Stout Family - Ourfolk
Sarah Elizabeth Stout (Pike) B: 1656
Sarah was born on 1656 in Gravesend, Kings Co., LI, NY .
She is the daughter of Richard Stout (B: 1615) and Penelope (Stout) .
Sarah was married to John Pike .
John was born on 1650 in Gravesend, Kings Co., LI, NY and died on 1714 in Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., NJ .
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| ⌈ John Stout | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ⌈ Richard Stout (B: 1615) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Sarah Elizabeth Stout (Pike) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ⌊ Penelope (Stout) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Sources:
S1 Andrew Smith Family Circle
Was the great-great-grandfather of Zebulon Pike (John , Zebulon 1793, James 1721, Zebulon 1751, Zebulon Montgomery Pike 1779), whio discovered and named Pike's Peak.
A man named Freegift Stout was on Zebulon Pike's expedition in 1806.
'We know that Zebulon Montgomery Pike was born in Lamberton (Somerset County), New Jersey on January 5, 1779. He was the second of eight children, and the only one to grow to robust adulthood. Four of his siblings died in infancy, the other three were hopeless tuberculosis cases, invalids throughout their lives. At the time that he was born, Pike's father, also named Zebulon Pike, was an officer in George Washington's army, then engaged in
fighting the British for American Independence. The elder Pike continued to serve in the military at the conclusion of the war, and young Zebulon grew up on frontier military posts as a result. The elder Pike survived Gen. Arthur St. Clair's defeat in Ohio in 1791, and brought his family to live in Cincinnati while serving with 'Mad Anthony' Wayne's Legion. Young Zebulon's formal
education was necessarily limited, although he enjoyed reading and learned French and some Spanish as well as the English language. At age 15, Pike entered his father's regiment as a cadet, and was put in charge of supplying frontier posts in Ohio.'
A man named Freegift Stout was on Zebulon Pike's expedition in 1806.
'We know that Zebulon Montgomery Pike was born in Lamberton (Somerset County), New Jersey on January 5, 1779. He was the second of eight children, and the only one to grow to robust adulthood. Four of his siblings died in infancy, the other three were hopeless tuberculosis cases, invalids throughout their lives. At the time that he was born, Pike's father, also named Zebulon Pike, was an officer in George Washington's army, then engaged in
fighting the British for American Independence. The elder Pike continued to serve in the military at the conclusion of the war, and young Zebulon grew up on frontier military posts as a result. The elder Pike survived Gen. Arthur St. Clair's defeat in Ohio in 1791, and brought his family to live in Cincinnati while serving with 'Mad Anthony' Wayne's Legion. Young Zebulon's formal
education was necessarily limited, although he enjoyed reading and learned French and some Spanish as well as the English language. At age 15, Pike entered his father's regiment as a cadet, and was put in charge of supplying frontier posts in Ohio.'
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