| Name |
Isaac STUTLER |
| Born |
23 Aug 1820 |
Kincheloe (Jane Lew), Harrison Co, WV  [1, 2] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Burial |
ORIGINALLY |
Stanley (aka Antioch) Cemetery, Sherwood, Doddridge Co, WV [3] |
| Occupation |
1850 |
| gunsmith |
| Census |
1850, 1860 |
Doddridge Co, (W)VA |
| Occupation |
1860, 1870 [4] |
| farmer |
| Census |
1870, 1880 |
Grant District, Doddridge Co, WV |
| Occupation |
physician [1, 5] |
| Died |
25 Sep 1896 |
Buckeye Run, Morgansville, Doddridge Co, WV [1, 2, 5] |
| Cause: typhoid fever |
| Buried |
Masonic Memorial Park Cemetery, Crystal Lake (West Union), WV [3, 6] |
- Death record indicates burial at the Antioch UB Church Cemetery. There are headstones for him and his wife at what is now the Stanley Cemetery, formerly known as the Antioch UB Cemetery. But there are also a grave marker for them at the Masonic Memorial Park Cemetery. According to Findagrave.com, they were disinterred from Stanley at an unspecified date, and reinterred at the Masonic.
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| Notes |
- Letter to the Editor, titled "From Gilmer County," appearing in the "Weston Democrat," May 3 1879:
Editor Democrat:
Last October Rev. Eli Martin, of the U. B. Church, assisted Rev. S. J. Graham, of Troy charge, in a series of meetings at Stewards Creek. In one of Mr. Martin's sermons, he related an incident which occurred several years ago at Buckeye Tunnel, where a young man, on the night of his conversion, handled the hot stove and red hot cinders. The statement has been paraded before the people of this county as a base falsehood, and Mr. Martin the originator of it. I send you an abridgement of a sworn statement by the father of the young man, in relation to the matter, and an abundance of other evidence to the facts of the case can be obtained in the same community:
BUCKEYE RUN, W.VA.
This is to certify that I, Isaac Stutler, father of A. H. Stutler, was present when my son handled the red hot cinders. I was sitting against the pulpit; the back part of the stove was red hot, and had been red hot all over a few minutes before. Some young men had promised by son to go forward to the altar with him, but failed to do so, and when he professed religion, he went back to them in the congregation and they cursed him, saying that there was no such a thing as religion. My son got down before them and prayed, asking God to give him more faith, when he turned around and took hold of the stove, and then reached down into the stove and took out the red hot cinders, holding them in his hands and presenting them at the same time to the people in attestation of his conversion. I took hold of his wrists and turned his hands over, and the cinders fell out upon the floor, and they were so hot that the smoke arose from the floor. I supposed that his hands would be so burnt that they would have to be amputated, but not so; there was not a mark of fire upon his hands.
/signed/ Dr. Isaac Stutler
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this, the 11th day of December, 1878.
W. M. Riggs, Justice of Grant District, Doddridge County, West Virginia
/signed/ W. M. Riggs
Now, Mr. Editor, while we may not be able to explain this phenomenon, yet we have no right to berate an aged minister of the gospel for simply relating the circumstance to an audience. A certain character has been making himself very conspicuous in the matter by saying that Mr. Martin told a lie in the pulpit, and called upon Mr. Graham to verify it. We have simply written this statement in defense of the above named gentleman, whose truthfulness cannot be impeached. The father of the young man also sends the following statement in a note to the writer: "There are several persons who are ready to be qualified to the fact that I have sworn to." We hope if anyone hereafter is to be branded with falsehood, that the person doing so will please say that the father of boy lies, not Mr. Martin. JUSTICE
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| Person ID |
I41038 |
Doddridge County Roots |
| Last Modified |
14 Jan 2017 |
| Family |
Barbara A. MOORE, b. 9 Aug 1822, Lewis Co, (W)VA , d. 5 Nov 1890, Morgansville, Doddridge Co, WV (Age 68 years) |
| Married |
12 Sep 1843 |
Lewis Co, (W)VA [1, 7, 8] |
| Notes |
- 1850 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Sep 25 1850:
Isaac Stutler, 30, gunsmith, value of real estate $200; Barbara, 26; Jacob, 7; Arthur, 5; Henry, 3; Abraham, 1.
