Roy Stoops was the son of John and Clara Margaret Belle (Walker) Stoops.
After his marriage to the former Mary Elizabeth Sheffer on October 25, 1906, he worked as a storekeeper at Virginia Mills for 13 years and as a postmaster and freight agent. He was also in the lumber business and a farmer for 23 years until, on retirement, he moved to Gettysburg in 1942. He had been an Adams County commissioner for three and a half years and was formerly a supervisor in Hamiltonban Township.
After his marriage to the former Mary Elizabeth Sheffer on October 25, 1906, he worked as a storekeeper at Virginia Mills for 13 years and as a postmaster and freight agent. He was also in the lumber business and a farmer for 23 years until, on retirement, he moved to Gettysburg in 1942. He had been an Adams County commissioner for three and a half years and was formerly a supervisor in Hamiltonban Township.
Roy Stoops was the son of John and Clara Margaret Belle (Walker) Stoops.
After his marriage to the former Mary Elizabeth Sheffer on October 25, 1906, he worked as a storekeeper at Virginia Mills for 13 years and as a postmaster and freight agent. He was also in the lumber business and a farmer for 23 years until, on retirement, he moved to Gettysburg in 1942. He had been an Adams County commissioner for three and a half years and was formerly a supervisor in Hamiltonban Township.
After his marriage to the former Mary Elizabeth Sheffer on October 25, 1906, he worked as a storekeeper at Virginia Mills for 13 years and as a postmaster and freight agent. He was also in the lumber business and a farmer for 23 years until, on retirement, he moved to Gettysburg in 1942. He had been an Adams County commissioner for three and a half years and was formerly a supervisor in Hamiltonban Township.
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