| 5 | i. | Irene Snow, born July 13, 1849 in Coshockton Co., OH; died September 03, 1925 in Jasper Co., IA; married Henry Maxwell January 04, 1866 in Cambridge, Henry Co., IL. | ||
| ii. | Darius Snow, Jr.136 | |||
| iii. | Elizabeth Snow136, married Unknown Freeborn |
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Notes for Sarah McCloughan: Sarah and her husband James loaded their belongings and nine children in a covered wagon and set out from Summit County, Ohio for Iowa in 1856. In the 1878 History of Jasper Co., Iowa, a biographical sketch of James Stock, Sr. on pages 604-605 states, "STOCK, JAMES, Sr.; S. 35; P. O. Clyde; born in Liverpool, England, Aug. 15, 1815; came to Ohio in 1836; followed the butcher business in England; remained twenty years in Somerset Co., Ohio, and thence to Iowa in 1856; he improved his farm of 220 acres, Valued at $40 per acre; has good buildings, bearing orchard, etc. He married Sarah McCloughan March 21, 1839 in Ohio; she was born in Pennsylvania, in 1817; they had eleven children, two dead - Catherine, Elizabeth, Sarah Ann, Mary, James, Jr., Z. T., Casibanca, Richard, George W., N. D. and Garibaldi; Richard enlisted in the 10th I. V. I.; served two years; received a severe wound at the battle of Shiloh; a large minie ball passing from the right ear through the head, and coming out of the left eye; he was discharged by reason of the wound. Mr. Stock is an industrious, respected and generous man, and a Greenbacker." In the book "Past and Present of Jasper County Iowa" (Gen. James B. Weaver, Editor-in-Chief, Vol. 1, B.F. Bowen & Company, Indianapolis, IN, 1912), a biographical sketch of Thomas A. Streeter (who married James's daughter Elizabeth) on page 1266-1268 states, "To Mr. and Mrs. James Stock eleven children were born, namely: Mrs. Catherine Priest, born March 1, 1840, died August 19, 1911; Mrs. Elizabeth Streeter, of this sketch; Richard, born November 30, 1842, is deceased; Mrs. Sarah Ann Streeter, born July 7, 1844, is living in Clear Creek township, this county; James, born in 1845, lives in Jasper county; George Washington is also living here; Mrs. Mary Evans lives in Colfax; Zachary T. lives in California; Mr. Cass Stock died in 1883; Mrs. Ann D. Day, of Marysville, Missouri." |
| i. | Catherine Stock155, born March 01, 1840155; died August 19, 1911155; married Unknown Priest |
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Notes for Unknown Priest: There is a Joseph Priest in Co. E. of Iowa's 13th Infantry (the same Co. as William Stock) who enlisted 10/19/1861, was wounded at Shiloh, and disd. 2/15/1862. It is unknown if this as the "Priest" married to Catherine Stock, but bears checking since thi Co. as made up of men from Jsper Co., IA where Catherine's family lived. It is unclear if William Stock was related to Catherine. He was not her sibling. |
| ii. | Elizabeth Stock156, born September 22, 1841 in Summit Co., OH156; died May 09, 1929157; married Thomas Ambrose Streeter February 07, 1861 in near Clyde, IA at the Stock home158; born September 15, 1840 in Luzurne Co., PA159; died October 29, 1928159. |
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Notes for Elizabeth Stock: Elizabeth came to Iowa from Summit County, Ohio with her parents, James and Sarah Stock, along with her eight siblings in a covered wagon in 1856. Her sister, Sarah Ann Stock, married her brother-in-law, Edwin Streeter. In February of 1861, Elizabeth married Thomas Streeter. Elizabeth conceived soon thereafter, but life was about to change. The war broke out. According to notes from Ann Maxwell, "Thomas Streeter, a brother, and four brother-in-laws (Richard Stock, Joseph Stock, Thomas Stock, and William Stock) from the Clyde area walked to Iowa City to enlist in the Union Army at the outset of the Civil War. He entered at the age of 22, listing his residence as Clyde, Iowa and place of nativity as Pennsylvania. He enlisted on August 11, 1862. On August 22, 1862, they were mustered in at Camp Pope near Iowa City. (Other records show he was mustered in on September 13, 1862.) Thomas was assigned to Company E, 40th Iowa Volunteer Infantry ASL. Some of the battles Corporal Streeter participated in were: Siege of Vicksburg, Capture of Little Rock, Oklahoma, Elkins Fors, Prairie D'Anne, Mascow, Camden, Mark Mills, and Jenkin's Ferry. On February 16, 1865, he was promoted to 7th Corporal. He was discharged at Fort Gibson in Indian Territory (Cherokee Nation) and mustered out on August 2, 1865." Thomas returned home to Elizabeth. Thomas and Elizabeth Streeter had seven children altogether, four of which died young. It appears only one child, Lydia Streeter, made it to adulthood. In the 1878 History of Jasper Co. Iowa on page 605, there is "T. Streeter", a farmer in Sec. 16 of Clear Creek township listed with a P. O. at Clyde. This is most likely Thomas Streeter, Elizabeth's husband. The Stock family is also listed in this same area. In 1928, Thomas and Elizabeth celebrated their 67th wedding anniversary at their home in Mingo, Iowa (300 E. Main Street), now the home of their granddaughter, Lena Funk Burns. |
