Stephen Sanders
Honor Code SignatorySigned 11 Jun 2018 | 7,806 contributions | 145 thank-yous | 1,287 connections
Signed 11 Jun 2018 | 7,806 contributions | 145 thank-yous | 1,287 connections
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Stephen C. Sanders
Born 1990s.
Ancestors 
Son of
[private father (1960s - unknown)]
and [private mother (1960s - unknown)]
and [private mother (1960s - unknown)]
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Stephen Sanders is a New Yorker.
Stephen Sanders is a member of the Germany Project.
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This user is a native speaker of English.
de-0
Dieser Benutzer hat keine Deutschkenntnisse.
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Uporabnik ne razume slovenščine ali pa ima pri sporazumevanju v slovenščini hude težave.
Stephen Sanders has German Roots.
Stephen Sanders has English ancestors.
Stephen Sanders has Scottish Ancestors.
Stephen Sanders is 1/8 Gottscheer.
Stephen Sanders is 1/32 Quebecois.
Stephen Sanders is the descendant of a New Netherland settler.
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Biography
Summary
Stephen C. Sanders was born in 1996 at Lakeside Memorial Hospital in Brockport, Monroe, New York.
He graduated from Brockport High School in June 2014. He then attended SUNY Brockport, from which he graduated in May 2018 with a B.S. in Philosophy and minor in Anthropology. He then attended Monroe Community College, from which he graduated in May 2023 with an A.S. in Geography and a Certificate in Geospatial Information Science and Technology.
Stephen previously worked as a Web (WordPress) Developer before switching to the GIS field. He partakes in genealogy as his main hobby.
He currently resides in Buffalo, Erie, New York.
DNA Test Info
Haplogroups from 23andMe. Ancestry from AncestryDNA.
Haplogroups
Paternal Haplogroup - R-Y4010
Maternal Haplogroup - R0
Ancestry
England, Wales, & Northwestern Europe - 50%
Germanic Europe - 41%
Ireland & Scotland - 4%
Norway - 3%
Baltics - 2%
Profiles Written
Paternal
Sgt. Ernest Lee Sanders - grandfather
Mary Barbara (Schust) Sanders - great-grandmother
Cpl. Rudolph Phillip Schust - great-great-uncle
Mathias Schusterschitz - great-great-grandfather
Johann Schusterschitz - great-great-great-grandfather
Johann Tomschitsch - great-great-great-great-grandfather
Mary G (Stritzel) Schust - great-great-grandmother
Johann Stritzel - great-great-great-grandfather
Barbara (Schober) Stritzel - great-great-great-grandmother
Linda Ann (Diedrich) Sanders - grandmother
Eduard Georg Christian "William" Diedrich - great-great-great-grandfather
Johann Friedrich Christian Martin "John" Klafehn - great-great-great-grandfather
Mary Ann (Peacock) Cline - great-great-great-grandmother
Lt. John Peacock - great-great-great-great-grandfather
Maternal
Gerald Gene Morrison - grandfather
Leland Ray Morrison - great-grandfather
Orin Leamon Morrison - great-great-grandfather
Guillaume Henri Morisseau - great-great-great-grandfather
Joseph Albert Pung - great-great-grandfather
Johannes Peter "John" Pung - great-great-great-great-grandfather
Johann "John" Kroeckel - great-great-great-grandfather
Pvt. Henry James Babbitt - great-great-great-great-grandfather
Samuel Erwin Straight - great-great-grandfather
Pvt. John Straight - great-great-great grandfather
Notable Ancestors
Francis Cooke - maternal 12th-great-grandfather (Mayflower passenger)
Zacharie Cloustier - maternal 12th-great-grandfather (prominent colonist and one of the most important contributors to French-Canadian genealogy)
Jean Guyon du Buisson - maternal 12th-great-grandfather (prominent colonist, master mason, major contributor to French-Canadian genealogy)
John Chandler - 11th-great-grandfather (Jamestown colonist)
Louis Hebert - maternal 11th-great-grandfather (first apothecary to settle and practice in North America, colonist, King’s attorney, first Canadian Lord)
Mary Towne Estey - maternal 11th-great-grandmother (hanged as a Salem Witch)
Joris Rapelje - maternal 11th-great-grandfather (member of the Council of Twelve Men and magistrate in Brooklyn)
Philip Sherman - maternal 11th-great-grandfather (prominent colonist, signer of the Portsmouth Compact)
Matthew Marvin Sr. - maternal 11th-great-grandfather (founding settler of Hartford, Connecticut and Deputy of the General Court of the Colony of Connecticut)
