Eliza married Andrew McGowan.

      Westbrook Van Voorhis was born on Dec 6, 1838. He was the son of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan. Westbrook Van Voorhis was baptized on Dec 6, 1839 at Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery, Harlem, New York County, New York. He died on Aug 18, 1848 at age 9.

      Julia Van Voorhis was born on Sep 7, 1840 at New York. She was the daughter of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan. Julia Van Voorhis was baptized on Sep 14, 1840 at Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery, Harlem, New York County, New York. She died on Sep 25, 1856 at age 16.

      Andrew McGowan Van Voorhis was born on Oct 11, 1842 at New York. He was the son of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan. Andrew married Deborah E. Avery, daughter of Asa Avery, on May 5, 1871. Andrew's estate was proved in Feb, 1893.
     Andrew McGowan's left a will on Mar 28, 1892 at New York City, New York County, New York.

mentions his wife Deborah A. Van Voorhis, daughter Libbie M. W. Van Voorhis when 21, to have all rights in the estate of my Grandfather Andrew McGowan: if she die to my brother and sisters (not named) The executors were his wife Deborah and Dr. William E. Birdsell; withesses F. Addones and Gilbert Birdsell.

      Deborah E. Avery was born circa 1842. She was born circa Sep, 1849 at New York. She was the daughter of Asa Avery. Deborah married Andrew McGowan Van Voorhis, son of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan, on May 5, 1871.

      Emma Chestrman Van Voorhis was born on Jul 27, 1845 at New York. She was the daughter of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan. Emma married Dr. William E. Birdsall, son of William Birdsall and Cornelia M. Meeks, on Jun 27, 1878. Emma Chestrman Van Voorhis died on Aug 18, 1911 at Peekskill, Westchester County, New York, at age 66. Emma was buried at Hillside Cemetery, Peekskill, Westchester County, New York.

      Dr. William E. Birdsall was born circa Sep, 1842 at New York. He was the son of William Birdsall and Cornelia M. Meeks. William married Emma Chestrman Van Voorhis, daughter of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan, on Jun 27, 1878. Dr. William E. Birdsall died in 1911. William was buried at Hillside Cemetery, Peekskill, Westchester County, New York.

      Harry Clifford Birdsall was born on Jan 1, 1881 at New York. He was the son of Dr. William E. Birdsall and Emma Chestrman Van Voorhis. Harry married Myra Louise West on Jun 29, 1924 at Church of the Messiah. Harry Clifford Birdsall died on Feb 28, 1938 at 110 Cambridge Place, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, at age 57; endtered as Feb. 29. Harry was buried at Hillside Cemetery, Peekskill, Westchester County, New York.
      He resided at at 1159 Dean Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, on Feb 28, 1938.

      Myra Louise West was born circa 1888 at Michigan. Myra married Harry Clifford Birdsall, son of Dr. William E. Birdsall and Emma Chestrman Van Voorhis, on Jun 29, 1924 at Church of the Messiah. Myra Louise West died in 1959. Myra was buried at Hillside Cemetery, Peekskill, Westchester County, New York.

     William married Cornelia M. Meeks.

     Cornelia married William Birdsall.

      Pierre Van Ardsale Van Voorhis was born on Feb 23, 1846. He was the son of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan. Pierre Van Ardsale Van Voorhis died on Aug 24, 1847 at age 1.

      Julian Halstead Van Voorhis was born in 1847. He was the son of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan. Julian Halstead Van Voorhis died on Jul 12, 1849; from inflamation of the brain.

      Kate Van Voorhis was born on Mar 22, 1850 at New York. She was the daughter of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan. Kate married Edward F. Dunning on Nov 20, 1882. Kate Van Voorhis died in 1890. Kate was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery.

      Edward F. Dunning was born circa 1850. Edward married Kate Van Voorhis, daughter of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan, on Nov 20, 1882.

      Henry McGowan Van Voorhis was born on Aug 7, 1852 at New York. He was the son of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan. Henry McGowan Van Voorhis died on Aug 18, 1864 at age 12.

      Luta Van Voorhis was born on Mar 3, 1856 at New York. She was the daughter of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan.

      William Roe Van Voorhis was born on Feb 14, 1858. He was the son of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan. William married Mary T. Guion on Dec 28, 1876.

