Notes

[HI1983] (Research):Name: ROY W LIPPINCOTT Gender: Male Date of Death: December 31, 1960 Volume: 16348 Certificate: 84575 Marital Status: Divorced Place of Death: Urbana, Champaign County Race: White Residence: Urbana, Champaign County Age: 74

[HI1984] (Research):LIPPENCOTT WILIJUR County Name: CHAMPAIGN Date of Death: 8/5/1927 Volume Number: 5417 Certificate Number: 4466

[HI1985] (Research):St Paris Dispath, Sept 30, 1909 The little daughter of Cliff Lippencott and wife died Monday, after an ill ness of two weeks

Name: Cliffor E Lippencott Gender: Male Date of Death: 01 March 1971 Volume: 20395 Certificate: 015640 Autopsy: Unknown Marital Status: Married Place of Death: , Champaign County Certifier: Physician Race: White Residence: , Champaign County Age: 78 Years

[HI1986] (Research):Springfield News August 8, 1976 Mechanicsburg- Mrs Elva L Venrick, 75, of 103 E Sandusky St, died at 3 P. M. Sunday in Madison county hospital, London, where she had been a patie nt for the past six weeks. She had been in failing health for the past t wo years. She formerly was employed by the Vining Broom Co., Springfiel d, retiring in 1965, and attended the First Church of God in Mechanicsbur g. She was born in Union township, Champaign county, Jan 6, 1901, the la st of nine children born to Ulrick and Effie Evilsizor Lippencott. Survivo rs include her daughter, Mrs Homer T (Ferryl) Perry of Mechanicsburg. H er husband Harold E died in 1947. Services will be held at 10:30 A.M. Wedn esday in the Skillman funeral home by the Rev Russell K Weindell. Burial w ill be in the Fairview Cemetery, Mutual Friends may call from 3 to 9 Tuesd ay in the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Champai gn county Heart Fund.

[HI1987] (Research):Name: MABEL M MASON Gender: Female Date of Death: November 28, 1965 Volume: 18245 Certificate: 81089 Marital Status: Married Place of Death: Urbana, Champaign County Race: White Residence: Urbana, Champaign County Age: 62

[HI1988] (Research):Name: JAMES R MASON Gender: Male Date of Death: September 02, 1965 Volume: 18182 Certificate: 65450 Marital Status: Widowed Place of Death: , Champaign County Race: White Residence: , Champaign County Age: 64

[HI1989] (Research):Champaign Co - Domestic Relation Records 1808-1939 Vol Including Divorc e, Bastardy, Adultry, Breach of Contract, some Adoption, by Pat Stickle y, CCGS, (Minute Book Records, Supreme Court Records, Urbana Newspape r, St Paris Newspaper), pg24 17 May 1912 Urbana Daily Citizen Ethel Lippencott by father Andrew Lippencott (sic) vs Oren Brigner on mate rnity charge. Ethel is 13 years old and lives with her father on farm of J ames Hodge near Catawba. Brigner young man 22 years of age and worki ng on Dan Daley farm in Madison County, Ohio; her worked for Lippencott la st fall and boarded at the Lippencott home. His brothers wife is the sist er of Ethel Lippencott; $300 bond.

Champaign Co - Domestic Relation Records 1808-1939 Vol Including Divorc e, Bastardy, Adultry, Breach of Contract, some Adoption, by Pat Stickle y, CCGS, (Minute Book Records, Supreme Court Records, Urbana Newspape r, St Paris Newspaper), pg116 May 17 1912 Urbana Daily Citizen - Ethel Lip pencott for bastardy --se Oren Brigner

[HI1990] (Research):Name: Helen B Reedy Gender: Female Date of Death: 02 February 1970 Volume: 20004 Certificate: 018350 Autopsy: Unknown Marital Status: Widowed Place of Death: Columbus, Franklin County Certifier: Physician Race: White Residence: Columbus, Franklin County Age: 78 Years

[HI1991] (Research):Age in 1930 was 32 and 1920 was 22, but was not in the 1900 census.

Name : Ross Emmett Lippencott Death date : 29 Aug 1950 Death place : Urbana, Champaign, Ohio, United States Birth date : 10 Sep 1896 Birth place : Champaign Co., Ohio Age at death : 53 years 11 months 19 days Gender : Male Marital status : married Race or color : Caucasian Street address : 547 N russell Occupation : retired Burial date : 9/1/1950 Burial place : Champaign Co Cemetery name : Mutual Cem Father name : Ulrick Lippencott Mother name : Effie Evilsizor Informant-Lillian Lippencott COD-Coronary oclusion GSU film number : 2372661 Digital GS number : 4109282 Image number : 00185 Certificate number : 47368 Collection : Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI1994] (Research):Miner Dye purchased land Jan. 11, 1831 when he gave his residen ce as in Champaign Co., Ohio location was R 12 / T 03 / S 31. in section (C) This info from book : Ea rly Ohio Settlers, Purchasers of Land in Southwest Ohio, 1800-1840 by E llen & David Berry. General. Pub. Co. Dye, Miner State : OH Document Number : 2040 Acreage : 85.00 Patentee Name : Dye, Miner Warrantee Name : Accession Number : OH0270__.485 Volume/Page : 270/485 Land Office : Cincinnati Aliquot Part Reference : E½SW Section/Township/Range : 31/3/12 Meridian/Survey Area : Between the Miamis Act/Treaty Authorizing Sale : Sale-Cash Entries Date Signed : Jul 2, 1831 Multiple Patentees : N Multiple Warrantees : N Signed : Y Document Canceled : N Reserved Subsurface Rights : N Measured in Metes and Bounds : N Fractional Section : N

Deed Recorded Champaign Co, Johnson, OH Bk K pg 118 SW 1/4 E 1/2 6/28/1833 Minor Dye to Daniel Bray, 8.66 acres, part of south-west quart er recorded in book K pg 118 6/28/1833 Minor Dye to Zenus Everett, 12 acres recorded in Book L pg 32 4/7/1837 Minor Dye to Lewis Colvin, east half of south-west quarter record ed Book O pg 478

(C) : Between the Miami, Ranges IV-XV: Lands lying north of the northern b oundary of Range III. Greene, Clark, Champaign,Shelby and Logan Counties, (all or a part of ea ch county) ALL in Ohio. Looking at the combined atlas of Darke County, I find the address in quest ion to be in York Township. Range 12, Town 3, Section 31. Note: This parti cular section, which is next to Range 11, is smaller than normal with tot al acreage slightly over half of a normal section of 640 acres.

Facts Supporting Parentage. 1. Born Greene Co, PA 2.Marries Delilah Long c1818-1819-(parents unknown) 3. Brother Andrew and Reason marry Long girls, parents unknown. 4. Appears in 1820 Census Greene Co, PA in same Twp as father James. New ly married and no children. 5. First child Frances born 1820, Greene Co, PA 6. Second child Sarah b 1821-1826 marries a Mr Gilbert 7. Child Barbara Ann b 1827 8. Son James (probably named after grandfather) b1/12/1831Elizabeth, Mia mi Co, OH 9. 1/11/1831 purchased land in what appears to be Darke Co, gives residen ce as Champaign Co, OH 10. Dye and Long Families migrated to this area. 11. Cannot find in 1830 Census to verify children, but does NOT appe ar in Greene Co, PA 12. Son Benjamin b 7/28/1833, Troy, Miami Co, OH-per obit 1835 List of males in Miami Co, names no Minor Dye 13. 1837 buys land in Jay Co, IN 14. 1839 Daughter Francis marries Leonard Morris Evilsizer, Jay Co, IN 15. 1840 Jay Co, IN Census-(Does NOT appear in Greene Co, PA) 16. 1841 Wife dies and is buried in Winters Cemetery, Jay Co, IN 17. 1842 Returns to Greene Co, PA 18 1843 marries Rachel Cain 19. 1844 Son Jefferson born in Green Co, PA 20. 1847 daughter Barbara Ann marries Daniel Evilsizer, Miami Co, OH 21. 1850 Census Greene Co, PA with Rachel and son Jefferson 22. 1853 son James marries Mary Ann Evilsizer in Miami Co, OH 23.1855 son Benjamin marries Elizabeth McKee in Miami Co, OH 24. 1860 Census Green Co, PA, wife Rachel and son Jefferson (Unable to find minor children (James and Benjamin) in ANY 1850 Cens us of OH,PA,IN 25 1870 Census Green Co, Gilmore Pa age 70 widow 26 Francis and Leonard Evilsizer named a son Reason Evilsizer Minor's fath er was James Reason Dye and brother named Reason) 27, Obituary of Leonard Evilsizer says wifes mother died in Jay County a nd her father died in Greene Co, PA, asserting he must have returned to G reene Co, PA

1850 Penn Census Minor Dye, 51 M, Farmer, Real Estate Value $2000, Born in PA Rachel Dye, 50 F, Born in PA Jefferson Dye, 6 M, Born in PA Mary Ann Jolley, 22 F, Born in PA Oliver P. Jolley, 15 M, No occupation, Born in PA Charles Jolley, 12 M, Born in PA (Note-The real estate value is well above average for this area. Avera ge is $400-$500. Mary Ann, Oliver and Charles all attended school within t he past year.)

Census Index: Western PA, 1870 Greene County Dye, Minor Sex : M Race : W Age : 70 Birth place : PA Township : Gilmore Twp Microfilm : Roll 1348, Page 247

[HI1999] (Research):Palladium-Item, Greenville, Ohio-Sunday, May 28, 1995 Greenville, Ohio- Frances S Heindl, 77, of 262 Marion Drive, formerly of A rcanum, Ohio, died Saturday, may 27, 1995, at Heartland of Greenville. S he was born Nov 1, 1917 to Marshall and Lida (Foose) Evilsizor in Trotwoo d, Ohio. She was a homemaker and a member of Trotwood church of the Brethr en. Survivors include two sons, Louis C Heindl, Jr of Pittsburgh, Ohio a nd Thomas L Heindl of Greeneville; two daughters, Nancy baker and Patric ia Fourman, both of Arcanum; two brothers, Lewis Evilsizor of Vandalia, Oh io, and Donald Evilsizor of Larwill; a sister, Marge Anthony of painter Cr eek, Ohio; 9 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. She was preced ed in death by her husband, Louis C Heindl, Sr who died last October, t wo sisters and a great grandson. Service will be at 10:30 A.M. Tuesday, m ay 30, at Zechar Bailey funeral home in Greeneville, with the rev Bob Pfie ffer officiating. Burial will be in Abbottsville Cemetery. Friends may ca ll one hour before the services at the funeral home. Memorial contributio ns may be made to the American Cancer Society


Name: Frances S Heindl Gender: Female Date of Death: 27 May 1995 Birth Date: 01 November 1917 Volume: 30240 Certificate: 036810 Autopsy: No Social Security Number: 291286505 Father's Surname: Evilsizor Time of Death: 9:05 AM Marital Status: Widowed Hispanic Origin: Non Hispanic Place of Death: Nursing Home Years of Schooling: 12 Certifier: Physician Referred to Coroner: No Method of Disposition: Burial Mother's Surname: Foose Race: White Birth Place: Trotwood, Montgomery County, Ohio Residence: Ohio Age: 77

[HI2000] (Research):Name: Louis C Heindl Gender: Male Date of Death: 24 October 1994 Birth Date: 13 November 1905 Volume: 29982 Certificate: 077419 Autopsy: No Social Security Number: 287070675 Father's Surname: Heindl Time of Death: 10:20 PM Marital Status: Married Hispanic Origin: Non Hispanic Place of Death: Nursing Home Years of Schooling: 12 Certifier: Physician Referred to Coroner: No Method of Disposition: Burial Mother's Surname: Trubenbach Race: White Birth Place: Montgomery County, Ohio Residence: Ohio Age: 88

[HI2009] (Research):EVILSIZOR, Lewis M., Sr. Age 82 of Vandalia, passed away Saturday, Februa ry 12, 2005 at the Heartland of Miamisburg after a lengthy illness. He w as born January 17, 1923 in Springfield, OH, son of the late Marshall & Ma ud L. Evilsizor. Lewis was a retired pipe fitter from Plumber & Pipe Fitte rs Local #162 of Dayton and was a former employee of Adams-Robinson Constr uction Co. He was a U.S. Navy Veteran of WW II. Lewis was a member of t he St. Christopher Catholic Church, C.C.C. Alumni Chapter #122, American L egion Post #668, AmVets Post #99, VFW Post #9582, Spring Valley Senior Cen ter, Bellefontaine Senior Center and the St. Joseph Island, Canada Fishi ng Club. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Rita M. Evilsiz or in 1996 and 4 sisters. Lewis is survived by his wife. Mary E. Evilsizo r; 1 son, Lewis M. Evilsizor Jr. & friend Catharine of AZ; 2 daughters, Sa ndie & husband, Terry Jones of Lebanon, and Tanya & husband, Carl Ri ce of Kettering; half-brother, Donnie Evilsizor; 6 grandchildren, Erich, D amian, Stacey & husband, Brian, Michael & wife, Corinne, Lisa & Kari; 2 gr eat-grandchildren, Zachary and Andrew; 2 step-daughters, Scarlett & husban d, John Kinney, Nancy & husband, Gayle Bradds; 3 step-grandchildren, Tro y, Griffin & Nathan; 4 step-great-grandchildren, Miranda, Kyra, Kimber, a nd Addison and many other relatives and friends. Mass of Christian Buri al will be held at 10:00 am Thursday, February 17, at the St. Christoph er Catholic Church, 401 E. National Rd., Vandalia with Fr. Francis Kefe rl officiating. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the Mort on & Whetstone Funeral Home, 139 S. Dixie Dr., Vandalia on Wednesday eveni ng from 5-8 pm. If so desired, contributions may be made to the U.S.O., t he World War II Memorial Fund or the American Cancer Society in Lewis's me mory. Published in the Dayton Daily News on 2/15/2005.

Name: Lewis M. Evilsizor SSN: 286-12-2874 Last Residence: 45377 Vandalia, Montgomery, Ohio Born: 17 Jan 1923 Died: 12 Feb 2005 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 )

[HI2024] (Research):1900 Logan Co, Bloomfield, OH Levi R Eleyet head, 2/1867,33, M10y OH OH OH Blacksmith Anna L, wife, 12/1869, 30, 3/3 OH OH OH Vernon R, son, 5/1890, 10, single Harry A, son, 3/1892, 8, single Jessie, dau, 8/1893

ELEYET LEVI County Name: MONTGOMERY Date of Death: 8/11/1928 Volume Number: 5738 Certificate Number: 51040

1910 Census Name: Levi W Eleyet Birthplace: Ohio State: OH Age: 43 Color: W Enumeration District: 0146 Visit: 0034 County: Shelby Relation: Head of Household Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place Wife Susie A 40 Ohio Son Harry A 17 Ohio Daughter Jessie 16 Ohio

Not found 1920 Census


This is not Harry, as him and Bessie are also in the 1920 Census. So I sus pect Harry must have also died as he is not found in 1920 or 1930

Zanesfield Cemetery, Logan Co, OH Eleyet, Allie, 1877- (on monument with Otis N. Eleyet) Eleyet, Anna Mae, 1906-1993 (on monument with Harold O. Eleyet) Eleyet, Bessie Peelle, 1895-1944 Eleyet, Harold O., 1895-1965 (on monument with Anna Mae Eleyet; 2nd monume nt: 4 Oct 1895-20 Jan 1965, Pvt., Quartermaster Corps, World War I) Eleyet, Otis N., 1871-1954 (on monument with Allie Eleyet) Stopp, Martha N., 19 Jul 1926-23 Feb 1992 (daughter; adjacent to Haro ld O. Eleyet monument)

Fairview Cemetery, Logan Co, OH Eleyet, Clayton H., 1896-1919 Eleyet, Eva May, 1874-1910 Eleyet, Quin Y., 1873-1933 Eleyet, R. A. (Co. E, 134th Ohio Inf.) Eleyet, Susan, 16 Sep 1957

[XI2024]
Zanesfield Cemetery, Logan Co, OH
Eleyet, Allie, 1877- (on monument with Otis N. Eleyet)
Eleyet, Anna Mae, 1906-1993 (on monument with Harold O. Eleyet)
Eleyet, Bessie Peelle, 1895-1944
Eleyet, Harold O., 1895-1965 (on monument with
Anna Mae Eleyet; 2nd monument: 4 Oct 1895-20 Jan 1965, Pvt., Quartermaster Corps, World War I)
Eleyet, Otis N., 1871-1954 (on monument with Allie Eleyet)
Stopp, Martha N., 19 Jul 1926-23 Feb 1992 (daughter; adjacent to Harold O. Eleyet monument)

Fairview Cemetery, Logan Co, OH
Eleyet, Clayton H., 1896-1919
Eleyet, Eva May, 1874-1910
Eleyet, Quin Y., 1873-1933
Eleyet, R. A. (Co. E, 134th Ohio Inf.)
Eleyet, Susan, 16 Sep 1957

[HI2027] (Research):No other info found

[HI2028] (Research):Wife name in 1900 census is also Martha, but she is age 45 born 1854 and s ays she has not children, Earl in the household suggesting Martha died a nd Jonas remarried another Martha, Says only married 18years, placing marr iage long beyond 1872.

[HI2029] (Research):Kristin immigrated to the US as a small child. It is said his last name w as Vestegard, and they made him change it to Hensen. Reason unknown.

[HI2030] (Research):1870 Census name is James age 2 1880 Census name is Logan age 12

Cambridge Jeffersonian (Cambridge, Ohio) > 1904 > March > 17 Mr and Mrs L Evilsizer of Cambridge have moved to the farm here owned by G eorge Bendur

Cambridge Jeffersonian (Cambridge, Ohio) > 1904 > March > 24 Logan Evilsizer and wife made a business trip to Cambridge last Saturday

Cambridge Jeffersonian (Cambridge, Ohio) > 1904 > May > 5 Logan Evilsizer made a business trip to Cambridge and purchased a new bug gy and harness

Cambridge Jeffersonian (Cambridge, Ohio) > 1904 > June > 2 L Eviliszer and wife visited griends at Cambridge Saturday

Cambridge Jeffersonian (Cambridge, Ohio) > 1904 > July > 21 Mr and Mrs L Evilsizer went to Cambridge on business last week

Cambridge Jeffersonian (Cambridge, Ohio) > 1904 > August > 25 Miss Ethel Bendur and her sister Ella of near Cmabridge were visiti ng Mr and Mrs Evilsizer last week

Cambridge Jeffersonian (Cambridge, Ohio) > 1905 > October > 19 Logan Evilsizer and wife of near Concord visited firends here Saturday a nd Sunday

[HI2031] (Research):CCGS Newsletter Spring 1992 Poll Book St Paris Precinct Johnson Twp 11/2/1 880 Hiram Davis

[HI2032] (Research):An unknown Eliza Evilsizer born 1846 OH, died 5/13/1915 in Nobel Co, Athe ns OH. She died a single woman. Death certificate names parentage as "unkn own". She was in Athens State Hospital and was buried in the hospital ceme tery. IN 1910 Census, she was age 54 and age 44 in 1900 Census. I belie ve she is the d/o Joshua and Harriett Baker Evilsizer. She was in the 18 80 census b c 1855, but the location is correct. Both of her paretns we re dead by 1894, suggesting she would have been placed somewhere by 1900.

[HI2033] (Research):Jack Davis

[HI2037] (Research):Name: Ercil Belle Caldwell Gender: Female Date of Death: 08 March 1997 Birth Date: 09 May 1898 Volume: 31053 Certificate: 024170 Autopsy: No Social Security Number: 270428047 Father's Surname: Knox Time of Death: 11:00 AM Marital Status: Married Hispanic Origin: Non Hispanic Place of Death: Nursing Home Years of Schooling: 12 Certifier: Physician Referred to Coroner: No Method of Disposition: Burial Mother's Surname: Evilsizer Race: White Birth Place: Ohio Residence: Ohio Age: 98

[HI2041] (Research):The Times Recorder Zanesville Ohio 29 July 1938 Return to Columbus Mr and Mrs Charles Kinsinger returned Thursday to Columbus after being cal led to Caldwell becasue of the death of his neice, Mrs William Khune who se funeral was held Wednesday. Mr Kinsinger is a former well known busine ss man of Caldwell and while they were here they were guests of Mr and M rs Jonah Evilsizer on East Street.

[HI2042] (Research):WWI Draft Reg Name: Jonah Evilsizer City: Not Stated County: Noble State: Ohio Birthplace: Ohio;United States of America
Birth Date: 9 Sep 1889 Sarahsville, OH age 27
Res- Caldwell, OH
Empl-Plumber and Tinner for C E Kinsinger
Married with wife and child
Med height, slender, grey eyes, lt brn hair, no disabilities
Singed June 5, 1917 Jonah Evilsizer


Census names Noah Evilsizer Tombstone names Jonah W 1920 Census of house includes Gilbert Hartley named as son. age 14 and Dor othy Hartley named as daughter age 6

The Times Recorder Zanesville Ohio 29 July 1938 Return to Columbus Mr and Mrs Charles Kinsinger returned Thursday to Columbus after being cal led to Caldwell becasue of the death of his neice, Mrs William Khune who se funeral was held Wednesday. Mr Kinsinger is a former well known busine ss man of Caldwell and while they were here they were guests of Mr and M rs Jonah Evilsizer on East Street.

U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 Name: Jonah Evilsizer Birth Date: 9 Sep 1889 Residence: Noble Co, Ohio , 302 East St, Caldwell,OH Birth: Sarahsville, Ohio Race: White Roll: WWII_2372905 Contact-Charles Evilsizer, Caldwell, OH Emp- (Blank)

The Times Recorder Zanesville Ohio 14 April 1953 Admitted Into Good Samaritan Jonah W Evilsizer, Caldwell, Surgery

Zanesville Signal, The (Zanesville, Ohio) > 1953 > May > 8 Caldwell- J W Evilsizer business man in Caldwell who has been a patient f or several weeks at Good Samaritan Hospital , Zanesville, has been dismiss ed to the home of his daughter, Mrs Carl Kackley, Pleasant City.

[HI2045] (Research):The Zanesfield Signal Sat, June 19, 1943 Mrs Mary Sanford Caldwell-Mrs Mary Lavina Landaker, 73, well known Cladwell woman, died Thu rsday night in her home on West St, She was the wife of Edward Sanford a nd the daughter of the late nathan and Nancy Parker Landaker and was bo rn in South Olive Community. She has resided in Caldwell for more th an 30 years. Mrs Sanford was a member of the Free Methodist Church in Cald well. IN addition to her husband Mrs Sanford is survived by twin sons Howa rd Sanford of Dexter City and Harry Sanford of Caldwell. The brothers and sisters are Daniel Landaker near Zanesville, Adam landak er of South Olive, Mrs Sarah Tilton of South Olive. Cora Mellon of Newar k. There are 10 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Last rites f or Mrs Sanford will be held from the Free Methodist Church Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock and if the grandson, William Sanford, who is in the arm ed forces and is not able to be present, the body will be held until his r evival. Rev Chas A Mitchell will conduct the services which will be follow ed by burial in Dudley Cemetery with the Murphy Funeral Home in charge.

[HI2046] (Research):Name: CHARLES SANFORD EVILSIZER Gender: Male Date of Death: December 26, 1999 Birth Date: July 7, 1911 Volume: 32219 Certificate: 102596 Autopsy: N Social Security Number: 271058560 Father's Surname: EVILSIZER Time of Death: 10:15 PM Marital Status: widowed Hispanic Origin: Not Hispanic Place of Death: nursing home Years of Schooling: 12 Certifier: Physician Branch of Service: Method of Disposition: Donation Mother's Surname: SANFORD Race: White Birth Place: NOBLE, Ohio Residence: NOBLE, Ohio Age: 88 years

[HI2047] (Research):The Zanesville Signal Zanesville Ohio 28 June 1939 Surprise Party Miss mary Thompson was surprized Monday evening by a group of friends in o bservance of her 18th birthday. The group met at the home of Miss Mary ja ne Evilsizer with Miss Mary Belle Colley as cohost

The Zanesville Signal Zanesville Ohio 06 November 1939 Lodge Meets Eleanor Robinson and mary Jane Evilsizer were initiated into the Rebekah L odge Friday evening at their evening meeting.

The Zanesville Signal Zanesville Ohio 04 March 1940 Lodge Meeting The committee will include Mrs Etta Colley of Belle Valley , Inez and Lou ise Clark, Ruth Evilsizer and mary jane Evilsizer and Alice Dyer

[HI2048] (Research):The Zanesville Signal Zanesville Ohio 04 March 1940 Lodge Meeting The committee will include Mrs Etta Colley of Belle Valley , Inez and Lou ise Clark, Ruth Evilsizer and mary jane Evilsizer and Alice Dyer

The Zanesville Signal Zanesville Ohio 13 June 1940 Presbyterian Sunday School Class Meeting Guests include Mrs Chester Huprich, son David, Bobby and Sally Sue Evilsiz er Prizes werw won by Mrs Charles Evilsizer

Name: Ruth Fouch Age: 22 Estimated birth year: abt 1908 Birthplace: West Virgin ia OH OH Relation to head-of-house: Inmate Race: White Home in 1930: Lancaster, Fairfield, Ohio Lancaster Municipal Hospita l- Student Nurse Image source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Lancaster, Fairfield, Ohio; Rol l: 1791; Page: ; Enumeration District: 16; Image: 789.0.

