Isidora (Ysadora - Tedora) Templa JUNGAO
He died when dad, Mansueto, was still in his first year of High School, about 1948, they always lived in Bacbaclayon, Bohol.
Hilario "Eulalio" Calpito MALCE
Parish records show that Eulalio was born at 3 AM and baptized 11 dec 1895.
Matea Ana Diez ANNA MATEA REYES
Died as widow, spouse already deceased, (viuda)
From the autograph book of Albert Burger:
Hamlin, Kansas Nov. 18th, 1894
Dear Cousin:
"Don't think of the past and future
The present is all thou hast.
The future will soon be present, Remember Me.
And the present will soon be past.
Your friend and Cousin. Miss HattieSee census of Morrill, Brown Co., Ks. 1900 pg. 144 B living with her
father, widow.
Died about 1935, buried in Morrill Cemetery.After Phillip died Hattie had another child, Cecil who was born out of
wedlock, Hattie remarried to a Henry Stine later. Cecil was married to
Marcile who may still be living. (Feb. 1992)Obituary - Mrs. H. Stein
On June 3, 1879 in Oregon, Illinois there was born to Jacob and Mary Stull a daughter whom they named, Harriette Ellen. When she was only two years old her parents moved to Kansas. The balance of her childhood was lived on the farm. At the age of 15 she joined the Brethren Church close to her home.
In 1895 she was united in marriage with Phillip Stapleton of the Hamlin
neighborhood. To this union were born four childrn, Corwin of El Centro,
Calif, August who died in infancy, Jesse and Cecil of Morrill. The family
circle was broken by the death of the father, Phillip October 10, 1899.
In 1908 she was united in marriage to Henry B. Stein of Omaha, which union is now broken by her passing on July 26, 1939 at the age of 60 years, 1 months, and 23 days.
She leaves to mourn her passing, her beloved husband, Henry Stein, her
three sons, Corwin, Jesse and Cecil, her mother Mrs. Mary Stull, one sister,
Miss Blanche Stull, two brothers, George and Will Stull and twelve
grandchildren and many neighbors and friends.
Mother Stein was known and appreciated for her willingness to help anyone
in need and she was especially helpful and willing when mothers were going into the valley of the shadow to bring new babies into the world.
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon from the Reinhart Funeral home in Morrill. Mrs. LeRoy Hardt accompanied on the piano by Miss Grace Pyle sang "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere", and One Sweet Solemn Thought." Pallbearers were: Dave Springer, Frank McKim, Chas. McGuire, Albert Wagner, Fred T. Elliot and Roy Livengood. Burial was in the Morrill Cemetery.
From an autograph book, belonging to Albert Burger:
True Freind Ship
Friend Albert Morrill, Kansas
5.18.1886
May all your days be spend in bliss.
May all your plans succeed.
Be but as happy as I wish
And youll be blest indeed
Your freind
Miss Ella HostetlerMay the giving of your happiness.
Never with a feather.1895 Kansas Census, Morrill Twn., Brown Co.
Pl. of B. from to Ks. Prof.
#48 Wilson Hostetler age 24 M. born Ill. Ill Farmer
Nora B. 20 F. born Ill. Ill. Housewife
Maud 3 F. Neb. Neb. at homeWilson, with his family, was living in Calif. when his sister Elmira died
in 1937. Do not know rather he returned to Kansas, or his body was returned
for burial.
From an obituary of the sister of Wilson, Elmirea Hostetler, there is much
to be gleaned. Sent by teh clerk of Morrill City offices, Kansas, 24 Aug.
1992.
Obituary
Elmira Hostetler, daughter of Levi and Carloline Hostetler, was born November
25, 1861 near Myersdale, Penn., and departed this life at the hospital at
Horton, Kansas, April 6, 1937, aged 75 years, 4 months and 12 days.
In 1865 she came with her parents to Franklin Grove, Illinois. At that
place her father passed away in 1873. Then in 1880 her mother and the children
came to Morrill, Kansas. She has since made this her home with the exception
of some time spent in Oklahoma and also Sabetha, Kansas.
She became a member of the Church of the Brethern in 1896. Her church work
was always uppermost in her mind. For the past twenty years she was president
of the Aid Society. She was always willing and ready to help anybody within
her reach.
