Robinson-Yochem Genealogy Data Page 290 (Notes Pages)

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are direct ancestors of L Robinson

Yochem, Orville Earl (b. 16 Aug 1894, d. 18 Mar 1979)

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Tritch, Lena Glenn (b. 12 Jul 1896, d. 19 Mar 1971)
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CENSUS:
1900 Census; Franklin St., 1 ward Tucson, Pima, AZ (pct. 1),21 Jun 1900, page 120a, (image 63 of 82 on Genealogy.com); line 376/568/579 Franklin St.: Also Soundex: Soundex, Arizona census 1910, T632 Vol4 ED49 W.M. SE 23 L 93 Pima Co; Pet No: Twp Tucsan City Franklin St; enum with parents and 4 siblings;
Lena S. Tritch, Dau, age 3, b Jul 1897 in CA, fb IN, mb MO

1910 census living with parents and 3 brothers.

1920 Census; Long Beach, LA, CA; 1135 E. Seventh St., dwelling #286, family #485, ancestry.com; enum with parents and brother;
Tritch, Lena, dau, age 23, single, able to read & write, occ: stenographer at shipyard, b CA, fb IN, mb MO.

1930 Census, Los Angeles County, California, Long Beach Township, City of
Long Beach, address of 112 Roycroft, Dwelling #63, Family #99 has Lena G. as
wife, living in the household of Orville E. Yochem, age 33, married at age
25, able to read and write, born in California, father born in Indiana,
mother born in Missouri.

!DEATH-CREMATION: Death Cert; 1971; Lisa in possession of certified copy; died of pulmonary m? due to metasticised cancer of the breast; CREMATED in Roosevelt Crematory; informant Orville E. Yochem.

SSDI: Lena G. Yochem, b 12 Jul 1896 in CA, d 15 Mar 1971 (V), last residence 92647 (Huntington Beach, Orange, CA), SSN: 559-68-1881, issued: CA.

OCCUPATIONS: She taught piano, played piano in an old time theater, and was a secretary at the SouthWest ship yards at Teminal Island, CA, where Orville was her boss before they were married. Hobby: oil painting.

RESIDENCES: (reverse order)
Huntington Beach, Orange, CA: Retirement till death
Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA: 1904 - ?(retirement)
Nogales, AZ
Lompoc, CA: 1st Grade
Ontario, California: birth - .
Event: Type: Census 1920
Date: 1920
Event: Type: Census 1910
Date: 1910
Place: Tuscon, Pima, AZ
Event: Type: Census 1900
Date: 1900
Event: Type: Census 1930
Date: 3 Apr 1930
Place: Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
Death: 19 Mar 1971 Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
Burial: 23 Mar 1971 cremated at Roosevelt Crematory, and ashes scattered at sea
Cause: metasticised cancer of the breast
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Yochem, John Mathias (b. 19 Apr 1860, d. 16 Apr 1943)
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BIRTH: birth date was 19 Apr 1860, based on death certificate and date of Apr 1860 based on 1900 census. His granddaughters are certain these dates are accurate, and 1865 would have been way too late. Found infant baptism records for a John Nicholas, born 31 March 1865, but didn't find a John Mathias...? Here's the info on John Nicholas:
BIRTH-CHRISTENING: Catholic Church, St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception, Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana, baptisims 1857-1893, film #1888199, item 3-11; item 3, p 13, line 1;
Joannis Nicolaui, born 31 Mar 1865, christened 7 May 1865, parents Mathia Jochum and Helena Rosenback of Germany, of parish St. Mariae, Godparents Mathias Krings and Barbara Tilmann of Germany, of parish St. Mariae, performed by Vicar Julius Becks.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage Cert; 24 Oct 1893; Lisa in possession of photocoy; John M Yochem, Michigan City, IN and Eliza A Gimple, Michigan City, IN, married by W C Gordon, Pastor First Congregational Church.
County Clerks Office, La Porte, IN and marriage application supplement, lists - Jochen, John M to Eliza A Gemple received a marriage license on 21 Oct 1893; marriage date 24 Oct 1893; filed 17 Nov 1893; RL-P 197.

MARRIAGE: Newspaper photocopy from Jean; 24 Oct 1893; Roeskeville, IN.
Yochem-Gimpel
Tuesday afternoon J.M. Yochem, formerly of this city, and Miss Eliza Ge\impel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gimpel, residents of Roeskeville, were united in marriage at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Warner, 213 Spring street. Only members of the two families were present at the ceremony which was performed by Rev. W.C. Gordon of the Congregational church.
Mr. and Mrs. Yochem left the city at 5 o'clock for Chicago where they will remain for a few days, visiting the fair, previous to going to San Francisco, Cal., where they will in the future reside.
Mr. yhochem was a candy manufacturer of this city several years ago and is well and favorably known to many citic=zens, while Mrs. Yochem is a young lady of many admirable traits of character and whose many friends will tender their congratulations.

!DEATH-BURIAL-SPOUSE-PARENTS-OCCUPATION: Death Cert; 1943; Lisa in possession of photocopy; Died of Paralysis Anginus; BURIAL: Angeles Abbey Mausoleum, Compton, CA, crypt 501 or 508, corridor Four, Building "F".

OBITUARY: Photocopy from Jean;
JOHN M. YOCHEM
John M. Yochem, 82, of 4134 Linden Avenue died yesterday at his home. He was born in Michigan City, Ind., and lived for a time in Illinois before coming to California in 1878, and located in Long Beach in 1919. He was a former real estate dealer.
Surviving are the widow, Eliza; a son Orville E. Yochem, Long Beach, and three sisters, Mesdames Ed Langheind, Mountain Grove, Mo.; Mary Twomey, Los Angeles, and Ella Saunders, Gresham, Ore.
The funeral will be Monday at 1:30 p.m. from the chapel of Mottell's Mortuary. Entombment will be in Angeles Abbey Mausoleum.

SSDI: John M. Yochem, b 4/19/1860 in IN, d 4/16/1943 in Los Angeles Co., CA, age 82 yrs, mother's maiden: Rosenbach, Father Last: Yochem, no SSN listed.

CENSUS:
1860 Census, Michigan City, LaPorte, Indiana; 4 Jun 1860; film 0803275, p 391, ln 26; listed with parents under Max Gochum;
ln 30; John , age 2/12, M, b ".

1870 census try Michigan City, La Porte, IN

1880 Census, Michigan City, LaPorte, Indiana;FHL Film 1254291 National Archives Film T9-0291 Page 38C; listed with under mother, Ellen Yochum, and 5 siblings;
John YOCHUM Son M Single White age20 b IN
Occ: Laborer Fa: PRUSSIA Mo: PRUSSIA.

CENSUS: 1900 Census Vol 13 ED 65 S1 Line 36 Los Angeles county, CA;
Yochem, John M head M wt b Apr 1859 m 7 yrs b IN parents b Germany, owns a resturant, read, write English;
Eliza A. wife F wt b 1868/9 (31) m 7 yrs b IN parents b Germany read, writes;
Orville E. son M wt b Aug 1894 (5) b CA parents b IN at school;
Gimple, Mary mother-in-law F wt b Nov 1834 (65) m b Germany parent b Germany read, write English, immigrated in 1865 - 35 years in the US, Naturalized.

CENSUS: 1910 Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA; 22 Apr 1910; film #1374095, v 040, Enum Dist 0171, visitation 0020, LA Precinct 126, ln 73-75;
73) Yochem, John M., head, M, W, age 50, 1st marriage, 16 yrs, b Indiana, father & mother b Germany, speaks English, occupation Agent of Real Estate, 10 mo. working on own, yes able to work, rents home, 11 farm schedule, 0 working in military, 2 or 8 for whether blind (both eyes), X for whether deaf;
74) Eliza A, wife, F, W, age 41, 1st marriage, m 16 yrs, 1 child, 1 living, b Indiana, parents b Germany, speaks English, no occupation, yes able to work;
75) Orville E, son, M, W, age 15, single, b California, parents b Indiana, no occupation, yes able to work.

1920 census in Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA on 6 Jan 1920; ED#100;precinct #53; sheet 6A. John rents.
Yochem [Yocham in index], John M Head 58 IN ??/German ??/German
Eliza A wife 52 IN ??/German ??/German
Orville E son 25 CA IN IN Accountant in a shipyard

1930 census:

BIOGRAPHY:
Occupation: Ran away from home at 14, at age 17 owned 40 acres in what is now the heart of Spokane, WA where he also bought horses and broke them, furniture store in San Pedro, house movers, resturant owner, candy store, etc., Real Estate and Investments (as noted on death certificate).
Occupational notes from Grand-daughter, Jean, 22 Jan 1979: He left home when he was about 11 years old and claimed he learned to read off railroad box cars. He traded horses with Indians, had a candy store, furniture store in San Pedro, a house moving business, started restaurants and then sold them -- (had one of the first after the San Francisco fire), tried raising potatoes near Idaho Falls, Idaho, also invested in real estate. He did many things during his life, but didn't stick to any one for long.
Notes from grand daughter Pat - The family was probably Catholic. John Yochem's father died when he was 10. John Mathias had no schooling. He left home at 11 or 14, as he felt he bore the bulk of responsibility for the family, even though he wasn't the oldest brother. At age 17 John had 40 acres in Spokan, WA. It was during this time that he bought horses from the Indians. He would buy horses to break, then sell them. One time he was captured by the Indians when his horses looked liked some that had been stolen from them, but they released him when the horses wouldn't respond to Indian commands. He had a candy store in Salt Lake City, Utah, which he considered his only failure, which he pulled out of due to feuding between the Mormon and non-Mormon employees. Furniture stores may have been a specialty; he had one at the time Orville was born, he had one in Red Mountain, Randsburg, CA, a small mining town. He was a land speculator in Coos Bay, OR, and elsewhere. He was an entrepuer who opened new business, then sold out. Upon hearing about the San Fransisco earthquake, he took a load of wagon supplies and sold it out. He was in the Yukon, Canada, during the gold rush. He did business on a hand shake, and considered himself a good judge of character, and would lend money on a handshake He was a carpenter at one time. Orville tells of a camping trip vacation his family went on to Klamath Falls, OR, when he was 10 (abt 1904). Orville walked the entire distance along side the family wagon. When they arrived, John wanted to go fishing, so he built a rowboat. Around 1931 he received a Walnut Grove in El Monte, CA in payment of a loan. They stayed in a little apartment with no electricty, over the irrigation pumps. The roars of lions could be heard from a nearby lion farm. Orville recalls living in 21 to 25 places in Los Angeles alone while growing up. John couldn't stand to live in a house for more than six months and would move, even if it was just across the street. He had many fascinating stories to tell of his varied adventures. In his later years, he had Parkinson's. Pat remembers comments that the Yochem's spoke high German, and the Gimpel's low German.