     Mary married William Roe Van Voorhis, son of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan, on Dec 28, 1876.

      Westbrook Van Voorhis was born on Feb 14, 1858. He was the son of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan. Westbrook Van Voorhis died circa 1859.

      Ella Wright Van Voorhis was born on Oct 23, 1859 at New York. She was the daughter of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan. Ella married Franklin Dawes on Mar 5, 1889.

     Franklin married Ella Wright Van Voorhis, daughter of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan, on Mar 5, 1889.

      Minnie Bates Van Voorhis was born on Oct 23, 1862 at New York. She was the daughter of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan. Minnie Bates Van Voorhis died on Dec 12, 1883 at age 21.
     She estate was administered her sister Luita Denning on Jan 17, 1893.

      Addie Van Voorhis was born on Dec 23, 1863 at New York. She was the daughter of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan. Addie married Gilbert Birdsall on Nov 6, 1889. Addie Van Voorhis died in 1942. Addie was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery.

     Gilbert married Addie Van Voorhis, daughter of Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis and Catherine McGowan, on Nov 6, 1889. Gilbert Birdsall died in 1941. Gilbert was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery.

     Abraham married Elizabeth Nelson.

     Elizabeth married Abraham Snedeker.

      Ella Van Voorhis was born circa 1857. She was the daughter of Barker Van Voorhis and Elizabeth Snedeker.

      Elias William Van Voorhis was born circa 1859. He was the son of Barker Van Voorhis and Elizabeth Snedeker.

      Rose Adeliade Van Voorhis was born circa 1865 at New York. She was the daughter of Barker Van Voorhis and Ida L. B. Schroeder. Rose married Harry Lamar St. John, son of David Lamar St. John and Catherine Frances Talbot, on Apr 17, 1901.
     

MISCELLANEOUS CITY NEWS
REMARKABLE' CASE.
ROSE VAN VOORHIS'S FIGHT POR PART OF
HER FATHER'S INHERITANCE.

The New-York Court of Appeals handed down a decision yesterday in a matter of much interest to the general public as well as to the legal profession. Questions of moment never heretofore authoritatively passed upon appear in the case. Elias W. Van Voorhis, of the City of New-York, a man possessed of much property, died in August, 1869. There survived him his wife, Maria L. Van Voorhis, and three children—Elias W. Van Voor­his, Barker Van Voorhis, and Sarah A. Brintuall. The last will of Mr.VanVoorhis created a trust fund, the net income of which amounted to about $10,000 per annum, to be administered by his widow and his son Elias as Executors. One-third of the income of this trust was to go to Mrs. Van Voorhis so long as she continued a widow. The remaining two-thirds, it was provided, should be equally divided among the children. The fund was to continue until the death of the wife, when all the property was to be equally -divided among the children or the children's issue.

