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James Oliver Stover 1880–1905 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 18 Jan 1880

Birth Location: Black Creek Township, Mercer, Ohio, USA

Death Date: 22 Mar 1905

Death Location: Dublin Township, Mercer, Ohio

Father: Daniel Stover

Mother: Clara Skinner

Spouse(s): Bertie Swander

Children(s): Alvin Stover, Lewis Stover, John Stover, Eugene Stover, William Stover

In 1880, James Oliver Stover entered the world in Black Creek Township, Mercer, Ohio, USA, born to Daniel Pifer Stover And Clara Jane Skinner. James Oliver Stover married Bertie Swander, and had children including Alvin Antone Stover, Eugene Stover, John Rufus Stover, Lewis Dwight Stover, William Olen Stover. James Oliver Stover passed away in 1905 in Dublin Township, Mercer, Ohio.

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Biography

  • In 1880, James Oliver Stover entered the world in Black Creek Township, Mercer, Ohio, USA, born to Daniel Pifer Stover And Clara Jane Skinner.
  • James Oliver Stover married Bertie Swander, and had children including Alvin Antone Stover, Eugene Stover, John Rufus Stover, Lewis Dwight Stover, William Olen Stover.
  • James Oliver Stover passed away in 1905 in Dublin Township, Mercer, Ohio.

Immediate Family

Parents

Daniel Stover
1852–1921
Birth Location: Mercer, Pennsylvania, United States
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Clara Skinner
1852–1920
Birth Location: Ashland, Ashland, Ohio, United States
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Spouses(s)

Bertie Swander
1878–1966
Birth Location: Ohio
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Children(s)

Alvin Stover
1903–1965
Birth Location: Dublin Township, Mercer County, Ohio
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Lewis Stover
1900–1979
Birth Location: Van Wert Co., Ohio
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John Stover
1898–1971
Birth Location: Mercer, Ohio
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Eugene Stover
1901–1984
Birth Location: Dublin Township, Mercer, Ohio
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William Stover
1899–1976
Birth Location: Mercer County, Ohio
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James Stover's Ancestors

Self
James Stover
1880–1905
Birth Place: Black Creek Township, Mercer, Ohio, USA
Parents
Daniel Pifer Stover
1852–1921
Mercer, Pennsylvania, United States
Clara (Jane) Skinner
1852–1920
Ashland, Ashland, Ohio, United States
Grandparents
Moses Stover
1815–1887
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Sarah ((Sallie)) Peifer
1821–1888
Harrisburg, PA
Willets Skinner
1822–1900
, Monroe, Ohio, USA
Elizabeth Swineford
1825–1878
Ashland County, Ohio, USA
Great-Grandparents
John Stover
1785–1858
Sarah Stover
1787–1857
John Pifer
1784–1852
Charlotte Harner
1788–1856
Rev. Skinner
1801–1870
Susannah Porter
1798–1830
John Swineford
1795–1880
Mary Young
1803–1883
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Daniel Stover
1757–1822
Barbara Benedict
1750–1829
Michael Harner
1761–1844
Anna Zeigler
1762–1842
Willets Skinner
1774–1832
Sarah Colborn
1781–1865
James Porter
1770–
Peter Swineford
1771–1849
Barbara Swineford
1771–1814
Jacob Young
1773–1862
Mary Mason
1775–1865

James Stover's Descendants

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James (Oliver) Stover (18 Jan 1880–22 Mar 1905) m. Bertie Swander (May 1878–04 Jun 1966)
  1. 1. Alvin (Antone) Stover 1903–1965 m. Lela (D) Stover 1901–1955 m. Thelma (I Stover) Fischer 1910–1994
    1. 1. Phillis (J) Hull 1927–2018 m. Billy (O) Hull 1924–1995
    2. 2. Virginia (L) Stover 1926–
    3. 3. William (A) Stover 1925–2005 m. Dorothy (Marcella) Mersman 1924–2012
  2. 2. Lewis (Dwight) Stover 1900–1979
  3. 3. John (Rufus) Stover 1898–1971
  4. 4. Eugene Stover 1901–1984
  5. 5. William (Olen) Stover 1899–1976

James Stover's Timeline

2 Records

1880
18 Jan 1880
Birth of James Oliver Stover in Black Creek Township, Mercer, Ohio, USA
Black Creek Township, Mercer, Ohio, USA
1905
22 Mar 1905
Age 25
Death of James Oliver Stover in Dublin Township, Mercer, Ohio
Dublin Township, Mercer, Ohio

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 18 Jan 1880
    Event Place: Black Creek Township, Mercer, Ohio, USA

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 22 Mar 1905
    Event Place: Dublin Township, Mercer, Ohio
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