1. Lawrence Pearl Sr. was born on 28 Aug 1792 in Frederick Co., Maryland, died between 26 Oct 1868 and 0028 in Deavertown, Morgan Co., Ohio, and was buried on 30 Oct 1868 in St. Dominic's Cemetery, Mcluney, Harrison Twp. Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: The Perrells, and all of the variations of the name came from the British Isles. After the Normans invaded the British Isles in 1066, there eventually came intermarriages. The "root" of the name is the French "pere" meaning father, sire. Perrell (with various combinations of R's and L's), Perrill, Parrill, Perrin, Perrott are some of the many derivations.
We are still uncertain about the Pearl spelling, but they aren't from Spain, as stated in the biography of Francis Marion Pearl. We can only guess that those early Pearls in Massachusetts didn't know how to spell??? Both Daniel Perrell of Falling Waters, West Virginia, and Carolyn Perrell Wilson of Martinsburg, West Virginia, attribute the spelling change to a family feud "way back". More recently some, including one of Daniel's brothers, changed to Pearrell. We note here that the Perrells in West Virginia accent the first syllable of the name--Perr'ell, so it sounds like Pearl. We in Ohio accent the last syllable, so it sounds like Purr--l'. The Perrells of North Carolina pronounce it like the word "peril".
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Lawrence Pearl is buried at St. Dominic's Cemetery, McLuney, Perry Co., Ohio. The church, St. Dominic's, which originally was next to the cemetery, is now in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio, & is known as the Church of the Atonement. It is located in the NW 1/4 of Section 25 on the west side of TR 162, 1/2 mile north of Co. Road 84 (Pole Cat Rd.). It sits back from the road, up on a knoll.
On the St. Dominic Cemetery records it says that they were recorded by the Catholic Record Society (appeared in the Catholic Record Society Bulletin in June 1980, Mrs. Betty Bellous and Mrs. Marion Berry on 27 July 1980, Mimi Underwood and Nancy Rains in August 1983, and Norma Ortman and Maxine Fisher on 4 July 1987). The cemetery is in very poor condition, accounting for the differences between the four recordings. Differences have been noted in brackets ( ). It is left up to the researcher to determine which version is correct.
Lawrence's tombstone reads: Lawrence Pearl, died 28 Oct. 1868, age 76 years, 2 months, born 28 Aug. 1792, There is also a paragraph on the bottom of the tombstone which I couldn't read. Someone said that the tombstone said that he was born in Frederick Co., Md.
The Church of the Atonement is located at 320 Winter Street, Crooksville, Ohio 43731
Names mentioned in Lawrence Pearl's Will are as follows: John J. Pearl, John Gossman, Lawrence Pearl, Catharine Brecht, Ruth Deaver, Francix X. Pearl, W. A. Pearl, heirs of S. A. Deaver, Susannah Gossman, Mary Springer, Anthony Diss, Eleanore Longstreth.
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Lawrence Pearl bought land in Whitely Twp., Greene Co., PA, 1 April 1828 from Asa Wilson. He sold the land to Conrod Clovis on 8 Dec. 1836.
Property Record of Lawrence Pearl dated 8 Dec. 1836 between Lawrence Pearl of Whitely Twp., in the County of Green, and State of Pennsylvania and Susanna his wife of the one part, and Conrod Clovis of the place aforesaid of the other part. Signed and sealed 8th day of December A.D. 1836.
Lawrence Pearl of the County of Green and State of Pennsylvania" bought 80 acres of land on 30 Dec. 1836 from John Conaway and wife, Casalina, for $600 in Morgan Co., Ohio.
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Montgomery County, Maryland, Marriages, 1798-1875 -- Woman's Name:
Nicholls:
Susanah & Laurence Pearen 4 October 1814
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Will of Lawrence Pearl - Proven August 21, 1879
In the name of the Benevolent Father of all I Lawrence Pearl of York Township, Morgan County, Ohio, do make and establish this my last Will and Testament.
I give to my wife, Margaret, during her life the house and twenty-seven acres of ground adjoining thereto situated in York Township, Morgan County, Ohio, it being the East half of the North East quarter of Section Twenty Seven of Township 14, Range fourteen, containing eighty acres more or less and in addition thereto one black cow and one yearling heiffer and one pit pig and two bedsteads and bedding, one corner cupboard, two pictures and frames, one rocking chair, three new chairs, and the cooking stove, and one bureau and sufficient cooking utensils and dishes
to be selected by my executors, one four-leaf dining table and the carpet in the house.
2nd. I want all the rest of my Personal Property sold by my Executors without appraisement and of the proceeds thereof to pay my funeral expenses and debts and the balance to be equally divided among my children and the balance of the real estate not bequeathed to my wife is to be rented out by my Executors during my wife's life and after her death to be sold and the proceeds thereof to be equally divided among my children after paying Executors and other expenses necessary.
3rd. I do appoint James P. Longstreth and John Gossman my executors of this my last Will & Testament.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 19th day of August in the year of our Lord One Thousand and Eight Hundred and Sixty Eight (1868).
Signed: Lawrence Pearl
Signed and acknowledged by said Lawrence Pearl as his last Will & Testament in our presence and signed by us in his presence.
Signed: Martin V. Wood (his X mark)
Signed: J. M. Weaver
The State of Ohio
Morgan County Probate Court
Personally appeared in open Court J. M. Weaver one of the ________ witnesses to the last Will and Testament of Lawrence Pearl, deceased who being duly sworn according to law to speak the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth in relation to the _____ of said Will depose and says that the paper before him perporting to be the last Will and Testament of Lawrence Pearl now deceased is the Will of said deceased, Lawrence Pearl that he was present at the execution of said Will at the request of the Testator - signed his name to the same as a witness in his presence and that he saw the said Lawrence Pearl, deceased, sign and seal Will and heard him acknowledge the same to be his last Will and Testament. That the said Lawrence Pearl at the time of making, signing, and sealing said Will was of legal age and of sound and disposing mind and memory and under no undue or unlawful restraint whatsoever and that Martin V. Wood the other subscribed witness signed in my presence.
Signed: J. M. Weaver
Sworn to and subscribed in open Court this ___day of September AD 1873
Signed: D. C. Pinkerton
Probate Judge
The State of Ohio
Morgan County Probate Court
Personally appeared in open Court Martin V. Wood one of the subscribing witnesses to the last Will & Testament of Lawrence Pearl, deceased, who being duly sworn according to law to speak the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth in relation to the execution of said Will deports and says that the paper before him purporting to be the last Will & Testament of Lawrence Pearl now deceased is the Will of said deceased Lawrence Pearl and that he was present at the execution of said Will at the request of the Testator subscribing his name to the same as a witness in his presence and that he heard him acknowledge the same to be his last Will & Testament, that the said Lawrence Pearl at the time of making, signing and sealing said Will was of legal age and of sound and disposing mind and memory and under no undue or unlawful restraint whatsoever.
Signed by: Martin V. Wood (his mark)
Sworn to and subscribed in open Court this 20th day of September AD 1873.
Lawrence Pearl ) David C. Pinkerton, Probate Judge
Will of ) September 20, 1873
The Will of Lawrence Pearl deceased was this day brought before the Court and duly proven by the oaths of J. M. Weaver and Martin V. Wood the subscribing witnesses to the same whose testimony in relation to the execution of said Will was reduced to writing subscribed and sworn to in open Court.
Ordered by the Court that the Will and proof thereof so reduced to writing be filed and recorded.
Signed: D. C. Pinkerton, Judge
Administrator's or Executor's Accounts
James P. Longstreth, Executor of the Estate of Lawrence Pearl - Final Account - Said Executor charges himself as follows:
To: Balance in hands of said Executor at date of last settlement: Debit: $ 311.89
To 2/3 Rent of Farm from 10/23/73 to 10/23/74 - 53.33-1/3
To 2/3 Rent of Farm from 11/1/74 to 4/1/76 $94.44-2/3
To 2/3 Rent of Farm from 4/1/76 to 4/1/77 $66.66-2/3
To 2/3 Rent of Farm from 4/1/77 to 4/1/78 $66.66-2/3
To 2/3 Rent of Farm from 4/1/78 to 4/1/79 $66.66-2/3
To 2/3 Rent of Farm from 4/1/79 to 4/1/80 $66.66-2/3
To 2/3 Rent of Farm from 4/1/80 to 4/1/81 $56.66-2/3
To 2/3 Rent of Farm from 4/1/81 to 4/1/82 $36.66-2/3
Total Debits: $819.56
Said executor claims credits as follows:
To wit:
By Amount paid to the following :
1. John J. Pearl, $ 1.35
2. John Gossman, $ 1.35
3. Lawrence Pearl, $1.35
4. Catherine Brecht, $ 1.35
5. Ruth Deaver, $ 1.35
6. Francis X. Pearl, $ 1.35
7. W. A. Pearl, $ 1.35
8. Heirs of S. A. Deaver, $ 1.35
9. Susanna Gossman, $41.05
10. John Gossman, $ 8.36
11. Mary Springer, $48.36
12. John Gossman, $21.33
13. John Gossman, $63.72
14. John Gossman, $20.05
15. J. M. Stanbery, $ 3.00
16. Henry Martin, $10.94
17. Joseph Barryhouse?, $ 2.50
18. Mary Springer, $2.35
19. Mary Springer, $ 2.66
20. John Gossman, $21.32
21. Catherine Brecht, $25.98
22. Anthony Diss, $45.33
23. Heirs of S. A. Deaver, $25.98
24. Eleanor Longstreth, $45.33
25. F. X. Pearl, $25.98
26. Ruth Deaver, $25.98
27. Lawrence Pearl, $25.98
28. John J. Pearl, $25.98
29. J. M. Ebbert-repairs on farm, $33.16
30. Wm. F. Ball, repairs on farm, $30.30
31. H. C. James, repairs on farm, $33.50
32. W. A. Pearl, $25.98
33. Townsend Bro. Tombstone for deceased, omitted by mistake at last settlement, $25.00
34. Taxes omitted by last settlement, $ 6.28
35. Taxes paid, $ 7.36
36. Taxes Paid, $ 7.19
37. Taxes paid, $7.19
38. Taxes Paid, $6.82
39. Taxes Paid, $9.37
40. Taxes Paid, $7.05
41. Taxes Paid, $14.67
42. Taxes Paid, $10.03
43. Taxes Paid, $ 6.06
44. Taxes Paid, $7.45
45. Taxes Paid, $12.58
46. Taxes Paid, $5.43
47. Printers Fees, $ 1.??
48. Auctioneers & Appraisers Fees, $13.75
Totals: Debit $819.56 -- Credit $773.57
Some of the heirs, mentioned in Box 144 in the Court House were: Catharine Brecht and Vincent Brecht, Laurence Pearl and Rebecca Pearl of Brownville, Nebraska, F. X. Pearl, Susannah Gossman and John Gossman, Eleanor Longstreth and James P. Longstreth, Mary Diss and Anthony Diss, Mary Springer (probably daughter of Elizabeth Springer), Reuben and Ruth Deaver, Francis X. Pearl and Sarah M. Pearl, T.(H?) T. Deaver*, Martha Appleman, Minerva Weiner, Mary A. Potts, Matilda Deaver, and Mary A. Deaver, William P. Appleman, John Weiner, and Francis Deaver.
NOTE:*Don't have any idea who this is.
In the box also, there was a slip which said - Joseph Pearl was a son and heir of Laurence Pearl and that he has been absent from the State of Ohio for more than 18 years and hasn't been heard from and is believed to be dead.* 27 Jan. 1883. There was also Wm. A. Pearl and Elizabeth Pearl.
There was a note which said that Laurence Pearl owed Mrs. Soloman Gossman for 20 lbs. of flour. Signed by Lnigilla (sp.?) Gossman.
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Someone who is related to Alexander Pearl back in Md. sent my cousin a bunch of things. There were 2 letters of real interest, however, it turned out to be a dead end. One was to a Mrs. Harrison W. Pearl, 17 Bartlett Ave., Belmont, Mass. from Mrs.
Joe B. Pearl, Route 2, Rogers, Ark., dated May 31, 1954:
Dear Mrs. Pearl:
This is in answer to your letter of May 19 on which you request information about my husband's family. My husband's name is Joe Bernard Pearl. He was born in Caldwell, Kansas, Mar. 26, 1907. His father was Charles Albert Pearl. He was born Jan. 13, 1970 at Junction City, Kansas*. I don't know his mother's date of birth. Her maiden name is Emma Willett. Both parents are dead. The family home is in El Reno, Okla. The husband has two brothers and a sister living. They are of English & French ancestry. An uncle George S. Pearl compiled a genealogy of the family several years ago. I don't know if he completed it or not. He died several years ago. His widow lives in Fort Worth, Texas. You might be able to get some information from her. Hope this meager information will be of some help to you. If there is anything else I can do for you please let me know.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Joe B. Pearl (Mrs. Mary)
The above letter & letter below were written by Sylvia Pearl Inman's relative.
*He was born in Ohio, not Kansas.
Sylvia I called George S. Pearl, Jr. who lives in Dallas, Texas. He said he knows nothing of his father compiling a genealogy of the Pearl family & said he knows nothing of the lineage. You could tell he wasn't interested either. That darn well may be because of the black there. Have you ever contacted him or any of his siblings or did you know anything about this? We have been very stuck on getting anything else. Have you talked to Patricia this year.
Here is the other letter:
Letter dated Sep. 28, 1933, from James Pearl, 3700 Lake Park, Ave., Chicago, Illinois to Mrs. Florence Fender Binkley, 1120 W. 40 St., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma:
Dear Mrs. Binckley:
You may recall that when you were here I claimed to have had a record of Lawrence Pearl and that I failed to produce it.
I found the record in the letter of one of my correspondents quite accidentally dating back to 1925.
He had met a Charles A. Pearl in Portland, Oregon at that time, who was a grandson of Lawrence Pearl of Morgan Co., Ohio who said Lawrence was born in East Virginia*.
Whether by that he used the word East to distinguish from West Virginia is of course unknown to me.
Your letter mentions Lawrence as having been born in Greene Co., Pa. This Charles A. Pearl may have the records you seek.
Kindly let me have your complete family record as far back as possible at your earliest convenience. Omit nothing.
Sincerely yours
*Lawrence was born in Frederick Co., MD. His daughter Susannah was born in Frederick Co., MD & son Joseph was probably born there also. He was married in Montgomery Co., MD and
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History of Green Co., Pa., 1682-1781 and Biography & Recollection of Rev. Wm. Hanna, published 1882 found in the Western Room at the Washington Co. Free Library in Hagerstown, Maryland, reference 974.88H
Greene Co. was part of Washington Co. until February 9, 1796. After that, Greene Co. had these townships: Morgan and Cumberland organized in July, 1781; Franklin, July 16, 1787; Greene, April, 1782; Richhill, March 13, 1793. Since then, these have been sub-divided into Jefferson, Morris, Aleppo, Dunkard, Monongahela, Springhill, Jackson, Gilmore, Center, Marion, Washington, Wayne, Whiteley, and Perry.
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1820 Census, Greene Twp., Greene County, Pennsylvania, Roll #98, pg.354 (next to last sheet on roll):
Perl, Laurence
1 free colored male under 14 - Joseph
1 free colored male 26-45 - Lawrence
3 free colored females under 14 - Susannah, Jr., Sarah, Eleanor
1 free colored female 26-45 - Susannah, Sr.
1830 Census, Whitely Twp., Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Roll #162, pg.162:
Perrill, Lawrence
1 free colored male 36-55 - Lawrence
1 free colored male 10-24 - Joseph
1 free white female 30-40 - Susannah
4 free colored females under 10 - Catherine, Ruth, Mary, Elizabeth
3 free colored females 10-24 - Susannah, Sarah, Eleanor
1840 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #417, pg. 239B:
Pearl, Lawrence
White males:
3 under age of 5 - John, William, Francis
2 between ages 5 & 10 - Lawrence, Jr. & Benedict
1 between ages 20 & 30 - Joseph
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Lawrence, Sr.
White females:
2 between ages 10 & 15- Elizabeth & Mary
3 between ages 15 & 20 - Ruth, Catherine & Eleanor
2 between ages 20 & 30 - Sarah & Susannah, Jr.
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Susannah, Sr.
2 persons engaged in agriculture
1850 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #715, pg.77B, Dwelling #294, Family #503, dated 18 September 1850:
Pearl, Lawrence, m, 57, farmer, $1,000, MD
Susanna, wife, f, 55, can't read, MD
Catherine, dau, f, 27, can't read, PA
Mary, dau, f, 23, can't read, PA
Elizabeth, dau, f, 21, PA
Benedict, son, m, 18(20), PA
Lawrence, son, m, 17, PA
John James, son, 14, attends school, PA
William A., son, m, 12(13), attends school, PA(OH)
Francis, son, m, 10, attends school, PA(OH)
Next door to Lawrence & Margaret is Affadilla DEAVER. She was the second wife of Reuben H. Deaver, the father of Henry T. & Reuben H. Deaver Jr., who married Lawrences's daughter's, Sarah Ann & Ruth, respectively. Affadilla Deaver is listed in the Directory of Underground Railway Operators (http://www.ugrr.org/ur-names.htm). From Deaver researchers Larry Warren & Leslie Maynard: Affadilla, was born Feb. 22, 1808 in Maine, the d/o Nathan and Lyda (Weeks) Moody, who moved to Ohio when Affadilla was nine years old. She married Reuben Deaver Aug 1828 and later was an underground railway agent and abolitionist. The route was known as #9 escape route and started at the Ohio River and converged with routes at Coshocton and then to Canada. Affadilla Moody died Mar 11, 1876 in Morgan County, OH. She is buried at Black Oak Cemetery in Morgan County.
1860 Census, Deavertown P.O., York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #1016, Dwelling #2034, Family #1896, Dated 4 August 1860, pg. 282, line __:
Pearl, Lawrence, wm, 68, farmer, $1800, $400, MD
Margaret, 2nd wife, wf, 55, MD
*Francis H., wm, 20, farm hand, OH
**Welch, John, wm, 14, OH
*Francis X. --His middle name is Xavier.
**John Welch is Margaret's son by her previous marriage.
In the 1870 census, Margaret, then widowed, is listed with the John James Pearl family. In the 1880 Census Margaret is listed with P. (James P.) Longstreth & Ellen (Eleanore) Pearl Longstreth. These censuses follow below.
1870 Census, Ohio, York Twp., Morgan Co., Fam.22, pg.253, Dated 11 Aug. 1870:
Pearl, John J., wm, 34, farmer, $1,800, $500, PA
Sarah E., wife, wf, 30, keeps house, DEL
Francis*, son, wm, 6, attends school, WIS
Mary L., dau., wf, 4, WIS
Ella A., dau., wf, 8 mos., OH
Margaret Pearl**, wf, 75**, infirmed at home, MD
*His name is Franklin on other censuses.
**This is Lawrence Pearl's 2nd wife. Her age is 55 in the 1860 Census. Not sure which is correct? See
Lawrence's notes for the 1860 Census.
1880 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1057, ED206, p.20, l.23, Dwelling #140, Family #149, Dated 16 June 1880:
*Longstreth, P., wm, 60, farmer, OH,PA,PA
**Ellen, wife, wf, keeping house, 59(60?), PA,PA(MD),PA(MD)
Susan E., dau., wf, 34, dressmaker, OH,OHPA
Francis, son, wm, 31, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Sylvester, son, wm, 27, coal miner, OH,OH,PA
Alva J., son, wm, 24, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Charles A., son, wm, 18, OH,OH,PA
Lillie C., dau., wf, 14, OH,OH,PA
#Pearl, Margret, wf, 90?, boarder, MD,MD,MD
*His first name is James. It is James P. Longstreth
**Her name is Eleanor.
#2nd wife & widow of Lawrence Pearl. Elsewhere else we have her birth-year given as 1808.
NOTE: On the 1880 FHL Film 1255057 National Archives Film T9-1057, Pg.107D it shows "J. P." Longstreth. On the above census it just showed "P.".
• Alt. Birth: Alt. Birth, 28 Aug 1792.
• Will: Filed at Morgan Co., Ohio Court House, page 129 & 130.
• Census: 1840. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
• Census: 1820. Greene Twp., Greene Co., Pa.
• Census: 1830. Whitely Twp., Greene Co., Pa.
• Census: 1850. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
• Census: 1860. Deavertown P.O., York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
Lawrence married Susannah Nichols on 4 Oct 1814 in Montgomery Co., Maryland. Susannah was born on 14 Oct 1796 in Montgomery Co.(?), Maryland, died on 23 Feb 1852 in Deavertown, Morgan Co., Ohio at age 55, and was buried in Feb 1852 in St. Barnabas Cem., Deavertown, Morgan Co., Ohio.
• Marriage Record: 4 Oct 1814. In the keeping of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Montgomery Co., Maryland. Lawrence Pearl's name is spelled Laurence Pearen and Susannah's is written as Susanah Nicholls. This was copied from the original and the original may have been hard to read.?
• Marriage Record: 4 Oct 1814. In the keeping of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Montgomery Co., Maryland. Lawrence Pearl's name is spelled Laurence Pearen and Susannah's is written as Susanah Nicholls. This was copied from the original and the original may have been hard to read.?
General Notes: Susannah Nichols Pearl was christened 14 January 1797.
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Susannah Nichols Pearl is buried at St. Barnabas Cemetery, Deavertown, Morgan Co., Ohio, Row B, Stone 5. Tombstone reads: Susanna Pearl, wife of Lawrence, d. Feb. 23, 1852. Aged 55Y, 4M, 9D.
St. Barnabas Catholic Church Cemetery is located in Section 24, York Township, Morgan County, Ohio. It is on County Road 95 on a hill to the west, which is a few miles east of the village of Deavertown. The Catholic Record Society, 197 East Gay Sreet, Columbus, Ohio, 43215 has the records.
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Possibly Susannah's father was John H. Nichols, a harness-maker in Germantown, Maryland, Captain in the Revolutionary War. Maryland Militia, Unit of Select Militia, Montgomery Co., Md.
Found someplace at Western Reserve Historical Society: John H. Nicholls was a Captain in the Revolutionary War, Montgomery Co., MD. Militia -- unit of select militia. (This possibly is Susannah Nichols Pearl's father??
Found @ Maryland Historical Society at Baltimore, MD, "Maryland Marriages, 1778-1800": Nicholls. John Haymond, 28Nov.1785, Cassandra Wilcoxon, 4 FR*
*Frederick Co., MD
From the book "Archives of Maryland", New Series -- Historical List, Vol. I:
Among the Office-holders -- John Haymond Nicholls, 1756-ca 1802 -- Doesn't say what office held.
From Western Reserve Historical Soc.: Book - F13x, M787B -- "History of Montgomery Co., MD, by T. H. S. Boyd
Directory of Villages of Montgomery Co. (year not given, but must have been late 1700's; or early 1800's), pp. 130-131
Germantown -- 27 miles from Washington, on the Metropolitan Branch of the B&O R.R. Good land, excellent water. Valued @ $10-$50 per acre. The soil is kind, yielding wheat, corn, oates, potatoes, tobacco, hay.
The village is located about 1 mile from the Station; 2 churches are Methodist Episcopal & Baptist. Public School. Extensive business is carried on at the station in fertilizers, agricultural implements; manufacturing in carriages, buggies, etc. Population 100.
Harness, etc.: Nicholls, John H.
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Seneca Creek goes right through Germantown, MD.
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1790 Census, Montgomery Co., MD
Nicholls, John:
2 free white males, age 16 & over
1 free white male under 16
4 free white females, including head of family
1800 Census, Montgomery Co., MD, District 3, Pg.47, Line 13:
2 free white males under 10
1 free white male 10-16
1 free white male 26-45, including head of family
2 free white females under 10
3 free white females 10-16
1 free white female, 26-45, including head of family
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The Nichols below may be Susannah Nichols Pearl's parents???
1790 Census, Frederick Co., MD, Roll M637-3Pg.70:
John Nicholas
Free White Males of 16 yrs and Up: 1
Free White Males Under 16: 3
Free White Females Including Heads of Families: 6
Basil & Samuel Perril & George Nicholas are all on the same page.
Thomas Perrill on Pg. 69
Philip Nichols
Jacob Perrell on pg.189, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA
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1800 Census, Frederick Co., MD, Buckeye District 1, Roll M32-10:
Jacob Perrile, pg. 132 -- All Other Free Persons Except Indians: 3
Alexander Percell
1wm under 10; 1wm 26-45; 2wf under 10; 1wf 16-26
Samuel Percell
1wm under 10; 1wm 10-16; 1wm 16-26; 1wm 45&over; 1wf 10-16
James Percell
1wm 16-26; 1wm 26-45; 1wf under 10; 1wf 16-26; 1wf 45&over
Basil Purill
1wm under 10; 1wm 10-16; 1wm 45&over; 2wf 10-16
Note: Basil's wife apparently is deceased.
John Nichol, pg.132
1wm under 10; 2wm 10-16; 1wm 16-26; 1wm 45&over; 1wf 10-16; 2wf 16-26; 1wf 45&over
• Alt. Birth: Alt. Birth, 14 Oct 1796. Maryland
+ 2 M i. Joseph Pearl was born about 1815 in Probably Frederick Co., MD and died on 19 Jan 1884 in York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio about age 69.
+ 3 F ii. Susannah Elizabeth Pearl was born on 8 Feb 1817 in Frederick Co., Maryland, died on 28 May 1895 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio at age 78, and was buried in May 1895 in Church Of Atonement Cemetery.
+ 4 F iii. Sarah Ann Pearl was born between 17 Jan 1819 and 0027 in Greene County, Pennsylvania, died on 22 Feb 1852 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio, and was buried in Feb 1852 in St. Francis Of Assisi Church Cemetery, Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio.
+ 5 F iv. Eleanor Pearl was born on 12 May 1820 in Greene Co., PA, died on 22 Nov 1898 in McLuney, Perry Co., OH at age 78, and was buried in Nov 1898 in St. Dominic Cemetery, Mcluney, Perry Co., OH.
+ 6 F v. Catherine Pearl was born in 1823 in Greene Co., Pennsylvania, died between 14 Nov 1886 and 0018 in Section 19, Florence Twp., Norway, Benton Co., Iowa, and was buried in St. Michael's Cemetery, Norway, Benton Co., Iowa.
+ 7 F vi. Ruth Pearl was born in 1825 in Greene Co., PA and died on 27 Feb 1897 in Alexandria Cemetery, Thayer County, NE at age 72.
+ 8 F vii. Mary Pearl was born in 1827 in Greene Co., Pennsylvania and died between 1870 and 1880 in Ohio?.
+ 9 F viii. Elizabeth Pearl was born in 1829 in Greene Co., Pennsylvania, died on 30 Sep 1864 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Ohio at age 35, and was buried in St. Thomas Catholic Church Cemetery, Zanesville, Ohio.
10 M ix. Benedict Pearl was born on 28 Aug 1830 in Greene Co., PA, died on 10 Jan 1857 in Perry Co., OH at age 26, and was buried on 12 Jan 1857 in St. Dominic Cemetery, Mcluney, Harrison Twp. Perry Co., OH.
General Notes: St. Dominic's Cemetery Records: Pearl, Benedict, d. 10 January 1857, age 26 years, 4 months, 13 days.
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1840 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #417, pg. 239B:
Pearl, Lawrence
White males:
3 under age of 5 - John, William, Francis
2 between ages 5 & 10 - Lawrence, Jr. & Benedict
1 between ages 20 & 30 - Joseph
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Lawrence, Sr.
White females:
2 between ages 10 & 15- Elizabeth & Mary
3 between ages 15 & 20 - Ruth, Catherine & Eleanor
2 between ages 20 & 30 - Sarah & Susannah, Jr.
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Susannah, Sr.
2 persons engaged in agriculture
1850 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #715, pg.77B, Dwelling #294, Family #503, dated 18 September 1850:
Pearl, Lawrence, m, 57, farmer, $1,000, MD
Susanna, wife, f, 55, can't read, MD
Catherine, dau, f, 27, can't read, PA
Mary, dau, f, 23, can't read, PA
Elizabeth, dau, f, 21, PA
Benedict, son, m, 18, PA
Lawrence, son, m, 17, PA
John James, son, 14, attends school, PA
William A., son, m, 12, attends school, PA
Francis, son, m, 10, attends school, PA
1850 Census, Perry Twp., Bearfield Twp., Roll 719, Pg.276, Line 33, 168/168, Nov. 13, 1850:
Henry T. Deaver, male, 27, merchant?, OH
Sarah A., female, 30, PA
Martha, female, 5, attends school, OH
Francis, male, 4, attends school, OH
Minerva, female, 1, OH
Benedict Pearl*, male, 17, laborer, PA
*Brother of Sarah Ann.
CHECKED FOR CATHERINE PEARL IN 1860 OHIO CENSUS -- NOT THERE -- ALSO COULD FIND NO MARRIAGE RECORD IN MORGAN OR PERRY COUNTIES FOR BENEDICT & CATHERINE.
Benedict married Catherine after Nov 1850 in Probably Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: St. Dominic Cemetery Record: Catherine w/o Benedict (No Dates). Catherine probably remarried as Benedict was only 26 when he died.
11 M x. Lawrence Pearl Jr. was born on 23 Feb 1834 in Greene Co., PA, died on 31 Jan 1900 in Alexandria, Thayer Co., NE at age 65, and was buried in 1900 in Alexandria, Thayer Co., NE.
General Notes: In the 1880 Census, Kansas, Granite, Phillips Co., there is a Lawrence Perle, 62, b. PA and a Rebela, 80, b. PA. The 80 may be a misprint -- it might be 60? Who could this be????
Lawrence and Rebecca supposedly moved to Brownville, Nemaha County, Nebraska. They were not listed in the 1860 or 1870 Census Index for Nebraska. Bobbie and Virgil Perrell searched, page by page, through the entire Nemaha County 1880 Census, but found nothing.
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Lawrence & Rebecca are buried in Alexandria, Nebraska in the same cemetery as Reuben & Ruth Deaver and right by them, but was never told the name of the cemetery. I would imagine that it is a Catholic cemetery.
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1840 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #___, pg. 239B:
Pearl, Lawrence
White males:
3 under age of 5
2 between ages 5 & 10
1 between ages 20 & 30
1 between ages 40 & 50
White females:
2 between ages 10 & 15
3 between ages 15 & 20
1 between ages 40 & 50
2 between ages 20 & 30
2 persons engaged in agriculture
1850 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #715, pg.77B, Dwelling #294, Family #503, dated 18 September 1850:
Pearl, Lawrence, m, 57, farmer, $1,000, MD
Susanna, wife, f, 55, can't read, MD
Catherine, dau, f, 27, can't read, PA
Mary, dau, f, 23, can't read, PA
Elizabeth, dau, f, 21, PA
Benedict, son, m, 18, PA
Lawrence, son, m, 17, PA
John James, son, 14, attends school, PA
William A., son, m, 12, attends school, PA
Francis, son, m, 10, attends school, PA
Lawrence married Rebecca. Rebecca died after 20 Sep 1883 in Brownsville, Nemaha Co., NE and was buried in Alexandria, Thayer Co., NE.
+ 12 M xi. John James Pearl was born on 8 Mar 1836 in Greene Co., Pennsylvania, died on 27 Mar 1923 in Shawnee, Perry Co., OH at age 87, and was buried on 30 Mar 1923 in St. Patrick Cemetery, Junction City, OH.
+ 13 M xii. William Andrew Pearl was born on 18 Mar 1837 in Morgan Co., OH, died on 8 Aug 1918 in Elreno, Canadian Co., OK at age 81, and was buried in Aug 1918 in Catholic Cemetery In Elreno, OK.
+ 14 M xiii. Francis Xavier Pearl was born on 11 May 1840 in Morgan Co., OH, died on 13 Apr 1925 in Hebron, Thayer Co., NE at age 84, and was buried on 15 Apr 1925 in Hebron Cemetery, Hebron, Thayer Co., NE.
Lawrence next married Margaret Marshall Welch on 14 Oct 1852. Margaret was born about 1805 in Maryland.
15 M i. John R. Welch was born about 1845.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio Death Records shows a John Welch, male, white, married, died 12 January 1898, 53 years, 9 months, 15 days, of consumption, Ledger #1, Page 124. This is probably Margaret's son as, according to census record, he was born about 1845.
Second Generation 2. Joseph Pearl (Lawrence Sr.1) was born about 1815 in Probably Frederick Co., MD and died on 19 Jan 1884 in York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio about age 69.
General Notes: Joseph was probably born in Frederick Co., Maryland.
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Joseph Pearl left Ohio and moved to Missouri in 1850. He apparently moved back to Ohio at some point in his life. He could not be located at the time of his father, Lawrence's, death and was presumed dead, but he turned up later in Ohio, as there is a death record for him in Morgan County. Also, it looks like it is Joseph on the 1850 and 1860 Ohio censuses shown below.
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Settlement of Estate of Joseph Pearl, deceased, in Morgan County. Hearing on settlement Tuesday, September 8th, 1885.
NOTICE OF APPRAISEMENT
ESTATE of Joseph Pearl, DECEASED. Notice is hereby given that an inventory and appraisement of the Estate and Property of Joseph Pearl late of Morgan County, deceased, will be taken at the court house in Morgan Township, on the 16th day of February 1884 commencing at 10 o'clock a.m. and continuing from day to day until completed.
Date this 25th day of January 1884.
Signed: William Blenw
Administrator.
The State of Ohio, Morgan County, ss.
William Blen____* on the estate of Joseph Pearl deceased, makes oath that copies of the above notice were posted up in two of the most public places in York Township, in which the deceased last dwelt, on the 25th day of January, A.D. 1884, and that Susannah Gossman and Eleanor Longstreth who reside in Morgan County, were duly notified of the time and place of making such Inventory and Appraisement, not less than five days previous therein.
Signed: William Blenw
Sworn and subscribed in this 16th day of February 1884.
Signed: _____________*
*Can't make out his name. Probate Judge
ADMINISTRATOR'S OR EXECUTOR'S ACCOUNTS
William Blenw, Administrator of the Estate of Joseph Pearl Deceased
In account with said Estate Final Account
Said Administrator charges himself as follows:
To Account received from Wm. Taylor, Sheriff as the distributive ____ of Joseph Pearl out of the proceeds arising from the sale of lands in partition, in Case of James P. Longstreth, Executor of the Will of Lawrence Pearl--against--Susannah Gossman et al -- $99.68
To Cash received from James P. Longstreth on Note -- $64.00.
Total -- $163.68
Said Administrator claims the following:
1884 Credits to wit:
Feb. 16, By cash paid Appraiser Voucher 1 $3.00
" " " " " Probate Judge " 2 7.46
Dec. 20 " Taxes " 3 2.01
Dec. 1885 & June 1886 (audit obtained) 3.41
1885 " " for June 1885 1.63
June 5 " Cash to J.R. Foulke for posting notice " 4 2.00
Administrator's Allowance 9.82
By Costs this Settlement " 5 4.68
Balance 129.67
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1841 Marriage Record, St. Francis Church, Chapel Hill, Ohio, August 13, 1841, Joseph Pearl and Anna Riley. Witnesses: Leats(?) Morgan and Catherine Thompson. Fr. Aegiding Olivetti officiated at their marriage.
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1820 Census, Greene Twp., Greene County, Pennsylvania, Roll #98, pg.354 (next to last sheet on roll):
Perl, Laurence
1 free colored male under 14 - Joseph
1 free colored male 26-45 - Lawrence
3 free colored females under 14 - Susannah, Jr., Sarah, Eleanor
1 free colored female 26-45 - Susannah, Sr.
1830 Census, Whitely Twp., Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Roll #162, pg.162:
Perrill, Lawrence
1 free colored male 36-55 - Lawrence
1 free colored male 10-24 - Joseph
1 free white female 30-40 - Susannah
4 free colored females under 10 - Catherine, Ruth, Mary, Elizabeth
3 free colored females 10-24 - Susannah, Sarah, Eleanor
1840 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #417, pg. 239B:
Pearl, Lawrence
White males:
3 under age of 5 - John, William, Francis
2 between ages 5 & 10 - Lawrence, Jr. & Benedict
1 between ages 20 & 30 - Joseph
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Lawrence, Sr.
White females:
2 between ages 10 & 15- Elizabeth & Mary
3 between ages 15 & 20 - Ruth, Catherine & Eleanor
2 between ages 20 & 30 - Sara
I think that this is our Joseph Pearl on the 1850 & 1860 censuses below but am not 100% sure. I haven't been able to find him in other censuses even though he didn't die until January 1884 :
1850 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Roll 719, Pg. 277, Line 1, 170/170, Nov. 13, 1950:
Parrel, Joseph, wm, 35, mechanic, PA
Mary Ann, wife, 26, OH
Sarah A., wf, 8, attends school, OH
Mary Parrel, wf, 3*, attends school, OH
Matthias, wm, 1, OH
Mary Ann Mercer, wf, 16, OH
Mary Ann can't read & write.
*Can't believe she is going to school.
1860 Census, OH, Lawrence Co., Ironton P.O, & Village, Roll 997, Pg.193, Line 25, 481/465:
Joseph Pearl, wm, 38, day laborer, PA
Mary Ann, wf, 30, OH
Mary, wf, 14, attends school, OH
Matthias, wm, 12, attends school, OH
M_______?, wf, 8, attends school, OH
Catherine, wf, 6, attends school, OH
Joseph, wm, 4 (twin), OH
Joseph, wm, 4 (twin), OH
Mary Ann can't read.
NOTE: Both children are named Joseph.
Joseph married Nancy Ann Riley on 13 Aug 1841.
General Notes: Apparently, Joseph first married Nancy Ann Riley and married secondly Mary Ann Hiles. Nancy Ann Riley Pearl must have died.
Joseph next married Mary Ann Hiles about 1849.
General Notes: Mary Ann Hiles apparently was the second wife of Joseph Pearl. The baptismal record at St. Joseph's, Somerset, Perry Co., Ohio, shows the following baptism: 1851, March 23. Martha, daughter of Joseph Pearl and Mary Ann Hiles, b. Jan. 28, 1851. Sponsors: John Giles and his wife, Rebecca. (from the congregation of Deavertown.) Fr. Mannes, D'Arco, O.P. officiated.
Cannot figure the above out -- there is a marriage in the Perry Co., Ohio, Marriage Records that have:
Mary Ann Hiles married Aaron Edington 9 March 1841.
Don't know what to make of this? It could be that another Hiles family named there daughter "Mary Ann" or her marriage to Joseph Pearl was a second marriage???
16 F i. Martha Pearl was born on 28 Jan 1851 in Probably Missouri.
General Notes: Martha Pearl, daughter of Joseph and Mary Ann Hiles, was christened March 23, 1851. She was christened at St. Dominic's but the record was found at St. Joseph's in Somerset, Perry Co., Ohio. From this record we can assume that Joseph remarried and possibly first wife, Nancy Ann Riley, died.
3. Susannah Elizabeth Pearl (Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 8 Feb 1817 in Frederick Co., Maryland, died on 28 May 1895 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio at age 78, and was buried in May 1895 in Church Of Atonement Cemetery.
General Notes: Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records: Gossman, Susannah, wife of John J. died 20 May 1895, age 79y, 3m,20d.
1820 Census, Greene Twp., Greene County, Pennsylvania, Roll #98, pg.354 (next to last sheet on roll):
Perl, Laurence
1 free colored male under 14 - Joseph
1 free colored male 26-45 - Lawrence
3 free colored females under 14 - Susannah, Jr., Sarah, Eleanor
1 free colored female 26-45 - Susannah, Sr.
1830 Census, Whitely Twp., Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Roll #162, pg.162:
Perrill, Lawrence
1 free colored male 36-55 - Lawrence
1 free colored male 10-24 - Joseph
1 free white female 30-40 - Susannah
4 free colored females under 10 - Catherine, Ruth, Mary, Elizabeth
3 free colored females 10-24 - Susannah, Sarah, Eleanor
1840 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #417, pg. 239B:
Pearl, Lawrence
White males:
3 under age of 5 - John, William, Francis
2 between ages 5 & 10 - Lawrence, Jr. & Benedict
1 between ages 20 & 30 - Joseph
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Lawrence, Sr.
White females:
2 between ages 10 & 15- Elizabeth & Mary
3 between ages 15 & 20 - Ruth, Catherine & Eleanor
2 between ages 20 & 30 - Sarah & Susannah, Jr.
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Susannah, Sr.
2 persons engaged in agriculture
1850 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Pgs. 274B & 275A, Lines 42 & 1, 148/148, 11 & 12 Nov. 1850:
Gosman, John J., head, wm, 29, farmer, mar., OH
Susanna E., wife, wf, 32, mar., MD
Matilda A., dau., wf, 7, attends school, OH
Mary M., dau., wf, 6, attends school, OH
Joseph A., son, wm, 4, attends school, OH
Susanna E., dau., wf, 3, OH
Martha E., dau., wf, 4 mos., OH
John & Susanna can't read or write.
1860 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1016, pg.539 (lst half) house #2159, l.13, dated 9 August 1860:
Gossman, John, m, 40, farmer, $3,000, $600, OH
Susannah, wife, f, 42(43), OH(MD)
Matilda A., dau, f, 17, domestic, OH
Mary, dau, f, 15, OH
Joseph, son, m, 12, OH
Susannah, dau, f, 10, OH
Martha E., dau, f, 9, OH
John, son, m, 7, OH
Francis A., son, m, 5, OH
Vincent, son, m, 3, OH
Agathy, dau, f, 2, OH
Susannah married John James Gossman on 7 Jan 1842 in Deavertown, Morgan Co., Ohio. John was born on 30 Nov 1820 in Deavertown, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 11 Dec 1910 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio at age 90, and was buried on 13 Dec 1910 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry. The cause of his death was stroke.
General Notes: John James Gossman was a farmer.
Death Records, Morgan Co., Ohio, 1908-1952: Gossman, John J., 90y York Twp., 11 Decembe 1910.
STATE OF OHIO - Bureau of Vital Statistics - Certificate of Death, Reg. Dist. #421, Primary Reg. Dist. #3555, Reg. #20, Morgan Co., York Twp., Ohio, John J. Gossman, male, white, b. 30 Nov. 1820, Ohio, widowed, farmer, father: Andrew Gossman, b. German, mother's maiden name-unknown, b. Germany, d. 11 Dec. 1910, age 90 yrs., 0 mos., 10 days, cause of death: Paralaysis-3 days, signed W. P. Dupler, M.D., buried: Atonement Cemetery, 13 Dec. 1912, informant: Vincent Gossman, Crooksville, Ohio.
Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records: Section D, Row 6, Gossman, John J., d. 11 Dec. 1910, aged 90y, 8m, 11d.
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Morgan County Democrat, Friday, 16 Dec.1910: John Gossman, who died last Saturday, died on the same farm, and only a few rods from where he was born in York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio. Funeral at the Catholic Church in Crooksville, Tuesday, conducted by Rev. Mattis. The deceased leaves four sons, three daughters, and a large number of grand and great grandchildren. C.B.T.
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Morgan Co. Democrat, Friday, 16 Dec. 1910, Local News - John Gossman, aged 91, one of the oldest residents of Perry Co., died Sunday at his home near Crooksville.
Patricia Jennes note: Evidently John lived just across the line in Harrison or Bearfield Twp. of Perry Co., when he died. He must have been born on the Morgan Co. side.
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John J. Gossman's Will (1820-1910):
In the name of the Benevolent Father of all, I John J. Gossman of Morgan Co., Ohio, do make and publish this my Last Will and Testament.
Item l. I give and devise unto my beloved wife, Susanna E. Gossman, all my property both real and personal during her natural life.
Item 2. After the death of my wife, I desire all the property then remaining in her hands to be divided among my children, as follows: I have given my daughter Matilda Nash six hundred and fifty dollars. I have given my son Joseph five hundred dollars. I have given my son John W. five hundred dollars. I have given my son Vincent five hundred dollars. I have given my daughter Mary Augler all I desire her to receive, but I desire that John Augler, Matilda Augler, Charles Augler, Susanna Augler and Leonard Augler, her children, shall receive five dollars each. I desire that my sons Vincent, John W., and Joseph shall each receive the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars to make them equal with Matilda Nash. I desire that Annie Brecht, and Martha Kistner and Frank A. Gossman, and Agatha Nash, four of my children, be given six hundred and fifty dollars each so they will share equally with the other children before named.
Item 3. I desire that Leo P. Diamond, if he shall remain with me or my wife until he shall attain the age of twenty-one years, that he receive a horse, saddle, and bridle.
Item 4. After all the children have received six hundred and fifty dollars, the same that was given Matilda Nash, and all expenses paid, the residue, if there be any, I desire and wish to be divided equally among all my children, except the one named Mary Augler, who has received all I desire her to receive. If any of my children are dissatisfied with this, my Will, I desire that what they were to receive, be withheld from them and divided equally among the rest.
Item 5. I desire that my son John W. Gossman act as my Executor, and I therefore appoint my Executor to settle up all my business, and if I should die before my wife, I appoint my Executor to attend to her business for her, and if at my death there be more personal property in her hands, than she desires to keep or care for, that said Executor shall be empowered to sell the same for her. I desire that my Executor, John W. Gossman, be not required to give bond, but to act freely in all matters without bond. I empower him after the death of both me and my wife, to convey lands, and execute deeds for any of my property that may be for sale by him, or remain to be sold and settled.
In testimony hereof I have hereunto set my hand this 23rd day of January, A.D. 1893. John J. Gossman (His Mark)
Signed and acknowledged by said John J. Gossman as his last Will and Testament in our presence and signed by us in his presence.
C. J. Weaver
M. F. Gooley
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Probate Court, Morgan County, Ohio
In the Matter of )
The Last Will and Testament of ) Application to Admit to Probate
John J. Gossman, deceased )
To the Probate Court of said County:
Your petitioner respectfully represents that John J. Gossman, late a resident of the Township of York in said County, died on or about the 11th day of December, A.D. 1910, leaving an instrument in writing, herewith produced, purporting to be his last Will and Testament:
That the said John J. Gossman died leaving no widow, and the following named persons his only next of kin, to-wit:
John W. Gossman, son, Rose Farm, Ohio
Frank A. Gossman, son, Canada
Vincent Gossman, son, Crooksville, Ohio
Matilda Nash, daughter, Corning, Ohio
Ann Brecht, daughter, Norway, Iowa
Martha Kistner, daughter, Bloomington, Illinois
Agatha Nash, daughter, Crooksville, Ohio
John Augler, grandson, Corning, Ohio
Charles Augler, grandson, Corning, Ohio
Leonard Augler, grandson, Corning, Ohio
Annie Augler (now married, granddaughter, Corning, Ohio
Matilda Dew or Derr, granddaughter (It's Dew)
The heirs of Joseph Gossman are outside state and unknown.
Your petitioner offers said Will for Probate and prays that a time may be fixed for the proving of the same, and that said above named persons, resident in this State, may be notified to law of the pendency of said proceedings.
Signed: John W. Gossman, Petitioner
The State of Ohio, Morgan County, ss.
The above named John W. Gossman being first duly sworn, says that the facts stated and allegations in the foregoing (couldn't read the last line).
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Places of residence: Ohio
Marriage and cemetery records.
1900 Census, Ohio, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll #1309, ED39, Pg. 9, l.32, Dated 15 & 16 June 1900:
Gossman, John J., wm, 79, Nov.1820, Wid., farmer, owns farm, OH,GER,Ger
Diamond, Leo P., Ward of John J. Gossman, wm, 17, Feb. 1883, attends school, OH,?,?
Both read and write
1820 Census, OH, Morgan Co., York Twp., Roll 92, Pg.71:Andrew Gosman:
1 wm under 10
1 wm 26-45
2 wf under 10
1 wf 26-45
1910 Soundex, Morgan Co., Ohio, 140-0053-0200
Nash, Joseph J., head, wm
Gossman, John, father-in-law, wm, 89, OH
• Census: 1860. Ohio,Morgan Co.,York Twp.
• Census: 1860. Deavertown P.O., York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
• Census: 1870. Ohio,Morgan Co.,York Twp.
• Census: 1880. Ohio,Morgan Co.,York Twp.
+ 17 F i. Matilda Agatha "Tillie" Gossman was born on 3 Feb 1843 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 31 Mar 1931 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio at age 88, and was buried in Apr 1931 in St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Row 2, Chapel Hill, Perry Co., OH.
+ 18 F ii. Mary Magdelene Gossman was born on 21 May 1844 in OH and died between 1875 and 1876 in Probably Morgan Co., OH.
+ 19 M iii. Joseph Andrew Gossman was born on 8 Mar 1846 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio.
+ 20 F iv. Susannah E. (Ann) Gossman was born on 27 Dec 1848 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 5 Aug 1925 in Norway Or Fairfax, Benton Co., Iowa at age 76, and was buried in Aug 1925 in Iowa.
+ 21 F v. Martha Eleanor Gossman was born on 13 Jan 1850 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 27 Jan 1931 in Normal, Mclean Co., Illinois at age 81, and was buried on 29 Jan 1931 in St. Mary's Cemetery, Mclean Co., Illinois.
+ 22 M vi. John William Gossman was born on 12 Dec 1851 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 1 Dec 1922 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio at age 70, and was buried in Dec 1922 in Church Of Atonement Cemetery, Perry Co., Ohio.
+ 23 M vii. Francis Andrew Gossman was born on 30 Apr 1854 in Rose Farm. Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 5 May 1912 in Viking, Alberta, Canada at age 58, and was buried in May 1912 in Viking Cemetery, Viking, Alberta, Canada.
+ 24 M viii. Vincent Charles Gossman was born between 24 Mar 1856 and 0025 in Rose Farm, Morgan County, Ohio, died on 19 May 1932 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio, and was buried on 21 May 1932 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio.
+ 25 F ix. Agatha Veronica Gossman was born on 27 Mar 1858 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 14 Jan 1937 at Her Home In Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio at age 78, and was buried in 1937 in Church Of Atonement Cemetey, Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio.
4. Sarah Ann Pearl (Lawrence Sr.1) was born between 17 Jan 1819 and 0027 in Greene County, Pennsylvania, died on 22 Feb 1852 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio, and was buried in Feb 1852 in St. Francis Of Assisi Church Cemetery, Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Sarah Ann Pearl was baptized Sara Ann Perrell on 17 November 1819, at St. Patrick's Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylania, by Rev. Wm. F.X. O'Brien, Pastor. Sponsors: Stacey Hoy and Catherine Cain.
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Tombstone Record has SARAH A. - Wife of HENRY T. DEAVER - Died - Feb. 22, 1852.
St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Row 3: Deaver, Sarah A. (Ann Pearl), d. Feb. 22, 1852, w/o Henry T. Deaver.
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On the marriage record Sarah's name is spelled Sarah Ann Perril.
Children: We have been unable to locate this family in the 1850 census, which would name the children. Lawrence Pearl, Sr.'s Will simply states "equal division among the children" and the settlement statements say "children of S. A. Deaver". A letter from the Morgan County, Ohio Genealogical Society lists the following as heirs of Lawrence, info from Box 144, presumably children of Sara and Henry Deaver: Martha and William P. Appleman, Francis and Matilda Deaver, Minerva Weiner, John Heines (? or Weiner?), T.T. (or T.H.?) Deaver, Mary A. Deaver, Mary A. Potts. Neither have we found, except for Martha, with whom these children were living in 1860. Martha is listed with her aunt and uncle, Elizabeth and Bartholemew Springer. It is possible that Henry T. Deaver had not yet entered the Civil War and was making a home for his children.
After much research, we still haven't found a T.T. (or T.H.? Deaver, or a Mary A. Deaver, presumably his wife. It is likely that T.T. (T.H.) was the first born of Sarah and Henry T. Deaver. This can't be true since he isn't listed on the 1850 Census. Whoever that is was still alive when Lawrence died in 1868.
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1820 Census, Greene Twp., Greene County, Pennsylvania, Roll #98, pg.354 (next to last sheet on roll):
Perl, Laurence
1 free colored male under 14 - Joseph
1 free colored male 26-45 - Lawrence
3 free colored females under 14 - Susannah, Jr., Sarah, Eleanor
1 free colored female 26-45 - Susannah, Sr.
1830 Census, Whitely Twp., Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Roll #162, pg.162:
Perrill, Lawrence
1 free colored male 36-55 - Lawrence
1 free colored male 10-24 - Joseph
1 free white female 30-40 - Susannah
4 free colored females under 10 - Catherine, Ruth, Mary, Elizabeth
3 free colored females 10-24 - Susannah, Sarah, Eleanor
1840 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #417, pg. 239B:
Pearl, Lawrence
White males:
3 under age of 5 - John, William, Francis
2 between ages 5 & 10 - Lawrence, Jr. & Benedict
1 between ages 20 & 30 - Joseph
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Lawrence, Sr.
White females:
2 between ages 10 & 15- Elizabeth & Mary
3 between ages 15 & 20 - Ruth, Catherine & Eleanor
2 between ages 20 & 30 - Sarah & Susannah, Jr.
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Susannah, Sr.
2 persons engaged in agriculture
1850 Census, Perry Twp., Bearfield Twp., Roll 719, Pg.276, Line 33, 168/168, Nov. 13, 1850:
Henry T. Deaver, male, 27, merchant?, OH
Sarah A., female, 30, PA
Martha, female, 5, attends school, OH
Francis, male, 4, attends school, OH
Minerva, female, 1, OH
Benedict Pearl*, male, 17, laborer, PA
*Brother of Sarah Ann.
Sarah married Henry Tillman Deaver, son of Unknown and Unknown, on 27 Dec 1842 in Morgan Co., Ohio. Henry was born on 10 Mar 1822 in Deavertown, Morgan Co., Ohio, died between 4 Oct 1863 and 0006 in Chattanooga, Hamilton, Co., Tennessee (Civil War), and was buried in Oct 1863 in National Cemetery, Chattanooga, Tennessee. The cause of his death was Heart Disease.
General Notes: The marriage record of Henry T. Deaver and Martha Messerlin in Perry Co., in the year 1852, is in Book, 2-3, page 274. The books are in the Perry Co., Ohio, Probate Court. The index in the library didn't give the month and day.
In Henry Deaver's father Reuben's will it states that Henry was to get nothing except $1.00. He must have been really angry with him since he was the only child of at least 21 who got nothing, according to the will.
The pension papers of Henry T. Deaver state that Henry and Martha Messerlin were married in Perry Co., Ohio on the tenth day of May, A.D. 1852, by R. A. Clarkson, a Catholic Priest, at Chapel Hill, Ohio.
Pension Claim #385141 -- Henry enlisted under the name of Tilman Deaver, at Zanesville, Ohio on the 25th day of August, A.D. 1863.
In his pension papers it states that he left two children by his former marriage -- that is incorrect. By name, it only mentioned Mary Ann Deaver, born 17 August 1851. It mentions her because she was under 16 at the time the one pention paper was filed in December 1866.
Martha Deaver applied for a pension in May 1864, #50899, which was rejected on the ground that the fatal disease was not contracted in the service. She again applied in January 1867, and again was rejected for the same reasons. Again she applied in 1888 and January 14, 1890, the former rejections were confirmed. She stated along with other witnesses, that before he entered the service he was an able-bodied man and was not sick.
The pension papers also state that Henry died 6 October 1863, in Chattanooga, Tennessee, of heart disease.
According to the pension papers, Henry had blue eyes, fair complexion, light hair and 5'10" tall, born Ohio, occupation a carpenter. That he was drafted October 1, 1862; that he was arrested August 7, 1863, as a non-reporting drafted man, and delivered to the provost marshal, Columbus, Ohio, August 15, 1863; that he was forwarded to Cincinnati on the same date; that he joined Co. A, 1st Ohio Infantry Volunteers, for duty August 25, 1863, and that he died 4* October, 1863 at Chattanooga, Tennessee, of heart disease. From the date of his entry into service until the date of his death he held the rank of private. The medical records show him treated August 18, 1863, for constipation, but afford no additional record of disability in his case.
Signed by F. C. Ainsworth (sp?)
The Adjutant General
NOTE: *The other places in the pension papers show his date of death as 6 October 1863.
Also, in the pension papers are various witnesses testimony that Henry Deaver DID NOT in fact try to dodge being in the service. When he had first reported for duty he was told to go home and await further orders These witnesses state that he never received any further order to report to his Company.
The pension papers also list the children of Henry and Martha as: Lucinda Deaver, b. 1 Jan. 1854; Sarah E. Deaver, b. 1 June 1859; Emeline Deaver, b. 29 April 1861; and Tillie Deaver, b. 15 Jan. 1864. They also mention on one of the sheets Mary Ann Deaver, child of Henry & Sarah. Since only the children under 16 are mentioned, the other children of Henry and Sarah were not mentioned.
Martha Messerlin Deaver remarried after Henry's death to a Frank Seager, Seiger, Seigers. They lived in Hilliards, Franklin Co., Ohio, in April of 1890, but by 1907 it seems that she was living in Perry Co.
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1860 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Line 8, 752/679, July 26, 1860:
Henry T. Deaver, male, 37, const. carpenter, OH
Martha, female, 27, OH
Martha, female, 16, domestic, attends school, OH
Francis, male, 14, attends school, OH
Minerva, female, 12, attends school, OH
Mary, female, 11, attends school, OH
Lucinda, female, 6, attends school, OH
Roseann female, 3, OH
Sarah, female, 1, OH
Henry's wife Martha can't read or write.
Lucinda, Roseann & Sarah are the children of Henry & Martha. The other children are Henry's & Sarah's.
• Alt. Birth: Alt. Birth, 10 Mar 1822.
• 27 Dec. 1842: Vol. 2,1840-1865, Morgan Co.Marriage Records
+ 26 F i. Martha E. Deaver was born on 14 May 1844 in Chapel Hill, Perry County, Ohio.
+ 27 M ii. Francis F. Deaver Sr. was born in Jun 1846 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio.
+ 28 F iii. Minerva Ann Deaver was born on 17 Jun 1848 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio, died on 21 Aug 1900 in Perry Co., Ohio at age 52, and was buried in Aug 1900 in Chapel Hill Cemetery, Chapel Hill, Ohio.
+ 29 F iv. Mary Ann "Molly" Deaver was born on 17 Aug 1851 in Deavertown, Perry Co., Ohio, died on 29 Jun 1916 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio at age 64, and was buried on 1 Jul 1916 in St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Chapel Hill, Perry Co., OH.
5. Eleanor Pearl (Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 12 May 1820 in Greene Co., PA, died on 22 Nov 1898 in McLuney, Perry Co., OH at age 78, and was buried in Nov 1898 in St. Dominic Cemetery, Mcluney, Perry Co., OH. The cause of her death was Paralysis.
General Notes: New Lexington Tribune, Thursday, 20 January 1898: Mrs. J. P. Longstreth, of McLuney, is in a critical condition from a stroke of paralysis.
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Eleanore Pearl Longstreth is buried in St. Dominic Cemetery, McLuney, Perry Co., Ohio. St. Dominic Cemetery Records give 26 Nov. 1820, as her birth date: Pearl, Eleanor, w/o James T. (P.) b. 26 Nov. 1820, d. 22 Nov. 1898, aged 77y, llm, 26d. NOTE: The birth & death dates do not figure to 77y, 11m, 26 days.
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Perry County, Ohio, Death Record, page 221, states the following:
Longstreth, Eleanor, female, white, married, died 11-22-98, age 78yrs., 6 months, 10 days, died McLuney, Ohio, born Green County, Pa., housewife, died of paralysis, Ledger & page #3-143.
Eleanor Pearl Longstreth's parents were both born in Maryland, we believe, at least Lawrence and Susannah (Nichols) Pearl were married in Montgomery Co., Maryland.
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1820 Census, Greene Twp., Greene County, Pennsylvania, Roll #98, pg.354 (next to last sheet on roll):
1820 Census, Greene Twp., Greene County, Pennsylvania, Roll #98, pg.354 (next to last sheet on roll):
Perl, Laurence
1 free colored male under 14 - Joseph
1 free colored male 26-45 - Lawrence
3 free colored females under 14 - Susannah, Jr., Sarah, Eleanor
1 free colored female 26-45 - Susannah, Sr.
1830 Census, Whitely Twp., Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Roll #162, pg.162:
Perrill, Lawrence
1 free colored male 36-55 - Lawrence
1 free colored male 10-24 - Joseph
1 free white female 30-40 - Susannah
4 free colored females under 10 - Catherine, Ruth, Mary, Elizabeth
3 free colored females 10-24 - Susannah, Sarah, Eleanor
1840 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #417, pg. 239B:
Pearl, Lawrence
White males:
3 under age of 5 - John, William, Francis
2 between ages 5 & 10 - Lawrence, Jr. & Benedict
1 between ages 20 & 30 - Joseph
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Lawrence, Sr.
White females:
2 between ages 10 & 15- Elizabeth & Mary
3 between ages 15 & 20 - Ruth, Catherine & Eleanor
2 between ages 20 & 30 - Sarah & Susannah, Jr.
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Susannah, Sr.
2 persons engaged in agriculture
1850 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Roll 719, Pg.274B, Line 8, 142/142, Nov. 11, 1850:
James P. Longstreth, m, 30, farmer, $800, OH
Elenor, f, 29, PA
Peter, m, 5, attends school, OH
Susanna E., f, 4, attends school, OH
Philip J., m, 2, OH
Eleanor & James can't read or write.
1860 Census, Ohio, McLuney Station, P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1022, pg.195, l.35-37; pg.196, l. l-7, Dwelling #584, Family #597, Dated 17 July 1860:
Longstreth, James, wm, 40, farmer, $2500, $2085, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 39(40?) (can't read?), PA
Peter, son, wm, 15, attends school, OH
Susannah, daughter, wf, 13, attends school, OH
Philip, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 10, attends school, OH
John, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 7, attends school, OH
Thomas, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 4, OH
Stephen, son, wm, 3, OH
Margaret, dau, wm, 3 months, OH
1870 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, pg.17,l.14,Dwelling & Family #124, Dated 30 July 1870:
Longstreth, James P., wm, 50, farmer, $4500, $1050, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 49(50?), PA
Susannah, dau., wf, 23, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 21, attends school & works on farm, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 17, attends school & works on farm, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 14, attends school & works on farm, OH
Charles, son, wm, 9, attends school, OH
*Lilly C.(?), dau., wf, 4, OH
*Sally C. in 1880 Census.