Her health began to fail about a year ago and since that time she was under
a doctors care. Her last illness was short. She became ill on Tuesday, March
30 and Friday when it changed to pneumonia, she was moved to the hospital at
Horton where she passed away.
During her last year she felt as though her life's work was done. SHe did
not want to becomea burden upon anyone. She waited patiently and longly for
the call to come, to come up higher.
She is survived by one sister, Mrs. J. H. Berkley, of Morrill, a brother,
Wilson Hostetler of California, and one half-brother, Edward Wolford, of
Alexander of, Nebraska, twenty four nieces and nephews, and many friends.
Funeral services were conducted from her church on April by the pastor, Harvey
R. Hostetler. Burial was made in the Morrill Cemetery. Blessed are the dead
that die in the Lord.
See pg. 141 A 1900 census of Morrill, Brown Co., Ks. Also see postcards
from Lorin and Zola Hostetler to Auntie Elizabeth Wolfkill. Lorin is the one
who presented Grandma Wolfkill with the postcard book to keep her cards in,
Nov. 23, 1910.Household next to Jacob Stull.
#34 Hostetler, Wilson Mar 1871 age 29 married 6 yrs. b. Ill. parents b. Ill. Occupation given as Barber.Nora Mar 1875 age 25 3 children, all living b. Ill.
dau. Maude Jan. 1892 age 8 b. Neb.
son Lorin Aug. 1895 age 4 b. Ks.
dau. Zola b. Aug. 1898 age 1 b. Ks.
The family of Wilson and Nora were living in Calif. in 1937. Do not know as yet rather they returned to Kansas, or their bodies were returned for
burial.
There is also a card sent to Elizabeth Wolfkill from Ivan Hostetler. Do
not place him yet.
#102 Stover, David B. Mar 1843 57 married 32 yrs. b. Pa. F. Pa. M. Pa.
Elizabeth Jun 1848 51 5 ch. Pa. Md. Pa.
Harvey A. Jul 1874 25 Ill. Pa. Pa.
Lulu E. Dec 1880 19 Ks.
Dessie Jul 1883 16 male Ks.
This cannot be the son of Jacob, as Jacob would only have been 13.#192 Stover, Harry B. Jan 1862 38 married 9 yrs. b. Pa. F. Pa. M. Pa.
Winnefred Feb. 1872 28 3 children b. Canada Can Can Cit. 1889
Jesse B. Son Jun 1893 7 b. Ks. F. Pa. M. Canada
Lloyd Apr 1897 3 Ks.
Leah E. Dau. Apr 1899 Ks.
Mc Taggart, Alexander Cousin 21 yrs. Canada F. Can M. Can
Probably the son of Jacob.#272 Stover, Michael June 1870 29 married 6 yrs. b. Neb. F. Pa. M. Oh.
Sallie Feb 1869 31 1 child b. Mo. Ten. Ten.Also found in the 1900 Census of Sabetha, Nodaway Co., Ks. there there were
known families living in Sabetha area, where I found other Stover families
whom we suspect are of the same family connections.Nemaha Co., Ks. 1900 pg. 4 Hamlin Twnship #72
Stover, Benjamine July 1849 age 50 married 23 yrs. b. Md. F. Pa. M. Pa.
Annie E. Apr 1852 48 Md. Md. Md.
Charles P. Apr 1872 23 Ill.
Clinton Dec 1878 21 Ill.
?Ersuit Son Oct 1885 15 Ks.Stover, Melissa Sept. 1873 age 26 b. Ill. F. Pa. M. Pa.
Probably the dau. of Benjamine, above.
Stover, Herman Feb. 1876 24 Pa. Pa. Pa.
Probably the son of David, above.Better also check the spelling of Stoner, as it appears to be Edward Stoner on
the 1895 census of Morrill, Brown Co., Ks.
There are post cards addressed to Grandma Wolfkill by Beulah Stover, as
Auntie Elizabeth, also there are additional letters which are sent to her
in care of E. C. Stover, Morrill. Kansas.
Jacob Stover is given as the father of Edward C. Stover, a widower at the
time of the 1900 census. See census report under Edward C. Stover.
See 1895 Morrill Twn., Brown Co., Ks. Census
#115 E. C. Stover (Stoner) age 33 M. born Pa. from Ill. Farmer
C. E. (Catherine Elizabeth?)26 F. born Md. Ill. housewife
Bessie 2 F. Ks. Ks. at home