Rev. John Stone. His wife was Sarah Elisabeth Smith born about 1835 in MS. Both married on December, 29th 1857 in Alcorn, MS. The parents of Rev. John Stone were William Nicolas Stone of Perquimans County, NC (died 1880 at Holly Springs, MS; buried at Stone Cemetery, Marshall County, Mississippi, USA (located R1-W T4-S Sec. 4)) and Sarah Flanders (no dates of birth and death). Rev. John Stone and Sarah E. Smith had 9 children:
- William Richard Stone (b: 1860 d:1918)
- Israel Hardee Stone (b: 1866 d: 1957)
- Maxie E. Stone (b: 1872 d: ?)
- Jone T. Stone (b: 1873 d: ?)
- Martin Luther Stone (b: ? d: ?)
- Bettie L. Stone (b:1875 d: ?)
- Lillie Dixie Stone (b: 1880 d: ?)
- Nancy Jane Stone (b: ? d: ?)
- Cynthia Stone (b: ? d: ?)
---Thanks to Michael for the above info.
John H. Stone was born March 22, 1827, in Lauderdale County, Alabama to William Nicholas Zachary Stone (1796-1880) and Sarah Flanders (1806-1847) and died following a buggy accident October 01, 1900, in Holly Springs, Marshall County, Mississippi. He is buried at Stone Cemetery in Holly Springs, MS. His will was probated October 29, 1900, in Marshall, Mississippi with a will date of August 25, 1900. He left everything to his wife S.E. Stone. John's obituary mentions he had ten children, though no evidence of a tenth child has currently been located. All 9 children are accounted for on the census records 1860-1900.
John enlisted April 26, 1861, as a Private in the 4th Alabama Infantry Regiment, Company C in Selma, Alabama, and mustered out May 07, 1861. According to unnamed family sources, John hid from the Union Army in a hollowed-out oak tree for three days while they sacked his house. Allegedly a soldier left money under Nancy's pillow as compensation.
John received a Presidential Pardon from Benjamin Harrison in 1891 after he was sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $100 fine for accidentally failing to pay taxes. The same unnamed source says he was granted the pardon because "it appeared John was acting in the capacity of a clerk for his employer and the violation was not intentional."
Nancy Jane Stone 1858-1943
William Richard Stone 1860-1918
Cynthia Rosana (sometimes spelled Sintha) Stone 1862-1893
Israel Hardee Stone 1867-1957
John Thomas Stone 1869-1897
Martin Luther Stone 1873-unknown
Bettie Levica Stone 1875-1934
Minnie E. Stone 1877-unknown
Dixie Lois Stone 1879-1928
- William Richard Stone (b: 1860 d:1918)
- Israel Hardee Stone (b: 1866 d: 1957)
- Maxie E. Stone (b: 1872 d: ?)
- Jone T. Stone (b: 1873 d: ?)
- Martin Luther Stone (b: ? d: ?)
- Bettie L. Stone (b:1875 d: ?)
- Lillie Dixie Stone (b: 1880 d: ?)
- Nancy Jane Stone (b: ? d: ?)
- Cynthia Stone (b: ? d: ?)
---Thanks to Michael for the above info.
John H. Stone was born March 22, 1827, in Lauderdale County, Alabama to William Nicholas Zachary Stone (1796-1880) and Sarah Flanders (1806-1847) and died following a buggy accident October 01, 1900, in Holly Springs, Marshall County, Mississippi. He is buried at Stone Cemetery in Holly Springs, MS. His will was probated October 29, 1900, in Marshall, Mississippi with a will date of August 25, 1900. He left everything to his wife S.E. Stone. John's obituary mentions he had ten children, though no evidence of a tenth child has currently been located. All 9 children are accounted for on the census records 1860-1900.
John enlisted April 26, 1861, as a Private in the 4th Alabama Infantry Regiment, Company C in Selma, Alabama, and mustered out May 07, 1861. According to unnamed family sources, John hid from the Union Army in a hollowed-out oak tree for three days while they sacked his house. Allegedly a soldier left money under Nancy's pillow as compensation.
John received a Presidential Pardon from Benjamin Harrison in 1891 after he was sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $100 fine for accidentally failing to pay taxes. The same unnamed source says he was granted the pardon because "it appeared John was acting in the capacity of a clerk for his employer and the violation was not intentional."
