Stoker - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: STOKER Carl E 1909-1979

jrstoker1124 — 2015-06-10 20:01:54Z

Carl E Stoker was my grandfather's nephew. My grandfather was John Otis Stoker. his father was
William Stoker, his great grandfather was James Madison Stoker and his father was James Stoker from Wales came to GA and married Lacheta Thomason after 1800. Carl' father was William Ernest Stoker.

John Stoker - Wright Cemetery OH

Seria55 — 2015-04-29 18:17:56Z

Looking for information on the following Stokers buried in Wright Cemetery, Loramie, Shelby OH. I had someone check with the Sexton and he has no records on the following Stokers.
Thanks in advance for your help.

John Stoker d. 2/4/1852

Mary J Stoker d. 4/25/1842

Mary J. Stoker d. 4/1/1852

Carnes Stoker d. 8/1849

Robert Stoker

jkhorses — 2015-03-22 03:11:45Z

Robert SToker b 1745 in Amelia Co., VA and died in 1844 in Stanley Co., NC. Has anyone seen a will or a Revolutionary War pension for Robert. I descend through Robert and Sarah Allen Stoker's son William, Allen Franklin, Allen Franklin, Sarah May Stoker, John W. Hunt Would like to discuss this Stoker line with anyone out there.

Hudsons of NC

c4u4me47 — 2015-02-12 20:08:28Z

I am also looking for any info om a levi s hudson and nora f swiggett. A howard tilley and lena f powers. I know a Claude Swiggett was the step brother to Clarence Hudson and Raymond Lee Hudson.

STOKER Huelyn B - Vietnam Wall section 27 East

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2014-10-20 21:42:38Z

STOKER Huelyn B - Vietnam Wall section 27 East

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. See this photo, one of the 238,526 photos, free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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STOKER Kenneth G - Vietnam Wall section 23 East

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2014-09-06 14:52:36Z

STOKER Kenneth G - Vietnam Wall section 23 East

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. See this photo, one of the 237,828 photos, free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Re: Looking for parents of Sam,Alexander,and Laura Stoker(Underwood)

StokerandRice — 2014-07-11 17:21:12Z

Steve
If you get this let me know. I am Sam's granddaughter and searching the records.
Marsha

Willetta Bowden Stoker, 1863-1916

GConwell6305 — 2014-07-09 21:20:30Z

Seeking information on Willetta B. Stoker who married William N. Stoker. I believe she was born in MS; married in Yalobusha County, MS. in 1883; and died in Water Valley, Yalobusha Cty, MS. 1916; buried in Oak Hill Cemetery. Is she the sole Stoker buried there?

Gary Conwell

STOKER Blanche A and Forrest

t42Crowley_TarCoTX — 2014-01-08 14:26:22Z

STOKER Blanche A and Forrest

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Crowley Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

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STOKER Vera

t42WillowSprings_ParCoTX — 2014-01-02 12:57:47Z

STOKER Vera

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Willow Springs Cemetery, Parker Co., Texas.
Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

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Re: Stoker Family Cemetery- W.D.'s family ties

wayleaf68 — 2013-11-27 05:42:16Z

Check out your email. I wrote you there. Margie

Re: Stoker Family Cemetery- W.D.'s family ties

treasurenut — 2013-11-23 09:07:22Z

Hi Margie, I'm on Facebook, if you do that. Or my email is treasurenut at hotmail dot com. :-)

Re: Stoker Family Cemetery- W.D.'s family ties

wayleaf68 — 2013-11-23 08:13:07Z

Hi Jonni. I have been in contact with your uncle Bobby C. He sent me a lot of photos and told me about his father Roy and mother Opal and his brothers. He sent me the photos of the Stoker family cemetery. I have some of your grandfather and his brother Willie at the cemetery, and a photo of your father when he was a young man. Darelene and Jimmy sent me the directions where the cemetery is located. I'm in Oregon so without their kind help, I would not have been able to get too far.
I can't figure out how to contact you since I do not have a paid account with Ancestry.com.
But Bobby C. has my email address as does his son Michael. I'd like to hear from you.
Thanks to a woman named Nan and others, I have learned a lot about our great grandmother Julia's family (the Thompsons, Edwards). If you ever go to "Family Tree Builder", your cousin Michael and I each have a chart on our Stoker ancestors going back to John Stoker born in 1666 who was married to Anne Wrighton in England. Hope to hear more from you. margie

