Name & Birth Date Notes:
He was born AMMERMAN and dropped one 'm' later in life. Why his name appears on his headstone as AMMERMON with an 'o' is only known to the person who commissioned it in 1934. My own family correspondence and records show he spelled his name, Ammerman and Amerman. On Sept 12, 1918, in his own hand, he signed his name AMERMAN Henry Stout on a World War I Registration card for the City of Trenton's Local Board for Division No. 1. A copy of the document is in the photo column.
I once changed the name on this memorial to the correct spelling, and someone searching the cemetery thought it was a different person because of the headstone and made a duplicate memorial for him. After getting that sorted out, I changed back to the incorrect spelling so this would not happen again. But unless a descendant reads this bio, his name will forever be misspelled on the internet, in ancestry forums and on family charts.
To add to the confusion, his headstone birth year was chiseled 1876. His NJ birth record states he and his TWIN brother were born Nov. 27, 1875. His brother's headstone is engraved correctly with the year 1875. -this is weird- His draft registration birth date reads Sept. 28, 1874. I chose his birth record as the source for the date on his memorial. I hope someone doesn't try to edit it back to the headstone date.
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Ammerman (NJ births 1875, census 1885, 1900, 1920, 1930)
Amerman (census 1880, draft registration 1918)
Amermon (census 1910)
Ammermon (headstone)
was the twin brother of William A. Stout.
His parents were Henry Ammerman Stout and Idah Quick.
He married Rose Nicholson November 20, 1900, in Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey.
Their children were: Ammerman Jr, Peter, Jennie, Herbert, Elizabeth, Florence and Charles.
-ANCESTRY-
His grandfather was William Stout, born May 7, 1812 in Hopewell, Hunterdon co, New Jersey; and his grandmother was Eleanor C Ammerman (1810-1889), married to William in 1834.
His great grandfather was John Drake Stout, born February 10, 1784 in Hopewell, Hunterdon County, NJ; and who died February 12, 1880 in Hopewell. Great grandmother was Letitia Binge, born January 23, 1785, also in Hopewell.
His great great grandfather: Samuel Stout (1755-1831); married to Hannah Drake (1749-1830), both buried in Hopewell.
His great great great grandfather: Jacob Stout (1721-1785); married in 1750 to Grace Parke (c1721-1783); both buried in Hopewell.
His great great great great grandfather: James Stout (1694-1726); married in 1712 to Catherine Simpson (1692-1749); buried in Hopewell.
His great great great great great grandfather: David Stout (1667-1732); married in 1688 to Rebecca Ashton (1672-1725); buried in Ringoes, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
His great great great great great great grandfather: Richard Stout (1615-1705); married in 1648 Gravesend, NY to Penelope Prince, baptized 20-Sep-1629 in Saint Dunstan, Stepney (East London) ENGLAND; died 1712 and was buried in Middletown, New Jersey. Penelope was known as the "Mother of Middletown". Her memorial states dates which are from the legend told about her and not from her actual researched history.
His 6x great grandfather was John Stout (1580-1620), married Nov. 13, 1609 to Elisabeth Bee (1592-1640), both buried in Nottinghamshire, ENGLAND.
His 7x great grandfather was Richard Stout (1567-1636), born in SCOTLAND. His unnamed spouse was born about 1567 in SCOTLAND. Both died and were buried in ENGLAND.
His 8x great grandfather was David Stout, born about 1539 in Peebles, SCOTLAND. He married Mary, who was born about 1532 in SCOTLAND. Both are buried in SCOTLAND.
His 9x great grandfather was Andrew Stout, born about 1501 in Aberdeen, SCOTLAND. His unnamed spouse was born about 1500 in SCOTLAND. Both are buried in SCOTLAND.
He was born AMMERMAN and dropped one 'm' later in life. Why his name appears on his headstone as AMMERMON with an 'o' is only known to the person who commissioned it in 1934. My own family correspondence and records show he spelled his name, Ammerman and Amerman. On Sept 12, 1918, in his own hand, he signed his name AMERMAN Henry Stout on a World War I Registration card for the City of Trenton's Local Board for Division No. 1. A copy of the document is in the photo column.
I once changed the name on this memorial to the correct spelling, and someone searching the cemetery thought it was a different person because of the headstone and made a duplicate memorial for him. After getting that sorted out, I changed back to the incorrect spelling so this would not happen again. But unless a descendant reads this bio, his name will forever be misspelled on the internet, in ancestry forums and on family charts.
To add to the confusion, his headstone birth year was chiseled 1876. His NJ birth record states he and his TWIN brother were born Nov. 27, 1875. His brother's headstone is engraved correctly with the year 1875. -this is weird- His draft registration birth date reads Sept. 28, 1874. I chose his birth record as the source for the date on his memorial. I hope someone doesn't try to edit it back to the headstone date.
