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Surnames/tags: Stoppelbein Stubblebine
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In modern usage, the word "armory" has military connotations, but more broadly it refers to an array of resources available for a particular purpose. This armory is created to provide resources related to people who had the surnames Stoppelbein, Stoffelbein, Stoppelbeen, Stobelbine, Stoblebinder, Stubblebinder, Stubblebine, Stufflebeam, Stufflebean, and variants, for the particular purpose of helping to discern possible unrecognized connections between them.
Emphasis is on people born before about 1800.
Stoppelbeins by any name spelling
- Hans Valentin "Johan" Stoppelbein (unsourced WikiTree profile), b. 1632, d. 1688, Laubenheim, Mainz, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
- Peter Stoffelbein was listed with wife and 3 children on the Simmendinger Register of Palatine families living in New York before 1717. He was living in Quunsberg in East Camp, New York. Per "The Simmendinger Register," in Early Eighteenth Century Palatine Migration, by Walter Knittle, Philadelphia: 1937, page 299. Hank Jones said that Valentin Bender, Peter Stoppelbein, Kilian Minckler, Jacob Scherp, and Johann Georg Sponheimer all came together to New York from Laubenheim, sailing in 1709, arriving first at London. (The Palatine Families of New York Volume I, page 53. https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/62327/images/i1526409-00117.)
- Anna Margaretha, wife of Valentin Bender, was born Anna Margaretha Stoppelbein. She married Valentin Bender at Laubenheim on 30 Sept 1706. (The Palatine Families of New York Volume I, pages 53-54. https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/62327/images/i1526409-00117.)
- Jacob Stoppelbein and Vallentin (Johan Valtin) Stoppelbein arrived at Philadelphia on the St. Mark on 26 September 1741. (Strassburger, Vol. 1, pages 297-300.)
- Sebastian Stoppelbein, a son of Johann Peter Stoppelbein and his wife Anna Elisabetha, was baptized in an Evangelische (Lutheran) church in Laubenheim, Rheinland, Prussia, on 17 July 1753.
- Sebastian Stoppelbein or Stubblebine, abt. 1750-1815. Was in eastern Pennsylvania by 1779, and probably earlier. Related page: Ancestry.com Content About Sebastian Stubblebine
- Valentine Stoppelbeen and wife Maria Ersley, had son John Jacob baptized in Reformed Dutch Church of Claverack, New York, 5 October 1777. Witnesses: John Jacob Stoppelbeen, Margaretha Henry. Per NYGBR, Vol. 81 (1950), page 81, at https://search.findmypast.com/record/browse?id=us%2fnygb%2fperrec1950%2f406_0021_1
- Johannes Stoppelbeen and wife Catharina Reisenberger, had daughter Elizabeth baptized in Reformed Dutch Church of Claverack, New York, 14 December 1777. Per NYGBR, Vol. 81 (1950), page 82, at https://search.findmypast.com/record/browse?id=us%2fnygb%2fperrec1950%2f406_0022_1
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