Name: Ruth Evilsizer Gender: Female Date of Death: 31 July 1998 Birth Date: 25 January 1908 Volume: 31623 Certificate: 058797 Autopsy: No Social Security Number: 299322064 Father's Surname: Fouch Time of Death: 5:35 AM Marital Status: Married Hispanic Origin: Non Hispanic Place of Death: Nursing Home Years of Schooling: 14 Certifier: Physician Referred to Coroner: No Method of Disposition: Donation Mother's Surname: Devol Race: White Birth Place: Marietta, Washington County, Ohio Residence: Ohio Age: 90

[HI2049] (Research):Please keep my address in your book: ILoveGenealogy@email.com (it's a perm anent address that forwards to whatever email I am using at the time). thanks.. Rhon da -Kackley Researcher

[HI2052] (Research):EVILSIZER, Garnet Anne (Clarke)- b 9/5/1936, Noble Co, OH, d/o Paul M a nd Helen DYE Clark, died 9/18/1994. Good Samaritan Hospice, Zanesville, O H, after a long illness (cancer); Married Robert EVILSIZER s/o Charles a nd Ruth Evilsizer, 1957; survived by son, Todd and wife Amy. Children Garn et and Danton; by daughter Meg and husband, Phil Spear and children Sam, J ulie, Luke of Granville, OH; cremated; teacher, Caldwell School System. Journal Ledger, Caldwell Ohio, Noble Co

Information on ancestors of Garnet were found on WFT Vol 51 Tree 1241

Name: Garnet Anne Evilsizer Gender: Female Date of Death: 18 September 1994 Birth Date: 05 September 1936 Volume: 29966 Certificate: 073330 Autopsy: No Social Security Number: 269328216 Father's Surname: Clark Time of Death: 1:45 PM Marital Status: Married Hispanic Origin: Non Hispanic Place of Death: Other Years of Schooling: 05 Certifier: Physician Referred to Coroner: No Method of Disposition: Burial Mother's Surname: Dye Race: Black Birth Place: Noble County, Ohio Residence: Ohio Age: 58

Personal family knowledge, she is not black. Is error in death record

[HI2054] (Research):pr died before her husband and children moved to OHIO. Source Lindsay M Brien,"Dayton Journal" March 29, 1936

First Cousin of Martha Curtis Washington

[HI2064] (Research):Info on the family of Ruth Hearn from John Marc Wheat 4966 34th Rd Arlington, VA 22207 mwheat@patriot.net (mwheat) 703-536-8484 (Document scanned to CD)

1883-1903 Inventory & Appriasments Book B pg 264 Whitfield Co, GA Filed, July 4, 1899 State of Georgia, Whitfield, Co By the court of Ordinary of said county: To D K McKany, D C Bryant, Fra nk Weatherly, J C King, J K Lowry. These are to authorize you or any thr ee of you, whose name are here above written to attend and appraise the g oods and chatels, lands, tenements, rights or credits of Adalyn Evilsiz er deceased, wheresoever any of the goods, chattles, lands, tenement s, or rights or credits of said deceased are within the county of Whitfie ld and which shall be sworn unto you by F I Reynolds, Adm or come to yo ur knowledge or sight, you having first taken the oath before some legal ly authorized person to make a true and perfect inventory thereof and a nd to cause the same to be returned under your hands, or any three or mo re of you to the said court within two months from the date herof. In test amony whereof, I hereunto affix my hand and seal this 3rd day of July 189 9. Joseph Bogle, Ordinary.

Oath of Appriasers State of Georgia Whitfield, County You, D C Bryant, D K McKany, J C King, J F Weatherly do swear that you wi ll make a just true appriasment and inventory of all and singular, the goo ds, chattles, lands, tenements, rights and credits of Adalyn Evilsizer dec eased as shall be produced by you by F J Reynolds, Adm of the estate of t he deceased and will make a retunr thereof according to law. D C Byrant D K McKany J C King J F Weatherly

Inventory and Appriasement 1 Piano $150.00 1 Lounge 8.50 1 lot books and sheet music100.00 1 small writing desk2.50 3 Rockers7.50 TOTAL268.50 3 upright chairs2.50 1 Violin and case5.00 1 lot pictures and plaques5.00 1 small center table1.50 Parlor Carpet5.00 TOTAL18.00 1 Bedroom carpet5.00 1 Ring1.00 1 Student lamp2.00 1 Alarm Clock .50 1 Mantle Clock5.00 TOTAL13.50 1 bedspeard, mattress, 3 pillows, bed quilts15.00 Portiers .50 4 window shades, poles trunk, clothing, quilts, carpetrags?, Ant?mat?100. 00 TOTAL115.50 Dining room table, 2 mirrors, pictures & tableware 10.00 Kitchen utinsils 2.50 Money 3.84 TOTAL16.34 2 prep books, 2 rings, breast pin 1.00 1 Ladies watch10.00 1 pocket knife .25 TOTAL11.25 GRAND TOTAL 443.09

We the undersigned appraisers do certify that having been first sworn by a nd before each other accoding to law that the written and foregoi ng is a true inventory and appraisement of all of the estate of Adelyn Evi lsizer, deceased, so far as the same was produced before us by the Adminis trator of said deceased to the best of our judgement and understanding, sw orn under our hands and seals this 7th day of July 1899. JC King, D C Brya nt, D K McKany, J F Weatherly

Book B pg 141 Sale Bill of the personal property and effects of Mrs Adalyn Evilsizer. Sold by Frank T Reynolds, Adm by order of the court of Ordinary. Whitfield Co, GA, sold July 20, 1899 1 Piano130.30 1 Lounge 10.75 1 Watch 8.45 1 Carpet 3.05 1 Desk, etc 4.60 1 Bed etc 5.25 Lot Books, HH Goods, clothing, etc80.20 TOTAL as per attached bill242.63

I J T Reynolds Adalyn Evilsizer do swear that the foregoing sale bill is c orrect so far as I know or believe, so help me God. Sworn to and establish ed before me on this July 22, 1899

[HI2071] (Research):(Elias R. Wilson deceased, Valentine Russell Administrator; 1846; Invento ry & Appraisal 23 Jan 1847; Account 2 Nov 1847 (Packet A- 657)). "Willi am C. Barger, late of Iowa" m. Mrs. Mary Wilson of Concord Tp. (Urbana Cit izen & Gazette, Friday, 6 Feb 1852, Page 3).

[HI2073] (Research):Not known if this is a child of this Wilbur:

Dorothy A. Zerkle August 23, 1909 - January 15, 2000

Birthplace: St.Paris, Ohio Resided In: Urbana OH USA

DOROTHY A. ZERKLE, 89, of Urbana, died at 6:15 P.M., Saturday, January 1 5, 2000 in Mercy McAuley Center. She was born in St. Paris, Ohio on Augu st 23, 1909 the daughter of Wilbur and Ada (Apple) Collins. Dorothy w as a member of River of Life Christian Center. She was a graduate of Witt enberg University and had retired from the Springfield City Schools aft er 35 years of teaching. She is survived by her daughter and son-in-la w, Marilyn and Russell Bodey of Urbana; three grandchildren, Gary (Vicki e) Bodey, Gloria (Brack) Houchens, and Brian Bodey; eleven great grandchil dren, Jacob, Perry, Tyson, Dorothy, Landon, Rebecca, Jason, Levi, Hanna h, Rosemary and Laura. She was preceded in death by her husband, Garna rd Zerkle in 1995 and two sisters, Helen Shaffer and Mary Baker. Priva te services will be held at the convenience of the family. The fami ly is being served by the Littleton & Rue Funeral Home, Urbana.

[HI2076] (Research):Springfield Daily News,Tuesday, March 21, 1978, Pg 4 Richard F Seelenbinder, 63, of 2039 Old Coach Rd, died at 10:50 A.M., Mond ay in University Hospital Columbus. He was born in Springfield, June 7, 19 14, a son of Herman and Matilda Riskie Seelenbinder. He retired in 1975 fr om Cooper Energy Services, and was a member of St Johns Lutheran Church. S urvivors include his wife, Thelma; a son, Fred of Baltimore, six brother s, George, Arthur, Robert and Clifford, all of Springfield, Carl of Elingt on, Florida, and Emil of Columbus; three sisters, Mrs Mollie Wahn, Springf ield, Mrs Bertha Hoover, Dayton, and Mrs Marie Cradler, Spring Valley, Ohi o; two grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Friends may ca ll at the Jackson Lytle and Coffman Funeral Home from 2-4 and 7-9 P.M. Wed nesday. Services will be conducted there at 10 A.M. Thursday by the Rev K ay M Gleaser and Randall Peters. Burial will be in Ferncliff Cemetery.

[HI2077] (Research):1910 Ohio Census Logan, Degraff 0138 David Grow Stepson W 20 Ohio 1320957 0057 Husband Dav id Archer Ohio Logan, Degraff 0138 Loyd Grow Stepson 18 Ohio 01330334 0057 Husba nd David Archer Ohio Logan, Degraff 0138 Minnie Grow Stepdaugther 13 Ohio 01330388 00 57 Husband David Archer

[HI2082] (Research):Linder family info from house@prudential-carolinas.com (jo & larry) Complete Linder genealogy at www.gencircles.com

John C. Linder found in: Census Microfilm Records: Illinois, 1900 Lived in: Humboldt Township, Coles County, Illinois Series: T623 Microfilm: 244 Book: 1 Page: 128

[HI2095] (Research):This son must have died prior to 1840, as no other Evilsizer listed in Cen sus. Not as h/h or as child.

[HI2098] (Research):Urbana Citizen July 9, 1986 Van M Lamping, 61, of Piqua, the daughter of Mary Buroker Moore Evilsizo r, of DeGraff, was pronounced dead on arrival at 4: A.M. Friday, Ju ly 4, in Mary Rutan Hospital. She was born in Urbana, Sept 22, 1924, and w as graduated from Piqua High School in 1942 and from Wittenburg Universi ty in 1946. She had retired as a third-grade teacher from South Street Sch ool in Piqua. Surviving with her mother, is her husband, Ralph E Lampin g. Her father, Paul Moore preceded her in death. Funeral services were he ld July 8 in Piqua with burial in Miami Memorial Park at Covington.

[HI2100] (Research):Complete Huff ancestry and descendants at www.gencircles.com

[HI2114] (Research):History of McDonough Co, Pg 936 John Huff, deceased , was an early settler of Scotia township. He was bo rn in Schuyler County, Illinois, September 27, 1833, and reared in the to wn of Rushville. About the year 1849, his father, Andrew Huff, removed wi th his family to Blandinsville township, McDonough, County, and there rema ined until the spring of 1853. At that date, John Huff went to Californi a, and remained three years, returning then to this county. In 1857 he loc ated on Section 28, in Scotia township, where his family now reside. He w as marred to Rebecca Anderson, daughter of Preston Anderson, and old sett le of Blandinsville township. Their marriage took place January 15, 185 7. They had 5 children-Joseph F, Berry L, Lewis G, Oliver N and Parl ey J. Joseph F Huff was born on the farm where he now lives May 1, 1860, a nd has spent his entire life in this township. He is a good and worthy you ng man, and a member of the IOOF of Scotia. Berry L Huff, was born April 1 0, 1863 on the home place. They have a finely improved farm of 100 acres w hich they successfully manage, and are engaged in general farming.

[HI2115] (Research):Family researcher Charlie Brady PO Box 357 Bremerton, WA 98337 (now at both We3NWest@aol.com and cbrady@linknet.kitsap.lib.wa.us)

[NI2119] CENS: CONC B
CENS: FAMS @F01318@

[HI2120] (Research):Cemetery has "infant children" of Andrew Cain and L J Huff with no dates

[HI2122] (Research):1910 Census James F Fitzgerald
Age: 37 State: OH
Color: W Enumeration District: 0221
Birth Place: Ohio Visit: 0017
County: Hamilton, Cincinnati
Relation: Head of Household
Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place Mother Mary 68 Ireland Sister Mary 40 Ohio Sister Julia 31 Ohio Sister Alice 28 Ohio

[HI2126] (Research):Thomas Sinclair Evilsizer's niece, Marion Kelliher, wrote me in 1983: "I have heard that my uncle, who had red hair, was called "Red Tom" and another man by the same name -- your grandfather apparently -- was called "Black Tom" when people needed to indicate which man they were referring to."

Northwest Missouri Psychiatric Rehabilitation Center, St Joseph Misouri ADMISSION RECORD 5-22-1945 Admitted 7-4-1945 Parole Visit-Improved 7-19-1945 Discharged from parole 10-26-1945 Redadmitted Former Diagnosis-Manic Depressive Psychosis, Manic Type

Progress Notes #28799 Tom Evilsizer January 16, 1961-Patient Expired in the Medical-Surgical I Building at 5: 39 A.M. This patient was admitted to this hospital for the second time on
October 25, 1945. The mental diagnosis was : Manic Depressive, Manic Type On January 11, 1961, this patient was transfered from DW-11 to the Medical -Surgical I Building, in which building he expired. Dr Thomas notified the wife, Mrs Thomas Evilsizer, Kansas City, Mo, advising her of her husbands death. He asked for permission to perform an autopsy and admised her to send permission by wire. The wire granting permission was received. The patient was pronounced dead by Dr Forrest Thomas. The cause of death was: Bronchial Pneumonia and Chronic Generalized Arterioslerosis and Hypertension. Age at time of death: 76 years, 4 months, 15 days. Total time in hospital: 15 years, 2 months, 21 days. Letter written to County Clerk, Jackson County. The body was removed from the hospital by the D W Newcomer & Sons Funeral Home, 1331 Brush Creek, Kansas City, MO Signed Manson B Pettit, M D, Medical Superintendent

[MI2126] (Medical):Manic Depressive

[BI2126] «u»«b»Missouri Birth Records, 1851-1931 «/u»
Name:«/b»Thomas G Evelsizer«b» Birth Date:«/b»4 Sep 1884«b» Birth County:«/b»Carroll «b» Birth Location:«/b»Fairfield Twp «b» Gender:«/b»M (Male) «b» Mother's Name:«/b»Ida Erlletta Evelsizer«b» Mother's Age:«/b»23 «b» Father's Name:«/b»John H Evelsizer«b» Father's Age:«/b»23

[NI2127] Kansas City Star June 16, 1914
An Intruder To The Hospital
Roy H Evilsizer Felled A Prowler With An Indian Club
With an indian club in each hand, Roy H Evilsizer, 601 East Twenty-Eighth Street, crept to the door when he heard a noise in the house early this morning. When he saw the door open and the man enter, Evilsizer swung one of the clubs on the intruder's skull. James McCoy, 34 years old, 2734 Cherry St was the name he gave when taken to the General Hospital with a 3 inch gash on his head. He is being held for the police.

(Note from daughter Marion April2008)
I had heard of that incident, for it was a sort of family joke. It did happen, but there had never been any Indian clubs in our house. I don't know what it was that my father hit the man with, but it seems to have been effective. My parents thought the reporter had a good imagination and wanted to enhance his story.

Roy Harrison Evilsizer owned ranch in Colorado for about 7 years.

[HI2127] (Research):

[HI2128] (Research):At time of death, was Insurance Company Broker for Missouri Ins Co

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Victor Hugo Evilsizer
City: Not Stated County: Lincoln State: Colorado
Birthplace: Missouri;United States of America
Birth Date: 9 Jun 1897 Roll: 1561823 image linked to wrong name in wong county

[MI2128] (Medical):Gunshot wound to the head, self inflicted. he was discouraged about failing eyesight and what appeared to be heart trouble. He went to the basement of his apartment building he was living to shoot himself

[HI2130] (Research):Here is message I got from my cousin, Winton CANFIELD in Nacagdoches, T X. Winton and his wife, Ruby were in Lamar with us. Winton is GS of Robe rt Henry HARRIS and Iva was his Uncle. "(1) Claudine is still living . . . we visited with her on Saturd ay . . . she is home bound because she has to use a walker to get about, a nd it would be difficult for her to navigate the steps out of her home. S he is mobile inside the house, dresses herself each morning, and looks re al good. Gets "Meals on Wheels" Monday thru Friday, and prepares her own s nacks on the weekend. She has a sister, Nadine, in Lamar that dro ps in to check on her regularly. They are both in their nineties. The Bapt ist Pastor also drops by to check on her since she is the head of their "Prayer Chain." When a s pecial need arises in the church which needs special prayer, Claudine is n otified and she in turn calls "Prayer Captains" of the teams, which then s tarts the "Prayer Chain" in action. She enjoys being able to be helpful . . . even if it is just making phone calls. rickyrg@networksplus.net (Betty J. Gaulding)

[DI2130] Name: «tab»Claudine Harris
SSN: «tab»487-10-5366
Last Residence: «tab»64759 Lamar, Barton, Missouri
Born: «tab»20 Jan 1908
Died: «tab»8 Dec 2005
State (Year) SSN issued: «tab»Missouri (Before 1951)

Springfield News-Leader (MO) - December 9, 2005
Deceased Name: Mrs. Claudine Harris
Mrs. Claudine Harris, 97, Konantz-Warden Funeral Home.

[HI2132] (Research):Dinges genalogy and ancestry at www.gencircles.com

[HI2134] (Research):There is a John Stark in the 1865 Census of Washington Co, IL in Nashvill e, but the age is too young for John Sr, and too old for John Jr. male a ge 20-30.

[HI2137] (Research):Hartford City News-Times-June 21, 1955 Mrs Loretta May Evilsizer, 73, widow of Jesse O Evilsizer, and a reside nt of 422 West Commercial Street, this city, died at 10:30 P.M. Tuesd ay at the Waldo house, 511 West Washington Street, where she had been a pa tient for the past month. Mrs Evilsizer had been in failing health for t he past four years. Her death was due to complications. The body was tak en to the Keplinger Funeral Home where friends may call after 7 P.M. Wedne sday evening. Funeral services will be conducted Friday afternoon at 2 P. M. at the Keplinger Chapel, with the Rev C H Hanson, of the First Christi an Church officiating. Burial will be in IOOF Cemetery. Surviving are thr ee sons, Russell Evilsizer, this city, Ralph Evilsizer of Montpelier, a nd Kenneth Scott of Upland; one daughter, Mrs Cecil Kirkwood, this cit y, a sister, Mrs Cora Hurst, this city, and three brothers, William, Fra nk and Vernon Scott, all of this city. Born March 13, 1882 in Blackford Co unty, Mrs Evilsizer was a daughter of James and Clarinda Scott. She had be en a lifetime resident of the county. Her husband died August 11, 193 9. Mr and Mrs Evilsizer were united in marriage at Millgrove on Novemb er 5, 1901. She was a member of the First Christian Church and t he D of A lodge. She was a woman possessed of kindly and generous traits a nd was highly regarded by all who knew her.

Mrs. Jesse O Evilsizer- The News Sentinel-Fort Wayne, Indiana-Hartford Cit y-6/23/1955 Mrs. Loretta May Evilsizer, 73, widow of Jesse O Evilsizer, and a lifelo ng resident of Blackford County died at 10:50 P.M. Tuesday at the Waldo Co nvalescent Home. Surviving are three sons, Ralph Scott, Upland and Russe ll Evilsizer, Hartford City, and Ralph Evilsizer, Montpelier City; a daugh ter, Mrs Cecil Kirkwood, Hartford City; one sister, Mrs. Cora Hurst, and t hree brothers, William Frank and Vernon Scott, all of this City. Friends m ay call at the Keplinger Chapel. Final rites will be held at 2:00 P.M., Fr iday., the rev C H Hanson officiating. Burial will be at the IOOF Cemetery .

[HI2139] (Research):The Ralph in the documents herein say he was 24 years and 7 months in Se pt of 1923 making him born February of 1899. He lied about his age to t he military, which was common. The Indiana newspaper said he was a ge 18 at the time of his arrest.

Hartford City News-Thursday, August 23, 1923 Youth Arrested in Desertion Ralph Evilsizer, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Evilsizer was arrested Wednes day afternoon about 4:30 P.M. by Marshall J B Orndorff on charges of bei ng a deserter from the United States Army. Information that young Evilsiz er was a deserter was received by the officer at 4 P.M. in a telegram fr om Ft Sill Oklahoma. A half hour later he was found working for B Hayden a nd taken into custody. He was taken to Ft Benjamin Harrison Thursday and t urned over to military authorities. Young Evilsizer was a private in batte ry D, 1st FA and enlisted October 19, 1922, deserting his post on May 4, 1 923. He arrived in this city last Sunday. He told officer Orndorff th at he had been since May making his way back to Hartford City.

Hartford City News, Saturday, Dec 30, 1967 Funeral services for Ralph Evilsizer, 63, 53 W Broadway, Shelbyville, w ho died at the William S Major Hospital in Shelbyville Saturday morning, w ill be held at the Keplinger Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 P.M. Mr Evilsizer m oved from Hartford City to Shelbyville three years ago. While he liv ed in Hartford City, he was employed at the St Joe paper Company. He was b orn in Blackford County to Jesse and Loretta Evilsizer on Feb 7, 1904. Off iciating at the funeral service will be the Rev Robert Neel and burial wi ll be in IOOF Cemetery. Friends may call at the Keplinger funeral home aft er 2 P.M. Monday to pay their respects. Surviving Mr Evilsizer are two dau ghters, Mrs Ronald (Patricia) Glesner, Shelbyville; and Mrs Francis Murra y, city; one son, Ralph Jr, Muncie; one sister, Mrs Cecil (Della) Kirkwoo d, city; one half brother, Kenneth Scott, Upland, six grandchildren and se veral nieces and nephews.

Oct 22, 1923 Military Justice CM No 158038

Memorandum for the Adjutant General

1 The record of trial in the case of Ralph Evilsizer, formerly Private, Ba ttery D, First Field Artillery, shows that he was convicted of desertio n, and sentenced to dishonorable discharge, suspended, total forfeiture s, and confinement for one year at the U S Disciplinary Barracks, Fort Lea venworth, Kansas, effective September 21, 1923. The evidence of record discloses that Evilsizer went absent without lea ve from his organization at Ft Sill, Oklahoma, on May 4, 1923, and remain ed absent without authority until he was confined at Fort Benjamin Harriso n, Indiana, on August 23, 1923. Evilsizer declined to testify or make any statement, and no evidence w as introduced in his behalf. Evidence of two previous convictions, w as by summary court-martial for misappropriating one pair of shoes and t he other by special court-martial for absence without leave, was submitte d. The charge sheet shows that Evilsizer enlisted October 19, 1922, at t he age of 23 years and eight months, with no prior service.

2. The record of trial discloses no mitigating circumstances or grounds f or clemency not summarized above. For the Judge Advocate General J H Stansfield Major, Judge Advocate Chief of Clemency Section

Headquarters Fifth Corps Area, Ft Haynes, Columbus, Ohio, October 8, 1923 General Court Martial Order No 115

Before a general court-martial which convened at Fort Benjamin Harrison, I ndiana, pursuant to paragraph 3, Special Orders No 212, September 11, 192 3. Headquarters Fifth Corps Area, was arraigned and tried:

Private Ralph Evilsizer, 6633191, Battery D, 1st field Artillery

CHARGE: Violation of the 58th Article of War Specification: In that Private Ralph Evilsizer, Battery D, First Field Art illery, did at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, on or about the 4 day of May, 1923, de sert the service of the United States, and did remain absent in deserti on until he was apprehended at Hartford City, Indiana, on or about the 22 nd day of August, 1923. PLEAS: To the specification and charge: "Not Guilty" FINDINGS: Of the specification and charge: "Guilty" SENTENCE: To be dishonorably discharged the service of the United State s, to forfeit all pay and allowances due or to become due, and to be confi ned at hard labor, at such place as the reviewing authority may direct, f or a period of one year.

The sentence was adjudged on September 21, 1923

The sentence is approved and will be duly executed, but the execution of t hat portion thereof adjudging dishonorable discharge appended until the so ldier's release from confinement. The United States Disciplinary Barrack s, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, is designated as the place of confinement b ut pending further orders this soldier will be held at Fort Benjamin Harri son, Indiana. ( J A 201)

By command of Major General McRae Official: C D Rhodes, Chief of Staff W T Bates, Adjutant General

CM NO 158038-Memorandum for File, October 20, 1923 The competent evidence of record in this case shows that this accused we nt absent without leave from his organization on May 4, 1923, at Fort Sil l, Oklahoma, and was returned to military control at Fort Benjamin Harriso n, Indiana, on August 23, 1923. The deposition of J B Orendorff, Hartfo rd City, Indiana, police officer, in the town in which accused was alleg ed to have been apprehended, not sworn to before a person competent to adm inister oath (Exhibit B) was introduced. There is no evidence of apprehens ion, as alleged, assuming therefore, that the accused surrendered, the sen tence adjudged in this case is not excessive in that the absence of this a ccused for a period more than 60 days, terminated by surrender, is punisha ble by dishonorable discharge, total forfeitures, and confinement at ha rd labor for one year. W J Bacon, Capt. JA

CHARGE SHEET Fort Sill Oklahoma, August 28, 1923 Evilsizer, Ralph, 6633191, Pvt, Battery D, 1st F A Date of current enlistment: October 19, 1922 Age at enlistment, 23 years, 8 months Term of current enlistment: Three years Rate of Pay: $30.00 per month Allotments to dependents: None Government Insurance Deduction: None Prior Service: None AFFIDAVIT Headquarters Fifth Corps Area, Fort Hayes, Ohio, Sept 11, 1923 Referred for trial to : Capt Thornton Chase, 11th Inf, Fort Benjamin Harri son, Ind, trial judge advocate of the general court-martial appointed by p aragraph 3 Special Orders No 212 W T Bates Adjutant

Headquarters Fifth Corps Area, Ft Hayes, Columbus, Ohio, Sept 11, 1923 Memorandum for the Commanding General SUBJECT: Charges against Private Ral ph Evilsizer, Bty D, 1st FA

1. The attached charges are correct and complete in form 2. They are appropriate to the indicated competent evidence in the case 3. A prima facie case justifying trial exists 4. Each specification states an offense cognizable by Court-Martial 5. The indicated competent evidence justifies trial on charge 6. The following evidence contained in the summary of statements of witnes ses submitted to be introduced at the trial for the following reasons 7. From the report of the medical officer to the investigating offic er it is believed that 8. The age of the accused is 24 years, 7 months. It is therefore recommended that the charge in this case be referred to ge neral court-martial. To Trial Judge Advocate, CCM Fort Benjamin Harrison, IN D P Quinlan, Corps Area Judge Advocate

The prosecution introduced the deposition of J B Orendorff, Hartford Cit y, Indiana. The deponent testified as follows: "I am Chief of Police, Hart ford City, Indiana. I know the accused. I arrested him about August 8, 19 23 upon information received from the War Department. I returned him to mi litary control at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, about the 9th of Augus t, 1923. The accused admitted that he was a deserter and expected arres t. He was engaged in a civilian occupation, to wit, working for Blene Hayd en on a moving van." (R-4 Ex B) The evidence sustains the findings of the court.

Hartford City, Indiana August 25, 1923 Your letter of Aug 23 inst at hand and in reply to questions asked will sa y. Date of apprehension: Wednesday, August 22nd, 1923 about 4.30 P.M. Clothing worn at time of apprehension:-Civilian Circumstances of apprehension-Received telegram war department Hq 1st F. A. Fort Sills, Oklahoma, stating that Ralph R Evilsizer was a deserter, ar rest and return to the nearest military post. And I started out to find hi m, and found him working for B Hayden on moving van, I arrested him at onc e. Date of return to military control: Thursday, August 23, 1923 and deliver ed at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, at 12 o'clock M. Did the accused make a statement? Yes, I am guilty, I've been looking f or it. Hoping that I have answered your questions satisfactorily. I beg to remain , Yours very truly, J B Orendorff, Chief of Police, Hartford City, Indiana

Sept 4, 1923 I certify that I am custodian of the service record of Private Ralph Evils izer, 6633191, Batt D, 1st Field Artillery, and that the following entri es are true as shown in soldier's service record.

