UPDATE: 17 March 2022
Harriet PARKER Barnhizer Stoops 1828-1910 ** Burial under 1st Husband's Name: Barnhizer
FindAGrave Memorial #38779945
Franklin Democrat
Friday, 30 September 1910
Page 4
Four Score and Two.
Mrs. Harriet Stoops died Friday evening at the home of her son-in-law, J. R. Moore, in Southport, from an attack of heart trouble. About six months ago she went from Franklin where she had been living for a number of years, to visit Mr. Moore's family, and owing to her age and illness which developed, she was not able to return home.
The body was brought to Franklin Saturday afternoon and taken to the home of Mrs. Celia Barnhizer. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from Grace M.E. church, conducted by Rev. C. H. Hall, assisted by Rev. Hallie Waggener. Burial at Greenlawn.
Mrs. Stoops was born May 11, 1828 in Hancock County, her maiden name being Harriet Parker.
She was twice married. Her first husband was Jacob Barnhizer whose death occurred during the Civil War in Alabama. Her second marriage was to Mr. Stoops of Acton. She survived all her children, namely Ed. G. Barnhizer, Carey J. Barnhizer, Mrs. John Moore and Mrs. Clark, all of whom passed away within the last eight or ten years.
Mrs. Stoops was one of the oldest residents of the city and was held in great esteem.
Original info:
Harriet was the daughter of James Parker and his first wife (name not known). She was born 11 May 1829 In Marion County, Indiana. She married FIRST Jacob Barnhizer and had the following children:
(1) Alice May (b. 1852 d. 1899 Johnson Co. IN) Franklin (b. 1856)
(2) Cora (b. 1860 d. 1899 Johnson Co. IN)
(3) Edward (b. 1863 d. 1905 Johnson Co. IN)
All the children were born in Hamilton Co. IN.
Jacob Barnhizer was killed in the Civil War. He died 6 Dec 1863 in Stevenson, Alabama.
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SOURCES:
17 March 2022 UPDATE:
FindAGrave Contributors: Mark McCrady #47714241 and CatheaC #47339429
Indiana State Board of Health Certificate of Death No. 11
Page 384 Indianapolis Marion County
Hariett Stamps Stoops, an 82 year old widowed white female, died about 3:30 pm on September 23, 1910 in Indianapolis. The cause of death was valvular disease of heart. No information was known about her parents by the informant, John Moore, of Southport. Burial at Greenlawn Cemetery.
Greenlawn Before 1927 by Alan Jones:
Harriett Stoops, white female, died on or around September 23 1910, buried on or around September 25 1910 in Section H Lot 68. (Copied from Book l2 page 19)
1880 U. S Census
Perry Township Marion County records 82 year old Harriett Stoops living as a boarder with John R. Moore 61, and his wife Margaret A. Moore, 43.
2nd MARRIAGE - Indiana, Marriage Index, 1800-1941
Harriet Burnhizer [sic] to Alexander Stoops on 9 June 1870 in Marion Co
Harriet PARKER Barnhizer Stoops 1828-1910 ** Burial under 1st Husband's Name: Barnhizer
FindAGrave Memorial #38779945
Franklin Democrat
Friday, 30 September 1910
Page 4
Four Score and Two.
Mrs. Harriet Stoops died Friday evening at the home of her son-in-law, J. R. Moore, in Southport, from an attack of heart trouble. About six months ago she went from Franklin where she had been living for a number of years, to visit Mr. Moore's family, and owing to her age and illness which developed, she was not able to return home.
The body was brought to Franklin Saturday afternoon and taken to the home of Mrs. Celia Barnhizer. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from Grace M.E. church, conducted by Rev. C. H. Hall, assisted by Rev. Hallie Waggener. Burial at Greenlawn.
Mrs. Stoops was born May 11, 1828 in Hancock County, her maiden name being Harriet Parker.
