Woodruff-Stone History - Person Sheet
Woodruff-Stone History - Person Sheet
NameGeorge W. STONE 
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1BirthNov 1813, Ohio, Licking County
Death26 Oct 1894
BurialIllinois, Adams County, Plainville
ReligionMethodist
Spouses
Father(Private, Male)
Marriage10 May 18331
ChildrenMary Ellen (1836-1874)
Emily Jane (1839-1921)
George Washington (1840-1921)
John Oliver (1843-1916)
Minerva Ann (Susan) (1845-)
Elizabeth Ann (1847-1872)
William Henry (1849-1930)
Samuel Holland (1852-)
Lewis Philander (1854-)
Eliza Eddy (1855-1881)
David (ca1855-)
Martha (ca1855-)
Charles Wilson (Chester) (1859-1872)
Charles Wesley (1864-1867)
Charles Allen (-1874)
Notes for George W. STONE
A story related by Oscar Ray Stone, son of Silar Stone: “George and Mary Ann ran away from Ohio because their folks did not want them to marry, this was about 1833. They walked to Illinois and homesteaded on lands along the Mississippi River, where the town of Quincy is now. The State or County traded them this ground for one-half section of land in Adams County where Stones Prairie is now about 1835/36, and this is where they raised their family.
George made his Will on 25 October 1894.
George made his Will on 25 October 1894.
Note by HNS notes for George W. STONE
Compiled 16-Sep-1980.
From the Bible of Geo. W. Stone, Owned by Goldie Hill, Ossawatomie, Kansas
Maude Andrews, La Pine, Oregon. The Bible only lists 11 children: Mary Ellen, Emily Jane, George Washington, John Oliver, Minerva Ann, Elizabeth Ann, William Henry, Samuel Holland, Lewis Philander, Elizabeth Eddy, and M. Charles Wilson; omitting Charles Allen, Charles Wesley, Martha, David
From the Bible of Geo. W. Stone, Owned by Goldie Hill, Ossawatomie, Kansas
Maude Andrews, La Pine, Oregon. The Bible only lists 11 children: Mary Ellen, Emily Jane, George Washington, John Oliver, Minerva Ann, Elizabeth Ann, William Henry, Samuel Holland, Lewis Philander, Elizabeth Eddy, and M. Charles Wilson; omitting Charles Allen, Charles Wesley, Martha, David