. He has reference number 1596.

He was married to Polly Piper on 4 Feb 1814 in Augusta Co., VA.(757)

He was married to Ellen Humphrey on 19 Jul 1826.

bullet Samuel Stover was born UNKNOWN. He died UNKNOWN. He has reference number 1673.

He was married to Elizabeth Shelly on 26 Apr 1814 in Augusta Co., VA.(252)

bullet William J. Stover was born in Oct 1871 in Virginia. (758) He has reference number 502.

He was married to Addie M. Clemmer about 1899.(759)

bullet Isaiah Stroud was born UNKNOWN. He died UNKNOWN. He has reference number 1176.

He was married to Hannah Gilliatt on 20 Aug 1866 in Crawford Co., IN.

bullet Mazie Estella Struble was born on 1 May 1903 in Wantage, NJ. She died on 12 Feb 1984 in Campbell Hall, NY. She has reference number 312. Parents: Robert M. Struble and Lulu E. Brundage.

She was married to Arther Francis Doty on 4 Sep 1920. (760)

bullet Robert Struble was born UNKNOWN. He has reference number 346.

He was married to Lulu E. Brundage UNKNOWN.

bullet Robert M. Struble was born UNKNOWN. He has reference number 316.

He was married to Lulu E. Brundage UNKNOWN. Children were: Mazie Estella Struble.

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