Memorial Grave for Ezekiel Stansberry. Burial is Unknown in Greene County, Tennessee,
Ezekiel's parents are unproven and few to no records have been found on his birthplace age'.
He appears in Frederick County, in 1787 tax list married in 1788 on 1791 Tax list and then appears in Greene County, Tennessee by 1805. Many have his birth as 1759 a guess by Delaney a Stanbrough researcher in the 1970's.
New research leads me to believe that Josiah Stansberry and Sarah Wood may be the parents of Ezekiel Stansberry. Josiah possible a member of Old St Paul Lutheran Church
Shenandoah, Virginia in 1756, borders Frederick County, Virginia where we find Ezekiel Stansberry - 1787
Christian was the first Lutheran pastor in Winchester, Va. The diary of his early ministry is available in the book, the History of the Lutheran Church in Winchester. He preached throughout the Shenandoah Valley both in German and English to the early settlers along the valley pike. He is buried in Mt. Hebron Cemetery in Winchester and a statue of him stands in front of the restored wall of his original Lutheran Church. His accomplishments are also noted in the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley in Winchester.
Christian Streit was the preacher that married Ezekiel Stansberry and Esther Kremer in 1788.
PARENTS ARE NOT PROVEN;
Ezekiel Stansberry. on 1787 Census Frederick Co Virginia and had to be 21 So his birth had to be at least before 1766
I am still researching Ezekiel
" Ezekiel Stansbury, a Farmer, was born in Virginia and died 1814/1815 in Greene Co. Tennessee. He was married to Esther Neil Kremer on 19 August 1788 in Frederick Co., Virginia. Esther was born 5 December 1761 in Virginia and died on 7 April 1850 in Cheney's Grove Twp., McLean Co. Illinois. Her gravestone gives her age as 88 yrs., 4 mos., 2 days She was buried in Old Township Cemetery in what is now the town of Saybrook.
After their marriage, Ezekiel and Esther lived a few years in Frederick Co., Virginia. Then in the early 1790s, they moved to eastern Tennessee, settling near the border of Greene and Washington counties sometime around 1805.
Ezekiel and Esther had fifteen children. In the late 1820s and early 1830s, six of the children moved from eastern Tennessee to make their homes in McLean Co., Illinois. These six were: Ezekiel, Edward, Isaac, Abram, Elizabeth, and Esther. A seventh child, Mary, moved to Mclean County in 1849.
It was Abram who went back to Tennessee ca. 1837 to fetch his widowed mother, Esther, to Illinois. He made the trip to Tennessee on horseback, the return trip in a carriage. At that time Esther was 76 years of age."
Other spellings of the name are Stanbury, Stansberry, Stanbery, Stanberry, Stansbery, and Stanborough. According to the work of William Dulaney of Cincinnati, Ohio descended from the Stanborough(Stansbrough, Stansborough, the family of Southhampton L.I. and Lynn, Mass. circa 1637. According to Dulaney descendants of William Stanborowe of Cannons Ashby England
The Work of Dulaney has been proven incorrect and the parents of Ezekiel can not be proven from records and sources.
(The Old Township Cemetery in Saybrook, Illinois is at the west end of Cedar Street at the west edge of the village.
Ezekiel's parents are unproven and few to no records have been found on his birthplace age'.
He appears in Frederick County, in 1787 tax list married in 1788 on 1791 Tax list and then appears in Greene County, Tennessee by 1805. Many have his birth as 1759 a guess by Delaney a Stanbrough researcher in the 1970's.
New research leads me to believe that Josiah Stansberry and Sarah Wood may be the parents of Ezekiel Stansberry. Josiah possible a member of Old St Paul Lutheran Church
Shenandoah, Virginia in 1756, borders Frederick County, Virginia where we find Ezekiel Stansberry - 1787
Christian was the first Lutheran pastor in Winchester, Va. The diary of his early ministry is available in the book, the History of the Lutheran Church in Winchester. He preached throughout the Shenandoah Valley both in German and English to the early settlers along the valley pike. He is buried in Mt. Hebron Cemetery in Winchester and a statue of him stands in front of the restored wall of his original Lutheran Church. His accomplishments are also noted in the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley in Winchester.
