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Editor: Nanry C. HidingerVolume #w - Issuc 3 ISSN 1083-7833

e-mail address : NHidinger@)aol. comJuly - September 1998

Two Nant Books to he PublishedIn 1885 Hardesty's Histoncal and Geograplucal

Enrylcopedia for Richland County. Ohio was published.This boo( which has never been repnnte4 gives thehistory ofthe county and includes a biographical sectionon Civil War soldiers. futa Kopp has taken the Cir.'ilWar soldiers section and copied them for a book entitledRichland County, Ohio Civil War Soldiers. Thc bookis 8% x ll. softbound with perfect binding, and alaminated cover. There arc 275 biographies. althoughnot every biography has the same information it willgenerally tell what division the soldier sewed, detarls ofthe battles in which the soldier was engaged" if he waswounded. Often included is information on the veteran'sfamily with dates of marriages and births. and evenother members of the family are mentioned who servedin the war, but do not have biographies included in thebook. Each one is interesting and informative. If youhave a family member who served in the Civil War fromRrchland County, you will want this book.

The cost of this book is $12.00 plus $3.00 postageand wilt be available about August 15ft.

Richland County, Ohio OriginalI-arul Parcluserc

Many years ago Ellsworth Moms compiled a bookof original land owners of Richland County. Ohio. Henever published his work but had given a copy to thefuchland County Genealogical Library. Mr. Morse dtdhis research for this book in Washinglon so his originalwork did not include the School Lands since theserecords wcrc lccated in Ohio. With the permission ofMrs. Morse the Society has added the school landrccords and has this material ready to publish.

Thebook will be hardbound SVzxll. sm1'the sewn.with approx. 370 pages of material. w/every name index.priced at $27.00 plus $3 00 postage and handling Thisbook will be available the end of October.

Heetings for 7998

Aug.27 Our annual picnic will be held at the home ofMacky Cockley on Straub Roa{ Mansfield at5:30 p.m. Going south on Lexington Ave.from Mansfield you will pass the JohnnyAppleseed Shopping Center. At the foot ofSan{'Hill turn left onto Straub Rd. Continueon Straub for approximately one half mile oruntil you see an unFaved lane on the rightside ofthe road. Turn into lane and continueback lane until you come to the end of theroad where you will see a white farm house.

Sept. 24 Dr. Betty Reed will present a program on TheBlack Cane Society, Fighting Early RichlandCo. Bandits. The meeting will be in theConference Room, Mansfield Public Library,2"d floor, 7:30 p.m.

&t.22 Research work session. Kerr)'Kimberly willbe in chargc of the program. Location to beannounced.

Dec. l0 First Families Banquet with election ofofficers. Sunda Peters speaker. Sunda will besharing about her trip to Wales. Watch thelocal papers for an announcement of thelocation.

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Editor: Nancy C. HidingerVolume #XVII - Issue 3 ISSN 1083-7833

e-mail address:NHidinger@aol.comJuly - September 1998

New Structures .Early Deaths, 1825-1828 .1850 Mortality Census .Mansfield High School Graduates .1876-1877 Births wi Mothers Maiden NamePerrysville Surprise .John Whitnah Leedy .Administration Records .Queries .

Two New Books to be PublishedIn 1885 Hardesty's Historical and Geographical

Encylcopedia for Richland County, Ohio was published.This book, which has never been reprinted gives thehistory of the county and includes a biographical sectionon Civil War soldiers. Rita Kopp has taken the CivilWar soldiers section and copied them for a book entitledRichland County, Ohio Civil War Soldiers. The bookis 8Yz x 11, softbound with perfect binding, and alaminated cover. There arc 275 biographies, althoughnot every biography has the same information it willgenerally tell what division the soldier served, details ofthe battles in which the soldier was engaged, if he waswounded. Often included is information on the veteran'sfamily with dates of marriages and births, and evenother members of the family are mentioned who servedin the war, but do not have biographies included in thebook. Each one is interesting and informative. If youhave a family member who served in the Civil War fromRichland County, you will want this book.

The cost of this book is $12.00 plus $3.00 postageand will be available about August 15th

Richland County, Ohio OriginalLand Purchasers

Many years ago Ellsworth Morris compiled a bookof original land owners of Richland County, Ohio. Henever published his work but had given a copy to theRichland County Genealogical Library. Mr. Morse didhis research for this book in Washington so his originalwork did not include the School Lands since theserecords were located in Ohio. With the permission ofMrs. Morse the Society has added the school landrecords and has this material ready to publish.

The book will be hardbound 8Y2 x IL smythe sewn.with approx. 370 pages of material, wlevery name index,priced at $2700 plus $300 postage and handling Thisbook will be available the end of October.

Aug. 27

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Dec. 10

Meetings for 1998

Our annual picnic will be held at the home ofMacky Cockley on Straub Road, Mansfield at5:30 p.m. Going south on Lexington Ave.from Mansfield you will pass the JohnnyAppleseed Shopping Center. At the foot ofSandy Hill tum left onto Straub Rd. Continueon Straub for approximately one half mile oruntil you see an unpaved lane on the rightside of the road. Tum into lane and continueback lane until you come to the end of theroad where you will see a white farm house.Dr. Betty Reed will present a program on TheBlack Cane Society, Fighting Early RichlandCo. Bandits. The meeting will be in theConference Room, Mansfield Public Library,2nd floor, 7:30 p.m.Research work session. Kerry Kimberly willbe in charge of the program. Location to beannounced.First Families Banquet with election ofofficers. Sunda Peters speaker. Sunda will besharing about her trip to Wales. Watch thelocal papers for an announcement of thelocation.

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Manv of our membcrs arc from out of slatc and can not benefit from our programs each month. In an effort to kcepyou informcd we n'ill be publishing a sho( si'nopsis of the programs.

.....At our March meeting Bvenitta Williams spoke about the Underground Railroad in fuchland County. Since it wasillegal to help slaves movc through thc statc not manv rccords arc available. One known house is the Ritchcy farm outsidcof Lexinglon. Others places have been rumored to be safe houses but no proof has been located lo confrrm the nrmors.Wilber Siebe('s book has a list of the names of l8 conduclors in our count\'. In Richland Countr there u'ere 123 milesof trails used to move people lo safe houses. It is estimated that 300 persons *ent through a station in one 1'ear. If you haveproofofa safe house or conductors. contact Bvcnitta at our address.

.....At our April 23'd meeting. Dick Wcaver prcsented a program on Revoluntionary War Soldiers buried in Richland Co.As a representative of the Sons of the Revolution, Dick is responsible for soldiers in fuchland and scveral surroundingcounties. He must locate proof of the soldier's cxistence and location of the burial site. He currently has placed about 95soldiers in the present Richland Count_v. He said more graves are unknorvn than knorvn. Does 1"our Revolutinary Warsoldicr have a stone to identib'his burial place? If not 1'ou might rvant to contact thc Sons of lhe Revolulion. to have oneplaced there. You must have defrnite proof of that person being in the war and thal he is buried in that location.

.....Our May 28ft meeting was a showing of the Paul White Collection at the Mansfield Public Library, with the public

invitcd to attend. When Mr. Whitc died his will statcd that Thc Richland Countv Gcncalogical Society was to havc thcslides he collected over the years. Many old scenes of Mansfield rvere shown. Ol'er 50 people gathered to see the slides.Another scssion will be scheduled to shou thc rcmaining piclurcs

.....JcffMandevillc presented thc Junc program on thc flag. Jcffhad manl'small flags to illustratc the many flags uscdas the United States was growing to thc nation we know it as today. ln a period of time when thc flag is not often gtvenproper respect. we were reminded of the importance of thc flag and dtsplaving it properh'. Did you know thal on MemorialDay the flag should fly at half mast from 8 a. m. until noon'l After trvelve noon it should bc raised to the top of the mast.This was a very interesting and informative program.

t For those of ;-ou who are local folks, come join us at our meetings *

"lmmigrant Dreams: The Settlement of America" will be the theme of The Federation of Genealogical Societies'

National Conference to be held in Cincinnati. Ohio. Augus 19-22- 1998. Over 50 top genealogrcal educators and speakers

will be presenting sessions that will aid you with 1'our gcnealogical research. Over 70 genealogical exhibitors will be

displaying the latest books. comprter programs. maps and supplies. For more information call I -888/FGS-1500 (toll free)

or see their web site [http://wwu'.fgs.org].

Surfing the Net....If you have anyonc in your family who has worked for the railroad you may want to contact the Rail

Road Retirement Board For $16.00 you can purchase your familv records. The address is Public Affairs Offtce. Railroad

Rctircment Board 844 N. Rush St.. Chicago. IL 606 I | -2092 . You are advised to send them the person's Social Security

number and full name plus their address at the time of retiring. lf vou do not know the Social Securig' number vou can

get it from a CD at most public libraries. The Famih History Ccnter. or on line

Buckeye. Colorado Chapter. OGS newsletter.....taken from thc Rockv Mounlain

If you are haven't checked out the rootsweb site you may be missing the opportunity to find a missing family member. Goexploring at http://wwu,.usgenweb.com and and while in the area visit our site at the address on the front of our newsletter.

Thonks 5o lu\uchThe Society would like to thonk Rito Kopp for her donation of the Civil Wqr Veterqns book

she copied from qn origiml Hordesty's Historicql ond Genealogicol Book ond giving it to the

Society to publish.

We would olso like to thonk Pqtnelq Henrcy f or her work in reseorching ond compiling the

materiol for the Blockhouse Booklet.

Both contributions of mqteriol hos been greatly opprecioted.

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Many of our members arc from out of state and can not benefit from our programs each month. In an effort to keepyou informed we will be publishing a short synopsis of the programs.

.....At our March meeting Bvenitta Williams spoke about the Underground Railroad in Richland County. Since it wasillegal to help slaves move through the state not many records are available. One known house is the Ritchey farm outsideof Lexington. Others places have been rumored to be safe houses but no proof has been located to confirm the rumors.Wilber Siebert's book has a list of the names of 18 conductors in our county. In Richland County there were 123 milesof trails used to move people to safe houses. It is estimated that 300 persons went through a station in one year. Ifyou haveproof of a safe house or conductors. contact Bvenitta at our address .

