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      Henry Mädel was also known as Heinrich.¹      Henry Mädel was born in 1815 in Germany.² He lived between 1840 and 1858 at 67 Montegut Street in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana.^3,4
     Henry was a grocer in 1840 at 248 Love Street, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana.⁴
     Henry married Anna Nagel circa 1843 at New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana.
     Henry is a head of household on the 1850 U. S. Census for Louisiana. He was identified as a 35-year-old white male born in Germany and was a grocer with real-estate valued at $1,000.00. Enumerated with him were: his wife, Anna, his sons William Henri and Johannes, his daughters Helena Rebecca and Augusta.² Henry Mädel was a member of Creole Fire Company Number 9 in 1854 at Louisiana. He was classified as an exempt member.⁵ He lived on 1 January 1855 at Love Street and Montegut Street in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana.⁵
     Henry died on 14 January 1855 in Louisiana cause of death was apoplexy.⁵ Conflicting evidence placed his death August 14, 1855 (New Orleans, Louisiana Birth Records Index, 1790-1899).⁶
     His funeral service was held on 16 January 1855 at Love Street and Montegut Street, Louisiana, at home.⁵
     Henry Mädel appeared on the 1869 poll tax role in ward 5 page 68 of Louisiana. This probably was one of his children or his wife who still lived at the same address as he had been dead for 14 years.⁷

          Anna Nagel was born in 1815 in Germany.
     Anna married Henry Mädel circa 1843 at New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana.
     Anna was enumerated with her husband, Henry Mädel under the name of "Anna Mädel" on the 1850 U. S. Census for Louisiana. She was listed as a 35-year-old white female born in Germany.²

      Helena Rebecca Madel was also known as Eliza. Helena Rebecca Madel was also known as Mädel.      Helena Rebecca Madel, daughter of Henry Mädel and Anna Nagel, was born on 15 November 1845 in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana.^2,1
     She was enumerated with her parent Henry Mädel under the name of "Eliza Madel" on the 1850 U. S. Census for Louisiana. She was listed as a four-year-old white female born in Louisiana.²

      Augusta Mädel was also known as Madel.      Augusta Mädel, daughter of Henry Mädel and Anna Nagel, was born on 2 January 1848 in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana.^1,2
     She was enumerated with her parent Henry Mädel under the name of "August Mädel" on the 1850 U. S. Census for Louisiana. She was listed as a three-year-old white female born in Lousisiana. Census lists her as "August" and female, could either be Augusta or male.¹
     Augusta died on 10 December 1850 in Louisiana at age 2.³

      Johannes Madel was also known as Harry Mädel.      Johannes Madel, son of Henry Mädel and Anna Nagel, was born on 10 May 1850 in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana.^2,1
     He was enumerated with his parent Henry Mädel under the name of "H Mädel" on the 1850 U. S. Census for Louisiana. He was listed as a three-month-old white male born in Louisiana. The census lists him as "H" however the printed index identifies him as "Harry."²
     Johannes died on 30 June 1851 in Louisiana at age 1.³

      Charlotte Cecilia English was also known as Lottie B..²      Charlotte Cecilia English, daughter of William English and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head, was born on 24 February 1884 in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.^3,4 Conflicting evidence placed her birth on February 21, 1884 (Henry County Birth Records).⁵ She was baptized on 2 March 1884 at St. Augustine Catholic Church, Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio, by Father Michael Pütz the sponsors included Catherine "Kate" August and Otto Honeck.¹
     Charlotte was enumerated as the daughter of William English on the 1900 U.S. Census at Ohio she was listed as a single 16-year-old white female born in Ohio in February 1884. She had attended school for four months and could read and write.³
     Charlotte died on 9 May 1904 in Ohio at age 20 she died at age 20 of a ruptured appendix. A doctor was called from Toledo. When he arrived, he operated on the kitchen table. In the death record she is listed as a phone operator..^6,7,4,8 She was buried in May 1904 in St. Augustine Catholic Cemetery in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio, in section D, lot 122, grave 8.^4,9

