Notes

[HI33096] (Research):IS the E V Halterman who married Miss Ella M Poorman 7/27/1881 Newspaper 1 877-1911 pg 30?

[HI33099] (Research):1910 Census Albert G Harney
Age: 66 State: OH
Color: w Enumeration District: 0001
Birth Place: Ohio Visit: 0246
County: Champaign
Relation: Head of Household
Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place Wife Jennie 49 Ohio Brother-in-law Michial Martz 48 Ohio Brother-in-law Luster 42 Ohio

[HI33100] (Research):MARTZ DANIEL L County Name: SHELBY Date of Death: 10/5/1927 Volume Number: 5478 Certificate Number: 59856

[HI33107] (Research):St Paris Village school district by L W Faulkner July 20, 1892 Anna Martz age 18

[HI33108] (Research):St Paris Village school district by L W Faulkner July 20, 1892 Maud Martz age 16

[HI33111] (Research):Charles Hensler found in: Census Microfilm Records: Ohio, 1900 Lived in: Adams Township, Champaign County, Ohio Series: T623 Microfilm: 1245 Book: 1 Page: 11

[HI33112] (Research):CCGS, Book III, August 2002 by Dorothy Shaffer, Champaign Co, Ohio St Par is Newspaper Abstracts Jan 1900-1916, pg30. May 31, 1901 EMMA A HENSLER, daughter of JOSEPH and ELIZABETH HENSLER, was born June 1 1, 1867, and died May 19, 1901, aged 33yrs, limo and 8 days. She was unit ed in marriage to JOHN COVAULT on Mar 14, 1895. To this union was born fi ve children, two having preceded her to death. One daughter died with he r. She leaves a husband, three children, father, mother, three brothers a nd two sisters.

[HI33114] (Research):Graduates of the Township Schools of Champaign County 1892 who received th eir diplomas Saturday June 4 1892. List sent in by Supt J M Mulford of Mec hanicsburg. Listed The Champaign Democrat June 16 1892 abstracted by Pat S tickley Fall 1994 CCGS Newsltter pg 77 Adams Twp - B H Hensler

Name: Harley Hensler SSN: 295-40-9744 Last Residence: 43070 Rosewood, Champaign, Ohio, United States of Ameri ca Born: 22 Aug 1875 Died: Apr 1969 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (1962 )

[HI33124] (Research):Record book 26 pg 547 Filed 24 Nov 1857 Petition to Partition Amos Halterman vs Mary Halterman and others Peter Halterman died seized of 161 acres in the NW 1/4 of Sec 24 Twp 3 Ran ge 12 (adams twp). He left the following heirs; Mary halterman widow; Am os Halterman; William Halterman of Illinois; Elizabeth halterman wife of E zekiel Saargent of Illinois; Lavina Halterman, wife of Samuel McCros ky of Champaign Co, Ohio; Allen Halterman of Champaign County; Ephraim Hal terman of Illinois and the children of Eli Haltermann deceased, who are li ving in Champaign County; Jesse F Halterman ; Mary ellen Halterman and Wil liam H Halterman

[HI33142] (Research):23 Sep 1851, Samuel BLUE guardian of William E. BLUE 17 yrs, David BL UE 14 yrs, Sarah E. BLUE 11 yrs, Lucinda BLUE 8 yrs. Minor heirs of Andrew BLUE decea sed. Sureties: Simon BAKER, Richard BLUE, David BROWN

Page 498, 22 Aug 1854, Samuel BLUE, guardian of Sarah Elizabeth BLUE 14 yrs (3 Mar 1 854) David BLUE 16 yrs (1 Dec 1853), minor heirs of Andrew BLUE decease d. Sureties: Nelson BLUE, Martin IDLE

Champaign Co, Oh 1991 - pg 90 Biography

[HI33143] (Research):Champaign Co will book C pg 364 Richard Blue probated 2/3/1863 Samuel Blue land S21 Mad River Twp Wit: David Loudenback. John Swartz (now in Prince Wm Co, VA) (will gives no siging date)

Champaign Co Guardianship records Vol 18 No 2 Pg210 Jan 10 1863 Isaac ne ff Gdn of Richard Blue 60yrs (insane person) Surities Nelson Blue and Jose ph Neff

Public Records of Champaign Co, OH Court of Common Pleas Vol 2 by Denise K ay Moore and Pat Stickley pg81 Record Book 30, Page 498- Filed 9 May 1863- Petition to Sell Land David Lo udenback, Administrator of Samuel Blue, deceased vs Nancy Blue, Sarah Blue & Others Samuel Blue and Richard Blue in-common, held 157 acres (less 8.7 acres so ld to Amos Baker and 20 acres mortgaged to David Miller) of the south-we st quarter of Section 21 Township 4 Range 11 (Mad River Township). Richa rd Blue died circa 24 January 1863 and he had left no widow or childre n. In his will, Richard had left his estate to Samuel Blue, however, Samu el had died before Richard. Isaac Neff was the administrator of Richard 's estate. The heirs of Samuel Blue were: Nancy Blue, widow; Sarah Blue; A ndrew Blue; Mahala Blue and Abigail Blue.

1850 Census Champaign Co, Mad River pg 440 Richard Blue age 50 b VA Sarah Blue 70 b VA

[HI33166] (Research):The Springfield Daily News March 19, 1910- pg. 7 Wildasin, Mrs, Mary Jane aged 94 years died friday in the residence of h er son John at Beatty. Funeral Sunday at 1pm from the residence. Buri al in Ferncliff.

Name and Address listed in the Springfield City Directory 1889-90: Wildasinn Sarah J. widow of Solomon, res 353 W. Main

Census: 1860, Clark Co., Ohio Census- Sarah J. (Wildison) 44 VA, Charl es 19 OH, James K. 14, Lee R. 9, Elizabeth A. 7

[HI33167] (Research):Springfield Sun July 7 1900 Mrs Roller and daughter of Enon, Ohio spent Wednesday at the home of Mrs A be Roller

Springfield Sun Augu 16, 1900 Abe Roller and wife will spend today at the home of Mr Roller's mother a nd sister at Enon.

Sept 9 1900 Miss Roller of Enon and Miss Effie Roller of Indiana were the guests of t he families of William and Abe Roller for a few days.

Springfield Sun Mar 24, 1901 Miss Roller of Enon, sister of Abe and William Roller, was a guest at the ir homes for a dew days.

[HI33170] (Research):Family researcher- Ray Walker RayFwa@aol.com

A William Weller, his wife Sarah Smith, and three children were pioneers w ho travelled by ox cart from Sandusky down to Bucyrus and then across to L ima to set up home and a business. William died suddenly in 1839. Over t he next ten years Sarah managed to settle his affairs and towards 1850, ju dging by her residence as given in the final disposition of her proper ty in Lima, she moved to Champaign county. She may not be in the 1850 cens us, but I suspect she is in the 1860 census for Urbana. She was there in 1 884, because a letter from her brother-in-law in Marysville, survivi ng in Hastings Museum in England, tells of her visit to him. I have a cert ified copy of her death certificate indicating that she died in Min go on 27 December 1887.

I have a very large history of the Weller family of potters and brickmaker s, summaries of which I have placed with Union Co., Clinton Co., Greene C o. and other genealogy societies and libraries throughout he world. I wou ld be quite happy to send one to Champaign Co. library or Gen Soc., altho ugh I doubt there is much to catch the special interest of surviving citiz enry.

This Weller family is quite distinct from the famous Weller Family of Zane sville; and I suppose one of the outcomes of my research has been to sh ow that this is the case, although it has been widely believed otherwis e. In fact I can tell you of two Weller descendants in Kansas who betwe en them collected over $3,000,000 worth of Zanesville pottery under the mi staken impression that it was derived from their family. A good investmen t, but not family momentoes!

My wife and I have travelled tens of thousands of miles and spent sever al thousand dollars putting together our Weller history.

[HI33171] (Research):She arrived in New York in 1828 with husband and son, both Williams. Th ey stayed in the Schenectady area of New York State with other membe rs of the Weller family (including his father and stepmother) ) until t he early 1830s, when they began to migrate to Ohio. In about 1828 in Schen ectady William and Sarah acquired a second son, who shows up (unname d) in the 1830 Schenectady and the 1840 Bath Twp censuses.

[HI33173] (Research):Parentage not proven, but facts support he data from the 1850 census are very helpful; at least I know now one rea son why the marriage of Enoch and Eliza Austin occurred in Champaign count y. Previously, I had supposed that it was because of the presence the re of Enoch's mother.

But I have never been able to securely tie down the third child, Enoch, bo rn about 1828 in Schenectady, or so it is supposed. I discovered an Eno ch with wife Eliza and three children serving in the Sheriff's Office in S andusky, who otherwise fits the description to the extent data are availab le. This Enoch, a major in the OVI, was killed in the Battle of Stones Riv er, TN in 1863, but it took Eliza twenty years to have her claim for a pen sion honored. It is these surviving records that led me back to Champai gn Co. and the hope that a public marriage record might exist naming her a nd William's parents.

I suspect that Enoch, aged 32, born 'New York', according to the 1860 Sand usky census is the missing son, supported by the marriage link to Champai gn Co. Among other reasons for my suspicions is that Enoch has been a fam ily first name down to modern times; an Enoch preceded his brother Willi am to Schenectady and followed him to Lima.

[HI33174] (Research):The Amos and Rachel you list seem to fit the former requirement, becau se an Amos Austin signed a statement to the Army, saying that as a physici an he was present at the birth of one of Eliza's children. I don't know wh ere Salem Township is, but assume it is near Urbana, and wonder if perha ps there are surviving newspaper reports of relevant events. The records s how that during the claim process Eliza moved from Erie Co. to Oregon a nd Rockford, Winnebago Co., Illinois, then to Muscatine Co., Iowa; and al so that one of her three daughters apparently married a Hunter in Iowa.

[HI33178] (Research):she appears to have been born after he died in 1839. An (unnamed) chi ld of an age that is consistent with Eugenia's birth is listed in the 18 40 Bath Twp census. (She married a William J. Constant in Marysville, he b eing the owner of land sold to Wellers to extend their pottery there).

[HI33179] (Research):Champaign Co Guradianship & Indentures Pg 325 9 april 1846 Milton Fithian gdn of John M Pence 14yr; George H Pen ce 3 yr, children of Isaac Pence. Surity Jacob Patrick

Pg165 5/5/1896 John M PENCE a well known printer of Urbana, aged 54 yrs old died last Sun day of heart disease.

[HI33180] (Research):Champaign Co Guradianship & Indentures Pg 325 9 april 1846 Milton Fithian gdn of John M Pence 14yr; George H Pen ce 3 yr, children of Isaac Pence. Surity Jacob Patrick

Civil War veteran, enlisted 2 May 1864, age 19, as a private, on 6 May 18 64 he was mustered into A Co., 134th Ohio Infantry and he was mustered o ut 31 Aug 1864 at Camp Chase, Ohio.

PENCE GEORGE F County Name: FRANKLIN Date of Death: 10/17/1914 Volume Number: 1475 Certificate Number: 54966

[HI33181] (Research):Champaign Co, Guardian and Indentures Vol 1 pg 593 Jun 27 1857 Milton Fith ian gdn of Charles M Pence Ca9 yrs; Ellen M Pence C7yr Children of Isaac a nd Elia Pence. Surity Icaac Johnson

Civil War veteran (? age); in Champaign County in 1920 with his sister Har riet,

[HI33182] (Research):Champaign Co, Guardian and Indentures Vol 1 pg 593 Jun 27 1857 MiltonFithi an gdn of Charles M Pence Ca9 yrs; Ellen M Pence C7yr Children of Isaac a nd Elia Pence. Surity Icaac Johnson

(HARRIET) ELLEN PENCE was born in 1851 in Champaign County, Ohio; diedin 1 936; unmarried; she was enumerated twice in 1910, once with her brothe rGe orge and once with her brother Charles; she and Charles were living withea ch other in 1920 in Champaign County.

[HI33188] (Research):Masonic Directory 1902 Harmony Lodge No 8 F & AM Organized in 1810 S B Grove, Secretary

Sheppard B Grove m1x m37y
Age: 61 State: OH 1910
Color: W Enumeration District: 0020
Birth Place: PENN Visit: 0141
County: Champaign, Urbana City
Relation: Head of Household
Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place Wife Mary R 54 Ohio 3/2 Daughter Angie B 26 Ohio Daughter Marie L 22 Ohio

[HI33203] (Research):1880 Census Place Urbana, Champaign, Ohio
Family History Library Film 1254998 NA Film Number T9-0998 Pa ge Number 431B Jane VANCE Self S Female W 60 OH Keeping Hou Phebe A. VANCE Other W Female W 41 NY Keeping House C AN CAN Joseph F. VANCE Son S Male W 14 OH Laborer OH NY George G. VANCE Son S Male W 8 OH OH NY Jennie C. VANCE Dau S Female W 5 OH OH NY

[HI33205] (Research):10/1/1914 A telegram inform H D Pyle of the death of his DIL Mrs William P yle residing in Wray, CO. She was born Walborn. Brother to Edward Walbo rn and Abe Walborn. Moved to CO 28 years prior

[HI33206] (Research):Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Brooklyn Ward 29, Kings, New Yo rk; Roll: T624_983; Page: 9B; Enumeration District: 1022; Image: 791. Rev. Hezekiah L Pyle 39 OH OH OH Nellie A Pyle 40

[HI33217] (Research):Graduates of Urbana High School 1884-1900 submitted by Pat Stickley in CC GS Newsletter June 1996 pg 31 Nellie W Grove-Zimmer Class of 1897

[HI33219] (Research):Champaign County Ohio History 1991 by CCGS- Biography Pg 130

[HI33225] (Research):Public Records of Champaign Co, Ohio, Court of Common Please record Book 22, pg 492-Filed 8 May, 1849 William Bates vs Shelly Daniels, et al On 1 Aug, 1831, Albel B English was appointed in the common Pleaes Cou rt of Clark Co, Ohio the guardian of William bates, then age 16 year s. On 25 of Aug, 1832 English sold to Phillip Bowers, 59.82 acres for $3 00 land which was to be used to support Bates. English then moved to Champ aign County and used the money to purchase from John Dagger 40 acres locat ed in the west half of the south east quarter of Section 11 Township4 Ran ge 12 (Concord Twp) for $200. The land was filed under the name of Engli sh and not Bates. William now wants to take possession of the land. The he irs of Abel English were, Mary English, widow; Mary Ann daniels, wife of S helly Daniels; Stacy Enghish, Margaret English, and minors, Peter Englis h, Job English; John English and Samuel E B English

[HI33226] (Research):History of Champagin Co, OH pg 494 "One incident that occured that served to stir up the community and crea te an alarm among the inhabitants was the murder of Arthur thomas and s on in August, 1813. It will be remembered that thomas and son had left the ir company to look after their horses, some five miles from Bellefontain e, and not returning were found the next day murdered by Indians and hu ng up by the heels with their intestines hanging around their neck. The se bodies were taken by a deputation of citizens the following day to Urba na and intered in the old graveyard. Mr Thomas lived in Salem Twp on the s aem spot now occupied by his granddaughter, Mrs Celinda bates...."

Record Book 38, Page 28 — Filed 27 May 1872 — Petition to Sell Land Alexander F. M cBeth, Administrator of the estate of William U. Bates vs Celinda Bates et al William Bates died seized of land in Section 32 Township 5 Range 12 (Sal em Township). Celinda related that this land was given to her by her fathe r, James Kenton. However, Celinda agreed to sell off 50 acres of the la nd from the south side of the north half to pay the debts of the estate. T he names of the minor children were: James T. Bates,W B . Bate s, S. J. C. Bates, Gustavus S. Bates and Lucy Bell Bates.

PG 472 JULIA A GOSLEE PROBATED 6 FEB 1899 CONCORD TWP [DIED 2 FEB 18993 Heirs-W H Kenton-bro-Brown Springs, Ks; James Goslee-nep­Alger, Hardin C o; ch of Mary A Kenton [Elizabeth Hill-niece­Roundhead; Mary A Messick-nie ce-Alger; Malissa McAlexander­Belle Centerl; ch of A T Kenton (L M Kenton- nep-Algr; B Kenton-nep-Marseilles, Wyandotte Co;.Florence Ellis-niece­Alge r, Hardin Co; Deborah J Davidson-niece-St Louis, Mo]; ch of Ettie Warringt on decld [Alice Warrington-grniece-Alger; William B Warrington-grnep-Alge r: Florence Warrington-grniece -Alg;r); ch of Colinda Bates [S J C Bates-n ep-Urbana; Lucy B M ates-niece-Urbana; Gustavius F Bates-nep-Crayon. $10 00 to be used by executor to place monument at my grave and pay burial exp enses. Baptist Church of Kingston, Salem Twp $250 for upkeep of cemeter y; Mrs James Johnson of Concord Twp $200; Rev Jasper N Fields $400; Malis sa McAlexander $25. All household goods and furniture to Mr and Mrs W H S humate. Remainder of estate to bro W H Kenton and heirs of A T Kenton dec ld and sis Celinda Bates and heirs of sis Mary A Goslee decld equally. Joseph W Flaugher executor Witness:R H Robison W S Kirkpatrick codicil 27 Jul 1898 will signed [x] 30 Jun 1892

[HI33227] (Research):PG 472 JULIA A GOSLEE PROBATED 6 FEB 1899 CONCORD TWP [DIED 2 FEB 1899) Heirs-W H Kenton-bro-Brown Springs, Ks; James Goslee-nep-Alger, Hardin C o; ch of Mary A Kenton [Elizabeth Hill-niece-Roundhead; Mary A Messick-nie ce-Alger; Malissa McAlexander-Belle Centerl; ch of A T Kenton (L M Kenton- nep-Alger; B Kenton-nep-Marseilles, Wyandotte Co;.Florence Ellis-niece-Alg er, Hardin Co; Deborah J Davidson-niece-St Louis, Mo]; ch of Ettie Warring ton decld [Alice Warrington-grniece-Alger; William B Warrington-grnep-Alge r: Florence Warrington-grniece -Alg;r); ch of Colinda Bates [S J C Bates-n ep-Urbana; Lucy B M ates-niece-Urbana; Gustavius F Bates-nep-Crayon. $10 00 to be used by executor to place monument at my grave and pay burial exp enses. Baptist Church of Kingston, Salem Twp $250 for upkeep of cemeter y; Mrs James Johnson of Concord Twp $200; Rev Jasper N Fields $400; Malis sa McAlexander $25. All household goods and furniture to Mr and Mrs W H S humate. Remainder of estate to bro W H Kenton and heirs of A T Kenton dec ld and sis Celinda Bates and heirs of sis Mary A Goslee decld equally. Joseph W Flaugher executor Witness:R H Robison W S Kirkpatrick

codicil 27 Jul 1898

will signed [x] 30 Jun 1892 To Malissa McAlexander I bureau, 1 square table 1 lounger, I chair; to Lu cy Bates 1 dresser, hanging lamp ana 1 wash stand; to Elizabeth Hill 1 be d, I table, 1 rocking chair and grmothers picture; to Mary a Messick 1 be d, 1 table, rocking chair; to James Goslee 1 bed, the bible and Mr Goslee 's picture; Alice Kizer the sewing machine. Witness:Mary Bensing Lizzie Pitts

[HI33229] (Research):CCGS Newsletter Spring 1992 Poll Book St Paris Precinct Johnson Twp 11/2/1 880 William Prince

PRINCE WILLIAM H County Name: SHELBY Date of Death: 12/25/1933 Volume Number: 7387 Certificate Number: 71810

[HI33230] (Research):Champaign Co - Patent Deeds Located in Land Deed Indices Jackson Twp by P at Stickley & Denise Kay Moore June 2006. Sec 35 Twp 3 Rang 11 NW1/4 1/22/1898 William A Wolcott to John F Colvin, 82 acres Bk80 Pg544 10/20/1924 John F Colvin to Philip Offenbacker, 82 acres north side. Bok 1 08 Pg 134


Philip Offenbacker
Age: 42 State: OH 1910
Color: W Enumeration District: 0008
Birth Place: Virginia Visit: 0217
County: Champaign
Relation: Head of Household
Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place Wife Ora E 41 Ohio Son Wilber S 13 Ohio Son Leo F 10 Ohio Daughter Bulah M 07 Ohio Daughter Coila M 04 Ohio

[HI33231] (Research):Name: Gustin O Ballentine Gender: Male Date of Death: 21 July 1979 Birth Date: 16 October 1890 Volume: 23740 Certificate: 053652 Autopsy: 9 Social Security Number: 301097818 Marital Status: Married Hispanic Origin: Not Classifiable Place of Death: New Carlisle, Clark County Certifier: Physician Race: White Birth Place: Ohio Residence: , Clark County Age: 88 Years

[DI33252] Name: Samuel James Chance Bates
Death date: 15 Jan 1943
Death place: Salem, Champaign, Ohio
Birth date: 13 Sep 1863
Estimated birth year:
Birth place: Salem Twp., Champaign Co., O.
Age at death: 79 years 4 months 2 days
Gender: Male
Marital status: Single
Race or color: Caucasian
Street address: R.D. no. 3
Occupation: Farmer
Residence: Urbana, Champaign, Ohio
Burial date: 17 Jan 1943
Burial place:
Cemetery name: Kingscreek
Spouse name:
Father name: William W. Bates
Father titles:
Father birth place: Pennsylvania
Mother name: Selinda Kenton
Mother titles:
Mother birth place: Champaign County, Ohio
GSU film number: 2024043
Digital GS number: 4057822
Image number: 536
Reference number: fn 512
Collection: Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI33253] (Research):Name : Gustavius S. F. Bates Titles : Death date : 29 May 1951 Death place : Harrison Twp, Champaign, Ohio, United States Birth date : 13 Oct 1864 Estimated birth year : Birth place : Salem Township Champaing Co. Ohio Age at death : 86 years Gender : Male Marital status : Race or color : Caucasian Street address : Occupation : Residence : Burial date : Burial place : Cemetery name : Spouse name : Father name : William Bates Father titles : Father birth place : Mother name : Celinda Kenton - Bates Mother titles : Mother birth place : GSU film number : 2372802 Digital GS number : 4109378 Image number : 00555 Certificate number : 28498 Collection : Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI33254] (Research):Name : Lucy Belle Mayse Bates Death date : 01 Aug 1941 Death place : Salem Twp., Champaign, Ohio Birth date : 09 Sep 1867 Estimated birth year : Birth place : Salem Township, Champaign County, O. Age at death : 73 years 10 months 22 days Gender : Female Marital status : Single Race or color : Caucasian Street address : R.D. #3 Occupation : At Home Residence : Urbana Burial date : 03 Aug 1941 Burial place : Cemetery name : Kingscreek Cem. Spouse name : Father name : William W. Bates Father titles : Father birth place : Pennsylvania Mother name : Selinda Kenton Mother titles : Mother birth place : Champaign County, Ohio GSU film number : 2023921 Digital GS number : 4046417 Image number : 469 Certificate number : fn 47116 Collection : Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI33255] (Research):This Pence family unrelated to other Pence families in Champaign Co, OH

[HI33269] (Research):Champaign Co Guardianship & Indentures Vol 1 pg 408 27 Sept 1851 Mart ha C Runyan gdn of John B Runyan 19yr; Lydia M Runyan 17yr (June 1851) Ric hard Runyan 15yr ( Jan 1852); Sarah C Runyan 12yr; Melissa Jane Runyan 9y r; james H Runyan 7yr; Hugh P Runyan 4yr minor heirs of Elias Runyan dec' d. Surities James Owen, John H Runyan.

[HI33270] (Research):Champaign Co Guardianship & Indentures Vol 1 pg 408 27 Sept 1851 Mart ha C Runyan gdn of John B Runyan 19yr; Lydia M Runyan 17yr (June 1851) Ric hard Runyan 15yr ( Jan 1852); Sarah C Runyan 12yr; Melissa Jane Runyan 9y r; james H Runyan 7yr; Hugh P Runyan 4yr minor heirs of Elias Runyan dec' d. Surities James Owen, John H Runyan.

[HI33271] (Research):Champaign Co Guardianship & Indentures Vol 1 pg 408 27 Sept 1851 Mart ha C Runyan gdn of John B Runyan 19yr; Lydia M Runyan 17yr (June 1851) Ric hard Runyan 15yr ( Jan 1852); Sarah C Runyan 12yr; Melissa Jane Runyan 9y r; james H Runyan 7yr; Hugh P Runyan 4yr minor heirs of Elias Runyan dec' d. Surities James Owen, John H Runyan.

[HI33272] (Research):Champaign Co Guardianship & Indentures Vol 1 pg 408 27 Sept 1851 Mart ha C Runyan gdn of John B Runyan 19yr; Lydia M Runyan 17yr (June 1851) Ric hard Runyan 15yr ( Jan 1852); Sarah C Runyan 12yr; Melissa Jane Runyan 9y r; james H Runyan 7yr; Hugh P Runyan 4yr minor heirs of Elias Runyan dec' d. Surities James Owen, John H Runyan.

[HI33273] (Research):Champaign Co Guardianship & Indentures Vol 1 pg 408 27 Sept 1851 Mart ha C Runyan gdn of John B Runyan 19yr; Lydia M Runyan 17yr (June 1851) Ric hard Runyan 15yr ( Jan 1852); Sarah C Runyan 12yr; Melissa Jane Runyan 9y r; james H Runyan 7yr; Hugh P Runyan 4yr minor heirs of Elias Runyan dec' d. Surities James Owen, John H Runyan.

[HI33278] (Research):Name: David M Humes , Enlistment Date: 15 October 1861 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Union State Served: Ohio Unit Numbers: 1903 1903 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 15 October 1861 at the a ge of 26 Enlisted in Company A, 66th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 15 October 1861. Died Company A, 66th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 24 October 1862 in Fort Del aware, DE

[HI33281] (Research):1850 Census in Urbana, Sarah and her family leved next door to where Jerem iah Deuel was boarding.

1880 Census Place Urbana, Champaign, Ohio Family History Library Fi lm 1254998
NA Film Number T9-0998 Page Number 429A Jeremiah DEUEL Self M Male W 55 NY Lawyer NY NY Sarah DEUEL Other M Female W 47 OH Keeping Hou se OH KY Minnie DEUEL Other S Female W 23 OH Teacher NY OH Agnes DEUEL Other S Female W 14 OH Attending Scho ol NY OH Wallace DEUEL Other S Male W 12 OH Attending Scho ol NY OH Mc Arthur DEUEL Other S Male W 4 OH NY OH Harriet ARNOLD Other S Female W 24 OH Servant PA PA

[HI33282] (Research):PG 511HENRY D MCDONALD PROBATED 14 OCT 1901 URBANA CITY [DIED 9 OCT 1901] Heirs-Elsie McDonald—widow; Leah R McDonald-dau-Urbana; Henry R McDonald—s on—Urbana; Mary R Brown-dau—Roxbury, Ma; Leah E Glessner-grdau 11 yr—Urban a; Maxfield Glessner-grson 17 yr­Cleveland; Lora Glessner-grdau Calumen t, Ma. To daus Leah R McDonald, Sarah R McDonald and Mary R Brown U S Bond s; to trusted friend John H P Stone U S Bonds in trust for son Henry R McD onald as long as he may live and real estate in trust. If son Henry P McDo nald should marry then income and proceeds may be applied by trustee to su pport and the comfort of sons’s wife and family. Wife Elsie McDonald U S B onds. Wife Elsie McDonald and dau Leah R McDonald to have use and occupan cy of my homestead on N Main St, Urbana. Dau Leah P McDonald executrix Witness:Nary N MacCracken, Henry F NacCracken George W MacCracken will signed 7 Aug 1900

1st Codicil 14 Aug 1901 I revoke bequest to dau Mary P Brown of U S Bonds and give to wife Elsie M cDonald equally with dau the bonds. I revoke John H P Stone as trust ee of son Henry McDonald involving the real estate.