..... At our April23 Td meeting. Dick Weaver presented a program on Revoluntionary War Soldiers buried in Richland Co.As a representative of the Sons of the Revolution, Dick is responsible for soldiers in Richland and several surroundingcounties. He must locate proof of the soldier's existence and location of the burial site. He currently has placed about 95soldiers in the present Richland County. He said more graves are unknown than known. Does your Revolutinary Warsoldier have a stone to identify his burial place? Ifnot you might want to contact the Sons of the Revolution. to have oneplaced there. You must have definite proof of that person being in the war and that he is buried in that location.

.....Our May 28th meeting was a showing of the Paul White Collection at the Mansfield Public Library, with the publicinvited to attend. When Mr. White died his will stated that The Richland County Genealogical Society was to have theslides he collected over the years. Many old scenes of Mansfield were shown. Over 50 people gathered to see the slides.Another session will be scheduled to show the remaining pictures

.... .Jeff Mandeville presented the June program on the flag Jeff had many small flags to illustrate the many flags usedas the United States was growing to the nation we know it as today. In a period of time when the flag is not often givenproper respect. we were reminded ofthe importance of the flag and displaying it properly. Did you know that on MemorialDay the flag should fly at half mast from 8 a.m. until noon? After twelve noon it should be raised to the top of the mast.This was a very interesting and informative program.

** For those of you who are local folks, come join us at our meetings **

"Immigrant Dreams: The Settlement of America" will be the theme of The Federation of Genealogical Societies'National Conference to be held in Cincinnati. Ohio. August 19-22. 1998. Over 50 top genealogical educators and speakerswill be presenting sessions that will aid you with your genealogical research. Over 70 genealogical exhibitors will bedisplaying the latest books, computer programs. maps and supplies. For more information call 1-888/FGS-1500 (toll free)or see their web site [http://www.fgs.org].

Surfing the Net•.. .lfyou have anyone in your family who has worked for the railroad you may want to contact the RailRoad Retirement Board For $16.00 you can purchase your family records. The address is Public Affairs Office, RailroadRetirement Board. 844 N. Rush S1.. Chicago. IL 60611-2092. You are advised to send them the person's Social Securitynumber and full name plus their address at the time of retiring. If you do not know the Social Security number you canget it from a CD at most public libraries. The Family History Center. or on line. .... taken from the Rocky MountainBuckeye, Colorado Chapter. OGS newsletter.

Ifyou are haven't checked out the rootsweb site you may be missing the opportunity to find a missing family member. Goex-ploring at http://www.usgenweb.comandandwhile in the area visit our site at the address on the front ofour newsletter.

Thanks So MuchThe Society would like to thank Rita Kopp for her donation of the Civil War Veterans book

she copied from an original Hardesty's Historical and Genealogical Book and giving it to theSociety to publish.

We would also like to thank Pamela Henney for her work in researching and compiling thematerial for the Blockhouse Booklet.

Both contributions of material has been greatly appreciated.

Richland County Genealogical Society Page ~2 VoL 17 - #3 July - September 1998

New Structures Built in Mansfield

Below is a listing of new structures erected in Richland County for the year ending Nil2, 1882 . The name of

the owner and cost of each building as returned to the Auditor is given. The newspaper states that in some

instances the valuation of the real estate was changed by the City Board of Equalizatior and amounts substituted

for those made by the assessors. Source: Mansfield Herald, July 6, 1882 Continued from the April - May

newsletter.

Mansfield - First WardG.C. Ridgway. house . $1200E . H . L i n d s a y . h o u s e . . . . . 1 2 0 0Char lesBoughton .shop. . . .500John Reed- house . . 2500W . H . G a r r e t t . h o u s e . . . . . . 1 0 0 0J . S . M a r q u i s . h o u s e . . . . . . 2 0 0 0J a c o b M o l t e r . h o u s e . . . . . . . 4 0 0T . H . L e p p o . b a r n . . . . . . . . . 1 5 0J . H . B a r r . a d d . t o h o u s e . . . . 2 0 0A.A. Peck. house . 1800JohnS. Blymyer.add.tohouse . . . . . .100

JohnCreigh,house . . . .2,100SimonM. Sturges. house&add. . . . . . . . . . 900Mary W. Grimes. house . . . 2100C . S . D o o l i t c l l . h o u s e . . . . . 1 6 0 0M . W . M - ' l " h o u s e . . . . . . . 5 0 0Jane P. Day. add to house . . 170E l l a J . F o r d , b a r n . . . . . . . 5 0Robert Sandeford green house . . . 150JohnSteel. storeroom&stable . . . . 200K a t e T . M o r e h o u s c . h o u s e . . . . . 2 0 0 0C h a r l e s F H a r d i n g . h o u s e . . . . . 3 0 0John Anderson. Jr. house . . 1000J o h n M . R o y c r . h o u s e . . . . 1 0 0 0E . M . W o l f . h o u s e . . . . . . . 2 0 0 0J a m e s H a y d e n . h o u s c . . . . . . 1 5 0Wm. Roadpouch. house . 100M a r y J . H i x s o n . h o u s c . . . . . 7 0 0GeorgcHerr ing.barn.. . 100H e n r y R e m y . b a r n . . . . . . . . 1 5 0B r y o n C o o p c r . h o u s e . . . . . 1 5 0J o h n M e r i l l . h o u s e . . . . . . . 6 1 0Char lesMounta in .house. . .100R o s s D a n i l e s . h o u s e . . . . . . 3 6 0S a r a h J . f u t z . h o u s e . . . . 1 2 0 0G e o . R h e i n . b a r n . . . . . . . . 1 0 0J o h n C o u r t n e y . h o u s e . . . . . 6 0 0F . K e n d i g , h o u s e . . . 6 0 0M . C a ( e r . h o u s e . . . 8 0 0F . W . L e i t e r . a d d i t i o n . . . . . 2 5 0J o h n M i l l e r . h o u s e . . . . . . . . 1 5 0

Mansfield - Second WardJohnAckerman.housc . . . $720A d a m B i c k e l . h o u s e . . . . . . 1 0 0 0Robert Brookcr' house lo()S tephenBal l ie t .add i t ion . . . .160

Hicks Brown & Co. elevator . . . .James Barton. houseAndrell Burneson. house .Louis C. Brissel. house .Susana Blust. addrtion . . . .Adam Bringman, houseJohn Cahall. house .Jerry Dewitl. houseConrad Flockerzi. houseJohn Hool'er. house .Wm. Herring. houseA.G. Hcdnck house .Corwin Hedrick house .Robert Hancock brick blockB.F. Harvel'. barn .James Jackson. additionB.F. Keiser. addttionJohn Lash. houseI.V. Mitchell. house .John Martin. house . . .C. McCahil l. housc . . .McVar & Allison. houscJohn McGinn. housc . .Michael O'Marra. house .Ezekiel Price. houscJ.W. Pnndle. house .E. Robinson. house .E.A. Smith. house .Z.S. Stocking- addrtionMartha Thornton. house .Albcrt Twitchell. house. additionW. & A. Voegele. house .John Underwood- add to houscN M. Wolfc. house .Tonv Yonker. add. 1o house .David McKay. houscE.H. Kiser. barn .Ellen Dolan. additionG.B Williams. house

Mansfield - Third WardGeorge Belker. house .Blecker Bros.. busincss blockRichard Barrett. house .James Carrigan. houseH.C. Hedges. add, to cariage works . . . .

J .T. Crabbs& Co. . house&barn . . . . . . .

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New Structures Built in Mansfield

Below is a listing ofnew structures erected in Richland County for the year ending April 2, 1882 . The name ofthe owner and cost of each building as returned to the Auditor is given. The newspaper states that in someinstances the valuation ofthe real estate was changed by the City Board of Equalization and amounts substitutedfor those made by the assessors. Source: Mansfield Herald, July 6, 1882 Continued from the April - Maynewsletter.

Mansfield - First WardG.c. Ridgway. house. . . . . . . . . . .. $1200E.H. Lindsay, house . 1200Charles Boughton. shop. .. 500John Reed house. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2500W.H. Garrett. house. . . . . 10001.S. Marquis, house. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000Jacob Molter. house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400TH. Leppo, barn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150J.H. Barr. add.to house 200A A Peck. house . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1800John S. Blymyer. add.to house. . . . ... 400John Creigh, house . . . . . . . .. 2400Simon M. Sturges, house & add. '" . . . . . . 900Mary W. Grimes, house. . . . . . . . 2100C.S. Doolitell. house . . . . . . . .. 1600M.W. M-? house 500Jane P. Day. add to house . 470Ella 1. Ford, barn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 50Robert Sandeford green house . . . .. 150John Steel. store room & stable ... . . . . . . . 200Kate T Morehouse. house . . 2000Charles F. Harding. house .... 300John Anderson. Jr. house . . 1000John M. Royer. house 1000E.M. Woll house . . . . . .. . 2000James Hayden. house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 150Wm. Roadpouch. house . 100Mary 1. Hixson. house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 700George Herring. barn. 100Henry Remy. barn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 150Bryon Cooper, house . . . . . 150John Merill. house . . . . . . . . . . . . 610Charles Mountain. house . . . . . . . 100Ross Daniles. house. . . . 360Sarah 1. Ritz. house. . . 1200Geo. Rhein. barn . . 100John Courtney. house .. . . . . . . . 600F. Kendig, house . . . . . . . . . . . . 600M. Carter. house .. . . . . . 800F.W. Leiter. addition. . . . 250John Miller. house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150

Mansfield - Second WardJohn Ackerman. house 0 0 • $720Adam Bickel. house. 0 0 ••• 0 0 0 0 0 •• 0 0 0 •• 1000Robert Brooker. house 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 • 100Stephen Balliet. addition 460

