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From: "Shelley Cardiel" <>
Subject: STONE Family Bible with SANBORN - BROWN Family
Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2004 22:35:45 -0700


I've "rescued" an old 1849 Bible which originally belonged to the STONE
Family of Wisconsin. Information contained in the bible is as follows:

STONE Family Bible
Published 1849, New York, by the American Bible Society

Married

In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, October 23rd 1854 by the Rev. Mr. MITER, Mr.
James Blinn STONE to Eliza DANFORTH, only child of Mary DANFORTH
February 20, 1879, Kittie Louise STONE to Harry B. HOBBINS
September 25, 1887, Mary Campbell STONE to Arthur Wellington GREENWOOD
Gertrude Alice STONE to Charles Marston SANBORN, November 6, 1901 in
Madison
1928, Robert Campbell GREENWOOD and Aline GIBSON, in Chicago
In Madison, June 1930, Arthur Wellington GREENWOOD and Gertrude STONE
SANBORN
In Chicago, 1930, Arthur Stanley GREENWOOD and Inez
Oconomowoc, May 31, 1941, H. SANBORN and Marian DERSE
In Chicago, 1959, A. Stanley GREENWOOD and Mame (died 1961)
1962, Arthur Stanley GREENWOOD to Mrs. Nancy GLEASON
Aug 23, 1969 in New York City, Ann SANBORN to James Francis BROWN

Divorced

October 1909, Charles Marston SANBORN and Gertrude STONE SANBORN

Born

In Milwaukee, October 5th 1855, Florence Caroline STONE, daughter of James
Blinn STONE & Eliza STONE
In Milwaukee, December 18th 1858, Kittie Louise STONE, daughter of James
B. & Eliza STONE
In Oshkosh, Wis., October 3rd 1863, Mary Campbell STONE, daughter of James
B. and Eliza STONE
In Oshkosh, Wis., June 18th 1878, Gertrude Alice STONE, daughter of James
B. & Eliza STONE, died Oct 13, 1965 in Santa Monica
Lake Mills, 1888, Robert Campbell GREENWOOD, son of Arthur and Mary
GREENWOOD
Lake Mills, January 1890, Arthur Stanley GREENWOOD, son of Arthur and Mary
GREENWOOD
Sept 1, 1902, Weyauwega, Wisconsin, Henry Hobbins SANBORN, son of Charles
and Gertrude SANBORN
Feb 10, 1946, in Milwaukee, Ann Beth SANBORN, daughter of Henry and Marian
SANBORN
Oct 31, 1949, Milwaukee, James Blinn SANBORN, son of Henry and Marian
SANBORN
Nov 1971, NJ, Daniel William BROWN, son of James and Ann BROWN
Feb 28, 1974, NY, David Christopher BROWN, son of James and Ann BROWN

Died

Florence Caroline STONE, March 8th 1861
James B. STONE, Sept 25th 1884
Harry HOBBINS, May 11, 1909
In Lake Mills, 1911, Eliza STONE, buried in Forest Home, Milwaukee
April 1929, in Lake Mills, Mary STONE GREENWOOD
November 1938, Robert Campbell GREENWOOD
In Lake Mills, May 1947, Inez GREENWOOD
In Los Angeles, Jan 1, 1955 Arthur GREENWOOD
March 1968, in Fort Lauderdale, FL, Arthur Stanley GREENWOOD
In Santa Monica, California, Marina DERSE SANBORN, Nov 22, 1968

Other Items

Green ribbon page marker

Based on limited research I was able to find James Blinn STONE b. 11 March
1829 at Oshkosh, WI. James married Eliza Jane DANFORTH b. 7 June 1833, the
daughter of Simon DANFORTH and Mary BISHOP. The couple was living in
Oshkosh, WI during the 1880 census along with two daughters, Mary age 16 and
Gertrude age 2. James R. was 51 years old, born in VT with both of his
parents also VT born. Eliza J. was age 46, born in NY with her parents born
in NY and CT respectively, both children were born in WI. Gertrude Alice
STONE was born 18 June 1878 in Oshkosh, WI.

Harry HOBBINS and his wife Kittie Louise were living in Madison, WI listing
her name as Louise during the 1880 census. Harry was listed as 26 years
old, an insurance agent born in England and Louise age 22 with parents born
in WI and NY respectively. I also believe that Charles SANBORN who married
Gertrude Alice STONE was probably Charles SANBORN son of Silas & Emily
SANBORN who were living in Madison, WI during the 1880 census. Silas was
age 39, NY born and Emily age 35, VT born. Charles was said to be 9 years
of age, born in WI. Their son Henry SANBORN b. 1 Sept 1902, died 17 Jan
1992.

I'm hoping to locate someone from this family so that this wonderful old
treasure can be returned to the care of family. If you are a member of this
family or know someone who might be, please contact me.

Thanks,
Shelley


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