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See possible father Richard Stackpole for details of 1850 census.
Details of 1860 Census Moores, Tyler County, (West) Virginia:
p.140&141 (ancestry.com page72-73 of 164) 4 August, 969/969
39. Thomas R. Stackpole 35, m, w, farmer, personal estate 365, born in Virginia
40. Lydia Stackpole 27, f, w, born in Virginia
page 141
1. Margaret Stackpole 9, f, w, born in Virginia
2. Mary Stackpole 7, f, w, born in Virginia
3. Ephraim J. Stackpole 3, m, w, born in Virginia
4. Roseann Stackpole 8/12, f, w, born in Virginia
[Note: a John Stackpole and famly is living a few doors down. Dallas Lemasters is next door also John S. Glover. His mother is a few pages down living with a sister Dorcas.]
Details of 1870 Census Grant Township, Wetzel County, West Virginia:
p.18 (ancestry.com page 96 of 227) 28 August, 112/112
13. Stackpoe, Thomas R. 50, m, w, farm laborer, personal estate 100, born in Virginia
14. Stackpoe, Lydia 37, f, w, keeping house, born in Virginia, can’t read or write
15. Stackpoe, Mary 16, f, w, born in Virginia
16. Stackpoe, Ephraim D. 11, m, w, born in Virginia
17. Stackpoe, Rose 10, f, w, born in Virginia
18. Stackpoe, Elias H. 8, m, w, born in Virginia
19. Stackpoe, William J. 7, m, w, born in West Virginia
20. Stackpoe, Eliza J. 7, f, w, born in West Virginia
21. Stackpoe, Branville B. 5, m, w, born in West Virginia
22. Stackpoe, Thomas J. 1, m, w, born in West Virginia
Details of 1880 Census Grant Township, Wetzel County, West Virginia:
p.2&3/128B (ancestry.com page 2-3 of 40) 4 June, 16/17
40. Stackpole, T. R. w, m, 56, head, married, farmer, born in West Virginia, parents born: Virginia
41. Stackpole, Lyddia w, f, 43, wife, married, keeping house, born in Virginia, can’t write, parents born: West Virginia
42. Stackpole, Ephraim D. w, m, 22, son, single, works on farm, born in Virginia, parents born: West Virginia
43. Stackpole, Rosa w, f, 20, daughter, single, born in Virginia, parents born: West Virginia
44. Stackpole, Elias H. w, m, 18, son, single, works on farm, born in Virginia, parents born: West Virginia
45. Stackpole, Jackson w, m, 15, son, single, works on farm, born in West Virginia, parents born: West Virginia
46. Stackpole, Eliza w, f, 15, daughter, single, born in West Virginia, parents born: West Virginia
47. Stackpole, Granville B. w, m, 13, son, single, works on farm, born in West Virginia, parents born: West Virginia
48. Stackpole, Thos J. w, m, 10, son, single, works on farm, born in West Virginia, parents born: West Virginia
49. Stackole, Ruth J. w, f, 8, daughter, single, born in West Virginia, parents born: West Virginia
50. Stackpole, Amanda C. w, f, 6, daughter, single, born in West Virginia, parents born: West Virginia
page 3/128C
1. Stackpole, Lucy E. w, f, 2, daughter, single, born in West Virginia, parents born: West Virginia
One can only guess when Thomas was born, he can’t remember from one census record to the next. |
| LAND |
Wetzel County, (West Virginia) Deeds, 1845-1902; deed index, 1845-1970; Clerk of the County Court; Deeds, v. 8-9 1870-1872; v. 9 p. 235-236 1872 - Digital Film #8285414 - image 436-437 of 505:
John Martin & wife
to
Thos. R. Stackpole
This deed made the twentieth day of June in the year of our lord One thousand eight hundred and sixty four [1864] between John Martin and Delila Martin his wife of the county of Wetzel State of West Virginia of the first part and Thomas R Stackpole of the State and County aforesesaid of the second part. Witnesseth That in consideration of the sum of two hundred and forty nine dollars the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged the said party of the first part do grand unto the said part of the second part the following described property that is to say seventy three and one forth acres [73 1/4] of land situated in the county of Whetzell on the Wilson Run and bounded as foloweth to wit:
beginning at a poplar on the side of the hill next North fork in the low gap at the head of Wilson run Beginning at a poplar thence
E13 poles to a hickory thence
S45 E33 poles to a beech and red oak thence
S23 poles to a white oak thence
S40 W31 poles to a C. oak, thence
S4 E8 poles to a C. oak on the ridge thence
S45 W48 poles to a sugartree, thence
N70 W 28 poles to a cucumber, thence
S56 W26 poles to a R. oak and dogwood thence
N30 W40 poles to a service bush, thence
N53 poles to a w. oak, thence
N30 E42 poles to a sugar and ironwood, thence
N72 E24 poles to a maple thence
S72 E40 poles to the beginning <—an adjustment to S71ºE43 poles closes the gap in the original deed)