William Pynchon - maternal 11th-great-grandfather (fur trader who was a founding settler of Springfield and Roxbury, Massachusetts and author of the New World's first banned book)
John Gregory Sr. - paternal 11th-great-grandfather (founding settler of Norwalk, Connecticut and Deputy of the General Court of the Colony of Connecticut)
Pierre Tremblay - maternal 11th-great-grandfather (colonist, ancestor of all North American Tremblay's)
Gov. John Webster - maternal 10th-great-grandfather (Deputy Governor and Governor of the Colony of Connecticut)
George Soule Sr. - maternal 10th-great-grandfather (Mayflower passenger)
Richard Treat - maternal 10th-great-grandfather (Deputy to Colony of Connecticut Legislature and patentee of the Royal Charter of Connecticut)
John Benedict Sr. - paternal 10th-great-grandfather (Member of the Connecticut House of Representives)
Guillaume Couillard de L'Espinay - maternal 10th-great-grandfather (prominent colonist of New France who had close ties to Samuel de Champlain)
Gov. Jeremy Clarke - maternal 9th-great-grandfather (2nd President/Governor of the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations)
Bernard Joachim dit Laverdure - maternal 9th-great-grandfather (soldier for New France, farmer)
Membership
Proud member of the Gottschee Team and the US Civil War Project
Sources
- First-hand information. Entered by Stephen Sanders at registration and at other times intermittently.
- Personal Website
Only the Trusted List can access the following:
- Stephen's formal name
- full middle name (C.)
- nicknames
- e-mail address
- exact birthdate
- birth location
- images (1)
- private siblings' names
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships by comparing test results with Stephen or other carriers of his ancestors' Y-chromosome or mitochondrial DNA. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Stephen:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships by comparing test results with Stephen or other carriers of his ancestors' Y-chromosome or mitochondrial DNA. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Stephen:
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100.00%
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Stephen Sanders:
23andMe, GEDmatch JD5785490 [compare]
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~3.12%
~6.25%
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Stephen is 15 degrees from Daniel Boone, 16 degrees from John Adams, 16 degrees from James Beckwourth, 17 degrees from Jemmy Bird, 15 degrees from Kit Carson, 15 degrees from William Clark, 18 degrees from James Clyman, 14 degrees from David Crockett, 14 degrees from Louis Jolliet, 16 degrees from Esther Pariseau, 16 degrees from Pierre Esprit Radisson and 20 degrees from Zachary Jon Smith on our single family tree. Login to find your connection.
Categories: Brockport, New York | Buffalo, New York | German Roots Project Members | En | De-0 | Sl-0 | German Roots | New Netherland Descendants
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Here's a list of the records for https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&placeId=164652&query=%2Bplace%3A%22Slovenia%2C%20Novo%20mesto%2C%20Novo%20mesto%22&https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/search=undefined&subjectsOpen=623050-50,1034436-50,1416836-50,1034442-50,1416948-50
But definetely get the original marriage record from the church! It may have you a lot of time in the long run when you research in Slovenia.
"Slovenia, Nove Mesto, vital records, 1881-1963"
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/2657612?availability=Family%20History%20Library
Did you see that he immigrated with a sister (most likely) named "Aloysia" in that Hamburg Passenger list. It's clearly your guy as he was headed to Brocton. But they seem to have an "Uncle" named "Weber" in Brooklyn.
Is St. Francis in Brocton a Catholic church? Did you ever contact the church for their marriage record? You can write them ( with a tiny donation) and ask for a photocopy. Many of the churches in those mining town listed places of birth and the correct spellings of their parents' names because they needed to publish banns in the old country churches in those days. I hope they send you the original ( and instead of a transcription).
Welcome to the Slavic Roots project. Let me know of you need help with records for that ancestor.
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