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Descendants of Hugh Stone

Generation No. 9

16. VERNA⁹ ? (ESTHER⁸ STONE, RASSELAS⁷, BENONI⁶, WILLIAM⁵, WILLIAM⁴, WILLIAM³, JOHN², HUGH¹) was born 1876, and died Unknown. She married WILLIAM PICKERING. He was born Unknown, and died Unknown.

Children of VERNA ? and WILLIAM PICKERING are:

	i.		ESTHER¹⁰ PICKERING, b. 1895.
22.	ii.		DELLA PICKERING, b. 1899; d. Unknown.

17. ALLAN MILHAM⁹ STONE (JOHN MITCHELL⁸, OSCAR F.⁷, BENONI⁶, WILLIAM⁵, WILLIAM⁴, WILLIAM³, JOHN², HUGH¹) was born May 07, 1892 in Hawley, Pa., and died June 15, 1964. He married (1) MARGARET SCHWARZ. He married (2) DOROTHY.

More About ALLAN MILHAM STONE:
Burial: June 1964, Clarks Summit, Pa.(Abington Hills Cemetary)

More About MARGARET SCHWARZ:
Relation: Sister to Mary Schwarz, who married John Stone

Child of ALLAN STONE and MARGARET SCHWARZ is:

DOROTHY¹⁰ STONE, b. 1916; d. 1979, Harrisburg, Pa.; m. JOHN PAUL STENDER.

Children of ALLAN STONE and DOROTHY are:

23.	ii.		ANN¹⁰ STONE, b. November 18, 1938.
24.	iii.		LINDA STONE, b. March 10, 1944.

18. JOHN MITCHELL STONE⁹ JR. (JOHN MITCHELL⁸ STONE, OSCAR F.⁷, BENONI⁶, WILLIAM⁵, WILLIAM⁴, WILLIAM³, JOHN², HUGH¹) was born April 19, 1894 in Hawley, Pa., and died March 18, 1931 in Scranton, Pa.. He married MARY SCHWARZ September 1915 in Wilkes Barre, Pa.. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown.

Notes for JOHN MITCHELL STONE JR.:
John Mitchell Stone, Jr. worked for the DL&W Railroad, but was sick for three years before he died at the age of 37 and left Mary with four children. (Nancy Daniels Cooper, 1996)

More About JOHN MITCHELL STONE JR.:
Burial: 1931, Clark Summit, Pa.(Abbington Cemetary)

Notes for MARY SCHWARZ:
When Mary's husband, John died at age 37, Mary was left with four children in the days when there was no welfare or social security. She used to make clam chowder every Friday and sell it-her daughters would deliver it to her customers. Later she took a job cleaning in a school. In 1934 she married John A. Somers. (Nancy Daniels Cooper, 1996)

More About MARY SCHWARZ:
Burial: Moscow, Pa. (Moscow Protestant Cemetary)

Children of JOHN JR. and MARY SCHWARZ are:

25.	i.	BETTY¹⁰ STONE.
26.	ii.	JEAN STONE.
27.	iii.	ALICE VERA "SUE" STONE, b. July 21, 1918, Scranton, Pa..
28.	iv.	JIMMY STONE, b. March 18, 1928, Scranton, Pa..

19. LESLIE WALTER⁹ STONE (JOHN MITCHELL⁸, OSCAR F.⁷, BENONI⁶, WILLIAM⁵, WILLIAM⁴, WILLIAM³, JOHN², HUGH¹) was born September 20, 1898 in Hawley, Pa., and died December 14, 1990 in Poughkeepsie, New York. He married LAURA PAIGE ROBERTSON.

Notes for LESLIE WALTER STONE:
Reprint from Scranton Tribune (Late spring or early summer, 1919):
"There was great rejoicing last night in the 700 block of Prescott Avenue, when Oscar and Leslie Stone, brothers, came home from the war. Scores of people turned out to greet the young heroes and made it one monster welcome home party that continued until the circus trains began to roll this morning.
Oscar and Leslie are the sons of Mr. & Mrs. John M. Stone, of 725 Prescott Ave. and they went away to fight when America entered the world conflict. Oscar served 14 months with the 109th Regiment, and was on three fronts under shell fire. Leslie is a member of Company F, 103rd Engineers, which did such gallant work in building bridges across the Marne when the Yanks began chasing the Germans. Leslie was gassed twice, but is all right now. Oscar also served on the border when the 13th was called to put the quietus on the Mexicans.
And last night the two Stone boys came home. They sent word ahead that they were coming and you can imagine what their happy parents and relatives planned for them. Well, the two soldier boys arrived in Scranton around 11:30 PM over the Lackawanna railroad. Several friends kidnapped Oscar and Leslie in a big touring car and bundled them into the big machine. The dashing heroes did not know what it was all about as they whizzed through the streets toward their home. Clarence Miller, who was at the steering gear, had the cutout wide open and the noise the auto made could be heard for blocks. It was some racket.
The houses on Prescott Ave. were decorated with American flags and bunting and streamers. When Oscar and Leslie arrived they were surrounded by their friends. The happy mother and father kissed and caressed their sons and many in the crowd wept at the happy reconciliation. An extension was erected in front of the house and tables were set on this where neighbors and friends sat down to a big feast in honor of the return of the conquering heroes. There was an abundance of eats. After refreshments, the tables were moved and dancing was enjoyed for several hours."