Re: Stoker Family Cemetery William David

treasurenut — 2013-11-22 21:57:50Z

Hi Margie,
My dad was Denver. He passed away in 2007. His dad was Roy, I think he died in 2001, March. And David (William David) was Roy's dad.

Re: Stoker Family Cemetery William David

wayleaf68 — 2013-11-22 20:42:49Z

Hello: My grandfather was William and Julia's oldest son Wade. How are you descended from William David and Julia? Or did you know him as Dave? When I began connecting with other Stoker relatives I was surprised to hear them refer to him as Dave. But since his father was also named William it makes sense.
After I received the cemetery photos, I was sent directions to the cemetery that I was able to follow on Google Earth. I am on the west coast so an in person visit is not possible. Thanks for responding to my post. margie

Re: Stoker Family Cemetery

treasurenut — 2013-11-22 20:16:46Z

William David was also my great grandfather. And I am thinking about him on this historic weekend. We listened to the JFK funeral procession on the car radio, as we were on our way to his burial.

William Nathan Stoker, b. 1849

GConwell6305 — 2013-08-03 03:12:08Z

What became of William Stoker? He was the son of John J. and Mary Ann Dickson, b. 1849 in OH, moved in Yalobusha Cty., MS sometime around 1880 marrying a Willetta Boden/Bowden, then moving to Richmond, IN. by 1885 where his parents and siblings resided before disappearing.

Sarah, w/o William Stoker

GConwell6305 — 2013-07-30 20:58:00Z

Seeking the maiden name of Sarah- wife of William Stoker of Hampshire Cty.,(W)VA.- who was born in PA. in the 1790's and married twice, first to William Stoker then to Abraham Cassler/Cosler in Montgomery Cty., OH. in 1836 and died in Shelby Cty., IN.(?) sometime in the 1870's.
Children from her marriage to Wm. Stoker. who died in Grenn Cty., OH. in 1827 were Jacob, George W., Lucy, John(my ancestor), Elizabeth, and Sarah.

Spencer Stoker of Itasca, TX 1920

drbrownlee — 2013-10-09 05:13:17Z

Spencer is pictured in the 1920 Mowana, yearbook of Itasca High School in Itasca, Texas. He is Superintendent of Schools. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Norman P. Stoker of Lloydell, PA 1943

drbrownlee — 2013-07-03 02:49:21Z

Norman is pictured in The Gig Sheet, yearbook of the 43-I flight cadet training class at Pampa Army Air Field in Pampa, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: John Stoker 1666

Vernon723 — 2013-07-27 11:53:00Z

Thank you. That is more than I had.

Re: Stoker Researchers in England

slgarland76 — 2012-08-31 14:46:09Z

Hi i,m trying to research my Nans (florence ethel stoker ) dads side of the stoker family which come from southshields/durham areas. my Great granddad was Thomas garbutt stoker born 1887 durham /southshields and died 1970 in hampshire . i know his parents were Joseph stoker born 1852 durham , he married a sarah Garbutt born 1852 durham died 1905 durham ,hence why my great grandads name is garbutt stoker. my Great grandad thomas moved down south with the army . but im trying to find more imfo of the stoker side in durham too as ive hit a brick wall . i hope you can help.

Re: Stoker one-name study

Excitymouse — 2013-03-30 17:46:04Z

just a hint please I can't seem to find the references you refer to.

Re: Stoker one-name study

Excitymouse — 2013-03-30 17:45:54Z

just a hint please I can't seem to find the references you refer to.