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More About Elizabeth Stock: Buried at: Ashton Cemetery, Clear Creek Tp., Jasper Co., IA160 Census: July 11, 1860, Clear Creek Tp, Jasper Co., IA; 19 yr. old female; born in OH; attended school161 Occupation: 162 |
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Notes for Thomas Ambrose Streeter: According to notes from Ann Maxwell, "Thomas's parents, Henry and Lydia (Faulkner) Streeter, came from New York State to Yorktown, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, in 1840, the year Thomas was born. They moved to Ohio when Thomas was four years old; this would be about 1844 or 1845. In 1858, as Thomas neared his 18th birthday, Henry and Lydia Streeter purchased an 80 acre farm in Clear Creek Township from Jacob Penrod. The deed is dated April 24, 1858. They raised their family of 10 children (one girl dying in infancy) in Jasper County, Iowa." In the 1878 History of Jasper Co. Iowa on page 605, there is "T. Streeter", a farmer in Sec. 16 of Clear Creek township listed with a P. O. at Clyde. This is most likely Thomas Streeter. Thomas's brother Edwin married his wife's sister, Sarah Ann Stock. In February of 1861, Thomas married Elizabeth Stock. Elizabeth conceived soon thereafter, but life was about to change. The war broke out. According to notes from Ann Maxwell, "Thomas Streeter, a brother, and four brother-in-laws (Richard Stock, Joseph Stock, Thomas Stock, and William Stock * ) from the Clyde area walked to Iowa City to enlist in the Union Army at the outset of the Civil War. He entered at the age of 22, listing his residence as Clyde, Iowa and place of nativity as Pennsylvania. He enlisted on August 11, 1862. On August 22, 1862, they were mustered in at Camp Pope near Iowa City. (Other records show he was mustered in on September 13, 1862.) Thomas was assigned to Company E, 40th Iowa Volunteer Infantry ASL. Some of the battles Corporal Streeter participated in were: Siege of Vicksburg, Capture of Little Rock, Oklahoma, Elkins Ford, Prairie D'Anne, Moscow, Camden, Mark Mills, and Jenkin's Ferry. On February 16, 1865, he was promoted to 7th Corporal. He was discharged at Fort Gibson in Indian Territory (Cherokee Nation) and mustered out on August 2, 1865." Thomas returned home to his wife. Thomas and Elizabeth Streeter had seven children altogether, four of which died young. It appears only one child, Lydia Streeter, made it to adulthood. * In the book "Past and Present of Jasper County Iowa" (Gen. James B. Weaver, Editor-in-Chief, Vol. 1, B.F. Bowen & Company, Indianapolis, IN, 1912) on pages 1267-1268, it lists the children of James Stock and Sarah McCloughan as Catherine, Elizabeth, Richard, Sarah Ann, James, George Washington, Mary, Zachary T., Cass, and Ann. No mention is made of Joseph, Thomas, or William as children of James & Sarah Stock, so perhaps other Streeter women married Stock men who were descended from other parents. In the 1878 History of Jasper Co., Iowa on page 605 it states, "Richard enlisted in the 10th I.V. I.; served two years; received a severe wound at the battle of Shiloh; a large minie ball passing from the right ear through the head, and coming out the left eye; he was discharged by reason of the wound." This is from a biographical sketch of Richard's father, James Stock, Sr. The eleven children listed (two of which are said to be dead at the book's writing) are: Catherine; Elizabeth; Sarah Ann; Mary; James, Jr.; Z. T.; Casibanca; Richard; George W.; N. D.; and Garibaldi. Again, no mention is made of Joseph, Thomas, or William. Past and Present of Jasper Couty Iowa by Gen. James B. Weaver, 1912, lists on pge 217 that "E. M. Streeter, T. A. Streeter," and "Thomas Stock" were part of the 40th Infantry, Company E. E. M. Streeter would be Thomas's brother Edwin Murray Streeter, but at this time (March 1999), more checking is needed to