Michael C. Stump, III

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Michael C. Stump, III

Birthdate:
Birthplace: South Branch of Potomac, Hampshire Co. (later Hardy Co.), Virginia (WV after 1863), United States
Death: March 27, 1837 (71)
Steer Creek, Lewis Co. (now Gilmer Co.), Virginia (West Virginia after 1863), United States
Place of Burial: Michael Stump Cemetery-Steer Creek, Stumptown, Gilmer County, West Virginia, USA
Immediate Family:

Son of Lt. Colonel Michael Stump, II and Sarah C Stump
Husband of Magdalene C. S. Stump and Magdalene C. S. Stump (Richards)
Father of Sarah Sally Boggs; Michael Stump, IV; Sarah Sally Boggs; Jacob G. Stump, Sr.; Mary Magdeline Beall and 8 others
Brother of Catherine Whitecotton; Margaret Stump; Leonard Stump, Jr.; Sarah "Sally" Stump; Elizabeth Whitecotton, II and 9 others

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About Michael C. Stump, III

Michael Stump, III BIRTH 4 Feb 1766 Hardy County, West Virginia, USA DEATH 27 Mar 1837 (aged 71) Stumptown, Gilmer County, West Virginia, USA BURIAL Michael Stump Cemetery-Steer Creek Stumptown, Gilmer County, West Virginia,

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Michael Stump III was born in what was Hampshire County VA [now Hardy County]. He was granted a tract of land on Hacker's Creek in Harrison County VA, where he built a cabin and took his bride, Magdalene Richards. They were married February 10, 1786, by Preacher John Wade Loveborough, in Harrison County as evidenced by that county's marriage records. Soon after their marriage, Michael III decided to take his bride back to his old home on the South Branch of the Potomac, because of the renewal of Indian hostilities in Harrison County. About the turn of the century Michael III began to yearn for the wilderness, because an influx of settlers made him feel crowded on the South Branch. He moved his family to Steer Creek in Harrison County in May 6, 1804.

To Michael Stump and Magdalene were born: Michael IV, Sarah who married William Boggs, Jacob, Mary Magdalene who married Henry Beall, Absolom, John, George, Elizabeth who married Samuel Stout, Jemina [aka Jennia, Jemima or Jeminah] who married Seymore Norman, Temperance who married John Wolfe Stout, and Jesse. Michael III and Magdalene Stump were buried near their old home on an eminence overlooking the Steer Creek Valley near Stumptown, West Virginia. His descendants placed at his grave a monument made in the shape of a stump with the design of a gun and an ax to represent the pioneer and hunter, on May 30 1912.

Note that various descendants, in applications for membership to the NSDAR and NSSAR, have declared that this Michael Stump died on 27 MAR 1834, and that Magdalene Stump, his wife, died on 11 JUN 1832, contrary to the monuments shown here, which were erected by other descendants. Though there was at one time a family Bible which presumably would settle this matter, it appears to have been destroyed or lost.

See also Col. D. S. Dewees' "Recollections of a Life Time", (Eden, Calhoun County WV: 1904).

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Parents:
 Michael Stump (1744 - 1799)
 Sarah Hughes Stump (1749 - 1822)
Spouse:
 Magdalene Richards Stump (1768 - 1832)*
Children:
 Michael Stump (1787 - 1883)*
 Jacob Stump (1790 - 1859)*
 Absolom Stump (1794 - 1844)*
 George Stump (1797 - 1846)*
 Elizabeth Stump Stout (1799 - 1868)*
Sibling:
 Leonard Stump (1766 - 1827)*


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Michael C. Stump, III's Timeline

1766
February 4, 1766
South Branch of Potomac, Hampshire Co. (later Hardy Co.), Virginia (WV after 1863), United States
1787
May 4, 1787
Stumptown, Gilmer, West Virginia, USA
1788
September 4, 1788
Hardy County, Virginia (WV), United States
1790
March 14, 1790
South Branch, Hardy, West Virginia, USA
1792
December 13, 1792
Hardy, Bedford County, Virginia, United States
1794
February 21, 1794
Harrison, Charles, Virginia, United States
1795
December 6, 1795
So Branch Potomac, Hardy, West Virginia, USA
1797
August 27, 1797
Hardy County, West Virginia, United States
1799
December 31, 1799
West Virginia, USA