I. D. Stamper and
Nora Belle Powers

I. D. Stamper b 16 Feb 1907 d 5 May 1986; s/o Hiram Stamper and Louisa Adams. I.D. Stamper was a wonderful player of the dulcimer and also a very good singer; he recorded album at Appalshop and also featured on Kentucky Digital Recordings; he was also involved in demonstrating his technique at many educational facilities in the area; I. D. Stamper m. 1 Oct 1924 to Nora Belle Powers; Listen to "Darlin' Cory"; played on the dulcimer and sang by I. D. Stamper. (More about I. D. Stamper). (Possible wrong information on wife. According to son, Hiram's obituary, Peggy Collins is the w/o I. D. Stamper). Children of I. D. Stamper and Nora Belle Powers;

i. Verna Stamper

ii. Arvil Stamper

iii. Vada Stamper.

iv. Hiram Stamper b about 1919 d Monday, 30 May 2010 Jewish Hospital, Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY; buried Adams Cemetery, Jeremiah, KY; m. Alta Adams (deceased). Child of Hiram Stamper and Alta Adams;

I. Peggy Stamper; m. Male Ramey.

II. Rachel Stamper; m. Male Fike

III. Velma Stamper; m. Male Caudill

IV. Shirley Stamper; m. Male Blair

V. Patia Stamper; m. Male Bush

VI. Joy Stamper; m. Male Blair

VII. Lee Stamper

VIII. Jackie Stamper

IX. Jackie Stamper (male)

X. Thomas Stamper

May 30, 2010 - Hiram Stamper, 91, of Jeremiah passed away Sunday, May 30, 2010 at the Jewish Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky. Hiram was the son of the late I.D. and Peggy Collins Stamper. He was the widower of Alta Adams Stamper. Surviving are 5 daughters: Rachel Fike of Indianapolis, Velma Caudill of Isom, Shirley Blair of Isom, Patia Bush of Slemp, and Joy Blair of Somerset; 3 sons: Lee Stamper of Somerset, Jackie Stamper of Isom, and Thomas Stamper of Isom; 1 sister: Mary Banks of Michigan; 15 grandchildren; 23 great grandchildren; 14 great great grandchildren. Funeral: 1:00 O'clock P.M. Thursday, June 3, 2010 at the Letcher Funeral Home Chapel with Earl Combs, Buddy Collins, and Eli Smith officiating. Visitation: 6:00 P.M. Wednesday at the Letcher Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow in the Adams Cemetery at Jeremiah, Kentucky.

v. Mary Stamper; m. Male Banks

vi. 6 more children