Notes from ggdaughter Marianne:
A family story is that he was the first one to open up a restaurant in San Francisco immediately after the earthquake (1906), and sold it at a profit when a 2nd resturant opened. He had a premonition that something had happened to his father. At that exact time, his father was accidentally killed while chopping wood, when his ax came off its handle striking him in the chest. (1870 Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana.)
Note from Pat: At age ten, John had a vision (not a premoniton). When returning home he learned it was true.
In Pat V's version, Mathias was killed while working in a basement, where an object, hurled through the air, struck and killed him. They traveled extesnively overseas and abroad.
One time while he and Eliza were visiting his sister Mary on Hawaii, he sudenly had the urge to leave immediately, and wanted to take the next boat off the island. Eliza convinced him to wait till the next day when a boat was leaving for the states.
They enjoyed camping at O'dell Lake, OR.
Notes from ggdaughter Lisa:
Grandpa Yochem, told that his father, John Mathias, held a great many different kinds of jobs. He started working at a very young age. When applying for a job, he always told the employers he had the desired experience (even if he did not), and he usually got the job. He was smart, and picked up quickly on how to do the new job, so no one ever caught on.
Also recalls the ax story.

RESIDENCES:
Long Beach, LA, CA -1943
Idaho Falls, ID
San Francisco, CA 1906
San Pedro, CA 1899
Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana 1893-1896 (at least)
Spokane, WA ~1877.
Source: (Death)
Title: Death Certificate of John M. Yochem
Event: Type: Census 1920
Date: 6 Jan 1920
Place: Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
Event: Type: Census 1910
Date: 22 Apr 1910
Place: Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
Event: Type: Census 1900
Date: 1 Jun 1900
Place: Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
Event: Type: Census 1880
Date: 25 Jun 1880
Place: Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana
Event: Type: Census 1870
Date: 1870
Event: Type: Census 1860
Date: 4 Jun 1860
Place: Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana
Event: Type: Census 1930
Date: 1930
Residence: Date: 1893
Place: Married in Michigan City, La Porte, MI
Residence: Date: BET. 1860 - 1870
Place: lived in Michigan City, La Porte, MI
Residence: Date: 1894
Place: Son born in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
Residence: Date: 1922
Place: owned several lots in Twin Falls, Idaho and Long Beach
Residence: Date: 1943
Place: Died in Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
Death: 16 Apr 1943 Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
Burial: 19 Apr 1943 Angeles Abbey Mauseleum, Compton, California crypt 501 or 508
Cause: Paralysis Anginus
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Gimpel, Eliza Augusta (b. 4 Jun 1868, d. 30 Jan 1964)
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!DEATH-BURIAL: Death Cert; 1964; Lisa in possession of certified copy; died of cerebral thrombosis (stroke) due to generalized hardening of the arteries; BURIAL: Angeles Abbey Mausoleum, Compton, CA, Crypt 501 or 508, Corridor 4, Bldg F.

SSDI: Eliza A. Yochem, b 6/4/1868 in IN, d 1/30/1964 in Orange Co., CA, age 95 yrs, residence: La Habra, no SSN listed.

IMMIGRATION: From a book on German imigrants Marianne looked up: Came over 1865 (based on 1900 Census of John Mathias Yochem) Maria Meese came from Ger Electric from St. Thomas to NY and landed 15 Nov 1865. She had Ernistine Meese age 23 with her.

CENSUS:
1880 Census Michigan, La Porte, Indiana
Source: FHL Film 1254291 National Archives Film T9-0291 Page 4D;
listed with parents and 2 siblings;
Eliza GIMPEL Dau F S W 12 IN
Occ: At Home Fa: SAXAN Mo: MACKLENBURG.

CHURCH: She entered the First Congregational Church, Michigan, on 31 Dec 1890 (Eliza Gimple) from Church records. She was dropped from the church 25 Jan 1922 (Mrs. Eliza Yocum) becuase she moved to CA.

DIRECTORY: Michigan City, IN, 1893-1894, ancestry.com
Eliza Gimpel, occ: Dressmaker, 213 Pine, Michigan, IN.

BIOGRAPHY:
Nickname "Alice", per father's will.
Occupational Notes from Grand-Daughter, Jean, 22 Jan 1979: The only things I remember is she helped in the furniture store, and when John was gone off running all over she took in sewing.
Note from Grand-Daughter Pat - Took up sewing when John was land speculating. She sewed for Florance (Florance Ave., Long Beach, CA).
She lived in IN without John two times, staying with her mother. She had a brother and a sister. Her husband spoke high German, though she spoke low German. When they visited Europe for the Passion Play in Oberamagod (sp?), they could only understand her.
Related to Roesky family of Michigan City (uncle?) In 1935 thier mill was still there, probably had a township named after them (Roeskeville); Mill Owner, was politically well known in Michigan City.
Event: Type: Census 1920
Date: 6 Jan 1920
Place: Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
Event: Type: Census 1910
Date: 1910
Event: Type: Census 1900
Date: 1 Jun 1900
Place: Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
Event: Type: Census 1880
Date: 4 Jun 1880
Place: Michigan, La Porte, Indiana
Event: Type: Census 1870
Date: 1870
Event: Type: Census 1930
Date: 1930
Residence: Date: 1893
Place: Married in Michigan City, La Porte, MI
Residence: Date: 1868
Place: Born in Michigan City, La Porte, MI
Residence: Date: 1894
Place: Son born in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
Residence: Date: BET. 1943 - 1960
Place: lived in Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
Residence: Date: 1964
Place: died in Garden Grove, Orange, California (a nursing home)
Death: 30 Jan 1964 Garden Grove, Orange, California
Burial: 31 Jan 1964 Angeles Abbey Mauseleum, Compton, California crypt 501 or 508
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Tritch, Joseph Gear (b. 10 Jun 1857, d. 26 Oct 1927)
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MARRIAGE: Certificate copy held by Marianne. Marriage certificate for Joseph G. Tritch and Mary C. Cronister for 9 Sep 1879, Avalon, MO

!DEATH-BIRTH: Death Cert; 26 Oct 1927; Lisa in possession of certified copy; died of Myocarditis; BIRTH: Some notes place birth date at 5 Jun 1857, Death certificate states birth date of 10 Jun 1857, in Fort Wayne, Indiana - This is the date used; father William Thomas Tritch of PA, mother Mary Hatfield of Dayton, OH; length of residence 22 years in Long Beach, CA; 36 years in CA, witnessed by Mrs. Mary Charlotte Tritch; BURIAL: date of burial 28 Oct 1927 in Sunnyside Mausoleum, Long Beach, CA; 26 Oct 1927 purchased crypts at Abbey Mausoleum, Palm Cemetery at the junction of Cherry Ave and an Antonio Dr, tier I 408, row I, family suite for $300.

OBITUARY: Marianne has copy.
Obit for Joseph Tritch dated 27 Oct 1927 in the Daily Report, Ontario, CA,
page 2:
Former Ontarian called by Death - Funeral services will be held tomorrow
at Long Beach for Joseph Tritch, formerly of Ontario, who died at his beach
home Tuesday night.
He was the brother of Mrs. [Emma] Koller of 741 West A. street, and an
uncle of Miss Geneva Tritch, East Carleton street.
Besides the widow, he leaves to mourn his passing five children, Carl,
Bart, Monte, Max and Mrs. Lena Yocum.
Before moving to Long Beach he lived in Ontario and will be well
remembered by Ontarians of long standing.

CENSUS:
1850 Census, Indiana p 32 Root twp Adams Co., IN Indiana Census p290, 146 Washington twp, Allen Co., Ind. 18th day of Sept; and 1860 Census, 8 Jun Census p 21, Washington twp, Allen Co. , Indiana;

1860 Census, 8 Jun Census, Washington twp, Allen Co., Indiana, p 257, dwelling 146, ln 39 enumerated with parents, step-bro, and 2 siblings;
Tritch, Joseph G. 3 IN.

1870 Census; Fairview Twp, Livingston, MO, dwelling & family #91; enum w/parents & 2 siblings;
Joseph Tritch, son, age 13, b IN;

1880; Fairview Twp, Livingston, MO; 7 Jun 1880, enum dist 174, p 8, ln 3-4, dwelling 75, family 77; film 1254700; living next door to his father, William Tritch, and in same town as Mary's family;
Tritch, Joseph, white male, age 23, married, Farmer, b IN, fb PA, mb OH;
Mary, white female, age 19, wife, married, Keeping house, b MO, fb PA, mb OH.