Charlotte Cecilia English Tombstone.¹⁰

      Leo William "Les" English was shown as William L. English in the Henry County, Ohio birth records.²      Leo William "Les" English, son of William English and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head, was born on 5 April 1886 in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.^3,4 Conflicting evidence placed his birth Apri 5, 1887.¹
     Leo was enumerated as the son of William English on the 1900 U.S. Census of Ohio he was listed as a single 13-year-old white male born in Ohio in April 1887. He could read and write and had attended school for 10 months during the year.³
     Leo was enumerated as the son of Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head under the name of "Les English" on the 1910 U.S. Census of Ohio he was listed as a 23-year-old white male born in Ohio. He was employed as a bookkeeper.⁵ Leo William "Les" English lived with Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head in 1910 at 384 East Front Street in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.⁵
     Leo married Regina T. "Jean" Hartnett, daughter of Daniel Hartnett and Catherine Bennis, on 12 November 1912 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.^6,4 Leo William "Les" English was employed by Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas Company at Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, in 1917 as a bookkeeper.¹
     Regina and Leo William "Les" English lived in June 1917 at 1211 City Boulevard in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. Residing with them were, their child, Bernard.¹ Leo William "Les" English registered for the draft for World War I on 4 June 1917 at draft board 5, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, he was listed as having a medium build and height, blue eyes and brown hair. He claimed exemption because he was the only support of his family.¹
     Leo is a head of household on the 1920 U. S. Census for Ohio he was listed as married 32-year-old white male born in Ohio. He rented a house at 230 Main Street, Napoleon, Ohio and was employed as the manager of a store and creamery. Enumerated with him were: his wife, Regina T., his sons Bernard Leo and Thomas W..⁶
     He was one of the founders of the Napoleon Creamery Company formed in 1924 in Napoleon Ohio. Leo English at the time was operating his own butter and egg business in the city of Toledo. The other partners were: Ernest Spengler a Napoleon grocer, Earl A. Grieser owner of the Holgate Produce company and Otto Spengler an attorney in Toledo. The first building was at 221 E. Washington Street in Napoleon. In 1925 there were 10 employees in the Napoleon plant and 4 at the sales branch in Toledo. From 1925 to 1938 the main products were "Ever-Sweet" butter and "Napoleon" eggs. Total sales of butter reached 1,450,000 pounds in 1963 when it was sold throughout northwestern Ohio and southern Michigan.^4,7 Leo William "Les" English was a member of St. Vincent DePaul Society at Ohio.⁴ He was a member of Knights of Columbus, 4th Degree at Ohio.⁴ He lived in 1928 at 339 Vintin Street in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.⁸
     Leo William was the proprietor of a creamery in 1930.⁹
     Regina and Leo William "Les" English lived in 1930 at 154 Princeton Drive in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. Residing with them were, their children Bernard and Thomas and other relatives Ray Casey.⁹
     Leo died on 14 April 1950 in Ohio at age 64.⁴

     Estelle Elizabeth "Stella" English never married.³      Estelle Elizabeth "Stella" English, daughter of William English and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head, was born on 1 September 1889 in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.^4,3 She was baptized on 8 September 1889 at St. Augustine Catholic Church, Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio, by Father Michael Pütz the sponsors included Louise Blim.²
     Estelle was enumerated as the daughter of William English on the 1900 U.S. Census at Ohio she was listed as a ten-year-old white female born in Ohio in September 1889. She attended school for 10 months during the year and could read and write.⁴
     Estelle was enumerated as the daughter of Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head on the 1910 U.S. Census at Ohio she was listed as a single 20-year-old white female born in Ohio.⁵ Estelle Elizabeth "Stella" English lived with Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head in 1910 at 384 East Front Street in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.⁵
     Estelle was enumerated as the daughter of Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head on the 1920 U.S. Census at Ohio she was listed as a single 30-year-old white female born in Ohio. She could read and wirte and was unemployed.⁶ Estelle Elizabeth "Stella" English lived with Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head on 29 January 1920 at 334 East Main Street in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.⁶ Estelle Elizabeth "Stella" English lived with her parents, an unknown person and Elizabeth, in 1930 at 324 East Main Street, Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.⁷
     Estelle was enumerated as the daughter of Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head under the name of "Stella" on the 1930 U.S. Census at Ohio she was listed as a single 40-year-old woman born in Ohio with no occupation. Her father was born in New York and her mother in Ohio.⁷
     Estelle died on 7 December 1939 in Ohio at age 50.^3,8 She was buried in December 1939 in St. Augustine Catholic Cemetery in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio, in section D, lot 122, grave 5.^8,9

Estelle Elizabeth "Stella" English Tombstone.¹⁰

          Carl Martin English, son of William English and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head, was born on 4 July 1891 in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.^2,3,4
     Carl worked for Grace Lines, traveling all over the world. After a while he just disappeared and no one apparently ever heard from him again.³ He was baptized on 12 July 1891 at St. Augustine Catholic Church, Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio, by Father Michael Pütz.¹
     Carl was enumerated as the son of William English on the 1900 U.S. Census of Ohio he was listed as an eight-year-old white male born in July 1891 in Ohio. He attended school for 10 months during the year.²
     Carl was enumerated as the son of Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head on the 1910 U.S. Census of Ohio he was listed as an 18-year-old white male born in Ohio. He was employed as a telgraph operator for a railroad.⁵ Carl Martin English lived with Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head in 1910 at 384 East Front Street in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.⁵ Carl Martin English never married.³
     He lived with his parent, Elizabeth, in 1916 at 334 East Main Street in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.⁶
     Carl Martin was employed in in 1916 at Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.⁶ He lived in June 1917 in The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon, Known as the end of the Oregon Trail, The Dalles was where pioneers loaded their wagons onto rafts or barges and floated down the Columbia to the mouth of the Willamette River, then upriver to Oregon City. The Barlow Trail was constructed later to permit an overland crossing.
The Dalles was also the site of Fort Dalles. Established in 1850 to protect immigrants after the Whitman massacre, it was the only military post between the Pacific Coast and Wyoming. The only building left of Fort Dalles is the Surgeon's Quarters, which has been incorporated into the Fort Dalles Museum. Also in the town is Klindt's which is Oregon's oldest bookstore. Established in 1870, it still has the original wood floors, and oak and plate glass display cases. (http://www.el.com/to/thedalles/)
The City of The Dalles, Oregon, is situated in the north-central part of the state on the Columbia River, the nation's second largest river. It is the county seat and the largest community in Wasco County. The Dalles is one of Oregon's most historical cities and was known earlier in its history as the town at the end of the Oregon Trail. Archeological evidence suggests the area have been inhabited more or less continuously for more than 10,000 years. The city was first incorporated by the Oregon Territorial Government in 1857 as “Dalles City” and was made the county seat shortly thereafter. Strategically located on the Columbia River and bordered by the Cascade Mountains to the West, The Dalles provides an ideal distribution or manufacturing setting with available riverside locations, as well as bulk container and international shipping options. It has historically been an economic hub of the Pacific Northwest, linking major transportation routes between Eastern and Southern Oregon and Washington State. It offers residents the pleasure of rural living while providing the advantages of access to metropolitan amenities in Portland, only 80 miles to the west. (http://www.ci.the-dalles.or.us/).⁴

