Youngest son of Valentine and Rosanna Stucker Stoner. Married to Mary "Polly" Madden (1811-1886) in Jefferson County, Indiana, on October 12, 1826.
Children: Alfred, John, Samuel, Daniel, Andrew J., Amanda M., Jacob, and Mary Adeline.
No documentary evidence has been discovered on the ancestry of Valentine Stoner. Numerous researchers have tried to link Valentine to parentage in Pennsylvania but have not been able to find documentary evidence of birth in Colonial America before the American Revolution. Valentine's death is documented by a last will and testament recorded in Clark County, Indiana. His wife Rosanna died shortly after the birth of her last son, Jacob. Neither Valentine's nor Rosanna's graves has been located at this date.
Children: Alfred, John, Samuel, Daniel, Andrew J., Amanda M., Jacob, and Mary Adeline.
No documentary evidence has been discovered on the ancestry of Valentine Stoner. Numerous researchers have tried to link Valentine to parentage in Pennsylvania but have not been able to find documentary evidence of birth in Colonial America before the American Revolution. Valentine's death is documented by a last will and testament recorded in Clark County, Indiana. His wife Rosanna died shortly after the birth of her last son, Jacob. Neither Valentine's nor Rosanna's graves has been located at this date.
Youngest son of Valentine and Rosanna Stucker Stoner. Married to Mary "Polly" Madden (1811-1886) in Jefferson County, Indiana, on October 12, 1826.
Children: Alfred, John, Samuel, Daniel, Andrew J., Amanda M., Jacob, and Mary Adeline.
No documentary evidence has been discovered on the ancestry of Valentine Stoner. Numerous researchers have tried to link Valentine to parentage in Pennsylvania but have not been able to find documentary evidence of birth in Colonial America before the American Revolution. Valentine's death is documented by a last will and testament recorded in Clark County, Indiana. His wife Rosanna died shortly after the birth of her last son, Jacob. Neither Valentine's nor Rosanna's graves has been located at this date.
Children: Alfred, John, Samuel, Daniel, Andrew J., Amanda M., Jacob, and Mary Adeline.
No documentary evidence has been discovered on the ancestry of Valentine Stoner. Numerous researchers have tried to link Valentine to parentage in Pennsylvania but have not been able to find documentary evidence of birth in Colonial America before the American Revolution. Valentine's death is documented by a last will and testament recorded in Clark County, Indiana. His wife Rosanna died shortly after the birth of her last son, Jacob. Neither Valentine's nor Rosanna's graves has been located at this date.
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