Fairview, Livingstong, MO abt 1881
1886-1888 - KS
1893-1899 - CA (Ontario, CA in 1896

1900 Census; Franklin St., 1 ward Tucson, Pima, AZ (pct. 1),21 Jun 1900, page 120a, (image 63 of 82 on Genealogy.com); line 376/568/579 Franklin St.: Also Soundex: Soundex, Arizona census 1910, T632 Vol4 ED49 W.M. SE 23 L 93 Pima Co; Pet No: Twp Tucsan City Franklin St;
Joseph Tritch H 42 Jun 1857 in IN PA OH married 21 yrs
Mary C W 49 Feb 1861 in MO PA OH 6 kids, 5 living
Carl M Son 19 Jun 1881 in MO IN MO
Barton H Son 14 Apr 1886in KS IN MO
Mont V Son 12 Mar 1888 in KS IN MO
Max M Son 6 Aug 1893 in CA IN MO
Lena S Dau 3 Jul 1897 in CA IN MO
Curtis, John N renter 50 Jul 1849 in England Eng Eng
On the same lot as John and Elvira Bauer, both born in CA. Jospeh reads, writes, speaks English, rents home.

Lompoc, Santa Barbara, CA
Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA 1904 - death (1927).

1910 Census; not found yet.

1920 Census; Long Beach, LA, CA; 1135 E. Seventh St., dwelling #286, family #485, ancestry.com
TRITCH, Joseph G., head, age 63, occ: none, b IN, fb PA, mb OH, home mortgaged, able to read & write;
Mary, wife, age 59, married, occ: none, b MO, fb PA, mb OH
Max, son, age 26, single, occ: laborer, b CA, fb IN, mb MO
Lena, dau, age 23, single, occ: stenographer at shipyard, b CA, fb IN, mb MO.

History of Hamilton County Ohio, CHAPTER XI MILITARY HISTORY OF HAMILTONCOUNTY lists a Joseph Tritch.

BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Notes from Grand-Daughter, Jean, 22 Jan 1979: He was in the building trade, a plasterer. [Joseph Gear Tritch was a plasterer 1893-1895 (only listing) in Ontario city directories] They moved to Arizona the first couple of years after Lena was born, and then moved to Long Beach and lived on 7th Street the rest of the time, until the last few years of Mary's life, when the house was sold and she moved up to live with Carl in Washington. All of Lena's brothers were in the building trade. Lena said they went to church "twice on Sundays".
Notes from Grand-Daughter, Pat: Joseph Tritch born in Ft. Wayne, IN m Mary C. Cronister. Max Tritch and wife Elizabeth are related - Elizabeth's mother was Lena Tritch's cousin & Olive Robertson was Mollie Cronister's neice.. Elizabeth died at age 61, 1 to 2 weeks before Orville Yochem's death. Joseph was a plasterer; a railroad man in Nogales, Ariz. Moved to Lompoc, not Long Beach - Grandma had her early schooling there.

RESIDENCES:
0) Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana 1857 -
1) Fairview, Livingstong, MO abt 1881
2) Kansas abt 1886/1888
3) Ontario, San Bernadino, CA ~1893
4) Nogales, Arizona
5) Lompoc, San Luis Obispo, CA
6) Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA 1904 - death (1927).
Death: 26 Oct 1927 Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
Burial: 28 Oct 1927 Sunnyside Mausoleum, Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
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Cronister, Mary Charlotte (b. 24 Feb 1861, d. 1 Jan 1951)
Note:

!DEATH-BIRTH: Death Cert; 1951; Lisa in possession of certified copy; Died of natural causes without a doctor's attention; BURIAL: Cyperss Lawn Cemetery, Everett, Snohomish, WA on 3 Jan 1951 (day is illegible, and may be 3 or 8, but it's likely 3 since 3 Jan 1951 is the date the record was received by the local registrar, then the certificate was stamped 9 Jan 1951; BIRTH: Birth date of 23 Feb 1861 derived from Death Certificate; informant Carl Tritch (son).

!BURIAL: Cypress Lawn Cemetery (Mary Tritch).

BIRTH-CONFLICT: Death certificate has b 23 Feb 1861, whereas other sources show 24 Feb 1861, such as IGI records; Also conflict on place of birth - according to death cert, Quincy, IL according to IGI.
Pat Robinson thought Mary was born in Chillicothe,Livingston, MO, but asearch of local records by Marianne Busher found no record of the birththere.

CENSUS:
1870 census with mother, parents, 6 siblings, sister-in-law, and grandmomor great aunt.

1880 census with In-laws, husband.

1900 Census; Tucson City Precint, Pima, Arizona; Franklin St., ED 49, dwelling #568, family #579; enumerated with husband and daughter;
Mary C. Tritch wife b Feb 1861 age 39 m 21 yrs, 6 children - 5 living. b Missouri, b of father PA, b of mother

1910 census with husband, 4 children.

1920 Census; Long Beach, LA, CA; ancestry.com; enumerated with parents and bro. Max;
TRITCH, Lena, dau, age 23, single, occ: stenographer at shipyard, b CA, fb IN, mb MO.

1930 Census; Long Beach Twp, Los Angeles, California; dwelling #401, family #504;
Mary C. Tritch, head, owns home valued at $9000, has radio, age 69, widowed, married at age 18, unable to read and write, born in MO, fb PA, mb OH;
Bart H. Tritch, son, age 44, b KS
Max M. Tritch, son, age 37, b CA.

NOTES: went by "Molly", she pronounced Charlotte (Shar lot);
Her family moved from MO to KS when she was 5 years old, in a covered wagon. She had six kids, one died at age 2 (boy named Orville). Pat has seen a picture of Orville. Mary was very pretty when young.
Chilicoth, MO has no record of her birth there. So she was probably an unrecorded birth. Marianne personally went through many volumes of huge old record books looking for her record.
Olive (Robertson?) was a neice to Mary.

RESIDENCES:
Chillicothe, Missouri 1860-1861
Kansas, just after it was opened up, ~1866 Moved to Kansas when she was 5 years old, New Territory
Fairview Township, Livingston, MO ~1880
Ontario, San Bernadino, CA ~1896
Nogales, , AZ
Lompoc, San Luis Obispo, CA
Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA 1904 - 1943
WA 1943 - 1951.

ANCESTRY: Scotish, Irish, Pennsylvania Dutch, and Yankee.
Death: 1 Jan 1951 Everett, Snohomish, Washington
Burial: 3 Jan 1951 Cypress Lawn Cem, Everett, Snohomish, Washington
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Jochum or Jochim, Mathias (b. 1820, d. 8 Nov 1870)
Note: BIRTH: 1820 date from headstone. May have been born in Saxony or Luxemburg. From the Rhine Valley of Germany.

!DEATH-BURIAL: 8 Nov 1870 from headstone inscription, lot #20 West, block no. 4 W, Calvary Cemetery, Michigan, City, IN, which is now part of Greenwood Cemetery.
Inscription reads "Mathias Jochim, b 1820, d Nov. 8, 1870";
Lot purchases of Calvary Cemetery, 1865, Michigan City, IN, p 17, lot 20; Jochum, Mathias purchased 1/2 lot, 23 March 1865, paid $5.00; (Mathias is believed to have been accidentally killed while chopping wood, when his ax came off its handle, striking him in the chest. Another relative heard it was from some kind of construction accident where an object flew through the air and hit him in the chest.)
said to have died when John was 10. Also supposedly was a civil warveteran, and Catholic.

!SPOUSE-CHILDREN:
Catholic Church, St. Ambrose, Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana, Church records, 1837-1857, copied by LDS Church, film #1888162, item 19; infant baptism of first child;
(originally in Latin);
Margaret Yucum - In the year of our Lord 1855, Vicar Thomas Flyn presided at the infant baptism, born to Mathias Yucum and Hellena Yucum, Margareta, in the Ambrosia congregation, before the presense of Jo Hunsorg and Margarita Rosenbar.
Catholic Church, St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception, Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana, baptisms 1857-1893, film #1888199, item 3-11;
Christening records of six children; enumerated with spouse.
p 2, line 8 from the bottom;
Jakob, christened 10 Oct 1858, born 4 Oct 1858, parents Jakob Jochum and Helena Jochum Rozenbach of parish St. Ambrosea, Godparents Jakob Rosenback and Maria Haun(?) of Germany, of parish St. Mariae, performed by Vicar Andreus Tusch.
p 6, line 8 from the bottom;
Mariae Catherinae, born 29 Dec 1861, christened 12 Jan 1862, parents Mathia Jochum and Helena Rosenbach of Germany, of parish St. Mariae, Godparents Antonius Hein and Catarina Baul of Germany, of parish St. Mariae, performed by Vicar Gerogius Heinez.
p 9, line 24 from top/8 from bottom;
Mariae, born 19 Sep 1863, christened 11 Oct 1863, parents Mathia Jochem and Helena Rosenbach of Germany, of parish St. Mariae, Godparents Joannis Schneider and Maria Orr(Ott) of Germany, of parish St. Mariae, performed by Vicar Gerogius Heinez.
p 13, line 1;
Joannis Nicolaui, born 31 Mar 1865, christened 7 May 1865, parents Mathia Jochum and Helena Rosenback of Germany, of parish St. Mariae, Godparents Mathias Krings and Barbara Tilmann of Germany, of parish St. Mariae, performed by Vicar Julius Becks.
p 14, line 29 from top/5 from bottom;
Josephi Emanuelis, born 23 Jun 1866, christened 1 Jul 1866, parents Mathia Jochum and Helena Rosenbach of Germany, of parish St. Mariae, Godparents Josephus Montag and Barbara Orr of Germany, of parish St. Mariae, performed by Vicar Julius Becks.
p 18, #29, line 2;
Helenae Veronicae, born 30 May 1868, christened 11 Jun 1868, parents Mathia Jochum and Helena Rosenbach of Hibern., of parish St. Mariae, Godparents Valentinus Hansen and Magdalena Wings of Germany, of parish St. Mariae, performed by Vicar Julius Becks.

CENSUS:
1860 Census, Michigan City, LaPorte, Indiana; 4 Jun 1860; film 0803275, p 391, ln 26; (index lists him as Max Gochum)
26) Mat Gochum, age 46, M, Laborer, $100 RE, $20 PE, b Prussia;
27) Ellen " , age 34, F, b Prussia;
28) Margaret , age 5, F, b Ind.
29) Jacob , age 1, M, b "
30) John , age 2/12, M, b ".