1880 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1057, ED206, p.20, l.23, Dwelling #140, Family #149, Dated 16 June 1880:
*Longstreth, P., wm, 60, farmer, OH,PA,PA
**Ellen, wife, wf, keeping house, 59(60?), PA,PA(MD),PA(MD)
Susan E., dau., wf, 34, dressmaker, OH,OHPA
Francis, son, wm, 31, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Sylvester, son, wm, 27, coal miner, OH,OH,PA
Alva J., son, wm, 24, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Charles A., son, wm, 18, OH,OH,PA
Lillie C., dau., wf, 14, OH,OH,PA
#Pearl, Margret, wf, 90?, boarder, MD,MD,MD
*His first name is James. It is James P. Longstreth
**Her name is Eleanor.
#2nd wife & widow of Lawrence Pearl. Elsewhere else we have her birth-year given as 1808.
NOTE: On the 1880 FHL Film 1255057 National Archives Film T9-1057, Pg.107D it shows "J. P." Longstreth. On the above census it just showed "P.".
Medical Notes: She had a stroke in January of 1898.
Eleanor married James P. Longstreth on 18 Feb 1844 in Morgan Co., OH. James was born on 3 Mar 1820 in Morgan Co., OH, died on 30 Aug 1902 in McLuney, Perry Co., OH at age 82, and was buried in Sep 1902 in St. Dominic Cemetery, Mcluney, Perry Co., OH. The cause of his death was Old age.
General Notes: James P. Longstreth is buried in St. Dominic Cemetery, McLuney, Perry Co., Ohio. St. Dominic Cemetery records.
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Perry County Death Record, page 221 listed the following for James P. Longstreth: male, white, widowed, died 8-30-02, age 82 years, 5 months, 27 days, died McLuney, Ohio, born Morgan County, farmer, died of old age, ledger and page #3-144.
St. Dominic's Cemetery Records: Longstreth, James T. (P.) b. 9 Mar.. (3) 1820, d. 30 Aug. 1902, aged 82y, 5m, 27d.
1900 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, Vol. 123, ED61, pg.12, 1.43, Family #279, Dated 12 June 1900:
Longstreth, Peter, wm, 55, Nov.1844, M30yrs., farmer, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Diantha, wife, wf, 50, Oct.1849, M30yrs., 11 children, 9 now living, R&W, PA,PA,CONN
Dora, dau., wf, 21, Dec.1878, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Emma, dau., wf, 19, Mar.1881, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Edward, son, wm, 16, Jan.1884, farms, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Effie, dau., wf, 14, May 1886, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Minnie, dau., wf, 11, Nov.1888, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Alma, dau., wf, 8?, Sep.1891, attends school, OH,OH,PA
James P., father, wm, 80, Mar.1820, farmer, R&W, OH,PA,PA
• Census: 1860. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1870. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1880. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
+ 30 M i. Peter Longstreth was born in Nov 1844 in Perry County?, OH, died in 1936 in Perry Co., OH at age 92, and was buried in 1936 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
31 F ii. Susannah E. Longstreth was born in Mar 1846 in Somerset, Reading Twp., Perry County, Ohio and died after 1930 in Probably Hebron, Thayer Co., Neb.
General Notes: Susanna never married.
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1850 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Roll 719, Pg.274B, Line 8, 142/142, Nov. 11, 1850:
James P. Longstreth, m, 30, farmer, $800, OH
Elenor, f, 29, PA
Peter, m, 5, attends school, OH
Susanna E., f, 4, attends school, OH
Philip J., m, 2, OH
Eleanor & James can't read or write.
1860 Census, Ohio, McLuney Station, P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1022, pg.195, l.35-37; pg.196, l. l-7, Dwelling #584, Family #597, Dated 17 July 1860:
Longstreth, James, wm, 40, farmer, $2500, $2085, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 39(40?) (can't read?), PA
Peter, son, wm, 15, attends school, OH
Susannah, daughter, wf, 13, attends school, OH
Philip, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 10, attends school, OH
John, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 7, attends school, OH
Thomas, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 4, OH
Stephen, son, wm, 3, OH
Margaret, dau, wm, 3 months, OH
1870 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, pg.17,l.14,Dwelling & Family #124, Dated 30 July 1870:
Longstreth, James P., wm, 50, farmer, $4500, $1050, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 49(50?), PA
Susannah, dau., wf, 23, attends school, OH
son, Francis, wm, 21, attends school & works on farm, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 17, attends school & works on farm, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 14, attends school & works on farm, OH
Charles, son, wm, 9, attends school, OH
*Lilly C.(?), dau., wf, 4, OH
*Sally C. in 1880 Census.
1880 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1057, ED206, p.20, l.23, Dwelling #140, Family #149, Dated 16 June 1880:
*Longstreth, P., wm, 60, farmer, OH,PA,PA
**Ellen, wife, wf, keeping house, 59(60?), PA,PA(MD),PA(MD)
Susan E., dau., wf, 34, dressmaker, OH,OHPA
Francis, son, wm, 31, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Sylvester, son, wm, 27, coal miner, OH,OH,PA
Alva J., son, wm, 24, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Charles A., son, wm, 18, OH,OH,PA
Lillie C., dau., wf, 14, OH,OH,PA
#Pearl, Margret, wf, 90?, boarder, MD,MD,MD
*His first name is James. It is James P. Longstreth
**Her name is Eleanor.
#2nd wife & widow of Lawrence Pearl. Elsewhere else we have her birth-year given as 1808.
NOTE: On the 1880 FHL Film 1255057 National Archives Film T9-1057, Pg.107D it shows "J. P." Longstreth. On the above census it just showed "P.".
1900 Census, Ohio, Corning Inc. Village, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1313,ED68, pg.14, l.11,Dated 14 June 1900:
Longstreth, Susanna, wf, 54, Mar.1846, single, dressmaker, R&W, Owns House, free of mortg. OH,OH(Pa),PA
*Franklin, brother, wm, 51, Feb.1849, single, car repair, OH,OH(Pa),PA
Penman, Mary, niece, wf, 10, Aug.1889, attends school, OH,SCOT,OH
*Franklin is "Francis" or "Frank". His real name is "Francis".
1910 Census, Nebraska Hebron Pct., Thayer County, Roll #856, ED186, pg.9B, l.78, dated 11 May 1910:
Longstreth, Frank, wm, 60, single, farmer, OH,PA,PA
Susannah, sister, wf, 64, single, OH,PA,PA
1920 Census, Nebraska, Hebron Pct., Thayer County, ED200, Sheet 6A, Line 37, Dwelling 116, Family 125, Roll 1002, Dated 18 January 1920: He is right below Francis Xavier Pearl on this census.
Longstreth, Frank, wm, 70, single, small farmer, owns farm OH,OH,PA
Susannah, sister, wf, 73, single, keeps house, OH,OH,PA
1930 Census, Nebraska, Hebron Pct., ED85-19, Sheet 8A, Pg.195, Line 35, Dated April 26, 1930:
Longstreth, Frank, wm, 81, cemetery sexton, OH,PA,PA
Suzanna E., sister, wf, 84, OH,PA,PA
Owns house, has radio, both can read & write
• Census: 1860. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1870. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1880. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1900. Corning Inc.Vill.,Monroe Twp.,Perry Co.,Ohio
32 M iii. Philip J. Longstreth was born about 1847 in Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: It's possible that Philip could have been born very early in 1848. Philip was found only in the 17 July 1860 census where he was listed as 11 years old. This doesn't fit with Francis' birth date.
Don't know for sure if Philip's wife is Hattie Ross. It has P. J. Longstreth (this may or may not be Philip.
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1850 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Roll 719, Pg.274B, Line 8, 142/142, Nov. 11, 1850:
James P. Longstreth, m, 30, farmer, $800, OH
Elenor, f, 29, PA
Peter, m, 5, attends school, OH
Susanna E., f, 4, attends school, OH
Philip J., m, 2, OH
Eleanor & James can't read or write.
1860 Census, Ohio, McLuney Station, P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1022, pg.195, l.35-37; pg.196, l. l-7, Dwelling #584, Family #597, Dated 17 July 1860:
Longstreth, James, wm, 40, farmer, $2500, $2085, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 39(40?) (can't read?), PA
Peter, son, wm, 15, attends school, OH
Susannah, daughter, wf, 13, attends school, OH
Philip, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 10, attends school, OH
John, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 7, attends school, OH
Thomas, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 4, OH
Stephen, son, wm, 3, OH
Margaret, dau, wm, 3 months, OH
1880 CENSUS -- Philip J. Longstreth not in Soundex for OH
1900 CENSUS -- Philip J. Longtreth not in soundex for OH
• Census: 1860. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
Philip married Hattie Ross on 15 Apr 1875.
33 M iv. Francis "Frank" Longstreth was born in Feb 1849 in Perry Co.?, Ohio and died after 1930 in Probably Hebron, Thayer Co., Neb.
General Notes: New Lexington Tribune, 9 June 1998: Frank Longstreth, who has been working in Cleveland for the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad is home for a short stay. (Don't know if this is the right one?)
1860 Census, Ohio, McLuney Station, P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1022, pg.195, l.35-37; pg.196, l. l-7, Dwelling #584, Family #597, Dated 17 July 1860:
Longstreth, James, wm, 40, farmer, $2500, $2085, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 39(40?) (can't read?), PA
Peter, son, wm, 15, attends school, OH
Susannah, daughter, wf, 13, attends school, OH
Philip, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 10, attends school, OH
John, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 7, attends school, OH
Thomas, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 4, OH
Stephen, son, wm, 3, OH
Margaret, dau, wm, 3 months, OH
1870 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, pg.17,l.14,Dwelling & Family #124, Dated 30 July 1870:
Longstreth, James P., wm, 50, farmer, $4500, $1050, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 49(50?), PA
Susannah, dau., wf, 23, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 21, attends school & works on farm, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 17, attends school & works on farm, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 14, attends school & works on farm, OH
Charles, son, wm, 9, attends school, OH
*Lilly C.(?), dau., wf, 4, OH
*Sally C. in 1880 Census.
1880 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1057, ED206, p.20, l.23, Dwelling #140, Family #149, Dated 16 June 1880:
*Longstreth, P., wm, 60, farmer, OH,PA,PA
**Ellen, wife, wf, keeping house, 59(60?), PA,PA(MD),PA(MD)
Susan E., dau., wf, 34, dressmaker, OH,OHPA
Francis, son, wm, 31, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Sylvester, son, wm, 27, coal miner, OH,OH,PA
Alva J., son, wm, 24, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Charles A., son, wm, 18, OH,OH,PA
Lillie C., dau., wf, 14, OH,OH,PA
#Pearl, Margret, wf, 90?, boarder, MD,MD,MD
*His first name is James. It is James P. Longstreth
**Her name is Eleanor.
#2nd wife & widow of Lawrence Pearl. Elsewhere else we have her birth-year given as 1808.
NOTE: On the 1880 FHL Film 1255057 National Archives Film T9-1057, Pg.107D it shows "J. P." Longstreth. On the above census it just showed "P.".
1900 Census, Ohio, Corning Inc. Village, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1313,ED68, pg.14, l.11,Dated 14 June 1900:
Longstreth, Susanna, wf, 54, Mar.1846, dressmaker, R&W, OH,OH(Pa),PA
*Franklin, brother, wm, 51, Feb.1849, car repair, OH,OH(Pa),PA
Penman, Mary, niece, wf, 10, Aug.1889, attends school, OH,SCOT,OH
They rent a house.
*Franklin is "Francis" or "Frank". His real name is "Francis".
1910 Census, Nebraska Hebron Pct., Thayer County, Roll #856, ED186, pg.9B, l.78, dated 11 May 1910:
Longstreth, Frank, wm, 60, single, farmer, OH,PA,PA
Susannah, sister, wf, 64, single, OH,PA,PA
1920 Census, Nebraska, Hebron Pct., Thayer County,, ED200, Sheet 6A, Line 37, Dwelling 116, Family 125, Roll 1002, Dated 18 January 1920: He is right below Francis Xavier Pearl on this census.
Longstreth, Frank, wm, 70, single, small farmer, owns farm OH,OH,PA
Susannah, sister, wf, 73, single, keeps house, OH,OH,PA
1930 Census, Nebraska, Hebron Pct., ED85-19, Sheet 8A, Pg.195, Line 35, Dated April 26, 1930:
Longstreth, Frank, wm, 81, cemetery sexton, OH,PA,PA
Suzanna E., sister, wf, 84, OH,PA,PA
Owns house, has radio, both can read & write
• Census: 1860. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1870. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1880. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
34 M v. John J. Longstreth was born about 1851, died on 2 Oct 1864 in Perry Co., Ohio about age 13, and was buried in Oct 1864 in St. Dominic Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohioo.
General Notes: St. Dominic's Cemetery Records show the following: Longstreth, John J., s/o J. P. (J.T.) & E., Oct. 2, 1864, aged 13y, 9m, 14d (11d) (stone broken).
These records are strange. Apparently the tombstones were very hard to read. I believe that this is the son of James P. & Eleanor Pearl Longstreth. Also, he was not found in any census after 1860.
1860 Census, Ohio, McLuney Station, P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1022, pg.195, l.35-37; pg.196, l. l-7, Dwelling #584, Family #597, Dated 17 July 1860:
Longstreth, James, wm, 40, farmer, $2500, $2085, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 39(40?) (can't read?), PA
Peter, son, wm, 15, attends school, OH
Susannah, daughter, wf, 13, attends school, OH
Philip, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 10, attends school, OH
John, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 7, attends school, OH
Thomas, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 4, OH
Stephen, son, wm, 3, OH
Margaret, dau, wm, 3 months, OH
• Census: 1860. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
+ 35 M vi. Sylvester Longstreth was born on 16 Jul 1852 in Perry Co.?, Ohio, died on 19 Jun 1909 in Perry Co., Ohio at age 56, and was buried in Jun 1909 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
36 M vii. Thomas Longstreth was born about 19 Jan 1854 in Perry Co.?, Ohio, died on 23 Sep 1864 in Perry Co., Ohio about age 10, and was buried in Sep 1864 in St. Dominic's Cemetery, Mcluney, Harrison Twp. Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: St. Dominic's Cemetery records: Longstreth, Thomas, s/o J. P. & E. d. 23 Sep. 1864, aged 10y, 8m, 4d.
1860 Census, Ohio, McLuney Station, P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1022, pg.195, l.35-37; pg.196, l. l-7, Dwelling #584, Family #597, Dated 17 July 1860:
Longstreth, James, wm, 40, farmer, $2500, $2085, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 39(40?) (can't read?), PA
Peter, son, wm, 15, attends school, OH
Susannah, daughter, wf, 13, attends school, OH
Philip, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 10, attends school, OH
John, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 7, attends school, OH
Thomas, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 4, OH
Stephen, son, wm, 3, OH
Margaret, dau, wm, 3 months, OH
• Census: 1860. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
+ 37 M viii. Alva James Longstreth was born on 3 Mar 1856 in McLuney, Perry Co., OH, died on 20 Sep 1932 in Crooksville, Perry Co., OH 43731 at age 76, and was buried in Sep 1932 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
38 M ix. Stephen T. Longstreth was born on 26 Sep 1857, died on 18 Nov 1862 in Perry Co., Ohio at age 5, and was buried in Nov 1862 in St. Dominic's Cemetery, Mcluney, Harrison Twp. Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio Death Records - Stephen was 5 years, l month, 22 days.
St. Dominic's Cemetery Records: Longstreth, Stephen (T.) s/o Jas. E. (P.) & Eleanor d. 18 Nov. 1862, aged 5y, 1m,22d.
1860 Census, Ohio, McLuney Station, P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1022, pg.195, l.35-37; pg.196, l. l-7, Dwelling #584, Family #597, Dated 17 July 1860:
Longstreth, James, wm, 40, farmer, $2500, $2085, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 39(40?) (can't read?), PA
Peter, son, wm, 15, attends school, OH
Susannah, daughter, wf, 13, attends school, OH
Philip, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 10, attends school, OH
John, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 7, attends school, OH
Thomas, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 4, OH
Stephen, son, wm, 3, OH
Margaret, dau, wm, 3 months, OH
• Census: 1860. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
39 F x. Margaret Longstreth was born in Apr 1860 in Perry Co., Ohio and died before 1870 in Probably Perry Co., OH.
General Notes: Margaret was found only in the 17 July 1860 Census, where she was listed as 3 months old.
1860 Census, Ohio, McLuney Station, P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1022, pg.195, l.35-37; pg.196, l. l-7, Dwelling #584, Family #597, Dated 17 July 1860:
Longstreth, James, wm, 40, farmer, $2500, $2085, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 39(40?) (can't read?), PA
Peter, son, wm, 15, attends school, OH
Susannah, daughter, wf, 13, attends school, OH
Philip, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 10, attends school, OH
John, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 7, attends school, OH
Thomas, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 4, OH
Stephen, son, wm, 3, OH
Margaret, dau, wm, 3 months, OH
• Census: 1860. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
+ 40 M xi. Charles A. Longstreth was born in Oct 1861 in Perry Co.?, OH, died on 3 Nov 1947 in OH at age 86, and was buried in Nov 1947 in Maplewood Cemetery, Ward 26, Lot 58-1/2, New Lexington, Perry Co., OH.
+ 41 F xii. Lillian C. Longstreth was born on 24 Dec 1866 in McCluney, Perry Co., Ohio and died on 13 Sep 1933 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio at age 66.
6. Catherine Pearl (Lawrence Sr.1) was born in 1823 in Greene Co., Pennsylvania, died between 14 Nov 1886 and 0018 in Section 19, Florence Twp., Norway, Benton Co., Iowa, and was buried in St. Michael's Cemetery, Norway, Benton Co., Iowa.
General Notes: On the marriage record it states Samuel Guy married Phebe Jane Pearl, however, relatives have indicated that Phebe Jane and Catherine Pearl are one and the same. No other record of a Phebe Jane was ever found.
St. Nicholas Catholic Church Records are stored at St. Thomas Catholic Church, Zanesville, Ohio, Barbara Greulich, Church Secretary's home address is 1726 Owens Street, Zanesville, Ohio 43701, phone 704-452-1052.
The obituary of son John Louis states that the Brecht family went to Iowa in 1879.
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1830 Census, Whitely Twp., Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Roll #162, pg.162:
Perrill, Lawrence
1 free colored male 36-55 - Lawrence
1 free colored male 10-24 - Joseph
1 free white female 30-40 - Susannah
4 free colored females under 10 - Catherine, Ruth, Mary, Elizabeth
3 free colored females 10-24 - Susannah, Sarah, Eleanor
1840 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #417, pg. 239B:
Pearl, Lawrence
White males:
3 under age of 5 - John, William, Francis
2 between ages 5 & 10 - Lawrence, Jr. & Benedict
1 between ages 20 & 30 - Joseph
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Lawrence, Sr.
White females:
2 between ages 10 & 15- Elizabeth & Mary
3 between ages 15 & 20 - Ruth, Catherine & Eleanor
2 between ages 20 & 30 - Sarah & Susannah, Jr.
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Susannah, Sr.
2 persons engaged in agriculture
1850 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #715, pg.77B, Dwelling #294, Family #503, dated 18 September 1850:
Pearl, Lawrence, m, 57, farmer, $1,000, MD
Susanna, wife, f, 55, can't read, MD
Catherine, dau, f, 27, can't read, PA
Mary, dau, f, 23, can't read, PA
Elizabeth, dau, f, 21, PA
Benedict, son, m, 18, PA
Lawrence, son, m, 17, PA
John James, son, 14, attends school, PA
William A., son, m, 12, attends school, PA
Francis, son, m, 10, attends school, PA
1860 Census, Ohio, Jefferson Twp., Muskingum County, Roll 1019, Pg.538, Line 30, Dwelling #627, Family #695, Dated_______ ______1860:
Breck, Vincent, wm, 33, factory hand, $600, $75, GER
Catherine, wife, wf, 37, cigar maker, can't read or write, PA
Elizabeth, dau, wf, 7, attends school, OH
Mary C., dau, wf, 6, attends school, OH
Sarah A., dau, wf, 3, OH
Francis W., son, wm, 1, OH
1870 Census, Ohio, Bearfield Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, Pg.22, Line 27, Dwelling & Family #174, Dated 9 Aug. 1870:
*Brecht, Vincent, wm, 45, farmer, $1500, $500, BAVARIA, both parents foreign born.
Catherine, wife, wf, 48, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 13, OH
John, son, wm, 7, OH
Andrew, son, wm, 5, OH
* Both parents are foreign born.
1880 Census, Iowa, Benton Co., Florence Twp., Vol. 2, ED27, Sheet 10, Line 13:
Brecht, Vincent, wm, 54, Mar., farmer, BADEN,BADEN.BADEN*
Catherine, wife, wf, 57, Mar., keeping house, PA,PA,PA
Sarah, dau, wf, 21, single, at home, OH,GER,PA
Andrew, son, wm, 15, single, at home-attends school, OH,GER,PA
NOTE: Vincent and his parents were born in Baden, Germany.
• Immigration: 1879. Moved from Ohio to Iowa
Catherine married Samuel W. Guy on 24 Mar 1841.
Catherine next married Vincent Brecht, son of Unknown and Unknown, on 25 Sep 1851 in St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Zanesville, Ohio. Vincent was born between 16 Jul 1825 and 0017 in Rheinsheim, Baden, Germany, died on 3 Jun 1899 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa, and was buried in St. Michael's Cemetery, Norway, Benton Co., Iowa.
General Notes: Vincent & Leonard Brecht are brothers. Their father is Bernard Brecht, b. 22 Apr. 1795, in Baden, Germany and d. 13 Mar. 1863 in Zanesville, Ohio. There mother is Maria Katharina (goes by Katharina) Horwedel b. 1801 in Baden, Germany. From photo-copies from the Erzbischofliches Archiv in Freiburg, Germany they give Bernard as Vincent's father's name in all entries. Now, in one entry, for a child it says M. Katharina Horwedel, but at a later date, and in different handwriting, it says Maria Katharina Horweddel. It appears that there might have been a change in priests at that church (St. Felix) in Rheinsheim. All Bernard's sisters also had the first name of Maria and they went by the 2nd name. No where on any of the documents from the church is there an "in" on the end of Bernard as Earl Andy Hasley, Jr. showed.
From Brecht Family Geneology in America: Vincent Brecht (IA) Farmer, b. July 16, 1825, Rheinsheim, Baden, Germany, to USA (Oh.) 1848, m. Catherine Pearl 1851, died June 3, 1899, Norway, Ia., children-8.
They came to the United States in 1848, and settled in Ohio.
In about 1879, Vincent & Catherine emigrated from Ohio and settled in Florence Twp., Benton Co., Ia.
Muskingum Co. Footprints, Volume 1, 1984, Declaration of Intention for Naturalization, Muskingum Co., Ohio: Brecht, Vincens, 1851, Court CPC(Common Pleas, Muskingum Co., Ohio.
St. Michael's cemetery record reads: Bernard Brecht, age 78 yr. 10mo.,17da. in Norway, Iowa.
After Vincent's wife Catherine died, he went to live with his daughter. Sarah (Mrs. John Beyer) in Norway, Iowa.
• Census: 1860. Jefferson Twp., Muskingum Co.,Oh.
• Census: 1870. Bearfield Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
42 F i. Elizabeth Brecht was born between 1852 and 1853 in Ohio.
General Notes: Elizabeth died before the 9 Aug. 1870 Census.
1860 Census, Ohio, Jefferson Twp., Muskingum County, Roll 1019, Pg.538, Line 30, Dwelling #627, Family #695, Dated_______ ______1860:
Breck, Vincent, wm, 33, factory hand, $600, $75, GER
Catherine, wife, wf, 37, cigar maker, can't read or write, PA
Elizabeth, dau, wf, 7, attends school, OH
Mary C., dau, wf, 6, attends school, OH
Sarah A., dau, wf, 3, OH
Francis W., son, wm, 1, OH
Elizabeth married Linus Horwedel on 27 Jan 1889 in Perry County, Ohio.
43 F ii. Mary C. Brecht was born between 1853 and 1854 in Ohio and died before 1870 in Probably Muskingum Co. Or Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Mary died before 9 Aug. 1870 Census.
St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery Record, Row 3, unreadable dates: Brecht, Mary C.
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1860 Census, Ohio, Jefferson Twp., Muskingum County, Roll 1019, Pg.538, Line 30, Dwelling #627, Family #695, Dated_______ ______1860:
Breck, Vincent, wm, 33, factory hand, $600, $75, GER
Catherine, wife, wf, 37, cigar maker, can't read or write, PA
Elizabeth, dau, wf, 7, attends school, OH
Mary C., dau, wf, 6, attends school, OH
Sarah A., dau, wf, 3, OH
Francis W., son, wm, 1, OH
44 M iii. Francis W. Brecht was born in 1859 in Ohio, died on 1 Nov 1862 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio at age 3, and was buried in Nov 1862 in St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Row 3, Chapel Hill, Perry Co., OH.
General Notes: St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery Records, Row 3: Brecht, Francis W., d. Nov. 1, 1862, 8 yr., s/o Vincent & Catherine.
Something is wrong with the date or the age in the above cemetery record because he was 1 year old in the 1860 census.
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1860 Census, Ohio, Jefferson Twp., Muskingum County, Roll 1019, Pg.538, Line 30, Dwelling #627, Family #695, Dated_______ ______1860:
Breck, Vincent, wm, 33, factory hand, $600, $75, GER
Catherine, wife, wf, 37, cigar maker, can't read or write, PA
Elizabeth, dau, wf, 7, attends school, OH
Mary C., dau, wf, 6, attends school, OH
Sarah A., dau, wf, 3, OH
Francis W., son, wm, 1, OH
1870 Census, Ohio, Bearfield Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, Pg.22, Line 27, Dwelling & Family #174, Dated 9 Aug. 1870:
*Brecht, Vincent, wm, 45, farmer, $1500, $500, BAVARIA, both parents foreign born.
Catherine, wife, wf, 48, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 13, OH
John, son, wm, 7, OH
Andrew, son, wm, 5, OH
* Both parents are foreign born.
+ 45 M iv. John Louis Brecht was born on 28 Sep 1862 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Ohio, died on 7 Jan 1938 in Fairfax, Iowa at age 75, and was buried in Fairfax, Iowa.
+ 46 M v. Andrew Vincent Brecht was born on 22 Jan 1865 in Perry Co., Ohio, died on 23 Nov 1930 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa at age 65, and was buried in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa.
+ 47 F vi. Sarah Ann Brecht was born between 19 Jan 1857 and 1859 in Ohio, died on 18 Jan 1921 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa, and was buried in 1921 in St. Michael's Cemetery.
7. Ruth Pearl (Lawrence Sr.1) was born in 1825 in Greene Co., PA and died on 27 Feb 1897 in Alexandria Cemetery, Thayer County, NE at age 72.
General Notes: Sybilla "Belle" probably was born in 1850 as sister, Elizabeth Anne, was born 10 March 1851. The church record of Elizabeth is as follows:
1851, June 5. Elizabeth Anne, dau. of Rubin Deaver and Ruth Pearl, b. March 10, 1851. Sponsors: Benedict Pearl and Brigid Goldrick. (From Deavertown). Another record shows her as Elizabeth "Anna" and sponsor Brigid "McGoldrick".
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1830 Census, Whitely Twp., Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Roll #162, pg.162:
Perrill, Lawrence
1 free colored male 36-55 - Lawrence
1 free colored male 10-24 - Joseph
1 free white female 30-40 - Susannah
4 free colored females under 10 - Catherine, Ruth, Mary, Elizabeth
3 free colored females 10-24 - Susannah, Sarah, Eleanor
1840 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #417, pg. 239B:
Pearl, Lawrence
White males:
3 under age of 5 - John, William, Francis
2 between ages 5 & 10 - Lawrence, Jr. & Benedict
1 between ages 20 & 30 - Joseph
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Lawrence, Sr.
White females:
2 between ages 10 & 15- Elizabeth & Mary
3 between ages 15 & 20 - Ruth, Catherine & Eleanor
2 between ages 20 & 30 - Sarah & Susannah, Jr.
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Susannah, Sr.
2 persons engaged in agriculture
1850 Census, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Roll 719, Pg.276, Line 39, 169/169, Nove. 13, 1850
Reuben Deaver, male, 25, mechanic, OH
Ruth, female, 25, OH
Lucinda, female, 9 mos., OH
Catherine* McCarty, female, 12, at school, IRE
*I wonder if this is the Catherine that Benedict Pearl married? Benedict was living with Henry & Sarah Deaver in the 1850 census and they lived next door to Reuben & Ruth.
1860 Census, OH, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Chapel Hill P.O., Pg.227B, Sh. 8B, Line 3, 56/53, May 2, 1860:
Reuben Deaver, male, 35, farmer, $800/$200, OH
Ruth, female, 35, PA
Lucinda, female, 11, attends school, PA*
Sybilla, female, 9,attends school, PA*
Hugh, male, 7, attends school, PA*
Sarah, female, 5, attends school, PA*
Melissa, female, 3, PA*
Reben (Reuben), 1, PA*
*All of these children were born in Ohio.
1870 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Morris Twp., P.O. Bowers City, Pg.350, Line 40 & Pg.351, line 1, Dwelling 304, Family 289, Dated July 7, 1870:
Deaver, R.S.(H), wm, 45, mar., farmer, $1,200, $209, OH
Ruth, wife, wf, 45, mar, keeping house, PA
Belle, dau, wf, 19, OH
Hugh, son, wm, 17, attends school, OH
Sarah C., dau, wf, 15, attends school,
Reuben J.(L?), son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
David*, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
*Clement D. in 1880 Census.
1880 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Morris Twp., ED147, Sheet 9, Line 34:
Dever, R. H., wm, 55, mar., farmer, OH,MD,MD
Ruth, wife, wf, 55, mar., keeps house, PA,MD,MD
Hugh J., son, wm, mar., 26, farm laborer, OH,OH,PA
Clement D., son, wm, 15, single, farm laborer, OH,OH,PA
Mary L., daughter-in-law, wf, 21, mar., not employed, IA,GER,PA
James W., grandson, wm, 3, single, MO,IA,OH
Jesse L., grandson wm, 1, single, MO,IA,OH
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A Jesse and Elmer Daver were found in the 1900 Kansas, Williamsport Twp., Shawnee Co., Census. They were listed as servants and no ages were given.
1900 Census, Nebraska, Thayer Co., Gilead Precinct, ED162, Sheet 5, Line 66:
Deaver, Hugh J., wm, 48, Oct.1852, M25yrs., farmer, OH,OH,PA
Mary L., wf, 41, Aug.1858, M25yrs., 10 children, 9 living, IA,GER,PA
Jessie W., son, wm, 20, Aug.1879, farmer, MO,IA,OH
Wm. H., son, wm, 16, Dec.1883, at school, NEB,IA,OH
Mary, dau, wf, 14, May 1886, at school, NEB,IA,OH
Annie E., dau, wf, 12, Mar.1888, at school, NEB,IA,OH
Geo. C., son, wm, 10, Mar.1890, at school, NEB,IA,OH
Steven F., son, wm, 8, at school, Nov.1891, NEB,IA,OH
Charles N., son, wm, 6, at school, Oct.1892, NEB,IA,OH
Reubin H.,father, wm, 76, Nov. 1824, M49yrs., OH,MD,PA
NOTE: Reubin was a widow -- his wife had died in 1897.
• Census: 1920. Benwood W.2,Marshall Co.,W.Va.
Ruth married Reuben Harmon Deaver, son of Unknown and Unknown, on 22 Sep 1848 in Morgan Co., OH. Reuben was born on 21 Nov 1824 in Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 24 Feb 1904 in Alexandria, Thayer County, NE at age 79, and was buried in Alexandria Cemetery, Alexandria, Thayer Co., NE.
General Notes: Cemetery Record from Judy Deaver in Columbus & she got it from Larry Warren.
History of Morgan Co., Ohio, by Robinson, 1886, pages 521-525:
Reuben Deaver came to Ohio at the age of 24. He came to York Twp., in 1825, where he died in 1858, at the age of 75, leaving a family of 14 children. Three of his sons reside in the township: Rev. G.W., John and James. Sons Reuben H., Jonathan, and William reside in Kansas.
In 1815, Levi Deaver laid out the village which afterward bore his name. It was originally called New Market.
After the settlement of the Deavers, the next family of prominence to take up their residence in the township was the Longstreths: Bartholomew, Philip, Michael, James and their families --about 15 in all. They came from Cambria County, Pennsylvania. The brothers held different religious convictions. Bartholomew was a Catholic, and soon after he came to York Twp., he built a Catholic Church. The establishment of the church induced quite an extensive emigration of German Catholics from Cambria County, Pennsylvania. Among the number was a German by the name of Andrew Gossman.
James Longstreth belonged to the Church of the United Brethren in Christ.
Reuben and Levi Deaver were the first white settlers of York Twp. The two brothers were born in Middletown, Maryland.
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In 1881, Reuben Harmon Deaver, Hugh James Deaver, Francis Xavier Pearl, and their families moved together to Jefferson Co., Nebraska near Gilead. Leslie's grandmother was born in Gilead. Most of her grandmother's family moved on to Western Nebraska. Leslie's family lived a couple counties west of Jefferson Co. until they moved in 1973. Leslie remembers south central Nebraska as a very pretty place with lots of fireflies to catch in the summer. A really easy place to be a kid.
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The following information was sent from Leslie Maynard:
The Reuben Harmon Deaver and Ruth Pearl Families
John Scheuring-June 1999
Although various branches of the Deaver family have been in America for well over two centuries, we have so far been unable to verify the lineage back to the founder emigration from Europe, probably Wales or Scotland. Our earliest verifiable ancestor was Basil Deaver, born around 1722, in Maryland and married to Chew Pierpoint. Their eldest child Abraham (1749-1831) was our direct ancestor. We know that Abraham was born into a Quaker family, that he was sanctioned by the Quakers for bearing arms during the Revolutionary War, and that he emigrated to Ohio, where he is buried in Deavertown with a Revolutionary War plague on his grave. There are erroneous claims that Abraham Deaver was married to Nancy Lincoln (Honest Abe's aunt). But, in fact, Abraham Deaver's wife was Nancy Lakan.
The narrative that follows has been pieced together from various family trees, US census records, records from the Jefferson/Thayer County Museum in Belvedere, Nebraska, memories of Rose Deaver recorded by her son Steve, and communications from Elaine Deaver Hoppes, and Mildred and Clarence Deaver. So much of the rich history of our family has already gone to the grave. The following is an attempt to preserve the verified information that is still available.
Reuben Harmon was the fourth child of Reuben Deaver and Mary Rhodes. (Some reports indicate that Mary's maiden name was Wall rather than Rhodes.) Reuben Harmon was born in Morgan County, Ohio, on 21 November 1824. His father Reuben, Sr., his Uncle Levi, and grandfather, Abraham Deaver, all emigrated with families to Morgan/Perry Counties in Ohio, during the period 1808-1810 from Frederick County, Maryland. Reuben and Mary Rhodes had four children before Mary died in 1828. Later the same year, Reuben married Affadilla Moody, and together they had an additional 17 children, for a total of 21 children begotten by Reuben Deaver, Sr. In their adult years the Reuben Harmon families in Jefferson County, Nebraska would exchange annual family visits with Deaver families from the Reuben and Affadilla Moody offspring who had moved to Sabetha, Kansas as early as 1871.
Reuben Harmon's older brother, Henry Tillman, married Sarah Ann Pearl in 1842, and they had 4 children before Sarah Ann died in 1852. Henry Tillman then married Martha Messerlin. Henry was killed at Chatanooga, Tennessee, in 1863. Henry Tillman's son, Francis, would later move to Sabetha, Kansas.
Sarah Ann Pearl's parents, Lawrence Pearl and S. Nichols, had also come from Frederick Maryland, and transited through Greene Co., Pa., before moving on to Zanesville, Ohio, around 1836. Sometime after their marriage, Lawrence Pearl and his wife converted to Roman Catholicism. They had 13 children, including Sarah Ann, Ruth who would marry Reuben Harmon, and Francis Xavier who would marry Sarah Margaret Lillie and move to Nebraska with the Deaver families.
Reuben Harmon Deaver married Sarah Ann's sister Ruth Pearl in 1848, and their first child Lucinda was born in Deavertown, Ohio in 1849. Still in Deavertown, they had an additional six children: Sybilla (1851*), Hugh James (1852), Sarah (1854), Minnie (1857), Reuben L. (1859), and David Clement (1861). During that period Deavertown was a link in the Athens-Zanesville stretch of Underground Railroads, which funnelled runaway slaves from Kentucky northwards to Canada. Deavertown had several abolitionist sympathizers and hideouts provided in cellars and storehouses. It has been related from several sources that Ruth Pearl was one of the slave conductors. It was open knowledge that slaves could hide under the canvas in her flatbed wagon when she came to town and she would conduct them to the next station north.
Around 1866, Lucinda Deaver married Thomas H. Lillie and about that same time Francis Xavier Pearl married Thomas Lillie's sister, Sarah Margaret Lillie. People often remarked about the pretty combination - a Pearl and a Lillie. The Lillies were Roman Catholic. From these marriages emerged a tight Catholic clan between the Deaver, Pearl, and Lillie families. This Catholic clan was embedded in a large, extensive, and Protestant Deaver family.
Around 1868, the Reuben Harmon Deaver clan migrated from Perry County, Ohio, to Carroll County, Missouri. Reuben Harmon Deaver left with his wife Ruth, daughter and son-in-law (Lucinda Deaver, and Thomas Lillie), and children Sybilla, Minnie, Hugh, Reuben L., and D. Clem. In addition, Ruth's brother, Francis Xavier and wife Sarah Margaret Lillie, also accompanied the group.
Shortly after arriving in Missouri, Minnie (age 12) died in 1868 and Sybilla (age 19) died in 1870. While in Missouri, the Deaver's daughter, Sarah, married Phillip Hannavon. The Hannavons moved to Clinton, Oklahoma, before the rest of the families also left Missouri. The Hannavons went on to have about 9 children, but Phil died soon after the youngest child was born. Once Sarah's youngest child, Charlie, came to Gideon to help shuck corn and stayed for 3 months. When Sarah died in 1931, her nephews and niece, George, Steve, Charlie, and May, drove all the way to Oklahoma, on unsurfaced roads to attend the funeral.
Lucinda Deaver and Thomas Lillie moved to Denver where her Thomas died shortly after their arrival. Lucinda raised her children in Denver as best she could. The girls all went on to become teachers, her son Linus became a priest, and another son became a lawyer.
Reuben Harmon's half-brother, William C. Deaver, had moved to Sabetha in Northeast Kansas, in 1871. Molly Schmidt's family was living in that area at the time. Molly Schmidt's father was a Luheran and her mother, Elizabeth Eyanson, was a Catholic. When they were married their agreement was that any boys would be raised Lutheran and any girls would be raised Catholic. Their four children were girls, all who were raised Catholic according to the agreement.
Probate Court, Morgan Co., Book B, Pg. 344, Reuben H. Deaver & Ruth Pearl.
Hugh and Molly's four oldest children were born in Missouri, James Warren (1876), Lawrence (1878), Jessie (1879), and Mildred (1881). Lawrence died when he was two months old when his brother, James, crawled back into his parents bed and laid on and accidentally suffocated the baby. James had been used to sleeping with his parents, but had been moved to a crib when the baby was born.
In 1881, the Reuben Harmon Deaver, Hugh James Deaver, and Francis Xavier Pearl families moved together to Jefferson County, Nebraska, and farmed near Gilead. In Nebraska, Hugh and Molly's younger children were born: William H. (1883), May I. (1885), Ellen A. (1888), George C. (1890), Stephen F. (1891), and Charles N. (1893).
D. Clem Deaver - Hugh's brother - settled in Omaha and married Tessie Macenery, who had come from Virginia. D. Clem worked for the railroad, and at one point founded the town of Deaver, Wyoming. D. Clem and Tessie had a son, Quenten, and a daughter, Blanche. Quenten lived in Cheyenne, where he settled with his family. He worked for a New York bank and made several prolonged trips to South America.
When Ruth Pearl died in 1897, Reuben Harmon moved into the same house as his son Hugh until he died in 1902.
Hugh Deaver raised horses and mules and was quite successful. He produced a good deal of hay to feed his stock. In addition he sold insurance policies to people in the area. He was remembered as a well-dressed man with a well-groomed goutee, and a fancy horse buggy. Much of the actual farmwork was performed by his sons.
1900 Census, Nebraska, Thayer Co., Gilead Precinct, ED162, Sheet 5, Line 66:
Deaver, Hugh J., wm, 48, Oct.1852, M25yrs., farmer, OH,OH,PA
Mary L., wf, 41, Aug.1858, M25yrs., 10 children, 9 living, IA,GER,PA
Jessie W., son, wm, 20, Aug.1879, farmer, MO,IA,PA
Wm. H., son, wm, 16, Dec.1883, at school, NEB,IA,PA
Mary, dau, wf, 14, May 1886, at school, NEB,IA,PA
Annie E., dau, wf, 12, Mar.1888, at school, NEB,IA,PA
Geo. C., son, wm, 10, Mar.1890, at school, NEB,IA,PA
Steven F., son, wm, 8, at school, Nov.1891, NEB,IA,PA
Charles N., son, wm, 6, at school, Oct.1892, NEB,IA,PA
Reubin H.,father, wm, 76, Nov. 1824, M49yrs., NEB(OH),IA(MD),PA?
NOTE: Reubin was a widow -- his wife had died in 1897.
+ 48 F i. Lucinda D. Deaver was born in Aug 1849 in Deavertown, Perry Co., Ohio.
49 F ii. Sybilla "Belle" Deaver was born between 1850 and 1851 in Deavertown, Perry Co., Ohio and died in 1870 in Missouri.
General Notes: Sybilla "Belle" probably was born in 1850 as sister, Elizabeth Anne, was born 10 March 1851. The church record of Elizabeth is as follows:
1851, June 5. Elizabeth Anne, dau. of Rubin Deaver and Ruth Pearl, b. March 10, 1851. Sponsors: Benedict Pearl and Brigid Goldrick. (From Deavertown). Another record shows her as Elizabeth "Anna" and sponsor Brigid "McGoldrick".
1860 Census, OH, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Chapel Hill P.O., Pg.227B, Sh. 8B, Line 3, 56/53, May 2, 1860:
Reuben Deaver, male, 35, farmer, $800/$200, OH
Ruth, female, 35, PA
Lucinda, female, 11, attends school, PA*
Sybilla, female, 9,attends school, PA*
Hugh, male, 7, attends school, PA*
Sarah, female, 5, attends school, PA*
Melissa, female, 3, PA*
Reben (Reuben), 1, PA*
*All of these children were born in Ohio.
1870 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Morris Twp., P.O. Bowers City, Pg.350, line 40 & Pg.351, line 1, Dwelling 304, Family 289, Dated July 7, 1870:
Deaver, R.S.(H), wm, 45, mar., farmer, $1,200, $209, OH
Ruth, wife, wf, 45, mar, keeping house, PA
Belle, dau, wf, 19, OH
Hugh, son, wm, 17, attends school, OH
Sarah C., dau, wf, 15, attends school,
Reuben J. (L?), son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
David*, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
*Clement D. in 1880 Census.
50 F iii. Elizabeth Anna Deaver was born on 10 Mar 1851 in Deavertown, Perry Co., Ohio and died before 1860 in Probably Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: 1851, June 5. Elizabeth Anne, dau. of Rubin Deaver and Ruth Pearl, b. March 10, 1851. Sponsors: Benedict Pearl and Brigid Goldrick. (From Deavertown). Another record shows her as Elizabeth "Anna" and sponsor Brigid "McGoldrick".
• Christened: 5 Jun 1851. St. Dominic Church, McLuney, Perry Co., Ohio
+ 51 M iv. Hugh James Deaver was born in Oct 1852 in Deavertown, Perry Co., Ohio and died before 1930 in Probably Nebraska.
+ 52 F v. Sarah C. Deaver was born in Sep 1854 in Deavertown, Perry Co., Ohio.
53 F vi. Melissa "Minnie" Deaver was born in 1857 in Deavertown, Perry Co., Ohio and died in 1868 in Missouri at age 11.
General Notes: 1860 Census, OH, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Chapel Hill P.O., Pg.227B, Sh. 8B, Line 3, 56/53, May 2, 1860:
Reuben Deaver, male, 35, farmer, $800/$200, OH
Ruth, female, 35, PA
Lucinda, female, 11, attends school, PA*
Sybilla, female, 9,attends school, PA*
Hugh, male, 7, attends school, PA*
Sarah, female, 5, attends school, PA*
Melissa, female, 3, PA*
Reben (Reuben), 1, PA*
*All of these children were born in Ohio.
54 M vii. Reuben L. Deaver was born in 1859 in Deavertown, Perry Co., Ohio and died in 1878 in Missouri at age 19.
General Notes: 1870 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Morris Twp., P.O. Bowers City, Pg.350, line 40 & Pg.351, line 1, Dwelling 304, Family 289, Dated July 7, 1870:
Deaver, R.S.(H), wm, 45, mar., farmer, $1,200, $209, OH
Ruth, wife, wf, 45, mar, keeping house, PA
Belle, dau, wf, 19, OH
Hugh, son, wm, 17, attends school, OH
Sarah C., dau, wf, 15, attends school,
Reuben J. (L?), son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
David*, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
*Clement D. in 1880 Census.
+ 55 M viii. David Clement Deaver was born in Aug 1864 in Deavertown, Ohio and died before 1920 in Probably Nebraska.
8. Mary Pearl (Lawrence Sr.1) was born in 1827 in Greene Co., Pennsylvania and died between 1870 and 1880 in Ohio?.
General Notes: Mary Pearl & Anthony Diss were married by C. P. Montgomery.
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1830 Census, Whitely Twp., Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Roll #162, pg.162:
Perrill, Lawrence
1 free colored male 36-55 - Lawrence
1 free colored male 10-24 - Joseph
1 free white female 30-40 - Susannah
4 free colored females under 10 - Catherine, Ruth, Mary, Elizabeth
3 free colored females 10-24 - Susannah, Sarah, Eleanor
1840 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #417, pg. 239B:
Pearl, Lawrence
White males:
3 under age of 5 - John, William, Francis
2 between ages 5 & 10 - Lawrence, Jr. & Benedict
1 between ages 20 & 30 - Joseph
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Lawrence, Sr.
White females:
2 between ages 10 & 15- Elizabeth & Mary
3 between ages 15 & 20 - Ruth, Catherine & Eleanor
2 between ages 20 & 30 - Sarah & Susannah, Jr.
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Susannah, Sr.
2 persons engaged in agriculture
1850 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #715, pg.77B, Dwelling #294, Family #503, dated 18 September 1850:
Pearl, Lawrence, m, 57, farmer, $1,000, MD
Susanna, wife, f, 55, can't read, MD
Catherine, dau, f, 27, can't read, PA
Mary, dau, f, 23, can't read, PA
Elizabeth, dau, f, 21, PA
Benedict, son, m, 18, PA
Lawrence, son, m, 17, PA
John James, son, 14, attends school, PA
William A., son, m, 12, attends school, PA
Francis, son, m, 10, attends school, PA
1860 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1022, pg.84 (199), l.10 Dwelling #642, Family #580, Dated 20 July 1860:
Diss, Anthony, wm, 47, farmer, $600, $200, FRANCE
Mary, wife, wf, 33, cigarmaker, PA
*Casper, A., wm, 21, cooper, OH
*Elizabeth, dau, wf, 17, OH
Agnes, dau, wf, 6, attends school, OH
Kate, dau, wf, 5, attends school, OH
Margaret, dau, wf, 3, OH
Albert, son, wm, 1, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 1mo., OH
*Elizabeth and Casper are children by Anthony's first marriage to Barbary.
1870 Census, Ohio, Somerset P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, pg.12 (34), l.ll, Dwelling & Family #88, dated 18 July 1870:
Diss, Anthony, wm, 58, cooper, US Citizen, $1000, $200, FRANCE
Mary, wife, wf, 43, PA
Agnes, dau, wf, 16, attends school, OH
Catherine, dau, wf, 15, attends school, OH
Albert, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 10, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
John J. son, wm, 6, attends school, OH
*Springer, Mary, wf, 8, attends school, OH
Note: *Her father was born in France, and her mother in Pennsylvania. She is the niece of Anthony and Mary.
Mary married Anthony Diss on 11 Jan 1853 in Muskingham Co., Ohio, C. P. Montgomery. Anthony was born in 1812 in France and died on 5 Mar 1886 in Probably Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH at age 74.
General Notes: Muskingum Co. Footprints, Volume 5, 1986: Zanesville Daily Courier Newspaper Abstracts -- Anthony Diss d. at 7:30 a.m. on March 5, 1886, 74 years. Funeral from the German Catholic Church on Monday.
MY NOTE: The German Catholic Church is St. Nicholas, Roman Catholic German Church in Zanesville, which was formed in 1842.. The members forming this church were a part of the congregation of St. Thomas Church. St. Thomas was organized in 1820 and the first record available is 1829. St. Thomas is located at Locust Alley and Fifth Street.
Volume 4: Appearance Docket 1 -- Muskingum Co. Probate Court: December 1853 (no day given) C#3487, Anthony Diss vs. R. Deddenbeck & M. Deddenbeck, citation. No record for agreement. (55)
Vol. 6, 1986: Appearance Docket -- Probate Court, Muskingum Co., Ohio, July 19, 1855, C#3770 & C#3771, Contest of administrator account. Anthony Diss, guardian of Casper and Elizabeth Diss, infants vs. Martin Dittenbeck, administrator of Dittenbeck. Comprised in Common Pleas. No record. (104)
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1850 Census, Ohio, Muskingum Co., Zanesville, 1st Ward, Pg. 176, Roll 717, Dated Nov. 9, 1850:
Diss, Anthony, wm, 38, cooper, GER
Barbary, wife, wf, GER
Mary, dau, wf, 12, attends school, OH
Casper, son, wm, 11, at school, OH
Elizabeth, dau, wf, 8, at school, OH
1880 Census, Ohio, Jackson Twp., Guernsey Co., Roll #1020, ED67, pg.l (86A), l.44, Family #11, dated 7 June 1880:
Moon, Richard, wm, 26, mar, coal miner, can't read or write, VA,ENG,ENG
*Isabel, wife, wf, 26, m, OH,FRA,OH
John, son, wm, 2, OH,VA,OH
Agnes, dau, wf, 5mo., Jan.1880, OH,VA,OH
Diss, Anthony, father-in-law, 68, cooper, FRANCE
*Her name was given as Agnes in the 1860 and 1870 censuses. Evidently, it was Agnes Isabel, or Isabel Agnes, and she is using the Isabel since naming the baby Agnes.
• Census: 1860. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1870. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1880. Jackson Twp., Guernsey Co., Ohio
+ 56 F i. Agnes Diss was born between 1853 and 1854 in Ohio.
57 F ii. Catherine "Kate" Diss was born between 1854 and 1855 in Ohio.
General Notes: NO MARRIAGE RECORDS AT WRHS FOR GUERNSEY CO.,OHIO
1860 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1022, pg.84 (199), l.10 Dwelling #642, Family #580, Dated 20 July 1860:
Diss, Anthony, wm, 47, farmer, $600, $200, FRANCE
Mary, wife, wf, 33, cigarmaker, PA
*Casper, A., wm, 21, cooper, OH
*Elizabeth, dau, wf, 17, OH
Agnes, dau, wf, 6, attends school, OH
Kate, dau, wf, 5, attends school, OH
Margaret, dau, wf, 3, OH
Albert, son, wm, 1, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 1mo., OH
*Children of Anthony's by a previous marriage.
1870 Census, Ohio, Somerset P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, pg.12 (34), l.ll, Dwelling & Family #88, dated 18 July 1870:
Diss, Anthony, wm, 58, cooper, US Citizen, $1000, $200, FRANCE
Mary, wife, wf, 43, PA
Agnes, dau, wf, 16, attends school, OH
Catherine, dau, wf, 15, attends school, OH
Albert, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 10, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
John J. son, wm, 6, attends school, OH
*Springer, Mary, wf, 8, attends school, OH
Note: *Her father was born in France, and her mother in Pennsylvania. She is the niece of Anthony and Mary.
58 F iii. Margaret Diss was born between 1856 and 1857 in Ohio and died before 1870 in Ohio.
General Notes: There is a Margaret Diss, aged 11 years who died 18 March 1865 buried in St. Dominic's Cemetery, McLuney, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
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1860 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1022, pg.84 (199), l.10 Dwelling #642, Family #580, Dated 20 July 1860:
Diss, Anthony, wm, 47, farmer, $600, $200, FRANCE
Mary, wife, wf, 33, cigarmaker, PA
*Casper, A., wm, 21, cooper, OH
*Elizabeth, dau, wf, 17, OH
Agnes, dau, wf, 6, attends school, OH
Kate, dau, wf, 5, attends school, OH
Margaret, dau, wf, 3, OH
Albert, son, wm, 1, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 1mo., OH
*Children of Anthony's by a previous marriage.
+ 59 M iv. Albert Diss was born in Apr 1858 in Ohio and died between 1900 and 1910 in Probably Guernsey Co., OH.
60 F v. Sarah Diss was born in Jun 1860 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1860 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1022, pg.84 (199), l.10 Dwelling #642, Family #580, Dated 20 July 1860:
Diss, Anthony, wm, 47, farmer, $600, $200, FRANCE
Mary, wife, wf, 33, cigarmaker, PA
*Casper, A., wm, 21, cooper, OH
*Elizabeth, dau, wf, 17, OH
Agnes, dau, wf, 6, attends school, OH
Kate, dau, wf, 5, attends school, OH
Margaret, dau, wf, 3, OH
Albert, son, wm, 1, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 1mo., OH
*Children of Anthony's by a previous marriage.
1870 Census, Ohio, Somerset P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, pg.12 (34), l.ll, Dwelling & Family #88, dated 18 July 1870:
Diss, Anthony, wm, 58, cooper, US Citizen, $1000, $200, FRANCE
Mary, wife, wf, 43, PA
Agnes, dau, wf, 16, attends school, OH
Catherine, dau, wf, 15, attends school, OH
Albert, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 10, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
John J. son, wm, 6, attends school, OH
*Springer, Mary, wf, 8, attends school, OH
Note: *Her father was born in France, and her mother in Pennsylvania. She is the niece of Anthony and Mary.
61 M vi. Francis Diss was born between 1861 and 1862 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1870 Census, Ohio, Somerset P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, pg.12 (34), l.ll, Dwelling & Family #88, dated 18 July 1870:
Diss, Anthony, wm, 58, cooper, US Citizen, $1000, $200, FRANCE
Mary, wife, wf, 43, PA
Agnes, dau, wf, 16, attends school, OH
Catherine, dau, wf, 15, attends school, OH
Albert, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 10, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
John J. son, wm, 6, attends school, OH
*Springer, Mary, wf, 8, attends school, OH
Note: *Her father was born in France, and her mother in Pennsylvania. She is the niece of Anthony and Mary.
+ 62 M vii. John J. Diss Sr. was born between 1863 and 1864 in Ohio.
9. Elizabeth Pearl (Lawrence Sr.1) was born in 1829 in Greene Co., Pennsylvania, died on 30 Sep 1864 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Ohio at age 35, and was buried in St. Thomas Catholic Church Cemetery, Zanesville, Ohio.
General Notes: The 30 September 1864, death date may be the burial date.
Interment Record of St. Thomas Catholic Church, Zanesville, Ohio:
Elizabeth Springer, September 30, age not given.
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On the Muskingum Co., Ohio, 1868 Mortality Schedule Ending l June 1868, there is a Catharine Springer, age 4, born Ohio, and died in August of whooping cough, living in Newton Township, Muskingum Co., Ohio. Don't know if she is any relation.
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1830 Census, Whitely Twp., Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Roll #162, pg.162:
Perrill, Lawrence
1 free colored male 36-55 - Lawrence
1 free colored male 10-24 - Joseph
1 free white female 30-40 - Susannah
4 free colored females under 10 - Catherine, Ruth, Mary, Elizabeth
3 free colored females 10-24 - Susannah, Sarah, Eleanor
1840 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #417, pg. 239B:
Pearl, Lawrence
White males:
3 under age of 5 - John, William, Francis
2 between ages 5 & 10 - Lawrence, Jr. & Benedict
1 between ages 20 & 30 - Joseph
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Lawrence, Sr.
White females:
2 between ages 10 & 15- Elizabeth & Mary
3 between ages 15 & 20 - Ruth, Catherine & Eleanor
2 between ages 20 & 30 - Sarah & Susannah, Jr.
1 between ages 40 & 50 - Susannah, Sr.
2 persons engaged in agriculture
1850 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #715, pg.77B, Dwelling #294, Family #503, dated 18 September 1850:
Pearl, Lawrence, m, 57, farmer, $1,000, MD
Susanna, wife, f, 55, can't read, MD
Catherine, dau, f, 27, can't read, PA
Mary, dau, f, 23, can't read, PA
Elizabeth, dau, f, 21, PA
Benedict, son, m, 18, PA
Lawrence, son, m, 17, PA
John James, son, 14, attends school, PA
William A., son, m, 12, attends school, PA
Francis, son, m, 10, attends school, PA
1860 Census, Ohio, Ward l, Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Roll #1018, pg.166 (stamped) 2nd half--#76 (handwritten) l.38, Dwelling and Family #532, Dated 13 July 1860:
Springer, Bartholomew, wm, 37, cooking, FRANCE
Elizabeth, wife, wf, 30, OH(Pa)
*Dever, Martha, wf, 16, OH
*The correct spelling is Deaver. She is the daughter of Sarah Ann, deceased, & Henry T. Deaver, & niece of the Springers.
Elizabeth married Bartholomew Springer on 22 Feb 1859 in Muskingham Co., Ohio. Bartholomew was born about 1822 in France and died about 8 Apr 1868 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Ohio about age 46.
General Notes: Elizabeth Pearl and Bartholomew Springer were married by F. Cubero.
Source: Muskingum Co., Ohio, Marriages, Book IV, 1848-1865
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In the 18 July 1870 Census of Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, Mary Springer, age 8, is listed with the Anthony Diss family, which are her aunt and uncle. Her parents, Bartholomew and Elizabeth must have died between 1862 and 1870, because she alone, and not her parents, is listed in the settlement of Lawrence's Will.
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Declarations of Intention for Naturalization, Muskingum County, Ohio, page 48:
Springer, Bartholomew, year 1856, Court: CPC, Muskingum County.
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WILL OF BARTHOLOMEW SPRINGER, BOOK 2, PG.469
In the matter of the Will of Bartholomew Springer deceased :
April 8, 1868. This day the Last Will and Testament of Bartholomew Springer deceased, late of Muskingum County, Ohio, was produced in writing and duly proved by the oaths of Ferdinand C. Vogel and Christian Bothner whose testimony in this behalf was reduced to writing and duly filed herein and thereupon it appearing to the Court from said testimony that said Will was duly executed and attested and that said testator, Bartholomew Springer, deceased was at the time of executing and signing said last Will and Testament of full age, sound mind and memory, and free from any restraint. Therefore, it was ordered by the Court, that said Will be and the same is hereby admitted to probate, and that the same together with the testimony and this entry be duly recorded.
WILL
I, Bartholomew Springer of Zanesville, Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, do make and publish this my last Will and Testament. I give and devise to my beloved wife, Maria, in lieu of her dower the Lot No. 5 in Square No. 1 in Hamlin's __ addition to the City of Zanesville, Ohio, with the two-story brick house thereon in which we now reside, and all the household goods and furniture, all the stock of goods in the grocery, and other goods and chattels, which may be in my possession at the time of my death. She, however, is to sell as much thereof as may be sufficient to pay my just debts.
I do hereby nominate and appoint my said wife, Maria Springer, executor of this my last Will and Testament hereby authorizing and empowering her to compromise, adjust, release, and discharge in such manner as she may deem proper the debts and claims due to me. I do also authorize and empower her, if it shall become necessary, to pay my debts, to sell by private sale or in such manner, upon such terms of credit otherwise I do also (can't read this next sentence) debts to sell by private sale or in such manner, upon such terms of credit or otherwise as she may think proper, said goods or chattels or the real estate and deed to purchasers for the latter in fee simple.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal
this 18th day of May, A.D. 1864
Signed: Bartholomer Springer (Seal)
The foregoing testament has been signed and sealed by Bartholomew Springer in our presence and signed by us in his presence as witnesses thereto.
Ferdinand C. Vogel of Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio
Christian Bothner of Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio.
The State of Ohio, Muskingum County, Ohio:
At the Probate Court, held at the office of said Court in Zanesville, within and for the county aforesaid on the 8th day of April 1868, the Last Will and Testament of Bartholomew Springer deceased, late of said county, was produced in open court and Ferdinand C. Vogel and Christian Bothner the attesting and subscribing witnesses thereto being duly sworn and examined in open court declared that said testator, Bartholomew Springer, deceased was at the time of executing and signing said Will and Testament of full age and sound mind and memory and free from any restraint. That he signed the same in his presence and that they heard him acknowledge said instrument of writing as and for his Last Will and Testament and that they subscribed their names as witnesses thereto in his presence.
I certify that the foregoing testimony was taken in open court, and reduced to writing by me and taken at the time and place specified.
Signed: R. W. P. Meese, Judge
Note: The Judge's last name may be Muse.
NOTE:
In May of 1864, Bartholomew, in his Will, refers to his wife as Maria, yet he was married to Elizabeth Pearl and she didn't die until September of 1864, and his Will was never changed. Is Maria her nick name or was he divorced from Elizabeth Pearl? This is certainly a mystery.
Also, nothing is mentioned about his daughter, Mary Springer, born about 1862 in Ohio.
• Census: 1860. Wl Zanesville,Muskingum Co.,Ohio
• Census: 1870. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Will: 8 Apr 1868. Will for Bartholomew Springer in Muskingum Co., Book 2, page 469.
63 F i. Mary Springer was born about 1862 in Ohio?.
General Notes: 1870 Census, Ohio, Somerset P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, pg.12 (34), l.ll, Dwelling & Family #88, dated 18 July 1870:
Diss, Anthony, wm, 58, cooper, US Citizen, $1000, $200, FRANCE
Mary, wife, wf, 43, PA
Agnes, dau, wf, 16, attends school, OH
Catherine, dau, wf, 15, attends school, OH
Albert, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 10, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
John J. son, wm, 6, attends school, OH
*Springer, Mary, wf, 8, attends school, OH
Note: *Her father was born in France, and her mother in Pennsylvania. She is the niece of Anthony and Mary.
1880 Census, Ohio, Muskingum Co., Ward 2, ED177 Zanesville, Pg.380C, Line 25, Dated 3 June 1880:
Springer, Mary, wf, 18, servant, OH,OH(FRANCE),OH(PA)
(enumerated with Cull C, Pelter, Pastor-Church.
12. John James Pearl (Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 8 Mar 1836 in Greene Co., Pennsylvania, died on 27 Mar 1923 in Shawnee, Perry Co., OH at age 87, and was buried on 30 Mar 1923 in St. Patrick Cemetery, Junction City, OH. The cause of his death was Pulmonary congestion.
