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From: Anisah A Haynes <>
Subject: Re: [PAFRANKL] Stover Brethren - A New Genealogy
Date: Sun, 29 Jul 2001 09:43:25 -0500


I thought we weren't supposed to post things like this on the list
(things for sale, etc)?

Anisah in Jersey

On Fri, 27 Jul 2001 11:19:08 -0400 <> writes:
> A N N O U N C I N G
>
> STOVER BRETHREN
> The Family of Elder William Stover of Antietam
> Richard R. Weber, 2001
>
> PREMIUM-quality hard cover
> 702 pages 7" x 10" ACID-FREE paper
>
> ILLUSTRATED
> Over 13,000 individuals in nine generations
>
> NOTES & REFERENCES, BIBIOGRAPHY,
> and complete personal name INDEX
>
> PRICE $ 46.50 + $ 3.25 shipping & handling
> TOTAL $ 49.75
> Maryland residents please add sales tax of $2.33
>
> Send check or money order to:
> Richard R. Weber
> 10715 Moosberger Ct.
> Columbia, MD 21044
>
> Elder William Stover of Antietam, Franklin Co, PA
> is FOUND in Europe and at several locations in
> America. His children, George, William, Michael,
> Daniel, Jacob, Emanuel, Margaret Britz, Elizabeth
> Stoner, Susannah Gish, Catharine Gish, Hannah
> Landis, and Esther Feaster were born in the 1740s
> through 1760s; they scattered to five states.
>
> Includes the descendants of William Stover, his
> ancestors back to 1609, as well as his uncles, aunts,
> siblings, cousins, nieces, and nephews both in
> Europe and in many counties of America.
>
> VERIFIED BY EXTENSIVE PRIMARY EVIDENCE
> Thousands of original European and American
> records, extending back into the 1600s,
> some reproduced in the book
> Genealogy without valid documentation is mythology.
>
> GROUNDBREAKING DISCOVERIES
> Disproving myths of the past
> True date and place of William Stover's birth
> Correct immigration date of William Stover
> The wives of William Stover
> William Stover's first cousin neighbor
> 22 forgotten ancestors of William Stover's descendants
>
> EXHAUSTIVE RESEARCH
> reveals links with many people, places, and events, including:
> Arrest order for William Stover's ancestor
> Christopher Saur, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Mack, Jr.
> Numerous ministers of the Brethren & other churches
> A. Stover, reputed originator of the Indiana term Hoosier
> Mayor Stover of Hagerstown; Mayor Stover of Chambersburg
> Stover died 1847 in Vera Cruz, Mexico
> Brothers serving the Confederacy & the Union
> Stover descendant served both Confederacy & Union
> Stover descendant died 1864 at Andersonville Prison
> A drowning in Honduras
> Among many virtuous descendants, a few black sheep:
> One hanged in Salem
> One a bigamist
> One court-martialled
> One stabbed in a card game
>
> WITH MANY ALLIED FAMILIES, including 24 or
> more people with each of these, and a few other, surnames:
> Adams, Anderson Barnhart, Beckner, Benedict, Bish,
> Bock, Bowman, Britz/Britts, Brown, Carvin, Coffman,
> Custer, Deardorff, Eby, Fahrney, Fisher, Flora, Frantz,
> Funk, Gish, Good, Grove, Harris, Hess, Hollinger,
> Johnson, Kinsey/Kintze/Kinzey/Kinzie, Landis/Landes,
> Long, Looney, Martin, Meyer/Moyer, Miller, Mitchell
> Montgomery, Moomaw, Myers, Naff/Neff,
> Noffsinger/Nofsinger, Oyler, Peffley/Pefley, Peters,
> Pobst, Price, Reed, Rhoads/Rhodes, Robinson, Royer,
> Sollenberger/Sellenberg, Shank, Sheller, Smith,
> Snider/Shyder, Snodgrass, Stoner, Thompson, Vineyard,
> Waggoner/Wagner, Wampler, Weaver,Weber, Welty,
> Wilson, Winger/Wingert, Wolf, Ziegler/Zigler
>
> A GIFT TO BE REMEMBERED
>
>


Anisah Haynes
~ Time is Experience, and Experience is Wisdom ~
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Old Genealogists don't die, they just lose their Census :)

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