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Hicks Brown & Co. elevator 6190James Barton. house 500Andrew Burneson. house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500Louis C. Brissel. house .. . . . . . .. 300Susana Blust. addition 0 0 •• 0 •••• 0 300Adam Bringman, house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 300John Cahall. house 0 ••••• 0 • " 1100Jerry Dewitt. house 0 • 0 0 ••• 0 0 0 0 •• , 350Conrad Flockeni. house . . . . . . . 300John Hoover. house. 0 0 ••• 0 • 0 •••• 0 0 0 0 •• 900Wm. Herring. house 350AG. Hedrick house 0 ••• 0 • 0 ••••• 450Corwin Hedrick. house . . . . . . . . 450Robert Hancock. brick block .. 0 0 0 •••• o. 2000B.F. Harvey. barn 0 100James Jackson. addition. . .. 0 • • • 100B.F. Keiser. addition 0 0 •• 300John Lash. house 0 •••• 0 • • • • •• 500I.V. Mitchell. house 0 • 0 0 ••••• 0 •• 100John Martin. house 0 • 0 ••••• 0 100C. McCahill. house 0 • •• 250McVay & Allison. house 300John McGinty. house ... 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 100Michael O'Marra. house 400Ezekiel Price. house . 0 0 •••••••••••••• 0 1501. W. Prindle. house 0 ••••• 0 • • • • • • • 200E. Robinson. house 0 ••••• 0 •• 0 •••• 150E.A. Smith. house 0 • • • • " 1100ZS Stocking. addition 0 •••• 0 0 ••• 180Martha Thornton. house 0 •••••• 250Albert Twitchell. house. addition 600W. & A Voegele. house 0 0 •• 0 • 0 ••••••• 0 900John Underwood. add to house 100N.M. Wolfe. house .... 0 • • • 200Tony Yonker. add. to house. . . . . . . 400David McKay. house .. 0 ••••••••• 0 0 •••• 500E.H. Kiser. barn . . . . . . . . . . 100Ellen Dolan. addition 0 0 ••• 0 0 0 • • • 200GoB Williams. house 0 0 ••• 0 0 0 o' 300

Mansfield - Third WardGeorge Belker. house 0 •••• 0 0 $300Blecker Bros.. business block 0 ••••• 0 •• 190Richard Barrett. house .. , 0 •••• 0 • •• 100James Carrigan. house .. 0 ••••• 0 •• 0 0 • • • • 450H. C. Hedges. add to caaiage works $3001.T Crabbs & Co.. house & barn 0 0 0 0 ••• 0 3000

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Samuel Conners. houseMrtchael Curtain, houseJamesDevine. house . . . . .Charles Finch, add to houseGeorge Gilbert. frame shopCharles Herring. house . . .George Hunt. houseJames McCain. houseWm. Kennedy. houseW.H. Rhodes, barnJohn Winterstein. houseGeorge Wise, house . . .W m W e s t . h o u s e . . . . .John M. Smith. houseR.M. Yardly, house . . .W.H. Rhodes. houseSamuel Taylor. house .J.R. Richardson. stableJacob Snyder. houseNora Brown. house .Samuel Steinruck. barn .

Mansfield - Fourth WardW . F . B r e n d t . h o u s e . . . . . $ 1 0 0 0ThomasBarrow.add. toshop . . . . . 100M.B.Bushne l l .add. tohouse . . . . . . 200JosephBottomly. house. movedon . . . . . . . 200MahalaBlower,addtohouse . .. . . . 250W m E m m o n s . h o u s e . . . . . . 8 0 0S a m u e l F o r 4 s t a b l e . . . . . . . 1 5 0F . P . G a s s . s t a b l e . . . 1 5 0H.C. Hedges. warehouse . . 1800J. Huntsman.add. tohouse . . . . . . . 100Jacob Hantz. add to house . . 150

J o h n H u b e r . h o u s e . . . . . . . 2 5 0G e o . K l i p p e r t . h o u s e . . . . . . 1 5 0John Kern. house . 1300A . T . K r e b s . h o u s e . . . . . . . . 5 0 0P h i l i p K a r p e r . h o u s e . . . . . . 3 5 0Wm. Lowe. house. movedon . . . . . 100Fredericklower.house. movedon . . . . . . . 100S a m u e l l e n t z . h o u s e . . . . . . 3 5 0E McCor'. 2 housesJoseph McGuire. add to housePhilip Miller improvements .Mary Moseback add to houseE Mink- housc .John M. Mohler. add to houseW.R. Newlon. houseJoseph Page, houseMattie Ross. add lo houseTheodore Race. houscPeter Straub. add to houseChas. Shadawait. houseS. Sorg. add to houseA. Thompson, improvements . . . .Marv R. Taylor. stablc .Charlotte Wentz. add to houseWm Widcner. add to house .Frank Webber. frame shop . .Philip Wappner. add to houseMary Kemlery?. add to house .W.S. Kerr. house .Louis Wolff. house .

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New Blockhouse Booklet

In on effort to spreod the history of Richlond County, the Society hos

pubf ished o booklet on Richlond County's Blockhouse. Pomelo Henney researched,

wrote the booklet on the blockhouse, ond gove it to the Society to publish. Pam,6:

is the gronddoughter of Fronk ond lv\ory Jone Henney.The booklet is complete with pictures. ft wil lgive you insight into why the blockhouse wos buil t ,

whot hoppenedto it when the citizens decided it wos no lorger needed,ond whot become of it until locol

history preservotion become of more interest. You will leorn how the blockhouse wos moved to it's

present locotion. This wos no smoll feot. lv\uch lobor ond unexpected things hoppened olong the woy. The

booklet is interesting ond foscinoting to reod.It hos been printed on linen typepaper with o cord stock

cove?,ond is 8i by 5t in size. f t is sold in locol bookstores throughout the Monsf ield oreo. If you do not

find it in your favorite bookstore, you con order it for $1.50 from the Society.

Our thonksgoout toPom forheref for ts inmokingth isbookleth is tor ico l ly correct ondforg iv ing

it to the Society to publish.

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Samuel Conners. house 100Mitchael Curtain, house 100James Devine. house . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400Charles Finch, add to house . . . . . . . . . . . .. 100George Gilbert, frame shop . . 150Charles Herring, house 150George Hunt, house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 300James McCain. house 100Wm. Kennedy, house. . . . 250W.H. Rhodes, bam 200John Winterstein. house 200George Wise, house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 500Wm West. house . . . . 100John M. Smith. house . . . . . . . . . . . .. 150RM. Yardly, house 400W.H. Rhodes, house 100Samuel Taylor, house 100J.R Richardson, stable 100Jacob Snyder. house 150Nora Brown, house 300Samuel Steinruck bam . . . . 100

Mansfield - Fourth WardW.F. Brendt. house . . . . . . . . . . . $1000Thomas Barrow. add. to shop ..... 100M.B. Bushnell. add. to house . . . . . . . . . . 200Joseph Bottomly, house. moved on 200Mahala Blower, add to house 250Wm Emmons. house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 800Samuel Ford, stable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 150F.P. Gass. stable 150H.C. Hedges, warehouse 18001. Huntsman. add. to house 100Jacob Hantz. add to house 150

John Huber. house 250Geo. Klippert. house 150John Kern. house. . . . . . . . .. 1300A.T. Krebs, house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500Philip Karper. house 350Wm. Lowe. house. moved on 100Frederick Lower. house. moved on 100Samuel Lentz. house 350E. McCoy. 2 houses. . . . . . 1100Joseph McGuire. add to house 400Philip Miller improvements. . . . . . . . . . . .. 100Mary Moseback add to house 100E. Mink. house " 270John M. Mohler. add to house . . . . . . . . . .. 100W.R Newlon. house . 450Joseph Page, house 500Mattie Ross. add to house 200Theodore Race. house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 700Peter Straub. add to house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400Chas. Shadawait. house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 300S. Sorgo add to house 300A. Thompson, improvements. . . . . . . . . . .. 550Mary R Taylor. stable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 100Charlotte Wentz. add to house 450Wm Widener. add to house 300Frank Webber. frame shop 150Philip Wappner. add to house 200Mary Kemlery? add to house 100W.S. Kerr. house 400Louis Wolff, house 100

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New Blockhouse Booklet

In an effort to spread the history of Richland County, the Society has~ii!i;published a booklet on Richland County's Blockhouse. Pamela Henney researched,wrote the booklet on the blockhouse, and gave it to the Society to publish. Pam ........c_~..-IIIii;liiiiiiiis the granddaughter of Frank and Mary Jane Henney.

The booklet is complete with pictures. It will give you insight into why the blockhouse was built,what happened to it when the citizens decided it was no longer needed, and what became of it until localhistory preservation became of more interest. You will learn how the blockhouse was moved to it'spresent location. This was no small feat. Much labor and unexpected things happened along the way. Thebooklet is interesting and fascinating to read. It has been printed on linen type paper with a card stockcover, and is at by 5t in size. It is sold in local bookstores throughout the Mansfield area. If you do notfind it in your favorite bookstore, you can order it for $1.50 from the Society.

Our thanks go out to Pam for her efforts in making this booklet historically correct and for givingit to the Society to publish.

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Eorly Richlond County Deofhs from the Monsfield Gozette & Richlond FormerCompiled by Connie Smith

The following death notices have been abstracted from ncwspapers located in The Ohio Genealogical Society. Many

papcrs are missing and others have articles cut out of them. This happcned before thev were received b.v the librar-v andbefore they were microfilmed. Somc obituaries have bcen shortencd due to space. but all the information of gcnealogtcal

value has been abstracted. Copies ma1'be obtained for 20e p€r page.

Thursday, January 13, 1825Died on the ,ls inst.. about four o'clock a.m. of a fever. aftcr an illness of four w'eeks. Robert Blair. second son of

David Blair of Washington township. aged 27 \'cars. onc month and tuentl' day's.

Thursday, August 11, 1825Died on Friday the 5tr' inst. In Madison tou'nship. Mrs. Martha Glenn. consort of William Glenn. in the 43d year of

her age. She has left a husband and nine children.

Thursday, August 25, 1825Died in Lebanon on the I lu' inst." Miss Eliza H. Cla1. daughter of the Hon. H. Clay. Secretary of State.Died in Sandusky on thc I lth inst.. Mrs. Elcanor Wilcoxin. wifc of H. H. Wilcoxon. Esq. late of this town.Died in Wooster on the l.lil'inst.. Mrs ----- Aver-r'. wife of E. Arer-l'. Esq.Died in Jeromesville on thc ---- inst.. Mrs ----- Baldridge. rvife of Ro'. Dr. Baldridge.

Thursday, September E, lE25Died on the I I ult.. in Springfreld Clark Co.. Constant Lake. Esq.. aged -18 years.

Thursday, September 22, 1825Dicd in this place on thc l6u' inst.. Jacob Locke. aged 55 1'ears

Thursday, October 6, 1825Died on the l't inst.. in the 28d'year of her age. Mrs. Eunice Grant. consort of Edwin Grant of this place.

Thursday, March 9, 1826Died in Nerv Haven. on the l9d' inst." Col. George Shippr'. inn keeper at that place.

In Milan. on the 21".. Dr. David Harkncss.

Thursday, May 25, 1826Dicd in Springfreld. on Friday the l2h inst.. aftcr a short illness. Mr. John Pool. aged 65.