[HI33283] (Research):PC 324LUZETTA FAIRCHILDPROBATED 17 JUN 1939 RUSH TWP[DIED 9 JUN 19093 Heirs—On Fairchild—husband-vqoodstock; Addis Lacey—nep— Lebanon, Or; Mrs F red Henry—niece—Indianolia, Ia; Mary H Martin—niece—Woodstock; Julian Howa rd—nep—Dallas, Wy; Anson Howard-nep-Milfora Center; George P Howard-nep- St Johns, Wa;I Gail Howard—nep-colorado Springs, Co; Adolph C McDonald­nep -Portland, Or; Philomel Thompson-niece-st Joseph, Mo; Laura C Hacket—niece -Eljui, Or; Luzetta Hardman-niece­Corvallis, Or; Lulu Lockwood-niece-Portl and, Or; Belle McDonald Lacey-niece—Portland, Or. Husband Ora Fairchild $soO and home place of 51 acres in Rush Twp his natu ral life; all personal property except hhd good I give to following perso ns share and share alike—Addis Lacey, May Lacey, Mary H Martin, Julian How ard, Anson Howard, George Pearl Howard, I Gail Howard, Adolph C McDonal d, Philomel Thompson, Laura C Hackett, Luzetta Hardman, Lula McDonald, Bel le McDonald-each 2. share; at death of husband property sold and procee ds divided as in above item; advances to Julian Howard, I Gail Howard and Anson Howard to be paid. Ora Fairchild & I Gail Howard executors Witness:R C Moulton [now dec’dJ C B Whileywill signed 28 Aug 1899

[HI33285] (Research):Orra FAIRCHILD Self M Male W 45 OH Farmer VT VT Luzetta FAIRCHILD Wife M Female W 45 OH Keeping Hou se OH NY Phila MCDONALD MotherL W Female W 87 NY NY NY Nellie LINCHAN Other S Female W 18 OH Servant IRE I 1880 Source Information: Census Place Woodstock, Champaign, Ohio
Family History Library Film 1254998 NA Film Number T9-0998 Pa ge Number 342C

Champaign Co OH-Urbana Citizen & Gazette Abstracts 1871-1884-by CCGS, P at Stickley, pg201.9/28/1882 Pheba McDonald celebrated Sat last her 90th b irthday; Son J A McDonald and wife of Ft Sctoo KS and dau Lucy and husba nd arrived from Europe to help her celebrate.

[HI33286] (Research):History of Rush Twp, Champaign Co, Ohio Beers 1881 Some years later the following-named persons, principally form the New En gland States, arrived and settled in the vicinity of Woodstock: Thomas Edw in, Reuben, Henry and Jacob Fairchild, Erastus Burnham, Anson Howard, Pea rl Howard, Sylvanus Smith, John McDonald, Stephen Cranston and Ephraim Cra nston. In 1815, came John Cranston and his son, John B. Cranston

[HI33287] (Research):Shelby Co, Will Book 2 pg 179 dated 8/19/1873 probated 10/27/1874 (A-2209) Mentions wife and children, none named. Wife to be Exec. Wit: H M Ailes. /s/ Jessee G Pence

Shelby County Will Abstracts Bk2 1869-1881, Published 1999 by SCGS. pg70 Jonas Harshberger 11/7/1871  11/28/1871 (A-2005)Names heirs: Isaac Ha rshberger, Barbary Staley, Rebecca Ann Trap and Jacob Harshberger, childr en of Jacob. Wife mentioned but not named. Exec Oliver C Staley. Wit: Robe rt Simpson, Jesse G PENCE Signed Jonas Harshberger

[HI33289] (Research):he was a noted scientist; he and his wife were living in Muskingum Count y, Ohio, in 1910 and 1920 and he registered for the World War I draft at Z anesville, Muskingum County

[HI33298] (Research):Champaign Co - Patent Deeds Located in Land Deed Indices Johnson Twp by P at Stickley & Denise Kay Moore Oct 2005. Section 24 Township 3 Range 11 NE 1/4 Section 1/21/1850 Simeon Rinaker to Allen Pence, 43.2 acres on west side of E 1 /2 BkV Pg249 2/23/1852 Allen Pence to Jos White, 43.2 acres Bk W Pg575

Champaign Co - Patent Deeds Located in Land Deed Indices Johnson Twp by P at Stickley & Denise Kay Moore Oct 2005. Section 24 Township 3 Ran ge 11 NW 1/4 NW 1/4 Section 1/21/1850 Simeon Rinaker to Allen Pence, 43.2 acres on we st side of E 1/2 BkV Pg249 NW 1/4 Section 2/23/1852 Allen Pence to Joseph White, 43.2 acres on west s ide of E 1/2 BkW Pg575

Chancery record book 28 pg 293 Filed June 8 1859 Petition to Partition Allen Pence vs Elizabeth Sills, Jemima Sills and John Williams Guardian In 1858 David Sills died holding the east half of the SW 1/4 of Sec 29 T wp 3 Range 11 (Jackson) and 27 acres off the north end of the west ha lf of the SW 1/4 of Sec 29 twp 3 range 11. David Sills left no widow, b ut the following heirs; Sarah Sills wife of Colvin Carney; Phoebe Sills, w ife of Erastus johnson; and minors , Elizabeth Sills and Jemima Sills

[HI33299] (Research):There is a Sarah Pence in the 1870 Census, but it says age 62. She is livi ng alone.

MRS SARAH PENCE, wife of ALLEN PENCE and living one mile south of St Pari s, died Monday, July 13111. Her age was 66yrs, 4mo and 28 days. She was t he eldest daughter of WILLIAM and RACHEL RIKER and born in Hamilton Co, F eb 15, 1819, her parents moved to Ch Co, in 1830, three miles northwest of St Paris. She was md to ALLEN PENCE, on Oct 13, 1842. The funeral sermon w as Thursday, July 16, 1885 and was preached by Rev P M WeddeIl, of Piqu a, at her late res. She leaves a husband, three sons and five daughters. B urial was in Springgrove Cemetery.Champaign Co, Genealogical Society, Cham paign Co OH Newspaper Abstracts, Book II- 1878-1900, (September 6, 18 78 to 1900), Pg 32. pg 32

Myrtle Tree Church Records (Organized 4/24/1830) Covers period 4/24/1830- 2/23/1850 CCGS Newsletter Spring 1998 pg24 Received 11/7/1841 Sarah Riker Pence, diss by letter 7/25/1874

[HI33300] (Research):Champaign Co - Patent Deeds Located in Land Deed Indices Johnson T wp by Pat Stickley & Denise Kay Moore Oct 2005. Sec 6 Twp 3 Range 11 NE 1/4 Isaac Pence to Emanuel Pence, 9 acres part of NE 1/4, N 1/2 of SW 1 /4 and 31 acres part of SE 1/4 Jun 22 1850 Bk V pg 385 SE 1/4 June 22 1850 Isaac Pence to Emanuel Pence, 31 ac of SE 1/4 and N 1 /2 of SW 1/4 Bk V Pg 385 SW 1/4 June 22 1850 Isaac Pence to Emanuel Pence, N 1/2 and 31 acr es of SE 1/4 and 9 acres of NE 1/4 BkV Pg385 SW 1/4 Dec 7 1852 Emanuel Pence to Jacob Pence Jr, S 1/2 of N 1 /2 Bk X Pg 313 SW 1/4 Dec 7 1852 Emanuel Pence to Andrew Pence, N 1/2 of N 1/2 Bk X Pg31 4 NE 1/4 Emanuel Pence to Isaac Pence Sr, 9 acres of N 1/4 of NE 1/4 a nd 31 acres part of SE 1/4 Feb 14 1860 Bk 31 pg469 SE 1/4 Feb 14 1860 Emanuel Pence to Isaac Pence Sr, 31 ac of SE 1/4 a nd 9 ac of NE 1/4 Bk31 Pg 469 SE 1/4 Feb 14 1860 Emanuel Pence to Isaac Pence Sr, 9 ac of N 1/2 of NE 1 /4 &31 ac of SE 1/4 Bk31Pg469

Champaign Co - Patent Deeds Located in Land Deed Indices Johnson Twp by P at Stickley & Denise Kay Moore Oct 2005. Section 18 Township 3 Range 11( St Paris Platted by David Huffman 21 Sep 1831) (There are several books f or lot numbers in St Paris and not all transactions are represented by th is transcription) Lot# 91, & 92 09 Oct 1852 Emanuel & Hannah Pence to Jacob C Batdorf, in Sn app addition Bk X Pg445

[HI33303] (Research):1880 Census Place Wayne, Champaign, Ohio Family History Library Film 1 254998
NA Film Number T9-0998 Page Number 469C Elija TEACH Self M Male W 33 PA Farm Labor Anna J. TEACH Wife M Female W 35 OH Keeping Hou se VA VA Harriet Ann CLARK SDau S Female W 11 OH PA OH John Wesly TEACH Son S Male W 2 OH PA OH

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 188 5/26/1888 Mrs Hattie Hannigan filed for divor ce from Oscar Hannigan, cruelty

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 218 Dec 17 1888 Divorce granted Hattie and Oscar Ha nnigan this morning, child to mother

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).pg81 1/17/1889 Minute Bk 44 Pg 294 Hattie Hannigan vs Oscar Hannigan for divor ce on extreme cruelty. Divorce granted; custody of children to the mothe r. In Apr 1889, page 389 custody of children to the father; Hattie now dec eased. By Champaign Co Genealogical Society, Champaign Co OH- Newpaper Abstracts- St Paris-1877-1911, (June 2000), pg102. 1/17/1889 James Pence of Johns on Twp md Annie Clark of this city. She was granted a divorce from her hus band Oscar Hannigan, only a few hours before, they restored her maiden nam e.

By Champaign Co Genealogical Society, Champaign Co, OH-St Paris Newpaper A bstracts-1877-1911, (June 2000).Pg1074/4/1889 Mrs James PENCE died of hasty consumption Sat. She formerly lived in Urban a, OH, and was Mrs PENCE only ten weeks. Funeral was at the M E Church Mon day. Rev Leatherman officiating. Interment in Springgrove Cem.


(Not found in Spring Grove Cemetery book y Denise Moore) Since son Edward was born 1891, I suspect they were married for 10 mont hs and not ten weeks. James remarried in 1895 to May (lnu)

[HI33305] (Research):WESTFALL Columbus L I d 2 July 1899 age 64y ,Father" ? Elizabethp hiswife, d 29 September 1901 (?Oakwood) Charles WV d 10 February 1846 age 2y 3d Mary, d 14 August 1841 age 4y 4m 5d Lewise, d 17 October 1856 age 3y lom 7 d

These burials are in the southeast area.

Columbus L. Westfall d at the home of his daughter Mrs. Ross Elwell, Emm et Township. He was married to who survives. He was the oldest child E lizabeth Tilery, surviving of "Govenor Westfall", an early settler*

children are,. Mrs. Mary Gloyd of Elkton, Minnesota; Mrs. Elwell; Shelto n; and Miss Josie Westfall. [MDJ 3 July 18991 et #91 1880 Census, Macomb East Jackson Street Columb us Westfall, age 459 b Illinois, plasterer

Lizzie, age 46, b Ohio Dressmaker; Abbie 15; Shelton R 24, clerk; Mary E 1 9, Josie 7, all b Illinois The first couple married in Chalmers Township was John W. Westfall, "famil iarly known as Govenor Westfall", and Miss icemenda Neece on 15 December 1 834. She was a daughter of Jesse Neece and sister of Hon. W H Neec e. in 1847 & in 1878, John Westfall was elected County Treasurer and in 18 52 was a Macomb merchant. He also served as postmaster. About 1880, he m oved to Beatrice, Nebraskat where he d in January 1885. [pp224, 256, 26 4, 309 - 1885 McDonough County History

miss Josie Westfall was b 16 October 1873 in Macomb. She never marrie d. In 1911, she took two orphan children into her home. She helped estab lish an orphanage, and by the time she d in 1941, had provided a home f or more than 500 children.

Shelton Westfall d 30 Jan 1921. He and his wife are buried in Oakwood Ceme tery. Their son Columbus Westfall, d age 83 years in Macomb, 22 July 197 8. He was buried at Shanty Town, Missouri, and was a retired chef. He w as survived by a twin brother, Calvin

[HI33306] (Research):Bio in Beers pg 790-791

PG 107 GEORGE GOSLEEPROBATED 1 JUN 1886 CONCORD TWP [DIED 24 MAY 1886] Heirs—Julia Ann Goslee—widow; John Goslee—bro—West Newton, Oh; James Goslee—bro-North Star, Oh; Job Goslee—bro-Skidmore, Mo; Nathan Goslee-bro—ClearlflOflt, Mo; Mary Wilson-sisClearmont, Mo; Marg aret McDermott-siS-Clearmont, Mo; Mary Bickham—niece-HUfltSV111e, Oh; Jane Crocket—niece— Bellefontaine; Three ot her nieces [heirs of Maria Ralston— res unk]. Wife the farm in Concord T wp 106 acres; Melissa Alexander $1500 to be paid in the notes I hold on Jeremiah Alexander, her husband; not over $330 to be spent on monument. Alexander McBeth executor Witness:F F Stone, Wm H Shumate Samuel Chancewill signed 25 Jan 1881

[HI33312] (Research):1886 North Star OH

[HI33313] (Research):1886 Clearmont, MO

[HI33314] (Research):1866 Skidmore, MO

[HI33317] (Research):1885 Clearmont, MO

[HI33318] (Research):1885 Clearmont MO

[HI33319] (Research):JOHN GOSLEE, farmer, P. O. Round Head, was born in Pickaway County, Ohi o, January 11, 1818. His father, Joab Goslee, a native of Delaware, ca me to Ohio just previous to the war of 1812, in which war he was a soldi er four or five months before its close. In 1820, he bought 160 acres of l and in the north part of Champaign County, Ohio, where he lived until h is death, in the fall of 1869. He was married in Pickaway County to Elizab eth Messick, a native of Delaware. They had ten children, seven still livi ng. Mrs. Goslee died previous to the civil war. The subject of this sket ch lived in Champaign County until twenty-five years of age, receiving a f air education. He was married February 20, 1842, to Mary Ann Kenton, bo rn in Champaign County, and a descendant of Simon Kenton, the great hunt er and warrior. On April 13, 1842, Mr. Goslee and family came to Hardin Co unty and purchased sixty acres of land in Round Head Township, which fa rm was soon after increased by a gift of 100 acre, from Mrs. Goslee's fath er. Mr. Goslee built a rude log house and the family moved into it on M ay 3, 1842. The farm was timbered land, an Mr. Goslee hired it to be clear ed at the rate of 37 1/2 cents per day and per $3 per 1,000 for mauling ra ils. At one time, he was the owner of 700 to 800 acres, of which he sold a nd gave away a good portion, and now owns about 550 acres located on Secti ons 3 and 4, all secured by his own industry. He has had six children by h is first wife, four living, viz., James, farmer ; Marion Township; Elizabe th, wife of James R. Hill of Round Head Township; Mary, wife of Spencer Me ssick, farmer of Marion Township and Melissa, wife of Jerry M. Alexande r, farmer of McDonald Township; Mrs Goslee died October 1, 1851, and Mr. G oslee again married September 9, 1852. Diana Prouse a native of Marylan d. They had six children, two, living Chancey W. and .Margaret I. Mrs. Gos lee died November 7, 1876, and Mr. Goslee was married the third time, M ay 28, 1878, to Henrietta Prouse. sister to his former wife. Mrs. Gosl ee is a member of the Pleasant Hill Church, and Mr. Goslee's two previo us wives were also members of this church during their lifetime. Mr. Gosl ee was formerly a Democrat in politics, but has lately become a Prohibitio nist. He has served several terms as Director of School District No. 3.

Beers History of Hardin Co, OH

[MI33322] (Medical):Acyte Nephritis-1 yr; Diabetes Mellitus-4 yrs.

[HI33323] (Research):1860 Shelby County Salem Township page 293 Consolver Abraham 29 m OH Day Laborer
Elizabeth M 28 f OH
Samuel M 7 m OH
Mary L 4 f OH
Caroline 2 f OH


Salem Township, Shelby County, Ohio, 27 September 1850, Page 315B 157/157 Nancy A. Consolver, 58, Virginia Jacob Consolver, 37, Farmer, Ohio Abram Consolver, 21, Farmer, Ohio Nancy Homer, 40, Ohio Rebecca Homer, 7, Ohio Melinda Homer, 2, Ohio

1870 Shelby Co, OH pg 536 Abraham Consolver age 55 ( this should be 45), Elizabeth 39 Samuel 15 Mary 14 Caroline 10 Alice 6 Laura 2

[HI33324] (Research):Salem Township, Shelby County, Ohio, 27 September 1850, Page 315B 157/157 Nancy A. Consolver, 58, Virginia Jacob Consolver, 37, Farmer, Ohio Abram Consolver, 21, Farmer, Ohio Nancy Homer, 40, Ohio Rebecca Homer, 7, Ohio Melinda Homer, 2, Ohio

[HI33325] (Research):Salem Township, Shelby County, Ohio, 26 September 1850, Page 315A 151/151 Isaac Consolver 30, Farmer, Ohio Jane, 28, Ohio William, 7, Ohio Sarah E., 6, Ohio Jacob A., 3, Ohio Rachael M., 7/12, Ohio

1860 Shelby Co., OH Jackson Twp. 403-808 Isaac CONSOLVER m 44 OH Jane f 36 " William m 17 " Jacob A. m 14 " Julia A. f 12 " Rachel f 10 " Mary f 8 " Nancy A. f 6 " David H. m 3 "

1870 Shelby Co, OH -pg611 Isaac CONSOLVER 51 Jane 47 Julia 22 Mary 18 Nancy 16 David H 13

[HI33326] (Research):Parentage not proven Fits with ages of sons in household, and location 1820 child under age 10

Jacobs birth and death dates from: Pamela Renee Roy 13202 South 33rd Stre et Bellevue, NE 68123 (402)292-8463

Interred Graceland Cemetery, January, 1911 removed from Presbyterian L ot 97-3

1860 Shelby County Salem Township page 293 Consolver Jacob 40 m OH Farmer
Dianna 33 f OH
Elizabeth 8 f OH (Corson)
Abraham 6 m OH (Corson)
James 4 m OH (Corson)

1870 Shelby Co, OH Census pg 536 CONSOLVER, Jacob 55 Diana 42 Abraham 17 ( this is Diana's son Abraham Corson) Elizabeth 18 ( Diana's daughter ) James 15 Charles 11 Ida 7 William 5

Jacob seems to have been buried with Diana in the Java East Cemetery, Walw orth Co, South Dakota. Source:http://pixel.cs.vt.edu/library/cemeteries/s odak/link/walwthsd.txt He was moved to Graceland in Shelby County, OH Jan 1911.

[HI33327] (Research):To: jrabun@ix.netcom.com From: gaulding@cjnetworks.com (William Gaulding) Subject: Consolver Joanne: Thanks for updating me on your Nancy. I have searched my records a nd can find no other Nancy in my wife's John and Nancy Ann (BLAIR) CONSOLV ER line that would fit your Nancy's age and marriage in 1832. I am inclin ed to feel that she came from the Jacob CONSOLVER and Rachel ARCHER famil y. He was son of Jonathan (John), and nephew of Martin Jordon CONSOLVER, t he father of our John. Jacob and Rachel mar in Montgomery Co., OH 5 Sep 18 11 but they lived in Miami Co. OH in 1820 093 LC Twp (m 000104 - f 001001) and in 1830 025 Bro Twp (m 1000001 - f 11 2001). Depending on the age of Nancy when married in 1832, these census re cords could place her in about the right age. Bear in mind that Nancy's se cond daughter was named Rachel even though it seems to have been the pract ice in those days to name the first dau after the mother and as Nancy's fi rst dau was named Rebecca, this could throw water on this theory but bea rs looking into. Remember that the area where both Nancy and John were mar ried is in the Miami and Auglaize Co. area as is Montgomery Co. Jonathan ( John), Martin Jordan, James and Micajah were all sons of Charles and Ma ry CONSOLVER of Albemarle Co., VA. Charles reportedly born in 1732 in Wal es and killed in Battle of Cowpens 1781 Rev War. Jonathan also in Rev W ar and injured, finally settled in Washington Co., VA. Micajah disappear ed and no record here. Martin Jordan moved to Culpepper Co., VA and probab ly died there but no record of his death or place. James remained in Albem arle Co., VA and for some reason, they changed their names to KINSOLVER/KI NGSOLVER. However, when in Albemarle Co. several years ago reseaching, I f ound the records to show CONSOLVER. Really did not have a lot of time to research there as we were on our w ay to east coast. William Gaulding 1900 SW 30th Street Topeka KS 66611-1917 AC 913-266-3312 Internet E-mail

[HI33332] (Research):William Consolver
Service Record:
Enlisted as a Private on 19 August 1862 at the age of 18 Enlisted in Company I, 118th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 15 September 1862 Discharged on 19 July 1863
Sources: Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio. (OHRost er) Published in 1886


118th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry Mustered in 9-15-1862 at Cincinnati, Oh by C O Howard, Captain 18th Infant ry USA Mustered out June 24, 1865 at Salisbury, NC by B F Briscoe, Capta in and A.C.M.2nd Div, 23rd Army Corps. William Consolver, Private, age 18, entered service 8-19/1862, Served 3 ye ars, discharged 7-19-1863 by order of War Department

1880Census Place:Chillicothe, Ross, Ohio Source:FHL Film 1255062 National Archives Film T9-1062 Page 2 Lucy MC LARONSelfFSW42OH Occ:DressmakerFa: NYMo: VA William CONSOLIVEROtherMSW36OH Occ:CarpenterFa: VAMo: VA Maggie SHIELDSOtherFSW34OH Occ:DressmakerFa: OHMo: OH Mattie MC COLISTEROtherFMW32OH Occ:MilenryFa: VAMo: VA Mary A. SHIELDSOtherFSW15OH Occ:At SchoolFa: OHMo: O

[HI33337] (Research):William LaForge History -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ William LaForge

William LaForge was born on July 25, 1811 in Franklin County, Indian a. He was the seventh child of John Lefforge and Mary Smith. Of John's par ents nothing is known at this time. Mary was named as an heir in the wi ll of Barefoot Smith in Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Barefoot stated h is relationship to each of his heirs except Mary, so we don't know just h ow she was related. John changed the spelling of his last name from LaFor ge to Lefforge after he moved his family to Indiana from New Jersey. Willi am used the original spelling of LaForge, for the most part, his entire ad ult life.

William married Eliza Brewer Wythe, daughter of Joshua Wythe Jr. and Hann ah Pond, in Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana on September 30, 1830. Th ey had two children: Alexander who married Emily Jennings and Emily who ma rried Edward Jones. Eliza died on September 14, 1834.

William and Eliza sold property in Franklin County in 1833. It is thoug ht that they moved to Vigo County, Indiana between 1833 and 1835 as th at is where William was issued a land patent on October 1, 1835. It must be noted that many times those receiving land patents never liv ed on the land.

After the death of Eliza, in either Vigo County or Franklin County, Willi am married Jane Tinbrook on February 3, 1839 in Franklin County. Of Jane 's family nothing is known. They had three children: Jacob, Jane and Mar y. Jane and Mary were twins. Jane married William Thorp and Mary married A lexander Chaney.

By the time the 1840 census was taken William had moved the family to Mac on County, Illinois. He stayed only a short time for by 1841 he had mov ed on to Piatt County (Illinois). Jane and Mary were born after the mo ve to Piatt County. Jane Tinbrook LaForge died, in Piatt County, between 1 844 and 1846. As of this time her grave has not been found.

When Jane died William was a widower for the second time and was left wi th five children. On October 13, 1846, in Piatt County, he married Eliza M orrow, daughter of James Morrow and Phebe Beedle. Eliza was fifteen or six teen years younger than William. They had three daughters: Ann, Sarah M. a nd Serilda Adaline. By the time the 1850 census was taken Eliza had giv en him two daughters: Ann and Sarah.

In October of 1852 William, along with other Piatt County families, left M onticello, Illinois on a wagon train heading for Burnet County, Texas. T wo members of the wagon train were the Matsler brothers, George and Davi d, with their families. David Matsler's first wife was Sarah Jane Morrow t he sister of Eliza Morrow LaForge.

William was in Burnet County, Texas by December 1852 as Eliza sent a messa ge to her Aunt Eliza Beedle Collins, who was still in Piatt. In a letter w ritten by Rebecca Matsler, wife of George Matsler, Eliza said that a ll of her children were ill and so was she. Eliza asked that her Aunt Eli za Collins write to her. It is my belief that Ann, Sarah and Jacob di ed in Burnet County. No trace of the three has been found after the 1850 c ensus.

William bought his first parcel of land in Burnet County on February 23, 1 853 from Benjamin and Sarah Stewart. This is the first official reco rd of William in Texas.

In April 1854 William and Eliza's daughter Serilda was born. She was the o nly one of William's children born in Texas. Serilda married Evan Philand er Hall.

William was a charter member of Valley Lodge No. 175 - A. F. & A. M. Willi am was present when the lodge was granted their charter and set to lab or in 1855. He held the office of Senior Warden.

By March of 1856 Eliza may have been ill. She wrote her will on March 4, 1 856. Her will was presented for probate on February 23, 1857. In her wi ll she stated that her father was James Morrow of Montgomery County, India na. Her tombstone has not been found in any of the Burnet County cemeterie s.

After the death of Eliza, William and James Rountree donated land for t he first school in Oatmeal. They deeded the land on December 25, 1857. T he deed was recorded at the courthouse on March 31, 1858.

William stayed in Burnet County until after his daughter, Jane, marri ed in 1859. He sold all of his land on March 6, 1860 and left Texas and we nt back to Indiana, taking Mary and little Serilda with him. He settled in Grant County. William has not been found on the 1860 census b ut was probably nearby and just missed as Mary and Serilda were living wi th their sister, Emily, and her family on the 1860 Grant County census.

The first official record of William's return to Indiana is from the India na Masonic records. He joined the Xenia Masonic Lodge, in Miami Count y, on July 31, 1860. On November 20, 1860 he married his fourth wife, Mary Pence Long. Mary was the daughter of Martin Pence and Elizabe th Corder. Mary was the widow of Adolphus R. Long when she married Willia m. William and Mary had two daughters: Melissa and Alice R. Melissa marri ed Elijah Williams. Alice was married twice. Her first husband was Ebenez er Williams, the second was Joseph N. Dilkes. William owned 70 acres in Si ms Twp in the 1870's.