determine if Thomas Stock is related somehow to Thomas's wife Elizabeth Stock. In 1897, Thomas was on the building committee to raise funds to build Ashton Chapel in Ashton Cemetery in Clear Creek Township, Jasper County, Iowa. People in the community had circulated a petition, donating either labor or money. The first Sunday in April of 1898, the Ashton Chapel was dedicated. On September 26, 1919, he certified the signatures of the Judges and Clerk of Election for a bond election. In 1928, Thomas and Elizabeth celebrated their 67th wedding anniversary at their home in Mingo, Iowa (300 E. Main Street), now the home of their granddaughter, Lena Funk Burns. Thomas and Elizabeth bought it in 1917 when they moved to Mingo. "It has been remodeled twice over the years. It will be kept in the family as my (Lena Funk Burns) older daughter Jacqueline Mae Osborn will receive the property." Thomas was active in organizing the Mingo Grand Army of the Republic Post, known as E. H. Keys Post 511. At the time of his death, he was the last member of the post. In the book "Past and Present of Jasper County Iowa" (Gen. James B. Weaver, Editor-in-Chief, Vol. 1, B.F. Bowen & Company, Indianapolis, IN, 1912) it states, "Thomas A. Streeter This honored pioneer is to be designated as one of the progressive and influential citizens of Clear Creek township, Jasper county, where, for more than half a century, he has maintained his home, figuring as one of the builders of the community and is especially worthy of consideration in this work. In many ways he has lent his time and influence in the promulgation of various uplifting movements, and he ably served his country during the Civil War. Mr. Streeter was born in Luzerne county, Pennsylvania, September 15, 1840. He came with his parents to Ohio when four years old, coming on with the family in 1858 to Clear Creek township, Jasper county, Iowa, and with the exception of three years spent in Missouri he has continued to reside here. He is the son of Henry and Lydia (Faulkner) Streeter, both born in the state of New York, the mother in Delaware county, on October 28, 1811, and the father was born on November 15, 1808. They grew up in the Empire state and there were married and spent the early part of their lives, coming to Jasper county, Iowa, in an early day and developed a farm, dying in Clear Creek township, the mother on November 29, 1877, and the father on June 21, 1892. Their family consisted of the following children: Mrs. Mary Ann Beard-Stratton, born in New York, April 24, 1835, died May 2, 1912; Mrs. Eurelia Jane Ashton, born January 12, 1837, died March, 1912; Mrs. Eliza Emeline Harsh-Cox, born May 19, 1839, is living in Colfax; Thomas A., of this sketch; Edward Murray, born November 2, 1842, died June 8, 1910; Chloe Adelia, born January 17, 1845, died in infancy; George Henry, born September 27, 1847, died in Des Moines in 1902; James Monroe, born November 11, 1850, is living near Denver, Colorado; William Anson, born March 30, 1853, lives near Omaha, Nebraska; Mrs. Lydia Rosella Snyder, born August 30, 1856, is living in Colfax. These children were reared in Jasper county, Iowa. "Thomas Streeter grew up on his father's farm and worked hard on the same when a boy, experiencing the usual hardships of the average boy in a new country. On February 7, 1861, he was united in marriage with Elizabeth Stock, who was born in Summit county, Ohio, September 22, 1841. From there she came with her parents, James and Sarah (McCloughan) Stock, overland to Jasper county, Iowa, in 1856, this being one of the pioneer families here. Her father was born in England, August 1, 1815, and her mother was born in Pennsylvania, August 29, 1818; they spent the latter half of their lives in Clear Creek township, this county, the death of Mr. Stock occurring in August 1902, his wife having passed away on February 8, 1899." "Mr. Streeter enlisted for service for the Union at Clyde, this county, and was mustered in at Camp Pope, Iowa City, August 22, 1862, and he started to the front as corporal of Company E, Fortieth Iowa Volunteer Infantry, in which he served with much credit until the close of the war, when he was honorably discharged at Fort Gibson, Indian Territory. He participated in the engagements at Okalona, Elkin's Ford, Prairie D'Anne, Moscow, Camden, Marks Mill and Jenkins Ferry. "Mr. Streeter has devoted his life to farming and he is the owner of forty acres in Clear Creek township where he has a pleasant home and on which