Stainbrook - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Stainbrook

bj_strip — 2009-11-07 15:47:08Z

Was wondering if you had any information on a Mary Stainbrook, dau of William Henry Stainbrook and C. Unknown born abt 1793/1805 in PA - she married Philip Leffler in Butler Co, OH abt 1823 - need to know children, if possible. Please send any answers to b_strip@yahoo.com - Thank you

Re: Stainbrook/Chronic/Chronick

drande1 — 2009-09-18 19:41:50Z

Was anyone ever able to solve this conundrum?? If Nettie is born in 1873 , and JOhn Chronic is already with Jane in 1870, is she really a Stainbrook. Nettie is my daughter in law's grgrgrandmother

Re: Stainbrook

papa1371 — 2009-05-15 03:50:57Z

I would like to communicate with you. My great aunt was
Jessie Louetta Wenner Stainbrook. She was married to Dallas
Stainbrook. My computer crashed and I lost my most current
info, but do have info on Stainbrook family

Stainbrook Photo's

DSnyderRexroad — 2009-05-14 09:54:49Z

Hi,I have found photo's of a Dick,Margaret,Jeff & Ginger
Stainbrook,plus a few odd and ends of other people.Photo's were bought around Lancaster,OH by my brother in-law,he was told by the man he got them from,that he had bought them at a auction in Zanesville,OH would like to see them go back to a family member. I only want purchase price($20.00) There is a few hundred photo's. Debbie

Burr Watkins Leyson

Kroe532 — 2008-11-25 01:22:14Z

I have done quite a bit of research on the John Leyson family of Wales, who immigrated to the U.S. and died 25 Feb 1889, in Barneveld, Iowa County, Wisconsin. He married Esther in 1831 in Wales. One of his seven children was David Bassett Leyson, b. 1837 in West Penn, Schuylkill Co., Pennsylvania. David and his wife, Esther Watkins, had four children and I am interested in Burr Watkins Leyson, their youngest child, who died in Neihart, Montana in 1928. Burr's second wife, Cora Belle Cartland, was my ancestor. I am trying to locate where they are buried. Most members of the Leyson family were miners and lived in the states of Wisconsin, Montana, Oregon, Utah, Nevada, and Canada. Please contact me if you have any information on any members of this Leyson family. I have submitted them in the Ayling Family History on Ancestry.com.

Ellen STAINBROOK born 1863/1864

SJean55S — 2008-10-09 19:22:44Z

I have been trying to find information on a ELLEN STAINBROOK. She was born JUNE 9,1863 OR 64.Her maiden name was WINTERHALTER daughter of IGNATIUS. the only info. I can find on her is that she had been married 2 times. Her first husband was FRANK BAKER & she had a son that was also named FRANK. Her second husband was named SHELDON. Would anyone happen to have any data on her. If so you can contact me at: SJean55S@aol.com

Re: Jacob A. Stainbrook

synchrostar203 — 2008-07-21 17:48:35Z

Oh? I didnt know that but its good to know! Ok well I'll start with me since thats what I know... Im Tesla Stainbrook and I have a brother Cooper. Our dad Cris is married to Dorothy (Anderson) and has 2 brothers and a sister- Craig (who has two sons, Trent and Travis, married to Sheila Harbaugh), Curt (son Eric, married to Joan Anderson) and Lori (Michael and Michelle, divorced from Lou Brock). They're dad was Willis "Punk" Stainbrook, who was married to Helen Newman until he died last year in February. His dad was Ralph Stainbrook who was married to Ethel Robida and had 5 kids--Lawerence, Judd, Vera, Lola, and Willis. Ralph's parents were Jacob A. Stainbrook and Adila E Crane. Ethel's parents were Manuel Robida and Epilda Corby. I havent figured out yet who Jacob's mother is but I believe his father is Joseph Benjamin Stainbrook, who was born on Sept. 29, 1823 in Mead, PA. And died June 26, 1906 in Brandon, IA. My dad might have more information so I will ask him and let you know if he does.

