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Rebecca Colvill was born about 1609 in England. She and John Throckmorton were married between 1610 and 1628 in England.¹ She died.

Her married name was Rebecca Throckmorton. Downloaded from Bill Stout's RootsWeb data.

Charity Burroughs was born about 1705 in New Jersey. She and Zebulon Stout were married about 1725. She died about 1771, at age ~66, in Mercer County, New Jersey.

Hannah Price was born in 1770. She died in 1824, at age ~54, in Highland County, Ohio, USA.

Her married name was Hannah Stout. Nathaniel Stout and Hannah Price have 10 children:
1 Benjamin
2 Edral
3 Elisha
4 Elizabeth
5 Harriet
6 Rachel
7 Jesse
8 Lydia
9 Thomas
10 John F. Stout.

Jesse Stout was born in 1798. He died.

Lydia Stout was born about 1788. She died in 1851, at age ~63.

Thomas Stout was born about 1790. He died in Greenville, Bond County, IL, USA.

John F . Stout was born in September 1791 in Tennessee. He and Rachel Redkey were married on 25 October 1810 in Highland County, Ohio. He and Mary Hill were married in 1815 in Ohio. He and Lora Gunn Simmons were married on 9 August 1841 in Bond County, Illinois. He and Mahala B. Corley were married about 1850 in Fayette County, Illinois. He died on 20 November 1851, at age 60, in Fayette County, Illinois.

The lineage for John F. Stout is available at Ancestry.com. The STOUT family information was complied by Bill Stout ([email protected]).

Additional information is available at http://home.earthlink.net/~bstout02/Stoutwebpage/Stouts_in_Amex.html. PANDORA
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John Stout laid out the town of Columbia, Dec. 1, 1836. The previous year he had built a grist-mill on Riley creek, one of the first gristmills of the county, which was a great convenience for the early settlers. This town was situated upon the Ridge road, leading from Findlay to Kalida and Delphos, and about half way between the county seats of Hancock and Putnam counties. For many years it was the stopping place of the lawyers and judges, while "traveling the circuit" in the early days before 1851. The tavern was kept by Henery Kilheffer and travelers on their way form Findlay to Kalida spent the night here. Many stories are still told of the jolly times that were had at the old tavern.
Later, the name was changed to Pendleton, and in 1850 the first addition was laid out by Brice W. Viers. Henry Kilheffer owned the only store at this time and in 1852 he laid out East Pendleton, which was surveyed by Henry Blosser, county surveyor. It ears the distinction of being the only town that was ever platted in Riley township.
In 1882 the narrow gauge railroad, which has since become a standard gauge road and known as the Pittsburg, Akron & Western railroad, was proposed and constructed through the town. The same year Kiene and Suter laid out their addition to the town. The name of the town was again changed, this time to Pandora, and evidently the "third time charm" worked, for it has retained that name to the present time.
Additions were laid out in 1891, by H. M. Day; 1893, by R. N. McAdams; the same year S. P. Krohn laid out his addition and the following year H. M. Day laid out a second addition. It was surveyed by an order from the court, Apr. 24, 1892 and incorporated on Nov. 5th of the same year.
Situated as it was, in the center of one of the best-improved sections of the county, surrounded with rich farm land and magnificent buildings which can hardly be surpassed in any locality of the state, it took a slow deep-rooted growth, which began to show a few years later. The farms were settled principally by sturdy Mennonites, whose faith forbids quarreling and litigation.
The overall factory has been one of the greatest agents in making Pandora what it is at present. The history of this factory will appear in another paragraph. The population in 1910 numbered five hundred and sixty-two. It has paved streets, a modern high school, bank, and stores that rival any in the county. The Ohio & Northern railroad gives the people accommodations east and west. The Pandora Milling Company does quite an extensive business in this locality. The lumber and planing mills also employ a number of men and carry on a large business in their line. The present town officials are: Mayor, P. A. Amstutz; clerk, Grover Davidson; treasurer, A. S. Hilty; marshal, John Culp; councilmen, Samuel Haas, P. D. Amstutz, C. C. Hilty, John Gerber, J. A. Suter, Adam Bixler. John Stout
United States Census, 1850
Name John Stout
Event Type Census
Event Year 1850
Event Place Fayette county, Fayette, Illinois, United States
Gender Male
Age 56
Race White
Birth Year (Estimated) 1794
Birthplace Tennessee
House Number 26
Household

John Stout M 56 Tennessee
Mahala Stout F 45 Virginia
Madison Stout M 6 Illinois
Samuel Stout M 5 Illinois
Philip Stout M 4 Illinois. John Stout
mentioned in the record of John Stout and Rachel Redkey
Name John Stout
Spouse's Name Rachel Redkey
Event Date 02 Oct 1810
Event Place Highland,Ohio. John Stout
Illinois Marriages
Name John Stout
Spouse's Name Lovey G. Simmon
Event Date 09 Aug 1841
Event Place , Bond, Illinois.

Benjamin Stout was born. He died.

Edral Stout was born. He died.

Elisha Stout was born in 1790. He died.

Elizabeth Stout was born. She died.

Harriet Stout was born. She died.

Rachel Stout was born in 1804 in Highland County, Ohio, USA. She died.

Rachel Redkey was born about 1792. She and John F . Stout were married on 25 October 1810 in Highland County, Ohio. She died after 1812.

John Stout
mentioned in the record of John Stout and Rachel Redkey
Name John Stout
Spouse's Name Rachel Redkey
Event Date 02 Oct 1810
Event Place Highland,Ohio.

Mary Hill was born in 1790 in Ohio ? She and John F . Stout were married in 1815 in Ohio. She died after May 1832.

