West Virginia Pioneers
Family: Cornelius Staats / Anna CARNEY (F271)
m. 26 Sep 1812-
Father | Male
Cornelius Staats
Born 1790 Pennsylvania, USA 
Died 1814 Buried Married 26 Sep 1812 [1] Mason, Mason County, West Virginia [1] Father Abraham 'Abram' Staats | F775 Group Sheet Mother Anna King | F775 Group Sheet
Mother | Female
Anna CARNEY
Born 8 Mar 1794 Lewis County, West Virginia, USA Died 8 Jul 1879 Jackson County, West Virginia, USA Buried Other Spouse John ? Randolph | F2 Married Abt 1816 Other Spouse Enoch Calvert Thomas | F272 Married 1819 Father Thomas CARNEY | F146 Group Sheet Mother Mary PARSONS | F146 Group Sheet
Child 1 | Female
Mary "Polly" Staats
Born 14 Mar 1814 Mason, Mason County, West Virginia Died 14 Mar 1893 Jackson County, West Virginia, USA Buried Jackson County, West Virginia, USA Spouse James Chancey | F750 Married 27 Apr 1837 Jackson County, West Virginia, USA
Child 2 | Male
Isaac Staats
Born Abt 1815 Mason, Mason County, West Virginia Died 8 Apr 1890 Buried Spouse Ann Eliza "Liza" Tolley | F751 Married 8 Aug 1833 Jackson County, West Virginia, USA Spouse Mariah Brickels | F752 Married 25 Feb 1877
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Notes
Marriage Record
Date: Sept 26th 1812
Place: Mason, West Virginia, United States
Cornelius Statts [indexed as Stalls]
Anna Carney
Mason Co tax list
Cornelius Staats 1813-14
John House:
He was a soldier in the War of 1812 and was killed.
"Jackson County in the Wars"
War of 1812
In the summer of 1813, a body of Mason County troops under Capt. William Lowther Parsons, who then lived on Scyamore Creek near present Ripley, crossed the Alleghenies and served for a time at Norfolk, VA, They were mustered out in 1814. Known men from present Jackson County who served with Capt. Parsons' Company in the 6th VA Regiment were:. . .
Cornelius Staats, who was either killed in action or died of other causes at this time. . .
Cornelius Staats was born in Pennsylvania in 1790, the oldest son of Abraham and Ann (King) Staats, early pioneers of Jackson County. Before his untimely death, he had only two children: Isaac Staats, the miller at Staats Mill, for whom the village is named, and Mary (Polly) who married James Chancey, the ancestor of many of the families of that surname in the county.
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