On Feb. 27. 1880, Barker Van Voorhis died, his mother, upon whose, life depended the continuance of the trust, surviving. At the time of the making of his father's will Barker Van Voorhis was mar­ried to one Elizabeth Van Voorhis, by whom he had two children. Subsequent to the death of the father, Barker's wife, on the ground of adultery, obtained a judgment of Divorce against him where­by their marriage was dissolved, and it was fur­ther adjudged "that it should be lawful for the said Elizabeth Van Voorhis, the plaintiff, to marry again in the same manner as if the said Barker Van Voorhis, the defendant, was dead. but it shall not be lawful for the said Barker Van Voorhis, the defendant, to marry again until the safe Elizabeth Van Voorhis shall be actually dead." This judgment was entered April 10. 1872, Subsequently. Elizabeth Van Voorhis still living, Barker Van Voorhis left New-York, and in New- Haven, Conn., was married to Ida Schroeder. A daughter was the issue of this marriage. She was born in the State of Now-York. The Executors of the will, the mother and brother of Barker Van Voorhis, declined to admit the child, whose name was Rose, to a share in the trust allotted to her father, questioning her legitimacy. In the interest of the children of Barker Van Voorhis by his first wife, It was alleged that the last marriage of their father, whereby he took to wife Ida Schroe­der, was illegal and Invalid, and that the issue thereof was illegitimate under the laws of the State of New-York. Rose Van Voorhis, by her guardian. James K. Aymar, answering the complaint, declared that the marriage between Barker Van Voorhis and Ida Schroeder was not contract­ed without the State of New-York for the purpose of avoiding the prohibition contained in the judg­ment of Divorce, that the marriage was good and valid, and that as a rightful heir of Barker Van Voorhis she was entitled to share in the estate of her father. The case came to trial before Judge Barnard at a special term of the Supremo Court, held at Long island City, April 15, 1880. The court found that Barker Van Voorhis and Ida Schroeder went to New-Haven for the purpose of evading the New-York law; and it was held that the second marriage of Barker Van Voorhis was null and void, and that the child was, consequently, illegitimate and not entitled to any share in the property dis­posed of by the will of Elias W. Van Voorhis.
Exceptions in behalf of Rose Van Voorhis were taken to this judgment, and the case was carried to the General Term of the Supreme Court. where the decision of the lower court was affirmed on precisely the same grounds. On Dec. 20, 1880, the matter was bronght before the New-York Court of Appeals, where were raised some questions never before discussed In the courts of this country, England, or elsewhere, so far as is known. Mr. B. M. Porter, appearing in the interest of Rose Van Voorhis, the appellant, contended that the child was legitimate, the marriage having been legal, because in conformity with the laws of the State where it was celebrated. The judgment of di­vorce secured by the first wife necessarily freed each party, he argued. This left Barker Van. Voorhis though found guilty of the charges pre­ferred by the wife—a single Person. The prohib­itory clause In the decree of Divorce was not a part of the judgment of the Divorce, but was in the nature of a penalty and not enforceable out­side the New-York courts territorial jurisdiction. Marriage, It Was argued, was a civil contract, and, being valid where entered into, was valid every­where. It was farther claimed that the marriage covenant when duly solemnized executes nothing is left to be done at any other time or in any other place. The marriage contract being legal where solemnized, and executing itself, be­comes a completed contract, and no suit can be brought to enforce it or to annul it because of anything entering into the contract; no !aw can be passed affecting its validity without being uncon­stitutional. Counselor Porter averred that prior to the judgment in that case many persons situated as was Barker Van Voorhis had contracted a second marriage where it was legal to contract such marriage, being advised of their right to marry under the force of prior decisions, and if this marriage of Rose Van Voorhis's father and mother be declared illegal a great num­ber of children similarly situated would be bastard­ized, and a, host of persons now living in a state of matrimony would be adjudged to br living in a state of concubinage. It was also argued that if Rosa Van Voorhis had been born In Connecticut she would beyond all dispute have been a legitimate child and entitled to inherit in Now-York, while if her parents had subsequently removed to New-York, and had other children been born of the marriage unless the court hold the marriage to be valid—there might be legitimate and illegiti­mate children, all the issue of one marriage. The question of legitimacy or illegitimacy would de­pend upon birth on one side or the other of an imaginary line.

Mr. Richard Busteed appeared as counsel for the respondents, and argued that precedents demand­ed the affirmation of the judgment of the lower courts. The decision of the Court of Appeals re­verses those Judgments, and a new trial is granted.

New York Times, October 5, 1881.

      Harry Lamar St. John was born on Oct 25, 1869 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. He was the son of David Lamar St. John and Catherine Frances Talbot. Harry married Rose Adeliade Van Voorhis, daughter of Barker Van Voorhis and Ida L. B. Schroeder, on Apr 17, 1901.
     

     David married Catherine Frances Talbot.

     Catherine married David Lamar St. John.

      Elihu M. Brintnall was born circa 1861. He was the son of John Oppie Brintnall and Sarah Ann Van Voorhis. Elihu married Grace (Unknown). Elihu M. Brintnall died before Sep 8, 1892.

     Grace married Elihu M. Brintnall, son of John Oppie Brintnall and Sarah Ann Van Voorhis.

      Mamie Brintnall was born circa 1862. She was the daughter of John Oppie Brintnall and Sarah Ann Van Voorhis. Mamie married Allen Knowvals.

     Allen married Mamie Brintnall, daughter of John Oppie Brintnall and Sarah Ann Van Voorhis.

      Lulu Brintnall was born circa 1864. She was the daughter of John Oppie Brintnall and Sarah Ann Van Voorhis. Lulu married Allen Fountain.