General Notes: Ross Co., Ohio, Marriages 1850-1875: Pearl, John J. m. Maris, Sarah E. 7 May 1863, Volume G4, Page 123.
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John J. Pearl, resident of Perry Co., Ohio, married Adaline Schaffer, resident of Washington Co., Ohio, on 18 June 1894, page 544, Washington Co., Ohio Marriages, 1789-1918.
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New Lexington Tribune, 27 September 1900: Maxville -- Mr. J. J. Pearl, went last Monday on a visit to relatives in Washington County, Ohio.
DEATH CERTIFICATE OF JOHN J. PEARL (Obtained from the Ohio Historical Society -- Perry Co. no longer had it)
Perry Co., Monday Creek Township, Registra. Dist. #5557, File #33, male, white, widowed, b. March 8, 1836, 87 years, 19 days, farmer, b. Ohio, father: Lawrence Pearl, b. Md., maiden name of mother: Susanah Nichols, b. Md., d. March 27, 1923. I hereby certify that I attended the deceased from Jan. 2, 1923 to March 3, 1923, that I last saw him alive on March 3, 1923, and that death occurred at 5 a.m.. The cause of death was pulmonary congestion for 4 months. Contributory: myocarditis for 3 months. Signed by A. Sherman, M.D., dated March 29, 1923, Junction City, burial: St. Patrick Cem., Junction City, date of burial: March 30, 1923, undertaker: J. A. Birkmier & Son, New Lexington, Ohio, informant: Dora C. Pearl, RR #3, Junction City, Ohio, filed May 2, 1923, S. W. Johnston, registrar.
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Obituary of John James Pearl, extracted from the New Lexington Herald, Book of Obituaries for 1920-1921,1922-1923 in library at Junction City, Perry County, Ohio:
Funeral of John Pearle
The funeral of John Pearle, 89*, who died at his home at Maxville, last Wednesday evening, was held from St. Patrick's Catholic church at Junction City, Friday morning. Burial was made in the church cemetery.
*John was 86, according to St. Patrick's Church records, & 87 yrs., 19 days according to Perry Co. records. Perry Co. records are correct.
Janet Pearl O'Hara said that there are a lot of Pearls buried in St. Patrick's cemetery.
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The Pearl homestead was in Maxville, Ohio, on Monday Creek Road (apparently now called "Bell Bottom Road". It was called "Possom Hollar". It stood empty for several years. A retired Air Force man and his wife bought the house, barn and land, and it is now a Franciscan Retreat. They have the house and barn and about 16 acres. The barn had the original roof that John James and Clarence put on it. They added onto the house and built a new house with a chapel. Donald J. Pearl, son of Clarence, was there in about 1980 and went through the old house. Janet's daughter Loretta said that to get to the property you go to Junction City & then drive a few miles down the road until you come to the little town of Maxville. This is where you will find Bell Bottom Rd. There is a Monday Creek but not what we want.
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Letter from St. Patrick Church, Junction City, Ohio, from Reverend Richard F. Dodd, pastor (Church built in 1847)
Your letter of January 4, 1991 requesting information from the records of St. Patrick Parish regarding the name Pearl has led us to the following information:
John J. Pearl: cemetery headstone )1836--1923 (Death
records) birth place, Deavertown, Ohio in Perry County*:
(day of burial) March 27, 1923: 86 years old; cause of
death, old age.
Sarah M. Pearl: (day of burial) January 7, 1890 (head-
stone) 1841-1890.
Mary L. Pearl: (day of burial), June 25, 1887: head-
stone: 1866-1887 (daughter of John J. Pearl)
Adeline Pearl: (day of burial) February 24, 1914. Head-
stone - 1828-1914.
* John J. Pearl was born in Greene Co., Pennsylvania.
The search of our records shows no information of a marriage between John Pearl and Adeline.* The records are old and very sketchy. We will, however, take another look through them in search of such information in case we may have missed it.
In the Lord,
Signed: Richard F. Dodd
(Reverend) Richard F. Dodd, Pastor
*They were married in Washington Co., OH.
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Last Will and Testament of John J. Pearl
In the name of the Benevolent Father of All: I, John J. Pearl, of Monday Creek Township, Perry County, Ohio, do make and publish this my Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former Wills by me made.
Item lst. I desire that all my just debts and funeral expenses be first paid out of my estate.
Item 2nd. I give devise and bequeathe to my daughter, Dora C. Pearl, all the rest and residue of my estate, both real and personal, wheresoever the same may be situated, to be hers absolutely and in fee simple.
Item 3rd. I will and direct that my executrix, hereinafter named, erect at the grave of my first wife and my daughter, Mary Pearl, who are buried side by side, one monument or marker for both of them to cost not less then twenty five dollars, and also that said executrix erect at my grave a monument or marker to cost not less than twenty five dollars, and to pay for said two monuments or markers out of any estate that may be left after the payment of my debts and funeral expenses, or out of any estate that may come into the hands of my said executrix.
Item 4th. I hereby nominate and appoint my daughter Dora C. Pearl to be the executrix of this my Last Will and Testament, she to serve without bond, and I hereby authorize and empower my said executrix, if it becomes necessary to pay my debts, to sell all or any part of my real estate or personal property, at either public or private sale, and for such price and upon such terms of credit or otherwise as she may deem best, and deed or deeds to make to the purchaser or purchasers, without the intervention or order of any court, and she may divide the same into different tracts and sell in that manner, or may sell all in one tract.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name, at New Lexington, Ohio, this 27th day of May, A.D.1920.
Signed: John J. Pearl
The foregoing instrument was signed at the end thereof, by the said John J. Pearl, in our presence, and we heard him acknowledge the same as and for his Last Will and Testament, and at his request and in his presence, we have hereunto subscribed our names as attesting witnesses, in the presence of each other, at New Lexington, Ohio, this 27th day of May, A.D.1920
Signed:________Kendrick Resides at New Lexington, Ohio.
Signed:William A. Allen Resides at New Lexington, Ohio
Filed April 2, 1923
Application for Probate of Will - Probate Court, Perry County, Ohio
In the Matter of the Last Will and Testament of John J. Pearl, deceased.
To the Probate Court of said County:
Your petitioner respectfully represents that John J. Pearl late a resident of the Township of Jackson in said county, died on or about the 27th day of March 1923, leaving an instrument in writing, herewith produced, purporting to be his last Will and Testament.
That the said John J. Pearl died leaving no widow and the following named persons his only next of kin, to-wit:
Degree of Kinship P.O.Address
Frank Pearl son Unknown
E. B. Pearl son Dover, Ohio
Wm. A. Pearl son Benwood, West Virginia
Dora C. Pearl daughter Junction City, Ohio
Charles A. Pearl son SanFrancisco, California
Your petitioner offers said Will for probate, and prays that a time may be fixed for the proving of the same, and that said above named persons, residents in this State, may be notified according to law of the pendency of said proceedings.
Signed:Dora C. Pearl,Petitioner
The State of Ohio, Perry County, ss.
The above named Dora C. Pearl being first duly sworn, says that the facts stated and allegations in the foregoing application contained, are true as she verily believes.
Signed: Dora C. Pearl
Sworn to before me and signed in my presence this 2nd day of April, 1923.
Signed: A. Edgar H_________
Probate Judge
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Property Record, Reg. #19223 - N. B. Hogg & Wife to John J. Pearl, Received for Record March 4th, 1933 @ 10:15 o'clock. Fee $l.00 - Land Price was $600:
A parcel of land in Perry Co., Ohio, known as the N.E. quarter of the N.E. quarter of Section Nine (9) Township fourteen (14), Range Sixteen (16) in Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co., Ohio., and supposed to contain forty (40) acres be the same more or less.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENT;
THAT The Nathaniel B. Hogg and Julia K. Hogg--his wife, of the City of Allegheny and State of Pennslvania--parties of the first part in consideration of Six Hundred dollars to them paid by John J. Pearl of Perry Co., Ohio, party of the second part the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, doth hereby GRANT, BARGAIN, SELL AND CONVEY to the said John J. Pearl, his heirs and assigns forever, that certain piece or parcel of land in Perry Co., Ohio, known as the North East quarter of Section Nine (9) Township fourteen (14), Range Sixteen (16) in Monday Creek Twp., and supposed to contain forty (40) acres be the same more or less; and all the Estate, Title and Interest of the said Nathaniel B. Hogg and Julia K. Hogg, his wife, either in Law or Equity, of, in and to the said premises; TOGETHER with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, and all the rents, issues and profits thereof; TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same to the only proper use of the said John J. Pearl his heirs and assigns forever.
And the said Nathaniel B. Hogg for himself and for his heirs, executors and administrators, doth hereby COVENANT with the said John J. Pearl his heirs and assigns, that he is the true and lawful owner of the said premises, and has full power to convey the same; that the title, so conveyed is CLEAR, FREE and UNINCUMBERED, unless it may be on account of unpaid taxes, which John J. Pearl bound himself to pay; and further, that he will WARRANT AND DEFEND the same against all claim, or claims, of all persons whomsoever, except for back taxes which the said John J. Pearl bound himself to pay.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said Nathaniel B. Hogg and Julia K. Hogg his wife who hereby release her right and expectancy of DOWER in the said premises, have hereunto set their hands and seals, this seventh day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty five.
Signed, Sealed and Acknowledged in presence of us:
Henry C. Lyon N. B. Hogg (SEAL)
Robert H. McCreevy Julia K. Hogg (SEAL)
THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY, SS:
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the 7th day of March, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, eight hundred and eighty five before me, A Notary Public in and for said County personally came Nathaniel B. Hogg and Julia K. Hogg his wife the grantors in the foregoing Deed, and acknowledged the signing and sealing thereof to be their voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purposes therein mentioned. And the said Julia K. Hogg wife of the said N. B. Hogg, being examined by me, separate and apart from her said husband, and the contents of said Deed being by me made known and explained to her as the Statute directs, declared that she did, voluntarily sign, seal, and acknowledge the same, and that she is still satisfied therewith, as her free act and deed, for the uses and purposes therein mentioned.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto
SEAL subscribed my name, and affixed by Notarial
Seal, on the day and year aforesaid.
Henry C. Lyon
Received for Record March 4th Notary Public
1933 @ 10:15 o'clock A.M. Signed:Pauline Smith
Recorded March 4th,1933. Fee $1.00 Recorder
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The above property was sold a couple of years before Dora was committed to the Insane Asylum in Cleveland, OH, but the same was never completed until 1936 according to a legal document - In the Probate Court, Perry Co., OH, Case No. 17763.
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History of Perry County:
St. Patrick's Church near Junction City is one of the children of St. Joseph's. It was organized in 1830 by Father Young of whom mention has already been made. The first building was of brick and was quite small. The present edifice was erected in 1845. It is one of the largest church organizations in the county.
1840 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #___, pg. 239B:
Pearl, Lawrence
White males:
3 under age of 5
2 between ages 5 & 10
1 between ages 20 & 30
1 between ages 40 & 50
White females:
2 between ages 10 & 15
3 between ages 15 & 20
1 between ages 40 & 50
2 between ages 20 & 30
2 persons engaged in agriculture
1850 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #715, pg.77B, Dwelling #294, Family #503, dated 18 September 1850:
Pearl, Lawrence, wm, 57, farmer, $1000, MD
Susanna, wife, wf, 55, can't read, MD
Catherine, dau, wf, 27, can't read, PA
Mary, dau, wf, 23, can't read, PA
Elizabeth, dau, wf, 21, PA
Benedict, son, wm, 18, PA
Lawrence, son, wm, 17, PA
John James, son, wm, 14, attends school, PA,
William A., son, wm, 12, attends school, PA
Francis, son, wm, 10, attends school, PA
1870 Census, Ohio, York Twp., Morgan Co., Fam.22, pg.253, Dated 11 Aug. 1870:
Pearl, John J., wm, 34,farmer, $1800, $500, PA
wife, Sarah E., wf, 30, keeps house, DEL
*Francis, son, wm, 6, attends school, WIS
Mary L., dau, wf, 4, WIS
Ella A., dau, wf, 8 months, OH
**Margaret Pearl, wf, 75**, infirmed at home, MD
* His name is Franklin on other censuses.
**This is Lawrence Pearl's 2nd wife. Her age is 55 in the 1860 Census. In the 1880 Census she is living with James & Eleanor Pearl Longstreth & she is 90 years old. Not sure which is correct? See Lawrence's notes for the 1860 Census.
1880 Census, Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, Roll #1057, ED212, Vol.51, pg.15, l. 28:
Pearl, John, wm, 44, mar., farmer, PA,VA(Md),MD
Sara, wife, wf, 40, mar., DEL,OH,MD
Franklin, son, wm, 16, single, attends school, mines limestone, WIS,PA,DEL
Mary, dau, wf, 14, single, attends school, WIS,PA,DEL
*Elma, dau, wf, 10, single, attends school, OH,PA,DEL
**Edmond, son, wm, 8, single, attends school, OH,PA,DEL
Walter, son, wm, 6, single, attends school, KY,PA,DEL
William, son, wm, 3, single, OH,PA,DEL
Dora C., dau, wf, 9 months, single, OH,PA,DEL
* Ella on 1870 Census.
**Edward on other Censuses.
1900 Census, OH, Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co., ED65, Pg.133A, Sh. 8, Line 39, 156/156, 21 & 22 June 1900:
Pearl, John J., head, wm, 64, Mar.1836, M5yrs., farmer, PA,MD,MD
Adeline, wife, wf, 67(72?), Sep. 1832*, M5yrs., OH,GER,GER?(Md?)
Charles A., son, wm, 18, Jul.1881, single, farm laborer, OH,PA,OH(Del)
Owns farm free of mortg.; all read & write.
*Tombstone says that she was born in 1828.
1910 Census, Ohio, Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co. Roll #1222, ED132, Pg. 178B, Sh.6B, Line 97, 86/86, 22 April 1910:
Pearl, John J., head, wm, 74, owns farm, M2-16yrs., farmer-general farmingOH(Pa),VA(Md)MD
Adeline, wife, wf, 81, M1-16yrs., OH,GER,GER?(Md?)
Dora C., dau, wf, 28(30-31), 1ch., 1 liv., OH,OH(Pa),DEL
Pearl, Clearance* (son of Dora) ,wm, 11, attends school, OH,UNKNOWN,OH
*His name is Clarence A. Pearl.
All can read and write; owns farm-free of mortgage.
1920 Census, Ohio, New Lexington Road, Logan, Monday Creek Twp., Perry County, Roll #1426, ED69, Pg.20, Sh.2, l.11, dated 3-5 January 1920:
Pearl, John J., wm, 83, widower, owns farm, farmer, OH(Pa),VA(Md)VA(Md)
Dora C., dau, wf, 40, single, OH,OH(Pa),DEL
Clarence, grandson, wm, 20, single, laborer, OH,OH,OH
• Census: 1870. Monday Creek Twp.,Perry Co.,OH
• Census: 1840. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
• Census: 1850. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
• Census: 1880. Monday Creek Twp.,Perry Co.,OH
• Census: 1900. Monday Creek Twp.,Perry Co.,OH
• Census: 1910. Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co., OH
• Census: 1920. Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co., OH
John married Sarah Elizabeth Maris on 7 May 1863 in Ross County, Ohio. Sarah was born on 14 Dec 1841 in Delaware, died on 5 Jan 1890 in Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co., OH at age 48, and was buried in St. Patrick Cemetery, Junction City, OH. The cause of her death was Congestion.
General Notes: Sarah and daughter Mary L. are buried side by side at St. Patrick's cemetery (the old section), Junction City, Perry Co., Ohio. John and 2nd wife, Adeline are also buried at St. Patrick's cemetery in a different set of graves and in the new section of the cemetery.
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Record of Deaths - Perry County:
Sarah Eliza Pearl, female, white, date of death, 5 January 1890, age 49 years, ll months, 9 days, place of death, Monday Creek Twp., place of birth, Delaware, cause of death congestion.
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New Lexington Tribune, Thursday, January 16, 1890:
Died: Maxville, Ohio, January 5, 1890, Mrs. J. J. Pearl. She leaves a grief-stricken husband and 6 children to mourn her death. She sleeps at St. Patrick's cemetery, near Junction City.
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1850 Census, PA, Philadelphia Co., Spring Garden, Line 4A, Family 1148, 24 Aug. 1850:
Morris (Maris), Richard F., wm, 35, blacksmith, PA
Matilda A., wf, 19, DE
Sarah E., wf, 10, DE
Anne A., wf, 7, DE
Martha L. (A?), wf, 1, PA
May (Mary) R., wf, 6 mos., PA
1860 Census, Ohio, Morgan Co., Union Twp., Roll 1016, pg.489, Dwelling #1419, Family #1322, l.19, dated 19 July 1860
Maris, Richard, m, 45, farmer $125, PA
Elizabeth, wife, f, 45, OH
Sarah E., dau, f, 20 (18-19 in Dec.), DEL
Martha, dau,, f, 12, PA
Mary, dau, f, 10, PA
*Elva J., dau, f, 6, PA
**Maullar, John, 20, Farm Laborer, OH
*Elva J. on Morman IGI records.
**John couldn't read or write. He may be Elizabeth's son by another marriage. The last name is similar to Elizabeth's.
• Alt. Birth: Alt. Birth, 14 Dec 1841.
• Census: 1870. Monday Creek Twp.,Perry Co.,Oh.
+ 64 M i. Franklin N. Perrell Sr. was born on 27 Mar 1864 in Wisconsin and died on 27 Mar 1926 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH at age 62.
65 F ii. Mary L. Pearl was born on 27 Oct 1866 in Wisconsin, died about 22 Jun 1887 in Perry County, Ohio about age 20, and was buried on 25 Jun 1887 in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Junction City, Perry County, Ohio. The cause of her death was Fever.
General Notes: Court House Death record says she was married, but she is buried at St. Patrick's Cemetery in Junction City, Perry County, Ohio, as Mary Pearl. The headstone reads 1866-1887. The headstone wasn't erected until after her father's death in 1923. St. Patrick's church records give 25 June 1887, as the burial date. She is buried next to her mother.
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Record of Deaths - Perry County
Mary L. Pearl, female, white, married, date of death 2 April 1888, age 21yrs., 5 months, 5 days, place of death, Perry County, Ohio, place of birth, Wisconsin, cause of death, fever.
There is an error somewhere in the date of death. I think perhaps the Court House records were copied and the mistake was made in copying? Also, they probably made a mistake in listing her in the death record as married.
There was nothing in the New Lexington Tribune for the month of April 1887 or April 1888 pertaining to her death.
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1870 Census, Ohio, York Twp., Morgan Co., Fam.22, pg.253, Dated 11 Aug. 1870:
Pearl, John J., wm, 34,farmer, $1800, $500, PA
wife, Sarah E., wf, 30, keeps house, DEL
*Francis, son, wm, 6, attends school, WIS
Mary L., dau, wf, 4, WIS
Ella A., dau, wf, 8 months, OH
**Margaret Pearl, wf, 75**, infirmed at home, MD
* His name is Franklin on other censuses.
**This is Lawrence Pearl's 2nd wife. Her age is 55 in the 1860 Census. In the 1880 Census she is living with James & Eleanor Pearl Longstreth & she is 90 years old. Not sure which is correct? See Lawrence's notes for the 1860 Census.
1880 Census, Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, Roll #1057, ED212, Vol.51, pg.15, l. 28:
Pearl, John, wm, 44, mar., farmer, PA,VA(Md),MD
Sara, wife, wf, 40, mar., DEL,OH,MD
Franklin, son, wm, 16, single, attends school, mines limestone, WIS,PA,DEL
Mary, dau, wf, 14, single, attends school, WIS,PA,DEL
*Elma, dau, wf, 10, single, attends school, OH,PA,DEL
**Edmond, son, wm, 8, single, attends school, OH,PA,DEL
Walter, son, wm, 6, single, attends school, KY,PA,DEL
William, son, wm, 3, single, OH,PA,DEL
Dora C., dau, wf, 9 months, single, OH,PA,DEL
* Ella on 1870 Census.
**Edward on other Censuses.
• Census: 1870. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
• Census: 1880. Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co., OH
66 F iii. Elma (Ella?) A. Pearl was born in Dec 1869 in Ohio and died in Probably Perry County, OH.
General Notes: Elma/Ella could have been born November1869? She probably died after the 1880 census and before her father's will was made out in 1920.
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1870 Census, Ohio, York Twp., Morgan Co., Fam.22, pg.253, Dated 11 Aug. 1870:
Pearl, John J., wm, 34,farmer, $1800, $500, PA
wife, Sarah E., wf, 30, keeps house, DEL
*Francis, son, wm, 6, attends school, WIS
Mary L., dau, wf, 4, WIS
Ella A., dau, wf, 8 months, OH
**Margaret Pearl, wf, 75**, infirmed at home, MD
* His name is Franklin on other censuses.
**This is Lawrence Pearl's 2nd wife. Her age is 55 in the 1860 Census. In the 1880 Census she is living with James & Eleanor Pearl Longstreth & she is 90 years old. Not sure which is correct? See Lawrence's notes for the 1860 Census.
1880 Census, Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, Roll #1057, ED212, Vol.51, pg.15, l. 28:
Pearl, John, wm, 44, mar., farmer, PA,VA(Md),MD
Sara, wife, wf, 40, mar., DEL,OH,MD
Franklin, son, wm, 16, single, attends school, mines limestone, WIS,PA,DEL
Mary, dau, wf, 14, single, attends school, WIS,PA,DEL
*Elma, dau, wf, 10, single, attends school, OH,PA,DEL
**Edmond, son, wm, 8, single, attends school, OH,PA,DEL
Walter, son, wm, 6, single, attends school, KY,PA,DEL
William, son, wm, 3, single, OH,PA,DEL
Dora C., dau, wf, 9 months, single, OH,PA,DEL
* Ella on 1870 Census.
**Edward on other Censuses.
• Census: 1870. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
• Census: 1880. Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co., OH
67 F iv. Flora Isabell Pearl was born on 20 Mar 1871 in York Township, Morgan County, Ohio and died on 24 Mar 1871 in York Township, Morgan County, Ohio.
General Notes: Flora Isabell Pearl d. 24 March 1871, four days old, white, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio. Morgan Co., Ohio death records.
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Morgan Co., Ohio birth records.
+ 68 M v. Edmund Benedict Pearl was born on 16 May 1872 in Kentucky, died on 10 Aug 1938 in Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas Co., Ohio at age 66, and was buried in Aug 1938.
69 M vi. Walter Pearl was born in 1874 in Kentucky.
General Notes: No other information found.
Alice Ann Pearl Beatty said that Walter just walked away one day and never came back. It's possible that she had Walter mixed up with Franklin???
Walter is not mentioned in his father's will dated 27 May 1920 & proved 2 April 1923. Franklin is mentioned but by address states "unknown". If Walter was still alive I would believe that he would be mentioned with "unknown" by his name as they did with Franklin. That would mean that he was probably deceased by 27 May 1920 or at least by 2 April 1923 when John's will was proved.
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1880 Census, Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, Roll #1057, ED212, Vol.51, pg.15, l. 28:
Pearl, John, wm, 44, mar., farmer, PA,VA(Md),MD
Sara, wife, wf, 40, mar., DEL,OH,MD
Franklin, son, wm, 16, single, attends school, mines limestone, WIS,PA,DEL
Mary, dau, wf, 14, single, attends school, WIS,PA,DEL
*Elma, dau, wf, 10, single, attends school, OH,PA,DEL
**Edmond, son, wm, 8, single, attends school, OH,PA,DEL
Walter, son, wm, 6, single, attends school, KY,PA,DEL
William, son, wm, 3, single, OH,PA,DEL
Dora C., dau, wf, 9 months, single, OH,PA,DEL
* Ella on 1870 Census.
**Edward on other Censuses.
• Census: 1880. Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co., OH
+ 70 M vii. William Andrew Pearl was born on 18 Oct 1876 in Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co., Ohio and died on 7 Aug 1950 in Wheeling Hospital, Wheeling, Ohio Co., WV at age 73.
+ 71 F viii. Dora Cecilia Pearl was born on 25 Aug 1879 in Perry County, Ohio and died on 17 Apr 1959 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co, ., Ohio at age 79.
72 M ix. Charles Austin "Chad" Pearl was born on 21 Jul 1881 in Ohio and died on 29 May 1950 in Los Angeles Co., CA at age 68.
General Notes: Charles Austin Pearl had no children with either wife.
Charles and first wife, Rose Bell, were married by Fr. John J. Cahalan in Perry County, Ohio. We don't know how this marriage ended. Perry County Marriage Book 11, Charles A. Pearl married Rose Blanche Bell, in 12 May 1903, page 2.
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Charles married a second time to Marguerite________ (no information available at this time). At the time of John J. Pearl's Will, dated 27 May 1923, Charles' address was given as San Francisco, California. He later worked for Westinghouse Electric in Chicago. He was a big wheel for Westinghouse. He could sell anything. He was a great talker. He lived in a pent house. It is believed he died there in the late 1940's*
*Since he was in Portland, Oregon, at the time of the 1930 census, it is more likely that he died there.
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New Lexington Tribune, 25 Oct. 1900: Maxville News -- Mr. Charles Pearl was the successful applicant to teach the school in sub-district #5. Mr. Albert Woods having resigned.
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At one time it is said that Charles lived on Lake Shore Drive in Chicago.
Someone said that Charles moved to Portland, Oregon (probably after he retired), and probably died there. When Marguerite died she left half of their estate to Mary Angela Pearl Cunningham and half to her niece.
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Charles started out as a teacher in Perry County, Ohio. He then worked in Cincinnati, Ohio, and later in Chicago, Illinois.
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Janet O'Hara said that it was passed down in her family that the Pearl family came with Lafayette from Lorain, France and that there was a bounty on their heads in England. This doesn't seem to be correct.
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1900 Census, OH, Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co., ED65, Pg.133A, Sh. 8, Line 39, 156/156, 21 & 22 June 1900:
Pearl, John J., head, wm, 64, Mar.1836, M5yrs., farmer, PA,MD,MD
Adeline, wife, wf, 67(72?), Sep. 1832*, M5yrs., OH,GER,GER?(Md?)
Charles A., son, wm, 18, Jul.1881, single, farm laborer, OH,PA,OH(Del)
Owns farm free of mortg.; all read & write.
*Tombstone says that she was born in 1828.
1930 Census, OR, Multnomah Co., Portland, Precinct 356, Roll 1953, Pg. 141, ED412, Sh. 8A, Line 36, Dated April 11, 1930:
Pearl, Charles A., head, wm, 48, M. at 22, Sales Mgr.-Wholesale Electric Co., OH,OH,OH
Margurite, wife, wf, 37, M. at 30, WASH,ENG,WASH
Rents house @$45; has radio; both read & write; no veterans.
• Census: 1900. Monday Creek Twp., Perry Co., OH
• Census: 1930. Portland, Multnomah Co., OR
• Death Certificate: 29 May 1950. CA Death Records: Charles Austen Pearl, b. 7/21/1881, d. 5/29/1950, Los Angeles, CA, 68 yrs., Mom-Mauris (Maris), dad-Pearl.
Charles married Blanch Rose Bell on 12 May 1903 in Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: A family note gave her name as Rose Blanch. We don't know how this marriage ended.
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Charles and Blanch were married by John J. Cahalan, a Catholic Priest.
Charles next married Marguerite J. McGeary between 1922 and 1923. Marguerite was born on 21 Sep 1892 in Washington and died on 30 Apr 1961 in Los Angeles Co., CA at age 68.
• Death Certificate: 30 Apr 1961. CA Death Records: Margueri J. Pearl, b. 9/21/1892, Washington, d. 4/30/1961, Los Angeles, age 68 yrs., mother's maiden name-McGeary (no father mentioned) Soc.Sec. #344-20-0620.
John next married Adeline Schaffer on 18 Jun 1894 in Washington County, Ohio. Adeline was born in Sep 1832 in Ohio, died in Feb 1914 in Shawnee, Perry County, Ohio at age 81, and was buried in 1914 in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Junction City, Ohio.
General Notes: According to her tombstone at St. Patrick's Church Cemetery, Adeline was born in 1828.
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Adeline is buried in St. Patrick's cemetery in Junction City, Perry Co., Ohio, next to John J. They are in a different section of the cemetery from John's first wife, Sarah, and daughter, Mary. Adeline was buried 24 February 1914. Her headstone reads: 1828-1914.
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Don't know if this is John's second wife or not. The age is right if the date on her tombstone is correct, however, her August 1832 date of birth, which is shown on the 1910 census would not coincide with the age in the 1880 Census. The place of birth on the 1880 census of her parents differs from what is stated on the 1900 and 1910 censuses where she is married to John J. Pearl. Don't know what to think. She is the only Adeline in Washington Co. & this Adeline was single as was Adeline previous to her marriage to John J. Pearl.
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FHL Film 1255076, National Archives Film T9-1076, Pg. 393C
1880 Census, OH, Washington Co., Warren:
Addline Shaffer, self, MU, 51, single, OH,PA,PA
13. William Andrew Pearl (Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 18 Mar 1837 in Morgan Co., OH, died on 8 Aug 1918 in Elreno, Canadian Co., OK at age 81, and was buried in Aug 1918 in Catholic Cemetery In Elreno, OK. The cause of his death was Cerebral Hemorrage. Paralytic stroke.
General Notes: William Andrew and Elizabeth were marrried about 1860 (after the 4 August 1860 census or in 1861.
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Buried in ElReno, Oklahoma. Death Certificate. Registered #88. Death certificate has William Pearl's birth date as 18 March 1837, Male, White, Married, died 8 August 1918, age, 80 yrs., 5 mos., 21 days, retired mechanic, born Morgan Co., Ohio, cause of death, cerebrial hemhorage, name of dad: Lawrence Pearl born Court House, Va Maiden name of mother: unknown, born Va.; informant: G. S. Pearl (son), 518 S. Bickford, El Reno; place of burial: El Reno; undertaker Thomas Benson.
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Decree Terminating Life Estate of William and Elizabeth Pearl, #2742, in the County Court of Canadian County, State of Oklahoma, filed 15 November 1944, S. T. Roberson, Attorney-At-Law, ElReno, Oklahoma:
In the Matter of The Determination of Fact of Death and the Termination of Life Estate of Elizabeth and William A. Pearl in Lot 9, Block 140, City of El Reno, Oklahoma:
Now on this 15th day of November, 1944, this matter coming on for hearing upon the petition of Leonard Smith & Marie Smith praying for a judgment determining the fact of death of Elizabeth Pearl & of William A. Pearl the termination of their life estate in Lot Nine (9), Block One Hundred Forty (140), City of El Reno, Canadian Co, Oklahoma; the petitioners appearing in person & by their attorney, of record, S. T. Roberson, and no one having filed herein written objections or appearing in opposition thereto & the Court having examined the petition, Affidavit of Mailing, Notice by Publication, & the affidavit of the publisher of the publication of the Notice by Publication, & the petitioners having introduced sworn testimony of witnesses and rested their cause, the Court being fully & sufficiently advised in the premises finds:
That notice of said hearing has been given by mailing & by publication of said notice of hearing in the manner & for the time required by law & the order of the Court, that due & legal service has been had upon all persons named in the petition, & of all persons being entitled & required by law & the order of the Court to be notified of said hearing, that the Court has jurisdiction of the parties & of the subject matter, & power & authority to hear & determine the rights of the parties in the real property, the subject matter of this action.
The Court also finds that the provisions of the Soldier's & Sailor's Civil Relief Act of 1940, as ammended, are not applicable to this proceeding.
The Court further finds that on or about the 31st day of December, 1909, Elizabeth Pearl died intestate at El Reno, Oklahoma, & that William A. Pearl died intestate at El Reno, Oklahoma on or about the 8th day of August, 1918, & that both of said decedents at the time of their respective deaths were residents of Canadian Co., State of Oklahoma, & that each was possessed of a life estate in & to the real property involved in this action which was terminated by their deaths, & that neither of said decedents died leaving property or estate on which administration was or is necessary, that the fact of death of neither of said decedents has ever been judicially determined, & that the petitioners are the successors in interest of the remainderman, George S. Pearl and of all subsequent owners in & to said real estate & are entitled to a judgment as prayed for in their petition.
IT IS THEREFORE CONSIDERED, ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED by THE COURT, that Elizabeth Pearl died intestate on the 31st day of December, 1909, & that William A. Pearl died intestate on the 8th day of August, 1918, both residents of Canadian Co., Oklahoma at the time of death, & that neither of said decedents left property or estate on which administration was necessary & that the life estates of Elizabeth Pearl & of William A. Pearl in & to Lot Nine (9), Block One Hundred Forty (140), City of El Reno, Canadian Co., Oklahoma, terminated on the dates of their respective deaths & the petitioners Leonard Smith & Marie Smith are the successors in interest of the remainderman, George S. Pearl, & of all subsequent intervening owners of said real property.
Signed by: (can't read name)
County Judge
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William Pearl married Elizabeth Studer around 1860, probably in Muskingum County, Ohio. He had moved there as a young man and worked as a cigar maker. They moved to Junction City, Perry County, Ohio in 1864. They lived in Ohio (Junction City and, perhaps, around Columbus) until about 1886. They then moved to Fairbury, Jefferson County, Nebraska until 1894. Not much is known about their years there.
In 1894 they homesteaded in ElReno, Oklahoma. Most of their children eventually moved to the Oklahoma area also. F. M. Pearl remained in the Hiawatha, Kansas, area after living in Nebraska for a short time. William and Elizabeth spent their remaining years in ElReno.
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Brown Co. World, 13 August 1918:
Pearl - Wm. A. Pearl, aged 80 years and six months, died at his home in El Reno, Okla., Thursday, August 8. He had been a resident of El Reno 24? or 34? years. F. M. Pearl, the son, reached El Reno just 10 minutes before his father died. The elder Mr. Pearl had frequently visited in Hiawatha at the home of his son. The funeral was held in El Reno Friday afternoon.
From newspaper microfilm records, Canadian County Library (1918)
Death of El Reno Pioneer
Leaving five children to mourn the loss of their father, W. A. Pearl, an El Reno citizen for more than twenty years, passed away early last Thursday morning, August 8, 1918, without having recovered consciousness after suffering a paralytic stroke on election day. Funeral services were conducted at 8 o'clock Friday morning at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, interment being in the Catholic cemetery.
Mr. Pearl was 80 years old at the time of his demise and had been preceded in death by his wife, who died in 1910.* (*1909)
Surviving children are George S. Pearl and C. A. Pearl of El Reno, John J. Pearl of Zurich, Mont., F. N.* Pearl of Hiawatha, Kansas), and Mrs. D. B. Grant of Lawton, Oklahoma.
*His middle initial is "M".
The deceased was one of the old and highly respected citizens of El Reno, having resided here for the past twenty-four years.
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1840 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #___, pg. 239B:
Pearl, Lawrence
White males:
3 under age of 5
2 between ages 5 & 10
1 between ages 20 & 30
1 between ages 40 & 50
White females:
2 between ages 10 & 15
3 between ages 15 & 20
1 between ages 40 & 50
2 between ages 20 & 30
2 persons engaged in agriculture
1850 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #715, pg.77B, Dwelling #294, Family #503, dated 18 September 1850:
Pearl, Lawrence, m, 57, farmer, $1,000, MD
Susanna, wife, f, 55, can't read, MD
Catherine, dau, f, 27, can't read, PA
Mary, dau, f, 23, can't read, PA
Elizabeth, dau, f, 21, PA
Benedict, son, m, 18, PA
Lawrence, son, m, 17, PA
John James, son, 14, attends school, PA
William A., son, m, 12, attends school, PA
Francis, son, m, 10, attends school, PA
1860 Census, Ohio, Ward 4, Zanesville, Muskingum County, Roll #1018, Part l, Line 29, Pg.218, Family #1253, Dated 4 August 1860:
Pearl, William, wm, 21(23), Tabacconist (cigar maker), OH
Bus Cummings, wm, 20
Elizabeth Wilson, wf, 30
1870 Census, Ohio, New Lexington, P.O., Junction City, Jackson Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, Roll #1255, Pg.13, Line 31, Dwelling & Family #89, Dated 12 June 1870:
Pearl, William A., wm, 32?, Dry Good, Merchant, $500, $l000, OH
Elizabeth, wife, wf, 33, OH
William R., son, wm, 8, OH
John J., son, wm, 7, OH
Francis M., son, wm, 6(5?), OH
Joseph, son, wm, 4, OH
Mary M., dau, wf, 3, OH
Cory E., dau, wf, 2?, OH
Charles, son, wm, 4mo., OH
Gossman, Mary, wf, 18, domestic servant, OH
1880,Census, Ohio, Jackson Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1057, ED211, Pg.15, Line14, Dwelling #128, Family #139, Dated 16 June 1880:
Pearl, William A., mu*m, 42?, farmer, OH,PA(Md),ENG(Md)
Elizabeth, wife, wf, 43, OH,FRANCE,FRANCE
Raymond, son, mu*m, 18, works on R.R., attends school, OH,OH,OH
John, son, mu*m, 17, works on R.R., attends school, OH,OH,OH
Frank, son, mu*m, 15, works on farm, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Joseph, son, mu*m, 14, works on farm, attends school, OH,OH,OH
**Mattie, dau, mu*f, 13, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Cora, dau, mu*f, 11?, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Charley, son, mu*m, 10, works farm, attends school, OH,OH,OH
George, son, mu*m, 7, attends school, OH,OH,OH
*All other censuses say this family is white.
**Mattie is a nick name for Mary Martha.
1900 Census, Oklahoma, ElReno Twp. and City, Canadian Co., Roll #1335, ED18, Pg.3B, Line 82, House #56, Dwelling #58, Dated 12-13 June 1900:
Pearl, William A., wm, 62(63), Mar.1838*, m.39yr., cigar maker, R&W owns home, free of mortgage, OH,VA(Md),VA(Md)
Elizabeth, wife, wf, 67 (62), Sep.1832**, M39yr., R&W, 8 ch., 8 living, OH,FRANCE,FRANCE
#George S., son, wm, 27, Dec. 1872, single, lawyer, R&W, OH,OH,OH
##Anna, gr.dau, wf, 12(13), Mar.1888, attends school, NEB,OH,OH
Fender, Florence, gr.dau, wf, 3, Dec.1896, IA(NEB),SWIZ(OH?),OH
*William A's birth record says 1837.
**According to Elizabeth's obit and other censuses, she was born in September 1837.
#George S. is also listed on another page in this census. See his page of notes.
## Anna is also listed with her parents, William Raymond and Arthemia Pearl, and the birth year is 1887.
A Perl family lives in house #55. It isn't known if there is any connection.
1910 Census, Oklahoma, City W4, ElReno Twp., Canadian Co., Roll #1246, ED88, pg.1B, Line 99, Family 20, Dated 15 April 1910:
Pearl, William A., wm, 72(73), wid., retired, owns home, OH,MD,VA(MD)
Charles A*., son, wm, 40, M1-17yr., machinist-round house, OH,OH,OH
The rest of Charles' family not listed here. Both can read & write.
*Charles A. and family listed together in Kansas Census in the note section of his family.
Medical Notes: Contributory: Arteriosclorosis for 15 years.
• Census: 1880. Jackson Twp.,Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1900. ElReno, Canadian Co., Oklahoma
William married Mary Elizabeth Studer about 1860 in Ohio. Mary was born in Sep 1837 in Junction City, Perry County, OH, died on 28 Dec 1909 in Elreno, Canadian Co., OK at age 72, and was buried in Catholic Cemetery In Elreno, OK. The cause of her death was Had a paralytic stroke.
Marriage Notes: Daughter of William and Elizabeth Pearl married Dennis Grant. She lived in Durango, Colo. at the time of Elizabeth Studer Pearl's death.
At the time of her father, William A. Pearl's death in 1918, she must have already died, because she is not listed as a surviving child.
General Notes: Mrs. W. A. Pearl, mother of F. M. Pearl, died at El Reno, Okla., Tuesday morning at 10:30, 28 December 1909, after an illness of four years, aged 72 years. Mr. Pearl received a telegram Tuesday just in time to catch the afternoon train. Mrs. Pearl leaves her husband and two daughters: Mrs. Martha Fender of El Reno, Okla., and Mrs. Dennis Grant, of Durango, Colo.;and five sons, George, of El Reno, Raymond of Sayer, Okla., John of Weatherford, Okla., and Charles of Caldwell, Kans., and F. M. Pearl of Hiawatha.
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Brown Co. World, January 7, 1910, pg. 7:
Pearl -- Mrs. W. A. Pearl, mother of F. M. Pearl, died at El Reno, Oklahoma, Tuesday morning at 10:30 after an ilness of four years, aged 72 years.
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El Reno American, Wednesday, 29 December 1909 (Obits 1895-1901, Canadian County Historical Society.
From Hiawatha, Kansas, Newspaper in December, 1909, Death Notices: MRS. PEARL DEAD --
Mrs. Elizabeth Pearl, wife of W. A. Pearl, and mother of attorney George S. Pearl, died at the Pearl home on South Bickford yesterday morning. Mrs. Pearl was in feeble health, having suffered a stroke of paralysis about four years ago. She leaves a daughter also, Mrs. M. Fender.
She was a woman of splendid character and a devout Catholic.
The funeral will occur tomorrow morning at nine o'clock from the Sacred Heart Church.
Elizabeth Studer was of German ancestry. (According to the censuses, Elizabeth was of French ancestry.)
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Mr. Pearl received a telegram today just in time to catch the afternoon train. Mrs. Pearl leaves her husband and two daughters, Mrs. Martha Fender of El Reno, Oklahoma and Mrs. Dennis Grant of Durango, Colorado, and five sons, George of El Reno, Raymond of Sayer, Oklahoma, John of Weatherford, Oklahoma, and Charles of Caldwell, Kansas, and F. M. Pearl of Hiawatha.
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The 1900 Census says Elizabeth was born September 1832, but that can't be right. She died 28 December 1909, in ElReno, Oklahoma and the newspaper death notice says she was 72 years old, so the year 1837 is correct.
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The Decree Terminating Life Estate of William & Elizabeth Pearl says that she died 31 December 1909, but that can't be right. See above notices in the newspapers -- one says 28 Dec. & another 29 Dec.
+ 73 M i. William Raymond "Raymond" Pearl was born in Apr 1862 in Muskingum Co., Ohio, died on 18 Jul 1917 in Lawton, Oklahoma at age 55, and was buried in Elreno, Oklahoma.
+ 74 M ii. John James Pearl II was born on 2 May 1863 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Ohio and died on 11 Feb 1945 in Salem, Oregon at age 81.
+ 75 M iii. Francis Marion (Frank) Pearl was born between 20 Oct 1864 and 1865 in Perry County, Ohio, died on 1 May 1939 in Hiawatha, Brown Co., Kansas, and was buried in May 1939 in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Kansas.
+ 76 M iv. Joseph H. Pearl was born in Nov 1865 in Junction City, Perry Co., Ohio and died on 7 Feb 1907 in Adams County, Nebraska at age 41.
+ 77 F v. Mary Martha "Mattie" Pearl was born on 2 Feb 1867 in Perry County, Ohio, died on 6 Jun 1943 in Fort Supply, Woodward County, Oklahoma at age 76, and was buried in El Reno, Oklahoma.
+ 78 F vi. Cora E. Pearl was born in Sep 1868 in Perry Co., Ohio and died on 18 Sep 1945 in Lawton, Oklahoma at age 77.
+ 79 M vii. Charles Albert "Charlie" Pearl was born on 13 Jan 1870 in Perry County, Ohio, died on 29 Mar 1938 in Fort Supply, Woodward Co., Oklahoma at age 68, and was buried in El Reno, Canadian Co., Oklahoma.
+ 80 M viii. George Sylvester Pearl Sr. was born on 30 Dec 1872 in Perry Co., Ohio and died about 1945 in Dallas, Texas about age 73.
14. Francis Xavier Pearl (Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 11 May 1840 in Morgan Co., OH, died on 13 Apr 1925 in Hebron, Thayer Co., NE at age 84, and was buried on 15 Apr 1925 in Hebron Cemetery, Hebron, Thayer Co., NE.
General Notes: By 1870, Francis X. Pearl had moved to Mo.
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Certificate of Death, Registered #4347, Place of Death; Thayer County, City-Hebron, State-Nebraska
Francis X. Pearl, male, white,married, wife Mary* Pearl, Francis b. May 11, 1840, age 84, ll mos., 2 days, farmer, b. Ohio, name of father Lawrence Pearl*, b. Ohio, maiden name of mother Susannah Nichols*,b.Oh., informant Mary E. Monohan of Hebron, Neb., buried Sacred Heart Cem.
*Lawrence Pearl and Susannah Nichols Pearl were NOT born in Ohio. They were both born in Maryland.
* I don't know why his wife is listed as Mary -- her name is Sarah Margaret.
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Five of Francis and Sarah's children died in infancy. They were: John S., Lilly, James Samuel, Lucy Isabel and Ruth Ellen.
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Arthur was adopted by his grandparents, Francis Xavier and Sarah Margaret Pearl. His parents were Charles and Sarah Pearl and they may have died.
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Newpaper Article from Patricia Jennes:
SURPRISED ON THEIR WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Sacred Heart Congregation Assists in Celebrating Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl
OVER TWO HUNDRED ATTEND:
Guests of Honor Receive Many Beautiful Gifts as Tokens of Esteem of their Friends:
Over two hundred persons attended the celebration of the Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Pearl held Monday at Sacred Heart Church. The celebration was a complete surprise to the couple, who had not suspected the plans of their friends of Sacred Heart congregation. Relatives who arrived also kept the secret from them until Monday morning. Renewal of the marriage vows was taken at the church in the morning, closing with a benediction by Rev. Joseph Ress, rector of Sacred Heart. Music was furnished by Miss Anna Clifford, Angus McDonald and members of Sacred Heart choir. Father Carey of Fairbury preached an excellent sermon for the occasion.
At 9:30 a.m. Solemn High Mass was sung by Rev. Fr. Lutz of Turkey Creek, assisted by Father Carey of Fairbury as deacon, Father Sproll of Seward as sub-deacon and Father Longnot of Alexandria as master of ceremonies. The altar boys were Joseph Boyes, Joseph Helget, Louis Griffin and William Nacke.
At noon a bounteous dinner was served by the ladies of Sacred Heart in the church parlors. At the close of the dinner M. H. Cruise, as spokesman, in a few well chosen words presented Mr. and Mrs. Pearl with two beautifully upholstered rocking chairs, tokens of the regard of their friends. To this Mr. Pearl responded, thanking his many friends and the members of Sacred Heart for their kindness in remembering him and his wife on their golden wedding day. Short talks were given also by Father Ress, H. W. Deaver of Alexandria and others. Miss Gertrude Monohon gave a reading and Father Ross read a poem which was written especially for the occasion by Calvin Johnson of Carleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl, who are among Thayer County's oldest and most substantial residents, were married fifty years ago in North Vernon, Indiana. In 1884, they came to make their home in Thayer County where Mr. Pearl, with the help of his good wife, has for many years been successfully engaged in farming and fruit growing. Their children now living are: Martha, teacher in a parochial school in New Orleans, Louisiana; Louis F., who resides in Canada; Mrs. Alice Brophy of Valier, Montana; Mrs. Agnes Hruska of Gilead; and Mrs. Mary Monohon of Hebron.
Mr. Pearl stated Tuesday that he will always look back on this celebration of his golden wedding as one of the happiest events of his life.
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F. X. PEARL DEAD AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
Aged resident of Hebron and Thayer County:
Had Been Active for His Years, Ill but Two Weeks--Funeral Services Held in Sacred Heart Church:
F. X. Pearl, an old-time resident of Thayer County and Hebron, passed away Monday, April 13, 1925, aged 81 years, 11 months and 2 days.
He had been widely known throughout the county, until the past few years, being an officer in the Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Co. of Thayer Co. He had been in good health and active for his age, making a trip back to his old home in Ohio a few years ago. Respect for his sterling qualities and industrious life, he has always been quiet and retiring.
A little more than two weeks ago he was stricken with pneumonia, which rapidly brought him to the point of death. During his illness, those who know him best say that he was a model of patience and cheerfulness, complaining only that his child kept him in bed when he wished to get up and plow.
Francis Xavier Pearl was born at Deavertown, Morgan County, Ohio, May 11, 1840 and passed away April 13, 1925. He was married at North Vernon, Indiana, September 25, 1866 to Miss Sarah Margaret Lilly. God blessed this union with eleven children, six* of whom died in infancy.
*We can only account for 5 children dying in infancy.
In 1884, he came to Thayer Co., Nebraska, and here he has made his home ever since. His golden wedding anniversay was celebrated September 25, 1916. That same year, December 21, 1916, Mrs. Pearl died. He leaves to mourn his loss five children: Sister Mary Anselma, S.S. of N.D. of Lawrence Nebraska; Mrs. J. E. Brophy of Valier, Montana; Mr. Louis Pearl of Williams, Nebraska, Mrs. Agnes Hruska of Gilead and Mrs. Mary Monohon of Hebron, besides sixteen grandchildren, sixteen great grandchildren, and numerous relatives and friends.
For years, closest friends state, his life has been a model of simple devotion to duty, and death came peacefully to "Grandpa Pearl", and left him with a smile on his face.
His bent form and silvery hair will be missed from the community. Sympathy is extended to the children of this aged man.
Funeral services were conducted by Father Joseph Ress at the Sacred Heart Church in Hebron, Wednesday _____and interment made at Hebron Cemetery. Many friends gathered to pay their last tribute to the departed who had lived in the community for years.
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According to the 11 June 1900 Census and the 11 May 1910 Census, they had a total of 11 children. So far we have records of only six. In the 1900 Census, only six were living. In the 1910 Census, only five were living.
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F. X. Pearl - Pioneer in Thayer Co. Goes to His Reward:
One more in Heaven!
One less at home.
One voice of welcome hushed & ever more
One farewell word unspoken;
one the shore
Where parting comes not, landed one
one soul more;
One more in heaven!
Involuntarily this thought flashed into our minds when the report was spread abroad. "Grandpa Pearl is dead." For years the life of this saintly old man has been an edifying example of piety and simple devotion to duty for us all, and his peaceful, happy death was its fitting close.
Just a little more than two weeks ago, he was stricken with pneumonia, which rapidly brought him to the point of death. During his illness, he was a model of patience and cheerfulness, complaining only that the doctor and his children kept him in bed, when he wished to get up and plow. He was 85 years old.
Francis Xavier Pearl was born in Deavertown, Morgan Co., Ohio, May 11, 1840, thus having reached the age of 84 years, 11 months and 2 days on the day of his demise, April 13, 1925. He was married at North Vernon, Indiana, Sept. 25, 1866, to Miss Sarah Margaret Lilly. God blessed this union with eleven children, six of whom died in infancy. In 1884, he came to Thayer Co., Nebraska, and here he has made his home ever since. His golden wedding anniversay was celebrated Sep. 25, 1916. That same year, December 21, 1916, Mrs. Pearl died.
He leaves to mourn his loss, five children: Sister Mary Anselma, S.S. of N.D., of Lawrence, Nebr.; Mrs. J. E. Brophy of Valier, Montana; Mr. Louis Pearl of Williams, Nebraska; Mrs. Agnes Hruska of Gilead, and Mrs. Mary Monohon of Hebron; besides sixteen grandchildren, sixteen great grandchildren and numerous relatives and friends.
We shall miss him, -- that bent form and that silvery head, going about his work so quietly and unobtrusively -- an inspiration to us all, yet we do not mourn for we are so sure that he is:
One More in Heaven and this is but
Another thought to brighten cloudy days,
Another link our souls on High to raise;
To Home and Heaven.
To the bereaved children we offer our sympathy. Truly they have lost a father in the truest, most beautiful sense of the word. Yet why should they grieve? A more consoling death bed scene than their dear father's could scarcely be imagined. He died with a smile on his lips, his heart at peace, for he was going Home.
This is not home, where cramped in
earthly mold
Our sight of Christ is dim, our love is cold.
But there, where face to face we shall behold,
Is Home and Heaven! One More at Home,--
That home where separation cannot be
That home whence none are missed eternally,
With the poet let us say,
Lord Jesus grant us all a place with Thee,
At Home in Heaven!
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1840 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #___, pg. 239B:
Pearl, Lawrence
White males:
3 under age of 5
2 between ages 5 & 10
1 between ages 20 & 30
1 between ages 40 & 50
White females:
2 between ages 10 & 15
3 between ages 15 & 20
1 between ages 40 & 50
2 between ages 20 & 30
2 persons engaged in agriculture
1850 Census, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #715, pg.77B, Dwelling #294, Family #503, dated 18 September 1850:
Pearl, Lawrence, m, 57, farmer, $1,000, MD
Susanna, wife, f, 55, can't read, MD
Catherine, dau, f, 27, can't read, PA
Mary, dau, f, 23, can't read, PA
Elizabeth, dau, f, 21, PA
Benedict, son, m, 18, PA
Lawrence, son, m, 17, PA
John James, son, 14, attends school, PA
William A., son, m, 12, attends school, PA
Francis, son, m, 10, attends school, PA
1860 Census, Deavertown P.O., York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Roll #1016, 4 August 1860, pg. 282, line __:
Pearl, Lawrence, wm, 68, farmer, $1800, $400, MD
Margaret, 2nd wife, wf, 55, MD
*Francis H., wm, 20, farm hand, OH
**Welch, John, wm, 14, OH
*Francis X. --His middle name is Xavier.
**John Welch is Margaret's son by her previous marriage.
1870 Census, MO, Carroll Co., Carrollton P. O., Wakenda Twp., Roll 766, Pg.393, Line 23, 22/22, 17 Aug. 1870:
Peral, Francis X., wm, 30, $___, $453, farming, OH
Sarah A., wf, 26, keeping house, IN
Charles H., wm, 2, MO
Mary E., wf, 8 mos., MO
Barker, George W., wm, 19, laborer, PA
1880 Census, Missouri, Rea (Twp.? or Town?), Carroll Co., Roll #679, Vol. 6, ED157, Dwelling & Family #59, Dated 3 June 1880:
Pearl, Francis K (X),wm, 40, mar, tenant farmer, reads & writes, OH,MD,MD
Sarah M. wife, wf, 30, mar, reads & writes, IND,PA,IND
Charles H., son, wm, 12, attends school, farm work, R&W, MO,OH,IND
Mary E., dau, wf, 10, attends school, R&W, MO,OH,IND
Martha, dau, wf, 6, MO,OH,IND
Sarah A., dau, wf, 2, MO,OH,IND
*Lewis F., son, wm, 4months, b. Jan., MO,OH,IND
*Spelled Louis on family picture and in other censuses.
1900 Census, Nebraska, Gilead Precinct, Thayer Co., Roll #941, ED162, pg.5B, pg. 179B, 1.80, 92/93, Dated 11 June 1900:
Pearl, Francis X, wm, 60, May 1840, M34yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,MD,MD
*Margaret S., wf, 50, May 1850, M34yrs., 11 children, 6 living, IND,PA,NY?
Martha, dau, wf, 26, Jan.1874, single, school teacher, MO,OH,IND
Louis F., son, wm, 20, Jan.1880, single, attends school, MO,OH,IND
Alice A., dau, wf, 18, Dec. 1881, single, attends school, MO,OH,IND
All can read & write.
*Sarah M. in the 1880 Census.
1910 Census, Nebraska, Hebron Pct., Thayer County, Roll
#856, ED186, pg.9B, l.75, dated 11 May 1910:
Pearl, Francis X., wm, 69(70?), M43years, farmer, OH,PA(Md),PA(Md)
Margaret, wife, WF, 59(60?), M43yrs., 11 children, 5 living, IND,NY?,NY?
*Arthur, grandson, wm, 11, COLO,MO,COLO
* Son of Charles H. Pearl. Arthur changed his name to George Gunn.
1920 Census, Nebraska, Hebron Pct., Thayer County, Roll #1002, ED200, Sheet 6A, Line 31, Dwelling 115, Family 124, Dated 18 January 1920:
Pearl, F. X., wm, 79, wid., farmer, owns farm, R&W, OH,MD,MD
*Hamney, Sara, niece, wf, 65, wid., housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
**Dulerul, Mary(sp.?), grand niece, wf, 6, attends school, R&W, TEX,TEX,MO
*Sara is Francis' niece.
**Mary Dulerul is a grand niece of Francis.
• Census: 1910. Hebron Prec., Thayer Co., Nebraska
Francis married Sarah Margaret Lilly on 25 Sep 1866 in North Vernon, Indiana. Sarah was born on 6 May 1850 in Dearborn Co., IN, died on 21 Dec 1916 in Hebron, Thayer Co., NE at age 66, and was buried in Dec 1916 in Hebron Cemetery, Hebron, Thayer Co., NE. The cause of her death was Bronchial Pneumonia.
General Notes: Sarah Margaret died before the 1920 Census.
Sarah's parents were Mary P. Blyton, b. in the USA, and Thomas Lilly, b. Ohio
+ 82 M ii. Charles H. Pearl was born in Nov 1868 in Missouri.
+ 83 F iii. Mary E. Pearl was born on 3 Dec 1869 in Missouri and died after 1930 in Probably Hebron City, Thayer Co., Neb.
84 F iv. John S. Pearl was born on 14 Feb 1872 and died before 1880.
85 F v. Martha Lenora Pearl was born on 14 Jan 1874 in Missouri.
General Notes: Martha became a nun -- Sister Mary Anselmo, S.S. of N.D., of Lawrence, Nebraska. She lived there in 1925, at the time of her father's death.
At the time of her mother's death in 1916, she was living in New Orleans, Louisiana, teaching at a parochial school there.
1880 Census, Missouri, Rea (Twp.? or Town?), Carroll Co., Roll #679, Vol. 6, ED157, Dwelling & Family #59, Dated 3 June 1880:
Pearl, Francis K (X),wm, 40, mar, tenant farmer, reads & writes, OH,MD,MD
Sarah M. wife, wf, 30, mar, reads & writes, IND,PA,IND
Charles H., son, wm, 12, attends school, farm work, R&W, MO,OH,IND
Mary E., dau, wf, 10, attends school, R&W, MO,OH,IND
Martha, dau, wf, 6, MO,OH,IND
Sarah A., dau, wf, 2, MO,OH,IND
*Lewis F., son, wm, 4months, b. Jan., MO,OH,IND
*Spelled Louis on family picture and in other censuses.
1900 Census, Nebraska, Gilead Precinct, Thayer Co., Roll #941, ED162, pg.5B, 1.80, dated 11 June 1900:
Pearl, Francis X, wm, 60, May 1840, M34yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,MD,MD
*Margaret S., wf, 50, May 1850, M34yrs., 11 children, 6 living, IND,PA,NY?
Martha, dau, wf, 26, Jan.1874, single, school teacher, MO,OH,IND
Louis F., son, wm, 20, Jan.1880, single, attends school, MO,OH,IND
Alice A., dau, wf, 18, Dec. 1881, single, attends school, MO,OH,IND
All can read & write.
*Sarah M. in the 1880 Census.
1930 Census, NE, Nuckolls Co., Lawrence Village, Victor Precinct, Phillips Street, ED23, Pg. 269B, Sh. 2B, Line 69, 48/48, 21 April 1930:
Pearl, Sister Anselma, wf, 56, single, nun, teacher-parochial school, MO,OH,IN
Reads & writes.
86 F vi. Catherine Lilly Pearl was born on 25 Feb 1876 and died before 1880.
General Notes: Catharine Lilly Pearl was christened 9 April 1876, at St. Mary's Parish in Carrolton City, Caroll County, Missouri.
+ 87 F vii. Sarah Agnes Pearl was born on 20 Dec 1877 in Missouri and died after 1930.
+ 88 M viii. Louis Francis Pearl was born on 19 Jan 1880 in Missouri and died in Jan 1971 in Chamberlain, South Dakota 57325 at age 91.
+ 89 F ix. Anne Alice Pearl was born on 18 Dec 1881 in Missouri.
90 M x. James Samuel Pearl was born on 11 Mar 1884 and died before 1900.
91 F xi. Ruth Ellen Pearl was born on 17 Dec 1889 and died before 1900.
Third Generation 17. Matilda Agatha "Tillie" Gossman (Susannah Elizabeth Pearl3, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 3 Feb 1843 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 31 Mar 1931 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio at age 88, and was buried in Apr 1931 in St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Row 2, Chapel Hill, Perry Co., OH. The cause of her death was Bronchial Pneumonia.
General Notes: Dates for Matilda Gossman Nash came from "Peter Nash Family History".
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Places of Residence for Matilda: Ohio.
Death Records of Perry County, Ohio: Nash, Mrs. Matilda, female, white, widowed, d. 31 Mar. 1931, 88 years, 1 month, 28 days, Corning, Ohio, b. Deavertown, Ohio, housewife, broncho pneumonia, Reg. #100.
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Info from marriage and cemetery records.
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St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Row 2: Nash, Matilda, 1843-1931, w/o Peter
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1850 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Pgs. 274B & 275A, Lines 42 & 1, 148/148, 11 & 12 Nov. 1850:
Gosman, John J., head, wm, 29, farmer, mar., OH
Susanna E., wife, wf, 32, mar., MD
Matilda A., dau., wf, 7, attends school, OH
Mary M., dau., wf, 6, attends school, OH
Joseph A., son, wm, 4, attends school, OH
Susanna E., dau., wf, 3, OH
Martha E., dau., wf, 4 mos., OH
John & Susanna can't read or write.
1860 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1016, pg.539 (lst half) house #2159, l.13, dated 9 August 1860:
Gossman, John, m, 40, farmer, $3,000, $600, OH
Susannah, wife, f, 42(43), OH(MD)
Matilda A., dau, f, 17, domestic, OH
Mary, dau, f, 15, OH
Joseph, son, m, 12, OH
Susannah, dau, f, 10, OH
Martha E., dau, f, 9, OH
John, son, m, 7, OH
Francis A., son, m, 5, OH
Vincent, son, m, 3, OH
Agathy, dau, f, 2, OH
House #2160, line 24:
Gossman, Catharine*, f, 73, Wirtenburg,GER
Wanamaker, Susanna, f, 11 (no relationship given), OH
*Catharine is the second wife of John's father Andrew.
1870 Census, OH, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Roll 1255, Pg.117, Line 5, Dated 17, June 1870:
Nash, Peter, wm, 32, $300, $150, journeyman-shoemaker, Muelenberg
Matilda, wf, 27, OH
Alice( Anne), wf, 3, OH
Peter's father & mother both foreign born.
