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     Thomas Stagg (1) married Magdaleena Brower.^1,2 Thomas Stagg (2) married Hannah.^2,3

     Thomas Stagg and Magdaleena lived near Belleville, NJ.¹ Thomas Stagg and Magdaleena had eight children; Konight lists five, no dates: Thomas (m. Fytje Bruen), Margrietje (m. Pieter Sanders), Elizabeth, Silvesta, and Ann; BC-Families does not have the name of the wife.^1,2,4,3 Thomas Stagg had a son Nicolas with Hannah.^2,4,3 He made a will on 6 November 1724. It was proved 18 June 1734. He was Thomas Stagg, of Newark, Essex Co., yeoman. Names wife Hannah; five children by former wife: Thomas, Margaret (wife of Peter Sanderson), Elizabeth, Silvester, Ann (wife of John Northcut); son Nicholas Stagg, under age. Wife Hannah to be executrix. Witnesses: Thomas Husk, John Cooper, and Thomas Sargent. An inventory of the estate, totalled at £45.08.11, was
made 27 March 1735 by John Cooper and Henry Van Gesen.³

     Thomas Stagg was born in 1731.¹ He married Hester.¹

     Thomas Stagg of Paramus and his wife Hester buy land on 7 May in the 18th year of the American Independence, from John Harris. He sells land in the same area just before he is heading for Ohio in 1814.¹

     Thomas Stagg was born on 30 October 1804.¹ He married Nancy Seely.¹

     Thomas Stagg and Nancy had It is unclear, but there may have been a son Addison, who moved first to Utah, where he married and had children. He later moved to California, where he was killed in a fight with horse thieves. He may have been a US Marshall.¹

     Thomas Stagg was born on 19 February 1833.¹ He married Kate ?¹

     Thomas Stagg was b. N. Berbades acc. to his marriage certificate.⁴ He was baptized on 14 November 1703 at Hackensack, NJ, (DRC) (Sponsors Gerrit Van Dien and Rachel Bongaert.)^5,1 He married Feytie Van Gelder on 23 December 1721 at Hackensack, NJ, (DRC) (He was Tomas Stegge, ym, b. N. Berbades; she Feytie Van Gelder, yd, b. Long Island., both liv. at Peerems.)^1,6,4,3 Thomas Stagg died before 1738 as he is not in his father's will.²

     Thomas Stagg was baptized on 23 September 1733 at Hackensack, NJ, (DRC) (Sponsors Abram Stage and Marretje Bongaert his wife.)^1,2

     Thomas Stagg was baptized on 26 December 1743 at Schraalenburgh, NJ, (DRC) (Sponsors Jacob Stegge and wife.)¹ He married Jannetje (Jane) Stag in 1765 at New York City (DRC.)²

     Willem Stagg was baptized on 24 January 1720 at Hackensack, NJ, (DRC) (Sponsors Gerrit Van Vorst and Sara his wife.)^1,2 He died before 1738 as he is not in his father's will.³

     Willem Stagg was baptized on 17 February 1723 at Hackensack, NJ, (DRC) (Sponsors Willem Stegge and Elisabet Stegge.)¹

     Willem Stagg married Elizabeth Hervey on 21 March 1731.¹

     William Stagg was born at New Barbadoes Neck, NJ.^1,4,5 He married Magdalena Brouwer, daughter of Pieter Brouwer and Pieternella Uldricks. (Banns on 23 October 1697 at DRC, Hackensack, NJ. He was Willem Stegge, ym, b. New Berbades Neck; she Magdaleena Brouwers, yd, b. Breukel.)^4,6,7,8 William Stagg died on 20 June 1757.¹

     William Stagg and Magdalena had eight (unnamed children, acc. to Stagg File. However, one of them is prob. Thomas Stagg, who is a son of Jan Stagg and Neeltje Verwey. The other one is very unclear in Konight, it looks like Sylve or Sylum Steen, there are no dates or other identifying information.^1,2 Name variation: Willem Stagg.² Name variation: William Stegge.⁴

     William Stagg was born on 1 April 1831.¹ He married Hester Hopper.¹

     Jacob Staib died on 7 September 1887 at Carlstadt, NJ.¹

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     Jacob Staib died intestate 7 Sep 1887 at Carlstadt, NJ, leaving 7 children. Jacob Lahn administrator.¹

     Barrilla Ross Stalker was born on 29 November 1868.¹ She married Vernleigh Keesler, son of Julius J Keesler and Mary Frances Brigham, on 6 September 1899 at Pennsylvania.¹ Barrilla Ross Stalker died on 22 April 1946.¹ She was buried in Hillside Cemetery in Damascus.¹

     Married name: Keesler.

