A daughter of Nancy Stout and Daniel Townsend, Louisa, married Marion Stout, great grandson of Caleb. After Marion was killed by an explosion of a steam engine engaged in threshing grain, Louisa took a second husband, Jahu (Jabe)Greenlief. Aunt Lou, as Louisa was commonly known, was a pillar in the church. At every meeting Aunt Lou sat in her pew, wearing her little cap and white apron. She came to life in a revival meeting when she shook hands with all and urged them to "be faithful, live faithful." Two sons and two daughters were leaders in the church and community.
A granddaughter of Nancy Stout Townsend,Hallie McCullough, carried on Nancy's tradition. The night was never too dark, the roads too muddy, nor the weather too bad for her to travel any number of miles on horseback to help a sick neighbor.
She married Daniel S. Townsend on February 26, 1840 in Lewis County
http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/s/t/o/Robert-Stout/FILE/0001page.html
Daniel S. Townsend, a son of Ezekiel and Elizabeth (Stout) Townsend, was born in Lewis County VA (WV) about 1818. He married Nancy P. Stout in Lewis County VA (WV) February 26, 1840.
Children of Daniel S. and Nancy P. (Stout) Townsend
Albert A. b.c.
Elliot O. b. Jun m. Zelpha E. Piercy Oct 23 1870 Gilmer County WV
m. Sarah C. Nutter Oct 25 1894 Gilmer County WV
m. Maggie Layfield Feb 2 1896, Gilmer County WV
Louisa D m. Francis Marion Stout Fe 2 1867 Gilmer County WV
Alpheus W. m. Nancy McCullough Apr 25 1877
James
Mary N. m. John K. Boyd Aug 23 1880 Gilmer County WV
Thadeus Warner m. Mary L. Dennison Sep 1 1886 Gilmer County WV
Florence L. m.Silas Greenlief Mar 5 1878 Gilmer County WV
https://hackerscreek.com/norman/TOWNSEND
/EZEKIEL.htm
A daughter of Nancy Stout and Daniel Townsend, Louisa, married Marion Stout, great grandson of Caleb. After Marion was killed by an explosion of a steam engine engaged in threshing grain, Louisa took a second husband, Jahu (Jabe)Greenlief. Aunt Lou, as Louisa was commonly known, was a pillar in the church. At every meeting Aunt Lou sat in her pew, wearing her little cap and white apron. She came to life in a revival meeting when she shook hands with all and urged them to "be faithful, live faithful." Two sons and two daughters were leaders in the church and community.
A granddaughter of Nancy Stout Townsend,Hallie McCullough, carried on Nancy's tradition. The night was never too dark, the roads too muddy, nor the weather too bad for her to travel any number of miles on horseback to help a sick neighbor.
She married Daniel S. Townsend on February 26, 1840 in Lewis County
http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/s/t/o/Robert-Stout/FILE/0001page.html
Daniel S. Townsend, a son of Ezekiel and Elizabeth (Stout) Townsend, was born in Lewis County VA (WV) about 1818. He married Nancy P. Stout in Lewis County VA (WV) February 26, 1840.
Children of Daniel S. and Nancy P. (Stout) Townsend
Albert A. b.c.
Elliot O. b. Jun m. Zelpha E. Piercy Oct 23 1870 Gilmer County WV
m. Sarah C. Nutter Oct 25 1894 Gilmer County WV
m. Maggie Layfield Feb 2 1896, Gilmer County WV
Louisa D m. Francis Marion Stout Fe 2 1867 Gilmer County WV
Alpheus W. m. Nancy McCullough Apr 25 1877
James
Mary N. m. John K. Boyd Aug 23 1880 Gilmer County WV
Thadeus Warner m. Mary L. Dennison Sep 1 1886 Gilmer County WV
Florence L. m.Silas Greenlief Mar 5 1878 Gilmer County WV
https://hackerscreek.com/norman/TOWNSEND
/EZEKIEL.htm
Family Members
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Mary Elizabeth Stout McNemar
1807–1838
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John Wolfe Stout
1810–1885
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Sarah Sallie Stout Stump
1811–1873
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Evelina Stout Schoonover
1814–1835
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Thomas Benton Stout Sr
1815–1861
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Daniel D Stout
1817–1835
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Emsey B Stout Rutherford
1819–1906
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Sylvester Stout
1822–1875
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William Stout
1824–1900
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Elizabeth Stout Heater
1828–1881
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Ruhama Manerva Stout Cottrill
1830–1910
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PVT Perry Green Stout
1835–1896
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