Re: Jacob A. Stainbrook

DustyKing1931 — 2008-07-19 18:25:50Z

I'm doing the Stainbrook TREE, could you fill me in
on your family> "T. Stainbrook" son of Cris Stainbrook>
Doug Garman doug@npgcable.com
P.S. As you may know, Margaret Stainbrook has passed away
I'm trying to keep the Stainbrook TREE going...
She was working on a "second" Stain/Steinbrook Book
at her death. Some of us are trying to get rights to
that unfinished Book & get it finished & out to All.

Re: Stainbrooks in Mi.

GSman83 — 2008-07-14 14:42:44Z

Sorry I didn't reply to this years ago. I am here and ready to give any info that I can.

Re: Additonal info on Ralph

synchrostar203 — 2008-07-11 05:19:38Z

Oh I'm sorry my dad was half asleep when he was helping me figure out how we would be related! Anyways... now that he is awake...he is wondering if you are Buck and Judy's daughter? My dad Cris is your Uncle Punk's son.

Re: Jacob A. Stainbrook

synchrostar203 — 2008-07-11 05:12:36Z

Hi-- My great great grandfather was Jacob Stainbrook, making his son, Ralph Stainbrook my great grandfather. Ralph had 5 kids with Ethel(Robida)--Lawrence, Judd, Vera, Lola and Willis. Willis was my grandfather, he had 4 kids... Craig, Cris (my dad), Curt, and Lori. I could probably give you a lot more information depending on what you want to know. Hope this clears things up a little bit.
T. Stainbrook

Re: Additonal info on Ralph

WasKathy — 2008-05-29 23:24:34Z

No sorry I don't have a sister, nor does Marva Dee. Judd was not my father, and yes I did have an Uncle Punk. You have the right line just a generation away. I would gladly exchange information on this line. Email me.

Re: Additonal info on Ralph

synchrostar203 — 2008-04-19 04:49:52Z

Kathy- Is your sister's name Marva Dee, is your dad Judd and did you have an uncle Punk?

Re: Stainbrook lineage

DustyKing1931 — 2008-04-06 19:12:34Z

wife's name> Jemima (Sauer?) Sowers
b> 3 Aug 1814 MD d> 23 Feb 1881
Shelby Co. IN (no parents names)

Stainbrooks in Muskingham Co., OH

scorpioforu — 2008-02-23 13:57:49Z

I'm working on the Stainbrook/Leffler lines that lived in Muskingham Co., OH, namely the children of William Henry Stainbrook, b. 10/12/1770 Berks Co., PA, died 12/11/1853 Muskingham Co., OH and his wife, Eva Catherine Leffler, born 5/8/1795 Northumberland Co., PA, died 1878 (don't know where).
I have their children's names as:

Catherine Stainbrook, born 1801
Magdalena 'Mattie' Stainbrook, born abt 1805
Solomon Stainbrook, born abt 1807
Adam Stainbrook, born 1/10/1809 Crawford Co., PA, died 6/22/1897 Shelby Co., IN
Fredrick S. Stainbrook, born 5/15/1811 Crawford Co., PA, died 5/12/1886 Harrison Twp., Vernon Co., MO
John Stainbrook, born 11/1/1813, died 6/3/1856
Margaret "Peggy' Stainbrook, born 2/13/1820, died 11/20/1870 Bourbon Co, KS
Philip Stainbrook, born abt 1827, died abt 1910

If anyone has any corrections or further information about this line, please contact me at beckiblair@hotmail.com.
I'm especially interested in birth places, death places, and spouses names.
Thank you!
Becki

Re: Stainbrook lineage

scorpioforu — 2008-02-23 12:54:38Z

Doug,
Do you have the name of this Adam Stainbrook's wife?
I have only the first name of Jemima, born abt 1812 in MD.
Thanks,

