Stall 1700s -1850s Pa to Ohio-would like your input
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Stall 1700s -1850s Pa to Ohio-would like your input
I am putting this out there in hopes that I will hear from some of you that are researching this Stall family . I have no proof and am only wondering if I am even remotely on the right track or need to change course. Please let me know on this site if you have anything to add or set me straight.
In 1751-1752 tax records of Cumberland Coo. Pa is one male Stall; Henry Stall
In 1785 tax record Franklin Co, Pa is Henry Stall
(Franklin was formed from Cumberland in 1784)
IN 1782 Henry Stall of Carlisle,Cumberland Co, Pa was appointed overseer of the poor.
1790 census of Cumberland and Franklin Counties...
Abraham Stall --Cumberland Co
John Stall--Cumberland Co
James Stall --Franklin Co
Joseph Stall--Franklin
Pheby Stall--Franklin
Andrew Stall--Franklin
Jacob Stall --Franklin
My question-- is Henry Stall the father of the 1790 census listings. Any one have any ideas. Is Pheby a sister-in-law to the males.
I think James is my ancestor,married to Anna Marie Simons. He was b. 1761 in Cumberland Co.Pa. 1802 he moved on to Boardman, Trumbull Co, Ohio.
Joseph Stall. I find a Joseph b. ca 1766 in Cumberland.
In 1850 Mahoning Co, Ohio is a Joseph Stall age 84 with a John Stall age 60 next door. Is this the same Joseph as in
1790 census.
I have found two potential Abrahams Stall/Stahl. One dies in Toboyne , Cumberland Co, Pa in 23 June 1808. His will list daughter
Margaret Stall, four sons, Peter, John, Abraham, and William, two youngest minors.
Son-in-laws, Peter Salsbury and George Geese.
witnesses, John Wack, Daniel Bloom
and
Abraham Stall b. 1765 in Pa
d. in White Eyes, Coshocton, Ohio
In 1850 census in Crawford, Coshocton, Ohio
a son William b. 1791.
Can anyone clarify this for me.
Jacob Stall b. ca 1762
1800 census he is in Green Castle, Franklin Co, Pa
1810 census he is in Fannet , Franklin Co,Pa
1820 census he is in Green , Franklin Co, Pa.
Next door to Jacob in 1800 is Abraham and Philip
No info on Andrew, John
If anyone has any insight or can help me include or discard any of these or other info you may have on the Stalls, I would appreciate hearing. Perhaps a joint effort of Stall researchers may find some answers.
In 1751-1752 tax records of Cumberland Coo. Pa is one male Stall; Henry Stall
In 1785 tax record Franklin Co, Pa is Henry Stall
(Franklin was formed from Cumberland in 1784)
IN 1782 Henry Stall of Carlisle,Cumberland Co, Pa was appointed overseer of the poor.
1790 census of Cumberland and Franklin Counties...
Abraham Stall --Cumberland Co
John Stall--Cumberland Co
James Stall --Franklin Co
Joseph Stall--Franklin
Pheby Stall--Franklin
Andrew Stall--Franklin
Jacob Stall --Franklin
My question-- is Henry Stall the father of the 1790 census listings. Any one have any ideas. Is Pheby a sister-in-law to the males.
I think James is my ancestor,married to Anna Marie Simons. He was b. 1761 in Cumberland Co.Pa. 1802 he moved on to Boardman, Trumbull Co, Ohio.
Joseph Stall. I find a Joseph b. ca 1766 in Cumberland.
In 1850 Mahoning Co, Ohio is a Joseph Stall age 84 with a John Stall age 60 next door. Is this the same Joseph as in
1790 census.
I have found two potential Abrahams Stall/Stahl. One dies in Toboyne , Cumberland Co, Pa in 23 June 1808. His will list daughter
Margaret Stall, four sons, Peter, John, Abraham, and William, two youngest minors.
Son-in-laws, Peter Salsbury and George Geese.
witnesses, John Wack, Daniel Bloom
and
Abraham Stall b. 1765 in Pa
d. in White Eyes, Coshocton, Ohio
In 1850 census in Crawford, Coshocton, Ohio
a son William b. 1791.
Can anyone clarify this for me.
Jacob Stall b. ca 1762
1800 census he is in Green Castle, Franklin Co, Pa
1810 census he is in Fannet , Franklin Co,Pa
1820 census he is in Green , Franklin Co, Pa.
Next door to Jacob in 1800 is Abraham and Philip
No info on Andrew, John
If anyone has any insight or can help me include or discard any of these or other info you may have on the Stalls, I would appreciate hearing. Perhaps a joint effort of Stall researchers may find some answers.