Mary died on June 22, 1899 and is buried next to her first husband in t he Converse Cemetery near Richland Twp, Indiana. William died on March 10, 1903 in Grant County, Indiana. He was a resident of the Grant County Infirmary for the last ten years of his life. As of this date a tombstone has not been found.

I have the honor to be one of the great great granddaughters of this devoted father and loving husband.

Charlotte Lucas

Source http://www.rootsweb.com/~ingrant/biolafge.htm

The cemetery in Richland Township of Grant County Indiana is owned by t he Odd Fellow Lodge of Converse and is called the Converse Cemetery. It w as laid out in 1872. A history of Miami County says on page 318 "in 18 72 a cemetery costing $2000 was laid out near the town." The present cemetery has had bodies reinterred in it after having been re moved from a small family cemetery which was located in the heart of wh at is now Converse and from a family cemetery a short distance south call ed the Pence Cemetery. Referring to old histories of these two counti es I find some items of interest. The old Atlas of 1877 says "William Tay lor settled the Martin Pence farm where the Delphi road crosses Taylor Cre ek at an early day.

[HI33339] (Research):Thomas did not appear in the 1850, 1860 or 1870 household suggesting he di ed prior to 1850. There is a Thomas Dye in Maple Grove Cemetery died 6/15/ 1879 age 68-5-4 placing his dob about 1811 for husband of Leanna. But 18 79 date is odd.

Could also have been ____ Dye who died 4/1850 age 39 also buried in Map le Grove

[HI33341] (Research):Record Book 22 pg 285 Filed 8 Feb 1848 Petition to Partition (See suits fi led 20 Jan 1842 and 17 Jan 1853) John Boswell and wife vs Sarah Smith & others David Smith died owning part of Sec 9 Twp 4 Range 11 (Mad River). Heirs: S arah, widow; Mary, wife of John Boswell; Ann, wife of David Pence of India na; Peter Sith; John Smith; and minors Andrew Smith; Priscilla Smith; Isa ac Smith; Savid S smith; Jasper N Smith and Irvin Smith

[HI33347] (Research): My paternal grandmother married one of William's grandsons before she mar ried my grandfather. Chuck Taylor Austin, TX E-mail: AusChuck@aol.com

Deed Book H Indentures published CCGS Newsletter Summer 1991 pg111 Aug 18 1827 Wm Darnell bound his ward Wm Salisberry c7y9m to Willi am Runkle, tanner age 21 1840

Deed Book H Indentures published CCGS Newsletter Summer 1991 pg538 June 29 1829 Wm Darnell bound his ward Wm Salisberry age 3yr to Andr ew Black of Clark Co, OH- farmer- 21y 1847

Record Book 10, Page 316 — Filed 19 November 1828 State of Ohio for the use of Samuel Salisberry Heirs vs John Hamilton et al William Bayless was the attorney for the State and John H. James was the a ttorney for the defendants. John Hamilton was the administrator for the es tate of William Salisberry. On 25 October 1826 John Hamilton gave an admin istrators bond of $600 to the State of Ohio and it was secured by Joseph S imms, Francis Stephenson and Henry Phillips. William Darnall, the guardi an of the children, is suing for a debt of $600 damages and wants the mon ey from the bond to be for the use of the children. The heirs of William S alisberry were: James Salisberry, Rachel Salisberry, William Salisberry, J ohn Salisberry, Folly Salisberry, Samuel Salisberry and Harrison Salisberr y. On 6 April 1829 the court judged the cause was not sufficient for the b ill.

[HI33351] (Research):1888 Greene Co, MO

to Fayette County, Iowa, shortly after their marriage.

[HI33352] (Research):1880 Census Place:District 167, Richland, Grant, Indiana Source:FHL Film 1254279 National Archives Film T9-0279 Page 40 6A Christian PENCESelfMMW55OHOcc:FarmerFa: VAMo: MD Elizabeth PENCEWifeFMW55OHFa: ---Mo: --- Amos PENCESonMSW25INFa: ---Mo: --- Winfield S. PENCESonMSW19INFa: ---Mo: --- Lydia SLAGLEADauFSW7INFa: ---Mo: --- Newton GARLINCEL OtherMSW23OHFa: ---Mo: ---

[HI33354] (Research):; supposedly died shortly after her marriage, but an International Genealo gical Index entry says 24 Dec 1876; married John Highley 24 Nov 1849 in Gr ant County, Indiana (he was born 10 May 1825, died 12 Dec 1904).

[HI33355] (Research):Census Microfilm Records: Indiana, 1900 Lived in: Richland, Grant County, Indiana Series: T623 Microfilm: 373 Book: 2 Page: 204

[HI33356] (Research):PENCE, SOLOMON [12 Dec 1910, Daily Chronicle (Grant Co., IN); also Daily L eader on 12 Dec and News-Times 13 Dec. 1910): SOLOMON PENCE IS DEAD] Solom on PENCE, well known and highly respected citizen of Richland township, di ed yesterday at noon at his home, one-half mile north of Mier. Mr. PENCE w as in his eighty-first year. Two weeks ago he sustained a stoke of paralys is and never afterward regained consciousness. He located in Richland town ship about the year 1847, and was one of the few early settlers yet remain ing in that section of the county. His widow and two daughters survive M r. PENCE. The daughters are Mrs. Melissa Drook of Richland township and Mr s. Savilla Myers of Nebraska. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoo n.

1880 Census Place:District 167, Richland, Grant, Indiana Source:FHL Film 1254279 National Archives Film T9-0279 Page 41 5C Soloman PENCESelfMMW50OHOcc:FarmerFa: VAMo: VA Mary E. PENCEWifeFMW39OHFa: FRANCEMo: --- Sarah S. PENCEDauFSW22INFa: ---Mo: --- Lewis BOLYASonMSW10INFa: ---Mo: ---


1900 Lived in: Richland, Grant County, Indiana Series: T623 Microfilm: 373 Book: 2 Page: 199

[NI33357] CENS: CONC N
CENS: BURI

[HI33357] (Research):PENCE, EMANUEL [20 Mar. 1913, Daily Chronicle (Grant Co., IN), also Dai ly Leader Times on 20 Mar.: PENCE FUNERAL TO BE HELD SATURDAY] The funer al of Emanuel PENCE, a Grant county pioneer resident, whose death occurr ed Wednesday afternoon at the home of his son, Frank PENCE, 923 Spencer av enue, will be held Saturday morning at 11 o'clock from the church at Mie r, with Rev. L. Cooner officiating. Interment will be made in the Conver se cemetery. Emanuel PENCE was eighty years eight months and twelve days o ld. He was born at Champaign [Co.], Ohio, July 17, 1832. In 1846, at the a ge of fourteen years, he came to Grant county and located with his paren ts on a farm just across the river from Charles' mill. For many years he l ived on a farm near Mier, in Richland township, continuing his residence t here until two years ago, when he came to Marion to make his home with h is son. During the last few weeks Mr. PENCE's health has been rapidly fail ing. Death was due to a complication of diseases. He is survived by thr ee sons, Frank PENCE of this city, W. G. PENCE of Liberty Center and Mi lo L. PENCE of Whittier, Cal.

1880 Census Place:District 167, Richland, Grant, Indiana Source:FHL Film 1254279 National Archives Film T9-0279 Page 40 8A Emanuel PENCESelfMMW47OHOcc:FarmerFa: ---Mo: OH Mary A. PENCEWifeFMW46PAFa: PAMo: PA Edwin G. PENCESonMSW22INFa: ---Mo: --- Laura J. PENCEDauFSW20INFa: ---Mo: --- Milo L. PENCESonMW15INFa: ---Mo: --- William S. PENCESonMSW12INFa: ---Mo: ---

Pence, Emanuel Lived in: Richland, Grant County, Indiana 1900 Series: T623 Microfilm: 373 Book: 2 Page: 199

[HI33359] (Research):Champaign Co - Patent Deeds Located in Land Deed Indices Johnson T wp by Pat Stickley & Denise Kay Moore Oct 2005. NE 1/4 Quitclaim from Simeon Pence, et al to Lemule Pence, 4 acres, N 1 /2 Nov 29, 1859 Bk 31 pg377 NE 1/4 Lemuel Pence to Isaac Pence, 27.75 acres , N 1/2 Nov 29, 18 59 Bk 31 pg 470

[HI33362] (Research):Chauncery Records of Champaign Co, Court of Common Pleas daughter of Jesse Colbert, who died in August 1852 (Reference: Champai gn County, Ohio Chancery Record Book 24, Page 425, Filed 12 January 18 53 - John Colbert vs Elizabeth Wilson et al - Petition to Partition.) Record Book 24, Page 425- Filed 12 January 1853- Petition to Partition John Colbert vs Elizabeth Wilson et al Jesse Colbert died August 1852 owning, 80 acres located in east half of n orth-east quarter of Section 21 Township 3 Range 11 (Jackson Township). Fr ances Colbert was his widow. Jesse's children & grandchildren: John Colber t; Elizabeth Colbert, wife of Amos Wilson of Green County, Ohio; Toliver C olbert of Indiana; Alsy Colbert, wife of Daniel Jackson of Indiana; Cathar ine Colbert, wife of Henry Huddleston of Indiana; George Colbert of Indian a; Susan Colbert Hart, deceased had one heir: Matilda Hart, wife of Willi am Hudson; Humphrey Colbert, deceased had six heirs (Martha Colbert and Ly dia Letitia Colbert, minors of Champaign County, William Colbert, Jesse Co lbert, Phebe Ann Colbert and Julia Ann Colbert (who lived in Indiana»; Del ilah Colbert, wife of William Pence of Champaign County; Nancy Colbert, wi fe of David Boswell of Champaign County; Lucinda Colbert, wife of Daniel P utnam of Illinois; Jesse Colbert, deceased, who's heirs and number of th em were unknown.

[HI33365] (Research):Myrtle Tree Church Records (Organized 4/24/1830) Covers period 4/24/1830- 2/23/1850 CCGS Newsletter Spring 1998 pg24 Received 1/24/1847 Lydia Pence/Russell diss by letter 3/22/1851

Champaign Wills Book C Pg 136 Jacob Pence probated Oct 2, 1854 Johnson Twp, Wife (no name) Sons Jacob, Andrew, Henry, Joseph, David, Will iam, Adam and George Pence. Dau Lydia (w/o James Russell); heirs of dau Sa rah (w/o Jacob Hullinger); grdau Eliza Hullinger. Son Jacob executor. Witn ess, John Ebert, John Offenbacker, Elmus Garrett. Signed 8-3-1854

[NI33366] EVEN: CONC h
EVEN: FAMS @F14802@

[HI33366] (Research):Mt Pleasant Church minutes james Russell, Sr d 10/26/1862 Lydia Russell joined 11/12/1853 dropped 1856 James Russell, Jr joined 11/12/1853

[HI33367] (Research):Marriage Index: Selected Counties of Ohio, 1789-1850 Married: Sep 05, 1811 in: Montgomery Co., OH Spouse: Archer, Rachel Gender: M More: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Fi lm #s 1030834-1030835. Rachel Could have been a first wife and nancy a 2nd wife.

War of 1812 CONSOLVER JACOB HOLT'S DETACHMENT, OHIO VOLS. AND MIL. PRIVATE PRIVA TE Box45 Roll602

PRIVATE JACOB CONSOLVER in the War of 1812 on the Ohio Roster of Soldier s. Pages 239-240 on the Roll of Capt. Wm. Van Cleve's Company (County Un known). Served from May 21, 1812 to June 24, 1812

An Index to the Miami County, Ohio Recorder's Deeds, 1807-1863, compil ed by Members of the Computerized Heritage Association, Published by Mia mi Valley Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 1364, Dayton, Ohio 45401-1364, 1 995 9 June 1826 Jacob & Rachel Consolver to Abraham Covault, Book 6, Pa ge 129 Lostcreek Township - Section 34 Township 2 Range 11 3 November 18 35 Jacob & Rachel Consolver to Rudolph Eyer Book 13, Page 407 Brown Townsh ip, Section 35 Township 2 Range 11

1837 Land Records: AL, AR, FL, LA, MI, MN, OH, WI, 1790-1907 Document number: 4713 Description number: 1 Number of acres: 80.0000 Accession number: OH0690__.158 Patentee Surname: Consolver Patentee given name: Jacob State name: Ohio Volume: 690 Page number: 158 Land office: Lima Aliquot part reference: W½NW Section number: 25 Township: 7 South Range: 5 East Meridian or special survey area: First Principal Title transfer authority: Sale-Cash Entries Combined signature date: Mar. 15, 1837 Multiple patentees: N Multiple warrantees: N Signature: Y Canceled document: N Subsurface rights reserve d: N

Notes for Consolver from rickyrg@networksplus.net (Betty J. Gaulding) John (Jonathan) son of Charles & Mary, was born ca 1756 in VA (possibly Al bemarle Co. but not confirmed). He served in Rev War and was wounded and b elieve lost an arm. He received a Rev War pension so you should be ab le to obtain his war records from the National Archives. He died ca 18 09 in Washington Co., VA. Was married twice. First to Nancy ALLEN, a d au of Mary (don't have her father's name). Second to Millie ROBERTSON (som etimes shown as ROBIINSON) 8 Apr 1794 in Bedford Co., VA. Certificate sho ws she was of age. James CONWAY, Surety. I belive that Millie may have mar ried again after Jonathan died but not sure but the Washington Co., VA rec ords should show some light on that. Check the DAR Rev War Books and I th ink you will find both his father, Charles, and Jonathan as well as his br others, Micajah and possibly James, having been recorded by others who joi ned DAR. I just have not followed up on that as the brother, Martin Jorda n, is my wife's ancestor. Since Jacob, son of Jonathan was born in June 17 96, obviously, Millie was his mother. Jacob died in 1850 age 54 in Shel by Co., OH, according to Ohio Mortality records. He married Rachel ARCH ER 9 Sep 1811 in Montgomery Co., OH, possibly at Dayton. He was list ed in the Miami Co., OH 1820 and 1830 Census records. From what I can determine from my notes, Jacob and Rachel had sons, Jaco b, Abraham, Isaac and possibly daughters, Anna, Elixabeth, Millie and may be others but I did not follow up on the daughters, except we have a confl ict on the marriage to Samuel MYERS. I mentioned previously that my wife 's GGFather's sister, Elicabeth, married a Samuel MYERS 6 Nov 1842 in Hock ing Co., OH. This Samuel was born 16 Jan 1814 and died 25 Apr 1886 and bo th he and Elizabeth are buried in cemetery at Meade, Pickaway Co., OH. The refore, from the dates you give on Samuel Hershey MYERS, it is obvious th at these are two different Samuel's. I have recorded that Samuel b 1814 w as the son of Daniel and Diana (DOVER) MYERS. An 1860 Pickaway Co., OH cen sus record for them lists children as Ellen, Rachel, and Mary and also a J acob age 71 is listed but since I did not record the last name for hi m, I don't know whether he was a MYERS or not. Probably be a good id ea to check that out next time I have access to the 1860 census at the lib rary. It could not be Jabob CONSOLVER as he died in 1850.in Shelby Co. Getting back to the conflict in our records, I have Millie CONSOLVER marri ed to Samuel MYERS 18 Mar 1878 in Shelby Co., OH. Marriage Book 6, page 5 5. Married by P. HART. Interesting enough is that you also show 18 Mar 18 76 as both the date of death of Samuel Hershey MYERS and date of marria ge to Mary Elizabeth CONSOLVER. This should take some checking on your pa rt in order to clarify that. You have indicated Mary Elizabeth to be d au of Abraham and Elizabeth (BATES) CONSOLVER, which is probably corre ct as 1860 Shelby Co., OH census shows their children as Samuel M, a ge 7; Mary L. (probably E.) age 4 and Caroline age 2. The latter is not co rrect as I have Caroline's birth date as 3 Dec 1859, being born at Jacks on Center, Shelby Co., OH. When she married Lewis McFARLAND 2 Jun 1877, Bo ok 6, Page 131, her fther gave concent as she was not 18 years old.The bro ther Samuel M. married Cynthia BECK 26 Feb 1883 Book 6 Page 559.

I have an Elizabeth CONSOLVER married to Abraham RINEHARD 29 Oct 1843 by J ames SMITH, MG Book 1 & 2 Page 402 Shelby Co., OH Believe this to be Jacob 's dau Elizabeth. Jabob's son Isaac S. married Jane HALL 12 Sep 1843 by We sley ROLAND, JP, Book 1 & 2 Page 394 Shelby Co., OH They are buried in Gl en Cemetery, sw of Point Jefferson. Isaac was born 12 May 1819 Montgome ry Co., OH and died 18 Aug 1898, age 79 in Salem Twp, Shelby Co. 1860 Cens us shows their children as: William 17; Jacob A. 14; Julia A. 12; Rachel 1 0; Mary 8; Nancy A. 6 and David H. 3 (b 10 Oct 1856). Whether they had oth er children I don't know. This is the extent of what I have other than so me other marriages which you can probably find in the Shelby Co., OH marri age records. You might also look in the Ross Co., OH records. Hope that th is gives you some insight as to what I have on your line. Would be most in terested in learning more about where you located the marriage record of S amuel Hershey MYERS and Mary Elizabeth CONSOLVER, etc.

[HI33368] (Research):Previously married to Abraham Corson Also buried in the Java East Cemetery in Walworth Co, SD are the following :
Corson Rena, 1878 - 1902 25. Corson Thurman, 1849 - 1893 civil war vet 26. Corson V. O. no marker 27. Corson Warren M., 1921 - 1926

1880 Census of Shelby Co, OH
Corson, Abraham 1880 130C Jackson
Corson, James 1880 212B Salem
Corson, John B. 1880 131A Jackson

[HI33380] (Research):Shelby Co, Salem, OH pg214 1900 Charles French head, 7/1841,58 m13y OH VT VA day laborer Julia, wife,10/1846, 53, 1 child, 1 living Rhoda M, dau, 12/1887, 12, S , OH

1910 United States Federal Census > Ohio > Shelby > Salem Twp > District 1 47 > Page 2B Dwelling 44/Family 44 Charley Franch, head, white, 72, married (second marriage) for 23 year s, b Ohio, parents b New York Julia A., wife, white, 62, married (second marriage) for 23 years, bo re 3 children, all surviving, she and parents b Ohio

[HI33382] (Research):Samuel Myers evidently served in the Spanish American War. We were unab le to locate a uniform that resembles the one he is wearing, but were ab le to find the insignia on his cap. This insignia is of two crossed canno ns, signifying that he was in the Artillary. Below the pin hangs a numb er or a letter. If a number, it is the number of the regiment and if a let ter, it would be the battery within the regiment. It seems to be eith er a # 1 or the letter "I". A search of Spanish American Medals was not su ccessful in locating the medal he wore on his chest in this photo.

I spoke to my sister last night (she is not into genealogy) -- however s he is always helpful in remembering certain sotries of our family. She sa id she remembers our grandfather Forest A. Myers speaking of relatives th at owned land by Old Man's Cave in Ohio. We visited that site many tim es as children and when we lived in Ohio, we also took our children.

I came up and looked at family pictures of my grandfather and he is leani ng on the sign that points to Old Man's Cave -- then some of the informati on Jean was telling me started to come back. Yes indeed, it was mention ed in our family.

I looked up Old Man's Cave and it is in Hocking Hills - near Logan, Ohi o. Then I remembered that a Samuel Myers married Elizabeth Consolver ba ck in Nov. 6, 1842 in Logan, Hocking, Ohio.

Sondra Myers Shinn

[HI33387] (Research):Jacob M. Sturms found in Census Microfilm Records: Ohio, 1900 Lived in: Johnson Township, Champaign County, Ohio Series: T623 Microfilm: 1245 Book: 1 Page: 97

Ohio 1910 Census Miracode Index Record Name: Jacob M Sturm Birthplace: Ohio State: OH Age: 48 Color: W Enumeration District: 0140 Visit: 0101 County: Shelby Relation: Head of Household Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place Wife Edna 38 Ohio Son Carl 21 Ohio Daughter Bessie 17 Ohio Son Meryl 14 Ohio Daughter Chloe 13 Ohio Son Frank 11 Ohio Daughter Millie 09 Ohio Son Seth 07 Ohio Daughter Mabel 05 Ohio Daughter Margarie 04 Ohio Daughter Anna 03 Ohio Son Howard 01 Ohio

[HI33391] (Research):d/o I W Spencer

[XI33392] Wright, Joseph, d 20 Feb 1854, ae 63y 7m 4d (on monument with Elizabeth Wright)

[XI33393] Wright, Elizabeth, d 22 May 1854, ae 59y 6m 15d (on monument with Joseph Wright)

[HI33395] (Research):Resided in Iowa 1881

[HI33396] (Research):Champaign Co Guardianship records Vol 18 No 2 Pg240-241 May 30 1863 Benjam in Fuson gdn of Martha Fuson, 25yr; Dora E Fuson 19yr; heirs of Lucinda Fu son dec'd Surities James Fuson and Moses McIlvaine

1850 Champaign Co, harrison, OH pg 328 Benjamin Fuson 30 OH Lucinda 29 OH Martha 3 OH Dora E 3m

[HI33402] (Research):1880 Census: Stokes Twp, Logan, Ohio Source: FHL Film 1255041 National Archives Film T9-1041 Page 247A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Horatio PENCE Self M M W 31 OHOcc: Farmer Fa: VA Mo: VA Sidney PENCE Wife F M W 25 OHOcc: Keeping House Fa: OH Mo: OH Elija PENCE Son M S W 6 OH Fa: OH Mo: OH

[HI33415] (Research):in the "town" of Morrow, Ohio at the library, is a page out of a Bible th at is for the "Dover's." My Gr. Gr. Grandmother who was Dyannah "Dover" M yers, hopefully is listed. I always thought it was "Morrow County, Oh io and could never come up with the family there, but remembered there w as a small town south of Dayton that was named "Morrow." It makes sense s ince their son Samuel H. Myers was born in Montgomery County, Ohio. Montg omery County is very very close to Morrow. I would really love to tra ce her family. I am waiting to here back from them. (Sonnie Myers)

[HI33432] (Research):1880 Ohio Census Census Place:Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio Source:FHL Film 1255029 National Archives Film T9-1029 Page 1 3A RelationSexMarrRaceAgeBirthplace Ocsar E. MILLERSelfMMW39BERLIN Occ:Retired MerchantFa: BERMo: BER Mary J. MILLERWifeFMW40OH Occ:Keeping HouseFa: VAMo: VA Ida Garner MILLERDauFSW20OH Occ:At HomeFa: VAMo: VA Thomas O. MILLERSonMSW13OH Occ:At SchoolFa: BERMo: VA Catharine S. MILLERDauFSW10IN Occ:At SchoolFa: BERMo: VA Daniel MYERSOtherMWW50MD Occ:EngineerFa: MDMo: MD Julia VLANCEOtherFSW18HOLLAND Occ:ServantFa: HOLLMo: HOLL Mary BROWNOtherFSW40ENGLAND Occ:Nurse In HospitalFa: ENGMo: ENG

MGVI Info on Daniel Myers Myers, Daniel |M |1842 |Marr | |WPA |Heaton, Diann ah K. |Mi Myers, Daniel |Xr |1848 |Deeds | | |Concord T wp |Mi Myers, Daniel |Xr |1851 |Deeds |35 |108 |Concord Tw p. |Mi Myers, Daniel |Xr |1851 |Deeds |35 |108 |Concord T wp |Mi Myers, Daniel |Xr |1858 |Deeds |35 |110 |Concord Tw p. |Mi Myers, Daniel |fc |1880 |Cen | |110C |Elizabeth Tw p. |Mi Myers, Daniel |fc |1880 |Cen | |060B |Concord Tw p. |Mi Myers, Daniel |Map|1894 |Atlas |414 |009 |Concord T wp |Mi Myers, Daniel |D |1907 |CemRec|Cem#|0104 a| |Mi Myers, Daniel, Dianna |Xt |1859 |Deeds |35 |069 |Concord T wp |Mi

Miami County Recorder's Deed dated 1 Sept 1859 where a Daniel and Diana M yers sold property in Concord Township, Miami Co. It was for land in Secti on 11, Town 07, Range 05

[HI33433] (Research):February 11, 1981 NNCC Forest Myers

According to the records of the War Department in the National Archives, F orest Myers enlisted March 17, 1904, at Traverse City, Michigan and was ho norably discharged March 16, 1907, at Fort DeSoto, Florida as a Private, 1 st Company, United States Coast Artillery Corps.

At the time of his enlistment Forest Myers stated that he was born in Sidn ey, Ohio and was 21 years of age. The veteran's specific date of birth w as not given. His residence and that of his next of kin, Samuel Myers (fa ther), was given as Lake Ann, Michigan.

Because of restrictions imposed upon military service records 75 yea rs of age or less, we are unable to furnish reproductions of the documen ts from which the above information was taken.

Signed by: Andrew L. Dyer, Jr. COOPER L. DAVIS Chief Correspondence Branch (NNCC)

Military Record : 3 years 1st Class Gunner to date from Dec. 17, 06 Remarks: Service honest and faithful

[HI33438] (Research):unknown spoiuse to Claudine BOSS who was the second wife of my cousin, I va Jefferson HARRIS, son of Robert HARRIS, one of my mother's older brothers. They are all dec eased now and I just never tried to follow up on the spouse EVILIZER of C laudine. Iva and Claudine lived in Lamar, MO

Now, I had never met Claudine but they lived in Lamar and I believe th at my 1st cousin, Iva Jefferson HARRIS, died there. Incidently, we just g ot back from a trip to MO where we stayed at Lamar for three days. Went d own to where I had gone to Hight School in my soph, jr. and part sr. ye ar at Lockwood, Dade Co., MO foir the 60th anniversary reunion of the cla ss of "41. The motel in Lockwood was being refurbished so we stayed at La mar at the Super 8 Motel there. Anyway, Iva is buried in Lockwood Cemete ry a\ong side of his first wife, Marian Violet MAYES, who he married in 1 927 and whom I knew very well. My maternal grandparents are buried in Loc kwood Cemetery also. I am very familar with the area and have many frien ds and relatives living in all that general area. In fact, 14 (includi ng spouses) of us cousins got together in Lamar on last Thursday night f or a mini HARRIS family reunion. Most of them live in Lamar so I have go od contacts there also. Iva and Claudine were married 6 Apr 1968 (I don 't have location but suspect Lamar). Iva Jefferson HARRIS, son of Robe rt Henry HARRIS and Julia Priscilla STRONG, was born 29 May 1906, Douglas Co., MO and died 5 Nov 19 95 in Lamar, Barton Co., MO. My mother's brother, Robert Henry was bo rn 10 Jan 1873, east of Stockton and west of Bear Creek (now under wate rs of Stockton Lake), Cedar Co., MO. He died 24 Nov 1953 in Sheldon, Vern on Co.,MO and is buried in Lockwood Cemetery. Julia Priscilla STRONG was bo rn 8 Feb 1875 in Douglas Co., MO and died 25 Nov 1943 in Lockwood a nd is buried in Lockwood Cemetery. I have asked one of my cousins about C laudine and whether she is deceased which I kinda think she is as she w as not mentioned when we were in Lamar last week. Will let you know wh en I get a reply. Still amazed in all this. But another story, 5 generatio ns of my Mom's lines are buried in Lindley Prairie Cemetery at Bear Cree k, Cedar Co., MO east of Stockton rickyrg@networksplus.net (Betty J and Bill Gaulding)

[HI33440] (Research):dau of Theodore Friestehler and Lizzie Schnippel

[HI33451] (Research):David Stauffer who died in 1848/1849 is a legal document filed on the 8 th of February 1849 in Logan County, Ohio. It is David Stauffer vs. Wid ow and Heirs of David Stauffer, dec'd. Petition for Partition and Dowe r. David Stauffer Jr. is from Champaign County, Ohio, and it has been su ggested to me that perhaps David Sr. was living with his son in Champai gn County at the times of his death. So I have moved my search out to th at county. I was hoping if I could find a grave I could find a death da te and perhaps a birthdate. My guess that the David Stauffer married to M iriam Terell in 1844 could very well be David Jr. If you have any ide as or suggestions for further research on David and Elizabeth I would be v ery appreciative. Their daughter Susannah who married Benjamin Franklin P heneger is my 2nd great grandmother. Benj and Susannah were married in Log an county and she is buried there. We visited the grave when we were in B ellfontaine on Wednesday.

