Register Report First Generation

27. Henry D. EWALT. Born on January 27, 1796 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Henry D. died in Monticello, Lewis, Missouri on December 2, 1846; he was 50.
On November 20, 1820 when Henry D. was 24, he married Ketturah STAMPS, daughter of William STAMPS (1765-1855) & Jane SHORE (1765-1838), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on November 20, 1799 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Ketturah died in Monticello, Lewis, Missouri on April 2, 1855; she was 55.

DIRECT STAMPS ANCESTORS [1]

1. John Stampe. From Cholsey, Berkshire County, England. Born ca 1440. Wife:
2. John Stampe. From Cholsey, Berkshire County, England. Wife: Elizabeth Coxe of Mowlsforde,

Berkshire Co., England.

3. Thomas Stampe. From Bradfield Hall, Berkshire Co., England. Wife: Joan Knapp of Hare Court,

Berkshire Co., England.

4. William Stampe. From Burfford, England. Wife: Katherine Hyde of Easthered, Berkshire Co.,

England.
5. Timothy Stampe. From Bruern Abby, Oxon. Died ca 1618. Wife: Mary Gunner.

6. John (Thomas) Stampe. Born 1603, The Immigrant, landed in Virginia in 1635. Wife: Jane Mallory.
7. William Stampe. Born in Virginia. Died After July 1668 Wife: Margaret Roe.
8. Timothy Stamps. Born in Virginia. Wife: Margaret Frizzell. 3 sons and 1 daughter.
9. William Stamps. Died before April 1746 Lancaster Co., VA. Wife: Mary Byrd
10. Thomas Stamps. From Fauquire County, Virginia. Wife: Mary Rose. 5 son and 2 daughters.
11. Dr. Timothy Stamps. Born in Kings George County, Virginia ca 1728. Died Dec. 1800. Wife:

Catherine Rhoades. 6 sons and 2 daughters.

A. George Stamps.
B. Sally Stamps
C. Thomas Stamps. Born 1750...
D. John Stamps. Born 1751
E. William Stamps. Born 1753
F. James Stamps. Born 31 Dec. 1759
G. Molly Stamps. Born abt 1763
H. Timothy Stamps. Born 1770.
12. Thomas Stamps. Born Oct. 21,1750 in Fauquier Co., VA.. Wife: Miss. Witt. They had 5 sons.
13. Moses Witt Stamps. Born 1772 in VA. Died 1850 and buried in Carroll Co., GA. Wife: Ann Eason.

She died about 1847. They had 10 children.

14. Eason Stamps. Born June 29, 1793 in Henry Co., GA. Died May 22, 1895 at 101 yrs old. Wife: Polly

Wells (first wife, our ancestor) married Oct. 17, 1817. They are from Carroll County, GA. They had 11

children.
15. Addison Perry Stamps. He was born in 1829 in GA. Married Mary Ann Johnson on June 27, 1850 in

Carroll Co., GA. (Bk B pg 263) She was born Jan. 29, 1831.Addison and Mary were in GA in 1855. By

1860, they had moved to Polk Co., AR. (now a part of Howard Co., AR) They spent the rest of their lives in

Umpire, AR and died in late 1892 or early 1893. They had 2 sons.

A. John Eason Sippio Stamps. Aug. 13, 1855 - Feb. 14, 1924
B. James Addison Stamps. Apr. 10, 1865 - Apr. 26, 1943
OLD HOMES IN BOURBON

"Walnut Lea", William Stamps Hone on Gorgetown Pike, near Paris, Kentucky. Built In 1823. Data co-piled by Miss Elizabeth B. Grime., Historian Jenima Johnson Chapter’, D. A. R.. published in the Friday, September 21, 1954 issue or the Kentuckian-Citizen.