1880 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., ED215, Pg. 4, Line 13, Family 31, Roll 1057, Dated 7 June 1880:
Nash, Peter, wm, 42, boatmaker, unemployed-12mos., GER*,GER*,GER*
Matilda, wife, wf, 37, OH,OH,OH(MD)
Anne, dau, wf, 13, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Joseph**son, wm, 9, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Mary, dau, wf, 7, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Francis, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Peter***, son, wm, 2, OH,OH(GER),OH
Peter, Sr., Matilda, Anne, Joseph read & write (not sure about Mary.
*Wurtenburg, Germany.
**John J. in 1900 Census.
***Edward in 1900 Census.
1900 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Rendville Voting Precinct, ED66, Sh.12B, l.91, Dwelling 264, Roll 1313, Dated 19 June 1900:
Nash, Peter, wm, 61, Jan.1839 (1838), M35yrs., Immig.1845,Naturalized, farmer, owns farm, free of mortg., GER,GER,GER
Matilda A., wife, wf, 57, Feb.1843, M35yrs., 7 children, 5 living, OH,OH,ENG(MD)
Annie A., dau, wf, 33, Mar.1867, single, OH,GER,OH
John J., son, wm, 29, May 1871, single, OH,GER,OH
Edward, son, wm, 22, Dec.1877, single, OH,GER,OH
Casper A., son, wm, 17, Jul.1882, single, OH,OH,(GER),OH
John L., son, wm, 8,single, Aug. 1891, attends school, OH,GER,OH
*His name stayed Walpole so he must have been a foster son and NOT formally adopted.
All read and write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Rendville Voting Precinct, Roll #1222? or 1223?, ED135, Pg.10B, Line 69, Dwelling #238, Family #238, Dated 2-3 May 1910:
Nash, Peter, wm, 73, M1-40yrs, English, Farmer, GER,GER,GER
Matilda, wife, wf, 63, M1-40yrs., OH,OH,OH(MD)
Casper, son, wf, 27, single, Miner, Coal Mine, , OH,GER,OH
Walpole, John, Adopted Son, wm, 18, single,farmer, OH,OH,OH
All read & write. Peter owns farm free of mortage.
1920 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Rendville Pct., ED71, Pg.10, Line 7, Dwelling & Family 68, Roll 1426, Dated 14-15 January 1920:
Nash, Casper, wm, 37, mar., coal miner, reads & writes, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, wife, wf, 29, mar., reads & writes, OH,OH,OH
Bernard, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Charles, son, wm, 6, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Anna Marie, dau, wf, 4, OH,OH,OH
Luretia(sp?), dau, wf, 11mo., OH,OH,OH
Peter, father, wm, 82(?), Naturalized-1872, reads & writes, GER,GER,GER
Matilda, mother, wf, 77, reads & writes, OH,OH,OH(MD)
1930 Census, OH, Roll 1861, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., ED64-19, Sheet 8A, Pg.76, Line 19, 162/162,Dated April 15, 1930:
Nash, Casper, wm, 48, M. at 28, miner-coal mine, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, wife, wf, 38, M. at 19, OH,OH,OH
Matilda, mother, wf, 84, single, OH,OH,OH(MD)
Bernard, son, wm, 18, single, OH,OH,OH
Charles, son, wm, 16, single, OH,OH,OH
Anna M., dau., wf, 14, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Loretta, dau., wf, 10, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Josephine, dau., wf, 8, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Edmund, son, wm, 5yrs, 11 mos., single, OH,OH,OH
Clarence, son, wm, 3yrs., 11 months, single, OH,OH,OH
Regina, dau., wf, 1yr., 6 mos., single, OH,OH,OH
Anna, sister, wf, 63, single, OH,OH,OH
All adults can read. No veterans.
Matilda married Peter Nash Sr. on 7 Nov 1865 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio. Peter was born on 18 Jan 1838 in Bieringen, Wurtenberg, Germany, died between 22 Mar 1922 and 0027 in Corning, Perry County, Ohio, and was buried in Mar 1922 in St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Row 2, Chapel Hill, Perry Co., OH. The cause of his death was Acute Ileo Colitis.
General Notes: Places of residence for Peter: Germany and Ohio.
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Perry County, Ohio death records, Registration District #1016, File #11; Peter Nash; Male; White; Married; Date of Death; 22 March 1922, 84 years, 2 months, and 4 days. He was born 18 Jan. 1838. Place of Death: Corning, Perry County, Ohio; Born 18 January 1838 in Germany; Trade: retired shoemaker; cause of death: acute Ileo colitis; Father: Joseph Nash, born Germany; Mother: Josephine Straub, born Germany; Ames Miller, M.D.; Burial: St. Francis Cemetery, Chapel Hill, Ohio; Date of Burial: 24 March 1922; Informant: ? Nash : Reg. #83.
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St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Records, Row 2: Nash, Peter, 1838-1922
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On the 1900 Census it says Peter was born in 1839.
Gossman family researchers: Tim Euman, Elmer Gossman, and Patricia Jennes.
Three different "Nash Family Histories" give Peter Nash's birth date as 18 January 1848 -- 1848 is a wrong year -- it is 1838.
Tim Euman, who is a great grandson of Peter Nash says he was born 18 January 1838.
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In the 1900 Census, Peter & Matilda have a John L., age 8, born August 1891. In 1910 he's listed as an adopted son, John Walpole. Since they didn't change his last name, he must be a "foster child". He was found with a wife and a 3-year old son in the 1920 Census -- name still Walpole.
92 F i. Anna A. "Auntie" Nash was born on 18 Mar 1867 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio, died on 20 Jul 1965 in New Lexington, Perry Co., Ohio at age 98, and was buried on 23 Jul 1965 in Maplewood Cemetery, New Lexington, Ohio.
General Notes: Anna Nash is buried in Lot 63, Ward 13, Space 0, 23 July 1965
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1870 Census, OH, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Roll 1255, Pg.117, Line 5, Dated 17, June 1870:
Nash, Peter, wm, 32, $300, $150, journeyman-shoemaker, Muelenberg
Matilda, wf, 27, OH
Alice (Anne), wf, 3, OH
Peter's father & mother both foreign born.
1880 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., ED215, Pg. 4, Line 13, Family 31, Roll 1057, Dated 7 June 1880:
Nash, Peter, wm, 42, boatmaker, unemployed-12mos., GER*,GER*,GER*
Matilda, wife, wf, 37, OH,OH,OH(MD)
Anne, dau, wf, 13, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Joseph**son, wm, 9, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Mary, dau, wf, 7, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Francis, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Peter***, son, wm, 2, OH,OH(GER),OH
Peter, Sr., Matilda, Anne, Joseph read & write (not sure about Mary.
*Wurtenburg, Germany.
**John J. in 1900 Census.
***Edward in 1900 Census.
1900 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Rendville Voting Precinct, ED66, Sh.12B, l.91, Dwelling 264, Roll 1313, Dated 19 June 1900:
Nash, Peter, wm, 61, Jan.1839 (1838), M35yrs., Immig.1845,Naturalized, farmer, owns farm, free of mortg., GER,GER,GER
Matilda A., wife, wf, 57, Feb.1843, M35yrs., 7 children, 5 living, OH,OH,ENG(MD)
Annie A., dau, wf, 33, Mar.1867, single, OH,GER,OH
John J., son, wm, 29, May 1871, single, OH,GER,OH
Edward, son, wm, 22, Dec.1877, single, OH,GER,OH
Casper A., son, wm, 17, Jul.1882, single, OH,OH,(GER),OH
John L., son, wm, 8,single, Aug. 1891, attends school, OH,GER,OH
*His name stayed Walpole so he must have been a foster son and NOT formally adopted.
All read and write.
1910 Census, OH, Pickaway Co., Circleville City, Vol. 148, ED147, Family 65, Sheet 3B, Line 78, Dated 16 Apr. 1910:
Nash, Anna, 42, wf, keeping house in private home, OH,GER,OH
Lives with Charles C. Riley Family.
ANNA NASH IS NOT ON THE 1920 OHIO SOUNDEX.
1930 Census, OH, Roll 1861, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., ED64-19, Sheet 8A, Pg.76, Line 19, Dated April 15, 1930:
Nash, Casper, wm, 48, M. at 28, miner-coal mine, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, wife, wf, 38, M. at 19, OH,OH,OH
Matilda, mother, wf, 84, single, OH,OH,OH
Bernard, son, wm, 18, single, OH,OH,OH
Charles, son, wm, 16, single, OH,OH,OH
Anna M., dau., wf, 14, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Loretta, dau., wf, 10, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Josephine, dau., wf, 8, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Edmund, son, wm, 5yrs, 11 mos., single, OH,OH,OH
Clarence, son, wm, 3yrs., 11 months, single, OH,OH,OH
Regina, dau., wf, 1yr., 6 mos., single, OH,OH,OH
Anna, sister, wf, 63, single, OH,OH,OH
All adults can read. No veterans.
+ 93 M ii. John Joseph "Smokey" Nash was born on 30 Mar 1871 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio, died on 26 Aug 1927 in Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio at age 56, and was buried on 29 Aug 1927 in Maplewood Cemetery, New Lexington, Perry Co., OH.
94 F iii. Mary Elizabeth Nash was born on 27 Apr 1873 in Chapel Hill, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died on 25 May 1898 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio at age 25, and was buried in May 1898 in St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Row 3, Chapel Hill, Perry Co., OH.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records, Nash, Mary, father Peter, mother Matilda Gossman, female, white, b. 27 April 1873, Chapel Hill, Monroe Co., Ohio.
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St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery Records, Row 3: Nash, Mary E., d. May 25, 1898, 25 yr. 1 mo. 8 da, d/o Peter & Matilda.
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1880 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., ED215, Pg. 4, Line 13, Family 31, Roll 1057, Dated 7 June 1880:
Nash, Peter, wm, 42, boatmaker, unemployed-12mos., GER*,GER*,GER*
Matilda, wife, wf, 37, OH,OH,OH(MD)
Anne, dau, wf, 13, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Joseph**son, wm, 9, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Mary, dau, wf, 7, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Francis, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Peter***, son, wm, 2, OH,OH(GER),OH
Peter, Sr., Matilda, Anne, Joseph read & write (not sure about Mary.
*Wurtenburg, Germany.
**John J. in 1900 Census.
***Edward in 1900 Census.
+ 95 M iv. Francis Andrew "Kelly" Nash was born on 24 Jan 1875 in Chapel Hill, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died on 13 Oct 1965 in Nelsonville, Athens Co., Ohio at age 90, and was buried on 16 Oct 1965 in Maplewood Cemetery, New Lexington, Ohio.
+ 96 M v. Edward Peter "Zack" Nash was born on 10 Dec 1878 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio, died on 3 Aug 1968 in New Lexington, Perry Co., Ohio at age 89, and was buried on 6 Aug 1968 in Maplewood Cemetery, Row 11, Ward 26, New Lexington, Perry Co., OH.
97 M vi. Peter Nash Jr. was born about 1878 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio and died in 1881 in Chapel Hill, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio about age 3.
General Notes: 1880 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., ED215, Pg. 4, Line 13, Family 31, Roll 1057, Dated 7 June 1880:
Nash, Peter, wm, 42, boatmaker, unemployed-12mos., GER*,GER*,GER*
Matilda, wife, wf, 37, OH,OH,OH(MD)
Anne, dau, wf, 13, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Joseph**son, wm, 9, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Mary, dau, wf, 7, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Francis, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH,OH(GER),OH
Peter***, son, wm, 2, OH,OH(GER),OH
Peter, Sr., Matilda, Anne, Joseph read & write (not sure about Mary.
*Wurtenburg, Germany.
**John J. in 1900 Census.
***Edward in 1900 Census.
+ 98 M vii. Casper Albert Nash was born on 17 Jul 1882 in Chapel Hill, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died on 22 Jan 1954 in Chapel Hill, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio at age 71, and was buried on 25 Jan 1954 in Maplewood Cemetery, New Lexington, Perry Co., Ohio.
+ 99 M viii. John L. Walpole was born in Aug 1891 in Ohio.
18. Mary Magdelene Gossman (Susannah Elizabeth Pearl3, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 21 May 1844 in OH and died between 1875 and 1876 in Probably Morgan Co., OH.
General Notes: Someone gave a date of death of 31 Mar. 1931 for Mary Magdelene Gossman. If that is correct, She was either divorced from Jacob Angler since he remarried or she died before the 1880 census.
Church I.G.I. Record: Mary Gosman married Jacob Angler 22 Nov. 1864, Morgan Co., OH, M514082, Dates 1860-1878, Source Call #0910658 V. D-E -- Film.
I would guess that Mary Magdalene probably died in child birth -- probably when Leonard Joseph was born.
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Excerpts from John J. Gossman's Will -- John died Dec. 1910:
Item 2. After the death of my wife, I desire all the property then remaining in her hands to be divided among my children, as follows: I have given my daughter Matilda Nash six hundred and fifty dollars. I have given my son Joseph five hundred dollars. I have given my son John W. five hundred dollars. I have given my son Vincent five hundred dollars. I have given my daughter Mary Augler all I desire her to receive, but I desire that John Augler, Matilda Augler, Charles Augler, Susanna Augler and Leonard Augler, her children, shall receive five dollars each. I desire that my sons Vincent, John W., and Joseph shall each receive the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars to make them equal with Matilda Nash. I desire that Annie Brecht, and Martha Kistner and Frank A. Gossman, and Agatha Nash, four of my children, be given six hundred and fifty dollars each so they will share equally with the other children before named.
Item 3. I desire that Leo P. Diamond, if he shall remain with me or my wife until he shall attain the age of twenty-one years, that he receive a horse, saddle, and bridle.
Item 4. After all the children have received six hundred and fifty dollars, the same that was given Matilda Nash, and all expenses paid, the residue, if there be any, I desire and wish to be divided equally among all my children, except the one named Mary Augler, who has received all I desire her to receive. If any of my children are dissatisfied with this, my Will, I desire that what they were to receive, be withheld from them and divided equally among the rest.
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The Times Recorder, Zanesville, Ohio, Monday, March 2, 1953:
RUBY M. GILL DIES SATURDAY
Mrs. Ruby M. Gill*, 61, of South Zanesville Route 1, wife of James Gill, died early Saturday at Bethesda hospital following an illness of two months. She was admitted to the hospital on February 18.
She was a native of Brush Creek Township and spent most of her life in that community. She was a daughter of Charles and Matilda Price O'Dell.
Survived in addition to her husband and two daughters, Mrs. Blanche Kildow of Roseville Route and Mrs. Mabel Grove of Somerset Route 1, three sons, Leonard Angler, Ralph Angler and Elmer Payne, all of South Zanesville Route 1 and Mrs. Helen Supprise of Cleveland.
The body was removed to the Cannon and Cannon funeral home in Roseville where last rites will be conducted at 1 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Walter Moore of South Zanesville will officiate. Burial will be in Roseville cemetery.
*Ruby was married to Martin C. Angler. Don't know if her husband is related to Nicholas or Jacob Angler???
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According to another article in The Times Recorder, Leonard and Ralph and Mrs. Blanche Kildow are half brothers and sister of Elmer E. Payne.
Elmer Gossman had that Mary Magdalene was b. 3 Feb. 1843?
According to Elmer, Mary Magdalene & James Augler were to have moved to Iowa in the late 1870's. He didn't know where in Iowa. He said that there were other Gossman families in the Buffalo Center area of Iowa, in Winnebago Co., & also Emmetsburg, in Palo Alto Co., Ia.
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1850 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Pgs. 274B & 275A, Lines 42 & 1, 148/148, 11 & 12 Nov. 1850:
Gosman, John J., head, wm, 29, farmer, mar., OH
Susanna E., wife, wf, 32, mar., MD
Matilda A., dau., wf, 7, attends school, OH
Mary M., dau., wf, 6, attends school, OH
Joseph A., son, wm, 4, attends school, OH
Susanna E., dau., wf, 3, OH
Martha E., dau., wf, 4 mos., OH
John & Susanna can't read or write.
1860 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1016, pg.539 (lst half) house #2159, l.13, dated 9 August 1860:
Gossman, John, m, 40, farmer, $3,000, $600, OH
Susannah, wife, f, 42(43), OH(MD)
Matilda A., dau, f, 17, domestic, OH
Mary, dau, f, 15, OH
Joseph, son, m, 12, OH
Susannah, dau, f, 10, OH
Martha E., dau, f, 9, OH
John, son, m, 7, OH
Francis A., son, m, 5, OH
Vincent, son, m, 3, OH
Agathy, dau, f, 2, OH
House #2160, line 24:
Gossman, Catharine*, f, 73, Wirtenburg,GER
Wanamaker, Susanna, f, 11 (no relationship given), OH
*Catharine is the second wife of John's father Andrew.
1870 Census, OH, Morgan Co., Union Twp., Malta P.O., Roll 1246, Pgs. 217A & B, Shs. 32 & 33, Lines 38 & 1, 241/240, July 14, 1870:
Angler, Nichles, head, wm, 60, farmer, $1,600/$595, WIRTENBURG
Jacob, wm, 35*, works on farm, WIRTENBURG
Catherine**, wf, 28, keeping house, OH
Mary***, wf, 26, helps sister, OH
John, wm, 5, at home, OH
Clary, wf, 3, at home, OH
Biddy, wf, 2, at home, OH
Charles, wm, 1, at home, OH
Mary through Charles parents of foreign birth. Don't have anyone attending school.
Nichles is a farmer. Jacob works on farm.
*Jacob's age should be 45.
**Catherine is the sister of Jacob.
***Mary has to be the sister-in-law of Catherine.
1880 Census, OH, Morgan Co., Union Twp., Roll 1053, ED148, Pg.170A, Sh.25A, Line 4, 227/235, June 24, 1880:
Angler, Jacob, head, wm, 56, father & husband, mar., farmer, FRANCE,FRANCE,FRANCE
Sarah, wife, wf, 23, mother & wife, mar., keeping house, OH,OH,OH
Mary Ann, dau., f, 2, S, OH,OH,OH
George Frank, son, wm, 5 mos., S, OH,OH,OH
John N., step-son-moth., m. 13, S, OH,OH,OH
Charles, step-son-mother, m, 10, OH,OH,OH
Matilda, step-dau-mother, f, 8, OH,OH,OH
Susannah, step-dau-mother, f, 6, OH,OH,OH
Joseph L., 4, step-son-moth, m, 4, OH,OH,OH
Ray, James A., step-son-father, m, 7, OH,OH,OH
Angler, Clara* A., niece-father, f, 12, OH,OH,OH
Angler, Nickolas, gr-fath, m, 79, wid., farmer, FRANCE,FRANCE,FRANCE
*CLARA MUST BE BIDDY IN THE 1870 CENSUS.
Mary married Jacob Angler on 22 Nov 1864 in Morgan Co., OH. Jacob was born about 1827 in France and died on 15 Jan 1893 in Perry Co., OH about age 66. The cause of his death was Consumption.
General Notes: Jacob is the son of Nicholas & Elizabeth ____ Angler, both born in France They probably came to the US between 1838 and 1839.
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Perry Co., OH Death Records: Jacob Angler, d. January 15, 1893, age 65, Monroe Twp., b. Germany, farmer, consumption, ledger 2.
NOTE: On the various censuses the ages don't match for Jacob: On the 1850 he is 14, on the 1860 he is 33, on the 1870 he is 35, and on the 1880 he is 56. I am therefore guessing that this death record is for our Jacob.
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1840 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Roll 419, Pg.113:
Nicholas Angler
1m under 5* - Jacob, Mathias
2m 5-10 - Joseph
1m 40-50 - Nicholas
1f under 5 - B_____
2f 5-10 - Don't know who these are.
1f 40-50 - Elizabeth
Catherine probably was born after the census was taken in 1840.
*Why doesn't it show two under age 5?
1850 Census, Morgan Co., Union Twp., Roll 715, Pg.207B, Line 18, 1388/1388, 18 Sep. 1850:
Angler, Nicholas, wm, 50, farmer, $600, FRANCE
Elizabeth, wife, wf, 53, FRANCE
Joseph, son, wm, 16, attends school, FRANCE
Jacob, son, wm, 14, attends school, FRANCE
Matthias, son, wm, 12, attends school, OH
Ba______, dau., wf, 11, attends school, OH
Catharine, dau., wf, 10, attends school, OH
1860 Census, OH, Morgan Co., Union Twp., P.O. Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Pg.509A, Sh.237A, Line 6, 1705/1585, July 27, 1860
Angler, Nicholas, m, 59, farmer $1,600,$400, FRANCE
Elisabeth, f, 63, FRANCE
Jacob, m, 33, farm laborer, FRANCE
Methias, m, 21, farm laborer, OH
Catharine, f, 20, domestic, OH
Barberey A., f, 18, domestic, OH
1860 Census, OH, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Roll 1022, Pg.225, Line 28, 23/22:
Joseph Angler*, m, 30, master cabinet maker, $600,$300, FRANCE
Mary, f, 30, NY
William, m, 3, OH
Annie, f, 2, OH
m**, 65, IRE
*Joseph is the son of Nicholas Angler.
**Couldn't read the man's name. He could be Mary's father?
1870 Census, Oh, Morgan Co., Union Twp., Malta P.O., Roll 1246, Pg.219, Sh.36, Line 5, 263/254, July 15, 1870:
Angler, Mary*, f, 44, keeping house, $1,000/$130, NY
William, m, 13, works on farm, OH
Ann E., f, 12, helps mother, OH
Mary J., f, 7, at home, OH
Annie, f, 2, OH
Mary's parents both of foreign birth.
*Mary is the wife of Joseph Angler-deceased.
1880 Census, OH, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Thompsonville, Roll 1057, ED215, Pg.292A, Sh.1A, Line 37, Family 8, June 4, 1880:
Angler, Mary*, head, wf, 53, keep house, NY,IRE,IRE
William, son, wm, 22, farmer, OH,NY,FRANCE
Anne, dau., wf, 21, dress maker, OH,NY,FRANCE
Mary, dau., wf, 18, dress maker, OH,NY,FRANCE
Note: Another male - can't read name, age 65, b. Ireland.
*Wife of Joseph Angler.
Joseph must be Nicholas son, even though the age doesn't match up. He should be 26 if the 1850 census is correct???
1880 Census, OH, Marion Co., Prospect Village, ED94, Pg.104A, Sh. 3A, Line 111, 24/25, June 3, 1880
Angler, Mathias, head, wm, 39, mar., saloonist, OH,BAVARIA,BAVARIA
Mary, wife, wf, 36, mar., keeping house, OH,WURTENBERG,PRUSSIA
Catharine, dau., wf, 17, S, domestic servant, OH,OH,OH
William H., son, wm, 14, S, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Millie J., dau., wf, 11, S, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Mary M., dau., wf, 5, S, OH,OH,OH
1910 Census, OH, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Corning Village, ED134, Pg.207B, Sh. 6B, Line 61, 93/91, April 19, 1910:
Stemper?, John, head, wm, 37, M1-9yrs., GER,GER,GER
Mary*, wife, wf, 43, M1-9yrs., 1ch,1 liv, OH,GER,IRE
Lawrence H., son, wm, 4, S, OH,GER,OH
Angler, Wm., bro-law, wm, 54, S, OH,GER,GER
John is a proprietor-grocery store.
William is a carpenter-home.
All read & write except Lawrence. Owns home-free of mortgage.
*Mary is the daughter of Joseph & Mary Angler.
1920 Census, OH, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Corning Village, South Valley, Roll 1426, ED70, Pg.88B, Sh.3B, Line 93, 66/66, Jan. 3, 1920:
Stumber?, John, head, wm, 46, mar., GER,GER,GER
Mary, wife, wf, 52, mar., OH,OH,NY
Lawrence, son, wm, 14, S, attends school, OH,GER,OH
Angler, William, bro-law, wm, 61, S, OH,OH,NY
All read and write. John is naturalized. Can't read immigration or naturalization dates.
John is a meat cutter-butcher shop. Can't read William's occupation.
100 F i. Annie Angler .
Annie married ? Lawrence.
General Notes: Lawrence could be a last or first name. This is from the application to admit probate for the Will of Andrew Gossman.
+ 101 M ii. John N. Angler was born in 1865 in OH, died in 1956 at age 91, and was buried in 1956 in Maplewood, New Lexington Cemetery, Ward 36, Row 10, Pike Twp., Perry Co., OH.
102 M iii. Charles Angler was born between 1869 and 1870 in OH.
General Notes: 1870 Census, OH, Morgan Co., Union Twp., Malta P.O., Roll 1246, Pgs. 217A & B, Shs. 32 & 33, Lines 38 & 1, 241/240, July 14, 1870:
Angler, Nichles, head, wm, 60, farmer, $1,600/$595, WIRTENBURG
Jacob, wm, 35*, works on farm, WIRTENBURG
Catherine**, wf, 28, keeping house, OH
Mary***, wf, 26, helps sister, OH
John, wm, 5, at home, OH
Clary, wf, 3, at home, OH
Biddy, wf, 2, at home, OH
Charles, wm, 1, at home, OH
Mary through Charles parents of foreign birth. Don't have anyone attending school.
Nichles is a farmer. Jacob works on farm.
*Jacob's age should be 45.
**Catherine is the sister of Jacob.
***Mary has to be the sister-in-law of Catherine.
1880 Census, OH, Morgan Co., Union Twp., Roll 1053, ED148, Pg.170A, Sh.25A, Line 4, 227/235, June 24, 1880:
Angler, Jacob, head, wm, 56, father & husband, mar., farmer, FRANCE,FRANCE,FRANCE
Sarah, wife, wf, 23, mother & wife, mar., keeping house, OH,OH,OH
Mary Ann, dau., f, 2, S, OH,OH,OH
George Frank, son, wm, 5 mos., S, OH,OH,OH
John N., step-son-moth., m. 13, S, OH,OH,OH
Charles, step-son-mother, m, 10, OH,OH,OH
Matilda, step-dau-mother, f, 8, OH,OH,OH
Susannah, step-dau-mother, f, 6, OH,OH,OH
Joseph L., 4, step-son-moth, m, 4, OH,OH,OH
Ray, James A., step-son-father, m, 7, OH,OH,OH
Angler, Clara* A., niece-father, f, 12, OH,OH,OH
Angler, Nickolas, gr-fath, m, 79, wid., farmer, FRANCE,FRANCE,FRANCE
*CLARA MUST BE BIDDY IN THE 1870 CENSUS.
+ 103 F iv. Matilda A. Angler was born in Sep 1871 in Chapel Hill, Morgan Co., OH, died on 16 Jun 1930 in Roseville, Chapel Hill, Morgan Co., OH at age 58, and was buried on 19 Jun 1930 in Maplewood, New Lexington Cemetery.
104 F v. Susanna Angler was born between 1873 and 1874 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1880 Census, OH, Morgan Co., Union Twp., Roll 1053, ED148, Pg.170A, Sh.25A, Line 4, 227/235, June 24, 1880:
Angler, Jacob, head, wm, 56, father & husband, mar., farmer, FRANCE,FRANCE,FRANCE
Sarah, wife, wf, 23, mother & wife, mar., keeping house, OH,OH,OH
Mary Ann, dau., f, 2, S, OH,OH,OH
George Frank, son, wm, 5 mos., S, OH,OH,OH
John N., step-son-moth., m. 13, S, OH,OH,OH
Charles, step-son-mother, m, 10, OH,OH,OH
Matilda, step-dau-mother, f, 8, OH,OH,OH
Susannah, step-dau-mother, f, 6, OH,OH,OH
Joseph L., 4, step-son-moth, m, 4, OH,OH,OH
Ray, James A., step-son-father, m, 7, OH,OH,OH
Angler, Clara* A., niece-father, f, 12, OH,OH,OH
Angler, Nickolas, gr-fath, m, 79, wid., farmer, FRANCE,FRANCE,FRANCE
*CLARA MUST BE BIDDY IN THE 1870 CENSUS.
105 M vi. Leonard Joseph Angler was born on 5 May 1875 in Perry Co., OH, died on 24 Jan 1968 at age 92, and was buried on 26 Jan 1968 in Maplewood, New Lexington Cemetery, Ward 36, Row 10, Pike Twp., Perry Co., OH.
General Notes: The Times Recorder, Zanesville, OH, 26 Jan. 1968:
CORNING -- LEONARD J. ANGLER, 92, FORMERLY OF NEAR SANTOY. died at 11 p.m. Wednesday (Jan. 24) at Audrey's Nursing Home at Circleville where he had been a patient two years.
He was born May 5, 1875, in Perry County, a son of James and Mary Gosman Angler.
He is survived by several nieces and nephews.
Friends may call at Carl W. Hermey Funeral Home here after noon today. Prayers in preparation for Christian wake will be held at 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Bernard Catholic Church at Corning with Father Charles A. Haluska officiating. Burial will be in Maplewood cemetery at New Lexington.
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1880 Census, OH, Morgan Co., Union Twp., Roll 1053, ED148, Pg.170A, Sh.25A, Line 4, 227/235, June 24, 1880:
Angler, Jacob, head, wm, 56, father & husband, mar., farmer, FRANCE,FRANCE,FRANCE
Sarah, wife, wf, 23, mother & wife, mar., keeping house, OH,OH,OH
Mary Ann, dau., f, 2, S, OH,OH,OH
George Frank, son, wm, 5 mos., S, OH,OH,OH
John N., step-son-moth., m. 13, S, OH,OH,OH
Charles, step-son-mother, m, 10, OH,OH,OH
Matilda, step-dau-mother, f, 8, OH,OH,OH
Susannah, step-dau-mother, f, 6, OH,OH,OH
Joseph L., 4, step-son-moth, m, 4, OH,OH,OH
Ray, James A., step-son-father, m, 7, OH,OH,OH
Angler, Clara* A., niece-father, f, 12, OH,OH,OH
Angler, Nickolas, gr-fath, m, 79, wid., farmer, FRANCE,FRANCE,FRANCE
*CLARA MUST BE BIDDY IN THE 1870 CENSUS.
19. Joseph Andrew Gossman (Susannah Elizabeth Pearl3, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 8 Mar 1846 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Perry County, Ohio Marriage Records: Year 1872, Gossman, Joseph H. m. Mary A. Wilson, Book 5, Page 244. NOTE: The marriage record has his middle initial as "H".
Perry County, Ohio, Marriage Records: Year 1875, Gossman, Joseph H. m. Lucinda Mack, Book 5, Page 457. NOTE: This marriage also has his middle initial as "H".
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Joseph Andrew Gossman's Will says heirs of Joseph Gossman are outside state and unknown.
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1850 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Pgs. 274B & 275A, Lines 42 & 1, 148/148, 11 & 12 Nov. 1850:
Gosman, John J., head, wm, 29, farmer, mar., OH
Susanna E., wife, wf, 32, mar., MD
Matilda A., dau., wf, 7, attends school, OH
Mary M., dau., wf, 6, attends school, OH
Joseph A., son, wm, 4, attends school, OH
Susanna E., dau., wf, 3, OH
Martha E., dau., wf, 4 mos., OH
John & Susanna can't read or write.
1860 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1016, pg.539 (lst half) house #2159, l.13, Dated 9 August 1860:
Gossman, John, m, 40, farmer, $3,000, $600, OH
Susannah, wife, f, 42(43), OH(MD)
Matilda A., dau, f, 17, domestic, OH
Mary, dau, f, 15, OH
Joseph, son, m, 12, OH
Susannah, dau, f, 10, OH
Martha E., dau, f, 9, OH
John, son, m, 7, OH
Francis A., son, m, 5, OH
Vincent, son, m, 3, OH
Agathy, dau, f, 2, OH
House #2160, line 24:
Gossman, Catharine*, f, 73, Wirtenburg,GER
Wanamaker, Susanna, f, 11 (no relationship given), OH
*Catharine is the second wife of John's father Andrew.
1880 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Pleasant Twp., Twp., ED7, Pg.17 (stamped 135A), Line 1, Dwelling 107, Family 117, Roll 1057, Dated June 8 & 9, 1880:
Gossman, Joseph, wm, 33(34), day laborer, can't read or write, OH,__,__
Lucinda, 2nd wife, wf, 42, can't read or write, OH,SWITZ,OH
1900 Ohio Census, Franklin Co., Columbus, Ward 7, 266 S.22nd St., ED71, Pg.8B, Line 80,, Dwelling 179, Family 183, Roll 1268, Dated June 6, 1900:
Gossman, Joseph*, wm, 54, Mar.1846, M19yrs.?, laborer, reads & writes, OH,GER(OH),VA(MD)
Leddy, Thomas, brother-in-law, wm, 67, Nov.1832, M40yrs., laborer, reads & writes, NY,IRE,IRE
Mary R., wife, wf, 58, Jul.1841, had 15 children, 12 living*, M40yrs., OH,GER,VA
*House owned with mortgage by married son James.
Joseph married Mary A. Wilson on 9 Apr 1872. Mary died in 1873.
106 M i. James Gossman was born about 1873 in Ohio.
General Notes: No James Gossman on ILL 1900 or 1910 Soundexes.
Not sure that the census below is the right James.
1920 Census, ILL, Cook Co., Chicago City, Ward 21, 238 E. Erie St., Roll 331, ED1159, Sh. 1B, Line 80, 14/14, 2 & 3 January 1920:
Gossman, James W., roomer, wm, 46, single, OH,OH,OH
James reads & writes. He is an agent-real estate.
Joseph next married Lucinda Mack on 9 Oct 1875 in Perry Co., Ohio. Lucinda was born between 1837 and 1838 in Ohio and died before 1900.
20. Susannah E. (Ann) Gossman (Susannah Elizabeth Pearl3, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 27 Dec 1848 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 5 Aug 1925 in Norway Or Fairfax, Benton Co., Iowa at age 76, and was buried in Aug 1925 in Iowa.
General Notes: Morgan Co., Ohio, Marriage Records, Book E, 1 February 1867-19 September 1878, Leonard Brecht and Susanna E. Gassman (Gossman) were married 20 February 1870, by J. S. Collins, Catholic Priest, page 223.
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Church of the Atonement Cemetery records: Gossman, Susannah, wife of John J. died 20 May, 1895, age 79y, 3m, 20d.
Dates for Susannah Gossman Brecht come from "Brecht Family
Tree" by Iver Brecht.
Brecht Family History has her born 1848 and died 30 May 1924 in either Norway or Fairfax, Iowa. Also, the 1900 Census states that she was born February 1848. We previously had a birth date of 27 February 1848. The 1880 Census gives her age as 32, so it sounds like the 1848 date must be right. Don't know where the 23 April 1847 date came from, except that a Gossman descendant, Elmer Gossman, had that date and where he got it, I don't know.
Another source says Susannah was born in Crooksville, Ohio.
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1850 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Pgs. 274B & 275A, Lines 42 & 1, 148/148, 11 & 12 Nov. 1850:
Gosman, John J., head, wm, 29, farmer, mar., OH
Susanna E., wife, wf, 32, mar., MD
Matilda A., dau., wf, 7, attends school, OH
Mary M., dau., wf, 6, attends school, OH
Joseph A., son, wm, 4, attends school, OH
Susanna E., dau., wf, 3, OH
Martha E., dau., wf, 4 mos., OH
John & Susanna can't read or write.
1860 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1016, pg.539 (lst half) house #2159, l.13, dated 9 August 1860:
Gossman, John, m, 40, farmer, $3,000, $600, OH
Susannah, wife, f, 42(43), OH(MD)
Matilda A., dau, f, 17, domestic, OH
Mary, dau, f, 15, OH
Joseph, son, m, 12, OH
Susannah, dau, f, 10, OH
Martha E., dau, f, 9, OH
John, son, m, 7, OH
Francis A., son, m, 5, OH
Vincent, son, m, 3, OH
Agathy, dau, f, 2, OH
House #2160, line 24:
Gossman, Catharine*, f, 73, Wirtenburg,GER
Wanamaker, Susanna, f, 11 (no relationship given), OH
*Catharine is the second wife of John's father Andrew.
1870 Census, Ohio, Muskingum Co., Adams Twp., Roll 1250, Dated _______:
Brecht, Leonard, 28, GER
NOTE: Baden, Germany
1880 Census, Iowa, Iowa Co., Lenox Twp., ED200, Sheet 9 (stamped 126A), Line 20, Stamped Page 126A, Dwelling & Family 66, Roll 345, Dated June 5, 1880:
Brecht, Leonard, wm, 38, mar., farmer, GER,GER,GER
S. E., wife, wf, 32, OH,OH,PA
John, son, wm, 9, at school, single, OH,GER,OH
George, son, wm, 7, at school, single, IA,GER,OH
Susannah, dau, wf, 5, single, IA,GER,OH
Isabell, dau, wf, 3, single, IA,GER,OH
Leo, son, wm, 1, single, IA,GER,OH
NOTE: Leonard and his parents were all born in Baden, Germany.
1900 Census, Iowa, Iowa Co., Lenox Twp., Vol. 36, ED44, Stamped Pg.124A, Sheet 4, Line 13, Dwelling & Family 57, Roll 438, Dated June 7, 1900:
Brecht, Leonard, wm, 58, Feb.1842, farmer?, GER,GER,GER
Susannah, wife, wf, 52, Feb.1848, had 12 children, 12 living, OH,OH,PA
Anna (Susannah), dau, wf, 25, Jan.1875, IA,GER,OH
Leo, son, wm, 21, Oct.1878, IA,GER,OH
Caroline, dau, wf, 17, Mar.1883, IA,GER,OH
Ella, dau, wf, 16, Jan.1884, IA,GER,OH
Leonard, son, wm, 14, Jan.1886, IA,GER,OH
Vernick (Veronica), dau, wf, 12, Apr.1888, IA,GER,OH
William, son, wm, 10, Oct.1889, IA,GER,OH
Edgar, son, wm, 8, Mar.1892, IA,GER,OH
1910 Census, Iowa, Iowa Co., Lenox Twp., ED47, Page 9B, Line 52, Dwelling 161, Family 163, Roll 407, Dated May 11, 1910:
Brecht, Leonard, wm, 67(68), M40yrs., farmer, GER,GER,GER
Sunnah (Susannah), wife, wf, 61(62), M40yrs., 12 children, 11 living, OH,OH,PA
William, son, wm, 20, (home) farm laborer IA,GER,OH
Edgar, son, wm, 18, (home) farm laborer, IA,GER,OH
All read and write.
1920 Census, IA, Linn Co., Fairfax Twp., Roll 499, ED91, Sh.4B, Line 80, 12 Jan. 1920:
Brecht, Leonard, head, wm, 77, mar., GER,GER,GER
Suzana E., wife, wf, 71, mar., OH,OH,PA
Leonard immigrated to US in 1854, naturalized in 1865; no occupation; owns house-free of mortgage; both read & write.
Susannah married Leonard Brecht Sr., son of Unknown and Unknown, on 20 Feb 1870 in Morgan Co. Ohio. Leonard was born on 14 Feb 1842 in Rheinsheim, Baden, Germany, died on 30 May 1924 in Norway, Fairfax, Benton Co., Iowa at age 82, and was buried in Iowa.
General Notes: Leonard Brecht, Sr. came to U.S. about 1848.
Another source says Leonard was born in Rheinsheim, Baden, Germany.
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Another record has Susannah and Leonard Brecht married 20 February 1871.
Leonard & Vincent's parents are Bernard Brecht, b. 22 Apr. 1795 in Baden, Germany and Katherine Horeweddel, b. 180l in Baden, Germany.
Tombstone: Brecht: Leonard - Feb. 14, 1842 - May 31, 1924
Susanna E. - Dec. 27, 1848 - Aug. 5, 1925
• Alt. Birth: Alt. Birth, 14 Feb 1842. Rheinsheim, Baden, Germany
• Alt. Death: Alt. Death, 30 May 1924. Norway/Fairfax, Iowa
+ 107 M i. John Bernard Brecht was born on 2 Feb 1871 in Coshocton, Coshocton Co., Ohio and died on 18 Jan 1922 at age 50.
+ 108 M ii. George Leonard Brecht was born on 24 Feb 1873 in Coshocton, Coshocton Co., Ohio and died on 12 Oct 1951 at age 78.
+ 109 F iii. Susannah Elizabeth Brecht was born on 20 Jan 1875 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa and died on 15 Jul 1908 in Iowa at age 33.
+ 110 F iv. Isabelle Margaret Brecht was born on 6 Sep 1876 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa and died on 20 Aug 1924 at age 47.
+ 111 M v. Leo Brecht was born between 12 Sep and Oct 1878 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa and died on 14 Feb 1931.
+ 112 F vi. Frances Mary Brecht was born on 18 Jul 1880 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa and died on 20 Feb 1957 in Iowa at age 76.
113 F vii. Caroline Brecht was born on 14 Mar 1882 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa and died on 24 Feb 1967 at age 84.
General Notes: 1900 Census, Iowa, Iowa Co., Lenox Twp., Vol. 36, ED44, Stamped Pg.124A, Sheet 4, Line 13, Dwelling & Family 57, Roll 438, Dated June 7, 1900:
Brecht, Leonard, wm, 58, Feb.1842, farmer?, GER,GER,GER
Susannah, wife, wf, 52, Feb.1848, had 12 children, 12 living, OH,OH,PA
Anna (Susannah), dau, wf, 25, Jan.1875, IA,GER,OH
Leo, son, wm, 21, Oct.1878, IA,GER,OH
Caroline, dau, wf, 17, Mar.1883, IA,GER,OH
Ella, dau, wf, 16, Jan.1884, IA,GER,OH
Leonard, son, wm, 14, Jan.1886, IA,GER,OH
Vernick (Veronica), dau, wf, 12, Apr.1888, IA,GER,OH
William, son, wm, 10, Oct.1889, IA,GER,OH
Edgar, son, wm, 8, Mar.1892, IA,GER,OH
1910 Census -- Not there.
1920 Census -- Not there.
1930 Census, IA, Roll 662, Jones Co., Fairview Twp., ED6, Pg123B, Sh. 9B, Line 59, Dated 25 April 1930:
Busher, Joseph, head, wm, 48, M. at 22, farmer-general farming, MO,GER,GER
Caroline, wife, wf, 47, M. at 25, IA,GER,OH
Iona J., dau., wf, 18, single,IA,MO,IA
Eva M., dau., wf, 16, single, IA,MO,IA
Esther M., dau., wf, 14, single, IA,MO,IA
All are citizens; owns farm; has radio; no veterans.
Caroline married Raymond Beuter on 18 Feb 1908.
Caroline next married Joseph S. Busher on 18 May 1926. Joseph was born on 28 Jun 1882 in Missouri and died on 31 Jan 1965 in Iowa at age 82.
General Notes: Social Security #478-30-6112, issued Iowa, b. 28 June 1883, d. January 1965, Iowa (doesn't say where in Iowa). Someone else has b. 1882.
+ 114 F viii. Ella Kathryn Brecht was born on 10 Jan 1884 in Iowa and died on 6 Jun 1967 in Vinton, Iowa 52349 at age 83.
+ 115 M ix. Leonard Brecht Jr. was born on 18 Jan 1886 in Iowa and died on 29 Jan 1961 at age 75.
+ 116 F x. Veronica Brecht was born on 11 Apr 1888 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa and died on 24 Nov 1979 at age 91.
+ 117 M xi. William Albert Brecht was born on 12 Oct 1889 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa and died on 8 Mar 1954 at age 64.
+ 118 M xii. Edgar Patrick Brecht was born on 17 Mar 1892 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa and died on 17 Apr 1956 at age 64.
21. Martha Eleanor Gossman (Susannah Elizabeth Pearl3, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 13 Jan 1850 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 27 Jan 1931 in Normal, Mclean Co., Illinois at age 81, and was buried on 29 Jan 1931 in St. Mary's Cemetery, Mclean Co., Illinois.
General Notes: Places of residence: Morgan Co., Ohio, McLean Co., Illinois, Union Co., Iowa
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1850 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Pgs. 274B & 275A, Lines 42 & 1, 148/148, 11 & 12 Nov. 1850:
Gosman, John J., head, wm, 29, farmer, mar., OH
Susanna E., wife, wf, 32, mar., MD
Matilda A., dau., wf, 7, attends school, OH
Mary M., dau., wf, 6, attends school, OH
Joseph A., son, wm, 4, attends school, OH
Susanna E., dau., wf, 3, OH
Martha E., dau., wf, 4 mos., OH
John & Susanna can't read or write.
1860 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1016, pg.539 (lst half) house #2159, l.13, dated 9 August 1860:
Gossman, John, m, 40, farmer, $3,000, $600, OH
Susannah, wife, f, 42(43), OH(MD)
Matilda A., dau, f, 17, domestic, OH
Mary, dau, f, 15, OH
Joseph, son, m, 12, OH
Susannah, dau, f, 10, OH
Martha E., dau, f, 9, (10) OH
John, son, m, 7, OH
Francis A., son, m, 5, OH
Vincent, son, m, 3, OH
Agathy, dau, f, 2, OH
House #2160, line 24:
Gossman, Catharine*, f, 73, Wirtenburg,GER
Wanamaker, Susanna, f, 11 (no relationship given), OH
*Catharine is the second wife of John's father Andrew.
1870 Census, Ohio, Malta, P.O. York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1246, Pg.3, l.24, Family #21:
Gossman, John J., wm., 49, farmer, $4,000, $1900, OH
Susannah, wife, wf, 53, PA(Md)
Martha, dau, wf, 20?, helps mother, OH
John, son, wm, 18?, works on farm, OH
Frank, son, wm, 16?, works on farm, OH
Vincent, son, wm, 14?, attends school, OH
Agatha, dau, wf, 12, attends school, OH
1880 Census, OH, Franklin Co., Mifflin, Pg.323C&D, Pgs.15&16, ED16, Lines 47 thru 50 & Lines 1 thru 3, Dated 12 June 1880:
Kistner, Estve/Estev/Estav*, H of F** wm, 31, mar., laborer, GER,GER,GER
Martha, wife, wf, 30, mar., keeps house, OH,OH,OH
Annie, dau., wf, 8, single, attends school, IA,GER,OH
George, son, wm, 7, single, attends school, IA,GER,OH
Matilda, dau., wf, 4, single, IA,GER,OH
John, son, wm, 3, single, OH,GER,OH
Charles, son, wm, 1, single, OH,GER,OH
It doesn't indicate whether anyone can read or write.
*On the National Archives Film T9-1015, FHL Film 1255015 it shows Estve, but on the original it was hard to make out so it could be either of the above ways. That must be the German for "Edward".
**Stands for head of family.
NO KISTNERS IN ILLINOIS IN 1900
1910 Census, ILL, Roll 306, McLean Co., Normal Twp., ED114, Pg.38, Line 1, 113/113, Dated 29 Apr. 1910:
Kistner, Edward, wm, 61, M.1-40yrs., GER,GER,GER
Martha, wife, wf, 60, M.1-40yrs., 11ch., 10 liv., OH,OH,OH
Joseph, son, wm, 15, ILL,GER,OH
Florence*, gr-dau., wf, 8, ILL,IA,ILL
Marget*, gr-dau., wf, 14, ILL,IA,ILL
*These are the children of George Edward Kistner & Mary Ellen Penn
1920 Census, ILL, Roll 387, McLean Co., Normal Twp., Jersey Ave., ED Pg.150B, Sheet 5B, Line 75, 101/101, Dated 12-13 January 1920:
Kistner, Edward, wm, 71, mar., farmer-fruit farm, GER,GER,GER
Martha, wife, wf, 69, mar., OH,OH,OH
Owns farm, Immigrated 1850, Citizen 1872. Speaks English. Mother tongue german.
1930 Census -- Martha is not there.
Martha married Edward (Kuestner) Kistner on 15 Jan 1871 in Morgan Co., Ohio. Edward was born on 15 Apr 1849 in Baden, Germany, died on 20 Jun 1921 in Normal, Mclean Co., Illinois at age 72, and was buried on 22 Jun 1921 in St. Mary's Cemetery, Mclean Co., Illinois.
General Notes: Info from Edward Kistner's tombstone, St. Mary's Cemetery Records, and his obituary say he was born 15 April 1849. His death certificate has birth date as 23 April 1849.
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Places of residence: Baden, Germany; Morgan Co., Ohio; Mifflin, Franklin Co., OH, Normal, McLean Co., Illinois, Union Co., Iowa.
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Edward Kistner was a farmer.
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Family sources, obituary, death certificate, marriage records.
Sources for children: Family Sources, McLean Co. marriage records and obituaries -- Patricia Jennes has these things.
+ 119 F i. Anna Kistner was born on 16 Dec 1871 in Afton, Union Co., Iowa, died on 1 Mar 1949 in Bloomington, Mclean Co., Illinois at age 77, and was buried on 4 Mar 1949 in St. Mary's Cemetery, Bloomington, Mclean Co., Illinois.
+ 120 M ii. George Edward Kistner was born on 4 May 1873 in Afton, Union Co., Iowa, died on 6 May 1925 in Towanda, Mclean Co., Illinois at age 52, and was buried on 8 May 1925 in St. Mary's Cemetery, Mclean Co., Illinois.
+ 121 F iii. Matilda Sarah "Tillie" Kistner was born on 21 Jul 1875 in Perry Co. , Ohio, died on 29 Jan 1921 in Bloomington, Mclean Co., Illinois at age 45, and was buried in 1921 in St. Mary's Cemetery, Mclean Co., Illinois.
122 M iv. John Edward Kistner was born between 10 Jun 1876 and 1877 in Dresden, Muskingum Co., Ohio, died on 3 Mar 1948 in Bloomington, Mclean Co., Illinois, and was buried on 6 Mar 1948 in St. Mary's Cemetery, Mclean Co., Illinois.
General Notes: 1880 Census, OH, Franklin Co., Mifflin, Pg.323C&D, Pgs.15&16, ED16, Lines 47 thru 50 & Lines 1 thru 3, Dated 12 June 1880:
Kistner, Estve/Estev/Estav*, H of F** wm, 31, mar., laborer, GER,GER,GER
Martha, wife, wf, 30, mar., keeps house, OH,OH,OH
Annie, dau., wf, 8, single, attends school, IA,GER,OH
George, son, wm, 7, single, attends school, IA,GER,OH
Matilda, dau., wf, 4, single, IA,GER,OH
John, son, wm, 3, single, OH,GER,OH
Charles, son, wm, 1, single, OH,GER,OH
It doesn't indicate whether anyone can read or write.
*On the National Archives Film T9-1015, FHL Film 1255015 it shows Estve, but on the original it was hard to make out so it could be either of the above ways. That must be the German for "Edward".
**Stands for head of family.
1900 Census, ILL, Roll 323, McLean Co., Normal Twp., Normal City, N. Fell Ave., ED116, Sheet 4, Line 44, Dated 4 June 1900:
Kistner, John, wm, 23, June 1876, M.3yrs., OH,GER,OH
Lucile, wife, wf, 29, June 1870, M.3yrs., 3ch.,0 liv., OH,GER,SCOT
Rents house. Couldn't read occupation of John. Both read & write.
1910 Illinois Soundex -- Not there.
1920 Census -- Couldn't find in 1920.
1930 Census, ILL, Roll 535, Dry Grove Twp., McLean Co., ED 38, Sh. 5B, Line 69, Dated April 8, 1930:
Kistner, John*, head, wm, 50, M at 40, farmer-gen.farming, OH,US,OH
Frances, wife, wf, 50, M at 41, ILL,ILL,ILL
Rents farm; no radio; both can read & write; no veterans.
*Not sure this is our John -- has a different wife and age a little different.
John married Lucille Burns between 1896 and 1897 in Bloomington, Mclean Co., Illinois. Lucille was born in Jun 1870 in Ohio.
John next married Frances about 1921 in Probably Illinois. Frances was born between 1879 and 1880 in Illinois.
+ 123 M v. Charles Kistner was born on 13 May 1879 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Ohio, died on 31 Aug 1948 in Janesville, Rock Co., Wisconsin at age 69, and was buried on 2 Sep 1948 in Calvary Cemetery, Ross Co., Wisconsin.
124 M vi. Otto Kistner was born on 6 Nov 1881 in Fithian, Vermilion Co., Illinois, died on 14 Sep 1929 in Bloomington, Mclean Co., Illinois at age 47, and was buried on 16 Sep 1929 in St. Mary's Cemetery, Mclean Co., Illinois.
General Notes: Couldn't find on any census.
+ 125 M vii. Arthur "Artie" Kistner was born on 2 Dec 1883 in Bloomington, Mclean Co., Illinois, died on 28 Mar 1963 in Lincoln, Logan Co., Illinois at age 79, and was buried on 30 Mar 1963 in St. Mary's Cemetery, Logan Co., Illinois.
+ 126 M viii. Frank Kistner was born on 22 Jun 1888 in Normal, Mclean Co., Illinois, died on 13 Mar 1956 in Bloomington, Mclean Co., Illinois at age 67, and was buried on 16 Mar 1956 in Bloomington, Mclean Co., Illinois.
127 F ix. Alfretta Kistner was born on 1 Jan 1890 in Normal, Mclean Co., Illinois, died on 23 Jun 1913 in Lincoln, Logan Co., Illinois at age 23, and was buried in Jun 1913 in St. Mary's Cemetery, Mclean Co., Illinois.
General Notes: No Fred & Afretta Kistner Eckard in 1910 Illinois Census
Alfretta married Fred Eckhart.
General Notes: There is a Fred Eckart on the Social Security #376-14-6098, issued Michigan, b. 20 Nov 1889, d. July 1968, Charlotte, Michigan, 48813. This may be right?
+ 128 M x. Joseph Kistner was born on 11 Mar 1895 in Bloomington, Mclean Co., Illinois, died on 1 Apr 1951 in Bloomington, Mclean Co., Illinois at age 56, and was buried on 4 Apr 1951 in East Lawn Memorial Cemetery, Mclean Co., Illinois.
129 U xi. ? Kistner died before 1910.
22. John William Gossman (Susannah Elizabeth Pearl3, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 12 Dec 1851 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 1 Dec 1922 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio at age 70, and was buried in Dec 1922 in Church Of Atonement Cemetery, Perry Co., Ohio. The cause of his death was Stomach trouble.
General Notes: John William Gossman was a farmer in the summer time and a coal miner in the winter time.
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Perry County, Ohio, Marriage Records: Year 1873, Gossman, John W. m. Mary Giles, Book 5, Page 341.
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Church of the Atonement Cemetery, Section D, Row 7, John W. Gossman, b. Dec. 12, 1851, d. Dec. 1, 1922.
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1860 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1016, pg.539 (lst half) house #2159, l.13, dated 9 August 1860:
Gossman, John, m, 40, farmer, $3,000, $600, OH
Susannah, wife, f, 42(43), OH(MD)
Matilda A., dau, f, 17, domestic, OH
Mary, dau, f, 15, OH
Joseph, son, m, 12, OH
Susannah, dau, f, 10, OH
Martha E., dau, f, 9, OH
John, son, m, 7, OH
Francis A., son, m, 5, OH
Vincent, son, m, 3, OH
Agathy, dau, f, 2, OH
1870 Census, Ohio, Malta, P.O. York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1246, Pg.3, l.24, Family #21:
Gossman, John J., wm., 49, farmer, $4,000, $1900, OH
Susannah, wife, wf, 53, PA(Md)
Martha, dau, wf, 20?, helps mother, OH
John, son, wm, 18?, works on farm, OH
Frank, son, wm, 16?, works on farm, OH
Vincent, son, wm, 14?, attends school, OH
Agatha, dau, wf, 12, attends school, OH
1880 Census, Ohio, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1053, ED 150, pg.4, l.l, Family #28, dated 4 & 5 June 1880:
Gossman, John W. wm, 28(27), Mar., farmer, OH,OH,MD
Mary, wife, wf, 26, Mar., OH,OH,OH
George, son, wm, 5, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 4, OH,OH,OH
Charles, son, wm, 2, OH,OH,OH
Frank, son, wm, 1, OH,OH,OH
1900 Census, Ohio,Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, ED61, pg.14, l.23, dated 13 June 1900:
Gossman, John W. wm, 47 Dec. 1852, M.26yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,OH(MD)
Mary J., wife, wf, 46, June 1854, M.26yrs.,had 13? children, 12 living, OH,OH,OH
William H., son, wm, 24, farms, OH,OH,OH
*John F., son, wm, 21, Dec.1878, farms, OH,OH,OH
Lizzie M., dau, wf, 19, Dec.1880, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Clement, son, wm, 16, Apr. 1883, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Zetta, dau, wf, 14, Nov. 1885, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Omer, son, wm, 12, Aug. 1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Mary B., dau, wf, 11, May 1889, attends school, OH,OH,OH
**Bertha R., dau, wf, 9, Mar.1891, OH,OH,OH
**Clara A., dau, wf, 7, Feb.1893, OH,OH,OH
Lucy E., dau, wf, 4, Jun. 1895, OH,OH,OH
James C., Son, wm, 2, Sep. 1897, OH,OH,OH
*Frank in the 1880 Census
** The census didn't indicate that they were in school.
All of the children are single.
It said that all - from parents through Mary can read and write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1222, ED126, pg.18, l._, family #349, dated 9 May 1910:
Gossman, John W., wm, 58(57), wid., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,MD
William H., son, wm, 33,(34?), farms, OH,OH,OH
*Francis J., son, wm, 30(31), farms, OH,OH,OH
Omar J., son, wm, 22, OH,OH,OH
Bertha R., dau., wf, 19, OH,OH,OH
Clara A., dau, wf, 17, OH,OH,OH
Lucy H., dau, wf, 14, attends school, OH,OH,OH
**Cornelius, son, wm, 12, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Mickey, Joseph, boarder, wm, 22, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
*John F. above in 1900, and Frank in the 1880.
**James C. above in 1900 census.
All the children and the boarder are single.
1920 Census, OH, Perry Co., Harrison Twp., Crooksville Rd., Roll 1426, ED62, Sh. 4B, Line 77, 91/93, 23 January 1920:
Gossman, John, head, wm, 68, mar., OH,OH,MD
Katharine, wife, wf, 52, mar., OH,OH,IRE
William, son, wm, 44, single, OH,OH,OH
Frank, son, wm, 40, single, OH,OH,OH
Omer, son, wm, 33, single, OH,OH,OH
Clemts (Clements), Mary, step-dau., wf, 22, single, OH,OH,OH
John is a farmer-general farming. Mary is a laborer-pottery. William, Frank and Omer can't read & write. John, Katharine & Mary can read & write.
• Census: 1880. Ohio, Morgan Co., York Twp.
• Census: 1900. Harrison Twp.,Perry Co.,Ohio
• Census: 1910. Harrison Twp.,Perry Co.,Ohio
John married Mary Jane Giles, daughter of Unknown and Unknown, on 25 Nov 1873 in Perry Co., Ohio. Mary was born on 22 Jan 1854 in McLuney, Perry Co., Ohio, died on 6 Apr 1906 in Rose Farm, Perry Co., Ohio at age 52, and was buried in Apr 1906 in Church Of Atonement Cemetery, Perry Co., Ohio. The cause of her death was Consumption.
General Notes: Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records: Section D, Row 7, Gossman, Mary Jane, w/o J. W., d. 6 Apr. 1906, aged 52y, 2m, 15 d.
Record of Deaths, Perry Co.: Gossman, Mary J., female, white, married, d. 6 April 1906, age 52y, 5m, 10d, d. Rose Farm, Ohio, b. McLuney, Ohio, cause: consumption, Register #3, pg. 92
1900 Census says she was born in June 1854.
Mary Jane's parents are John J. Giles & Rebecca Hiles. Her sister is Barbara Theresa Giles who married Vincent Charles Gossman.
+ 130 M i. George Edward Gossman was born on 25 Sep 1874 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio, died on 8 Jun 1957 in Normal, Mclean Co., Illinois at age 82, and was buried on 11 Jun 1957 in St. Mary's Cem., Bloomington, Mclean Co., Illinois.
131 M ii. William Henry Gossman was born on 25 May 1877 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio, died on 14 Jan 1928 in Pickaway County, Ohio at age 50, and was buried on 17 Jan 1928 in Roseville, Ohio. The cause of his death was Pulmonary Tuberculosis (sp?).
General Notes: William Henry Gossman was retarded.
Death Certificate: Registra. Dist.#1036, File #5228, Primary Registra. Dist. #5584, Pickaway Co., Sciota, Ohio. He resided in an Institution for the Feeble Minded. He was 51 yrs., 7 mos. 19 days. He was b. 25 May 1877 & d. 14 Jan. 1928. Informant was Genevive Donovan of Orient, Ohio.
Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records show a William Gossman, b. 1874 and d. 1928 in the same group with some of his family. The birth date is different as you can see.
1880 Census, Ohio, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1053, ED 150, pg.4, l.l, Family #28, dated 4 & 5 June 1880:
Gossman, John W. wm, 28(27), Mar., farmer, OH,OH,MD
Mary, wife, wf, 26, Mar., OH,OH,OH
George, son, wm, 5, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 4, OH,OH,OH
Charles, son, wm, 2, OH,OH,OH
Frank, son, wm, 1, OH,OH,OH
1900 Census, Ohio,Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, ED61, pg.14, l.23, dated 13 June 1900:
Gossman, John W. wm, 47 Dec. 1852, M.26yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,OH
Mary J., wife, wf, 46, June 1854, M.26yrs.,had 13? children, 12 living, OH,OH,OH
William H., son, wm, 24, farms, OH,OH,OH
John F., son, wm, 21, Dec.1878, farms, OH,OH,OH
Lizzie M., dau, wf, 19, Dec.1880, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Clement, son, wm, 16, Apr. 1883, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Zetta, dau, wf, 14, Nov. 1885, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Omer, son, wm, 12, Aug. 1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Mary B., dau, wf, 11, May 1889, attends school, OH,OH,OH
*Bertha R., dau, wf, 9, Mar.1891, OH,OH,OH
*Clara A., dau, wf, 7, Feb.1893, OH,OH,OH
Lucy E., dau, wf, 4, Jun. 1895, OH,OH,OH
James C., Son, wm, 2, Sep. 1897, OH,OH,OH
* The census didn't indicate that they were in school.
All of the children are single.
It said that all - from parents through Mary can read and write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1222, ED126, pg.18, l._, family #349, dated 9 May 1910:
Gossman, John W., wm, 58(57), wid., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,MD(Oh)
William H., son, wm, 33,(34?), farms, OH,OH,OH
*Francis J., son, wm, 30(31), farms, OH,OH,OH
Omar J., son, wm, 22, OH,OH,OH
Bertha R., dau., wf, 19, OH,OH,OH
Clara A., dau, wf, 17, OH,OH,OH
Lucy H., dau, wf, 14, attends school, OH,OH,OH
**Cornelius, son, wm, 12, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Mickey, Joseph, boarder, wm, 22, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
*John F. above in 1900.
**James C. above in 1900 census.
All the children and the boarder are single.