Summary C M. appointed, Par a, S O 114 Hq. 2nd M G Co 94th A W Misappropriated one pair of shoes December 24, 1922 Sentence as approved, to be restricted to the Squadron for two months a nd to forfeit 2/3 pay for one month. Approved Jan 3, 1923. I certify that the above is correct. Sgt G W Walker, Jr, Capt, Cavalry, Comdg,TrB

Spec C M Appointed by Par 1, S O 43, Hq Ft Sill Okla. 58th A W Absent in des. Fr 1-4-23 to 1-15-23. Convicted of A W O L only. S entence as approved, to be conf at H/L for two mos & forf 10 days pay p er mo for like period. Approved 3-7-23 I certify the above is correct. Joi H Hinwood, Capt 11th Inf, Adjuant

Physical Examination Eyes:Blue Hair: Lt Brown Complexion: Ruddy Height:65 inches Weight:125 pounds Girth of chest: At expiration, 32 ½, at inspiration, 35 inches. General: Slender, well proportioned, furunculosis moderate right fore arm. General Conditions-Normal Vision: 20/20 Mouth and Gums: Fair condition Lungs:normal

[HI2140] (Research):Grandmother of Kim Hyatt dkhyatt@skyenet.net

[HI2141] (Research):The Hartford City News-Times, Saturday, 14 December, 1996, Pg 2, Col 1 Cecil L Kirkwood, 93, 715 East Kickapoo St, Hartford City, died Friday, De cember 13, 1996 at 6 A.M. in his residence from complications. He was bo rn Sept 30, 1903 in Hartford City, Indiana, the son of Charles Kirkwood a nd Ella M (Marshall) Kirkwood. Both parents are deceased. He married Del la (Evilsizer) Kirkwood, who died June 21, 1990. They were married in Hart ford City December 24, 1927. He retired from 3m Company in 1968 after 46 y ears of service. Cecil attended Church of the Nazarene, Hartford City, bei ng a lifelong resident of Blackford County. He is survived by a son Jer ry C (wife Arlene) Kirkwood, Hartford City; daughter Jackie k (husband Dea n) Shaw, St Petersburg Beach, FL; grandchildren, Chris A Kirkwood, Kimber ly A Hyatt, Craig M Kirkwood, Michelle Hefielmire; nine great grandchildre n, sister Bertah B Reed, Hartford City and several nieces and nephews. Pre ceding him in death were sister, Lula Reading, Sister Celia Dearduff, brot her Merritt L Kirkwood and brother William Clyde Kirkwood. Funeral servic es will be Monday, Dec 16, 1996 at 2 P.M. in Keplinger Funeral home. R ev H Gene Pool will officiate. Interment will be in the Garden of the Memo ry Mausoleum at Garden of the Memory Cemetery, Muncie, IN Friends may ca ll at the Keplinger Funeral Home Sunday from 8-9 P.M. and on Monday fr om 8 am until time of service at 2 P.M. Memorials may be made to Chur ch of the Nazarene, Hartford City, IN.

[HI2142] (Research):Name: «tab»Harry Sherer
SSN: «tab»702-07-3795
Last Residence: «tab»65802 Springfield, Greene, Missouri,
Born: «tab»28 May 1899
Died: «tab»Dec 1974
State (Year) SSN issued: «tab»Railroad Board (Issued Through) (Before 1951)

[HI2143] (Research):Said to be involved in some sort of bank heist in Dayton

Story from Donald Evilsizor 10/2006 When I was much younger back in 1945 there was a holdup that occurred in D ayton, Ohio but being only 6 years old at the time - what would I be ab le to remember or what was not even revealed to me? Or the possibili ty at the time may of existed the law in all probability did not even ha ve a definite suspect. But moving along in time to 1951 when my age was do ubled to 12 years old the holdup event surfaced again - but this time it w as learned that a family member was involved in the 6 year old case!

Exactly when the story broke open in the newspapers remain unknown at th is time to me but on Friday, June 1, 1951 the headline of the Dayton Jour nal Herald was one newspaper that carried the story. The notable headli ne was titled "Woman Identifies Dayton Man As Killer In 1945 Holdup" (unqu ote). I am certain the Dayton Daily News also carried the story too in a ddition to other area newspapers. Also the Battlecreek, Michigan newspap er may of had a story on this date and know they did for the Saturday, Ju ne 9, 1951 edition.

Again, I was basically shielded from a lot of the details but it surfac ed at our house on one evening when being visited by relatives and my d ad Marshall was angry making some very strong comments in regards to the s tory in the newspaper and related events in 1951. Folks with one excepti on that is essentially all that was ever heard over all these years - sin ce 1951 and that was 55 years ago.

Also I recall that some of our close relatives who were also kids ne ar my age back then seemed to only know a brief part of the event to o. We had discussed some of this over the years and we all seemed to ju st draw shaded memories with no details. Then someone sent me a very sho rt news article a few years ago that only covered a brief segment of how t he story broke open apparently in 1951.

Now in 2006 more information has been discovered and found in some newspap ers as it was indicated in the above paragraphs of this email. Hopefully s omeone will come forward who knows more of the story or has other news por traying the holdup event? I do not know nor ever did hear what the outco me was in the end.

The basics of the story as I know it to this point. First the names in the news and otherwise are listed as:

1. The alleged gunman - Ace Ellsworth Maggard (Maggart ?) also referr ed to as Ellsworth Maggart or Tex Maggart. In 1951 approximately 32 ye ar old house painter. Resided at 3715 McCall Street (Ave. ?) in Dayton, O hio. Maggart had apparently been arrested in 1935 as a juvenile burglar a nd auto thief. He was picked up again in 1947 and later released. The ne ws item also reflected prior to the current arrest he had lived in the sta te of Washington until a few months ago. Ace had been going with (datin g) Alberta Evilsizor for around 3 months.

2. My sister (half-sister) Alberta Creasman age 24 of Battlecreek, Michig an. I believe she was only around 18 years of age and not married when t he crime occurred in 1945 at which time her name would of been Alberta Evi lsizor. For some reason totally unknown to me yet she was known by the fir st or middle names as Jean or June. The name by which was known to the fam ily was Alberta Florence Evilsizor. Her statement apparently cracked t he murder case wide open. She was at one point charged with first degree m urder. Alberta had been once arrested in Troy for larceny and sent to a st ate girls' Institution for a term.

3. The slain former policeman who was shot and killed was Theodore Hust on (Houston ?) who was 40 years of age on August 25, 1945. His address w as listed as 208 Valley View Drive at the time he was killed. He was worki ng as a night dispatcher for the Cliff Cab Company having left the poli ce force in 1943 to purchase an interest in the taxi firm.

4. Shooting location at the time of the event was Hull Dobbs restaura nt at 524 on South Main Street in Dayton, Ohio.

5. Walter Hakes night manager, age 36 of 314 Hickory Street, Dayton, Ohi o. He was shot in the left leg.

6. Peter Creasman - Estranged husband of Alberta in 1951 who went to t he police in Battlecreek to inform the department what had been revealed to him previously by his w ife. He was upset over Alberta going with someone else. The family knew him as Pete.

7. Harry Wiegand of Battlecreek who was not involved in the crime with t he possible exception of maybe harboring a fugitive. Harry was apparently going out with Alberta C reasman which upset Pete enough so as to turn in Alberta to the police. From revealed indicat ions Harry was in love with Alberta at the time.

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That ends the names, basics and information as I know it to this poin t. I have been in contact with the Dayton Daily News and the Dayton Library. The newspaper indicated th ey do not have records readily available and the library would find difficulty in exerting time f or research unless there are specific dates for the news or other detail s. The library was attempting to assist me some more and also indicat ed I was free to review old editions on micro-film records.

I also believe that a obituary should exist for Theodore Huston who was sl ain. There should be some court records for Ace Maggart too. And there would of been probably many m ore newspaper articles during this time period covering the events.

My preliminary assumption is that all parties directly involved with th is case are likely deceased due to the time factor.

In the event there is any misunderstanding, I loved my sister Alberta ve ry much and was by her side when she was to the point of breathing her last in 1976 after suffering fr om cancer. Further, I love all my relatives to include those who may in the past may of had some misg ivings about me at any point in time. After the above scenario Alberta went on to lead a li fe of good citizenship from all of my knowledge. She did reveal to me in her later years of falling into a wr ong crowd or questionable association at one point in time when at a younger age.

Early on after the arrest it was not known if she had aided or abett ed in the crime. In the end to the best of my knowledge at this time she was held as a material witness only.

I see this article is already a bit lengthy for probably some of you so wi ll cut it off at this point to see if there is interest in more details to follow. I wanted to sort of wri te the story from the beginning to the end as known to me. Also again I would like to hear from anyone havi ng more information.

Name: Theodore Huston SSN: 293-22-6820 Died: Aug 1945 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 )

Name: Alberta Creasman SSN: 285-22-6782 Last Residence: 37321 Dayton, Rhea, Tennessee, United States of America Born: 24 Feb 1927 Died: Oct 1976 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 )


From Donald Evilsizor 10/2006 When I was much younger back in 1945 there was a holdup that occurred in D ayton, Ohio but being only 6 years old at the time - what would I be ab le to remember or what was not even revealed to me? Or the possibili ty at the time may of existed the law in all probability did not even ha ve a definite suspect. But moving along in time to 1951 when my age was do ubled to 12 years old the holdup event surfaced again - but this time it w as learned that a family member was involved in the 6 year old case!

Exactly when the story broke open in the newspapers remain unknown at th is time to me but on Friday, June 1, 1951 the headline of the Dayton Jour nal Herald was one newspaper that carried the story. The notable headli ne was titled "Woman Identifies Dayton Man As Killer In 1945 Holdup" (unqu ote). I am certain the Dayton Daily News also carried the story too in a ddition to other area newspapers. Also the Battlecreek, Michigan newspap er may of had a story on this date and know they did for the Saturday, Ju ne 9, 1951 edition.

Again, I was basically shielded from a lot of the details but it surfac ed at our house on one evening when being visited by relatives and my d ad Marshall was angry making some very strong comments in regards to the s tory in the newspaper and related events in 1951. Folks with one excepti on that is essentially all that was ever heard over all these years - sin ce 1951 and that was 55 years ago.

Also I recall that some of our close relatives who were also kids ne ar my age back then seemed to only know a brief part of the event to o. We had discussed some of this over the years and we all seemed to ju st draw shaded memories with no details. Then someone sent me a very sho rt news article a few years ago that only covered a brief segment of how t he story broke open apparently in 1951.

Now in 2006 more information has been discovered and found in some newspap ers as it was indicated in the above paragraphs of this email. Hopefully s omeone will come forward who knows more of the story or has other news por traying the holdup event? I do not know nor ever did hear what the outco me was in the end.

The basics of the story as I know it to this point.

First the names in the news and otherwise are listed as:

1. The alleged gunman - Ace Ellsworth Maggard (Maggart ?) also referr ed to as Ellsworth Maggart or Tex Maggart. In 1951 approximately 32 ye ar old house painter. Resided at 3715 McCall Street (Ave. ?) in Dayton, O hio. Maggart had apparently been arrested in 1935 as a juvenile burglar a nd auto thief. He was picked up again in 1947 and later released. The ne ws item also reflected prior to the current arrest he had lived in the sta te of Washington until a few months ago. Ace had been going with (datin g) Alberta Evilsizor for around 3 months.

2. My sister (half-sister) Alberta Creasman age 24 of Battlecreek, Michig an. I believe she was only around 18 years of age and not married when t he crime occurred in 1945 at which time her name would of been Alberta Evi lsizor. For some reason totally unknown to me yet she was known by the fir st or middle names as Jean or June. The name by which was known to the fam ily was Alberta Florence Evilsizor. Her statement apparently cracked t he murder case wide open. She was at one point charged with first degree m urder. Alberta had been once arrested in Troy for larceny and sent to a st ate girls' Institution for a term.

3. The slain former policeman who was shot and killed was Theodore Hust on (Houston ?) who was 40 years of age on August 25, 1945. His address w as listed as 208 Valley View Drive at the time he was killed. He was worki ng as a night dispatcher for the Cliff Cab Company having left the poli ce force in 1943 to purchase an interest in the taxi firm. 4. Shooting location at the time of the event was Hull Dobbs restaura nt at 524 on South Main Street in Dayton, Ohio. 5. Walter Hakes night manager, age 36 of 314 Hickory Street, Dayton, Ohi o. He was shot inthe left leg. 6. Peter Creasman - Estranged husband of Alberta in 1951 who went to t he police in Battlecreek to inform the department what had been reveal ed to him previously by his wife. He was upset over Alberta going with someone else. The family knew him as Pete.

7. Harry Wiegand of Battlecreek who was not involved in the crime with t he possible exception of maybe harboring a fugitive. Harry was apparently going out with Alberta C reasman which upset Pete enough so as to turn in Alberta to the police. From revealed indicat ions Harry was in love with Alberta at the time.

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That ends the names, basics and information as I know it to this poin t. I have been in contact with the Dayton Daily News and the Dayton Library. The newspaper indicated th ey do not have records readily available and the library would find difficulty in exerting time f or research unless there are specific dates for the news or other details. The library was attempti ng to assist me some more and also indicated I was free to review old editions on micro-film records .

I also believe that a obituary should exist for Theodore Huston who was sl ain. There should be some court records for Ace Maggart too. And there would of been probably many m ore newspaper articles during this time period covering the events.

My preliminary assumption is that all parties directly involved with th is case are likely deceased due to the time factor.

In the event there is any misunderstanding, I loved my sister Alberta ve ry much and was by her side when she was to the point of breathing her last in 1976 after suffering fr om cancer. Further, I love all my relatives to include those who may in the past may of had some misg ivings about me at any point in time. After the above scenario Alberta went on to lead a li fe of good citizenship from all of my knowledge. She did reveal to me in her later years of falling into a wr ong crowd or questionable association at one point in time when at a younger age.

Early on after the arrest it was not known if she had aided or abett ed in the crime. In the end to the best of my knowledge at this time she was held as a material witness only.

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I see this article is already a bit lengthy for probably some of you so wi ll cut it off at this point to see if there is interest in more details to follow. I wanted to sort of wri te the story from the beginning to the end as known to me. Also again I would like to hear from anyone havi ng more information.

Dayton News July 22 1952 Dayotn Man Cleared of Police Murder Ace Ellsworth Maggart, 32, was cleared today of chrages he shot and kill ed former Dayton police officer Theodore Huston in a 1945 hold-up. The Mon tgomery Co, grand jury yesterday ignored the evidence supplied by Marrar ts former girlfriend, Mrs Alberta Creasman of Detroit.

[HI2145] (Research):Independent Register, Libertyville, ILL Thursday, January 28, 1937 -Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine Evilsizor (Katie), 61, of 336 Milwauk ee Ave., who died early Monday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M ildred Diethorn on Lake St., were held Tuesday at 9:30 A.M. at the St. Jos eph's Church with interment following the services at Ascension Cemeter y. Mrs. Evilsizor is survived by her husband Samuel, a former preside nt of the village board; four daughters, Mrs. Ruth Knigge and Mrs. Diethor n, of Libertyville, Mrs. Gertrude Marnitz of Waukegan and Mrs. Florence Ki lby of Evanston; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Downs and Mrs. J. Gannon, and o ne brother J. Wynn, all of Evanston. There were eight grandchildren. Mr s. Evilsizor became ill about a month ago with an attack of influenza b ut was considered completely recovered from that sickness. A week ago Sund ay, she had gone to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Diethorn, during the af ternoon to take care of her grandchildren while Mrs. Diethorn and Mrs. Kni gge were away from home. When they returned they found Mrs. Evilsizor unco nscious on the basement floor. From that time until her death she had reco vered consciousness only for one day.

Death Certificate scanned to CD

[MI2145] (Medical):Found unconscious on basement floor, never recovering from a bout with the flu

[HI2148] (Research):Name: Hattie E. Evilsizer Date: Aug 31, 1907 Location: Georgetown Age: 40 yr Gender: Female Race: W Source location: County Health Office, New Albany Source notes: The source of this record is the book H-7 on page 58 with in the series produced by the Indiana Works Progress Administration.

[HI2166] (Research):Not proven to be this Gertrude but the location of Waukegan, IL leads me to believe it is probably her. Her age in the 1930 census agrees with this Gertrude's time of birth. Since she gives her parents birth places as Ohio in the 1930 census, I conclude this is the right woman. I was not able to find a death date for her. At one time, someone gave me her married name as "Karnitz". She may have remarried.

Genealogy of Corleys, by Jonathan Corley, Decatur Ill 1927 Verne Corley, son of Amos A, is an electrician, having received practically a high school education in the schools of Tuscola, Illinois and during his boyhood worked at various kinds of employment. During the war with Germany he worked as electrician for the government in the shipyards on the Atlantic Coast. After the war he did electrical work for a period in Mattoon, Illinois. He unfortunately suffered a broken leg in a game of footbal, which practically ended his work and business in Mattoon, IL as he was disabled for several months. But when he recovered he procurred work in Waukegan, Illinois and has now resumed to making usually good wages. He married Gertrude Evilsizer 4/24/1914. She is of the Romon Catholic Faith and he is protestant. No children have been born to their
marriage (1927). He resides at 411 Hall Ct Waukegan, IL

Name: «tab»Gertrude Karnatz
SSN: «tab»470-66-5850
Last Residence: «tab»55427 Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, United States of America
Born: «tab»29 Jul 1894
Died: «tab»Feb 1987
State (Year) SSN issued: «tab»Minnesota (1969 )

[HI2167] (Research):Son of Amso A Corley, siblings Etelka md Rev Ross Keran, and sister Ethel Corley md Harlan Samuel Peddycoart


California Death Index, 1940-1997
Name: «tab»Vern Corley
Social Security #: «tab»348073397
Sex: «tab»MALE
Birth Date: «tab»18 Nov 1891
Birthplace: «tab»Illinois
Death Date: «tab»26 Jun 1979
Death Place: «tab»Contra Costa

[NI2173] CONNEHAT, Edna I. Death date: 4/4/1923, Champaign County
Volume #4138, Certificate #24060

[HI2174] (Research):Ida M. Evilsizer's death certificate: Ida Mae Evilsizer was born 1-1-1885 in Missouri. Her father was Richa rd P. Staples, born in Kentucky. Her mother was Alice Turner, born in Mis souri. Her husband's name was George E. Evilsizer. Their usual residen ce is listed as 57179 2nd Street, Fremont, California. The informant is l isted as Lynn Winslow, 1751 Old Canyon Road, Fremont, California. Ida di ed at Mission Blvd. Convalescent Hospital, 38650 Mission Blvd., Fremont, C alifornia. She had lived in Alameda County for 15 years, and lived in Cal ifornia for 27 years. The cause of death is listed as cerebrovascular occ lusion, and cancer of the breast with metastases. Entombment was at Ingle wood Park Cemetery. Chapel of the Roses in Fremont handled the arrangemen ts.

[HI2178] (Research):PG 132ADAM GERONPROBATED 24 OCT 1907 URBANA TWP[DIED 8 OCT 1907] Heirs-Elizabeth Geron-widow-Springfield Peter Geron-sonSpringfield; John G eron— son-Urbana; Lizzie Gelzenleichter-dau— Clifton; Adam Geron-son— Beatt y; Frank Geron-son-Urbana; Effie Karg-dau-Urbana; Phillip Geron-son-Springfield; Lewis Geron-son-Spriflgfield Jacob Geron-son-Springfleld.All esta te to wife Elizabeth Geron her lifetime and at herdeath divided among chil dren. Elizabeth Geron executrix J J Miller administrator Witness:J J Miller Edwin L Littlewill signed 21 Apr 1906 Clark Co

Springfield Daily News, Thursday, October 10, 1907
Dies Without Realizing Hope
Adam Geron Will Be Taken a Corpse To Church He Helped to Build Members of St Luke's German Lutheran Church and friends will Friday pay tribute to the memory of the late Adam Geron, prominent farmer, and one of t he oldest members of the church, who passed away last Tuesday without realizing a much cherished hope to attend the dedication of the New St Luke 's Church. Mr Geron was 72 years old and in spite of his enfeebled condition he had hoped to atttend the dedication of the new church last Sunda y. He had contributed liberally toward its erection and previous to his la st illness attended the services regularly, taking always much intere st in the church. Rev S P Stupp, the new Pastor will conduct the servic e. Mr Geron died last Tuesday night at his beautiful country home on the c ounty line road nine miles north of Springfield. He leaves to mourn his loss the following children: Peter, John, Elizabeth, Adam, Frank, Effie, Phi llip, Lewis and Jacob Geron.

Researching Geron: rglee@flash.net (Russell and Gail Lee) Johann marries Elizabeth Effie in 1857. My Jacob is born 1862 in GR, marries Eliz. Ganz.in GR They name their daughter Effie born Gr 1887. Come to US 1888. Effie names her daughter Elizabeth. Settled in Springfield, Oh also

[HI2185] (Research):Springfield Daily News, Wednesday, May 5, 1971, Pg6 C H Dewey Geron, 72, of 1806 N Limestone St, died at 7:30 A.M. Wednesd ay in Mercy Medical Center. He was born Dec 1, 1898 in Clark county, the s on of Phillip and Lottie Evilsizor Geron. He was employed as a salesman f or Ripley Buick Company for 25 years and later with the Jim Strong Buick C ompany. He retired in 1968. Mr Geron was a member of St John's Lutheran Ch urch, St Andrews Lodge No 619 F and AM, Scottish Rite Valley of Dayton, An tioch Temple of Dayton and Neal Chapter No 522 OES. Survivors include h is wife, Carrie; one brother, Forrest of Springfield, and one nephew, Norm an Geron of Alexandria, VA. His body was taken to the Jackson, Lytle and C offman Funeral Home where friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 P.M. Thursda y. Services will be held at 1:30 P.M. Friday in the funeral home in char ge of the Rev Charles C Poole, assistant pastor of St John's Lutheran Chur ch, Contributions may be made to St John's Lutheran Church. Burial wi ll be in Ferncliff Cemetery.

[HI2188] (Research):Clark, Springfield 0016 Lee J Stiner Husband W 38 Ohio Wife Winnie 38, Ohio Daughter Helen L 15, Ohio Son Clifford L 13, Ohio Son Chester E 12, Ohio Daughter Gracie M 09, Ohio Daughter Gertrude W 05, Ohio

[HI2193] (Research):Marriage bond applied for by mother and father 4/30/1898

[HI2194] (Research):Springfield News-Sun Wednesday March 15, 1989 Urbana-Dorothy L (McConnehey) Evilsizor, 85, of 250 Poe Avenue died at 6: 10 A.M. Tuesday in McAuley Center. Body to Walter Schoedinger funeral hom e; visitation 3-5 and 7-9 P.M. Wednesday; services there 1 P.M. Thursday

Urbana Daily Citizen March 15, 1989 Dorothy L Evilsizor, 85, 250 Poe Ave, Urbana, died Tuesday, March 14, 19 89 at 6:10 a.m. in McAuley Center. She ws born July 1 1903 in Champaign Co unty, a daughter of Andrew and Edna (White) McConnahae. Survivors inclu de five daughters, Mrs Walter (Marjorie) Adkins, Jean Rowland, Mrs Jack (B etty) Litreal, Mrs Bud (Elnora) Nichols, all of Urbana, Mrs Carl (Sue) Lau ghlin of Sidney; three sons, Richard R and Joseph A, both of Urbana and Da vid E of Cable; 25 grandchildren, 38 great grandchilred; three sisters, M rs Philip (Catherine) Snyder of Urbana, Mrs Jack (Betty Jane) Allis on of St Petersburg, Fla, and Mrs Lola Richendollar of Springfield; two br others, Harry McConnahae of Sarasota, Fla and Samuel McConnehae of Springf ield; and two half-sisters, Emma and Christine. She was preceded in dea th by her husband Grover in 1971, a son Daniel N; a brother and a siste r; a granddaughter and a great grandson. Funeral services will be held Thu rsday at 1 p.m. in the Walter-Schoedinger Funeral Home with the Rev Herbe rt Hoover Collins officiating. Burial will be in Oak Dale Cemetery. Frien ds may call Wednesday from 3-5- and 7-9 in the funeral home

From:Adtc26@aol.com My name if Kathleen Inskeep, my Grandmother is a sister to Dorothy (McConn ehea) Evilsizor. I have been trying to find information on Grandma's fami ly. She has given me some names and would be glad to exchange informati on with you. My e-mail is: adtc26@aol.com. Kathleen

[HI2195] (Research):Owned and operated Country View Adult Family Home on Jackson Hill Rd

Name: Richard R Evilsizor Birth Year: 1922 Race: White, citizen Nativity State or Country: Ohio State: Ohio County or City: Champaign Enlistment Date: 17 Sep 1942 Enlistment State: Indiana Enlistment City: Fort Benjamin Harrison Branch: Air Corps Branch Code: Air Corps Grade: Private Grade Code: Private Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emerge ncy, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherw ise according to law Component: Army of the United States - includes the following: Voluntary e nlistments effective December 8, 1941 and thereafter; One year enlistmen ts of National Guardsman whose State enlistment expires while in the Feder al Service; Officers appointed in the Army of Source: Civil Life Education: 3 years of high school Marital Status: Single, without dependents Height: 73 Weight: 170

RICHARD R. EVILSIZOR Richard R. Evilsizor, 83, of Urbana, passed away Monday, Feb 6, 2006 in t he Hearth and Home, Urbana. He was born July 4, 1922 in Champaign Count y, Ohio the son of the late Grover and Dorothy (McConnehay) Evilsizo r. He retired from he United States Air Force as a Master Sargeant aft er 22 years of service. He was the former Veteran Service Officer for Cha mpaign County and a member of the D.A.V. Richard was a member of the Harm ony Lodge No. 8 F & AM, Commandery Raper No. 19, Chapter No. 34 and Counc il No. 59, all of Urbana, as well as the Antioch Shrine. He is surviv ed by one daughter, Tina M. (Glenn) Blair of Springfield, Ohio; one son, R ichard R. (Deb) Evilsizor of Norwich, Ohio; six grandchildren, Rhonda Buc ki of Florida, Christopher Evilsizor of Piqua, Glenn Blair of Springfiel d, Kelli (Walter) Leistritz of Urbana, Amanda (Jason) Page of Springfiel d, Ohio and Christopher Blair of Urbana; three great-grandchildren, Ashl ey Bucki, Ashley Leistritz and Michael Leistritz; four sisters, Jean Rowla nd of Urbana, Betty Literal of Urbana, Elnora (Garland) Nichols of Urba na and Florence Laughlin of Sidney; one brother, Joseph (Carol) Evilsiz or of Urbana; and several nieces and nephews. Richard is preceded in dea th by his parents; his wife, Marie (Humphreville); one sister, Marjorie Ad kins; and two brothers, Daniel Evilsizor and David Evilsizor. Visitati on will be held from 3 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb 11, 2006 in the VERNON F UNERAL HOME, Urbana. Masonic services will start at 4 p.m. with the funer al services immediately following in the funeral home with the Rev. Gl en O. Blair, Jr. officiating. Burial will be held at the convenience of t he family in the Oak Dale Cemetery.

