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Descendants of Stoffell Armagost
2.SUSANNA4 ARMAGOST (STOFFELL3, JACOB2, PETER CHRISTOPHER1 ARMACOST) was born March 3, 1823 in Chester County, Pennsylvania.She married EMANUEL M HELPER, son of JACOB HELPER and SALLIE HAMM.
Children of SUSANNA ARMAGOST and EMANUEL HELPER are:
| i. | MALINDA5 HELPER, b. 1843. |
| ii. | ELI HELPER, b. 1846. |
| iii. | MARGARET HELPER, b. 1848. |
| iv. | ANGELINE HELPER, b. 1850. |
| v. | WILLIAM A HELPER, b. February 1852, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; m. LOUISA J ?. |
| vi. | EMANIAL HELPER, b. 1855; m. SUSAN ARMAGOST. |
| vii. | STOPHEL HELPER, b. 1861. |
| viii. | HARRISON G HELPER, b. 1865. |
| ix. | LUCINDA HELPER, b. 1869. |
More About THOMAS ARMAGOST:
Burial Place: Squirrel Hill, Clarion County, Pennsylvania
Occupation: Blacksmith
Children of THOMAS ARMAGOST and SUSANNAH HELPER are:
| i. | EMILY JANE5 ARMAGOST, b. February 2, 1848, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. November 5, 1853, Clarion County, Pennsylvania. |
| ii. | ELIZABETH CLARA ARMAGOST, b. October 2, 1849, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. October 8, 1853, Clarion County, Pennsylvania. |
| iii. | MARY CLARA ARMAGOST, b. September 2, 1851, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. September 14, 1913; m. FRANKLIN DOVERSPIKER, August 14, 1873. |
| iv. | SARAH AGNES ARMAGOST, b. August 23, 1853, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. September 19, 1926; m. ANDREW JACKSON RICHARD. |
| v. | MARTHA MANORA ARMAGOST, b. April 4, 1855, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. January 5, 1930, maybe 1931; m. JAMES DALLAS LOCKLIN. |
| More About JAMES DALLAS LOCKLIN: Occupation: Lumber Merchant - Wald, Pennsylvania |
| vi. | ELSIE LAVINA ARMAGOST, b. February 11, 1857, Squirrel Hill, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. June 1, 1922; m. ADAM MONROE MOHNEY, DR, May 1875, Squirrel Hill, Clarion County, Pennsylvania. |
| Notes for ADAM MONROE MOHNEY, DR: An eminent Physician and Surgeon of Rimersburg, PA. Adam remained under the parental roof until he attained the age of 24, but 8 years previous, he commenced teaching school - a profession he successfully followed for one decade during the winter seasons, while during the summer months he attended the Corsica and West Millville normals.At the age of 26, he began reading medicine with Dr Henry, of West Millville, and subsequently was a student at the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Baltimore, Maryland, from which noted institution he graduated in 1882 with the degree of M.D.From 1881 until 1887, he engaged in practice in Leatherwood, Clarion County, and then came t Rimersburg, where he soon succeded in building up a large and lucrative practice.Both professionally and financially, he met with success, and besides his elegant home and office in Rimersburg, he owns a farm and other valuable property. Fraternally, Adam is a Royal Arch Mason, belonging to the chapter in Clarion, and is also a member of the Odd Fellows Society and the Knights of Pythias in Rimersburg.For the past three years, he has served as elder in the Reformed Church, with which he is connected.Although an ardent Democrat, in politics he has never aspired to office, preferring to give his undevided attention to his professional duties.The prominent place he has won in the profession is accorded him in the recognition of his skill and ability and the place which he occupies in the social world is a tribute to that genuine worth and true nobleness of character which are universally recognized and honored. |
