. A genealogical record of the descendants of Henry Stauffer and other Stauffer pioneers : together with historical and biographical sketches . ;married Elizabeth Fretz. In 1852 he bought hisfathers farm in Springfield township, where he livedduring his lifetime. Menns. C : Minerva, Newton,Jordan, Jennie, Carrie, Katie. V. Minerva Stover, born Dec 27, 1854 J m Peter DHarris Apr 28, 1877. P O Hellertown, Pa. Farmer;Menns. C: (VI) Jacob Henry Harris, born Dec 17,1877. V. Newton Franklin Stover, born June 26, 1856 ;m Mary Catharine Anders, of Durham, Pa, Sept 25,1880. P O Bursonville, Pa. Farmer;
. A genealogical record of the descendants of Henry Stauffer and other Stauffer pioneers : together with historical and biographical sketches . ;married Elizabeth Fretz. In 1852 he bought hisfathers farm in Springfield township, where he livedduring his lifetime. Menns. C : Minerva, Newton,Jordan, Jennie, Carrie, Katie. V. Minerva Stover, born Dec 27, 1854 J m Peter DHarris Apr 28, 1877. P O Hellertown, Pa. Farmer;Menns. C: (VI) Jacob Henry Harris, born Dec 17,1877. V. Newton Franklin Stover, born June 26, 1856 ;m Mary Catharine Anders, of Durham, Pa, Sept 25,1880. P O Bursonville, Pa. Farmer; Ger : (VI) Minnie Idella Stover, b June 5, 1882 ; diedApril 7, 1883. (VI) Carrie Stover, born Jan 5, 1884.(VI) Sadie Stover, b April 22, 1885. V. Jordan F Stover, born in Bucks co, Pa, March 13,1859 ; married Annie L,, dau of Charles and Mary(nee Barch) Bean, of Riegelsville, Pa, Dec 28, Stover worked on his fathers farm until hebecame of age, attending the public schools duringthe Winter. In 1878 he took an academic course ofinstruction at the Carversville Academy, becoming aproficient scholar. From 1879 to 1882 he taught. Lewis Stove k. (See page 91.) DESCENDANTS OF DAVID STAUFFER 133 school successfully at Stony Point, in his native town-ship. Leaving the school room the following year heaccepted a position as head clerk in the general storeof F R Boyer, of Hellertown, Pa, which he followedfor several years. In the Spring of 1886 he associatedhimself with T T Beau in the merchandise businessat Riegelsville, Pa, under the firm name of Bean &Stover. January 31, 1887, their store and contentswere totally destroyed by fire. During April of thesame year Mr Stover opened a store in the basementof Mechanics Hall, where he remained until October,when he removed his store to Bean Block. He con-tinued the business for three years, when he disposedof his stock to Mr Sherrer. During the Fall of 1891he secured the store property of Mr Warner, alongthe Delaware Canal, and e
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