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Simon Melvin Stickle (02/16/1873 Est.-12/01/1917 Est.)
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Spouse: Mary Anna Lee Pier (Apr 1880 to Nov 1962)
Children:
Son: (Puddie) Harmon Lucille Stickles (24 Nov 1898 - 6 Oct 1942) D:Washington, DC)
Son: James Edward Stickles (04/01/1904 Est.-12/01/1906)
Son: (Willie) William Melvin Stickles (17 Mar 1896 - 14-16 Oct 1918) D:Washington, DC)
Son: Herbert Montaque Stickles (20 Apr 1900 - 30 Jan 1967) D:Virginia)
Son: (Jake) Joshua Clay Stickles (09/19/1907 Est.-01/18/1975)
Parents
Father: Henry/Harry/Kenny? Stickle (? - ?)
Mother: Bonnie/Lonnie/Connie? Unknown (? - ?)
Siblings
Brother: First Born Son (Hidden)
Brother: Second Born Son ()
Brother: Third Born Son ()
Brother: Fourth Born Son (Hidden)
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Simon's Personal Information
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Born on February 16, 1873 (Estimated)
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Occupation: hired hand/labor/foreman for various farms in the area.
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Died on December 1, 1917 (Estimated) (Age 45)
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Cemetery: Ebeneezer Cemetery in Round Hill, Virginia (VA), USA
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Marriage to Mary Anna Lee Pier (Apr 1880 to Nov 1962) on January 1, 1896 (Age 23)
- in Berryville, Virginia (VA), USA
- Married in the year 1896
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Comments: The family cemetery is Ebeneezer Cemetery, located south from Round Hill, VA. on RT. 719, just past "Airmont" but before "Bloomfield" on the grounds of the Old Stone Church
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Residence History: SIMON and ANNA LEE made their home for all of their married life in the Bluemont, Virginia area in a little town known as "Pine Grove" - which is just east of the Shenandoah River, just off RT. 7, in Loudoun County.
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