1860 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Jun 1 1860:
J. Stuttler, 40, farmer, value of real estate $200, value of personal estate $350; B. A. (female), 38; Geo., 15; A. (male), 13; A. H. (male), 13; B. H. (male), 12; N. (female), 8; Wm., 7; J. (male), 5; L. (male), 3; M. (male), 1; J. Bee (female), 18.
NOTE: The 15-yr-old George appears to be son Jacob. The 12-yr-old B. H. would be son Robert Henderson. The 8-yr-old N. would be daughter Nancy, whose entry could easily be mistaken to be a "W." The 3-yr-old L. would be son Charles Leonidas. The 1-yr-old M. appears to be son Warner, whose entry could be read as an M or possibly as a W. Exact identity of J. Bee is not clear, but she may be the Mary Jane Bee (1840-1914) who married Isaac's half-brother Vincent Stutler in 1865.
1870 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Grant Twp), enumerated on Jul 16 1870:
Isaac Stuttler, 49, farmer, value of real estate (blank), value of personal estate $125; Barbery, 47; Wm., 16; James, 14; Chas. L, 11; Warner, 9; Joseph, 7; Luther, 5; Stephen, 3; Alvador, 2; Elizabeth Hennings (?), 11, b. Pa. (All others born in Va/WVa)
1880 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Grant District), enumerated in Jun 1880:
Isaac Stutler, 60, occupation fa (appears to be incomplete entry of farmer); wife Barbara, 58; son Henry, 33, silversmith, single; son Warner, 20, single; son Joseph N, 19, single; son Luther I, 15; son Stephen T, 13; granddau Mary Tate, 8; grandson Frederic Tate, 5. [9]
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| Children |
| + | 1. Jacob Francis STUTLER, b. 29 Jun 1844, Lewis Co, (W)VA , d. 16 May 1917, Sherwood, Doddridge Co, WV (Age 72 years) |
| + | 2. Arthur STUTLER, b. 27 Sep 1845, Harrison Co, (W)VA , d. 5 Aug 1914, Williamstown, Wood Co, WV (Age 68 years) |
| + | 3. Abraham Henry STUTLER, b. 30 Jun 1847, Doddridge Co, WV , d. 22 Mar 1922, Doddridge Co, WV (Age 74 years) |
| + | 4. Robert Henderson STUTLER, b. 8 Nov 1849, d. 1929, Doddridge Co, WV (Age 79 years) |
| + | 5. Nancy STUTLER, b. 30 Apr 1852, d. 17 Feb 1877, Doddridge Co, WV (Age 24 years) |
| + | 6. William Winfield STUTLER, b. 27 Dec 1853, d. 3 Apr 1937, Elkins, Randolph Co, WV (Age 83 years) |
| + | 7. James Lafayette STUTLER, b. 1 Oct 1856, d. 30 Dec 1929, Shinnston, Harrison Co, WV (Age 73 years) |
| + | 8. Charles Leonidas STUTLER, b. 1 Dec 1857, d. 26 May 1925, Doddridge Co, WV (Age 67 years) |
| + | 9. Warner STUTLER, b. 19 Aug 1859, d. 1946 (Age 86 years) |
| + | 10. Joseph Nolan STUTLER, b. 29 Oct 1861, d. 17 Jun 1940, Smithburg, Doddridge Co, WV (Age 78 years) |
| + | 11. Isaac Luther STUTLER, b. 23 Jan 1863, Doddridge Co, (W)VA , d. 14 Mar 1946, Morgansville, Doddridge Co, WV (Age 83 years) |
| + | 12. Stephen Thomas STUTLER, b. 29 Nov 1866, Doddridge Co, WV , d. 11 Mar 1948, Summit Co, OH (Age 81 years) |
| + | 13. Alvadore STUTLER, b. 24 Jul 1868, Doddridge Co, WV , d. 2 Apr 1930, Doddridge Co, WV (Age 61 years) |
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| Family ID |
F16440 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
1820 - 1896 (76 years)
