Lillie Dell Shaline and Pearl Leroy Stambaugh

PEARL LEROY STAMBAUGH, son of IDA COSTON and OLIVER L. STAMBAUGH, was born December 23, 1881 in Holt County, Missouri,⁸ and died February 28, 1951 in Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas.¹²³⁶⁹ He is buried in Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens, Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas.⁴⁵⁶

He married LILLIE DELL SHALINE on October 19, 1910 in St. Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri.⁸⁴⁶³ She was born April 16, 1887 in Whiting, Monona, Iowa,^{456, 12370} and died January 2, 1971 in Olathe, Johnson, Kansas.¹²³⁷⁰ She is buried in Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens, Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas.⁴⁵⁶

• Descendant Reports
  • Felix Stambach Descendant Report (Ancestor of Pearl L. Stambaugh)
  • Georg Michael Romich Descendant Report (Ancestor of Pearl L. Stambaugh)
  • Jacob Meyer Descendant Report (Ancestor of Pearl L. Stambaugh)
  • John Heilman Descendant Report (Ancestor of Pearl L. Stambaugh)

Children of LILLIE DELL SHALINE and PEARL LEROY STAMBAUGH:

1. CLAUDE EARL STAMBAUGH, b. July 29, 1911, Vernon, Yuma, Colorado;^{56, 7377} m. MAY LUCILLE JOHNSON; d. July 23, 1991, Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas.^{56, 8896}
2. ARCHIE RALPH STAMBAUGH, b. January 17, 1913, Colorado;⁵⁶ m. CYNTHIA MAURINE CASH on September 1, 1944 in Jackson County, Missouri⁹⁴⁰; d. June 22, 1981, Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas;^{56, 456} bur. Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens, Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas.⁴⁵⁶

Newspaper Articles

Kansas City Times, November 21, 1930⁸⁸⁹⁸

HORSE THROUGH CAR TOP

SIX INJURED IN A RUNAWAY ON SOUTHWEST BOULEVARD

Frightened by Broken Shaft, the Animal Bolts and Attempts to Hurdle a Chevrolet in Its Path.

A runaway horse caused injuries to six persons late yesterday and gave Southwest boulevard a type of excitement seldom witnessed in this age.

The persons injured were Mrs. Lilly Stambaugh, 43 years old, 1122 South Thirty-fifth street, Rosedale section of Kansas City, Kansas; her husband, Pearl L. Stambaugh, 48; their son, Claude E. Stambaugh, 19; J. H. Higgins, 61, 1524 Rosedale drive, Kansas City, Kansas, and a man and his wife, whose identity was not learned.

Higgins was driving his horse, Betsy, to a small wagon, on Southwest boulevard. With him was a man and woman he did not know, whom he had offered transportation toward the city.

At Thirtieth street the shaft of the wagon broke, frightening Betsy, who started off at a gallop. The shaft swinging against her legs increased her speed, and Higgins and his companions were thrown from the wagon. Betsy broke away and raced down the boulevard.

At Twenty-ninth street Claude Stambaugh and his mother sat in a parked Chevrolet couple waiting for Pearl Stambaugh, who was in a store. Betsy attempted to jump over the Chevrolet. Her hoofs went through the top of the car, striking Claude Stambaugh and his mother. Mrs. Stambaugh suffered severe lacerations of the head, face, arms and shoulders, bruises and probable internal injuries. Claude was cut on the left hand.

Pearl Stambaugh ran from the store and tried to quiet the animal. He suffered severe bruises. Higgins, who had suffered a slight injury to his hip, arrived then and took the animal away.

The injured persons were treated at the scene of the accident and went home. Betsy, who was injured slightly, was taken to a veterinarian.

Obituaries

Kansas City Times, March 1, 1951¹²³⁶⁹

STAMBAUGH—Pearl Leroy Stambaugh, 69, died yesterday at the home, 306 North Seventh. He was born on a farm near Skidmore, Mo., and had been a resident of Kansas City, Kansas, twenty-six years. He was an order checker for the Manor Bakers and was a member of the bakers' local union No. 218. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lillie Stambaugh of the home, and three sons, J. E. Stambaugh, 209 South Bethany; C. E. Stambaugh, 4011 Margaret, Wyandotte County, and Archie Stambaugh, 22 South twenty-fifth. Services will be held at 2 o'clock at the Fulton chapel. Burial will be in Chapel Hill cemetery.

Kansas City Times, January 4, 1971¹²³⁷⁰

MRS. LILLIE STAMBAUGH

Mrs. Lillie Stambaugh, 83, of 3814 Hagemann, Kansas City, Kansas, died Saturday at an Olathe nursing home. She was born in Whiting, Ia., and had lived in this area 47 years. Surviving are three sons, John E. Stambaugh, Sunrise Beach, Mo., Claude E. Stambaugh, of the home, and Archie Stambaugh, 1418 North Forty-fifth terrace, Kansas City, Kansas; six grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 11 o'clock Tuesday at the Fulton-Nickel chapel; burial in Chapel Hill cemetery. Friends may call after 4 o'clock today at the chapel.

Census Records

Date	Location	Enumerated Names
June 7, 19003112	Clay, Holt, Missouri	Alonzo Eugene Coston Minnie Gertrude Sanders Flossie Irene Coston Pearl Leroy Stambaugh
April 15, 1930294	Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas	Pearl Leroy Stambaugh Lillie Dell Shaline Claude Earl Stambaugh Archie Ralph Stambaugh
April 19, 19403159	Shawnee, Wyandotte, Kansas	Pearl Leroy Stambaugh Lillie Dell Shaline Archie Ralph Stambaugh