| vii. | SUSANNAH ALICE ARMAGOST, b. January 23, 1859, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. April 9, 1916; m. J B KROTZER, February 18, 1883. |
| More About J B KROTZER: Occupation: Oil Driller, Butler County, Pennsylvania |
| viii. | ERMA CHRISTINA ARMAGOST, b. January 15, 1861, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. September 12, 1950; m. PHILLIP F FOX, July 3, 1887. |
| ix. | KATHRYN ELIZABETH ARMAGOST, b. January 23, 1863; d. January 28, 1965; m. CHRISTOPHER S MOHNEY, June 1, 1887. |
| x. | WILLIAM MILTON ARMAGOST, b. November 23, 1864, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. December 31, 1937, Rimersburg, Pennsylvania; m. CORA ELMIRA SLAUGHTENHAUPT. |
| More About WILLIAM MILTON ARMAGOST: Occupation: Blacksmith, Rimersburg, Pennsylvania |
| xi. | ADA MARIE ARMAGOST, b. September 9, 1867, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. January 10, 1923; m. GEORGE B MCCELLAN WOODS, DR. |
| Notes for GEORGE B MCCELLAN WOODS, DR: George was reared on a farm and remained there until the age of 19, when he engaged in teaching in the public schools of his own district,, during vacations attending the Clarion Collegiate Institute at Rimersburg.When 22 years of age he began attending lectures at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore, Maryland, with honors, being granted a gold medal, the third memorial prize, and located in the practice at Leatherwood, where he remained 2 1/2 years, then went to Curllsville, where he has since remained successfully engaged in active practice.He is an enterprising and progressive citizen, and is up with the times in all that he undertakes.Politically, he is a democrate, and while not an aspirant for office, he has filled several of the minor local offices, as school director and auditor, deeming it a duty as a citizen to yeild to the expressed desire of his fellow townsmen.Socially, he is a member of the Knights of Maccabees. |
| More About GEORGE B MCCELLAN WOODS, DR: Ethnic/Religion: Lutheran |
| xii. | NETTIE ARMAGOST, b. September 15, 1870; d. July 29, 1929; m. JAMES B SLOUGHENHAUPT. |
| More About JAMES B SLOUGHENHAUPT: Occupation: Owned Greenhouse, Kennewick, Washington |
| xiii. | HARRY SLOAN ARMAGOST, b. September 6, 1872, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. April 13, 1944; m. MAUDE WILL, April 29, 1897, Clarion County, Pennsylvania. |
| More About HARRY SLOAN ARMAGOST: Occupation: Blacksmith, Pitcairn, Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania |
More About ELI ARMAGOST:
Burial Place: Grave # 2956 (per Federal War Records)
Occupation: Master Collier
Cause of Death: Diarrhea
Children of ELI ARMAGOST and SARAH ? are:
| i. | SILAS5 ARMAGOST, b. 1852. |
| ii. | MARY ARMAGOST, b. 1856. |
Children of MARY ARMAGOST and ISAAC MOHNEY are:
| i. | ALEXANDER5 MOHNEY, b. 1850. |
| ii. | SUSANNA MOHNEY, b. 1852. |
| iii. | EMILY MOHNEY, b. 1854. |
| iv. | SAMANTHA MOHNEY, b. 1856. |
| v. | WILLIAM MOHNEY, b. June 1858, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; m. (1) FRANCES SHOUP; m. (2) FRANCES SHAUP. |
| vi. | MARY MOHNEY, b. 1860. |
| vii. | ISABELLA MOHNEY, b. 1862. |
| viii. | ISAAC MOHNEY, b. 1865. |
| ix. | ALICE MOHNEY, b. 1869. |
| x. | AGNES MOHNEY, b. 1872; d. died by 1906; m. CURT MAGNER. |
| xi. | BLANCHE MOHNEY, b. 1875, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; m. HENRY J HELLER. |
More About WILLIAM M. ARMAGOST:
Occupation: Blacksmith, Rimersburg, Pennsylvania
Children of WILLIAM ARMAGOST and NELLIE SWITZER are:
| i. | EMILY JANE5 ARMAGOST, b. May 12, 1855, Callensburg, Pennsylvania; d. July 12, 1942; m. JOHN C. COULTER, October 20, 1873, Clarion County, Pennsylvania. |