Name: Richard R. Evilsizor SSN: 296-14-8345 Last Residence: 43078 Urbana, Champaign, Ohio Born: 4 Jul 1922 Died: 6 Feb 2006 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 )

[HI2196] (Research):Daughter of William Hawson born in England per death certificate
Son Oliver Jr death cert named mother Alice Elizabeth Hawson

[HI2197] (Research):Death cert names father Phillip Dinges born PA and mother Rebecca Krate b. PA

[HI2198] (Research):Blake genealogy at www.gencircles.com

[HI2200] (Research):1903 Wheatland, WY

[HI2202] (Research):An Elizabeth "Sizer" was found in the Kanawah Co, WV marriage records to J ames Arthur 9/11/1839. Birth date for this child makes her a possibility a nd the fact that no "Sizer" family was found in this county.

Name not proven , but age range in census 1810-1820 gives 1814 birth da te and area was in migration path from Berks Co, PA to Virginia/West Virgi nia

[HI2203] (Research):IOOF Cemetery CASSELL Charles W. 1901 1960 Twin Hills/IOOF Penn Jay IN CASSELL Daniel H. 1859 1941 Twin Hills/IOOF Penn Jay IN CASSELL Harriett E. 1861 1941 Twin Hills/IOOF Penn Jay IN CASSELL K. Wight 1898 1984 Twin Hills/IOOF Penn Jay IN CASSELL Lucile 1906 1924 Twin Hills/IOOF Penn Jay IN CASSELL M. Beulah 1903 1944 Twin Hills/IOOF Penn Jay IN

Marriage records shows name of Daniel and child birth record names David.

[HI2204] (Research):Census Place:Winchester, Randolph, Indiana Source:FHL Film 1254307 National Archives Film T9-0307 Page 14 0C RelationSexMarrRaceAgeBirthplace Samuel SLAGLESelfMMW25OH Occ:PlastererFa: OHMo: --- Laura SLAGLEWifeFMW22IN Occ:Keeping HouseFa: ---Mo: OH L. A. SLAGLESonMSW4IN Occ:At HomeFa: OHMo: IN P. SLAGLEDauFSW4MIN Occ:At HomeFa: OHMo: IN

[HI2206] (Research):Unable to find a Peter Borbeck in Indiana for 1920 or 1930

[HI2208] (Research):John W. Hodges found in: Census Microfilm Records: Indiana, 1900 Lived in: Knox Township, Jay County, Indiana Series: T623 Microfilm: 380 Book: 1 Page: 69 b5/1868 m9y Emma J, wife 5/1864 3/2 Nora, 4/1893, dau Bell L, fau, 5/1897 Noah Brisco FIL 3/1837 Leola, SIL 11/1875

[HI2210] (Research):I believe death records are in error. Rachel appears as a child a ge 19 in the 1870 Census in household of her parents

[HI2215] (Research):Died of brain disease. Brough to Urbana from Ky by his father William in 1 799. His father is accredited with the naming of Kings Creek, Buck Cree k, Sinking Creek, Pretty Praire and perhaps others.

County Collustrator, Urbana, Ohio, Thursday Oct 17 1831 A List of the lands forfeited to the state of Ohio for the non-payme nt of taxes, lying within the County of Champaign. Compiled by Pat Stickl ey, CCGS Newsletter Vol 10 No 2 April 1994 pg 32 Thomas Moore Sec 25 Range 11 Twp 5 NE 53 1/2 acres Notice is hereby given, that agreeably to an act of the Legislature of Ohi o, passed the 14th of March 1831, for the sale of lands and town lots forf eited to the State, for the non-payment of taxes which have accrued pri or to the first of January 1831, I will offer the foregoing lands and to wn lots for sale, at the Court House, in Urbana, on the second Monday in D ecember next, itbeing the 12th day of said month of December, if the ta x, interest, and penalties, charged on said list, be not paid into the Cou nty Treasury and the Treasurer’s receipt produced therefor, before the ti me specified in this notice for the sale of said lands and town lots. Mathew Magrew, Auditor of Champaign County

[HI2217] (Research):MARCH 26, 1775. Chalkley
(67) Margaret Ann McClenachan, widow of John McClenachan, petitions t he Court to set aside the former order appointing guardians of her infa nt son, John, then two months old, alleges that the guardians are tho se to whom the reversion would go--granted.

[DI2224] Daily News, Springfield, OH on Tuesday, January 15, 1957
Page 4. Charles A. SPAHR, 77, of Albuquerque, N. M., a former Springfielder, died at 4:15 p.m. Monday in his residence there, 615 N. Cedar st. A native of Clermont County, Mr. SPAHR had resided in Clark (rest of obit cut off).

[XI2224] NW-Cal 19
SPAHR Charles A«tab»
1878 Feb 18
1957 Jan 14

[HI2226] (Research):Some records show name as Levi and others as Lewis. 1910 Census shows th is is first marriage, 21 yrs. 1900 census shows Levi W and 1910 shows Lew is W, 1920 Levi Tombstone says born 1860

[HI2228] (Research):Springfield News-Sun, Thursday, July 14, 1994, Pg 21 Herman K Stickley, 79, of 453 Gwynne St, died Wednesday at 11:50 A.M. in C hampaign Nursing Home. Visitation from 6-8 P.M. Thursday in the Walter-Sch oedinger Funeral Home, Urbana; services there at 11 A.M. Friday.

[XI2233] Stone not located

[HI2247] (Research):Name: Charles W. Perry SSN: 301-42-8069 Last Residence: 43009 Cable, Champaign, Ohio, United States of Ameri ca Born: 6 Jan 1884 Died: 15 Dec 1971 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (1963 )

[HI2255] (Research):1920 Jay Co, Portland, IN Census shows a Bertha Evilsizer age 27 living wi th a Mr Williamson. No relationship given

Evilsizer, Bertha
Age: 27 Year: 1920
Birthplace: Indiana Roll: T625_440
Race: White Page: 2A
State: Indiana ED: 88
County: Jay Image: 1011
Township: Wayne servant in household of J R Williamson

[HI2256] (Research):Seeking parentage.

ZIRKLE -- Ezra C. Zirkle, 82, of 1013 Broadway, died 2 a.m. Monday, Nov. 20, 1961 in Mercy Hospital. Body to Neff-Walter funeral home, Urbana, where friends may call until noon Wednesday when his body will be taken to Terre Haute Methodist Church to lie in state until services 2 p.m. Wednesday with the Rev. Roland Perkins, assisted by the Rev. Robert S. Lawrence, officiating. Burial in Terre Haute Cemetery. JOUAM services 8 p.m. Tuesday in funeral home.

«u»«b»Ohio Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-1944, and 1958-2002 «/u»
Name:«/b»Ezra C Zirkle«b» Birth Date:«/b»Est. 1882«b» Gender:«/b»Male «b» Race:«/b»White «b» Residence City:«/b»Springfield «b» Residence County:«/b»Clark «b» Residence State:«/b»Ohio «b» Residence Country:«/b»United States «b» Death Date:«/b»20 Nov 1961«b» Hospital of Death:«/b»Mercy Medical Center «b» City of Death:«/b»Springfield «b» County of Death:«/b»Clark «b» Certificate:«/b»83791 «b» Age at Death:«/b»79 «b» Certifier:«/b»Physician «b» Autopsy:«/b»Yes, used for certification «b» Marital Status:«/b»Widowed

[HI2260] (Research):Springfield New-Sun-Saturday September 17, 1984-Pg18 Urbana-Orval A "Jack" Litreal,70, of 1509 U S Route 68 S, died at 2:46 A. M. Friday in his residence. Visitation 2-5 P.M. Sunday in the Walter Schoe dinger funeral home; services there 1 P.M. Monday; burial in Oak Dale Ceme tery.

[HI2262] (Research):Children of William Hamilton from Dana Nelson 889 Hwy20-26, Ontario, Oreg on 97914 dfnelson@juno.com

On this piece of paper that was sent from the family Bible it says th at he was born in Green River, GA

Came west on an immigrant train in 1879 to Eagle Rock Idaho from the re by team and wagon to Glendale Montana arriving there 10 oct 1879 Jonnie Oranger drove the team.

[HI2266] (Research):Name: Helen R Barger Gender: 2 Date of Death: 18 November 1987 Birth Date: 06 December 1924 Volume: 27056 Certificate: 080717 Autopsy: 9 Social Security Number: 302163296 Marital Status: Married Hispanic Origin: American Place of Death: , Champaign County Certifier: Physician Race: White Birth Place: Ohio Residence: , Champaign County Age: 62 Years

[HI2269] (Research):PG 154 CHARLES W MARSHALLPROBATED B MAR 1890 URBANA CITY ~DIED 19 FEB 189 0] Heirs—Lorahama Marshall—widow; Eva McDonald—dau-Urbana. Daughter Eva L $10 ,000 and during her lifetime to remain in her control; if she not livi ng at my death and has no oh $10,000 to my wife if living. Son—in—law Jo el R McDonald to whom I have become as much attached as I possibly cou ld be to my own son $5000 if he survives me. To bro John A Marshall wat ch and chain and $200; grdau Lora Marshall McDonald $5000 when she is 18 y ears of age; sis Betsy L Nash $500; father John Marshall $200 annual ly as long as he lives. Wife Lorahama Marshall executrix Witness:J F Eichelberger A P Rosswill signed 28 Jul 1880 11

[HI2270] (Research):Bio in 1902 Centenial GF was Henry Farichild b 1814 Father was Orris

[HI2273] (Research):Marriage 1 ? FREEMAN Children Mary Jane FREEMAN Ira Daniel FREEMAN

[HI2275] (Research):Bible record gives date of birth 1837 Death Certificate gives date of bir th 1839 Death Vol # 1985 Cert # 41301 Family researcher for Low Family: Anita Fiel der 141 Moss Creek Dr Augusta, GA 30907 anitajean@mindspring.com

Death Cert was changed by person filling it out to show maiden name was Fe nton. This has proved to be incorrect.

Springfield Daily News, Thursday, July 6, 1916
Mrs Emily J Evilsizor, aged 76 years, died Thursday morning at 9 o'clo ck of a complication of diseases at her home 1036 West Broadway. She was b orn in Urbana and was a member of the Baptist Church of that place. Mrs. E vilsizor is survived by seven sons. Lem, of this city, Melvin of Urbana, J ason of Urbana, Joseph of this city, William of Urbana, Ezra of this cit y, and Ernest of Urbana. Funeral services will be held at the residence Sa turday morning at 10 o'clock. Burial will be made in the Nettle Creek Ceme tery near Urbana

[DI2275] Name: Emily J. Evilsizor
Death date: 06 Jul 1916
Death place: Springfield, Clark Co., Ohio
Birth date: 24 May 1839
Birth place: Urbana, O.
Age at death: 77 years 1 month 12 days
Gender: Female
Marital status:
Race or color: American
Street address:
Occupation: Housekeeper
Residence:
Burial date: 08 Jul 1916
Burial place: Ohio
Cemetery name: Nettle Creek Cem
Spouse name:
Father name: not known
Father titles:
Father birth place: not known
Mother name:
Mother titles:
Mother birth place:
Informan Lem Evilsizor
COD cerebral hemmhorage
GSU film number: 1983750
Digital GS number: 4021408
Image number: 1162
Reference number: fn 41301
Collection: Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI2278] (Research):Champaign Co, Genealogical Society, Champaign Co Oh-Newspaper Abstracts M ay 1855-1871, (March 2000). pg71 4/17/1862 Hugh McDonald returned yesterd ay from 66th OVI with his son Lt Duncan McDonald, who is invalid; he infor ms us that W O Hunter of this place died in hospital at Winchester last Su n.

Name: Duncan A McDonald , Enlistment Date: 14 September 1861 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Union State Served: Ohio Unit Numbers: 1903 1903 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 14 September 1861 at the a ge of 24 Enlisted in Company B, 66th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 14 September 1861. Promoted to Full Lieutenant 2nd Class on 14 October 1861 Wounded on 09 August 1862 at Cedar Mountain, VA Died of wounds Company B, 66th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 15 August 1862

According to the census records, he did not die of his wounds.

[HI2279] (Research):Name : William Newton Dorsey Death date : 06 Jul 1934 Death place : Urbana, Champaign Co., Ohio Birth date : 27 Apr 1859 Estimated birth year : Birth place : Ohio Age at death : 75 years 2 months 9 days Gender : Male Marital status : Single Race or color : Caucasian Occupation : Farm Laborer Residence : St. Paris, Ohio Burial date : 08 Jul 1934 Burial place : Champaign Co., Ohio Cemetery name : Charity Chapel Father name : Isaac Dorsey Father birth place : Ohio Mother name : Isabelle Evilsizor Mother birth place : Ohio GSU film number : 1993037 Digital GS number : 4001904 Image number : 3056 Certificate number : fn 41208 Collection : Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI2281] (Research):Urbana Daily Citizen-Saturday, Feb 27, 1965 Mrs Clara C Evilsizor,89, of 115 S Second St, Fletcher, a native of Champa ign county died in her residence Friday afternoon. She was born Dec 4, 18 75 to Nathan Baker and Maria Stevens, and was married Dec 31, 1896 to Samu el Evilsizor. He preceded her in death March 11, 1954. She had lived in Ti pp City the last ten years with her daughter, Mrs Howard (Mary) Houser a nd was a former resident of Huntsville. Mrs. Evilsizor leaves two other da ughters. Mrs Lewis Zirkle of Troy and Mrs Robert (Edra) Barger of North Ha mpton; eight grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren; two sisters; Mrs Ma ry Drube of Troy and Mrs Anne Jenkins of Huntsville. Services will be he ld at 1 P.M. Monday in the Suber funeral home in Fletcher with burial in F letcher Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday afternoon a nd evening.

Clara's grandfather and great grandfather was Simon Baker. From Beers Hist ory of Champaign County, OH on Page 705: Simon Baker was born Nov 17, 1791 in Frederick, MD and emigrated with h is parents, Elizabeth and Peter Baker, to Virginia, in 1796; in 1816, th ey again moved, this time to Champaign County, and entered land in 1816; P resident James Monroe's signature being affixed to their patent; their chi ldren, Frederick, Simon and Peter were born in Maryland; Rebecca, Betsy, P olly, John and Jacob were born in Viginia; six of whom are still livin g. Mr Baker can just lay claim to being the oldest man in the county, a nd is now 89 years of age; he has seen the entire development of this coun try from its infancy, and the most sanguine dreams of his youth are more t han realized; he has seen the heavy forests that were inhabited by the wi ld deer and Indian disappear, and in their stead stand fields of waiving g rain; the little frontier towns have grown to be prosperous cities, and t he log cabins have given way to the aristocratic farm residence. His paren ts are among the most industrious pioneers, and left their children a lega cy of honor and uprightness. Simon was married to Catherine Darnell in 182 3; they were parents of eleven children, all of whom were reared up exce pt two. He now resides on the old home, that was cleared by his own labo r; his son Nathan takes care of the farm, and Mr baker makes his home wi th him. He was always noted for his honor and fair dealing with his fell ow men, and will leave behind a name of which his children should ever fe el proud.


IGI CLARA C. BAKER Birth: 04 DEC 1874 , Champaign, Ohio Parents:
Father: N. D. BAKER Family
Mother: MARIAH STEVENS

Last Name: EVILSIZOR First Name: CLARA Middle Name: C Spouse First Name: SAMUEL Age at Time of Death: 89 City of Death: FLETCHER State of Death: OH Month of Marriage: 12 Day of Marriage: 31 Year of Marriage: 1896 Parent's First Name(s): NATHAN Month of Death: 2 Day of Death: 26 Year of Death: 1965 Other Names There is 1 other family name for this person: 1.) Last Name: BAKER First Name: CLARA Middle: C

Newspaper Source Source: Bellefontaine Examiner Month: 2 Day: 27 Year: 1965 Page: 5 Column: 7

[XI2284] aged 27 yrs

[HI2288] (Research):A Sarah Evilsizer signed marriage bond 1899 for groom named Daniel McCune

[HI2290] (Research):Census Place:Kanawha, West Virginia Source:FHL Film 1255405 National Archives Film T9-1405 Page 40 3C James W. MCCLANAHANSelfMMW31WVFa: VAMo: WV Eliza MCCLANAHANWifeFMW31WVFa: WVMo: VA Charles E. MCCLANAHANSonMSW5WVFa: WVMo: WV Dora Ann MCCLANAHANDauFSW3WVFa: WVMo: WV Catherine CUNNINGHAMOtherFSW25WVFa: WVMo: WV Jarrett MCCLANAHANCousinMSW23WVFa:


McClanahan, James Lived in: Poca District, Putnam County, West Virginia 1900 Series: T623 Microfilm: 1770 Book: 2 Page: 83

[HI2293] (Research):1907 Jay County Directory,

[NI2294] The story is that he was killed by wild animals.

[HI2294] (Research):

[HI2298] (Research):In 1836 he received a land grant from the Commonwealth of VA. He later pur chased more land which lied on the bank of the Poca River in Putnam Co.,VA Desc Tree provided by John Landers. Says the family moved to Jefferson C o, MO is pr.1852. No census listing for 1860. 1850 shows America h/h in W/ V sharonlanders@home.com


linda@email2000.net (Linda Kay Anderson) www.my-ged.com/anderson/

Toni Coffee tjcoffee@903internet.com

Hazel Hilliard 9110 Haskell Drive Broken Arrow, Oklahoma 74014 Phone 918-251-2441 hazhil@worldnet.att.net

cathylanders@yahoo.com Cathy Landers

Russell Landers. He is a descendant of Walker Landers and Ernest Lander s.

[HI2299] (Research):1887, Sept 23 "While REV ISAAC EVILSIZOR, wife and child were driving do wn hill near Terre Haute, Monday, their horse stumbled and fell, all escap ed except the infant, 7months old, it's skull was mashed, which cause it 's death."

[HI2300] (Research):In Guernsey Co, Washington, OH pg 616 for 1870, there is a Catherine Van ce age 71. Can this be Catheirne Evilsizer? The ages do not fit for the f ollowing reasons: parents were married in 1809, making it impossible for her to be born pri or to 1800. She was in the 1830 Census with Cyrus, as a female age 20-30. (b1800-1810) She did not appear in the 1850 Census with Cyrus. His wife was named Hann ah age 34.

[HI2301] (Research):John's parents found on WFT Vol 48 Tree 1569

[HI2307] (Research):1850 Washington Co, Lawrence, OH 9/28/1850 HH29 Elias Smith, 36 VA Sarah, 32, VA Martin Sigman, 13, OH Elizabeth Sigman, 11, OH Telitha Sigman, 7 OH Caroline Smith, 3, ] twin Lewis Smith, 3,] twin Alexander Smith 4m

1860 Never found

1870 Lawrence Co, Fayette, OH 7/16/1870 HH277 Elias Smith, 57 VA Sarah 52 VA Alexander 19 OH Hulda J 17 OH Melissa A 13 OH

1880 Lawrence Co, Fayette, OH pg103 Elias Smith, 68, VA Sarah, 61 VA next house Lewis Smith, 33, OH Hester J, wife, 26, OH Ada C, dau, 7 OH John, son, 3 OH Effie, dau, 2, OH

[HI2308] (Research):From:cherokeeskys@msn.com (glenda stadley) To:Evilsizer3@aol.com

Hello, Cyrus Vance was my grandfather. He was married to Catherine in 1830, 11 ye ars before my grandfather was born, the 4th of 7 children to Cyrus. Everyo ne believes my grandfather's mother was a Hannah Vance, but I'm not convin ced, as Catherine is the first marriage I have found for him. Do you ha ve any information on Catherine? Cyrus was in the 1850 Richland, Ohio cens us with Hannah, but I think she was other than his wife. Thank you, Glenda Vance Stadley

Bonnie Vance Miller Bvmiller

1850 Guernsey Co, OH Richland Twp pg 138 Cyrus Vance 42 Wagoner, b VA Hannah M 34 b VA Catherine E 15 Thomas P 13 John W 11 Samuel L 9 Debba M 7 Cyrus F 2 Vincent F 4m

It would seem Catherine Evilsizer died or divorced. From the ages of the c hildren, names, and the gap between Debba and Cyrus it seems likely it w as about 1844-1847. Child Catherine is probably named after her mother a nd son John named after Catherine's father, John.

Other Cyrus Vance Marriages Marriage(s): Spouse: Mary E. SHREEVE Marriage: 9 Dec 1856
Guernsey, Ohio

Marriage(s): Spouse: Nancy Mrs WHISSEL Marriage: 21 Feb 1864
Guernsey, Ohio

We connect through Cyrus Vance and Catherine Evilsizer of Guernsey Count y, Ohio area. I would love to exchange information with you. Maybe we co uld help each other learn more. Lois Miller loism3@prodigy.net

[HI2315] (Research):Obit of husband Claude names wife as Mary Lou Smith
Daughter death certificate names mother Mary Lou Aultman
Husbands obit names step children Cynthia Miller of Alb NM, Patricia Kniss of Springfield, IL and Rodey SMith of Urbana indicating she married Smith previously. But obit says first wife mary Lou died in 1983 also suggesting he married a second Mary Lou.

Springfield News Thursday May 26, 1983 Urbana- Mrs Clyde Mary Lu Evilsizor, 50, of 5877 E Ohio 29, died Tuesday e vening in University Hospital, Columbus. Body to Walter funeral home; visi tation 7-9 P.M. Thursday; services at 10:30 A.M. Friday. Friday May 27, 1983 The Rev William Scarle of the First Baptist Church officiated, with buri al in Fairview cemetery, Mutual. Pallbearers were Donnie Routt, Robert Sta nley, Melby Ober, Mike Botts, Roger Frazier and Robert Reed

Columbus Dispatch, Wednesday May 25, 1983 Ohio Deaths Evilsizor, Mary Lou, 50, of Urbana, Ohio, Tuesday

Name: Mary L Evilsizor Age at Death: 50 Date of Death: 24 May 1983 City of Death: Columbus (Pt) County of Death: Franklin Volume: 25237 Certificate: 032934 Date of Birth: Est. 1933 State of Birth: Ohio Country of Birth: United States Gender: Female Marital Status: Married Race: White Social Security Number: 286-28-0413 County of Residence: Champaign State of Residence: Ohio Country of Residence: United States Hospital of Death: OSU Medical Ctr Certifier: Physician Autopsy: No autopsy

[DI2315] Name: «tab»Mary L Evilsizor
Birth Date: «tab»Est. 1933
Birth State: «tab»Ohio
Birth Country: «tab»United States«tab»
Gender: «tab»Female
Race: «tab»White«tab»
Residence County: «tab»Champaign
Residence State: «tab»Ohio
Residence Country: «tab»United States«tab»
Death Date: «tab»24 May 1983
Hospital of Death: «tab»Osu Medical Ctr
City of Death: «tab»Columbus (Pt)
County of Death: «tab»Franklin
Certificate: «tab»032934
Age at Death: «tab»50
Certifier: «tab»Physician
Autopsy: «tab»No autopsy«tab»
Social Security Number: «tab»286-28-0413
Marital Status: «tab»Married

[HI2316] (Research):Evilsizor William G. 56, of Springfield died unexpectedly Sunday, May 6, 2007 in his residence. Graveside services will be held at 10 a.m. We dnesday at Calvary Cemetery Chapel. The family is being served by the Conroy Funeral Home.Springfield News-Sun (OH) - May 8, 2007

Name: William G. Evilsizor SSN: 279-50-9157 Last Residence: 43078 Urbana, Champaign, Ohio, United States of America Born: 11 Jan 1951 Died: 6 May 2007 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (1966-1967 )

[HI2319] (Research):Urbana Citizen Tuesday September 8, 1981 St Paris- Two St Paris residents were killed while a third remains in "ser ious" condition after a car-truck accident on Rt 36 just west of St Pari s, Friday at 8:50 P.M... Gail R Springer, 34 , 109 Rupolo St and Teresa L ou Evilsizor, 23, of the Coral Courts trailer court, were killed in the ac cident. Russell Lauderback, also St Paris was listed in "Serious" conditi on this morning in the intensive care unit of Good Samaritan Hospital, Day ton. The driver of the semi-truck, James Henderson, 38, of Columbus, and h is co-driver, Thomas E Langiven, 29, of Lockbourne, Ohio, were not hu rt in the accident. According to the Champaign county Sheriff's report, Sp ringer was attempting to pass the semi, but after observing oncoming traff ic attempted to drop back into the eastbound lane behind the truck but th en drove into the back end of the truck. Henderson said his truck was trav eling 35 to 40 mph when he was struck in the rear by the auto, apparent ly at a high rate of speed. The autopsy reports are not yet complete. Mi ss Evilsizor was born Oct 29, 1957 in Urbana, the daughter of Clyde and Ma ry Lou Aultman Evilsizor. She was a member of the Grace Baptist church, a nd a 1977 graduate of Mechanicsburg High School. She is survived by her pa rents; three sisters, Mrs John (Patricia) Miller and Mrs Herb (Ivy) Mille r, both of Cable, and Mrs Crystal Wheeland of Urbana; three brothers, Will iam and David both of Urbana, and Jeff stationed in Yuma, Arizona with t he U S Marine Corps; her maternal grandmother, Mrs Mildred Aultman of Mutu al; paternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Clyde Evilsizor, Sr of Urbana; sever al AUNTS AND UNCLES; AND THREE NEPHEWS AND ONE NIECE. Friends may call fr om 7 to 9 P.M. Tuesday at the Walter funeral home, where services wi ll be held Wednesday at 1:30 P.M. The Rev Dr Ray L Kaffenbarger, past or of Grace Baptist Church will officiate. Urbana Citizen Thursday September 10, 1981 Service for Teresa Lou Evilsizor, 23 , who died Friday night in a car-tru ck accident on Rt 36, just west of St Paris, were held Wednesday at 1:30 P .M. in the Walter funeral home. The Rev Dr Ray Kaffenbarger officiated. Bu rial was in Fairview Cemetery, Mutual. The pallbearers were Leonard Austi n, Roger Frazier, Rodney Rittenhouse, Charles Hillenbrand, William Ropp a nd Lewis Minnich.

