John Wesley STUBBLEFIELD

Notes:

!Marshall 0236, p. 8

John married Julia MCCUTCHENBates County, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!From a GEDCOM file sent to me by Marian Hays. This was in the notes file of
one of this person's spouse, parents, or grandparents. [DWM-1993]
!Marshall 0236, p. 6

Robert married Elizabeth Jane DOBSON on 27 Jan 1867 in Bates County, Missouri. Elizabeth (daughter of Franklin Baker DOBSON and Lucinda VANHOY) was born on 18 May 1846 in Stokes County, North Carolina; died in 1926 in Butler, Bates County, Missouri; was buried in 1926 in Butler, Bates County, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!MARRIAGE: Elizabeth J. Dobson to Robert Stubblefield.

!SOURCE: 1860 Census, Henry Co. MO, Deepwater Township, p. 130, line 3
and notes from Jessie Walsh.
!Marshall 0236, pp. 8, 10

Notes:

!Marshall 0236, p. 8

Robert married Matilda Caroline LAWSON. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Marshall 0236, p. 8

Notes:

April 28, 2012 - Marilyn Smith called me today and told me that, according to the online Find-A-Grave website, Franklin Dobson is buried in Snodgrass Cemetary in Bates County, Missouri. I went to the website and verified that information. There are pictures of his tombstone there. (David W. Marshall, Sr.

Burial:
Snodgrass Union Cemetery
Bates County
Missouri, USA

Created by: Richard Parker
Record added: Aug 05, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 55882231


http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=55882231
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MARRIAGE: of Franklin B. Dobson and Lucinda Vanhoy, 3 Mar. 1841, Stokes Co.
(now Forsyth Co.) NC per NC marriage bond.

!CHILDREN: per Henry Co. MO 1860 Census, Deepwater Twp., page 130, line 3.
Verlinda F. b. 1842 NC
Martha F. b. 1843 NC
Mary E. b. 1845 NC
Elizabeth J. b. 1847 NC

!DEATH: per notes from Jessie Walsh about l975, she thinks both Franklin Dobson and Lucinda Vanhoy Dobson died in Bates Co. MO and may be buried in the Johnstown Cemetery in Bates Co.
MARRIAGE: of Franklin B. Dobson and Lucinda Vanhoy, 3 Mar. 1841, Stokes Co.
(now Forsyth Co.) NC per NC marriage bond.

CHILDREN: per Henry Co. MO 1860 Census, Deepwater Twp., page 130, line 3.
Verlinda F. b. 1842 NC
Martha F. b. 1843 NC
Mary E. b. 1845 NC
Elizabeth J. b. 1847 NC

DEATH: per notes from Jessie Walsh about l975, she thinks both Franklin Dobson and Lucinda Vanhoy Dobson died in Bates Co. MO and may be buried in the Johnstown Cemetery in Bates Co.

!Marshall 0236, p. 2

Franklin married Lucinda VANHOY on 3 Mar 1841 in Stokes County, North Carolina. Lucinda (daughter of Abraham VANHOY and Verlinda Elizabeth MARSHALL) was born on 26 Apr 1821 in Stokes County, North Carolina; died on 8 Jan 1918 in Butler, Bates County, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

April 28, 2012 - Marilyn Smith called me today and told me that, according to the Find-A-Grave website, Lucinda was buried in the Oak Hill Cemetery in Bates County, Missouri. I looked that up and verified that information. (David W. Marshall, Sr.)

Burial:
Oak Hill Cemetery
Butler (Bates County)
Bates County
Missouri, USA
Plot: Southwest Outside of Center Circle

Created by: Jaime
Record added: Apr 29, 2006
Find A Grave Memorial# 14124600

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSfn=lucinda&GSiman=1&GScid=30591&GRid=14124600&

Notes:

!Marshall 0236, p. 2

Crawford married Frances BARROW on 14 Aug 1818 in , Stokes County, North Carolina. Frances (daughter of Moses BARROW and Jemima MARSHALL) was born about 1798 in North Carolina; died in Jan 1826 in Stokes County, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Marshall 0236, p. 2

Notes:

!Marshall 0051 - This was a GEDCOM file on a diskette sent to me by Miriam
Hays. Most of the information about Verlinda Marshall Abraham Vanhoy's
descendants came from that diskette. [David W. Marshall - 1993]

!WILL of Abraham Vanhoy in loose files, Henry Co. MO - dated 24 May 1858,
proved 15 Feb. 1859. (recorded in Record Book A, p. 160).

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF ABRAHAM VANHOY (recorded Record Book A, p.160)
In the name of God, Amen. I Abraham Vanhoy, of Henry County and state of
Missouri, while I am in sound mind and memory, I do hereby declare and publish this as my last will and testament. In the first place I design my body to the dust and my soul to God and my wish is that after my death my body shall be buried in decent Christianlike manner. My desire is this: I have but little property to dispose of or to will to my children, therefore pay any just debts that I have contracted in the state of Missouri, Henry County, out of my personal property. After my debts have been paid I will all my property both land and personal property to my beloved wife, Verlinda, during her natural life, and after her death then the estate that my Beloved wife had in her hands I will unto my Daughter, Pollina and her heirs, who has been a faithful child to take care of her father and mother. This is to her and her heirs forever.
I will unto my son, John M. Vanhoy, one dollar. One dollar to William
Walker. One dollar to son-in-law Harmon Miller, one dollar to son-in-law
Thomas Miller, one dollar to Ashael Hart, one dollar to Alfred Walker, one
dollar to James Henley, one dollar to Hamilton J. Vanhoy. Also to Hamilton J. Vanhoy all of shop tools, that is the gun smithing tools, one pair of plate molds, seven plates, plating jar and rollers. My blacksmith tools to be sold to pay my debts if any against me. It is my wish that there is to be no public sale of any of my propewrty except you think it best and if you do if there be any debts standing sell enough of the property to pay them. I nominate my son, John M. Vanhoy, as executor of this my last will and testament. In testimony whereof I have subscribed my name, my wishes and desires this 24 day of May 1858, A.D. Declared and Published,
A. Vanhoy
By Abraham Vanhoy as his last will in presence of:
J. B. Vanhoy
Alfred Walker