Christian Streit was the preacher that married Ezekiel Stansberry and Esther Kremer in 1788.
PARENTS ARE NOT PROVEN;
Ezekiel Stansberry. on 1787 Census Frederick Co Virginia and had to be 21 So his birth had to be at least before 1766
I am still researching Ezekiel
" Ezekiel Stansbury, a Farmer, was born in Virginia and died 1814/1815 in Greene Co. Tennessee. He was married to Esther Neil Kremer on 19 August 1788 in Frederick Co., Virginia. Esther was born 5 December 1761 in Virginia and died on 7 April 1850 in Cheney's Grove Twp., McLean Co. Illinois. Her gravestone gives her age as 88 yrs., 4 mos., 2 days She was buried in Old Township Cemetery in what is now the town of Saybrook.
After their marriage, Ezekiel and Esther lived a few years in Frederick Co., Virginia. Then in the early 1790s, they moved to eastern Tennessee, settling near the border of Greene and Washington counties sometime around 1805.
Ezekiel and Esther had fifteen children. In the late 1820s and early 1830s, six of the children moved from eastern Tennessee to make their homes in McLean Co., Illinois. These six were: Ezekiel, Edward, Isaac, Abram, Elizabeth, and Esther. A seventh child, Mary, moved to Mclean County in 1849.
It was Abram who went back to Tennessee ca. 1837 to fetch his widowed mother, Esther, to Illinois. He made the trip to Tennessee on horseback, the return trip in a carriage. At that time Esther was 76 years of age."
Other spellings of the name are Stanbury, Stansberry, Stanbery, Stanberry, Stansbery, and Stanborough. According to the work of William Dulaney of Cincinnati, Ohio descended from the Stanborough(Stansbrough, Stansborough, the family of Southhampton L.I. and Lynn, Mass. circa 1637. According to Dulaney descendants of William Stanborowe of Cannons Ashby England
The Work of Dulaney has been proven incorrect and the parents of Ezekiel can not be proven from records and sources.
(The Old Township Cemetery in Saybrook, Illinois is at the west end of Cedar Street at the west edge of the village.
Memorial Grave for Ezekiel Stansberry. Burial is Unknown in Greene County, Tennessee,
Ezekiel's parents are unproven and few to no records have been found on his birthplace age'.
He appears in Frederick County, in 1787 tax list married in 1788 on 1791 Tax list and then appears in Greene County, Tennessee by 1805. Many have his birth as 1759 a guess by Delaney a Stanbrough researcher in the 1970's.
New research leads me to believe that Josiah Stansberry and Sarah Wood may be the parents of Ezekiel Stansberry. Josiah possible a member of Old St Paul Lutheran Church
Shenandoah, Virginia in 1756, borders Frederick County, Virginia where we find Ezekiel Stansberry - 1787
Christian was the first Lutheran pastor in Winchester, Va. The diary of his early ministry is available in the book, the History of the Lutheran Church in Winchester. He preached throughout the Shenandoah Valley both in German and English to the early settlers along the valley pike. He is buried in Mt. Hebron Cemetery in Winchester and a statue of him stands in front of the restored wall of his original Lutheran Church. His accomplishments are also noted in the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley in Winchester.
Christian Streit was the preacher that married Ezekiel Stansberry and Esther Kremer in 1788.
PARENTS ARE NOT PROVEN;
Ezekiel Stansberry. on 1787 Census Frederick Co Virginia and had to be 21 So his birth had to be at least before 1766
I am still researching Ezekiel
" Ezekiel Stansbury, a Farmer, was born in Virginia and died 1814/1815 in Greene Co. Tennessee. He was married to Esther Neil Kremer on 19 August 1788 in Frederick Co., Virginia. Esther was born 5 December 1761 in Virginia and died on 7 April 1850 in Cheney's Grove Twp., McLean Co. Illinois. Her gravestone gives her age as 88 yrs., 4 mos., 2 days She was buried in Old Township Cemetery in what is now the town of Saybrook.
After their marriage, Ezekiel and Esther lived a few years in Frederick Co., Virginia. Then in the early 1790s, they moved to eastern Tennessee, settling near the border of Greene and Washington counties sometime around 1805.