1920 Census, OH, Perry Co., Harrison Twp., Crooksville Rd., Roll 1426, ED62, Sh. 4B, Line 77, 91/93, 23 January 1920:
Gossman, John, head, wm, 68, mar., OH,OH,MD
Katharine, wife, wf, 52, mar., OH,OH,IRE
William, son, wm, 44, single, OH,OH,OH
Frank, son, wm, 40, single, OH,OH,OH
Omer, son, wm, 33, single, OH,OH,OH
Clemts (Clements), Mary, step-dau., wf, 22, single, OH,OH,OH
John is a farmer-general farming. Mary is a laborer-pottery. William, Frank and Omer can't read & write. John, Katharine & Mary can read & write.
+ 132 M iii. Charles Vincent Gossman was born between 8 Aug 1877 and 0009 in Dry Run, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 14 May 1974 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio 43731, and was buried between 1972 and 1974 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
133 M iv. John Francis "Frank" Gossman was born on 20 Dec 1878 in Dry Run, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 15 Jun 1933 in Perry Co., Ohio at age 54, and was buried in Jun 1933 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
General Notes: John Francis "Frank" Gossman was retarded.
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Morgan Co., Ohio, Birth Records: Gossman, John L., Born 1878, Dec. 20, Morgan Co., Ohio, male, white, York Twp., Father: Gossman, John H., Mother: Giles, Mary J., Reported by: Gossman, M. J. NOTE; Notice the different middle initial for the infant John & also the father John.
Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records, Section D, Row 6, Frank Gossman, b. 1878, d. 1933.
1880 Census, Ohio, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1053, ED 150, pg.4, l.l, Family #28, dated 4 & 5 June 1880:
Gossman, John W. wm, 28(27), Mar., farmer, OH,OH,MD
Mary, wife, wf, 26, Mar., OH,OH,OH
George, son, wm, 5, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 4, OH,OH,OH
Charles, son, wm, 2, OH,OH,OH
Frank, son, wm, 1, OH,OH,OH
1900 Census, Ohio,Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, ED61, pg.14, l.23, dated 13 June 1900:
Gossman, John W. wm, 47 Dec. 1852, M.26yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,OH
Mary J., wife, wf, 46, June 1854, M.26yrs.,had 13? children, 12 living, OH,OH,OH
William H., son, wm, 24, farms, OH,OH,OH
*John F., son, wm, 21, Dec.1878, farms, OH,OH,OH
Lizzie M., dau, wf, 19, Dec.1880, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Clement, son, wm, 16, Apr. 1883, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Zetta, dau, wf, 14, Nov. 1885, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Omer, son, wm, 12, Aug. 1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Mary B., dau, wf, 11, May 1889, attends school, OH,OH,OH
**Bertha R., dau, wf, 9, Mar.1891, OH,OH,OH
**Clara A., dau, wf, 7, Feb.1893, OH,OH,OH
Lucy E., dau, wf, 4, Jun. 1895, OH,OH,OH
James C., Son, wm, 2, Sep. 1897, OH,OH,OH
*Frank in the 1880 Census
** The census didn't indicate that they were in school.
All of the children are single.
It said that all - from parents through Mary can read and write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1222, ED126, pg.18, l._, family #349, dated 9 May 1910:
Gossman, John W., wm, 58(57), wid., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,MD
William H., son, wm, 33,(34?), farms, OH,OH,OH
*Francis J., son, wm, 30(31), farms, OH,OH,OH
Omar J., son, wm, 22, OH,OH,OH
Bertha R., dau., wf, 19, OH,OH,OH
Clara A., dau, wf, 17, OH,OH,OH
Lucy H., dau, wf, 14, attends school, OH,OH,OH
**Cornelius, son, wm, 12, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Mickey, Joseph, boarder, wm, 22, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
*John F. above in 1900, and Frank in the 1880.
**James C. above in 1900 census.
All the children and the boarder are single.
1920 Census, OH, Perry Co., Harrison Twp., Crooksville Rd., Roll 1426, ED62, Sh. 4B, Line 77, 91/93, 23 January 1920:
Gossman, John, head, wm, 68, mar., OH,OH,MD
Katharine, wife, wf, 52, mar., OH,OH,IRE
William, son, wm, 44, single, OH,OH,OH
Frank, son, wm, 40, single, OH,OH,OH
Omer, son, wm, 33, single, OH,OH,OH
Clemts (Clements), Mary, step-dau., wf, 22, single, OH,OH,OH
John is a farmer-general farming. Mary is a laborer-pottery. William, Frank and Omer can't read & write. John, Katharine & Mary can read & write.
• Census: 1910. York, Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
• Census: 1920. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
134 F v. Elizabeth Madaline "Lizzie" Gossman was born on 17 Sep 1880 in Dry Run, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 10 Jun 1950 at age 69, and was buried in Jun 1950 in Wesley Chapel Cemetery, Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Morgan Co., Ohio, Birth Records: Gossman, Lizzie M., Born: 1880, Sep. 17, Morgan Co., Ohio, female, white, York Twp., Father: Gossman, John W., Mother: Giles, Mary J., Reported by: Gossman, J. W.
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Wesley Chapel Cemetery Records, Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio: Bradshaw, Lizzie, b. 1880, d. 1950 (on stone with Elias).
Perry County Marriage Records: Year 1903, Bradshaw, Elias m. Lizzie Gosman, Book 10, Page 579.
1900 Census, Ohio,Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, ED61, pg.14, l.23, dated 13 June 1900:
Gossman, John W. wm, 47 Dec. 1852, M.26yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,OH
Mary J., wife, wf, 46, June 1854, M.26yrs.,had 13? children, 12 living, OH,OH,OH
William H., son, wm, 24, farms, OH,OH,OH
*John F., son, wm, 21, Dec.1878, farms, OH,OH,OH
Lizzie M., dau, wf, 19, Dec.1880, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Clement, son, wm, 16, Apr. 1883, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Zetta, dau, wf, 14, Nov. 1885, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Omer, son, wm, 12, Aug. 1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Mary B., dau, wf, 11, May 1889, attends school, OH,OH,OH
**Bertha R., dau, wf, 9, Mar.1891, OH,OH,OH
**Clara A., dau, wf, 7, Feb.1893, OH,OH,OH
Lucy E., dau, wf, 4, Jun. 1895, OH,OH,OH
James C., Son, wm, 2, Sep. 1897, OH,OH,OH
*Frank in the 1880 Census
** The census didn't indicate that they were in school.
All of the children are single.
It said that all - from parents through Mary can read and write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Harrison Twp., ED126, Sheet 5A, Line 1, Family 81, Roll 1222, Dated Apr. 21, 1910:
Bradshaw, Elias, wm, 34, M1-6yrs., machine man-coal mine, OH,OH,OH
Elizabeth, wife, wf, 29, M1-6yrs., 0 children, 0 living, OH,OH,OH
NOTE: Both read & write.
1920 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Harrison Twp., ED62, Sheet 13A, Line 36, Roll 1426, Dated Jan. 31, 1920:
Bradshaw, Elias, wm, 45, mar., coal miner, own home-free of mortg., reads & writes, OH,OH,OH
Elizabeth, wife, wf, 40, reads & writes, OH,OH,OH
1930 Census, OH, Roll 1860, Perry Co., Harrison Twp., Crooksville Rd., ED64-9, Sheet 24A, Pg.282, Line 36, Dated April 30, 1930:
Bradshaw, Elias, head, wm, 55, M. at 27, miner-clay mine, OH,OH,OH
Elizabeth, wife, wf, 49, M. at 22, OH,OH,OH
Owns house, value $500; no radio; both can read & write; no veterans.
Elizabeth married Elias Bradshaw on 16 Apr 1903 in Perry Co., Ohio. Elias was born on 29 Jan 1875 in Ohio, died in Mar 1969 in New Lexington, Ohio 43764 at age 94, and was buried in Mar 1969 in Wesley Chapel Cemetery, Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Social Security Number 270-03-7762, issued in Ohio, b. 29 Jan. 1875, d. Mar. 1969, New Lexington, Ohio 43764.
Wesley Chapel Cemetery Records, Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio: Bradshaw, Elias, b. 1875, d. 1969.
1880 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., ED206, Pg.13 (104A), Dwelling 113, Family 118, Line 21 Dated 11 June 1880:
Bradshaw, George W., wm, 26, mar., laborer, OH,OH,OH
Florence C., wife, wf, 23, mar., keeping house, OH,OH,OH
Elias W., son, wm, 5, single, OH,OH,OH
Seymore, son, wm, 3, single, Oh,OH,OH
Kitty, dau, wf, 6 months, single, OH,OH,OH
135 M vi. Infant Gossman was born on 14 Nov 1881 in Dry Run, Morgan Co., Ohio and died on 17 Nov 1881 in Dry Run, Morgan Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Morgan Co., Ohio, Birth Records: Gossman (no first name given), Born: 1881, Nov. 14, Morgan Co., Ohio, male, white, Res. of parents: Perry Co., Father: Gossman, John W., Mother: Giles, Mary Jane, Reported by: Father.
+ 136 M vii. Clement Edward Gossman was born on 9 Apr 1883 in Dry Run, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 3 Oct 1974 in McConnelsville, Morgan Co., Ohio 43756 at age 91, and was buried on 5 Oct 1974 in Church Of Atonement Cemetey, Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio.
+ 137 F viii. Zita Belle "Zetta" Gossman was born on 30 Nov 1885 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio and died on 12 Apr 1971 at age 85.
138 M ix. Omer John Gossman was born on 24 Aug 1887 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 10 Sep 1933 in Perry Co., Ohio at age 46, and was buried on 10 Sep 1933 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
General Notes: Omer John Gossman was retarded.
Birth Records, Morgan Co., Ohio, 1884-1904, Book II: Gossman, Omer J., b. 24 Aug. 1887, York Twp., white, father John W. Gossman, mother Mary Giles, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records, Section D, Row 6, Gossman, Omer, 1887 - 1933
1900 Census, Ohio,Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, ED61, pg.14, l.23, dated 13 June 1900:
Gossman, John W. wm, 47 Dec. 1852, M.26yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,OH
Mary J., wife, wf, 46, June 1854, M.26yrs.,had 13? children, 12 living, OH,OH,OH
William H., son, wm, 24, farms, OH,OH,OH
*John F., son, wm, 21, Dec.1878, farms, OH,OH,OH
Lizzie M., dau, wf, 19, Dec.1880, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Clement, son, wm, 16, Apr. 1883, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Zetta, dau, wf, 14, Nov. 1885, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Omer, son, wm, 12, Aug. 1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Mary B., dau, wf, 11, May 1889, attends school, OH,OH,OH
**Bertha R., dau, wf, 9, Mar.1891, OH,OH,OH
**Clara A., dau, wf, 7, Feb.1893, OH,OH,OH
Lucy E., dau, wf, 4, Jun. 1895, OH,OH,OH
James C., Son, wm, 2, Sep. 1897, OH,OH,OH
*Frank in the 1880 Census
** The census didn't indicate that they were in school.
All of the children are single.
It said that all - from parents through Mary can read and write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1222, ED126, pg.18, l._, family #349, dated 9 May 1910:
Gossman, John W., wm, 58(57), wid., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,MD(Oh)
William H., son, wm, 33,(34?), farms, OH,OH,OH
*Francis J., son, wm, 30(31), farms, OH,OH,OH
Omar J., son, wm, 22, OH,OH,OH
Bertha R., dau., wf, 19, OH,OH,OH
Clara A., dau, wf, 17, OH,OH,OH
Lucy H., dau, wf, 14, attends school, OH,OH,OH
**Cornelius, son, wm, 12, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Mickey, Joseph, boarder, wm, 22, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
*John F. above in 1900, and Frank in the 1880.
**James C. above in 1900 census.
All the children and the boarder are single.
1920 Census, OH, Perry Co., Harrison Twp., Crooksville Rd., Roll 1426, ED62, Sh. 4B, Line 77, 91/93, 23 January 1920:
Gossman, John, head, wm, 68, mar., OH,OH,MD
Katharine, wife, wf, 52, mar., OH,OH,IRE
William, son, wm, 44, single, OH,OH,OH
Frank, son, wm, 40, single, OH,OH,OH
Omer, son, wm, 33, single, OH,OH,OH
Clemts (Clements), Mary, step-dau., wf, 22, single, OH,OH,OH
John is a farmer-general farming. Mary is a laborer-pottery. William, Frank and Omer can't read & write. John, Katharine & Mary can read & write.
139 F x. Mary Blanche Gossman was born on 3 May 1889 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co. Ohio and died on 30 Jan 1901 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio at age 11. The cause of her death was membranous croup.
General Notes: Birth Records, Morgan Co., Ohio, 1884-1904, Book II, Gossman, Mary Blanche, 3 May 1889, York Twp., white, father John W. Gossman, mother Mary J. Giles, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
Mary Blanche Gossman died in childhood of croup. Perry Co., Ohio death records, Ledger and page #3-89, ll years, 6 months, 27 days. The book record in the library says 11y, 8m, 27d.
New Lexington Tribune, 7 Feb. 1901: Crooksville -- A little daughter of John and Mary Gossman, died very suddenly at her home one mile east of here with membranous croup.
1900 Census, Ohio,Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, ED61, pg.14, l.23, dated 13 June 1900:
Gossman, John W. wm, 47 Dec. 1852, M.26yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,OH
Mary J., wife, wf, 46, June 1854, M.26yrs.,had 13? children, 12 living, OH,OH,OH
William H., son, wm, 24, farms, OH,OH,OH
*John F., son, wm, 21, Dec.1878, farms, OH,OH,OH
Lizzie M., dau, wf, 19, Dec.1880, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Clement, son, wm, 16, Apr. 1883, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Zetta, dau, wf, 14, Nov. 1885, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Omer, son, wm, 12, Aug. 1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Mary B., dau, wf, 11, May 1889, attends school, OH,OH,OH
**Bertha R., dau, wf, 9, Mar.1891, OH,OH,OH
**Clara A., dau, wf, 7, Feb.1893, OH,OH,OH
Lucy E., dau, wf, 4, Jun. 1895, OH,OH,OH
James C., Son, wm, 2, Sep. 1897, OH,OH,OH
*Frank in the 1880 Census
** The census didn't indicate that they were in school.
All of the children are single.
It said that all - from parents through Mary can read and write.
+ 140 F xi. Bertha Rebecca Gossman was born on 31 Mar 1891 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 30 Apr 1983 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio 43731 at age 92, and was buried on 3 May 1983 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
+ 141 F xii. Clara Agness Gossman was born on 12 Feb 1893 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio, died on 1 Jan 1978 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio 43731 at age 84, and was buried in Jan 1978 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
142 F xiii. Lucy Henrietta Gossman was born on 28 Jun 1895 in York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 25 Aug 1967 in Junction City, Ohio 43748 at age 72, and was buried on 28 Aug 1967 in Church Of Atonement Cemetey, Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio. The cause of her death was Coronary Occulsion* due to ASHD** Arteriosclerosis (generalized)***.
General Notes: Lucy Henrietta Gossman never married.
Social Security Number issued Ohio before 1951, #274-14-3784, for Lucy Gossman, b. 28 June 1895, d. Aug. 1967. Late residence Junction City, Perry Co., OH 43748.
Birth Records, Morgan Co., Ohio, 1884-1904, Book II: Gossman, Lucy H., b. 28 June 1895, York Twp., white, father John W. Gossman, mother Mary J. Giles, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
Ohio Dept. of Health - Division of Vital Statistics - Certificateof Death, Reg. Dist. #6400, Primary Reg. Dist. #6400, Reg. #75, Lucy H. Gossman, never married, female, white, b. 28 June 1895, Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio, d. 9:15 a.m., 25 Aug. 1967, age 72, d. at Wilson Rest Home, South State St., Junction City or Crooksville, Ohio, cause of death Coronary Occulsion, due to ASHD, due to Arteriosclerosis (generalized) and hypertension, burial: 28 August 1967, Church of the Atonement, Crooksville, Ohio. father: John Gossman; mother: Mary Giles, informant: Bertha Corbett of Crooksville, Ohio,
Church of the Atonement Cemetery Record, Section D, Row 6, Gossman, Lucy H., b. 1895, d. 1967.
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1900 Census, Ohio,Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, ED61, pg.14, l.23, dated 13 June 1900:
Gossman, John W. wm, 47 Dec. 1852, M.26yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,OH
Mary J., wife, wf, 46, June 1854, M.26yrs.,had 13? children, 12 living, OH,OH,OH
William H., son, wm, 24, farms, OH,OH,OH
*John F., son, wm, 21, Dec.1878, farms, OH,OH,OH
Lizzie M., dau, wf, 19, Dec.1880, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Clement, son, wm, 16, Apr. 1883, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Zetta, dau, wf, 14, Nov. 1885, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Omer, son, wm, 12, Aug. 1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Mary B., dau, wf, 11, May 1889, attends school, OH,OH,OH
**Bertha R., dau, wf, 9, Mar.1891, OH,OH,OH
**Clara A., dau, wf, 7, Feb.1893, OH,OH,OH
Lucy E., dau, wf, 4, Jun. 1895, OH,OH,OH
James C., Son, wm, 2, Sep. 1897, OH,OH,OH
*Frank in the 1880 Census
** The census didn't indicate that they were in school.
All of the children are single.
It said that all - from parents through Mary can read and write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1222, ED126, pg.18, l._, family #349, dated 9 May 1910:
Gossman, John W., wm, 58(57), wid., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,MD(Oh)
William H., son, wm, 33,(34?), farms, OH,OH,OH
*Francis J., son, wm, 30(31), farms, OH,OH,OH
Omar J., son, wm, 22, OH,OH,OH
Bertha R., dau., wf, 19, OH,OH,OH
Clara A., dau, wf, 17, OH,OH,OH
Lucy H., dau, wf, 14, attends school, OH,OH,OH
**Cornelius, son, wm, 12, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Mickey, Joseph, boarder, wm, 22, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
*John F. above in 1900, and Frank in the 1880.
**James C. above in 1900 census.
All the children and the boarder are single.
1920 -- Not there.
1930 Census, OH, Franklin Co., Columbus City, Ward 8, 331 E. Town Street, ED66, Pg.221A, Sh. 19A, Line 10, 134/184, April 1930:
McMahon, William, head, wm, 34, M at 24, IRE*IRE*IRE*
Catherine, wife, wf, 31, M at 21, OH,PA,MD
Mary C., dau., wf, 8, attends school, OH,IRE*,OH
Joseph, son, wm, 6, attends school, OH,IRE*,OH
Smith, Charles J., lodger, wm, 48, MI,NY,PA
Gossman, Lucy, lodger, wf, 34, OH,OH,OH
Eilbert, Mary, lodger, wf, 57, GER,GER,GER
Lucy is a pantry worker-hotel. Charles is a laborer-buildings. William is a plumber-plumbing shop. Mary does maid work-hotel.
Rents at $40; all read & write except Joseph.
+ 143 M xiv. James Clarence Gossman was born on 22 Sep 1897 in String Town, Perry Co., Ohio, died in Nov 1984 in Marietta, Washington Co., Ohio 45750 at age 87, and was buried in Nov 1984 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
John next married Mary Cathryn Clements after May 1910.
23. Francis Andrew Gossman (Susannah Elizabeth Pearl3, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 30 Apr 1854 in Rose Farm. Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 5 May 1912 in Viking, Alberta, Canada at age 58, and was buried in May 1912 in Viking Cemetery, Viking, Alberta, Canada.
General Notes: Information about Francis A. Gossman came from Vonda Coulter.
Places of residence: Morgan Co., Ohio, Buena Vista, Co.-Clay Co., Iowa, and Alberta, Canada.
Sources for Francis and Elizabeth are 1895 Iowa State Census: Herdland Twp.,Clay Co., Iowa, Vol. 309, line 3, page 134; Elizabeth's obit.; Baptismal Certificate for Francis Sebastion; 1860 Federal Census, Saltlick Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, Roll #226d; Marriage and Death Certificates for Fred L. Gordon.
1860 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1016, pg.539 (lst half) house #2159, l.13, dated 9 August 1860:
Gossman, John, m, 40, farmer, $3,000, $600, OH
Susannah, wife, f, 42(43), OH(MD)
Madilda A., dau, f, 17, domestic, OH
Mary, dau, f, 15, OH
Joseph, son, m, 12, OH
Susannah, dau, f, 10, OH
Martha E., dau, f, 9, OH
John, son, m, 7, OH
Francis A., son, m, 5, OH
Vincent, son, m, 3, OH
Agathy, dau, f, 2, OH
House #2160, line 24:
Gossman, Catharine*, f, 73, Wirtenburg,GER
Wanamaker, Susanna, f, 11 (no relationship given), OH
*Catharine is the second wife of John's father Andrew.
1870 Census, Ohio, Malta, P.O. York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1246, Pg.3, l.24, Family #21:
Gossman, John J., wm., 49, farmer, $4,000, $1900, OH
Susannah, wife, wf, 53, PA(Md)
Martha, dau, wf, 20?, helps mother, OH
John, son, wm, 18?, works on farm, OH
Frank, son, wm, 16?, works on farm, OH
Vincent, son, wm, 14?, attends school, OH
Agatha, dau, wf, 12, attends school, OH
John's parents born in Germany.
1880 Census -- Not there.
Francis married Elizabeth Loretta McGrady in 1878 in Ohio. Elizabeth was born on 4 Nov 1854 in Perry Co., Ohio, died on 6 Oct 1937 in Viking, Alberta, Canada at age 82, and was buried in Oct 1937 in Viking Cemetery, Viking, Alberta, Canada.
General Notes: Elizabeth McGrady was born 4 November 1854, in Perry Co., Ohio. She died 6 October 1937 in Viking, Alberta, Canada.
144 F i. Katie Gossman was born in 1880 in Buena Vista, Iowa.
General Notes: 1920 Census -- Not there.
1930 Census -- Not there.
+ 145 M ii. Vincent J. Gossman was born in 1881 in Buena Vista, Iowa.
146 F iii. Bessie E. Gossman was born in 1884 in Buena Vista, Iowa.
+ 147 M iv. Fred Lawrence "Francis Sebastion Gossman" Gordon was born between 14 Nov 1886 and 0016 in Buena Vista, Iowa, died on 12 Aug 1960 in Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington, and was buried in Aug 1960 in Calvary Cemetery, Tacoma Pierce Co., Washington.
148 M v. Lawrence P. Gossman was born in 1889 in Buena Vista County, Iowa.
General Notes: 1920 Census -- Not there.
1930 Census -- Not there.
+ 149 F vi. Martina Eliza Gossman was born in 1894 in Herdland, Clay Co., Iowa and died in 1977 at age 83.
24. Vincent Charles Gossman (Susannah Elizabeth Pearl3, Lawrence Sr.1) was born between 24 Mar 1856 and 0025 in Rose Farm, Morgan County, Ohio, died on 19 May 1932 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio, and was buried on 21 May 1932 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio. The cause of his death was Chronic Valvular Heart Disease.
General Notes: Perry County, Ohio, Marriage Records: Year 1879, Gossman, Vincent m. Theresa Giles, Book 6, Page 97.
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Perry Co., Ohio, Death Records: Registration District #1014, Primary Registration Dist. #3089, Registered #209, Trade: Loader at Coal Mine; Vincent Gossman died in Crooksville, Ohio, on 19 May 1932, age 76 years, l month, 25 days of chronic valvular heart disease; Married; White; Wife: Theresa Giles; Informant: Leo Gossman; burial: Atonement Cemetery; Father: John Gossman, Born Morgan Co., Ohio; Mother: Susan Pearl, born Penna. Note: Susan was not born in Penna. - she was born in Frederick Co., Maryland. Death record has that Vincent was born in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio.
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Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records: Section C, Row 8, Vincent Gossman, 1856 - 1932
Vincent was a miner.
1860 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1016, pg.539 (lst half) house #2159, l.13, dated 9 August 1860:
Gossman, John, m, 40, farmer, $3,000, $600, OH
Susannah, wife, f, 42(43), OH(MD)
Madilda A., dau, f, 17, domestic, OH
Mary, dau, f, 15, OH
Joseph, son, m, 12, OH
Susannah, dau, f, 10, OH
Martha E., dau, f, 9, OH
John, son, m, 7, OH
Francis A., son, m, 5, OH
Vincent, son, m, 3, OH
Agathy, dau, f, 2, OH
House #2160, line 24:
Gossman, Catharine*, f, 73, Wirtenburg,GER
Wanamaker, Susanna, f, 11 (no relationship given), OH
*Catharine is the second wife of John's father Andrew.
1870 Census, Ohio, Malta, P.O. York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1246, Pg.3, l.24, Family #21:
Gossman, John J., wm., 49, farmer, $4,000, $1900, OH
Susannah, wife, wf, 53, PA(Md)
Martha, dau, wf, 20?, helps mother, OH
John, son, wm, 18?, works on farm, OH
Frank, son, wm, 16?, works on farm, OH
Vincent, son, wm, 14?, attends school, OH
Agatha, dau, wf, 12, attends school, OH
1880 Census -- Not there.
1900 Census, Ohio, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1309, ED39, pg.4B, l.75, dated 6 & 7 June, 1900:
Gossman, Vincent, wm, 44, Mar.1856, M19?yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,MD(Oh)
Barbara, wife, wf, 41, Mar.1859, M19?yrs., 9 children, 7 living, OH,PA,OH
John, son, wm, 20, May 1880, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Leo, son, wm, 18?, Jun.1881, farm laborer, OH,OH,OH
Joe, son, wm, 16, Mar.1884, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Emma, dau, wf, 14, Nov.1885, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Rosa, dau, wf, 13, May 1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Matilda, dau, wf, 11, Jan.1888?, OH,OH,OH
All can read and write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Morgan Co., Roll 1219, ED53,pg.9B, l.62, Family #195, dated 4 May 1910:
Gossman, Vincent, mu*m, 54,M30?yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,MD(Oh)
Barbara, wife, wf, 51, M30?yrs., OH,PA,OH
Leo, son, mu*m, 28, coal miner, OH,PA,OH
**Tillie, dau, mu*f, 21, single, OH,OH,OH
Orphans:foster children:
Christie,Charles, wm, 7
***Christie, Ellesie B., wf, 4
All but Charles and Ellesie can read and write.
* Other censuses say white.
**Matilda in the 1900 Census, "Tillie" is her nick name.
***Her name is Elizabeth.
1920 Census, Ohio, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1416, ED83, Pg.294, Sh.8, l.7, Family #162, Dated 19 & 20 Jan 1920:
Gossman, Vincent, wm, 63, mar., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,OH
Barbara, wife, wf, 60, mar., OH,OH,OH(PA)
Christy, Elizabeth, foster dau., wf, 15, single, OH,OH,OH
Owns home-free of mortg.; all read & write.
1930 Census, OH, Perry Co., Harrison Twp., Crooksville Village, Whitehouse St., Roll 1860, ED64-7, Sheet 9B, Pg.250B, Line 75, Dated 10, Apr. 1930:
Gossman, Vincent, wm, 74, M. at 23, OH,OH,MD
Barbara T., wife, wf, 71, M. at 20, OH,US,US
Owns house, value $2,000, no radio, no occupation, not a veteran.
• Census: 1900. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
• Census: 1910. Morgan Co., Ohio
• Census: 1920. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
Vincent married Barbara Theresa Giles, daughter of Unknown and Unknown, on 2 Aug 1879 in Perry Co., Ohio. Barbara was born on 22 Mar 1859 in Ohio, died on 7 Jun 1937 at age 78, and was buried in Jun 1937 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry. The cause of her death was Cerebral Hemmorhage.
General Notes: Barbara was born 22 March or August, 1859.
Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records: Section C, Row 8,Teresa Gossman, 1859 - 1937
Record of Deaths, Perry Co., Ohio: Gossman, Teresa, female, white, widowed, d. 7 June 1937, age 78y, 2m, 16d, d. Crooksville, Ohio, b. Perry Co., Ohio, occupation: domestic, cause of death: cerebral Hemorrhage, Register #166.
Barbara's parents are John J. Giles and Rebecca Hiles. Her sister is Mary Jane Giles who married John William Gossman.
+ 150 M i. John F. Gossman was born on 15 May 1880 in Ohio, died in Aug 1969 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio 43731 at age 89, and was buried in Aug 1969 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
151 M ii. Leo Vincent Gossman was born on 3 Jun 1881 in Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 8 Apr 1973 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio 43731 at age 91, and was buried in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Social Security Number 270-03-1505, issued in Ohio bbefore 195_, for Leo Gossman, b. 3 June 1881, d. Apr. 1973. Late residence, Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio 43731
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Morgan Co., Ohio, Birth Records: Gossman, Leo Vincent, Born: 1881, Jun. 3, Morgan Co., Ohio, male, white, Perry Co., Ohio, Father: Gossman, Vincent, Mother: Giles, Barbary Tracy, Reported by: Father.
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In the Perry Co., Ohio, Marriage Records there is a Leo Gossman m. 1910, Myrtle Watts, Book 13, Page 240.
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Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records: Leo V. Gossman, 1881-1973
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1900 Census, Ohio, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1309, ED39, pg.4B, l.75, dated 6 & 7 June, 1900:
Gossman, Vincent, wm, 44, Mar.1856, M19?yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,MD(Oh)
Barbara, wife, wf, 41, Mar.1859, M19?yrs., 9 children, 7 living, OH,PA,OH
John, son, wm, 20, May 1880, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Leo, son, wm, 18?, Jun.1881, farm laborer, OH,OH,OH
Joe, son, wm, 16, Mar.1884, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Emma, dau, wf, 14, Nov.1885, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Rosa, dau, wf, 13, May 1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Matilda, dau, wf, 11, Jan.1888?, OH,OH,OH
All can read and write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Morgan Co., Roll 1219, ED53,pg.9B, l.62, Family #195, dated 4 May 1910:
Gossman, Vincent, mu*m, 54,M30?yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,MD(Oh)
Barbara, wife, wf, 51, M30?yrs., OH,PA,OH
Leo, son, mu*m, 28, coal miner, OH,PA,OH
**Tillie, dau, mu*f, 21, single, OH,OH,OH
Orphans:foster children:
Christie,Charles, wm, 7
***Christie, Ellesie B., wf, 4
All but Charles and Ellesie can read and write.
* Other censuses say white.
**Matilda in the 1900 Census, "Tillie" is her nick name.
***Her name is Elizabeth.
1920 Census, Ohio, Morgan Co., Roll 1416, ED83, Pg. 294A, Sh.8B, Line 75, Dwelling 174, Family 175, Dated 20-22, January 1920:
Gossman, Leo V., wm, 38, mar., general farming, rents house, reads & writes, OH,OH,OH
Bertha, wife, wf, 45, mar., reads & writes, IND,IND,IND
Sigler, Margaret, step-dau, wf, 10, OH,OH,IND
Sigler, Doris, step-dau, wf, 8, attends school, OH,OH,IND
Sigler, Evelyn, step-dau, wf, 6, attends school, OH,OH,IND
1930 Census, OH, Perry Co., Harrison Twp., ED9, Pg.279B, Sh. 21B, Line 75, 484/489, 26 April 1930:
Gosman, Leo, head, wm, 48, M at 21, OH,OH,OH
Bertha, wife, wf, 55, M at 18, IN,IN,IN
Leo is a miner-coal mine. Bertha is a servant-private home. Rents at $12; both read & write; no veterans.
Bertha Gossman
• Census: 1900. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
• Census: 1910. Morgan Co., Ohio
Leo married Bertha Gossman. Bertha was born between 1874 and 1875 in Indiana.
General Notes: COULDN'T FIND A MARRIAGE FOR BERTHA TO SIGLER IN PERRY CO., OHIO.
+ 152 F iii. Mary May Gossman was born on 15 Dec 1882 in Morgan Co., Ohio, died in 1966 at age 84, and was buried in 1966 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
+ 153 M iv. Joseph F. Gossman was born on 24 Mar 1884 in Morgan Co., Ohio and died on 4 Sep 1962 in Springfield, Mass. at age 78.
+ 154 F v. Emma A. Gossman was born on 13 Nov 1885 in York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, died in 1944 in Perry Co., Ohio at age 59, and was buried in 1944 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
+ 155 F vi. Rosa Hellen Gossman was born on 8 May 1887 in York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohiio, died on 3 Jan 1960 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio at age 72, and was buried in Jan 1960 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
156 F vii. Matilda "Tillie" Ann Gossman was born on 3 Jan 1889 in York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 26 Nov 1971 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio 43731 at age 82, and was buried in Nov 1971 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
General Notes: Social Security Number issued in Ohio.
Birth Records, Morgan Co., Ohio, 1884-1904, Book II, Matilda Ann Gossman, b. 3 Jan. 1889, York Twp., white, father Vincent Gossman, mother Barbara Terrsa Giles, York Twp., Ohio
Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records: Matilda A. Corbett, 1889 - 1971
1900 Census, Ohio, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1309, ED39, pg.4B, l.75, dated 6 & 7 June, 1900:
Gossman, Vincent, wm, 44, Mar.1856, M19?yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,MD(Oh)
Barbara, wife, wf, 41, Mar.1859, M19?yrs., 9 children, 7 living, OH,PA,OH
John, son, wm, 20, May 1880, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Leo, son, wm, 18?, Jun.1881, farm laborer, OH,OH,OH
Joe, son, wm, 16, Mar.1884, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Emma, dau, wf, 14, Nov.1885, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Rosa, dau, wf, 13, May 1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Matilda, dau, wf, 11, Jan.1888?, OH,OH,OH
All can read and write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Morgan Co., Roll 1219, ED53,pg.9B, l.62, Family #195, dated 4 May 1910:
Gossman, Vincent, mu*m, 54,M30?yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,MD(Oh)
Barbara, wife, wf, 51, M30?yrs., OH,PA,OH
Leo, son, mu*m, 28, coal miner, OH,PA,OH
**Tillie, dau, mu*f, 21, single, OH,OH,OH
Orphans:foster children:
Christie,Charles, wm, 7
***Christie, Ellesie B., wf, 4
All but Charles and Ellesie can read and write.
* Other censuses say white.
**Matilda in the 1900 Census, "Tillie" is her nick name.
***Her name is Elizabeth.
1920 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Vol. 166, ED62, Sh.5, Line 86, Dwelling 116, Family 118, Roll 1426, Dated 24 June 1920:
Corbett, Fred, wm, 36(34), owns home, coal miner, reads & writes, OH, OH,OH
Malada(Matilda), wife, wf, 31, reads & writes, OH,OH,OH
1930 Census, OH, Roll 1860, Perry Co., Harrison Twp., Crooksville Village, Winter St., ED64-7, Sheet 9A, Pg.250, Line 2, Dated April 9, 1930:
Corbett, Fred A., wm, 47, Mar. at 29, propriator-retail grocery, OH,OH,OH
Matilda, wife, wf, 41, Mar. at 22, OH,OH,OH
Owns house, value $4,000
• Census: 1900. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
• Census: 1910. Morgan Co., Ohio
Matilda married Fredrick A. Corbett about 1909. Fredrick was born on 8 Mar 1883 in Corning, Monroe Twp., Ohio, died in 1947 in Perry Co., Ohio at age 64, and was buried in 1947 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
General Notes: Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records: Fred A. Corbett, 1883 - 1947, Section C, Row 8.
On the Perry Co. Birth Records they have Fredrick "L." Corbitt, Mother Matilda Weiner, father G. W. Corbett. He is the brother of Mary Agatha Corbett Nash, John M., Maggie M., and Emmit Corbitt. William Corbitt is also probably his brother even though his parents aren't listed. The name is spelled "Corbitt" on the Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records.
Fred's parents are probably George W., b. 1852, d. 1926 and Matilda, b. 1854, d. 1924. They also are buried at Church of the Atonement Cemetery in Section C, Row 8.
157 U viii. Twin Babies Gossman was born on 25 Apr 1891 in Deavertown, Morgan Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Birth Records, Morgan Co., Ohio, 1884-1904, Book II - Twins- Gossman, b. 25 Apr. 1891, Deavertown, white, father Vincent Gossman, mother Tracy Giles, York Twp., Moran Co., Ohio
158 M ix. Charles Christie was born between 1902 and 1903.
General Notes: Foster child.
159 F x. Elizabeth B. Christie was born between 1905 and 1906 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1920 Census, Ohio, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1416, ED83, Pg.294, Sh.8, l.7, Family #162, Dated 19 & 20 Jan 1920:
Gossman, Vincent, wm, 63, mar., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,OH
Barbara, wife, wf, 60, mar., OH,OH,OH(PA)
Christy, Elizabeth, foster dau., wf, 15, single, OH,OH,OH
Owns home-free of mortg.; all read & write.
25. Agatha Veronica Gossman (Susannah Elizabeth Pearl3, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 27 Mar 1858 in Rose Farm, Morgan Co., Ohio, died on 14 Jan 1937 at Her Home In Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio at age 78, and was buried in 1937 in Church Of Atonement Cemetey, Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio. The cause of her death was Uremia & Papillary Carcinoma of the Bladder.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records have Nash, Josephine, father Joseph, mother Bertha Gosman, female, white, b. 14, Feb. 1891, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records: Section D, Row 4, Nash, Agatha, 1858 - 1937
Census records say she was born March 1859.
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Perry Co., Ohio, Death Records; Registration Dist. #1014, File #158; Primary Regis. Dist. #3089; Registered #447; Veronica Agatha Gossman; Residence 522 Grant Street, Crooksville, Ohio; Died: 14 Jan. 1937, 78 years, 9 months, 17 days, of uremia and papillary carcinoma of the bladder; Female; White, Widow; Date of Birth: 27 March 1858, Perry Co., Ohio; Father's Name: John Gossman, born Ohio; Mother: Susannah Pearl, born Penna.; Informant: Mrs. Harry Sharpe, Crooksville, Ohio; Burial Atonement Cemetery, 18 January 1937, (Susannah Pearl was NOT born in Penna. -- she was born in Frederick Co., Maryland. Veronica Agatha's name is really " Agatha Veronica". On the above Death Certificate it lists her birth year as 1858 -- on the 1900 Census she is listed as born March 1859. It seems that the death certificate is the correct date though.
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New Lexington Tribune, 7 Apr. 1898: McLuney: Mrs. Joseph Nash, of near Corning, was the guest of relatives in this locality last week.
1860 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1016, pg.539 (lst half) house #2159, l.13, dated 9 August 1860:
Gossman, John, m, 40, farmer, $3,000, $600, OH
Susannah, wife, f, 42(43), OH(MD)
Matilda A., dau, f, 17, domestic, OH
Mary, dau, f, 15, OH
Joseph, son, m, 12, OH
Susannah, dau, f, 10, OH
Martha E., dau, f, 9, OH
John, son, m, 7, OH
Francis A., son, m, 5, OH
Vincent, son, m, 3, OH
Agathy, dau, f, 2, OH
House #2160, line 24:
Gossman, Catharine*, f, 73, Wirtenburg,GER
Wanamaker, Susanna, f, 11 (no relationship given), OH
*Catharine is the second wife of John's father Andrew.
1870 Census, Ohio, Malta, P.O. York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1246, Pg.3, l.24, Family #21:
Gossman, John J., wm., 49, farmer, $4,000, $1900, OH
Susannah, wife, wf, 53, PA(Md)
Martha, dau, wf, 20?, helps mother, OH
John, son, wm, 18?, works on farm, OH
Frank, son, wm, 16?, works on farm, OH
Vincent, son, wm, 14?, attends school, OH
Agatha, dau, wf, 12, attends school, OH
1880 Census, Ohio, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll 1053, ED150, Pg.4, l.25, Family #34:
*Gossman, John J. wm, 59, farmer, OH,BADEN,BADEN
Susannah, wife, wf, 63, OH(Md),MD,MD
Agathie, dau, wf, 21, OH,OH,MD
*John had a broken shoulder at census time.
1900 Census, Ohio, Rendville Voting Prec., Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, ED66, pg.13 (147A), 1.38, dated 20 June 1900:
Nash, Joseph J., wm, 49, Apr.1851, M.10yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,OH
Agatha, wife, wf, 41, Mar.1859, M10yrs., OH,OH,PA(Md)
Martina, dau, wf, 9, Jan. 1891, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Vincent, son, wm, 6, Dec.1893, OH,OH,OH
Joseph and Agatha both read and write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Morgan Co., York Twp., Roll 1219, ED53, pg.4B or 9B, l.87, family #280, Dated 4 May 1910
Nash, Joseph J., wm, 54*(59), M20yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,GER(Oh),GER
Agatha, wife, mu*f, 52, M20yrs., 2 children, 2 living, OH,OH,PA(Md)
Martina, dau, wf, 19, single, OH,OH,OH(Md)
Vincent, son, wm, 16, single, OH,OH,OH(Md)
Gossman, John J., father-in-law, wm, 89, OH,GER,GER
Entire family reads and writes, except John Gossman.
*This is the only time Agatha is listed this way -- other censuses say white.
1920 Census, OH, Morgan Co., York Twp., ED83, Pg.294, Sh. 8A, Line 4, 160/161, 19 & 20 January 1920:
Nash, Agatha, head, wf, 61, widow, OH,OH,ENG
Martina J., dau., wf, 28, single, OH,OH,OH
Vincent J., son, wm, 26, single, farmer-general farming, OH,OH,OH
1930 Census, OH, Roll 1860, Perry Co.,, Harrison Twp., Crooksville Village, Grant Street, ED64-7, Sheet 5A, Pg.246, Line 19, Dated Apr. 5, 1930:
Nash, Agatha H., wf, 72, widow, no occup., OH,OH,PA
Owns house, value $1,000; can read & write; no radio.
• Census: 1860. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
• Census: 1870. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
• Census: 1880. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
Agatha married Joseph J. Nash on 24 Sep 1888. Joseph was born on 17 Apr 1851 in Ohio, died on 26 Nov 1915 in Morgan Co., Ohio at age 64, and was buried on 29 Nov 1915 in St. Francis Cemetery/Chapel Hill, Row 4, Chapel Hill, Perry Co., OH. The cause of his death was Epilepsy.
General Notes: St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Row 4: Nash, Joseph J., April 17, 1851-Nov. 26, 1915.
Death Certificate can be obtained at the Ohio Historical Society, Regist. Dist.#923, Primary Regis. District #5405, Registered #13. Joseph was 64 yrs., 7 mos., 9 days old when he died. He was a farmer.
He was b. 17 April 1851 in Ohio and d. 26 Nov. 1915, York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio. His father is Joseph Nash, b. Germany, mother Josephine Straub, b. Germany, informant was Mrs. Agatha Nash, Crooksville, Ohio, place of burial: Chapel Hill, 29 Nov. 1915.
• Census: 1900. Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1910. Morgan Co., Ohio
+ 160 F i. Martina J. Nash was born on 14 Jan 1891 in Ohio, died in Sep 1973 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio 43731 at age 82, and was buried in Sep 1973 in Church Of Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio.
+ 161 M ii. Vincent Joseph Nash was born on 28 Dec 1893 in Chapel Hill, Monroe Twp, Perry Co., OH, died on 13 Aug 1971 in Crooksville, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., OH 43731 at age 77, and was buried in Aug 1971 in Church Of Atonement Cemetery, Sec.D, Row 3, Crooksville, OH.
26. Martha E. Deaver (Sarah Ann Pearl4, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 14 May 1844 in Chapel Hill, Perry County, Ohio.
General Notes: Perry County Female Marriages: Year 1863, Deaver, Martha E. m. William Appleman, Book 4, Page 240.
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There is a James J. Oferrell who married a Mrs. Martha Appleman, 11 January 1887 by B. M. Boyen. I wonder if this is our Martha???
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Martha was mentioned in her grandfather Lawrence Pearl's Will.
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1850 Census, Perry Twp., Bearfield Twp., Roll 719, Pg.276, Line 33, 168/168, Nov. 13, 1850:
Henry T. Deaver, male, 27, merchant?, OH
Sarah A., female, 30, PA
Martha, female, 5, attends school, OH
Francis, male, 4, attends school, OH
Minerva, female, 1, OH
Benedict Pearl*, male, 17, laborer, PA
*Brother of Sarah Ann
1860 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Line 8, 752/679, July 26, 1860:
Henry T. Deaver, male, 37, const. carpenter, OH
Martha, female, 27, OH
Martha, female, 16, domestic, attends school, OH
Francis, male, 14, attends school, OH
Minerva, female, 12, attends school, OH
Mary, female, 11, attends school, OH
Lucinda, female, 6, attends school, OH
Roseann female, 3, OH
Sarah, female, 1, OH
Henry's wife Martha can't read or write.
Lucinda, Roseann & Sarah are the children of Henry & Martha. The other children are Henry's & Sarah's.
1860 Census, Ohio, Ward l, Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Roll #1018, pg.166 (stamped) 2nd half--#76 (handwritten) l.38, Dwelling and Family #532, Dated 13 July 1860:
Springer, Bartholomew, wm, 37, cooking, FRANCE
Elizabeth, wife, wf, 30, OH(Pa)
*Dever, Martha, wf, 16, OH
*The correct spelling is Deaver. She is the daughter of Sarah Ann, deceased, & Henry T. Deaver, & niece of the Springers.
1870 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Roll 1255, Pg.10B, Line 15:
Appleman, William, 31, wm, family farming, OH
Martha, wife, wf, 26, keeping house, OH
May M., dau., 6, wf, OH
Sarah C., dau., 4, wf, OH
Louis F., son, 2, wm, OH
1880 Census, OH, Morgan Co., Deavertown,Roll 1053, ED150, Pg209D, Line 13, 12/13, June 17,1880:
Appleman, Martha, head, wf, 36, widow, keeping house, OH,OH,OH
Annie*, dau., wf, 14, S, housekeeper, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Ida, dau., wf, 10, S, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Perley, son, wm, 5, S, OH,OH,OH
*Probably Sarah Ann - age checks out.
• Marriage Record: 13 Apr 1863. Book 4, Pg. 240
Martha married William P. Appleman on 13 Apr 1863 in Perry Co., Ohio. William was born about 1839 in Ohio and died before Jun 1880 in Probably Perry Co., Ohio.
• Census: 1870. Bearfield Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1880. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
162 F i. May Mary Appleman was born about 1864 in Ohio.
163 F ii. Sarah Ann Appleman was born between 1865 and 1866 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1880 Census, OH, Morgan Co., Deavertown,Roll 1053, ED150, Pg209D, Line 13, 12/13, June 17,1880:
Appleman, Martha, head, wf, 36, widow, keeping house, OH,OH,OH
Annie*, dau., wf, 14, S, housekeeper, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Ida, dau., wf, 10, S, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Perley, son, wm, 5, S, OH,OH,OH
*Probably Sarah Ann - age checks out.
164 M iii. Louis F. Appleman was born on 16 Oct 1867 in Ohio and died before Jun 1880 in Probably Perry Co., Ohio.
165 F iv. Ida Appleman was born on 18 Aug 1870 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1880 Census, OH, Morgan Co., Deavertown,Roll 1053, ED150, Pg209D, Line 13, 12/13, June 17,1880:
Appleman, Martha, head, wf, 36, widow, keeping house, OH,OH,OH
Annie*, dau., wf, 14, S, housekeeper, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Ida, dau., wf, 10, S, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Perley, son, wm, 5, S, OH,OH,OH
*Probably Sarah Ann - age checks out.
+ 166 M v. Perley William Appleman was born in Jan 1875, died in 1938 in Guernsey Co., OH at age 63, and was buried in 1938 in Maplewood, New Lexington Cemetery, Ward 13, Row 9, Pike Twp., Perry Co., OH.
27. Francis F. Deaver Sr. (Sarah Ann Pearl4, Lawrence Sr.1) was born in Jun 1846 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Francis Deaver was born between 17 June and 14 August 1846, according to 1870 and 1880 Censuses. It must have been August, according to Martha's birth date. However, someone has his birth date as 6 June 1846.
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Francis was mentioned in his grandfather Lawrence Pearl's Will.
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Perry County, Marriage Rook 4, page 344, Francis Deaver married Matilda E. Brown 13 September 1865.
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Morgan Co., Ohio, Marriage Record Book E, 1 February 1867-19 September 1878, page 668. Francis Deaver married Clara Wheeler 22 August 1877. Marriage performed by A. B. Sniff, Minister. George W. Deaver applied for the license.
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Francis Deaver was a blacksmith.
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Haven't found him and new wife, Clara Wheeler, in later censuses.
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1850 Census, Perry Twp., Bearfield Twp., Roll 719, Pg.276, Line 33, 168/168, Nov. 13, 1850:
Henry T. Deaver, male, 27, merchant?, OH
Sarah A., female, 30, PA
Martha, female, 5, attends school, OH
Francis, male, 4, attends school, OH
Minerva, female, 1, OH
Benedict Pearl*, male, 17, laborer, PA
*Brother of Sarah Ann
1860 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Line 8, 752/679, July 26, 1860:
Henry T. Deaver, male, 37, const. carpenter, OH
Martha, female, 27, OH
Martha, female, 16, domestic, attends school, OH
Francis*, male, 14, attends school, OH
Minerva, female, 12, attends school, OH
Mary, female, 11, attends school, OH
Lucinda, female, 6, attends school, OH
Roseann* female, 3, OH
Sarah*, female, 1, OH
Henry's wife Martha can't read or write.
*Lucinda, Roseann & Sarah are the children of Henry & Martha. The other children are Henry's & Sarah's.
1870 Census, Ohio, Malta P.O., York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll #1246, Pg.10, l.33, Dwelling & Family #80, Dated 14 August 1870:
Deaver, Francis, wm, 24, Jour. blacksmith, $200, OH
Matilda, E., wife, wf, 20, OH
Henry J., son, wm, 4, OH
William B., son, wm, 3, OH
Elizabeth, dau, wf, 1, OH
1880 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll #1053, ED150, pg.19 (209) l.13, Dated 17 June 1880:
Deaver, Francis, wm, 33, mar., blacksmith, OH,OH,OH
Clara, 2nd wife, wf, 37, mar, OH,OH,OH
Henry, son, wm, 14, single, laborer, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 12, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
*Mary E., dau, wf, 11, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Arrilla, dau, wf, 9, single, OH,OH,OH
Annie, dau, wf, 7, single, OH,OH,OH
Jessie, dau, wf, 5, single, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 3, single, OH,OH,OH
**Ora B., wm, 1, single, OH,OH,OH
**Ira B., wm, 5mo., single (b.Jan.1880), OH,OH,OH
Brown, Andrew J.,brother-in-law, wm, 29, single, blacksmith, OH,PA,NJ
Englander, Borcey, boarder, wm, 22, single, blacksmith, HUNG,HUNG,HUNG
*Mary E. is the same as Elizabeth in the 1870 Morgan Co., Ohio, Census.
** These children are the children of Francis and 2nd wife Clara (Wheeler) Deaver.
1900 Census, Kansas, Nemaha Co., Rock Creek Twp., Sabetha City, Roll 492, Vol. 37, ED127, Sheet 1, Line 89, Dated 1 June 1900:
Deaver, Francis F., wm, 53, June 1846, M22 yrs. rents house, Black Smith, OH,OH,PA
Clara, wife, wf, 57, Apr. 1843, OH,PA,OH
Harvey M., son, wm, 16, Jan. 1884, single, at school, OH,OH,OH
All can read & write.
1910 CENSUS -- NO DEAVERS IN SABETHA CITY, ROCK CREEK TWP., NEMAHA CO., KANSAS
• Census: 1870. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
• Census: 1880. York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio
Francis married Matilda Elizabeth Brown on 13 Sep 1865 in Perry Co., Ohio. Matilda was born on 13 Jul 1849 in Perry County, Ohio, died on 5 Oct 1876 at age 27, and was buried in Oct 1876 in Deavertown Methodist Church Cemetery, Deavertown, Ohio.
General Notes: York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio, Cemeteries - Deavertown Methodist Church Cemetery: Deaver, Matilda, w/o Frances, d. Oct. 5, 1876, age 27y, 2m, 22d, Row K, Stone 3. Also in Row K, Stone 2, is Deaver, ________(Unreadable). This is no doubt a relative of Matilda's, possibly a child since it is the same row & next stone.
+ 167 M i. Henry J. Deaver was born in Apr 1866 in Ohio.
168 M ii. William B. Deaver was born on 23 Aug 1867 in Deerfield, Morgan Co., Ohio.
General Notes: On the Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records it shows William B. Deaver, son of Francis Deaver and Matilda Deaver (should be Brown), male, white, b. 23 August 1867, Deerfield, Morgan Co., Ohio.
1870 Census, Ohio, Malta P.O., York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll #1246, Pg.10, l.33, Dwelling & Family #80, Dated 14 August 1870:
Deaver, Francis, wm, 24, blacksmith, $200, OH
Matilda, E., wife, wf, 20, OH
Henry J., son, wm, 4, OH
William B., son, wm, 3, OH
Elizabeth, dau, wf, 1, OH
1880 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll #1053, ED150, pg.19 (209) l.13, Dated 17 June 1880:
Deaver, Francis, wm, 33, Mar., blacksmith, OH,OH,OH
Clara, wife, wf, 37, mar., OH,OH,OH
Henry, son, wm, 14, son, laborer, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 12, single, attends school,, OH,OH,OH
Mary E.*, dau., wf, 11, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Arrilla?, dau., wf, 9, single, OH,OH,OH
Annie, dau., wf, 7, single, OH,OH,OH
Jepie?, dau., wf, 5, single, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 3, single, OH,OH,OH
Ora B.**, son, wm, 1, single, OH,OH,OH
Ira B.**, son, wm, 5mo., single (b. Jan. 1880, OH,OH,OH
Brown, Andrew J., bro-in-law, wm, 29, single, blacksmith, OH,PA,NJ
Englander, Borcey, wm, 22, single, boarder, blacksmith, HUNG/HUNG/HUNG
*Mary E. is the same as Elizabeth in the 1870 Morgan Co., Ohio, Census.
** These children are the children of Francis and 2nd wife Clara (Wheeler) Deaver.
The names Arrilla and Jepie were hard to read, thus they may have been misread.
Clara is Francis' second wife.
169 F iii. Mary Elizabeth Deaver was born on 9 May 1869 in Deerfield Township, Morgan Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Morgan Co., Ohio, Birth Records: Deaver, Eliza May, Born: 1869, May 9, Morgan Co., Ohio, female, white, Deerfield Twp., Father: Deaver, Frances, Mother: Brown, Matilda E., Reported by: _______,
NOTE: Her name is different on the birth record from what is shown on the 1870 and 1880 Censuses.
1870 Census, Ohio, Malta P.O., York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll #1246, Pg.10, l.33, Dwelling & Family #80, Dated 14 August 1870:
Deaver, Francis, wm, 24, blacksmith, $200, OH
Matilda, E., wife, wf, 20, OH
Henry J., son, wm, 4, OH
William B., son, wm, 3, OH
Elizabeth, dau, wf, 1, OH
1880 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll #1053, ED150, pg.19 (209) l.13, Dated 17 June 1880:
Deaver, Francis, wm, 33, Mar., blacksmith, OH,OH,OH
Clara, wife, wf, 37, mar., OH,OH,OH
Henry, son, wm, 14, son, laborer, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 12, single, attends school,, OH,OH,OH
Mary E.*, dau., wf, 11, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Arrilla?, dau., wf, 9, single, OH,OH,OH
Annie, dau., wf, 7, single, OH,OH,OH
Jepie?, dau., wf, 5, single, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 3, single, OH,OH,OH
Ora B.**, son, wm, 1, single, OH,OH,OH
Ira B.**, son, wm, 5mo., single (b. Jan. 1880, OH,OH,OH
Brown, Andrew J., bro-in-law, wm, 29, single, blacksmith, OH,PA,NJ
Englander, Borcey, wm, 22, single, boarder, blacksmith, HUNG/HUNG/HUNG
*Mary E. is the same as Elizabeth in the 1870 Morgan Co., Ohio, Census.
** These children are the children of Francis and 2nd wife Clara (Wheeler) Deaver.
The names Arrilla and Jepie were hard to read, thus they may have been misread.
Clara is Francis' second wife.
170 F iv. Arilla Deaver was born on 19 Jul 1871 in Morgan Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Morgan Co., Ohio, Birth Records: Deaver, Arilla, Born: 1871, Jul.19, Morgan Co., Ohio, female, white, Father: Deaver, Francis, Mother: Brown, Matilda, Reported by: Deaver, M.
1880 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll #1053, ED150, pg.19 (209) l.13, Dated 17 June 1880:
Deaver, Francis, wm, 33, Mar., blacksmith, OH,OH,OH
Clara, wife, wf, 37, mar., OH,OH,OH
Henry, son, wm, 14, son, laborer, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 12, single, attends school,, OH,OH,OH
Mary E.*, dau., wf, 11, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Arrilla?, dau., wf, 9, single, OH,OH,OH
Annie, dau., wf, 7, single, OH,OH,OH
Jepie?, dau., wf, 5, single, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 3, single, OH,OH,OH
Ora B.**, son, wm, 1, single, OH,OH,OH
Ira B.**, son, wm, 5mo., single (b. Jan. 1880, OH,OH,OH
Brown, Andrew J., bro-in-law, wm, 29, single, blacksmith, OH,PA,NJ
Englander, Borcey, wm, 22, single, boarder, blacksmith, HUNG/HUNG/HUNG
*Mary E. is the same as Elizabeth in the 1870 Morgan Co., Ohio, Census.
** These children are the children of Francis and 2nd wife Clara (Wheeler) Deaver.
The names Arrilla and Jepie were hard to read, thus they may have been misread.
Clara is Francis' second wife.
171 F v. Anna "Annie" L. Deaver was born on 4 Jan 1873 in Deavertown, Morgan County, Ohio.
General Notes: Morgan Co. Birth Records: Deaver, Amma?(Anna) L., Born: 1873, Jan. 4, Morgan Co., Ohio, female, white, Deavertown, Father: Deaver, Francis, Mother: Brown, Matilda, Reported by: Deaver, Francis
1880 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll #1053, ED150, pg.19 (209) l.13, Dated 17 June 1880:
Deaver, Francis, wm, 33, Mar., blacksmith, OH,OH,OH
Clara, wife, wf, 37, mar., OH,OH,OH
Henry, son, wm, 14, son, laborer, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 12, single, attends school,, OH,OH,OH
Mary E.*, dau., wf, 11, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Arrilla?, dau., wf, 9, single, OH,OH,OH
Annie, dau., wf, 7, single, OH,OH,OH
Jepie?, dau., wf, 5, single, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 3, single, OH,OH,OH
Ora B.**, son, wm, 1, single, OH,OH,OH
Ira B.**, son, wm, 5mo., single (b. Jan. 1880, OH,OH,OH
Brown, Andrew J., bro-in-law, wm, 29, single, blacksmith, OH,PA,NJ
Englander, Borcey, wm, 22, single, boarder, blacksmith, HUNG/HUNG/HUNG
*Mary E. is the same as Elizabeth in the 1870 Morgan Co., Ohio, Census.
** These children are the children of Francis and 2nd wife Clara (Wheeler) Deaver.
The names Arrilla and Jepie were hard to read, thus they may have been misread.
Clara is Francis' second wife.
+ 172 M vi. Jessie Oliver Deaver was born on 26 Feb 1875 in York Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio.
+ 173 M vii. Francis T. Deaver Jr. was born on 29 Sep 1876 in Deavertown, Morgan Co., Ohio.
Francis next married Clara Wheeler on 22 Aug 1877 in Morgan Co. Ohio. Clara was born in Apr 1843 in 0hio.
+ 174 M i. Ora Clinton Deaver was born on 10 Oct 1877 in Deavertown, Morgan County, Ohio.
175 M ii. Ira B. Deaver was born on 1 Jun 1880 in Deavertown, Morgan County, Ohio.
General Notes: Morgan Co., Ohio, Birth Records: Deaver, Ira B., Born: 1880, June 1, Morgan Co., Ohio, male, white, Deavertown, Father: Francis Deaver, Mother: Wheeler, Clara, Reported by: Deaver, Francis.
1880 Census, Ohio, Deavertown, York Twp., Morgan Co., Roll #1053, ED150, pg.19 (209) l.13, Dated 17 June 1880:
Deaver, Francis, wm, 33, Mar., blacksmith, OH,OH,OH
Clara, wife, wf, 37, mar., OH,OH,OH
Henry, son, wm, 14, son, laborer, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 12, single, attends school,, OH,OH,OH
Mary E.*, dau., wf, 11, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Arrilla?, dau., wf, 9, single, OH,OH,OH
Annie, dau., wf, 7, single, OH,OH,OH
Jepie?, dau., wf, 5, single, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 3, single, OH,OH,OH
Ora B.**, son, wm, 1, single, OH,OH,OH
Ira B.**, son, wm, 5mo., single (b. Jan. 1880, OH,OH,OH
Brown, Andrew J., bro-in-law, wm, 29, single, blacksmith, OH,PA,NJ
Englander, Borcey, wm, 22, single, boarder, blacksmith, HUNG/HUNG/HUNG
*Mary E. is the same as Elizabeth in the 1870 Morgan Co., Ohio, Census.
** These children are the children of Francis and 2nd wife Clara (Wheeler) Deaver.
The names Arrilla and Jepie were hard to read, thus they may have been misread.
Clara is Francis' second wife.
176 M iii. Harvey Montford Deaver was born on 23 Jan 1884 in Deavertown, Morgan Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Morgan Co., Ohio, Birth Records: Deaver, Harvey Montford, Born: 1884, Jan. 23, Morgan Co., Ohio, male, white, Deavertown, Father: Deaver, Francis, Mother: Wheeler, Clara, Reported by: Father.
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1900 Census, Kansas, Nemaha Co., Rock Creek Twp., Sabetha City, Roll 492, Vol. 37, ED127, Sheet 1, Line 89, Dated 1 June 1900:
Deaver, Francis F., wm, 53, June 1846, M22 yrs. rents house, Black Smith, OH,OH,PA
Clara, wife, wf, 57, Apr. 1843, OH,PA,OH
Harvey M., son, wm, 16, Jan. 1884, single, at school, OH,OH,OH
All can read & write.
1930 Census, Oklahoma, Kay Co., Newkirk City, 529 N. Main St., ED25, Sh. 5B, Pg.231B, Line 91, 121/125, 7 April 1930:
Deaver, Harvey M., head, wm, 46, M at 22, dentist-dentistry, OH,OH,OH
Winnie E., wife, wf, 43, M at 19, KS,WI,IN
Owns home-value $5,000; has radio; both read & write; no veterans.
Harvey married Winnie E. Winnie was born between 1886 and 1887 in Kansas.
28. Minerva Ann Deaver (Sarah Ann Pearl4, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 17 Jun 1848 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio, died on 21 Aug 1900 in Perry Co., Ohio at age 52, and was buried in Aug 1900 in Chapel Hill Cemetery, Chapel Hill, Ohio.
