[] JOSEPH STANBERY The oldest child ofSamuel Stanbery and Mary Andrews Baxter born July 11,1807 in Ohio,possibly in Steubenville where they were married or Canton(Stark Co.)where they were sometime in 1807,residing in Jackson Township. He wasnot quite 16 years old when his father Samuel died. The youngestchild, Moses was only 3 years and one week old. Joseph marriedSarah Beard January 27, 1827 in Stark Co. Ohio. She was born November11, 1807 somewhere in PA. By 1830 Joseph with his wife is living inHuron Co. Ohio, Portage Township. The census shows the followingpersons in the household; Males 1 0-5 yrs Believed to be Joseph born1826 (Son) 1 0-5 yrs Believed to be Samuel born 1828 (Son)1 10-15 yrs Believed to be Moses born 1820 (Brother) 1 15-20yrs Unknown 1 20-30 yrs Believed to be Joseph born 1807 120-30 yrs Unknown Females 1 0-5 yrs Unknown 1 15-20 yrsBelieved to be Ann born 1811 (Sister) 1 20-30 yrs Believed tobe Sarah born 1807 (Wife) 1840 Census Ohio Eire Co. Perkins TownshipMales 1 0-5 yrs Believed to be William born 1838 (Son) 1 0-5yrs Believed to be Temperence(Recompence)1835(Son' 1 10-15 yrsBelieved to be Joseph born 1826 (Son) ' 1 10-15 yrs Believed tobe Samuel born 1828 (Son) 1 15-20 yrs Believed to be Moses born1820 (Brother) 1 20-30 yrs Unknown 1 20-30 yrs Believedto be Joseph born 1807 Females 1 5-10 yrs Believed to be SarahJane born 1833 (Daug.) 1 5-10 yrs Believed to be Patience born1832 (Daug.) 1 20-30 yrs Believed to be Ann born 1811 (Sister)1 30-40 yrs Believed to be Sarah born 1807 (Wife) 1850 CensusOhio Eire Co. Perkins Township Joseph Stansberry 43 yrs Bricklayerworth $I,800. born OH Sarah 43 yrs born PA Joseph 24 yrs Brickmakerborn OH Samuel 22 yrs Brickmaker born OH Patience 18 yrs born OHSarah Jane 14 yrs born OH Temperance 15 yrs born OH William 12 yrsborn OH Jonas 10 yrs born OH Hellana 8 yrs born OH Nancy Ann 6yrs born OH Henry 3 yrs born OH Ann Stansbury 39 yrs born OH(Sister) in same household Wife Sarah dies March 10, 1852 unklocation, Sandusky or possibly Toledo as by 1860 Joseph & family arethere. (only census records with ten years spacing to check from)Brother Moses dies in Sandusky August 29, 1852, at the familyhomestead Perkins Twp. 1860 Census Ohio Toledo, Lucas Co. JosephStanberry 56 yrs Brickmaker worth $2,000 born Oh Ann 45 yrs (Ruth Ann2nd wife) born OH Eugene 6 yrs born OH Amanda I yr born OH Henry 13yrs born OH Ann 45 yrs (Sister) born OH George Jones Laborer 25 yrsborn MA 1860 Census Ohio Eire Co. Perkins Township RecompenaStanbury 25 yrs Farmer born OH (son Joseph) Lena 17 yrs born OH(daug. Joseph) Henry 12 Yrs born OH (son Joseph) George Jones 24 yrsLaborer born MA Jonas Stanbery 19 yrs Sailer born OH (son Joseph)Jacob Hand 38 yrs Sailer born NY Patience A.Hand 28 yrs born OH(daug. Joseph) Apparently George Jones and son Henry joined Joseph inToledo as they appear in both counts and are listed as older withJoseph. Joseph & Sarah Beard MarriedJan.27,1827 Stark Co. Oh(DAR records state appx 1825) Sarah bornNov.11,1807 died Mar.10,1852 buried in Oakland Cemt Sandusky, OH. 'JOSEPH born 1826 Oh probably Stark Co,.With father 1850 SanduskyPerkins Twp.occupation Brickmaker ' SAMUEL born 1828 Oh with father1850 Sandusky, Perkins Twp. occupation Brickmaker PATIENCE M. born1831 with father 1850 Sandusky, Perkins Twp 1860 Sandusky, PerkinsTwp.same hosehold as Recompena with husband, James M.Hand, sailerbornNY 1822, He was lost on Lake Superior 1872. Unk on children,nonelisted in 1860. She is buried in family plot Sandusky, Oakland Cemt.Died 1917 SARAH JANE born Sept.29,1833 in OH with father 1850 PerkinsTwp Married Jan.1,1854 to James Rose Veader( born Aug.6 1833- died 'Nov.1,1862 (civil War death)MMarried in Eire Co. by E.R Jewitt MG.They had at least one daughter born after his death, Jennie Rose bornMar.6,1863-died unknown date(died after Oct.26,1920) Jennie MarriedLewis Watson House born Mar.23,1859-died after Oct.26,1920.Married Dec.2,1885 probably in Eire Co. They had at least one childEthel born Nov.17,1888 in Eire Co. Perkins Twp. She married ClaudeJay Minor and was living at 732 Wayne St. Sandusky, OH Oct.26,1920when she applied and was granted membership in DAR #160736-Unk on anychildren. SARAH JANE 2nd marriage to John B. Taylor 1814-1903 in 1867probably Eire Co. They had at least on child, Helen Hortense unkbirthdate born in Avery, Eire Co. She married Samuel Gilbert Mixterunk dates, unk on children She was living at 7 Mill St. Norwalk, OH.on Feb.8,1922 when she applied and was