Sarah Estelle, called "Stella", was the daughter of Joseph Mabry Depew and Armelda Jane Burris Depew. Her brothers and sisters were: Clara Lillie Depew (1857-1864); Mary S. Depew (1858-1887; married Aaron W. Darby); Thomas E. Depew (1860-1863); Joanna Depew (1862-1863); Martha May "Mattie" Depew (1866-1867); Augusta Depew (1867-1922; married Curtis Montgomery); Fanny M. Depew (1868-1869); George Bertram Depew (1872-1931; married (1)Florence Stucky and (2) Della Shull and (3) Arminta Crawford); Myra Evalena "Lena" Depew (married Noah Howard) 1877-1968); Waldo E. Depew (1880-1882);
and her half sister and brothers were: Cecil Harrison Depew (1892-1961); Joseph Eelbert Depew (1894-1934); Pansy Mabry Depew (1896-1988; married Lem A. Carley)
Stella's father, Joseph M. Depew, served 3 years in the Iowa Volunteers, Company E, 22nd Infantry in the Civil War. His physical description was age 27 years, blue eyes, drk hir, fair complextion, 5'8" tall. Battles in which he was engaged included Port Gibson, Champion Hills, Black River Bridge, Assault on Vicksburg, Siege of Bicksburg and Winchester, Virginia. He was mustered out at Savannah, Georgia, on July 25, 1865.
After the war he had a harness shop in Urbana, Missouri. His first wife, Armelda Burris died in Urbana in 1888. Joseph married Margaret "Maggie" McDowell in 1890. Joseph, born 1834 in Greene County, Tennessee, died in Urbana, Missouri, in 1909.
Stella Depew did not marry.
and her half sister and brothers were: Cecil Harrison Depew (1892-1961); Joseph Eelbert Depew (1894-1934); Pansy Mabry Depew (1896-1988; married Lem A. Carley)
Stella's father, Joseph M. Depew, served 3 years in the Iowa Volunteers, Company E, 22nd Infantry in the Civil War. His physical description was age 27 years, blue eyes, drk hir, fair complextion, 5'8" tall. Battles in which he was engaged included Port Gibson, Champion Hills, Black River Bridge, Assault on Vicksburg, Siege of Bicksburg and Winchester, Virginia. He was mustered out at Savannah, Georgia, on July 25, 1865.
After the war he had a harness shop in Urbana, Missouri. His first wife, Armelda Burris died in Urbana in 1888. Joseph married Margaret "Maggie" McDowell in 1890. Joseph, born 1834 in Greene County, Tennessee, died in Urbana, Missouri, in 1909.
Stella Depew did not marry.
Sarah Estelle, called "Stella", was the daughter of Joseph Mabry Depew and Armelda Jane Burris Depew. Her brothers and sisters were: Clara Lillie Depew (1857-1864); Mary S. Depew (1858-1887; married Aaron W. Darby); Thomas E. Depew (1860-1863); Joanna Depew (1862-1863); Martha May "Mattie" Depew (1866-1867); Augusta Depew (1867-1922; married Curtis Montgomery); Fanny M. Depew (1868-1869); George Bertram Depew (1872-1931; married (1)Florence Stucky and (2) Della Shull and (3) Arminta Crawford); Myra Evalena "Lena" Depew (married Noah Howard) 1877-1968); Waldo E. Depew (1880-1882);
and her half sister and brothers were: Cecil Harrison Depew (1892-1961); Joseph Eelbert Depew (1894-1934); Pansy Mabry Depew (1896-1988; married Lem A. Carley)
Stella's father, Joseph M. Depew, served 3 years in the Iowa Volunteers, Company E, 22nd Infantry in the Civil War. His physical description was age 27 years, blue eyes, drk hir, fair complextion, 5'8" tall. Battles in which he was engaged included Port Gibson, Champion Hills, Black River Bridge, Assault on Vicksburg, Siege of Bicksburg and Winchester, Virginia. He was mustered out at Savannah, Georgia, on July 25, 1865.
After the war he had a harness shop in Urbana, Missouri. His first wife, Armelda Burris died in Urbana in 1888. Joseph married Margaret "Maggie" McDowell in 1890. Joseph, born 1834 in Greene County, Tennessee, died in Urbana, Missouri, in 1909.
Stella Depew did not marry.
and her half sister and brothers were: Cecil Harrison Depew (1892-1961); Joseph Eelbert Depew (1894-1934); Pansy Mabry Depew (1896-1988; married Lem A. Carley)
Stella's father, Joseph M. Depew, served 3 years in the Iowa Volunteers, Company E, 22nd Infantry in the Civil War. His physical description was age 27 years, blue eyes, drk hir, fair complextion, 5'8" tall. Battles in which he was engaged included Port Gibson, Champion Hills, Black River Bridge, Assault on Vicksburg, Siege of Bicksburg and Winchester, Virginia. He was mustered out at Savannah, Georgia, on July 25, 1865.
After the war he had a harness shop in Urbana, Missouri. His first wife, Armelda Burris died in Urbana in 1888. Joseph married Margaret "Maggie" McDowell in 1890. Joseph, born 1834 in Greene County, Tennessee, died in Urbana, Missouri, in 1909.
Stella Depew did not marry.
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