Stamper Family Project - Family Tree

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This directory serves for the Stamper Family Project; as well as the Breathitt County, KyGenWeb website.


 

 Click 'HERE' for the first generation of Jonathan Stamper and Rachel Parks.
The eight children of Jonathan Stamper and wife, Rachel Parks are listed below.
Please check your data; and share any corrections or additions. Thanks!
 James Stamper and wife,
Sarah (Moore)
Joshua Stamper and wife,
Jane 'Jennie' Woodward
 
 Joel Stamper and wife,
Nancy Cannady
Jonathan Stamper and wife,
Mary 'Polly' Davis
 
 Jesse Stamper and wife,
Barbara DeVait
Jacob Stamper and wife,
1 - Susannah; 2 - Judy Peake
 
 Martha Stamper and husband,
Jesse Toliver
Susannah Stamper and husband,
John Pleasant Burton
 

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How to Use Photo Family Tree Wall Stickers

Family Photo Tree is a brilliant idea how to keep the most precious memories in the best frame. This piece of wooden art will take pride place in your entrance hall or living room. It will make your house a home and bring the atmosphere of coziness. It will become a guard of your family keeping all its members always together.

Do you know your parents? Have you heard the story of your grandparents? Do you know how their experiences affect your life?

A family tree is a family relationship diagram like a tree, which contains all family members. It lets people know the blood relationship between themselves and their families and relatives, and the role of the family tree Knowing the history of your grandparents will help you know who you are today. Trace back to the source, record now, write your own family tree according to the following five simple steps.


 

1、 Write down everything you know

Family tree wall stickers are for your living room and bedroom walls where you can stick your family photographs or the pictures of the best moments of your life together at one place. 

Here we have listed some of the best family tree wall stickers that are available to buy online.

Write down what you remember about your family, especially the date and place of birth, marriage and death. The latter will play an important role in future field research. You may also be able to draw a simple family tree. This will remind you of what you already know and what you still want to know.

 

2、 Interview family

The existing family members are the treasure house of knowledge. Start with your parents and their siblings, and then interview your grandparents if you can. If your grandparents can still remember their ancestors, you will have the opportunity to contact the family history of more than 100 years. You can record the interview if it is convenient. This information is not only conducive to your future research, but also can be passed on to future generations as a legacy. But remember to label it so you can find it.

The Family Tree Wall Decal provides a one-of-a-kind backdrop for your photo gallery wall inspiration. Add your framed family photos and enjoy watching your tree blossom with memories

 

3、 Look for physical clues

"Family like branches on a tree, we all grow in different directions, yet our roots remain as one".

Look through the drawers and boxes, and you may be surprised at what you find.

Photos are also very important props. Talk to relatives to see if they can identify the people in the photos. Write down your name, scan your photos, and label them. Finally, and most importantly, ask your family, relatives and clansmen if they have a genealogy.

 


4、 Draw family tree

A family tree is a map of ancestral relationships. It may take time, so you have to be willing to pay to have results.

What better way to display photos of your loved ones than in Family Tree Wall Decal! Place framed photos all around the tree! This tree wall decal looks great in a living room, foyer or hallway.

Take out a piece of white paper, write down your own name at the bottom of the page, and leave space for your ancestors on it. You can also use a computer.


5、 Frames Family Tree Stickers for Family Members

Stick the pictures of your family members on the frame provided on the wall sticker and complete the family tree legacy. This is a unique way of showcasing your family members through home decor.

Memory is blurred by time, so verification is very important. It is often a good idea to check names and dates with official records. Many birth, marriage and death certificates are now available. You can try to go to the local archives and libraries.


In addition to local resources, online resources, books, magazines or newspapers may also provide practical help. It should be noted that the library also has a large collection of genealogies and local chronicles. Library leaders once said that one in five Chinese people can actually find their own family tree.


Our Family Tree Wall Decal provides a one-of-a-kind backdrop for your photo gallery wall inspiration. Available in Chestnut Brown, Black, or any custom color from our color chart. Add your framed family photos and enjoy watching your tree blossom with memories!

Make your home unique with one of the latest trends -- Wall Decals. With Wall Decals, you can transfer your home in seconds, and they just look like hand painted!



 
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