1867-Bridgeport, Morrill, NE

1870-died in Michigan City, La Porte, IN

1870 Mortality census; try Michigan City, La Porte, IN. Look for obituary.

MILITARY: Maybe Civil War in Indiana.

NOTES:
From Great-Grand-daughter Jean; 22 Jan 1979: Both (Mathias Yochem and Helena Rosenbach) were from the Rhine Valley of Germany. Jean has pictures.
GGdau Pat:
They think Mathias' family was well off (his parents); owned a mill, possibly.
Spoke High German. Mathias may have come to America from Saxony with a Roesky (pronounced Risky), who was related by marriage (Gimpel's). They probably headed straight for Michigan City. Roesky later owned a mill in Michigan City. Patricia remembers visiting the Mill Pond as a youth.

Mathias or his family changed surname from JOACHIM to YOCHEM.
Death: 8 Nov 1870 Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana
Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Michigan City, LaPorte, Indiana
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Rosenbach, Maria Helena (b. 11 Apr 1826, d. 6 May 1896)
Note:

!BIRTH: Parish Records for the St. Matthias Catholic Church in Grenderich, Rhineland, Preussen, Germany, 1822-1891, film #1336832, item 2; Maria Helena Rosenbach, born 11 Apr 1826, 3 pm; christened 11 Apr 1826 at 8 pm; parents Mathias Rosenbach and Catharina Peifer; Godparents Maria Helena Hammes (single), and Mathias Peifer (adolescent), of Grenderich.

!BURIAL: Greenwood Cemetery, Michigan City, LaPorte, IN, Calvary Cem. section, lot 20 West, grave no. 2578 or 1W; Helena Jochim, age 70.

FUNERAL handout:
Sacred to the Memory of
Helena Yochem
(nee Rosenbach)
Born in Grenreich Germany Ap. 11, 1826.
Died in Neola, Iowa May 6th 1896.
Buried in Michigan City, Ind. May 9th 1896.
PRAYER.
O God, who in the ranks of Mothers hast caused thy handmaid Helena to stand before Thee, in the responsible place of a Christian Mother, Grand we beseech Thee, that she may be joined onto that company of pious Mothers, in everlasting blessedness, through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen.
Request of the children
Margareth, Jacob, John, Catherine, Maria, Joseph & Helena.

OBITUARY: Photocopy from Jean, believed from Michigan City, IN;
The remains of Mrs. Ellen Yochem, who died Wednesday morning in Neola, Ia., will be brought here this afternoon at 4:45 o'clock, and will be taken to the home of Jacob Burkhart, 703 east Michigan street. The funeral will occur tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock from St. Mary's church. Rev. Father Bleckmann officiating.

OBITUARY: received from Connie Pracht, Mar 2004:
Michigan City Evening Dispatch, Wed. 6 May 1896, p. 1, c. 5
Death of Mrs. Ellen Yochem. A telegram was received in the city this
forenoon from Neola, Ia., announcing the death of Mrs. Ellen Yochem,
which occurred at 8 o�uclock this morning. The deceased was a former
resident of the city, having resided near the Michigan Central eating
house on the east side. She left here several months ago for Neola,
Iowa, to make her home with her children, several of whom reside at that
place. The deceased was 69 years of age. Six children survive her.
They are John Yochem, of Los Angeles, Cal., Mrs. Maggie Baxter, Mrs.
Edward Langheine, Joseph Yochem, Jacob Yochem and Miss Ellen Yochem, all
of Neola, Iowa. The remains will be brought here on Friday for burial.

Michigan City Evening Dispatch, Fri. 8 May 1896, p. 1, c. 3
Funeral of Mrs. Ellen Yochem. The remains of the late Mrs. Ellen
Yochem, who died Wednesday at her home in Neola, Iowa, will be brought
to the city either this afternoon or evening for burial. The funeral
will be held Saturday morning at 9 o�uclock from St. Mary�us Church, Rev.
Father Bleckmann officiating.

Michigan City Evening News, Fri, 8 May 1896, p. 2, c. 3
Brought Here for Burial. The remains of Mrs. Ellen Yochem, who died
Wednesday morning in Neola, Ia., will be brought here this afternoon at
4:45 o�uclock, and will be taken to the home of Jacob Burkhart, 703 east
Michigan Street. The funeral will occur tomorrow morning at 9 o�uclock
from St. Mary�us church, Rev. Father Bleckmann officiatin.

Michigan City Evening News, Sat. 9 May, 1896, p. 3, c. 4
The funeral, of Mrs. Ellen Yochem, whose death occurred in Neola, Ia.,
was held this morning at 9 o�uclock from St. Mary�us church, Rev. Father
Bleckmann officiating.

!SPOUSE-CHILDREN:
Catholic Church, St. Ambrose, Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana, Church records, 1837-1857, copied by LDS Church, film #1888162, item 19; infant baptism of first child, Margaret Yucum.
Catholic Church, St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception, Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana, baptisms 1857-1893, copied by LDS Church, film #1888199, item 3-11;
Christening records of six children; enumerated with spouse.
Jakob, Mariae Catherinae, Mariae, Joannis Nicolaui, Josephi Emanuelis, and Helenae Veronicae.

CENSUS:
1860 Census, Michigan City, LaPorte, Indiana; 4 Jun 1860; film 0803275, p 391, ln 26; listed with husband and 3 children under Max Gochum;
ln 27; Ellen " , age 34, F, b Prussia.

1870 census; try Michigan City, La Porte, IN

1880 Census, Michigan City, LaPorte, Indiana; FHL Film 1254291 National Archives Film T9-0291 Page 38C ; listed with 6 children; NOTE: Children Jacob, Katie, Mary and Joseph, are also listed in other Censuses;
Relat sex marr race age born
Ellen YOCHUM Self F D W 54 PRUSSIA
Occ: Keeping House Fa: PRUSSIA Mo: PRUSSIA
Jacob YOCHUM Son M S W 21 IN
Occ: Laborer Fa: PRUSSIA Mo: PRUSSIA
John YOCHUM Son M S W 20 IN
Occ: Laborer Fa: PRUSSIA Mo: PRUSSIA
Katie YOCHUM Dau F S W 18 IN
Fa: PRUSSIA Mo: PRUSSIA
Mary YOCHUM Dau F S W 16 IN
Fa: PRUSSIA Mo: PRUSSIA
Joseph YOCHUM Son M S W 14 IN
Occ: Laborer Fa: PRUSSIA Mo: PRUSSIA
Ellen YOCHUM Dau F S W 12 IN
Fa: PRUSSIA Mo: PRUSSIA

1887- daughter married in Bloomington, Clinton, OH

IMMIGRATION: Believed to have immigrated with her brother Jacob Rosenbach and his family, in a quasi-forced relocation of 530 persons from Senheim, Grenderich, Liesenich, Mittelstrimmig and Altstrimmig. In 1852, during a time of great poverty, these 5 communities paid the expense for those poor willing to relocate to America. A letter was written in 2002 by a gentleman hoping to find descendants of those deported.
Jacob Rosenbach and Margarethe nee Michels are listed as passengers on the ship "Oregon", with Captain W. Sirth, departure: 26 May 1852, Arrival: New York, 16 Jul 1852.
Source: http://www.umstead.org/koblenzemigrants1852.html as of 10/2003, Arnold Gossler, agossler@t-online.de
Here are the Rosenbachs I found on the Oregon arriving at the port of NewYork on July 17, 1852. (other than Jacob and Margaretha)
Helena Rosenbach
Age-24
Gender-Female
Occupation-Laborer
Date of arrival-July 17, 1852
Final destination-US
Purpose for travel-Staying in US
Ship-Oregon
Captain-W Hirth
Manifest ID 00007165
Port of embarkation-Liverpool
Mode of travel-steerage

Cath. 16 mos
Joh. Pet. 3
Margt. 8

The remainder of the information on these children is identical to thatof Helena.

RELIGION: Catholic; St. Mary of the Immaculate Concetion parish, Michigan City, LaPorte, Indiana; probably St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Neola, Pottawattamie, Iowa.

RESIDENCES:
1826-~1854 Grenderich, Rhineland, Preussen, Germany
~1854 Immigrated to America with her brother, Jacob
~1855-1875 Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana
Have not located where she lived; not found with children found
-1896 Neola, Pottawattamie, Iowa.
Note: Same picture was used for obituary in the newspaper.
Christening: 11 Apr 1826 Grenderich, Senheim, Zell, Rheinland, Preussen
Death: 6 May 1896 Neola, Pottawattamie, Iowa
Burial: Greenwood Cem., Michigan City, Laporte, Indiana
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Gimpel, Johann Gottfried (b. 3 Apr 1824, d. 5 Feb 1895)
Note: BIRTH: film 1194376, Kirch in Altenburg (Sachen-Altenburg) Taufen 1821-1826; 1824, no. 144;
Son Joh: Gottfried; father Joh: Xstoph (Christoph) GIMPEL; mother: Sophie POHLE, b 3 Apr (1824) at 3 p.m.; baptised the same day; witnesses include Johanna GIMPEL, daughter of Michael GIMPEL and Rosine POHLER, daughter of deceased Jacob POHLE (maybe the grandfather?).
NOTE: Drescha is a small village in the Duchy of Sachsen-Anhalt, close to Altenburg. In 1912 there were 212 residents.

!MARRIAGE: Index to marriage records, La Porte, IN 1850-1920, Vol III I-M p.60 ; a marriage license was issued 1 Jan 1866.

!DEATH: 1895; Death certificate; Lisa in possession of photocopy; cause of death Brights Disease. Also: Death Records Ch9 p34 of La Porte, IN.