Walnut Lea, the Stamps home, in situated two and one half miles from Paris on the Georgetown Pike. The earliest records of Bourbon County show that the land on which this homestead was established belongod to Robert Whitledge, a revolutionary Soldier. He and him wife, Nancy Whitledge conveyed it to James Morin on Jan. 9, l787, while Kentucty was still a part of Virginia. Soon after James Morin and his wife, Jane Shore Morin, settled here, the Indians killed an entire family on the farm of U. S. Senator John Edwards Just back of this place and tradition says James Morin and wife hourly expected the return of the Indians. and were armed for defense.
James Morin was killed in felling a tree. His widow married William Stamps who built the present house in 1823 An article of agreement between William Stamps and Enoch Hughes and Henry Leer who were to do the carpenter work on the houss is still in existance. It recites "the, main body of the house to be two stories high with one room 20 feet by 20 in the clear’ and a passage at one end 10 ft by 20 in the clear with one pair of stairs; a and six windows with 24 lights each 3 by 10 and six panel doors and four presses and two chimney pieces, also an ell 56 ft by 5 by 10, three panel doors and two presses and two chimney pieces and six grates and two cellar doors; also the said Hughes and Leer to get the shingles and hew the rafters with the exception of cutting and sawing the blocks for the shingles which the said Stamps is to do for them, also the said Hughes and Leer to get the timber for the window frames out of Locust and prepar the finish in a plain, neat and workmanlike manner, with venetian shutters to every window. The bill for’ plastering the house has also been preserved. A beautiful carved mantel stands in the main room. The floors are of ash.
Unusual features are the two little rooms of brick built over the entrances to the cellars and standing under the long side porch. On the death of William Stamps in l855 his Granddaughter, Elizabeth Ewalt Hedges, aquired the old home. The next year she added three rooms to the orlinal house. It is in a good state of preservation and is now occupied by a descendant, Mrs. George

L. Clayton (Ann McMil1an Talbott). The name "Walnut Lea" was given to the place on account of the many walnut trees and the level land.

Gov. Thomas Metcalfe spent many nights here with his first cousin, William Stamps, while enrout from his home in Nichclas County to the Executive Mansion in Fankfort, the trip being too long to take by carriage in one day. Joseph and Jefferson Davis were often guests in the home, their sister having married the oldest son of William Stamps.

WILLIAM STAMPS

William Stamps was born in 1765 in Fauquire County, Virginia. He married Jane Morin, nee Shore, on January 26,1792 Bourbon Co., Kentucky. Her first husband was James Morin who was killed in felling a tree. At the January term of court in 1801, Bourbon County, Ky., William Stamps was appointed guardian to Sarah, Joseph, Elizabeth and Margaret Morin, children of his wife by her first husband, James Morin. William Stamps died at the age of ninety years on October 22, l855. His death certificate states that his parents were William and Polly Stamps. Jane Shore Stamps died August 11, 1858. They are buried in the family burial ground near the old homestead. They lived at "Walnut Lea" which was built by William Stamps in 1823, on the Georgetown Pike near Paris, Kentucky. Their issue.;
1. Anne Stamps, born Nov. 28,1792, married John Martin
2. Maria Stamps, born Feb. 17, 1794, married Richard Ewalt
3. Jane Stamps, born July 1, 1795, married Wm.Alexander
4. Harriet Stamps, born Oct. 6, 1796, married 1st Hugh Thompaon,

2nd Lochart

5. William Stamps, born Nov. 5, 1797, married Lucinda Davis, sister to Jefferson Davis. Their home was called Rosemount and was located near Woodville, Mississippi.
6. Keturah Stamps, born Feb.3, 1799, married Henry Ewa1t
7. John Shore Stamps, born July 25, 1800, died 1823
3. Thomas S. Stamps, born July 9, 1803, married Elizabeth McConnel1
9. America Stamps, born April 17, l8O5, died at age of 9 years
They had the following children:

i. Mary “Polly” Ann (1821-1871)

ii. John (1822-1900)

iii. Henry Dunkley (1824-1864)

iv. William S. (1826-1881)

v. Elizabeth (1827-1848)

vi. Jane S. (1828-1880)

vii. Margaret Morne (1829-1876)

viii. Thomas (1830-1859)

ix. Samuel Henry (1831-1898)

x. Noah Spears (1833-1878)

xi. Catherine Lucinda (1834-1875)

xii. Joseph M. (1836-1862)

xiii. Richard T. (1838-1921)

Family of Abraham FRYE (11) & Hester JOHNSTON

28. Mary FRYE. Born in 1788. Mary died in 1881; she was 93.
In 1807 when Mary was 19, she married Daniel VAN VOORHIS.
They had one child:

i. Christena (1821-1892)