Thursday, July 13, 1826Dicd in this place on the 3d inst." Charles- infant son of C.R. Pollock. Esq.

On thc 5'r' inst.. Mr. John Jacobs. a soldicr of thc Rcvolution. agcd 71. Hc nas buricd on thc 6'r' with honors of war.

by mcmbers of the light Infantry, Artillery and light Dragoon companies of this placc.

Thursday, July 20, 1826Died in Franklin tou'nship. on the l6'n insl.. Mr. John Ferguson.

Thursday, August 21, 1826Died in Washington township latelv. Lewis Hartsuff. aged about 35 r'ears.Died in Montgomen'tounship. on the 6d'inst.. Andrew StephensonDied on the lSth inst.. in this town. Mrs. Dowler. u'ife of Francis Douler.

Thursday, September 7, 1826Died in Sharon. on Sundal'the 3d inst." afler a short illness- Mrs. Angelinc. consort of Mr. Adam Swan.

Thursday, September 21, 1826Dicd in the l5tr'ult.. Michael Crooscr of Grecn tnp. after a short but painful illncss. He lefl a wifc and six children.

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Early Richland County Deaths from the Mansfield Gazette & Richland FarmerCompiled by Connie Smith

The following death notices have been abstracted from newspapers located in The Ohio Genealogical Society. Manypapers are missing and others have articles cut out of them. This happened before they were received by the library andbefore they were microfilmed. Some obituaries have been shortened due to space. but all the information of genealogicalvalue has been abstracted. Copies may be obtained for 20c per page.

Thursday, January 13, 1825Died on the 4th inst.. about four o'clock a.m. of a fever. after an illness of four weeks. Robert Blair. second son of

David Blair of Washington township. aged 27 years. one month and twenty days.

Thursday, August 11, 1825Died on Friday the 5th inst. In Madison township. Mrs. Martha Glenn, consort of William Glenn, in the 43d year of

her age. She has left a husband and nine children.

Thursday, August 25, 1825Died in Lebanon on the 11 tl. inst., Miss Eliza H. Clay. daughter of the Han. H. Clay. Secretary of State.Died in Sandusky on the I ph inst. Mrs. Eleanor Wilcoxin. wife ofH. H. Wilcoxon. Esq. late of this town.Died in Wooster on the 14tl

• inst.. Mrs. ----- Avery. wife of E. Avery. Esq.Died in Jeromesville on the ---- inst.. Mrs. ----- Baldridge. wife of Rev. Dr. Baldridge.

Thursday, September 8,1825Died on the II ult. in Springfield Clark Co.. Constant Lake. Esq.. aged 48 years.

Thursday, September 22,1825Died in this place on the l6 tl

• inst. Jacob Locke. aged 55 years

Thursday, October 6,1825Died on the 1st inst.. in the 28tl

• year of her age. Mrs. Eunice Grant. consort of Edwin Grant of this place.

Thursday, March 9, 1826Died in New Haven. on the 19t1

• inst.. Col. George Shippy. inn keeper at that placeIn Milan. on the 21 st. Dr. David Harkness.

Thursday, May 25, 1826Died in Springfield. on Friday the 12 th inst.. after a short illness. Mr. John Pool. aged 65.

Thursday, July 13, 1826Died in this place on the 3d inst.. Charles. infant son of C.R Pollock. Esq.On the 5th inst., Mr. John Jacobs. a soldier of the Revolution. aged 74. He was buried on the 6th with honors of war.

by members of the light Infantry. Artillery and light Dragoon companies of this place.

Thursday, July 20, 1826Died in Franklin township. on the 16th inst.. Mr. John Ferguson.

Thursday, August 24, 1826Died in Washington township lately. Lewis Hartsuff. aged about 35 years.Died in Montgomery township. on the 6 tl

• inst., Andrew StephensonDied on the 18th inst.. in this town. Mrs. Dowler. wife of Francis Dowler.

Thursday, September 7,1826Died in Sharon. on Sunday the 3d inst.. after a short illness. Mrs. Angeline. consort of Mr. Adam Swan.

Thursday, September 21, 1826Died in the 15th ult .. Michael Crooser of Green twp. after a short but painful illness. He left a wife and six children.

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Thursday, September 21, 1826Died on the l8h inst.. in this torvn of pulmonan'consumption. Mr. David Kline. about 30 vears of age.

Thursday, 0ctober 19, 1826Died on Monday. the l6h inst.. in Madison torvnship. Mr. Samuel Jaques. in thc -54t' year of his age.

Thursday, November 2, 1826Departed this life on the 29s of October inst.. Henry McCart of Plymouth township of this countv He emigrated to

this countv in the early in its settlemenl" and was the hrst Justice of the Peace in the count_v.

Thursday, November 30, 1826Died on Monday the 2l't inst.. in this village. Mr. John Mclinchev. aged about 3-5 I'ears.

Thursday, March E, lE27Died on the 23d of February. in Madison township. Mr. Jonathan HiltonDied at Bellville. on the 3d inst. Miss Sarah Robinson. late of Nerv York.

Thursday, April 19, 1827Died in this town Monday. thc l(r"'ins1.. Mrs Jcmima McElror'. consort of Abraham McElroy. in lhc 3l" ycarof

her age.

Thursday, Mry 17,lE27Dicd in Jefferson township on Fridav thc I I d' inst. aftcr a short illness. Mrs. May Sweet. consort of Mr. Nathan Sweet.

aged 30 1'ears.Died al Ashland on lhe l0tr' inst." Josiah Allvn. agcd 3 r'cars. 6 months and l8 day's. son of Josiah Gallup.Died suddenlr on Tucsdar the l5s in this toun- Mr Timothr Bault.

Thursday, August 9, 1827Died in this town on Thursdav the 2d inst Miss Sallv Maria Terrr. agcd l3 years.

Thursday, August 16, lE27Died on the l.lh inst. In this town. Mrs Melissa McCullough. wifc of Mr. John McCullough. aged 27 years. She has

lcft a husband and child to mourn hcr loss.Died on the samc day in Madison township. Mr. Jeremiah Reed. He left a wife and several small children.

Thursday, September 6, 1827Died on the 30tr'ult.- James Latimcr. agcd ltt 1'ears. 2 months. 18 dal's.

Thursday, Septcmbcr 20, 1827Died in this town on the l8m inst. . Mr. Josiah Smith. formerly of Plymouth. Massachusetts. aged 32 yrs.

Thursday, September 27, lE27Died on thc l7u'inst.. in Bloomingrove tou'nship. Mr Georgc Latimcr. Jun.. agcd 2,1 years. 8 months.20 days.D ied in th i sp laceon the l . l ' r ' i ns t . .Mrs .Nano 'S .B ronson .conso r to f t heRer 'C .P .B ronson .o fNo rwa lk .Hu ron

County. Ohio in the 29u' year of her age. of the billious remittent fever.

Thursday, November 15, 1827Died in Troy township on the fourteenth inst.. Mrs. Sarah Watson. aged forg years. consort of Amariah Watson, Esq.

Shc has lcfl scvcn children to lamcnt hcr loss.

Thursday, December 27, lE27Died in this tolvn on Tuesdal . the 25tr' inst . Miss Nancl' Downel'.

Wednesday, January 9, 1E2EDied on the 27u'ult. In Madison township. Mr. Ncwman Billings. bv a fall from a horsc.Died on the 30s. in Madison torvnship. Mr. ------- Pluck about 30 r'ears of age.On the 6d' inst. In this tou,n. Henn son of Mr. John Waldon. of a sunshot u'ound

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Thursday, September 21, 1826Died on the 18th ins!" in this town of pulmonary consumption, Mr. David Kline. about 30 years of age.

Thursday, October 19,1826Died on Monday. the 16th ins!" in Madison township. Mr. Samuel Jaques. in the 54th year of his age.

Thursday, November 2,1826Departed this life on the 29th of October inst.. Henry McCart of Plymouth township of this county. He emigrated to

this county in the early in its settlement. and was the first Justice of the Peace in the county.

Thursday, November 30,1826Died on Monday the 21 ,t ins!" in this village. Mr. John McLinchey. aged about 35 years.

Thursday, March 8, 1827Died on the 23d of February. in Madison township. Mr. Jonathan HiltonDied at Bellville. on the 3d inst. Miss Sarah Robinson. late of New York.

Thursday, April 19, 1827Died in this town Monday. the 16th inst.. Mrs. Jemima McElroy. consort of Abraham McElroy. in the 31 ,t year of

her age.

Thursday, May 17, 1827Died in Jefferson township on Friday the 11 til inst. after a short illness. Mrs. May Sweet. consort of Mr. Nathan Sweet.

aged 30 years.Died at Ashland on the IOti' inst.. Josiah Allyn. aged 3 years. 6 months and 18 days. son of Josiah Gallup.Died suddenly on Tuesday the 15th in this town. Mr. Timothy Sault.

Thursday, August 9,1827Died in this town on Thursday the 2d inst. Miss Sally Maria Terry. aged 13 years.

Thursday, Au~st 16, 1827Died on the 14 th inst. In this town. Mrs. Melissa McCullough. wife of Mr. John McCullough. aged 27 years. She has

left a husband and child to mourn her loss.Died on the same day in Madison township. Mr. Jeremiah Reed. He left a wife and several small children.

Thursday, September 6, 1827Died on the 30th ult.. James Latimer. aged 18 years. 2 months. 18 days.

Thursday, September 20, 1827Died in this town on the 18th inst. . Mr. Josiah Smith. formerly of Plymouth. Massachusetts. aged 32 yrs.

Thursday, September 27,1827Died on the 17til inst.. in Bloomingrove township. Mr. George Latimer. Jun.. aged 24 years. 8 months. 20 days.Died in this place on the 14ti' inst.. Mrs. Nancy S. Bronson. consort of the Rev c.P. Bronson. of Norwalk. Huron

County. Ohio in the 29 til year of her age. of the billious remittent fever.

Thursday, November 15, 1827Died in Troy township on the fourteenth inst.. Mrs. Sarah Watson. aged forty years. consort of Amariah Watson, Esq.

She has left seven children to lament her loss.

Thursday, December 27,1827Died in this town on Tuesday. the 25th ins!" Miss Nancy Downey.