!BURIAL: Gravestone in Calvary Cem. part of Greenwood Cemetery, Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana, grave no. 2330;
John Gimple, age 73, burial Feb 6, 1895, died in Roeskeville, IN.

OBITUARY: photocopy from Jean;
Death of John Gimple.
John Gimple, residing in Roeskeville, whose severe illness had been mentioned by THE NEWS, died at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening. His death was due to kidney and stomach troubles, with which he had been afflicted for over a year. He had been confined to his home about four months, and of late it was realized that he could not recover.
Deceased was born in Altenberg, Saxon, Germany, in 1824, being in his 71st year at the time of his death. He came to America in 1845 and after spending a couple of years in New York and Illinois located in this city. He was a farmer by occupation and was engaged more or less extensively in the pursuits of agriculture ever since he came to this country. For the past twenty-five years or more he had resided on a small farm near Roeskeville and in addition to tilling his land had been employed by Roeske Bros. for a good many years. A year or so ago Mr. Gimple and Theodore Roeske drew a $15,000 prize in the Louisiana lottery since which time the old gentleman had been taking life more easily. He also drew $1,000 last summer and by his good luck and a long life of toil leaves his family in good circumstances. Mr. Gimple served in the late war, but was not a member of the G.A.R.
He was married January 14, 1865, to Miss Mary Meese, who together with three children survives him. The children are William Gimple, a farmer living near the city; Mrs. John Yochem, of Los Angeles, Cal., and Walter Gimple, who lives at home.
The funeral will be held from the house at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon, J. G. Hoch officiating.

CENSUS:
1850 census: try Hamilton, OH

18 Apr 1859, John Gimpel "showed himself for Naturalization" to the clerkof La Porte, IN Circuit Court.

1860 try Hamilton, OH. Look for 1st wife

1862 in La Porte, IN. Was Naturalized on 10 Feb 1862. Documentationsaid he was a native of Saxony.

4 Oct 1864 the date that John Gimbel was to report for duty, when draftedinto the Army in La Porte, IN

1870 try Michigan City, La Porte, IN

1880 Census Michigan, La Porte, Indiana
Source: FHL Film 1254291 National Archives Film T9-0291 Page 4D;
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
John GIMPEL Self M M W 51 SAXAN
Occ: Works On Brick Yard Fa: SAXAN Mo: SAXAN
Mary GIMPEL Wife F M W 43 MACKLENBURG
Occ: Keeping House Fa: MACKLENBURG Mo: MACKLENBURG
William GIMPEL Son M S W 13 IN
Occ: Works On Brick Yard Fa: SAXAN Mo: MACKLENBURG
Eliza GIMPEL Dau F S W 12 IN
Occ: At Home Fa: SAXAN Mo: MACKLENBURG
Walter GIMPEL Son M S W 3 IN
Occ: At Home Fa: SAXAN Mo: MACKLENBURG

IMMIGRATION: Obituary reads: Deceased was born in Altenberg, Saxon, Germany, in 1824... He came to America in 1845 and after spending a couple of years in New York and Illinois located in this city (Michigan City, IN).

!NATURALIZATION: 10 Feb 1862; copy of Naturalization paper, La Porte Co, IN; John Gimpel, a native of Saxony, on 18 April 1859 he reported himself for naturalization, and declared his intentions preparatory to being admitted a citizen of the Unites States, before the clerk of the Laport Circuit Court... Thereupon said, John Gimpel...renounces all allegiance and fidelty...particulary to the Duke of Saxony. Witnessed 10 Feb 1862 by James Moore, Clerk and By Del Bridges, Deputy.

!WILL: 11 Dec 1894; have copy of will;
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JOHN GIMPEL DECEASED.
I, John Gimpel, of Michigan Township, County of Laporte, State of Indiana, being aware of the uncertainty of life, and failing health, but of sound mind and memory do make and declare this to be my last will and testament, in manner following towit:
1st: I give, devise to my wife Mary Gimpel, 16 acres of land in Michigan City, known as our home, the use of the same, during her natural lifetime, and also to have a mortgage of $900. which I hold against Alma Vogt of Michigan City, to have and use as she sees fit, to use, and all household furniture shall belong to my wife, as long as she lives.
2nd: I give and devise and bequeath to my oldest son William, one mortgage of $600. I now hold against Jacob Mieor and wife, and a mortgage of $400. against Joseph Rohl to have as his own.
3rd: I give, devise and bequesth to my daughter Alice Jochem a mortgage of $1000. which I now hold against John Benderstend, to have as her own.
4th: I give, devise and bequeath to my youngest son Walter Gimpel a mortgage of $400. against Adam Seivert and wife of Michigan City, and one mortgage of $400. against John Potratz and $400. against August Behnke of Michigan City Indiana, to be his own.
5th: And all personal property shall be sold and money be divided equally between my three children and I nominate and appoint as executor of this my last will and testament, Christopher Roeske, of Michigan Township.
In witness whereof I, John Gimpel, to this my last will and testament have hereunto set my hand and seal this 11th day of December, 1894.
John Gimpel
Witness: Jonathan Snook
Christopher Roeske.
Will proven by the testimony of Christopher Roeske, one of the subscribing witnesses thereto and admitted to probate in office of the Clerk of Laport Circuit Court Mar. 5th, 1895.
Will Record "E" Page 326.

WILL:
German document translated by Helga Price. Deals with an inheritance from (for) Gottfried Gimpel. The lawyer Jwan Schellenberg of Altenburg wrote a letter to Marie Gimpel of Michigan City. Apparently Marie had sent him papers to show she's the wife, who the kids are, etc. The lawyer wrote back that what she sent isn't all they needed, but despite it, the government will let her have her inheritance, being sent through the mail. The translator had difficulty knowing how the widow Justine Starke (married name) Gimpel (maiden name) fit in. Another translator thinks the $check is coming from Justine. Perhaps Justine is a sister to John, since Gimpel is her maiden name? There's 500 marks involved (about $400), for Mary and her children, and the lawyer itemizes expenses, which reduces the 500 marks to 453 marks plus 59 pennies. The lawyer says he's also sending a form which needs to be signed by her and her children, indicating they received the money. The form also has to be signed by the guardian of the children (a widow with children is required to have a male guardian for her children.) The lawyer's from Drescha, Altenburg, <Germany?>

SOURCE (from Marianne):
Gimple, John age 71, Feb 5, 1895;
Gimple, Eliza female age 8 mos Aug 21, 1899 M.C. CH9-103;
Gimple, Leonora female age 6 mos Dec 23, 1893 M.C. CH9-18;
Gimple, Wm male age 45 Jan 30, 1911;
From same or different record?
John Gimple Coolsprings Twp - died in Coolspring; born in Germany; occupation farmer; died of Brights disease (kidney problems);
Mary Gimple d Michigan Twp, widowed, 82 yrs old, 3 mos, 3 days, white female, occupation Housewife, born in Germany, father John MEEZE, Mar 4, 1917.

OCCUPATION: Farmer.

!MILITARY: Civil War, North (indicated on gravestone); 1 Oct 1864 Draft Notice; photocopy of; Notice from the Probost Marshal's Office, 9th district, state of Indiana, Laporte Oct 1st, 1864 to John Gimble, township of Michigan, Count of Laporte; legally drafted on the 21st day of Sept, 1864, in the service of the Unites States for the period of one year; must report on the 4th day of Oct, 1864.

NOTES:
John Gimpel purchased the deed for Lot no. 1, block no. 46, division C, Greenwood Cemetery, Michigan City, LaPorte Co, IN on 5 Nov 1874, for $10 (copy of deed).
Have a will.
John Gimpel is listed in the 1893-94 and 1896 Michigan City Directory as : farm, 16 acres in La Porte Co.

He may have been married one time before, but this is not proven. Otherwise, how do we account for Sophia being born before Maria Meese came to America? (Maria didn't immigrate to USA until 15 Nov 1865, but Sophia is b 4 Dec 1862.)

Spelled GIMPLE (death, will), GIMBLE (marriage) on other docs.

A Johann Daniel Gimpel and his son Johann traveled to America in 1844from Eppingen, Kraichgau, Germany.

A John Gimpel is listed in "A History of Hamilton Co., OH"

RESIDENCES:
1824 - abt 1845 Drescha, Sachen-A, (by Altenburg), Germany
1845 - 1847 NY and IL
abt 1847 - 1895 (death) Michigan City or Roeskeville, LaPorte, Indiana
Nickname: John
Christening: 3 Apr 1824 Drescha, Sachsen-Anhalt, by Altenburg, Germany
Death: 5 Feb 1895 Roeskeville, La Porte, Indiana
Burial: Feb 1895 Calvary Cemetery, Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana
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Meese, Maria Christiana Sophia Ernestine (b. 29 Nov 1834, d. 4 Mar 1917)
Note:

!BIRTH: old German document translated by Helga Price; The document was written 19 May 1859; After the local kin, Maria Christiana Sophia Ernestine Meese, daughter of married parents, father now deceased, Karl Friedrig Meese, master harness maker, and his wife, Maria Sophia Grunwald, was born the 29th of Nov 1834, baptism in Dec of the same year (1834). This information is given through having found what was previously given to them in the church register. Signed Waren, 19 May 1859, by Gotlob Walter, church recorder.

!BIRTH: Information from an old German document with partial translation (provided by a friend of Marianne, a lady from Germany who first translated it from old German to modern German, then to English)
Maria Meese, the 28 year-old daughter of the former citizen and harness-maker Karl Meese, is plannig to become an employee of the administration of the city of Rostock. She is currently residing in Rostock and has, as far as known, fulfilled her duties as a citizen responsibly and has not interfered with the law. This is herby certified as requested.
Maria Christiana Sophia Ernestine Meese is according to the record of baptism, the daughter of the former harness-maker Karl Friedrich Meese and his wife Maria Sohia Meese (maiden name: Gruenwald). She was born on the 29th of November in 1834 and she was baptised the same year.
City of Waren, on the 19th of May, 1859.