Becki
beckiblair@hotmail.com

Lee County, IL

Kroe532 — 2008-01-22 19:04:40Z

Still searching for Cora Belle (Stainbrook), who married 4 times. Her husbands were:
Dr. Ralph W. Laubie (of Cleveland, OH)
Arthur P. Ayling (divorced - of Boston, MA)
Charles Cartland (d. 1932 in Melrose, MA)
Burr Watkins Leyson (d.1928 in Cascade Co., MT
Cora was born in Paw Paw, Lee County, Illinois, in 1870, the daughter of Alfred Hulings Stainbrook and Mary Jane (Robinson). Cora had a sister, Lillian, who never married and resided in Chicago, IL, up to 1951.
Cannot locate the death dates of either Cora Belle or her sister, Lillian.
Cora was a stockbroker in Boston, MA, and was last recorded in Waltham, MA in the 1941 city directory. Lillian is shown in the Chicago phone books up to 1951.

Re: Stainbrook lineage

DustyKing1931 — 2008-01-18 22:39:04Z

Margaret (Collins) Stainbrook passed away 2 Oct 2007
I may have "talked" to you before.
I show ADAM (or? JOHN ADAM)son of William Henry
and Eva Leffer 10 Jan 1809 Crawford Co. PA
22 June 1897 Shelby Co. IN
How to prove this I have no idea.. Doug Garman
doug@npgcable.com

Samuel Stainbrook

2006-10-13 21:23:32Z

Hello, I am looking for any info on Samuel Stainbrook.B/1859 and married a Mary B/Aug1859. My g/g/grandfather Edward Stainbrook was thier son. He is buried in the Coloma cem. I think they came the the Berrien county area. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Sherri

Re: Stainbrook family site

2006-04-23 18:19:31Z

Hello! I am interested in the Stainbrook family site I am a descendent of William Henry Stainbrook and his second wife, Eve Catherine Leffler's son, Adam. However, I need proof ot this for DAR, even though I know it is right. Look forward to hearing from other Stainbrooks. Joyce

Stainbrook lineage

2006-04-21 23:01:21Z

Hello! Margaret, are you still on line. I have sent several messages, but they did not go through. Anyway, I am still trying to prove that Adam Stainbrook is the son of William Henry and his 2nd wife Eve Catherine. I need it for DAR and although I know it is right, DAR needs authentic proof.
Joyce Or is there anyone else with this knowledge?

Re: Henry Stainbrook/Steinbrook

2006-03-31 13:55:33Z

Im totaly off the mark here. the Henry I posted about and Im looking for info on. Is not the son of Abraham. I made a stupid mistake and didnt turn the page for the 1850 census record for Henry and Mary (seright) Steinbrook. The Henry that went to Senaca is Abrahms son. Sorry for posting wrong info
Susan

Re: george and catherina dresler

JSellers0629 — 2006-09-11 17:37:31Z

I believe I am from this same lineage. Any information would be greatly appreciated. I am from George and Catherina's son William, his son James, his son George B. and his daughter Julia A. Stainbrook was my grandmother.

The email address has changed to jgsellers656@msn.com. Thank you.

Re: Stainbrook-Kightlinger marriage

djsjah — 2007-02-11 03:12:26Z

I suggest the possibilty that Catherine Stainbrook was married to George Frederick Kightlinger whose father was Andrew Kightlinger. And Margaret Baird married George W. Kightlinger whose father was Abraham Kightlinger. See if this information might fit your data. These families were quite close. I'm primarily interested in the Stainbrooks and would appreciate any exchange of information that you may have.

Stainbrook-Kightlinger marriage

karenwischhusen — 2007-02-07 21:12:21Z

I was wondering if anyone could help me clear something up. I have a Catherine Stainbrook who married George Kightlinger in Pennsylvania ca 1800. I also have another George Kightlinger (both George's born 1789 in PA) who married a Margaret Baird. Can anyone clear up who these two George's parents were? I see trees that show the same parents for both and that's obviously not right. Does anyone have knowledge of the Kightlingers?