More About LESLIE WALTER STONE:
Burial: December 1990

Children of LESLIE STONE and LAURA ROBERTSON are:

29.	i.		LESLIE STONE¹⁰ JR., b. March 15, 1921, Scranton, Pa.; d. February 04, 1988, Hagerstown, Md..
30.	ii.		MARILYN STONE, b. May 31, 1927, Scranton, Pa..

20. MILDRED HAZEL⁹ STONE (JOHN MITCHELL⁸, OSCAR F.⁷, BENONI⁶, WILLIAM⁵, WILLIAM⁴, WILLIAM³, JOHN², HUGH¹) was born September 20, 1899 in Hawley, Pa., and died September 01, 1968 in Red Bank, N.J. (Riverview Hospital). She married FRANCIS CADDEN 1928 in New York, N.Y., son of JOHN CADDEN and MARY ?. He was born January 22, 1900 in Scranton, Pa., and died February 1958 in Batavia, N. Y..

Notes for MILDRED HAZEL STONE:
My grandmother, was known to me as "Nanny" growing up. I remember her apartment in New York on 18th St. She would help me (I was 8 years old) walk our dog Snoopy, while we were staying with her in 1963-64, when my parents were house-searching in N.J., and I remember her putting little boots on the four paws of the dog, so he wouldn't get salt in his paws while we walked him in the winter on the sidewalks of New York City, and Snoopy would manage to kick off the boots one by one, and Nanny would scramble around trying to put them back on the dogs feet. It was a sight to see, very funny. She would often visit us, and spent the last two years of her life living with us in Middletown, N.J. She would babysit my brother and I often when my parents would go out. She was always giving me money for little things like toys I wanted or candy or something. She and my mother, her daughter, could get into some spirited arguements on occasion. (Kevin Langan, April, 2000)
My grandmother's social security records indicate her birthdate as Sept. 23, 1900, however her gravestone indicates Sept. 20, 1899. (Kevin Langan, Dec. 2000)

More About MILDRED HAZEL STONE:
Burial: September 1968, Clarks Summit, Pa.(Abington Hills Cemetary)

Notes for FRANCIS CADDEN:
"Don't know much about my grandfather, as he died soon after I was born, but I know my mother, Barbara Cadden, his daughter, did not speak very kindly about him. Most of her memories of him were of a father who was rarely there for her, and not very loving nor considerate. In fact, no one in my family ever really had anything good to say about him. His Honorable Discharge Papers from the U.S. Army indicate he enlisted Feb.24, 1918 at Ft. Slocum, New York and served with the American Expeditionary Forces in England during World War I and was discharged on Dec. 14, 1918 at Camp Devens, Mass. He died of Tuberculosis. (Kevin Langan, April, 2000)

Child of MILDRED STONE and FRANCIS CADDEN is:

31.

BARBARA ANN¹⁰ CADDEN, b. February 01, 1929, Brooklyn, N.Y.; d. February 07, 1995, Red Bank, N.J.(Riverview Hospital) (3:05AM).

21. RUTH MARJORIE⁹ STONE (JOHN MITCHELL⁸, OSCAR F.⁷, BENONI⁶, WILLIAM⁵, WILLIAM⁴, WILLIAM³, JOHN², HUGH¹) was born July 27, 1902 in Hawley, Pa., and died August 07, 1966 in New York, N.Y.. She married JOSEPH WARREN DANIELS in Scranton, Pa., son of GEORGE DANIELS and FLORA WARREN. He was born March 15, 1901 in Scranton, Pa., and died March 31, 1956 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y..

More About RUTH MARJORIE STONE:
Burial: August 1966, Clarks Summit, Pa.(Abington Hills Cemetary)

Notes for JOSEPH WARREN DANIELS:
"Joseph Warren Daniels worked in the wholesale fuel business most of his life. Son of George Riley Daniels, manager of Western-Union in Scranton for several years, and Flora Warren. "Danny" was well-known as a talented tenor, studying with the same teacher as Alan Jones (father of Jack Jones). When visiting in New York City, he used to sneak out with daughter Nancy (probably all of 5 or 6 years old) to the Bowery, where the two of them would sing with the singing waiters in various establishments. They have also been known to serenade some Scranton residents from the second floor porch of Laura and Les Stone. Danny, though sometimes a little overwhelmed by his Stone in-laws, got along very well with the "Stone Boys" and was known to tavern-hop with more than one." (Nancy Daniels Cooper)

More About JOSEPH WARREN DANIELS:
Burial: April 1956, Clarks Summit, Pa.(Abington Hills Cemetary)

Children of RUTH STONE and JOSEPH DANIELS are:

32.	i.		JOSEPH WARREN "SKIP" DANIELS¹⁰ JR., b. December 27, 1926, Scranton, Pa.; d. July 09, 1990, Washington, D.C..
33.	ii.		NANCY RENEE DANIELS, b. April 03, 1932, Scranton, Pa.; d. March 22, 1998, Elgin, Illinois.

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