Wednesday, January 9, 1828Died on the 2~' ult. In Madison township. Mr. Newman Billings. by a fall from a horse.Died on the 30 th

, in Madison township. Mr. ------- Pluck. about 30 years of age.On the 6ti' inst. In this town. Henry son of Mr. John Waldon. of a gunshot wound

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Wednesday', Januarl' 2J, lE2EDied in Sharon on thc I3d' inst.. Hiram Man'in. ascd 23 r'cars.

Wednesday, f,'ebruary 13, lE28Died in Plymouth on the 28u'ult. Mrs. Jane Bodlcv. aged921'ears. 2 months. 5 days.Died in Plvmouth on the 28d' ult.. John N. Bodler'. aged l5 1'ears. l0 months- 3 da.vs. The old Lad,v was the mother

of Mr. Lcvi Bodley and thc )oung man. his son.Died in this town on the 8'h inst.. a child of Mr. S. Buckus.Died on the l0't'- Mr. Heist. latc of Bedford Co.- Pa.

Wednesday, February 20, 1E2EDicd in Sharon. on the l5th inst.. Mr. Adam Sn'an.

Thursday, April 17, 1828Died in this town on Sundar. thc 13il' inst.. Mr. Rorvlev Weldon.

Wednesday, April 30, 1E28Died in Franklin township on the morning of the 29d' insl.. Mr lsrael Dille. aged 67.

Wednesday, May 14, 1828Died in Sanduslcy township on Tuesdal' the 7" inst.. Mr. James McCluer. aged 62.Died in Newvillc. Mrs. Crowner.Died on pulmonary consumption. near this town. on the I l"' inst.. Miss Jane Billings.

Wednesday, July 23, 1828Died in this placc on Friday the I 8h inst. Of a bilious inflammatory' fever. Dr. G.B. Mrller. in the 32d year of his age.

Dr. Miller was born in Torrinsford. Conn. on Mar' l- 1797.

Wednesday, August 20, 1E28Died on the 13il' inst. after a short illness. Mrs. Margaret Stewart. consort of James Stewart Esq, of this place, aged

20 years.

Wednesday, August 27, l82EDied in Norwalk- Huron Co " on the 22d inst.. Mar_r'Wilson" wife of Joseph Wilson. Esq.. late of this county.Died on the 250' inst. in Madison township. Capt. john Bartley. son of Hon. M. Bartley. aged 20 years.

Wednesday, October 15, 1828Died in Madison township on Thursday last. Mrs. Jane Blair.

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FRNSEERGER REUNION

231 descendants of the pioneer, John ERNSBERGER, whose number was augmented by 50 guests of theMOWERS family gathered at Casino park for their annual reunion. (1917)

The secretary, Mrs. Arthur F. Ernsberger, made a report on the genealogical inquiry and gave some veryimportant dates and valuable items of family history. Among other things mentioned she stated that JohnERNSBERGER born 1773, was the second son of Christian ERNSBERGER (whose German name wasARNSBERGER) who came to this county from Arnsberg, Westphailia, Prussia, in the year 1740 and becamea planter near Hagerstown, MD. John ERNSBERGER came to Ohio from Grimes, Washington Co, MD in 1818,settled near Lucas on what is stil l called the old John Ernsberger farm. On this farm he lived for 40 years. ln1858 he moved to l l l inois where he died in 1860. He marr ied twice and was the father of 14 chi ldren. Hischildren all married, their descendants now number between 400 and 500. There are over 200 familiesrepresented in 17states, namelyOhio, Penna. Conn., lnd., l l l . , Mich., lowa., Mo., Okla.,Ark., S. Dak., Mont. ,ldaho, Colo., Ore., Wash. and Cal i f .

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Wednesdav Januarv 23 1828.,' ...'Died in Sharon on thc l3 tl' inst.. Hiram Marvin. aged 23 years.

Wednesday, February 13, 1828Died in Plymouth on the 28tl

\ ult .. Mrs. Jane Bodley. aged 92 years. 2 months. 5 days.Died in Plymouth on the 28 tl

\ ult.. John N. Bodley. aged 15 years. 10 months. 3 days. The old Lady was the motherof Mr. Levi Bodley and the young man. his son.

Died in this town on the 8th inst.. a child of Mr. S Buckus.Died on the 10th

• Mr. Heist. latc of Bedford Co.. Pa.

Wednesday, February 20, 1828Died in Sharon. on the 15th inst.. Mr. Adam Swan.

Thursday, April 17, 1828Died in this town on Sunday. the l3 tl' inst.. Mr. Rowley Weldon.

Wednesday, April 30, 1828Died in Franklin township on the morning of the 29tl

\ inst.. Mr. Israel Dille. aged 67.

Wednesday, May 14, 1828Died in Sandusky township on Tuesday the 1 1t inst.. Mr. James McCluer. aged 62.Died in Newville. Mrs. Crowner.Died on pulmonary consumption. near this town. on the II tit inst.. Miss Jane Billings.

Wednesday, July 23, 1828Died in this place on Friday the 18th inst. Of a bilious inflammatory fever, Dr. G.B. Miller. in the 32d year of his age.

Dr. Miller was born in Torringford. Conn. on May I. 1797.

Wednesday, August 20, 1828Died on the 13 tll inst. after a short illness, Mrs. Margaret Stewart, consort of James Stewart Esq, of this place, aged

20 years.

Wednesday, August 27,1828Died in Norwalk. Huron Co. on the 22d inst.. Mary Wilson. wife of Joseph Wilson. Esq.. late of this county.Died on the 25 tl' inst. in Madison township, Capt. John Bartley. son of Han. M. Bartley. aged 20 years.

Wednesday, October 15, 1828Died in Madison township on Thursday last. Mrs. Jane Blair.

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ERNSBERGER REUNION

231 descendants of the pioneer, John ERNSBERGER, whose number was augmented by 50 guests of theMOWERS family gathered at Casino park for their annual reunion. (1917)

The secretary, Mrs. Arthur F. Ernsberger, made a report on the genealogical inquiry and gave some veryimportant dates and valuable items of family history. Among other things mentioned she stated that JohnERNSBERGER born 1773, was the second son of Christian ERNSBERGER (whose German name wasARNSBERGER) who came to this county from Arnsberg, Westphailia, Prussia, in the year 1740 and becamea planter near Hagerstown, MD. John ERNSBERGER came to Ohio from Grimes, Washington Co, MD in 1818,settled near Lucas on what is still called the old John Ernsberger farm. On this farm he lived for 40 years. In1858 he moved to Illinois where he died in 1860. He married twice and was the father of 14 children. Hischildren all married, their descendants now number between 400 and 500. There are over 200 familiesrepresented in 17 states, namely Ohio, Penna. Conn., Ind., 111., Mich., Iowa., Mo., Okla., Ark., S. Dak., Mont.,Idaho, Colo., Ore., Wash. and Calif.

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1850 Mortality Census - Richland County, OhioThe 1850 Mortalitv Census covers the penod of time from I June l 849 through 3 I May 1850. This census wasread from microfilm which is in poor condition. Bloomrnggrove Tp is almost unreadable, so please excuse theblank portions. We did the best we could with the film we available.

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1850 Mortality Census - Richland County, OhioThe 1850 Mortality Census covers the period oftime from I June 1849 through 31 May 1850. This census wasread from microfilm which is in poor condition. B1oominggrove Tp is almost unreadable, so please excuse the

blank portions. We did the best we could with the film we available.Name Age Sex Place Month Cause Number Occupation

of Birth of Death of Death of Days III

Troy TownshipCanada Kclsow 3-1- m Penna Jan Liver C. 11 farmerLucy A. Watson 25 f Vt Jul Lung Fever 5Tacy A. Watson f Ohio Juh InflamationRhida E. Pyle I f Ohio Oct Inflamation IIWilliam Andrew -1-9 m Penna April Lungs 365 farmerDavid Ross 25 m Penna Mar Consumption 30 farmerBarbery A. Miller 3 mo f Ohio Nov Croup IMary Grub 1-1- f Ohio Sept Brain Fever 1-1-Nathan Dorcas 1 m Ohio Oct Congo Fever 10Eliza Dorcas 8 mo f Ohio May Croup 14George Hiskey -1-6 m Penna MayMary Courtney 30 f Ohio Oct Fever 28Elizabeth Cook 27 f Penna Dec Fever 8Rebecca A. Shellenburger 2 f Ohio July Brain Fever 11Moses Bell 33 m Penna Sept Brain Fever 13 cabinet makerBenj. Cocklcy 39 m Penna Aug Brain Fever 6 wagon maker

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Abigal B. Bell 5 f Ohio Jan Jaundice 5Mary A. Strong 31 f Md Mar Fever 270Mary A. Leblond -1-4 NY Feb Fever 3Benj. Youngs -1-5 m ME Jan Dis Ofheart I sailor

Mary Sites 83 f Va Mar Dropsy 33Jacob Lash 36 m Ohio Apr Consumption 30 farmer

John Lafferty 65 m Ohio Sept Cholera I farmer

Nancy Lang -I- f Ohio June Fever :I

Christian Swank 26 m Ohio Apr Fever 2 carpenter

Ellen S. Strong 8 f Ohio Feb Fever 5

Elias Garver 3 m Ohio Dec FitsAlexander Litt 17 m Ohio Apr Killed by a kick 1-1- laborer

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Margaret Adams 33 f NY May Inf. brain 8

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Aaron Rose 67 m NJ Sep Unknown 21 farmer

Edward Fox I m Oh Mar Unknown 10

Hulda A. McBride 19 f Oh Aug Diarrhea 10

Mary A. Foy 2mo f Vt May Unknown 3

Noah Hall 55 m Vt Mar Murdered merchant

John Stevenson -1-0 m Penna Mar Killed by horse farmer

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1850 Mortalit~, Census Age Sex Place Month Cause Number Occupationcontinued of Birth of Death of Death of Days III

Bloomingrove TownshipAgnes Meek I f Ohio Sep Fits 10Sarah Gutery 3 f Ohio Aug Fever 12Geo. Ha----------- 17 m Penna Dec Killed InstantlyMargaret H------ (d f Va May PlurseyWilliam Foulks 50 m Penna Aug 15Elizabeth F---- 16 f Oho Dec 6Ann Devore ?mo f Ohio May 24Catherine ------ I mo f Oho Jul 26Henry ------D----- 33 m NY Mar Liyer complaintMary ------ 18 f Ohio Dec Child Bed 2JE----- -------- 79 Md Nov 35William ----- 44 m Penna Feb Lung fever 15 farmerWilliam Walker 24 m Ohio Jan Fever 49 clerkNancy Walker 32 f Ohio Mar Fever 19Susan Stover 18 f Jun FeverJohn Gasheimer 41 m Penna Jun Inflamation 21 cabinet maker

