Donald Odell STANLEY, b. APRIL 27, 1938

d. JULY 23, 2018. GENEALOGY for his STANLEY and MANY RELATED FAMILIES. A unique genealogical compilation, gathered and prepared by Donald Odell Stanley until his death in 2018. One of a kind. Contains approximately 530 PAGES of PEDIGREE CHARTS, DATA SHEETS, FAMILY HISTORIES, etc., all related to DONALD ODELL STANLEY, his STANLEY FAMILY, and EVERY FAMILY GENETICALLY CONNECTED to his FAMILY going as FAR BACK as POSSIBLE. There are also some original documents at the rear, including his certified Birth Certificate, his LDS Ordination Certificates, etc. Some of the FAMILY NAMES in the PEDIGREE CHARTS and DATA SHEETS include, STANLEY (of course), STANDLEY, Upson, ORR, Hoagland, SONDEREGGER, Wilson, BUHLER, Torgler, HAECHLER, Altgelt, BENTON, Bronson, COWELS, and MANY MORE. There are approximately 200 Pedigree Chart Sheets. The PEDIGREE CHART SHEETS are official printed LDS sheets with genealogical information that has been HAND TYPED onto them. The imprint of the type is tangible on the backsides. The amount of information on each sheet varies, depending on where the family connection to the D.O. Stanley family began. Some sheets have the full 31 lines filled in, some only the first 2 lines. The first name on the first Pedigree Chart Sheet is, of course, STANLEY, Donald Odell. There are approximately 300 individual family Data Sheets. The DATA SHEETS contain information on individual families, with HUSBAND at the top. Includes names of wife, children, and parents. Also gives dates of Baptism, date "Endowed", etc., relating to the family. Some of the sheets have hand typed information, most are photocopies of typed sheets. There are approximately 30 pages of photocopies of typed Family Histories. These are brief histories, each one or several pages long, of some of the individual families related to the D.O. Stanley family. There are some plastic covered sheets at the rear that contain original documents related to Donald Odell Stanley. All are official, with hand signatures, etc.

They are: A Certified Copy of His Birth Certificate dated 1938; a Certificate of Blessing dated 1938; a Certificate of Baptism and Confirmation dated 1947; a Certificate of Baptism and Confirmation dated 1947;

three Certificate of Ordination in the Aaronic Priesthood documents, one ordains him as a Deacon, one a Teacher, one a Priest, dated 1950, 1953 and 1954 respectively; a Certificate of Ordination to the Melchizedek Priesthood as an Elder. There are also some introductory sheets that are template sheets about the Church of Latter Day Saints, its Temples, Founders, etc. All are BOUND into a Mormon BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE binder, thick black cloth covered wooden boards, metal posts. Binder measures 9x15 inches, inner sheets are 8.5x14 inches. VERY GOOD CONDITION: There is a crease to the first page, an introductory page about Latter Day Saints, otherwise all the pages are well bound and are bright, clean, clear and fully legible. An incredibly rich genealogical history that must have taken forever to compile. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS PLEASE NOTE: This item is thick, big and heavy and will require substantial additional shipping charges. After placing your order you will be notified of the additional charges and be able to accept or reject them before your payment is processed. Or you can contact us ahead of time to find out the shipping charge to your country. Thanks.

STOVER BRETHREN: The FAMILY of ELDER WILLIAM STOVER of ANTIETAM, by Richard R. Weber.

Self Published, Columbia, Maryland, 2001

Hardcover Book, cloth covered boards titled in gilt on the front cover and spine, 7x10 inches, 702 pages

Related Family Names in this Genealogy Family Record include: Adams, Anderson, Barnhart, Beckner, Bock, Britts, Carvin, Deardorff, Flora, Frantz, Funk, Gish, Good, Johnson, Long, Martin, Miller, Mitchell, Montgomery, Moomaw, Myers, Neff, Noffsinger, Peters, Robinson, Royer, Shank, Smith, Stober, Stover, Stoner, Wampler, Welty, and Wingert.

FINE, as new condition, tight, bright, clean and unmarked.

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THE GREIDERS of the CHIQUES VALLEY; ANCESTORS and DESCENDANTS of MICHAEL GREIDER (c.1755-1802), MARTIN GREIDER (c.1761-1822), JOHN GREIDER (1764-1830), and JACOB GREIDER (c.1766-1802), of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Generations One Through Six. By DONALD M. GRIDER.

Self Published, Hilton Head, South Carolina, 2000. First (and only) edition. (A much smaller, supplemental work was published in 2001.)

Hardcover Book, blue cloth covered boards titled in silver on the front cover and spine, 8.5x11.5 inches, 585 pages including an "Every Name Index" at the rear.

Illustrated with b&w photographs and maps.

FINE, unused condition, tight, bright, clean, clear and unmarked. This copy was shrink-wrapped which was removed only to take photos.