He was employed by Oregon Track Railway at Oregon in June 1917 as a telegraph operator. His draft card stated he was a transient operator, permanent address was 334 East Main Street, Napoleon, Ohio.⁴ He registered for the draft for World War I on 5 June 1917 at Wasco County, Oregon, he was listed as of medium height and slendor build with blue eyes and light hair.⁴ He was boarding with Jan Alliquir in 1920 at 429 Kearny Street in San Francisco, San Francisco County, California.⁷
     Carl Martin was a department store clerk in 1920 at San Francisco, San Francisco County, California.⁷
     Carl was enumerated on the 1920 U.S. Census of California, he was listed as a single 29-year-old male born in Ohio as was his mother, his father was born in New York. He was a lodger in the household of Jan Alliquir (no known relationship).⁷ He was employed by Grace Line Steamship Company after 1920.³
     In 1925 he was a crew member on the Admiral Sebree a freighter traveling between Vancouver and Seattle, he was a radio clerk.⁸
     Carl Martin was a radioman on the Grace Lines freighter Carcas sailing between Seattle and Tacoma Washington and vaious ports in British Columbia from 1927 to 1938.⁹
     He lived with his brother Raymond John English and sister-in-law Hazel I. Coonwood at 4129 Thornton Street in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, in 1930.¹⁰
     Carl was enumerated as the brother of Raymond John English on the 1930 U. S. Census for ward 11, block 91, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. He was listed as a single 38-year-old male born in Ohio as was his mother, his father was born in New York. He was apparently not employed.¹⁰

          Raymond John English, son of William English and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head, was born on 2 November 1893 in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.^2,3 He was baptized on 12 November 1893 at St. Augustine Catholic Church, Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio, by Father Michael Pütz the sponsors included Margaret "Maggie" (?).¹
     Raymond was enumerated as the son of William English on the 1900 U.S. Census of Ohio he was listed as a six-year-old white male born in November 1893 in Ohio. He could read and write and had attended school for 10 months during the year.²
     Raymond was enumerated as the son of Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head on the 1910 U.S. Census of Ohio he was listed as a 16-year-old white male born in Ohio. He was attending school.⁴ Raymond John English lived with Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head in 1910 at 384 East Front Street in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.⁴
     Raymond John English served from 2 October 1917 to 14 December 1918 in the U. S. Army during World War I. After enlisting he was assigned to the 158 Depot Brigade until November 18, 1918 when he was reassigned to the Headquarters Detachment, 95th Division. He was promoted to Private 1st Class on November 29, 1917, to Corporal on March 1, 1918 and to Sergeant on September 1, 1918.⁵ He lived in 1918 at 163 Thornton Street in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.⁶
     Raymond (his first marriage) married Hazel I. Coonwood (her first marriage), daughter of William H. Coonwood, circa 1918 at Ohio.
     Raymond John English was released from active military duty on 14 December 1918.⁵
     Raymond John English served in the in WW I as a sergeant in Headquarter Troup 95th Division.⁷
     Raymond was enumerated as the son-in-law of William H. Coonwood on the 1920 U.S. Census at Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, he was listed as a 26-year-old white male born in Ohio. He was employed as a department manager at a machine shop.⁸ Raymond John English lived with William H. Coonwood on 3 January 1920 at 4129 Thorton Avenue in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.⁸
     Raymond John was a bill clerk working for a machine and tool company in 1930.⁹
     Hazel and Raymond John English lived in 1930 at 4129 Thornton Street in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. Residing with them were, Raymond's brother, Carl Martin English, Hazel's brother, William F. Coonwood.⁹
     Raymond is a head of household on the 1930 U. S. Census for ward 11, block 91, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. He was identified as a 36-year-old male born in Ohio as was his mother, his father was born in New York. He was a veteran of World War I who owned a home valued at $7,000.00 and a radio. Ray was married for the first time at the age of 24. Enumerated with him were: his wife, Hazel I., his brother Carl Martin, his brother-in-law William F. Coonwood.⁹
     Raymond (his second marriage) married Helen C. Walter, daughter of Joseph E. Walter and Lillie B. Gunn, in 1936.³
     Raymond died on 20 January 1960 at Veteran's Hospital in Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona, at age 66.^3,10 His obituary was published in the Napoleon Daily News on 21 January 1960.¹⁰ His obituary stated:

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     His wake was held from 23 January 1960 to 24 January 1960 at Walker Mortuary, Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.¹⁰
     His funeral service was held on 25 January 1960 at St. Augustine Catholic Church, Ohio, the service was performed by Father Leo Mahlmeister.¹⁰ Raymond John English was buried on 25 January 1960 in St. Augustine Catholic Cemetery in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio, in section D, lot 122, grave 1.^7,11,10

Raymond John English Tombstone.¹²

          Helen English, daughter of William English and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head, was born on 24 May 1902 in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.^1,2
     Helen was enumerated as the daughter of Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head under the name of "Hellen English" on the 1910 U.S. Census at Ohio she was listed as an eight-year-old white female born in Ohio. She was attending school.¹ Helen English lived with Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head in 1910 at 384 East Front Street in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.¹
     Helen was enumerated as the daughter of Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head on the 1920 U.S. Census at Ohio she was listed as a single 18-year-old female born in Ohio. She could read and write and was unemployed.³ Helen English lived with Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head on 29 January 1920 at 334 East Main Street in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.³
     Helen married Clarence L. "Cap" Grim, son of Allie Grim and Nellie Bost, circa 1922 at Ohio.² Helen English lived with her parents, an unknown person and Elizabeth, in 1930 at 324 East Main Street, Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.⁴
     Helen was enumerated as the daughter of Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head under the name of "Helen Grim" on the 1930 U.S. Census at Ohio she was listed as a 28-year-old woman who had been married for three years. She and her mother were born in Ohio and her father was born in New York.⁴
     Helen died circa 1996.² She was buried in 1996 in St. Augustine Catholic Cemetery in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.⁵

Helen Grim Tombstone.⁵

          Regina T. "Jean" Hartnett, daughter of Daniel Hartnett and Catherine Bennis, was born on 24 December 1892 in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio.^3,1
     Regina married Leo William "Les" English, son of William English and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head, on 12 November 1912 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.^3,1
     Regina and Leo William "Les" English lived in June 1917 at 1211 City Boulevard in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. Residing with them were, their child, Bernard.⁴
     Regina was enumerated as the wife of Leo William "Les" English under the name of "Regina English" on the 1920 U.S. Census of Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio, she was listed as 27-year-old married white female born in Ohio as where her parents.³
     Regina and Leo William "Les" English lived in 1930 at 154 Princeton Drive in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. Residing with them were, their children Bernard and Thomas and other relatives Ray Casey.⁵
     Regina was enumerated as the wife of under the name of "Regina English" on the 1930 U. S. Census for Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. She was listed as a 37-year-old woman married for the first time at the age of 19. Regina and her parents were born in Ohio.⁵
     Regina died on 9 January 1969 in Ohio at age 76.¹ She was buried in Calvary Cemetery in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.²

          Bernard Leo "Barney" English, son of Leo William "Les" English and Regina T. "Jean" Hartnett, was born on 15 September 1913 in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.^1,2,3 He was baptized in September 1913 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.³
     He lived with his parents, Regina and Leo, in June 1917 at 1211 City Boulevard in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.⁴
     Bernard was enumerated as the son of Leo William "Les" English on the 1920 U.S. Census of Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio, she was listed as six-year-old white male born in Ohio. He had attended school during the year.¹
     He lived with his parents, Regina and Leo, in 1930 at 154 Princeton Drive in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.⁵
     He was enumerated as the son of on the 1930 U. S. Census for Ohio. He was listed as a 16-year-old boy born in Ohio as were both of his parents. He was attending school.⁵
     Bernard Leo "Barney" English attended high school at Dayton Prep. School, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, graduating 1931. The school is now Dayton Chaminade.²
     Bernard Leo "Barney" English received a degree from Notre Dame University, South Bend, St. Joseph County, Indiana, in 1935.²
     Bernard married Pauline "Polly" Sainton, daughter of Joseph Sainton and Helen Cole, on 12 October 1940 at Cathedral Catholic Chapel, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.²
     Bernard Leo "Barney" English served in 1943 in the U. S. Navy during World War II as a Lieutenant, stationed at South Pacific.² He was employed by Willys Jeep Corporation in the Purchasing Department for five years.²
     Bernard Leo was worked at the Napoleon Creamery, the business his father began at Ohio.²
     Bernard died on 9 September 1958 at age 44 of a heart attack.² He was buried on 12 September 1958 in Calvary Cemetery in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.³

          Thomas W. English, son of Leo William "Les" English and Regina T. "Jean" Hartnett, was born on 20 November 1919 in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.^2,1
     Thomas W. English attended high school at Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, St. John's High School.¹
     Thomas was enumerated as the son of Leo William "Les" English on the 1920 U.S. Census of Ohio he was listed as four-month-old white male born in Ohio.²
     He lived with his parents, Regina and Leo, in 1930 at 154 Princeton Drive in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.³
     Thomas was enumerated as the son of Leo William "Les" English on the 1930 U.S. Census of Ohio listed as a ten-year-old boy born in Ohio as were both of his parents. He was attending school.³
     He was enumerated as the son of on the 1930 U. S. Census for Ohio. He was listed as a ten-year-old boy born in Ohio as were both of his parents. He was attending school.³
     Thomas married Gladys Mohr, daughter of Paul Mohr and Dorothy Bennis, in January 1941. Tom's grandmother and Gladys' grandfather were brother and sister.^1,4
     Thomas died on 25 June 1968 in Ohio at age 48 of a heart attack.¹ He was buried in Calvary Cemetery in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.⁴