Lora Gunn Simmons was born in 1821 in Mulberry Grove, Bond County, Illinois. She and John F . Stout were married on 9 August 1841 in Bond County, Illinois. She died after 1848 in Fayette County, Illinois.

John Stout
Illinois Marriages
Name John Stout
Spouse's Name Lovey G. Simmon
Event Date 09 Aug 1841
Event Place , Bond, Illinois.

George W. Stout was born on 1 June 1842 in Mulberry Grove, Bond County, Illinois. He died on 20 August 1847, at age 5, in Mulberry Grove, Bond County, Illinois.

Madison D. Stout was born on 3 October 1843 in Mulberry Grove, Bond County, IL, USA. He died on 29 April 1928, at age 84, in Fort Dodge, Ford County, Kansas. He was buried on 1 May 1928 in La Harpe Cemetery, La Harpe, Allen County, Kansas.

Rev Madison D. Stout

Birth: Oct. 4, 1843
Mulberry Grove
Bond County
Illinois, USA
Death: Apr. 29, 1928
Fort Dodge
Ford County
Kansas, USA


Family links:
Spouse:
Ann Eliza Alderman Stout (1844 - 1923)

Children:
Laura Harriet Stout Henderson (1866 - 1952)*
Francis Marion Stout (1872 - 1955)*
Walter Eugene Stout (1874 - 1960)*
Samuel Madison Stout (1879 - 1974)*
George Arthur Stout (1881 - 1964)*
Ann Eliza Stout Burden (1884 - 1968)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
La Harpe Cemetery
La Harpe
Allen County
Kansas, USA

Maintained by: Spike Jones
Originally Created by: TiogaRose
Record added: Jul 13, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 39424596.

Samuel Lewis Stout was born on 27 March 1845 in Mulberry Grove, Bond County, Illinois. He died on 14 December 1918, at age 73, in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma. He was buried in White Dove Cemetery, Sparks, Lincoln County, Oklahoma.

Samuel Lewis Stout

Birth: Mar. 27, 1845
Fayette County
Illinois, USA
Death: Dec. 14, 1918
Tulsa
Tulsa County
Oklahoma, USA

Samuel was the son of Jonathan F. STOUT and Lora GUNN-SIMMONS.

Family links:
Spouse:
Harriet Jemima Carson Stout (1844 - 1904)

Children:
Rosa Effie Stout Wight (1875 - 1959)*
Sidney Carson Stout (1880 - 1934)*
Lora Harriet Stout Merrill (1881 - 1967)*
Lewis Samuel Stout (1881 - 1956)*

*Calculated relationship

Inscription:
Father
PVT CO I 57 ILL INF


Burial:
White Dove Cemetery
Sparks
Lincoln County
Oklahoma, USA

Maintained by: Duston Stout
Originally Created by: Sherry
Record added: Jun 13, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 38276770. From FindaGrave...


Samuel Lewis and Harriet Jemima (Carson) Stout, married March 13, 1866 in Bond Co., Illinois. In 1891, they moved from Kansas to Lincoln County, Oklahoma Territory and took up one of the 5000 homesteads that were opened for settlement in the Land Run of 1891. They settled in Section 36, T12N-R4E near the town of Meeker.

Samuel Lewis Stout, b. March 27, 1845, Fayette Co., IL, died December 14, 1918, Tulsa, Tulsa Co., OK.

Samuel Lewis Stout married (2) June 29, 1902 Chandler, Lincoln Co., O. T. Eulah Lee Cothran, b. November 25, 1884, Jack Co., Texas, d. Dec. 20, 1979 Okmulgee, Okmulgee Co., Oklahoma. Burial Dec. 22, 1979, Bristow, Creek Co., Oklahoma, daughter of John Calvin Cothran and Sarah Jane DeWitt.

Philip Stout was born on 5 August 1846 in Mulberry Grove, Bond County, Illinois. He died on 24 March 1929, at age 82, in Monet, Barry County, Missouri. He was buried in Maple Park Cemetery, Aurora, Lawrence County, Missouri.

Phillip Stout

Birth: Aug. 5, 1846
Bond County
Illinois, USA
Death: Mar. 24, 1929
Aurora
Lawrence County
Missouri, USA

Phillip was the son of unknown parents and the husband of Mary





Family links:
Spouse:
Mary Rizenberg Stout (1861 - 1951)*

*Calculated relationship

Note: ssw Mary

Burial:
Maple Park Cemetery
Aurora
Lawrence County
Missouri, USA
Plot: Block 2

Created by: Connie Stockton Schmidt
Record added: Aug 12, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 56981922.

Sarah Ann Stout was born between 1848 and 1849. She died.

Lydia Ann Stout was born between 1848 and 1849. She died.

Mahala B. Corley was born about 1805 in Illinois. She and John F . Stout were married about 1850 in Fayette County, Illinois. She died.

Her married name was Mahala B. Stout. John Stout
United States Census, 1850
Name John Stout
Event Type Census
Event Year 1850
Event Place Fayette county, Fayette, Illinois, United States
Gender Male
Age 56
Race White
Birth Year (Estimated) 1794
Birthplace Tennessee
House Number 26
Household

John Stout M 56 Tennessee
Mahala Stout F 45 Virginia
Madison Stout M 6 Illinois
Samuel Stout M 5 Illinois
Philip Stout M 4 Illinois. John Stout
Illinois Marriages
Name John Stout
Spouse's Name Mahala B. Pugh
Event Date 19 Mar 1849
Event Place , Bond, Illinois.

Nathan H. Stout was born on 2 June 1816 in Ohio. He died.

Jefferson E. Stout was born on 13 September 1817 in. He died.