Re: Lost Linkage between familys

cbrown571 — 2007-12-07 19:17:09Z

Thanks For the reply Dave. My daughters mother-inlaw is the daughter of Ethel I Stainbrook daughter of Aden and Mary Jane McCumber Stainbrook. Jeni's Mother-inlaw is Mary Jane Piccone and lives in Santa Maria California. She grew up in Florence CO. If you can give me info on aden's father and mother I would appriciate it. Thanks, Charlie

Re: Lost Linkage between familys

cbrown571 — 2007-12-06 20:33:23Z

As you have been, I am looking for the Stainbrooks found in Fremont Co. Colorado. I find Edgar H. in 1910,20,30 and I find his 2 yr old dau Fern in 1900 but no father or mother.In 1910 he is Edgar h. and in 1920 and1930 he is Aden H. Stainbrook. ??? the census says that he comes from Pennsylvania. but the only Edgar H. I can find isnot the one Where did Edgar come from ???

Re: Lost Linkage between familys

cbrown571 — 2007-12-07 07:36:29Z

Soory didn't see your first entry. Thanks so much. Do you know what happend to Edger in the 1900 Census?

Re: Lost Linkage between familys

cbrown571 — 2007-12-07 07:33:21Z

Thank you David for your reply. My problem is that in the 1930 and 1920 census he is Aden H Stainbrook and in the 1910 census he is Edgar H Stainbrook. Same wife and same Children. In 1900 Fern is not with either parent, yr of birth in all three 1870. I am doing this research for my daughters mother-inlaw the daughter of Edith I. Stainbrook and Dominic Piccone.Who was Ferns mother? Thanks C Brown

Re: Frederick STAINBROOK-PA.

sihrman — 2007-02-14 23:12:29Z

"Western Pa Genealogical Society Quarterly, vol. 31, #4, 2005
pg. 21 "Bankruptcies Filed in the U.S. Distridt Court, Western District of Pa. in Accordance with the Bankruptcy Act of 1841. Part 4
By Suzanne M. Johnston...
pg. 30...
21 Jan 1843...
Frederick Stainbrook...Mead Twp, Crawford Co....20 Feb..."

Re: Stainbrook-Kightlinger marriage

Allyn271 — 2007-08-19 03:08:11Z

I have fairly extensive material on both of the Georges, wives, children, etc. If you need help sorting them out, contact me off list at allyn@surferie.net. Also have material on the Stainbrooks. They are such tangled families!

David D. Stainbrook Age 69 , son of Reuben Elmer and Geraldine Marie Rickard Stainbrook.

Irishlovey_1 — 2007-08-25 21:18:39Z

........................................................
Stainbrook, David D.

David D. Stainbrook Age 69 of 127 South First St., Knoxville, Pa. passed away August 23, 2007 at 6:27 a.m. at Robert Packer hospital, Sayre, Pa. He was born Nov. 21, 1937 in Meadville, Pa. the son of Reuben Elmer and Geraldine Marie Rickard Stainbrook. He attended the Univ. of Missouri at St. Louis. He served as a Sargent in the U.S. Airforce from June 1, 1955 to Jan. 18, 1959 as a pilotless aircraft guidance systems mechanic. He worked at McDonnell Aircraft in St. Louis on the “Falcon” guided missle. He worked on the Radar bench for the F44 and did work in the “Mercury” and “Gemini” spacecraft as a electronic tech. He worked for North American Aviation on the inertial guidance and bomb navigation systems on the AJ3 “Vigilante” bomber. He worked in the research dept. of the functional fluids group at Monsanto doing extensive work on cavitation erosion in aircraft hydraulic systems. He owned and operated two successful “Ziebart” franchises for 15 years. He was the number one Ziebart dealer in the United States in fleetsales, completing many government contracts with the U.S. Army and National guard. He was a member of the Yoked Church of Knoxville and the Elkland Lions Club. He was a 3rd degree mason with the Blue Lodge #25, Bristol, Pa. His many interests include hunting, fishing, and photography. He had his private pilots license, was a volunteer with the Pa. Fish and Boats Commission and helped stock trout for many years in Tioga and Potter Counties. He is survived by: Son - Scott Steven Stainbrook, Lancaster, Pa. Daughters - Jill Alma (Wade) Gamble, Millersville, Pa., Kelley Lynn (Raj) Prasad, Glen Mills, Pa. Grandchildren - Stephan Stainbrook, Nicholas Stainbrook, Steven Stainbrook, Keagan Gamber, Ian Eberly, Kiran Prasad, Morgan Eberly, Taylor Gamber, Bailey Prasad. Brother - Keith (Linda) Stainbrook, Lawrenceville, Pa. Sisters - Dorothy Boswell, Meadville, Pa., Virginia (Harold) Hills, Meadville, Pa., Rachel Egli, Wintersville, Ohio, Ruby Roland, Meadville, Pa. Sister in law - Joann Stainbrook, Montgomery, Pa. He was preceded in death by his daughter Kim Marie Eberly in 1999, brothers, Bernard and Kenneth and a sister Geraldine Autumn Whitesell. He is survived by numerous nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews. David has donated his body to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Humanity Gifts Registry for the benefit of medical education and research programs. A memorial service will be held at the Yoked Church of Knoxville on Monday Aug. 27, 2007 at 11:00 a.m. Visitation will be held Monday at the church from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service. Rev. Joel Coleman, offc. A dinner will follow in the church fellowship hall. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to Knoxville Public Library to purchase books. Arrangements are in the care of the Kenyon Funeral Home. Elkland, Pa.