          Hazel I. Coonwood, daughter of William H. Coonwood, was born in 1896.¹
     Hazel (her first marriage)married Raymond John English (his first marriage) , son of William English and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head, circa 1918 at Ohio.
     Hazel was enumerated as the daughter of William H. Coonwood on the 1920 U.S. Census at Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, she was listed as a 24-year-old white female born in Ohio. Her father was born in Ohio and her mother in Bohemia.¹ Hazel I. Coonwood lived with William H. Coonwood on 3 January 1920 at 4129 Thorton Avenue in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.¹
     Hazel and Raymond John English lived in 1930 at 4129 Thornton Street in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. Residing with them were, Raymond's brother, Carl Martin English, Hazel's brother, William F. Coonwood.²
     Hazel was enumerated as the wife of Raymond John English under the name of "Hazel English" on the 1930 U. S. Census for ward 11, block 91, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. She was listed as a 34-year-old woman born in Ohio as was her father, her mother was born in Bohemia. She was married for the first time at the age of 22.²

          William H. Coonwood was born in 1860 in Ohio.¹
     William is a head of household on the 1920 U. S. Census for Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, he was listed as a 60-year-old widowed white male born in Ohio. His father was born in Pennsylvania and his mother in Scotland. He could read and write and was unemployed, probably retired. William owned a home at 4129 Thornton Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. Enumerated with him were:, his son William F., his daughter Hazel I., his son-in-law Raymond John English.¹ William H. Coonwood lived on 3 January 1920 at 4129 Thorton Avenue in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.¹

          William F. Coonwood, son of William H. Coonwood, was born in 1890 in Ohio.¹
     William was enumerated as the son of William H. Coonwood on the 1920 U.S. Census of Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, he was listed as a single 30-year-old white male born in Ohio. He was employed as a painter in an auto factory.¹ William F. Coonwood lived with William H. Coonwood on 3 January 1920 at 4129 Thorton Avenue in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.¹ William F. Coonwood was employed by Painter, auto factory at Ohio in 1920.¹
     He lived with his brother-in-law, Raymond John English and sister Hazel, in 1930 at 4129 Thornton Street in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.²
     William F. was a garage mechanic in 1930.²
     William was enumerated as the brother-in-law of Raymond John English on the 1930 U. S. Census for ward 11, block 91, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. He was listed as a single 41-year-old ma;e born in Ohio as was his father, his mother was born in Bohemia. He was a veteran of World War I.²

     
     Richard married Iris (?) circa 1938.¹ Richard L. English and Iris (?) were divorced circa 1940 at Ohio.¹
     Richard (his first marriage) married Alma (?) (her first marriage) circa 1945.¹
     Richard (his second marriage) married Jean (?) circa 1955 at Ohio.¹

          Mary "Virgie" Head, daughter of John M. "Johnny" Head and Virginia "Jennie" Halterman, was born on 12 March 1883 in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.¹ Conflicting evidence placed her birth in November, 1883 (1900 census).²
     Mary was enumerated with her grandmother, Louise (?) on the 1900 U.S. Census at Ohio she was listed as a single 17-year-old white female born in Ohio in November 1883.²

          Henry Halteman, son of Christiane (?), was born in 1819 in Tennessee.³ Conflicting evidence placed his birth in 1816 in Pennsylvania (1860 census).²
     Henry married Louise (?) circa 1848 at Ohio.
     Henry is a head of household on the 1860 U. S. Census for Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio. He was identified as a 44-year-old male born in Pennsylvania. He was employed as a limeburner owning real-estate valued at $500.00 and personal property valued at $500.00. Enumerated with him were: his wife, Louise, his son John H., his daughters Mary M. and Harriette C., his mother Christiane.²
     Henry is a head of household, under the name of "Hy Halteman", on the 1870 U. S. Census for Ohio. He was identified as a 51-year-old male born in Tennessee. He was a brick mason and owned real-estate valued at $2,000.00 and personal property valued at $3,000.00. Both of his parents were foreign born. Enumerated with him were: his wife, Louise, his daughters Harriette C. and Virginia.¹
     Henry is a head of household on the 1880 U. S. Census for Ohio. He was identified as a 61-year-old male born in Pennsylvania. He was a stone mason. Enumerated with him were: his wife, Louise, his daughter Virginia, a boarder John Shoemaker (no known relationship).⁴
     Henry died before 1900.