!IMMIGRATION: Old German document translated by Helga Price; Verification that Marie Christiane Sophie Ernestine Meese is single, and from the city of Waren. She is leaving from the city of Waren and this present Dukedom (e.g. subset of a kingdom), for reason of her planning on going to the United States. She is released , by going to the the USA, of her citizenship of Mecklenburg, Schwerin, Germany, and will no longer be a citizen. Dated 30 Aug 1865. NOTE: Marie Dorothea Ernestine Meese, b 6 Aug 1842, received a similar intent of immigration document on 10 Aug 1865.
1865 from Germany, as stated in 1900 Census, LA county, CA, vol 13 ED 65 S1 line 36.

NOTE: Waren is in Mecklenburg-Schwerin. In 1912 it had a population of 8,700, and two Lutheran chruches (no Catholic). Waren should not be confused with a similarly named town "Warin".

SOURCE: Official German document written 19 Sep 1862, translated by Helga Price; Maria Meese, daughter of harness maker Carl Meese, she being 28 years old...This is a personal job reference that she's an honest person and lived in Waren. She's planning on moving to work as a servant in Rostcrest. She has lived in the town, it is her home, and she is known there. She has always presented herself perfectly. By request this is being testified to in writing. Signed by the Mayor of Waren, 19 Sep 1862; home state verification for Maria Meese of Waren.

!DEATH: Copy of certificate, in book no C01917; also Death Records, La Porte Co, IN; Ch9 p34; Mary Gimpell died 3 month, 4 day, 1917 in Michigan Twp. at 82 years of age of Lobat pneumonia; white female, widowed; Burial in Michigan City, no date given; funeral director A F Earl.

!BURIAL: Gravestone in Calvary Cem. part of Greenwood Cemetary, Lot 1 Block 46 Div. C, grave no. 8963, Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana (used death date of 4 Mar 1917 from this source.)
Mary Gimnple, age 82, d or buried Mar 4, 1917.

OBITUARY: photocopy from Jean;
Mrs. Mary Gimpel.
Mrs. Mary Gimpel, a resident of Roeskeville, died Sunday morning at 8:30 o'clock of pheumonia. Mrs. Gimpel has been in poor health for the past four years, and news of her death will come as a sad shock to her many friends.
Miss Mary Meese was born in Mecklenburg, Germany, Nov. 19, 1834, came to this country in 1865 and settled in this vicinity. She and John Gimpel were married in Michigan City, Jan. 14, 1866. Mr. Gimpel died in 1895. Mrs. Gimpel is survived by a daughter, Mrs. J. M. Yochum, who resides in Los Angeles. Mrs. Yochum however, has been at Roeskeville for the past four years taking care of her mother. One brother, William Meese of this city; and a sister, Mrs. Eliza Lau, residing in Mecklenburg, Germany, also survive. There are also three grandchildren, namely, Erville E. Yochem of Los Angeles, Cal.; Mrs. James Larsen of Walthem, Mass., and Miss Olga Gimple of Union Mills.
The funeral will be held at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the family home in Roeskeville. Rev. Paul Irion, pastor of St. Paul's church will officiate.

OBITUARY: photocopy from Jean;
Mrs. Mary Gimpel.
Funeral services over the remains of the late Mrs. Mary Gimpel were held this afternoon in the family home at Roeskeville. Rev. Paul Irion, pastor of St. John's church was in charge of the sevices.
The pallbearers were Herman Kraft, Herman Krueger, R.F. Fischer, L.M. Harding, Pter Mutch, and T.A. Davidson.
The out of town people who attended were: Peter Mathias of Valparaiso, Mrs. Mary Saltwedel of Whiting; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hilton of Westville; Mrs. A. Chapman and Herman Warnke of Chicago Heights and Mrs. John Paschack and Miss Olga Gimpel of Union Mills.

CENSUS:
1870 census:

1880 Census Michigan, La Porte, Indiana
Source: FHL Film 1254291 National Archives Film T9-0291 Page 4D;
listed with husband and 3 children;
Mary GIMPEL Wife F M W 43 MACKLENBURG
Occ: Keeping House Fa: MACKLENBURG Mo: MACKLENBURG.

1900 Census - living in Los Angeles with J.M. Yochem and daughter Eliza. She was 65.
Gimple, John age 71, Feb 5, 1895;
Gimple, Eliza female age 8 mos Aug 21, 1899 M.C. CH9-103;
Gimple, Leonora female age 6 mos Dec 23, 1893 M.C. CH9-18;
Gimple, Wm male age 45 Jan 30, 1911;
From same or different record?
John Gimple Coolsprings Twp - died in Coolspring; born in Germany; occupation farmer; died of Brights disease (kidney problems);
Mary Gimple d Michigan Twp, widowed, 82 yrs old, 3 mos, 3 days, white female, occupation Housewife, born in Germany, father John MEEZE, Mar 4, 1917.

1910 census; try Michigan City, La Porte, IN

If the Peters were any relationship to this family, they were on image425 on the 1850 census of La Porte Co, IN in Michigan City.

A Meks family is on image 433 of the 1850 census of La Porte Co, IN inMichigan City.

RESIDENCES:
1834 - 1865 Waren, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany
1865 - 1917 Michigan City or Roeskeville, LaPorte, IN

NOTE:
Note from Great Grand-daughter Pat - She was well known for her being fearless - she hoed a twenty foot python out of her garden.
According to grandson Orville, "Uncle" Roeske was his grandmother's brother-in-law. So, Mary's sister must have married a Roeske. Mary and family lived outside of Michigan City, and near to Roeskeville (a row of houses), in IN.
Christening: Dec 1834 Waren, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany
Death: 4 Mar 1917 Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana
Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Michigan City, La Porte, Indiana
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Tritch, William Thomas (b. Jun/Sep 1822, d. AFT 1880)
Note: !BIRTH: Date between Jun-Sep 1822 in PA, based on 1850 & 1860 Census.
BIRTH: Born 1823 or 1827 from diff. soures.

PARENTS: Not found, though both were born in PA according to censuses. Marianne is conviced his dad was William, and his mom might well be Elizabeth (if Cyrus was a brother.)

!MARRIAGE: 1847; Marriage certificate; Lisa in possession of photocopy; license to Mary Notestine, marriage to Nancy Notestine; WITNESS: Thomas Hatfield.
NOTE: During the same general time, there is another William Tritch living in Switzerland, IN m to Rhoda Wait. Verified this is a different William Tritch.

CENSUS:
1830 census try PA

1840 census try Hamilton Co., OH and Switzerland Co., IN

1850 CENSUS: Indiana p 32 Washington Twp Allen Co., Indiana, p290, 146, dwelling 956, family 968, 18th day of Sept 1850.
#34 Wm T. Tritch 28 male farmer born in PA
Nancy 26 female OH
Martha N. 1 female IN
Thomas Notestine 8 male IN, attended school
Nancy E. 7 female IN, attended school
Jacob A. 5 male IN, attended school
Neighbors: John McQuiston.

1860 CENSUS: 8 Jun Census, Washington twp, Allen Co., Indiana, p 257, dwelling 146, ln 39 enumerated with wife Nancy 5 children/step-children;
William T Tritch male farmer age 37, value of acerage $2,200, value of personal estate $500, b PA;
Nancy 36 OH
Thomas A Notestine 19 Laborer IN
Jacob A 16 IN
Martha J Tritch 11 IN
Mary L. 8 IN
Joseph G. 3 IN.

1870 Census; Fairview Twp, Livingston, MO, dwelling & family #91.
William Tritch, head, age 47, occ: Preacher, real estate $2800, personal estate $600, b PA;
Nancy Tritch, wife, age 47, b OH;
Joseph Tritch, son, age 13, b IN;
Abram Tritch, son, age 10, b IN
Emma Tritch, dau, age 7 b OH.

1880; Fairview Twp, Livingston, MO; 7 Jun 1880, enum dist 174, p 8-9, ln 49-50 & 1-2, dwelling 75, family 76; film 1254700;
Tritch, William white male age 57 Justice of the Peace born in PA, both parents born in PA;
name race sex age relation job you born father born mother born
William wt M 57 Justice of P. PA PA PA
Nancy wt F 57 wife-keep hou OH DEL KY ; cannot write
Abram wt M 19 son school IN PA OH ; attended school
Emma wt F 16 dau school OH PA OH.

A poss brother, Cyrus Trich, was married to Mary Ann Chronister 27 Apr1848 in Adams Co., IN
1850 census of Root Twp., Adams, IN,of 4 Sep 1850, image 8 of 28 hadCyrus Tritch, 25 b. PA farmer, wife Mara A., 25 b. PA; Elizabeth Tritch,62, b. PA, Rebeca Wetzel, 5 b PA; William H., 1, b IN; Samuel 1/12 b IN.

RELIGION: ? He was a Rev. in 1860 in Washington, Allen, IN, and performed the marriage for his step daughter Nancy E. Notestine. Also, according to "Notestines of Oxford, Kansas", book by Gene R. Alley, 1978; Tritches Notestines & Peters helped found one of the first churches in the Chillicothe, MO area. Great-Grandaughter, Pat notes he was fire and brimstone type minister.

OCCUPATION: Miinister. Note from Great-Grandaughter, Pat: he was fire and brimstone type minister.
According to the Dawson's Fort Wayne Weekly Times, 7 Mar 1860, ancestry.com; Rev. Wm. T. Tritch married his step daughter Nancy E. Notestine to William C. Jones.
Also Justice of the Peace (re: 1880 census),

RESIDENCE:
1822 - ? Born in Pennsylvania
1850 - 1860 Washington, Allen, IN (per 1850 & 1860 Census)
Aft Jun 1865 Moved to Chillicothe, Missouri after the war (Aft Jun 1865).
1880 - ? Fairview, Livingston, MO.