[DI2322] Urbana Daily Citizen Monday July 21, 1952 Funeral Services conducted Monday for Mutual Girl Funeral services were to be held at 10:30 A.M. Monday in the Humphrey's a nd Son funeral home of Mildred Irene Evilsizor, one and one-half month o ld daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde W Evilsizor of Mutual. The child died Satu rday at 7 A.M. following a brief illness. In addition to her parents, t he infant is survived by one brother, William George Evilsizor, her patern al grandparents, Mr and Mrs Clyde W Evilsizor of Urbana; her maternal gran dparents, Mr and Mrs Ray Aultman of Urbana. Rev Samuel Furrow will officia te at services. Burial will be made in Kingscreek Cemetery

Ohio Deaths 1908-1953 Name : Mildred Irene Evilsizor Death date : 19 Jul 1952 Death place : Goshen Twp, Champaign, Ohio, United States Birth date : 02 Jun 1952 Birth place : Ohio Age at death : 1 month 17 days Gender : Female Race or color : Caucasian Residence : Mutual, OH Rt 29 Burial date : July 21 1952 Burial place : Mechanicsburg, OH Cemetery name : Kingscreek Cemetery Father name : Clyde Wm. Evilsizor Father titles : Jr. Mother name : Mary Lou Aultman GSU film number : 2246300 Digital GS number : 4109428 Image number : 02290 Certificate number : 43021 Informant: Clyde W Evilsizor Jr COD; Premature 3lb 4oz

[HI2329] (Research):PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN IMMIGRANTS 1709-1786 List Consolidated from Yearbooks of The Pennsylvania German Folklore Socie ty Genealogical Publishing Co.,Inc Baltimore 1984 IMMIGRANTS FROM WUERTTEMBERG, The Adolf Gerber Lists

UEBEL, JOHANN FRIEDRICH (2)----Siglingen (1752) With wife. Ludwigsberg Protocol, 4.21.1752, to "Pennsylvania."//Johan Ub el (Johan Friedrich Uebel), age 30, Peggy, September 24[25] 1753, Hinke, I ,546,548. Cf. 3PA, II,444:Fred'k Evil(single), Coventry Tp.,Chester Co.,Pa .,1768; also 3PA,18,43:Fredrick Evil, Exeter Tp.,Berks Co.,Pa, 1767. Esta te of Frederick Ubel, of Exeter Tp.,Berks Co.,Pa, April 22, 1777, administ ration to Michael Dieber, next of kin, Berks Co Will Abstracts, I,223,GSP.

1767 Census-Berks Coshows neighbors of Boyer and Allstat. Facts of Jakob U ebelschausser show daughter< Elizabeth married Reese Allstat,and daught er Sarah's sponser at birth was Eva Boyer. Jacob in same household in 17 79 census after Johann died in 1777 leads me on a new path of evidence th is is the father of Jakob. Michael Dieber, listed in administration, sho ws in 1790 Census Berks Co, and land records 1811 in Schuykill Co(ne xt to Berks).

[HI2330] (Research):1880 Census Place:Kanawha, West Virginia Source:FHL Film 1255405 National Archives Film T9-1405 Page 40 2B John R. MCCLANAHAN SelfMMW79VAOcc:FarmerFa: VAMo: VA Jane MCCLANAHANWifeFMW63WVFa: VAMo: VA Andrew MCCLANAHAN GSonMSW18WVFa: WVMo: WV Kate V. JOHNSONOtherFSW12WVFa: WVMo: WV Arena E. MCCLANAHAN SisterLFWW48VAFa: VAMo: VA Ida MCCLANAHANNieceFSW9WVFa: VAMo: VA Robert MCCLANAHANSonMSW25WV

[HI2340] (Research):[Broward Metro Edition] South Florida Sun - Sentinel. Fort Lauderdale, Fla.: Jan 25, 2006. pg. 6.B Koscak Koscak, Margaret, of Sunrise, FL, passed away on January 24, 200 6. American Burial & Cremation Center At Jennings Funeral Home.*

[HI2344] (Research):Indian Fields Lutheran Church, same Tp. etc. record of John Eitel (Eidel) and wife Agnes on communion lists for this ch urch in May 19, 1755 and Nov. 6, 1756. Again there is a difference of wif e's name. That could mean the record I found in Millbach, Lebanon Co is n ot the birth of Martin and our bdate for him would then be wrong. Or it c ould mean John had two wifes. Needs more research.

[HI2346] (Research):Descendants of Henry from Vol 3 Tree # 1730 WFT

A Philip Comer was in charge of the probate for Henry Idle's estate, 1865 .

Henry had 5 sons in the Civil War at the same time in the same Company.

Is this the same Henry Idle listed on the 1820 Tuscarawas Co Ohio Censu s, p. 169, One Leg Twp?

Enumerated with the family of Henry Idle on the 1860 census was an Thom as Idle age 28, b 1832, a carpenter. On 1850 there was an Elias Pullens, h ive builder, b.1829 in Virginia on census with family. Possible relati ve of spouse?

Champaign Co, Guardian records 4/22/1833 Book 14 Pg281 Henry Idle, gdn of Betsy Journell 11yrs, James Journell 9 yrs, Anderson jo urnell 7 yrs, Crockett Journell 5 yrs, Charles Journell 4 yrs, John Journe ll 3 yrs, children of John Journell, dec'd. Surity Peter Groves, John Hale

Champaign Co, Guardianship Records pg473 Jan 11 1867 Henry Idle gdn of Mar ion McAlexander 20 yr Aug 20 1866; David McAlexander 17yr 7 Nov 1866; Jere miah McAlexander 13yr 27 Nov 1866; heirs of David McAlexander dec'd Surit ies P Comer and Henry McAlexander

[HI2348] (Research):CCGS News Vol 22 No3 pg 88 Western Citizen July 5 1842 Remaining in the post office at Urbana, Ohio on the evening of June 30 18 42, which if not taken by the 1st day of October 1842, will be sent to t he General Post Office as dead letters John Idle

John and his family moved when he was age 10 to Augusta co, VA and th en to Botetourt Co, VA where he married Mary Seiberts. They remained in Vi rginia until 1815 when they moved to Mad River Twp, Champaign Co, OH. Jo hn purchased a small farm of Judge William Runkle. After Mary died he marr ied widow Catherine Taylor; the step-mother of judge John Taylor. John suf fered the amputation of his right leg after he was married to Catherin e. He and first wife Mary along with one daughter at least are buried on t he old farm property in mad River. When John died he was the oldest whi te man in the County.

John was ordered by the court in Botetourt Co, VA to pay a maintenance bo nd for a baseborn child of Mary Huntsman, born Dec 2, 1806.

John apparently owned land along the Catawba Creek in Botetourt Co, V A. He had this surveyed in 1819 after he was in Ohio. He later sold this l and in 1827 to Nathan Switzer. Nathan owned the adjoining land and perha ps he rented it before 1827.

In 1832 John Purchased additional land in mad River, Ohio. In 1842 he so ld some land to William Idle, his son, also to John G Lee, his son-in-la w, and to John, Jr. The farm land that John owned is now in 1997 a very lo vely farm and owned now by a prominent person in Urbana, Ohio.

7 children

John Idle Sr. gave or sold land to his son William in Champaign Co Oh We st /2 NE , 1/4 Section 10, Range 12 on 6 Apr 1842. In 1804 John had one l eg amputated.

[HI2351] (Research):Champaign Co, Will Abstracts Book C Pg 596 William Blue, probated 9/24/1870 Wife Margaret Blue the farm in Concord Twp; sons Martin, William W, James R and Simon Blue; son John Blue's (Dec'd) heirs. Witness Phillip Comer, James T Kite. signed 9/4/1866

He owned 80 acres of land in Section 32 of Mad River Twp. which he purchased from John and Mary BLUE (possibly his brother) in 1820. He sold th is land to Martin Idle in 1843 and purchased from Martin Idle the east 1/2 of the NE 1/4 of Section 28, Twp. 4, Range XII (C oncord Twp.). He appears on the tax rolls of Champaign Co. in 1820, and r emains on the rolls at least through 1827. William was a veter an of the War of 1812, serving in Capt. Abner Barrett's company from 21 A ug to 21 Oct 1812 and from 1 Jan to 21 Feb 1813. His military papers sta te that he was 5'-10" tall, with blue eyes and light complexion. Willi am and Margaret died in Champaign Co. and are buried at Harbour-North Cem etery. His will was proved on 24 Sep 1870 and mentions an unnamed wife, s ons Martin, Simon, William W. and James R., and heirs of John and Samu el who are each to receive $10. Margaret was living with son Martin in Concord Twp. in 1880.

Lemuel BLUE (ca1800-1835), m.1821 Susannah JOHNSTON (b.1800/10). They we re married in Champaign Co. OH. The first known record of Lemuel is dat ed 9 Aug 1820, when he witnessed the sale of 80 acres in Sect. 32 of Mad R iver Twp., Champaign Co. OH, by John and Mary BLUE [Q.] to William BLUE [P .]. Then on 7 Sep 1820, Lemuel bought 30 acres of land in the NW quart er of Sect. 33 of the same township. Witnesses to this deed were John a nd William BLUE. There may have been some controversy over the title to th is 30 acres, for quit claim deeds were written in 1823 and 1827, and Lemu el didn't start paying taxes on it until 1824. There is no record of the s ale of this land or its disposition after Lemuel's death filed in Champai gn Co.

Source http://members.tripod.com/blue_family/bl06.htm

Family researcher Sarah A. Bitter Oregon, Ohio sbitter@buckeye-express.com

1870 Champaign Co, Concord, OH -pg 219 156/156 William Blue 77 VA Margaret 74 VA 157/157 Simon Blue 35 OH Eliza J 26 OH John M 7 OH Samuel O 6 OH Elmer E 3 OH Uriah 62 b VA

1860 Champaign Co, Concord, OH -pg 210 William Blue 65 VA margaret 54 VA Willaim 25 OH Simon 23 OH Jane 29 OH Nancy 19 OH

William Blue - Pvt Capt. Abner Barrett's Company Champaign Co, OH

1820 Champaign Co, OH Cornelius Blue pg 456 011101-10100 John Blue, pg 156 000010-0010 Samuel Blue pg 460 000211-00210 William Blue 200100-0010

1830 Champaign Co, OH-pg 28 John Blue 020001-21001 Samuel Blue 00011-0000001 William Blue 311001-210001 Andrew Blue 210001-010010 Cornelius Blue 110001001-011001

IN the 1840 Census, William is next to Andrew as in 1830 which always l ed me to believe they were both sons of Samuel

Researcher- MCOX5@WOH.RR.COM Mickey Jackson Cox

[NI2352] Oct 24, 1878 Items From the West End, Concord Township by Specs Jr
The last of the gatherings was the celebration of the 84th anniversary of Aunt Peggy Blue, of the vicinity of Heathtown. The good old lady is a native of Virginia, and while she lived beyond her four score years, yet she is hale and hearty and bids fair to complete her five score years. She does the entire household work for herself and son and grandson. On the above occasion some forty-five of her friends and relatives partook of an excellent dinner, under the immediate supervision of her son Martin, late supervisor of the 3d road district of Concord township.

10/23/1879 Concord Item. Celebrated her 8th birthday. Came from Loudon Co, VA in 1812 being sweet sixteen.

[HI2352] (Research):

[DI2352] At time of death, her husband and six chldren preceded her. She was the aunt of Mrs Belle Walker and Mrs Eliza Knoop

Urbana Citizen and gazette 2-26-1885 Margaret (Peggy) Blue of Concord Twp, maiden name IDLE was born 13th Oct 1 796 in VA; migrated to Ohio with brothers Henry, John and jacob Idle in 1815; md William Blue. Her oldest son John died in the hospital at Lexington, KY, 4th Feb 1863 and was buried in the cem at that place; her second son Samuel was a member of Co G 34th OVC and died at home 3rd Dec 1862. Her remainign sons, Martin, William, james and Simon are well known citizens of the west end.

[HI2353] (Research):These descendants from Mike Steffan

[HI2361] (Research):Spun 1st acrilan; research and Development in chemical engineering

Received citation from war & Navy dept. He developed solid propellant for rackets and missiles, World War II Was 15 miles away with Dionne quits were born in Canada

Church: Presbyterian Education: 12 years + 1/2 yr Wittenburg Univ + 5 years Ohio State Univ (B EM & MSC) Hobby: Plays violin and organ, church work, Sec. North Alabama Archaeolo gy Society Last Residence: Last residence: AL 356012 No. Children: 3 Occupation: Manager of Development, Monsanto (retired) SSN: Social Security #: 287-07-91453 SSN Issue State: State of issue: OH

[HI2362] (Research):Martin was supposed to have had at least one brother and knowing those pro lific Germans sure there were even more. Did you know we think we have a p ossibility for a birth for Martin in Heidelburg to a Johannes and Elizabe th Eitel, was transcribed Adele but a German handwriting expert said t he A was actually and E. AND Flossie found Eitel and Evilsizer Records in same chur ch, believe it was Swartzwald. She said that some were siblings to Henry a nd there were Eitels in that church at same time.

A birth record was found near Schafferstown Heidelberg TWP, Lancaster C o, in what is now Lebanon Co, for a Martin b 31 Mar 1754.(Millbank Churc h) The date fits as do the parents names. Martin was in the Militia in Hil ltown, TWP, Bucks Co, PA. He is listed on the tax rolls there as ear ly as 1778. In 1780 he is fined by the Comptroller General for missing mus ter in the Bucks Co Militia. In 1781 Martin again appears on the tax rol ls in Hilltown. Benjamin Brooks is listed on the tax rolls of Tinicum T wp which is about 10 miles from Hilltown. The two men are probably in t he same Militia.

Someone in the family claimed that martin was a Hessian soldier who desert ed to the American's. I contacted the Johannes Schwalm Historical Societ y, who are experts on the Hessian Soldiers and their reply was that the re were no Idles of any spelling listed. Also, that no Hessian soldier wou ld have been likely to have been a land holder as early as 1778, since th ey had only arrived in Long Island in August of 1776.

Martin was in the battle of CowPens 17 Jan 1781 in the Rev War but we ha ve been unable to document that record. Benjamin Brooks is listed there, b ut from MD. Martin was reported to have married a Benjamin Brook's siste r, Mary. Ben was his Captain in the Rev War.

In 1790 Martin and his family are listed in the 1790 Bucks Co, PA Censu s. Then, according to John SR (Martin's son) obit, the family left PA in 1 791 moving to Augusta Co, VA and then to Botetourt Co, VA. They remain ed in Fincastle or that area until 1815 when all but Henry moved to Ohio

Martin is found signing a marriage bond 6 Nov 1798 in Fincastle, Botetou rt Co, VA for Betsy and Henry Evilsizer. This Martin signed with the old s pelling Eitel.

I find the following notes at http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/a/r/S-D-Martinrott/ Family legend passed on by Beatrice "Trix" Shearer Cox, sister of Franc is M. Shearer, indicates that Martin Eitel came from Germany as a Hessi an Soldier. This 1967 letter is now in the possession of descendant Ter ry Dearborn Jr.

"Martin Idle came from Germany during the Revolutionary War as a Hessian s oldier, sold to England to fight against the Colonies. But it seems th at a good man couild not be held a slave in a bad service. Martin Idle sta rted his own thinking machine soon after he landed on this continent. He s oon found out he had been sold to fight for the wrong against the right. F lr this he was not to be blamed. But he wuld have shared in the bla me if he had continued on that side. Martin Idle was too conscious for tha t. Just as soon as he saw that the Colonists were in the right, he desert ed the English army and joined the Colonists and fought with them for free dom against oppression until victory was won and the foundation of the "Gr eat Republic", sanely and securely laid"

Chancery Records of Champaign Co, OH Minute Bock Supplement 3, Page 1 (Record Book 1, Page 1) - August Term 181 6 Orris Parish presiding judge; John Runyon Esquire; Joseph Layton Esquire a nd Hiram M. Curry Esquire, associate judges. Martin Idle Vs John Diltz Martin Idle was represented by Henry Bacon, attorney, and John Diltz was r epresented by Moses B. Corwin, attorney, in court cn 3 May 1814. On 13 De cember 1811 Diltz offered to Martin, who then resided in Virginia, 200 acr es of first quality land which lay on Mad River not far from Urbana and sh owed him a paper which was supposed to be a certificate for the acreag e. The certificate was supposed to be for land which was granted to a sol dier in the Indian or French War and prior to the American Revolution. Ma rtin moved his family from Botetourt County, Virginia and agreed to give J ohn Diltz $100 ($95 in bond and $5 in cash) f or the land. Diltz gave Id le a certif icate which Idle later gave to his attorney, Daniel D. Armstro ng, who has since left the county. Idle had determined that the paper w as of no value and is asking for an injunction prohibiting Diltz from col lecting on the bond.Joseph Diltz,father of John, had told Idle that t he certificate was valid.John Diltz answered the summons and said th at he did not offer a certificate for the 200 acres but did purchaseof T homas Davis of Virginia a certificate which allowed as much land as was th en available to Sergeants in the American Revolution. John's statement w as sworn before Nathaniel Pinchard, Justice of the Peace. The court decre ed that the injunction was perpetual and ordered Diltz to pay the cos ts of the suit; $29.97 1/2.


Indian Creek Reformed Church, Franconia Tp., Montgomery Co, PA Children of Martin Eitel and wife, Elizabeth [need to reconcile this na me with our records that say Mary Brooks; suppose she could be a Mary Eliz abeth. I was hoping to find the marriage record, but it wasn't there.] Magdaline b. 10/24/1779, bapt. 3/27/1780 John b. 12/30/1780, bapt. 3/25/1781 [these differ from our previous da tes] Sophia b. 5/24/1783, bapt. 2/5/1784 Henry b. 12/23/1785, bapt. 4/27/1786 [just a two year difference, can e asily confuse of 3 and 5]

[HI2363] (Research):Springfield News Sun Tuesday June 2, 1998 Frederick J Holl, 80, of the Ohio Masonic Home, died Monday, , June 1, 19 98 at 2:20 P.M. at the Community Hospital. He was born July 19, 1917 in Sp ringfield, Ohio, the son of Julius and Amelia (Evilsizor) Holl. A lifelo ng resident , he worked as a buyer for Main Auto. He was a veteran of Wor ld War II serving in the United States Air Force. Frederick was a memb er of Central Christian Church where he was an Elder Emeritus. He also sa nd in the choir, was the director of Youth and Kum Dubble Chapel Classes a nd served as treasurer of the Building Fund during the building of the n ew church. He was a member of Clark Lodge 101 Free and Accepted Masons. Su rvivors include his wife, Virginia (Metz) Holl; a brother Paul M (Ruth) Ho ll of Pawnee, Illinois; a dear sister-in-law Miriam M Acton of Springfiel d; and several nieces , nephews and cousins. He was preceded in death by h is parents; a sister, Katherine Holl. Friends may call Wednesday from 7 -9 P.M. at Jackson Lytle & Ingling Williams funeral home. Cark Lodge servi ces will be held Wednesday at 8:45 P.M. . Funeral services will be he ld in the funeral home at 2 P.M. Thursday with one hour prior visitation w ith Dr Steve Minor and Rev John Hearp officiating. Interment will foll ow in Glen Haven Memorial Gardens, Contributions in Mr Holl's memory m ay be made to Central Christian Church Music Fund.

Name: Frederick J Holl Gender: Male Date of Death: 01 June 1998 Birth Date: 19 July 1917 Volume: 31565 Certificate: 044468 Autopsy: No Social Security Number: 277055337 Father's Surname: Holl Time of Death: 2:30 AM Marital Status: Married Hispanic Origin: Non Hispanic Place of Death: Hospital/Inpatient Years of Schooling: 13 Certifier: Physician Branch of Service: Us Air Force Referred to Coroner: No Method of Disposition: Burial Mother's Surname: Evilsizor Race: White Birth Place: Springifield, Clark County, Ohio Residence: Ohio Age: 80

[HI2368] (Research):WWI Draft Registration 6/5/1918 Jefferson C Evilsizer living in DuBois, IL age 21 born 12/21/1896 in DuBois, IL Works for C & R RR in Centralia, IL Kin Matilda Evilsizer, Tall, stocky, gray eyes, light brn hair

Evilsizer, Jeff C own home, age 32 , md age 22, IL IL NY, flagman-steam r ailway
Age: 32 Year: 1930
Birthplace: Illinois Roll: T626_543
Race: White Page: 17A
State: Illinois ED: 7
County: Marion Image: 0700
Township: Centralia
Relationship: Head Lorraine, wife, 28, md18, IL IL IL Lloyd, son, 7 IL IL IL Laura Qualls, sister in law, age 17 IL IL IL

[HI2377] (Research):Powers Descendents provided by Martha McInnes Murray Arlington Texas Bjmmlm@aol.com

Complete Powers genealogy at www.gencircles.com

[HI2378] (Research):Urbana Daily Citizen Tues Nov 18, 1952 Six year old Kenneth Ronald Evilsizor died suddenly at 11 P.M. Monday in h is home two miles north of Christianburg. Son of Kenneth and Ester Turn er Evilsizor, the youngest was born in Champaign county January 20, 194 6. Surviving besides the parents are a sister, Bonnie age 7; the patern al grandparents, Mr and Mrs William F Evilsizor of near St Paris; the mate rnal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Turner of North Lewisburg. The body w as removed to the Suber funeral home in Fletcher, Ohio where friends may c all from noon Wednesday until time of services. Lat rites are to be he ld at 2 P.M. Thursday in the mortuary with Rev L L Long of the Honey Cre ek Baptist Church officiating. Interment is to be made in Honey Creek Ceme tery, near Christianburg.

Name : Kenneth Ronald Evilsizor Death date : 17 Nov 1952 Death place : Lostcreek, Miami, Ohio, United States Birth date : 20 Jan 1946 Estimated birth year : Birth place : Urbana, Ohio Age at death : 6 years Gender : Male Race or color : Caucasian Street address : R D Casstown Burial date : 11-20-1952 Burial place : Lostcreek, OH Cemetery name : Honey Creek Father name : Kenneth Evilsizor Mother name : Esther Wilma Turner Informant-Kenneth W Evilsizor COD-Virus infection and asthmatic heart condition GSU film number : 2246396 Digital GS number : 4109441 Image number : 02821 Certificate number : 73093 Collection : Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI2379] (Research):Many sources name Clifford Charles 1900 Census name is Clifford Death Cert from informant wife Edna was Sept 10 1898

Springfield News, August 7, 1910, Willowville Mrs George Hamilton of the Urbana pike and Clifford Evilsizor of Willowville, spent Sunday in Westville

Name: Charles Clifford Evilsizor City: Not Stated County: Champaign State: Ohio Birth Date: 17 Sep 1889 Race: White Roll: 1819797 WWI Draft Reg Card Sept 12 1918 Charles Clifford Evilsizor RR* Urbana, OH Age 19 born Sept 17 1889 (reversed s/b 1898) Farmer working for Jasper Evilsizor Med height, slender, brn eyes, brn hair

Urbana Daily Citizen Nov 1, 1937 Charles C Evilsizor, 39, died Sunday afternoon at his home, 454 Storms Ave nue. He was an employee of the United paper Board Company of Urban a. He is survived by his widow, Edna; two children; Alice, James and a ste p-daughter, Betty, all at home; His mother Mrs Jasper Evilsizor, of Urba na Rt 2; three sisters, Miss Alice Evilsizer of Urbana Rt 2, Mrs Mary Cro we of Mechanicsburg and Mrs Thelma Seelinbinder of Springfield. Also fo ur brothers, Oscar, Robert and Willard of Urbana and Arthur of Tremont Ci ty survive. Funeral services will be held on Thursday at 2:00 P.M. from t he Volney J Seaver Funeral Home on Scioto Street. Interment will be in t he Nettle Creek Cemetery

Nov 5, 1937 Rev E H Runyan, pastor of the Church of God officiating. Several Hymns were sung by a selected trio and there were many floral tributes. Burial w as made in the Nettle Creek Cemetery and pallbearers were; Omar Powell, Ev erett Long, John Coleman, David Grow, Ben haven, Russell Rupert, Robert Ha ven and Frances Howell.

Charles Clifford's pall bearers (Long) later married the Betty that was his step daughter

Marriage certificate says he was 26 on Sept 17 1923, but if born in 189 7, his DOB interferes with his sister.... need research. 1900 Census sa us born Sept 1898

EVILSIGOR, Charles Clifford Death date: 10/31/1937, Champaign County Certificate #66211

[MI2379] (Medical):Contributing causes to death, indigestion by overeating

[HI2385] (Research):Research and notes of Bob and Flossie Hulsizer BIRTH: date of 1816 from tombstone According to Dorothea (Weigel) Alesh ire (Mrs. Robert), granddaughter of Ida (Morris) Baylor, he was named aft er the poem "Paradise Lost" by John Milton. According to the Ohio U.S. Ce nsus records, he was born in Ohio. I have a photocopy of a paper writt en by Milton's granddaughter Cora (Morris) Rhodes (dau. of Milton's son Wi lbur Ellsworth Morris) and given to Mrs. (K. B.) Mary A. Skardon now decea sed, but formerly of Upper Valley Pike near Lakewood Beach. Mrs. Skardon 's research is filed in the Clark County Historical Society, Springfield ., OH.
The paper gives the complete birth and death dates of Milton Paradise Mo rris, wife, and part of his children. Cora (Morris) Rhodes tells that s he thinks she had received the information from her father's sister Idali ne Victoria (Morris) Baylor. According to Cora, Milton Paradise Morris w as born March 1, 1816 in Kentucky.

OCCUPATION: The Sunday, December 15, 1907 edition of the "Springfield (O .) Daily News" has an article about his wife being the oldest living resid ent of Tremont City, Ohio at age 84. In this article it states that her h usband "was a shoemaker and broom maker by trade, but was a man of very po or health."

DEATH: The date of 1875 is from his tombstone in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Tr emont City, Clark Co., OH. Cora Rhodes' paper says he died April 24, 1875 .
Deed in Recorder's Office, Springfield, Clark Co., OH: Pp. 197-8 of Cem etery Record Book Vol. B covering the years 1864-1919: Solomon Sag er & Margaret his wife of Tremont, Clark County, Ohio for $5.00 to Mrs. Sa rah Morris Lot 13 Section 10 Township 4 Range 10 one square rod in M t. Calvary Cemetery near the village of Tremont, Ohio. 25 August 1875

BURIAL: The above grave, his wife Sarah's, daughter Ida (Morris) Baylo r, and son Antrim Elijah Morris are all together in Mt. Calvary Cemeter y. They are behind Solomon's plot, along the fence by the road comi ng up the hill, not far from the front entrance to the church - overlooki ng Upper Valley Pike through the village of Tremont City.

[HI2389] (Research):BIRTH: Born on the Twin Oaks Dairy Farm (Foos Farm) at 6759 Old Springfie ld Road near the intersection of Dolly Varden Road (at Dolly Varden), ne ar South Charleston, Clark Co., OH. The 1870, 1875, and 1894 Clark Coun ty Atlases list this property as belonging to Levi Jones. Her parents wor ked for the owner and Guy Ingling, manager. (Guy Ingling is the fath er of Dr. Ingling.) MARRIAGE: Earl and Mildred gave me this information on 19 February 199 4. They said they were married in the United Brethren Church, Sulphur Grov e, Montgomery Co., Ohio and that the reception was at the home of the brid e's parents at Crystal Lake. RESIDENCE: 1997, Earl is in a Nursing Home in Tipp City, Ohio. Mildred 's address is still 6890 Chambersburg Road, Dayton, Ohio 45424.