          Louise (?) was born in September 1829 in Württemberg, Germany.¹
     Louise married Henry Halteman, son of Christiane (?), circa 1848 at Ohio.
     Louise was enumerated with her husband, Henry Halteman under the name of "Louise F. Halteman" on the 1860 U. S. Census for Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio. She was listed as a 31-year-old female born in Wirtenberg.²
     Louise was enumerated with her husband, Henry Halteman under the name of "Louise Halteman" on the 1870 U. S. Census for Ohio. She was listed as a 42-year-old female born in Wurtenberg as were both of her parents.³
     Louise was enumerated as the wife of Henry Halteman under the name of "Louise Halteman" on the 1880 U. S. Census for Ohio. She was listed as a married 51-year-old female born in Wirtenberg.⁴
     Louise is a head of household on the 1900 U. S. Census for Ohio as "Louise Halteman" she was listed as a 71-year-old widowed white female born in Germany in September 1828. She owned her own home free of mortgage. Louise had five children all of whom were still living. A boarder, Gusta Fischer (24-year-old white female born in Michigan in December 1878) was living with the family. She apparently was unrelated.. Enumerated with her were:, her daughter Virginia, her granddaughter Mary "Virgie" Head, her grandson Charles William Head.¹

      Charles William Head was also known as Carl.²      Charles William Head, son of John M. "Johnny" Head and Virginia "Jennie" Halterman, was born on 21 January 1885 in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.^3,4,5 He was baptized on 15 February 1885 at St. Augustine Catholic Church, Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio, by Father Michael Pütz the sponsors included Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head.¹
     Charles was enumerated with his grandfather, Louise (?) under the name of "Charlie Head" on the 1900 U.S. Census at Ohio he was listed as a 15-year-old white male born in Ohio in Jan 1885. He had attended school for nine months during the year and could read write and speak English.⁴
     He lived with his parent, Virginia, between 1910 and 1920 at 203 East Main Street in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.^6,7,8
     Charles was enumerated as the son of Virginia "Jennie" Halterman under the name of "Carl Head" on the 1910 U.S. Census of Ohio he was listed as a single 24-year-old male born in Ohio. He was employed as a core maker in a factory.⁷ The 1916 city directory of Napoleon, Ohio shows he was living . His occupation was listed as a moulder.⁹ Charles William Head registered for the draft for World War I on 12 April 1918 at Ohio he was identified as having brown eyes and black hair, tall with a medium build.¹⁰ He was named a beneficiary in the will of Virginia "Jennie" Halterman on 28 October 1919.¹¹
     Charles was enumerated as the son of Virginia "Jennie" Halterman on the 1920 U.S. Census of Ohio he was listed as a single 32-year-old white male born in Missouri. He was employed as a molder and lived with his mother, Jennie.⁶ Charles William Head lived with his mother, Virginia, in 1930 at 203 East Main Street, Ohio.¹²
     Charles was enumerated as the son of Virginia "Jennie" Halterman on the 1930 U.S. Census of Ohio he was listed as a single 44-year-old man born in Ohio and working as a laborer ih a hoop mill; he was not a veteran.¹²
     Charles William Head was appointed executor of the estate of Virginia "Jennie" Halterman on 16 August 1946. Charles William Head lived in 1947 at 203 East Main Street in Ohio.¹³
     He left a will signed 16 June 1949 at Sylvania Township, Lucas County, Ohio, in which Mary B. Halteman was the executor. the will was made the day before he died and was witness by his doctor and his cousins neighbor. The will was not signed by him, just noted John Head, his mark even though he had signed other documents in the past.¹⁴
     Charles died on 17 June 1949 in Sylvania, Lucas County, Ohio, at age 64.^2,15 His obituary was published in the Napoleum Daily News on 17 June 1949.¹⁶ His obituary stated:

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     His wake was held on 19 June 1949 at Wesche Funeral Home, Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.¹⁵
     His funeral service was held on 20 June 1949 at St. Augustine Catholic Church, Ohio.¹⁵ He was buried on 20 June 1949 in Forest Hill Cemetery in Harrison, Henry County, Ohio, in the Mausoleum, north corridor along side his mother.^2,15
     His estate was probated on 4 August 1949 at Court of Common Pleas, Probate Division, Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio, Mary B. Halteman was the executor.¹⁴

          Mary L. Irvine, daughter of William Irvine and Bridget Head, was born in September 1858 in Ohio.^1,2
     She was enumerated as the daughter of William Irvine on the 1880 U. S. Census for Van Buren Township, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio. She was listed as a single 17-year-old white female born in Ohio; she could not read or write and was not attending school.¹
     Mary (her first marriage)married (?) Grubbs (his first marriage) in 1884 at Ohio.²
     Mary (her second marriage)married David F. Donaldson , son of William A. Donaldson and Lucinda Jane Tresslar, in 1893 at Ohio.²
     Mary married (?) Conley circa 1900.³
     Mary was enumerated as the wife of David F. Donaldson under the name of "Mary L. Donaldson" on the 1900 U. S. Census for Silvercreek Township, Jamestown Village, Greene County, Ohio. She was listed as a married 41-year-old white female born in Ohio in September 1858. Her father was born in Ireland and her mother in Ohio. She had been married for seven years and had two children both still living at home.² Her husband, David F. Donaldson, died in 1901.⁴
     Mary was enumerated as the daughter of William Irvine under the name of "Mary Donaldson" on the 1910 U.S. Census at Sabrina, Clinton County, Ohio, she was listed as a widowed 51-year-old white female born in Ohio. She could read and write. She had two children both of whom were still living.⁵ Mary L. Irvine lived with William Irvine in 1910 at Jackson Street in Sabrina, Clinton County, Ohio.⁵ Mary L. Irvine was buried on 8 September 1929 in Sabrina Cemetery in Sabrina, Clinton County, Ohio, lot 17, section 11.⁶

