Person ID: I8667771924
Moses Stambaugh
24 Dec 1812 – 12 Jan 1872
Male
Events
- Born
- 24 Dec 1812 — Pennsylvania, United States3 sources
- Died
- 12 Jan 18721 source
Parents
Family group sheet →- FatherHenry Stambaugh17 Sep 1785 – 31 Oct 1866
- MotherCatharina Walter24 Aug 1785 – 24 Apr 1842
- ChildPhilip Stambaugh20 Dec 1806 – 21 Dec 1823
- ChildMary Ann Stambaugh1 Apr 1808 – 1 Apr 1877
- ChildJacob Stambaugh6 Mar 1809 – Mar 1844
- ChildHenry Walter Stambaugh18 Feb 1810 – 9 Nov 1868
- ChildMoses Stambaugh24 Dec 1812 – 12 Jan 1872
- ChildBarbara (Barbary) Stambaughb. 1812/1813
- ChildCatharine Stambaugh1815 – 4 Aug 1873
- ChildJohn Stambaugh1815/1816 – 1855/1860
- ChildPeter Stambaugh11 Jul 1818 – 29 Jun 1842
- ChildHannah Stambaugh5 May 1824 – 26 May 1864
- ChildLydia A. Stambaugh2 Aug 1827 – 30 Nov 1912
- ChildMichael Stambaugh
- ChildDavid Stambaughd. Aft Nov 1868
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 19 Feb 1835 — Stark, Ohio, United States
- FatherMoses Stambaugh24 Dec 1812 – 12 Jan 1872
- MotherBetsey Capp18 May 1812 – 2 Feb 1849
- ChildMalinda Stambaughb. Jan 1842
- ChildAlbert W. Stambaughb. 1843/1844
- ChildHenry Stambaughb. 1848/1849
- ChildCatharine Stambaugh
- ChildMary Ann Stambaugh
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 18 Oct 1849 — Portage,Ohio, United States
- FatherMoses Stambaugh24 Dec 1812 – 12 Jan 1872
- MotherBetsey BeachAug 1812 – 5 Jan 1894
- ChildAlpheus Stambaughb. 1850/1851
- ChildAlvira Alice StambaughOct 1853 – 1918
Notes
- In the 1860 Portage County, Ohio Census, Moses, Betsey, and their family reside in Randolph Twp. where Moses is a farmer. His Real Estate is valued at $1,600. In the 1870 Portage County, Ohio Census, Moses, Betsey, and their children, Alpheus and Alice, reside in Randolph Twp. where Moses is a brick mason. His Real Estate value is $3,400.00 and his Personal Estate value is $1,500.00. Moses was executor of his father's will. Moses is buried next to his parents. His tombstone states that he died 12 January 1872 aged 59y 5m 19d and his two wives, both named Betsey, are buried to his other side.