Isaac Stimson was born January 30, 1799 in Virginia. Isaac and his wife Rachel were married in Halifax, Virginia in 1817. They moved to Kentucky and then to Texas. They arrived in Collin County in 1853 and settled southwest of McKinney. Isaac and Rachel had twelve children, born from 1819 to 1839. Their children were, in order of their births:
Edward C.,
Martha J.,
Amanda P. F.,
Abigail O.,
Daniel M.,
Maryan E.,
Isaac W.,
Lucy F.,
Rachel B.,
Socrates H.,
Clementine P., and
Josiah F..
(Sources indicate that Isaac and Rachel Stimson were originally buried in Stimson Cemetery in another part of Collin County. Stimson Cemetery is no longer in existence, but is listed on this website. It is unknown why the family name is spelled Stimpson on the gravestone.)
The original immigrant in the Stimson family to Collin County, Isaac Stimson, together with his wife Rachel O., together with other members of their family, who died from 1858 to 1877, are buried in small family burial plot in a grove of trees just west of the Ridgeview Cemetery, southwest of McKinney. Daniel M. Stimson was buried in the Abston Cemetery with the Abston family north of Lavon.The six generations of the Stimson family who have lived, or are living in Collin county, are as follows: Isaac Stimson, Daniel M. Stimson, Fannie Belle Stimson Boyd, Roland Boyd, William Maston Boyd and Brad and Blake Boyd.
Stimpson, EARLY SETTLERS OF COLLIN COUNTY." Collin County, Texas History and Genealogy Webpage by Genealogy Friends of Plano Libraries, Inc.
Edward C.,
Martha J.,
Amanda P. F.,
Abigail O.,
Daniel M.,
Maryan E.,
Isaac W.,
Lucy F.,
Rachel B.,
Socrates H.,
Clementine P., and
Josiah F..
(Sources indicate that Isaac and Rachel Stimson were originally buried in Stimson Cemetery in another part of Collin County. Stimson Cemetery is no longer in existence, but is listed on this website. It is unknown why the family name is spelled Stimpson on the gravestone.)
The original immigrant in the Stimson family to Collin County, Isaac Stimson, together with his wife Rachel O., together with other members of their family, who died from 1858 to 1877, are buried in small family burial plot in a grove of trees just west of the Ridgeview Cemetery, southwest of McKinney. Daniel M. Stimson was buried in the Abston Cemetery with the Abston family north of Lavon.The six generations of the Stimson family who have lived, or are living in Collin county, are as follows: Isaac Stimson, Daniel M. Stimson, Fannie Belle Stimson Boyd, Roland Boyd, William Maston Boyd and Brad and Blake Boyd.
Stimpson, EARLY SETTLERS OF COLLIN COUNTY." Collin County, Texas History and Genealogy Webpage by Genealogy Friends of Plano Libraries, Inc.
Isaac Stimson was born January 30, 1799 in Virginia. Isaac and his wife Rachel were married in Halifax, Virginia in 1817. They moved to Kentucky and then to Texas. They arrived in Collin County in 1853 and settled southwest of McKinney. Isaac and Rachel had twelve children, born from 1819 to 1839. Their children were, in order of their births:
Edward C.,
Martha J.,
Amanda P. F.,
Abigail O.,
Daniel M.,
Maryan E.,
Isaac W.,
Lucy F.,
Rachel B.,
Socrates H.,
Clementine P., and
Josiah F..
(Sources indicate that Isaac and Rachel Stimson were originally buried in Stimson Cemetery in another part of Collin County. Stimson Cemetery is no longer in existence, but is listed on this website. It is unknown why the family name is spelled Stimpson on the gravestone.)
The original immigrant in the Stimson family to Collin County, Isaac Stimson, together with his wife Rachel O., together with other members of their family, who died from 1858 to 1877, are buried in small family burial plot in a grove of trees just west of the Ridgeview Cemetery, southwest of McKinney. Daniel M. Stimson was buried in the Abston Cemetery with the Abston family north of Lavon.The six generations of the Stimson family who have lived, or are living in Collin county, are as follows: Isaac Stimson, Daniel M. Stimson, Fannie Belle Stimson Boyd, Roland Boyd, William Maston Boyd and Brad and Blake Boyd.
Stimpson, EARLY SETTLERS OF COLLIN COUNTY." Collin County, Texas History and Genealogy Webpage by Genealogy Friends of Plano Libraries, Inc.
Edward C.,
Martha J.,
Amanda P. F.,
Abigail O.,
Daniel M.,
Maryan E.,
Isaac W.,
Lucy F.,
Rachel B.,
Socrates H.,
Clementine P., and
Josiah F..
(Sources indicate that Isaac and Rachel Stimson were originally buried in Stimson Cemetery in another part of Collin County. Stimson Cemetery is no longer in existence, but is listed on this website. It is unknown why the family name is spelled Stimpson on the gravestone.)
The original immigrant in the Stimson family to Collin County, Isaac Stimson, together with his wife Rachel O., together with other members of their family, who died from 1858 to 1877, are buried in small family burial plot in a grove of trees just west of the Ridgeview Cemetery, southwest of McKinney. Daniel M. Stimson was buried in the Abston Cemetery with the Abston family north of Lavon.The six generations of the Stimson family who have lived, or are living in Collin county, are as follows: Isaac Stimson, Daniel M. Stimson, Fannie Belle Stimson Boyd, Roland Boyd, William Maston Boyd and Brad and Blake Boyd.
Stimpson, EARLY SETTLERS OF COLLIN COUNTY." Collin County, Texas History and Genealogy Webpage by Genealogy Friends of Plano Libraries, Inc.
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