Family of Christina FRYE (12) & John SNAPP

29. Abraham Fry SNAPP. Born circa 1771 in Frederick County, Virginia.
Child:

i. Susannah (~1804-)

Family of Benjamin FRYE (15) & Mary FRYE

30. Benjamin Powell FRYE. Born in 1820. Benjamin Powell died in 1890; he was 70.
Benjamin Powell first married Sarah Jane BEALL.
They had one child:

i. Edward Powell

Benjamin Powell second married Mary Isabel WISE.
31. Isaac L. FRYE.
Isaac L. married Mary Magdaline Louise FRYE.
They had one child:

i. Benjamin Mason (1845-1918)

Family of Henry FRYE (16) & Hannah

32. Henry Westfall FRYE.
Henry Westfall married Elizabeth BAKER.
They had one child:

i. Benjamin F. (1829-)

Family of Benjamin FRY (17) & Mary Magdaline SECRIST

33. Benjamin FRY. Born in 1791. Benjamin died in 1867; he was 76.
Benjamin married Judith BEAN.
They had the following children:

i. James Bean

ii. Mary Magdalene

Family of Luke FRYE (18) & Mary WEST

34. West FRYE.
West married Christena VAN VOORHIS, daughter of Daniel VAN VOORHIS & Mary FRYE (28) (1788-1881). Born in 1821. Christena died in 1892; she was 71.
They had one child:

i. Martha (1849-)

MORRISON._They_had_one_child:_i._Sarah__Sources'>Family of Elizabeth FRYE (19) & Frederick COOPER

35. Rachel COOPER.
Rachel married Samuel MORRISON.
They had one child:

i. Sarah

Sources
1. Conrad Palmisano, “Palmisano Genealogy,” May 2, 2000, [e-mail].

2. Britta Harris, 1015 Kickapou St., Lincoln, Illinois 62656--prepared June 20, 2000

3. Ravenscroft, p. 119

4. From Ravenscroft FamilyTree Maker Web Site, “The Descendants of Samuel Ravenscroft.” Compiled by John Ravenscroft.
5. Gravestone marker spells last name as "Culf."

6. William McCune Family Bible owned by Miss May Shannon, Vandalia, Missouri. Reference: Campbell, Kathryn Hutcherson. “William McCune The Pennsylvanian and Kindred Families,” p. 16.

7. This family line was researched by Virginia Ann Garnett Knight. Taken from “Our Ewalt Heritage,” Volume One, compiled by Lenora Smith Brakke, February, 1981, pp. 254-256.

8. “Minute Book G,” 1832-1835, Harrison County, Kentucky.

9. The placement of COL Samuel Ewalt as the son of John Ewalt and Elizabeth Ravenscraft is purely speculative at this juncture. The reasons for placing him here is that (1) Jerry and Janice Dewitz mentions a "mother" of Samuel named "Sarah" in an explanation of the description of Ewalt land: "Notes: The "Ewalt Land" referred to above was owned by Sarah, mother of Samuel Ewalt, who married Nicholas III's sister Margaret. The old stone house pictured on the next page is the old David Family home, referred to above, which still stands." (Jerry and Janice Dewitz, "Before You," Alpha Publishing Group, Houston, Texas, 1997, p. 125) John Ewalt married Sarah Flowers in June, 1844, which would have made her Samuel’s step-mother. A second piece of evidence is the Stonermouth Presbyterian Church, Ruddle’s Mills, Ky, cemetery listing. An "Ewalt, John Sr., 1791-1857" is listed along with COL Samuel Ewalt "1826-1868." This dating places John Ewalt, Sr., as a real possibility as Samuel’s father.
Prior to receiving the Dewitz information and the Ruddle’s Mills cemetery listing, I had the following information on John Ewalt: Birth: 1789 Paris, Bourbon County, KY Father: Henry EWALT (1754-1829) Mother: Elizabeth FREY/FRYE (1757-1837)

Spouses: 1: Elizabeth RAVENSCRAFT Birth: 1793 Paris, Bourbon County, KY Death: bef 15 May 1827 Age: 34 Father: Thomas RAVENSCRAFT (~1756-1827) Mother: Margaret HINKSON (~1770-) Marriage: 3 Jul 1809 Harrison County, Kentucky

Children: Henry (1810-)

Margaret (1813-1873)

Juliana (1815-)

Elizabeth (1818-)

Rebecca (1820-)

Nancy Ann (1822-)

Samuel (1817-)
Spouse 2: Polly HALEY

Marriage: 6 Nov 1833

Spouse 3: Sarah FLOWERS

Marriage: 24 Jun 1844

With the new information, the pieces of the puzzle come together. It looks as if Samuel, the last son of John and Elizabeth Ewalt, may have actually been born in 1826. Elizabeth is mentioned as dying sometime before 1827. She may have died giving birth to Samuel.