Look up William Tritch in the History of Hamilton Co., OH.
Death: AFT 1880
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Hatfield, Nancy Mary (b. May 1823, d. BET. 1900 - 1910)
Note: MARRIAGE: Indiana Marriage Through 1850, http://www.statelib.lib.in.us/tango/marriage/ ;
Jacob Notestine married Nancy Hatfield on 4 Dec 1838 in Allen Co, IN.

!MARRIAGE: 1847; Marriage certificate; Lisa in possession of photocopy; license to Mary Notestine, marriage to Nancy Notestine; Name may be Mary Nancy or Nancy Mary, she goes by Nancy; WITNESS: Thomas Hatfield.

CENSUS:
1850 Census, Indiana p 32 Washington Twp Allen Co., Indiana, p290, 146, dwelling 956, family 968, 18th day of Sept 1850; line 35, Nancy enumerated with husband and children, age 26, born in Ohio.

1860 Census, family also listed, 8 Jun Census p 21, Washington twp, Allen Co. , Indiana.

1870 Ceneus, Fairview Twp., Livingston, MO; enum w/spouse & 3 kids; age 47, b OH;

1880 Census, 8-9th Day of 1880, p 8 Livingston Co, Fairview twp, Missouri., age 57, b OH.

1900 Census; Ontario Twp, San Bernardino, CA; dwelling #648, family #661;
Nancy Tritch, head, b May 1823, age 77, widow, 10 children, 7 living, b OH, fb DE, mb OH, able to read, unable to write, renting home. No others in household.

Dec. 1901: Still alive, listed as survivor of son Abram Tritch.

!SOURCE: Notestines of Oxford, Kansas, by Gene R. Alley, 1978; BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-CHILDREN.
"Nancy Hatfield (born about 1823 in Ohio) was the daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Archer) Hatfield, who came to Allen County in 1825. They came there from Dayton, Ohio as part of a group that included Elizabeth's father, Benjamin Archer, his wife and other family members. The Archers were originally from Philadelphia. Thomas was born in 1791 and died in Allen County in 1863. Elizabeth was born in 1794 and died in Allen County in 1857. They were both buried in the Hatfield Cemetery there."
Event: Type: Census 1850
Date: 18 Sep 1850
Place: Washington, Allen, Indiana
Event: Type: Census 1860
Date: 8 Jun 1860
Place: Washington, Allen, Indiana
Event: Type: Census 1870
Date: 16 Sep 1870
Place: Avalon, Fairview, Livingston, Missouri
Event: Type: Census 1880
Date: 8 Jun 1880
Place: Fairview, Livingston, Missouri
Event: Type: Census 1900
Date: 1 Jun 1900
Place: Ontario, San Bernardino, California
Death: BET. 1900 - 1910 , , California
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Cronister, Casper (b. 15 Aug 1811, d. 4 Oct 1879)
Note:

BIRTH: Birthdate calculated from burial is 16 Aug 1811, the year is verified in 1850 & 1870 censuses. One source lists b 15 Aug 1811. NOTE that Casper has an older brother named Casper born 4 Nov 1808 who presumably died young. Unlike Casper's other siblings, no confirmation record could be found for this Casper.

!MARRIAGE: Casper Cronister and Martha Stewart, m 15 Feb 1846, Adams Co., IL; entry in county records lists no additional information.

DEATH: No Death Certificates are available in Missoui before 1883.

BURIAL: Avalon Cemetery, Fairview, Livingston, MO, cemphoto; Casper Cronister, Died Oct 4, 1879, Aged 68y, 1m, 19d, included 2 photos of tombstone.

CENSUS:
1820 census: with parents. Casper would have been 9 years old.

1830 census: with parents if they are in Cumberland, PA. Should be abt19 yrs old.

1840 census: look for parents, (he would be about 29) or try Adams Co.,PA (Cronisters are on pages 88, 89, 91, 95, 126, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132,134.) Not in Springfield, Sangamon, IL. Not in Adams, IL in the wardsof Quincy, and the unk townships. Quincy proper has not been searched.

1850 Census, Gilmer Twp, Adams Co, Illinois, taken 14 Oct 1850, p 106, dwelling #149;
ln 35 Casper Chronister, age 39, M, Farmer, b PA
36 Martha, age 20, F, b O (Ohio)
37 E?? , age (did I forget to write it down??), b "ditto" (Ohio)
38 George A, age 2, M, b IL
39 Lucinda, age 7/12, F, b "ditto" (IL).

1860 try Quincy, Adams, IL. Not in Reading, Adams, PA (although a LOT ofChronisters are.) There is not a Reading, York, PA anymore. Also try MO.

1870 Census, Missouri, Livingston Co, Fairview Twp, p 8;
Cronister, W G 16 farmer, b IL
Alissa 14 stay at home, b IL, attended school this yr
Mary 10 stay at home, b IL, ""
Cronister,(George) 22 (M) farmer acerage value $1000, personal value $200, b IL
Mary I 20 (F) keeping house, b IL
Cronister, Casper 58 farmer personal worth $400, cannot read or write, b PA
Martha 41 keeping house, b OH.
1870 Census above, at same address as Cronisters -
Stewart, Gorrisa (?) age 69 white female, b NY.

1880 Census (Soundex) vol 21, ed 174 s22 l36 for Livingston Co., Fairview Twp., MO has the following:
Cronester, Granville age 25 Bp IL -Refers to Wilson Granville
Marsha (Mother) 50 Bp OH -Refers to Martha
Eliia (Sister) 23 Bp IL -Refers to the child with many spellings;
Willard (Brother) 15 Bp IL -Refers to Willard Clifton
Cornelice (Sister) 13 Bp IL -Refers to Edith Cornelia, b 5 Jun 1867, Quincy,, IL
John (Brother) 10 Bp MO -Refers to John Thomas, b 8 Oct 1869, Quincy,, IL;
Millard (Brother) 7 Bp MO -Refers to Millard Orville Lee, b 28 May 1872, same.

Family Tree Maker Sources:
Cronister, Casper 1790-1850 IL or IN Marriage CD 228 Cronister, Casper b1810-1819 PA World Family Tree Cronister, Casper 1820 PA Census CD 314

OCCUPATION: Farmer.

RESIDENCES:
Reading, York (now Adams), PA 1811 - ?
Adams Co., IL married 15 Feb 1846-
Gilmer, Adams, IL 1850 Census
Springfield, Sangamon, IL birth of children 1854-1856
Fairview, Livingston, MO Mary's birth 1861, 1870 Census - death bef 1880.

LAND: Lookup. Owned 30 Acres just outside of Avalon in Livingston Co., MO, in 1878 Atlas of Livingston Co., MO.
Death: 4 Oct 1879 Fairview, Livingston, Missouri
Burial: Avalon Cemetery, Fairview, Livingston, Missouri
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Stewart, Martha Star (b. 8 Feb 1828, d. 14 Aug 1921)
Note: !DEATH: Certificate in possession; Martha Star Cronister d 14 Aug 1921 in Crawford, Crawford, Kansas; Female, White, Widow, b Feb 8, 1829; age 92y 6m 6d; b Athens, OH; father: ? Stewart, b unknown; mother Lucinds Wheeler, b OH; informant: John Cronister (son)

!BURIAL: 16 Aug 1921, Meyers Cemetery.

PROBATE: Look up box no. 481, Probate Court, Court House, Chillicothe, MO 64601, from Mrs. Ellsberry's index of Probate cases in Liv. Co. Mo., about Casper's son Granville W. and his children after the mother (Mary A.) died.

SOURCE-BIRTH: Based on Census (see notes for spouse, Casper Cronister).

CHILDREN: 12, 9 living in 1900.

CENSUS:
1840 census of Madison, Richland, OH (where Casper Chronister lived).Martha would have been 9 or 10 years old. The James Stewart in the sametown is not related...wrong birth state for him and wife Martha.
1840 try Adams Co., IL

1850 Census, Gilmer Twp, Adams Co, Illinois, taken 14 Oct 1850, p 106, dwelling #149;
ln 36 Martha, age 20, F, b O (Ohio);
listed with husband Casper, age 39, son E??, George A., age 2, and Lucinda age 7/12.

1860 census:

1870 Census, Missouri, Livingston Co, Fairview Twp, p 8;
Martha 41 keeping house, b OH.
listed with husband Casper, age 58, W.G. 16, Alissa 14, Mary 10, George 22, Mary I. 20,
and at same address, Stewart, Gorrisa (?) age 69 white female, b NY, perhaps Martha's mother?.

1880; Fairview Twp, Livingston, MO; 17 Jun 1880, enum dist 174, p 22, ln 36-42, dwelling 189,
family 195; film 1254700; Martha, widowed, enumerated with children; Wilson G. as head of household.
From this we learn the birth states of Martha's parents; living next door to daughter Lucinda and her
family and possibly Martha's brother Edward Stewart, and several doors down from son George and
family.
Cronester, Granville, white male, age 25, single, farmer, is maimed, crippled, bedridden or otherwise
disabled, b IL, f b OH, m b PA;
Martha, white female, age 50, mother, widowed or divorced, Keeping house, b OH, f b NJ, m b NY
Elvira, white female, age 23, sister, single, b IL, fb NJ, mb NY;
Willard, white male, age 15, brother ,single, working farm, attended school, b IL, fb NJ, mb NY;
Cornelia, white female, age 13, sister, single, attended school, b IL, fb NJ, mb NY;
John, white male, age 10, brother, single, attended school, b MO, fb NJ, mb NY;
Millard, white male, age 7, brother, single, attended school, b MO, fb NJ, mb NY.