Dayton Daily News, Thursday, August 16, 2001 Mildred jane (Greene) STORCK, age 89, of Huber Heights, passed away Tuesda y, August 14, 2001 at Brookhaven Nursing home. Mildred was a retired Secre tary at Menlo Park Elementary School, a member of Sulphur Grove United Met hodist Church for over 70 years, and a 53 year member of Wayne Grange. S he was preceded in death by her husband of 64 years, Earl W in 1998, son R oger William Storck. Surviving are her daughter and son-in-law, Melan ie & Greg Kovach of Farmersville; son and daughter-in-law, Richard and Mar ilyn Storck of Huber Heights; daughter-in-law Rhelda Storck of Van Wert, O hio; sister, Lewella Hulsizer of Springfield; 7 grandchildren, 5 great gra ndchildren. Funeral Service 10 am Saturday at marker & Heller Funeral Hom e, Huber Heights Chapel, 5844 Old Troy Pike, with Pastor Jack Drodge offic iating. Interment Medway Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home fr om 6-8 p.m. If desired, memorial contributions may be made to Sulphur Gro ve United Methodist Church or Hospice of Dayto in Mildred's memory.

Name: Mildred Jane Storck [Mildred Jane Greene] Birth Date: 1 Oct 1911 Birth City: Fremont Birth County: Sandusky Birth State: Ohio Birth Country: United States Gender: Female Race: White Hispanic Origin: Not Hispanic (Latino) Residence County: Montgomery Residence State: Ohio Residence Zip Code: 45325 Residence Country: United States Death Date: 14 Aug 2001 Death Time: 3:50 PM Hospital of Death: Long-Term Care Facilities City of Death: Brookville County of Death: Montgomery Certificate: 066684 Age at Death: 89 Registrar's Certificate Number: 04341 Certifier: Physician Referred to Coroner: No Autopsy: No Method of Disposition: Burial Filing Date: 24 Aug 2001 Hospital Status: Other/Nursing Home Injury in Ohio: Yes Type Place of Injury: Unspecified Place Social Security Number: 284-38-8162 Father's Surname: Greene Mother's Maiden Name: Evilsizer Marital Status: Widowed Education: 12 Armed Forces Indicator: No Census Tract: 1501 Primary Registration District: 5721

[HI2395] (Research):Settled in Clark Co, IL

Abraham GARVER and Elizabeth GALLOWAY were married on 20 Feb 1834. Elizab eth GALLOWAY1 (daughter of Enoch GALLOWAY and Rachel MORRIS) was bo rn on 13 Apr 1816. She died on 3 May 1886. She was christened. She w as buried. Abraham GARVER and Elizabeth GALLOWAY had the following childr en:

+49 i. Lucinda Henry Helwick James Eberhart GARVER (born on 2 Apr 1835). +50 ii. John A. GARVER (born on 23 Jan 1838). 51 iii. Rhoda GARVER1 was born on 30 May 1840. She died on 9 Apr 192 4. She was christened. She was buried. +52 iv. Hannah Manuel Welsh GARVER (born on 2 Mar 1842). 53 v. Thomas GARVER1 was born on 2 Jan 1846. He died about 1854. He w as christened. +54 vi. Mary Ann (Katherine?) Wes Welsh GARVER (born on 16 Sep 1845). +55 vii. William H. GARVER (born on 27 May 1851). +56 viii. Martin GARVER (born on 9 Jan 1854). +57 ix. Jackson A. GARVER (born on 20 Oct 1856). +58 x. Elizabeth GARVER (born on 14 Jul 1859). Family info from BSharp8346@aol.com

[HI2396] (Research):Misc Book AA Recorders Office, Champaign Co, OH Power of Attorney pg214 10 /8/1837 William and Emeline Cowan of Beams? Co, IL appoint David Cow an of Champaign Co, OH atty to transact businees in Ohio

[HI2400] (Research):DORSEY GEORGE County Name: TRUMBULL Date of Death: 4/20/1918 Volume Number: 2579 Certificate Number: 28496

[HI2403] (Research):William only went to the fourth grade in school and didn't finish that gr ade. We believe that he worked on the Hulsizer farm from 1885 until 189 7. The farm was located on township road 166. The farm is now owned by Cy ril Woodard. In the summer Bill and some of his friends joined a traveli ng circus. The job with the circus lasted one year. He returned home a nd on April 21, 1989 he enlisted in the Lawrence Cadets of the Ohio Natio nal Guard. He was mustered out on February 10, 1899 and moved to Springfie ld, Ohio. He went to work at the O.S.Kelly company

We have a book put out by the Logan County Genealogical Society of cemeter ies in Monroe and Liberty Townships of Logan County. I had found the na me "Ollin N. Cox 1918-1937" and then under it "Waterman, Josephine C. 189 5-1974 Mother". From there we went to the Clark County Library website a nd found that there is an obituary of Mrs. Josephine C. Waterman in the Ju ne 29, 1974 newspaper. Today Bob went to our library and apparently fou nd Josephine's obituary. It says she was a retired employee of Graham Cle aners

[HI2411] (Research): Cleomio2@cs.com

Hi Sandie,I want to thank you for a wonderfull job you did on the Allsta dt family line,it fill in a lot of missing pieces and explained some fami ly doubts concerning RoyJohnson who was Ada Mae Allstadt son before she ma rried my Grandfather Orris Perry Johnson we now know that his last name w as Gordon,thanks to you.My Grandmother Ida Mae never talk about it we ju st new that Roy did not look like the rest of the Johnson yet he carried t he name.I all so believe that the unknownJane ,Ephriam wife was a Perry,f or the Perry name comes down in our line my Dad,Orris Johnson middle na me was Perry,and my brother was a Perry Lee.All so you provided the missi ng link for the Roe family that I have been working on for three years.Thr ough some some other source I was able to trace the Johnson Family back to Sir William Johnson,quite interesting history there. Again I wou ld like to thank you.Cleora Mae Johnson Oswald.from Michigan.

[HI2413] (Research):Urbana Citizen Monday Sept 29, 1980 Robert Evilsizor, 51, of 720 S Walnut St, died at 10:A.M. Sunday in Mer cy Memorial Hospital in Urbana. An Urbana resident most of his life, he w as born Aug 18, 1929 in Champaign County, a son of Emil and Ida Turnmire E vilsizor. He was a former employee of Warehouse Transportation, Urbana, a nd McLean Trucking, Columbus. He was a member of the Urbana Freewill Bapti st Church and the Moose Lodge. He served as a paratrooper in the 11th Airb orne Division during the Korean War. Survivors include his wife, the form er Juanita Riggins; two daughters, Mrs Dennis (Teresa) Carney, St Paris a nd Kimberly K, at home; two sons, Kenneth E and Robert L, both of Urban a; six grandchildren; one sister, Mrs Richard (Grace) Wheeler of London; o ne brother, Eugene of Urbana; and several nieces and nephews. Services wi ll be held Wednesday at 1:30 P.M. at the Walter funeral home, Urbana by t he Rev Roger Childers of the Freewill Baptist church. Burial will be in O ak Dale Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 9 P.M .

Stationed Ft Campbell, KY with the U.S. Army 11th Airborne Division

Name: Robert Evilsizor Gender: Male Date of Death: 28 September 1980 Birth Date: 18 August 1929 Volume: 24161 Certificate: 062945 Autopsy: Yes - Used for certification Social Security Number: 275243036 Marital Status: Married Hispanic Origin: American Place of Death: Urbana, Champaign County Certifier: Physician Race: White Birth Place: Ohio Residence: Urbana, Champaign County Age: 51 Years

[HI2425] (Research):Record Book 9, Page 10 — Filed 21 llarch 1825 — Heard October Term 1825 Jo el Frankeberger, guardian etc. on Petition to Sell Personal Property Erank eberger was made the guardian of John Cowan, David Cowan, Samuel Cowan 12 y, Alexander Cowan, Wilson Cowan By and Caroline Cowan 6y, minor hei rs of John Cowan who died in August 1822 in Champaign County. By the la st will and testament of Rachel Cowan all of the articles of personal prop erty was left to the youngest child, Caroline. The appraisers, John Pepper s, John Frankeberger and William Frankeberger, valued the personal proper ty at $48. The property was sold at an auction on 15 April 1825 for $44.82 .

1850 Shelby Co, OH Samuel Cowan Turtle Creek, Shelby, OH abt 1811 Ohio Francis Cowan Turtle Creek, Shelby, OH abt 1814 Ohio

1860 Shelby Co, OH Samuel M Cowan Sidney, Shelby, OH 50 1809 Ohio Male Francis Cowan Sidney, Shelby, OH 47 1812 New Jersey Female

1880 Shelby Co, OH Dinsmore, OH pg 82 John COWAN Self M Male W 56 OH Farmer KY VA Caroline COWAN Wife M Female W 50 VA House Keep er VA VA William COWAN Son M Male W 23 OH Farmer OH VA Samuel COWAN Son M Male W 19 OH Farmer OH VA Alice COWAN Dau Female W 15 OH House Keep Samuel COWAN Brother M Male W 70 OH Laborer PA PA (He probably married Emma Wooddell 8/18/1883 Shelby Co, OH)

This John is too young to be his brother John born 1803

1880 Shelby Co, Sidney, OH Samuel COWAN Self M Male W 69 OH Laborer OH OH Synthia COWAN Wife M Female W 65 OH Keeping Hou se OH OH


Mrs Francis Cowan born NJ duried Graceland Cemetery died Sidney 8/3/1876 a ge 63 Lot 77 Sec 1

[HI2426] (Research):Record Book 9, Page 10 — Filed 21 March 1825 Heard October Term 1825 Jo el Frankeberger, guardian etc. on Petition to Sell Personal Property Frank eberger was made the guardian of John Cowan, David Cowan, Samuel Cowan 12 y, Alexander Cowan, Wilson Cowan By and Caroline Cowan 6y, minor hei rs of John Cowan who died in August 1822 in Champaign County. By the la st will and testament of Rachel Cowan all of the articles of personal prop erty was left to the youngest child, Caroline. The appraisers, John Pepper s, John Frankeberger and William Frankeberger, valued the personal proper ty at $48. The property was sold at an auction on 15 April 1825 for $44.82 .

[HI2429] (Research):Bio on pg 152 Champaign Co History 1991 by CCGS Came to Champaign County from New Hampshire in 1838 son of Jeremiah and Mary Towle. 6th descendant from John Gove who came to Mass in 1647 from London Englan d. John's son Edward led the rebellion against the New Hampshire coloni al governor in the London tower for 3 years as a political prisoner

CCGS News Vol 22 No3 pg 88 Western Citizen July 5 1842 Remaining in the post office at Urbana, Ohio on the evening of June 30 18 42, which if not taken by the 1st day of October 1842, will be sent to t he General Post Office as dead letters Elias C Gove

[HI2430] (Research):Year: 1930; Census Place: Monroe, Miami, Ohio; Roll: 1849; Page: 1A; Enume ration District: 14; Image: 348.0. Samuel Evilsizor, head, rent, age 60 md age 26, farmer, OH OH OH Clara, wife, gg md age 21 OH OH OH Mary, dau, 18, OH Ruth Long, gr dau age 12 OH

Piqua Daily Call, Feb 13, 1945
Grandson Honored
Mr and Mrs S W Evilsizor of Fletcher entertained Monday evening at their home for their grandson Howard Robert Zerkle of Troy who leaves this week for induction into the armed forces.

Urbana Daily Citizen Friday, March 1954 Samuel W Evilsizor, 83, native of Champaign County, died at 12:30 P.M. Thu rsday in his home in North Hampton. A retired farmer he had been bedfast f or the past three weeks. Death was due to cerebral hemorrhage. Born Mar ch 22, 1870, in Mad River Township, Mr Evilsizor had spent most of his li fe in Champaign and Miami counties. He was one of 12 children born the t he Rev Isaac and Amanda Cook Evilsizor. He was a member of the North Hampt on Evangelical and Reform Church. Survivors include his widow Clara (Baker ); four daughters, Mrs Lena Moehring of Englewood, CA; Mrs Nellie Zirk le of Troy, Rt 2; Mrs Adra Barger of Springfield, and Mrs Mary Houser of T ipp City; two brothers, Charles of Thackery and Weldon of Spencerville, Oh io; three sisters, Mrs Ida Baumgardner of Bellefontaine, Mrs J S Madis on of Richwood, Ohio and Mrs Lewis Redman of Urbana; nine grandchildren a nd nine great-grand children. The body was removed to the Suber funeral ho me in Fletcher for services at 2:30 P.M. Sunday. Services will be conduct ed by the Rev M P Schoepfle, pastor of the North Hampton Evangelical and R eformed Church, of which Mr Evilsizor was a member. Burial will be in Flet cher. Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 P.M. Saturday

1950- 1951-1952 Clark County Farm and Business Directory Lehmann Buildi ng Bowling Green Ohio Evilsizor, S.W. (Clara) Clark St. North Hampton, Ohio - listed in the hous ehold of J. M. Barger.

Family researcher (Michael Dobberstein dobbermk@sbcglobal.net)

From:dz531@aol.com Do you have any information on Mrs. Nellie Zirkle, sister of Lenna Evilsiz or Moehring? I am looking for descendents of Reuben Zirkle from Ohio.(184 3-1892). Thanks! dotsy zirkle

[NI2432] CENS: CONC H
CENS: FAMS @F01657@

[HI2432] (Research):1880 Census Place Menno, Mifflin, Pennsylvania Family History Library Fi lm 1255156
NA Film Number T9-1156 Page Number 54D Peter ALLGIER Self M Male W 62 GER Farmer GER GER Sarah ALLGIER Wife M Female W 51 PA Keeps Hou John G. ALLGIER Son S Male W 19 PA Works On Farm G ER PA Salina J. ALLGIER Dau S Female W 15 PA GER PA Samuel H. ALLGIER Son S Male W 12 PA GER PA

[HI2439] (Research):Had one daughter

[HI2440] (Research):From:Adtc26@aol.com I'm looking for information on Andrew McConnehea's father and mothe r. In Kingscreek Cemetery there is an Emmanuel McConnehay and Amanda Ali ce Conley. Could you tell me if these people are the parents of Andre w? I believe that Grandma said they were but don't know for sure. Grand ma was 12 years old when her mother Edna Lilly (White) McConnehea died. H er dad Andrew then married Eva who had 2 girls; Christina and Emma. I ha ve come to a dead end in my search. I have been to the Health Dept. and C ourt House in Urbana, and Kingscreek Cemetery for information. I have got ten no farther than Andrew and Emmanuel McConnehea. If you will tell me w hat it is you need I will gladly send you what information I have. I'm so rry but I don't know anything about a Ged com. I have Family Tree Mak er and if you send me your address I will gladly mail you the informatio n. Grandma and Grandpa took me several times to visit Dot and Grover. W ho are your parents? My Mom and I went to Aunt Dots funeral, but Grand ma wouldn't go. She said she couldn't stand to see her sister like tha t. Aunt Betty Jane McConnehea has just lost her husband, Jack and she h as also had a stroke after having open heart surgery. At the present ti me she is in a Nursing Home here in Springfield. Uncle Sam, has lost a l eg to diabetes but now has an artifical leg and getting around real wel l.

Well, I'll close for now....write when you can and thank you for answeri ng my e-mail. Sincerely, Kathy

[HI2441] (Research):BETTY J. (MCCONNEHEA-KEMLER) ALLISON 84, of Fairborn, passed away on Tuesd ay, May 25, 2004 at the Inn at Fox Run. She was born in Urbana, Ohio on Fe bruary 2, 1920, the daughter of Andrew and Edna L. (White) McConnehea. Aft er losing her parents at a young age, she was raised by Clara, Anna Mari e, and Jake Kemler. She is survived by five son, Roger (Margie) Allis on of Colorado Springs, Colorado, Jay Allison, Jack (Eileen) Allison, a nd Jon Allison, all of Springfield, and Mark (Marc Marger) Allison of Cali fornia; one daughter Karen Powers of Fairborn; two half-sisters, Emma a nd Christine; 16 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren.. She was preced ed in death by her parents; her husband, Jack V. Allison; two brothers, Sa muel and Harry McConnehea; four sisters, Dorothy Evilsizor, Hilda McConneh ea, Lola Richendollar, and Catherine Snyder; infant half-brother, Carl McC onnehea. Friends may visit with the family on Saturday, May 29, 20 04 at 10 a.m. until time of memorial service at 11 a.m. in the JACKSON LYT LE & WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME, North Limestone, A Dignity Memorial Provide r. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that donations in Betty ’s memory be made to the Inn at Fox Run, 7800 Dayton-Springfield Road, Fai rborn, Ohio 45324. First published in SNS on May 28 2004

[HI2442] (Research):1989 of Springfield

[HI2445] (Research):Springfield Daily News Tuesday, June 19, 1923
Denial Made to Perjury Charge
Secret Indictment is Returned Against John Evilsizor
John Evilsizor, carpenter, was brought before Common Pleas Judge F M Krapp Tuesday and arraigned on a secret indictment returned against him by the Grand Jury Monday charging perjury. He pleaded not guilty and was released on $1000 bond, signed by Roscoe Keefer and Carl Follrath. The indictment against Evilsizor alleges that during a trial of a suit of James W Circle against Evilsizor in the common please court recently, Evilsizor testified falsly. The suit was over $250 commission Circle claimed was due him from Evilsizor on the sale of a residence. Evilsizor testified in the case, the indictment recites, that he did not know that the men to whom he sold a house was sent to him by Circle, whreas, it is alleged, he did know the man was sent to him by Circle.

Public Records of Champaign Co, OH Vol I Book 1-23 1809-1852 Court of Common Pleas 3/3/1838 State of Ohio vs John Evilsizer John Evilsizer indicted for resisting a constable. William L Converse of Urbana on 3/3/1838. He was in a hearing 3/5/1838 before Elisha C Berry, Jus tice of the Peace. Cornelius Collins was the security for John's bond. Grand Jury named. 4/12/1838 Bound over for trial No other record

Sold land 5/20/1841 and moved to Indiana

[HI2446] (Research):I am doing genealogy research on Henry Shaneyfelt and his children. Hen ry and Elizabeth's son David is my great grandfather. I would apprecia te it if you could send me any dates or information on any of the childr en of Clemmons and Louella Walker Shaneyfelt. I am trying to get as compl ete a file as I can on all of the children. Thanks again. Diana Philli ps Kerrigan DIANAKERRIGAN@peoplepc.com

[HI2452] (Research):Charleston Daily Mail, The (Charleston, West Virginia) 1940 November> 20 Frank Evilsizer- Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday for Mr E vilsizer, 67, of Spencer, who died Monday morning in a local hospital. Rev M C Gainer and Rev Virgil Conant will conduct services at the home a nd burial will follow in Spencer Cemetery. He was the son of Samuel and Mary Creighton Evilsizer and was born in Washington, Ohio, but spent most of his life near Spencer where he was employed in the oil fields. Survi ving are his widow, Mrs Rosa Hunt Evilsizer of Charleston and four daughte rs, Mrs Martha Longfellow of Spencer, Mrs Margie Phillips of Kyger, Mrs Ida Phillips of Palestine WV and Mrs Opal Long of Creston.

Times Record, Spencer WV Nov 28 1940
Frank Evilsizer Rites on Thursday
Frank Evilsizer, 67, well know Raone County resident, died Tuesday Nov 19 at the DuPont Hospital folling an illness of five weeks. Funeral rites were hold from the residense Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev M C Galiner and burial was made in the Spencer Cemetery with the Hardman Funeral Home in charge. Mr Evilsizer was born in Ohio near Marrietta but came to Roane county when only 4 years old. He had lived his entire life on Fairview Drive. For twenty-two years he was employed in the oil fields of Roane County. Surviving are his widow Rebecca Hunt Evilsizer and five children; Hoyt Evilsizer of Charleston, Mrs Martha Longfellow, Spencer, Mrs Opal Long of Creston, Mrs Marjorie Phillips and Mrs Ida Phillips


Source of my information on Samuel and Mary Jane was taken from the book " Roane County West Virginia Family History 1989", Pg 150. The article was w ritten by Ida May Phillips, a granddaughter. The Phillips' were frien ds of my grandparents, Edward McMullen and Mary Alice Hunt McMullen, a nd we would often visit with them in the 1930s when I would spend the summ ers with my grandparents. At that time Frank, Ida's father was living wi th the Phillips in the home that he (Frank) had built when they first settled on Colt Ridge .

All the best, Ted McMullen Applegate, California bigted@jps.net

Name: Frank Evilsizer Sex: Death Date: 19 Nov 1940 Death Place: Roane, West Virginia Age at Death: 66y 11m 12d Burial Place: Roane Co, WV Burial Date: 11/21/1940 Cemetery: Spencer Cemetery Funeral Home: Bead?man-Conrad Birth Date: 11-27-1873 Birth Place: Washington Co, OH Marital Status: Spouse: Rosa Hunt Occupation: Address: Residence: Mother: Mary Jane Harshey Mother's Birth Place: OH Father: Samuel Evilsizer Father's Birth Place: Washington Co, OH Informant: Hoyt Evilsizer, Charleston, WV COD' Cant read physicians writing

[HI2453] (Research):Name: Herman G. Dorsey Serial Number: 1959450 Race: W Residence: Short Creek, O. Enlistment Division: National Army Enlistment Location: Cadiz, O. Enlistment Date: 20 Sep 1917 Birth Place: Sidney, O. Birth Date / Age: 26 Nov 1918 Assigns Comment: Co 3 308 Motor Supply Train to 11 March 1919; Co 3 Mec hanic Unit 1 Army Service Corps to Discharge Private American Expeditiona ry Forces 13 June 1918 to 12 July 1919. Honorable discharge 19 July 191 9. Volume #: 5

[HI2455] (Research):Record Book 9, Page 10 — Filed 21 llarch 1825 — Heard October Term 1825 Jo el Frankeberger, guardian etc. on Petition to Sell Personal Property Erank eberger was made the guardian of John Cowan, David Cowan, Samuel Cowan 12 y, Alexander Cowan, Wilson Cowan By and Caroline Cowan 6y, minor hei rs of John Cowan who died in August 1822 in Champaign County. By the la st will and testament of Rachel Cowan all of the articles of personal prop erty was left to the youngest child, Caroline. The appraisers, John Pepper s, John Frankeberger and William Frankeberger, valued the personal proper ty at $48. The property was sold at an auction on 15 April 1825 for $44.82 .

[HI2462] (Research):Submitter: Mary Mortimer (mortimer@bright.net) Date: 23 Aug 2000

My mother, Gertrude PENCE KISER, and I are looking for information on a pl ay that was performed at the Millerstown Church bet. 1914 and 1918, the pl ay was "Spinsters Convention". My grandmother, Grace FOLTZ PENCE, was a te acher in Champaign Co. 1900~1907. She taught in the Niles School and Kana gy School. She helped organize the play along with Charles MILLER from Lur ay, Virginia and Lolita IDLE HALL, who was a good friend of my grandmothe r. Any information on the play, cast members and Lolita IDLE HALL wou ld be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

[HI2474] (Research):Name: Ruth P. Woodle SSN: 570-26-9513 Last Residence: 98115 Seattle, King, Washington, United States of Ameri ca Born: 2 Sep 1908 Died: 13 Mar 2001 State (Year) SSN issued: California (Before 1951 )

[HI2476] (Research):Beatrice was not listed in the 1910 Census

[HI2478] (Research):Champaign County Ohio History 1991 by CCGS Biography Pg 280

[HI2485] (Research): Archibald Stewart, Robert Latta and John Williams settled on the highla nd east of the State road in 1814 or 1815.

PUBLIC RECORDS OF CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, OHIO CHANCERY RECORDS OF THE COURT OF COMMON FLEAS Record Book 30, Page 464 — Filed 23 December 1862 — Petition to Partition Maggie A. Stewart, Guardian vs William Stewart et al Maggie A. Stewart was of Grundy County, Illinois. Archibald Stewart died c irca 1 September 1861 In Champaign County, seized of the south half of Sec tion 17 Township 5 Range 11 (Urbana Township), except 10 acres and a sma ll school lot. Archibald’s heirs were: Elizabeth Stewart, widow; Elizabeth Stewart Criffield, deceased and mother of Eliza Jane Criffield; John Stewa rt; Edward Stewart; James Stewart; William Stewart; Susan Jane Stewart , w ife of Randolph Tritt and the children of Matthew A. Stewart, deceased:Ha rry A. Stewart, Elizabeth A. Stewart and Margaret A. Stewart. Matthew’s wi dow, Maggie A. Stewart, was the guardian of their children.

[HI2487] (Research):Name: Victor Valdez SSN: 454-18-5599 Last Residence: 93639 Madera, Madera, California, United States of Ameri ca Born: 6 Mar 1911 Last Benefit: 93639 Madera, Madera, California, United States of Ameri Died: 4 Jan 1997 State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (Before 1951 )

[HI2490] (Research):Champ Co Will Book H pg 299 Emily C Barber Urbana City, died 2/14/1895 Probated 2/25/1895 Heirs: Orville H Barber husband; Samuel K Allison, bro, Mutual; George All ison, bro, Springfield; Robert R Allison, bro- NY; Grace Allison 1/2 siste r, Mutual. Husband Orville all the estate. Orville H Barber, Exec Wit: John Mayse, Michael Galligher Signed 4/4/1888

[HI2491] (Research):Champaign Co, Guardianship Bonds Vol 18 No 3 pf 343 12 Nov 1864 James H Al lison gdn of Eliza Brown 12 yr 4 Jan 1864 heir of John West, decd. Suriti es N Blue and W R Thomas

Record Book 30, Page 616- Filed 16 April lB64 -Petition to Partition Jame, H. Allison & others vs Abraham Romick & Other, John West died in l864 and was seized of the east half (except 2 acre s) of the south-west quarter; about 30 acres of the west half of the south -east quarter; 40 acres of the west half of the east half of the north-we st quarter and , total of 37 acres in the north-west quarter, all of Secti on B Township 3 Range II (Jackson Township). John was the father of twel ve children: Ruth West, wife of James H. Allison; Tabitha West, wife of Wi lliam Merritt; Azuba West, wife of John A. Beatty; Eleanor West, wi fe of Abraham Romick of Illinois; Mary Ann West, wife of John Allison of C hampaign County; Rachel West of Champaign County, wife of William Scott w ho was in the army of the United States; Fletcher West of Iowa; Hannah Wes t, married ...Brown (and was the mother of Charles Brown of Indiana and El iza Brown of Champaign County); Eliza West, deceased, married ...Grafton ( and was the mother of Ann Grafton, wife of Oliver Faulkner of Illinois); W illiam West, deceased (father of Nancy West of Pennsylvania, Jasper Wes t, Susan West & John West, all of Illinois, and unknown illegitimate child ren); Nathan West, deceased (father of Rosetta West, Emily West and Franc is West of Indiana); Catharine West, wife of Jasper Grafton.

