John Nimrod See

John married Susan Bush [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: 1870, Center, Gilmer, West Virginia, USA; 1870 Census: Adam See 40, Catharine See 39, George W See 19, John W N See 12, Nancy M See 11, Betha C See 8, Rebecca A See 4, Lucinda V See 2, Nimrod Stover 66.
• Residence: 1880, Center, Gilmer County, West Virginia; 1880 Census: Adam See, 50, Catherine See, 49, John N. See, 22, Nancy A. See, 19, Tabitha C. See, 17, Rebecca A. See, 14, Virginia L. See, 11, Adam L. See, 9, William Stover, 23.
• Residence: 1900, Center, Gilmer, West Virginia, USA; 1900 Census: Adam See 70, Rebecca A See 34, Adam L See 29, Dack Stover 9 (nephew).

Adam married Catherine Stover 18 Dec 1856, Barbour County, West Virginia. Catherine (daughter of Nimrod Sr of (Gilmer Co WV) Stover and Nancy Tevebaugh) was born 16 Aug 1831, Hardy County, West Virginia; died 21 Jul 1893, Gilmer County, West Virginia; was buried , Normantown, Gilmer County, West Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: 1870, Center, Gilmer, West Virginia, USA; 1870 Census: Adam See 40, Catharine See 39, George W See 19, John W N See 12, Nancy M See 11, Betha C See 8, Rebecca A See 4, Lucinda V See 2, Nimrod Stover 66.
• Residence: 1880, Center, Gilmer County, West Virginia; 1880 Census: Adam See, 50, Catherine See, 49, John N. See, 22, Nancy A. See, 19, Tabitha C. See, 17, Rebecca A. See, 14, Virginia L. See, 11, Adam L. See, 9, William Stover, 23.

Other Events:

• Residence: 1850, District 5, Barbour, Virginia, USA; 1850 Census: Adam See 57, Amelia See 55, Adam See 20, Tabetha See 17, David See 14, Margaret See 11, Henry Overman 55.
• Residence: 1860, Barbour, Virginia, USA; 1860 Census: Adam See 67, Amelia See 65. Davis See family appears below this entry.

Adam — Amelia Randall. Amelia was born Abt 1794, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Name: Nimrod Stover
• Deed: 10 Mar 1827, Mill Creek, Hampshire County, Virginia; Deed transferring property from Elijah Stover 1795-1850 and wife Catharine to Nimrod Stover. 1/2 of 1/11th of 750 acres on Mill Creek, property that Catharine had previously inherited from her father Henry Hartman.
• Deed: 10 Mar 1827, Mill Creek, Hampshire County, Virginia; This deed proves a relationship between Elijah Stover 1795-1850 and Nimrod. It has been speculated that they are brothers.
• Residence: 1830, Hardy, Virginia, USA; 1830 Census: 1 male 20-29, 1 female 20-29, 1 male 15-19, 1 male 10-14, 1 male under 5.
• Deed: Apr 1830, Mill Creek, Hampshire County, Virginia; Deed transferring property from Nimrod and Nancy Stover to Edward Taylor. 1/2 of 1/11th of 750 acres on Mill Creek, same property that Catharine Hartman Stover had inherited from Henry Hartman and was sold to Nimrod in 1827.
• Residence: 1840, Hardy, Virginia, USA; 1840 Census: 1 male 30-39 (widowed), 1 male 10-14, 1 female 10-14, 1 male 5-9, 1 male under 5.
• Residence: 1850, Hardy County, West Virginia; 1850 Census: Nimrod Stover, 47, George Stover, 21, Catharine Stover, 19, Jacob Stover, 5, Job Stover, 13, Moses Westfall, 56.
• Census: 29 Jun 1860, Glenville, Gilmer, West Virginia, USA; 1860 Census: (Glenville PO), Gilmer County VA Page 45. Dwelling 312, Family 296: Stover, Nimrod, 57, Farmer, $200 real estate, $150 personal, Hardy County VA. Adam C(See), 30, Farmer, $140 personal, Hardy County VA. Catherine, 28, ditto George W, 8, ditto.
• Census: 30 Jun 1860, Glenville, Gilmer, West Virginia, USA; CONTINUED: John W.N., 2, ditto. NOTES: Written above Nimrod's names appears to be "for the heirs of A.A. Thompson." Following Ninrod is "Agt." (agent).
• Residence: 1870, Center, Gilmer County, West Virginia; 1870 Census: Adam See, 40, Catharine See, 39, George W See, 19, John W N See, 12, Nancy M See, 11, Betha C See, 8, Rebecca A See, 4, Lucinda V See, 2, Nimrod Stover, 66.

Notes:

Notes regarding parents of Nimrod Stover.Source: http://www.vagenweb.org/shenandoah/bly_1810_1816.htmlShenandoah Co. Minute Order 12 Jun 1815.-Lydia and Franey Stover, orphans of Christian Stover (Junior), chose Isaac Funk as guardian, over 14 years of age. - Isaac Funk is appointed guardian to Nimrod Stover, orphan of Christian (Junior). According to Daniel Bly, this Nimrod Stover (b.1805) died in 1823 and is not the Nimrod Stover who m. Nancy and lived from 1803-1880.Nimrod Stover 1803-1880 who m. Nancy: His parents cannot be 100% certain, but had originally been thought to be Jacob Stover 1753-1816 and Dorothy Neff based primarily on the McNabbs documents. The problem is neither Nimrod (nor brother Jacob) are NOT mentioned in Jacob Stover's 1816 will, so this casts some doubt. The hand-written Creamer-Stover-Watt document surfaced in 2020, which states Jacob and Nimrod Stover were brothers, which would make Nimrod's parents the same as Jacob. There is evidence that a different Nimrod Stover (1805-1823) had a father named Christian Stover Jr., according to Daniel Bly, who expressed these is more than one Nimrod Stover. Information on Nimrod Stover born in 1803 is prevalent. So of course, confusion never gives up.More Info: Through the Years, 1962, Virginia Golden Walgreen.http://www.seekingmyroots.com/members/files/G002218.pdf

Birth:
Nimrod Stover birth in 1803, listed as son of Jacob and Dorothy Neff, is suggested in McNabb research. Also in Creamer-Stover-Watt research, "Jacob (b.1809) had one brother named Nimrod."