     Sybel M Stalker was born on 15 September 1827.¹ She married Lyman S Keesler, son of John Paul Keesler and Clarissa Sutliff.¹ Sybel M Stalker died on 8 May 1909.¹ She was buried in Galilee Methodist Cemetery.¹

     Married name: Keesler.

     Arendt Corszens Stam was born circa 1615 at Amsterdam, The Netherlands.² He married Angenetie Jilles, daughter of Jellis Jochemsz and Baijke Schuts.^1,2 (Banns on 1 January 1638 at Amsterdam. He was 23 y.o, from Amsterdam, his witness was his father Corn. Vetter; she was from Amsterdam, wid. of Elias Provoost.)² Arendt Corszens Stam died before 1647.¹

     John Stambaugh was born on 6 February 1769 at York County, PA.¹ He married Catherine Joseph, daughter of John Joseph and Catherine Elizabeth Maul.¹ John Stambaugh died on 6 February 1863.¹ He was buried in Old Holtzschwam Cemetery.¹

     J. Stambaugh is listed in 1876 York Co. Atlas, p. 36, 57.¹

     Mary (Polly) Stambaugh was born on 1 March 1801 at Paradise Twp, York County, PA.¹ She married George Maul, son of Peter Maul and Anna Maria Oderman.¹ Mary (Polly) Stambaugh died on 19 December 1891.¹ She was buried in Old Holtzschwam Cemetery.¹

     Married name: Maul.

     Catherine Stamm was born in 1864 at Baltimore, MD.¹ She married John Edward Lindenberger circa 1887.¹ Catherine Stamm died in October 1924 at Baltimore, MD, (or Nov. 1924.)¹

     Married name: Lindenberger.

     Anna Stamp was born circa 1857 at Bergen County, NJ.¹

     Augusta Stamp was born in July 1861 at New Jersey.²

     Henrietta Stamp was born on 20 July 1859 at Hackensack, NJ.² She married Frederick Frylinck Sr., son of Antonius Theodore Frijlinck and Wilhelmina L Leuning.² Henrietta Stamp died on 7 January 1945.² She was buried in Maple Grove Park Cemetery in Hackensack.²

     Name variation: Henrietta S Rieck.² Name variation: Henrietta Stamp Rieck.²

     Johanna J Stamp was born on 20 March 1828 at Hohenkirchen, Prussia, Germany.¹ She (1) married John David Stamp.¹ Johanna J Stamp (2) married Charles Rieck.^1,2 Johanna J Stamp died circa 29 December 1919.¹ She was buried in Maple Grove Park Cemetery in Hackensack.^1,3

     The 1860 census lists John David Stamp and Johanna J at New Barbadoes Township, Bergen County, NJ, with their children Johanna M (8), Anna (3), and Henrietta (11 mo). He was a masoner.⁴
     The children were in an orphanage: Johanna M (14y), Anna D (9y), Herietta (7y), and Augusta (5y.)⁵ The 1880 census lists Charles Rieck and Johanna J at Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ, with daughters Henrietta (20) and Augusta (18), and son Albert (10). Charles is a taylor, the women are washerwomen. Henriette and Augusta are listed with surname Rieck.² The 1885 census lists Johanna J Stamp at Hackensack (New Barbadoes), Bergen County, NJ, with Augusta Stamp (20-60) and Albert T. Rieck (5-20). Johanna is 20-60, German.⁶ The 1900 census lists Johanna J Reick, with her daughter Augusta (b. Jul 1861, NJ). Johanna is b. Mar 1828, widowed, imm. 1854; Johanna and Augusta are laundresses.⁷ Married name: Johanna J Reick.⁷ Name variation: Rieck.