[HI2497] (Research):Arnoldus RUTAN Self M Male W 27 OH Farmer OH VA Mila RUTAN Wife M Female W 29 PA Keeping Hou Zelora RUTAN Dau S Female W 2 OH OH PA Emily RUTAN Mother W Female W 65 VA VA VA 1880 Census Place Goshen, Champaign, Ohio Family History Library Fi lm 1254998
NA Film Number T9-0998 Page Number 219B

[HI2498] (Research):Obit from Mechanicsburg Protestant Church scrapbook 9/5/1890 Dr A H Underwood born 4/21/1836 in Brimfield, Portage Count y, OH served 18 months in the 4th OVI, discharged Feb 11 1863. Married Han nah Rutan in Sept 1864. Death resulted from a stroke. He leaves his wif e, two sons and his mother

[HI2499] (Research):Enumeration of Youth St Paris Village School District, Champaign C o, OH no date c July 1906 Mary Mitchell age 10 parent Jim

CCGS Newsletter Summer 2005 Vol21 No2 Pg 16 St Paris Ohio Graduates 1909- 1917 from 6/19/1993 by Janet Evilsizor Worthington Mary Mitchell 1915

[HI2504] (Research):Took his family to Parker County Texas, raised 9 children and lived unt il 1917 when he died in the home of his son Charlie Cole McCarty.

Settled in Parker county in Walker Bend Community now known as Horseshoe B end. The community was right along the Brazos river. The near by settleme nt of Smith Valley later known as Irby and then later and now as Tin Top.

How William M. McCarty ended up in Parker County - The facts begin when in 1865 William was found on a battle field in sou th Texas near death from heat stroke. He was captured by the southern forc es and taken into custody. It was through his recovery period that he beca me friends with Samuel Jackson "Jack" Cretsinger ( a member of the south ern army and the Cofederate Medical Corp.). They became such good frien ds that when the war ended Samuel invited William to return "home" with h im to Parker county Texas.

One story tells that when the Civil War broke out that one of the McCar ty boys was selected or choose to go and at the last moment William's fath er Christopher sent William in the other boys place. It is witnessed th at William had nothing to do with his family after going into the war.

Another similar story says that 2 McCarty boys were drafted ( William a nd a younger brother) and Christopher paid some one else to go for the you nger son only.

These documents were copied from the Winamac Library August 2002. The Fi lm numbers starts at 2450. Page 1

The State of Indiana Court of Pulaski

George Rater gives the court _____here to be informed that William McCar ty a resident of the county of Pulaski and State of Indiana now inhabiti ng said county and State is a person of unsound mind and is incapable of m anaging his own estate and further that said William McCarty is now sick a nd that he cannot be produced in court by reason of mania sickness________ primary regarding to his health.

He therefore asks that a Guardian be appointed for said William McCarty.


George Rater Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of Feb 1867
W H Jacks
Clerk

Page 2 We the jury find that said Wm. McCarty is of unsound mind, and incapab le of managing his own estate.
John Mickle
Foreman

Page 4 In the Matter of the insanity of William McCarty
W H Jack Clerk of said Court ____ ______ in the matters and a th--- set out in t he Petition the above _________ case carries each and every allegation ma de and contained therein
WH Jack
Clerk

Page 5 The State of Indiana County of Pulaski
Indiana Plea Court
Sept Term 1867 George Rater Guardian
Of William McCarty insane
W.H. Jacks Clerk of the Common Plea Court for ______ in the petition of the Guardi an George rater says he denies each and every allegation made and contain ed therein.
W.H. Jacks Clerk
PCC

Page 6 The State of Indiana County of Pulaski
In Common Pleas Court
Sept term 1867 In the Matter of the Guardianship of William Petition f or McCarty an insane Person discharge of ca use
By George Rater Guardian
To the h on Wm C. Talcott judge of the Court of Common Pleas.

The ___________ you petition will respectfully show to the court that he retofore at the Feb Term 1867 of this court he made application and was ap pointed Guardian of William McCarty an insane person. He would ________rep resent that since his ____applicant as such guardian his ________Wm. McCa rty has entirely recovered from his insanity and is now entirely able a nd is capable of managing his own affairs.

Page 12 We the jury find that said Wm. McCarty is now of sound mind and capab le of managing his own estate.
B F Lau Foreman

Court documents scanned on the Evilsizer CD Version 2.0 provided by Lucin da M LeBel Membership VP Tallahassee Genealogical Society llebel001@comcast.net

In 1867 after William returned from the Civil War (1) , his Father-in-l aw George Rater was made his guardian for a short time (2) . William h ad a mania illness, which made him incapable of handling his affairs ( 3) . Later that same year, George Rater petitioned the court to reverse t he previous decision. William had recovered from his illness. During Proba te of Christopher McCarty's estate, George Rater presented the court wi th a note for $173.05 signed by Christopher McCarty that was owed to Will iam McCarty .(4) (1) American Civil War Soldiers Record 2642757. Enlisted as a Priva te on 30 December 1863. (2) Common Pleas Court, Pulaski Co. Indiana, 07 Feb 1867, George Rater p etitions the court to become William McCarty's guardian. William is declar ed insane. Documents are included. (3) Common Pleas Court, Pulaski Co. Indiana, 02 Oct 1867, George Rater in forms the court that William has recovered from his illness. William is ju dged to be sane. Documents are included. (4) The draft note is dated April 30th, 1867, it further states the no te is to be paid in full in eight months time. The note is signed by Chris topher McCarty. George Rater submitted this note to the Court to obtain t he money from Christopher McCarty's estate 1 Sept 1869. Document is includ ed. Christopher McCarty died 23 April 1869.

[MI2504] (Medical):Had been in feeble health for more than a year. His death was NOT unexpected. Died at son's (Charlie) home Monday 7 A.M.

[HI2505] (Research):1850 Union Co, Union, OH pg 98 Ransom Patrick 23, OH Vashti 23 OH Loema 43 VT Moses,. 78, MA Levi, 20, OH Cynthia, 16, OH David P, 12, OH Joseph, 5, OH Polly Carter, 76 MA

[HI2507] (Research):Marriage 1 ? PATRICK Children Edgar PATRICK Hannah PATRICK Daniel Ira PATRICK Mary PATRICK Laura PATRICK Ella PATRICK Jennie PATRICK

1880 Champaign Co, OH Urbana Ella Patrick, head, 34 OH OH IN Jennie, dau, 12 OH OH OH

Cemetery records for Vashti say kin of Ella

[HI2508] (Research):Name: ZELORA E RUTAN Gender: Male Date of Death: October 22, 1962 Volume: 17094 Certificate: 83799 Marital Status: Widowed Place of Death: Dayton, Montgomery County Race: White Residence: , Champaign County Age: 85

Name: Zelora Rutan SSN: 286-26-1456 Last Residence: Ohio Born: 21 Apr 1877 Died: Oct 1962 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 )

[HI2509] (Research):Graduates of Mechanicsburg High School published in CCGS Newsltter March 1 996 pg 12 (Published by the class of 1915 in their Senior Year) Mary Rowinsky Class of 1881

[HI2510] (Research):Champaign County Guradianship Records Vol 18 No 3 Pg 364-365 Mar 11 18 65 C H Newcomb gdn of Zelora Estel Rutan 14yr Mar 1865; Arnoldos Leander R utan 12yr 1864; heirs of Harvey Rutan dec'd. Surities Christian Goul, Dav id Bowers


Beers Seneca Co Ohio History SCIPIO TOWNSHIP - 969 SCIPIO TOWNSHIP. Z. E. RUTAN, teacher, Republic, was born in Champaign County, Ohio, Mar ch 4, 1851, son of Abner and Emily (Gray) Rutan, the former born Mar ch 6, 1817, died March 6, 1865. Abner Rutan's first wife, Irena Little, bo rn March 20, 1814, bore him two children: Milton H. and Enos K.; his seco nd wife, also born March 20, 1814, died July 31, 1883, and was the moth er of two children: Zerora E. and Arnaldus, the latter born October 14, 18 52. Our subject remained upon a farm until he arrived at the age of maturi ty; then for a year attended the Bellofontaine schools, and entered upon h is career in life as a teacher. He became principal of the Huntsville scho ols in 1875, and two years later he removed to Shrove, where he was princi pal of schools for two years; he then became principal of the Greenwich sc hools for one year; thence moved to Republic, where he has held a like pos ition for three years. Mr. Rutan is an active member of Republic Lodg e, I. O. O. F., No. 40, N. U. No. 22. of Greenwich. and K. of H. No. 12 5, at Shreve. He is a consistent member of the; Methodist Episcopal Churc h; in politics he is a Democrat. Mr. Rutan married, August 12, 1877, Lau ra Cheever, of Bellefontaine, Ohio, daughter of Rev. W. M. Cheever, and bo rn August 17, 1852; she is a graduate of the Bellefontaine school s. It is believed there is but one family of Rutans in America, and they t race their ancestry back to 1640, and are of French descent.

[HI2511] (Research):Poss E B Rutan Co F 44th OVI who died at Andersonville GA 9/2/1864. Buri ed in Andersonville National Cemtery

[HI2519] (Research):This child listed in the 1860 Census as child of Sarah. Named Adaserah, ho wever he shows up in the 1870 Census in same town age 17 named Thoma s. He is living with James and Mary Malony and attending school

[HI2520] (Research):Sang in curch choir Secretary of Sunday School at 5th Lutheran, 1923-1926 Church: Lutheran Education: 12 years Hobby: Cooking and collecting antique dishes No. Children: 3 Occupation: Housewife

Name: Beatrice E Louderback Gender: Female Date of Death: 21 March 1997 Birth Date: 06 February 1907 Volume: 31050 Certificate: 023496 Autopsy: No Social Security Number: 286586043 Father's Surname: Schaefer Time of Death: 3:40 PM Marital Status: Widowed Place of Death: Nursing Home Years of Schooling: 99 Certifier: Physician Referred to Coroner: No Method of Disposition: Burial Mother's Surname: Evilsizor Race: White Birth Place: Springifield, Clark County, Ohio Residence: Ohio Age: 90

[HI2521] (Research):Education: 10 years Last Residence: Last residence: OH 453734 Occupation: Detroit sales, Appliance & Furniture, Dairy farmer (retired) SSN: Social Security #: 363-18-67404 SSN Issue State: State of issue: MI4

Family sheets in Mary Downs File

[HI2523] (Research):Enumeration of Youth St Paris Village School District, Champaign C o, OH no date c July 1906 Glenna Mitchell age 16 parent Jim

[HI2527] (Research):Champaign Co, OH Will Book C pg 424 Abner Harvey Rutan probated 3/11/1865 Goshen Twp Wife Emity Rutan all the law allows and no more; sons Milton Harrison, En os Kingsberry, Zelora Estel and Arnoldus Leander Rutan. Charles H Newco mb guardian of Zelora Estel and Arnoldus (Minors). Christian Goul Exec. Wit: David Bowen Will signed 2/13/1865

Record Book 32 pg 127 Filed 2 Nov 1865 Petition Milton Harrison Rutan vs Emily Rutan, et al Harvey rutan died in Feb 1865 and owned both a 25 acre plot in Military Su rvey 3898 and a 26 acre plot which he divided by his will. Harvey's hei rs were: Emily Rutan, widow; Milton Harrison Rutan; Enoch Kingsley Ruta n; Zelma Estel Rutan and Arnoldus Leander Rutan.

Cemetery records say kin of James Romine

[HI2533] (Research):Sister o Martin's Captain in the Rev War, Benjamin Brooks.

[HI2535] (Research):Father- Rusty Beau Duke Mother Kaprikorn's Dandy Freckles

Monita was a very lovable, passive dog. She never chewed as a puppy. She w as the easiest going in most situations. But she never adapted quick ly to change. Moving a piece of furniture was stressfull to her. Relocati ng to a new home took her months of adaptation. We never thought she wou ld live to see New Mexico when we retired, as she had slowed down so muc h. But she was quite a trouper. After moving to Alamogordo, she became bli nd and totally deaf but managed to get around by her built-in "radar". S he quit barking about 3 years before her death also. She developed some s kin cancer leisions that , in themselves, were not fatal, but brought do wn her immune system to the point of not being able to continue. Her fav orite thing to do as a young dog in San Diego was to go "snail huntin g" in the back yard. She would spend an hour "stalking" snails, catching t hem ever so carefully in her mouth and bringing them back to the porch a nd placing them all in a pile. Of course, while she was out looking for t he next ones, they were trying to crawl away. She would then return to "c orral them", then lay down and eat them one by one, CAREFULLY breaking op en the shells . When she was done, only empty broken snail shells would re main. We would call her "Escargo" dog. For those having no children, o ur animals ARE our children. Loosing them is just as painful as loosing yo ur child.

[HI2537] (Research):IGI for dau Maud names mother as Josie McCormick

[HI2539] (Research):Evelsizer, Thomas A. Lived in: Greensfork, Randolph County, Indiana 1900 Series: T623 Microfilm: 399 Book: 2 Page: 54

[HI2543] (Research):d/o Stephen Hobbs and Elizabeth Sanborn. Desc from immigrant Maurice Hob bs who came to Hampton New Hampshire in 1641

[HI2544] (Research):HOUSER -- ST. PARIS NEWS-DISPATCH, Thurs. 15 August 1918 The death of Mrs. Harriett HOUSER , widow of Wm. HOUSER , occurred last Fr iday at her home near Millerstown. She was the daughter of Henry IDLE a nd was born in 1839, being in her 79th year of age at death. Four sons sur vive. They are Dr. D. C. HOUSER of Urbana, William, Jerry and Lewis. Funeral services were conducted from the home on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'c lock by Rev. N. Y. MATHEWS. Interment at Spring Grove cemetery.

HOUSER HARRIET County Name: CHAMPAIGN Date of Death: 8/9/1918 Volume Number: 2651 Certificate Number: 46467

[HI2551] (Research):Marriage 1 Mary Ann MAGRUDER b: 24 Jun 1813 in Frederick County, Virginia Married: Abt. 1834 in West Liberty, Ohio Children Rebecca RUTAN

338 - HISTORY OF LOGAN COUNTY CHAPTER VIII * Beers History In 1846 William Rutan came to Bellefontaine, and purchased certain desirab le lots, amongst others the corner lot upon which is located the People s' National Bank. Mr. Rutan was the partner of Abner Riddle, who moved h is family here in 1848. These men at once began improving their propert y. They moved the old building s from the corner to localities farther wes t, and erected a three story brick house, with a frontage of fifty-five fe et. This they occupied partly as a hot

There are two banks in Bellefontaine. The Peoples' Bank was establish ed in March 1854, by Messrs. Riddle, Rutan and Lamb

HISTORY OF LOGAN COUNTY - 389 CHAPTER - XI Of flouring-mills-passing the Wilkinson Mill with the brief mention alrea dy made-we have only two left of which to speak: The mill was run fir st by John Pim, then by I. J. Baldwin, Baldwin & Potts, Baldwin & Bro., th en sold to Riddle S Rutan, and run by G. P. Stevenson, and then so ld to J. N. Dickinson.

"The Zanesfield Presbyterian Church." and we find no record of any meeti ng of the session or other act of church until November 12, 1853, when Jus tus Rutan, his wife and five others were received into the church, Re v. T. T. Smith then being Pastor. Mr. Smith probably only remained one y e ar, as Rev. E. D. Raffensperger was present and ordained Mr. Rutan a ruli ng Elder in May, 1855.

Obit from Mechanicsburg Protestant Church scrapbook 11/18/1874 William Rutan, 65 years old, died, married Mary A Magruder 4/18 /1835. One living child, Mrs J B Williams

[HI2554] (Research):Champaign County Guradianship Records Vol 18 No 3 Pg 364-365 Mar 11 18 65 C H Newcomb gdn of Zelora Estel Rutan 14yr Mar 1865; Arnoldos Leander R utan 12yr 1864; heirs of Harvey Rutan dec'd. Surities Christian Goul, Dav id Bowers

Arnoldus RUTAN Self M Male W 27 OH Farmer OH VA Mila RUTAN Wife M Female W 29 PA Keeping Hou Zelora RUTAN Dau S Female W 2 OH OH PA Emily RUTAN Mother W Female W 65 VA VA VA 1880 Census Place Goshen, Champaign, Ohio Family History Library Fi lm 1254998
NA Film Number T9-0998 Page Number 219B

Name: A D Rutan Birthplace: Ohio State: OH 1910 Age: 57 Color: W Enumeration District: 0003 Visit: 0115 County: Chamraign Relation: Head of Household Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place living alone

RUTAN A L County Name: CHAMPAIGN Date of Death: 9/5/1927 Volume Number: 5439 Certificate Number: 50064

[HI2561] (Research):Enumeration of Youth St Paris Village School District, Champaign C o, OH no date c July 1906 Ray Mitchell age 19 parent Jim

[XI2563] Burial record, no stone located

[HI2568] (Research):These descendants from Vickie Brown VickieBrwn@aol.com

James Elias Huff is found in the 1870 Census Of Nodaway co Missouri. It li sts him with wife E llen and one child that was 1 year old. He is also fou nd in a family bible listed with a wif e named Susan and 5 children

[NI2575] Son of Edward Miller and Frances Monroe

[HI2577] (Research):Researcher of this line: My connection with the Evilsizer family is below. My direct line is Johann es(John) Blose#1-Lewis Blose#4- William Blose#36-Dollie Blose-George Hen ry L. Slager-William Henry Slager -me. In the genealogy below Susan Blo se #2 is my GGG Aunt, Her son Philander Lee #14 my 1C3R married Maria Evi lsizor. Her Dau. Julia A. Lee #18 my 1C3R married William Irwin EVILSIZ OR Jr. Bill Slager jiggys@silcom.com

[MI2577] (Medical):Died 10 days after 1880 Census taken

[HI2586] (Research):Desc of this family from SAamantha Brock 3/15/2001 sbrock28658@yahoo.com Living individuals info in file

[HI2591] (Research):No children listed in 1900 Census No children listed in 1910 Census, but shows Sarah has having one child a nd that child still living.

Children of John and Miss Winters from Blake Watson 5572 S 1000 West Red key(Jay Co) IND 47373 jaycogen@jayco.net

[HI2592] (Research):Unable to locate 1870 or 1880

[HI2598] (Research):137th Regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry Organized at Indianapolis, Ind., and mustered in May 26, 1864. Order ed to Tennessee and assigned to duty as Railroad Guard in Tennessee and Al abama, Dept. of the Cumberland, till September, 1864. Mustered out Septemb er 21, 1864. Lost during service 17 by disease.

William was born in Knox Co, Tennessee. He was a cooper by professio n, as was his father.

He married Elizabeth Campbell, born c 1818, on July 12, 1837, probab ly in Clark Co Indiana. To this union was born one child; John W Allstat t. Various records disagree on John's birth date. Some census records sh ow 1838, others show 1845. William's pension records relate no answer to t his question. John W listed his birth as June, 1845. His mother died on Au gust 16, 1845. By hypothesis, Elizabeth may have had complications from ch ildbirth and only lived a few months after delivering John. William beca me a widower in the summer of 1845.

On August 31, 1847, William married Lavinia Lane (or Laine) born in Ju ly of 1826, at Bryantsburg, Indiana.

Although he was 48 years old at the time of his enlistment, William join ed the Union forces in the War Between The States on October 10, 186 1. He served in Co G, 137th Indiana Infantry and was discharged on Septemb er 21, 1864. By his pension application, we know that William signed the d ocument with an (x). At 78 years of age in 1898, his age or infirmity m ay have kept him from having good hand control Spelling on this document w as Allstot, which was the spelling that Rease Allstot used on his marria ge license to Elisabeth Evilsizer.

Sometime after the civil war, the family adopted the spelling of Allstat t, which is similar to the original spelling, and phonetically the same.

William's pension record shows that he lived in Cementville, Indiana in 18 82, New Albany, Indiana from 1883 to 1892 and Bryantsburg, Indiana until h is death on September 7, 1901. He died at the home of his son, Leonidas Al lstatt in Jefferson County Indiana, just outside of Bryantsburg.

[HI2601] (Research):Name: L Samuel Humes Birthplace: Ohio State: OH 1910 Age: 65 Color: W Enumeration District: 0024 Visit: 0068 County: Champaign Relation: Head of Household Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place Wife M Matte 60 Denmark Son M David 22 Ohio

HUMES, Samuel L. Death date: 8/22/1924, Champaign County Volu me #4517, Certificate #43110

[HI2606] (Research):1860 Indiana, Warren Co, Warren Census pg 530 George 41 b OH Nancy 38 b OH Andrew 12 IN Elizabeth 10 IN Mary 7 IN Lewis 4 IN William 2 IN

[HI2607] (Research):Susannah McCarty, born Mar 13, 1842. Her family was living in Montgomery C ounty, Indiana in 1840 .(5) Her mother died and she was placed in the ca re of a Sarah Mitchell .(6) Her father and brothers moved to Pulaski Coun ty. Her married sister was living in Montgomery County with husband Chr istian Huffman/Hoffman (7).In the 1860 Census Montgomery County, Susann ah is working as a Domestic for the family of George M Kendall, Farmer .(8 )

(5) 1840 Federal Census, Montgomery Co., Sugar Creek Twp , Indiana . Pa ge 176 Line 3 (6) 1850 Federal Census, Montgomery Co., Sugar Creek Twp , Indiana . Pa ge 440 Household number 966. In Susan McCarty Musgrave's obituary, it stat es that her mother died when she was a year old and she was placed in t he care of strangers. December 1, 1932 Pulaski County Democrat. (7) 1840 Federal Census, Montgomery Co., Sugar Creek Twp , Indiana . Pa ge 178 Line 27. (8) 1860 Federal Census, Montgomery Co., Sugar Creek Twp , Indiana. House hold # 131, dwelling number 123.


Susannah McCarty married Benjamin Newton Musgrave Aug. 16, Mont, IN .

[HI2612] (Research):In Morgan Co, Brown Indiana in 1860 was found Hugh Nicholas age 38, wife E mily 35, Malinda J age 18, Rachel age 9, Sarah age 8, Lorenzo age 5 and Ly dia age 3. All were born Indiana

[HI2614] (Research):Name: Bessie Agee SSN: 542-32-1945 Last Residence: 97882 Umatilla, Umatilla, Oregon, United States of America Born: 20 Dec 1902 Died: May 1986 State (Year) SSN issued: Oregon (Before 1951 )

From Vicki Fotheringham April 2008
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My grandmother, Bessie Lucile Pruden was born 20 Dec 1902 She has 2 sisters who need placed with her. They are:
Grace Edith Pruden born 21 Feb 1910, Mc Minnville, Yamhill County, Oregon
Married 1st: Wallace Olinger (No children) Wallace died in 1958 she
Married 2nd: Edward Swift (He died about 2002)
Grace died 16 September 2003 She is burried in the Evergreen Memorial Park Cemetery, McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon

Her sister
Mable Caroline Pruden was born 17 October 1907, Mc Minnville, Yamhill County, Oregon
She married Harold Pulley and lived in Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon until her death in 1881

Grandma's Parents are:
Father= Charles Freemont Pruden born 20 March 1858 in Laurel, Franklin County, Indiana
Died: 7 March or April 1913
Married Minnie Ellen Heckart 13 February 1902 in McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon
Minnie was born 15 October 1881 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Indiana and was a twin. Her twin sister Rosie May died at age 18 months.

Minnie's parents are:
William Edward Henry Heckart born in 1849 in Missouri. He died 31 March 1909, Baker Creek Falls area of Yamhill County, Oregon.
He is burried at: Happy Valley, Yamhill County, Oregon

Her mother is: Martha Jane Hanshall born in 1855. Martha died 26 July 1910 at the homestead in Yamhill County, Oregon
She is also burried at: Happy Valley, Yamhill County, Oregon

Siblings for Minnie are as follows (Includes Minnie)
1- Rachel Heckart B. 2 Jan 1876, Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri Died: 18 June 1938, Sandy Springs, Pope County, Arkansas
Burried Lamar Cemetery, Lamar, Johnson County, Arkansas

2- Mary M. Heckart b. 23 August 1877, died 5 November 1934 Yamhill County, Oregon
burried in Gopher Valley, Yamhill County, Oregon in the Agee Family Cemetery (Agee comes into the family a bit later)

3- Anna Heckart born 1879 Shelby County, Missouri

4- Minnie Ellen Heckart b. 15 October 1881, Shelbyville, Shelby County, Missouri d- 11 May 1958, Yamhill County, Oregon

5- Rosie May Heckart b. 15 October 1881, Shelbyville, , Shelby County, Missouri, died about age 18 months about April in 1882

6- Della Heckart b. 1883, Shelbyville, , Shelby County, Missouri, and died at a young age

7- Virginia Belle b. 10 April 1890, near Oregon City, Clackamas County, ORegon

6- Henry Michael b. 8 April 1895 Chase, Yamhill County, Oregon D- 29, July 1979

William Henry Heckart's father is:
Michael Heckart born about 1810 in Ecorts Mills, Maryland
HIs mother is- Anna Schneider

Martha Hanshall's father: Thomas Hanshall born about 1828
Martha's mother: Martha Walthall

[HI2618] (Research):These children were found in the CA Birth Index. Not known, but fath er is Lee and mother maiden is Shields LEE ROBERT DENNIS 06/27/1939 MALE SHIELDS LOS ANGELES LEE RONALD EDWIN 02/19/1937 MALE SHIELDS LOS ANGELES

[HI2637] (Research):Carl adopted the three daughters of Florence Estelle

[HI2651] (Research):All information on the descendants of Delilah and Alexander Hollingswor th were from Robert Evans, 401 Bellaire, Waco, TX 76712, 254-776-4767, rwe vans@handtech.com

Delilah [Huff] Hollingsworth is found in the household of Alexander Hollin gsworth Jr in the Adams Co Ill census 1880 ED8 pg20.