Nancy Jane Stone 1858-1943
William Richard Stone 1860-1918
Cynthia Rosana (sometimes spelled Sintha) Stone 1862-1893
Israel Hardee Stone 1867-1957
John Thomas Stone 1869-1897
Martin Luther Stone 1873-unknown
Bettie Levica Stone 1875-1934
Minnie E. Stone 1877-unknown
Dixie Lois Stone 1879-1928
Rev. John Stone. His wife was Sarah Elisabeth Smith born about 1835 in MS. Both married on December, 29th 1857 in Alcorn, MS. The parents of Rev. John Stone were William Nicolas Stone of Perquimans County, NC (died 1880 at Holly Springs, MS; buried at Stone Cemetery, Marshall County, Mississippi, USA (located R1-W T4-S Sec. 4)) and Sarah Flanders (no dates of birth and death). Rev. John Stone and Sarah E. Smith had 9 children:
- William Richard Stone (b: 1860 d:1918)
- Israel Hardee Stone (b: 1866 d: 1957)
- Maxie E. Stone (b: 1872 d: ?)
- Jone T. Stone (b: 1873 d: ?)
- Martin Luther Stone (b: ? d: ?)
- Bettie L. Stone (b:1875 d: ?)
- Lillie Dixie Stone (b: 1880 d: ?)
- Nancy Jane Stone (b: ? d: ?)
- Cynthia Stone (b: ? d: ?)
---Thanks to Michael for the above info.
John H. Stone was born March 22, 1827, in Lauderdale County, Alabama to William Nicholas Zachary Stone (1796-1880) and Sarah Flanders (1806-1847) and died following a buggy accident October 01, 1900, in Holly Springs, Marshall County, Mississippi. He is buried at Stone Cemetery in Holly Springs, MS. His will was probated October 29, 1900, in Marshall, Mississippi with a will date of August 25, 1900. He left everything to his wife S.E. Stone. John's obituary mentions he had ten children, though no evidence of a tenth child has currently been located. All 9 children are accounted for on the census records 1860-1900.
John enlisted April 26, 1861, as a Private in the 4th Alabama Infantry Regiment, Company C in Selma, Alabama, and mustered out May 07, 1861. According to unnamed family sources, John hid from the Union Army in a hollowed-out oak tree for three days while they sacked his house. Allegedly a soldier left money under Nancy's pillow as compensation.
John received a Presidential Pardon from Benjamin Harrison in 1891 after he was sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $100 fine for accidentally failing to pay taxes. The same unnamed source says he was granted the pardon because "it appeared John was acting in the capacity of a clerk for his employer and the violation was not intentional."
Nancy Jane Stone 1858-1943
William Richard Stone 1860-1918
Cynthia Rosana (sometimes spelled Sintha) Stone 1862-1893
Israel Hardee Stone 1867-1957
John Thomas Stone 1869-1897
Martin Luther Stone 1873-unknown
Bettie Levica Stone 1875-1934
Minnie E. Stone 1877-unknown
Dixie Lois Stone 1879-1928
- William Richard Stone (b: 1860 d:1918)
- Israel Hardee Stone (b: 1866 d: 1957)
- Maxie E. Stone (b: 1872 d: ?)
- Jone T. Stone (b: 1873 d: ?)
- Martin Luther Stone (b: ? d: ?)
- Bettie L. Stone (b:1875 d: ?)
- Lillie Dixie Stone (b: 1880 d: ?)
- Nancy Jane Stone (b: ? d: ?)
- Cynthia Stone (b: ? d: ?)
---Thanks to Michael for the above info.
John H. Stone was born March 22, 1827, in Lauderdale County, Alabama to William Nicholas Zachary Stone (1796-1880) and Sarah Flanders (1806-1847) and died following a buggy accident October 01, 1900, in Holly Springs, Marshall County, Mississippi. He is buried at Stone Cemetery in Holly Springs, MS. His will was probated October 29, 1900, in Marshall, Mississippi with a will date of August 25, 1900. He left everything to his wife S.E. Stone. John's obituary mentions he had ten children, though no evidence of a tenth child has currently been located. All 9 children are accounted for on the census records 1860-1900.
John enlisted April 26, 1861, as a Private in the 4th Alabama Infantry Regiment, Company C in Selma, Alabama, and mustered out May 07, 1861. According to unnamed family sources, John hid from the Union Army in a hollowed-out oak tree for three days while they sacked his house. Allegedly a soldier left money under Nancy's pillow as compensation.
John received a Presidential Pardon from Benjamin Harrison in 1891 after he was sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $100 fine for accidentally failing to pay taxes. The same unnamed source says he was granted the pardon because "it appeared John was acting in the capacity of a clerk for his employer and the violation was not intentional."
Nancy Jane Stone 1858-1943
William Richard Stone 1860-1918
Cynthia Rosana (sometimes spelled Sintha) Stone 1862-1893
Israel Hardee Stone 1867-1957
John Thomas Stone 1869-1897
Martin Luther Stone 1873-unknown
Bettie Levica Stone 1875-1934
Minnie E. Stone 1877-unknown
Dixie Lois Stone 1879-1928
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Stone, Rev. John, March 22, 1827 - Oct. 1900, Chaplain, Co "K" 4 MISS REG. C.S.A. CAV.
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