Ten small notebooks containing notes on various Stackhouse families

Lower Stackhouse (1825-1905) was a grandson of Amos and Mary Powell Stackhouse, through their son Samuel Powell Stackhouse (1794-1858). Volume #69 states on the first page: “I received the information contained in this book from genealogy in possession of Asa Matlack Stackhouse prepared by his father Robert 2nd Genealogy prepared by Lower Stackhouse Records of Goshen M. Mtg.” The genealogy referred to as prepared by Robert Stackhouse states on its first page: “The Annexed Genealogical records with the notes and other writings appended have for the most part been copied nearly verbatim from a collection which was prepared by my brother Powell Stackhouse a few years previous to his decease which took place December 27th 1863 RS”

The writing is supplemented by William Romig Stackhouse (1870-1938), older son of Asa Matlack Stackhouse, often in pencil.

– Amos Stackhouse and Descendants – Maple Shade, N.J. Stackhouses and Branches; Also Romig Family – 3rd Generation of Line of Thomas and Grace; and Thomas and Ann; and 4th Generation of same Lines – I [a summary of names and a bit of other information from wills from the 1680s] (much appears to be in William Romig Stackhouse hand) – Descendants of Benjamin and Mary Anderson Stackhouse; Warren and Sussex Co Stackhouses (see also #GR-75) – Descendants of Joshua and Hannah Powers Stackhouse; Warren and Sussex Co Stackhouses – last page is a list of “Books I Want” (William Romig Stackhouse hand) – Descendants of Benjamin and Mary Anderson Stackhouse II; Warren and Sussex Co Stackhouses includes what appears to be a partial inventory of the large book collection of William Romig Stackhouse in his hand (pencil) – 1st Generation Thomas and John Stackhouse; and [2nd Generation] Their Children; and [3rd Generation] Grandchildren – index at end – Camden Stackhouses from Chester Branch – Medford Stackhouses – 3 Generation of Line of John and Elizabeth [Stackhouse] and [4]th generation of same line – with pages of shorthand notes believed to be of William Romig Stackhouse at end (upside down)