MARRIAGE: Marriage records of Abraham & Virlinda Vanhoy and all their children are from North Carolina marriage bonds.

RESIDENCE: Abraham Vanhoy was born in Stokes Co. NC (now Forsyth Co.) and
moved to Henry Co. MO in the early 1850's.
!WILL of Abraham Vanhoy in loose files, Henry Co. MO - dated 24 May 1858,
proved 15 Feb. 1859. (recorded in Record Book A, p. 160).

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Subj: Clarification of Abrahams
Date: 09/17/00 3:08:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: PaulVanHoy
To: DMarsh1041, sherry_carpenter@yahoo.com
To: vanhoy@dmv.com

Abraham Vanhoy b. 1813 Stokes County, NC d. Dec 15, 1846 NC. married Dec 10, 1839 to Nancy Sullivan. His parents James Hamilton Vanhoy// Frances ? b. Dec 1790 he b. Aug 1775

Abraham Vanhoy b. Jan 6, 1783 to John Vanhoy and Jemima (Marshall?) Stokes County, NC. d. Feb 1859 Henry County, Missouri married Dec 1805 to Verlinda Marshall in Stokes County, NC they came through Martin County around 1846 by Courthouse records. Eventually Settled in Henry Co., Missouri. They had 11 Children none named Abraham.

Hamilton Jones Vanhoy b. Feb 25, 1819 Stokes County, NC is the 6th child and 3rd son of Abraham Vanhoy and Verlinda Marshall.

Information on family of James Hamilton Vanhoy obtained from Opal Tice, and James Harold Vanhoy and Connie Floyd.

Information on Abraham Vanhoy and Verlinda Marshall family obtained and verified by Verla Hepburn, W.L. Hubka, and Jessie Walsh

All information was checked through Court Documents, Cemetery Registries, marriage documents.

Other information obtained from the Grandchildren of Edward Franklin Vanhoy and Grandchildren of William Ashley Vanhoy, all are descendants of Clayton Jonathan Vanhoy and Elizabeth Kirk.

QUESTIONS CONCERNING Issac Vanhoy b. Abt 1810 ca He was actually born 1806 one of 4 children born to Edward Vanhoy and Ruth ?? Information obtained by W.L. Hubka and Loraine Watt from US> Census of Stokes and Forsyth counties, NC. from 1800-1850.

In the first 4 generations of Vanhoys there are as many as 6 Abrahams, 2-3 John Marshall Vanhoys, William Vanhoys--Numerous the same with John, Charles, and Clayton Vanhoys. The Vanhoy men had a way of naming their male heirs after themselves, their parents, grandparents, uncles. The Repetitive use of the same name down through the generations is unbelievable. By the way the Name Clayton became popular after Abraham/Abram Vanhoy b. NY 1690 married Susannah Clayton and the name Susanna became popular also right up to present day.

Sherry, Your Abraham was born 1813 to James Hamilton Vanhoy & Frances ?? and he died in NC in 1846. The Abraham Vanhoy that died in Henry County, Missouri was the uncle of your Abraham and the brother to our ggg grandfather James Hamilton Vanhoy

One final clarification, the mention of who married Dr. William Walker. That is Elizabeth B. Vanhoy b. Nov 1809 to Abraham Vanhoy and Verlinda Marshall.

Does this help everyone? If not let me know and I'll see what I can do.

Sincerely:
Paul D. VanHoy
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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. - 06/24/2006

Classification: Query

Message Board URL:

http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Vdy.2ACEB/3516

Message Board Post:

Odessa Elliott

in re: Jemina Vanhoy We've now found John Vanhoy's Will. He names as his second wife Jemina, but does not give her maiden name. One of his children is Abraham Vanhoy husband of Verlinda Boswell Marshall; father of Martin, and grandfather of John Henry Vanhoy who married his second cousin Leatha O. Marshall.

John Vanhoy owned land in Kent Co, DE, on Little Neck Creek, and we've found an Abraham Vanhoy Sr. who owned land there in the early-mid 1700s.

Abraham married Verlinda Elizabeth MARSHALL on 11 Dec 1805 in Stokes County, North Carolina. Verlinda (daughter of Martin MARSHALL and Elender (Eleanor) BOSWELL) was born on 23 Jan 1786 in Albemarle County, Virginia; died on 30 Jul 1862 in Walker, Henry County, Missouri; was buried in Walker, Henry County, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Marshall 0051 - This was a GEDCOM file on a diskette sent to me by Miriam
Hays. Most of the information about Verlinda Marshall Abraham Vanhoy's
descendants came from that diskette. [David W. Marshall - 1993]
!Marshall 0222, p. 2