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Ammerman (NJ births 1875, census 1885, 1900, 1920, 1930)
Amerman (census 1880, draft registration 1918)
Amermon (census 1910)
Ammermon (headstone)
was the twin brother of William A. Stout.
His parents were Henry Ammerman Stout and Idah Quick.
He married Rose Nicholson November 20, 1900, in Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey.
Their children were: Ammerman Jr, Peter, Jennie, Herbert, Elizabeth, Florence and Charles.
-ANCESTRY-
His grandfather was William Stout, born May 7, 1812 in Hopewell, Hunterdon co, New Jersey; and his grandmother was Eleanor C Ammerman (1810-1889), married to William in 1834.
His great grandfather was John Drake Stout, born February 10, 1784 in Hopewell, Hunterdon County, NJ; and who died February 12, 1880 in Hopewell. Great grandmother was Letitia Binge, born January 23, 1785, also in Hopewell.
His great great grandfather: Samuel Stout (1755-1831); married to Hannah Drake (1749-1830), both buried in Hopewell.
His great great great grandfather: Jacob Stout (1721-1785); married in 1750 to Grace Parke (c1721-1783); both buried in Hopewell.
His great great great great grandfather: James Stout (1694-1726); married in 1712 to Catherine Simpson (1692-1749); buried in Hopewell.
His great great great great great grandfather: David Stout (1667-1732); married in 1688 to Rebecca Ashton (1672-1725); buried in Ringoes, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
His great great great great great great grandfather: Richard Stout (1615-1705); married in 1648 Gravesend, NY to Penelope Prince, baptized 20-Sep-1629 in Saint Dunstan, Stepney (East London) ENGLAND; died 1712 and was buried in Middletown, New Jersey. Penelope was known as the "Mother of Middletown". Her memorial states dates which are from the legend told about her and not from her actual researched history.
His 6x great grandfather was John Stout (1580-1620), married Nov. 13, 1609 to Elisabeth Bee (1592-1640), both buried in Nottinghamshire, ENGLAND.
His 7x great grandfather was Richard Stout (1567-1636), born in SCOTLAND. His unnamed spouse was born about 1567 in SCOTLAND. Both died and were buried in ENGLAND.
His 8x great grandfather was David Stout, born about 1539 in Peebles, SCOTLAND. He married Mary, who was born about 1532 in SCOTLAND. Both are buried in SCOTLAND.
His 9x great grandfather was Andrew Stout, born about 1501 in Aberdeen, SCOTLAND. His unnamed spouse was born about 1500 in SCOTLAND. Both are buried in SCOTLAND.
Name & Birth Date Notes:
He was born AMMERMAN and dropped one 'm' later in life. Why his name appears on his headstone as AMMERMON with an 'o' is only known to the person who commissioned it in 1934. My own family correspondence and records show he spelled his name, Ammerman and Amerman. On Sept 12, 1918, in his own hand, he signed his name AMERMAN Henry Stout on a World War I Registration card for the City of Trenton's Local Board for Division No. 1. A copy of the document is in the photo column.
I once changed the name on this memorial to the correct spelling, and someone searching the cemetery thought it was a different person because of the headstone and made a duplicate memorial for him. After getting that sorted out, I changed back to the incorrect spelling so this would not happen again. But unless a descendant reads this bio, his name will forever be misspelled on the internet, in ancestry forums and on family charts.
To add to the confusion, his headstone birth year was chiseled 1876. His NJ birth record states he and his TWIN brother were born Nov. 27, 1875. His brother's headstone is engraved correctly with the year 1875. -this is weird- His draft registration birth date reads Sept. 28, 1874. I chose his birth record as the source for the date on his memorial. I hope someone doesn't try to edit it back to the headstone date.
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Ammerman (NJ births 1875, census 1885, 1900, 1920, 1930)
Amerman (census 1880, draft registration 1918)
Amermon (census 1910)
Ammermon (headstone)
was the twin brother of William A. Stout.
His parents were Henry Ammerman Stout and Idah Quick.
He married Rose Nicholson November 20, 1900, in Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey.
Their children were: Ammerman Jr, Peter, Jennie, Herbert, Elizabeth, Florence and Charles.
-ANCESTRY-
His grandfather was William Stout, born May 7, 1812 in Hopewell, Hunterdon co, New Jersey; and his grandmother was Eleanor C Ammerman (1810-1889), married to William in 1834.
His great grandfather was John Drake Stout, born February 10, 1784 in Hopewell, Hunterdon County, NJ; and who died February 12, 1880 in Hopewell. Great grandmother was Letitia Binge, born January 23, 1785, also in Hopewell.
His great great grandfather: Samuel Stout (1755-1831); married to Hannah Drake (1749-1830), both buried in Hopewell.
His great great great grandfather: Jacob Stout (1721-1785); married in 1750 to Grace Parke (c1721-1783); both buried in Hopewell.
His great great great great grandfather: James Stout (1694-1726); married in 1712 to Catherine Simpson (1692-1749); buried in Hopewell.