THANK YOU Shirley Tonini shirley_tonini@earthlink.net

[NI33455] Father: John Overpack Mother: Elizabeth

[NI33456] All the Argabright people in Clark Co. go back to Joseph and Margaret Overpeck Argabright. Joseph died in Montgomery Co. VA and Margaret must have come to Clark Co. to be with her sibling after Joseph's death in 1832. Father John, Mother Elizabeth Bowen

[HI33458] (Research):Name: Edward Curl Birthplace: Ohio State: OH 1910 Age: 38 Color: W Enumeration District: 0025 Visit: 0023 County: Champaign Relation: Head of Household Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place Wife Ada 35 Ohio Son Arthur 13 Ohio Son Wilber 12 Ohio Daughter Enicy 09 Ohio

[HI33459] (Research):Name: Ada A. Todd SSN: 276-12-7901 Last Residence: 43078 Urbana, Champaign, Ohio, United States of Ameri ca Born: 5 Apr 1920 Died: 24 Jul 2003 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 )

Name in census records was Ava

[HI33460] (Research):Shelby County Marriages, June 1910 - October 1915, compiled by Barbara Adams, Published 2000 by the Shelby County Genealogical Society
Joseph H. ARGABRIGHT, 36y; son of Arnold ARGABRIGHT & Amanda MONROE; married 20 April 1912 by J. W. KINNETH, MG, Zoe CLEMENS, 26y; daughter of William CLEMENS & Anna SHAW
but by 1930, Joseph was married to Ida May Higgins

1930 census Piqua, Miami County, Ohio ED 30 Sheet 16 Line 87, 1307 Madison Ave.
Joseph ARGABRIGHT, Owned home $3000, age 53, first married age 26, he and parents born Ohio, metal polisher/job shop, Veteran/No
Ida, wife, age 48, first married age 34, she and father born Indiana, mother born Ohio, seamstress/underwear factory

Name : Ida May Argabright
Death date : 15 November 1953
Death place : Piqua, Miami, Ohio, United States
Residence: 1307 Madison Ave.
Birth date : 06 September 1881
Birth place : Andersonville, Ind.
Age at death : 72 years
Gender : Female
Marital status : Married
Race or color : Caucasian
Occupation : Housewife
Burial place : Piqua, Ohio
Cemetery name : Forest Hill Cemetery
Spouse name :
Father name : James Higgins
Father titles :
Father birth place :
Mother name : Mary Larkin
Cause of Death: Mesenteric Thrombosis due to arterioschlerosis
Informant: Juanita Higgins
Burial: November 18, 1953
Certificate number : 75806

[HI33461] (Research):Father John Van Fossen and Jane McKee

From 2004 My great-grandfather's sister, Emma Van Fossen, was married to a Jose ph H. Argabright on February 6, 1904. Emma's third marriage was to Geor ge P. Sweigert. Her first marriage was to Henry Welsheimer on July 31, 18 99. Emma and George had a daughter named Georgia. Emma died October 2 0, 1962 and she and George are buried at Cedar Point Cemetery in Pasco. I nterestingly enough, my Dad vaguely remembers that he and my Uncle were h er paper boys for awhile. Dad remembers that she was in a wheelchair a nd had had her legs amputated. He knew she was related somehow but not t he exact connection. We figured out who she was because she was livi ng in the house that used to belong to John and Nancy Jane Van Fossen (h er parents) on Walnut Street in Sidney.

Emma's third marriage was to George P. Sweigert. -- after 1910 census. George and Emma have a 7 year old daughter (Georgia V.) in 1920 census -- Emma is 40 years old-- Shelby Co, Sidney, ED 198 Sheet 9

[HI33463] (Research):A search of the 1880 Census of Indiana shows no Elizabeth or Irene Stra it b 1877

[HI33478] (Research):Champaign Co, Ohio History 1991 pg 124

[HI33483] (Research):1920 Clark Co, Springfield,OH George Sheaff, head, 80, md, NY PA MA Catherine, wife, 77, MD MD MD Clarence Ballentine, son in law, 33, OH OH OH Ins Agent Josephine, dau, 36, OH NY MD Catherine, grdau, 5, OH OH OH

[HI33490] (Research):Census Place:Jackson, Shelby, Ohio Source:FHL Film 1255066 National Archives Film T9-1066 Page 13 3B RelationSexMarrRaceAgeBirthplace Wm. SHROYERSelfMMW58OH Occ:FarmerFa: MDMo: MD Mary E. SHROYERWifeFMW48MD Occ:Keeping HouseFa: MDMo: MD Benjaman F. SHROYERSonMSW24OH Occ:FarmerFa: ---Mo: --- Mary L. SHROYERDauFSW22OH Occ:LaborerFa: ---Mo: --- Nancy R. SHROYERDauFSW20OH Occ:LaborerFa: ---Mo: --- Margret M. SHROYERDauFSW18OH Occ:LaborerFa: ---Mo: --- Henry A. SHROYERSonMW16OH Occ:FarmerFa: ---Mo: --- Sarah M. SHROYERDauFW15OH Occ:At HomeFa: ---Mo: --- Goerge W. SHROYERSonMSW13OH Occ:At HomeFa: ---Mo: --- Jacob E. SHROYERSonMSW10OH Fa: ---Mo: --- Anna L. SHROYERDauFSW10OH Fa: ---Mo: --- Elva L. SHROYERDauFSW4OH Fa: ---Mo: ---

[HI33491] (Research):Griest, Cyrus Johnson, Mary C. 03/29/1874 455 Clark Co, Marraiges

[HI33534] (Research):CCGS Newsletter Sept 1998 pg 96 Road Tax assessed on Chattels in Johnson T wp, Champaign Co, Ohio for the year 1876 Adam Reed .13

REED ADAM County Name: AUGLAIZE Date of Death: 1/21/1921 Volume Number: 3473 Certificate Number: 290

1900 Census has granddau Cecil Shillinger b 2/1890

[HI33536] (Research):Beers History pg 755 History of Champaign County JOHNSON TOWNSHIP. - 754-755 REV. WILLIAM LIPPINCOTT, minister, St. Paris; is a grandson of Samuel Lipp incott, who was of English birth and came to America at a very early d ay ; he was one of the patriots of the war of the Independence, through wh ich he passed and endured many hardships. Rev. Lippincott is a son of Re v. Ephraim Lippincott, who was born in Monmouth Co., N. J., soon after t he war of 1776. Early in the nineteenth century he commenced his pastor al labors in the Baptist Church In 1827, he moved from Licking Co., Ohi o, to Clark Co., Ohio, where he continued his profession, and eleven yea rs later he located in Jackson Township, Champaign Co., Ohio, and follow ed his pastoral labors until within a few years of his decease, in 187 4. In 1806, he married Miss Mary, daughter of Rev. John W. Patterson ; th ey had nine children by this union ; six reached maturity, of whom five a re now living. Our subject was born in Licking Co., Ohio, Oct. 28, 18 19 ; seven years later, he with his parents located in Pike Township, Cla rk Co., Ohio, where he grew to manhood on the farm, and acquired his eleme ntary education in the log-hut schools, which he since, through industry a nd experience, has greatly improved. In 1869, he commenced his ministeri al labors, and one year later he was ordained as a minister of the Bapti st Church, in Wabash Co., Ind. In April, 1873, he located in St. Paris, wh ere he has since labored in the Nettle Creek Church, a short distance of f, and various other places. His marriage with Mary Wells was celebrated F eb. 20, 1840 ; she was born in Virginia Aug. 12, 1819.

1850 Census, Jackson, Champaign, Ohio, page 465
(next door to Elizabeth Jenkins, head, 53, VA and 5 children r anging from 13-29) Ephraim Lippincott, 66, farmer, NJ Anna, 30, (male), Ohio David, 6, (male), Ohio Noah, 4, Ohio Dorcas, 2, (female), Ohio (probably same as Darius -- but this child list ed as male in 1860 & 1870) Louisa, 1/12, Ohio (next door) Ephraim P. Lippincott, 22, Ohio (his son by 1st marriage?) Phebe, 28, Ohio Mary Barker, 9, Ohio Emaline Barker, 4, Ohio

1860 Census, Jackson, Champaign, Ohio, page 248 Ephraim Lippencutt, 60, farmer, New Jersey (age off from above census) Anna, 56, Ohio (age off from above census) Noah Lippencutt, 12, Ohio Darias (male) Lippencutt, 11, Ohio Louisa Lippencutt, 9, Ohio Joseph Lippencutt, 5, Ohio Thomas Lippencutt, 7, Ohio Maxon Parr, 40, Ohio

[HI33537] (Research):Champaign Co, Genealogical Society, Champaign Co OH Newspaper Abstracts, B ook II- 1878-1900, (September 6, 1878 to 1900), pg142. 10/26/1894 Mary, d aughter of William and Phoebe Wells, was born in Kanawha Co, VA on A ug 12 1819. She removed with her parents to Ohio in the fall of 1831 and s he was united in marriage to Rev Wm Lippencott on Feb 20 1840. She died O ct 22 1894 aged 75y2m10d

[HI33541] (Research):Name: Curtis Lippencott , Enlistment Date: 15 August 1862 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Union State Served: Ohio Death Date: 12 August 1890 Death Place: Bloom Center, OH Unit Numbers: 1939 1939 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 15 August 1862 at the age of 2 4 Enlisted in Company I, 96th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 23 August 1862. Received a disability discharge Company I, 96th Infantry Regiment Oh io on 20 March 1863 in Columbus, OH

[HI33543] (Research):Poss md John Jennings, 1856

[HI33549] (Research):1870 Census, Jackson, Champaign, Ohio, page 282 Lipencut, Noah, 24, farmer, Ohio Elizabeth, wife, 24, keeping house, Ohio Laura, 3, Ohio (next door) Lipencut, Ephram, 86, farmer, Virginia Ann, 45, keeping house, Ohio Darius, 23, male, farmer, Ohio Joseph, 18, works on farm, Ohio Lousa, 20, assists keeping house, Ohio Thomas, 15, works on farm, Ohio

1880 Census, Jackson, Champaign, Ohio, page 259D Noah LIPPINCOTT Self M Male W 35 OH Farming OH OH Elizabeth LIPPINCOTT Wife M Female W 36 OH Keeping Hou se OH OH

LIPTIINCOTI NOAH County Name: CHAMPAIGN Date of Death: 7/29/1926 Volume Number: 5093 Certificate Number: 42615

[HI33552] (Research):Parentage not proven, but age fits a male child in 1840 census age 10-1 5, and he is living in 1850 next door to Ephraim.

[HI33557] (Research):Living in household in 1850 is Rebecca Wilson age 64 b VA

[HI33560] (Research):Name: Lee Wildasin
Death date: 12 Oct 1942
Death place: Springfield, Clark Co., Ohio
Birth date: 20 Jul 1846
Estimated birth year:
Birth place: Clark Co, Ohio
Age at death: 96 years 2 months 22 days
Gender: Male
Marital status: Widowed
Race or color: American
Street address: 1121 Fox
Occupation: Retired Factory Worker
Residence:
Burial date: 15 Oct 1942
Burial place:
Cemetery name: Greenlawn
Spouse name: Altha Ruth Wildasin
Father name: Solomon Wildasin
Father titles:
Father birth place:
Mother name:
Mother titles:
Mother birth place:
GSU film number: 2024035
Digital GS number: 4057804
Image number: 1330
Reference number: fn 57838
Collection: Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI33561] (Research):All of this info was submitted by Susan Pauline Dillon, 68 Bayside, Sou th Vienna, Ohio 45369 in 1985. All children except John B

Family researcher: From: scnbward@earthlink.net Sally Wildasin York Co. Historical Society The York Gazette Aug. 16, 1859 p.3 bottom of column 2 Died on the 29th ulst (July 29) in Clark County, Ohio, Mr. Solomon Wildesi n, formerly of this County, aged 43 years and 1 month.

Baptism: May 27, 1816, St. Matthews Luthern Church, Hanover, York, PA- spo nsers were David Mayer and wife Maria Cather

Census: 1850, German Twp. Clark Co., Ohio Census (W425-031)- Soloman WILLI SON 30 carpenter, Sarah J. 31 VA, Harry 13 OH, Charles 9, James K. Po lk 4, John B. Weller 2, Elizabeth Gregory 67 MD

[HI33562] (Research):Newspaper:Inyo Register, California December 27, 1923 Obituary for Charles Fell Wildasinn 1840-1923 C.F. WILDASINN HAS PASSED ON Charles Fell Wildasinn, pioneer lumberman and rancher of this county, di ed last night at his home in Bishop. He had been in precarious health f or some time, but on Christmas day was able to be on the streets. The e nd came suddenly, for he fell while walking about in his home. He was bo rn in Springfield, Ohio, October 31, 1840, therefore was aged 83 year s, 1 month, 25 days. He came west at an early age, and is said to have cro ssed the plains no less than eighteen times before the advent of the railr oad. He came to Owens Valley in 1870, and became a resident of Round Vall ey. When Mammoth became a camp he went there and operated a sawmill, cont inuing that business for some years after the camp’s decline. Finally he s old both his sawmill and ranch properties, and moved to Bishop. Besides pu tting up a commodious **me here, he built what is now the Bishop Theatr e, later disposing of that also. Mr. Wildasinn was one of the early membe rs of the Odd Fellows here, and was also a member of the Masonic bodi es up to and including the Mystic Shrine, receiving the latter during a pi lgrimage to the city of Mexico. He was a citizen of high character and ri gid financial honesty, and leaves a memory that will be cherished by tho se who came in contact with him. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nell Wil dasinn, who has the profound sympathy of all friends in her bereavement. T he funeral will occur from the family residence on East Line Street at 2 o ’clock to-morrow (Friday) afternoon; interment at the Masonic cemetery. T he service will be conducted by Winnedumah Lodge, F.& A.M.

1880 Calif. Census Round Valley, Inyo, Calif. (FHL Film 1254066 National Archives Film T9-00 66 pg. 525A) Charles F. WILDERSON, age 40, born in Ohio Sarah WILDERSON, wife, age 40, born in CAN, father b. NY, Mother b. CAN

[HI33585] (Research):The Springfield News, Springfield, Ohio Sunday 06 November 1938 Pg. 2 Mrs. Althea (McKinney) Wildasin Mrs. Althea Ruth Wildasin, 81, died in her residence, 1122 Fox St., at 1: 30 p.m. Saturday following an illness of two weeks. She was born in Sou th Vienna on Oct. 24, 1857, and had resided in Springfield for the pa st 30 years. Survivors include her husband, Lee; two sons, Walter and Car l; two daughters, Mrs. Thomas Lucas and Mrs. Mae Yazell, and eight grandch ildren, all of Springfield. The body was removed to the Woods Funeral Hom e. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday at the Glen Haven Mem orial Chapel in charge of Rev. F. L. Blevins, of the Church of God. Buri al will be in Glen Haven Memorial Park.

[HI33587] (Research):Name : Charity B. Ryman Titles : Death date : 25 Feb 1910 Death place : Pike, Clark, Ohio Birth date : 23 Jun 1835 Estimated birth year : Birth place : Ohio Age at death : 74 years 8 months 2 days Gender : Female Marital status : Married Race or color : Caucasian Street address : Occupation : Housewife Residence : Burial date : 26 Feb 1910 Burial place : Cemetery name : Myers Spouse name : Father name : Joseph Furron Father titles : Father birth place : Unknown Mother name : Jane Babcock Mother titles : Informant-S H Ryman, New Carlisle, OH Mother birth place : Ohio GSU film number : 1927280 Digital GS number : 4021002 Image number : 1592 Certificate number : fn 6473 Collection : Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI33588] (Research):From Contxt of Ohio Military Men, 1917-18 Walter Wildasin, Serial Number 806509, Residence 11 Cleveland St., Springf ield, O., Enlistment Division: National Army, Enlistment Location: Springf ield, O., Enlistment Date: 04 March 1918, Birth Place: Vienna Cross Road s, Oh., Birth Date/ Age: 23 11/12 years.

Assigns Comment: Co B 14 Receiving Battalion Cp Greenleaf Ga to 17 April 1 918; Base Hospital 54 to 29 May 1918; Base Hospital 68 to 5 July 1918; Pro visional Casual Co 12 Cp Crane Pa to 16 Aug1918; Med Replacement Un it 16 Cp Crane Pa to 31 Aug 1918; Cp Crane Pa Aug Automatic Replacement Dr aft to 25 Sept 1918; Training School for Sn Troop 1 Depot Division to 15 N ov 1918; Ambulance Company 20 6 Sanitary Train to 21June 1919; Receiving B attalion Cp Merritt NJ to 27 June 1919; Demobilization Group Cp Sherm an O to Discharge Private American Expeditionary Forces 14 Sept 19 18 to 19 June 1919. Honorable discharge 30 June 1919.

Occupation and Address listed in the Springfield City Directory

1913- tinner, res. 1414 Obenchain Av

1915- tinner, res. 28 N. Spring. (Effie M)

[HI33592] (Research):Children Adelaide Vincent FURROW b: 25 Mar 1860 in Ohio Angelo Meyers FURROW b: 5 Nov 1863 in Iowa Emeline S. FURROW b: 17 Jul 1864 in Garwin, Tama Co., Iowa Lydia Ann FURROW b: 12 Jan 1867 in Iowa John Franklin FURROW b: 9 Jun 1870 in Iowa Varnum H. FURROW b: 2 Feb 1873 in Iowa Bernice Floyd FURROW b: 17 Nov 1879 in Carlton, Tama Co., Iowa

[HI33593] (Research):Claude C Yeazell
Age: 31 State: OH 1910
Color: W Enumeration District: 0024
Birth Place: Kansas Visit: 0276
County: Clark, Springfield City
Relation: Head of Household
Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place Wife Jess9e M 30 Ohio Daughter Ruth L 09 Ohio Daughter Pauline 03 Ohio

[HI33595] (Research):CCGS Newsletter Sept 1998 pg 96 Road Tax assessed on Chattels in Johnson T wp, Champaign Co, Ohio for the year 1876 H T Field .05

CCGS Newsletter Spring 1992 Poll Book St Paris Precinct Johnson Twp 11/2/1 880 H F Field

Champaign Co - Patent Deeds Located in Land Deed Indices Johnson Twp by P at Stickley & Denise Kay Moore Oct 2005. Section 24 Township 3 Range 11 NE 1/4 Section 6/12/1888 Quitclaim from H F Field etal to Ann Field, 29.75 acres for li fe Bk68 Pg523

Horatis F Field
Age: 56 State: OH 1910
Color: W Enumeration District: 0009
Birth Place: Ohio Visit: 0067
County: Champaign, St Paris
Relation: Head of Household
Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place Wife Mary A 51 Ohio Mother Anna 81 N J

[HI33599] (Research):d/o John Kennard 1774-1865 of Shelby Co Ohio who came in 1805 and Elizabeth Hendershott 1781-1848

[NI33601] Concord Items Jan 9, 1879
We met a few days since at the home of our distinguished relative, Mr. Wesley Diltz, Mr. Amos Kennard, a native of Cynthiana, Ky., and who served ten years as Sheriff of Shelby county, 0., and Recorder for three years, between the years 1835 and 1848. HE is a hale, hearty gentleman of seventy-five years, and true type of the pioneer citizen. (by Specs Jr.)

[HI33601] (Research):Diltz Chapel (Methodist Episcopal) was organized in 1838 by Wesley Dilt z, Wesley Yocum, Amos Jackson and Mrs. Sarah Bidwell, at the house of Wesl ey Diltz-now occupied by Wesley Yocum. Rev. George W. Walker was the fir st officiating clergyman. They at once proceeded to erect a log buildin g, 26x22, in which services were held for upward of twenty years. In abo ut 1850, the present frame structure, 20x26, was erected. Rev. J. T. Ba il preached the dedicatory sermon. The church now consists of about seven ty members, who dwell in unity together. Services are conducted every Sabb ath by Rev. Smith

WESLEY DILTZ, farmer; P. O. Cable; is a native of Kentucky. He was born Ap ril 22, 1801. At the age of 3 years, he came with his parents to Warren Co ., and at the age of 8 or 9 to this county, where he has remained ever sin ce. He is a son of Joseph and Mary Jarrard Diltz-Joseph was a native of N ew Jersey, of German descent; Mary Jarrard was of English parentage. Th ey were parents of twelve children, six boys and six girls-Susan, John, Jo seph, Sallie, Samuel, Rebecca, Elizabeth, Wesley, Cynthia, Jarrard, Wilkin son and Mary-all of whom lived to maturity except Joseph and Mary, he dyi ng of croup at the age of 4, and she dying at 7, probably of king's evi l. Joseph Diltz came to this county in 1808 or 1809, and located whe re he lived to the time of his death, which occurred June 7, 1824, in t he 72d year of his age. He was one of the first settlers of this county, c oming here when the timid deer and turkey went almost unmolested through t he deep forests and dense thickets. Bears were also in abundance, and ga me of every description easily obtained. Our subject was joined in matrimo ny to Cynthia Kennard Nov. 22, 1825. They were parents of nine children, t hree boys and six girls, seven of whom are still living, two little girls- Lavina and Sarah Jane-having died of whooping-cough. Although Mr. Diltz re ceived his education in the old log schoolhouse of his time and was oblig ed to go three miles to attend, he is an intelligent and interesting old g entleman, and furnishes facts with readiness and ease. He has been a farm er all his life, but has now retired from active pursuits. and is enjoyi ng the fruits of his early labors. He and his wife are members of the Meth odist Episcopal Church, with which they have labored for half a centu ry in the cause of the Master.

[HI33604] (Research):From Richard Pence 10/31/2005 Her father was:

83522 (OLIVER) SHERMAN PENCE was born - Jan 1868 (1900 census; 1880 and 18 70 indicate birth in 1865) in Ohio; died after 1930 in Springfield, Cla rk County, Ohio; married Rosanna (Rose) Nebergall 18 Dec 1885 in Fayette C ounty, Ohio (she was born in 1879 in Ohio); they were in Jasper Twp, Fayette County, in 1900, Okmulgee County, Oklahoma, in 1910; in 1910 (as S herman O. Pence with wife Rosa and son Dennis R.) In Springfield; in 19 20 they were in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, and his name is giv en as Oliver; in 1930 they were back in Springfield, he as Sherman Penc e; although he used the name Pence, after apparently being adopted by his stepfather H enry Pence, he was actually the son of James M. Lang and Jane Brookover (w hose second marriage was to Henry Pence). Children:

835223 JESSIE M. PENCE was born - Apr 1895 in Ohio.

Henry Pence, the stepfather of Oliver Sherman (Lang) Pence was of the larg e tribe of Pences in Adams County, Ohio.

[HI33605] (Research):Name: Rose E. Patton SSN: 290-07-5624 Last Residence: 45503 Springfield, Clark, Ohio, United States of Ameri Born: 22 Apr 1920 Last Benefit: 45503 Springfield, Clark, Ohio, United States of America Died: 11 Mar 2002 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 )

[HI33606] (Research):Name: Charles Draper SSN: 290-16-2502 Last Residence: 45501 Springfield, Clark, Ohio, United States of Ameri Born: 20 Jun 1923 Died: 4 Aug 1998 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 )

[HI33607] (Research):Name: Jane E. Marsh SSN: 279-22-3143 Last Residence: 45504 Springfield, Clark, Ohio, United States of Ameri Born: 13 Apr 1926 Last Benefit: 43078 Urbana, Champaign, Ohio, United States of America Died: 7 Feb 1996 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 )

[HI33613] (Research):Is this Cynthia Beck who married Samuel Consolver in Shelby County 2/26/18 83?

[HI33618] (Research):Tombstone Died a 1 O'clock in the morning Remember me as you pass by, as yuou are now so once was I As I am now so you must be, Prepare for death and follow me.

[HI33619] (Research):Record Book 31, Page 410- Filed 8 June 1863- Petition John H. Heaton & Rosamond Heaton, his wife vs Jason Mahan, Guardian of Mary Frances Beaver & Deborah Ann Beaver They charged that Jason owed $1150 for the support, maintenance and cloth ing of the girls from 15 December 1854 to 11 August 1862. Jason, appoint ed as guardian in May 1862, denied the charge of maintenance because the g irls were the children of Rosamond by Henry J. Beaver, her former husban d. At Henry's death, the former guardian, David Beaver, proposed to provi de for the girls, but Rosamond refused and she received an allowance for t heir support. On or about 20 January 1855 the three of them were tak en in by Deborah Mahan, Rosamond's mother, until I April 1858 when they mo ved into the house of Miles Mahan, brother of Rosamond. They lived with Mi les until Rosamond married Heaton in November of 1860. Henry Beaver had be en seized of 96 acres which had been left to his daughters. As Rosamond 's money was used to purchase this land the court found that she was entit led to repayment, dower, rents, issues and Drofits of land for the remaind er of her life.