General Notes: Minerva was mentioned in her grandfather Lawrence Pearl's Will.
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Perry County, Ohio Marriage Records Book : Year 1867, Deaver, Minerva m. John A. Weiner, Book 4, Page 441.
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New Lexington Tribune, 30 August 1900, Pg. 5: Mrs. John Weiner, a highly respected resident of Monroe Township, died very suddenly last Tuesday morning. Funeral services were held at Corning, Thursday. Interment occurred at Chapel Hill.*
St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Row 20, Perry Co., OH: Weiner, Minerva A., June 17, 1848, Aug. 21, 1908 (1900), his wife.
*Chapel Hill Cemetery is near Corning, Ohio.
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1850 Census, Perry Twp., Bearfield Twp., Roll 719, Pg.276, Line 33, 168/168, Nov. 13, 1850:
Henry T. Deaver, male, 27, merchant?, OH
Sarah A., female, 30, PA
Martha, female, 5, attends school, OH
Francis, male, 4, attends school, OH
Minerva, female, 1, OH
Benedict Pearl*, male, 17, laborer, PA
*Brother of Sarah Ann
1860 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Line 8, 752/679, July 26, 1860:
Henry T. Deaver, male, 37, const. carpenter, OH
Martha, female, 27, OH
Martha, female, 16, domestic, attends school, OH
Francis, male, 14, attends school, OH
Minerva, female, 12, attends school, OH
Mary, female, 11, attends school, OH
Lucinda*, female, 6, attends school, OH
Roseann* female, 3, OH
Sarah*, female, 1, OH
Henry's wife Martha can't read or write.
*Lucinda, Roseann & Sarah are the children of Henry & Martha. The other children are Henry's & Sarah's.
1870 Census, Ohio, Roll 1255, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Maxville P.O.,Family #140, Page 116, Dated 16 June 1870.
*Wimer (Weiner), John A., wm, 25, farmer, $1600, $600, OH
Minerva, wife, wf, 23 (can't read or write), OH
Potts, John, wm, 16(17), farm laborer, (can't read or write)
**Deaver, Sarah, wf, 11, helps mother?, OH
*John Weiner's parents were both foreign born.
**Sarah is the daughter of Henry Tillman Deaver & Martha Messerlin.
1880 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Roll 1057, ED 215, p.295 (7) family #66, Dated 9 June 1880:
Winer (Weiner), John, wm, 25(36), mar., farmer, R&W, OH,BAVARIA,BAV
Minerve, wf, 30(33), mar., OH,OH,OH
Charles, son, wm, 9, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Elizabeth, dau, wf, 7* or 8*, attends school, OH,OH,OH
James, son, wm, 6, OH,OH,OH
Luci, dau, wf, 5**, OH,OH,OH
Anne, dau, wf, 5**, OH,OH,OH
Rooney, dau, wf, 3, OH,OH,OH
Mary, dau, wf, 1**, OH,OH,OH
*Age was hard to read.
**According to the next census, which gives birth, month & year, the twins would have been only 3 years old, turning 4 the next month. Rooney (Florence) would have been 2, turning 3 in August, and Mary was about 8 months, turning l in October.
1900 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Roll 1313, ED 66, Pg.13, Line6, Dated____ 1900:
Weiner, John A., wm, 56, Dec.1843(1844), M35yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,GER,GER
Minnervie, wife, wf, 52, Jun.1847, M35yrs., 12 children, 10 living, OH,OH,OH
Annie C., dau, wf, 23, Jul.1876, OH,OH,OH
Lucy May, dau, wf, 23, Jul.1876,OH,OH,OH
Florence E., dau, wf, 22, Aug.1877, OH,OH,OH
Mary R., dau, wf, 20, Oct.1879, OH,OH,OH
Frank L., son, wm, 16, Jan.1884, farm laborer, OH,OH,OH
George, son, wm, 14 Apr.1886, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Maggie, dau, wf, 12, Apr. 1888, attends school, OH,OH,OH
All can read and write.
1920 Census, Ohio, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1426, ED71, Pg.9, Line 12,, Dated 10-12 Jan. 1920:
Weiner, John A., wm, 75, wid., farmer, owns farm, OH,GER,PA,(GER)
George, son, wm, 33, farm laborer, OH,OH,OH
Harriet, dau-in-law, 33, naturalized 1885-1886, ENG,ENG,ENG
Fredrick S., gr.son, wm, 11, attends school, OH,OH,ENG
Dorothy, gr.dau, wf, 5, attends school, OH,OH,ENG
George A., gr.son, wm, 10, attends school, OH,OH,ENG
Redfern, Edward, wm, 45, coal miner, ENG,ENG,ENG
All can read and write.
Minerva married John Andrew Weiner on 12 Feb 1867 in St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, By Fr. J. N. Bogardchapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio. John was born on 29 Dec 1844 in Blue Rock, Muskingum Co., Ohio, died on 27 Feb 1920 in Perry Co., Ohio at age 75, and was buried on 1 Mar 1920 in St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Chapel Hill, Perry Co., OH.
General Notes: Ohio Department of Health, Division of Vital Statistics, Certificate of Death, Perry Co., Ohio, Registra. District. #1016, File #16019, Monroe Twp., Santoy Village, John A. Weiner, residence Santoy, Ohio, male, white, widower, 75 years, 1 month, 28 days, retired farmer, b. Blue Rock Muskingum Co., Ohio, father: Charles Weiner, b. Germany, & Veronica Gossman, b. Germany, d. Feb. 27, 1920, of a cerebral hemmorage, informant: C. A. Weiner, Corning, Ohio, burial: Chapel Hill Cem., date of burial: March 1, 1920.
St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Row 20, Perry Co., OH: Weiner, John A., Dec. 29, 1844, Feb. 27, 1928 (20).
Another source has that John Andrew ws born In York Township, Morgan County, OH.
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New Lexington Herald, March 4, 1920, Page 1:
JOHN WEINER PASSES AWAY
John A. Weiner, aged 75 years, one of Monroe Township's oldest and most highly respected citizens, died at his home three and one-half miles northeast of Corning, Friday. Death was due to infirmities. Mr. Weiner was one of the pioneers of Monroe Township, and was always active in business life. Of late years he was one of the Township's largest oil producers, and it was largely through his efforts that coal is being mined extensively at Santoy. He was born on a farm where the Village of Santoy now stands, and has lived there all his life. Surviving him are four sons, Charles of Corning, John of Santoy, Frank of Moxahala, and George of the home. Three daughters, Mrs. George Talbot, of Moxahala, Mrs. Charles Shields of Chauncey, and Mrs. Bernard Souders of Corning. One sister, Mrs. John Monahan of Corning, and one brother, Jacob of Kansas. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Fr. D. P. Quailey at St. Bernard's Church, Corning, Monday.
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FROM "BIOGRAPHY OF THE WEINER FAMILIES 1831-1976 IN OHIO"
John Andrew Weiner was the second child born to Charles Karl Weiner and Veronica Frances Gossman. He was born in a log house on his father's farm in York Township, Morgan County, Ohio. This house is still in use today (1977).
John went to school nearby and learned the Rule of Three from his teacher. He grew to manhood and helped his father work their farm. At that time his grandfather, Franz, was still living and John must have worked and learned much from him also His father and grandfather perhaps told young John many tales which they experienced in Germany and of their voyage to America aboard the sailing ship.
At harvest time the grain was loaded into wagons and John along with his father, would start out for the grist mill in McConnelsville located on the Muskingum River about 12 miles southeast of their farm. They would get an early start and could reach the mill by noon, however, it was necessary to remain in town overnight, giving the mill time for grinding.
It was the general practice for a mill to charge and keep one bag of flour for each ten bags ground. If the harvest was large and produced more flour than needed, they would sell or trade the excess for cloth, shoes, spices, and other items before returning home.
John's grandfather died when John was 21 and his mother died the following year, so John needed a woman's touch around the farm. He was acquainted with a girl who lived at Deavertown and he knew she was the one.
The girl was Minerva Ann Deaver, she was living with her stepmother and her other brothers and sisters. Her father, Henry Tillman Deaver had died in the Civil War leaving his family in dire need.
John Andrew and Minerva Ann married, February 12, 1867 in the Catholic Church, St. Francis Xavier at Chapel Hill. Their witnesses were Joseph Gossman and Margaret A. Weiner, a cousin. Father J. N. Bogard officiating. Minerva was age 19 and John was 23.
At this time John and his father had purchased new land in the Chapel Hill area. Their new home was also of log construction and it stood on the center of the Perry and Morgan County line. Most of their children were born in this house.
Rearing children and the hard labor of farming was not entirely there way of life. Weekends during the summer, the young and old alike would gather at a neighbor's house or barn for a shindig. Professor Tommy Duffy and Dick Tolbot would officiate as the orchestra.
They would render tunes ranging from a selection of "Devil's Dream" to "Pop Goes The Weasel" with John Grannan usually pressed into the job of caller and the changes of dance would consist for the most part of "Alaman Left" and "Swing Your Partner" or "Balance All" and more.
The swing your partner change is worthy of mention as the rustic Romeo would encircle the waist of his Juliet in a bear-like embrace and as the latter omitted a delicate little squeal, he would swing her around and around until her calf skin shoes were extending out parallel to her waist.
When coal mining became a thriving industry in the late 1890's, a new town sprang up in this area. The town was called Santoy. The land where the town was built belonged to John Andrew and Minerva Weiner. They sold land to the coal companies and land to the railroad companies and by the year 1900 the town of Santoy was a booming and prosperous city. Other acreage in which they still farmed, they sold the coal. Later on, gas and oil were discovered on their farms and this also became a source of income.
However, Minerva died on the 21st day of August, 1900 and John Andrew buried her at Chapel Hill. John Andrew lived alone for the next twenty years in the new house he had built for Minerva before she died.
John Andrew Weiner died on February 27, 1920 leaving a sizable estate to his children. He was buried next to his wife, Minerva, in the Chapel Hill Cemetery, Perry County, OH.
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1860 Census, Perry Co., Monroe Twp.,, Chapel Hill P.O., Pgs. 224B & 225A, Lines 28 & 1, 17/16, July 30, 1860:
Charles Weiner, male, 42, farmer, $3,500/$2,800, BAVARIA
Veronica, female, 42, PA
Catharine, female, 17, attends school, OH
John, male, 13, attends school, OH
Jacob, male, 11, attends school, OH
Mary, female, 7, attends school, OH
Nicholas Rea, 65, farm laborer, SWITZ
Nicholas can't read or write.
• Census: 1870. Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1880. Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1900. Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1920.
• Occupation: Farmer
177 M i. John Weiner was born on 7 Oct 1869 in Ohio and died on 27 Oct 1869 in Ohio.
178 F ii. Mary Ellen Weiner was born on 7 Oct 1869 in Ohio, died between 26 Oct 1869 and 0027 in Ohio, and was buried in Oct 1869 in St. Francis Cemetery/Chapel Hill, Row 15, Chapel Hill, Perry Co., OH.
General Notes: St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Row 15, Perry Co., OH: Weiner, Mary E., d. Oct. 26, 1869, 20 yr.), d.o J. A. & M. A.
+ 179 M iii. Charles Henry Weiner was born on 2 Aug 1870 in Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died on 22 Dec 1932 at age 62, and was buried in Dec 1932 in Maplewood Cemetery, Row 5, Ward 25, Pike Twp., Perry Co., OH.
+ 180 F iv. Elizabeth Veronica "Bess" Weiner was born on 17 Jul 1872 in Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died on 24 Jan 1930 in Probably Pleasant Twp., Perry Co., OH at age 57, and was buried in Jan 1930 in Maplewood Cemetery, New Lexington, OH.
+ 181 M v. James Lewis Weiner was born on 24 Aug 1874 in Santoy, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died on 21 Jun 1947 in Columbus, Franklin Co., OH at age 72, and was buried in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Columbus, Franklin Co., OH.
+ 182 F vi. Anne Catherine "Annie" Weiner was born on 24 Jul 1876 in Monroe Twp., Perry County, OH and died on 20 May 1909 in Santoy, Perry Co., OH at age 32.
+ 183 F vii. Lucy May Weiner was born on 24 Jul 1876 in Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died on 15 Dec 1937 in Chauncey, Ohio at age 61, and was buried in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
+ 184 F viii. Florence Eveline Weiner was born on 24 Aug 1878 in Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio and died on 23 Aug 1914 at age 35.
185 F ix. Mary Rooney Weiner was born on 3 Oct 1879 in Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died on 5 Dec 1901 in Perry County, OH at age 22, and was buried in Dec 1901 in St. Francis Cemetery/Chapel Hill, Row 20, Chapel Hill, Perry Co., OH. The cause of her death was Typhoid fever.
General Notes: Mary Rooney was born on October of 1879 and baptized at St. Francis Catholic Church on the 2nd day of November that year. The priest was father Thomas Rooney, Pastor. Her sponsors were Francis and Nancy Souders. Mary Rooney died at the age of 22. She is buried at the Chapel Hill Cemetery.
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Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records, Weiner, Mary, father John A., mother Minerva Deaver, female, white, b. 3 October 1879, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
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St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Row 20, Perry Co., OH: Weiner, Mary R., d. Dec. 3, 1901, 22 yr. 2 mo. 2 da., d/o John A. & Minerva A.
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New Lexington Herald, December 26, 1901, Pg. 1:
OBITUARY
Mary R. Weiner, daughter of John A. and Minerva Weiner, of near Chapel Hill, died Dec. 5th, 1901, aged 22 years, two months and two days. After lying sick for over one month with typhoid fever the dreaded disease baffled the skill of the physicians and snatched from our midst one who all loved and respected, leaving a vacancy not only in her own family circle, but in a vast circle of friends which can never be filled. If any consolation can be afforded her family it must come from a power higher than possessed by man. It is a melancholy pleasure to dwell upon the virtues and accomplishments of the dear departed, but subject is too painful, and in the confidence that is in the enjoyment of an everlasting happiness, we must try and believe it was for the best. Having been raised in the faith of the Catholic Church, she was a true and consistent Christian, and expressed a wish to go and meet her mother and two sisters who preceded her to the Spirit world. She has left behind a loving father, five sisters and four brothers to mourn their loss.
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1880 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Roll 1057, ED 215, p.295 (7) family #66, Dated 9 June 1880:
Winer (Weiner), John, wm, 25(36), mar., farmer, R&W, OH,BAVARIA,BAV
Minerve, wf, 30(33), mar., OH,OH,OH
Charles, son, wm, 9, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Elizabeth, dau, wf, 7* or 8*, attends school, OH,OH,OH
James, son, wm, 6, OH,OH,OH
Luci, dau, wf, 5**, OH,OH,OH
Anne, dau, wf, 5**, OH,OH,OH
Rooney, dau, wf, 3, OH,OH,OH
Mary, dau, wf, 1**, OH,OH,OH
*Age was hard to read.
**According to the next census, which gives birth, month & year, the twins would have been only 3 years old, turning 4 the next month. Rooney (Florence) would have been 2, turning 3 in August, and Mary was about 8 months, turning l in October.
1900 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Roll 1313, ED 66, Pg.13, Line6, Dated____ 1900:
Weiner, John A., wm, 56, Dec.1843, M35yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,GER,GER
Minnervie, wife, wf, 52, Jun.1847, M35yrs., 12 children, 10 living, OH,OH,OH
Annie C., dau, wf, 23, Jul.1876, OH,OH,OH
Lucy May, dau, wf, 23, Jul.1876,OH,OH,OH
Florence E., dau, wf, 22, Aug.1877, OH,OH,OH
Mary R., dau, wf, 20, Oct.1879, OH,OH,OH
Frank L., son, wm, 16, Jan.1884, farm laborer, OH,OH,OH
George, son, wm, 14 Apr.1886, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Maggie, dau, wf, 12, Apr. 1888, attends school, OH,OH,OH
All can read and write.
186 F x. Rose Ellen Weiner was born on 24 Oct 1881 in Monroe Township, Perry County, Ohio, died on 3 Jun 1892 in Perry Co., OH at age 10, and was buried in Jun 1892 in St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Row 20, Chapel Hill, Perry Co., OH.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records, Weiner, Rose E., father John A., mother Minerva Deaver, female, white, b. 24 October 1881, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
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Rose Ellen Weiner was baptized on November 25, 1881 by Father Thomas Rooney, Pastor of St. Francis Catholic Church, Chapel Hill. Rose Ellen died at the age of 10 on June 3, 1892. The cause of death is not known. She is buried in the Chapel Hill Cemetery.
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St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Row 20, Perry Co., OH: Weiner, Rose E., d. June 3, 1892, 10 yr. 6 mo. 10 da, d/o J. A. & M. A.
187 M xi. Francis Leo "Frank" Weiner was born on 5 Jan 1884 in Ohio, died on 12 Aug 1935 at age 51, and was buried in Aug 1935 in Maplewood Cemetery, New Lexington, Perry Co., OH. The cause of his death was stroke.
General Notes: Francis (Frank) Leo Weiner was born on January 5, 1884 and baptized at St. Francis Xavier Church, Chapel Hill on the 10th day of February that year. His sponsors were Leo Snider and Amanda Appleman. Father Thomas Rooney officiated.
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Frank married Marvena Gorham in 1909 and they resided for many years in the Village of Moxahala, OH. Frank owned and operated a general store in that town plus conducted a livestock brokering business.
He and Marvena produced no natural children, however, they raised John Dalton (Weiner) a son of Anne Weiner and John Dalton. Frank suffered a massive stroke at age 52 and died on August 12, 1935. Both Frank and Marvena are buried in Maplewood Cemetery, New Lexington, OH.
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1900 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Roll 1313, ED 66, Pg.13, Line6, Dated____ 1900:
Weiner, John A., wm, 56, Dec.1843, M35yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,GER,GER
Minnervie, wife, wf, 52, Jun.1847, M35yrs., 12 children, 10 living, OH,OH,OH
Annie C., dau, wf, 23, Jul.1876, OH,OH,OH
Lucy May, dau, wf, 23, Jul.1876,OH,OH,OH
Florence E., dau, wf, 22, Aug.1877, OH,OH,OH
Mary R., dau, wf, 20, Oct.1879, OH,OH,OH
Frank L., son, wm, 16, Jan.1884, farm laborer, OH,OH,OH
George, son, wm, 14 Apr.1886, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Maggie, dau, wf, 12, Apr. 1888, attends school, OH,OH,OH
All can read and write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Franklin Co., Columbus City, Roll 1181, ED84, Pg.5B, Line 7l, Family113, Dated 20 April 1910:
Weiner, Frank L., wm, 26, M1yr., R.R. hostler*, rents house, reads & writes, OH,OH,OH
Marveire(sp?), wife, wf, 23, M1yr., reads & writes, OH,OH,OH
They had no children as of this census. Both read & write.
*A hostler services engines at the end of the run.
1920 Census, Ohio, Roll 1426, Ohio, Pleasant Twp., Perry Co., ED76, Pg.4B, Line 95, Dated 9&10 Jan. 1920:
Weiner, Frank, wm, 34(36), farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,OH
Marvare, wife, wf, 32, OH,OH,OH
*John A., nephew, wm, 10, OH,OH,OH
Gorham, John, brother-in-law, wm, 24, single, bookkeeper, clay mine, OH,OH,OH
Gorham, Ducilene?, mother-in-law, wf, 63, wid.?, OH,ENG,ENG
*John A. Weiner is the son of James and Mary Bennett Weiner. The age here is wrong. He is 7 years old. He is listed with his parents in the 1920 Census and there it shows the correct age of 7.
1930 Census, Roll 1861, OH, Perry Co., Pleasant Twp., State Street, ED64-23, Sheet 10B, Pg.152B, Line 70, Dated 17 April 1930:
Weiner, Frank L., head, wm, 44, M. at 25, merchant-grocery store, OH,OH,OH
Murvelor, wife, wf, 40, M. at 20, clerk-grocery store, OH,OH,OH
Frank owns house, value $600. No radio & no veterans. Both can read & write.
Francis married Marvena Gorham in 1909. Marvena was born on 19 Dec 1887 in Perry Co., OH, died on 13 Dec 1958 in Perry Co., OH at age 70, and was buried in Dec 1958 in Maplewood Cemetery, New Lexington, Perry Co., OH. The cause of her death was stroke.
General Notes: Marvena is the daughter of Charles Gorham and Cecilia Bennett.
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Perry County Tribune, Thursday, December 18, 1958, Pg. B-1:
MRS. MARVENA KING
Funeral services for Mrs. King, 71, were held Tuesday a.m. in St. Rose church with Fr. Maurice Donovan officiating. Burial was made in New Lexington cemetery by Roberts Funeral home.
Mrs. King died Saturday night in Mt. St. Mary hospital where she had been a patient for a week following a stroke.
A life-long resident of Perry county, she was born December 29, 1887, a daughter of Charles and Cecelia Bennett Gorham. She was a member of St. Rose church, Daughters of Isabella, Ladies Sodality, Alter Society and Hibernians.
Survivors are a son John Dalton, Columbus; a sister, Mrs. Clement McCabe, Ferndale, Mich.; and a brother Gilbert Gorham, Columbus.
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Newspaper Obit:
MRS. KING DIES AT 71 AFTER STROKE
New Lexington -- Mrs. Marvena King, 71, of 220 West Brown Street, died at 10:15 p.m. Saturday in Mount St. Mary hospital in Nelsonville where she had been a patient for a week following a stroke.
A life-long resident of Perry County, she was born Dec. 29, 1887, a daughter of Charles and Cecelia Bennett Gorham. She was a member of St. Rose Catholic Church, Third Order of the Daughters of Isabella, Ladies Sodality, Altar Society and Hibernians.
Surviving are a son, John Dalton of Columbus; a sister, Mrs. Clement McCabe of Ferndale, Mich. and a brother, Gilbert Gorham of Columbus.
Requiem High Mass will be conducted at 9 a.m. Tuesday in St. Rose Church by the Rev. Fr. Maurice Donovan. Burial will be in New Lexington Cemetery. Friends may call at the Roberts Funeral Home.
+ 188 M xii. George Albert Weiner was born between 17 Apr 1886 and 0019 in Rendville, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died on 14 Jan 1967 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio 43731, and was buried in Jan 1967 in Maplewood Cemetery, Pike Twp., Perry Co., OH.
189 F xiii. Margaret "Maggie" Anne Weiner was born on 6 Apr 1888 in Santoy, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died on 18 Jan 1975 in Columbus, Franklin Co., OH at age 86, and was buried in Jan 1975 in Maplewood Cemetery, New Lexington, Perry Co., OH.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records, Weiner, Maggie M., father John A., mother Minerva Deaver, female, white, b. 6 April 1888, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
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Perry Co., Ohio, Marriage Records: Year 1907, Souders, Bernard m. Margaret Wemer, Book 12, Page 641. NOTE: Notice spellings on Bernard's and Margaret's last names.
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Margaret Anne was the last child born to John Andrew and Minerva Ann Weiner. She was perhaps baptized at St. Bernard's Catholic Church in Corning, OH, because she was not recorded as being baptized at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Chapel Hill. It is believed that this was the period of time the old church in Chapel Hill was being torn down. Only a corner of this once beautiful stone Catholic Church remains standing today (1977).
This marriage to Bernard Souders did not produce any children, however, they took to raise the young daughter of Anne Weiner Dalton, who died in 1909. This child's name was Mary Dalton. Margaret and Bernard lived in Corning, OH throughout their married life. When Bernard died on Feb. 16, 1962, Margaret went to live in New Lexington, OH, where she remained until her death at age 87 in 1975. She and Bernard are buried in Maplewood Cemetery, New Lexington, OH.
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Perry County Tribune, Wednesday, January 22, 1975, Pg. B-2:
MARGARET SOUDERS
Mrs. Margaret Souders, 86, formerly of Corning and New Lexington area resident, died Thursday in Mount Carmel Hospital at Columbus after a long illness.
She was born April 6, 1988 , at Santoy.
Mrs. Souders was a member of St. Rose Catholic Church and its Altar Society.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Mary I. Heimann of Groveport; a granddaughter, Mrs. Mary Lou Littlefield of Groveport; 15 great-grandchildren. Her husband, Bernard J., died in 1962.
Funeral Mass was held Saturday in St. Rose Church. Burial was made in New Lexington Cemetery.
Wake services were held Friday evening at the Chute-Wiley Funeral Home.
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1900 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Roll 1313, ED 66, Pg.13, Line6, Dated____ 1900:
Weiner, John A., wm, 56, Dec.1843, M35yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,GER,GER
Minnervie, wife, wf, 52, Jun.1847, M35yrs., 12 children, 10 living, OH,OH,OH
Annie C., dau, wf, 23, Jul.1876, OH,OH,OH
Lucy May, dau, wf, 23, Jul.1876,OH,OH,OH
Florence E., dau, wf, 22, Aug.1877, OH,OH,OH
Mary R., dau, wf, 20, Oct.1879, OH,OH,OH
Frank L., son, wm, 16, Jan.1884, farm laborer, OH,OH,OH
George, son, wm, 14 Apr.1886, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Maggie, dau, wf, 12, Apr. 1888, attends school, OH,OH,OH
All can read and write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Corning Village, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1222, ED134, Pg.9A, Line 7, Dated 22 April 1910:
Sounders, Bernard, wm, 23, 1st M1yr., R.R. brakeman, owns farm & house, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Margaret*, wife, wf, 22, 1st M1yr., reads & writes, OH,OH,OH
Weiner, Mary*, nephew, wf, 55, OH,OH,OH
*Margaret is the daughter of John A. & Minerva Weiner. Mary is listed as "nephew". It probably means that Bernard is her nephew-in-law. Mary is a sister to John A., & the aunt of Margaret.
1920 Census, OH, Roll 1426, Monroe Twp., Corning Village,Hordleville? Road, The Hill Top, ED 70, Sheet 12A, Pg. 97, Line 39, 266/266, Dated 10 January 1920:
Sounders, Bernard, head, wm, 33, mar., conductor-railroad, OH,OH,OH
Margerate, wife, wf, 31, mar., OH,OH,OH
Wiener, Mary, adopted child, wf, 14, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Owns home; all read & write.
1930 Census, OH, Roll 1861, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Corning Village, ED64-16, Sheet 10B, Pg.59B, Line 81, 245/258, Dated 9 April 1930:
Sounders, Bernard J., head, wm, 43, M. at 21, conductor-railroad, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, wife, wf, 41, M. at 19, OH,OH,OH
Owns home, value $2,500; has radio; both read & write; no veterans.
Margaret married Bernard J. Souders in 1907 in Perry Co., Ohio. Bernard was born on 2 Jun 1886 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., OH, died on 16 Feb 1962 in Corning, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., OH at age 75, and was buried in Feb 1962 in Maplewood Cemetery, New Lexington, Perry Co., OH. The cause of his death was Heart attack.
General Notes: Bernard is the son of Jacob Souders and Rose Whalen.
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Perry County Tribune, Wednesday, February 14, 1962, Pg. 4-A:
BERNARD SOUDERS
Mr. Souders, 75, corning, died of an apparent heart attack Tuesday p.m. while shoveling snow in the front yard of his home.
He was a retired railroad conductor, having worked 52 years with the New York Central Railroad before retiring in 1955.
He was born June 2, 1886 at Chapel Hill, near Corning, the son of Jacob and Rose Whalen Souders, and had lived in Corning for 70 years. He was a member of St. Bernard Catholic Church, New Lexington Elks Lodge and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
Survivors are his wife, Margaret; one daughter, Mrs. L. J. (Mary) Heimann, Groveport; one sister, Mrs. Laura Flowers, Corning; one granddaughter and six great-grandchildren. A brother and sister are deceased.
Services will be held at 9 a.m. Friday in St. Bernard Church with Fr. Raymond Totten officiating. Burial will be in New Lexington Cemetery by the Carl W. Hermey Funeral Home. Friends may call at the funeral home where the Rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock Thursday.
• Obituary: Railroad conductor.
29. Mary Ann "Molly" Deaver (Sarah Ann Pearl4, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 17 Aug 1851 in Deavertown, Perry Co., Ohio, died on 29 Jun 1916 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio at age 64, and was buried on 1 Jul 1916 in St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Chapel Hill, Perry Co., OH. The cause of her death was Aortic regugitation, causing sudden death.
General Notes: Mary Ann was born in August 1850 according to the 1900 Census in Perry Co., Ohio, however, the Death Certificate gives a different date -- see below. According to Joan Sheely she was born 17 Aug. 1851.
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Death Certificate, Perry Co., Corning, Village, Reg. Dist. #1016, Primary Regis. Dist. #3080, Mary Potts, female, white, married, b. June 14, 1850, Chapel Hill, Ohio, age 66, 17 days, d. 1 July 1916, Corning, Perry Co., Ohio, housewife, father: Tillman Deaver, b. Morgan Co., Ohio; mother: Sarah Ann Pearl, b. Morgan Co., Ohio; informant: (coudn't make out first name), middle initial B. Thompson, Crooksville, Ohio, dated July 1916; burial place: Chapel Hill Cemetery. Cause of death: Aortic Regurgitation, sudden death.
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Mary Ann was mentioned in her grandfather Lawrence Pearl's Will.
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Perry County, Marriage Book 5, page 467, John Potts married Mary A. Deaver, 20 November 1875.
St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery Record, Row 1: Potts, Mary A., 1851-1916, w/o John Potts
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1860 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Line 8, 752/679, July 26, 1860:
Henry T. Deaver, male, 37, const. carpenter, OH
Martha, female, 27, OH
Martha, female, 16, domestic, attends school, OH
Francis, male, 14, attends school, OH
Minerva, female, 12, attends school, OH
Mary, female, 11, attends school, OH
Lucinda, female, 6, attends school, OH
Roseann* female, 3, OH
Sarah*, female, 1, OH
Henry's wife Martha can't read or write.
*Roseann & Sarah are the children of Henry & Martha. The other children are Henry's & Sarah's.
1870 Census, Ohio, Maxville, P.O., Monroe Twp., Perry Co, Roll #1255, family #140, page 116, dated 16 June 1870.
Wimer, John A. (Weiner, wm, 25? (farmer, $1699, $600, OH
Minerva, wife, wf, 23, can't write, OH
Potts, John, wm, 16(17), farm laborer, can't write, OH
Deaver, Sarah, wf, 11, helps mother?, OH
(Sarah must be a niece -- haven't figured out the relationship, but she's not Minerva's daughter).
John A. Weiner's parents were both foreign born.
There were many Mary Potts in the 1880 Census. In the 1900 Census, there were another John and Mary Potts, also in Perry Co., Monroe Twp. This one from the 1880 Census seems most likely to have been the daughter of Sarah and Henry Deaver, although we can't be certain. Their ages and parental birth places seem more correct than the other couples.
1880 Census, Ohio, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1057, ED215, pg.2, l.27, dated ___ 1880:
Potts, John, wm, 26(27?), carpenter, OH,OH,PA?
Mary, wife, wf, 27(29-30), OH,OH,PA
Clare(Clara), dau, wf, 11(10?), OH,OH,OH
Iniz(ez), dau, wf, 5, OH,OH,OH)
Esse, dau, wf, 9 months, OH,OH,OH
1900 Census, Ohio, Rendville Voting Precinct, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1313, ED66, Pg. 146B, Sh.12B, Line 82, Dated 1900.
Potts, John, wm, 47, Apr.1853, M24yrs., carpenter, owns farm & house, OH,OH?, IRE?
Mary, wife, wf, 49, Aug.1850, M24yrs., 10 children, 9 living, OH,OH,OH(Pa)
Albert J., son, wm, 19, Apr.1881, gr__ in mine, OH,OH,OH
Annie, dau, wf, 17, Feb. 1883, gr.__ in mine, OH,OH,OH
William H., son, wm, 15, Sep.1884, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Thomas A., son, wm, 13, Jun.1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
John E., son, wm, 11, May 1889, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Inis(ez), dau, wf, 8(9), Jun.1891, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Leo C., son, wm, 6(7), Jul.1893, attends school, OH,OH,OH
All read and write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Rendville Voting Precinct, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1222, ED135,pg.10B,l.73, dated 2-3 May 1910:
Potts, John, wm, 56(57), 1stM34yrs., coal miner, OH,OH?,IRE?
Mary A., wife, wf, 58(59), 1st M.34yrs., 10 children, 7 living, OH,OH,OH(Pa)
Albert, son, wm, 29, widow, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Leo, son, wm, 16, farms, OH,OH,OH
Jessie, gr-dau, wf, 4 (Albert's dau), OH,OH,OH
All read and write except Jessie.
Mary married John Albert Potts on 20 Nov 1875 in Perry Co., Ohio. John was born in Apr 1853 in Chapel Hill, Perry Co., Ohio, died between 25 Dec 1926 and 0028 in Congo, Perry Co., Ohio, and was buried in St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery, Chapel Hill, Perry Co., OH.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Marriage Records: Year 1875, Potts, John m. Mary A. Deaver, Book 5, Page 467.
The 1900 Census has John born April 1853. St. Francis/Chapel Hill Cemetery records has b. 1851, d. 1926. Don't know which is correct.
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1920 Census, Ohio, Congo, Buckingham Precinct, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1426, ED72, Pg. 136B, Sh.12B, l.75, 225/232, dated 8 June 1920:
Potts, John, wm, 67, widow, coal miner, rents house, OH,PA?,IRE?
John reads and writes.
• Census: 1870. Roll 1255 Ohio, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Maxville P.O., family #140
+ 190 F i. Clara Potts was born in 1870 in Ohio.
191 F ii. Inez Ellen Potts was born between 1874 and 1875 in Perry Co., Ohio and died before 1900 in Probably Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Iniz Potts died in childhood?
Another researcher, Leslie Maynard, has her birth date as 17 Aug. 1877, however, the 1880 Census says she's five years old.
1880 Census, Ohio, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1057, ED215, pg.2, l.27, dated ___ 1880:
Potts, John, wm, 26(27?), carpenter, OH,OH,PA?
Mary, wife, wf, 27(29-30), OH,OH,PA
Clare, dau, wf, 11(10?), OH,OH,OH
Iniz(ez), dau, wf, 5, OH,OH,OH)
Esse, dau, wf, 9 months, OH,OH,OH
192 F iii. Effie Elizabeth Potts was born on 7 Sep 1879 in Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records, Potts, Effa E., father John, mother Mary Deaver, female, white, b. 7 September 1879, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
1880 Census, Ohio, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1057, ED215, pg.2, l.27, dated ___ 1880:
Potts, John, wm, 26(27?), carpenter, OH,OH,PA?
Mary, wife, wf, 27(29-30), OH,OH,PA
Clare, dau, wf, 11(10?), OH,OH,OH
Iniz(ez), dau, wf, 5, OH,OH,OH)
Esse, dau, wf, 9 months, OH,OH,OH
+ 193 M iv. Albert Joseph Potts was born on 8 Apr 1881 in Perry Co., Ohio.
+ 194 F v. Anna Irene Potts was born on 24 Feb 1883 in Chapel Hill, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died on 11 Oct 1913 in Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio at age 30, and was buried in Oct 1913 in Maplewood Cemetery, Pike Twp., Perry Co., OH.
+ 195 M vi. William Henry Potts was born on 3 Sep 1884 in Perry Co., Ohio and died in May 1971 in West Union, Ohio at age 86.
+ 196 M vii. Thomas Arthur Potts was born on 30 Jun 1886 in Rendville, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
+ 197 M viii. John Edward Potts was born on 12 May 1889 in Rendville, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio and died in Mar 1963 in Ohio at age 73.
198 F ix. Inez Mary Potts was born on 15 Jun 1891 in Chapel Hill, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Record has Potts, Mary, father John, mother Mary Deaver., female, white, b. 15 June 1891, Chapel Hill, Monroe Twp., Ohio. Notice her name is Mary on the birth record.
1900 Census, Ohio, Rendville Voting Precinct, Monroe Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1313, ED66, Pg.12B, Line 82, Dated _______1900.
Potts, John, wm, 47, Apr.1853, M24yrs., carpenter, owns farm & house, OH,OH?, IRE?
Mary, wife, wf, 49, Aug.1850, M24yrs., 10 children, 9 living, OH,OH,OH(Pa)
Albert J., son, wm, 19, Apr.1881, gr__ in mine, OH,OH,OH
Annie, dau, wf, 17, Feb. 1883, gr.__ in mine, OH,OH,OH
William H., son, wm, 15, Sep.1884, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Thomas A., son, wm, 13, Jun.1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
John E., son, wm, 11, May 1889, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Inis(ez), dau, wf, 8(9), Jun.1891, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Leo C., son, wm, 6(7), Jul.1893, attends school, OH,OH,OH
All read and write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Columbus Precinct H?, Franklin Co., Roll #1181, ED91, pg.2A, l.49, Family #39, Dated 18 April 1910:
Kinny, Melroy, wm, 47, 1st M19yrs., merchant (commission), R&W, OH,NY,OH
Clara, wife, wf, 40, 1st M19yrs., 3 children, 3 living,R&W,OH,OH,OH
Lucille, dau, wf, 17, single, OH,OH,OH
Helen K., dau, wf, 16, single, OH,OH,OH
Josephine, dau, wf, 14, single, OH,OH,OH
Potts, Inez, sis-in-law, wf, 19, single, OH,OH,OH
+ 199 M x. Leo Charles Potts was born on 16 Jul 1893 in Perry Co., Ohio.
30. Peter Longstreth (Eleanor Pearl5, Lawrence Sr.1) was born in Nov 1844 in Perry County?, OH, died in 1936 in Perry Co., OH at age 92, and was buried in 1936 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
General Notes: Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records: Longstreth, Peter, 1844 - 1936, 64th OVI.
Peter & Diantha Longstreth (according to the 1900 and 1910 Censuses) have had 11 children. In the 1900 Census, 9 were still living; in 1910, eight were living.
Record of Deaths, Perry County, OH
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The St. Dominic Cemetery records show that they had a child, Eleanore b. 8 April 1876. Something is obviously wrong someplace, because on birth records for Perry Co., Ohio, they had a child, George W. b. 31 July 1876, in Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio. His birth is less than 3 months after Eleanor's???
1850 Census, OH, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Roll 719, Pg.274B, Line 8, 142/142, Nov. 11, 1850:
James P. Longstreth, m, 30, farmer, $800, OH
Elenor, f, 29, PA
Peter, m, 5, attends school, OH
Susanna E., f, 4, attends school, OH
Philip J., m, 2, OH
Eleanor & James can't read or write.
1860 Census, Ohio, McLuney Station, P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1022, pg.195, l.35-37; pg.196, l. l-7, Dwelling #584, Family #597, Dated 17 July 1860:
Longstreth, James, wm, 40, farmer, $2500, $2085, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 39(40?) (can't read?), PA
Peter, son, wm, 15, attends school, OH
Susannah, daughter, wf, 13, attends school, OH
Philip, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 10, attends school, OH
John, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 7, attends school, OH
Thomas, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 4, OH
Stephen, son, wm, 3, OH
Margaret, dau, wm, 3 months, OH
1870 & 1880 CENSUSES CAN'T FIND PETER
1900 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, Vol. 123, ED61, pg.12, 1.43, Family #279, Dated 12 June 1900:
Longstreth, Peter, wm, 55, Nov.1844, M30yrs., farmer, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Diantha, wife, wf, 50, Oct.1849, M30yrs., 11 children, 9 now living, R&W, PA,PA,CONN
Dora, dau., wf, 21, Dec.1878, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Emma, dau., wf, 19, Mar.1881, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Edward, son, wm, 16, Jan.1884, tanner, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Effie, dau., wf, 14, May 1886, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Minnie, dau., wf, 11, Nov.1888, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Alma, dau., wf, 8, Sep.1891, OH,OH,PA
James P., father, wm, 80, Mar.1820, farmer, R&W, OH,PA,PA
1910 Census, Ohio, Crooksville, East Precinct, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., 496 Washington Ave., Roll #1222, Vol.146, ED127, pg.21B, Family #573, Dated 26 June 1910:
Longstreth, Peter, wm, 65, M40yrs., owns farm, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Diantha M., wife, wf, 60, M40yrs., 11 children, 9 living, R&W, PA,PA,CONN
Steven, son, wm, 35(36?), single, machinery man-coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,PA
1920 Census, Ohio, Crooksville, Perry Co., Roll #____, ED63, pg.29, l.31:
Longstreth, Peter, wm, 75, owns farm, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Diantha, wife, wf, 70, R&W, PA,PA,CONN
1930 Census, Roll 1860, OH, Perry Co., Crooksville Village, Harrison Twp., Washington St., ED64-7, Sheet 3B, Pg.244B, Line 80, Dated April 4, 1930:
Longstreth, Peter, wm, 85, M. at 25, no occup. OH,OH,PA
Diantha, wife, wf, 80, M. at 20, PA,PA,CT
Peter is a veteran, owns house, value $1,500, both can read & write.
• Census: 1900. Harrison Twp., Perry Co.
• Census: 1910. Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio 43731
• Census: 1920. Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio 43731
Peter married Diantha Myers about 1870. Diantha was born on 5 Oct 1849 in Scranton, PA, died on 19 Jul 1931 in Perry County, OH at age 81, and was buried in Jul 1931 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry. The cause of her death was carsinoma of the stomach.
General Notes: Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records: Longstreth, Diantha M., his wife, 1849 - 1931.
Records of Death, Perry Co., OH: Diantha M. Longstreth, female, white, married, d. 7-19-31, 81yrs., 9mos., 14days, Crooksville, b. Scranton, PA., housewife, carcinoma of the stomach, Reg. #193.
200 M i. Francis "Frank" J. Longstreth was born on 10 Dec 1872 in Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio and died on 17 Jun 1900 in Perry Co., Ohio at age 27.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records, Longstreth, Francis I.(J), son of Peter Longstreth and Diantha Mires, male, white, b. 10 December 1872, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio. His mother's maiden name in this case is spelled "Mires" but, on other children's births, it is spelled "Myers".
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New Lexington Tribune, 19 June 1900: A Sad Death -- A very sad death occurred at the home of Peter Longstreth, near McLuney, Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock, being the demise of their son Frank. He had been employed as a fireman on one of the railroads running into Cleveland, and was a faithful employee, and highly esteemed by his employers. Early this spring he suffered an attack of prenmonia and was in a precarious condition for some time, and had partially recovered but not sufficient to resume work. About a month since, he was united in marriage to an estimable young lady of Cleveland, and with his bride came home to spend a vacation with his parents. Soon after arriving at his home, he again became ill, and rapidly grew worse, his illness developing into a case of typhoid-pneumonia, resulting in his death as above stated. The deceased was a young man of excellent traits of character and was highly esteemed by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. The grief stricken wife and sorrowing parents have the sympathy of the people. -- Crooksville X Rays.
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New Lexington Tribune, 18 July 1900: A Card of Thanks -- The family of Peter Longstreth wishes to thank their friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of their son, Francis.
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Marriage License, Application #23286 filed and marriage license issued June 11, 1900, Francis J. Longstreth, age 27, of 571 St. Clair St., Cleveland, OH, b. McLuney, Fireman, dad Peter Longstreth, mother Diantha Myers, m. Louise M. Mullery, age 20, of 38 Beecher St., Cleveland, b. Cleveland, Ohio, typewriter, dad William Mullery, mom Elizabeth Rogers. Occupation: Typist.First marriage for both. Marriage to be solemnized by Rev. Gilbert P. Jennings, 1226 Euclid Ave., License issued by N. A. Schwab, Deputy Clerk
RETURN: The State of Ohio, Cuyahoga County, SS. I certify that on the 12th day of June 1900 Mr. Francis J. Longstreth and Miss Louise M. Mullery were by me legally joined in marriage. Signed Rev. Gilbert P. Jennings.
Francis married Louise M. Mullery on 12 Jun 1900 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, By Rev. Gilbert P. Jennings. Louise was born about 1880 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH.
General Notes: There was no record of Louise ever remarrying.
Necrology File at Western Reserve Historical Soc., Cleveland, Ohio: Cleveland Plain Dealer, Stamped Apr. 9, 1963, Longstreth, Louise, 6808 Quimby Ave., N.E. died Dec. 8, 1962.
There is a Louise Longstreth, Social Sec. #272-09-4066, b. 12 July 1876 & d. Jan. 1963, Ohio. Doesn't give city. Don't know if this is the right Louise. Dates aren't exactly right.
201 F ii. Steven T. Longstreth was born in 1874 in Ohio and died in 1929 at age 55.
General Notes: Steven was still single in the 1910 census.
Church of the Atonement Cemetery, Section D, Row 7, Steven T. (last name is blank but it is right above Peter and Diantha M. Longstreth, b.1874, d. 1929 (Sp. American War Vet)
1860 Census, Ohio, McLuney Station, P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1022, pg.195, l.35-37; pg.196, l. l-7, Dwelling #584, Family #597, Dated 17 July 1860:
Longstreth, James, wm, 40, farmer, $2500, $2085, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 39(40?) (can't read?), PA
Peter, son, wm, 15, attends school, OH
Susannah, daughter, wf, 13, attends school, OH
Philip, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 10, attends school, OH
John, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 7, attends school, OH
Thomas, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 4, OH
Stephen, son, wm, 3, OH
Margaret, dau, wm, 3 months, OH
1910 Census, Ohio, Crooksville, East Precinct, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #___, Vol.146, ED127, pg.21B, Family #573, Dated 26 June 1910:
Longstreth, Peter, wm, 65, M40yrs., owns farm, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Diantha M., wife, wf, 60, M40yrs., 11 children, 9 living, R&W, PA,PA,CONN
Steven, son, wm, 35, single, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,PA
202 F iii. Eleanor A. Longstreth was born on 8 Apr 1876, died on 16 Jan 1898 in Perry Co., Ohio at age 21, and was buried in St. Dominic's Cemetery, Mccluney, Perry Co., OH.
General Notes: St. Dominic Burial Records: Longstreth, Eleanor A., daughter of T.(P.) & D., d. 16 Jan. 1893 (1898, aged 21y, 9m, 8d.
+ 203 M iv. George W. Longstreth was born on 31 Jul 1876 in Harrison Twp., Perry Co., OH.
204 F v. Dora Longstreth was born in Dec 1878 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1900 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, Vol. 123, ED61, pg.12, 1.43, Family #279, Dated 12 June 1900:
Longstreth, Peter, wm, 55, Nov.1844, M30yrs., farmer, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Diantha, wife, wf, 50, Oct.1849, M30yrs., 11 children, 9 now living, R&W, PA,PA,CONN
Dora, dau., wf, 21, Dec.1878, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Emma, dau., wf, 19, Mar.1881, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Edward, son, wm, 16, Jan.1884, tanner, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Effie, dau., wf, 14, May 1886, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Minnie, dau., wf, 11, Nov.1888, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Alma, dau., wf, 8?, Sep.1891, OH,OH,PA
James P., father, wm, 80, Mar.1820, farmer, R&W, OH,PA,PA
205 F vi. Emma Longstreth was born in Mar 1881 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1900 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, Vol. 123, ED61, pg.12, 1.43, Family #279, Dated 12 June 1900:
Longstreth, Peter, wm, 55, Nov.1844, M30yrs., farmer, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Diantha, wife, wf, 50, Oct.1849, M30yrs., 11 children, 9 now living, R&W, PA,PA,CONN
Dora, dau., wf, 21, Dec.1878, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Emma, dau., wf, 19, Mar.1881, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Edward, son, wm, 16, Jan.1884, tanner, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Effie, dau., wf, 14, May 1886, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Minnie, dau., wf, 11, Nov.1888, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Alma, dau., wf, 8?, Sep.1891, OH,OH,PA
James P., father, wm, 80, Mar.1820, farmer, R&W, OH,PA,PA
206 M vii. Edward Longstreth was born in Jan 1884 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1900 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, Vol. 123, ED61, pg.12, 1.43, Family #279, Dated 12 June 1900:
Longstreth, Peter, wm, 55, Nov.1844, M30yrs., farmer, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Diantha, wife, wf, 50, Oct.1849, M30yrs., 11 children, 9 now living, R&W, PA,PA,CONN
Dora, dau., wf, 21, Dec.1878, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Emma, dau., wf, 19, Mar.1881, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Edward, son, wm, 16, Jan.1884, tanner, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Effie, dau., wf, 14, May 1886, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Minnie, dau., wf, 11, Nov.1888, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Alma, dau., wf, 8?, Sep.1891, OH,OH,PA
James P., father, wm, 80, Mar.1820, farmer, R&W, OH,PA,PA
No Edward Longstreth in the 1910 OH Soundex.
207 F viii. Effie A. Longstreth was born on 15 May 1886 in Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records, Longstreth, Effie A., daughter of Peter Longstreth and Diantha Myers, female, white, b. 15 May 1886, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
1900 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, Vol. 123, ED61, pg.12, 1.43, Family #279, Dated 12 June 1900:
Longstreth, Peter, wm, 55, Nov.1844, M30yrs., farmer, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Diantha, wife, wf, 50, Oct.1849, M30yrs., 11 children, 9 now living, R&W, PA,PA,CONN
Dora, dau., wf, 21, Dec.1878, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Emma, dau., wf, 19, Mar.1881, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Edward, son, wm, 16, Jan.1884, tanner, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Effie, dau., wf, 14, May 1886, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Minnie, dau., wf, 11, Nov.1888, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Alma, dau., wf, 8?, Sep.1891, OH,OH,PA
James P., father, wm, 80, Mar.1820, farmer, R&W, OH,PA,PA
208 F ix. Minnie Longstreth was born in Nov 1888 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1900 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, Vol. 123, ED61, pg.12, 1.43, Family #279, Dated 12 June 1900:
Longstreth, Peter, wm, 55, Nov.1844, M30yrs., farmer, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Diantha, wife, wf, 50, Oct.1849, M30yrs., 11 children, 9 now living, R&W, PA,PA,CONN
Dora, dau., wf, 21, Dec.1878, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Emma, dau., wf, 19, Mar.1881, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Edward, son, wm, 16, Jan.1884, tanner, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Effie, dau., wf, 14, May 1886, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Minnie, dau., wf, 11, Nov.1888, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Alma, dau., wf, 8?, Sep.1891, OH,OH,PA
James P., father, wm, 80, Mar.1820, farmer, R&W, OH,PA,PA
1910 Census, Ohio, Muskingum Co., Zanesville, 18 Eighth St., ED88, Pg.5A, Line 33, Dated 23 Apr. 1910:
Hymon, Harry, wm, 28, M1, Plumbing, OH,GER,GER
Bertha, wife, wf, 28, 1 child, 1 living, ILL,ILL,ILL
Albert, son, wm, 4, OH,OH,OH
Longstreth, Alma, Boarder, wf, 18, washer-pottery, OH,OH,OH
Minnie, boarder, wf, 20, washer-pottery, OH,OH,OHH
All but Albert can read & write.
209 F x. Alma R. Longstreth was born on 15 Oct 1891 in McLuney, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records, Longstreth, Alma R., daughter of Peter Longstreth and Diantha Myers, female, white, b. 15 October 1891, McLuney, Harrison Twp., Ohio.
1900 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1313, Vol. 123, ED61, pg.12, 1.43, Family #279, Dated 12 June 1900:
Longstreth, Peter, wm, 55, Nov.1844, M30yrs., farmer, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Diantha, wife, wf, 50, Oct.1849, M30yrs., 11 children, 9 now living, R&W, PA,PA,CONN
Dora, dau., wf, 21, Dec.1878, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Emma, dau., wf, 19, Mar.1881, housekeeper, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Edward, son, wm, 16, Jan.1884, tanner, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Effie, dau., wf, 14, May 1886, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Minnie, dau., wf, 11, Nov.1888, attends school, OH,OH,PA
Alma, dau., wf, 8?, Sep.1891, OH,OH,PA
James P., father, wm, 80, Mar.1820, farmer, R&W, OH,PA,PA
35. Sylvester Longstreth (Eleanor Pearl5, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 16 Jul 1852 in Perry Co.?, Ohio, died on 19 Jun 1909 in Perry Co., Ohio at age 56, and was buried in Jun 1909 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
General Notes: Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records: Section C, Row 8, Longstreth, Sylvester,b.16 Jul. 1852, d. 19 June 1909. He does not have either wife buried by him.
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There were no children with second wife, Anna.
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1860 Census, Ohio, McLuney Station, P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1022, pg.195, l.35-37; pg.196, l. l-7, Dwelling #584, Family #597, Dated 17 July 1860:
Longstreth, James, wm, 40, farmer, $2500, $2085, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 39(40?) (can't read?), PA
Peter, son, wm, 15, attends school, OH
Susannah, daughter, wf, 13, attends school, OH
Philip, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 10, attends school, OH
John, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 7, attends school, OH
Thomas, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 4, OH
Stephen, son, wm, 3, OH
Margaret, dau, wm, 3 months, OH
1870 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, pg.17,l.14,Dwelling & Family #124, Dated 30 July 1870:
Longstreth, James P., wm, 50, farmer, $4500, $1050, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 49(50?), PA
Susannah, dau., wf, 23, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 21, attends school & works on farm, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 17, attends school & works on farm, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 14, attends school & works on farm, OH
Charles, son, wm, 9, attends school, OH
*Lilly C.(?), dau., wf, 4, OH
*Sally C. in 1880 Census.
1880 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1057, ED206, p.20, l.23, Dwelling #140, Family #149, Dated 16 June 1880:
*Longstreth, P., wm, 60, farmer, OH,PA,PA
**Ellen, wife, wf, keeping house, 59(60?), PA,PA(MD),PA(MD)
Susan E., dau., wf, 34, dressmaker, OH,OHPA
Francis, son, wm, 31, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Sylvester, son, wm, 27, coal miner, OH,OH,PA
Alva J., son, wm, 24, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Charles A., son, wm, 18, OH,OH,PA
Lillie C., dau., wf, 14, OH,OH,PA
#Pearl, Margret, wf, 90?, boarder, MD,MD,MD
*His first name is James. It is James P. Longstreth
**Her name is Eleanor.
#2nd wife & widow of Lawrence Pearl. Elsewhere else we have her birth-year given as 1808.
NOTE: On the 1880 FHL Film 1255057 National Archives Film T9-1057, Pg.107D it shows "J. P." Longstreth. On the above census it just showed "P.".
1900 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Roll #1313, Vol.l23, ED61, pg.20, l.47, Family #415, Dated 22 June 1900:
Longstreth, Sylvester, wm, 47, Jul.1852, M4yrs., coal miner, owns farm house, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Anna, 2nd wife, wf, 46, Mar.1854, 0 children, R&W, OH,IRE,PA
James, son, wm, 15, Apr.1885, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Elizabeth, dau., wf, 12, Aug.1887, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
• Marriage Record: 1882. Longstreth, Sylvester m. Clara Harbaugh, Book 6, Pg.330, Perry Co., OH
• Marriage Record: 1896. Longstreth, Sylvester m. Anna McIntyre, Book 8, Pg.397, Perry Co., OH
Sylvester married Clara M. Harbaugh in 1882 in Perry Co., Ohio. Clara was born in 1851 in Somerset, Perry County, Ohio, died on 20 Oct 1887 in Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio at age 36, and was buried in Oct 1887 in St. Dominic's Cemetery, Mcluney, Harrison Twp. Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: St. Dominic's Cemetery Records: Longstreth, Clara M., w/o S., d. 20 Oct. 1887 (1867)m aged ____.
210 F i. Mary Longstreth was born in Jul 1882 in Perry Co., Ohio and died on 24 Feb 1883 in Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: St. Dominic's Cemetery Records: Longstreth, Mary, d/o S. & C., d. 24 Feb. 1883, aged 6m, 21d (23)d.
211 M ii. James Longstreth was born on 2 Apr 1885 in Perry Co.?, Ohio and died in Oct 1968 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois at age 83.
General Notes: There is a James Longstreth on the Social Security Index who was born 2 April 1885. Social Security Number 339-10-5393 was issued in Illinois. He died October 1968 in Chicago, Illinois 60640. His death certificate needs to be checked to see if this is the right one.
1900 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Roll #1313, Vol.l23, ED61, pg.20, l.47, Family #415, Dated 22 June 1900:
Longstreth, Sylvester, wm, 47, Jul.1852, M4yrs., coal miner, owns farm house, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Anna, 2nd wife, wf, 46, Mar.1854, 0 children, R&W, OH,IRE,PA
James, son, wm, 15, Apr.1885, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Elizabeth, dau., wf, 12, Aug.1887, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
1910 Census, Ohio, Cuyahoga Co., Cleveland, Roll #1172, Vol.46, ED259, Family #147, Dated 20 April 1910:
*Longstreth, James, Nephew, wm, 25, single, OH,OH,OH
Penman, Robert, wm, 42?, SCOT,SCOT,SCOT
Lillian, wife, wf, 43?, OH,?,OH
Christina, dau., wf, (census was faded-hard to read)
Helen, dau., wf, (census was faded-hard to read)
Carl, son, wm, (census was faded-hard to read)
+ 212 F iii. Elizabeth Longstreth was born on 6 Aug 1887 in Perry Co.?, Ohio and died in Jul 1981 in White Cloud, Michigan at age 93.
Sylvester next married Anna McIntyre in 1896. Anna was born on 28 Feb 1854 in Ohio and died between 25 Feb 1934 and 0027 in Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Perry Co. Death Records - Anne was 79 years, ll mos.
Holy Trinity Catholic Church Records, b. 28 Feb. 1854, d. 27 Feb. 1934.
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1930 Census, OH, Perry Co., Reading Twp., Somerset Village, Main St., ED24, Pg.158A, Sh. 6A, Line 25, 146/154, 9 April 1930:
Clouse, Loretta M., head, wf, 65, wid., OH,IRE,PA
McGregory, Eugenia, dau., wf, 29, M at 26, OH,OH,OH
Paul, gr.ch., wm, 3yrs.,1mos., OH,OH,OH
Mary L., gr.ch., wf, 6mos., OH,OH,OH
Paul, Sr., son-L, wm, 31, M at 26, OH,OH,OH
Longstreth, Anna, sister, wf. 76, wid., OH,IRE,PA
Loretta owns home-value $4,000; has radio; all adults read & write; no veterans.
Paul, Sr. is a laborer-odd jobs
37. Alva James Longstreth (Eleanor Pearl5, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 3 Mar 1856 in McLuney, Perry Co., OH, died on 20 Sep 1932 in Crooksville, Perry Co., OH 43731 at age 76, and was buried in Sep 1932 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry. The cause of his death was Chronic nephritis.
General Notes: Record of Deaths, Perry Co., page 221 states the following: Alva James Longstreth, male, white, widowed, died 9-20-32, 76 years, 6 months, 27 days, died in Crooksville, Ohio, born McLuney, Ohio, farmer, cause of death-chronic nephritis, register #216.
Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records: Section D, Row 7, Longstreth, Alvah J., 1856 - 1932
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Perry County, Ohio Marriage Records, Book 6, Alvah Longstreth married Susie Harbaugh/Harbaugh on Feb. 16, 1882 in Perry County, Ohio. Perry Co., Ohio Marriage Records, Book 6, Pg. 330, Alvah Longstreth married Susie Harbaugh in 1882.
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In the 1900 Census, Alva James Longstreth's birth was given as February 1856.
1860 Census, Ohio, McLuney Station, P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1022, pg.195, l.35-37; pg.196, l. l-7, Dwelling #584, Family #597, Dated 17 July 1860:
Longstreth, James, wm, 40, farmer, $2500, $2085, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 39(40?) (can't read?), PA
Peter, son, wm, 15, attends school, OH
Susannah, daughter, wf, 13, attends school, OH
Philip, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 10, attends school, OH
John, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 7, attends school, OH
Thomas, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 4, OH
Stephen, son, wm, 3, OH
Margaret, dau, wm, 3 months, OH
1870 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, pg.17,l.14,Dwelling & Family #124, Dated 30 July 1870:
Longstreth, James P., wm, 50, farmer, $4500, $1050, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 49(50?), PA
Susannah, dau., wf, 23, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 21, attends school & works on farm, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 17, attends school & works on farm, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 14, attends school & works on farm, OH
Charles, son, wm, 9, attends school, OH
*Lilly C.(?), dau., wf, 4, OH
*Sally C. in 1880 Census.
1880 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1057, ED206, p.20, l.23, Dwelling #140, Family #149, Dated 16 June 1880:
*Longstreth, P., wm, 60, farmer, OH,PA,PA
**Ellen, wife, wf, keeping house, 59(60?), PA,PA(MD),PA(MD)
Susan E., dau., wf, 34, dressmaker, OH,OHPA
Francis, son, wm, 31, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Sylvester, son, wm, 27, coal miner, OH,OH,PA
Alva J., son, wm, 24, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Charles A., son, wm, 18, OH,OH,PA
Lillie C., dau., wf, 14, OH,OH,PA
#Pearl, Margret, wf, 90?, boarder, MD,MD,MD
*His first name is James. It is James P. Longstreth
**Her name is Eleanor.
#2nd wife & widow of Lawrence Pearl. Elsewhere else we have her birth-year given as 1808.
NOTE: On the 1880 FHL Film 1255057 National Archives Film T9-1057, Pg.107D it shows "J. P." Longstreth. On the above census it just showed "P.".
1900 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1313, Vol.123, ED61, pg.16, l.27, Family #327, dated 15 June 1900:
Longstreth, Alvey, wm, 44, Feb.*1856, M18yrs., coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH?
Susie, wife, wf, 43, Sep.1856, M18yrs., 6 children, all living, R&W, OH,MD,MD
Charles P., son, wm, 15, Apr.1885, attends school, OH,OH,OH
(Edward) Leo, son, wm, 13, Jul.1886, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Willie, son, wm, 11, Jul.1888, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Elmer, son, wm, 9, Jun.1890, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Ethel, dau., wf, 5, Jan.1895, OH,OH,OH
Clara, dau., wf, 3, Aug.1896, OH,OH,OH
*Death records state he was b. in March.
1910 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #____, Vol.146, ED126, pg.14B,l.94, Family #283, dated 14 May 1910:
Longstreth, Alva J., wm, 54, 1st M28yrs., farmer, owns farm, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Susan E., wife, wf, 51, 1st M28yrs., R&W, 6 children, all living, OH,PA*,PA*
Charles P., son, wm, 25, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Edward L. son, wm, 23, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
William A., son, wm, 21, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Elmer J., son, wm, 18, farm laborer, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Ethel R., dau., wf, 15, attends school, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Clara A., dau., wf, 13, attends school, R&W, OH,OH,OH
* Other censuses say her parents were born in Maryland.
Living next door in Household 273/282 with the Dusenberry family as a boarder is:
Frame, Rome D., wm, 23, S, OH,OH,OH
Note: Rome m. Clara A. Longstreth.