Perry TownshipFranklin Thiwigh 3 m Ohio Jun Fever 8

Mifflin TownshipWilliam Mathews 78 m Penna Oct Old age 6 farmerElizabeth Mathews 77 f Penna Oct Old age 6Mary Woodhouse 7 f Ohio Oct Congestion 12Robert Hales 21 m Ohio Jan Congestion 6 farmerChristian Eby 31 m Penna May Dropsy 150 carpenterSusan Siglar 17 f Ohio Nov Fever 14Amos Mumah 10 m Penna Jul Fever 8Margaret 1. Kessler 43 f Va Sep Unknown 7Ann M. Loraw 6 f Ohio Jan Fever 3Mary Ann Loraw 5 f Ohio Jan Fever IJonathan ---- 78 m Penna Mar Fever 6Ann- 87 f NJ Feb Fever 8John F. Balyeat I m Ohio Feb Fever 8Catherine Boyyer 7\ f Ger Jun Consumption 121Robert Bossler 20 m Ger Feb Consumption 35

Monroe TownshipJacob Berry 2 m Ohio Jun S. fever 10William Lowry 32 m Penna Mar Consumption 270 farmerWilliam F. Lowry I m Ohio Apr Coup 6Infant Werrick 3mo Ohio Dec Croup IMargaret Wolf 44 f Penna Jul Palsy 3Jacob Danner 33 m Ohio Jan Erysipelas 36Rebecca Danner 27 f Ohio Jan Erysipelas 36Lucy Danner 21 f Ohio Jan Fever 6Amanda Sigler 9 mo f Ohio Feb Croup I

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MansJiet[ nigfi of GrafuatesSchoMansheld High Schools hrst graduating class was in 1862. The following is a complete list of

gnduates with thcir rcsidencc in 1909. Matenal is taken from 1909 Annual. the school's yearbook.Notc that thcrc wcrc no graduatcs for the year ltt(r3. Submilted by Maxinc Smith. tvped by Connie

;* Smith

1862Mary Flmminger (Mrs. l)r. Warner). Columbus. OhioAmanda Rowland (Mrs. Shellenbarger). Favettevillc, Ark.Amanda Painter, (Mrs. Dr. Cladwcll), Chicago, Ill

186,1Jacob llade. Toledo. OhioOscar W. BilltngsJohn Zimmcrman, Chicago, IllinoisSue Shellenbarger (Mrs. Susan Berkimer,) Humboldt, IowaAlmira Twrtohell, Mansfield, OhioLaura Rowland (Mrs. Wm Miner), Ioledo, OhioFrank Jameson, Manslield, OhioDosia R. Morris (Mrs. Wesley Myers), Toledo, Ohro

1865Newell Albright, Wellington, OhroEsther Booth, (Mrs. Uarkuloo), Ilutchinson, MinnesotaZurviah Case (Mrs. Roberts), Mansfield, OhroFarury Dickerson (Mrs. Ilergen), Cambridge, Mass.

1866Neil N. Leyman, Mansfreld, OhioJohn Courtney, Cleveland, OhioAllen Emminger, Columbus, OhioCharles Fav, Wyoming, OhtoMary Constancc (Mrs. 'l'cachout),

Cohocs, Ncrl YorkAmy Twrtchell (Mrs A C. Houghton), Twon, N. Carolina

1867James Cobcan, Richmond, VirginiaAmelia Penn (Mrs. Steele), Manstield, OhioAnna Todd (Mrs. Addie Hedges), Roanoke, VirginiaLottie Bun (Mrs. Gray)

1868Anna Loughridge, Mansheld, OhioMary Nixon (Mrs Colbv),

'l'oulon, Illinois

1869Olive S. L. AndersonMaggie Lawson (Mrs. Snydcr), Manshcld, OhioMatilda M. Snyder, Mansfeld, OtuoIlorace tsoothCvrus l)arnterIiliza Daugherty (Mrs. Laslv)

1870(icorge Brinkerho[ Mansheld, OhioArthw Jennings, Mansheld, OhroJames Pleasants, Mansfield, OhioArthur Redrup, Mansheld, OhioRosa Hiltabidle (Mrs. I{ahn), Mansfield, OhioAlfred Carpenter, Cleveland, Ohio

t87lJcrn' Burns, Mansfield, OhroHerbert DeCamp, Chicago, IlhnoisJohn Glessncr. Cleveland. OhioWill P. Sturges, Cleveland, OhioMary Beale, Mansfield. OhioEmma Huflman (Mrs. Hanna), Logansport, IndianaMarv Twitchell (Mrs. Squire), Dehance, OhioIlattie l)arsons (Mrs. Abbott), Mansfield, OhioEsther Hyde, Seattle, Washington

1872Susie Bealc. Manslleld. OhioCharles Snyder, Manstield, OhioJohn McClellan, Mansfield, OhioJelTM. Myers, Grafton, N. DakotaWill Shull. Columbus. OluoJennie Laird (Mrs. Statler), Mansfield, OhioMan,Foulk (Mrs. JelTMyers), Grafton, N. DakotaMary C. Doutgherty, Manslleld, OhioIllla Fay (Mrs. E. M. Ilargett), Crab Orchard.

'Icrur.

Eliza Peritte (Mrs. Todd)

1873Robert Brinkerholl, Ncu'York CitvLizzie Reed (Mrs Bell), Ft. Wat"ne, IndianaNcttic McCullough (Mrs. McKnight). Norwalk, OhioEmma Loughridge, Mirureapolis, MirurcsotaAlice Wisc (Mrs Gadsbv), Mansficld, OhioCame Smith (Mrs. Dr King)Jcnnic I) P Casc (Mrs Downcnd), Mansfield, OhioAnna Hedrick, Mansfield, OhioRcbecca Ritchie, Mansfield, OhioFannie Galbraith. Manti. Colorado

1874Melissa Barr. Mansfield. OhioWalter Booth, Lima, OhioKate Case (Mrs. Helt), Mansfreld, OhioFlorencc Casc (Mrs. Chas. IJarding), Mansfield, OhioFloward Dirlam, Manslleld, OhioAnna FicklcLina Fink. N. Shelheld. OhioF.flie O tliidreth (Mrs. Pardce), Akron, OhioMarl Hyde. Seattle, WashrngtonIlmma llrw,in (Mrs. Allcn), Mansheld, OhioMarl Lau,son (Mrs. Painter), Mansllcld, OhioElla Lind (Mrs Chas D. Eliott), I{arlanton. MontanaAlbert Mcllvarnc, Mansheld, OhioJennie Mcl,aughlin, Mansfield, OhtoAlmeda Runvan (Mrs Parsons), Manslield, OhioCarrie Dar'(Mrs Clark), Mansheld. OhioRose Doughertl (Mrs. R Fitch), Pittsburgh, Penna.Ann Dull (Mrs. E. Webster), Lincoln, Nebraska

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.~' Manifie{d High Schoof Graduates~,,:1 Mansfield High Schools first graduating class was in 1862. The following is a complete list of

~".·;t,r,~~·, ·'t.~.. graduates with their residence in 1909. Material is taken from 1909 AnnuaL the sc,hoo!' s yearbook.

U~~', ~,~'" Note ~hat there were no grJduates for the year 1863. Submitted by Maxine Smith. typed by Connie,',''''' \'<.- SmIth.-: ~- ~"'fi--

1862Mary Emminger (Mrs. Dr. Warner), Columbus, OhioAmanda Rowland (Mrs. Shellenbarger), Fayetteville, Ark.Amanda Painter, (Mrs. Dr. Cladwell), Chicago, III

1864Jacob Hade, Toledo, OhioOscar W. BillingsJohn Zimmerman, Chicago, IllinoisSue Shellenbarger (Mrs. Susan Berkimer,) Humboldt, IowaAlmira Twitchell, Mansfield, OhioLaura Rowland (Mrs. Wm. Miner), Toledo, OhioFrank Jameson, Mansfield, OhioDosia R. Morris (Mrs. Wesley Myers), Toledo, Ohio

1865Newell Albright, Wellington, OhioEsther Booth, (Mrs. Barkuloo), Hutchinson, MinnesotaZurviah Case (Mrs. Roberts), Mansfield, OhioFanny Dickerson (Mrs. Bergen), Cambridge, Mass

1866Neil N. Leyman, Mansfield, OhioJohn Courtney, Cleveland, OhioAllen Emminger, Columbus, OhioCharles Fay, Wyoming, OhioMary Constance (Mrs. Teachout), Cohoes, New YorkAmy Twitchell (Mrs A C. Houghton), Tyron, N. Carolina

1867James Cobean, Richmond, VirginiaAmelia Penn (Mrs. Steele), Mansfield, OhioAnna Todd (Mrs Addie Hedges), Roanoke, VirginiaLottie Burr (Mrs. Gray)

1868Anna Loughridge, Mansfield, OhioMary Nixon (Mrs Colby), Toulon, Illinois

1869Olive S. L. AndersonMaggie Lawson (Mrs Snyder), Mansfield, OhioMatilda M. Snyder, Mansfield, OhioHorace BoothCyrus PainterEliza Daugherty (Mrs Lasly)

1870George Brinkerhoff, Mansfield, OhioArthur Jennings, Mansfield, OhioJames Pleasants, Mansfield, OhioArthur Redrup, Mansfield, OhioRosa Hiltabidle (Mrs. Hahn), Mansfield, OhioAlfred Carpenter, Cleveland, Ohio

1871Jerry Bums, Mansfield, OhioHerbert DeCamp, Chicago, IllinoisJohn Glessner, Cleveland, OhioWill P. Sturges, Cleveland, OhioMary Beale, Mansfield, OhioEmma Huffman (Mrs Hanna), Logansport, IndianaMary Twitchell (Mrs. Squire), Defiance, OhioHattie Parsons (Mrs. Abbott), Mansfield, OhioEsther Hyde, Seattle, Washington

1872Susie Beale, Mansfield, OhioCharles Snyder, Mansfield, OhioJohn McClellan, Mansfield, OhioJeff M. Myers, Grafton, N. DakotaWill Shull, Columbus, OhioJennie Laird (Mrs Statler), Mansfield, OhioMary Foulk (Mrs Jeff Myers), Grafton, N. DakotaMary C. Doutgherty, Mansfield, OhioElla Fay (Mrs. E. M. Hargett), Crab Orchard, Tenn.Eliza Peritte (Mrs. Todd)

