Wife of Martin Stabbal (1811-1892). Martin and Sophia married in Germany. Family notes say the family came from the Kassel, Germany area. Martin came to North America with a brother about 1850 and settled around Amherst. He then sent for the family from Germany.
Martin and Sophia and their family lived east of Slate Stone Cut in Brownhelp Twp for many years. The farm was said to have a railroad slate cut quarry at the back of the property.
Martin and Sophia had at least seven children:
Fredericka, born 1842
Mary, b1846
Kate, b1853
Martin, b1855
John, b1856
George, b1859
Anna, b1863
Martin and Sophia and their family lived east of Slate Stone Cut in Brownhelp Twp for many years. The farm was said to have a railroad slate cut quarry at the back of the property.
Martin and Sophia had at least seven children:
Fredericka, born 1842
Mary, b1846
Kate, b1853
Martin, b1855
John, b1856
George, b1859
Anna, b1863
Wife of Martin Stabbal (1811-1892). Martin and Sophia married in Germany. Family notes say the family came from the Kassel, Germany area. Martin came to North America with a brother about 1850 and settled around Amherst. He then sent for the family from Germany.
Martin and Sophia and their family lived east of Slate Stone Cut in Brownhelp Twp for many years. The farm was said to have a railroad slate cut quarry at the back of the property.
Martin and Sophia had at least seven children:
Fredericka, born 1842
Mary, b1846
Kate, b1853
Martin, b1855
John, b1856
George, b1859
Anna, b1863
Martin and Sophia and their family lived east of Slate Stone Cut in Brownhelp Twp for many years. The farm was said to have a railroad slate cut quarry at the back of the property.
Martin and Sophia had at least seven children:
Fredericka, born 1842
Mary, b1846
Kate, b1853
Martin, b1855
John, b1856
George, b1859
Anna, b1863
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