[HI2652] (Research):Name : Sarah Ellen Mitchell Death date : 28 Apr 1939 Death place : St Paris, Champaign, Ohio Birth date : 18 Feb 1861 Birth place : Shelby Co, Oh Age at death : 78 years 2 months 10 days Gender : Female Marital status : Widowed Race or color : American Occupation : Housekeeper Residence : St Paris, OH Burial date : 30 Apr 1939 Cemetery name : Evergreen Spouse name : James Mitchell Father name : Isaac Dorcey Father birth place : Oh Mother name : Issabell Evilsizer Mother birth place : Oh Informant-Carl Mitchell, St Paris, OH COD-Acute heart attack GSU film number : 2023711 Digital GS number : 4027219 Image number : 1513 Certificate number : fn 22347 Collection : Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI2653] (Research):Urbana Citizen Thursday July 21 1977 Mrs Sarah K Evilsizor, 80, 1516 Greenwood Ave died in her residence at 8: 05 P.M. Wednesday following a prolonged illness. Mrs Evilsizor was born Ju ne 4, 1897, a daughter of George W and Fannie Ray Jones. A Life reside nt of Springfield, she was a past member of the DAR Lodge at Tremont Cit y, and was a member of the Northridge Christian Fellowship church. S he is survived by three daughters, Mrs Richard (Leona) Patton and Mrs Edwa rd (Lucille) Draper, both of Springfield, and Mrs Harold (Louise ) Mit ch of London; a son, John of Springfield; 15 grandchildren; 29 great grand children; two sisters, Mrs Oliver (Susan) Haulman and Mrs Howard (Stell a) Bailey, both of Springfield, and several nieces and nephews. Her husban d, Arthur, died in August 1976, and a daughter Betty Roberta Trego, in Nov ember 1975. Her body was taken to the Jackson Lytle and Coffman funeral ho me where friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Friday. Services wi ll be conducted there at 10 A.M. Saturday by the Rev Walfred J Fahrer, pas tor of the Northridge Christian Fellowship Church. Burial will be in Fernc liff Cemetery. Contributions will be made to the Northridge Christian Fell owship Church

[HI2662] (Research):1870 hosehold has Charles Allison age 17 and William Allison age 6

[HI2666] (Research):WILLIAM B. GEST, farmer and stock-dealer; P. O. Mingo: born in Greene Co ., Ohio, Oct. 28, 1825 ; is a son of Jeremiah and Pamelia Gest, nativ es of New Jer sey, who were early settlers of Ohio, locating in Greene C o. about 1815. He spent his life here, and was engaged in the mercantile t rade for many years, and also in the milling business. In the latter pa rt of his life he retired to his farm near Bellbrook, where he died in Mar ch, 1879. His wife is still living at Dayton, Ohio. Mr. Gest was a very pr ominent and active business man; carried on an extensive trade, and, altho ugh in the panic of 1837, he felt the pressure and suffered some from i ts effects, yet his tact and energy carried him safely through, and he w as very successful through life and accumulated a large amount of propert y. They were parents of seven children, four of whom now survive Sarah An n, Mary Jane, William B. and Truman B. Joseph G., a deceased son, was a th oroughly educated man; a lawyer by profession, and became a very prominent -man in Greene Co., representing that county in the State Legislature f or four years. He was one of the originators and organizers of the State B oard of Agriculture, and was its Secretary for many years. Our subject bec ame a resident of Champaign Co. in the fall of 1848, locating upon a pie ce of land adjoining his present farm on the south, residing there ninete en years. Then bought the farm upon which he now resides, built a fine fa rm residence, and has a beautiful place, with good improvements. The two f arms embrace 200 acres of land. He was married, Nov. 9, 1848, to Miss Mati lda, daughter of Abner and Matilda Park, natives of New Jersey. They ha ve had five children; four now survive-Sarah Augusta, Laura Florence, Trum an B. and Isabel. Mr. Gest has never held or sought office, preferring a b usiness life; he has, in former years, dealt extensively in grain, b ut is now giving his main attention to farming and raising and deali ng in stock.

PG 387 WILLIAM B GESTPROBATED 11 AUG 1888 URBANA [DIED 24 JUL 1888] Heirs-Harriett M Gest~-widow; Truman B Gest-’son-’West Liberty;S Augusta M umper—dau--Urbana. All estate to wife as long as she does not remarry; at her death estate eq ually divided between four ch Sarah A Gest; Laura F Gest, TruTnan B Gest a nd Isabella Gest~ Wife Harriett N Gest executrix Witness:R E Runkle S C Blackwill signed 13 Jul 1869

[HI2671] (Research):CCGS Newsletter Summer 2005 Vol 1 No 2 pg 19 Old People - A List of Resid ents of This City Whose Age is Over 70 Years. Mechanicsburg News Jan 23 18 96 Mrs J L Mumma born 1823

[HI2672] (Research):Moorehead Charles T 5 9/28/1933 obit index

[HI2674] (Research):Obit Index Frantz Ezra E 4/17/1945

Census Place:New Carlisle, Clarke, Ohio Source:FHL Film 1254998 National Archives Film T9-0998 Page 1 Edward FRANTZSelfMMW24OHOcc:FarmerFa: VAMo: VA Ella FRANTZWifeFMW22OHFa: PAMo: PA Vera FRANTZDauFSW8MOHFa: OHMo: OH

Frantz, Ezra E. gu 1860 ProbCt Case 03315 Guardianship Miami Co Frantz, Ezra Eli Wr 1861 Will 002 508 Miami Co

1900 Clark CO,Bethel, OH pg11 Ezra E Frantz, head, 1/1856,44,m21y, OH OH OH farmer Ella m, wife, 9/1857, 6ch 4liv OH PA PA Ida F, dau, 3/1886, 14 Anna M, dau, 7/1889,11 Ella M, dau, 6/1894,5 Lawrence, son, 4/1882,18

1850 Clark Co, Bethel, OH pg114 John Frantz 48 Anna 46 Jacob 22 Sarah 19 John 17 Samuel 14 Nicholas 13 Hester 6 Philo 6m

1870 Clark CO, Bethel, OH pg 6 John Frantz 71 VA VA VA farmer $8500 $550 Anna, 68 VA Phoebe, 21, helps mother Ezra, 14 , works on farm Henry Frantz, 27 Sarah 27 Edward 2

1860 Miami Co, Bethel, OH pg 191 John Frantz, 27 Margaret 24 Ezra, 4 Moses 7m (7/13/1860)

[HI2680] (Research):Catherine was a widow and the step-mother of Judge John Taylor, so it is s afe to assume she married for the 3rd time to John Idle. She has a daught er Julia Ann Taylor living with she and John. Julia married John's son, Jo seph

Myrtle Tree Church Records (Organized 4/24/1830) Covers period 4/24/1830- 2/23/1850 CCGS Newsletter Spring 1998 pg24 Received 7/23/1835 Catherine Taylor/Idle diss by letter 3/21/1857

[HI2684] (Research):Champ Co, Will Book D pg 451 E A Whitehead Union Twp Probated 1/7/1881 Notice to heirs- Rebecca A Whitehead, widow; Ida M Allison, dau, Garaldin e, F P Annie, Jessie and Wm E R Whitehead. Wife Rebecca Ann porperty duri ng natural life of Hester Ann Lafferty; at death of Hester Ann Lafferty di vide among heirs. Ann Whitehead and Wm E R Whitehead Exec Wit: Frank J Snow, J W Walker Signed 6/14/1879

[HI2703] (Research):parentage not proven

[HI2710] (Research):1870 census name Arabelle

[HI2711] (Research):Champ Co Will Book C pg 320 Christopher Allison Union Twp probated 4/22/18 61 Wife (no name) real estate (50 acres); ch John, James, William, Jaco b, Samuel George Thomas Isaac and Christopher Allison, Martha Culp, Mar y, Margaret and Ann Allison. Samuel AllisonExec. Wit Aaron Rawlings, W D Lowry signed 3/29/1861

Early Pioneers of Champ Co Vol III pg 7. An Allison family lived in Turk ey Ridge. The husband and wife of this family are bureid in the New Hope C emetery. Their births date many years before 1800. Christopher is one of t his family, but relationship not known

[HI2718] (Research):In the 1910 Ohio Census, I find in ED 38 of Crawford Co, OH, a Peter M Neu man 47, Wife Minetva age 44, Daughter Elma, 15 and Mary M age 11.

EVILSIZER, MARY M : Mother of James (Obit.). Plain Dealer 18 May, 1979, p g. 11 sec. C Mary M Evilsizer (nee Neuman), dear mother of James S, Mrs Colette Favazz a, Mrs Alcie E Krupor and Mrs Mercedes Szobo, dear sister of Mrs Agnes Tr eat, grandmother and great grandmother. Funeral Mass will be held Saturd ay 10 AM at the Annunciotion Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Frien ds may call at the David G Martens Funeral Home Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.

[HI2719] (Research):Not in 1900 Census. Probably died young

[HI2720] (Research):Never married

[HI2729] (Research):Oral history tells us that Susan was 1/4 Amer Indian (black Feet). Her birth in OH does not make sense as Black Feet lived in upper northwest of US

Her parents names were unknown on her death certificate

[HI2730] (Research):Name : Benj. Runyan Death date : 09 Jun 1925 Death place : Findlay, Hancock, Ohio Birth date : 12 Dec 1844 Estimated birth year : Birth place : Wood Co., Ohio Age at death : 80 years 5 months 27 days Gender : Male Marital status : Married Race or color : Caucasian Street address : 130 Garfield Occupation : Retired Laborer Residence : Burial date : 12 Jun 1925 Burial place : Cemetery name : Maple Grove Spouse name : Anna Runyan Father name : Benj. Runyan Father titles : Father birth place : Ohio Mother name : Mother titles : Mother birth place : Ohio GSU film number : 1992674 Digital GS number : 4001619 Image number : 189 Certificate number : fn 35373 Collection : Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI2740] (Research):Name : Daniel Albert Dorsey Death date : 26 Feb 1914 Death place : Adams Twp, Champaign, Ohio Birth date : 12 Jul 1876 Estimated birth year : Birth place : Ohio Age at death : 37 years 7 months 14 days Gender : Male Marital status : Married Race or color : Caucasian Occupation : Farm Laborer Burial date : 01 Mar 1914 Cemetery name : Rosedale Cemetery Father name : Isaac Dorsey Father birth place : Ohio Mother name : Isabel Evilsizor Mother birth place : Ohio Informant Mrs Lola Dorsey COD-Pnuemonia GSU film number : 1953826 Digital GS number : 4021275 Image number : 1228 Certificate number : fn 6899 Collection : Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI2741] (Research):These descendants found on CD 9 Tree 3611 J Ottinger 872 Granville Dr Wint er Park, FL 32789-1421

[HI2744] (Research):THE BIOGRAPHY OF EZEKIEL BOSWELL EZEKIEL BOSWELL was born near St. Paris, Champaign Co., OH, Oct. 18, 183 5, son DAVID and NANCY (COLBERT), natives of the same place; came to Fult on Co., in 1855, settling in Buckheart Township, but now living in Josh ua Township; they had six children. EZEKIEL married in July, 1856, HELEN C ARVER, daughter of P. M. CARVER, and their 8 children are: WILLIAM E., bo rn May 27, 1858; CHARLES P., April 05, 1862; EMMA F., Aug 11, 1865; JOHN A ., June 02, 1867 (dec. 1875); DAVID, Dec. 02, 1869; FRANK, May 11, 1872; E DGAR, April 24, 1875 (dec. while an infant); and ADA MAY, April 16, 187 8. Democrat, School Director, Sec 05; 100 acres. ---------- Source: Original data: History of Fulton County, Illinois : together wi th sketches of its cities, villages and townships, educational, religiou s, civil, military, and political history, portraits of prominent perso ns and biographies of representative citizens : history of Illinois, embra cing accounts of the pre-historic races, aborigines, French, English and A merican conquests, and a general review of its civil, political and milita ry history, digest of state laws.. Peoria: C.C. Chapman & Co., J.W. Fran ks & Sons), 1879. Source Page 830 ---------- NOTE: One more son Hiram Boswell was born in Oct 1882 after this was writt en

1850 Census: On September 02, 1850, Living in Jackson, Champaign Co., OH 1857 July 05, Ezekiel Boswell married Hellen Carver in Fulton Co., IL 1860 Census: On June 29, 1860, Living in Buckheart, Fulton Co., IL 1870 Census: On June 30, 1870, Living in Buckheart, Fulton Co., IL 1880 Census: On June 02, 1880, Living in Liverpool, Fulton Co., IL 1900 Census: On June 16, 1900, Living in Buckheart, Fulton Co., IL 1905 June 02, Ezekiel Boswell died in Fulton Co., IL 1916 Dec 25, Helen Carver Boswell died in Fulton Co., IL

[HI2746] (Research):Champaign Co Will Book B pg 44 probated 11/29/1824 recorded 12/15/1824 James Lowry- Sons John (eldest), James, Joseph and Justice Lowry; daughte rs Sarah Bowen (eldest), Nancy, Elizabeth, Lucinda, Mary Ann and Catheri ne Lowry. John Lowry and Elisha Berry exec. Wit: James Daniels, James Gutr idge, James Coile. Signed (x) 11/22/1824

Record Book 1, Page 363 1808 "Pleas at Urbana before the Honorable Francis Dunlavy Esquire, President a nd his associate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of the County of Cham paign in the State of Ohio of the Term of May in the year of our Lord o ne thousand eight hundred and eight" David Lowry on Petition for Partition of Thomas Lowry Thomas Lowry, late of Springfield Township, died intestate and was seiz ed of 130 acres located in the south— west corner of Section 19 Townsh ip 3 Range 9 (Bethel Tp., Clark County) and 30 acres in the north— west cor ner of Section 24 Township 3 Range 8 (Bath Tp., Greene County). The hei rs of Thomas Lowry, claiming a portion per capita, are brothers and sister s: David Lowry of Champaign County; John Lowry of Somerset County, Pennsyl vania; Nancy Titas, wife of Daniel Titas of French Creek, Pennsylvania; Le ttuce, wife of Ephraim Morrison late of Champaign County and Nelly Jackso n, wife of John Jackson of Champaign County. Claiming a portion per stripe s, are the children of Archibald Lowry deceased of Champaign County: Dav id Lowry, James Lowry and Lettuce Lowry, all minors. Notice of the suit w as published in the l4estern Star, a newspaper printed in Lebanon, Ohio f or three weeks and at least sixty days prior to the next term. On the thi rd Tuesday of September 1808 the court appointed Jacob Reeder, Elnathan Co ry and Samuel Martin as the appraisers. Daniel McKinnon Esquire was the sh eriff and Joseph C. Vance was the Chancery Clerk on 10 October 1808. On t he third Tuesday in January 1809 the court decreed that as all of the la nd was not in Champaign County the petition was dismissed with the cos ts to be paid by the petitioner. The costs of the suit ware $6.49½ and $8. 00 for the sheriff's fees on the writ and the cost of the commissioners.

[HI2747] (Research):Record Book 9, Page 10 — Filed 21 llarch 1825 — Heard October Term 1825 Jo el Frankeberger, guardian etc. on Petition to Sell Personal Property Erank eberger was made the guardian of John Cowan, David Cowan, Samuel Cowan 12 y, Alexander Cowan, Wilson Cowan By and Caroline Cowan 6y, minor hei rs of John Cowan who died in August 1822 in Champaign County. By the la st will and testament of Rachel Cowan all of the articles of personal prop erty was left to the youngest child, Caroline. The appraisers, John Pepper s, John Frankeberger and William Frankeberger, valued the personal proper ty at $48. The property was sold at an auction on 15 April 1825 for $44.82 .

From Shelby Co Memorial Records pg576 Cowan Cemetery Dr Wilson V Cowan was a practicing physician in Hardin in 1856. He serv ed as a member of the Ohio Legislature for several years and during the ci vil war with the 34th Ohio Zouaves as a surgeon. The Kennards came to Turt le Creek Twp near Hardin in 1812. Cemetery is in very bad condition.

1860 Shelb Co, OH W V Cowan Turtle Creek, Shelby, OH 44 1815 Ohio Male Mary Cowan Turtle Creek, Shelby, OH 31 1828 Ohio Female John Cowan Turtle Creek, Shelby, OH 12 1847 Ohio Male Chas Cowan Turtle Creek, Shelby, OH 9 1850 Ohio Male Alice Cowan Turtle Creek, Shelby, OH 7 1852 Ohio Female Finley Cowan Turtle Creek, Shelby, OH 5 1854 Ohio Male Caroline Cowan Turtle Creek, Shelby, OH 3 1856 Ohio Female

Name: Wilson V. Cowan Company: F Unit: 34 Ohio Infantry. Rank - Induction: Assistant Surgeon Rank - Discharge: Assistant Surgeon Allegiance: Union

Name: Wilson V Cowan , Enlistment Date: 04 July 1862 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Union State Served: Ohio Unit Numbers: 1862 1862 Service Record: Enlisted as a Assistant Surgeon on 04 July 1862 Commission in Company S, 34th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 04 July 1862. Discharged Company S, 34th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 11 February 1864

[HI2762] (Research):1900 Hocking Co, OH Ira Friend, b 4/1881 age 14?17? boarding

Name: Ira Friend Birthplace: Ohio State: OH 1910 Age: 26 Color: W Enumeration District: 0110 Visit: 0003 County: Miami Relation: Head of Household Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place Wife Clara 24 Ohio Son John 02 Ohio

[HI2769] (Research):Adams and Harrison-Adams School Districts-Rosewood, OH The First Fifty Yea rs 1898-1948 High School Alumni abstracted by Pat Stickley CCGS Newslett er Oct 1996 pg129 Class of 1921 Gladys Stayman Russell

[HI2770] (Research):Adams and Harrison-Adams School Districts-Rosewood, OH The First Fifty Yea rs 1898-1948 High School Alumni abstracted by Pat Stickley CCGS Newslett er Oct 1996 pg129 Class of 1922 Opal Stayman Clark

OPAL M. CLARK 98, formerly of 10817 West State Route #29, Rosewood, Ohio d ied Saturday, April 13, 2002 at 3 p.m. in Heartland of Urbana where she h ad been a resident for the past two years. She was born February 23, 19 04 in Champaign County, Ohio, the daughter of the late Alvin B. and Co ra E. (Idle) Stayman. Opal was a 1922 graduate of Rosewood High School. S he was a member of the Rosewood United Methodist Church where she was acti ve in the Women’s Society for many years, and a former member of the Champ aign County Senior Citizens. She is survived by three sons, Robert S. (Nor ma) Clark of Rosewood, Charles M. (Alice) Clark of Salem, Ohio, and Albe rt L. (Mary Maxine) Clark of DeGraff; 10 grandchildren; 19 great grandchil dren; two great great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her pare nts; husband, Clyde M. Clark who she married on February 23, 1924 and prec eded her in death on March 16, 1986; and one sister. Services will be Wedn esday, April 17, 2002 at 12 noon in the RICHESON-WICKHAM and ATKINS FUNER AL HOME, 216 South Springfield Street, Saint Paris with Pastor Jerry Lew is of the Rosewood United Methodist Church officiating. Burial wi ll be in Spring Grove Cemetery, Saint Paris. Visitation is Wednesday Apr il 17, 2002 at 10 a.m. until the time of the services, in the funeral hom e. Memorial contributions may be made to the Rosewood United Methodist Chu rch, P.O. Box #102, Rosewood, Ohio 43070. Pallbearers will be Charles, Den nis, Gary, Tom, Mike, and

[HI2771] (Research):Champaign County Ohio History 1991 by CCGS Biography pg 217

[HI2773] (Research):Champaign County Guardian Bonds Book 1 pg211 11 April 1833 Catherine Tayl or gdn of Elizabeth taylor 14yr; Peter Taylor 13yr; Noah Taylor 11yr; Samp son Taylor 8yr, Malachi Taylor 5yr, Julia Taylor 2months minor heirs of Jo hn Taylor, dec'd Surities Malachi berry, Silas howard MB 14-267

[HI2774] (Research):Research and notes of Bob and Flossie Hulsizer

BIRTH: Clark County, Ohio family members have told me that Sarah was bo rn in New Market, Shenandoah Co., VA on 14 March 1823. Research sent me S eptember 1993 by Alan L. Williams 348 N. Mountain Ave. Monrovia, CA 910 16-2439 agrees with this date, but only states the place as Shenandoah Co ., VA.
The December 15, 1907 "Springfield (O.) Daily News" article below stat es that she was born in Hardy County, Virginia (now West Virginia). Sin ce the article was written while Sarah was still alive, I believe that Har dy County is the correct birth place. Alan's research shows that Sarah 's grandparents, John and Mary (Barb) Sager "settled Hardy Co. before 178 7. Owned 650 a. on Trout Run, Hardy Co."

FAMILY BIBLE PAGES: John E. & Marie Zerkle, 1033 Armsgate Road, Springfie ld, OH 45503 permitted me to photocopy four pages which had been removed f rom a family Bible at an earlier time. They don't know what happened to t he Bible. The Bible page of Births agrees and states: "Sarah Sager daught er of Peter and Magdalene, was born 14th of March, A.D. 1823".

NEWSPAPER: "Springfield (O.) Daily News" Sunday, December 15, 1907: "Ke pt Toll Gate In Former Years Mrs. Sarah Morris is the Oldest Woman Livi ng in Tremont City Today. (Photo: Mrs. Sarah Morris Age 84 Years.) Sa rah Morris, was born March 14, 1823, in Hardyy (sic) County, W. Va. Her p arents moved from Virginia in 1835, locating near Tremont City, when she w as but about 10 years old, and has been living in and near this place f or more than 75 years. She is the daughter of Peter Sager and Maglina (si c) Sager, both died many years ago. She was married on the 9th day of Aug ust 1848 (sic), to Milton P. Morris, who died in the spring of 1875, havi ng lived happily as husband and wife for nearly 40 years. The subje ct of this sketch, is the mother of seven children, all living and have fa milies, except one son Anthram (sic), who died when he was 26 years of ag e. She is the grandmother of thirty-six grandchildren. In about 1850 s he with her husband kept toll gate on what was then known as the George Mi chael pike, running west from Tremont City, intersecting the Saint Paris p ike. Her husband was a shoemaker and broom maker by trade, and was a m an of very poorhealth, the wife having to do needle work and other manu al labor for the support of the large family. She has lived in and clo se to this place for nearly 75 years and well remembers when the burg w as quite a small affair -- only two or three houses, and at that day was k nown as Clarksburg with no pikes or railroads. She joined the Reformed ch urch more than forty years ago and has during all this time lived a faithf ul Christian woman, and much respected by all who know her.
She is the mother of Squire and Granville Morris and Mrs. Peter Bayl or a daughter, all of Springfield. The other members of her family live n ear Tremont City. She lives in her little cottage alone and says that s he is only feeling well and enjoys life, although it is lonesome to live a lone, but the entire citizenship are ever watching for the welfare of "Au nt Sarah."

DEATH: recorded Clark County Health Department, Springfield, OH. She di ed in German Twp., Clark Co., OH on 29 Oct. 1913 age 90y 7m 15d of apopl exy. It states her date of birth as 14 March 1823 VA Father: Peter S ager b. VA Mother: Magdalene Fultz b. VA Informant: Sarah Evilsiz or Urbana #8 Buried: 30 October Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
I have the Application for Probate of Will; Clark Co., OH which stat es she died 29 Oct. 1913 and that she left the following as next of kin:
Wilber E. Morris son Urbana R.D. #4
S.A. Morris " Springfield
Jas. Granville Morris " " R.D. #2
John M. Morris " Tremont City, O.
Sarah E. Evilsizor Daughter Urbana R.D. #8
Ida E. Baylor " Springfield, O.

BURIAL: with husband in Lot #13 (one square rod) in Mt. Calvary Cemeter y, Tremont City, Clark Co., OH purchased for $5.00 from her brother Solom on Sager on 25 Aug. 1875, evidently at the time of the decease of Sarah 's husband, Milton Paradise Morris. The deed to the lot is recorded on pa ges 197-198 of Cemetery Record Book, Volume B - 1864-1919 - in the Clark C ounty Recorders' office, Springfield, OH as purchased from Solomon Sag er & Margaret, his wife, of Tremont, Clark County, Ohio.
The plot is located along the fence parallel to Upper Valley Pike in Tre mont City.

Springfield Daily News, Wednesday, October 29, 1913 Aged Woman Dies. Mrs Sarah MORRIS of Tremont, 90 years old, and an invalid for some year s, was found dead in her bed Wednesday morning. She was living at the ho me of Lewis EVILSIZOR. The infirmities of age were largely responsible f or her death. Mrs Morris was born in Virginia, and came to this part of t he country when she was five years of age. She is survived by six childre n, four boys and two girls. The funeral will be held Thursday afterno on at 2 o'clock at the reformed church. Burial will be made in Tremont Cem etery

[HI2776] (Research):Descendants of Daniel from Vol 3 Tree # 2958 WFT

Champaign Co, Guardian Book Pg 460 Oct 25 1866 Susannah Idle, gdn of Dani el Idle 17y 16 Nov 1865; Emaline Idle 16yr a8 Mar 1866; Levina Idle 14 yr 26 Apr 1866; Edward Idle 12yr Sept 3 1866; Phoebe Idle 8 yr May 30, 186 6; heirs of Henry Idle, dec'd. Surities Jeremiah Idle and Elijah Idle

Champaign Co, Genealogical Society, by Pat Stickley and Denise Kay Moor e, Champaign Co Ohio-Newspaper Abstracts 1884-1888, (Urbana Daily Citiz en 1/1884-12/1888). pg 87 2/16/1886 Daniel Idle citizen of Concord Twp h as sold his property and will move to Kansas.

[HI2777] (Research):Enlisted age 18 in 12 Ohio, Vol Cavalry, 1861. Served duration of the w ar and was on General Thomas' staff at Nashville, TN. He was in the Compa ny that captured Jefferson Davis, leader of the Confederacy, who was captu red while pumping water at a well, dressed as a woman. On the march to t he sea, Elijah saw the burning of Atlanta. He fought 23 battles and skirmi shes.

Ancestor and desc chart by Betty Idle Trantow, Geleta, CA

[HI2779] (Research):Champaign Co, Guardian Book Pg 460 Oct 25 1866 Susannah Idle, gdn of Dani el Idle 17y 16 Nov 1865; Emaline Idle 16yr a8 Mar 1866; Levina Idle 14 yr 26 Apr 1866; Edward Idle 12yr Sept 3 1866; Phoebe Idle 8 yr May 30, 186 6; heirs of Henry Idle, dec'd. Surities Jeremiah Idle and Elijah Idle

HAMILTON, Mary Lavina Death date: 9/11/1942, Champaign Coun ty Certificate #51798

[HI2780] (Research):Champaign Co, Guardian Book Pg 460 Oct 25 1866 Susannah Idle, gdn of Dani el Idle 17y 16 Nov 1865; Emaline Idle 16yr a8 Mar 1866; Levina Idle 14 yr 26 Apr 1866; Edward Idle 12yr Sept 3 1866; Phoebe Idle 8 yr May 30, 186 6; heirs of Henry Idle, dec'd. Surities Jeremiah Idle and Elijah Idle

ROBERTS EMMA L County Name: CHAMPAIGN Date of Death: 10/7/1915 Volume Number: 1748 Certificate Number: 53039

[HI2781] (Research):Champaign Co, Guardian Book Pg 460 Oct 25 1866 Susannah Idle, gdn of Dani el Idle 17y 16 Nov 1865; Emaline Idle 16yr a8 Mar 1866; Levina Idle 14 yr 26 Apr 1866; Edward Idle 12yr Sept 3 1866; Phoebe Idle 8 yr May 30, 186 6; heirs of Henry Idle, dec'd. Surities Jeremiah Idle and Elijah Idle

[HI2782] (Research):One of Jesse harbor's 32 children. She was committed to an Asylum about 1854

Concord Items Dec 5, 1878
Among the events of the week is that of the Birthday celebration of Mrs. Charity Idle, near Heathtown. A big crowd, a good dinner, and pioneer music by our old friend F. N. Barger, completed the day*s work.

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