accepted to DAR #177849.Sarah Jane died Jan.17,1908 burried Oakland Cemetary in SanduskyTEMPERANCE(Recompence) born 1835 OH with father 1850 Perkins Twp In1860 same location but as head of household, not married listed asfarmer. In 1860 listed as Recompena believe they are the same person.Might also be the same as a Recompence Stanbery a professor who hadcompiled thousands of family names yet to be published before hisdeath circa 1890 in Dallas, TX. (This fact was found in Genealogy ofJohn of Leominister) (Younger brother Henry becomes an editor of theDallas News) WILLIAM born 1838 OH with father 1850 Perkins Twp. 1860Unkown location JONAS M. born May 13,1841 Sandusky, OH with father1850 Perkins Twp. With Recompena 1860 Eire Co. Perkins Twp. listed assailer. 1861 joined Ohio Volunteers, 72nd Co. G- was 1st Sarg.wounded a seige of Spanish Fort, AL. Mustered out with Company.Married Anna B. Bailey in 1866, four children. She was born 1848unkown location. Only child known at this point is Clara C. whomarried Guy Howard and applied for DAR membership #130910. She wasborn Toledo, OH unknown date. Jonas lived at various times Cleveland,Millersburg & Akron, lived in West Toledo since 1877. Served astownship clerk and member of school board for a number of years. 1895he was elected representative from Lucas Co. to the 72nd generalassembly as a Republican. (Believe State Assembly) Jonas died inToledo at 74 yrs, in 1915. He was buried at Oakland Cemt. SanduskyOh. Dec.30,1915. Cause of death listed as "arteis scherrosis" Referedto as Honorable must have been a Judge and Lawyer. HELLENA born 1842Sandusky, OH with father 1850, with Recompena in 1860 furtherunknown. NANCY ANN born 1844 Sandusky, OH with father 1850, furtherunknown. HENRY born 1847 Sandusky, OH with father 1850, in 1860 firstlisted as with brother Recompence in Eire, then with father and hisnew wife in Lucas Co. Married Barbara born Innsbrook, Austria inCairo IL. Three children, Henry born 1871, Grace and Donald. HenryJr. married Alice Felton, children Henry & Alice. See story.Joseph & Ruth Ann George Married 1852-1854 unknownlocation in Ohio. She was born 1811 died 1874, buried OaklandCemetary, Sandusky. Children; EUGENE born 1854 OH with father 1850further unknown. HORTRNSE born 1859 OH Died of Scarlet Fever age 2years Buried April 22,1861 Okland Cemt. Sandusky. AMANDA born 1859OH possibly same child as Hortense (the name Amanda listed in 1860census as being I year old) JAMES born 1857 OH Died Scarlet Feverburied Mar.12,1858 1 yr old Oakland Cemt. Sandusky Unk parentage dueto absence of any dates; IRA born OH unk date believe died youngburied Oakland nothing further known. MARION born OH unk date,believe died young buried Oakland Cemt. nothing further known. JOHNborn OH unk date, believe also died young buried Oakland nothingfurther known. Joseph dies in Toledo and is buried in Oakland CemtJune 30,1870 74 yrs of age. His cause of death is listed asconsumption. Oakland is located very close to the farm they residedupon, not more than perhaps a mile away. From the "FirelandsPioneer" "In the thirties and fourties, Joseph Stanberry lived on apoint of land on the Milan road just opposite what is now thecemetery The point is made by the junction of Pipe creek and Sulphurbrook. Stanberry was a large, handsome man a relative of the greatlawyer,Henry Stanberry of Fairfield county,who subsequently beacameAttorney General of the United States, and of the Stanberrys ofFranklin and Licking counties. Joe Stanberry, as he was called, hadbeen one of the leading Democrats of Perkins Township but in 1840 hemade a visit to his distinguished kinfolks of central Ohio, andreturned to his home a Whig. Then it was that people said JoeStanberry had turned his coat. The leading Democratic boys thoughtthis the worst offense it was possible for any man to commit, and"turncoat" was hissed and yelled and vociferated through Perkinstownship by man and boy. But I want to say to you after the lapse ofsixty years that I think that Stanberry was about the mostindependent and manliest man in Eire county. He did what he thoughtwas right, and this is the thing for all men to do. The man whoallows conscienceless politicians to lead him by the nose on thepretext that he owes alligence to' a name and not to principle, maynot exactly be a fool, but he is exceedingly weak." It may be thatJoseph in 1830 already lived upon that land and that it was politicalboundaries that changed, Huron in 1830 to Eire Co by 1840.