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Personal data Mary Virginia STOOPS 

• Alternative names: Mary V GAGLE, Mary V GAYLE, Mary S GAGLE, Mary GAGLE, Mary V STOOPS, Mary STOOPS, Mary S GAGLE, Mary STOOPS, Mary S GAGLE
• She was born about 1871 in Indiana.Sources 5, 9
• Alternative: She was born in the year 1871.Source 4
• Alternative: She was born in the year 1872 in Indiana.Source 3
• Alternative: She was born in the year 1871 in Indiana.Source 5
• Alternative: She was born in the year 1871 in Indiana.Source 7
• Alternative: She was born in the year 1871.Source 4
• Alternative: She was born in the year 1870 in Indiana.Source 1
• Alternative: She was born in the year 1870 in Indiana.Source 8
• Resident:
• in the year 1925: Wilson, Ellsworth, Kansas.Source 5
• in the year 1930: Wilson, Ellsworth, Kansas.Source 4
• in the year 1920: Wilson, Ellsworth, Kansas.Source 3
• in the year 1925: Wilson, Ellsworth, Kansas.Source 5
• in the year 1910: Wilson, Ellsworth, Kansas.Source 7
• in the year 1930: Wilson, Ellsworth, Kansas.Source 4
• in the year 1880: Brookville, Franklin, Indiana, United States.Source 1
• on April 1, 1940: Wilson, Ellsworth, Kansas, United States.Source 6
• (Race) : White.Source 5
• A child of James STOOPS and Ruth Britt SEAREN

Household of Mary Virginia STOOPS

She is married to Ernest Albert GAGLE.

They got married on August 30, 1898 at Franklin, Indiana.Source 10

Child(ren):

1. Yvonne GAGLE  1903-1995
2. Melva Aronelle GAGLE  1902-1985 
3. Ruth A GAGLE  1901-1979

Notes about Mary Virginia STOOPS

Regarding brother in law: Concerning his domestic relations, it may be remarked that he married Queen V. Stoops, born in 1852, the daughter of James Stoops, whose wife was at the time of her marriage to him Mrs. Stringer. Both of the above families were early-day settlers in this county. James Stoops was a farmer, and later engaged in mercantile business at Wabash. He then returned to Brookville and filled the office of constable. He was a soldier in the war of the Rebellion, serving his country well; such service, however, impaired his health, so that in the latter part of his life he was not able-bodied. He died at Brookville, in 1875, aged sixty-two years. He was the son of David and Abigal Stoops, who came direct from Kentucky to this county. They were both natives of Pennsylvania. He was among the very earliest settlers in this part of the state. David was twice married, and the fruits of these marriage unions were twenty-five children --- fourteen sons and eleven daughters. James was born of the first marriage and the latter's children were: Martha, Mrs. M. Quick; Margaret, Mrs. William Wilson; Richard, a farmer; Queen V., wife of our subject; John, who died when a young man; and Mary, who died single. After the death of his former companion he married a widow, by the name of Ruth Britt, by whom three children were born: Arthur; Mary, wife of Rev. A. Gagle, a Presbyterian clergyman of New Mexico; and Cora, now Mrs. Dietz.

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