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From: "Golden Ferguson" <>
Subject: [STAMPER-FAMILY-PROJECT] eBay document; favorite link, etc ....
Date: Thu, 3 Dec 2009 22:26:15 -0700


Good afternoon everybody ....

Hope all is well with everyone .....

I would like to mention that I received an email from Julie. She is selling on eBay an item some of you may be interested in. It is an 1845 Isom Tolliver (1814 - 1893) to Phipps deed. Here is the description; Item # 320456332305

Right now there is one bid for 9>99; right now the bid is a bit under four days remaining. For anyone that is interested in getting this (and does not have an eBay account, I will be happy to help get it for you). Contact me through by email ...

Here is the description for the item :



Offered is a nice transfer deed from Isom TOLLIVER and his wife Matilda of Owen Co IN. Previously Matthew PHIPPS ( say 1810-1841) had agreed to buy this property, but is now deceased. The TOLLIVERS are transferring the deed to the children of Matthew, namely

Tolliver PHIPPS , Jesse PHIPPS, Jefferson PHIPPS, John A. PHIPPS, George W. PHIPPS and Doctor M. PHIPPS.

Isom and Matilda sign. Witnessed by David HARRIS and Aaron Mitchell.

Research suggests that the TOLLIVER and PHIPPS families were intermarried in NC prior to this generation. Further I found the following on Isom TOLLIVER.....

Greene Co Iowa on Isom TOLLIVER in part...

He came to the county April 16, 1854....Mr. Toliver was born on the top of Big Bald Mountain, in Ashe County, North Carolina, July 29, 1814, the son of John and Anna Toliver. His grandfather, Jessie Toliver, was a man of great force of character and ability, and served seven years in the war of the Revolution, five years as a Captain of the line. His father, John Toliver, died in North Carolina, and in 1834, the mother with her family moved to Owen County, Indiana. Isom was the second of twelve children. He was married in Owen County in 1836 to Matilda Reynolds, a native of North Carolina, born in 1819. Her mother was Sally Greene, a granddaughter of General Greene, the friend of General Washington. In 1847 Mr. Toliver moved from Indiana to Richland County, Illinois, and thence to Greene County, Iowa, in 1854. Mr. and Mrs. Toliver have had eleven children, nine sons and two daughters. Four sons and one daughter died before coming to their majority. The following are the names and order of birth of those who lived to maturity: John H., Gillum S., Jacob M., James C., Doctor R., Tarry J. and Isom M. Four of the brothers served their country during the war of the Rebellion. John H. was a member of company E, Thirty-ninth Iowa Infantry Volunteers, and Fife-Major of his regiment. He died at Davenport, Iowa, soon after enlisting. Jacob M. was Second Lieutenant of the same company. ....

Full article sent with deed.

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I have just added a link to an unidentified picture from Carol McEntyre Thompson. Take a peek sometime. Maybe you can help Carol fill in a blank.

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While going through some old notes; I saw a link to a website I hadn't visited in a long time. I have spent the past 8 or 9 days there checking out the 530+ references for Stamper. When you have some free time, you might want to check it for yourself. http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu I have taken a lot of notes; and will be adding a lot of the references to the website. I must say there were just a handful of links that had references to 'stamper' as the profession or item. I'm down to 50 links or less to check out ... :- )) Here would be an excellent place to look for other lineages or a number of topics ... it's a goldmine!

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Does anyone have a Clay V Stamper in their data? A few weeks ago I was on a site containing information about USAF Incident and Accident Personnel List. There were ten Stampers listed (one, being a female, Hazel). I inquired about all of them; but got a response referring to only one of them. I had wanted to know if they had any information as to their parents or relatives. Can anyone relate to this family ....

Golden,

Thank you for your request for information from Accident-Report.Com. We were able to find a report related to your request. The general details are shown below, as well as ordering instructions, should you want a copy of the report.

INQUIRY NUMBER:18-440612-38
DATE: June 12, 1944
AIRCRAFT: P-39Q 42-19528
PILOT or CREW MEMBER: Clay V Stamper
LOCATION: Brownsville, TX
REMARKS: Pilot pulled up landing gear instead of flaps after landing
TOTAL PAGES OF REPORT: 11

Thanks for your interest and we hope to hear from you soon.


Mike Stowe

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Along with a few queries that I have received over the past few weeks, I have a few of my own; but will put them in another posting.

Thanks so much
Golden

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