Events
- Born
- 2 Sep 1841 — Sugar Creek, Stark, Ohio, United States6 sources
- Died
- 19124 sources
Parents
Family group sheet →- FatherHenry Walter Stambaugh18 Feb 1810 – 9 Nov 1868
- MotherSusan Wallick1810/1811 – Aft 1880
- ChildHannah Stambaughb. Jan 1834
- ChildAlfred W. Stambaugh2 Sep 1841 – 1912
- ChildAllen H. StambaughMar 1844 – 24 Aug 1919
- ChildHenry I. Stambaugh22 Sep 1846 – 15 Dec 1916
- ChildJoseph C. Stambaugh1847/1848 – Bef 1881
- ChildAnson J. Stambaugh2 Aug 1849 – 29 Dec 1920
- ChildWalter S. Stambaughd. Bef 1881
- ChildWinfield Stambaughd. Bef 1881
- ChildFranklin H. Stambaughd. Bef 1881
- ChildSusan Stambaughd. Aft 1881
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 12 Oct 1865
- FatherAlfred W. Stambaugh2 Sep 1841 – 1912
- MotherCornelia L. Slater9 Jan 1844 – 4 Aug 1874
- ChildEva L. Stambaugh1867/1868 – 15 Jan 1947
- ChildSarah D. Stambaughb. 1869/1870
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 1876
- FatherAlfred W. Stambaugh2 Sep 1841 – 1912
- MotherLottie DullSep 1847 – 2 May 1919
- ChildBessie May Stambaughb. 1880
Notes
- Nickname:<NICK> A.W. In the biographical sketch of A.W. Stambaugh in History of Stark County with an outline sketch of Ohio edited by William Henry Perrin, A.W. volunteered for service during the Civil War, joining up as a private September 7, 1861 with Company F, 19th Regiment O.V.I. "...he rose from Sergeant to Orderly, then to 2d Lieutenant, then to 1st Lieutenant, in which capacity he served until May 31, 1865, when he resigned and returned home. He served in all the engagements in which his regiment particiapted, and with the exception of a slight wound at Mission Ridge, he came through unscathed. Upon his release from the servie, he learned the stone-cutter's trade, which he followed for eight years. In 1866 he engaged in the culture and growth of small fruits, in which capacity he has been remarkably successful, raising in the year 1881, 375 bushels of strawberries alone, and is extending his businiess, and planting the best and leading variets of all fruits (967)." At the time this county history was published in , A.W. resided in Beach City. In the 1870 Stark County, Ohio Census, Alfred and his wife and children resided in Sugar Creek Twp. at Wilmont next door to his brother, Allen, and his family. Alfred was employed as a stone mason and had $2,000.00 in Real Estate and $200.00 in Personal Estate. Alfred W. is buried with each of his wives on either side of him and his grave is marked with "Co F 19th OVVI", indicating his military service during the Civil War.