     Allen married Lulu Brintnall, daughter of John Oppie Brintnall and Sarah Ann Van Voorhis. Allen Fountain died after 1891.

      Libbie M. W. Van Voorhis was born circa Jan, 1876 at New York. She was the daughter of Andrew McGowan Van Voorhis and Deborah E. Avery.

      Arlene D. Dunning was born circa 1883. She was the daughter of Edward F. Dunning and Kate Van Voorhis.

      William Dunning was born circa 1885. He was the son of Edward F. Dunning and Kate Van Voorhis.

      Neal Dunning was born circa 1887. He was the son of Edward F. Dunning and Kate Van Voorhis.

      Eliza Jane Hall was born circa 1832. Eliza married James Denison Van Voorhis, son of John Van Voorhis and Phebe Fluellen.

      Emma Van Voorhis was born circa 1852 at New York. She was the daughter of James Denison Van Voorhis and Eliza Jane Hall.

      Mary E. Van Voorhis was born circa 1853 at New York. She was the daughter of James Denison Van Voorhis and Eliza Jane Hall.

      Charles E. Van Voorhis was born circa 1856 at New York. He was the son of James Denison Van Voorhis and Eliza Jane Hall.

      Frank R. Van Voorhis was born circa 1858 at New York. He was the son of James Denison Van Voorhis and Eliza Jane Hall.

      Howard O. Van Voorhis was born on Oct 31, 1865 at Greenwich Village, New York County, New York. He was the son of James Denison Van Voorhis and Eliza Jane Hall. Howard married Mary (Unknown) in 1890.

      Mary (Unknown) was born circa Jun, 1868 at New Jersey. Mary married Howard O. Van Voorhis, son of James Denison Van Voorhis and Eliza Jane Hall, in 1890.

      George Van Voorhis was born circa 1868 at New York. He was the son of James Denison Van Voorhis and Eliza Jane Hall.

      Robert A. Van Voorhis was born circa Feb, 1891 at New Jersey. He was the son of Howard O. Van Voorhis and Mary (Unknown).

      Madeline Van Voorhis was born circa Mar, 1893 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of Howard O. Van Voorhis and Mary (Unknown).

      Harry Van Voorhis was born circa Nov, 1896 at New Jersey. He was the son of Howard O. Van Voorhis and Mary (Unknown).

      Marion Van Voorhis was born circa 1905 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of Howard O. Van Voorhis and Mary (Unknown).

     John married Barbara (Unknown).

     Barbara married John Roberts.

      Lucy Frazier was born circa 1836. Lucy married John R. Van Voorhis, son of Daniel Van Voorhis and Jane Roberts, on Sep 26, 1867. Lucy Frazier died circa Aug, 1871; in child birth.

      Thomas McDougall Taylor was born on Jun 29, 1828 at Ohio. Thomas married Victoria Van Voorhis, daughter of Daniel Van Voorhis and Jane Roberts, on Sep 6, 1860 at Muskegon County, Ohio. Thomas McDougall Taylor died on Feb 11, 1911 at age 82.
      He traveled by covered wagon from St. Louis to Sacramento, California, in 1852, returning by boat by way of Cape Horn, after which he was a clerk in the Van Voorhis store in Nashport, Ohio.

      Mary Ellen Fulton was born on Feb 12, 1845 at Newark, Licking County, Ohio. She was the daughter of john Fulton and Rebecca Young. Mary married Samuel Frye Van Voorhis, son of Daniel Van Voorhis and Jane Roberts, on Sep 10, 1867 at her fathers home, Newark, Licking County, Ohio. Mary Ellen Fulton died on Jul 15, 1928 at Newark, Licking County, Ohio, at age 83.

      Joshua Gorsuch Stump was born on Jun 30, 1834 at Muskegon County, Ohio. He was the son of John R. Stump and Rachel Gorsuch. Joshua married Sarah Ann Van Voorhis, daughter of Daniel Van Voorhis and Jane Roberts, on May 26, 1868 at Licking Twp., Muskegon County, Ohio. Joshua Gorsuch Stump died on Nov 9, 1924 at Dresden, Muskegon County, Ohio, at age 90.

