Child of John Stafford and Sarah Williams
James Stafford (1786-1849) m. Elizabeth Monroe (1789-1849)
Presumably John Stafford had other children. Can anyone help us with these?
The 1820 Stokes County, NC census lists a John Stafford and a James Stafford. In 1830, Stokes County Census we find John Stafford as Head of Household (page 99). John Stafford's closest neighbors are Abraham Wood and Daniel Faw.
James Stafford is also found in the 1830 Stokes County Census as Head of Household: males (2-5, 1-20, 1-50); females (1-10, 1-50); male slaves (3-10, 1-36); female slaves (1-10, 2-36). His closest neighbors are: John Spach, Sr. and John S. Davis.
James Stafford died in August, 1849 in Forsyth County, NC. His wife, Elizabeth Monroe Stafford, died about one month later. She was 60 years of age.
We suspect that Hannah and Elizabeth Hanes were sisters. Who were their parents?
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Children of James Stafford (1786-1849) and Elizabeth Monroe
John Monroe Stafford (1813-1877) m. 1) Mary Elizabeth Booe (1824-1868),
d/o John Booe and Elizabeth Cheshire, 2) Esther Peeler d/o Caleb and Salome Peeler
Almaron J. Stafford (1815-1863) m. 1) Sarah L. Trantham (1816-1855); 2) Cornelia S. Price
Samuel Hubert Stafford (1818-1823)
Abigail M. Stafford (1821-?) m. John Saunders
Homer Milton Stafford (1823-)
James Alvanon Stafford (1825-1830)
Henry Franklin Stafford (1829-?)
Alexander M. Stafford (1832-?)
Phebe Emily Stafford (1834-?)
Lydia Stafford (1840-?)
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Children of Henry Stafford and Mary Smith
Harvey H. Stafford (ca. 1832-?)
Andrew H. Stafford (1837-1929) m. Etha Malinda Sells (1835-1899), d/o Jonathan Sells and Sarah Mathews
Children of Henry Stafford and Sarah Shields
Amanda Stafford (1841-1900) m. Henry W. Sapp (1841-1909), d/o Henry Sapp and Mary Teague
John H. Stafford (1842-1865)
William P. Stafford (1844-1866)
David R. Stafford (1847-1921) m. Laura Ann Swaim (1850-1923), d/o Joseph Swaim and Keziah Idol
Thomas E. Stafford (1848-1866)
Elisha W. Stafford (1850-1884)
Rosana A. Stafford (1852-1866)
Mary Eliza Stafford (1853-1918) m. her cousin Julius H. Stafford
Sarah Meranda Stafford (1855-1871)
Cornelius J. Stafford (ca. 1856-1857)
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Children of Levi Stafford and Elizabeth
Hannah M. Stafford (1835-1910) m. 1) Reuben Franklin Payne, 2) Samuel Edwin Duggins (1847-1926), s/o Napoleon Duggins and Mary Eliza Butner
Robertson Stafford (1837-1912) m. Ruth J. Fulp (ca. 1836-1911)
Zadoc N. Stafford (1839-1908)
Sarah M. Stafford (1841-1861)
Mary E. Stafford (1843-1921) m. Yancy Crews (1844-1921)
Malissa Stafford (ca. 1846-?)
Oliver Stafford (ca. 1848-?)
Julius H. Stafford (1850-1937) m. Mary Eliza Stafford
Levina Stafford (1853-1941) m. William P. Wilson
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Children of Robertson Stafford and Elizabeth Hendricks
Elias H. Stafford (ca. 1848-?)
Hyram L. Stafford (ca. 1852-?)
Marcus L. Stafford (1854-1932) m. Leah Corina Idol (1849-1893)
David F. Stafford (ca. 1856-?)
Laura A. Stafford (ca. 1859-?)
Joseph Stafford (ca. 1861-?)
Benjamin Stafford (ca. 1864-?)
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Children of John Monroe Stafford and 1) Mary Elizabeth Booe
Elizabeth Jane Stafford (1843-1891)
Sarah Ann Stafford (1845-1910) m. George Nissen
Clark Taylor Stafford (1847-1870)
Abigail Minerva Stafford (1849-1873)
Franklin Pierce Stafford (1853-1885)
John Douglas Stafford (1855-1877)
William Beeson Stafford (1857-1950) [dates corrected 2/8/04] m. Jennie B. Griffith
Leo Washington Stafford (1860-1941) m. Nancy Minerva Foster (1861-1934),
d/o Coleman Foster and Minerva Call, granddaughter of Margaret Elizabeth Sheets and John Call
Oscar M. Stafford (1864-?)
George Louis Stafford (1866-?)
Emma L. Stafford
"Stafford, John M.., Esq., aged 63 years, 8 months, and 18 days, March 1, 1877, at his residence in Forsyth County. Mr. Stafford was a prominent and useful citizen, having served his county acceptably as a magistrate, chairman of the county court, and Senator from Stokes and Forsyth in the state legislature. A gentleman of remarkable energy, he accumulated a large estate and in many instances enabled persons to secure homes for themselves and families. His remains were interred at Plesant Fork Church." -- Death Notices from the Peoples Press (Salem, NC) 1851-1892, published by the Forsyth County Genealogical Society
Children of John Monroe Stafford and 2) Esther Peeler
Mary Salome Stafford (1872-?)
Lula H. Stafford (1874-?)
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Children of Almaron J. Stafford and 1) Sarah L. Trantham
John Calhoun Stafford
Francis Marion Stafford (1838-1851)
Almaron J. Stafford was the Forsyth County Clerk of Court for 12 years and held the rank of General when he died near in the Valley of Virginia while visiting NC Confederate troops.
John Calhoun Stafford, was a Captain in command of Company K, 48th Regiment, NC Troops and was the sole surviving officer in the company when he was wounded during the bloody "Battle of Fredericksburg, VA". He died shortly thereafter, having been returned to his home. He and his father are buried in the Salem Cemetery. -- Death Notices from the Peoples Press (Salem, NC) 1851-1892, published by the Forsyth County Genealogical Society
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Children of Abigail M. Stafford and John Saunders
Emily D. Saunders (?-1865)
Children of William Beeson Stafford and Jennie B. Griffith
Blanche Stafford (1882-1945)
Mary Emma Stafford (1885-?)
Jennie "Cleve" Cleveland Stafford (1887-?)
William Griffith Stafford (1889-1939)
Sallie George Stafford (1891-?)
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Children of Leo Washington Stafford and Nancy Minerva Foster
John Coleman Stafford (1881-1960) m. Laura Woody (1883-1974)
Mary "Mamie" Minerva Stafford (1883-1960)
William "Will" Issac Stafford (1886-1921)
Joseph Franklin Stafford (1889-1950) m. Florence Atkinson (1892-1955)
Luke A. Stafford (1892-1923)
Walter Ernest Stafford (1895-1924) m. Georgia Sherwood James
Thomas James Stafford (1899-1984) m. Elizabeth "Libby" H. Topinka (1900-1937)
Laura Lee Stafford (1903-1997) m. Joseph Theodore Terrell
Sources:
The information for this page was generously provided by Tom Stafford. Tom's email address is: TGStafford@compuserve.com
Mortality Schedule, Forsyth County, 1850
Stokes County Census 1790, 1800, 1820, 1830, published by the Forsyth County Genealogical Society
This page was revised on June 12, 2005.
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