Ezekiel and Esther had fifteen children. In the late 1820s and early 1830s, six of the children moved from eastern Tennessee to make their homes in McLean Co., Illinois. These six were: Ezekiel, Edward, Isaac, Abram, Elizabeth, and Esther. A seventh child, Mary, moved to Mclean County in 1849.
It was Abram who went back to Tennessee ca. 1837 to fetch his widowed mother, Esther, to Illinois. He made the trip to Tennessee on horseback, the return trip in a carriage. At that time Esther was 76 years of age."
Other spellings of the name are Stanbury, Stansberry, Stanbery, Stanberry, Stansbery, and Stanborough. According to the work of William Dulaney of Cincinnati, Ohio descended from the Stanborough(Stansbrough, Stansborough, the family of Southhampton L.I. and Lynn, Mass. circa 1637. According to Dulaney descendants of William Stanborowe of Cannons Ashby England
The Work of Dulaney has been proven incorrect and the parents of Ezekiel can not be proven from records and sources.
(The Old Township Cemetery in Saybrook, Illinois is at the west end of Cedar Street at the west edge of the village.
Ezekiel's parents are unproven and few to no records have been found on his birthplace age'.
He appears in Frederick County, in 1787 tax list married in 1788 on 1791 Tax list and then appears in Greene County, Tennessee by 1805. Many have his birth as 1759 a guess by Delaney a Stanbrough researcher in the 1970's.
New research leads me to believe that Josiah Stansberry and Sarah Wood may be the parents of Ezekiel Stansberry. Josiah possible a member of Old St Paul Lutheran Church
Shenandoah, Virginia in 1756, borders Frederick County, Virginia where we find Ezekiel Stansberry - 1787
Christian was the first Lutheran pastor in Winchester, Va. The diary of his early ministry is available in the book, the History of the Lutheran Church in Winchester. He preached throughout the Shenandoah Valley both in German and English to the early settlers along the valley pike. He is buried in Mt. Hebron Cemetery in Winchester and a statue of him stands in front of the restored wall of his original Lutheran Church. His accomplishments are also noted in the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley in Winchester.
Christian Streit was the preacher that married Ezekiel Stansberry and Esther Kremer in 1788.
PARENTS ARE NOT PROVEN;
Ezekiel Stansberry. on 1787 Census Frederick Co Virginia and had to be 21 So his birth had to be at least before 1766
I am still researching Ezekiel
" Ezekiel Stansbury, a Farmer, was born in Virginia and died 1814/1815 in Greene Co. Tennessee. He was married to Esther Neil Kremer on 19 August 1788 in Frederick Co., Virginia. Esther was born 5 December 1761 in Virginia and died on 7 April 1850 in Cheney's Grove Twp., McLean Co. Illinois. Her gravestone gives her age as 88 yrs., 4 mos., 2 days She was buried in Old Township Cemetery in what is now the town of Saybrook.
After their marriage, Ezekiel and Esther lived a few years in Frederick Co., Virginia. Then in the early 1790s, they moved to eastern Tennessee, settling near the border of Greene and Washington counties sometime around 1805.
Ezekiel and Esther had fifteen children. In the late 1820s and early 1830s, six of the children moved from eastern Tennessee to make their homes in McLean Co., Illinois. These six were: Ezekiel, Edward, Isaac, Abram, Elizabeth, and Esther. A seventh child, Mary, moved to Mclean County in 1849.
It was Abram who went back to Tennessee ca. 1837 to fetch his widowed mother, Esther, to Illinois. He made the trip to Tennessee on horseback, the return trip in a carriage. At that time Esther was 76 years of age."
Other spellings of the name are Stanbury, Stansberry, Stanbery, Stanberry, Stansbery, and Stanborough. According to the work of William Dulaney of Cincinnati, Ohio descended from the Stanborough(Stansbrough, Stansborough, the family of Southhampton L.I. and Lynn, Mass. circa 1637. According to Dulaney descendants of William Stanborowe of Cannons Ashby England
The Work of Dulaney has been proven incorrect and the parents of Ezekiel can not be proven from records and sources.
(The Old Township Cemetery in Saybrook, Illinois is at the west end of Cedar Street at the west edge of the village.
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