She was twice married. Her first husband was Jacob Barnhizer whose death occurred during the Civil War in Alabama. Her second marriage was to Mr. Stoops of Acton. She survived all her children, namely Ed. G. Barnhizer, Carey J. Barnhizer, Mrs. John Moore and Mrs. Clark, all of whom passed away within the last eight or ten years.
Mrs. Stoops was one of the oldest residents of the city and was held in great esteem.
Original info:
Harriet was the daughter of James Parker and his first wife (name not known). She was born 11 May 1829 In Marion County, Indiana. She married FIRST Jacob Barnhizer and had the following children:
(1) Alice May (b. 1852 d. 1899 Johnson Co. IN) Franklin (b. 1856)
(2) Cora (b. 1860 d. 1899 Johnson Co. IN)
(3) Edward (b. 1863 d. 1905 Johnson Co. IN)
All the children were born in Hamilton Co. IN.
Jacob Barnhizer was killed in the Civil War. He died 6 Dec 1863 in Stevenson, Alabama.
+ + +
SOURCES:
17 March 2022 UPDATE:
FindAGrave Contributors: Mark McCrady #47714241 and CatheaC #47339429
Indiana State Board of Health Certificate of Death No. 11
Page 384 Indianapolis Marion County
Hariett Stamps Stoops, an 82 year old widowed white female, died about 3:30 pm on September 23, 1910 in Indianapolis. The cause of death was valvular disease of heart. No information was known about her parents by the informant, John Moore, of Southport. Burial at Greenlawn Cemetery.
Greenlawn Before 1927 by Alan Jones:
Harriett Stoops, white female, died on or around September 23 1910, buried on or around September 25 1910 in Section H Lot 68. (Copied from Book l2 page 19)
1880 U. S Census
Perry Township Marion County records 82 year old Harriett Stoops living as a boarder with John R. Moore 61, and his wife Margaret A. Moore, 43.
2nd MARRIAGE - Indiana, Marriage Index, 1800-1941
Harriet Burnhizer [sic] to Alexander Stoops on 9 June 1870 in Marion Co
UPDATE: 17 March 2022
Harriet PARKER Barnhizer Stoops 1828-1910 ** Burial under 1st Husband's Name: Barnhizer
FindAGrave Memorial #38779945
Franklin Democrat
Friday, 30 September 1910
Page 4
Four Score and Two.
Mrs. Harriet Stoops died Friday evening at the home of her son-in-law, J. R. Moore, in Southport, from an attack of heart trouble. About six months ago she went from Franklin where she had been living for a number of years, to visit Mr. Moore's family, and owing to her age and illness which developed, she was not able to return home.
The body was brought to Franklin Saturday afternoon and taken to the home of Mrs. Celia Barnhizer. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from Grace M.E. church, conducted by Rev. C. H. Hall, assisted by Rev. Hallie Waggener. Burial at Greenlawn.
Mrs. Stoops was born May 11, 1828 in Hancock County, her maiden name being Harriet Parker.
She was twice married. Her first husband was Jacob Barnhizer whose death occurred during the Civil War in Alabama. Her second marriage was to Mr. Stoops of Acton. She survived all her children, namely Ed. G. Barnhizer, Carey J. Barnhizer, Mrs. John Moore and Mrs. Clark, all of whom passed away within the last eight or ten years.
Mrs. Stoops was one of the oldest residents of the city and was held in great esteem.
Original info:
Harriet was the daughter of James Parker and his first wife (name not known). She was born 11 May 1829 In Marion County, Indiana. She married FIRST Jacob Barnhizer and had the following children:
(1) Alice May (b. 1852 d. 1899 Johnson Co. IN) Franklin (b. 1856)
(2) Cora (b. 1860 d. 1899 Johnson Co. IN)
(3) Edward (b. 1863 d. 1905 Johnson Co. IN)
All the children were born in Hamilton Co. IN.
Jacob Barnhizer was killed in the Civil War. He died 6 Dec 1863 in Stevenson, Alabama.
