Ancestors of Lawrence Dean Babcock
The first 6 Generations
Generations 1 - 3
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Generation One 1. Lawrence Dean Babcock1, born August 05, 1932 in Elrod, South Dakota; died January 26, 1989 in Tucson, Arizona. He was the son of 2. Victor Eugene Babcock and 3. Mary Ellen Stoddard. |
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2. Victor Eugene Babcock2, born March 24, 1887 in Elkhorn, Wisconsin?; died October 19, 1946 in Winslow, Kitsap, Washington. He was the son of 4. Charles B Babcock and 5. Della Flint. He married 3. Mary Ellen Stoddard September 01, 1912 in Faulkton, Faulk, South Dakota. 3. Mary Ellen Stoddard3, born June 12, 1890 in Cresbard, South Dakota4; died February 27, 1961 in Webster, South Dakota5. She was the daughter of 6. George Henry Stoddard and 7. Elfie Nellie DeLoy. Notes for Victor Eugene Babcock: Victor is listed in the 1910 census for Faulk County South Dakota. It shows him as a lodger in the home of George Stoddard. The census states that at the time he was a single male, born in Wisconsin. It also states that his father was born in Wisconsin although the place of his mother's birth is illegible. More About Victor Eugene Babcock: More About Mary Ellen Stoddard: Children of Victor Babcock and Mary Stoddard is: 1 i. Lawrence Dean Babcock, born August 05, 1932 in Elrod, South Dakota; died January 26, 1989 in Tucson, Arizona. ii. Herbert Eugene Babcock, b. July 06, 1914, Elrod, South Dakota; d. November 1996, Salt Lake City, Utah. iii. Robert Charles Babcock, b. April 18, 1916, Elrod, South Dakota; d. December 11, 1985, Robbinsdale, Minnesota. iv. Clarence Adelbert Babcock, b. February 16, 1918, Elrod, South Dakota; d. April 01, 1981, Minneapolis, Minnesota. v. Victor Stanley Babcock, b. August 22, 1920, Elrod, South Dakota; d. May 03, 1984, Robbinsdale, Minnesota. vi. Vernon Le Roy Babcock, b. November 09, 1924, Elrod, South Dakota; d. February 28, 1991, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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4. Charles B Babcock6, born March 11, 1858 in Elk Horn, Walworth, Wisconsin; died November 11, 1935 in Council Bluffs, Iowa. He was the son of 8. Luman W. Babcock and 9. Caroline Thompson. He married 5. Della Flint January 16, 1882 in Spring Prairie, Walworth, Wisconsin. 5. Della Flint6, born August 10, 1861 in Spring Prairie, Walworth, Wisconsin20; died January 12, 1917 in Crystal Lake, McHenry Illinois . She was the daughter of 10. Albert Flint and 11. Harriet/Hattie. Notes for Charles B Babcock: Charles Babcock applied for a land patent of 160 acres under the homestead entry act of 1862 in the Eau Claire Land office. He signed the papers on October 10 1880. More About Charles B Babcock: More About Della Flint: Children of Charles Babcock and Della Flint are: 2. i. Victor Eugene Babcock, b. March 24, 1887, Elkhorn, Wisconsin?; d. October 19, 1946, Winslow, Kitsap, Washington. ii. Lee Babcock, b. July 18, 1884, Wisconsin; m. Olga Rassmasun. iii. Bessie Babcock, b. August 08, 1885, Wisconsin; d. October 1968, McHenry, Illinois; m. William Sund. iv. Jean Babcock, b. January 28, 1892, Wisconsin; d. December 1941; m. (1) Herbert Beardsley; m. (2) Jack Harding. v. Mable Babcock, b. July 02, 1893, Wisconsin; m. (1) Herbert Steinbach; m. (2) Jack Spillard. vi. Florence Babcock, b. February 13, 1899, Wisconsin; m. Robert Fortner. vii. Mildred Babcock, b. November 06, 1900, Wisconsin; m. (1) Elmer Nelson; m. (2) Robert Boor. viii. Della Babcock, b. March 14, 1902, Wisconsin; m. Harold Grote. ix. Leslie Babcock, b. April 18, 1897, Wisconsin; m. Kate Rogan. x. Myrtle Hattie Babcock, b. December 17, 1889, Wisconsin; m. Herbert Beardsley. xi. Shirley Babcock, b. October 11, 1903; m. Charles Urie. 6. George Henry Stoddard7, born April 03, 1857 in Bradys Bend, Armstrong, Pennsylvania; died April 10, 1938 in Faulkton, Faulk, South Dakota8. He was the son of 12. Obadiah Holmes Stoddard and 13. Ellen Davis. He married 7. Elfie Nellie DeLoy November 26, 1885 in LaFoon, Faulk, South Dakota. 7. Elfie Nellie DeLoy9,
born June 16, 1868 in Keekoskee, Dodge, Wisconsin; died March 15, 1947 in
Faulkton, Faulk, South Dakota10. She was the daughter of 14.