| ii. | MARY ELLEN ARMAGOST, b. August 28, 1856, Callensburg, Pennsylvania; d. December 19, 1942, Beaver Crossing, Nebraska; m. CHARLES JAMES HARRIGER, October 27, 1874, Strattonville, Pennsylvania. |
| Notes for MARY ELLEN ARMAGOST: Not having been heard from for quite some time, four brothers of Mary Ellen, namely; Thomas, Joseph, Emanuel and Jeremiah drove to Beaver Crossing, Nebraska in June 1939 to inquire about her.She was found to have been living at Beaver Crossing then 26 years.She was then 83 years of age and was blind. |
| More About MARY ELLEN ARMAGOST: Burial Place: Beaver Crossing, Nebraska |
| More About CHARLES JAMES HARRIGER: Burial Place: Beaver Crossing, Nebraska |
| iii. | SARAH ELIZABETH ARMAGOST, b. November 10, 1858, Callensburg, Pennsylvania; d. January 8, 1910; m. JOHN POTTER, June 6, 1876. |
| iv. | JOSEPH SHOEMAKER ARMAGOST, b. September 1, 1860, Greenville, Pennsylvania; d. November 19, 1950, Corsica, Pennsylvania; m. ALICE SARAH CROOKS, July 2, 1889, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania. |
| Notes for JOSEPH SHOEMAKER ARMAGOST: It is known that there were four children deceased by 1900, so that would make a total of nine children. No names available for the deceased. |
| v. | EMANUEL SYLVESTER ARMAGOST, b. August 14, 1862, Greenville, Pennsylvania; d. April 10, 1941, California; m. JANE MATSON, September 21, 1887. |
| Notes for EMANUEL SYLVESTER ARMAGOST: It may be a myth, but relatives believe, since Emanuel died in an auto accident, that is was the same accident that took the life of Tom Mix, the movie actor. |
| More About EMANUEL SYLVESTER ARMAGOST: Cause of Death: Auto accident |
| vi. | JERAMIAH M. ARMAGOST, b. March 5, 1866, Mill Creek Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. April 2, 1951, Hooversville, Somerser County, Pennsylvania; m. IDA JANE KELLY, June 20, 1888, Clarion County, Pennsylvania. |
| Notes for JERAMIAH M. ARMAGOST: The death of Jeremiah broke a marriage of 62 years.Jeremiah always treated Ida the the greatest of respect and would allow no one to treat her otherwise.Jeremiah was something over 6 feet tall, a slender wiry individual, and though peaceful by nature, e was not above combat should any disrespect be shown his Ida Jane. Jeremiah operated a house coal mine and limestone mine at Hooversville, Pennsylvania where he lived for over 50 years.He was a charter member of the Hooversville Fire Company and the oldest living member of the P.O.S. of A. Lodge, Hooversville Chapter. On May 31, 1916 Jerry Armagost in his new Ford Touring car went out for a spin accompanied by son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee Armagost and son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ollschleager.In some manner he lost control of the vehicle when returning home and ran over an embankment.The machine "turned turtle" throwing all accupants under the car except Lee who jumped clear as the car reached the embankment.Lee received a bruised knee, his father was the victim of a bad cut on a finger.The car was demolished.All others escaped injuy.It was later found that a broken steering gear had caused the accident.(Johnstown Tribune - June 1, 1916). |
| More About JERAMIAH M. ARMAGOST: Burial Place: P.O.S. of A. Cemetery, Hooversville, Pennsylvania |
| Notes for IDA JANE KELLY: The writer has, throughout the years, referred to Ida as a storybook Grandmother.She was always concerned about one's stomach codition as well as one's general health.Grandmother was never without a full larder; fresh home baked bread, fruit pies and cakes.When we went through the door, after "hello", her first words were "are you hungry"?Naturally, as youngsters, we were always hungry when we got to Grandma's. |