STOKER Sheryl Lee 1969-1974

t42Bluebonnet — 2013-02-18 13:22:20Z

STOKER Sheryl Lee 1969-1974

I photographed this gravestone in the Blue Bonnet Hills Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 229,522 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Re: Frederick Stoker or Stocker

Rebecca_Lamm — 2013-09-02 15:02:22Z

I added a couple Stocker family gathering pictures to my media group. My Mother named all the relatives she knew on the back of the pictures and I will write there names when I have a little more time.

Re: Frederick Stoker or Stocker

Rebecca_Lamm — 2013-09-02 02:38:24Z

My information lists this Fred Stocker as James Frederick Stocker 1873-1910. He married Catherine Lonsberg and she was born in 1876. Children were Margaret G 1896, Madeline M 1898, Irvin F 1901 (known as Pike), and Mildred C 1904. His father is the one I'm researching. Frederick William Stoker (Stocker) born in 1873 and died in 1928. He was born in Rockford, Illinois He married Catherine Burns or Redmond born in 1844 in Canada. I have reached a dead end. Also confusing the issue is I was told that either Frederick or Catherine was adopted. Frederick lists his parents as German. Irving F Stocker had an elementary school in Kenosha, Wisconsin named after him. I hope I have helped you. Rebecca

Stoker family relations & a bridge in Dublin, IE

jrfs1954 — 2013-04-09 14:46:22Z

Stoker family & friends have put forward a petition to augment our formal request that the Marlborough St Bridge over the Liffey in Dublin be renamed the Bram Stoker Bridge.
There have been many names put forward to the commemorative ......many! Please read & sign our petition, & share with further friends & family.
We will hand it in April 18, 2013
Thanks,
Jenne Stoker for the Bram Stoker Estate
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/203/493/223/support-naming-th...

STOKER 1 Lincoln E 1918 2003

t42Roselawn_DenCoTX — 2013-09-27 12:00:21Z

STOKER 1 Lincoln E 1918 2003

I photographed this gravestone in the Roselawn Cemetery, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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STOKER 1 Lorraine F

t42Roselawn_DenCoTX — 2013-09-27 12:00:11Z

STOKER 1 Lorraine F

I photographed this gravestone in the Roselawn Cemetery, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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Jefferson Stoker b 1803 KY

baylessfamily — 2012-09-26 22:08:09Z

Looking for the parents of Amos J. Sparks b 1843 or 1845 probably in or near Nicholas County, KY, married Melissa Jane Slade in Harrison County, KY. According to his widow Jane’s pension application, Amos J. Sparks died 24 Dec 1870 in Harrison County.

In the 1860 federal census, Amos J. Sparks was 14 years old and living with Jefferson and Jane Stoker, each 56 years old (born 1804), in Nicholas County, KY. Apparently there was a Stoker connection to this Sparks family since Amos J. ended up living with Jefferson and Jane Stoker. I think Jefferson Stoker was previously married to Elizabeth Hornlack and is most likely the son of Edward Stoker (1757 - 1846.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Judy Bayless

Re: Stoker Researchers in England

momrpt — 2012-08-22 19:57:59Z

I am interested in what you can tell me about why the Durham Stokers left England and came to the colonies, especially to Virginia and North Carolina. Also, can you tell me who came and when, so I can find out how the many Stoker families that are here are related? I am related to Robert Stoker and Ann Wrightson through Robert, Jr., Richard, James Allen, Charles Atkinson, and finally Appie Stoker (listed in descending order).

Re: James or Allen Stoker

momrpt — 2013-07-25 20:26:07Z

Please also send to me. I am a stoker family member, researching this line. Father Richard Stoker 1772-1853 is g-g-g-ggrandfather. We are of the Mississippi Stoker line.

Re: Stoker Family Bible

momrpt — 2013-07-25 20:19:44Z

What I have heard is the bible "disappeared".
Matthew Stoker was a veteran of the Revolutionary War, for the state of SC, present before and after the fall of Charleston. in 1778, Matthew bought land in Amelia Co., Virginia, which is where his parents had lived (both parents deceased by that time). He died in Edgefield Co., SC. His son Matthew Jr. (1766-1860) married Elizabeth ______. That is all I have. What do you have.