10. Some information for the line of Samuel Ewalt and wives was provided via e-mail on October 14, 1999, by Mary Bishop ([e-mail])
Index
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Hannah spouse of 16

ANDERSON

Margaret (1784 - 1866) spouse of 20

BAKER

Elizabeth spouse of 32

BEALL

Sarah Jane spouse of 30

BEAN

Judith spouse of 33

COOPER

Frederick spouse of 19

Rachel 35

EWALT

Ann (1823 - 1824) child of 25

Ann Smith (1838 - 1864) child of 25

Catherine Lucinda (1834 - 1875) child of 27

Cynthia Pugh “Tinnie” (1842 - 1870) child of 25

Elizabeth (1827 - 1848) child of 27

Elizabeth (1820 - 1820) child of 25

Elizabeth Ann (1827 - 1902) child of 25

Elizabeth Davis (1818 - 1897) child of 24

Elizabeth Jane (1824 - 1895) child of 26

Henry (1754 - 1829) spouse of 10

Henry (1810 - ) child of 24

Henry D. (1796 - 1846) 27

Henry Dunkley (1824 - 1864) child of 27

Jane S. (1828 - 1880) child of 27

John (1822 - 1900) child of 27

John (1789 - 1857) 24

John Hunt (1818 - 1853) child of 25

John R. (1840 - 1915) child of 24

Joseph Henry (1828 - 1877) child of 25

Joseph M. (1836 - 1862) child of 27

Juliana (1815 - ) child of 24

Margaret (1813 - 1873) child of 24

Margaret Morne (1829 - 1876) child of 27

Mary “Polly” Ann (1821 - 1871) child of 27

Mary S. “Polly” (1785 - 1868) 22

Mary Susan (1831 - 1900) child of 25

Nancy Ann (1822 - ) child of 24

Noah Spears (1833 - 1878) child of 27

Penelope (1829 - ) child of 26

Rebecca (1787 - 1861) 23

Rebecca (1820 - 1878) child of 24

Richard (1795 - 1833) 26

Richard T. (1838 - 1921) child of 27

Sallie child of 24

Sallie child of 24

Sallie Ann (1830 - 1910) child of 26

COL Samuel (1826 - 1868) child of 24

Samuel (1792 - 1878) 25

Samuel B. (1836 - 1923) child of 25

Samuel Henry (1831 - 1898) child of 27

Sarah "Sallie" (1783 - 1837) 21

Sarah “Sallie” Smith (1832 - 1900) child of 25

Thomas (1830 - 1859) child of 27

William Pugh (1824 - 1877) child of 25

William S. (1826 - 1881) child of 27

FLOWERS

Sarah spouse of 24

FORMAN

Catherine Eliza child of 14

Joseph spouse of 14

FREY

Friederich (1626 - ) 1

Heinrich (1663 - 1734) 3

Jacob 2

Jacob (1694 - ) child of 3

John (1703 - 1766) child of 3

FREYFRYE

Elizabeth (1757 - 1837) 10

FRY

Abraham (1700 - ) child of 3

Abraham child of 13

Amelia (1719 - 1781) child of 3

Benjamin (1703 - 1753) 5

Benjamin (~1731 - ) child of 5

Benjamin 17

Benjamin (1791 - 1867) 33

Benjamin child of 13

Christina (1733 - ) child of 5

Elizabeth (1737 - ) child of 5

Elizabeth (1719 - 1758) child of 3

George (1705 - 1750) child of 3

Henry (1698 - ) child of 3

Isaac Newton child of 13

Jacob (1726 - 1808) child of 5

Jacob child of 13

James Jr. child of 13

James Bean child of 33

Joseph (1727 - 1781) 8

Mary Magdalene child of 33

Nancy child of 13

Rebeka (1719 - ) child of 3

William (1695 - 1768) 4

William child of 4

FRYE

Abraham ( - 1807) 6

Abraham (1764 - 1813) 11

Abraham W. child of 15