Re: Lost Linkage between familys

davidstainbrook — 2007-12-07 18:26:18Z

I'll look into it. He may have been my Grandfathers brother. Maybe a cousin. I will be going back to Florence and Canyon City this next spring to take care of a pioneer cemetery of ours between these two towns. I think your Stainbrook might be buried in the old Canyon City Cemetery and I will check. Years ago at my father’s funeral we got together afterwards and made a midnight trip to this cemetery after my Uncle Cecil mentioned that there was a Stainbrook buried there. Grabbed flashlights and climbed over the fence and there it was. After my father passed, Cecile became the family historian. The marker is for a Stainbrook, male and has forgotten the first name. He died of lead poisoning according to the wording on the marker. Makes you wonder. Anyway any Stainbrook in Fremont County which incorporates these two towns, were brothers I am sure. Aden was a teamster for most of his life. My family branches were the original settlers in this area. My Great Great Grandfather McCumber settled the area in 1852 and was one of the first two white men in the area. He arrived along with a McCandless (spelling ?). I have the correct spelling if I am wrong somewhere. He settled on 40 acres along what is now the old highway, and the property was lost in the depression and one of the Oil Company's bought it for the oil under the area. We have a pioneer cemetery on the hill along side the road and McCumbers, Stainbrooks, Pecones and James take care of the graves. My Great Grandmother McCumber is buried there after she and my great uncle died of Small Pox. You could not be buried in the regular areas if you died from the Pox. He and McCandless shared the property with a Ute Indian tribe in this area and got along fine with them. This can't be said of the whites around Denver as they got together in later years and were responsible for a terrible massacre

Re: Lost Linkage between familys

davidstainbrook — 2007-12-06 21:26:27Z

correction to that last post. I typed Edward thinking of my grandfather on the maternal side, it Was Aden Hesler Stainbrook, and I and my cousins carry the middle names of Aden also. Hope that you arn't confused by my typo. Again any further questions I will be happy to answer.

David Aden Stainbrook

Re: Lost Linkage between familys

davidstainbrook — 2007-12-06 21:22:39Z

It is Edward Hessler Stainbrook, from Pa, Married Mary McCumber in Florence Colorado, Mary was my grandmother and she was Edwards second wife. Fern is my aunt (from Edwards first wife) and my fathers half sister. Fern married a Fox, and was raised and lived her whole life in Florence, Colorado (Fremont County) Feel free to e-mail me and I can give you more information if desired.