he has made a good living. "Politically, he is a Democrat; he has been road supervisor and school director. He is a member of the Grand Army of the Republic, the E. H. Keyes Post at Mingo. "Mr. Streeter tells many interesting things of the early days here. Something of the hard life of those who braved the wilds of Jasper county may be gained from the following incident, one of many in his experience. When a young man he started to mill with eighteen bushels of buckwheat, which he first hauled to Newton and back, thirty-two miles; then to Des Moines and back, fifty miles; then hauled it to Peoria, Polk county, and from there to Pella to be ground, later returning for the ground product, making in his last trip one hundred and eighty miles or a total distance of two hundred and sixty-two mlies(sic). Few of the rising generation would have the courage and stick-to-itiveness to succeed in a country where such trials were common." |
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More About Thomas Ambrose Streeter: Buried at: Ashton Cemetery, Clear Creek Tp., Jasper Co., IA - G.A.R. marker163 Fact 4: September 1919, Mingo, Jasper Co., Iowa-Served as witness to oath taken by election officials164 Military service 1: Served in the Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.)165 Military service 2: August 11, 1862, Enlisted in 40th Infantry, Company E166 |
| iii. | Richard Stock167, born November 30, 1842 in OH168; died Bef. 1912169 |
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Notes for Richard Stock: According to notes from Ann Maxwell, "Thomas Streeter, a brother, and four brother-in-laws (Richard Stock, Joseph Stock, Thomas Stock, and William Stock) from the Clyde area walked to Iowa City to enlist in the Union Army at the outset of the Civil War. On August 22, 1862, they were mustered in at Camp Pope near Iowa City. Thomas was assigned to Company E, 40th Iowa Volunteer Infantry. However, in the book "Past and Present of Jasper County Iowa" (Gen. James B. Weaver, Editor-in-Chief, Vol. 1, B.F. Bowen & Company, Indianapolis, IN, 1912) on pages 1267-1268, it lists the children of James Stock and Sarah McCloughan as Catherine, Elizabeth, Richard, Sarah Ann, James, George Washington, Mary, Zachary T., Cass, and Ann. No mention is made of Joseph, Thomas, or William as children of James & Sarah Stock, so perhaps other Streeter women married Stock men who were descended from other parents. In the 1878 History of Jasper Co., Iowa on page 605 it states, "Richard enlisted in the 10th I.V. I.; served two years; received a severe wound at the battle of Shiloh; a large minie ball passing from the right ear through the head, and coming out the left eye; he was discharged by reason of the wound." This is from a biographical sketch of Richard's father, James Stock, Sr. The eleven children listed (two of which are said to be dead at the book's writing) are: Catherine; Elizabeth; Sarah Ann; Mary; James, Jr.; Z. T.; Casibanca; Richard; George W.; N. D.; and Garibaldi. Again, no mention is made of Joseph, Thomas, or William. |
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More About Richard Stock: Census: July 11, 1860, Clear Creek Tp, Jasper Co., IA; 17 yr. old male; born in OH; attended school170 Military service: 10th Iowa Vol. Inf., served 2 yrs., severelt wounded at Battle of Shiloh171 |
| iv. | Sarah Ann Stock172, born July 07, 1844 in OH173; died 1916 in prob. Jasper Co., IA174; married Edwin Murray Streeter March 01, 1866 in prob. Jasper Co., IA175; born November 02, 1842 in Luzerne Co., PA176; died June 08, 1910 in Clear Creek Township, Jasper Co., IA177. |
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Notes for Sarah Ann Stock: According to notes from Ann Maxwell, "Sarah appears to be a sister to Elizabeth Stock Streeter, wife of Thomas Ambrose Streeter." |
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More About Sarah Ann Stock: Buried at: Ashton Cemetery, Jasper Co., IA-Section 2, Row 12177 Census: July 11, 1860, Clear Creek Township, Jasper Co., IA; 16 yr. old female; born in OH; attended school178 Residence: 1912, Clear Creek Township, Jasper Co., IA179 |