[HI33622] (Research):Name: Clifford Huston SSN: 268-05-0444 Last Residence: 36535 Foley, Baldwin, Alabama, United States of America Born: 15 Sep 1897 Died: Nov 1966 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 )

[HI33623] (Research):Enlisted as a Private on 23 January 1862 at the age of 25 Enlisted in 8th Light Artillery Regiment Ohio on 11 March 1862 Mustered out on 07 August 1865 in Camp Dennison, OH

Enlisted as a Private on 17 April 1861 at the age of 25 Enlisted in Company F, 15th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 27 April 1861 Mustered out on 27 August 1861 Sources: Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio. (OHRoste r) Published in 1886

FEBRUARY 24, 1862 LYMAN l. SIKES, JONATHAN BARD, JACOB RUFNER, JOHN MCcERDEL AND J (ACOB) CO NSOLVER, 8TH INDEPENDENT BATTERY, OHIO VOLUNTEER LIGHT ARTILLERY, CAMP DEN NISON, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO. To Adjutant General C.P. Buckingham. Letter stating that they had beco me dissatisfied with their Captian (Louis Markgraff) and were requesting t he privelege of a transfer to the 3rd Independent Batter, Ohio Vol. Lig ht Artillery, that Markgraff, other officers and a majority of the m en of the 8th Independent Batter, Oh Vol. Light Artillery were German, th at the command and a principal part of the businss was carried on in Germ, an, that this they were unable to understand, that Markgraff was a very ex citable man and under very ordinary circumstances became entirely beside h imself with tecitement, that under such circumstances, they would not fe el safe under his comman on a field of battle, that they believed that coo lness and decision were the first qualities requisite to a good office a nd they were confident Markgraff did not possess such qualities, that on a ll occasions, Markgraff showed a partiality for his German countrymen, th at there were now some half dozen Germans out on furlough, that when o ne of their number asked for a furlough to go home to see a sick wif e, he was met with a positive refusal, they they had left comfortable hom es at their country's call and taken on the hardships of a soldiers lif e. They are not asking for a release only for a transfer where they cou ld understand the command. 3pp. (Series 147-27:105)

8th Ohio Independent Battery compiled by Larry Stevens

History Organized at Camp Dennison, March 10th, 1862, by Captain Louis Margraf f, it participated at Shiloh, seige of Corinth, Chickasaw Bayou, Arkans as Post, Grand Gulf, Black River Bridge, Raymond, Champion Hill, Vicksbur g, Jackson and the Meridian Expedition. The 8th Battery mustered out at Ca mp Dennison on August 9th, 1865.

Jacob enlisted December 23 1862 in the 15th Ohio Infanty, Company F

15th Ohio Infantry History Organized for three months service, May 4th, 1861, it served in West Virgi nia and was discharged August 1st. The regiment was reorganized for the th ree years service, near Mansfield, in September, by Colonel Moses R. Dicke y, and joined General Buell in Kentucky. It participated in the batt le of Shiloh and the seige of Corinth, and was with Rosecrans at Stone Riv er and Chickamauga. The 15th re-enlisted as veterans, on the 10th of Febru ary, 1864, returned to the field and participated in all of Sherman's batt les in the Atlanta campaign. It moved with Thomas to Nashville and took pa rt in those brilliant victories and then marched to East Tennessee. At t he close of the war the regiment was ordered to Texas and performed arduo us duties in that remote quarter until November, when it returned to Colum bus and mustered out December 27th, 1865. It served four years and eight m onths and lost over 400 men in killed and wounded.

From Dyer's Compendium 15th Regiment Infantry (3 Months). Organized at Columbus, Ohio, April 2 7, 1861. Moved to Zanesville, Ohio, May 8, thence to West Virginia. Du ty on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and operations in the vicinity of Phil ippi, Laurel Hill and Carrick's Ford June 3-July 16. Action at Bowman's Pl ace June 29. Ordered to Columbus, Ohio, and mustered out August 27-31, 186 1. 15th Regiment Infantry (3 Years). Organized at Mansfield, Ohio, Septembe r, 1861. Moved to Camp Dennison, Ohio, September 26, thence to Lexingto n, Ky., October 4. Duty at Camp Nevin, Ky., October 14-December 9, 1861. A ttached to McCook's Command at Nolin October to November, 1861. 6th Brigad e, Army of the Ohio, to December, 1861. 6th Brigade, 2nd Division, Army Oh io, to September, 1862. 6th Brigade, 2nd Division, 1st Army Corps, Army Oh io, to November, 1862. 1st Brigade, 2nd Division, Right Wing 14th Army Cor ps, Army of the Cumberland, to January, 1863. 1st Brigade, 2nd Division, 2 0th Army Corps, Army of the Cumberland, to October, 1863. 1st Brigade, 3 rd Division, 4th Army Corps, to August, 1865. Dept. of Texas to Novembe r, 1865. SERVICE.--Occupation of Munfordsville, Ky., December 10, 1861. Duty at Bac on Creek, Ky., till February 14, 1862. Advance to Bowling Green, Ky., a nd Nashville, Tenn., February 14-March 2. March to Savannah, Tenn., Mar ch 16-April 6. Battle of Shiloh April 6-7. Advance on and siege of Corint h, Miss., April 29-May 30. March to Battle Creek, Ala., June 10-July 18, a nd duty there till August 20. March to Louisville, Ky., in pursuit of Brag g, August 20-September 26. Pursuit of Bragg into Kentucky October 1-15. Ma rch to Nashville, Tenn., October 16-November 7, and duty there till Decemb er 26. Advance on Murfreesboro, Tenn., December 26-30. Battle of Stone's R iver December 30-31, 1862, and January 1-3, 1863. Duty at Murfreesboro ti ll June. Reconnoissance from Murfreesboro March 6-7. Middle Tennessee or T ullahoma Campaign June 22-July 7. Liberty Gap June 22-27. Occupation of Mi ddle Tennessee till August 16. Passage of the Cumberland Mountains and Ten nessee River, and Chickamauga (Ga.) Campaign August 16-September 22. Batt le of Chickamauga September 19-20. Siege of Chattanooga, Tenn., Septemb er 24-November 23. Chattanooga-Ringgold Campaign November 23-27. Orchard K nob November 23-24. Mission Ridge November 25. Pursuit to Graysville Novem ber 26-27. March to relief of Knoxville, Tenn., November 28-December 8. Op erations in East Tennessee till February, 1864. At Cleveland, Tenn., ti ll April. Atlanta (Ga.) Campaign May 1-September 8. Demonstrations on Roc ky Face Ridge and Dalton May 8-13. Battle of Resaca May 14-15. Adairsvil le May 17. Near Kingston May 18-19. Near Cassville May 19. Advance on Dall as May 22-25. Operations on line of Pumpkin Vine Creek and battles about D allas, New Hope Church and Allatoona Hills May 25-June 5. Pickett's Mil ls May 27. Operations about Marietta and against Kenesaw Mountain June 10- July 2. Pine Hill June 11-14. Lost Mountain June 15-17. Assault on Kenes aw June 27. Ruff's Station July 4. Chattahoochie River July 5-17. Peach Tr ee Creek July 19-20. Siege of Atlanta July 22-August 25. Flank moveme nt on Jonesboro August 25-30. Battle of Jonesboro August 31-September 1. L ovejoy Station September 2-6. Operations against Hood in North Georgia a nd North Alabama September 29-November 3. Nashville Campaign November-Dece mber. Columbia, Duck River, November 24-27. Battle of Franklin November 3 0. Battle of Nashville December 15-16. Pursuit of Hood to the Tennessee Ri ver December 17-28. Camp at Bird Springs, Ala., till March, 1865. Operatio ns in East Tennessee March 15-April 22. At Nashville, Tenn., till June. Mo ved to New Orleans, La., June 16, thence to Texas. Duty at Green Lake ti ll August 10, and at San Antonio till November. Mustered out November 2 1, 1865. Reached Columbus, Ohio, December 25, and discharged from servi ce December 27, 1865. Regiment lost during service 7 Officers and 172 Enli sted men killed and mortally wounded and 1 Officer and 135 Enlisted m en by disease. Total 315.

[HI33626] (Research):1880 Census Place:Salem, Shelby, Ohio Source:FHL Film 1255066 National Archives Film T9-1066 Page 21 9D RelationSexMarrRaceAgeBirthplace Eli BENNETTSelfMMW53OH Occ:FarmerFa: OHMo: OH Margaret BENNETTWifeFMW54OH Occ:Keeping HouseFa: MDMo: MD Caroline BENNETTDauFSW13OH Fa: OHMo: OH

[HI33629] (Research):"CUMBERLAND PARISH VESTRY BOOK 1746-1816 29 NOV 1755 - TO MRS. SARAH GILL FOR KEEPING JOHN CONSOLVER FOR A YEA R. TO JOHN JENNINGS FOR KEEPING JOHN CONSOLVER THIS PAST YEAR."

John as age 27 Pri Buford's Dtm also as Private in Capt. Johnson''s Compan y, 6th VA Regt 2 Feb 1776 thru 32 May 1777 and with Capt. John STOKES ( could be one of my relatives) - Col. Christain FEBEGER 2nd VA Regt. He w as awarded pension in year 1781, having lost right arm and left hand at B attle of Waxhaws, SC. Then also pensioned by Fed Gov 1889. Lived in Bedfo rd Co. 1782 but moved to Washington Co., VA later where he died.

Another note I have shows "Invalid Pensioners Paid by VA Agency" John CONS OLVER Pri. $60 9-4-1789 Paid under Law 6-7-1783 (Dead) Pension ed in VA 1781 and by Fed Govt 1789. In Bedford Co., VA in 1792, later mov ed to Washington Co., VA.

Military records, Virginia In The Revolution and War of 1812, pg1412 John Consolver, Petition of John Consolver a soldier who was disabled by w ounds received in the war that he may receive greater pension; that all al lowance made to him is inadequate for his support; Jonr, House of DEL, 179 7/S P31. The Lib. list of Rev soldeirs, 1912, Pg 109 gives references f or John Colove, also Charles and Micajah Consolver.

Index to Rev War Pension Applications John Consolver, N.J. R2234

From the Historical Register of Virginians in the Revolution by John Gwat hmey (1979), pg. 174 & 175: Note: CL=Continental Line Virginia Regiment # Note: E=Index of Rev. Records in Virginia State Archives Note: Consalver, John (Consolver) 2 CL, 6 CL. Note: Consalver, John, Pvt., invalid pension list. Note: Conselvant, Charles (Consolvent) 6 CL. Note: Consolvant, Charles (Consolvent) 6 CL, 10 CL. Note: Consolvar, John, WD. Note: Consolven, Charles (Consolvent, 6 CL. Note: Consolvent, Charles, 6 CL. Note: Consolver, Charles (Consolvent) 6 CL, also Consolvin. Note: Consolver, John, 2 CL, E. Note: Consolver, John, 2 CL, 6 CL. Note: Consolver, Micajah, E. Note: Consolvint, Charles (Consolvent) 6 CL. Note: Consolvo, Jonathan, E. Note: Consolvor, John (Consolver) 6 CL.

Jonathan Consolver was literate (there is a remarkable signature for a one -armed, handless man), and his name is consistently spelled that way in t he tax lists of Bedford Co, VA for 1782, 1785, 1787-1791, 1794, 1796-179 9, 1801, 1803-1807, and in the tax lists of Washington Co, VA for 1809. T he same spelling is used in his Rev War service record (2/15/1776-5/29/17 80 6th VA Regt, consolidated into 2nd VA Regt) and in his pension record ( except one payment record as John Consolvo). His presence in Bedford C o, VA is attested as early as 10/21/1779, when he posted bond for the marr iage of Samuel Woodward and Celia Brown. A letter from A D Hiller, Execut ive Assistant to the Administrator, US Archives, to Wythe Leigh Kinsolvin g, dated 4/14/1938, states that John Consolver died before 3/4/1810. Virg inia printed up lists of Revolutionary War pensioners at various dates, a nd there are extant lists for Jan 1787 and Dec 1788. Both list Jonathan C onsolver as age 27. I have estimated his age under the assumption that t he age given in these lists refers to the beginning of his pension (Dec 17 80). Bedford Co VA records show Jonathan Consolver married Milley Robins on (or Robertson) 4/8/1794. Milley Consolver appears as a widow on the t ax list of Washington Co VA 1810, and as head of a household in the 1810 c ensus of Washington Co VA p750.

You can see the notes we have compiled at http://www.rootsweb.com/~genepoo l/consolver-notes.htm Joanne (Todd) Rabun Email: joannerabun@comcast.net http://www.rootsweb.com/~genepool http://www.rootsweb.com/~quakers

[HI33630] (Research):1860 census Clark County, Ohio Household #35/ Family #38 German twp... Pa ge 495 Lewis Thomas age 29 Farmer $560 real estate value /$ 400 personal estate v alue, born Ohio Sarah age 21born Ohio George age 2 born Ohio Abram age 1 born Ohio Isaac Thomas age 43 Carpenter Pennsylvania

1870 census German Twp., Clark County, Ohio page 59 THOMAS, Lewis age 39 M W Farmer $1800 real estate/ $636 personal, bo rn Ohio Sarah age 32 F W Keeping House born Ohio George age 12 M W At Home born Ohio Abraham age 10 M W At Home born Ohio Charles age 09 M W At Home born Ohio John B. age 06 M W At Home born Ohio William age 04 M W At Home born Ohio Peter (born in Nov) age 6/12 M W At Home born Ohio Isaac age 57 M W Farm Laborer born Pennylvania (Isaac was the brother of Lewis)

(Living next door to his widowed mother) THOMAS, Elizabeth age 58 F W Keeping House $5500 real estate/ $200 per sonal born Pennsylvania James age 24 M W Farmer $440 personal, born Ohio Alice age 21 F W At Home born Ohio Hannah age 18 F W At Home born Ohio Rebecca age 15 F W At Home born Ohio

1880 census German twp.., Clark County, Ohio Vol. 8 ED 35 sheet 5 line 4 Lewis THOMAS age 48, born Ohio, Occ: Farmer, Parents born Pennsylvania Sarah THOMAS, Wife, age 41, born Ohio, Occ: Keeping House, parents born Vi rginia Chas. A. THOMAS, Son, age 18, born Ohio, Occ: Farm Laborer Jno. B. THOMAS, Son, age 15, born Ohio, Occ: At Home Wm. R. THOMAS, Son, age 13, born Ohio Occ: At Home Peter G. THOMAS, Son, age 11, born Ohio, Occ: At Home Steven A. THOMAS, Son, age 8, born Ohio Olover L. THOMAS, Son, age 5, born Ohio

1900 census Clark County German twp., Ohio Vol. 17 E.D. 3 Sheet 2 Line 7 Lewis Thomas, born April 1831 Ohio, age 69, married 43 years, Parents bo rn Pennsylvania, A truck farmer Sarah J., wife, born June 1838 Ohio, age 61, Mother of 8 children - 8 livi ng Oliver L., son, born January 1875 Ohio, age 25

1903 RR 2 Rural Directory, Springfield, Clark County, Ohio Thomas, Lewis, Mrs. Sarah J., Oliver L.

Springfield News Wednesday January 10, 1906 Louis Thomas, farmer, died Wednesday morning at Columbus. Body will arri ve here Wednesday evening at 5:15 o'clock and will be taken to his ho me 4 1/2 miles northwest of the city, on the Troy pike. Funeral announceme nt later.

Roller-Vale Cemetery Springfield Township, Clark County, Ohio On the we st side of Vale Road, between New Carlise Road and Sintz Road Thomas, Lewis 4/11/1831 - 1/10/1906 Thomas, Sarah J. 6/15/1838 - 8/21/1915 wife of Lewis Maternal ancestry for Lewis According to "A Genealogy of the VALE and GARRETSON Descendants" by Lydia Anne Vale Leffler, n.pub, housed at the Wilmington College Library, Wilmington,Ohio

Thanks to Tom Deam for compiling the family history on each of Lewis a nd Sarah Thomas's sons. Ercel Heafey Thomas supplied the information to To m. Thansk to Marilyn Hanson for forwrding the information from them

[HI33634] (Research):Ohio 1910 Census Miracode Index Record Name: Earl E Callison Birthplace: Ohio State: OH Age: 32 Color: W Enumeration District: 0013 Visit: 0084 County: Clark Relation: Head of Household Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place Wife Hettie 37 Ohio Son Robert S 07 Ohio Son Harold F 04 Ohio Daughter Beulah E 01 Ohio

[HI33635] (Research):Name : Hettie B. Callison Titles : Death date : 02 Jan 1922 Death place : Springfield, Clarke, Ohio Birth date : 13 Nov 1871 Estimated birth year : Birth place : Clarke Co., Ohio Age at death : 49 years 1 month 19 days Gender : Female Marital status : Married Race or color : Caucasian Street address : 121 S. Western Av. Occupation : Housekeeper Residence : Burial date : 04 Jan 1922 Burial place : Cemetery name : Lawrenceville Cem. Spouse name : Earl E. Callison Father name : Harvey G. Stephensen Father titles : Father birth place : Clarke Co., Ohio Mother name : Annie Dillaham Mother titles : Mother birth place : Maryland GSU film number : 1991862 Digital GS number : 4022266 Image number : 621 Certificate number : fn 519 Collection : Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI33641] (Research):HARTMAN ALBERT J County Name: CLARK Date of Death: 9/22/1916 Volume Number: 2036 Certificate Number: 54018

[HI33643] (Research):TOmbstone DOB 11/7/1870

[HI33650] (Research):champaign Co, Newspaper Abstracts 2/18/1909 The angel of death visited another home in North hampton, Saturday eveni ng and took Robert Callison. He had fallen and broke his shoulder, this a nd kidney trouble had confined him to bed for the last month. He lived wi th his grandson, E E Callison. He was 85 years old.

[HI33651] (Research):Father: Michael North Mother: Mary P. Tracy

[HI33652] (Research):Marriage certificate Brooklyn New York Archives #3495 of June 21, 1899. David Franklin Callison, 40 yrs old, born in Ohio. His father was Rober t, Mother: Alice North. He lived on Bridge St. in Brooklyn. It is his 2 nd marriage. Sara Jeannette Thayer, It is also her 2nd marriage. Her maiden name was Tu rguand (a little hard to read). Her mother was Sarah J. Blew and there w as no father listed. She was 39 years old. The witnesses were Eva and Joseph Holland.

Borough of Brooklyn, Kings County, New York 1900 census ED 437, sht 13, l ine 36 June 11, 1900 David F. Callison, Dec 1857, age 42, married within the year, born Ohio, p arents born Ohio, occupation looks like mgr. suit dept., owned home with m ortgage Sarah J., wife, July 1861, age 38, mother of 3 children, 1 living, she a nd parents born NJ. Arthur Thayer, unable to read relationship, Aug 1877, age 22, single, N Y, Wisconsin, NJ, wholesale grocer

1908 BROOKLYN DEATH INDEX Surname "C" LDS Film #1324915 Callison, David 49y June 26 #12531

[HI33653] (Research):Jeff Coy from this line has a note that Mila married later to Herb Smith a nd had a daughter Francis.

[HI33654] (Research):Graduates of the Township Schools of Champaign County 1892 who received th eir diplomas Saturday June 4 1892. List sent in by Supt J M Mulford of Mec hanicsburg. Listed The Champaign Democrat June 16 1892 abstracted by Pat S tickley Fall 1994 CCGS Newsltter pg 77 Jackson Twp- Harry E Barnes

Daily Record of SMith School for the term commencing Sept 12 1892 ending D ec 2 1892, Jackson Twp, New Common School Register- Teacher A Neff. (CC GS Newsletter Dec 95 pg 90-91) Harry Barnes attended 58 days absent 0

[HI33655] (Research): John R. BAKER Self M Male W 72 VA Farmer VA VA Sarah BAKER Wife M Female W 66 PA Keeping Hou James BAKER Son S Male W 23 OH Farmer VA PA David CUTSHALL GSon S Male W 13 OH At School VA OH Census Place Springfield, Clarke, Ohio 1880 Family History Library Fi lm 1254999
NA Film Number T9-0999 Page Number 220A

[HI33658] (Research):Name: HUGH N MOHR Gender: Male Date of Death: August 27, 1963 Volume: 17373 Certificate: 58505 Marital Status: Married Place of Death: Springifield, Clark County Race: White Residence: Dayton, Montgomery County Age: 68

[HI33660] (Research):Champaign County Guardian Bonds Vol 17 # 2 pg 158 14 Aug 1861 Benoni Barn es gdn of Marion CLay Grafton, heir of----. Surities Jeremiah Deuel & J Fi sher

PG 143 BENONI BARNES PROBATED 24 SEP 1886 JACKSON TWP [DIED 13 SEP 1886] Heirs-widow-Sarah Barnes; Levi C Barnes-son-St Paris; Johnson Barnes-son-M arion, In; Isabel O Saunders-dau-St Paris. Sell lands and give wife her dower; ggrson Homer L Davis [son of Emma C Da vis] 1/7 part of estate; dau Isabel Sanders has recelved $1000 to be dedu cted from her full share. Isaac Neff executor witness: J G Curry, Isaac Neff Emmet Rhoads, Lambert Pond, A Musselman will signed 9 Sep 1886

Beers Bio pg 733 BENONI BARNS, retired farmer; P. O. St. Paris. To the gentleman whose na me appears above, we are pleased to give space in the pages of this wor k. He is one among the oldest natives and continuous residents of the coun ty, now living, having been 75 years old the 25th of March last (1830). H is grandfather, Robert Barns, was of Irish descent, and came from Kentuc ky to this State about 1803. He settled in Champaign Co., near its prese nt southern limit. Benoni was raised a farmer, and lived with an uncle ti ll 31 years of age. His uncle aided him in procuring eighty acres of wi ld land, which he set to work to improve. He had about thirty acres clear ed and a brick house erected, when, in 1834, he traded it for the east eig hty of his present farm. He then purchased the eighty west of him, and bui lt a saw-mill on Chapman's Creek, which runs through his land. For about t wenty-seven years he ran the mill in connection with his farm. At one ti me he owned about five hundred acres of land, but distributed all but abo ut one hundred and forty-five among his children. In 1826, April 15, he ma rried Sarah Latta. She was born in the eastern part of this State, Ju ne 3, 1809. This union has lasted for more than fifty-four years, and h as been blessed with four children-Margaret L, Levi C., Johnson L. and Isa bella O. Mrs. Barns is a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Champaign Co Will Book B pg 155 Mad River, Twp Levi Rouse probated 5/4/18 37 Wife Sarah. Nephew in law Benoni Barnes of Jackson Twp. Benini Barnes E xecutor. Wit: Henry Conklin, James West, William West, John Arney. Will si gned 2/19/1836

In 1826, Benoni lived with an Uncle Levi Rouse & Aunt Sarah Barnes Rouse u ntil he was 21 years of age. Before 1834, Benoni had cleared about 30 acre s, and built a brick house. In 1834, he moved to St. Paris, Post Office di strict, where he built a saw-mill on Chapmans Creek. At one time he own ed about 500 acres of land. He distributed all but 145 acres to his childr en prior to 1880. On 19 February 1836, Benoni was named Executor of the Wi ll of his Uncle-in-law Levi Rouse. On 20 April 1843, Benoni and Sarah Barn es, and Sarah Rouse, sold land in Mad River Township to George Leonard f or $2,000.

Champaign Co - Patent Deeds Located in Land Deed Indices Johnson Twp by P at Stickley & Denise Kay Moore Oct 2005. Section 18 Township 3 Range 11To wn of St Paris (St Paris Platted by David Huffman 21 Sep 1831) (There a re several books for lot numbers in St Paris and not all transactions a re represented by this transcription) Lot ? 10/13/1865 David Himmelberger to Benoni Barnes, 4.425 acres Bk 37 Pg 379 Lot ? 4/20/1866 Benoni Barnes to Daniel Bodey, 4.425 acres Bk 37 Pg380

[HI33662] (Research):Beers bio pg 733 L. C. BARNS, farmer, P. O. St. Paris; was born in Mad River Township, De c. 25, 1830. He is a son of Benoni Barns. He was raised a farmer and has a lways been engaged in agricultural pursuits, owning at the present, 230 ac res of land. On the 16th of March 1851, he was united in marriage with Pau lina Stephenson. She is a native of Greene Co., Ohio, born Oct. 20, 183 1. To this union three children have been given-Charles F., born Dec. 8, 1 852. ; Edward L., born Sept. 8, 1854 ; Sarah E., born Dec. 4, 1856, and de parted this life July 1, 1861. Charles F. is a member of the M. E. Church.

[HI33667] (Research):Myrtle Tree Church Records (Organized 4/24/1830) Covers period 4/24/1830- 2/23/1850 CCGS Newsletter Spring 1998 pg24 Received 10/23/1841 Daniel Groves, diss by letter 3/22/1851 Polly Goves, same

[HI33668] (Research):Record Book 36, Page 281 — Filed 28 January 1873 — Petition for Partiti on John D. Cranston vs George A. Cranston et al Phebe A. Johnson died in March 1871 seized of an undivided half of a store house and In—Lot Number 26 in Woodstock. The estate was divided into 23 po rtions and each of the following received a share: Phebe A. Johnson (daugh ter of Stephen Cranston); James Cranston; Julius Cranston; Stephen Cranst on and Edwin R. Cranston (all nephews of Stephen Cranston); Mary Ann Johns on; Dolly Robinson; Feleg Cranston; John Cranston; Lucius Cranston; A nn B. Cranston (daughter of John Cranston); Warren Cranston; Samuel Cranst on; Edward Cranston; William Cranston; Lizzie Brooks and Phebe Breyman (da ughters of Ephriam Cranston); Joseph Cranston; Charles Cranston; Phebe McD onald; Lucy McDonald and John Cranston.

PG 23PHEBE MW JOHNSONPROBATED 27 MAR 1871 WOO DSTOCK Niece Phebe Ann Benton, dau of Stephen Cranston $500; neps George A, Jame s, Julius, Stephen and Edwin R Cranston [sons of Stephen C Cranston] $3 00 each. Mary Ann Johnson, Peleg, John, and Lucius Cranston, Dolly Robins on $300 each. Ann B Cranston [dau of John Cranston] $500; Warren, Samuel, Edward, William Cranston [sons of Ephraim Cranston and Lizzie Brooks [d au of Ephraim Cranston] $300 each. Phebe Cranston, [dau of Ephraim Cransto n] $500. Josephine and Charles Cranston $300 each. Phebe McDonald $300, al so mentions Lucy Moore. John D Cranston and Peleg Cranston executors Witness:J S Crawford C W Clarkwill signed 1 Feb 1869 134


The marriage records in Champaign Co OH Dec 1840 was Mary Ann Cranst on to Joseph Johnston, Jr. The 1850 Census, could not find Phoebe or Mary Ann. The Joseph Johnson w as from Rhode ISland, but his wifes name was Lydia. No Phoebe was found in 1860

[HI33674] (Research):Champaign County Guardianship pg87 2/24/1860 Jacob Pence, gdn of Jose ph T Northcutt, 18 yr 23 Aug 1859; heir of Lucinda Northcutt, dec'd. Surit ies Elias Stover and William Patrick

Third Ohio Volunteer Cavalry Co.G during the Civil War. His last known add ress was Urbana, OH.

Champaign Co - Patent Deeds Located in Land Deed Indices Johnson Twp by P at Stickley & Denise Kay Moore Oct 2005. Section 18 Township 3 Range 11( NW 1/4) (St Paris located in Sec 18) 04 Nov 1873 Quitclaim from J P Northcutt to Mary A Richardson, 25.3 a c, .5 ac, 9.44 ac Bk46Pg592

Champaign Co - Patent Deeds Located in Land Deed Indices Johnson Twp by P at Stickley & Denise Kay Moore Oct 2005. Section 18 Township 3 Range 11 To wn of St Paris (St Paris Platted by David Huffman 21 Sep 1831) (There a re several books for lot numbers in St Paris and not all transactions a re represented by this transcription) Lot? 11/3/1900 Quitclaim from John H Miller to Joseph P Northcutt, 100 pol es. Bk83Pg578 Lot? 5/21/1903 Quitclaim from Samuel Bollinger to Joseph P Northcutt, 1 00 poles Bk86Pg82 Lot? 6/30/1903 Joseph P Northcutt to Augusta Northcutt, 100 poles. Bk 86 P g83

By Champaign Co Genealogical Society, Champaign Co, OH-St Paris Newpaper A bstracts-1877-1911, (June 2000). pg 1 1/18/1877 Joseph Northcutt has retu rned to St Paris after an absence of eighteen months

3rd Ohio Calvary Co G enlisted 9 Sep 1861 age 20 discharged 20 Feb 18 63 on surgeon's certificate of disability.