Benjamin (1749 - 1812) child of 6

Benjamin (1774 - 1840) 15

Benjamin F. (1829 - ) child of 32

Benjamin Mason (1845 - 1918) child of 31

Benjamin Powell (1820 - 1890) 30

Benjamine (1788 - ) child of 11

Catherine child of 6

Christina (1750 - ) 12

Edward Powell child of 30

Elizabeth 19

Henry (1724 - 1812) 7

Henry 16

Henry Westfall 32

Isaac L. 31

James (ca1750 - >1821) 13

Luke (1793 - 1821) 18

Margaret child of 6

Martha (1849 - ) child of 34

Mary spouse of 15

Mary (1788 - 1881) 28

Mary Magdaline Louise spouse of 31

Nancy child of 6

Rebecca 14

Rebecca child of 9

Samuel (1729 - 1814) 9

West 34

William (1735 - 1796) child of 5

FUNK

Ann spouse of 8

HALEY

Polly ( - 1841) spouse of 24

HIRTZELLER

Anna spouse of 2

JOHNSTON

Hester (1766 - 1813) spouse of 11

KELLER

Abraham (1809 - 1876) child of 20

Abraham (1777 - 1834) 20

Elizabeth child of 20

Isaac (~1824 - ) child of 20

Jacob ( - 1781) spouse of 10

Jacob (1799 - ca1877) child of 20

John child of 20

Joseph child of 20

Margaret “Peggy” child of 20

Minerva child of 20

Nancy (1821 - 1886) child of 20

Rebecca child of 20

Solomon (1803 - ) child of 20

LEVERING

Anna Catherine spouse of 3

LITTLER

Fanny spouse of 7

MARKLEY

Anna Christena ( - 1752) spouse of 5

Veronica spouse of 4

McCUNE

Henry Ewalt (1825 - 1912) child of 23

John (1772 - 1852) spouse of 23

Joseph D. (1828 - 1888) child of 23

Rebecca (1831 - ) child of 23

MILLER

Elizabeth E. (1819 - ) child of 22

Henry (1809 - ) child of 22

Hugh (1774 - 1821) spouse of 22

Hugh III (1808 - ) child of 22

James (1817 - ca1899) child of 22

Margaret J. (1822 - ) child of 22

Polly Ann (1814 - ) child of 22

William H. (1812 - ) child of 22

MORRISON

Samuel spouse of 35

Sarah child of 35

PUGH

Cynthia (1795 - 1833) spouse of 25

RAVENSCRAFT

Elizabeth “Betsy” (1812 - ) child of 23

Elizabeth “Betsy” (1793 - <1827) spouse of 24

John (>1786 - 1813) spouse of 23

Julia Sarah “Sallie” (1808 - 1879) child of 23

Milton child of 23

SECRIST

Mary Magdaline spouse of 17

SHAWHAN

Daniel (1823 - ) child of 21

Henry Ewalt (1805 - 1882) child of 21

John Major, CSA (1811 - 1862) child of 21

Joseph (1781 - 1871) spouse of 21

Joseph (~1798 - <1860) child of 21

Margaret (1812 - >1888) child of 21

Rebecca (1817 - ) child of 21

Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" (1807 - ) child of 21

William B. (1821 - 1859) child of 21

SMITH

Eliza P. (1799 - 1852) spouse of 25

SNAPP

Abraham Fry (ca1771 - ) 29

John spouse of 12

Susannah (~1804 - ) child of 29

SPEARS

Nancy (1759 - 1839) spouse of 13

SPEERS

Christina (1752 - 1841) spouse of 9

STAMPS

Ketturah (1799 - 1855) spouse of 27

Mariah (1794 - 1871) spouse of 26

VAN VOORHIS

Christena (1821 - 1892) child of 28

Christena (1821 - 1892) spouse of 34

Daniel spouse of 28

WEST

Mary spouse of 18

WISE

Mary Isabel spouse of 30

YOUNG

Agnes Ann spouse of 6

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