George Stoutenger was about twenty and Betsey Loop was sixteen when they married on June 7, 1840 in New York.
The 1860 census revealed George was a farm laborer and he could not read or write. They were living in Hannibal, Oswego County, New York. Household members: George Stavenger (35), Betsey (35), Joseph (15), Norman (13), Martha (8), Emily (3) and Richard (2/12).
Their son, Joseph served in the Civil War, was injured in battle on July 1, 1863 and died at age 19 in the hospital on July 16, 1863 in Adams County, Pennsylvania.
The 1870 census revealed they were living in Lysander, Onondaga County, New York. They were all born in New York. Household members: Geo W. Stautenger (57), Betsey (45), Norman (23), Martha (18), Emily (12), Rachel (11), Justin (8), Joel (7) and Melissa (2).
The 1880 census revealed household members: Geo Stoutenger (60), Betsey (54), Richard (18), Joel (14) and Melissa (12).
The Civil War Pension Index revealed Betsey Stoutenger, mother of Joseph Stoutenger who served in the 147th Infantry in New York applied for a pension on September 10, 1886.
The New York 1892 Census revealed George was a laborer. Their widowed son, Richard and children, their granddaughter and Betsey's invalid mother, Laney were all living with them. Household members: George Stoutenger (73), Betsey (67), Richard (33), Addie (10), Nathan (8), Lany (4), Melissa's daughter, Del Tait (1) and Laney Loop (94).
Their known children:
Joseph Stoutenger (b.1845 d.1863)
Norman Stoutenger (b.1847 d.1928)
Martha Stoutenger (b.1852 d.1931)
Emily "Emma" J. Stoutenger (Brown)
(b.1857 d.1931)
Richard Stoutenger (b.1860 d.1912)
Rachel Stoutenger (b.1860)
Justin Stoutenger (b.1862)
Joel Stoutenger (b.1863 d.1906)
Melissa Stoutenger (Tait)(b.1869 d.1891)
George died sometime between the 1892 and 1900 Census.
The 1860 census revealed George was a farm laborer and he could not read or write. They were living in Hannibal, Oswego County, New York. Household members: George Stavenger (35), Betsey (35), Joseph (15), Norman (13), Martha (8), Emily (3) and Richard (2/12).
Their son, Joseph served in the Civil War, was injured in battle on July 1, 1863 and died at age 19 in the hospital on July 16, 1863 in Adams County, Pennsylvania.
The 1870 census revealed they were living in Lysander, Onondaga County, New York. They were all born in New York. Household members: Geo W. Stautenger (57), Betsey (45), Norman (23), Martha (18), Emily (12), Rachel (11), Justin (8), Joel (7) and Melissa (2).
The 1880 census revealed household members: Geo Stoutenger (60), Betsey (54), Richard (18), Joel (14) and Melissa (12).
The Civil War Pension Index revealed Betsey Stoutenger, mother of Joseph Stoutenger who served in the 147th Infantry in New York applied for a pension on September 10, 1886.
The New York 1892 Census revealed George was a laborer. Their widowed son, Richard and children, their granddaughter and Betsey's invalid mother, Laney were all living with them. Household members: George Stoutenger (73), Betsey (67), Richard (33), Addie (10), Nathan (8), Lany (4), Melissa's daughter, Del Tait (1) and Laney Loop (94).
Their known children:
Joseph Stoutenger (b.1845 d.1863)
Norman Stoutenger (b.1847 d.1928)
Martha Stoutenger (b.1852 d.1931)
Emily "Emma" J. Stoutenger (Brown)
(b.1857 d.1931)
Richard Stoutenger (b.1860 d.1912)
Rachel Stoutenger (b.1860)
Justin Stoutenger (b.1862)
Joel Stoutenger (b.1863 d.1906)
Melissa Stoutenger (Tait)(b.1869 d.1891)
George died sometime between the 1892 and 1900 Census.