1873Robert Brinkerhoff, New York CityLizzie Reed (Mrs Bell), Ft. Wayne, IndianaNettie McCullough (Mrs. McKnight), Norwalk, OhioEmma Loughridge, Minneapolis, MinnesotaAlice Wise (Mrs Gadsby), Mansfield, OhioCarrie Smith (Mrs Dr King)Jennie 1) P Case (Mrs DO'Mlend), Mansfield, OhioAnna Hedrick, Mansfield, OhioRebecca Ritchie, Mansfield, OhioFannie Galbraith, Manti, Colorado

1874Melissa Barr, Mansfield, OhioWalter Booth, Lima, OhioKate Case (Mrs. Helt), Mansfield, OhioFlorence Case (Mrs Chas. Harding), Mansfield, OhioHoward Dirlam, Mansfield, OhioAnna FickleLina Fink, N. Sheflield, OhioEflie 0 Hildreth (Mrs. Pardee), Akron, OhioMary Hyde, Seattle, WashingtonEmma Erwin (Mrs Allen), Mansfield, OhioMary Lawson (Mrs Painter), Mansfield, OhioElla Lind (Mrs Chas D. Eliott), Harlanton, MontanaAlbert McIlvaine, Mansfield, OhioJennie McLaugWin, Mansfield, OhioAlmeda Runyan (Mrs Parsons), Mansfield, OhioCarrie Dav (Mrs. Clark), Mansfield, OhioRose Dougherty (Mrs R. Fitch), Pittsburgh, Penna.Ann Dull (Mrs. E. Webster), Lincoln, Nebraska

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1875B Lee Bevington, Chicago, IllinoisMartin Bevington, Washington, D. C.tsertha Ludlum (Mrs. Dickerson), Columbus, OhioAda Courtney (Mrs. Marriott), Mansfield, Ohiolrank Grove. Mansfield- OhioMary Laird, Mansficld. t )tuoWill Loughndge, Mansfield, OhioMary Trimble, Manstield, Ohiol.izzie Loughridge (Mrs. Dr. Harvey), Colfax, WashJohn CarpenterJoanna D. Condict (Mrs. Franli Carpentcr) Washington, DCHenry R Ritchie, Minneapolis, MinnesotaAdeline Smith, Philadelphia, PennsvlvaniaOrrie Smrth, (Mrs. B. P. Be11), Brooklm, Neu York

1876Ida BarrArura Bloor (Mrs. C. W. Savage), Omaha, NebraskaMinnie ElrinkerhoffMollie GeesemanNellie Ilolelvell, (Mrs. Cahill), Mansfield, OhioCelia CrrosvenorLouise Rissler (Mrs. Frank Remy), Manslield, OhroCarric Rcynolds, St. Louis, MissouriJessie Lockwood (Mrs Geo. Brinkerhoff). Mansfield, OhroAnna M. Smrth, Mans(ield, OhioArna Hoffman. Mansheld. OhioAnna Mary Smith (Mrs. Bryun), Seattle WashurgtonMartha Trimble, Mansfield, OhioAlice WilkinsonKate Ilolbrook (Mrs. Kelsev), Newport. Kentuckl'Arthur Chandlertlerbert Dickerson, Mansfi eld, Ohiollarry Davis, Manslield, Ohio

t877Irlla Askew, Shelby, OhioEmma Fickle, Gallipolis, OhioDora Crrosvcnor (Mrs. llr. Ilvde), Mansfield, OhioBell Zimmerman, Waslungton, D. C.Lida Zimmcrman, Washington, D. C.Ernest Blecker. Mansfield. OhioEugene Carpenter, Columbus. OhioChas F I'Iarding, Manstleld, OhroArthur Rigby, Manstield, Ohio

1878l,izzic Aberlc. Mansfield. OhioHelen Adams. Chicago. Ilhnoisl,izzie Carpenter (Mrs Dr. Finley), Manslield, OhioSeptimus CraigheadJosie Hampshire (Mrs. Albert Reru )Ada E. Carpenter (Mrs. L. I-. Harmon), Ilakersheld. Calif.Clara Allcn (Mrs. llowlett), I3erlin Ileights. Ohio

Lillie Moore (Mrs Hoop), Avoca, IowaMollie Moury (Mrs Porter), New YorkAnnetta McElror'(Mrs. Olin), Bellville, Ohro.lessie Mcllvaine, Mansfreld, Oh-roAda Niman (Mrs. Geo Strock), Mansheld, OhioArura Wright (Mrs. Franklin), Newark, OhioCora Mason (Mrs. Geo. Weatherby), Detroit, Mrch.Anna Proctor. Mansfield. OhioCame Morrow (Mrs. Wherry), Manslield, OhioWillis Yorurg, Seattle, Washington

1879Mary Aberle, Mansheld, OhroAbbie Beale, (Mrs. Pontius), Mirureapohs, MinnesotaThomas Bloor, Mansfield, OtuoBarney Burns, Mansfield, OhioAnna Chandler, Bucynrs, OhioLillian Hilkreth, Cleveland, OhioEdgar Pleasants, Rolling Forks, MississippiAgnes Lawson, (Mrs. Latimer), Chicago, IllinoisMinnie Mason (Mrs. E. S. Nail), Mansfield, OhioArura MoGuire (Mrs. Chas. Voegele), Mansheld, OhioMan' Runyon, Mansfield, OhioJennie Livelsberger (Mrs. Cramer), Camden, New JerseyNettic Remy (Mrs. John Anglc), Mansheld, OhioCltua Shunk (Mrs. Cave), Mansfield, OhioAddie Wiley, New York City

1880Anna Adams (Mrs. Whittle), Chicago, IllinoisL,lla tJlairJesse F. Corts (Mrs. Cook), Clcveland, OhioMarion Cline, Mansfield, OhroIlayden Cline, Toledo, Ohiol,illie Laughlin (Mrs. u^lark), N. tsaltimore, OhioMill ie Mrers. Chicago. I l l inoisCharles Niman, Mansfield, OhroIda Rissler (Mrs Wilhs Harbeson), Mansfield, Ohio

l88lJoe Campbell, Yuma, ColoradoNcttic Carpcnter (Mrs. C. S.

-Iandy), Vcvay, lndianaIrlla I liltabidle (Mrs. Etzwiler), Manslield, OhioMary Lersch (Mrs. Wm. Funk), Pine Castle, FloridaAdda Merl-v (Mrs. McNeice), Mansfield, OhioMinnie Scott. Mansfteld. OhioLillie Wise. Mansfield. OhroIlarrv'CourtneyCaroline M Lampcrt. Mansheld. OhroWill McElroy, Helena, MontanaSusie l)ickey (Mrs Wm Mason), Cleveland, OhioViola O. Pleasants (Mrs. Wm. Rudd), Tacoma, WashrngtonCharles II. Sergel, Chicago, IllinoisMaggre Niman

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library is larger. all on one floor and handicap accessible.Mary Jane & Frank Henney. l0 Blymer Avenue. Apt. 107. Manshel4 OH41903-2347

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1881Joe Campbell, Yuma, ColoradoNettie Carpenter (Mrs. C. S. Tandy), Vevay, IndianaElla IIiltabidle (Mrs. Etzwiler), Mansfield, OhioMary Lersch (Mrs. Wm Funk), Pine Castle, FloridaAdda Meily (Mrs. McNeice), Mansfield, OhioMinnie Scott, Mansfield, OhioLillie Wise, Mansfield, OhioHarry CourtneyCaroline M Lampert, Mansfield, OhioWill McElroy, Helena, MontanaSusie Dickey (Mrs. Wm Mason), Cleveland, OhioViola 0 Pleasants (Mrs. Wm Rudd), Tacoma, WashingtonCharles H. SergeI, Chicago, IllinoisMaggie Niman

Lillie Moore (Mrs Hoop), Avoca, IowaMollie Mowry (Mrs Porter), New YorkAnnetta McElroy (Mrs. Olin), Bellville, OhioJessie Mcilvaine, Mansfield, OhioAda Niman (Mrs. Geo Strock), Mansfield, OhioAnna Wright (Mrs. Franklin), Newark, OhioCora Mason (Mrs. Geo. Weatherby), Detroit, Mich.Anna Proctor, Mansfield, OhioCarrie Morrow (Mrs. Wherry), Mansfield, OhioWillis Young, Seattle, Washington

1879Mary Aberle, Mansfield, OhioAbbie Beale, (Mrs. Pontius), Minneapolis, MinnesotaThomas Bloor, Mansfield, OhioBarney Bums, Mansfield, OhioAnna Chandler, Bucyrus, OhioLillian Hilkreth, Cleveland, OhioEdgar Pleasants, Rolling Forks, MississippiAgnes Lawson, (Mrs. Latimer), Chicago, IllinoisMinnie Mason (Mrs. E. S. Nail), Mansfield, OhioAnna McGuire (Mrs. Chas. Voegele), Mansfield, OhioMary Runyon, Mansfield, OhioJennie Livelsberger (Mrs. Cramer), Camden, New JerseyNettie Remy (Mrs. John Angle), Mansfield, OhioClara Shunk (Mrs. Cave), Mansfield, OhioAddie Wiley, New York City

1880Anna Adams (Mrs Whittle), Chicago, IllinoisElla BlairJesse F. Corts (Mrs. Cook), Cleveland, OhioMarion Cline, Mansfield, OhioHayden Cline, Toledo, OhioLillie Laughlin (Mrs. Clark), N. Baltimore, OhioMillie Myers, Chicago, IllinoisCharles Niman, Mansfield, OhioIda Rissler (Mrs. Willis Harbeson), Mansfield, Ohio

1877

New Addresses:The Ohio Genealogical Society has moved to 713 S. Main St. Mansfield, OH 44907 Phone: (419) 756-7294. The

library is larger, all on one floor and handicap accessible.Mary Jane & Frank Henney, 10 Blymer Avenue. Apt. 107, Mansfield, OH 44903-2347

