Sex	Unknown
Headstone	See photo & location Notes: Inscription on main stone reads: DEAREST HUSBAND THOU HAS LEFT US WE THY LOSS MOST DEEPLY FEEL BUT TIS GOD WHO HAS BENEFIT US HE CAN ALL OUR SORROWS HEAL The little stone to the left reads: H.T. Stapp Died August 14, 1902 (Also, there is a circular pendant which denotes Civil War service for the Union Army.) The other stone on the right reads: Juliette Stapp Died Feb 7, 1924 Aged 77Y 4M 14D
Person ID	I0200

Histories & Documents	Civil War Pension Application of Hiram T. Stapp Civil War Service Record for Harmon/Hiram T. Stapp - Confederate Confederate - 29th Alabama Infantry Regiment, Company A - Part A Civil War Service Record for Harmon/Hiram T. Stapp - Confederate Confederate - 29th Alabama Infantry Regiment, Company A - Part B Civil War Service Record for Harmon/Hiram T. Stapp - Confederate Confederate - 29th Alabama Infantry Regiment, Company A - Part C Civil War Service Record for Harmon/Hiram T. Stapp - Union Union - 140th Indiana Infantry Regiment, Company K - Part A Civil War Service Record for Harmon/Hiram T. Stapp - Union Union - 140th Indiana Infantry Regiment, Company K - Part B Civil War Service Record for Harmon/Hiram T. Stapp - Union Union - 140th Indiana Infantry Regiment, Company K - Part C Civil War Register of Prisoners of War recieved at military prison, Louisville, Ky. Part A. Civil War Register of Prisoners of War recieved at military prison, Louisville, Ky. Part B Timeline of the life of Harmon/Hiram Stapp. Created by David Alan Stapp

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