Re: Green Stoker

momrpt — 2013-07-25 20:10:50Z

Hello--Green stoker is one of my relatives--I have a picture of Green holding my mother as an infant. Can you give me more information on Green--wife's full name, cate of marriage, children? I have his dates as 1810 NC - 1883 AL.

Re: Robert Green Stoker of Texas

momrpt — 2013-07-25 20:08:10Z

I am a Stoker family member. You mentioned that you have information on Robert Green Stoker, one of my relatives. I would be interested in what information you have, and I'll be glad to share information. You have a picture or two??

Re: John Stoker 1666

momrpt — 2013-07-25 19:59:01Z

I have information that John died 1718 in Durham and is buried at St. Mary's church Whickham, Durham. Don't know if this is accurate, but I went through burial records for their parish church.

Re: Stoker Family

robertsonE25 — 2013-10-08 15:10:46Z

Were the parents of your Wm. D. Stoker, " Allen Stoker and Mary Hampton?"

My ggg-grandfather was Allen Stoker and wife, Mary Hampton and my gg-grandfather was David H. Stoker and he died in 1864. His wife, Sarah, moved to Sebastian County, AR, afterwards where she later died.

We have never known who David's siblings were.. We have pictures of our great-grandfather, but nothing beyond that.

I have met another member who is also ggg-granddaughter to Allen Stoker and Mary Hampton so I believe that there are many of us out there.

Thanks.
Ann

Re: Frederick Stoker or Stocker

cjndc — 2013-09-04 09:04:53Z

The dates for Frederick William Stocker and for James Frederick Stocker don't jibe. Misread?

Re: Frederick Stoker or Stocker

cjndc — 2013-08-31 21:49:29Z

Hi, Do you have any further info on Fred Stocker/Stoker, father of Margaret, Mildred, Madeline and Irving? His wife was Catherine/Kathertine. I was told he was of Swiss origin, but I don't really know.

I'm not sure what info you want to pin down the right family, but if I can help please let me know what info might help.

Thanks,
C.Murphy

Re: Frederick Stoker or Stocker

cjndc — 2013-09-02 10:46:53Z

Thanks! It's very helpful. I tried to reference the 1910 census w/o success. Any other resources? You're right; it's James Frederick Stocker and I had nothing on his parents until now, in your posting. I have Catherine Lonsberg's, mother as Margareth/Margaret Remy, born 1844 in Germany, France or Luxemorg, the daughter of Michael Remy and Katherine Herbert.

P.S. I had thought Uncle Irving, Pike, was the youngest.

Re: north ga. stokers/ full blooded stoker

StokerandRice — 2013-05-06 18:57:04Z

My grandfather was Samuel S. Stoker, married Myrtle Massengill. Would love to hear from anyone. I am searching info on Hillery Stoker.

Marsha Stoker

Hillery Stoker

StokerandRice — 2013-05-05 21:54:16Z

I am looking for any information on Hillery /Hillary Stoker in North Georgia.

Re: Stoker Family(William David's wife)

plee130 — 2012-07-27 00:12:39Z

I am William's great grandaughter. The article was in the WS Journal. I think I have a copy somewhere. He lived with my grandmother Bessie. I can recall hearing him talk about everything every day, read the newspaper and had strong opinions. He also walked to the store by himself. He was lucid and had no dementia to the night he died in bed. He was not ill. He awaken my grandmother in the middle of the night and said he was dying. She did not think this was true but he did die that very night. He was a small man about 5 foot 5 or 6. I heard he was a very tough man in his youth and made everyone do his bidding. He had a full head of hair, silver, to the end. I saw him every day. He always wore a suit.

