Sequence is evidence; sequence is not descent

Europe: Melcher Stäli marries Madle Stydler at Meiringen.

Europe: Hans, son of Melcher Stäli and Madle Stydler, is baptized at Meiringen.

Europe: Claimed Meiringen Stähli-Huggler marriage remains unread and unproved.

Europe: The Leni locator is corrected from Meiringen to Brienz; image remains affiliate-gated.

Europe: Jacob Stähli is born and baptized at Gundershoffen to Jacob and Magdalena.

Europe: Gundershoffen register entry 36 records a Stähli event; date conflict resolves to the twentieth.

Staley: York deed defines the separate Germany Township Jacob Stealley estate and heirs.

Staley: Jacob Staley of Berkeley County signs a will naming wife Catharine and son Stephen.

Staley: Joseph Stailey and Margareth Highsey marry in Cabell County.

Staley: Peter Staley describes York service and his multi-county migration in pension file W6194.

Staley: Barbara and Daniel Staley give testimony in W6179 about a Jacob-and-Barbara family cluster.

Staley: Daniel Staley certifies that Peter was his brother and Margaret Peter's widow.

Staley: Younger Stephen appears with Stephen and Mary Staley in Wayne County.

Konkle: Simon Conkle appears in Stephen and Mary A. Wildman's Noble County household.

Cash: Henry Cash appears with Cidey and Mary Cash in Spartanburg County.

Turnes: Henry Turnes appears with Aron, Mary, Pleasant, Samuel, and Alfred in Campbell County.

Staley: Stephen Staley marries Ann H. Gardner in Lawrence County, Ohio.

Konkle: Simon Konkle marries Cornelia G. Andrews in Noble County.

Turnes: Henry C. Tornes enlists in Company H, 2nd Virginia Cavalry.

Turnes: Pleasant A. Turns marries Mary F. Bagby; his parents are named Aaron and Mary.

Turnes: Henry and Pleasant Turnes appear in the Appomattox parole context.

Konkle: The Noble County atlas lists S. K. Konkle as a house and carriage painter in Albion.

Cash: John Cash is enumerated as Henry Cash's son in Spartanburg County.

Turnes: Wirt H. Turns appears with father Henry and mother Louisa in the Rosser household.

Staley: The paired Daniel Lawrence and Donald L. birth-register entries create a name conflict and parentage proof.

Konkle: Edwin L. Konkle marries Ida M. Salisbury; his parents are named Simon and Cornelia.

Staley: A Ceredo newspaper reports Stephen Staley and family leaving for the far west.

Konkle: Simon Kenton Konkle's death record names Christian G. and Mary Konkle.

Staley: Newspaper and cemetery evidence close Stephen Staley's Arkansas endpoint.

Turnes: Henry C. Turnes's marriage register names Aaron Turnes as a parent.

Konkle: Floyd Earl Kenkel is born at Jackson, Michigan, to Edwin and Ida.

Staley: The Wayne News publishes Creed Staley's obituary.

Staley: Barbara Ann Staley's death certificate introduces a collateral parent-name conflict.

Cash: Allen/Allan H. Cash is repeatedly enumerated as son of John W. and Nannie.

Konkle: Floyd Konkle's marriage record repeats Edwin and Ida as his parents.