His great great great great great grandfather: David Stout (1667-1732); married in 1688 to Rebecca Ashton (1672-1725); buried in Ringoes, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
His great great great great great great grandfather: Richard Stout (1615-1705); married in 1648 Gravesend, NY to Penelope Prince, baptized 20-Sep-1629 in Saint Dunstan, Stepney (East London) ENGLAND; died 1712 and was buried in Middletown, New Jersey. Penelope was known as the "Mother of Middletown". Her memorial states dates which are from the legend told about her and not from her actual researched history.
His 6x great grandfather was John Stout (1580-1620), married Nov. 13, 1609 to Elisabeth Bee (1592-1640), both buried in Nottinghamshire, ENGLAND.
His 7x great grandfather was Richard Stout (1567-1636), born in SCOTLAND. His unnamed spouse was born about 1567 in SCOTLAND. Both died and were buried in ENGLAND.
His 8x great grandfather was David Stout, born about 1539 in Peebles, SCOTLAND. He married Mary, who was born about 1532 in SCOTLAND. Both are buried in SCOTLAND.
His 9x great grandfather was Andrew Stout, born about 1501 in Aberdeen, SCOTLAND. His unnamed spouse was born about 1500 in SCOTLAND. Both are buried in SCOTLAND.
He was born AMMERMAN and dropped one 'm' later in life. Why his name appears on his headstone as AMMERMON with an 'o' is only known to the person who commissioned it in 1934. My own family correspondence and records show he spelled his name, Ammerman and Amerman. On Sept 12, 1918, in his own hand, he signed his name AMERMAN Henry Stout on a World War I Registration card for the City of Trenton's Local Board for Division No. 1. A copy of the document is in the photo column.
I once changed the name on this memorial to the correct spelling, and someone searching the cemetery thought it was a different person because of the headstone and made a duplicate memorial for him. After getting that sorted out, I changed back to the incorrect spelling so this would not happen again. But unless a descendant reads this bio, his name will forever be misspelled on the internet, in ancestry forums and on family charts.
To add to the confusion, his headstone birth year was chiseled 1876. His NJ birth record states he and his TWIN brother were born Nov. 27, 1875. His brother's headstone is engraved correctly with the year 1875. -this is weird- His draft registration birth date reads Sept. 28, 1874. I chose his birth record as the source for the date on his memorial. I hope someone doesn't try to edit it back to the headstone date.
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Ammerman (NJ births 1875, census 1885, 1900, 1920, 1930)
Amerman (census 1880, draft registration 1918)
Amermon (census 1910)
Ammermon (headstone)
was the twin brother of William A. Stout.
His parents were Henry Ammerman Stout and Idah Quick.
He married Rose Nicholson November 20, 1900, in Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey.
Their children were: Ammerman Jr, Peter, Jennie, Herbert, Elizabeth, Florence and Charles.
-ANCESTRY-
His grandfather was William Stout, born May 7, 1812 in Hopewell, Hunterdon co, New Jersey; and his grandmother was Eleanor C Ammerman (1810-1889), married to William in 1834.
His great grandfather was John Drake Stout, born February 10, 1784 in Hopewell, Hunterdon County, NJ; and who died February 12, 1880 in Hopewell. Great grandmother was Letitia Binge, born January 23, 1785, also in Hopewell.
His great great grandfather: Samuel Stout (1755-1831); married to Hannah Drake (1749-1830), both buried in Hopewell.
His great great great grandfather: Jacob Stout (1721-1785); married in 1750 to Grace Parke (c1721-1783); both buried in Hopewell.
His great great great great grandfather: James Stout (1694-1726); married in 1712 to Catherine Simpson (1692-1749); buried in Hopewell.
His great great great great great grandfather: David Stout (1667-1732); married in 1688 to Rebecca Ashton (1672-1725); buried in Ringoes, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
His great great great great great great grandfather: Richard Stout (1615-1705); married in 1648 Gravesend, NY to Penelope Prince, baptized 20-Sep-1629 in Saint Dunstan, Stepney (East London) ENGLAND; died 1712 and was buried in Middletown, New Jersey. Penelope was known as the "Mother of Middletown". Her memorial states dates which are from the legend told about her and not from her actual researched history.
His 6x great grandfather was John Stout (1580-1620), married Nov. 13, 1609 to Elisabeth Bee (1592-1640), both buried in Nottinghamshire, ENGLAND.
His 7x great grandfather was Richard Stout (1567-1636), born in SCOTLAND. His unnamed spouse was born about 1567 in SCOTLAND. Both died and were buried in ENGLAND.
His 8x great grandfather was David Stout, born about 1539 in Peebles, SCOTLAND. He married Mary, who was born about 1532 in SCOTLAND. Both are buried in SCOTLAND.
His 9x great grandfather was Andrew Stout, born about 1501 in Aberdeen, SCOTLAND. His unnamed spouse was born about 1500 in SCOTLAND. Both are buried in SCOTLAND.
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