St Paris Precinct Toll Book Nov 2 1880 CCGS Newsletter Spring 1992 pg 33 J P Northcutt

CCGS Newsletter June 1998 Pg 60 1905 CHAMPAIGN COUNTY CENTENNIAL Relics and Curios Under the direction of this committee the relics and curios were sho wn at the Central Ward School building. This was one of the interesting fe atures of the Centennial celebration. The following are the exhibitors a nd list of relics and curios displayed: Judge Northcutt: flintlock gun

[HI33681] (Research):Champaign Co- A Centennial Biographical History of Champaign Co, Ohio - 19 02, (New York and Chicago The Lewis Publishing Co, 1902), pg677 son of Wi lliam Pickering and Miss Woodley

[HI33682] (Research):d/o Henry Cowen

six childre who all grew to maturity

[HI33683] (Research):History of Clark Co page 1004 by ROCKEL 1908 Joseph D. Trout, a prominent farmer of Harmony Township, resided on his fi ne farm of ninety acres, was born in German Township, Clark County, Ohi o, December 1, 1855, a son of Philip and Sarah (Baker) Trout. His paren ts were natives of Virginia and Maryland respectively. Philip Trout ca me to Clark County with his father, David Trout, when a child. Here he met Sarah Bak er and they were married in 1839. they settled on a farm in German Townsh ip and there they lived and died. Philip Trout was a Democrat. Religiousl y, he and his wife were Methodists, while his father David was a Dunka rd and was a preacher of that faith. Philip Trout and his wife had fourte en children, of whom nine are still living. They are: Mary (Conard), resi ding in Springfield, Ohio; Lydia (Huffman) residing in Iowa; Rev. Phili p, a Methodist Episcopal minister of Waynesville, Ohio; John F. of Spring field Township. Joseph D, subject of this sketch; Cassie (Bevitt) residing in Springfield; Carrie ( Callison) whose husband is a farmer of Pike Township. Stephen A. a farm er of German Township; and Jacob B also a farmer of German Township. Tho se deceased are: William, Edward, Eliz, Sarah and an infant daughter. Phi lip Trout, the father, died at the age of eighty four years. Mrs. Trout d ied at the age of seventy. Joseph D. Trout received his education in t he local schools and was graduated from the German Township High Scho ol in the the class of 1877. He taught school for eight years, since whi ch time he has ben engaged in farming. In 1878 Mr. Trout was married to E mma E. Stephenson, a native of German township and daughter of James a nd Sabina (Overpeck) Stephenson, both of whom were natives of Clark Count y. Mr Stephenson, who was a farmer and stock dealer of German township, w as born September 23, 1824. his wife was born September 12, 1823 and th ey were married in 1847. They had eleven children of whom six survive, na mely; Harvey, William, Nancy (Bowers), Mary (Nissley), Emma E. and Sall ie (Hartman). Mr and Mrs Joseph D. Trout have had a family of ten childre n, of hwom nine now survive, namely: Orval who married Laura Cotrel, liv es in Springfield and has one daughter, Dorothy; Maud, who is the wi fe of Albert Frantz, of Royal Centery, Indiana and has three children- Ro ger, Russell and Irma; Elizabeth who is the wife of Clarence Heath of Day ton, Ohio and the mother of two children - Sherman and Alta; Daisy, who is the wife of Crawford Minter of Dayton and has one son,Ronal d, the others being, Elza, Jessie, Harvey, Russell and loyd.The one decea sed was Roger,who died at the age of nine months. The children who are si ngle are all at home. Mr. Trout is a Prohibitionist in politics. Religiou sly, he is a Methodist and is a local preacher in the Methodist church having suppli ed the pulpit at Vienna Cross Roads, Ohio for two years.

[HI33688] (Research):Catherine/Catharine "Cassie" TROUT married William F. BEVITT (both decease d)

Their daughter Helen BEVITT married John Newton GARVER. (both deceased) Ot her children of the TROUT/BEVITT marriage are: Edwin Dealtry BEVITT who ma rried Sara Starling FOREMAN, Justine BEVITT (never married), and Sara BEVI TT Kirchwehm who married Harry J. KIRCHWEHM Sr. (all deceased). Note: Jo hn Newton GARVER was previously married to Anna GEIGER and I believe th ey had four children, two sons named John Jr. and Benjamin. The other t wo children are daughters (I think), names unknown at this time.

The only child of the BEVITT/GARVER marriage, a daughter, Barbara GARVE R, married John Edward NORDIN Jr. (both deceased).

From the TROUT/BEVITT marriage to the marriage of Barbara GARVER and Jo hn Edward NORDIN Jr., most, if not all, marriages and births occurred in C lark Co., Ohio.

Linda azwildcatfans@yahoo.com

[HI33689] (Research):1930 Clark Co, Springfield, Ward 3, OH pg 216 4/24/1930 Roy J Engle, head, age 42, md age 21 own home $7000, foreman, steel sash? Esta B, wfie 44, md age 23, OH OH OH Alvin B, son, 21, single, OH OH OH, toolmaker, steel sash Virgil L, son, 18, single, OH OH OH laborer, steel sash Margaret F, dau, a6, single OH OH OH Caroline, dau, age 4m? <<< hard to read, Carrie D Callison, Mother in Law, 71, widow, OH VA PA Fabien D Callison, brother in law, married, assembler in steel sash

[NI33690] CENS: CONC H
CENS: CENS

[HI33690] (Research):Jacob B Trout
Age: 48 State: OH 1910
Color: W Enumeration District: 0004
Birth Place: Ohio Visit: 0190
County: Clark
Relation: Head of Household
Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place Wife Fannie 38 Ohio Daughter Reva E 12 Ohio Daughter Helen 06 Ohio

[HI33695] (Research):History of Clark Co, pg1005

Feb 10, 1857 Vol. 34 page 515 Clark Co, Ohio George Hennenberger and Sar ah Ann, his wife sell to James Stephenson, German Twp.. for $500: pa rt of the SE 1/4 of S 25 T 4 R 10 containing 2 21/100 acres. Also a tra ct of 4 acres described in a deed from Abraham James and wife to said Hennenberger dated Jan 19, 1856 being the SE corner of tract conveyed by Willi am Overpeck to John French by deed dated June 1, 1839

This James Stephenson was the son in law of William Overpeck and first cousin to Anna Stephenson French. Then he sells it back again to Abraham James. Is Abraham James related anyway to Stephensons or French. How about Hennenberger.

August 12, 1857 Volume 34 page 516 Clark County, Ohio James Stephenson sold to Abraham James for $500 part of the SE 1 /4 in S 25 T 4 R 10 containing 2 21/100 acres. Also a tract of 4 acres described in a deed from Abraham James and wife to said Hennenberger dated Jan 19, 1856 being the SE corner of tract conveyed by William Overpe ck to John French by deed dated June 1, 1839.

William Overpeck and James Stephenson did alot of land dealing. They have kept me pretty busy trying to track it all down. Take care. Enjoy. (Marilyn Hansen)

[HI33697] (Research):Name : Harvey G. Stephenson Titles : Death date : 19 Dec 1919 Death place : Pike Twp., Clark, Ohio Birth date : 14 Feb 1848 Estimated birth year : Birth place : Clark Co., Ohio Age at death : 71 years 10 months 5 days Gender : Male Marital status : Married Race or color : Caucasian Street address : Occupation : Farmer Residence : Burial date : 21 Dec 1919 Burial place : Cemetery name : Lawrenceville Cem. Spouse name : Father name : James Stephenson Father titles : Father birth place : Clark Co., Ohio Mother name : Sabina Overpeck Mother titles : Mother birth place : Clark Co., Ohio GSU film number : 1984985 Digital GS number : 4021993 Image number : 278 Certificate number : fn 67264 Collection : Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI33698] (Research):STEPHENSON, WILLIAM R (1900 U.S. Census) Ohio, CHAMPAIGN, ADAMS TWP Age 49, Male, Race: White, Born: OH OH OH Series: T623 Roll: 1245 Page: 10 (not known if this is this William) d ied 6/8/1913

1880 Census has Ira Stephenson, cousin age 18 in household

Name : William R. Stephenson Death date : 08 Jun 1913 Death place : Adams, Champaign, Ohio Birth date : 08 Sep 1851 Estimated birth year : Birth place : Ohio Age at death : 61 years 9 months Gender : Male Marital status : Married Race or color : Caucasian Occupation : Farmer Burial date : 10 Jun 1913 Burial place : C edar Point Cemetery name : Spouse name : Father name : James Stephenson Father birth place : Ohio Mother name : S ana Overpacker Mother birth place : Ohio Informant-George Stephenson GSU film number : 1953649 Digital GS number : 4021247 Image number : 860 Certificate number : fn 32209 Collection : Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI33706] (Research):Census Place:Bethel, Clarke, Ohio 1880 Source:FHL Film 1254998 National Archives Film T9-0998 Page 1B Nicklous FRANTZSelfMMW41OHOcc:FarmerFa: VAMo: VA Mary FRANTZWifeFMW37OHFa: OHMo: OH Dora FRANTZDauFSW13OHFa: OHMo: OH Rosa FRANTZDauFSW8OHFa: OHMo: OH George FRANTZSonMSW5OHFa: OHMo: OH Albert FRANTZSonMSW2OHFa: OHMo: OH

Champaign Co, Genealogical Society, Champaign Co OH Newspaper Abstracts, B ook II- 1878-1900, (September 6, 1878 to 1900). pg176 ALBERT FRANTZ, the murderer of BESSIE LITTLE, was taken to Columbus Penite ntiary from Dayton. The prisoner was manacled to SALIER WOOD accompani ed by Deputy Sheriff JOLIN BOES and the Sheriff ANDERSON. FRANTZ was recei ved at the prison, and was searched by Captain VICKERS. There was nothi ng of consequence on his person, except a Bible, which he was allowed to k eep. He was cool and collected and ate a hearty supper. JEFFERSON SCHEN K, ofMiami County convicted in 1893 and sentenced to the pen for murd er in the second degree for the killing ofhis wife, is a first cousin to FRANTZ and recognized the latter the moment he saw him in custody of the g uards walking the corridors. Between the two prisoners facial contour a nd other characteristics is a remarkable resemblance and it is a peculi ar coincidence that both should have been sentenced for practically the sa me crime.

(Not known if this is the right Albert Frantz.)

[HI33738] (Research):Champaign Co- A Centennial Biographical History of Champaign Co, Ohio - 19 02, (New York and Chicago The Lewis Publishing Co, 1902), pg393

[HI33739] (Research):Youngest dau of N H Harr of Westville

Champaign Couty Ohio History 1991 by CCGS Biography Pg 299

1860 Champaign Co, Mad River, OH N H Harr, 50, OH (m) F J Harr, (f) 53, OH James harr, 23, OH Caroline Harr 20 OH F L Harr, 18 (F) Jos 14 OH

1870 Champaign Co, Mad River, OH #57 Joseph Harr 24, OH alma 18 OH # 58 Newton Harr, 50 OH Frances J , 62 PA Caroline 25 OH Frances L, 23, OH

[HI33740] (Research):IGI DOB 7/20/1873

Graduates of the Township Schools of Champaign County 1892 who received th eir diplomas Saturday June 4 1892. List sent in by Supt J M Mulford of Mec hanicsburg. Listed The Champaign Democrat June 16 1892 abstracted by Pat S tickley Fall 1994 CCGS Newsltter pg 77 Mad River Twp - Ada Stickley

[HI33744] (Research):occ: Fortune Teller, stage name: "Madame Zindra" - d 5 Feb 1960 - Holy Fam ily Cancer Center, Parma, Cuyahoa Co., Ohio - res: 1834 East 79th St., Cle veland, Cuyahoga Co., OH - bu: 9 Feb 1960 Concord Church Cemetery, Champai gn Co., OH - m 27 Mar 1890 Spring Hills, Champaign Co., OH, to John All en WINTRODE, s/o Jacob Jackson WINTRODE (1835-1921) & Phebia/Phebe Jane ST ARRICK (1844-189) - John b 21 Nov 1869 West Middleburg, Logan Co., Oh io - occ: Line-o-type operator, Cleveland, Plain Dealer - d 20 Dec 1931 Ri dgecliff Sanitarium, Wickliff, Lake Co., Ohio - res: 1408 E. 98th St., Cle veland, OH - bu: 24 Dec 1931 same cemetey.

NOTE: For info on the WINTRODE ancestors and the children and descendan ts of Estrell & John see URL: http://community-2.webtv.net/oslushmom/MyWIN TRODEAncestry/

Reg. Dist. No. 1807 - State File No. 01070 "Estrell Tucker Wintrode" //Tucker was NOT her middle name but her maiden name// b: 10/31/73 Champaign Co., O. d: Feb. 5, 1960 Hly Family Cancer Home, Parma, Cuyahoga Co., OH. res: 1834 East 79th St., Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio bu: 2/9/60 Concord Church, Champaign Co., OH widowed father: Robert Tucker mother: Lucy McInturff informant: Loren Wintrode //a son//

The following is regarding my GF, I am including him because, althou gh he never resided within Champaign County, Ohio, he is also buried in t he Concord Church Cemetery. He was married a few times had children by t wo wives and his "last" wife was my GM, she was also prev married, had chi ldren by both marriages and she died almost 40 years after Harold did a nd is not buried next to him but buried outside of your county (in Cuyaho ga County) - so I have ommited detailed (and complicated) info on her (and also the other children of above John and Estrell as they ha ve no actual direct connection to Champaign County outside of their parent s)

One of the sons of John Allen WINTRODE and Estrell "Stella" Vastus TUCK ER was, my GF, Harold Victor WINTRODE - Harold b 12 Jul 1892 Akron, Summ it Co., OH - occ: Salesman - d 1 Mar 1936 Ceveland, Cuyahoga Co ., OH - bu 5 Mar 1936 Concord Church Cemetery, Concord Twp., Chapaign Co ., OH.

Otis Slusher Fort Walton Beach, Florida ojfwb@webtv.net

[HI33746] (Research):Was Mrs Sarah Jenkins when she married Jacob

[HI33749] (Research):Census Place Mad River, Champaign, Ohio 1880 Family History Library Fi lm 1254998
NA Film Number T9-0998 Page Number 319C Asbury CONSOLVER Self M Male W 40 OH Laborer VA NJ Sarah CONSOLVER Wife M Female W 35 VA Keeping Hou se VA VA Jane JENKINS SDau Female W 18 OH At Home OH VA Thomas JENKINS SSon Male W 16 OH At Home OH VA Grant JENKINS SSon S Male W 9 OH OH VA Weldon CONSOLVER Son S Male W 6 OH OH OH Lydia CONSOLVER Dau S Female W 3 OH OH OH

Ohio 1910 Census Miracode Index Record Name: Thomas M Jenkins Birthplace: Ohio State: OH Age: 47 Color: W Enumeration District: 0135 Visit: 0085 County: Shelby, Sidney Relation: Head of Household Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place Wife Dora C 43 Ohio Son Samuel 19 Ohio Son Clinton 10 Ohio

[HI33751] (Research):In 1900 was incarcerated in the Ohio State Penetentiary in Columbus, Ohio.

[HI33754] (Research):Family Archive #507 Vital Records: Directory of Deceased American Physicia ns, 1804-1929 Died: Nov 17, 1926 in: Cleveland, OH Born: 1860 Type of practice: Eclectic State/year of licenses: OH, 1896 Places/dates of practice: Springfield, OH, 1884, Cleveland, OH, Sep 28, 1 911 Medical school: Eclectic Medical College: Eclectic Medical Institu te, Cincinnati, 1884, (G) Journal of the American Medical Associati on citation: 87:2017 Cause of demise: heart disease, diabetes

Charles O Wildasin, MD Dr Wildason has not only attained distinction as a skilled representati ve of the medical profession, but is also one of the most prominent repre sentatives of fraternal life in Ohio, having been the promoter of many or ganizations which have for their object the inculcation of the spir it of brotherly helpfulness, charity and kindness. He was born in Mad Riv er township, Clark Co, Ohio, October 8, 1859, and comes of German and Scot ch Ancestry on the paternal side, while on the maternal side he is of Holl and lineage. In the grandfather's family were six children, henry, Charle s, Polk, Elizabeth , John and Lee, all of whom are yet living. Of this num ber, Polk and John were soldiers of the Civil War in the Union Army and He nry attempted to enlist but was rejected on account of his health. Hen ry F Wildasin , the father of our subject is also a physician, now engag ed in practice in Pittsburg, but was the only member of the family who ent ered a professional life, the others following mercantile or agricultur al pursuits. Dr H F Wildasin was born near Bowlusville, Ohio and was gradu ated in the Eclectic Medical Institute of Cincinnati in 1872. He also stud ied under Dr Potter, and at the end of his graduation he was on of the on ly three eclectic physicians in Clark County. In early life he followed f arming, carpentering and wagon making, possessing much natural mechanic al ability, but he determined to become a member of the medical professi on and has had excellent success in treating diseases. He is now sixty0fi ve years old and is a man of wonderful vitality. His political suppo rt is given the Democracy and he belongs to the Christian Church. After a rriving at years of maturity, he wedded Mary Kaler, who was born in Decemb er, 1837, being only about two months her husband's junior, for the Docto r's birth occurred in October of that year. The became the parents of t en children, of whom four are yet living. Charles O, whose name introduc es this record, George, a resident of Plattsburg; E Homer, of Bellefontain e, Ohio; and Pearl, who is a graduate of the high school of Springfield, a nd is now a public school teacher.. Dr Charles O Wildasin pursued his edu cation in the public schools of Clark County, after which he took a select ed course in Antioch College and then entered the Eclectic Medical Colle ge at Cincinnati, where he was graduated in 1884. He had previously beco me connected with commercial interests but abandoned that line in ord er to follow in his father's professional footsteps. He practiced in Dayt on Ohio for a time and afterward in Plattsburg, largely succeeding his fat her, but in January, 1888. he sought a broader field of labor, coming to S pringfield, where he has since built up a large and growing practic e. In all of his affairs, he has been very successful. He is deeply intere sted in any subject which tends to bring to mankind the key of that intric ate problem which we call life, and he has carried his research and inves tigation far and wide in order to make his efforts of the greatest practic al value in the healing art. The Doctor was married in Plattsburg in Mar ch 1881 to Miss Sallie E Loukes, a daughter of William Loukes, an old butc her of Springfield, now deceased. Her mother, Mrs Harriett Loukes, is a re sident of Plattsburg. Unto the Doctor and his wife have been born two chi ldren; Myrtle, who was born in 1883, and is a graduate of the public scho ol of Springfield, and now a member of the sophomore class in Wittenberg C ollege; and Fred, who was born in 1886. The Doctor is a member of the Sta te Eclectic Medical Association, and aside from his profession, he has so me business interest being a stockholder in the Oaxaca Association of Chic ago, owning rubber and coffee plantations in Mexico. He has been very prom inent in fraternal circles, taking an active part in lodge work. He belon gs to Ingomar Lodge No 610, KP, has served as a representative to the gra nd lodge of the state and is a candidate for grand outer guard. He belon gs to Company Six of the Uniformed Rank of the Knights of Pythias, is pa st assistant surgeon of the Fourth Regiment of the Uniformed Rank and h as the rank of Captain. He likewise belongs to Al Yembo Temple, No 112, DO KK. He is medical examiner and a member of the Independent Order of Fores ters and of the Protected Home Circle. He became identified with the Knigh ts of Pythias society in Miami Lodge during his residence in the town of D ayton in 1882, and held the office of district deputy chancellor for t wo terms. He has also given his attention to the promotion of the interes ts of the order and has organized three lodges- Vienna Crossroads, Clift on Lodge and Ingomar Lodge, being a member of the last named. He is a repr esentative of the State Lodge, a captain of the degree staff and is physi cian and surgeon to the Pythian Home of the City, serving without remunera tion. He is also a member of the Springfield Commercial Club. In politi cs he is a democrat, and he and his family are members of the Presbyteri an church. In his life, Dr Wildasin exemplifies the benevolent and helpf ul spirit of the fraternities with which he is connected, and his genui ne worth and his social qualities, as well as his professional skill, ha ve made him a popular and respected, as well as highly honored citiz en of Springfield.

1870 Census Clark Co, Springfield, OH pg 372b-enumerated with this family Butler, mary B 24- (mulatto) Henry Boston 20-(mulatto) William Layle 18-(mualtto) Wilderson, Charles, 11 George W 6 William H 5 Jacob A 4 Rose Belle 2

1870 Clark County Census, Ohio- Springfield Twp.-Pg. 372b

Charles WILDERSON age 11, at home, born OH - he is listed with his sibling s: George W. age 6, OH; William H. age 5, OH; Jacob A. age 4, OH ; Rose Be lle age 2, OH. They are listed under Mary E. Butler family #20. Their pare nts are listed on Pg. 376b Henry and Mary WILDERSON under family #88.

1900 Clark County Census, Ohio- Springfield Twp. pg. 73

(Family Archive #910 Census Microfilm Records: Ohio, 1900- lists last na me as Wildasin)

309 N. Columbia St. , Lived in: 3 Ward Springfield, Clark Co., Ohio

WILDASON, Charles, b. Oct 1859, age 40, married for 18 years, occ: Docto r, renting their home.

Sallie E., wife, b. Apr 1857, age 43, had borne 2 children, both still liv ing, she was b. in OH, both parents b. England

Myrtle M., dau., b. Nov 1883, age 16, at school and Frederick L., so n, b. Sept. 1886, age 13, at school

Occupation and address listed in Springfield City Directory

1888-89- physician, 13 Bookwalter Building, rooms same

1889-90- physician, 13 Bookwalter Block, res s e c Columbia and Light

1890-91- Physician, Office, 30 E. High; Residence, 309 W. Columbia

1892-93- Physician and Surgeon, Office, 59 E. High; Residence, 309 W. Colu mbia; Telephone 361

1896- physician, 59 E. High, res 309 W. Columbia

1905,1907- physician, 16 1/2 S. Limestone, res. 309 W. Columbia

1913,1915- Physician, res. 911 Clifton Av.

Book: "Clark County Ohio" The Biographical Record - Pages 167-170

From the Clark County Library, Springfield, Ohio - Written about 1902

Obituary of Dr. Charles Oscar Wildasin 1859-1926 EX-RESIDENT WILL BE BURIED IN CITY Body of Dr. Charles O. Wildasin Brought to Nephew's Home.

The body of Dr. Charles O. Wildasin, former practicing physician of Spring field and Plattsburg will arrive in Springfield Friday afternoon and wi ll be taken to the home of his nephew, O.P. Hause, 614 N. Fountain av.D r. Wildasin died at 3 a.m. Wednesday at his home, 1578 Wager av., Lakewoo d, a suburb of Cleveland, where he had practiced medicine for many years.W hen he lived in Springfield, Dr. Wildasin was an active member of Ingom ar Lodge, Knights of Pythias, and this lodge will conduct ritualistic serv ices during the funeral, which is to be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the ho me of Mr. Hause, with the Rev. Dr. Charles Ryan Adams in charge. Burial wi ll be made in the Ferncliff cemetery. Surviving are Dr. Wildasin's wife, M rs. Sallie (Emma Loukes) Wildasin; one daughter, Miss Myrtle Wildasin, a t eacher in Springfield Senior High School; one son, Fred, of Bay Villag e, a suburb of Cleveland; and several grandchildren.

[HI33755] (Research):Family Archive #507 Vital Records: Directory of Deceased American Physicia ns, 1804-1929 Died: Mar 28, 1905 in: Plattsburg, OH Born: 1838 Type of practice: Eclectic State/year of licenses: OH, 1896 Medical school: Eclectic Medical College: Eclectic Medical Institute, Cin cinnati, 1872, (G) Journal of the American Medical Asociation citation: 44:1210 Cause of demise: septicemia

papers left by Henry says his heritage was Johan, Jacob, Jacob, Martin, So lomon. However no connection has ever been found with Solomon Wildas in in Clark Co, OH

The Sunday Springfield, Ohio Thursday Morning March 30,1905 pg. 5 Obituary of Dr. Henry Fell WILDASIN 1837-1905 Wildasin- Dr. Henry F. Wildasin, aged 67 years, died Tuesday at 11:30 p.m ., at his home in Plattsburg, of erysipelas. He was the father of Dr. C. O. Wildasin of this city, and was one of the oldest practicing physicia ns of the country. He had lived near Plattsburg for more than 30 years. T he funeral will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the People’s Church in Platts burg. Internment will be in the Plattsburg Cemetery. Biographical Sketch of Dr. Henry Fell Wildasin

... and comes of German and Scotch ancestry on the paternal side, whi le on the maternal side he is of Holland lineage. In the grandfather's (So lomon and Sarah Jane (Gregory) Wildason) family were six children: Henry ( Fell), Charles (Fell), (James K.) Polk, Elizabeth, John (B. Weller), and L ee (Leigh Richmond), all of whom are yet living. Of this number Polk and J ohn were soldiers of the Civil war in the Union army and Henry attempt ed to enlist but was rejected on account of his health. Henry F. Wildasi n, the father of our subject, is also a physician, now engaged in practi ce in Plattsburg, but was the only member of the family who entered a prof essional life, the others following mercantile or agricultural pursuits. D r. H. F. Wildasin was born near Bowlusville, Ohio, and was graduated in t he Eclectic Medical Institute of Cincinnati in 1872. He also studied und er Dr. Potter, and at the end of his graduation he was one of only three e clectic physicians in Clark county. In early life he followed farming, car pentering and wagon making, possessing much natural mechanical ability, b ut he determined to become a member of the medical profession and has h ad excellent success in treating diseases. He is now sixty-five years o ld and is a man of wonderful vitality. His political support is given t he Democracy and he belongs to the Christian church. After arriving at yea rs of maturity he wedded (Nov.27, 1858 in Clark Co., Ohio) Mary Kaler, w ho was born in December, 1837, being only about two months her husband's j unior, for the Doctor's birth occurred in October of that year. They beca me the parents of ten children, of whom four are yet living: Charles O., w hose name introduces this record; George (W.), a resident of Plattsbur g; E. Homer, of Bellefontaine, Ohio; and Pearl (A.), she is a gradua te of the high school of Springfield, and is now a public school teacher.

Obituary of Dr. Henry Fell WILDASIN 1837-1905

The Sunday - Springfield, Ohio / Thursday Morning March 30,1905 pg. 5

Wildasin- Dr. Henry F. Wildasin, aged 67 years, died Tuesday at 11:30 p.m ., at his home in Plattsburg, of erysipelas. He was the father of Dr. C. O. Wildasin of this city, and was one of the oldest practicing physicia ns of the country. He had lived near Plattsburg for more than 30 years. T he funeral will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the People's Church in Platts burg. Internment will be in the Plattsburg Cemetery.

