Elizabeth Hickok Robbins Stone

Biography

Elizabeth Hickok Robbins Stone, born in 1801, became a beloved pioneer whose energy, deep faith, and steady resolve helped shape the Grandview community. She was widely known as a tireless advocate for families and a gracious host to travelers, earning a reputation as a motherly figure to many in the growing settlement.

Her philanthropic spirit outlived her, with generous support for schools, churches, and relief efforts that continued to uplift neighbors long after she passed. Elizabeth Stone is remembered not only for the homes and institutions she helped nurture, but also for the kindness and leadership that inspired others to follow her example.