Husband of Catherine Bernhart
Frederick Stamm of Turbot Township, Northumberland county, was evidently one of the sons of Nicholas, having been born in Bern Township, Berks County, near the Bern Church, Feb. 17, 1782. In 1816 he came to Northumberland County, settling near the Paradise Church in Turbut Township. Afterward he lived for a time in Center County, Pennsylvania, but returned to Northumberland in a few years and died on the old homestead. He was one of the pioneers in this region, and made the trip hither from Berks County by team. His wife, whose maiden name was Barnhart, died in Center County and is buried there, at the Loop Church at Center Hall. Frederick Stamm died in Turbut Township Sept. 11, 1859, aged seventy-seven years, one month, twenty-four days, and is buried at the Paradise Church. He was a Reformed member of that church and active in his congregation, which he served many years as deacon and elder. They had children as follows: Mrs. John Frymeyer; Jacob; Henry, who died in Turbut Township; Mrs. Samuel Stahlnecker; Mrs. Conrad Diefenbacher; Benjamin, who died in Center County; Charles, who died in Center County; Mrs. John Gingrith; Mrs. Christian Gingrith (John and Christian Gingrith were brothers); Mrs. John Catterman; Daniel, who died in Montour County; Mrs. Myers; Dr. William, who died near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and one that died in infancy.
History of Nortumberland County, Pennsylvania, 1911 Heritage Edition, page 807
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Husband of Catherine Bernhart
Frederick Stamm of Turbot Township, Northumberland county, was evidently one of the sons of Nicholas, having been born in Bern Township, Berks County, near the Bern Church, Feb. 17, 1782. In 1816 he came to Northumberland County, settling near the Paradise Church in Turbut Township. Afterward he lived for a time in Center County, Pennsylvania, but returned to Northumberland in a few years and died on the old homestead. He was one of the pioneers in this region, and made the trip hither from Berks County by team. His wife, whose maiden name was Barnhart, died in Center County and is buried there, at the Loop Church at Center Hall. Frederick Stamm died in Turbut Township Sept. 11, 1859, aged seventy-seven years, one month, twenty-four days, and is buried at the Paradise Church. He was a Reformed member of that church and active in his congregation, which he served many years as deacon and elder. They had children as follows: Mrs. John Frymeyer; Jacob; Henry, who died in Turbut Township; Mrs. Samuel Stahlnecker; Mrs. Conrad Diefenbacher; Benjamin, who died in Center County; Charles, who died in Center County; Mrs. John Gingrith; Mrs. Christian Gingrith (John and Christian Gingrith were brothers); Mrs. John Catterman; Daniel, who died in Montour County; Mrs. Myers; Dr. William, who died near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and one that died in infancy.
History of Nortumberland County, Pennsylvania, 1911 Heritage Edition, page 807
Contributor: H1 (47583996)
Family Members
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Elizabeth Stamm Freymeyer
1807–1886
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Jacob Stamm
1808–1881
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Henry Stamm
1810–1887
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Rebecca A. Stamm Stahlnecker
1811–1879
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Catherine Stamm Dieffenbacher
1812–1866
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Benjamin Stamm
1814–1899
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Charles William Stamm
1817–1903
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Daniel William Stamm
1821–1900
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Sarah Stamm Catherman
1823–1894
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Dr John William Stamm
1825–1909
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