SANDRA JONES HALL
My mother was a Statler, a
descendant of Casper Statler of Somerset County, Pennsylvania. When I published the Statler/Stetler/Stotler Newsletter
in 1986 and 1987, I set up 17 Groups based on their residence in the 1790
census. I had not yet been able to
firmly connect any of those Groups, nor had I traced any Group back to Europe. When I learned about Y-Chromosome DNA
testing, I saw that as having very good potential to help trace these families
back in time by linking various Groups.
This site is designed to:
The site is not designed to list all the
descendants of the various Groups.
As of May 27, 2016 the
Statler DNA Project has 40 results back.
There are now DNA results linking four of the Groups and six other
Groups have been confirmed with matches.
Current
information on DNA Project
Updated Group Information. My
notes on individual groups are linked to the Group numbers.
GROUP NUMBER |
Location 1790 |
First Settlers |
Comments |
Northampton County PA |
Christian and Daniel
Stettler |
Now
Lehigh County |
|
Montgomery County PA |
Henry Stetler |
|
|
Chester County PA |
John Peter Stiteler |
|
|
Dauphin and Lancaster PA |
Abraham Stettler |
Descendants
in Miami County OH |
|
York County PA |
Jacob Stadtler |
|
|
Franklin County PA |
Casper, Jacob, Rudolph,
John, Emanuel and Samuel Statler/Stotler |
Casper
in Somerset County 1790 |
|
Washington County MD |
Henry and Peter Stotler |
|
|
Loudoun County VA |
Abraham Statler |
In
Botetourt County 1794 |
|
Berkeley County VA |
John Stotler |
Became
Morgan County |
|
Monongalia County VA |
Stephen, John and Jacob Stateler |
|
|
Hampshire County VA |
Jacob Stotler |
To
Allegany County MD |
|
Spotsylvania County VA |
John Casper Stadler |
|
|
Caswell County NC |
Robert Stadler |
|
|
Lincoln County NC |
Peter Statler |
To
Missouri |
|
Richland County SC |
John Benedict Stadler |
|
|
Harrison County VA |
John Stutler |
|
|
Berks
County PA |
George
Stetler/Stettler |
To
Montgomery County OH |
I believe that up to 15 of these
Groups have living male-line descendants.
Groups 12 and 15 probably have no all male-line descendants.
Surname Spelling
The usual spelling is what I
believe the family used. Records such as
census and land records show a range of different spellings
Origins of Associated Families
I found most of these origins
though WorldConnect: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi
Some of these origins are
documented, some are not. I made an
effort to include only those which seemed reasonable. An origin of “Alsace, Germany” is not
reasonable. (Alsace is now part of France, as it was in the 18th
Century, when it was part of Germany in the late 19th and early 20th
Century, it was called Elsass)
Town of Origin Spelling
I spelled the name of the
town of origin as it is spelled by MapQuest.
So if you search for Sollingen in Germany you will find it. The “o” should have am umlaut so the English
version should be “Soellingen”, but that spelling would not be found.
The areas in Europe which I
mapped are part of present day Switzerland, France and Germany.
General Early Information including Passenger Lists
Maps
of Possible European Origins
STATLER Family Genealogy Homepage by David Statler (David is Group 14): http://www.statlerfamily.com/
Included under Family
Documents are my old newsletters.
Or go directly to http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~statler/statler/docs/snewsletters/sn.html
The first issue (March 1986)
contains a map of Group locations in 1790 and 1820 and a discussion of the
spelling of the surname.(Pages 5, 6 and 7)
IGI (International
Genealogical Index) part of the records available through the Salt Lake Family
History Library.
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=igi/search_IGI.asp&clear_form=true
Questions welcome email to Sandra Jones Hall
Copyright 2007 Sandra Jones
Hall
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