1920 Census, Ohio, Elizabeth Street, Crooksville Village, Perry Co., Roll ____, Vol.166, ED63, pg.10, l.48, dated ________ 1920:
Longstreth, Alva J., wm, 63, mar., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,PA
Susan E., wife, wf, 62?, mar., OH,MD,MD
Charles P., son, wm, 34, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Edward (Leo), son, wm, 33, coal miner R&W, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 31, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Elmer J., son, wm, 28, clay miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Ethel R., dau., wf, 23(25), pottery laborer, R&W, OH,OH,OH
1930 Census, OH, Roll, 1860, Perry Co., Harrison Twp., Crooksville Village, 413 Elizabeth Street, ED64-6, Pg.226, Sheet 5A, Line38, 109/113, Dated 7 Apr. 1930:
Longstreth, Alva, head, wm, 74, widow, m. at 21, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 41, single, miner-coal mine, OH,OH,OH
Ethel, daughter, wf, 35, single, ware dresser-china ware pottery
Owns home, value $2,800; slesman-building supplies; no vets; all read & write.
• Census: 1860. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1870. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1880. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1900. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1910. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1920. Elizabeth St.,Crooksville Vill., Perry Co., Ohio
Alva married Susan Elizabeth "Susie" Harbaugh on 16 Feb 1882 in Perry Co., Ohio. Susan was born on 6 Sep 1857 in Somerset, Perry Co., OH, died on 18 Mar 1930 in Crooksville, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., OH at age 72, and was buried on 21 Mar 1930 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry. The cause of her death was Uremia.
General Notes: Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records: Section D, Row 7, Longstreth, Susan E., 1857 - 1930. Notice the different birth year.
Susan's parents are Samuel Harbaugh and Eliza Willard. Both parents born in Pennsylvania.
DEATH CERTIFICATE: Certificate #18555, Vol. #6258 at Ohio Historical Society: Susan Elizabeth Longstreth, married, b. 6 August 1857, Somerset, Perry Co., Ohio, d. 18 Mar. 1930, Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio, of uremia, contributory: hypertension from arteriosclerosis. Father: Samuel Harbaugh, b. Pennsylvania, mother: Eliza Willard, b. Pennsylvania, Husband: Alvah James Longstreth, informant A. J. Longstreth, burial Crooksville, Ohio, 21 Mar. 1930.
Susan appeared on the 1860 Census in Perry Co., Reading Twp., Ohio. She appeared on the 1900 Census in Perry Co., Harrison Twp., Ohio, ED61, living with her parents Samuel and Eliza Harbaugh.
213 M i. Charles Pius Longstreth was born on 26 Apr 1885 in Pike Twp., Perry Co, Ohio, died on 26 Jul 1954 at age 69, and was buried in Jul 1954 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records: Longstreth, Charles, father Alvy J., mother Susan E. Harbaugh, male, white, b. 26 April, 1885, Pike Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records, Section D, Row 6, Charles P. Longstreth, b. 1885, d. 1954.
1900 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1313, Vol.123, ED61, pg.16, l.27, Family #327, dated 15 June 1900:
Longstreth, Alvey, wm, 44, Feb.*1856, M18yrs., coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH?
Susie, wife, wf, 43, Sep.1856, M18yrs., 6 children, all living, R&W, OH,MD,MD
Charles P., son, wm, 15, Apr.1885, attends school, OH,OH,OH
(Edward) Leo, son, wm, 13, Jul.1886, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Willie, son, wm, 11, Jul.1888, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Elmer, son, wm, 9, Jun.1890, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Ethel, dau., wf, 5, Jan.1895, OH,OH,OH
Clara, dau., wf, 3, Aug.1896, OH,OH,OH
*According to death records, it would have been March.
1910 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #____, Vol.146, ED126, pg.14B,l.94, Family #283, dated 14 May 1910:
Longstreth, Alva J., wm, 54, 1st M28yrs., farmer, owns farm, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Susan E., wife, wf, 51, 1st M28yrs., R&W, 6 children, all living, OH,PA*,PA*
Charles P., son, wm, 25, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Edward L. son, wm, 23, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
William A., son, wm, 21, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Elmer J., son, wm, 18, farm laborer, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Ethel R., dau., wf, 15, attends school, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Clara A., dau., wf, 13, attends school, R&W, OH,OH,OH
* Other censuses say her parents were born in Maryland.
Living next door in Household 273/282 with the Dusenberry family as a boarder is:
Frame, Rome D., wm, 23, S, OH,OH,OH
Note: Rome m. Clara A. Longstreth.
1920 Census, Ohio, Elizabeth Street, Crooksville Village, Perry Co., Roll ____, Vol.166, ED63, pg.10, l.48, dated ________ 1920:
Longstreth, Alva J., wm, 63, mar., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,PA
Susan E., wife, wf, 62?, mar., OH,MD,MD
Charles P., son, wm, 34, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Edward (Leo), son, wm, 33, coal miner R&W, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 31, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Elmer J., son, wm, 28, clay miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Ethel R., dau., wf, 23?, pottery laborer, R&W, OH,OH,OH
+ 214 M ii. Edward Leo Longstreth was born on 14 Jul 1886 in Pike Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died on 18 Nov 1976 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio at age 90, and was buried in Nov 1976 in Maplewood Cemetery, New Lexington, Pike Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
215 M iii. William Ambrose Longstreth was born on 3 Jul 1888 in Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died on 8 Feb 1973 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio 43731 at age 84, and was buried in Feb 1973 in Church Of Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Social Security Number issued Ohio.
Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records: Longstreth, William, father A. J. Longstreth, mother Susan Harbaugh, male, white, b. 3 July 1888, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
Church of the Atonement Cemetery Records: Section D, Row 6, Longstreth, William Ambrose, b. 3 Jul. 1888, d. 8 Feb. 1973, Ohio Pvt., Co. H, 332 Infantry, WWI.
His wife may be Ethel R. b. 1895 and d. 1968, buried Church of the Atonement Cem. Also twin boy d. 1919
1900 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1313, Vol.123, ED61, pg.16, l.27, Family #327, dated 15 June 1900:
Longstreth, Alvey, wm, 44, Feb.*1856, M18yrs., coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH?
Susie, wife, wf, 43, Sep.1856, M18yrs., 6 children, all living, R&W, OH,MD,MD
Charles P., son, wm, 15, Apr.1885, attends school, OH,OH,OH
(Edward) Leo, son, wm, 13, Jul.1886, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Willie, son, wm, 11, Jul.1888, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Elmer, son, wm, 9, Jun.1890, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Ethel, dau., wf, 5, Jan.1895, OH,OH,OH
Clara, dau., wf, 3, Aug.1896, OH,OH,OH
*According to death records, it would have been March.
1910 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #____, Vol.146, ED126, pg.14B,l.94, Family #283, dated 14 May 1910:
Longstreth, Alva J., wm, 54, 1st M28yrs., farmer, owns farm, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Susan E., wife, wf, 51, 1st M28yrs., R&W, 6 children, all living, OH,PA*,PA*
Charles P., son, wm, 25, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Edward L. son, wm, 23, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
William A., son, wm, 21, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Elmer J., son, wm, 18, farm laborer, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Ethel R., dau., wf, 15, attends school, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Clara A., dau., wf, 13, attends school, R&W, OH,OH,OH
* Other censuses say her parents were born in Maryland.
Living next door in Household 273/282 with the Dusenberry family as a boarder is:
Frame, Rome D., wm, 23, S, OH,OH,OH
Note: Rome m. Clara A. Longstreth.
1920 Census, Ohio, Elizabeth Street, Crooksville Village, Perry Co., Roll ____, Vol.166, ED63, pg.10, l.48, dated ________ 1920:
Longstreth, Alva J., wm, 63, mar., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,PA
Susan E., wife, wf, 62?, mar., OH,MD,MD
Charles P., son, wm, 34, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Edward (Leo), son, wm, 33, coal miner R&W, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 31, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Elmer J., son, wm, 28, clay miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Ethel R., dau., wf, 23?, pottery laborer, R&W, OH,OH,OH
1930 Census, OH, Roll, 1860, Perry Co., Harrison Twp., Crooksville Village, 413 Elizabeth Street, ED64-6, Pg.226, Sheet 5A, Line38, 109/113, Dated 7 Apr. 1930:
Longstreth, Alva, head, wm, 74, widow, m. at 21, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 41, single, miner-coal mine, OH,OH,OH
Ethel, daughter, wf, 35, single, ware dresser-china ware pottery
Owns home, value $2,800; slesman-building supplies; no vets; all read & write.
+ 216 M iv. Elmer James Longstreth was born on 29 Jun 1891 in McLuney, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died on 27 Mar 1947 in Perry Co.?, Ohio at age 55, and was buried in Mar 1947 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
217 F v. Ethel Rose Longstreth was born on 19 Jan 1895 in McLuney, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio and died on 24 Nov 1968 in Probably Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio at age 73.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records, Longstreth, Ethel R., father A. J. Longstreth, mother Susan Harbaugh, female, white, b. 19 January 1895, McLuney, Harrison Twp., Ohio.
Church of the Atonement Cemetery, Section D, Row 6, Ethel R. Longstreth, b. 1895, d. 1968
1900 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1313, Vol.123, ED61, pg.16, l.27, Family #327, dated 15 June 1900:
Longstreth, Alvey, wm, 44, Feb.*1856, M18yrs., coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH?
Susie, wife, wf, 43, Sep.1856, M18yrs., 6 children, all living, R&W, OH,MD,MD
Charles P., son, wm, 15, Apr.1885, attends school, OH,OH,OH
(Edward) Leo, son, wm, 13, Jul.1886, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Willie, son, wm, 11, Jul.1888, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Elmer, son, wm, 9, Jun.1890, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Ethel, dau., wf, 5, Jan.1895, OH,OH,OH
Clara, dau., wf, 3, Aug.1896, OH,OH,OH
*According to death records, it would have been March.
1910 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #____, Vol.146, ED126, pg.14B,l.94, Family #283, dated 14 May 1910:
Longstreth, Alva J., wm, 54, 1st M28yrs., farmer, owns farm, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Susan E., wife, wf, 51, 1st M28yrs., R&W, 6 children, all living, OH,PA*,PA*
Charles P., son, wm, 25, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Edward L. son, wm, 23, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
William A., son, wm, 21, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Elmer J., son, wm, 18, farm laborer, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Ethel R., dau., wf, 15, attends school, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Clara A., dau., wf, 13, attends school, R&W, OH,OH,OH
* Other censuses say her parents were born in Maryland.
Living next door in Household 273/282 with the Dusenberry family as a boarder is:
Frame, Rome D., wm, 23, S, OH,OH,OH
Note: Rome m. Clara A. Longstreth.
1920 Census, Ohio, Elizabeth Street, Crooksville Village, Perry Co., Roll ____, Vol.166, ED63, pg.10, l.48, dated ________ 1920:
Longstreth, Alva J., wm, 63, mar., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,PA
Susan E., wife, wf, 62?, mar., OH,MD,MD
Charles P., son, wm, 34, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Edward (Leo), son, wm, 33, coal miner R&W, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 31, coal miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Elmer J., son, wm, 28, clay miner, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Ethel R., dau., wf, 23?, pottery laborer, R&W, OH,OH,OH
1930 Census, OH, Roll, 1860, Perry Co., Harrison Twp., Crooksville Village, 413 Elizabeth Street, ED64-6, Pg.226, Sheet 5A, Line38, 109/113, Dated 7 Apr. 1930:
Longstreth, Alva, head, wm, 74, widow, m. at 21, OH,OH,OH
William, son, wm, 41, single, miner-coal mine, OH,OH,OH
Ethel, daughter, wf, 35, single, ware dresser-china ware pottery
Owns home, value $2,800; slesman-building supplies; no vets; all read & write.
+ 218 F vi. Clara Agnes Longstreth was born on 3 Aug 1896 in McLuney, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died in Mar 1983 in Crooksville, Perry Co., Ohio at age 86, and was buried in Jun 1983 in Church Of The Atonement Cemetery, Crooksville, Perry.
40. Charles A. Longstreth (Eleanor Pearl5, Lawrence Sr.1) was born in Oct 1861 in Perry Co.?, OH, died on 3 Nov 1947 in OH at age 86, and was buried in Nov 1947 in Maplewood Cemetery, Ward 26, Lot 58-1/2, New Lexington, Perry Co., OH.
General Notes: Charles A. Longstreth and Caroline E. Bennett were married 22 September 1896 by Fr. R. J. Fitzgerald in Perry Co., Ohio.
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New Lexington/Maplewood Cemetery Interments 1881-1999:
Longstreth, Charles A., lot 58-l/2, Ward 26, Space 3N, d. 1947 Nov. 3.
1870 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, pg.17,l.14,Dwelling & Family #124, Dated 30 July 1870:
Longstreth, James P., wm, 50, farmer, $4500, $1050, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 49(50?), PA
Susannah, dau., wf, 23, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 21, attends school & works on farm, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 17, attends school & works on farm, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 14, attends school & works on farm, OH
Charles, son, wm, 9, attends school, OH
*Lilly C.(?), dau., wf, 4, OH
*Sally C. in 1880 Census.
1880 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1057, ED206, p.20, l.23, Dwelling #140, Family #149, Dated 16 June 1880:
*Longstreth, P., wm, 60, farmer, OH,PA,PA
**Ellen, wife, wf, keeping house, 59(60?), PA,PA(MD),PA(MD)
Susan E., dau., wf, 34, dressmaker, OH,OHPA
Francis, son, wm, 31, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Sylvester, son, wm, 27, coal miner, OH,OH,PA
Alva J., son, wm, 24, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Charles A., son, wm, 18, OH,OH,PA
Lillie C., dau., wf, 14, OH,OH,PA
#Pearl, Margret, wf, 90?, boarder, MD,MD,MD
*His first name is James. It is James P. Longstreth
**Her name is Eleanor.
#2nd wife & widow of Lawrence Pearl. Elsewhere else we have her birth-year given as 1808.
NOTE: On the 1880 FHL Film 1255057 National Archives Film T9-1057, Pg.107D it shows "J. P." Longstreth. On the above census it just showed "P.".
1900 Census, Ohio, Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1313, Vol.123, Ed57, pg.4, l.37, Family #78, dated 5 June 1900:
Longstreth, Charles A., wm, 38, Oct.1861, M3yrs., farms, rents, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Carrie E., wife, wf, 28, Oct.1871, M3yrs., 1 child, 1 living, R&W, OH,OH,OH
Grace M., dau., wf, 2, Jan.1898, OH,OH,OH
1910 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., Rehoboth Rd., Vol.146, ED122, Pg.1B, Fam. #12, Dated 16 April 1910:
Longstreth, Charles, wm,48, 1st M13yrs., rents, farmer, R&W, OH,PA,PA
Caroline, wife, wf, 38, 1st M13yrs., R&W, 6 children, all living, OH,OH,OH
Grace, dau., wf, 12, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 9, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, dau., wf, 7, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 5, OH,OH,OH
Paul, son, wm, 3, OH,OH,OH
Isadora, dau., wf, 1, OH,OH,OH
1920 Census, OH, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., Roll 1426, ED59, Sh. 12B, Line 67, 273/288, 5 Feb. 1920
Longstreth, Chas. A., head, wm, 58, mar., OH,OH,PA
Carrie, wife, wf, 48, OH,OH,PA
Mary G., dau., 21, single, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 19, single, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, dau., wf, 17, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 15, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Paul, son, wm, 13, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Isadore, dau., wf, 11, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Charles & Francis are farmers-general farming; Richard is a laborer-tile plant.
Owns home free of mortgage; all read & write.
1930 Census, OH, Roll 1860, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., ED64-3, Sheet 8B, Pg.192B, Line 54, 171/171, Dated 15 April 1930:
Longstreth, Charles A., head, wm, 68, M. at 34, farmer-general farming, OH,OH,OH
Carrie E., wife, wf, 58, M. at 24, OH,OH,PA
Francis B., son, wm, 28, laborer-farm, single, OH,OH,OH
Paul A., son, wm, 23, single, laborer-tile plant, OH,OH,OH
Isadora C., dau., wf, 21, OH,OH,OH
All read & write; no veterans.
• Census: 1870. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1880. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
Charles married Caroline "Carrie" E. Bennett on 22 Sep 1896 in Perry Co., Ohio, By R. J. Fitzgerald, Catholic Priest. Caroline was born in Oct 1871 in OH, died on 4 May 1949 at age 77, and was buried in May 1949 in Maplewood Cemetery, Ward 26, Lot 58-1/2, New Lexington, Belmont Co., OH.
General Notes: New Lexington Tribune, 28 Apr. 1898: Rehoboth -- Mrs. Charles Longstreth is ill of typhoid fever.
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New Lexington/Maplewood Cemetery Interments 1881-1999:
Longstreth, Mrs. Charles A., Lot 58-l/1, Ward 26, Space 2N, d. 4 May 1949.
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Perry Co., OH Marriage Record: Charles A. Longstreth m. Caroline E. Bennett, 896, Book 8, Pg.413.
219 F i. Grace Mary Longstreth was born on 26 Jan 1898 in Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio and died before 1978.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records, Longstreth, Mary G. (apparently they decided to call her "Grace", daughter of Charles A. Longstreth and Carrie E. Bennett, female, white, b. 26 Jan. 1898, Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
1900 Census, Ohio, Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1313, Vol.123, Ed57, pg.4, l.37, Family #78, dated 5 June 1900:
Longstreth, Charles A., wm, 38, Oct.1861, M3yrs., farms, rents, R&W, OH,OH,PA
Carrie E., wife, wf, 28, Oct.1871, M3yrs., R&W, OH,OH,OH
Grace M., dau., wf, 2, Jan.1898, OH,OH,OH
1910 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., Rehoboth Rd., Vol.146, ED122, pg.1B, Fam. #12, Dated 16 April 1910:
Longstreth, Charles, wm,48, 1st M13yrs., rents, farmer, R&W, OH,PA,PA
Caroline, wife, wf, 38, 1st M13yrs., R&W, 6 children, all living, OH,OH,OH
Grace, dau., wf, 12, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 9, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, dau., wf, 7, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 5, OH,OH,OH
Paul, son, wm, 3, OH,OH,OH
Isadora, dau., wf, 1, OH,OH,OH
1920 Census, OH, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., Roll 1426, ED59, Sh. 12B, Line 67, 273/288, 5 Feb. 1920
Longstreth, Chas. A., head, wm, 58, mar., OH,OH,PA
Carrie, wife, wf, 48, OH,OH,PA
Mary G., dau., 21, single, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 19, single, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, dau., wf, 17, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 15, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Paul, son, wm, 13, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Isadore, dau., wf, 11, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Charles & Francis are farmers-general farming; Richard is a laborer-tile plant.
Owns home free of mortgage; all read & write.
220 M ii. Francis B. Longstreth was born on 11 Oct 1901 in Clayton Twp., Perry Co., OH, died on 9 May 1949 at age 47, and was buried in May 1949 in Maplewood Cemetery, New Lexington, Perry Co., OH.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records, Longstreth, France B., son of Charles A. and Caroline Bennett, male, white, b. 11 October 1901, Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
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New Lexington/Maplewood Cemetery Interments 1881-1999:
Longstreth, Francis B., Lot 58-l/2, Ward 26, Space 2S, d. 1949 May 9.
1910 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., Rehoboth Rd., Vol.146, ED122, pg.1B, Fam. #12, Dated 16 April 1910:
Longstreth, Charles, wm,48, 1st M13yrs., rents, farmer, R&W, OH,PA,PA
Caroline, wife, wf, 38, 1st M13yrs., R&W, 6 children, all living, OH,OH,OH
Grace, dau., wf, 12, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 9, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, dau., wf, 7, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 5, OH,OH,OH
Paul, son, wm, 3, OH,OH,OH
Isadora, dau., wf, 1, OH,OH,OH
1920 Census, OH, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., Roll 1426, ED59, Sh. 12B, Line 67, 273/288, 5 Feb. 1920
Longstreth, Chas. A., head, wm, 58, mar., OH,OH,PA
Carrie, wife, wf, 48, OH,OH,PA
Mary G., dau., 21, single, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 19, single, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, dau., wf, 17, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 15, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Paul, son, wm, 13, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Isadore, dau., wf, 11, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Charles & Francis are farmers-general farming; Richard is a laborer-tile plant.
Owns home free of mortgage; all read & write.
1930 Census, OH, Roll 1860, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., ED64-3, Sheet 8B, Pg.192B, Line 54, 171/171, Dated 15 April 1930:
Longstreth, Charles A., head, wm, 68, M. at 34, farmer-general farming, OH,OH,OH
Carrie E., wife, wf, 58, M. at 24, OH,OH,PA
Francis B., son, wm, 28, laborer-farm, single, OH,OH,OH
Paul A., son, wm, 23, single, laborer-tile plant, OH,OH,OH
Isadora C., dau., wf, 21, OH,OH,OH
All read & write; no veterans.
221 F iii. Margaret H. Longstreth was born on 23 Aug 1902 in Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio and died before 1978.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records, Longstreth, Margaret H., daughter of C. A. Longstreth and Caroline Bennett, female, white, b. 23 August 1902, Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
1910 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., Rehoboth Rd., Vol.146, ED122, pg.1B, Fam. #12, Dated 16 April 1910:
Longstreth, Charles, wm,48, 1st M13yrs., rents, farmer, R&W, OH,PA,PA
Caroline, wife, wf, 38, 1st M13yrs., R&W, 6 children, all living, OH,OH,OH
Grace, dau., wf, 12, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 9, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, dau., wf, 7, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 5, OH,OH,OH
Paul, son, wm, 3, OH,OH,OH
Isadora, dau., wf, 1, OH,OH,OH
1920 Census, OH, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., Roll 1426, ED59, Sh. 12B, Line 67, 273/288, 5 Feb. 1920
Longstreth, Chas. A., head, wm, 58, mar., OH,OH,PA
Carrie, wife, wf, 48, OH,OH,PA
Mary G., dau., 21, single, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 19, single, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, dau., wf, 17, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 15, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Paul, son, wm, 13, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Isadore, dau., wf, 11, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Charles & Francis are farmers-general farming; Richard is a laborer-tile plant.
Owns home free of mortgage; all read & write.
+ 222 M iv. Richard "Dick" J. Longstreth was born on 20 Jun 1904 in Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio and died on 27 Nov 1978 in Akron, Summit Co., Ohio at age 74.
223 M v. Paul A. Longstreth was born on 18 Aug 1906 in Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, died on 10 Jul 1971 in New Lexington, Perry Co., OH 43764 at age 64, and was buried in New Lexington/Maplewood Cemetery, Ward 38B, Lot 60,.
General Notes: Perry Co., Ohio, Birth Records, Longstreth, Paul A., son of C. A. Longstreth and Caroline Bennett, male, white, b. 18 August 1906, Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio.
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Social Security Number 270-01-4347, issued Ohio, b. 18 Aug. 1906, d. June 1971, New Lexington, Ohio 43764.
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New Lexington/Maplewood Cemetery Interments 1881-1999:
Longstreth, Paul, Lot 60, Ward 38B, Space 2N, d. 10 July 1971.*
NOTE: * Social Security has d. June 1971?
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1910 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., Rehoboth Rd., Vol.146, ED122, pg.1B, Fam. #12, Dated 16 April 1910:
Longstreth, Charles, wm,48, 1st M13yrs., rents, farmer, R&W, OH,PA,PA
Caroline, wife, wf, 38, 1st M13yrs., R&W, 6 children, all living, OH,OH,OH
Grace, dau., wf, 12, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 9, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, dau., wf, 7, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 5, OH,OH,OH
Paul, son, wm, 3, OH,OH,OH
Isadora, dau., wf, 1, OH,OH,OH
1920 Census, OH, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., Roll 1426, ED59, Sh. 12B, Line 67, 273/288, 5 Feb. 1920
Longstreth, Chas. A., head, wm, 58, mar., OH,OH,PA
Carrie, wife, wf, 48, OH,OH,PA
Mary G., dau., 21, single, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 19, single, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, dau., wf, 17, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 15, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Paul, son, wm, 13, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Isadore, dau., wf, 11, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Charles & Francis are farmers-general farming; Richard is a laborer-tile plant.
Owns home free of mortgage; all read & write.
1930 Census, OH, Roll 1860, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., ED64-3, Sheet 8B, Pg.192B, Line 54, 171/171, Dated 15 April 1930:
Longstreth, Charles A., head, wm, 68, M. at 34, farmer-general farming, OH,OH,OH
Carrie E., wife, wf, 58, M. at 24, OH,OH,PA
Francis B., son, wm, 28, laborer-farm, single, OH,OH,OH
Paul A., son, wm, 23, single, laborer-tile plant, OH,OH,OH
Isadora C., dau., wf, 21, OH,OH,OH
All read & write; no veterans.
224 F vi. Isadore Longstreth was born on 23 Jan 1909 in Perry County?, Ohio and died in Sep 1980 in New Lexington, Perry Co., OH 43764 at age 71.
General Notes: Social Security #277-22-2283, issued Ohio, for Isadore Pratt, b. 23 January 1909, d. September 1980, New Lexington, OH 43764.
1910 Census, Ohio, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., Rehoboth Rd., Vol.146, ED122, pg.1B, Fam. #12, Dated 16 April 1910:
Longstreth, Charles, wm,48, 1st M13yrs., rents, farmer, R&W, OH,PA,PA
Caroline, wife, wf, 38, 1st M13yrs., R&W, 6 children, all living, OH,OH,OH
Grace, dau., wf, 12, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 9, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, dau., wf, 7, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 5, OH,OH,OH
Paul, son, wm, 3, OH,OH,OH
Isadora, dau., wf, 1, OH,OH,OH
1920 Census, OH, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., Roll 1426, ED59, Sh. 12B, Line 67, 273/288, 5 Feb. 1920
Longstreth, Chas. A., head, wm, 58, mar., OH,OH,PA
Carrie, wife, wf, 48, OH,OH,PA
Mary G., dau., 21, single, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 19, single, OH,OH,OH
Margaret, dau., wf, 17, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 15, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Paul, son, wm, 13, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Isadore, dau., wf, 11, single, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Charles & Francis are farmers-general farming; Richard is a laborer-tile plant.
Owns home free of mortgage; all read & write.
1930 Census, OH, Roll 1860, Perry Co., Clayton Twp., ED64-3, Sheet 8B, Pg.192B, Line 54, 171/171, Dated 15 April 1930:
Longstreth, Charles A., head, wm, 68, M. at 34, farmer-general farming, OH,OH,OH
Carrie E., wife, wf, 58, M. at 24, OH,OH,PA
Francis B., son, wm, 28, laborer-farm, single, OH,OH,OH
Paul A., son, wm, 23, single, laborer-tile plant, OH,OH,OH
Isadora C., dau., wf, 21, OH,OH,OH
All read & write; no veterans.
Isadore married ? Pratt after 1930.
41. Lillian C. Longstreth (Eleanor Pearl5, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 24 Dec 1866 in McCluney, Perry Co., Ohio and died on 13 Sep 1933 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio at age 66. The cause of her death was Cerebral Hemorrhage & ch. myocarditis.
General Notes: Lillian C. Longstreth and Robert Penman were married 20 January 1889 in Perry County, Ohio by Fr. B. M. O'Boylan.
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Sept. 16, 1933, Cemetery Records (probably Cleveland Press):
Penman, Lillian (nee Longstreth), beloved wife of the late Robert, mother of Mary Soule of Bushnell, Nebraska, Christina Taylor, Helen Blazek, Frank and Carl. Remains at residence, 14802 Lake Shore Blvd., Saturday, September 16, from St. Thomas Aquinas Church. Member of Auxiliary #4 of Knights of St. John.
DEATH CERTIFICATE: File #49712, Reg. #6770, Lillian Penman, residence 1367 E. 93rd St., Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, female, white, widowed, b. 24 Dec. 1866, 66yrs., 10 mos., 11 days, housewife, b. McCluney, Ohio, Perry Co., d. Sept. 13, 1933, 7:10 pm., of cerebral hemorrhage & ch.myocarditis, contributory - hypertension, father: James Longstreth, birthplace (not known), maiden name of mother (not known, her birthplace (not known). Informant: C. A. Penman. Death Certificate can be located at the Ohio Historical Society.
1870 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, pg.17,l.14,Dwelling & Family #124, Dated 30 July 1870:
Longstreth, James P., wm, 50, farmer, $4500, $1050, OH
Eleanor, wife, wf, 49(50?), PA
Susannah, dau., wf, 23, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 21, attends school & works on farm, OH
Sylvester, son, wm, 17, attends school & works on farm, OH
Alvah, son, wm, 14, attends school & works on farm, OH
Charles, son, wm, 9, attends school, OH
*Lilly C.(?), dau., wf, 4, OH
*Sally C. in 1880 Census.
1880 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll 1057, ED206, p.20, l.23, Dwelling #140, Family #149, Dated 16 June 1880:
*Longstreth, P., wm, 60, farmer, OH,PA,PA
**Ellen, wife, wf, keeping house, 59(60?), PA,PA(MD),PA(MD)
Susan E., dau., wf, 34, dressmaker, OH,OHPA
Francis, son, wm, 31, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Sylvester, son, wm, 27, coal miner, OH,OH,PA
Alva J., son, wm, 24, farm hand, OH,OH,PA
Charles A., son, wm, 18, OH,OH,PA
Lillie C., dau., wf, 14, OH,OH,PA
#Pearl, Margret, wf, 90?, boarder, MD,MD,MD
*His first name is James. It is James P. Longstreth
**Her name is Eleanor.
#2nd wife & widow of Lawrence Pearl. Elsewhere else we have her birth-year given as 1808.
NOTE: On the 1880 FHL Film 1255057 National Archives Film T9-1057, Pg.107D it shows "J. P." Longstreth. On the above census it just showed "P.".
1900 Census, Ohio, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Roll #___, Vol.27, ED20, pg.1 B?, l.71, Dated 1 June 1900:
Penman, Robert, wm, 33, Oct.1866, iron works, naturalized 32yrs., in US, rents house, SCOT,SCOT,SCOT
Lillian, wife, wf, 35, Dec.1864, OH,PA(OH),PA
Mary, dau., wf, 10, aug.1889, attends school, OH,SCOT,OH
Francis, son, wm, 9, Mar.1891, attends school, OH,SCOT,OH
Christina, dau., WF, 8, May 1892, attends school, OH,SCOT,OH
Helen, dau., wf, 2, Jan.1897, OH,SCOT,OH
Carl, son, wm, 1, Jun.1898, OH,SCOT,OH
1910 Census, Ohio, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Roll #1172, Vol.46, ED259, Family #147, Dated 20 April 1910:
*Longstreth, James, nephew, wm, 25, single, OH,OH,OH
Penman, Robert, wm, 42?, SCOT,SCOT,SCOT
Lillian, wife, wf, 43?, OH,?(OH)PA
Christina, dau., wf, (census was faded-hard to read)
Helen, dau., wf, (census was faded-hard to read)
Carl, son, wm, (census was faded-hard to read)
*Son of Sylvester Longstreth.
1920 Census, Ohio, East 79th St., Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Roll #1370, Vol.54, ED413, pg.2B, l.60, Dated 17 January 1920:
Penman, Bob, wm, 54?, steam fitter, rents house, R&W, SCOT,SCOT,SCOT
Lillian, wife, wf, 54?, R&W, OH,SCOT(Oh),SCOT(Pa)
Helen, dau., wf, 21, store clerk, R&W, OH,SCOT,OH
Carl, son, wm, 20, steam fitter, R&W, OH,SCOT,OH
The 1920 Census says Bob immigrated in 1894; was naturalized in 1905. The immigration date, at least, is wrong. (See 1900 census above.) Bob and Lillian were married in Perry Co. in 1889, and had children before 1894!
1930 Census, OH, Roll 1775, Cuyahoga Co., Cleveland City, 8313 Superior Ave., ED18-387, Sheet 7B & 8A, Pg. 47 & 48, Line 99 & 1, Dated April 8, 1930:
Penman, Robert, wm, 64, M. at 22, steam fitter, SCOT,SCOT,SCOT
Lilian, wife, wf, 65, M. at 23, OH,OH,OH
Frank, son, wm, single, 30, OH,SCOT,OH
Robert came to US in 1869. He is naturalized. Rents house, has radio. All read & write.
Medical Notes: contributory: Hypertension
• Census: 1870. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
• Census: 1880. Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Ohio
Lillian married Robert Boyd Penman on 20 Jan 1889 in Perry Co., Ohio, By B. M. O'boylan, Catholic Priest. Robert was born between 31 Oct 1866 and 1867 in Mery (Sp.?) Hill, Scotland, died on 20 Jun 1930 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, and was buried on 23 Jun 1930 in Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio. The cause of his death was Cerebral Hemmorhage.
General Notes: Cleveland Cemetery Records 1866-1930 (probably from Cleveland Press):
Penman, Robert, husband of Lillian nee Longstreth, father of Mary Soule of Bushnell, Nebraska, Christina Taylor, Hellen Blazek, Frank and Carl of Cleveland. Passed away at 1:30 A.M. at his residence, 8313 Superior. Service Monday, 23, June 1930 at 2:30 p.m. Friends invited. Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEATH CERTIFICATE: Registra.Dist. #35327, Vol. #6325, Cuyahoga Co., Cleveland, Ohio, Robert Boyd Penman, male, white, married, age 63, 63 yrs., 8 mos., 11 days, d. 20, June 1930, of Cerebral Hemorrhage due to arterio sclerosis for many years, steamfitter, b. Mery (sp?) Hill, Scotland, wife: Lillie Penman, father: Malcolm Penman, b. Scotland; maiden name of mother: Christina Boyd, b. Scotland. Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Informant was A. Steverding & Son, 14802 Lake Shore Blvd. Certificate can be located at the Ohio Historical Society.
1921 Cleveland City Directory: Robert Penman, 2046 E. 81st St.
• Census: 1900. Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio
• Census: 1910. Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio
• Census: 1920. East 79 St., Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio
+ 225 F i. Mary Penman was born in Aug 1889 in Ohio and died before 1952.
+ 226 M ii. Francis "Frank" Penman was born in Mar 1891 in Ohio and died after 1952.
+ 227 F iii. Christina Penman was born in May 1892 in Ohio, died in Jan 1959 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio at age 66, and was buried in Jan 1959 in Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio.
+ 228 F iv. Helen E. Penman was born in Jun 1897 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio and died before 1952.
229 M v. Carl A. Penman was born in Jun 1898 in Ohio and died on 3 Apr 1952 in Miami, Florida at age 53.
General Notes: Marriage Record: Carl A. Penman married by Rev. Thomas C. O'Reilly on June 3, 1924 to Margaret A. Steverding. This marriage took place in Cuyahoga Co., Ohio.
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Cleveland Press, 7 April 1952:
Penman, Carl A. Beloved husband of Margret (nee Steverding), brother of Frank and Mrs. Christina Taylor, the late Mrs. Mary Soule and Mrs. Helen Blazek, suddenly April 3rd at Miami, Florida. Friends may call at the C. P. Brickman & Sons Funeral Home at 7204 Superior Ave. Funeral mass Tuesday, April 8 at Immaculate Conception Church at 10a.m.
1900 Census, Ohio, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Roll #___, Vol.27, ED20, pg.1 B?, l.71, Dated 1 June 1900:
Penman, Robert, wm, 33, Oct.1866, iron works, naturalized 32yrs., in US, rents house, SCOT,SCOT,SCOT
Lillian, wife, wf, 35, Dec.1864, OH,PA(OH),PA
Mary, dau., wf, 10, Aug.1889, attends school, OH,SCOT,OH
Francis, son, wm, 9, Mar.1891, attends school, OH,SCOT,OH
Christina, dau., WF, 8, May 1892, attends school, OH,SCOT,OH
Helen, dau., wf, 2, Jan.1897, OH,SCOT,OH
Carl, son, wm, 1, Jun.1898, OH,SCOT,OH
1910 Census, Ohio, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Roll #1172, Vol.46, ED259, Family #147, Dated 20 April 1910:
*Longstreth, James, nephew, wm, 25, single, OH,OH,OH
Penman, Robert, wm, 42?, SCOT,SCOT,SCOT
Lillian, wife, wf, 43?, OH,?(OH)PA
Christina, dau., wf, (census was faded-hard to read)
Helen, dau., wf, (census was faded-hard to read)
Carl, son, wm, (census was faded-hard to read)
*Son of Sylvester Longstreth.
1920 Census, Ohio, East 79th St., Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Roll #1370, Vol.54, ED413, pg.2B, l.60, Dated 17 January 1920:
Penman, Bob, wm, 54?, steam fitter, rents house, R&W, SCOT,SCOT,SCOT
Lillian, wife, wf, 54?, R&W, OH,SCOT(Oh),SCOT(Pa)
Helen, dau., wf, 21, store clerk, R&W, OH,SCOT,OH
Carl, son, wm, 20, steam fitter, R&W, OH,SCOT,OH
The 1920 Census says Bob immigrated in 1894; was naturalized in 1905. The immigration date, at least, is wrong. (See 1900 census above.) Bob and Lillian were married in Perry Co. in 1889, and had children before 1894!
1930 Census, OH, Roll 1781, Cuyahoga Co., Cleveland City, Ward 32,14802 Lakeshore Blvd., ED 18-518, Sheet 39A, Line 1, Dated April 8, 1930:
Steverding, Arnold, wm, 62, M at 19, undertaker, GER,GER,GER
Mary A., wife, wf, 61, M. at 18, MICH,GER,GER
Penman, Margaret, dau., wf, 27, M. at 22, OH,GER,MICH
Charles (Carl) A., sonL, wm, 31, M. at 27, Fuller brush salesman, OH,SCOT,OH
No veterans, rents house, value $75.00. Has radio. All read & write.
Carl married Margaret A. Steverding on 3 Jun 1924 in Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, By Rev. Thomas C. O'reilly. Margaret was born on 6 Jul 1902 in Ohio and died in Aug 1984 in Miami, Florida 33138 at age 82.
General Notes: Social Security #263-42-8861, issued Florida, Margaret Penman, b. 6 Jul. 1902, d. August 1984 in Miami, Florida 33138.
Apparently Margaret's father and brother owned a funeral parlor as Margaret's father-in-law, Robert Boyd Penman was buried from A. Steverding & Son funeral parlor.
Margaret's parents are Arhold Steverding, b. abt. 1867-1868 in Germany and Mary A., b. abt. 1868-1869 in Michigan.
45. John Louis Brecht (Catherine Pearl6, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 28 Sep 1862 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Ohio, died on 7 Jan 1938 in Fairfax, Iowa at age 75, and was buried in Fairfax, Iowa.
General Notes: John Leonard Brecht was christened in 1862 in Zanesville, Ohio.
Cedar Rapids Gazette of 17 January 1938 - Obituary of John Leonard Brecht, "He came to Iowa in 1879 with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Brecht."
John Leonard Brecht was age 75 when he died.
1870 Census, Ohio, Bearfield Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, Pg.22, Line 27, Dwelling & Family #174, dated 9 Aug. 1870:
*Brecht, Vincent, wm, 45, farmer, $1500, $500, BAVARIA, both parents foreign born.
Catherine, wife, wf, 48, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 13, OH
John, son, wm, 7, OH
Andrew, son, wm, 5, OH
* Both parents are foreign born.
1900 Census, Iowa, Iowa County, Lenox Twp., ED 44 Sheet 4 (Stamped Pg.124A), Line 23, Dwelling & Family 58, Roll 438, Dated June 7, 1900:
Brecht, John L., wm, 37, Sep.1862, M17yrs., farmer, owns farm-free of mort., reads & writes, OH,GER,PA
Louise W., wife, wf, 35, Mar.1865, M17yrs., 8 children, 8 living, reads & writes, IA,OH(GER),IA(BOHEMIA)
Lucy, dau, 15, Oct.1884, IAOH,IA
Bert (Berthold John) son, wm, 14, May 1886, attends school, IA,OH,IA
Mary, dau, wf, 12, Mar.1888, attends school, IA,OH,IA
Anna, dau, wf, 10, Nov.1889, attends school, IAOH,IA
Bertha, dau, wf, 8, l, Sep.1891, attends school, IA,OH,IA
Charlie, son, wm, 6, Aug.1893, attends school, IA,OH,IA
Henry, son, 4, wm, Aug.1895, IA,OH,IA
George, son, 2, wm, Mar.1898, IA,OH,IA
Bartosh, Nesket, servant, wf, 20, Sep.1879, IA,BOHEMIA,BOHEMIA
1910 Census, Iowa, Iowa Co., Lenox Twp., ED47, Pg.9B, Line 56, Dwelling 162, Family 164, Roll 407, Dated 11 May 1910:
Brecht, John, wm, 47, M27yrs., general farming, OH,GER,GER
Louise, wife, wf, 45, M27yrs., 12 children, 12 living, IA,GER,BOHEMIA
Anna, dau, wf, ?, , IA,OH,IA
Bertha, dau, wf, 18,, IA,OH,IA
Leslie, son, wm, 11, IA,OH,IA
Bernard, son, wm, 8, attends school, IA,OH,IA
Edward, son, wm, 6, attends school, IA,OH,IA
Harold, son, wm, 2, IA,OH,IA
All can read & write except Harold.
1920 Census, IA, Roll 499, Linn Co., Fairfax Twp., ED91, Sheet 7A, Line 7, Dated Jan. 16, 1920:
Brecht, John L., head, wm, 57, mar., farmer-general framing, OH,GER,PA
Louise L., wife, wf, 54, mar., IA,GER,BOHEMIA
Leslie, son, wm, 19, single, farm labor-working out, IA,OH,IA
Bernard L., son, wm, 17, single, attends school, IA,OH,IA
Edward J., son, wm, 15, single, attends school, IA,OH,IA
Harold L., son, wm, 13, single, attends school, IA,OH,IA
All can read & write english. Owns farm with mortgage.
1930 Census, IA, Roll 664, Linn Co., Fairfax Twp., Fairfax City, ED57-10, Sheet 1B, Pg.1, Line 92, Dated April 2 & 4, 1930:
Brecht, John L., wm, 67, M. at 21, OH,GER,PA
Louisa, wife, wf, 65, M. at 19, IA,GER,CHECK
Harold, son, wm, 22, M. at 22, IA,OH,IA
Frances, dauL, wf, 21, M at 21, IA,IA,IA
John owns house, value $4,000. All can read & write. No veterans.
John married Louise Beyer on 26 Nov 1883. Louise was born on 14 Mar 1865 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and died on 9 May 1949 in Fairfax, Iowa at age 84.
General Notes: Louise was 84 when she died.
+ 230 F i. Lucy Brecht was born in Oct 1884 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa and died in Cedar Rapids, Linn Co., Iowa.
+ 231 M ii. Berthold John "Bert" Brecht was born between 28 May and 28 Jul 1886 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa and died on 18 Jan 1925 in Watkins, Iowa.
+ 232 F iii. Mary Elizabeth Brecht was born on 9 Mar 1888 in Amana, Iowa, died on 29 Nov 1962 in Fairfax, Iowa at age 74, and was buried in Fairfax, Iowa.
+ 233 F iv. Anna R. Brecht was born in Nov 1889 in Iowa, died in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and was buried in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
+ 234 F v. Bertha T. Brecht was born on 22 Sep 1891 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa and died on 16 Aug 1963 in Mankato, Minnesota at age 71.
+ 235 M vi. Charles A.? Or F.? Brecht was born in Aug 1894 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa, died in Anamosa, Jones Co., Iowa, and was buried in Anamosa, Jones Co., Iowa.
+ 236 M vii. Henry L. Brecht was born in Aug 1896 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa and was buried in Decatur, Dekalb Co., Georgia.
+ 237 M viii. George Paul Brecht was born on 4 Mar 1898 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa, died on 6 Feb 1969 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota at age 70, and was buried in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
238 M ix. Leslie Brecht was born on 20 Jul 1900 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa, died in May 1963 in Washington, Iowa at age 62, and was buried in Washington, Iowa.
General Notes: Social Security #484-14-9447, issued Iowa for Leslie Brecht, b. 20 July 1900 and d. May 1963, Iowa
1910 Census, Iowa, Iowa Co., Lenox Twp., ED47, Pg.9B, Line 56, Dwelling 162, Family 164, Roll 407, Dated 11 May 1910:
Brecht, John, wm, 47, M27yrs., general farming, OH,GER,GER
Louise, wife, wf, 45, M27yrs., 12 children, 12 living, IA,GER,BOHEMIA
Anna, dau, wf, ?, , IA,OH,IA
Bertha, dau, wf, 18,, IA,OH,IA
Leslie, son, wm, 11, IA,OH,IA
Bernard, son, wm, 8, attends school, IA,OH,IA
Edward, son, wm, 6, attends school, IA,OH,IA
Harold, son, wm, 2, IA,OH,IA
All can read & write except Harold.
1920 Census, IA, Roll 499, Linn Co., Fairfax Twp., ED91, Sheet 7A, Line 7, Dated Jan. 16, 1920:
Brecht, John L., head, wm, 57, mar., farmer-general framing, OH,GER,PA
Louise L., wife, wf, 54, mar., IA,GER,BOHEMIA
Leslie, son, wm, 19, single, farm labor-working out, IA,OH,IA
Bernard L., son, wm, 17, single, attends school, IA,OH,IA
Edward J., son, wm, 15, single, attends school, IA,OH,IA
Harold L., son, wm, 13, single, attends school, IA,OH,IA
All can read & write english. Owns farm with mortgage.
+ 239 M x. Bernard Francis Brecht was born on 10 Jul 1902 in Amana, Iowa, died on 6 Jul 1957 in Walker, Iowa at age 54, and was buried in Walker, Iowa.
+ 240 M xi. Edward John Brecht was born on 21 Sep 1904 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa and died in Feb 1985 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 52404 at age 80.
+ 241 M xii. Harold Brecht was born on 28 Jul 1908 in Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa.
46. Andrew Vincent Brecht (Catherine Pearl6, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 22 Jan 1865 in Perry Co., Ohio, died on 23 Nov 1930 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa at age 65, and was buried in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa. The cause of his death was Anurism of the thoratic aorta.
General Notes: Benton Co., Iowa Wedding Record of Mary Ann Frese & Andrew V. Brecht
1870 Census, Ohio, Bearfield Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, Pg.22, Line 27, Dwelling & Family #174, dated 9 Aug. 1870:
*Brecht, Vincent, wm, 45, farmer, $1500, $500, BAVARIA, both parents foreign born.
Catherine, wife, wf, 48, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 13, OH
John, son, wm, 7, OH
Andrew, son, wm, 5, OH
* Both parents are foreign born.
1880 Census, Iowa, Benton Co., Florence Twp., Vol. 2, ED27, Sheet 10, Line 13:
Brecht, Vincent, wm, 54, Mar., farmer, GER,GER,GER
Catherine, wife, wf, 57, Mar., keeping house, PA,PA,PA
Sarah, dau, wf, 21, single, at home, OH,GER,PA
Andrew, son, wm, 15, single, at home-attends school, OH,GER,PA
NOTE: Vincent and his parents wkere born in Baden, Germany.
1900 Census, Iowa, Benton Co., Florence Twp., ED10, Pg. 8, Line 12, Dwelling 150, Family 154, Roll 417, Dated June 12, 1900:
Brecht, Andrew V., wm, 35, Jan.1865, M15yrs., farmer, OH,GER,PA
Mary A., wife, wf, 33, Apr.1867, 7 children, 6 living, IA,GER,GER
Annie C., dau, wf, 14, Feb.1886, single, at school, IA,OH,IA
John V., son, wm, 12, Sep.1887, single, at school, IA,OH,IA
Minnie L. (Elizabeth), dau, wf, 10, Oct.1889, single, at school, IA,OH,IA
Andrew J., son, wm, 8, Aug.1891, single, at school, IA,OH,IA
Mathilda, dau, wf, 6, Oct.1893, single, at school, IA,OH,IA
Agnes S., dau, wf, 2, Nov.1897, single, IA,OH,IA
Locher, John T., boarder, wm, 22, July 1877, single, farm laborer, imig.1889, # yrs.in US-11-Naturalized, GER,GER,GER
1910 Census, Iowa, Benton Co., Florence Twp., Norway Town, Sherman St., ED9, Sheet 1B, Dwelling & Family 24, Line 84, Roll 391, Dated April 16, 1910:
Brecht, Andrew, wm, 45, M1-24 yrs., Own Income, OH,GER,PA
Mary, wife wf, 43, M1-24 yrs., 9 children, 8 living, IA,GER,GER
Andrew, son, wm, 18, laborer-odd jobs, IA,OH,IA
Matilda, dau, wf, 15, IA,OH,IA
Agnes, dau, wf, 12, at school, IA,OH,IA
Elsie, dau, wf, 6, at school, IA,OH,IA
Tessie, dau, wf, 3, IA,OH,IA
NOTE: All but two youngest can read and write.
1920 Census, Iowa, Benton Co., Florence Twp., Norway Town, Union St., ED10, Sheet 2B, Line 97, Dwelling & Family 57, Roll 477, Dated January 7, 1920:
Brecht, Andrew V., wm, 54, painter-buildings, owns house-free of mortg., OH,GER*,PA
Mary, wife, wf, 52, IA,GER,GER
Elsie, dau, wf, 16, IA,OH,IA
Tessie, dau, wf, 13, attends school, IA,OH,IA
All read and write.
*Baden, Germany
1930 Census, IA, Benton Co., Florence Twp., Norway Town, ED 6-13, Sheet 24, Pg.83, Line 87, Dated April 18, 1930:
Primrose, Dwayne, wm, 25, M. at 21, laborer-general farming, IA,IA,IA
Therisa, wf, 24, M. at 20, IA,OH,IA
Betty Marie, dau., wf, 4yrs.,2mos., single, IA,IA,IA
Rose Ella, dau., wf, 5 mos., single, IA,IA,IA
Brecht, Andrew B*., fatherL, wm, 65, wid. M. at 20, laborer-painter, OH,GER,PA
Rents house. No radio, value of property-$10.00. All adults read & write.
*Should be "V".
Andrew married Mary Ann Frese on 26 May 1885 in St. Michael's Catholic Church, Norway, Iowa. Mary was born on 9 Apr 1867 in Benton Co., (Near Norway) Iowa and died on 10 May 1928 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa 52318 at age 61.
General Notes: Mary Ann is the daughter of George Frese & Anna Becker.
Mary Ann was born 2 miles N.W. of Norway, Iowa, in Benton Co., Ia.
Mary Ann was 61 when she died.
+ 242 F i. Anna C. Brecht was born on 19 Feb 1886 in Iowa and died on 29 Aug 1971 at age 85.
+ 243 M ii. John Vincent Brecht was born on 18 Sep 1887 in Benton Co., Iowa and died on 24 Sep 1976 in Watkins, Iowa 52354 at age 89.
+ 244 F iii. Minnie Elizabeth Brecht was born on 14 Oct 1889 in Florence Twp., Benton Co., Iowa and died on 6 Nov 1984 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa at age 95.
+ 245 M iv. Andrew J. Brecht was born on 6 Aug 1891 in Iowa and died on 8 Aug 1978 in Marengo, Iowa 52301 at age 87.
+ 246 F v. Mathilda Brecht was born on 14 Oct 1893 in Iowa and died on 6 Jun 1979 at age 85.
247 M vi. George (John) Brecht was born in 1895 in Iowa and died in 1896 in Iowa at age 1.
+ 248 F vii. Agnes S. Brecht was born on 22 Nov 1897 in Iowa and died on 15 Dec 1989 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa 52318 at age 92.
+ 249 F viii. Elsie Helen Brecht was born on 3 Aug 1903 in Iowa and died on 27 Mar 1987 in Newhall, Iowa 52315 at age 83.
+ 250 F ix. Teresa Rosella "Tessie" Brecht was born on 3 Jun 1906 in Benton Co., Iowa and died on 4 Jan 1968 in Independence, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio 44131 at age 61.
47. Sarah Ann Brecht (Catherine Pearl6, Lawrence Sr.1) was born between 19 Jan 1857 and 1859 in Ohio, died on 18 Jan 1921 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa, and was buried in 1921 in St. Michael's Cemetery. Another name for Sarah was Sarah A. Brecht.
General Notes: Benton Co. Marriage Record, Book F, pg. 81, Sarah Brecht m. John Beyer 22 Nov. 1887.
St. Michael's Cemetery Record: b.19 January 1859, d. 18 Jan. 1921. The 1900 Census shows Sarah born January 1857.
Sarah was 63 when she died.
The obituary of Sarah's brother, John Louis Brecht, states that the Brecht family went to Iowa in 1879.
While in Ohio, Sarah was employed as a cigar maker.
1860 Census, Ohio, Jefferson Twp., Muskingum County, Roll 1019, pg.538, l.30, Dwelling #627, Family #695, Dated_______ ______1860:
Breck, Vincent, wm, 33, factory hand, $600, 75, GER
Catherine, wife, wf, 37, cigar maker, can't read or write, PA
Elizabeth, dau, wf, 7, attends school, OH
Mary C., dau, wf, 6, attends school, OH
Sarah A., dau, wf, 3, OH
Francis W., son, wm, 1, OH
1870 Census, Ohio, Bearfield Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, Pg.22, Line 27, Dwelling & Family #174, dated 9 Aug. 1870:
*Brecht, Vincent, wm, 45, farmer, $1500, $500, BAVARIA, both parents foreign born.
Catherine, wife, wf, 48, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 13, OH
John, son, wm, 7, OH
Andrew, son, wm, 5, OH
* Both parents are foreign born.
1880 Census, Iowa, Benton Co., Florence Twp., Vol. 2, ED27, Sheet 10, Line 13:
Brecht, Vincent, wm, 54, Mar., farmer, GER,GER,GER
Catherine, wife, wf, 57, Mar., keeping house, PA,PA,PA
Sarah, dau, wf, 21, single, at home, OH,GER,PA
Andrew, son, wm, 15, single, at home-attends school, OH,GER,PA
NOTE: Vincent and his parents wkere born in Baden, Germany.
1900 Census, Iowa, Benton Co., Norway City, Florence Twp., Vol. 4, ED10, Page 2, Line 26, Dwelling 27, Family 28, Roll 417, Dated June 2, 1900:
Beyer, John, wm, 33, Jul.1866, M.13yrs., owns house-free of mortg., pool room keeper, IA,GER,BOHEMIA
Sarah A., wf, 43, Jan.1857, M13yrs., 4 children, 4 living, OH,GER,PA
Frances C., dau, 11, Apr.1889, IA,IA,OH
Clara, dau, 8, Nov.1891at school, IA,IA,OH
Edward, son, 6, Sep.1893, at school, IA,IA,OH
Mary, dau, wf, 5, Feb.1895, at school, IA,IA,OH
All can read and write.
1910 Census, Iowa, Benton Co., Florence Twp., Norway Town, Railroad St., ED9, Sheet 3A, Dwelling & Family 60, Line 8, Roll 391, Dated 16 April 1910:
Beyer, John, wm, 42, M1-23yrs., mgr. grain elevator, owns house, free of mortg., OH(IA?),GER,AUST-BOHEM
Sarah, wife, wf, 53, M1-23yrs., had 6 children, 6 living, IA(OH?),IA(GER),PA
Clara, dau, wf 18, reads & writes IA,IA,OH
Eddie (Edward), son, 16, wm, assists-grain elevator, IA,IAOH
Mary, dau, wf, 14(15), IA,IA,OH
Berthold, son, wm, 9, attends school, IA,IA,OH
Earnest, son, wm, 6, attends school, IA,IA,OH
All but two youngest read & write.
1920 Census, Benton Co., Florence Twp., Norway Town, ED10, Sheet 2A, Line 31, Dwelling & Family 36, Dated January 6-7, 1920:
Beyer, John, wm, 52, mar.., owns home-free of mortg., Proprietor-Pool Room, IA,GER,BOHEM
Sarah, wife, wf, 62, mar., OH,GER*,PA
William E**., son, wm, 16, single, attends school, IA,IA(?),IA
* Baden, Germany
**Earnest on the 1910 Census.
All can read & write.
Sarah married John Beyer on 22 Nov 1887 in St. Michel's Catholic Church, Norway, Benton Co., Iowa. John was born on 26 Jul 1867 in Cedar Rapids, Linn Co., Iowa, died on 29 May 1946 in Goodletsville, Tennessee at age 78, and was buried in 1946 in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Goodletsville, Tennessee.
• Alt. Marriage: Alt. Marriage, 20 Nov 1887. St. Michael's, Norway, Benton Co., Iowa
General Notes: John's father was Thomas G. Beyer.
John was 78 when he died.
• Alt. Birth: Alt. Birth, 26 Jul 1867.
+ 251 F i. Katherine Beyer was born in Johnson Co., Iowa.
252 F ii. Francis Catherine Beyer was born on 24 Apr 1889 in Johnson County, Iowa.
General Notes: 1900 Census, Iowa, Benton Co., Norway City, Florence Twp., Vol. 4, ED10, Page 2, Line 26, Dwelling 27, Family 28, Roll 417, Dated June 2, 1900:
Beyer, John, wm, 33, Jul.1866, M.13yrs., owns house-free of mortg., pool room keeper, IA,GER,BOHEMIA
Sarah A., wf, 43, Jan.1857, M13yrs., 4 children, 4 living, OH,GER,PA
Frances C., dau, 11, Apr.1889, IA,IA,OH
Clara, dau, 8, Nov.1891at school, IA,IA,OH
Edward, son, 6, Sep.1893, at school, IA,IA,OH
Mary, dau, wf, 5, Feb.1895, at school, IA,IA,OH
All can read and write.
+ 253 F iii. Clara Elizabeth Beyer was born on 28 Nov 1891 in Iowa County, Iowa.
+ 254 M iv. Edward Vincent "Eddie" Beyer was born on 1 Sep 1893 in Iowa.
+ 255 F v. Mary Beyer was born on 13 Feb 1895 in Iowa County, Iowa.
256 M vi. John Berthold Beyer was born on 1 Aug 1900 in Norway, Benton Co., Iowa and died on 28 Oct 1925 at age 25.
General Notes: 1910 Census, Iowa, Benton Co., Florence Twp., Norway Town, Railroad St., ED9, Sheet 3A, Dwelling & Family 60, Line 8, Roll 391, Dated 16 April 1910:
Beyer, John, wm, 42, M1-23yrs., mgr. grain elevator, owns house, free of mortg., OH(IA?),GER,AUST-BOHEM
Sarah, wife, wf, 53, M1-23yrs., had 6 children, 6 living, IA(OH?),IA(GER),PA
Clara, dau, wf 18, reads & writes IA,IA,OH
Eddie (Edward), son, 16, wm, assists-grain elevator, IA,IAOH
Mary, dau, wf, 14(15), IA,IA,OH
Berthold, son, wm, 9, attends school, IA,IA,OH
Earnest, son, wm, 6, attends school, IA,IA,OH
All but two youngest read & write.
257 M vii. William E. "Earnest" Beyer was born on 21 Dec 1903 in Iowa and died in Belding, Michigan.
General Notes: 1910 Census, Iowa, Benton Co., Florence Twp., Norway Town, Railroad St., ED9, Sheet 3A, Dwelling & Family 60, Line 8, Roll 391, Dated 16 April 1910:
Beyer, John, wm, 42, M1-23yrs., mgr. grain elevator, owns house, free of mortg., OH(IA?),GER,AUST-BOHEM
Sarah, wife, wf, 53, M23yrs., had 6 children, 6 living, IA(OH?),IA(GER),PA
Clara, dau, wf 18, reads & writes IA,IA,OH
Eddie (Edward), son, 16, wm, assists-grain elevator, IA,IAOH
Mary, dau, wf, 14(15), IA,IA,OH
Berthold, son, wm, 9, attends school, IA,IA,OH
Earnest, son, wm, 6, attends school, IA,IA,OH
All but two youngest read & write.
1920 Census, Benton Co., Florence Twp., Norway Town, ED10, Sheet 2A, Line 31, Dwelling & Family 36, Dated January 6-7, 1920:
Beyer, John, wm, 52, mar.., owns home-free of mortg., Proprietor-Pool Room, IA,GER,BOHEM
Sarah, wife, wf, 62, mar., OH,GER*,PA
William E**., son, wm, 16, single, attends school, IA,IA(?),IA
* Baden, Germany
**Earnest on the 1910 Census.
All can read & write.
48. Lucinda D. Deaver (Ruth Pearl7, Lawrence Sr.1) was born in Aug 1849 in Deavertown, Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: 1850 Census, Perry Co., Bearfield Twp., Roll 719, Pg.276, Line 39, 169/169, Nove. 13, 1850
Reuben Deaver, male, 25, mechanic, OH
Ruth, female, 25, OH
Lucinda, female, 9 mos., OH
Catherine* McCarty, female, 12, at school, IRE
*I wonder if this is the Catherine that Benedict Pearl married? Benedict was living with Henry & Sarah Deaver in the 1850 census and they lived next door to Reuben & Ruth.
1860 Census, OH, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Chapel Hill P.O., Pg.227B, Sh. 8B, Line 3, 56/53, May 2, 1860:
Reuben Deaver, male, 35, farmer, $800/$200, OH
Ruth, female, 35, PA
Lucinda, female, 11, attends school, PA*
Sybilla, female, 9,attends school, PA*
Hugh, male, 7, attends school, PA*
Sarah, female, 5, attends school, PA*
Melissa, female, 3, PA*
Reben (Reuben), 1, PA*
*All of these children were born in Ohio.
1870 Census, MO, Carroll Co., Wakenda Twp., Carrollton, P.O., Roll 766, Pg.413, Line 18, 330/331:
Lillie, Thomas, wm, 21, farming, ILL
Lucinda, wf, 21, keeping house, OH
Mary, 3mos., MO
1880 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Carrolton, Vol. 6, ED154, Sheet 21, Line 26, Roll 679:
Lillie, Thomas H., wm, 31, mar., farmer, ILL,PA,ILL
Lucinda D., wife, wf, 30, mar., keeps house, OH,OH,PA
Mary J, dau, wf, 10, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Vincent D., son, wm, 8, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Ruth A., dau, wf, 7, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Clara C., dau, wf, 5, MO,ILL,OH
Linnis A., son, wm, 3, MO,ILL,OH
Cora E., dau, wf, 1, MO,ILL,OH
Beard, Hershall*, 22, KY,ILL,OH
*Didn't give relationship.