Re: Lost Linkage between familys

davidstainbrook — 2007-12-07 19:43:43Z

Get ahold of Mary Jane and get my e-mail from her. Don't think they let us put them in here. Mary Jane and Donna are my cousins and we spend time togeather. Mary Jane can't fill you in on me and once I get an e-mail or contact information from you or her, I will send you a complete Stainbrook history I did for the family a few years ago. Donna is my younger cousin and she has always been one of my favorites. Ethel is my fathers sister and I grew up spending time on the farm when visiting in that area during the summers. Looking to hear from you.

David

Re: Lost Linkage between familys

davidstainbrook — 2007-12-07 19:43:39Z

James Steinbrook 1861-1904

Susan_Murph — 2006-04-23 00:44:16Z

Hi
Looking for a obit or death record for James Steinbrook
1861-1904. I have been given the death date Oct 1904.
James was born and raised in Vinton County Ohio. He married Mary Alice Groves Feb 11 1881. They had 5 kids together. James' parents were Henry and Mary J(Seright)Steinbrook
Mary's(she went by Alice)parents were James Calvin and Christina(Dozer)Groves. She was raised by Christina's parents. Any info would be great
Susan Comer Murphy

Re: Stainbrook family site

Kroe532 — 2006-04-16 00:52:32Z

I am interested in joining the Stainbrook website. Please send me the address. Thanks, Carol

Re: Samuel Stainbrook

DustyKing1931 — 2008-01-17 17:30:54Z

Hi Sherri>>
If you can clear up your Query with where is Coloma Cem?
What State is Berrien Co. in? Need more info on Samuel,
I have TWENTY Samuel Stainbrooks. I have ELEVEN Edwards.
I show NO Samuel born in 1859? Please help clear some of this up.
Send me ALL the info you have, I'm sure I can help you.
I have Margarets "STAINBROOK BOOK" & since she has passed away (Oct 2007)
I will help with whatever I can. Doug doug@npgcable.com

Re: Lost Linkage between familys

DustyKing1931 — 2008-01-07 16:10:00Z

Hi David, since I have all of Margaret Stainbrook's Book
in my Family Tree Maker I'd like to know where you fit in?
I have at least 50 David Stainbrooks, please let me know.
If you hadn't heard Margaret Stainbrook died last Oct 2007
Iola Stainbrook Bean in Denver who helped her write the first Book
is trying to find out what happened to the second Book Margaret
was working on to come out on CD's
My great-grandma was Elizabeth Stainbrook 1870-1954
(she was NOT in the Book) Douglas Garman doug@npgcable.com

Death of (Author) Margaret Melissa Stainbrook

DustyKing1931 — 2008-01-02 23:00:18Z

Sorry to say that the Author of the Stainbrook/Steinbrook
Family History Book has passed away. Margaret M. Stainbrook Born 24 Mar 1927 in Zanesville, Ohio, died 2 Oct 2007 in Zanesville, OH age 80. Douglas Garman doug@npgcable.com

Henry Stainbrook/Steinbrook

smurphy71 — 2006-03-25 23:08:59Z

Hi
I have seen that Henry b 1826 Muskingum Co. Ohio is son of Henry and then removed to Seneca Ohio and died there. I have been tracking him through census and some other records. Well I find that he is the son of Abraham 1797Pa. and Sarah Weller. He is in the 1850 Brushcreek Muskingum Co census with Abraham and 9 brothers and sisters. By 1860 he is in Vinton Co.Ohio a few farms away from his brother John S. I find him there with his wife Mary and kids until 1880 census and have seen death record reference that he died in Vinton Co. in 1887. My line comes down through Henry's son James A b 1860 who married Mary Alice Groves b 1864. Mary Alice's parent where James Calvin Groves and Christina Dozer. James and Mary Alice had 5 kids.Their son Clarence b 1880. Clarence married Maude Pearl Pennell and had 12 kids. Their son Lawrence Steinbrook b 1911 was my Grandpa. Any one else searching this line? I have some really nice people help me and Im looking for some more ties and info. Thanks for reading.Please note the new email address
Susan Comer Murphy

Re: Stainbrook