1900 Pittsburg, Crawford, Kansas; address: 1808 Michigan Ave.; enum dist 86, sheet 3, ln 18-21,
dwelling 42, family 45, taken 2 June 1990, film 1240477;
Cronister, Martha, head, white female, b Feb 1830, age 70, widowed, married 54 years, mother of 12 children, 9 living, b Ohio, father b Ohio, m b New York, can read, write & speak English, home is rented;
Cornelia, daughter, white f, b June 1869, age 30, single, , b IL, parents both b OH;
John, son, white male, b Oct 1870, age 29, single, b MO, parents both b OH, day laborer;
Anna B., grand-daughter, w f, b Jul 1893, age 6, single, b Kansas, parents both b OH, at school.

1910 Census; Crawford Co., Kansas, 22 Apr 1910, ED 79, sheet 3B, family 57, ln 53; enumerated with son John as head of household, living with his wife, his sister Cornelia, John's fatherinlaw James W. Gordon, and his Niece Fern Gordon.
Cronister, Martha, mother, FW, age 78, widowed, 12 children, 9 living, b OH, fb OH, mb NY

1920 Kansas Soundex, Crawford Co., vol 14, enum dist 84, sheet 2, line 72;
Martha Cronister, age 89, b OH, is enumerated living with son John Cronister, his wife Fannie,
sister Cornelia, and C (child), Fenn Gordon.

SOURCE-NAME-BIRTH: IGI No. Amer., Disk 1 (1994 Appendum), LANGE, Film #452882, Ord. #67369 Los Angeles.

NOTE: Legend has it, this line connects to a royalty (far removed) Seems like we heard, Mary Queen of Scots...?

RESIDENCES:
born in Ohio Feb 1828
married in Adams Co., IL - 15 Feb 1846
Gilmer, Adams, IL - 1850 Census
Springfield, Sangamon, IL - birth of children 1854-1856
Fairview/Chillicothe, Livingston, MO - Mary's birth 1861, 1870 & 1880 Census
Pittsburg, Crawford, KS - 1900, 1910 & 1920 Census.
Death: 14 Aug 1921 Crawford, Crawford, Kansas
Burial: 16 Aug 1921 Meyers Cemetery, Crawford, Crawford, Kansas
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Tritch, Barton H (b. 29 Apr 1886, d. 30 Apr 1940)
Note: CENSUS:
1900: (need to look up the actual census!);
Tritch - Soundex, Arizona census 1910, T632 Vol4 ED49 W.M. SE 23 L 93 Pima Co; Pet No: Twp
Tucsan City Franklin St; enum with parents and 4 siblings;
Barton H Tritch S APR 1886 14 KS ; attending school, able to read, write & speak English.

1910 Census; Brewley Twonship, Imperial, California; swelling #157, family #158; Bart H. Tritch is Employee, living in the household of George Bates, age 24, single, b KS, fb unk, mb MO, occ: Laborer on farm, able to read and write.

1920 census living with brother Carl's family.

1930 Census; Long Beach Twp, Los Angeles, California; dwelling #401, family #504; enum with mother and brother;;
Bart H. Tritch, son, age 44, b KS

NOTES:
Bart married Mrs. Ora Martin when he was in his 40's. They had no children.

SSDI: Bart H. Tritch, male, b 4/29/1886 in Kansas, mother maiden: Cronister, father last: Tritch, d 4/30/1940 in Los Angeles Co., CA, SSN: 564-09-3297.
Death: 30 Apr 1940 Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
Burial: Sunnyside Cemetery, Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
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Tritch, Carl M. (b. 5 Jun 1881, d. Dec 1966)
Note:

CENSUS:
1900 Census; Tucson City Precint, Pima, Arizona; Franklin St., ED 49, W.M. SE 23 L 93 Pima Co; Pet No: Twp Tucsan City Franklin St.; dwelling #568, family #579; enum with parents;
Carl M. Tritch, son, b June 1881, age 19, b MO, fb IN, mb MO, occ: unreadable, able to read, write & speak English.

1910 census with parents and siblings.

1920 census in Township 142, Oliver, ND; ED 168; 2 Jan 1920; sheet 1A;rents his home.
Tritch, Carl M Head 38 MO IN MO Farmer
Mina wife 40 VA PA PA
Katherine step-dau 2 10/12 ND US US (can't read it)
Bart H brother 39 KS IN MO Farm laborer
Hyatt, Jemimmiah mother-in-law 74 PA PA PA
Moses step father-in-law 69 WV PA OH

1930 census: Beverly Park, Snohomish, WA; Enum: 31-6 Sup Dist: 3 Sheet:8A Page: 45.
Carl M Tritch owns his own home; res value 3000 ; owns a radio;
Tritch, Carl M Head 49 first married at 21 MO MO MO Lather; not avet.
Mina Wife 51 first married at 24 WV PA PA
Katherine M Dau 14 ND MO WV

Lost five kids, adopted Catherine

Residences: May have been living in or by Everett, Snohomish, Washington, as he was the informant on his mother's death certificate there on 1 Jan 1951.

SSDI: Carl Tritch, b 5 Jun 1881, d Dec 1966, last residence 98201 (Everett, Snohomish, WA), SSN: 535-10-4909, issued in WA.
Death: Dec 1966 Everett, Snohomish, Washington
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Tritch, Monte Victor (b. 8 Mar 1888, d. 31 Mar 1963)
Note: Middle Name: As remembered by neice Olive.
CENSUS:
1900 Census; Franklin St., 1 ward Tucson, Pima, AZ (pct. 1),21 Jun 1900, page 120a, (image 63 of 82 on Genealogy.com); line 376/568/579 Franklin St.: Also Soundex: Soundex, Arizona census 1910, T632 Vol4 ED49 W.M. SE 23 L 93 Pima Co; Pet No: Twp Tucsan City Franklin St;; enum with mother and 4 siblings;
Mont V Tritch, son, b MAR 1888, age 12, b KS, fb IN, mb MO, attending school, able to read, write & speak English.

1910 census with parents and siblings.

1920 Census, Alameda County, California, Oakland Township, City of Berkley,
address of 1321 Kanes Street, Dwelling #150, Family #152 has Mont V. Tritch
as head of household, owns mortgaged home, age 31, married, able to read and
write, born in Kansas, father born in Ohio, mother born in Missouri,
occupation Cabinet Maker. Others in this household include:
Blanch Tritch as wife, age 32, born in California
Dorothy Tritch as daughter, age 15, born in California

1930 census:

Marriage: Ines was Mont's second marriage.
Mont and Ines had no children.

NOTES:
Ines was Mont's second marriage.
Mont and Ines had no children.

SSDI: Monte V. Tritch, male, b 3/8/1888, c 3/31/1963 in Vernon, Los Angeles, CA; mother's maiden: Chronist, SSN: 573-14-8383.
Death: 31 Mar 1963 Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
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Tritch, Max Melvin (b. 12 Aug 1893, d. 14 Nov 1979)
Note:

CENSUS:
900: (need to look up the actual census!);
1900 census: Nogales, Pima, AZ
Tritch - Soundex, Arizona census 1910, T632 Vol4 ED49 W.M. SE 23 L 93 Pima Co; Pet No: Twp
Tucsan City Franklin St; enum with mother and 4 siblings;
Max M Tritch S AUG 1893 6 CA ;

1910 census: Tuscon, Pima, AZ

1920 Census; Long Beach, LA, CA; ancestry.com; enumerated with parents and sister Lena;
TRITCH, Max, son, age 26, single, occ: laborer, b CA, fb IN, mb MO.

1930 Census; Long Beach Twp, Los Angeles, California; dwelling #401, family #504; enum with mother and brother;;
Max M. Tritch, son, age 37, single, b CA., fb IN, mb MO, Occ Lather, not a veteran, reads & writes.

NOTES:
Notes from Niece - Max Tritch was a mate in the Merchant Marines, WWI in a ship yard. He was on a boat for Fish and Game. During the depression, he worked in a shoe repair shop for a Hungarian named Tony Fiak. Afterwards, he was a latherer. Lived in Long Beach, then, San Pedro, Calif. Max and Elizabeth died there.

Max Tritch's mom and Lucinda (Elizabeth)'s mom were reportedly first cousins.

A cover letter to Marianne included with the birth certificate of Lena Glenn Tritch (Max's sister), states that in 1893 there was the birth of a male child to Joseph Tritch and Mary Clerevesta, in San Bernardino Co., CA.

SSDI: Max Melvin Tritch, male, b 8/12/1893 in California, d 11/14/1979 in Los Angeles Co., CA, SSN: 564-10-0725.
Source: (Birth)
Title: US Social Security Act Application for Account Number
Event: Type: Census 1920
Date: 1920
Event: Type: Census 1910
Date: 1910
Place: Tuscon, Pima, AZ
Event: Type: Census 1900
Date: 1900
Place: Nogales, Pima, AZ
Event: Type: Census 1930
Date: 15 Apr 1930
Place: Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
Death: 14 Nov 1979 San Pedro, Los Angeles, California
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Tritch, Herbert W. (b. 20 Aug 1884, d. 22 Jan 1886)
Note: SOURCE: Joseph Gear Tritch family bible. Herbert W. Tritch b. 20 Aug 1884 and d.
22 Jan 1886. Note: Before finding the bible, had heard his name was Orville/
Death: 22 Jan 1886 prob Fairview, Livingston, Missouri
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Rhinehart, Mary E (b. 1831, d. AFT. 1862)
Note: CENSUS:
1880 Census; Cedar Creek, Allen, Indiana
Source: FHL Film 1254264 National Archives Film T9-0264 Page 208A
Enumerated with husband and 2 children;
Mary NOTESTINE Wife F M W 49 OH
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NJ Mo: PA.

NOTES:
Newspaper obituary listing for Allen Co, Indiana; http://www.acpl.lib.in.us/genealogy/genealogy.html; from obituary for Peter Notestine, derived that Mary Rhinehart was his second wife, after the death of his first wife Hane Blair.
Death: AFT. 1862
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