          Catherine T. Irvine, daughter of William Irvine and Bridget Head, was born in 1865 in Ohio.¹ Conflicting evidence placed her birth during February 1870 (1900 census).²
     She was enumerated as the daughter of William Irvine on the 1880 U. S. Census for Van Buren Township, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio. She was listed as a single 15-year-old white female born in Ohio, living at home and attending school and could not read or write.¹
     Catherine was enumerated as the daughter of William Irvine under the name of "Katie Irvine" on the 1900 U. S. Census for Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio. She was listed as a single 30-year-old white female born in Ohio in February 1870.²
     Catherine married Charles L. Freed, son of (?) Freed and Clara (?), in 1909 at Ohio.³
     Catherine was enumerated as the wife of Charles L. Freed under the name of "Katie T. Freed" on the 1910 U.S. Census of Ohio she was listed as a married 43-year-old white female born in Ohio. Her father was born in Ireland and her mother in Ohio. She had been married for one year and had one child who had died.³
     R:She lived with her brother Joseph J. Irvine at Cincinnatti Pike in Van Buren, Montgomery County, Ohio, in 1920.⁴
     Catherine was enumerated as the sister of Joseph J. Irvine under the name of "Catherine Freed" on the 1920 U.S. Census at Van Buren Township, Montgomery County, Ohio, listed as a 54-year-old widow born in Ohiio, her parents were born in Ireland.⁴ Her husband, Charles L. Freed, died before 1930.⁵ Catherine T. Freed and Joseph J. Irvine lived in 1930 at Cincinnatti Pike, RR7 in Van Buren, Montgomery County, Ohio.⁵
     Catherine was enumerated as the sister of Joseph J. Irvine under the name of "Katy Freed" on the 1930 U.S. Census at Van Buren Township, Ohio, listed as a 65-year-old widow born in Ohio, her parents were born in Ireland.⁵

          Eliza Irvine, daughter of William Irvine and Bridget Head, was born in 1870 in Ohio.¹
     She was enumerated as the daughter of William Irvine on the 1880 U. S. Census for Van Buren Township, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio. She was listed as a ten-year-old single white female born in Ohio and could not read or write but was attending school.¹

          Joseph J. Irvine, son of William Irvine and Bridget Head, was born in 1872 in Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio.¹ Conflicting evidence placed his birth in July 1871 (1900 census).²
     Joseph was enumerated as the son of William Irvine on the 1880 U. S. Census for Van Buren Township, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio. He was listed as an eight-year-old white male born in Ohio.¹
     Joseph was enumerated as the son of William Irvine on the 1900 U. S. Census for Ohio. He was listed as a single 28-year-old white male born in Ohio. He was employed as a day laborer. He could read and write.²
     Joseph was enumerated as the brother-in-law of Charles L. Freed on the 1910 U.S. Census of Ohio he was listed as a single 37-year-old white male born in Ohio. He was a laborer in a cemetery probably with his brother-in-law, Charles Freed, with whom he was living. He had been out of work for 52 weeks during the year.³
     Joseph J. was a cemetery worker in 1920.⁴
     Joseph J. Irvine lived in 1920 at Cincinnatti Pike in Van Buren, Montgomery County, Ohio. Residing with them were, Joseph's sister, Catherine T. Freed, their nephew, Joseph Conley.⁴
     Joseph is a head of household on the 1920 U. S. Census for Van Buren Township, Montgomery County, Ohio, listed as a 48-year-old single male born in Ohio, his parents were born in Ireland. He owned a home free of mortgage, could read, write and speak English. Enumerated with him were:, his sister Catherine T., his nephew Joseph Conley.⁴
     Joseph J. was a grave digger in 1930 at Montgomery County, Ohio.⁵ He and Catherine T. Freed lived in 1930 at Cincinnatti Pike, RR7 in Van Buren, Montgomery County, Ohio.⁵
     Joseph is a head of household on the 1930 U. S. Census for Van Buren Township, Ohio, listed as a single 57-year-old male born in Ohio, his parents were born in Ireland. He owned a home valued at $5,000.00, could read and write and was not a veteran. Enumerated with him was his sister Catherine T..⁵

     
     (?) (his first marriage) married Mary L. Irvine (her first marriage), daughter of William Irvine and Bridget Head, in 1884 at Ohio.¹