And the said John Martin and Delia Martin do hereby covenant with the said part of the second part that he will warrant general the property hereby conveyed Witness the following
signature and seal
Allest, E. Kyle
John Martin [seal]
Delila[herXmark]Martin [seal]
NOTE: This is when he first purchased property in Wetzel County, moving from Tyler County
Wetzel County, (West Virginia) Deeds, 1845-1902; deed index, 1845-1970; Clerk of the County Court; Deeds, v. 57 1899 - 839845 - p1[image 1119-1122]:
T. R. Stackpole estate of 73 1/4 acres
Article of Agreement
Admitted to Record October 11, 1898
April 1, 1898
This agreement witnesseth that we the undersigned interested parties in the late T. R. Stackpole estate of 73 1/4 acres at the head of Wilson Run in Grant District, Wetzel Co. W VA doth agree for T. T. Morgan Sumyer, James Jolliff, John Judge and H. A. Edgell, commissioners to divide and lay off the same so as to give Lydia Stackpole the widow 1/3 of said estate and to Thos. J. Stackpole 1/11th & J. M. Stone/Stine 1/11th & to W. J. Stackpole 1/11th of the same taking into consideration quality as well as quantity & the said 2/11th of Thos. J. Stackpoles of T. M. Stines is to be free from the widows incumberance (if said commissioners deem it necessary) and when said estate is divided by said cmms they shall make a report in writing and whatever their award may be shall be binding & final as to all parties interested.
J. M Stine
Thos. [hisXmark] Stackpole
Lydia [herXmark] Stackpole
W. J. Stackpole
Attest F. F. Morgan
We, the commissioners report as follows: We find by survey that the above mentioned tract of land contains 67 3/8 acres and we divide the same as follows, we give to the widow her lifetime 15 acres including homestead & orchard by the house and the western 1/2 of the stable, & we give to Thos. J. Stackpole 6 3/4 acres lying on the North side of run & ?? & bounded by W. J. Stackpole on the North & by the widows share on the East, & by T. M. Stones share of said estate on the south & by Morgan heirs land on the West, and is free from incumberances by widows dower, and we give to T. M. Stone 7 1/2 acres on the South side of run and ?? & bounded on the North by Thos. J. Stackpole and on th East by W> J. Stackpole, on the South by Justice Askinson the West by Ephraim Stackpole & this share of T. M. Stones is free from all incumberance, either by lease or widows dower, and we give to W. J. Stackpole 38 1/8 acres & the widows dower at her death.
We further find that there is an oil and gas lease on the share of W. J. Stackpole; Thos J. Stackpole & the widows share for which they receive $75.00 per annum, which shall be divided as follows: To W. J. Stackpole $50.00 to the widow $15.00 & to Thos J. Stackpole $10.00 and the said W. J. Stackpole is to have the use of his part of the graden this year and the right to move the house he now lived in to his part of the said estate & the right of ingress and egress from Co wad?? through the orchard & by the spring se as to get back and forth to his land & the sid widow is to take good care o the property so left her & not commit or suffer any one else to commit waste on fences, orchard or buildings Y as to theJ. M. Stone share we find the uer side of the same ?? in wheat by Thos. J . Stackpole & he has the right to cut and remove the same & give ful and peaceable possession by the first of August 1898 & the party of said share not secured in wheat is now turned over to the said T. M. Stine and he has the right at any time he so wishes to sow the same in grass seed ?? wheat ground & for further particulars as to metes & bound of the estate so dived see diagram anexed. Re?? submitted this 2 day of April 1898.
Jame Jolliff, John Zange
H. A. et al
The above diagram [SEE DIGITAL IMAGEs 1120 & 1121] represents the T. R. Stackpole estate & contains 67 3/8 acres & divided as follows blue shaded land to the widow & contains 15 acres the red shaded land to T. M. Stone & contains 7 1/2 acres, the yellow shaded land to Thos. J. Stackpole & contains 6 3/4 acres, the balance of the land no 1 or no. 2 and containing 38 3/8 acres allotted to W. J Stackpole all of which is ??? submitted
April 1st & 2d 1898
F. F Morgan
S. A. Co.???
Wetzel County, West Virginia
Clerks Office, County Court
October 11, 1898
The foregoing agreement between Thos J Stackpole and others was this day presented unto the clerks office aforesaid and thereupon admitted to record together with the plat thereto annexed.
H. R. Thompson
Clerk |
1820 - 1886 (66 years)
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