104–105. William Stuller was born in Pennsylvania in—say—1790, and died in 1849. Catherine _____ was born in Maryland in—say—1795. They were married probably in Pennsylvania. She took the name Catherine Stuller. An unknown number of children were born, but included:
| i. | Isaac Stuller [#52]: He was born in Pennsylvania on April 7, 1818, and died in Casco Township, Allegan County, Michigan, on April 5, 1872. |
The existence of William and Catherine Stuller as the parents of Isaac comes from Isaac's death record in Allegan County, Michigan, Death Records, vol. 1, p.66.
For Isaac to have been born in 1818, his mother, Catherine, would have been born in the very early 1800s at the latest. However, the Catherine who keeps appearing in records was born in 1809–10. There are either two Catherines or errors in the data; both are entirely possible.
In May, 2003, Doug Frantz
provided the following census information.
| 1820 Census for Columbiana Co., Ohio Centerville and Washington Twp., Nat. Archives roll M33-91, p.39 | |||||||||||
| William Stuller #1 |
Males (ages) | Females (ages) | |||||||||
| 0 9 |
10 15 |
16 18 |
16 25 |
26 45 |
46 – |
0 9 |
10 15 |
16 25 |
26 45 |
46 – |
|
| 4 | - | 1¹ | 1¹ | - | 1 | 2 | 1 | - | 1 | - | |
| 1820 Census for Gallia Co., Ohio Green Twp., Nat. Archives roll M33-91, p.45 | |||||||||||
| #2 | 1 | - | - | 1 | - | - | 4 | 1 | - | - | - |
| ¹This is the same person. | |||||||||||
The following family headed by William and Catherine Stuller is included here for completeness but is probably not the William and Catherine Stuller who are the subjects of this page and the parents of Isaac. In the following family, William born in 1804-5 and Catherine in 1809-10; this is much too late to be the parents of a son born in 1818.
Information from Doug Frantz in June, 2000, gives: Records of the Baust Lutheran and Reformed Church in Tyrone, Carroll County, Maryland, include two baptisms of children of a William and Catherine Stuller
For the following, note that Carroll County was formed in 1833 from parts of Columbiana, Stark, Harrison, Jefferson, and Tuscarawas Counties. Therefore, if the Stuller family was in Jefferson County before 1833, they could be in Carroll afterward without having moved.
|
1850 Census, Carroll Co., Ohio Washington Township, p. 113B | |||||
| Name | Age | Occup. | "Land" | "Cash" | Born |
| Catherine Stuller | 40 | Md. | |||
| Emily | 13 | Md. | |||
| Joseph | 11 | Ohio | |||
| Mary | 9 | Ohio | |||
| Amy | 6 | Ohio | |||
Janet Van Dusen provided the following in June, 2000. Catherine Stuller, wife of William, died May 8, 1872, age 62, was buried in Harsh-Swamp Cemetery, Washington Township, Carroll County, Ohio. Her age and location are consistent with the census record, above. Also, William Stuller died on _____ __, 1849, age 42 [stone unreadable], in the Stoller [sic] Cemetery, Washington Township, Carroll County, located on the farm owned (in 1990) by Paul E. Bregenzer, 1152 Brussels Road NE (CR-44). The cemetery is in a remote area about halfway between the farm buildings and the Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company. The only stone found was leaning against a tree. It was censused on May 6, 1990, by Robert and Bernice Reid McClester. This death date and age are compatible with the family in the above census record. However, there is still nothing to tie this William and Catherine to Isaac except the names themselves.
Other Stuller census records for Carroll County, Ohio:
The follow list of marriages in Jefferson and surrounding counties are potential children of William and Catherine.
|
Some Ohio Stuller Marriages 1825–1848 provided by Steve Van Dyke | |||
| Stuller | Spouse | Date | County |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eve¹ | Mirice, George | Apr 18, 1825 | Stark |
| Catharine | Croferd, Henry | Mar 4, 1832 | Columbiana |
| David¹ | Daily, Jane | Jul 4, 1833 | Carroll |
| Henry¹ | Ashbrooke, Nancy | Apr 23, 1835 | Carroll |
| Mary | Hamodinger, John | Mar 24, 1836 | Carroll |
| James¹ | Harmadinger, Catharine | Aug 31, 1838 | Carroll |
| Isaac¹ | Jarvis, Elizabeth | Nov 19, 1840 | Jefferson |
| Lorenzo¹ | Handle, Rachel Feit | Aug 26, 1841 | Carroll |
| Christopher¹ | Stidger, Sarah Ann | Aug 29, 1848 | Jefferson |
| ¹ Agrees completely with Family Search web site; no additional information available. | |||
The following table are immigrants with names similar to "Stuller" (none were found spelled exactly "Stuller") from A Collection of Upward of 30,000 Names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French, and Other Immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727–1776; extracted by Jeanette (Stuller) Pearson. (Provided by Doug Frantz.)
| Name | Page | Date | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Staller, Nicolas | 81 | 1732 Sep 26 | Palatines imported in the ship Mary of London, John Gray, Master, from Rotterdam, last of Cowes², 69 males over 16, 122 women and children, 183 in all. |
| Stoler, Bastian¹ | 102 | 1736 Sep 16 | Palatines with their families, in all, 330, imported in the ship Princess Augusta, Samuel Merchant, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes² |
| Stohler, George, Sr. Stohler, George, Jr. |
117 | 1738 Sep 9 | Palatines, in all, 349, imported in the ship Glasgow. |
| Stohler, Hans¹ | 191 | 1749 Aug 30 | Foreigners imported in ship Crown, Michael James, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes². |
| Stahler, Johan Adam¹ |
196 | 1749 Sep 9 | Palatines, ship St. Andrew, James Abercrombie, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Plymouth, England. |
| Stoller, Ulrich | 203 | 1749 Sep 15 | 550 foreigners from Zweibrucken, Nassau, Wurtemberg, and the Pfalz arrived on the ship Phoenix, Capt. John Mason, from Rotterdam, last of Cowes² |
| Stohler, Henirich | 265 | 1751 Oct 4 | Ship Queen of Denmark, George Parish, Commander, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes² |
| Staller, Nicklas | 360 | 1764 Sep 26 | 260 passengers, ship Brittania, Thomas Arnot, Captain, from Rotterdam. |
| Stohler, Martin¹ | 382 | 1767 Nov 10 | Ship Sally Patrick Brown, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes² |
| ¹ Signed his own name (others' names were signed
by the clerk) ² Cowes is on the Isle of Wight off the southern coast of England | |||