Ida BarrAnna Bloor (Mrs. C. W. Savage), Omaha, NebraskaMinnie BrinkerhoffMollie GeesemanNellie Holeywell, (Mrs. Cahill), Mansfield, OhioCelia GrosvenorLouise Rissler (Mrs. Frank Remy), Mansfield, OhioCarrie Reynolds, St. Louis, MissouriJessie Lockwood (Mrs Geo. Brinkerhom, Mansfield, OhioAnna M. Smith, Mansfield, OhioAnna Hoffman, Mansfield, OhioAnna Mary Smith (Mrs. Bryan), Seattle WashingtonMartha Trimble, Mansfield, OhioAlice WilkinsonKate Holbrook (Mrs. Kelsey), Newport, KentuckyArthur ChandlerHerbert Dickerson, Mansfield, OhioHarry Davis, Mansfield, Ohio

1876

187513 Lee Bevington, Chicago, IllinoisMartin Bevington, Washington, D. CBertha Ludlum (Mrs. Dickerson), Columbus, OhioAda Courtney (Mrs. Marriott), Mansfield, OhioFrank Grove, Mansfield, OhioMary Laird, Mansfield, OhioWill Loughridge, Mansfield, OhioMary Trimble, Mansfield, OhioLizzie Loughridge (Mrs. Dr. Harvey), Colfax, WashJohn CarpenterJoanna D. Condict (Mrs Frank Carpenter) Washington, DCHenry R Ritchie, Minneapolis, MinnesotaAdeline Smith, Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaOrrie Smith, (Mrs. B. P. Bell), Brooklyn, New York

Ella Askew, Shelby, OhioEmma Fickle, Gallipolis, OhioDora Grosvenor (Mrs. Dr. I Iyde), Mansfield, OhioBell Zimmerman, Washington, D CLida Zimmerman, Washington, D. C.Ernest Blecker, Mansfield, OhioEugene Carpenter, Columbus, OhioChas F I'Iarding, Mansfield, OhioArthur Rigby, Mansfield, Ohio

1878Lizzie Aberle, Mansfield, OhioHelen Adams, Chicago, IllinoisLizzie Carpenter (Mrs Dr. Finley), Mansfield, OhioSeptimus CraigheadJosie Hampshire (Mrs. Albert Remy)Ada E Carpenter (Mrs L L Harmon), Bakersfield, CalifClara Allen (Mrs. Howlett), Berlin Heights, Ohio

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1876 - 1877 Births With Mother's Maiden Names

The following biAhs includc the mothcr's maidcn namc. Although no ycar is gvcn. thc papcr datcs them as bctwcen

March 3 I u. I 876 and March 3 I "' I E77. When no name is given for the child or just initials are given wc have includedthc sex of the child. Sourcc: Manshcld Hcrald June 7. 1877 .

First WardEdwards. Charles AplMyrtlc E. Garrctt Jul----- Hil l (0 MarJohn D. Constancc DecEdith Ackerman JanSarah Barkcr MarSamucl futchey JanThomas Bottony JanCharles Reed SepMabel Bristor FebMiller M. Seats DecSarah T. Robcrts AplLenore Wolff Scp---- Sturgcs (m) Mar----Lcyman (f) MarClarcncc Clinc ScpKitt ic Gilkison JanWm A. Kerman nlgMary Parkison MayJohn F. Nipp Mar

Second WardJ.M. BradenRoscy BanjalbM.P. BilestoncM.H. BoalcrPeter BoslerAnn Can---- Canoll (m)D. CampbellM.C. DunnJ.W. DowH.O. DcnnisonT.A. DairRay EggertC. EmmersH. FisherMary FogclJ. Flanegan (m)

C. Fisher (m)E. French 1m)S.Gilbert (l)J. Gray (m)C. Hou?enrocder (m)Hayes HenryMnnie JessonM. Kramer (f)A. Kcpp (m)J.H. Kniscly (m)

MarAplJulOctJanDccMayJulSepOctScpJulNol'DecNovJulJanNovDccFcbJulJunNovMarMarMayAug

Sarah HambergerAnna BalantincHa11ie RodgersL. RoppnlgHarriet HirlcyMarg'ret HamlinMarg'ret BottonyLiz-zie GormanGabriella FoxElla AtkisonT CaseLizzie F. GravMary Will iamsMarv S. MillsMartha HarrounCharlc'e HammonLuna WagncrMary Jane PardMary Littlcr

E. Crau{ordP. BachcrE. Whcatrou'S. Montgomcrl'L. LowcrB. MecR. MaraughA. EdwardsA. HuntJ. DoutcrmichP.R. LommisM. GotchallM. ColcA.M. ClaggcrttE. McGuireE. BakerM. DawsonP. KokrscrJ.H MelhvenA. BarfottM. BrickcrM. ShomcrD. DeithrickM. CrotherM. KoverC. Widcl'A. Dunmirc

C. Lec (0Wm LowenC H. t,ash (m)----- McKanna (m)M.V. Mavcrs (f;Peter MillerA. Millcr (m)---- Mack.lel'(0---- Mcrrcll (f)----- McNamara (flH.H. Martien (m)J. Milcs (m)J.G. Nixon (m)G.E. Price (m)L.A. Pitman (f)D. Parks (m)J. Ricmand (m)J.J. Rcad (m)L. Shaffcr (m)M.A. Stallcr (0C.A. Smith (m)J.R. Shortcy'(m)J.H. Thrilki l l (m)R M Twi tchel l (m)A. Whcatrow (m)J A. Will (f)D.A. Yunkcr (m)J. Zimmcrman (f)----- Fullcr (f)K E Krause (l)

Third WardM.L AdamsH.E Bel l (m)B. Bray (f;---- Bollman (0A. Bcard (f)Wm CromerM. Conn (f)C. French (m)---- Frank (m)M.E. Foltz (f)G. Focshler (m)B.F. Craig (m)W L Gallaghcr (m)M.J. Gallagher (f1F.W. Gladfelter (m)

C. Smith (0H.D. Hunt (m)M.C. Haberman (0

Aug M. ManningDec Ann BraniganOct M. AllcnMar M CramerFcb M. PriccJul M. BotzApl C. GrubbFcb A. CableMar B. ScarchJun A. WelshNov C. ReadingJun L.A. StricklerFeb S. NclsonApl E. tulevDcc Katc HoggardScp M. BaskainJul M. HahnDcc C. YunkerNov Nctta SwainJun J. LairdMar- E. ChandlerNov M. RenowdenJul M. ShafferAug E. DownsDcc C. CallOcl E.J. Mil lcrJan Anna CortinOct C. ZimmermanMar Emma BartonJan A. Bush

Jul Rosc B. HowardMar E. WallaceMar M. BerryFeb S. HughesScp C.J. RcdmanOct M. SchislerApl J.M. SterlingMa M. BettacJan --- SefordNov J. Pan'lyJan B. LcigDec M.E. SpaidJun S. RhodpouchJul L. E. SpoatNov S. HoffmanJun C.C. PanlevJan J. WintcrsAug A. Sullivan

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1876 . 1877 Births With Mother's Maiden Names

The following births include the mother's maiden name. Although no year is given, the paper dates them as betweenMarch 31 't, 1876 and March 31 st. 1877. When no name is given for the child or just initials are given. we have includedthe sex of the child. Source: Mansfield Herald June 7. 1877.

First Ward C. Lee (I) Aug M. ManningEdwards. Charles ApI Sarah Hamberger Wm Lowerv Dec Ann BraniganMyrtle E. Garrett Jul Anna Balantine CH. Lash (m) Oct MAllen----- Hi II (I) Mar Hattie Rodgers ----- McKanna (m) Mar M CramerJohn D. Constance Dec L. Ropp M V. Mayers (I) Feb M. PriceEdith Ackerman Jan nlg Peter Miller Jul M. BotzSarah Barker Mar Harriet Hirley A. Miller (m) Api C GrubbSamuel Ritchey Jan Marg'ret Hamlin ----- Mackley (f) Feb A CableThomas Bottony Jan Marg'ret Bottony ----- Merrell (I) Mar B. SearchCharles Reed Sep Lizzie Gorman ----- McNamara (I) Jun A WelshMabel Bristor Feb Gabriella Fox H.H. Martien (m) Nov e. ReadingMiller M Seats Dec Ella Atkison l Miles (m) Jun LA StricklerSarah T. Roberts Api T Case lG. Nixon (m) Feb SNelsonLenore Wolff Sep Lizzie F. Gray GE Price (m) ApI E. Riley----- Sturges (m) Mar Mary Williams LA Pitman (I) Dec Kate Hoggard-----Leyman (I) Mar Mary S. Mills D. Parks (m) Sep M. BaskainClarence Cline Sep Martha Harroun l Riemand (m) Jul M. HahnKittie Gilkison Jan Charle'e Hammon II Read (m) Dec C. YunkerWm A Kerman nlg Luna Wagner L. ShafTer (m) Nov Netta SwainMary Parkison May Mary Jane Pard MA Statler (I) Jun J. LairdJohn F. Nipp Mar Mary Littler e.A Smith (m) May E. Chandler

lR Shortey (m) Nov M. RenowdenSecond Ward lH. Thrilkill (m) Jul M ShafTerlM. Braden Mar E. Crawford RM Twitchell (m) Aug E. DownsRosey Banjalb Api P. Bacher A. Wheatrow (m) Dec e. CallM.P. Bilestone Jul E. Wheatrow JA Will (I) Oct E.J. MillerM.H. Boaler Oct S. Montgomery DA Yunker (m) Jan Anna CortinPeter Bosler Jan L. Lower l Zimmerman (I) Oct e. ZimmermanAnn Carr Dec B. Mee ----- Fuller (I) Mar Emma Barton----- Carroll (m) May R Maraugh K.E. Krause (I) Jan A. BushD. Campbell Jul A EdwardsM.e. Dunn Sep A Hunt Third WardlW. Dow Oct J. Doutermich M.L. Adams Jul Rose B. HowardH.o. Dennison Sep P.R. Lommis RE. Bell (m) Mar E. WallaceT.A Dair Jul M Gotchall B. Bray (I) Mar M. BerryRay Eggert Nov M Cole ----- Bollman (I) Feb S. Hughese. Emmers Dec AM. Claggertt A Beard (f) Sep C.J. RedmanH. Fisher Nov E. McGuire Wm Cromer Oct M. SchislerMary Fogel Jul E. Baker M. Conn (f) Api lM. Sterlingl Flanegan (m) Jan M. Dawson e. French (m) May M. Bettace. Fisher (m) Nov P. Kokiser ----- Frank (m) Jan ---- SeyfordE. French (m) Dec J.R Methven M.E. Foltz (f) Nov l Pan?yS.Gilbert (I) Feb A Barfott G. Foeshler (m) Jan B. