1. John T1 Payne was born Abt. 1820 in
Virginia, and died in District of Columbia. He married Mary
A (wife of John T Payne) Abt. 1844. She was born abt. 1826 in Maryland.
More about John T Payne:
His occupation in Georgetown, District of Columbia was Shoemaker.
His son Charles went into business with him.
+ 2 i. John James2 Payne, born Abt. 1844 in Washington,
DC; died April 12, 1874 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
3 ii. M.C. Payne, (female) born Abt. 1846 in
District of Columbia.
4 iii. W.H. Payne, (female) born Abt.
1848 in District of Columbia.
+ 5 iv. Charles E. (W) Payne, born Abt. 1850 in District
of Columbia.
6 v. M. E. Payne, (female) born Abt.
1852 in District of Columbia.
7 vi. E. N. (m?) Payne, (female) born
Abt. 1855 in District of Columbia.
8 vii. George Payne, born Abt. 1857 in District
of Columbia.
9 viii. L. E. Payne, (female) born Abt.
November 1859 in District of Columbia.
(one of the girls married a George W. Shoemaker and had a son named
George Jr. the 1880 Census shows George W. Shoemaker Sr. as a widower living
with John T. Payne.)
Generation No. 2
2. John James2 Payne (John T1) was born
Abt. 1844 in Washington, DC, and died April 12, 1874 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
He married Mary Louise Eaton May 12, 1868 in Presbyterian,
513 Pine St., Phila., Pa., daughter of James Eaton and Emilia Williams.(born
England)
PAYNE.-On the 16th instant, JOHN J. PAYNE, son of John T and Mary
A. Payne, aged 30 years.
His relatives and friends and those of the family are respectfully
invited to attend, the funeral, on tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from
his late residence, 437 Dickinson street. To proceed to Woodlands
Cemetery.
More About John James Payne:
Fact 5-occupa.: at age 16 worked in Cotton factory in DC, Brass
Polisher
Fact 7-resided: 437 Dickenson St, Phila., Pa
Fact 11-cause of: consumption
Fact 12-burried: Woodlands Cemmetary, Phila., Pa.
Fact 13-commt: I have marriage certif., death cert., obituary,
cemetery rec.Census back to 1870
DHL 57 Pages 287 to 291 Philip H. Horn to Eleanor J. Eaton, Emily
A. Eaton, Isabella M. Eaton and Mary L. Payne December 2, 1876.
WSV 708 Pages 557 to 560 Eleanor J. Eaton, Emily A. Eaton and Mary
L. Payne to Daniel B. Cobb November 10, 1906.
More About Mary Louise Eaton:
Fact 5-occupa.: Brush Maker
Fact 7-resided: 437 Dickenson St, Phila., Pa
Fact 10-undrtkr: D H Bowen & Son, Dover, N.J.
Fact 12-burried: Woodlands Cemmetary, Phila., Pa.
Children of John Payne and Mary Eaton are:
10 i. Emily3 Payne, born June 23, 1869 in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania; died February 10, 1950 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
She married Charles Kintzel Abt. 1889 in Pennsylvania.
+ 11 ii. Theodore Ellwood Eaton Payne, born August
12, 1871 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; died June 22, 1931 in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
5. Charles E. (W)2 Payne (John T1) was
born Abt. 1850 in District of Columbia. He married Mary V.
(wife of Charles E. (W) Payne).
More About Charles E. (W) Payne:
Fact 5-occupa.: Shoemaker
Children of Charles Payne and Mary Payne) are:
12 i. Nettie G.3 Payne, born Abt. November
1879 in District of Columbia.
13 ii. John W. Payne, born Abt. 1874 in District
of Columbia.
Generation No. 3
11. Theodore Ellwood Eaton3
Payne (John James2, John T1) was born August 12, 1871 in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and died June 22, 1931 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
He married (1) Ida N. (1st wife of Theodore E. Payne, Sr.)
July 1899 He married (2) Irene Sangermano, daughter
of Arturo Sangermano and Francesca Antonucci.
More About Theodore Ellwood Eaton Payne:
Fact 5-occupa.: manager/writer
Fact 10-undrtkr: J H Cantrell, 943 S. 2nd St, Phila, Pa
Fact 12-burried: Woodlands Cemmetary, Phila., Pa.
Notes for Irene Sangermano:
Individual: Stubblebine, Irene
Birth date: Jul 21, 1909
Death date: Jan 1985
Irene Sangermano's birth certificate said 'Baby girl Sangermano'.
Her parents originally named her 'Dominica Marie' Dominica means Sunday
in Italian, because of this she was teased alot in school. It was
at this time she took on the name Irene. Irene was the name of her
mother's older sister who had died.
Later she dropped the name Marie because of astangement from her
father and Marie was her fathers Mother's names.
After the death of her first husband Theodore Payne she moved from
New Jersey to Freemansville, Pennsylvania, living on the farm of Theodore
Payne's sister Emily Payne & Charles Kintzel. On that farm/Orchard
Walter Stubblebine was a farm hand. After a few years Walter and
Irene were married, they than bought the farm/orchard from Emily after
the death of her husband.
Eventually they sold the farm and moved to Edison and opened the
first store. They were just about wiped out by a flood that took
all there belongings and store stock. Pulling what they could together
they built a new store on the hill above the old store. There they ran
the store and Edison Post Office.
More About Irene Sangermano:
Fact 5-occupa.: Grocery store owner, Postmaster, Edison, Pa.