      Nathan Carter Fleming was born on Aug 7, 1836 at Nashport, Muskegon County, Ohio. He was the son of John Fleming and Hannah Carter. Nathan married Clara Vander Bark. Nathan married Mary Jane Van Voorhis, daughter of Daniel Van Voorhis and Jane Roberts, on Feb 28, 1866. Nathan Carter Fleming died on Aug 30, 1916 at Hanover, Licking County, Ohio, at age 80.

     Laura married Zenes Fulton Van Voorhis, son of Daniel Van Voorhis and Jane Roberts, on Dec 18, 1889; no issue.

      Mary Ann Brown was born on Oct 19, 1854 at Ohio. Mary married Congressman Henry Clay Van Voorhis, son of Daniel Van Voorhis and Jane Roberts, on Dec 15, 1875 at Westerville, Franklin County, Ohio. Mary Ann Brown died on Dec 21, 1918 at age 64. Mary was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Zanesville, Muskegon County, Ohio.

      Blanch Van Voorhis was born circa Aug, 1871 at Ohio. She was the daughter of John R. Van Voorhis and Lucy Frazier. Blanch Van Voorhis died in 1938 at Newark, Licking County, Ohio.
     In the census on Jun 7, 1900 Blanch Van Voorhis was named Blanche M. Van Voorhis.

      Arthur Taylor was born on Dec 2, 1862 at Ohio. He was the son of Thomas McDougall Taylor and Victoria Van Voorhis. Arthur married Myrtle Young on Mar 17, 1897.

     Myrtle married Arthur Taylor, son of Thomas McDougall Taylor and Victoria Van Voorhis, on Mar 17, 1897.

      Theodore Taylor was born on Aug 18, 1865 at Ohio. He was the son of Thomas McDougall Taylor and Victoria Van Voorhis. Theodore married Mamie Lawyer on Aug 10, 1912. Theodore Taylor died on Mar 10, 1930 at age 64.

     Mamie married Theodore Taylor, son of Thomas McDougall Taylor and Victoria Van Voorhis, on Aug 10, 1912.

      Emma D. Taylor was born on Jun 1, 1867 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Thomas McDougall Taylor and Victoria Van Voorhis. Emma married Edson Stewart on Oct 18, 1887.

     Edson married Emma D. Taylor, daughter of Thomas McDougall Taylor and Victoria Van Voorhis, on Oct 18, 1887.

      Louanna Taylor was born on Nov 1, 1869 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Thomas McDougall Taylor and Victoria Van Voorhis. Louanna married Edwin S. Randolph on Sep 10, 1902. Louanna Taylor died on Sep 21, 1934 at age 64.

     Edwin married Louanna Taylor, daughter of Thomas McDougall Taylor and Victoria Van Voorhis, on Sep 10, 1902.

      Fulton Z. Taylor was born on Jan 25, 1872 at Ohio. He was the son of Thomas McDougall Taylor and Victoria Van Voorhis. Fulton married Harriet Kickey in Sep, 1896.

     Harriet married Fulton Z. Taylor, son of Thomas McDougall Taylor and Victoria Van Voorhis, in Sep, 1896.

      Lillian Taylor was born on Aug 21, 1876 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Thomas McDougall Taylor and Victoria Van Voorhis. Lillian married George Chism on Apr 14, 1898.

     George married Lillian Taylor, daughter of Thomas McDougall Taylor and Victoria Van Voorhis, on Apr 14, 1898.

      Stanley Taylor was born on Mar 2, 1878 at Ohio. He was the son of Thomas McDougall Taylor and Victoria Van Voorhis. Stanley Taylor died on Dec 4, 1897 at age 19.

      Jennie Taylor was born circa 1862 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Thomas McDougall Taylor and Victoria Van Voorhis. Jennie married Charles W. Stewart. Jennie Taylor was born on Apr 23, 1887.

     Charles married Jennie Taylor, daughter of Thomas McDougall Taylor and Victoria Van Voorhis.

      Carl Stewart was born circa 1888 at Ohio. He was the son of Charles W. Stewart and Jennie Taylor.

     John married Rebecca Young.

     Rebecca married john Fulton.

      Mabel Van Voorhis was born on Jul 3, 1868. She was the daughter of Samuel Frye Van Voorhis and Mary Ellen Fulton. Mabel married Thomas Brown on Feb 27, 1889. Mabel Van Voorhis died on Oct 27, 1954 at age 86.