Buried:
Headstone located on Middle Run, Lockney, Gilmer Co., WV. http://files.usgwarchives.net/wv/gilmer/cemetery/see.txt See Family Cemetery in FaG.

Died:
West Virginia Deaths: Nimrod Stover, Feb 1880, County: Gilmer CO, State: WV, Age: 76, Birth: VA, ID#: MRT197_319804, Occupation: FARMER, Cause: Hemorrhage of the bowel.

Nimrod married Nancy Tevebaugh 31 Aug 1823, Allegany, Maryland, USA. Nancy (daughter of Daniel Jr. Tevebaugh and Martha "Patsy") was born Abt 1806; died 16 Feb 1838, Hardy County, West Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Also spelled Teverbaugh in some records.

Died:
No known record for her death. Her last child born in 1837.

Other Events:

• Possessions: 29 Jan 1802, Hardy County, West Virginia; Ref: Stover research from McNabb [http://www.mcnabbs.org/~nancy] from Hardy County, West Virginia Deed Book A p493-495. One eleventh interest of property of Henry Neff (d. intestate) sold by Jacob and Dorothy Stover to Abel Seymour.

Notes:

From Daniel Bly July 2022: "I am sure that the Jacob Stover, who married Dorothy Neff, is the 2nd born son of Christian Stoufer of Franklin County. In Pennsylvania the "Orphans Court" was not just for underage children, it was the court to settle probate disputes. Those children of Christian were all grown up adults."

Daniel Bly has speculated that "Jacob of Hardy County" may be son of Mary Stover. Mary Stover, dau. of Jacob Stover of Strasburg (1717-1791) (brother of Peter). She had two children named Jacob and Mary, apparently without the benefit of marriage. Mary is Christian Stover Junior's sister. She and her two children were mentioned in Christian Stover Junior's 1815 will.

Birth:
There are still some question as to who this Jacob Stover's TRUE parents are.

Died:
Death believed to be in Virginia. No records or possible dates.

Jacob married Dorothy Neff Bef 1801, Virginia. Dorothy (daughter of Henry (of Hardy Co VA) Neff and Elizabeth) was born Abt 1777, Hampshire County, Virginia; died Bef 1816. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Possessions: 29 Jan 1802, Hardy County, West Virginia; Ref: Stover research from McNabb [http://www.mcnabbs.org/~nancy] from Hardy County, West Virginia Deed Book A p493-495. One eleventh interest of property of Henry Neff (d. intestate) sold by Jacob and Dorothy Stover to Abel Seymour.

Notes:

Henry Neff died intestate. His children (11 of them) have been identified by deeds made by each of his children when they each sold their 1/11th share of the inherited estate to Abel Seymour or to Michael Neff. This is detailed in Descendants of Hans Leonard Neff, by JW "Bill" Neff (1929-2020): https://www.wvgenweb.org/hardy/nefflen.htm.

This above site does not list Dorothy Neff as one of the children, however a deed exists showing her sale of 1/11th interest of the estate she inherited from her father, Henry Neff. Her 1/11th share was also sold to Abel Seymour in Jan 1802. So it's evident that Dorothy Neff is one of the children of Henry Neff and she was simply overlooked in the above website.

From Daniel Bly July 2022: "I am sure that the Jacob Stover, who married Dorothy Neff, is the 2nd born son of Christian Stoufer of Franklin County. In Pennsylvania the "Orphans Court" was not just for underage children, it was the court to settle probate disputes. Those children of Christian were all grown up adults."

Birth:
Alternate first name: Dorotha, which may be a family name. Her great grandmother was named Anna Dorothea. No mention of Dorothy Neff in J W Neff's Descendants of Hans Leonard Neff. I believe she was simply overlooked, since documentary evidence exists.

Died:
Probably died before Jacob.

Other Events:

• Will: 14 Mar 1827, Hardy County, Virginia; Daniel Tevebough Jr wrote his will on 14 Mar 1827. It was proven 9 Sep 1828. His wife Martha is named executor. Witnesses: Henry Nicholas, Moyer (sp) Hutton, Felix Seymour.
• Probate: 9 Sep 1828, Hardy, West Virginia, USA; Will mentions wife Martha (sp: Marthew), executor.

Notes:

Died:
Will was proven on 9 Sep 1828, so death was on or before this date.

Daniel — Martha "Patsy". Martha was born 1781, Pensylvania, Donegal, Ireland; died Abt 1855, Hardy County, West Virginia; was buried , Moorefield, Hardy County, West Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Probate: Hardy
• Residence: 1850, District 23, Hardy, Virginia, USA; 1850 Census: Martha Travabough 69, Daniel Travabough 34, Jane Travabough 34, Catharine Stover 52 (identity of this Catharine Stover is uncertain).