The author / compiler, Donald M. Grider, died in 2013 in Hilton Head, South Carolina.

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TRAILS WEST : PARKER COUNTY TEXAS CEMETERIES Northwest Quadrant, Volume IV. By the Cemetery Project Committee, Kaye Vernon, Chairperson, et al. Published by Parker County Genealogical Society, Weatherford, Texas, 1999. Presumed first edition. From the Acknowledgement Page: "The information in this volume has been obtained not only from the markers, but from family records, obituaries, death certificates, family histories, and other sources. Some of the stones read back in the 1960s and 1970s are now missing or are no longer readable..." Plastic spiral bound, blue paper front and rear cover pages, clear plastic front and rear protectors, plain white inner pages, 8.5x11 inches, 334 pages. GOOD condition, coffee staining to the top page edges especially near the spine, and a smaller amount to the bottom page edges near the spine (page edges of the closed book, not affecting the inner pages); a crease to the bottom corner of the front cover, some of the early pages, the bottom corner of the rear cover, and some of the latter pages; a bit of soiling to the covers; otherwise tight, bright, clear and unmarked. A hard to find genealogical study of Parker County, Texas.

DAS SIEBENTHAL REVISITED: TALES of the PEOPLE of the SEVEN VALLEYS of PENNSYLVANIA, by Armand Gladfelter. Published by Mehl Ad-Associates, York, Pennsylvania, [1981].

and

DAS SIEBENTHAL TALES, by Armand Gladfelter. Published by Mehl Ad-Associates, York, Pennsylvania, [1983].

TWO VOLUMES being sold together.

Both volumes are SIGNED and INSCRIBED by the AUTHOR on the front free endpaper. One volume also signed by Dorothy Henry Gladfelter, the author's wife.

Das Siebenthal Revisited is INSCRIBED: "To our pastor / Rev. Joseph Hilbert / St. Rose of Lima Church / York, Penna. / Oct. 4 - 1981 / Armand Gladfelter / Dorothy Henry Gladfelter".

Das Siebenthal Tales is INSCRIBED: "To Rev. Joseph Hilbert / Armand Gladfelter".

Hardcovers, red cloth covered boards titled in gilt on the front cover and spine, 6x9 inches, 473 and 265 pages respectively.

Both volumes are Ex-Library and have library ink stamps on the front and rear endpapers, a shelving number written on the front free endpaper, and a card pocket on the rear free endpaper. There is a "Withdrawn" stamp on the card pocket of both volumes, and the library ink stamps on the front free endpapers have been covered with a blank white mailing label.

Ex-lib aside the books are in GOOD condition, the covers have the ghost of a sticker at the bottom of the spine and at the bottom margin of the front cover, there is sunning to the spines, and a bit of shelf wear to the bottom edges; there is light soiling to the page edges; internally the pages are tight, bright, clean and clear. Very presentable copies, even being ex-lib.

RARE set of the two books. Das Siebenthal Revisited is especially scarce.

About ARMAND GLADFELTER and DOROTHY HENRY GLADFELTER (from a 2017 article in the York Dispatch):

******A former Seven Valleys couple left millions after their deaths to help local students attend York College. Dorothy and Armand Gladfelter's bequest is providing more than $3.2 million to fund scholarships for York County students.

Armand Gladfelter was president of A.C. Henry Inc. for 17 years and a vice president of the Spring Grove Area school board. He was also a well known local historian who wrote books on the Seven Valleys Area.

Dorothy Gladfelter served as president of the Pennsylvania Music Teachers Association and was a member of the York Historical Society. She taught piano for 72 years.

Armand Gladfelter died in 1998 at age 83. Dorothy Gladfelter died in 2016 at age 98.

"The Gladfelters were York County people, born and bred, and loved everything about it, including York College," said Bob Iosue, former president of York College. "The level of their bequest is an expression of their love of York County."******

About Rev. Joseph Hilbert, to whom the books are inscribed: (from a 2012 article in the LNP - a Lancaster Newspaper):

******Joseph Hilbert, 85, a priest at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, said he never thought of taking another path in life. He attended St. Charles College at age 16, then went on to St. Charles Borromeo Seminary in Philadelphia.

Hilbert, who recently celebrated 60 years of ordination, was a principal for 10 years at Lebanon Catholic High School. He then moved to Bishop McDevitt in Harrisburg for three years. He worked with migrant Mexican farm workers from 1981 until 2002, when he retired at age 75 and came back to St. Joseph's, his home parish, to be close to his family.******

So much love for York County and Seven Valleys!

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TWO GENEALOGIES of the SCHUMACHER FAMILY.

(1) THE FAMILY OF JOHN SCHUMACHER 1849-1907. Compiled by Elizabeth Schumacher Suter, Evan Suter, and Winford Suter. Self Published, Pandora, Ohio, 1975. Plastic spiral bound, 8.5x11 inches, 31 unnumbered pages, pages printed on one side only. GOOD condition, creasing to the cover corners, a number taped to the top of the inside front cover (1626), otherwise bright, clean, clear and unmarked.