| More About IDA JANE KELLY: Burial Place: P.O.S. of A. Cemetery, Hooversville, Pennsylvania |
| vii. | MARGARET S. ARMAGOST, b. February 2, 1868, Strattonville, Pennsylvania; d. November 29, 1948; m. (1) CHARLES KELLY; m. (2) CHARLES KELLY. |
| More About MARGARET S. ARMAGOST: Burial Place: Fisher, Clarion County, Pennsylvania |
| viii. | THOMAS MILTON ARMAGOST, b. December 27, 1870, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. April 13, 1964, Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania; m. MARY EMLINE HINES, July 8, 1891, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania. |
| ix. | WILLIAM THOMAS ARMAGOST, b. March 14, 1872, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. April 23, 1925, Ohio. |
| x. | ANNIE BELLE ARMAGOST, b. March 9, 1875, Brinkerton,; d. March 6, 1963, Wellsville, Ohio; m. ROBERT JAMES WILSON, October 24, 1893, Clarion, Pennsylvania. |
Child of SUSAN ARMAGOST and EMANIAL HELPER is:
| i. | CHRISTOPHER5 HELPER. |
| Notes for CHRISTOPHER HELPER: Christopher Helper was the Principal of the Reynoldsville High School in Pennsylvania before his death. |
Children of SARAH ARMAGOST and SAMUEL WOLF are:
| i. | ISAIAH5 WOLF, b. 1862; d. 1952; m. MARY JANE MORRIS, 1882. |
| ii. | ANNIE WOLF. |
| iii. | WILLIAM WOLF. |
Notes for CHRISTOPHER STOFEL ARMAGOST:
He enlisted in the Union Army during the Civil War:enlisting on February 6, 1864, Company K, 148th, Pennsylvania Volunteers.e was honorably discharged June 30, 1865.
More About CHRISTOPHER STOFEL ARMAGOST:
Burial Place: New Bethlehem Cemetery, Pennsylvania
Occupation: Railroad Engineer, Pennsylvania Railroad
Cause of Death: Heart Failure
More About ELIZABETH ELLEN PENTZ:
Burial Place: New Bethlehem Cemetery, Pennsylvania
Children of CHRISTOPHER ARMAGOST and ELIZABETH PENTZ are:
| i. | MARY J5 ARMAGOST, b. July 28, 1866, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. April 21, 1964; m. JOHN S HALL, October 23, 1884, Sligo, Pennsylvania. |
| ii. | GEORGE HENRY ARMAGOST, b. December 7, 1867, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. September 15, 1894, Watersonville, Pennsylvania; m. SARAH V BYERS, November 12, 1891, Sherret, Pennsylvania. |
| iii. | CORA BLANCHE ARMAGOST, b. May 24, 1870, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. May 10, 1893; m. CHARLES H YOUNG, July 17, 1890. |
| iv. | JAMES ARTHUR ARMAGOST, b. October 15, 1872, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. June 30, 1925; m. ELIZABETH M THOMAS, November 2, 1893, Langville, Pennsylvania. |
| v. | THOMAS HARRISON ARMAGOST, b. January 23, 1875, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. December 27, 1951; m. JANET ELIZABETH LEACH, October 6, 1897. |
| vi. | DAVID EDWARD ARMAGOST, b. December 18, 1876. |
| vii. | GRACE ARMAGOST, b. 1878; m. C W KIMMEL. |
| viii. | BESSIE (S OR L) ARMAGOST, b. January 30, 1880, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. August 29, 1950; m. HARRY T ADAMS, June 21, 1899. |
| ix. | ROBINA GRACE ARMAGOST, b. December 22, 1881, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. February 5, 1896. |
| x. | ROY E ARMAGOST, b. May 3, 1884, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. March 12, 1965; m. VINNIE IRENE O'HARA, June 1, 1904. |
| xi. | NETTIE E ARMAGOST, b. June 24, 1886, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; m. (1) ADDISON JOHNSON; m. (2) CHARLES WILLIAM KIMMEL, June 1, 1902. |
| More About CHARLES WILLIAM KIMMEL: Burial Place: Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania |
| xii. | ARTHUR P ARMAGOST, b. July 20, 1888, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; d. June 12, 1889, Clarion County, Pennsylvania. |