George Stoutenger was about twenty and Betsey Loop was sixteen when they married on June 7, 1840 in New York.
The 1860 census revealed George was a farm laborer and he could not read or write. They were living in Hannibal, Oswego County, New York. Household members: George Stavenger (35), Betsey (35), Joseph (15), Norman (13), Martha (8), Emily (3) and Richard (2/12).
Their son, Joseph served in the Civil War, was injured in battle on July 1, 1863 and died at age 19 in the hospital on July 16, 1863 in Adams County, Pennsylvania.
The 1870 census revealed they were living in Lysander, Onondaga County, New York. They were all born in New York. Household members: Geo W. Stautenger (57), Betsey (45), Norman (23), Martha (18), Emily (12), Rachel (11), Justin (8), Joel (7) and Melissa (2).
The 1880 census revealed household members: Geo Stoutenger (60), Betsey (54), Richard (18), Joel (14) and Melissa (12).
The Civil War Pension Index revealed Betsey Stoutenger, mother of Joseph Stoutenger who served in the 147th Infantry in New York applied for a pension on September 10, 1886.
The New York 1892 Census revealed George was a laborer. Their widowed son, Richard and children, their granddaughter and Betsey's invalid mother, Laney were all living with them. Household members: George Stoutenger (73), Betsey (67), Richard (33), Addie (10), Nathan (8), Lany (4), Melissa's daughter, Del Tait (1) and Laney Loop (94).
Their known children:
Joseph Stoutenger (b.1845 d.1863)
Norman Stoutenger (b.1847 d.1928)
Martha Stoutenger (b.1852 d.1931)
Emily "Emma" J. Stoutenger (Brown)
(b.1857 d.1931)
Richard Stoutenger (b.1860 d.1912)
Rachel Stoutenger (b.1860)
Justin Stoutenger (b.1862)
Joel Stoutenger (b.1863 d.1906)
Melissa Stoutenger (Tait)(b.1869 d.1891)
George died sometime between the 1892 and 1900 Census.
The 1860 census revealed George was a farm laborer and he could not read or write. They were living in Hannibal, Oswego County, New York. Household members: George Stavenger (35), Betsey (35), Joseph (15), Norman (13), Martha (8), Emily (3) and Richard (2/12).
Their son, Joseph served in the Civil War, was injured in battle on July 1, 1863 and died at age 19 in the hospital on July 16, 1863 in Adams County, Pennsylvania.
The 1870 census revealed they were living in Lysander, Onondaga County, New York. They were all born in New York. Household members: Geo W. Stautenger (57), Betsey (45), Norman (23), Martha (18), Emily (12), Rachel (11), Justin (8), Joel (7) and Melissa (2).
The 1880 census revealed household members: Geo Stoutenger (60), Betsey (54), Richard (18), Joel (14) and Melissa (12).
The Civil War Pension Index revealed Betsey Stoutenger, mother of Joseph Stoutenger who served in the 147th Infantry in New York applied for a pension on September 10, 1886.
The New York 1892 Census revealed George was a laborer. Their widowed son, Richard and children, their granddaughter and Betsey's invalid mother, Laney were all living with them. Household members: George Stoutenger (73), Betsey (67), Richard (33), Addie (10), Nathan (8), Lany (4), Melissa's daughter, Del Tait (1) and Laney Loop (94).
Their known children:
Joseph Stoutenger (b.1845 d.1863)
Norman Stoutenger (b.1847 d.1928)
Martha Stoutenger (b.1852 d.1931)
Emily "Emma" J. Stoutenger (Brown)
(b.1857 d.1931)
Richard Stoutenger (b.1860 d.1912)
Rachel Stoutenger (b.1860)
Justin Stoutenger (b.1862)
Joel Stoutenger (b.1863 d.1906)
Melissa Stoutenger (Tait)(b.1869 d.1891)
George died sometime between the 1892 and 1900 Census.
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