Stephen Hathaway Stiles

Stephen married Rebecca PRATT, likely in the early 1840s. She gave birth to at least 3 children, named Newton S, Sarah I, and Arthur Stiles.

The household of S H Stiles is enumerated in the 1850 census at Troy Twp., Bradford Co., Pennsylvania. His occupation is Farmer. The 1850 census data follows: S H Stiles M 33 NY Rebecca Stiles F 32 PA Stephen Stiles M 6 PA Sarah Stiles F 1 PA Alonzo Pratt M 35 PA

Wife Rebecca died in 1852, aged 35 years.

Stephen remarried to Sarah W BLACKWELL McKean before the 1860 census at West Burlington Twp., Bradford Co., Pennsylvania. As far as known Stephen and Sarah had no children together.

Sarah is enumerated in the 1860 household of Stephen Stiles at West Burlington Twp., Bradford Co., Pennsylvania. The Stiles family is farming. The 1860 census data follows: Stephen Stiles M 45 PA Sarah Stiles F 39 PA Newton Stiles M 14 PA Sarah Stiles F 11 PA Arthur Stiles M 10 PA

The household of Stephen is enumerated in the 1870 census at West Burlington Township. His occupation is Farmer. The value of real estate is $4300 and the value of personal property is $1300. The 1870 census data follows: Stephen Stiles M 53 NY Sarah Stiles F 50 PA U S Stiles M 26 PA Hezekiah Corby M 67 NJ

Stephen, Sarah and his daughter are enumerated in the 1880 census at West Burlington Township. His occupation is Farmer. The birthplace of his parents is New Jersey.

In 1885, a series of newspaper articles was published that documented the history and inhabitants of Bradford County, Pennsylvania. What follows here is an extract from a newspaper article describing West Burlington Township, Bradford County:

[Reporter Journal (Towanda, Pennsylvania) 19 Jan 1885] WEST BURLINGTON "S. H. Stiles is a hard-working gentleman of noble motives, and a neat and prosperous farmer. He is nicely located, and has an elegant new barn, large and convenient. His farm gives yield to some very fine crops. Especial attention is given to sheep, keeping the Cotswolds, which he is crossing with the Southdowns. A good substantial team is found upon the place.

"Mr. Stiles came to the township twenty-eight years since from Delaware County, N.Y. His father, Stephen Stiles, was a Baptist clergyman. He had a large family, and his children were all religiously inclined. Miss Sarah L. Stiles, a well known teacher, is a daughter of Mr. Stiles."

Stephen died aged 78 years.

Stephen married Rebecca PRATT, likely in the early 1840s. She gave birth to at least 3 children, named Newton S, Sarah I, and Arthur Stiles.

The household of S H Stiles is enumerated in the 1850 census at Troy Twp., Bradford Co., Pennsylvania. His occupation is Farmer. The 1850 census data follows: S H Stiles M 33 NY Rebecca Stiles F 32 PA Stephen Stiles M 6 PA Sarah Stiles F 1 PA Alonzo Pratt M 35 PA

Wife Rebecca died in 1852, aged 35 years.

Stephen remarried to Sarah W BLACKWELL McKean before the 1860 census at West Burlington Twp., Bradford Co., Pennsylvania. As far as known Stephen and Sarah had no children together.

Sarah is enumerated in the 1860 household of Stephen Stiles at West Burlington Twp., Bradford Co., Pennsylvania. The Stiles family is farming. The 1860 census data follows: Stephen Stiles M 45 PA Sarah Stiles F 39 PA Newton Stiles M 14 PA Sarah Stiles F 11 PA Arthur Stiles M 10 PA

The household of Stephen is enumerated in the 1870 census at West Burlington Township. His occupation is Farmer. The value of real estate is $4300 and the value of personal property is $1300. The 1870 census data follows: Stephen Stiles M 53 NY Sarah Stiles F 50 PA U S Stiles M 26 PA Hezekiah Corby M 67 NJ

Stephen, Sarah and his daughter are enumerated in the 1880 census at West Burlington Township. His occupation is Farmer. The birthplace of his parents is New Jersey.

In 1885, a series of newspaper articles was published that documented the history and inhabitants of Bradford County, Pennsylvania. What follows here is an extract from a newspaper article describing West Burlington Township, Bradford County:

[Reporter Journal (Towanda, Pennsylvania) 19 Jan 1885] WEST BURLINGTON "S. H. Stiles is a hard-working gentleman of noble motives, and a neat and prosperous farmer. He is nicely located, and has an elegant new barn, large and convenient. His farm gives yield to some very fine crops. Especial attention is given to sheep, keeping the Cotswolds, which he is crossing with the Southdowns. A good substantial team is found upon the place.

"Mr. Stiles came to the township twenty-eight years since from Delaware County, N.Y. His father, Stephen Stiles, was a Baptist clergyman. He had a large family, and his children were all religiously inclined. Miss Sarah L. Stiles, a well known teacher, is a daughter of Mr. Stiles."

Stephen died aged 78 years.