Hiram Stamper was the son of John Whitt Stamper and Lucinda Hogg. He married Arena/Anna Francis, daughter of Thomas Francis and Louranie Polly on 3-1-1857 in Letcher Co.
Hiram served in the Civil War where he got his nickname, 'Capt. Hiram'. He enlisted in the 5th Kentucky regiment on November 1 1861 at Whitesburg, Kentucky and served in the Co A; 13th Kentucky Cavalry, CSA regiment from September to October 1862. He was captured at the Battle of Leatherwood in Perry Co., Kentucky on October 17 1862 and later exchanged. He was again captured at Gladeville, Virginia on July 7, 1863. Children of Hiram H Stamper and Anna Francis;
James D. Stamper 1858-1939 m Julia Whitaker
Lucinda Bell Stamper 1862-1908 m Samuel Cornett
Elizabeth Stamper 1863-1938 m Jethro Hagins
Lorinda Stamper 1866
John Harlan Stamper 1867-1894
Letitia Stamper 1868-1965 m Jesse Reynolds
W. Colbert Stamper 1870 m Polly Ann Pigman
Hiram Stamper was the son of John Whitt Stamper and Lucinda Hogg. He married Arena/Anna Francis, daughter of Thomas Francis and Louranie Polly on 3-1-1857 in Letcher Co.
Hiram served in the Civil War where he got his nickname, 'Capt. Hiram'. He enlisted in the 5th Kentucky regiment on November 1 1861 at Whitesburg, Kentucky and served in the Co A; 13th Kentucky Cavalry, CSA regiment from September to October 1862. He was captured at the Battle of Leatherwood in Perry Co., Kentucky on October 17 1862 and later exchanged. He was again captured at Gladeville, Virginia on July 7, 1863. Children of Hiram H Stamper and Anna Francis;
James D. Stamper 1858-1939 m Julia Whitaker
Lucinda Bell Stamper 1862-1908 m Samuel Cornett
Elizabeth Stamper 1863-1938 m Jethro Hagins
Lorinda Stamper 1866
John Harlan Stamper 1867-1894
Letitia Stamper 1868-1965 m Jesse Reynolds
W. Colbert Stamper 1870 m Polly Ann Pigman
Gravesite Details
This grave was moved from the Stamper Cemetery at Ball Point in Knott Co.
Family Members
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