          Goldie Grubbs, daughter of David F. Donaldson and Mary L. Irvine, was born in 1885 in Ohio.¹ Goldie Grubbs lived with David F. Donaldson in 1900 in Jamestown Village, Greene County, Ohio.¹
     Goldie was enumerated as the stepdaughter of David F. Donaldson on the 1900 U. S. Census for Silvercreek Township, Jamestown Village, Greene County, Ohio. She was listed as a single 15-year-old white female born in Ohio in August 1884.¹
     Goldie married William A. Bogart in 1905 at Ohio.^2,3
     Goldie was enumerated as the wife of William A. Bogart under the name of "Goldie Bogart" on the 1930 U.S. Census of New Lexington Village, Perry County, Ohio, listed as a married 45-year-old female born in Ohio as were her parents.³
     On February 5, 1931, Goldie was the hostess to the members of her bridge club.⁴
     She was selected for jury duty in Perry County, Ohio on November 10, 1941.⁵
     In September, 1950, Goldie led devotions at the WCTU (Woman's Christian Temperance Union) on the subject "Doors In Our Own Community." The WCTU was founded in Cleveland, Ohio in November of 1874. It grew out of the "Woman's Crusade" of the winter of 1873-1874. It now claims to be the oldest continuing non-sectarian woman's organization in the world.⁶ Her husband, William A. Bogart, died in September 1968.² At the time of her death in 1972, Goldie resided at 314 Park in New Lexington, Perry County, Ohio.⁷
     Goldie died on 25 April 1972 in Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio.^2,7 She was buried on 28 April 1972 in Sabrina Cemetery in Sabrina, Clinton County, Ohio, in lot 17, section 11.²
     B. Thompson and R. Robison, Executors held an estate sale of personal property included in the estate of Goldie Grubbs to the 314 Park, Ohio, on 8 July 1972.^8,9 The sale was advertised as 6 rooms of household goods, antique furniture, pottery, glass and etc. All in good condition.. Among the sale items were:
4 piece oak bedroom suite with box springs and mattress, occasional chairs, mirrors, pictures, rugs lots of bedding blankets, electric heaters, 2 electric ice cream makers, portable typewriter, table and floor lamps, guitar with case, folding chairs with table, sweepers, Christmas decorations, cedar hope chest, G.E. cabinet model TV, 2 piece sectional sofa, coffee and end tables, Chase Baker piano, Tappan gas range, 2 utility cabinets, kitchen cupboard, Frigidaire 2 door frigidaire with freezer, 5 piece dinette set, portable hospital pottie, 7 piece dining set, radio, lawn chairs and benches, Maytag washer, extension ladders, garden tools, set of Steelco, utility stand, gray bedroom suite with 2 twin beds, 5 piece complete with box springs and mattress, pots, pans, silverware, electric skillet, dishes and etc.
ANTIQUES
Chairs, rockers, mirrors, pictures, frames, combination bookcase and desk, small walnut desk, old books - Tennyson, Milton, Shakespeare, Holmes and etc., lots of glass and china dishes, too many to list, marble top stands, marble top dresser with mirror, marble top end stand, old walnut bed complete, footstools, French chairs, 86 piece Haviland china, cruet set, dragon stand, silver set, walnut cupboard, trunks, wash stands, small music box, pie safe, oval glass china case, dishes - France - Germany, England and etc. Large old walnut sideboard with marble top, collectors item see to appreciate ....⁹

          David F. Donaldson, son of William A. Donaldson and Lucinda Jane Tresslar, was born in June 1851 in Ohio.²
     He lived with his parents, Lucinda and William, in 1860 at Liberty Township in Clinton County, Ohio.³
     David F. Donaldson lived with Lucinda and William A. Donaldson in 1870 at Liberty Township in Ohio.⁴
     David married Mary L. Irvine (her second marriage), daughter of William Irvine and Bridget Head, in 1893 at Ohio.² David F. Donaldson lived in 1900 in Jamestown Village, Greene County, Ohio.²
     David is a head of household on the 1900 U. S. Census for Silvercreek Township, Jamestown Village, Greene County, Ohio. He was identified as a 48-year-old white male born in Ohio in Jun 1851. His father was born in West Virginia and his mother in Ohio. David was a physician who owned his own home which was mortgaged. He had been married for seven years. Enumerated with him were: his wife, Mary L., his daughter Jennie M., his step-daughter Goldie Grubbs.²
     David F. was a physician in 1900 at Ohio.²
     David died in 1901 in Clinton County, Ohio.¹ He was buried in 1901 in Maple Grove Cemetery in Port William, Clinton County, Ohio.¹

          Jennie M. Donaldson, daughter of David F. Donaldson and Mary L. Irvine, was born in September 1898 in Ohio.¹ Jennie M. Donaldson lived with David F. Donaldson in 1900 in Jamestown Village, Greene County, Ohio.¹
     Jennie was enumerated as the daughter of David F. Donaldson on the 1900 U. S. Census for Silvercreek Township, Jamestown Village, Greene County, Ohio. She was listed as a two-year-old white female born in Ohio in September 189.¹
     Jennie was enumerated with her grandfather, William Irvine on the 1910 U.S. Census at Sabrina, Clinton County, Ohio, she was listed as a 12-year-old white female born in Ohio. She had attended school for four months during the year. Jennie was living with her widowed mother at her grandfather's house.² Jennie M. Donaldson lived with William Irvine in 1910 at Jackson Street in Sabrina, Clinton County, Ohio.²
     Jennie died on 8 December 1924 in Ohio at age 26.³