     Thomas married Mabel Van Voorhis, daughter of Samuel Frye Van Voorhis and Mary Ellen Fulton, on Feb 27, 1889.

      Helen Van Voorhis was born on Nov 12, 1877. She was the daughter of Samuel Frye Van Voorhis and Mary Ellen Fulton. Helen Van Voorhis died on Dec 8, 1884 at age 7.

      John Fulton Van Voorhis was born on Jan 23, 1882 at Newark, Licking County, Ohio. He was the son of Samuel Frye Van Voorhis and Mary Ellen Fulton. John married Louise Jones, daughter of Oriel C. Jones and Jeannette Curtis, on Dec 8, 1908. John Fulton Van Voorhis died on May 8, 1966 at Newark, Licking County, Ohio, at age 84.
     He was graduated at denison university, Granville, Licking County, Ohio.

He was President of the Universal Supply Company, didtributors in plumbing, mill and builder's supplies which was founded by John F. with his brother Clay and Howard Hughes. He was a member of the Board of Directors of the Newark Trust Company.

      Louise Jones was born on Aug 4, 1884 at Newark, Licking County, Ohio. She was the daughter of Oriel C. Jones and Jeannette Curtis. Louise married John Fulton Van Voorhis, son of Samuel Frye Van Voorhis and Mary Ellen Fulton, on Dec 8, 1908. Louise Jones died on Aug 16, 1958 at age 74.

      Robert Clay Van Voorhis was born on Apr 27, 1884 at Newark, Licking County, Ohio. He was the son of Samuel Frye Van Voorhis and Mary Ellen Fulton. Robert married Helen Mary McCarty, daughter of Joel Edward McCarty and Ella Richardson, on Oct 14, 1912 at Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. Robert Clay Van Voorhis died on Apr 24, 1945 at Newark, Licking County, Ohio, at age 60.
     
He organized the Universal Supply Company of Neward, Ohio and was its Vice President and Treasurer.

      Helen Mary McCarty was born on Oct 21, 1881 at Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. She was the daughter of Joel Edward McCarty and Ella Richardson. Helen married Robert Clay Van Voorhis, son of Samuel Frye Van Voorhis and Mary Ellen Fulton, on Oct 14, 1912 at Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. Helen Mary McCarty died on Jul 6, 1940 at Newark, Licking County, Ohio, at age 58.

      Nellie Stump was born on Mar 5, 1869 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Joshua Gorsuch Stump and Sarah Ann Van Voorhis. Nellie Stump died on Jul 7, 1936 at age 67.

      Charles Stump was born on Sep 28, 1870 at Ohio. He was the son of Joshua Gorsuch Stump and Sarah Ann Van Voorhis. Charles Stump died on Jan 12, 1892 at age 21.
     In the census on Jun 21, 1880 Charles Stump was named Charles O. Stump.

      Daniel Stump was born on Feb 10, 1873 at Ohio. He was the son of Joshua Gorsuch Stump and Sarah Ann Van Voorhis. Daniel married Effa Price in 1896. Daniel Stump died on Jun 5, 1964 at Licking County, Ohio, at age 91.

      Effa Price was born circa Mar, 1868 at Ohio. Effa married Daniel Stump, son of Joshua Gorsuch Stump and Sarah Ann Van Voorhis, in 1896.
     In the census on Jan 5, 1920 Effa Price was named Effie A. Price.

      Mary Stump was born on May 7, 1876 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Joshua Gorsuch Stump and Sarah Ann Van Voorhis. Mary Stump died on Sep 8, 1956 at age 80.

      Jay Leonard Stump was born on Jul 29, 1877 at Ohio. He was the son of Joshua Gorsuch Stump and Sarah Ann Van Voorhis. Jay married Lillian Dunn on Aug 15, 1906. Jay Leonard Stump died on Aug 3, 1945 at age 68.

      Lillian Dunn was born circa 1885 at Ohio. Lillian married Jay Leonard Stump, son of Joshua Gorsuch Stump and Sarah Ann Van Voorhis, on Aug 15, 1906.
     Lillian Dunn was also known as Tresha (Unknown).

     John married Rachel Gorsuch.

     Rachel married John R. Stump.