Joseph Deloy and 15. Malinda Almira Fadden. Notes for George Henry Stoddard: George H. Stoddard Biography This biography is from "Memorial and biographical record an illustrated compendium of biography, containing a compendium of local biography, including biographical sketches of prominent old settlers and representative citizens of South Dakota..." Published by G. A. Ogle & Co., Chicago, 1899. Pages 533-534 GEORGE H. STODDARD, a well known and highly esteemed citizen of Faulk county, is now most creditably and satisfactorily filling the office of register of deeds, to which position he was elected in the fall of 1898 on the Republican ticket. He is a recognized leader of that party in his community and does all in his power to advance its interests and insure its success. He also takes an active interest in educational affairs, and has served as school clerk for three years and a half. Mr. Stoddard was born in 1857 at Brady's Bend, sixty miles from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, a son of Holmes and Ellen (Davis) Stoddard, in whose family were nine children, our subject being the second in order of birth. The father, who was an ironworker, was born in this country, as was also the grandfather, but the great-grandfather was a native of England. He came to America prior to the Revolutionary war, and when the colonies took up arms against the mother country he aided them, as a soldier of the Continental army, in achieving their independence. The mother of our subject was born in England and came to the United States with her parents when a girl of fourteen years. Her father, John Davis, was also an ironworker. When three years of age George H. Stoddard accompanied his parents on they're removal to Elmira, New York, where he grew to manhood and was educated, graduating from the high school at that place. There he later engaged in clerking in a store for five months, and for three years was employed as an ironworker. About 1878 he became connected with railroading as a brakeman and held that position for four years. Coming west, he landed in Faulk County, South Dakota, March 24, 1883, and immediately took up a homestead on which he erected a claim shanty, 10 x 12 feet. At first he and two companions engaged in farming together, owning between them three horses, a yoke of cattle. a plow, mowers, etc. At that time all supplies had to be hauled from Northville, a distance of twenty miles. Mr. Stoddard started here with a capital of seven hundred and fifty dollars, and is now the owner of a valuable farm of three hundred and twenty acres, two hundred of which he has placed under a high state of cultivation and improved with good and substantial buildings. He continued to actively engage in agricultural pursuits until January 1899, when he removed to Faulkton to assume the duties of his present office. In the fall of 1885 his entire property was destroyed by fire, including house, barn, granary, hay, etc., his whole quarter section being burned black. His loss amounted to over one thousand dollars. Notwithstanding this misfortune he has prospered in his adopted state. He is engaged principally in the raising of grain and his crops have averaged ten bushels per acre. In 1885 Mr. Stoddard led to the marriage altar Miss Elfie N. Deloy, a native of Wisconsin and a daughter of Joseph Deloy, a farmer who was born in France, and was proud of his French descent. To our subject and his wife have been born six children, namely: George E., Charles E., Mary E., Ruth M., Florence E. and Clarence D. H. The parents are earnest and consistent members of the Congregational church of Myron, Faulk County, and socially Mr. Stoddard belongs to the Ancient Order of United Workmen. More About George Henry Stoddard: More About Elfie Nellie DeLoy: Children of George Stoddard and Elfie DeLoy is: 3 i. Mary Ellen Stoddard, born June 12, 1890 in Cresbard, South Dakota; died February 27, 1961 in Webster, South Dakota; married Victor Eugene Babcock September 01, 1912 in Faulkton, Faulk, South Dakota. ii. George Enos Stoddard5, b. November 07, 1886, Cresbard, South Dakota2; d. 1958, Bolder, Colorado; m. (1) Ida Beals, September 03, 1914; m. (2) Bess Seitz, December 27, 1919. iii. Charles Edward Stoddard, b. September 19, 1888, Cresbard, South Dakota2; d. August 02, 1967, Sioux Fall, Minnehaha, South Dakota; m. (1) Laura Mooney Pierce, Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, South Dakota; m. (2) Mary Adeline Alden, August 06, 1911, Faulkton, Faulk, South Dakota. More About Charles Edward
Stoddard iv. Ruth Malinda Stoddard, b. April 24, 1892, Cresbard, Faulk, South Dakota4; d. January 02, 1984, San Diego, California; m. Otto Bentson. v. Florence Elfie Stoddard2, b. June 20, 1896, Cresbard, Faulk, South Dakota4; d. June 10, 1979, Edgar Springs, Phelp, Missouri; m. Lee Glenn Shaffer, November 05, 1916; b. October 22, 1895; d. November 26, 1963. More About Florence Elfie
Stoddard vi. Clarence Dewey Stoddard9, b. February 14, 1898, Cresbard, South Dakota; d. December 17, 1940, Sioux Falls, South Dakota5; m. (1) Sybil Thelen; m. (2) Katherine Sievers, September 1921. More About Clarence Dewey
Stoddard vii. Grace Anna Belle Stoddard9, b. July 06, 1902, Faulkton, Faulk, South Dakota; d. May 18, 1961, Faulkton, Faulk , South Dakota; m. Clarence L. Sievers, December 31, 1923, Redfield, South Dakota; b. March 27, 1900; d. July 1971, Faulkton, Faulk , South Dakota.. More About Grace Anna Belle
Stoddard: viii. Helen Gladys Stoddard,10, b. February 25, 1908, Faulkton, Faulk , South Dakota2; d. October 10, 1977, Peoria, Peoria, Illinois; m. Allrue Barkey, December 06, 1927, Huron, Beadle, South Dakota. More About Helen Gladys
Stoddard: ix. Robert William Stoddard10, b. September 19, 1912, Faulkton, Faulk, South Dakota; d. March 28, 1913, Faulkton, Faulk , South Dakota. More About Robert William
Stoddard:
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