Note from: Dennis B. Worthen, PhD, Executuve Director at Lloyd Library a nd Museum, 917 Plum Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202

Henry Fell Wildasin graduated from the Cincinnati Eclectic Medical Institu te in 1872. His age in the 71/72 matriculation record was 34. His given ho metown was Springfield, OH. His preceptor was Dr. A. Potter of Springfield .

There is also Clarles Oscar Wildasin who graduated from the EMI in 1884. H is home address was Plattsburg, OH. His preceptor was listed as H.F. Wilda sin. There is no indication of the relationship in the records.

*See Directory of Deceased American Physicians 1804-1929 Vital Records ( in CD Rom) 1880 Census-Clark Co., Ohio, Harmony Twp FHL Film 1254999 National Archives Film T9-0999 pg. 91A Henry F. WILDASIN 44 OH, occupation: Physician. Father b. in PA, moth er b. in VA Mary J. Wildasin, wife, 44 PA, occ: Keep house, F-b. PA / M-b. PA

Charles O.- son 20 OH- occ: School teacher, George W.- son 17 OH- occ: Far mer, Andrew J.- son 14 OH -attends school, Homer- son 10 OH- attends schoo l, Pearl- dau 5 OH- at home, Robert S. Nichelson- other- 24 OH- occ: Fa rm laborer, F-b.OH/ M-b. PA, Hannah Quinlin-other 15 OH- occ: House Keepin g, F-b. IRE/ M-b. IRE

Clark Co., Ohio Rural Free Delivery Directory 1903 Vol. 1 lists: Dr. H.F. Wildasin, Mrs. Mary J., Geo. W. , and Pearl A. Wildasin 1900 Census-Clark Co., Ohio, Harmony Twp, pg 77 (Family Archive #910 Census Microfilm Records: Ohio, 1900 / Series: T623 M icrofilm: 1245 Book: 2 pg. 77) WILDASIN, Henry, b. Dec. 1837 in OH, age 62, married for 42 years, Physici an, owned his farm with mortgage. Mary J., Wife, b. Dec. 1837 in PA, age 62, had borne 9 children- 4 still l iving. Pearl A. L., daughter, b. Oct 1875, age 24, Single, no occupation listed

Burial: Plattsburg Cemetery, Ohio Cause of Death: Septicemia (blood poisoning)

Census: July 18, 1870, 1870 Census, Clark Co., Ohio-Springfield Twp- pg. 3 76b- Henry Wilderson age 33, Wagon Maker, born Ohio and Mary age 32, Keepi ng House, born PA - no children listed

Fact 1: 1872, Graduated from the Eclectic Medical Institute of Cincinnat i, Ohio Fact 3: Buried at lot next to his son Homer (lot#70)

Source : scnbward@earthlink.net Sallie Wildasin

[HI33756] (Research):They resided and died in Donnelsville, Ohio, where, at the time of marryin g, he was engaged in distilling of whiskey.

Source of marriage and children: Genealogy of the Ludwig Bretz Family Author: E.W. S. Parthemore Call Number: R929.2 B845


Not able to locate 1880 census

Is John age 22 in Bethel Twp 1870 a son of this Samuel?

[HI33766] (Research):1850 Census reveals three households of George Moyer and no wife by the na me of Ann. She has either died by 1850, or remarried.

[HI33767] (Research):George Moyer married again before 1850 to Joanne Fish (Fisk) May 12, 18 47 Shelby Co, OH.

Cynthian Twp 291B Moyer Geo 38 m OH Farmer
Joana 20 f OH
John 14 m "
Nancy 12 f "
Martha 10 f "
Hannah 9 f "
Sarah 4 f "
Nancy A 2 f " child of Joanna

Other children, David b 1850, Jacob b 1852,

1840 Shelby Co, OH pg 301 George Moyer 1 m < 5 (John) 1 m 20-30 1 f < 5 (Nancy) 1 f 20-30

[HI33794] (Research):Alyce Lundberg wrote me in a previous message: "In an 1859 school tax list of names, I found a Samuel Long and a Jacob Bo wer as residents of District #4 in Macomb Twp. Martin Etter and George Eb ilsisor were listed in District #5.

This family info from Judy Reynolds JReyno1942@aol.com 7209 57th Avenue # 204 Kenosha WI 53142-3684

1861 Military Census of Walnut Grove Twp., McDonough Co., IL: ETTER, Martin

[HI33798] (Research):Name : Lonzo A. Loudenback Titles : Death date : 31 May 1935 Death place : Lima, Allen, Ohio Birth date : 17 May 1868 Estimated birth year : Birth place : Champaign County, Ohio Age at death : 67 years 14 days Gender : Male Marital status : Married Race or color : Caucasian Street address : 530 S Elizabeth, Lima, OH Occupation : Carpenter Residence : Burial date : 03 Jun 1935 Burial place : Cemetery name : Woodlawn Spouse name : Mary E. Loudenback Father name : John Loudenback Father titles : Father birth place : Dark County, Ohio Mother name : Davis Mother titles : Mother birth place : Penn. GSU film number : 2022517 Digital GS number : 4001926 Image number : 1670 Certificate number : fn 28074 Collection : Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI33802] (Research):Springfield Daily News Sunday, May 20, 1909 pgs.6 and 8 Obituary of Mary Jane (Kaler) Wildasin 1837-1909 DR. WILDASIN’S WIDOW IS DEAD Mrs. Mary Jane Wildasin, widow of the late Dr. Henry Wildasin, formerly we ll known physician of Plattsburg, died, Saturday afternoon at her ho me in 225 South Greenmount Ave. Mrs. Wildasin had been ill for some time w ith a complication of diseases, incident to the advancing of 71 years. Unt il four years ago, when her husband died, she had lived at Plattsburg. S he leaves three sons, among whom is Dr. C.O. Wildasin, and one daughter Mi ss Pearl Wildasin, teacher in the Springfield public schools. The funer al will be held at 3 o’clock Tuesday afternoon from the People’s chur ch at Plattsburg. Burial will be made in the parish cemetery. Obituary of Mary Jane (Kaler) Wildasin 1837-1909

Springfield Daily News - Sunday, May 20, 1909 pgs.6 and 8

DR. WILDASIN'S WIDOW IS DEAD

Mrs. Mary Jane Wildasin, widow of the late Dr. Henry Wildasin, formerly we ll known physician of Plattsburg, died, Saturday afternoon at her ho me in 225 South Greenmount Ave.

Mrs. Wildasin had been ill for some time with a complication of disease s, incident to the advancing of 71 years. Until four years ago, when her h usband died, she had lived at Plattsburg. She leaves three sons, among wh om is Dr. C.O. Wildasin, and one daughter Miss Pearl Wildasin, teach er in the Springfield public schools.

The funeral will be held at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the People 's church at Plattsburg. Burial will be made in the parish cemetery.

1900 Census-Clark Co., Ohio, Harmony Twp, pg 77

Mary J., Wife, b. Dec. 1837 in PA, age 62, had borne 9 children- 4 still l iving.

NOTE: In the 1870 Census Clark Co., OH- Springfield Twp.- pg. 372b, sever al WILDERSON children are listed separetly from their parents. Thery ar e: Charles Wilderson age 11, George W. Wilderson age 6, William H. Wilders on age 5, Jacob A. age 4, and Rose Belle Wilderson age 2. It is believed t hat they were not living with their parents, Henry age 33 (wagon maker) a nd Mary WILDERSON age 32 (listed as family #88-Springfield Twp- Pg. 376b ), because Henry was living in Cincinnati attending medical school. The ag es of the children correspond with Henry and Mary Wildasin's childre n. It appears that two of her children, William H. and Rose Belle, died be fore the 1880 census of which they are not listed and that Jacob A. Wilder son is the same child as Andrew J. Wildasin, both were born in 1866.

Listed in the Springfield City Directory

1907- Mary J. Wildasin, widow of Henry F. res. 77 S. Greenmount Av.

[HI33803] (Research):Name: Sallie E. Wildasin
Death date: 23 Apr 1944
Death place: Springfield, Clark, Ohio
Birth date: 11 Apr 1855
Estimated birth year:
Birth place: Urbana, Ohio
Age at death: 89 years 12 days
Gender: Female
Marital status: Widowed
Race or color: Caucasian
Street address: 225 S. Greenmont Ave.
Occupation: Housewife
Residence: Springfield, Clark, Ohio
Burial date: 26 Apr 1944
Burial place:
Cemetery name: Ferncliff
Spouse name:
Father name: William Loukes
Father titles:
Father birth place: England
Mother name: Harriett Blauer
Mother titles:
Mother birth place: England
GSU film number: 2032358
Digital GS number: 4057844
Image number: 893
Reference number: fn 28692
Collection: Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI33808] (Research):1870 Census Clark Co, Springfield, OH pg 372b-enumerated with this family Butler, mary B 24- (mulatto) Henry Boston 20-(mulatto) William Layle 18-(mualtto) Wilderson, Charles, 11 George W 6 William H 5 Jacob A 4 Rose Belle 2

[HI33809] (Research):1870 Census Clark Co, Springfield, OH pg 372b-enumerated with this family Butler, mary B 24- (mulatto) Henry Boston 20-(mulatto) William Layle 18-(mualtto) Wilderson, Charles, 11 George W 6 William H 5 Jacob A 4 Rose Belle 2

[HI33810] (Research):Obituary for Homer E. WILDASIN 1873-1952

Homer E. WILDASIN

Private funeral services for Homer E. WILDASIN, 81, of Dayton Route 7 (Whi pp rd.), will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Carrigan funeral home, Locat ed at 2201 N. Main st., Dayton. Mr. WILDASIN, who leaves several relativ es in Clark County, died at 2:50 p.m. Sunday in Miami Valley Hospital, Day ton.

A Dayton resident for 50 years, Mr. WILDASIN was born in Clark County, a s on of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Sell (Fell) WILDASIN of Plattsburg. He was a reti red building contractor, and was active in various Masonic circles, includ ing Mystic Lodge No. 405, F. and A. M., and Ancient and Accepted Scotti sh Rite, Valley of Dayton.

Other survivors of Mr. WILDASIN include one son, Clarence K. WILDASIN of D ayton; one daughter, Mrs. Robert J. SMITH of Madison, Ind.; seven grandso ns and one granddaughter.

The body will be brought to Plattsburg for burial in Plattsburg Cemetery.

1900 Census, Logan Co., Ohio, Lake Twp.(Family Archive #910 Census Micofil m: 1294 Book: 1 pg.59) Address 509 Hamilton Street, Bellefontaine WILDASIN, Homer; b. April 1871, age 29, married for 4 years, b. OH, both p arents b. OH, occupation: Barber, owned home.Hahn, wife, b. March 1874, a ge 26, had borne 2 children- both still living, b. OH, both parents b. PA. Clarence, son, b. June 1896, age 3, b. OH Mary, Daughter, B. December 189 8, age 01, b. OH

[HI33811] (Research):Obituary of Sarah Jane (Hahn) Wildasin 1873-1949 From Unknown Indiana Newspaper INJURY FATAL FOR MRS. WILDASINN Mrs. Sarah Jane Wildasinn, 75, of Dayton, O., died last night at 8:30 o'cl ock in King's Daughters hospital where she had been confined the past mon th after a fall in which she suffered a hip fracture.Mrs. Wildasinn ca me to Madison 10 months ago for an extended visit with her daughter, Mr s. Mary W. Smith, of 118 West Third Street. She is also survived by a so n, Clarence, of Dayton; a sister, Mrs. Laura Hilliard, of Springfield, O ., and seven grandchildren.She was taken today by the Vail Memorial funer al home to Dayton where services and burial will be held Monday.

Obituary of Sarah Jane (Hahn) Wildasin 1873-1949 Dayton Daily News Saturd ay December 17, 1949 11:2 pt.1 / 11:3 PT. 2 Funeral services for Mrs. Wildasin, 76, of Whipp rd. a Dayton reside nt 43 years, who died Thursday in King's Daughters hospital, Madison, Ind ., will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Monday at the Carrigan funeral home, 22 01 N. Main Street, by Rev. Paul Herrick. Burial will be in Plattsburg ceme tery at Plattsburg, O. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. S unday. She was a native of Pike county, O. She had been visiting a daughte r, Mrs. Robert J. Smith, in Madison when she became ill. She was a memb er of the Memorial Baptist church. Other survivors are her husband, Hom er E.; a son, Clarence K. of Dayton; a sister, Mrs. Laura Hillard of Sprin gfield, and seven grandchildren.

[HI33814] (Research):THE JOURNAL HERALD Dayton, Ohio Tues., December 21, 1982

Obituary of Clarence Kaler WILDASINN 1896-1982

Pioneer developer buried A memorial service for Clarence Kaler WILDASINN, one of the earliest la nd developers in Washington Twp., was held Monday. He was 86. Mr. WILDASIN N’s development of Brittany Hills, a subdivision of exclusive homes, won h im recognition in Who’s Who in the Midwest in 1970 and 1971. Beginning mo re than 40 years ago, he built more than 400 homes in Washington Twp. M r. WILDASINN, who died Friday, became involved in developing the area aft er he started work 41 years ago on a replica of a French farm house like t hose he recalled from his military service in Europe during World War I. T he house was built from salvage materials he collected at his wrecking com pany during the Depression. It first was designed as a summer house, but l ater was expanded and became his rambling homestead. Mr. WILDASINN built the home in Woodbourne, the town that was the origin al Dayton settlement in the late 1700’s before its people moved clos er to the Miami River to help develop commerce for the fledgling city. T he two-story, brick, stone and half-timber home, with towers and an authen tically sloped roof, now is a landmark on Whipp Road. Much of the adjace nt land was developed by Mr. WILDASINN, including Woodbourne Village and o ther subdivisions in the Washington Twp. Area. Mr. WILDASINN was a nati ve of Plattsburg, Ohio, who graduated from Dayton’s Stivers High School a nd received a bachelor’s of science degree (Engineering Degree) from Oh io State University. He served with the U.S. Artillery in World War I a nd as an engineering officer in the U.S. Merchant Marine during World W ar II. Mr. WILDASINN was a research scientist at NCR and the Charles F. Ketteri ng Lab of General Motors Corp. He also was employed by Dayton Metal Produc ts co., Delco Light Co. and the Domestic Engineering Co. He was affiliat ed with the National Association of Realtors, Association of Home Builder s, Dayton Engineers Club and the American Legion. He was a member of the M ystic Lodge, Scottish Rite and Antioch Shrine. Mr. WILDASINN is surviv ed by his wife Emy Lou J. (Kumler) WILDASINN, four sons- Donald (Kumler ), Bruce (Kaler), Frank (Franklin Abia Zeller) and Gregory (Fell)- a nd 15 grandchildren. Memorial services were held at Routsong Funeral Hom e, 81 N. Main St., Centerville.

[HI33820] (Research):Name: Pearl Alice Leroy Wildasin
Death date: 11 Jan 1928
Death place: Xenia, Greene, Ohio
Birth date: 30 Oct 1875
Estimated birth year:
Birth place: Plattsburg, Ohio
Age at death: 52 years
Gender: Female
Marital status: Single
Race or color: Caucasian
Street address:
Occupation: School Teacher
Residence:
Burial date: 14 Jan 1928
Burial place:
Cemetery name: Plattsburg Cemetery
Spouse name:
Father name: Henry Wildasin
Father titles:
Father birth place: Tremont, Ohio
Mother name: Mary Kaler
Mother titles:
Mother birth place: Medway, Ohio
GSU film number: 1991142
Digital GS number: 4022067
Image number: 2807
Reference number: fn 2606
Collection: Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI33823] (Research):MILLER MARY E County Name: MIAMI Date of Death: 8/4/1927 Volume Number: 5430 Certificate Number: 47861

IGI DOB 12/10/1873

[HI33824] (Research):EVANS MARY County Name: CHAMPAIGN Date of Death: 6/29/1915 Volume Number: 1663 Certificate Number: 31855

[HI33825] (Research):Name: Elizabeth Shaffner
Death date: 22 Feb 1909
Death place: Johnson, Champaign, Ohio
Birth date: 12 May 1829
Estimated birth year:
Birth place: Ohio
Age at death: 79 years 9 months 10 days
Gender: Female
Marital status: Widowed
Race or color: Caucasian
Street address:
Occupation: Housewife
Residence:
Burial date: 24 Feb 1909
Burial place:
Cemetery name: Rosedale
Spouse name:
Father name: John Huddleston ( incorrect)
Father titles:
Father birth place: Ohio
Mother name: Miss Mccarty (incorrect)
Mother titles:
Mother birth place: Ohio
GSU film number: 1926954
Digital GS number: 4020895
Image number: 566
Reference number: fn 6050
Collection: Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[DI33825] Name: Elizabeth Shaffner
Death date: 22 Feb 1909
Death place: Johnson, Champaign, Ohio
Birth date: 12 May 1829
Estimated birth year:
Birth place: Ohio
Age at death: 79 years 9 months 10 days
Gender: Female
Marital status: Widowed
Race or color: Caucasian
Street address:
Occupation: Housewife
Residence:
Burial date: 24 Feb 1909
Burial place:
Cemetery name: Rosedale
Spouse name:
Father name: John Huddleston
Father titles:
Father birth place: Ohio
Mother name: Miss Mccarty
Mother titles:
Mother birth place: Ohio
GSU film number: 1926954
Digital GS number: 4020895
Image number: 566
Reference number: fn 6050
Collection: Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI33830] (Research):Graduates of the Township Schools of Champaign County 1892 who received th eir diplomas Saturday June 4 1892. List sent in by Supt J M Mulford of Mec hanicsburg. Listed The Champaign Democrat June 16 1892 abstracted by Pat S tickley Fall 1994 CCGS Newsltter pg 77 Adams Twp - William Yinger

1920 Champaign Co, Adams, OH pg10a William H Yinger age 72 OH VA VA Mary J 68 OH OH OH Lula Mitchell, dau, 40, widow Zelma, gd, 14, OH Sylvan , gs, 9, OH Walter, gs, 6 OH Edimon Yinger 34 OH Florence 33 Clair, son, 6 OH Mary K, dau, 1y8m

[HI33835] (Research):Champaign Co, Genealogical Society, Champaign Co OH Newspaper Abstracts, B ook II- 1878-1900, (September 6, 1878 to 1900). 3-27-1896 Isabella Tullis was born in Warren Co, Ohio May 31 1810 and di ed at her home in Lena Mar 22 1896 aged 85yrs old. She was md in 1828 to T homas Bull, who died in Piqua in 1855, leaving Mrs Bull with seven sons a nd one daughter. The daughter and sone son preceded her in death. Mrs Bu ll remained a widow for 12 years. She was married again in 1867 to Vince nt Roberts; he died Mar 16 1891. The funeral was by Rev D G Strong. Remai ns were laid to rest in the Fletcher Cemetery

[HI33836] (Research):CCGS Newsletter Sept 1998 pg 96 Road Tax assessed on Chattels in Johnson T wp, Champaign Co, Ohio for the year 1876 Vincent Roberts .12

CCGS Newsletter Spring 1992 Poll Book St Paris Precinct Johnson Twp 11/2/1 880 Vincent Roberts

By Champaign Co Genealogical Society, Champaign Co OH- Newpaper Abstracts- St Paris-1877-1911, (June 2000). 3-20-1890 Vincent ROBERTS was born in Lycoming Co, PA Oct 13 1800, remov ed with his parents to Ohio in 1808, settled in Warren Co, OH which was th en almost uninhabited. He was md to Miss Hannah Lackey Jan 3 1822 to th em were born eight children. He came to Champ Co Ohio in 1836 and first li ved on a farm now owned by John Kelly in western Johnson Twp. His wife di ed Sept 8 1863 and on Feb 22 1866 he remarried, this time to Mrs Isabel la Bull who survives him. She is the mother of F E Bull of St Paris. He pe acefully passed away Mar 16 1890 aged 89yrs 5 mo 3 days. The funer al is at M E Church in Lena Tuesday. Rev W H Leatherman officiating

[HI33840] (Research):Two Harbours Chronicle May 14, 1942 pg 1 Young Lad's Funeral Held Rites were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday from the Johnson funeral home for LeR oy Ebilsisor, 17 years of age, Rev E J Tetle officiated and interment w as made at Lakeview Cemetery. Pallbearers were Floyd Skoog, Orville Elling son, Richard Stone, Walter Svee, Donald Nichols and Donald Wick. Flower ca rriers were Alice Wick, Lucille Jensen, Betty Rafn and Rith Bostrom. The y oung lad died Sunday, May 10. He was born in Two harbours on April 17, 19 25 and attended the Two Harbours high school. Surviving are his parent s, Mr and Mrs Ray Ebilsisor, Castle Daanger, and a sister, Beatrice Ann, a ge 11

[HI33842] (Research):Masonic Directory 1902 Harmony Lodge No 8 F & AM Organized in 1810 W W Rock, J.D.

[HI33843] (Research):Poss married Minnie Tesmara and had child George William Hup born Mechanic sburg 7/31/1875. Not found in 1880

[HI33854] (Research): Noah R. HUSTON Self M Male W 24 OH Farmer OH VA Jennie HUSTON Wife M Female W 25 OH Keeps Hou Grace HUSTON Dau S Female W 2 OH OH OH John MUZZY Other S Male W 23 OH Farm Hand OH OH 1880 Source Information: Census Place Harrison, Champaign, Ohio
Family History Library Film 1254998 NA Film Number T9-0998 Pa ge Number 245C

[XI33858] L.J. FORD
Fairfax Cemetery
Linn County, Iowa
Uploaded 8/22/2005 by
Military marker no dates

[HI33859] (Research):Terre Haute High School Alumni 1917-1942 from CCGS Newsletter Spring 19 98 pg 56 1937 Emily Shaffer

Name: Emily M. Haddix SSN: 294-12-4286 Last Residence: 43078 Urbana, Champaign, Ohio Born: 7 Dec 1920 Died: 13 Jan 2007 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 )

[HI33864] (Research):Terre Haute High School Alumni 1917-1942 from CCGS Newsletter Spring 19 98 pg 56 1931-Virginia Shaffer

Name: Virginia P. Seitz SSN: 269-14-7185 Last Residence: 45372 Tremont City, Clark, Ohio, United States of Ameri ca Born: 23 May 1914 Died: 23 Apr 1988 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 )

[HI33866] (Research):Name: Ruthanna Shaffer Gender: Female Date of Death: 06 December 1996 Birth Date: 18 November 1929 Volume: 30899 Certificate: 093298 Autopsy: No Social Security Number: 296568090 Father's Surname: Shaffer Time of Death: 5:25 AM Marital Status: Never Married Hispanic Origin: Non Hispanic Place of Death: Nursing Home Years of Schooling: 08 Certifier: Physician Referred to Coroner: No Method of Disposition: Burial Mother's Surname: Dingledine Race: White Birth Place: Urbana, Champaign County, Ohio Residence: Ohio Age: 67

[HI33867] (Research):Name: JAY F SHAFFER Gender: Male Date of Death: October 08, 1963 Volume: 17431 Certificate: 73212 Marital Status: Married Place of Death: Urbana, Champaign County Race: White Residence: , Champaign County Age: 50

[HI33868] (Research):Terre Haute High School Alumni 1917-1942 from CCGS Newsletter Spring 19 98 pg 56 1934-Lester Shaffer

[HI33880] (Research):Captured by the British in War of 1812

Record Book 9, Page 346 — Heard 16 August 1827 — Petition to Convey Land John Barr, William Florence & Isabella Florence, Administrators of James D enney deceased of Pickaway County James Denney died owning land in the Jesse Davis Survey, Number 4492 (Sal em Tp.). On 10 October 1811 James sold 177 acres for $700 to William Scot t, who in turn on 8 September 1820 transferred the title to David Kell y. On 13 March 1815 James sold 206 acres for $850 to Isaac Thompson. The d eed for the land was recorded on 7 December 1820 in Deed Book A, Numb er 1, Pages 114—115 in Logan County, Ohio. The heirs of James Denney wer e: Isabella, widow, who later married William Florence; and children: Ja ne Denney, wife of Turney(?); Spencer Denney; Mary Denney and Sarah Denne y. The complainants are asking for a clear deed for both Kelly and Thomspo n.

Champaign Co, Genealogical Society, Champaign Co Oh-Newspaper Abstracts M ay 1855-1871, (March 2000), pg101 12/25/1863 Col David Kelly, died at res of his son in Muscatine Co, IA, 2nd of Novemb er aged 83yr. He was one of the pioneer settlers of Champ Co and continu ed his res here until age and infirmity compelled him to retire from the f arm; he was soldier in War of 1812

[HI33881] (Research):Name: MARY A HAMILTON Gender: Female Date of Death: March 05, 1964 Volume: 17599 Certificate: 16422 Marital Status: Widowed Place of Death: , Champaign County Race: White Residence: , Champaign County Age: 87

[HI33882] (Research):CCGS Newsletter Winter 2005 Vol 21 No3 pg 79 "The bringing of the bodies of Arthur Thomas and son after they were murde red by the Indians at Solomons Springs" How few of the present generati on know anything about the above occurrence even as a matter of history. M en who were living then and were congnizant of the occurrence, are few a nd far between at this time, perhaps not more than a half dozen in the cou nty — if indeed that many~ Who was Arthur Thomas and son, and where did th ey live? These are questions which if not answered, and then, preserved, w ill soon sink into utter oblivion, and the time of the sad occurrence, a nd the place of the abode of the murdered men will soon be forgotten. We h ave no knowledge of the exact date of the emigration of Mr. Thomas to th is county, yet he was here at a very early day, perhaps as early as 180 5, if not earlier. He settled near the mouth of Kings creek, in Salem town ship on the exact spot now occupied by his grand-daughter Mrs. Celinda Bat es, Mr. Thomas erected the first mifi ever built in the county, the mill s tanding opposite Mrs. Bates orchard between the road and the creek, the p lace being easily distinguished by the remains of the old head race on t he opposite side of the road. Until within the last few years the mudsif is of the old mill were plainly visible from the road, but these have disa ppeared and only the mifi site and headrace now remain as mementos of t he energy and usefulness of Mr. Thomas in his day and generation. He and h is son were killed on the night of August 8, 1813, simultaneously with t he birth of our friend Mr. Presly Talbott. They had left the balance of t he company to look after their horses, which had strayed away, and not fin ding them had camped at the spring, doubtless with the intention of pursui ng the search for their horses the following day. When found they were han ging by their feet and had been disemboweled, and their intestines wrapp ed around their necks. Their remains were brought to Urbana for intermen t, and a search among the ruins on the east side of the old graveyard in t he northeast part of the town will reveal the burial place of Arthur Thom as and son..., Specs, Jr Feb 22 1883, Concord, Ohio Copied as written in original.

Beers History Jacob Johnson and Matthew Stewart settled on King's Creek, and Arthur Thom as about four miles north of Urbana. The latter, who was a Captain in t he war of 1812, was ordered, with his company, to guard the public sto re at Fort Findlay. On his return, having lost his horses, he and his s on separated from the rest of the company to hunt for them. They encamp ed at the Big Spring, near Solomonstown, about five miles north of Bellefo ntaine, and the next morning were found killed and scalped. Their bodies w ere brought to Urbana by a deputation of citizens.

