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| Birth: | 17 Sep 1851 in Washington Co., Maryland 1 2 |
| Death: | 14 Oct 1929 in Hagerstown, Washington Co., Md 1 2 |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Samuel A. Stonebraker b. 26 Sep 1817 in Fair Play, Washington Co., MD |
| Mother: | Sarah Rebecca Knode b. 19 Feb 1822 in Funkstown, Washington Co., Maryland |
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| Burial: Unknown Hagerstown, Washington Co., Md (Rose Hill Cemetery-section H) 2 1 |
| Reference: 4327 |
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| Sarah Worsham Dalby (Wife) b. 1857 in Virginia
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| Marriage: | 3 JUN 1880 in Hagerstown, Washington Co., MD |
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 Samuel Dalby Stonebraker b. 25 Mar 1881 in Washington Co., Maryland
- Lynden G. Stonebraker b. 12 Aug 1883 in Washington Co., Maryland
- Branch Worsham Stonebraker b. 26 Feb 1886
- J. Howell Stonebraker b. 9 Apr 1887 in Washington Co., Maryland
- Rebecca Stonebraker b. 10 May 1888 in Washington Co., Maryland
- Carl Kieffer Stonebraker b. 31 Dec 1889 in Washington Co., Maryland
- Virginia Stonebraker b. 26 Feb 1892 in Washington Co., Maryland
- Richard Daniel Stonebraker b. 10 Oct 1894 in Washington Co., Maryland
- William Paul Stonebraker b. 3 Nov 1896 in Washington Co., Maryland
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Individual:
[Hughs gencom file.FBK]
Notes from Diana Kay Stonebraker-Orendorf:
John married Sarah Dalby, a decendent of the Duke of Alba, Sarah Worsham
Dalby was the salutorian of her class in college at Farmville (now
Longwood in VA) where she graduated in music. Born about 1855 and died
about 1899. John Clarence Stonebraker was a chaplain in the Confederate
Army during the Civil War. He was also a farmer and an author. (He wrote
"The Unwritten South" and another book, both which are considered rare.)
He died about 1927.
Research notes:
Sarah is included in the 1900 Federal Census. Per 1900 census record,
Clarence and Sarah had 10 children, 7 living at the time of the census.
Clarence was a farmer in Hagerstown, ED #2 outside city limits. He had a
mortgage on the farm (schedule 20). In this census, son Branch is listed
as female.
"The Unwritten South: Cause, progress and result of the Civil War" Relics
of hidden truth after 40 years. Published in Hagerstown, MD in 1908. Can
be found in at the Maryland Historical Society, Call no. E487.588, Item
ID Q9700000023636.
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- Title: Hughs gencom file.FBK
Media: Other
Text: Date of Import: Apr 13, 2002
- Title: Notes from Diana Kay Stonebraker-Orendorf March 6, 2001
- Title: The Stonebrakers in America by Dr Charles L. Eater, Jr., Mabel B. Eater, & Charles William Morgan Pub.1992
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