Isaiah and Isabelle were parents of: GeorgeFrederick/11 September 1858, William Wallace/18 April 1860, Mary E. Stroudt/17 March 1867, Jane (Jennie) Phillips/6 February 1869.
Isaiah was quite young when he came to Lee County with his father, George Frederick Stainbrook. He worked by the month on a farm in Lee County until 1860. Went to Princeton, Bureau County and was employed on a farm there for two years. Returned to Lee County and invested his money on a quarter section of excellent farm land in Viola Township, where he resided for nearly thirty years.
Served in the Civil War as a member of the 153 Regiment of Illinois Volunteers -Company F. Enrolled on 18 February 1865 in Chicago. Was mustered in 27 February in Chicago. He was described as a farmer, 31 years old, born Crawford Co., Pennsylvania, 5'10", dark hair, grey eyes, dark complexion. Mustered out 21 September 1865.
Isaiah spent the better part of his life as a farmer and was a much respected citizen of Lee County.
He was sitting in a chair at home when he died suddenly. He was known to be afflicted with heart disease.
Isaiah and Isabelle were parents of: GeorgeFrederick/11 September 1858, William Wallace/18 April 1860, Mary E. Stroudt/17 March 1867, Jane (Jennie) Phillips/6 February 1869.
Isaiah was quite young when he came to Lee County with his father, George Frederick Stainbrook. He worked by the month on a farm in Lee County until 1860. Went to Princeton, Bureau County and was employed on a farm there for two years. Returned to Lee County and invested his money on a quarter section of excellent farm land in Viola Township, where he resided for nearly thirty years.
Served in the Civil War as a member of the 153 Regiment of Illinois Volunteers -Company F. Enrolled on 18 February 1865 in Chicago. Was mustered in 27 February in Chicago. He was described as a farmer, 31 years old, born Crawford Co., Pennsylvania, 5'10", dark hair, grey eyes, dark complexion. Mustered out 21 September 1865.
Isaiah spent the better part of his life as a farmer and was a much respected citizen of Lee County.
He was sitting in a chair at home when he died suddenly. He was known to be afflicted with heart disease.
Family Members
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Almeda Stainbrook Green
1839–1923
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Alfred Hulings Stainbrook
1841–1887
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Marcus Huling Stainbrook
1843–1916
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Sarah Elizabeth Stainbrook Van Deventer
1845–1925
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PVT. Charles D Steinbrook
1847–1865
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Charlotte Wood "Lottie" Stainbrook Fuller
1847–1917
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William Bates Stainbrook
1851–1935
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Oscar D Steinbrook
1852–1937
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James Orrin Steinbrook
1855–1931
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Lewis Frederick Stainbrook
1860–1939
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