These were a tub mill by Arthur Thomas, a tub-mill by Joseph Petty, a nd an overshot mill by John Taylor.

[HI33883] (Research):Name: Bessie J Ludrick Gender: Female Date of Death: 08 April 1976 Volume: 22445 Certificate: 024862 Autopsy: Unknown Marital Status: Widowed Place of Death: , Champaign County Certifier: Physician Race: White Residence: , Champaign County Age: 94 Years

[HI33884] (Research):Name: BENJAMI F LUDRICK Gender: Male Date of Death: April 17, 1964 Volume: 17632 Certificate: 24515 Marital Status: Married Place of Death: , Champaign County Race: White Residence: , Champaign County Age: 85

[HI33885] (Research):CCGS Newsletter Sept 1998 Pg 93 Teachers Report for St Paris, Johnson Twp, Champaign County Ohio, Octob er 9, 1903, W C Coleman, Teacher Cleve Hamilotn age 9

Champaign County Ohio History 1991 by CCGS Biography pg 160

BROWN GOLDIE C County Name: CHAMPAIGN Date of Death: 7/22/1929 Volume Number: 6056 Certificate Number: 50152

[HI33886] (Research):Champaign County Ohio History 1991 by CCGS Biography pg 160

CCGS Newsletter Sept 1998 Pg 93 Teachers Report for St Paris, Johnson Twp, Champaign County Ohio, Octob er 9, 1903, W C Coleman, Teacher Kate Hamilton age 7

[HI33887] (Research):CCGS Newsletter Sept 1998 Pg 93 Teachers Report for St Paris, Johnson Twp, Champaign County Ohio, Octob er 9, 1903, W C Coleman, Teacher Lelia Hamilton age 5

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 1916 Lelia Hamilton

[HI33888] (Research):Champaign County Ohio History 1991 by CCGS Biography pg 160

[HI33889] (Research):Champaign Co Guardianship Records Book 1 1805-1858 pg69 10/22/1818 John Wallace gdn of St Leger Neal (c) 11yr, Henry Neal, 10 yr. childr en of Henry Neal and heirs of St Ledger Neal deceased Surities Elisha Ber ry and Thomas benton

[HI33891] (Research):CCGS Newsletter Sept 1998 pg 96 Road Tax assessed on Chattels in Johnson T wp, Champaign Co, Ohio for the year 1876 David Groves .32

Poll Book for Election held in Saint Paris Precint 10-9-1877 for or again st new jail. CCGS Newsletter April 1994 Vol 10 # 2 pg 29 David Groves

St Paris Precinct Toll Book Nov 2 1880 CCGS Newsletter Spring 1992 pg 33 David Grove

1900 Census has grandson David J Groves b 3/1887

1858 Johnson Twp Champaign Co, Ohio Landowners Twp 3 Range 12 - David Grov es Sec 25

[HI33898] (Research):HARMON SYLVIA County Name: CHAMPAIGN Date of Death: 5/17/1934 Volume Number: 7506 Certificate Number: 28421

[HI33900] (Research):Enumeration of Youth St Paris Village School District, Champaign Co, OH ta ken July 26, 1892 Candacy Harmon

KEMP CANDACE G County Name: CHAMPAIGN Date of Death: 4/9/1913 Volume Number: 1045 Certificate Number: 20258

[DI33903] Name: Carrie Baker
Titles:
Death date: 09 Aug 1912
Death place: Springfield, Clark, Ohio
Birth date: 03 Jan 1862
Estimated birth year:
Birth place: Ohio
Age at death: 50 years 7 months 6 days
Gender: Female
Marital status: Married
Race or color: Caucasian
Street address:
Occupation: Housewife
Residence: Springfield, Springfield, Clark, Ohio
Burial date: 12 Aug 1912
Burial place: Columbus, Ohio
Cemetery name:
Spouse name: Baker
Father name: Jacob Filook
Father titles:
Father birth place: Md.
Mother name: Susan Switzer
Mother titles:
Mother birth place: Md.
GSU film number: 1953423
Digital GS number: 4021200
Image number: 3232
Reference number: fn 41739
Collection: Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[HI33905] (Research):Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Wayne, Champaign, Ohio; Roll: T 623 1245; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 22. Isaiah Baker 40 MD MD MD 11/1859 Emma E Baker 28 OH OH PA 11/1871 M9y 6/6 Charles J Baker 6 OH 10/1883 Luther Baker 5 OH 6/1894 Helene A Baker 3 OH 9/1896 Mary Baker 2 OH 10/1897 William H Baker 2.12 OH 3/1900

[HI33923] (Research):St Paris News Dispatch, Thursday, Jan 14, 1926 Mrs Solon Zerkle is Suddenly Taken Well Known Lady Was Ill But A Few Minutes. Sarah E Zerkle, wife of Solon Zerkle, living one and a half miles ea st of town, died Thursday evening at nine o'clock after only a few minut es illnes from an attack of the heart. She had been in seemingly good heal th and her sudden passing was a great shock to the family and her firend s. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev Samuel Furrow at the Bap tist Church Sunday afternoon at 1:30. Interment took place at Evergreen Ce metery with Bert Richeson in charge. Sarah Elizabeth erkle, daughter of Al vin A and Margaret E Kite was born May 17, 1849 and departed this life Thu rsday evening, January 7, 1926, aged 76 years, 7 months, and 20 days. S he was united in marriage with Solon Zerkle Dec 21, 1864. To this union we re norn a daughter, Lillie Mae Talbott, of Pittsburg, Penn; and two son s, Claude D Zerkle of Springfield; and Warren Earl Zerkle of St paris. "Li zzie" as she was known to her family and friends leaves to mourn her sudd en death, her devoted hisband, theee children, six grandchildren, four gre at grandchildren, her aged brother, Jason P Kite, besides a legion of frie nds. She joined the church in early girlhood and lived a consistant christ ian life. Devoted to her home and family, she lived and labored for the m. On account of her sudden going, the following poem is deemed very appro priate to her death:

"No trembling, and farewell from her quivering lips was heard; So softly she crossed that quiet stream, was not by a ripple stirred. She was spared the parting of tears, She was spared the mortal strife; It was scarcely dying-she only passed, In a moment to endless life. So low was her Master's call, that it did not reach our ears; But she heard the sound and herquick response, was full of joy-no fears. Weep not for her soft release from Earthly pain and care; Nor grieve that she reached her home and rest, Er'e she knew that she w as there. But think of the sweet surprize, the sudden and strange delight; She felt as she met her Saviour's smile, and walked with Him a while. Weep not, for her tolls are o'er, and they race may soon be won; So with sandaled feet and staff in hand, Let thy work for thy Lord be done ."

[HI33927] (Research):Much of the informationon this family provided by: rickyrg@networksplus.net (Betty J. Gaulding) William Gaulding 1900 SW 30 th Street Topeka KS 66611-1917 AC 913-266-3312

Charles I have him posted as being from WHALES. However, other researche rs seem to have done considerable searching to establish that without suc cess. So who knows where Charles came from. He could have been a son of o ne of the earlier (1600's) CONSOLVO's recorded in Accomack Co., VA record sThere were John and William CONSOLVO's listed in Accvomack Tithables 166 3-1695 and William was listed in 1704 Accomack Quick Rent Rolls. Wheth er these are CONSOLVER's I don't have the foggiest idea but some have sa id they were. A Thomas CONSOLVO listed in 1739 Amelia Co., VA Tithables l iving on Flatt Creek. This area I believe may have been in the Cumberla nd Parish territory

Military Records: Virginia in the Revolution and War of 1812 Revolutionary War Soldiers and Sailors, Surnames, C-D, Page 19 Land Bounty Warrant- John and Mary Consolver, Pvt- Va Cont Line, 3 yrs, 8/ 13/1784

Another theory of name CONSOLVER: Surname derived from Gundislav, a name c ompounded by the Visigoths of NW Spain and later latinized in Gundisalvu s. It was eroded by centuries of use into Gonsalvo, consalvo, Gonzalo, e tc and engendered the patronymic forms Goncalves, Gonsalves and Gonzale z. Somehow a bearer of this name in its Portuguese form found his way to s eventeenth century Virginia and settled in Accomac County on the Eastern S hore. The Virginia State Library and the National Archives contain numero us documents establishing Revolutionary War service for Charles. Note: Fr om "Descendants of James Kinsolving: son of Charles Consolver" compil ed by Walter Ovid Kinsolving from material accumulated by Wythe Leigh a nd Herschel Porter Kinsolving:

Charles Consolver fought in the American Revolution as a private in the 6t h, 7th and 10th Virginia regiments from 1778 to 1781, and is said to ha ve been a member of the Guard of Honour which welcomed Lafayette to Virgin ia. He was killed in the Battle of the Cowpens. His surnames has variant e ndings in the records: -vin, -ven, -vant, -vent. (A listing of the deaths at the Battle of Cowpens does not name Charles Co nsolver)

[HI33928] (Research):From Submitter of WFT VOL 11 Tree 2110 The information I have here came from a pedigree chart on green engineeri ng paper in mother's handwriting. The dates for Mary are difficult to rea d, as is the name. It may have been Mary Anne.

[HI33931] (Research):Elnora Teet - Alnorah- Nora (Tiedge name changed to Te et by father) (Got this information (of name spelling) from the Danbury Lutheran Chur ch records.). (The original records were written in German, but were transcribed to Engl ish) Her parents were: John-(Tiedge-) Teet and Lucie Witter listed on page n o. 125. Ottawa County, Ohio- Book of Births.Teet, Alnorah born 31-May -1881 Danbury Township, Ottawa County, Ohio Parents: John Teet Lucie (Witter) Teet page no. 125 Ottawa county r ecords Baptized Danbury Lutheran Church, Danbury Twp. Ottawa County, Ohio Tiedge, Eleondra Anna, daughter of Johann and Louise, born 31, May 1881 Da nbury: Bapt. 21 Aug. 1881 Sponsor: Anna Hartman, Rosina Bamman, Karl Tiedge. Note (the sponsor's were all aunts and uncle of the father) (Source- From bettejean@thewavz.com)

Urbana Daily Citizen, Friday, November 6, 1942 Mrs Elnora Evilsizor, 61, died at 4:30 P M at her home four miles sou th of Urbana. Death was attributed to a heart ailment. The deceased had re sided in Champaign County for the past 12 years. Surviving are the husban d, John Evilsizor; a daughter Mrs Violet Lundy, Brooklyn NY and one son, T heodore Sheets, Springfield, and six grandsons. The body was removed to t he Humphreys and Son Co where funeral services will be held at 2 P M Satur day. Urbana Daily Citizen Monday Nov 9,. 1942Funeral service for Mrs John Evils izor, were held in the Humphreys and Son Co, funeral home at 2:00 P.M. Sat urday. Rev Edward Driscoll, pastor of the Lutheran church, conducted the s ervices. Mrs Evilsizor died at her home four miles south of Urbana Thursd ay afternoon. Pallbearers were: John Linana, Jack and Earl Sheets, Frank a nd R Humble, and Harold Humble. Burial was made in Nettlecreek cemetery so uth of Westville.

EVILSIZOR, Elnora Death date: 11/5/1942, Champaign County Cert ificate #64174

2/3/2005 I have been searching for my grandfather's sister for so long. I receiv ed a newspaper clipping of Elnora's mother "Lucy Reno", from the R. Hay es site this week , then found Elnora's last name I am Betty McLane, at bettejean@thewavz.com

Name : Elnora Evilsizor Death date : 05 Nov 1942 Death place : Madriver Twp., Champaign, Ohio Birth date : 31 May 1881 Birth place : Danbury, Ohio Age at death : 61 years 5 months 4 days Gender : Female Marital status : Married Race or color : Caucasian Street address : RD #4 Residence : Urbana Burial date : 07 Nov 1942 Cemetery name : Nettlecreek Cem. Spouse name : John Evilsizor Father name : John Teet Father birth place : Danbury, Ohio Mother name : Lucy Witter Mother birth place : Dalphine, Mich. Informant-John Evilsizor COD-Heart dieseas Operation 1938 Thyroid GSU film number : 2024037 Digital GS number : 4030161 Image number : 1802 Certificate number : fn 64174 Collection : Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

[MI33931] (Medical):Had Thyroid operation in 1938

[HI33932] (Research):Champaign County Ohio History 1991 by CCGS Biography pg 213

[HI33934] (Research):FAYE GEUY 90, of Rosewood, Ohio died Monday, April 15, 2002 at 8:29 a. m. in Mary Rutan Hospital, Bellefontaine. She was born March 4, 1912 in Ch ampaign County the daughter of the late Herman C. and Thora Elizabeth (Lem mon) Maurice. She was a 1930 graduate of Rosewood High School and was form erly a school teacher and a cafeteria employee at Graham Elementary Schoo l, Rosewood. She was a member of the Rosewood United Methodist Church. Sur vivors include three sons, Lynn (Nan) Geuy of DeGraff, Garner (Loretta) Ge uy of Conover, and Joe (Jeannie) Geuy of Sidney; one daughter, Barbara (Cl arence) Bodey of Urbana; 15 grandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren; three g reat great-grandchildren; and two brothers, Ray (Norma) Maurice of Rosewo od and Ivan (Maxine) Maurice of Urbana. She was preceded in death by her h usband Stanley Paul Geuy who she married on December 10, 1932 and preced ed her in death on September 29, 1989; one son, Wayne Geuy; one brother; a nd two sisters. Visitation will be held Friday, April 19, 2002 from 5-8 p. m. in the RICHESON-WICKHAM AND ATKINS FUNERAL HOME, 216 S. Springfield Str eet, St. Paris. Funeral services will be held Saturday, April 20, 20 02 at 11 a.m. in Rosewood United Methodist Church, 6543 Rosewood-Quincy Ro ad, Rosewood with Pastor Jerry Lewis officiating. Burial in Rosedale Cemet ery, Conover. Memorial contributions may be made to Rosewood United Method ist Church, P.O. Box 102, Rosewood, Ohio 43070 or Graham Community Stude nt Scholarship Foundation, 6666 Runkle Road, St. Paris, Ohio 43072. Pallbe arers will be Chris, Dan, and Chad Geuy, Jeff and Randy Bodey, and Randy B rown. Honorary Pallbearers will be Matt King, John Bonas, Allen Clark, Mi ca Underwood, Eric, Jordan, and Justin Stredney, Billy Keller, Nathan a nd Luke Bodey, Nicholas, Nathan and Shane Brown, Austin and Paul Geuy, a nd Linda Peshek.

First published in the News Sun on Apr 19

[HI33944] (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 1913 Grover Lemmon

Name: Grover R Lemmon Gender: Male Date of Death: 23 October 1975 Volume: 22256 Certificate: 076583 Autopsy: No Autopsy Marital Status: Married Place of Death: , Miami County Certifier: Physician Race: White Residence: , Shelby County Age: 82 Years

[HI33946] (Research):Possible parents 1910 Census James Suver
Age: 57 State: OH
Color: W Enumeration District: 0001
Birth Place: Ohio Visit: 0082
County: Clark
Relation: Head of Household
Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place Wife Elizabeth 49 Ohio Son Charles 21 Ohio Daughter Verna M 09 Ohio

[DI33947] Springfield News-Sun, Saturday, December 11, 1999
Hazel Elizabeth GRIEST, 88 of Springfield, Ohio, died at 7:15 a.m. Frida y, December 10, 1999 in Dayview Care Center, New Carlisle, Ohio. She was
born September, 1911 in Clark county, Ohio, the daughter of Fred M and Nellie M (MORNINGSTARE) SUVER. She was a lifelong member of the Bethel baptist Church. Hazel was preceded in death by her husband, Gerald GRIEST in 1969, and her daughter and son-in-law, Betty and Jim McGowan.Survivors include three children, Robert and wife Barbara, New Carlisle, Lois and husband Bill , Kettering, ohio, Richard and wife Carol of Cpringfield; 10 grand children; 15 great grandchildren, other relatives and friends. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m., Monday, December 13, 1999 in the Bethel Baptist Church, Carlisle Pike, Springfield, Ohio. Pastor Jim SKEDEL officiating; Burial will be in the New Carlisle Cemetery. Firends may call form 2 -6 Sunday in the Trostel, Chapman, Christmas Funeral Home, New Carlisle. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Dayview Care Center or to the Bethel Baptist Church.

[HI33948] (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 Lee Lemmon

[HI33949] (Research):Adams and Harrison-Adams School Districts-Rosewood, OH The First Fifty Years 1898-1948 High School Alumni abstracted by Pat Stickley CCGS Newsletter Oct 1996 pg129
Class of 1924 Alma Lemmon Ford

[DI33949] Urbana Daily Citizen Feb 13, 2001
Alma Ford, 94, of Hearth and Home-Community, 1579 E State Route 29, Urbana, and formerly of 805 Terry Lane, Urbana, and Rosewood, died at 2:25 p.m. Sunday Feb 11, 2001 in Mercy Memorial Hospital, Urbana, She was born Nov 29, 1906 in Adams Twp, Champaign County, Ohio to Charles Lemmon and Jane Halterman, both deceased. A 1924 graduate of Harrison-Adams Twp High School, in Rosewood, she also attended Urbana University and Wittenberg University. She was a member of the Rosewood United Methodist Church, where she was a member of the United Methodist Women. She was a retired teacher, having taught at Graham Elementary in Rosewood and formerly at Urbana. She was a member of the Champaign County Retired Teacher's Association. She is survived by two daughters, Jane Straley of Urbana and Anne (George) Licklider of Urbana; three grandchildren, Craig Straley of North Lewisburg, Kristen (Keith) Quick of Sidney, Kerry (Chuck) Bauer of Charlotte, NC; three great grandchildren; two sisters-in-law, Gertrude Lemmon of Sidney ad Marvelene Lemmon of Quincy. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Sherman Ford who she married on 4/2/1938; and who died on Mar 20 1971; four brothers and three sisters. A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday Feb 18 in St Paris with Pastor Jerry Lewis officiating. Burial will be in Rosedale Cemetery, Conover, OH
Pallbearers will be George Licklider, Chuck Bauer, Ray Maurice, Craig Staley, Don Evans and Dean Maurice

[HI33952] (Research):The last hip surgery left him hardly able to walk, but he had gotten in d river's seat of their van to drive to the card club gathering and just die d. Bob and Barb played cards with Bob and Flossie Hulsizer

Springfield News Sun Thursday Feb 1 2001 pg18 ROBERT E. GRIEST , '68. of New Carlisie. Ohio. died Tuesday Januey 30, 20 01 at mercy Medical Center, Springfield, OH. He was born 7/27/1932 in Cla rk CO, Ohio, the sn of Gerald and Hezel ( SUVER) GRIEST. He was a gradua te of Olive Branch Hich School in 1950. member of Betherl Baptist Chur ch where he held many offices and was a lyal member of the choir and me ns quartet. He was a member of the Med-Lakes Lions Club and the Tecums eh Athletic Boosters. He is survived by his wife Barbara GRIEST, two son s, Ron (Kim) GRIEST of Springfield; Steve GRIEST of New Carlisle; daught er Lisa (Bill) BUSHMAN of Dublin, Ohio; five grandchildren; brother Richa rd GRIEST of Springfield; sister Lois RUSH of Kettering, Ohio, several nie ces , nephews, other relatives and firends. Services will be held at 10 A. M. Saturday, February 3, 2001 at the bethel Baptist Church., 6370 New Carl isle Pike, Springfield, Ohio with Rev James Skedel officiating. Vuri al in Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. Friends may call from 4-8, OH. If desir ed, memorial contributions may be made to the Bethel Baptist Church Mus ic Fund.

[HI33955] (Research):Springfield News RICHARD L. GRIEST 58, of Springfield, Ohio, went to be with the Lord on Mo nday, October 15, 2001 in his residence. He was born May 30, 1943 in Cla rk County, Ohio, the son of Gerald and Hazel (Suver) Griest. He was a grad uate of Tecumseh High School in 1961. Member of Bethel Baptist Church whe re he held many offices and was a member of the choir and mens quarte t. He served as a coach and little league baseball commissioner of New Car lisle during the 1960’s. He was an avid softball player and coach in the S pringfield area. He was actively involved in the Clark County Fair and ser ved on the fairboard and sheep committee and was an advisor for the Cla rk County Junior Fairboard. Dick was an employee of Stull Implement Compa ny in New Carlisle and a local farmer. He is survived by his wife of 30 ye ars, Carolyn (Meyer) Griest; two daughters, Krissie (Mike) Mastin and Kell ey (Jason) Berner of Springfield; six grandchildren, Wade, Clay and Kyl ee Mastin and Layne, Kinley and Gatlyn Berner; sister, Lois (Bill) Ru sh of Kettering; sister-in-law, Barbara Griest of New Carlisle; several ni eces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by h is mother, Hazel (Suver) Griest; father, Gerald Griest; sister and brother -in-law, Betty and Jim McGowan; brother, Bob Griest. Services will be he ld at 10 a.m. Friday, October 19, 2001 at the Bethel Baptist Church, 63 70 New Carlisle Pike, Springfield, Ohio, with Pastor Randy Warner and Re v. James Skedel officiating. Burial in Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. Frien ds may call from 4-8 p.m. on Thursday at the Bethel Baptist Church. Arrang ements by the TROSTEL, CHAPMAN & CHRISTMAS FUNERAL HOME, New Carlisle, Ohi o. If desired, memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer S ociety.

Urbana Daily Citizen Richard Griest Died: Monday, October 15, 2001

Richard L. Griest, 58, of Springfield, Ohio, went to be with the Lord on M onday, Oct. 15, 2001, in his residence.

He was born May 30, 1943, in Clark County, Ohio, the son of Gerald and Haz el (Suver) Griest. He was a graduate of Tecumseh High School in 1961. Member of Bethel Bapti st Church, where he held many offices and was a member of the choir and me n's quartet. He served as a coach and little league baseball commission er of New Carlisle during the 1960s. He was an avid softball player and co ach in the Springfield area. He was actively involved in the Clark Coun ty Fair and served on the fair board and sheep committee and was an advis er for the Clark County Junior Fair Board. Dick was an employee of Stull I mplement Company in New Carlisle and a local farmer.He is survived by h is wife of 30 years, Carolyn (Meyer) Griest; two daughters, Krissie (Mik e) Mastin and Kelley (Jason) Berner, of Springfield; six grandchildren, Wa de, Clay and Kylee Mastin and Layne, Kinley and Gatlyn Berner; sister, Lo is (Bill) Rush, of Kettering; sister-in-law, Barbara Griest, of New Carlis le; several nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.He was preced ed in death by mother, Hazel (Suver) Griest; father, Gerald Griest; sist er and brother-in-law, Betty and Jim McGowan; brother, Bob Griest.Servic es will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, Oct. 19, 2001, at the Bethel Baptist Ch urch, 6370 New Carlisle Pike, Springfield, Ohio, with Pastor Randy Warn er and Rev. James Skedel officiating. Burial in Glen Haven Memorial Garden s. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. on Thursday at the Bethel Baptist Chu rch. Arrangements by the TROSTEL CHAPMAN & CHRISTMAS FUNERAL HOME, New Car lisle, Ohio.If desired, memorial contributions may be made to the Americ an Cancer Society.

[DI33959] Urbana Citizen and Gazette October 30, 1908
Abstracted News From Mechanicsburg by Fifty-Seven
Mr Martin Horr, aged about 70 years passed away Thursday morning Oct 22. Interment will be in Maple Grove Cemetery. A widow and two children are left, besides several children by a former marriage living in the west.

[HI33967] (Research):1880 Census Census Place:Pike, Clarke, Ohio Source:FHL Film 1254999 National Archives Film T9-0999 Page 16 7D Nathaniel RUSTSelfMMW37OHOcc:Day LaborerFa: OHMo: VA Julia E. RUSTWifeFMW32OHFa: OHMo: PA Hary J. RUSTSonMSW7OHFa: OHMo: OH Rachel A. RUSTDauFSW4OHFa: OHMo: OH Anson A. RUSTSonMSW1OHFa: OHMo: OH James R. HAULMAN OtherMSW23PAOcc:CarpenterFa: PAMo: PA

[HI33968] (Research):Kimball, LucindaSpouse : Fenner, Henzikiah Marriage date : Nov 22, 1838 County of record : Champaign Co. Sex : F

[HI33974] (Research):Baptisms: at Danbury Lutheran Church, Ottawa County, Ohio 1. Sheets, Violet Lucy Amanda, born 19, Nov. 1899 Toledo. Bapt. 16 Aug. 1 905 Sponsor: Mrs. John Bauman, Clara Reno, Mrs. Reno

[HI33977] (Research):Cem record give DOB 1861

[HI33983] (Research):Son of John Griest (1694-1748) and Martha Baldwin (1694-1751) The name is Welsh and was at one time spelled with an "e" on the end: GRIE STE. William Penn converted John Grieste to the Quaker faith and when t he friends were persecuted in the British Isles, John and his family of t en sons migrated to Holland. Sorry, but I do not know the name of John's w ife. After going to Holland, some of the sons married their and brought th eir Dutch wives over to Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland. John Gries te was settled on the Delaware prior to Penn's first visit to the colony p rior to 1682. he died in 1688. In 1694, his son GEORGE GRIEST was appoint ed to appraise land and in 1700 was one of the 113 inhabitants in and arou nd Chichester who signed a petition to the Governor and council to have t wo fairs in the town of Chichester (Chichester Twp, Delaware Co. on the Pe nna-Del line). His son John Griest, born in 1694, was the first squatt er on land west of the Susquehanna. He was forcibly removed and confin ed at Philadelphia for the offense of entering unpurchased Indian land s. In 1738, among the first settlers coming to this new land west of the S usquehanna River was John Griest, an English Quaker. Griest built for h is family a two-story limestone blockhouse, 16 foot square. The Griest hom e, erected only five years after Penn's heirspermitted land grants to be i ssued in York Co, Pa, was the first inn west of the river, know as "Ye O ld Valley Inn". In 1755, the title to the property passed to another own er and it was demolished in 1962 to make way for a shopping center. It w as located on the north side of Lincoln Highway, Route 30, two miles ea st of York, Pa. That was some information that my Aunt had found. She desc ribes her information as scattered records and old recollections carried d own through the family. I am a part of the 11th generation in the informat ion that I have so far been given. Aunt Paule is still living and could ha ve even more info, but for now here is a plot of "THE GENERATIONS" starti ng with John Grieste in the mid 1600's..also, please note that their a re no dates of birth or even death and no information of marriages for so me of the generations, but with time all of these mysteries will be uncove red....

Living in York County in the Index to the 1800 PA. Census GRIST John, John, Thomas, William. Willin GRIST is in Adams County.

Family researcher Bob Cooke Cookerl3@aol.com

[HI33984] (Research):d/o John Garretson (17152-1797) and Content Hussey (1715-1797)

[HI33988] (Research):Father: Joshua Vale b: 18 FEB 1757 in 'the Barrens", near Warrington, Meet ing House, Pa. Mother: Elizabeth Cleaver b: 1 APR 1757 in Upper Dublin, Philadelphia, Pen nsylvania

Peter Vale 1830 Census Washington Twp, York Co, Peter Vale 3 males und er 5, 1 female 5-10, himself @ 30-40, and female 20-30

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