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Ephriam Daniel Stroup Born- 08 Nov 1857 Died- 09 Jan 1932 Buried- Mt Zion, Cherryville, NC
Ephriam and Amanda Jane wedding photos Photo courtesy of Cindy Stroup
This is our Stroup Group for exchanging Stroup information and thoughts. We are interested in all lines of Stroups. We have photos and documents from North Carolina, Georgia, Missouri, and Alabama Stroups plus others. I have Ethel Stroupe's files and am posting them as fast as I can convert them from Apple to Windows files. She has Bio's on most of the early Stroups which I have posted. We have several members that are very active in research and make frequent "road trips", so come join us and enjoy all the information available.
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L-R Ephriam's sister Sara, Ephriam, And his Second wife Maggie Beam
Ephriam's Grave in Aug 1924 Photo of grave site courtesy of Mel and Norma Anne Bolick
(1) Married- Amanda Jane Hicks Marriage Date- 08 May 1880 Born- 22 Sep 1856 Died- 09 Aug 1924 Buried-Mt Zion, Cherryville, NC
Amanda Jane Stroup on the left and her sister Fanny on the right.
(2) Married-Margaret E. (Maggie) Straup Beam She was married to a Stroup before marrying Ephriam Marriage Date- Unknown Born- 1876 Died- Unknown Buried-Unknown
Click on thumbnail to see full size picture The Old Stroup Home Place
Ephriam Stroup and family
Great Grandfather is center front row.
Great Grandmother Amanda Jane Hicks Stroup (on left) with her sister "Fanny". It is said the Stroup's were the first to own spinning wheels in Cherryville. Second photo Amanda Jane Hicks Stroup I'm not sure of the date. Photo courtesy of Mel and Norma Anne Bolick
Spinning wheel photo Courtesy of Cherryville Museum
Spinning wheel today. It is in the possession of Mary Jane Stroupe Hornsby.
Ephriam and his sister Sara Jane Stroup Carpenter Photos courtesy of Mel and Norma Anne Bolick
Here is photo of a men's suit made from material that Amanda Jane spun on her spinning wheel
Photo of the trousers
This is a explanation of the history of this suit.
Courtesy of Cherryville Museum
Above is Amanda Jane's purse that she carried to church every Sunday. The second photo is a note that her Grand-daughter Della Jane Stroup wrote explaining the meaning of the purse. Grandmother Stroup's Purse was given to Della Jane as a keepsake When she took me to church when I was too young to know what was going on, I emptied them in the seat by her side to play with . Thanks Grandma signed Della Jane This purse is in the possession of James Stroupe
Ephriam Stroup's Mill in Cherryville, NC in 1910
Receipt signed by Ephriam Stroup
Courtesy of Cherryville Museum
Ephriam Stroup with News Years Shooters
In the second photo Ephriam is to the right of the gentleman with the beard. I'm not sure of the date of photo but appears to be same time period as the other photo. Second photo courtesy of Mel and Norma Anne Bolick
Ephriam Stroup 1915
These are photos of Grandpa Ef's gun. This gun was verified to me by James Stroupe. He said he can still see it sitting by the door at the old farm house. I did a little research on it and it is US Model 1842 Harpers Ferry. It is a percussion Musket, .69 caliber. It has a 42 inch barrel and has 3 steel bands. It also has a sling mount and also comes with a bayonet. On the metal plate for the hammer it is engraved Harpers Ferry 1845. This gun is in the possession of Michael Stroupe
In 1902 Ephriam Stroup started purchasing the estate (property) of deceased Walter Lindsay which was equally divided into 5 parts. He purchased the first parcel from B.F. Lindsay and his wife Nora for $40. On 6 May 1905 he purchased 2 more parcels, one from Jane A. Lindsay for $100 and another from W. J. Ferguson and M. M. Ferguson for $100. On 9 May 1905 he purchased another parcel from J. M. Lindsay and N. E. Lindsay for $85, Then he purchased the last parcel from R. L. Lindsay for $85, who was located in Calif at the time. For what ever reason Ephriam waited until early 1925 to register the deeds. These deeds are in the possession of Jim Stroupe.
Deeds #1-#3
Deeds #4-#5
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