Loking for Anton Stoker son of Joseph and Ann Stoker

SergioWalt — 2013-07-25 23:19:42Z

Anton Stoker is the father of my mother (Frida Elena Stoker Bohem) he divorce my grandmother and left them in a german comunity in Tamaulipas,Mexico this is Border with Texas USA, my mother never knew him, just trying to get maybe a picture if lucky!!. thanks to anyone that can give some help

Re: Stoker one-name study

pamela6576 — 2013-03-07 06:12:53Z

Hi Dennis

Did you look up the Australian convict information - there are quite e number of references to him. He was convicted of fraud.

Pamela

Re: Stoker Family(England to Virginia to North Carolina)

1_maggiemagnolia — 2012-11-24 10:22:18Z

In section 5 you have William's death in 1862. I do not see how that can be correct. His son Thomas A., born 1842 was in the North Carolina, Co.A, 28th regiment of the confederate army. He died in 1862. I have a copy of the letter the army received where in William is asking for the army to pay him the money they owed Thomas A. He signed the letter and the date is 1863.

William was dead by 1880's census where his son is then listed as the head of household. Does anyone have information on a death date for William, Louise's husband?
maggie

Stoker Family Cemetery

wayleaf68 — 2013-08-23 05:48:18Z

I just received photos and a listing of the graves inside the Stoker Family Cemetery in North Carolina. Another family member is trying to get the Surry Co. graves to include the Stoker Family Cemetery on their website.
William Stoker 1813 to 11-6-1858 age 55

Louisa Stoker 1820 to 6-23-1890 age 70

Thomas A. Stoker 1841 to 11-26-1862 21/22 (Thomas enlisted in the Confederate Army and was killed within months. He was sent home to die and his army papers say he died of disease).

Jane A. Stoker Lloyd 5-8-1843 William and Louisa's daughter.

Sarah L. Stoker 12-30-1847 to 11-2-1920 Wm./Louisa's daughter.

Julia H. Stoker 10-5-1857 to 12-27-1945 Wm/Louisa's daug.

Robert Ellen Stoker Wilmoth 4-12-1859 to 3-2-1937 known as Aunt Bob. Daughter of William and Louisa.

William David Stoker 12-30-1861 to 11-23-1963 William and Louisa's son (my great grandfather).

Julia J. (thompson)Stoker (William David's wife) 3-12-1868 to 9-10-1949

Ira F. Stoker 7-28-1879 to 6-5-1890

C.D. Stoker 9-14-1888 to 5-27-1890 age 1+ yrs. (possibly the son of William David/Julia Stoker. The year is right.

Garland F. Stoker 3-17-1890 to 8-19-1913 Drowned. Son of Wm. David and Julia Stoker.

Bertie A. Stoker 5-29-1895 to 7-24-1922 died from appendicitis. Daughter of William David and Julia Stoker.

Thomas Arvil Stoker 2-12-1914 to 4-12-1914 2 months.

Calvin Coolage Stoker born and died 9-1-1926

Infant of T.A. and Mary Stoker undated.

Would like to find a photo of Bertie Stoker.

Re: Stoker Family(England to Virginia to North Carolina)

plee130 — 2012-07-27 00:02:13Z

William's children (with Julia Jane Thompson) were Cordonia, Birdie, both died young, Garland, drowned, Wade, Foley, Foye, Bessie, Ernest (Claude) and Willie. I think there may have been another child or twins who died as infants. I have the family Thompson information if you need it. Sorry, that is how I remember it, may be leaving someone out. I have several pictures of David and Julia Jane.

Re: Stoker Family(England to Virginia to North Carolina)

plee130 — 2012-07-26 23:58:21Z

I knew uncle Wade. He was my grandmothers brother. David Mack Ward died last week. His funeral was last Saturday. He was 80. He was my mother Hattie Ward Angel's brother. There are only 2 left, Wade Ward and Bonnie Barnes, children of Bessie Stoker Ward and Chester Ward. I am the grandchild of them and great granddauther of William. I guess you used to go to all the Thompson reunions, I did as well. I am 61, live in Kernersville.