From the Preface: "Tracing the genealogy of each of the sixteen branches of the Schumacher family that have grown out of the Peter Schumacher-Elizabeth Suter union (1839) has proved to be a task bigger than anyone cared to assume to date (1975). The work presented here is a partial genealogy, following only the line of John, the seventh child."

(2) THE FAMILY OF DAVID P. SCHUMACHER 1855-1917. Compiled by Jeanette Schumacher Lehman, with the assistance of Leland Gerber and Robert W. Suter. Self Published, Pandora, Ohio, circa 1976. Plastic spiral bound, 8.5x11 inches, 20 pages, pages printed on one side only. GOOD condition, creasing to the cover corners, a couple broken spirals, a number taped to the top of the inside front cover (1627), otherwise bright, clean, clear and unmarked.

Substantial archive of genealogical materials, including handwritten notes, letters, charts, etc., lots of ephemera, articles, documents, photographs, computer printouts and disks, family trees, etc. etc. FOUR 3 RING BINDERS STUFFED with MATERIAL, plus two books, one on Early Fairchild Families and one on Lauderdale County, Mississippi. From the Estate of MAMIE WALTERS late of Crockett, California, b. 1947 d. 2018, who clearly was the gatherer, writer, and compiler of the materials. Appears to have been gathered and written by Mamie Walters for a book she hoped to publish on the WALTERS and related families. Much of the material seems to have been gathered and written in the 2000s, up until her death in 2018. What I can glean from the material is that her main genealogical roots are WALTERS and FAIRCHILD, and that her early roots include Mississippi, among other places. The materials are all either 3 hole punched and in the rings of the binder, or stuffed loosely into the binders. All are clean and legible though in various states of handling, showing creases and use. The two books have relevant handwritten notes and marks. A jumbled treasure of genealogy. Have Fun!!! INTERNATIONAL BUYERS PLEASE NOTE: This archive is very heavy and will be very expensive to ship Internationally, requiring very substantial additional shipping charges. After placing your order you will be notified of the additional charges and be able to accept or reject them before your payment is processed. Or you can contact us ahead of time to find out the shipping charge to your country. Thanks.

WILL DISBURSEMENTS & PERSONAL PROPERTY VALUATION related to THE WASHBURN FAMILY of NEW YORK: FRANK S. WASHBURN, b. 1855 d. 1922;

IRENE RUSSELL WASHBURN, b. 1856 d. 1957; ELIZABETH R. WASHBURN, b. 1906 d. (?). Frank S. Washburn, b. 1855 d. 1922 at age 67, founded CYANAMID CORP. in 1907 and was its President and Chairman of the Board. He was a Cornell Graduate, class of 1883. He was a Trustee of Cornell from 1895 to 1902. This Lot Consists of Two Multi Page Legal Documents: (1) IRENE RUSSELL WASHBURN as Trustee of the trust created for ELIZABETH R. WASHBURN under the Last Will and Testament of FRANK S. WASHBURN, deceased. ACCOUNT OF PROCEEDINGS OF TRUSTEE. Carbon typescript in legal paper covers, prepared by Forrest Hyde, Attorney, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York. Signed by Elizabeth R. Washburn and Irene Russell Washburn. Also signed by a Westchester County, New York, Notary Public, along with his official bindstamp. 24 pages, carbons, 8.5x12 inches, paper blue lined at the margins, stapled at the top, in a blue paper cover, folded for filing. Contains lots of monetary disbursements, sales and purchases of various stocks and bonds (including lots of Cyanamid Corp), dividends, etc. Dated, where signed by the Washburns, March and April 1936. VERY GOOD condition, some creasing to the edges of the covers, signs of handling to the pages, otherwise a solid document with printing that is bright, clean, clear and fully legible. (2) ESTATE of IRENE RUSSELL WASHBURN. Carbon Copy of a Professional Valuation of the Personal Property of Irene Russell Washburn, taken after her death, and dated January 1957. This piece by piece valuation was undertaken by a Professional Auctioneer retained by the Guaranty Trust Company of New York. 12 pages, carbons, 11x16 inch paper, stapled at the top. The personal property is in sections by room, i.e. LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN, UPSTAIRS FOYER, and sometimes by category, i.e. STERLING SILVER. Only FAIR condition, the paper has browned, some of the carbon typescript is blurred and hard to read, the pages are all tearing and chipping at the bottom blank margin and some at the top margin as well, there are relevant handwritten notes and marks throughout, there are numerous folds where this has been folded into a small size. Nonetheless a complete and interesting inventory valuation of the entire personal property of Irene Russell Washburn at the time of her death in 1957. Dated January 1957, the year of the death of Irene Russell Washburn.