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Notes for Edwin Murray Streeter: Notes from Ann Maxwell state that she has a letter in her file "from E. M. Streeter, Camp Matterson, Paduca (sic), KY to Jane Streeter, April 28, 1862." I wonder if "Jane" is his sister Eusebia Jane. Her notes also state, "Edwin (or Edward) was a member of the G. A. R. (Grand Army of the Republic). During the Civil War he was a Private with his brother, Thomas Ambrose, in Company E 40th Iowa Infantry (5th Co.). He enlisted August 11, 1862, mustered in September 13, 1862 and was mustered out August 2, 1865 at Fort Gibson, Cherokee Nation. His age was 19; his residence was Clyde, Iowa; Nativity: PA." There is a G.A.R. maker at his grave in Ashton Cemetery. Past and Present of Jasper Couty Iowa by Gen. James B. Weaver, 1912, lists on pge 217 that "E. M. Streeter, T. A. Streeter," and "Thomas Stock" were part of the 40th Infantry, Company E. T. A. Streeter would be Edwin's brother Thomas Ambrose Streeter, but at this time (March 1999), more checking is needed to determine if Thomas Stock is related somehow to Edwin's wife Sarah Stock. In the Mingo Centennial book (1984), on pg. 98 articles from The Weekly Clipper; Colfax, Iowa; Clyde News give the following account, "September 20, 1884 - The sorghum factories are running day and night. Sam Jackson made over 300 gallons of molasses. Mr. Tyler's mill has been running a week. E. M. Streeter's mill started today. William Harper has leased George Harsh's mill and will open soon." |
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More About Edwin Murray Streeter: Military service 1: Served in Civil War - see notes Military service 2: August 11, 1862, Enlisted in 40th Infantry, Company E180 Occupation: September 20, 1884, His sorghum mill opened181 |
| v. | James Stock, Jr.182, born December 02, 1845 in OH183; died December 21, 1921184; married (1) Amelia Unknown; born November 05, 1854184; died October 05, 1904184; married (2) Sarah Jane Leonard Bet. 1905 - 1907 in prob. Jasper Co., IA185; born January 28, 1857 in Clear Creek Twnshp., Jasper Co., IA186; died Bef. 1912 in Jasper Co., IA187. |
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Notes for James Stock, Jr.: In the 1878 History of Jasper Co., IA, "J. Stock, a farmer in Sec. 15 of Clear Creek Township is listed with a P. O. at Clyde." This might very well be James Stock, Jr. James Stock, Sr. is listed as a farmer in Sec. 35 of Clear Creek Township with a P. O. of Clyde. Buried at Ashton Cemetery in Row 17 next to James Jr. and Amelia is Leroy Frank Stock (d. 23 May 1939, Iowa Pvt. 1st Class, 318th Engr. 6th Div.) Could this be their son? More checking is needed. |
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More About James Stock, Jr.: Buried at: Ashton Cemetery, Clear Creek Tp., Jasper Co., IA-Section 2, Row 17188 Census: July 11, 1860, Clear Creek Tp., Jasper Co., IA; 14 yr. old male; born in OH; attended school189 Residence: 1912, Jasper Co., IA190 |
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More About Amelia Unknown: Buried at: Ashton Cemetery, Clear Creek Tp., Jasper Co., IA191 |
| vi. | George Washington Stock192, born Abt. 1847 in OH193; died Bet. July 11 1860 - 1878193 |
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More About George Washington Stock: Census: July 11, 1860, Geo. W. Stock; Clear Creek Tp., Jasper Co., IA; 13 yr. old male; born in OH; attended school193 |
| vii. | Zachary T. Stock194, born Abt. 1850 in OH195; died Aft. 1912196 |
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More About Zachary T. Stock: Census: July 11, 1860, Clear Creek Tp., Jasper Co., IA; 10 yr. old male; born in OH; attended school197 Residence: 1912, California198 |
| viii. | Mary Stock199, born Abt. 1852 in OH200; died Aft. 1912201; married Unknown Evans |
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More About Mary Stock: Census: July 11, 1860, Clear Creek Tp., Jasper Co., IA; 8 yr. old female; born in OH; attended school202 Residence: 1912, Colfax, IA203 |
| 6 | ix. | Cassa B. Stock, born August 15, 1853 in Summit Co., OH; died October 16, 1891 in Clear Creek Twnshp., Jasper Co., IA; married Sarah Jane Leonard September 09, 1875 in Clear Creek Twnshp., Jasper Co., IA. | ||
| x. | Ann D. Stock204, born Abt. 1858 in IA205; died Aft. 1912206; married Unknown Day |
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More About Ann D. Stock: Census: July 11, 1860, Clear Creek Tp., Jasper Co., IA; 2 yr. old female; born in OH207 Residence: 1912, Marysville, MO208 |
| xi. | Garibaldi Stock209, born August 15, 1862210; died April 28, 1890210 |
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More About Garibaldi Stock: Buried at: Ashton Cemetery; Clear Creek Tp., Jasper Co., IA-Row 18210 Headstone says: Garrie B. Stock (d. 28 Apr. 1890 Aged 27 Y 8 M 13 D)210. |