     Johanna M Stamp was born circa 1852 at Hamburgh, Germany.^2,3

     Frylinck File has place of birth as Narnburgh; 1860 census has definitely Hamburgh. Narnburgh could be Nurnburgh, though.^1,3

     John David Stamp was born circa 1823 at Hamburgh, Germany.^2,3 He married Johanna J Stamp.⁴ John David Stamp died on 25 December 1862 at New Barbadoes Township, Bergen County, NJ, of blood poisening in the Civil War.^4,5

     The 1860 census lists John David Stamp and Johanna J at New Barbadoes Township, Bergen County, NJ, with their children Johanna M (8), Anna (3), and Henrietta (11 mo). He was a masoner.³ John David Stamp was naturalized on 4 September 1860 at Bergen County, NJ, He had filed his declaration of intent on 5 dec 1857.^1,6
     The children were in an orphanage: Johanna M (14y), Anna D (9y), Herietta (7y), and Augusta (5y.)⁵
     Frylinck File has place of birth as Narnburgh; 1860 census has definitely Hamburgh. Narnburgh could be Nurnburgh, though.^4,3 Name variation: John A Stamp.⁴

     Sarah Elizabeth Standeft was born at Iowa.¹ She married George Seabury Witt, son of Thomas Witt and Elizabeth Newhall, in 1852.¹

     Married name: Witt.

     Mary Standish was born on 18 February 1908 at Antrim, PA.^1,3 She married James Sandford, son of Lewis Morgan Sandford and Sara Cathrine Chandler, in 1929 at Hudson County, NJ.^1,3 Mary Standish died on 12 June 1993 at Hudson, FL.^4,1 She was buried in Grace Memorial Gardens in Hudson.^4,1

     The 1930 census lists James Sanford and Mary at 579 Chestnut Ave (ED322) at Kearny, Hudson County, NJ.³ She was in 1930 a machine operator in Electric co. (1930), later (1950) she worked in a doll factory, and in 1960 she was a hairdresser.^1,3 James Sandford, the son of Lewis worked for Schickhouse in Newark as a butcher. His wife Mary Standish worked for a doll factory and later went into business as a hair dresser with her sister Ann Standish Christy.¹ Name variation: Mary Stanish.⁵ Married name: Sandford. Married name: Sanford.

     Jane Standlake was born circa 1612.¹ She married Thomas Pincen circa 1639 at Scituate, MA.¹ Jane Standlake died after 1657.¹

     Her father Daniel and husband Thomas died in Scituate, MA.¹ Married name: Pincen.

     Cornelius Stanger married Lencia Stanger.¹ Cornelius Stanger died on 29 May 1886 at New York County, NY.¹

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     Cornelius Stanger died 29 May 1886, was late of New Your County and State, NJ, leaving widow and 2 daughters. Lencia Stanger executrix.¹

     Anthony Stanish was born in 1880 at Lithuania.^2,1 He married Helen in 1905.^2,1

     Anthony Stanish immigrated in 1895 from Lithuania. The 1920 census has his immigration date as 1899, and his naturalization date as 1905.^2,3 He was in 1910 a coal miner.⁴ The 1910 census lists Anthony Stanish and Ellen at 10 J Street (ED 144) at Antrim Village, Duncan Township, Tioga County, PA, with their children Alice and Mary.⁴ The 1920 census lists Anthony Stanish and Ellen at 12 B Street (ED 146) at Duncan Township, Tioga County, PA, with their children Celia, Mary, Joseph, Ann, Paul, Anthony, William, Walter and Theodore; and his mother Mary Stanish (71, wd, b. Lithuania, imm. 1905, still an alien.)³ The 1930 census lists Anthony Stanish and Helen at 31 John Hay Ave (ED 309) at Kearny, Hudson County, NJ, with their children Joseph, Ann, Paul, Anthony, Walter, William and Theodore.¹ Name variation: Anthony Standish.²