+ + +
SOURCES:
17 March 2022 UPDATE:
FindAGrave Contributors: Mark McCrady #47714241 and CatheaC #47339429
Indiana State Board of Health Certificate of Death No. 11
Page 384 Indianapolis Marion County
Hariett Stamps Stoops, an 82 year old widowed white female, died about 3:30 pm on September 23, 1910 in Indianapolis. The cause of death was valvular disease of heart. No information was known about her parents by the informant, John Moore, of Southport. Burial at Greenlawn Cemetery.
Greenlawn Before 1927 by Alan Jones:
Harriett Stoops, white female, died on or around September 23 1910, buried on or around September 25 1910 in Section H Lot 68. (Copied from Book l2 page 19)
1880 U. S Census
Perry Township Marion County records 82 year old Harriett Stoops living as a boarder with John R. Moore 61, and his wife Margaret A. Moore, 43.
2nd MARRIAGE - Indiana, Marriage Index, 1800-1941
Harriet Burnhizer [sic] to Alexander Stoops on 9 June 1870 in Marion Co
Harriet PARKER Barnhizer Stoops 1828-1910 ** Burial under 1st Husband's Name: Barnhizer
FindAGrave Memorial #38779945
Franklin Democrat
Friday, 30 September 1910
Page 4
Four Score and Two.
Mrs. Harriet Stoops died Friday evening at the home of her son-in-law, J. R. Moore, in Southport, from an attack of heart trouble. About six months ago she went from Franklin where she had been living for a number of years, to visit Mr. Moore's family, and owing to her age and illness which developed, she was not able to return home.
The body was brought to Franklin Saturday afternoon and taken to the home of Mrs. Celia Barnhizer. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from Grace M.E. church, conducted by Rev. C. H. Hall, assisted by Rev. Hallie Waggener. Burial at Greenlawn.
Mrs. Stoops was born May 11, 1828 in Hancock County, her maiden name being Harriet Parker.
She was twice married. Her first husband was Jacob Barnhizer whose death occurred during the Civil War in Alabama. Her second marriage was to Mr. Stoops of Acton. She survived all her children, namely Ed. G. Barnhizer, Carey J. Barnhizer, Mrs. John Moore and Mrs. Clark, all of whom passed away within the last eight or ten years.
Mrs. Stoops was one of the oldest residents of the city and was held in great esteem.
Original info:
Harriet was the daughter of James Parker and his first wife (name not known). She was born 11 May 1829 In Marion County, Indiana. She married FIRST Jacob Barnhizer and had the following children:
(1) Alice May (b. 1852 d. 1899 Johnson Co. IN) Franklin (b. 1856)
(2) Cora (b. 1860 d. 1899 Johnson Co. IN)
(3) Edward (b. 1863 d. 1905 Johnson Co. IN)
All the children were born in Hamilton Co. IN.
Jacob Barnhizer was killed in the Civil War. He died 6 Dec 1863 in Stevenson, Alabama.
+ + +
SOURCES:
17 March 2022 UPDATE:
FindAGrave Contributors: Mark McCrady #47714241 and CatheaC #47339429
Indiana State Board of Health Certificate of Death No. 11
Page 384 Indianapolis Marion County
Hariett Stamps Stoops, an 82 year old widowed white female, died about 3:30 pm on September 23, 1910 in Indianapolis. The cause of death was valvular disease of heart. No information was known about her parents by the informant, John Moore, of Southport. Burial at Greenlawn Cemetery.
Greenlawn Before 1927 by Alan Jones:
Harriett Stoops, white female, died on or around September 23 1910, buried on or around September 25 1910 in Section H Lot 68. (Copied from Book l2 page 19)
1880 U. S Census
Perry Township Marion County records 82 year old Harriett Stoops living as a boarder with John R. Moore 61, and his wife Margaret A. Moore, 43.
2nd MARRIAGE - Indiana, Marriage Index, 1800-1941
Harriet Burnhizer [sic] to Alexander Stoops on 9 June 1870 in Marion Co
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