1900 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Carrolton Twp., Vol. 17, ED1, Sheet 4, Line 42 Roll 846, Dated 8 June 1900:
Lilly, Thomas H., wm, 51, Feb.1849, M31yrs., farmer, ILL,PA,ILL
Lucinda A., wife, wf, 50, Aug.1849, M31yrs., 10 children, 10 living, OH,OH,PA
Cora E., dau, wf, 21, Oct.1878, school teacher, MO,ILL,OH
Grace, dau, wf 17, Aug.1882, school teacher, MO,ILL,OH
Lucy A., dau, wf, 15, Feb.1885, servant, MO,ILL,OH
Frances, dau, wf, 10, Oct.1889, at school, MO,ILL,OH
Thomas J., son, wm, 8, Feb.1892, at school, MO,ILL,OH
Doyle, Michael, son-in-law, wm, 34, Nov.1866, M4yrs., ILL,IRE,IRE
Ruth L*., dau, wf, 27, Apr.1873, M4yrs., 2 children, 2 living, MO,ILL,OH
Owen A., grandson, wm, 3, Aug.1896, MO,ILL,MO
Lucile A., granddau, wf, 2, Mar.1898, TEX,ILL,MO
*It's Ruth "A." in the 1880 above.
CAN'T FIND THOMAS & LUCINDA ANYWHERE AFTER THE 1900 CENSUS.
Lucinda married Thomas H. Lillie about 1866. Thomas was born in Feb 1849 in Illinois.
General Notes: Thomas' parents are probably James & Elizabeth Lillie. They are right above them on the 1870 census. James is 45 & Elizabeth's age wasn't legible. Both were born in Pennsylvania.
258 F i. Mary J. Lillie was born between 1869 and 1870 in Missouri.
General Notes: 1870 Census, MO, Carroll Co., Wakenda Twp., Carrollton, P.O., Roll 766, Pg.413, Line 18, 330/331:
Lillie, Thomas, wm, 21, farming, ILL
Lucinda, wf, 21, keeping house, OH
Mary, 3mos., MO
1880 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Carrolton, Vol. 6, ED154, Sheet 21, Line 26, Roll 679:
Lillie, Thomas H., wm, 31, mar., farmer, ILL,PA,ILL
Lucinda D., wife, wf, 30, mar., keeps house, OH,OH,PA
Mary J, dau, wf, 10, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Vincent D., son, wm, 8, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Ruth A., dau, wf, 7, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Clara C., dau, wf, 5, MO,ILL,OH
Linnis A., son, wm, 3, MO,ILL,OH
Cora E., dau, wf, 1, MO,ILL,OH
Beard, Hershall*, 22, KY,ILL,OH
*Didn't give relationship.
+ 259 M ii. Vincent D. Lillie was born between 1871 and 1872 in Missouri.
+ 260 F iii. Ruth A. Lillie was born in Apr 1873 in Missouri.
261 F iv. Clara C. Lillie was born between 1874 and 1875 in Missouri.
General Notes: 1880 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Carrolton, Vol. 6, ED154, Sheet 21, Line 26, Roll 679:
Lillie, Thomas H., wm, 31, mar., farmer, ILL,PA,ILL
Lucinda D., wife, wf, 30, mar., keeps house, OH,OH,PA
Mary J, dau, wf, 10, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Vincent D., son, wm, 8, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Ruth A., dau, wf, 7, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Clara C., dau, wf, 5, MO,ILL,OH
Linnis A., son, wm, 3, MO,ILL,OH
Cora E., dau, wf, 1, MO,ILL,OH
Beard, Hershall*, 22, KY,ILL,OH
*Didn't give relationship.
1900 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Carrolton Twp., Vol. 17, ED1, Sheet 4, Line 42 Roll 846, Dated 8 June 1900:
Lilly, Thomas H., wm, 51, Feb.1849, M31yrs., farmer, ILL,PA,ILL
Lucinda A., wife, wf, 50, Aug.1849, M31yrs., 10 children, 10 living, OH,OH,PA
Cora E., dau, wf, 21, Oct.1878, school teacher, MO,ILL,OH
Grace, dau, wf 17, Aug.1882, school teacher, MO,ILL,OH
Lucy A., dau, wf, 15, Feb.1885, servant, MO,ILL,OH
Frances, dau, wf, 10, Oct.1889, at school, MO,ILL,OH
Thomas J., son, wm, 8, Feb.1892, at school, MO,ILL,OH
Doyle, Michael, son-in-law, wm, 34, Nov.1866, M4yrs., ILL,IRE,IRE
Ruth L., dau, wf, 27, Apr.1873, M4yrs., 2 children, 2 living, MO,ILL,OH
Owen A., grandson, wm, 3, Aug.1896, MO,ILL,MO
Lucile A., granddau, wf, 2, Mar.1898, TEX,ILL,MO
262 M v. Linnis A. Lillie was born about 1877 in Missouri.
General Notes: 1880 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Carrolton, Vol. 6, ED154, Sheet 21, Line 26, Roll 679:
Lillie, Thomas H., wm, 31, mar., farmer, ILL,PA,ILL
Lucinda D., wife, wf, 30, mar., keeps house, OH,OH,PA
Mary J, dau, wf, 10, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Vincent D., son, wm, 8, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Ruth A., dau, wf, 7, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Clara C., dau, wf, 5, MO,ILL,OH
Linnis A., son, wm, 3, MO,ILL,OH
Cora E., dau, wf, 1, MO,ILL,OH
Beard, Hershall*, 22, KY,ILL,OH
*Didn't give relationship.
COULDN'T FIND ANYWHERE IN THE U.S. AFTER 1880
263 F vi. Cora E. Lillie was born in Oct 1878 in Missouri.
General Notes: 1880 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Carrolton, Vol. 6, ED154, Sheet 21, Line 26, Roll 679:
Lillie, Thomas H., wm, 31, mar., farmer, ILL,PA,ILL
Lucinda D., wife, wf, 30, mar., keeps house, OH,OH,PA
Mary J, dau, wf, 10, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Vincent D., son, wm, 8, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Ruth A., dau, wf, 7, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Clara C., dau, wf, 5, MO,ILL,OH
Linnis A., son, wm, 3, MO,ILL,OH
Cora E., dau, wf, 1, MO,ILL,OH
Beard, Hershall*, 22, KY,ILL,OH
*Didn't give relationship.
1880 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Carrolton, Vol. 6, ED154, Sheet 21, Line 26, Roll 679:
Lillie, Thomas H., wm, 31, mar., farmer, ILL,PA,ILL
Lucinda D., wife, wf, 30, mar., keeps house, OH,OH,PA
Mary J, dau, wf, 10, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Vincent D., son, wm, 8, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Ruth A., dau, wf, 7, attends school, MO,ILL,OH
Clara C., dau, wf, 5, MO,ILL,OH
Linnis A., son, wm, 3, MO,ILL,OH
Cora E., dau, wf, 1, MO,ILL,OH
Beard, Hershall*, 22, KY,ILL,OH
*Didn't give relationship.
264 F vii. Grace Lillie was born in Aug 1882.
General Notes: 1900 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Carrolton Twp., Vol. 17, ED1, Sheet 4, Line 42 Roll 846, Dated 8 June 1900:
Lilly, Thomas H., wm, 51, Feb.1849, M31yrs., farmer, ILL,PA,ILL
Lucinda A., wife, wf, 50, Aug.1849, M31yrs., 10 children, 10 living, OH,OH,PA
Cora E., dau, wf, 21, Oct.1878, school teacher, MO,ILL,OH
Grace, dau, wf 17, Aug.1882, school teacher, MO,ILL,OH
Lucy A., dau, wf, 15, Feb.1885, servant, MO,ILL,OH
Frances, dau, wf, 10, Oct.1889, at school, MO,ILL,OH
Thomas J., son, wm, 8, Feb.1892, at school, MO,ILL,OH
Doyle, Michael, son-in-law, wm, 34, Nov.1866, M4yrs., ILL,IRE,IRE
Ruth L., dau, wf, 27, Apr.1873, M4yrs., 2 children, 2 living, MO,ILL,OH
Owen A., grandson, wm, 3, Aug.1896, MO,ILL,MO
Lucile A., granddau, wf, 2, Mar.1898, TEX,ILL,MO
265 F viii. Lucy A. Lillie was born in Feb 1885.
General Notes: 1900 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Carrolton Twp., Vol. 17, ED1, Sheet 4, Line 42 Roll 846, Dated 8 June 1900:
Lilly, Thomas H., wm, 51, Feb.1849, M31yrs., farmer, ILL,PA,ILL
Lucinda A., wife, wf, 50, Aug.1849, M31yrs., 10 children, 10 living, OH,OH,PA
Cora E., dau, wf, 21, Oct.1878, school teacher, MO,ILL,OH
Grace, dau, wf 17, Aug.1882, school teacher, MO,ILL,OH
Lucy A., dau, wf, 15, Feb.1885, servant, MO,ILL,OH
Frances, dau, wf, 10, Oct.1889, at school, MO,ILL,OH
Thomas J., son, wm, 8, Feb.1892, at school, MO,ILL,OH
Doyle, Michael, son-in-law, wm, 34, Nov.1866, M4yrs., ILL,IRE,IRE
Ruth L., dau, wf, 27, Apr.1873, M4yrs., 2 children, 2 living, MO,ILL,OH
Owen A., grandson, wm, 3, Aug.1896, MO,ILL,MO
Lucile A., granddau, wf, 2, Mar.1898, TEX,ILL,MO
266 F ix. Frances Lillie was born in Oct 1889 in Missouri.
General Notes: 1900 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Carrolton Twp., Vol. 17, ED1, Sheet 4, Line 42 Roll 846, Dated 8 June 1900:
Lilly, Thomas H., wm, 51, Feb.1849, M31yrs., farmer, ILL,PA,ILL
Lucinda A., wife, wf, 50, Aug.1849, M31yrs., 10 children, 10 living, OH,OH,PA
Cora E., dau, wf, 21, Oct.1878, school teacher, MO,ILL,OH
Grace, dau, wf 17, Aug.1882, school teacher, MO,ILL,OH
Lucy A., dau, wf, 15, Feb.1885, servant, MO,ILL,OH
Frances, dau, wf, 10, Oct.1889, at school, MO,ILL,OH
Thomas J., son, wm, 8, Feb.1892, at school, MO,ILL,OH
Doyle, Michael, son-in-law, wm, 34, Nov.1866, M4yrs., ILL,IRE,IRE
Ruth L., dau, wf, 27, Apr.1873, M4yrs., 2 children, 2 living, MO,ILL,OH
Owen A., grandson, wm, 3, Aug.1896, MO,ILL,MO
Lucile A., granddau, wf, 2, Mar.1898, TEX,ILL,MO
+ 267 M x. Thomas J. Lillie was born in Feb 1892 in Missouri.
51. Hugh James Deaver (Ruth Pearl7, Lawrence Sr.1) was born in Oct 1852 in Deavertown, Perry Co., Ohio and died before 1930 in Probably Nebraska.
General Notes: Hugh Deaver raised horses and mules and was quite successful. He produced a good deal of hay to feed his stock. In addition he sold insurance policies to people in the area. He was remembered as a well-dressed man with a well-groomed goutee, and a fancy horse buggy. Much of the actual farmwork was performed by his sons.
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1860 Census, OH, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Chapel Hill P.O., Pg.227B, Sh. 8B, Line 3, 56/53, May 2, 1860:
Reuben Deaver, male, 35, farmer, $800/$200, OH
Ruth, female, 35, PA
Lucinda, female, 11, attends school, PA*
Sybilla, female, 9,attends school, PA*
Hugh, male, 7, attends school, PA*
Sarah, female, 5, attends school, PA*
Melissa, female, 3, PA*
Reben (Reuben), 1, PA*
*All of these children were born in Ohio.
1870 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Morris Twp., P.O. Bowers City, Pg.350, line 40 & Pg.351, line 1, Dwelling 304, Family 289, Dated July 7, 1870:
Deaver, R.S.(H), wm, 45, mar., farmer, $1,200, $209, OH
Ruth, wife, wf, 45, mar, keeping house, PA
Belle, dau, wf, 19, OH
Hugh, son, wm, 17, attends school, OH
Sarah C., dau, wf, 15, attends school,
Reuben J.(L?), son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
David*, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
*Clement D. in 1880 Census.
1880 Soundex, Missouri, Carroll Co., Morris Twp.,Vol. 6, ED147, Sheet 9, Line 34,
Dever, R. H., wm, 55, mar., farmer, OH,MD,MD
Ruth, wife, wf, 55, mar., keeps house, PA,MD,MD
Hugh J., son, wm, mar., 26, farm laborer, OH,OH,PA
Clement D., son, wm, 15, single, farm laborer, OH,OH,PA
Mary L., daughter-in-law, wf, 21, mar., not employed, IA,GER,PA
James W., grandson, wm, 3, single, MO,IA,OH
Jesse L., grandson wm, 1, single, MO,IA,OH
1900 Census, Nebraska, Thayer Co., Gilead Precinct, ED162, Sheet 5, Line 66:
Deaver, Hugh J., wm, 48, Oct.1852, M25yrs., farmer, OH,OH,PA
Mary L., wf, 41, Aug.1858, M25yrs., 10 children, 9 living, IA,GER,PA
Jessie W., son, wm, 20, Aug.1879, farmer, MO,IA,PA
Wm. H., son, wm, 16, Dec.1883, at school, NEB,IA,PA
Mary, dau, wf, 14, May 1886, at school, NEB,IA,PA
Annie E*., dau, wf, 12, Mar.1888, at school, NEB,IA,PA
Geo. C., son, wm, 10, Mar.1890, at school, NEB,IA,PA
Steven F., son, wm, 8, at school, Nov.1891, NEB,IA,PA
Charles N., son, wm, 6, at school, Oct.1892, NEB,IA,PA
Reubin H.,father, wm, 76, Nov. 1824, M49yrs., NEB(OH),IA(MD),PA?
NOTE: Reubin was a widow -- his wife had died in 1897.
*Annie E. is Ellen Ann m. to John Cortney in the 1920 Nebraska Census.
1910 Census, Nebraska, Thayer Co., Gilead Precinct, ED185, Sheet 3B, Line 96, Roll 856, Dated April 19, 1910:
Deaver, Hugh J., wm, 57, M1-35yrs., farmer, owns farm, OH,OH,OH
Mary L., wife, wf, 51, M1-35yrs., 10 children, 9 living, OH(IA?),GER,PA
George, son, wm, 20, single, at home, NEB,OH,IA
Stephen, son, wm, 18, single, at home, NEB,OH,IA
Charles, son, wm, 16, single, at home, NEB,OH,IA
All can read and write.
1920 Census, Nebraska, Thayer Co., Gilead Precinct, ED199, Sheet 4A, Line 13, Roll 1002:
Courtney, John, wm, 34, farmer, rents farm NEB,IRE,IRE
Ellen Ann*, wife, wf, 32, NEB,OH,IND
Lenna Mary, dau 9, NEB,NEB,NEB
Leonard James, son, 6, NEB,NEB,NEB
William Michael, son, 5, NEB,NEB,NEB
Deaver, Hugh, father-in-law, wm, 67, widow, OH,OH,US
All read and write.
*Ellen Ann is Annie E. in the 1900 Nebraska Census.
Hugh married Mary L. "Molly" Schmidt about 1875 in Probably Carroll Co., Missouri. Mary was born in Aug 1858 in Iowa and died before 1920.
+ 268 M i. James Warren "Jami" Deaver was born in Aug 1876 in Missouri and died between 1916 and 1920 in Nebraska.
269 M ii. Lawrence Deaver was born in 1878 in Missouri and died in 1878 in Missouri.
General Notes: Lawrence died when he was 2 months old when his brother James crawled back in his parents bed & laid on & accidentally suffocated the baby. James had been used to sleeping with his parents, but had been moved to a crib when the baby was born.
+ 270 M iii. Jesse L. Deaver was born in Aug 1879 in Missouri.
271 F iv. Mildred Deaver was born in 1881 in Missouri.
+ 272 M v. William H. Deaver was born in Dec 1883 in Jefferson Co., Nebraska.
+ 273 F vi. Mary E. Deaver was born in May 1886 in Jefferson Co., Nebraska.
+ 274 F vii. Ellen Ann Deaver was born on 28 Mar 1888 in Jefferson Co., Nebraska and died in Sep 1970 in Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska 68103 at age 82.
+ 275 M viii. George C. Deaver was born on 26 Mar 1890 in Jefferson Co., Nebraska and died in Jul 1969 in Probably Sidney, Cheyenne Co., NE 69162 at age 79.
+ 276 M ix. Stephen F. Deaver was born in Nov 1891 in Jefferson Co., Nebraska.
+ 277 M x. Charles N. Deaver was born in Oct 1892 in Jefferson Co., Nebraska.
52. Sarah C. Deaver (Ruth Pearl7, Lawrence Sr.1) was born in Sep 1854 in Deavertown, Perry Co., Ohio.
General Notes: Sarah & Philip moved to Clinton, Oklahoma, where he died.
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1860 Census, OH, Perry Co., Monroe Twp., Chapel Hill P.O., Pg.227B, Sh. 8B, Line 3, 56/53, May 2, 1860:
Reuben Deaver, male, 35, farmer, $800/$200, OH
Ruth, female, 35, PA
Lucinda, female, 11, attends school, PA*
Sybilla, female, 9,attends school, PA*
Hugh, male, 7, attends school, PA*
Sarah, female, 5, attends school, PA*
Melissa, female, 3, PA*
Reben (Reuben), 1, PA*
*All of these children were born in Ohio.
1870 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Morris Twp., P.O. Bowers City, Pg.350, line 40 & Pg.351, line 1,
Dwelling 304, Family 289, Dated July 7, 1870:
Deaver, R.S.(H), wm, 45, mar., farmer, $1,200, $209, OH
Ruth, wife, wf, 45, mar, keeping house, PA
Belle, dau, wf, 19, OH
Hugh, son, wm, 17, attends school, OH
Sarah C., dau, wf, 15, attends school,
Reuben J.(L?), son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
David*, son, wm, 5, attends school, OH
*Clement D. in 1880 Census.
1880 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Grand River, Vol. 6, ED158, Dwelling 304, Family 309, Sheet 31, Line 18, Roll 679, Dated June 22, 1880:
Hannaven, Philip, wm, 31, farmer, MO,IRE,IRE
Sarah, wife, wf, 25, keeps house, OH,OH,PA
Dallah, dau, wf, 7, MO,MO,OH
Raymond, son, wm, 4, MO,MO,OH
Laurence, son, wm, 2, MO,MO,OH
Albert, son, wm, 11 months,(July), MO,MO,OH
Cochran, Thomas, hired laborer, wm, 12, MO,MO,MO
1900 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Delaware Twp., Vol. 17, ED7, Sheet 7, Line 6, Roll 846, Dated June 9, 1900:
Hannovan, Philip, wm, 51, Sep. 1848, Mar.28yrs., farmer, MO,IRE,IRE
Sarah wife, wf, 45, Sep.1854, 11 children, 11 living, OH,OH,PA
Francis, son, wm, 13, Feb.1887, at school, MO,MO,OH
Catherine, dau, wf, 12, Dec.1888, at school, MO,MO,OH
John, son, wm, 9, May 1891, at school, MO,MO,OH
Minnie, dau, wf, 7, Apr. 1893, at school, MO,MO,OH
Charles, son, wm, 5, Feb.1895 at school, MO,MO,OH
1910 Census, Oklahoma, Custer Co., Washata Twp., Roll 1250, ED125, Sheet 413, Line 91:
Hanavan, Sarah C., head, wf, 56, widow, 11 children, 11 living, OH,OH,OH
Albert, son, wm, 30, single, farm laborer, house farm, MO,MO,OH
John, son, wm, 17, MO,MO,OH
Minnie, dau, wf, 16, single, MO,MO,OH
Charles, son, wm, 14, single, farm laborer, house farm, MO,MO,OH
1920 CENSUS -- COULDN'T FIND SARAH ANYWHERE IN THE U.S.
1930 Census, OK, Custer Co., Clinton City, Ward 2, 916 Choctaw Ave., ED20-12, Pg.102, Sheet 2A, Line 1, Dated 3 April 1930:
Clinton, Gaylord, wm, 36, M. at 32, IND,IND,IND
Irma G., wife, wf, 25, M. at 21, OK,ARK,ARK
Hanavan, Sarah C., roomer, wf, 75, widow, OH,OH,PA
Rents at $30.00; all read & write.
Sarah married Phillip Hanavan in Missouri. Phillip was born in Sep 1848 in Missouri and died before 1910 in Clinton, Oklahoma.
General Notes: Phillip & Sarah Hannavon moved to Clinton, Oklahoma. They went on to have at least 11 children. Phil died soon after the youngest child was born.
278 F i. Dallah Hanavan was born about 1873 in Missouri.
General Notes: 1880 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Grand River, Vol. 6, ED158, Dwelling 304, Family 309,Sheet 31, Line 18, Roll 679, Dated June 22, 1880:
Hannaven, Philip, wm, 31, farmer, MO,IRE,IRE
Sarah, wife, wf, 25, keeps house, OH,OH,PA
Dallah, dau, wf, 7, MO,MO,OH
Raymond, son, wm, 4, MO,MO,OH
Laurence, son, wm, 2, MO,MO,OH
Albert, son, wm, 11 months,(July), MO,MO,OH
Cochran, Thomas, hired laborer, wm, 12, MO,MO,MO
279 M ii. Raymond Hanavan was born about 1876 in Missouri.
General Notes: 1880 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Grand River, Vol. 6, ED158, Dwelling 304, Family 309,Sheet 31, Line 18, Roll 679, Dated June 22, 1880:
Hannaven, Philip, wm, 31, farmer, MO,IRE,IRE
Sarah, wife, wf, 25, keeps house, OH,OH,PA
Dallah, dau, wf, 7, MO,MO,OH
Raymond, son, wm, 4, MO,MO,OH
Laurence, son, wm, 2, MO,MO,OH
Albert, son, wm, 11 months,(July), MO,MO,OH
Cochran, Thomas, hired laborer, wm, 12, MO,MO,MO
1900 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Delaware Twp., Vol. 17, ED7, Sheet 6, Line 28, Roll 846,Dated June 9, 1900:
With O'Hara Family:
Hannovan, Raymond, wm, 23, ___1825, single, laborer, MO,?(MO)?(OH)
1920 CENSUS -- COULDN't FIND RAYMOND ANYWHERE IN THE U.S.
1930 Census, MO, Jackson Co., Kansas City, Ward 1, West 12th St., ED19, Sh. 18A, Line 42, Family 375, 16 April 1930:
Hanavan, Alpha M.. lodger, wf, 49, M at 21, MO,VA,KY
Hanavan, L. R.,* lodger, 52, M at 24, MO,NY(MO),OH
Alpha is a cook-cafeteria; L. R. is a salesman-soap co.; both read & write; veteran of Spanish-American War.T
+ 280 M iii. Laurence Robbin Hanavan was born on 16 Aug 1877 in Missouri and died on 17 Mar 1954 in Alameda, CA at age 76.
281 M iv. Albert P. Hanavan was born on 12 Jul 1879 in Missouri and died on 13 Jul 1945 in San Joaquin Co., CA at age 66.
General Notes: 1880 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Grand River, Vol. 6, ED158, Dwelling 304, Family 309,Sheet 31, Line 18, Roll 679, Dated June 22, 1880:
Hannaven, Philip, wm, 31, farmer, MO,IRE,IRE
Sarah, wife, wf, 25, keeps house, OH,OH,PA
Dallah, dau, wf, 7, MO,MO,OH
Raymond, son, wm, 4, MO,MO,OH
Laurence, son, wm, 2, MO,MO,OH
Albert, son, wm, 11 months,(July), MO,MO,OH
Cochran, Thomas, hired laborer, wm, 12, MO,MO,MO
1900 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Delaware Twp., Vol. 17, ED7, Sheet 28, Line 6, Roll 846,Dated June 9, 1900:
With Grossman Family:
Hannovan, Albert, wm, 21, ___* 1879 laborer, MO,?(MO,?OH
*Month not given on Census.
1910 Census, Oklahoma, Custer Co., Washata Twp., Roll 1250, ED125, Sheet 413, Line 91:
Hannavan, Sarah C., head, wf, 56, widow, 11 children, 11 living, OH,OH,OH
Albert, son, wm, 30, single, farm laborer, house farm, MO,MO,OH
John, son, wm, 17, MO,MO,OH
Minnie, dau, wf, 16, single, MO,MO,OH
Charles, son, wm, 14, single, farm laborer, house farm, MO,MO,OH
1930 Census, MO, Decatur Co., Jennings Twp., Roll 699, ED15, Pg. 47B, Sh. 2B, Line 87, 49/49, 15 April 1930:
Hanavan, Albert P., head, wm, 50, single, MO,MO,OH
Albert is a laborer-general farming; rents at $5; read & write; not a veteran.
• Death Certificate: 13 Jul 1945. CA Death Records: Albert Hanavan, b. 7/12/1879, b. Missouri, mom-Deaver, dad-Hanavan, d. 7/13/1945, San Joaquin, CA
+ 282 M v. Francis "Frank" Leo Hanavan Sr. was born on 25 Feb 1887 in Missouri and died on 22 Jun 1957 in Alameda Co., CA at age 70.
283 F vi. Catherine Hanavan was born in Dec 1888 in Missouri.
General Notes: 1900 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Delaware Twp., Vol. 17, ED7, Sheet 7, Line 6, Roll 846, Dated June 9, 1900:
Hannovan, Philip, wm, 51, Sep. 1848, Mar.28yrs., farmer, MO,IRE,IRE
Sarah wife, wf, 45, Sep.1854, 11 children, 11 living, OH,OH,PA
Francis, son, wm, 13, Feb.1887, at school, MO,MO,OH
Catherine, dau, wf, 12, Dec.1888, at school, MO,MO,OH
John, son, wm, 9, May 1891, at school, MO,MO,OH
Minnie, dau, wf, 7, Apr. 1893, at school, MO,MO,OH
Charles, son, wm, 5, Feb.1895 at school, MO,MO,OH
+ 284 M vii. John J. Hanavan was born on 14 May 1891 in Missouri and died on 3 May 1982 in Oakland, Alameda Co., Calif. at age 90.
285 F viii. Minnie Hanavan was born in Apr 1893 in Missouri.
General Notes: 1900 Census, Missouri, Carroll Co., Delaware Twp., Vol. 17, ED7, Sheet 7, Line 6, Roll 846, Dated June 9, 1900:
Hannovan, Philip, wm, 51, Sep. 1848, Mar.28yrs., farmer, MO,IRE,IRE
Sarah wife, wf, 45, Sep.1854, 11 children, 11 living, OH,OH,PA
Francis, son, wm, 13, Feb.1887, at school, MO,MO,OH
Catherine, dau, wf, 12, Dec.1888, at school, MO,MO,OH
John, son, wm, 9, May 1891, at school, MO,MO,OH
Minnie, dau, wf, 7, Apr. 1893, at school, MO,MO,OH
Charles, son, wm, 5, Feb.1895 at school, MO,MO,OH
1910 Census, Oklahoma, Custer Co., Washata Twp., Roll 1250, ED125, Sheet 413, Line 91:
Hannavan, Sarah C., head, wf, 56, widow, 11 children, 11 living, OH,OH,OH
Albert, son, wm, 30, single, farm laborer, house farm, MO,MO,OH
John, son, wm, 17, MO,MO,OH
Minnie, dau, wf, 16, single, MO,MO,OH
Charles, son, wm, 14, single, farm laborer, house farm, MO,MO,OH
+ 286 M ix. Charles "Charlie" Hanavan was born in Feb 1895 in Missouri.
55. David Clement Deaver (Ruth Pearl7, Lawrence Sr.1) was born in Aug 1864 in Deavertown, Ohio and died before 1920 in Probably Nebraska.
General Notes: D. Clem Deaver - Hugh's brother - settled in Omaha, NE and married Tessie Macenery, who had come from Virginia. D. Clem worked for the railroad, and at one point founded the town of Deaver, Wyoming. D. Clem and Tessie had a son, Quenten, and a daughter, Blanche. Quenten lived in Cheyenne, where he settled with his family. He worked for a New York bank and made several prolonged trips to South America.
1880 Census Soundex, Missouri, Carroll Co., Morris Twp., Vol. 6, ED147, Sheet 9, Line 34:
Dever, R. H., wm, 55, mar., farmer, OH,MD,MD
Ruth, wife, wf, 55, mar., keeps house, PA,MD,MD
Hugh J., son, wm, mar., 26, farm laborer, OH,OH,PA
Clement D., son, wm, 15, single, farm laborer, OH,OH,PA
Mary L., daughter-in-law, wf, 21, mar., not employed, IA,GER,PA
James W., grandson, wm, 3, single, MO,IA,OH
Jesse L., grandson wm, 1, single, MO,IA,OH
Couldn't find David in 1910 in NE, Douglas Co., Omaha, Ward 10.
1900, Nebraska, Douglas Co., Omaha, ED87, Sheet 6, Line 31, Dated ___ 1900:
Deaver, David C., wm, 35, Aug.1864, Newspaper Editor, rents house, OH,LA(OH),LA(PA)
Theresa, wife, wf, 33, Aug.1865, 2 children, 2 living, MO,IRE,IRE
Quenten K., son, wm, 10, Dec.1889, at school, NEB,OH,MO
Blanche, dau, wf, 7, Sep.1892, at school, NEB,OH,MO
1 servant (not available)
3 Boarders (not available)
All can read & write.
1920 Census, NE, Douglas Co., Omaha, Ward 9, Precinct 12, South 31st Street, Roll 987, ED101, Pg.223A, Sh. 4A, Line 38, 6 Jan. 1920:
Sullivan, John J., head, wm, 35, NE,IRE,IRE
Blanche D., wife, wf, 27, NE,OH,MO
Deaver, Theresa, Mo-Law, wm, 45, wid., MO,IRE,IRE
David married Theresa "Tessie" Macenery. Theresa was born in Aug 1865 in Missouri.
General Notes: Tessie Macenery was from Virginia.
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1920 Census, NE, Douglas Co., Omaha, Ward 9, Precinct 12, South 31st Street, Roll 987, ED101, Pg.223A, Sh. 4A, Line 38, 6 Jan. 1920:
Sullivan, John J., head, wm, 35, NE,IRE,IRE
Blanche D., wife, wf, 27, NE,OH,MO
Deaver, Theresa, Mo-Law, wm, 45, wid., MO,IRE,IRE
John is a doctor-dental surgery-general practice. Rents; all read & write.
1930 Census, ILL, Cook Co., Chicago City, Block 37, Ward 49, Precinct 95, Winthrop Ave., Apt. Bldg. 6110-18, ED1895, Pg. 88A, Sh. 4A, Line 12, Family 70, 3 April 1930:
Deaver, Theresa*, head, 60, widow, MO,IRE*, SCOT
Sullivan, Blanche, dau., wf, 35, widow, NE,OH,MO
Rents atg $65; both read & write; no veterans.
*Irish Free State.
287 M i. Quenten K. Deaver was born in Dec 1889 in Nebraska.
General Notes: Quenten lived in Cheyenne, Wyoming where he settled with his family. He worked for a New York bank and made several prolonged trips to South America.
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1900, Nebraska, Douglas Co., Omaha, ED87, Sheet 6, Line 31, Dated ___ 1900:
Deaver, David C., wm, 35, Aug.1864, Newspaper Editor, rents house, OH,LA(OH),LA(PA)
Theresa, wife, wf, 33, Aug.1865, 2 children, 2 living, MO,IRE,IRE
Quenten K., son, wm, 10, Dec.1889, at school, NEB,OH,MO
Blanche, dau, wf, 7, Sep.1892, at school, NEB,OH,MO
1 servant (not available)
3 Boarders (not available)
All can read & write.
1920 Cens, WY, Natrona Co., Casper Twp., Election District 11, Roll 2028, ED75, Line 93, 235/258, 16-17 January 1920:
Deaver, Quinten K., head, wm, 29, mar., NE,OH,MO
Susan, wife, wf, 28, mar., NE,IRE,IRE
Owns home free of mortgage; both read & write.
Quinten is a cashier-bank.
1930 CENSUS -- COULDN'T FIND QUENTON ANYWHERE IN THE U.S.
Quenten married Susan. Susan was born between 1891 and 1892 in Nebraska.
288 F ii. Blanche Deaver was born in Sep 1892 in Nebraska.
General Notes: 1900, Nebraska, Douglas Co., Omaha, ED87, Sheet 6, Line 31, Dated ___ 1900:
Deaver, David C., wm, 35, Aug.1864, Newspaper Editor, rents house, OH,LA(OH),LA(PA)
Theresa, wife, wf, 33, Aug.1865, 2 children, 2 living, MO,IRE,IRE
Quenten K., son, wm, 10, Dec.1889, at school, NEB,OH,MO
Blanche, dau, wf, 7, Sep.1892, at school, NEB,OH,MO
1 servant (not available)
3 Boarders (not available)
All can read & write.
1920 Census, NE, Douglas Co., Omaha, Ward 9, Precinct 12, South 31st Street, Roll 987, ED101, Pg.223A, Sh. 4A, Line 38, 6 Jan. 1920:
Sullivan, John J., head, wm, 35, NE,IRE,IRE
Blanche D., wife, wf, 27, NE,OH,MO
Deaver, Theresa, Mo-Law, wm, 45, wid., MO,IRE,IRE
John is a doctor-dental surgery-general practice. Rents; all read & write.
1930 Census, ILL, Cook Co., Chicago City, Block 37, Ward 49, Precinct 95, Winthrop Ave., Apt. Bldg. 6110-18, ED1895, Pg. 88A, Sh. 4A, Line 12, Family 70, 3 April 1930:
Deaver, Theresa*, head, 60, widow, MO,IRE*, SCOT
Sullivan, Blanche, dau., wf, 35, widow, NE,OH,MO
Rents atg $65; both read & write; no veterans.
*Irish Free State.
Blanche married John J. Sullivan. John was born between 1884 and 1885 in Nebraska and died before 1930.
56. Agnes Diss (Mary Pearl8, Lawrence Sr.1) was born between 1853 and 1854 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1860 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1022, pg.84 (199), l.10 Dwelling #642, Family #580, Dated 20 July 1860:
Diss, Anthony, wm, 47, farmer, $600, $200, FRANCE
Mary, wife, wf, 33, cigarmaker, PA
*Casper, A., wm, 21, cooper, OH
*Elizabeth, dau, wf, 17, OH
Agnes, dau, wf, 6, attends school, OH
Kate, dau, wf, 5, attends school, OH
Margaret, dau, wf, 3, OH
Albert, son, wm, 1, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 1mo., OH
*Children of Anthony's by a previous marriage.
1870 Census, Ohio, Somerset P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, pg.12 (34), l.ll, Dwelling & Family #88, dated 18 July 1870:
Diss, Anthony, wm, 58, cooper, US Citizen, $1000, $200, FRANCE
Mary, wife, wf, 43, PA
Agnes, dau, wf, 16, attends school, OH
Catherine, dau, wf, 15, attends school, OH
Albert, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 10, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
John J. son, wm, 6, attends school, OH
*Springer, Mary, wf, 8, attends school, OH
Note: *Her father was born in France, and her mother in Pennsylvania. She is the niece of Anthony and Mary.
1880 Census, Ohio, Jackson Twp., Guernsey Co., Roll #1020, ED67, pg.l (86A), l.44, Family #11, dated 7 June 1880:
Moon, Richard, wm, 26, mar, coal miner, can't read or write, VA,ENG,ENG
*Isabel, wife, wf, 26, m, keeping house, OH,FRA,OH
John, son, wm, 2, OH,VA,OH
Agnes, dau, wf, 5mo., Jan.1880, OH,VA,OH
Diss, Anthony, father-in-law, 68, cooper, FRANCE,FRANCE,FRANCE
*Her name was given as Agnes in the 1860 and 1870 censuses. Evidently, it was Agnes Isabel, or Isabel Agnes, and she is using the Isabel since naming the baby Agnes.
1900 OHIO SOUNDEX - Didn't find the Moon family.
Agnes married Richard Moon. Richard was born between 1853 and 1854 in Virginia.
• Census: 1880. Jackson Twp., Guernsey Co., Ohio
289 M i. John Moon was born between 1877 and 1878 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1880 Census, Ohio, Jackson Twp., Guernsey Co., Roll #1020, ED67, pg.l (86A), l.44, Family #11, dated 7 June 1880:
Moon, Richard, wm, 26, mar, coal miner, can't read or write, VA,ENG,ENG
*Isabel, wife, wf, 26, m, OH,FRA,OH
John, son, wm, 2, OH,VA,OH
Agnes, dau, wf, 5mo., Jan.1880, OH,VA,OH
Diss, Anthony, father-in-law, 68, cooper, FRANCE
*Her name was given as Agnes in the1860 and 1870 censuses. Evidently, it was Agnes Isabel, or Isabel Agnes, and she is using the Isabel since naming the baby Agnes.
1900 OHIO SOUNDEX - Didn't find the Moon family.
There is the following on John Moon. Don't know if this is the right one? John's father was supposed to be born in VA but censuses aren't always correct.
1930 OH, Clinton Co., Clark Twp., Roll 1761, ED4, Pg. 86, Sh. 2A,, Line 16, 36/37, Dated April 24, 1930:
Moon, John R, head, wm, 52, M at 27, OH,OH,OH
Bertha, wife, wf, 53, M at 28, ILL,IND,OH
John owns home; has radio; is a farmer-gen. farming; both read & write; not a veteran.
290 F ii. Agnes Moon was born in Jan 1880 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1880 Census, Ohio, Jackson Twp., Guernsey Co., Roll #1020, ED67, pg.l (86A), l.44, Family #11, dated 7 June 1880:
Moon, Richard, wm, 26, mar, coal miner, can't read or write, VA,ENG,ENG
*Isabel, wife, wf, 26, m, OH,FRA,OH
John, son, wm, 2, OH,VA,OH
Agnes, dau, wf, 5mo., Jan.1880, OH,VA,OH
Diss, Anthony, father-in-law, 68, cooper, FRANCE
*Her name was given as Agnes in the 1860 and 1870 censuses. Evidently, it was Agnes Isabel, or Isabel Agnes, and she is using the Isabel since naming the baby Agnes.
1900 OHIO SOUNDEX - Didn't find the Moon family.
59. Albert Diss (Mary Pearl8, Lawrence Sr.1) was born in Apr 1858 in Ohio and died between 1900 and 1910 in Probably Guernsey Co., OH.
General Notes: Cambridge Jeffersonian (Camebridge, Ohio), 31 August 1905
New Cases in common pleas court: Albert Diss vs. Maria Diss, divorce - grounds extreme cruelty.
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1860 Census, Ohio, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1022, pg.84 (199), l.10 Dwelling #642, Family #580, Dated 20 July 1860:
Diss, Anthony, wm, 47, farmer, $600, $200, FRANCE
Mary, wife, wf, 33, cigarmaker, PA
*Casper, A., wm, 21, cooper, OH
*Elizabeth, dau, wf, 17, OH
Agnes, dau, wf, 6, attends school, OH
Kate, dau, wf, 5, attends school, OH
Margaret, dau, wf, 3, OH
Albert, son, wm, 1, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 1mo., OH
*Children of Anthony's by a previous marriage.
1870 Census, Ohio, Somerset P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, pg.12 (34), l.ll, Dwelling & Family #88, dated 18 July 1870:
Diss, Anthony, wm, 58, cooper, US Citizen, $1000, $200, FRANCE
Mary, wife, wf, 43, PA
Agnes, dau, wf, 16, attends school, OH
Catherine, dau, wf, 15, attends school, OH
Albert, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 10, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
John J. son, wm, 6, attends school, OH
*Springer, Mary, wf, 8, attends school, OH
Note: *Her father was born in France, and her mother in Pennsylvania. She is the niece of Anthony and Mary.
1880 Census, Ohio, Guernsey Co., Westland TWP., ED80, pg.19 (285C), Line 21, Dwelling & Family (blank), Roll 1020, Dated June 15, 1880:
Diss, Albert, wm, 25, mar., coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Mariah, wife, wf, 22, mar., keeps house, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 2, single, OH,OH,OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 1, single, OH,OH,OH
1900 Census, Ohio, Guernsey Co., Center Twp., ED9, Sheet 22, Line 53, Dwelling 289, Family 319:
Diss, Albert, wm, 42, Apr.1858, M24yrs.,coal miner, rents house, OH,FRANCE,FRANCE(PA)
Mariah, wife, wf, 45, Oct.1854, M24yrs., 9 children, 8 living, OH,OH,OH
Frank, son, wm, 23, Apr.1877, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Mary, dau, wf, 19, Apr.1881, OH,OH,OH
Joseph, son, wm, 17, Mar.1883, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Thomas, son, wm, 15, Mar.1885,attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 13, May 1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Cora, dau, wf, 11, Oct.1889, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Rosa, dau, wf, 3, Jul.1896, OH,OH,OH
NOTE: All but Rosa can read & write.
1910 OH, Guernsey Co., Jackson Twp., Byesville Village,Precinct A, ED16, Pg 247B, Sh. 7B, Visit 9, 2 May 1910:
Albert Diss, head, wm, 49, M2-4yrs., OH,FRANCE, PA,
Mary, wife, wf, 40, M1-4yrs., OH,OH,OH
Nola Collins, adopted daughter, wf, 11, attends school, OH,OH,OH
11 non-relative boarders.
Albert is a keeper-boarding house; all read & write.
Albert married Mariah I. between 1875 and 1876 in Ohio. Mariah was born in Oct 1854 in Ohio and died after 1930 in Guernsey Co., Ohio.
General Notes: 1910 Census, Ohio, Guernsey Co., Jackson Twp., ED15, Sheet 8B, Line 82, Dated 26 June 1910:
Neff, Lemuel, wm, 49(55?), M3yrs., coal miner, VA,VA,VA
Ashi(Mariah), wf, 56, M2yrs, 2 children, 2 living?*, OH,OH,OH
Diss, Joseph, step-son, wm, 27, single, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Diss, Rosa, step-dau, wf, 14, single, OH,OH,OH
*Mariah & Albert Diss had at least nine children - I doubt that they are all dead except for Joseph & Rosa -- this must be an error?
1920 Census, OH, Guernsey Co., Jackson Twp., Roll 1387, ED18, Pg. 225B, Sh. 2B, Line 56, 37/37, 3 & 5 Jan. 1920:
Neff, Lemuel, head, wm, 65, mar., teamster-lumber yard, VA,VA,VA
Maria, wife, wf, 63, mar., OH,OH,OH
Lemuel doesn't read & write--Maria does read & write. It shows that Maria owns home free of mortgage.
1930 Census, OH, Roll 1805, Guernsey Co., Jackson Twp., ED30,16, Sheet 7A, Pg.68, Dated 7 Apr. 1930:
Neff, Lemuel, head, wm, 77, M. at 20*, OH,OH,OH
Maria, wf, 76, M. at 20*, OH,OH,OH
Owns house,, value $1,300; no radio; no veterans; they could not read & write.
Apparently married at 20 means when they were married to their first spouse.
291 U i. ? Diss .
292 M ii. Francis "Frank" Diss was born in Apr 1877 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1880 Census, Ohio, Guernsey Co., Westland, ED80, pg.19 (285C), Line 21Dwelling &Family (blank), Roll 1020, Dated June 15, 1880:
Diss, Albert, wm, 25, mar., coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Mariah, wife, wf, 22, keeps house, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 2, single, OH,OH,OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 1, single, OH,OH,OH
1900 Census, Ohio, Guernsey Co., Center Twp., ED9, Sheet 22, Line 53, Dwelling 289, Family 319:
Diss, Albert, wm, 42, Apr.1858, M24yrs., coal miner, rents house, OH,FRANCE,FRANCE(PA)
Mariah, wife, wf, 45, Oct.1854, M-24yrs., 9 children, 8 living, OH,OH,OH
Frank, son, wm, 23, Apr.1877, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Mary, dau, wf, 19, Apr.1881, OH,OH,OH
Joseph, son, wm, 17, Mar.1883, OH,OH,OH
Thomas, son, wm, 15, Mar.1885, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 13, May 1887, OH,OH,OH
Cora, dau, wf, 11, Oct.1889, OH,OH,OH
Rosa, dau, wf, 3, Jul.1896, OH,OH,OH
NOTE: All but Rosa can read & write.
FRANK DISS IS NOT ON 1910 OR 1920 OHIO SOUNDEX.
293 F iii. Sarah Diss was born between 1878 and 1879.
General Notes: 1880 Census, Ohio, Guernsey Co., Westland, ED80, pg.19 (285C), Line 21Dwelling &Family (blank), Roll 1020, Dated June 15, 1880:
Diss, Albert, wm, 25, mar., coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Mariah, wife, wf, 22, keeps house, OH,OH,OH
Francis, son, wm, 2, single, OH,OH,OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 1, single, OH,OH,OH
+ 294 F iv. Mary E. Diss was born in Apr 1881 in Ohio.
+ 295 M v. Joseph Diss was born in Mar 1883 in Ohio.
+ 296 M vi. Thomas Diss was born in Mar 1885 in Ohio.
297 M vii. Richard Diss was born in May 1887 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1900 Census, Ohio, Guernsey Co., Center Twp., ED9, Sheet 22, Line 53, Dwelling 289, Family 319:
Diss, Albert, wm, 42, Apr.1858, M24yrs.,coal miner, rents house, OH,FRANCE,FRANCE(PA)
Mariah, wife, wf, 45, Oct.1854, M24yrs., 9 children, 8 living, OH,OH,OH
Frank, son, wm, 23, Apr.1877, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Mary, dau, wf, 19, Apr.1881, OH,OH,OH
Joseph, son, wm, 17, Mar.1883, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Thomas, son, wm, 15, Mar.1885,attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 13, May 1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Cora, dau, wf, 11, Oct.1889, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Rosa, dau, wf, 3, Jul.1896, OH,OH,OH
NOTE: All but Rosa can read & write.
RICHARD IS NOT ON 1910 OR 1920 OHIO SOUNDEX.
298 F viii. Cora Diss was born in Oct 1889.
General Notes: 1900 Census, Ohio, Guernsey Co., Center Twp., ED9, Sheet 22, Line 53, Dwelling 289, Family 319:
Diss, Albert, wm, 42, Apr.1858, M24yrs.,coal miner, rents house, OH,FRANCE,FRANCE(PA)
Mariah, wife, wf, 45, Oct.1854, M24yrs., 9 children, 8 living, OH,OH,OH
Frank, son, wm, 23, Apr.1877, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Mary, dau, wf, 19, Apr.1881, OH,OH,OH
Joseph, son, wm, 17, Mar.1883, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Thomas, son, wm, 15, Mar.1885,attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 13, May 1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Cora, dau, wf, 11, Oct.1889, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Rosa, dau, wf, 3, Jul.1896, OH,OH,OH
NOTE: All but Rosa can read & write.
299 F ix. Rosa Diss was born in Jul 1896.
General Notes: 1900 Census, Ohio, Guernsey Co., Center Twp., ED9, Sheet 22, Line 53, Dwelling 289, Family 319:
Diss, Albert, wm, 42, Apr.1858, M24yrs.,coal miner, rents house, OH,FRANCE,FRANCE(PA)
Mariah, wife, wf, 45, Oct.1854, M24yrs., 9 children, 8 living, OH,OH,OH
Frank, son, wm, 23, Apr.1877, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Mary, dau, wf, 19, Apr.1881, OH,OH,OH
Joseph, son, wm, 17, Mar.1883, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Thomas, son, wm, 15, Mar.1885,attends school, OH,OH,OH
Richard, son, wm, 13, May 1887, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Cora, dau, wf, 11, Oct.1889, attends school, OH,OH,OH
Rosa, dau, wf, 3, Jul.1896, OH,OH,OH
NOTE: All but Rosa can read & write.
1910 Census, Ohio, Guernsey Co., Jackson Twp., ED15, Sheet 8B, Line 82, Dated 26 April or June? 1910:
Neff, Lemuel*, wm, 49, M3 times, coal miner, VA,VA,VA
Ashi, wf, 56, M2times, 2 children, 2 living, OH,OH,OH
Diss, Joseph, step-son, wm, 27, single, coal miner, OH,OH,OH
Diss, Rosa, step-dau, wf, 14, single, OH,OH,OH
Mariah was Joseph Diss' mother & Lemuel's 2nd wife. Ashi is Lemuel's 3rd wife
62. John J. Diss Sr. (Mary Pearl8, Lawrence Sr.1) was born between 1863 and 1864 in Ohio.
General Notes: 1870 Census, Ohio, Somerset P.O., Harrison Twp., Perry Co., Roll #1255, pg.12 (34), l.ll, Dwelling & Family #88, dated 18 July 1870:
Diss, Anthony, wm, 58, cooper, US Citizen, $1000, $200, FRANCE
Mary, wife, wf, 43, PA
Agnes, dau, wf, 16, attends school, OH
Catherine, dau, wf, 15, attends school, OH
Albert, son, wm, 11, attends school, OH
Sarah, dau, wf, 10, attends school, OH
Francis, son, wm, 8, attends school, OH
John J. son, wm, 6, attends school, OH
*Springer, Mary, wf, 8, attends school, OH
Note: *Her father was born in France, and her mother in Pennsylvania. She is the niece of Anthony and Mary.
1880 Census, Ohio, Muskingum County, Zanesville City,1st Ward, ED176, Pg.14 (367B), Line 46, Roll 1054, Dated 7 June 1880:
Boswell, George, wm, 21, OH
Murth, wife, wf, 17, OH
Diss, John, wm, 16, boarder, single, occupation-binding, reads & writes, OH,OH(FRANCE),OH(PA)
1900 Census, ILL, Cook Co., Harey City, Thornton Twp., 15808 Maine St., Roll 295, ED 1193, Sh. 24, Line 29, 16 June 1900:
Diss, John, head, wm, 36, Mar. 1864, Mar.-16 yrs., laborer, OH,FRANCE,OH(PA)
Kate G., wife, wf, 37, June 1868, 6 ch., 6 liv.,PA,GER,GER
Lizzi, dau., wf, 14, June 1885, chorus girl, ILL,OH,PA
Mary, dau., wf, 13, July 1886, attends school, IA,OH,PA
John, son, wm, 12, Apr. 1888, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
Frank, son, wm, 9, Aug. 1890, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
Laura (Loretta), dau., wf, 6, July 1893, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
Rents house; all but Laura read & write.
1910 Census, ILL, LaSalle Co., Crotty Village, ED112, Pg.224A, Line 6, 101/101, 18 April 1910(This census is not very readable.)
Diss, John, head, wm, 46, laborer-odd jobs, OH,GER,UNKNOWN
Catherine, wife, wf, 42, PA, GER,GER
John, son, wm, 22, teamster-general delivery, ILL,OH,PA
Loretta A., dau., wf, 16, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
1920 Census, ILL, LaSalle Co., Manlius Twp., Crotty Village, Roll 378, ED122, Sh. 9A, Line 6, 222/222, 19 January 1920:
Diss, John, head, wm, 57, mar., OH,FRANCE,FRANCE(PA)
Katherine, wife, wf, 51, mar., PA,GER,GER
Loretta, dau., wf, 26, single, ILL,OH,PA
All read & write; owns free of mortgage.
John is a laborer-general.
1930 Census, OH, Ill, LaSalle Co., Manlius Twp., Crotty Village, Roll 531, ED50, Sh. 9B, 238/238, April 15, 1930:
Diss, John, head, wm, 66, M at 21, laborer-odd jobs, OH,FRANCE,PA
Catherine, wife, wf, 62, M at 17, PA,GER,GER
Louretta, dau., wf, 37, single, ILL,OH,PA
John married Catherine. Catherine was born between 1867 and 1868 in Pennsylvania.
300 F i. Lizzi Diss was born in Jun 1885 in Illinois.
General Notes: 1900 Census, ILL, Cook Co., Harey City, Thornton Twp., 15808 Maine St., Roll 295, ED 1193, Sh. 24, Line 29, 16 June 1900:
Diss, John, head, wm, 36, Mar. 1864, Mar.-16 yrs., laborer, OH,FRANCE,OH(PA)
Kate G., wife, wf, 37, June 1868, 6 ch., 6 liv.,PA,GER,GER
Lizzi, dau., wf, 14, June 1885, chorus girl, ILL,OH,PA
Mary, dau., wf, 13, July 1886, attends school, IA,OH,PA
John, son, wm, 12, Apr. 1888, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
Frank, son, wm, 9, Aug. 1890, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
Laura, (Loretta) dau., wf, 6, July 1893, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
Rents house; all but Laura read & write.
301 F ii. Mary Diss was born in Jul 1886 in Iowa.
General Notes: 1900 Census, ILL, Cook Co., Harey City, Thornton Twp., 15808 Maine St., Roll 295, ED 1193, Sh. 24, Line 29, 16 June 1900:
Diss, John, head, wm, 36, Mar. 1864, Mar.-16 yrs., laborer, OH,FRANCE,OH(PA)
Kate G., wife, wf, 37, June 1868, 6 ch., 6 liv.,PA,GER,GER
Lizzi, dau., wf, 14, June 1885, chorus girl, ILL,OH,PA
Mary, dau., wf, 13, July 1886, attends school, IA,OH,PA
John, son, wm, 12, Apr. 1888, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
Frank, son, wm, 9, Aug. 1890, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
Laura, (Loretta) dau., wf, 6, July 1893, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
Rents house; all but Laura read & write.
+ 302 M iii. John J. Diss Jr. was born in Apr 1888 in Illinois.
303 M iv. Frank S. Diss was born in Aug 1890 in Illinois.
General Notes: 1900 Census, ILL, Cook Co., Harey City, Thornton Twp., 15808 Maine St., Roll 295, ED 1193, Sh. 24, Line 29, 16 June 1900:
Diss, John, head, wm, 36, Mar. 1864, Mar.-16 yrs., laborer, OH,FRANCE,OH(PA)
Kate G., wife, wf, 37, June 1868, 6 ch., 6 liv.,PA,GER,GER
Lizzi, dau., wf, 14, June 1885, chorus girl, ILL,OH,PA
Mary, dau., wf, 13, July 1886, attends school, IA,OH,PA
John, son, wm, 12, Apr. 1888, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
Frank, son, wm, 9, Aug. 1890, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
Laura (Loretta), dau., wf, 6, July 1893, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
Rents house; all but Laura read & write.
1930 CENSUS - Couldn't find Frank Diss anywhere in the U.S.
304 F v. Loretta A. Diss was born in Jul 1893 in Illinois.
General Notes: 1900 Census, ILL, Cook Co., Harey City, Thornton Twp., 15808 Maine St., Roll 295, ED 1193, Sh. 24, Line 29, 16 June 1900:
Diss, John, head, wm, 36, Mar. 1864, Mar.-16 yrs., laborer, OH,FRANCE,OH(PA)
Kate G., wife, wf, 37, June 1868, 6 ch., 6 liv.,PA,GER,GER
Lizzi, dau., wf, 14, June 1885, chorus girl, ILL,OH,PA
Mary, dau., wf, 13, July 1886, attends school, IA,OH,PA
John, son, wm, 12, Apr. 1888, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
Frank, son, wm, 9, Aug. 1890, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
Laura (Loretta), dau., wf, 6, July 1893, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
Rents house; all but Laura read & write.
1910 Census, ILL, LaSalle Co., Crotty Village, ED112, Pg.224A, Line 6, 101/101, 18 April 1910(This census is not very readable.)
Diss, John, head, wm, 46, laborer-odd jobs, OH,GER,UNKNOWN
Catherine, wife, wf, 42, PA, GER,GER
John, son, wm, 22, teamster-general delivery, ILL,OH,PA
Loretta A., dau., wf, 16, attends school, ILL,OH,PA
1920 Census, ILL, LaSalle Co., Manlius Twp., Crotty Village, Roll 378, ED122, Sh. 9A, Line 6, 222/222, 19 January 1920:
Diss, John, head, wm, 57, mar., OH,FRANCE,FRANCE(PA)
Katherine, wife, wf, 51, mar., PA,GER,GER
Loretta, dau., wf, 26, single, ILL,OH,PA
All read & write; owns free of mortgage.
John is a laborer-general.
1930 Census, OH, Ill, LaSalle Co., Manlius Twp., Crotty Village, Roll 531, ED50, Sh. 9B, 238/238, April 15, 1930:
Diss, John, head, wm, 66, M at 21, laborer-odd jobs, OH,FRANCE,PA
Catherine, wife, wf, 62, M at 17, PA,GER,GER
Louretta, dau., wf, 37, single, ILL,OH,PA
64. Franklin N. Perrell Sr. (John James12, Lawrence Sr.1) was born on 27 Mar 1864 in Wisconsin and died on 27 Mar 1926 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH at age 62. The cause of his death was Myocarditis.
General Notes: Franklin Perrell was born to John James Pearl and Sarah Elizabeth Maris. There are various spellings on various records through the years, such as Pearl, Purl, Perl, Pearle, Perril, Perrill, Perrel, Perrell, etc.
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Franklin Perrell, Sr., was Lieut. on the Cleveland Fire Department.
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The first listing of Franklin Perrell in the Cleveland, Ohio, City Directory is in 1892: Frank N. Perrell, bridge builder, 106 Holmden Avenue. We know, however, that he was there before that because he was married in Cleveland 26 March 1891. In the 1894 Cleveland City Directory he is listed as a fireman living at 106 Holmden Ave.; also on the 1895-1896; 1897; 1898;1900-01 Cleveland City Directory Franklin is listed asFire Dept. and living at 106 Holmden Ave and all later ones.
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We think that Franklin, Sr., left home and came to Cleveland shortly after his mother's death in 1890. We were always told that he was upset about something that happened in the Catholic Church & he would never say what it was. It might have been a combination of things. He was the oldest child, his sister Mary was next to him in age & she died at age 21 in 1887 and then his mom died in 1890. These deaths & perhaps the way that they were handled apparently upset him to such an extent that he left home & never went back. There is also the possibility that something else happened to him concerning the Catholic Church that he was unwilling to talk about.
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State of Ohio, Certificate of Death, Registered #3143: Franklin Perrell, Sr., age 62, 12 days, b. Wisconsin, occupation: City fireman Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, died 27 March 1926, in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, name of mother unknown, b. U.S., father unknown, b. U.S.
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Funeral expenses from O. F. Spaulding Funeral Home, 2704 Denison Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. The total was $574.80, dated 30 March 1926.
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Franklin, Sr. and Ida Perrell are buried at Riverside Cemetery on W.25th St., Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio. Riverside Cemetery grave layout: Perrell Monument, Earl, Catherine Ann, Ida, Baby Perrell (probably Roy & Pearl's baby), Franklin, Baby Perrell (probably Virgil & Anna's baby), and little Nellie & Charles Hart.
Tombstone reads 1863-1926. The 1863 should be1864.
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To find graves at Riverside Cemetery: Enter Riverside Cemetery from W.25th St. and go to the left and count five maple trees. Graves are directly across from fifth maple tree.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer, 19 March 1926, newspaper obituary: Perrell-Franklin, age 62 years, beloved husband of Ida, father of Roy C., Earl E., Franklin and Virgil C., Saturday, p.m., at his residence, 3618 Revere Court. Funeral from late residence, Tuesday, 2:30 p.m.
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Marriage license of Franklin Perrel* and Ida E. Hart, dated 25
March 1891. They were joined in marriage by Rev. O. D. Patch on 26 March, 1891.
* Perrel has only one "l", should be two. Franklin then signed his name Perrel, but the 1st "r" looks like it was first written as an "a". The first time Franklin is listed in the City Directory his last name has only one "l" -- "Perrel".
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Letter written 4 September 1916, from Hartford, Connecticut, to Earl & Kitty from Franklin & Ida Perrell:
Dear Pearl and Kitty.
We got your letter this evening. We are having good time. Ma's arm is better, some soreness in it yet from bruise.
We will be at the Union Station (shanty) at the foot of West 9th Street. (Not the B&O where we got on) but we will be at the Union Depot at foot of West 9th Street, north of Lakeside Ave. We will arrive on pullman car direct from Albany, New York, to Cleveland, Ohio, on NYC and Lake Shore & Michigan Southern R.R. at ll:52 a.m. (your time) Sunday, Sept. 10th so be there with your auto and Charles and Katherine if you can to get us home. Remember we will be there at Union shanty at 8 minutes till 12 (noon) Sunday, Sept. 10th.
Kitty, you get us some bacon l lb. sliced and l box cream of wheat and l big loaf bread and l/2 lb. of butter. Pay cash for it and we will pay you when we get home. We want it for Monday breakfast. We leave here at 6:54 and get to New York at 9:44 a.m. Thursday. It is 108 miles and we get there in 2 hrs. and 50 min. so we will be at Hotel Majestie, New York after Wednesday and at Hartford at #36 Ford St. 7:00 a.m. Friday, Sep. 1st. Will leave there about the 5th unless the R.R. strike starts then we'll have to start in time to get from Albany, N.Y. on the Trolley lines to Buffalo, NY. and the C&B Boat home. I am having good time but somehow I'm kind of lonesome for you all. I'll put in a few kisses for Charles xxxxxx, one for each year old he is. Now all be good and write us at Hartford soon as you get this. I'd feel better if I heard from you I'd know you were all o.k.
Lovingly Pa
Remember No. 36 Ford St., Hartford, Conn.
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Letter written from Florence, Alabama, June 19th, 1918, to Charles W. Perrell, 4215 West 24th Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Hello Charles:
How are you? Are you on vacation now? We have ripe sweet apples, cherries, plumbs, peaches, berries, mulberries, and everything nice.
The swimming pond is nice and warm but the poison snakes chase me out, so I don't go in. The cotton is just coming in bloom and is very pretty. There is many pretty birds, red bird, bluejay, mocking bird, quails, that whistle "Bob White" and big hawks that catch little chickens and eat them, and big turkey buzzards, that eat dead horses and all dead animals. There is lots of mules and plenty of blacks. It is very hot here. Too hot for me to work and the flies are so many, and they bite hard. In the woods there is big snakes, lizzards, spiders. I went and seen a cotton gin that takes the seeds out of the cotton and bales it. There is not many automobiles in the country. Plantations use horse and buggy.
I am not feeling good so when I get my pay next Saturday I'll start home. If I am well enough I will stop a while in the Cumberland mountains to visit my old schoolmates of 43 years ago, then I'll come on home. I was down in the woods this morning and a big viper snake stuck his head up out of the weeds and said "Howdy doo". I said "good bye". He had a big lump in his neck and he stuck out his yoked tongue and hissed at me.
Good bye be good.
Grand Pa
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1870 Census, Ohio, York Twp., Morgan Co., Fam.22, pg.253, Dated 11 Aug. 1870:
Pearl, John J., wm, 34,farmer, $1800, $500, PA
wife, Sarah E., wf, 30, keeps house, DEL
*Francis, son, wm, 6, attends school, WIS
Mary L., dau, wf, 4, WIS
Ella A., dau, wf, 8 months, OH
**Margaret Pearl, wf, 75**, infirmed at home, MD
* Hi