Jacob Stutzman was the son of Jonas and Magdalena Stutzman. His wife Barbara was the daughter of Jonas and Catherine Miller, who were buried in the Christ E Miller Farm Cemetery (L-24). The date of death and burial location for his wife is unknown. Jacob and Barbara had children born in 1847, 1849, 1851, 1853, and 1855. According to a grandson, Jacob died as a result of suffering a broken back at a barn raising at the home of his brother-in-law, John Miller. He was carried back to his home where he later died. His likely date of death is 1856.
The information in the paragraph above is from page 165 of “Cemetery Directory of the Amish Community in Eastern Holmes and Adjoining Counties in Ohio" by Leroy Beachy, (c) 1975.
Jacob Stutzman is assigned identification number 1232 in Ohio Amish Genealogy, Harold M. Cross, M.D., John Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland 21205. The book lists only his father, mother, and spouse. His father is assigned identification number 1238 (Jonas Stutzman). His mother is assigned identification number 0252 (Catherine Miller). His wife is assigned identification number 0660 (Barbara Miller). The book lists only her father, Jonas Miller (0779), mother, Catherine Miller (0252), and spouse.
His estate was filed in 1856 (Holmes County, Ohio No. 107). The estate file includes documents showing a sale of his personal property on 20 September 1856.
The 1850 US Census (German Sp District No. 75, Holmes County, Ohio, enumerated 24 September 1850, page 218) lists Jacob Stutzman as 24 years of age, born in Ohio, with Barbara Stutzman, also 24 years of age, born in Ohio. From this, a year of birth of 1823 or 1824 can be imputed.
The information in the paragraph above is from page 165 of “Cemetery Directory of the Amish Community in Eastern Holmes and Adjoining Counties in Ohio" by Leroy Beachy, (c) 1975.
Jacob Stutzman is assigned identification number 1232 in Ohio Amish Genealogy, Harold M. Cross, M.D., John Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland 21205. The book lists only his father, mother, and spouse. His father is assigned identification number 1238 (Jonas Stutzman). His mother is assigned identification number 0252 (Catherine Miller). His wife is assigned identification number 0660 (Barbara Miller). The book lists only her father, Jonas Miller (0779), mother, Catherine Miller (0252), and spouse.
His estate was filed in 1856 (Holmes County, Ohio No. 107). The estate file includes documents showing a sale of his personal property on 20 September 1856.
The 1850 US Census (German Sp District No. 75, Holmes County, Ohio, enumerated 24 September 1850, page 218) lists Jacob Stutzman as 24 years of age, born in Ohio, with Barbara Stutzman, also 24 years of age, born in Ohio. From this, a year of birth of 1823 or 1824 can be imputed.
Jacob Stutzman was the son of Jonas and Magdalena Stutzman. His wife Barbara was the daughter of Jonas and Catherine Miller, who were buried in the Christ E Miller Farm Cemetery (L-24). The date of death and burial location for his wife is unknown. Jacob and Barbara had children born in 1847, 1849, 1851, 1853, and 1855. According to a grandson, Jacob died as a result of suffering a broken back at a barn raising at the home of his brother-in-law, John Miller. He was carried back to his home where he later died. His likely date of death is 1856.
The information in the paragraph above is from page 165 of “Cemetery Directory of the Amish Community in Eastern Holmes and Adjoining Counties in Ohio" by Leroy Beachy, (c) 1975.
Jacob Stutzman is assigned identification number 1232 in Ohio Amish Genealogy, Harold M. Cross, M.D., John Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland 21205. The book lists only his father, mother, and spouse. His father is assigned identification number 1238 (Jonas Stutzman). His mother is assigned identification number 0252 (Catherine Miller). His wife is assigned identification number 0660 (Barbara Miller). The book lists only her father, Jonas Miller (0779), mother, Catherine Miller (0252), and spouse.
His estate was filed in 1856 (Holmes County, Ohio No. 107). The estate file includes documents showing a sale of his personal property on 20 September 1856.
The 1850 US Census (German Sp District No. 75, Holmes County, Ohio, enumerated 24 September 1850, page 218) lists Jacob Stutzman as 24 years of age, born in Ohio, with Barbara Stutzman, also 24 years of age, born in Ohio. From this, a year of birth of 1823 or 1824 can be imputed.
The information in the paragraph above is from page 165 of “Cemetery Directory of the Amish Community in Eastern Holmes and Adjoining Counties in Ohio" by Leroy Beachy, (c) 1975.
Jacob Stutzman is assigned identification number 1232 in Ohio Amish Genealogy, Harold M. Cross, M.D., John Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland 21205. The book lists only his father, mother, and spouse. His father is assigned identification number 1238 (Jonas Stutzman). His mother is assigned identification number 0252 (Catherine Miller). His wife is assigned identification number 0660 (Barbara Miller). The book lists only her father, Jonas Miller (0779), mother, Catherine Miller (0252), and spouse.
His estate was filed in 1856 (Holmes County, Ohio No. 107). The estate file includes documents showing a sale of his personal property on 20 September 1856.
The 1850 US Census (German Sp District No. 75, Holmes County, Ohio, enumerated 24 September 1850, page 218) lists Jacob Stutzman as 24 years of age, born in Ohio, with Barbara Stutzman, also 24 years of age, born in Ohio. From this, a year of birth of 1823 or 1824 can be imputed.
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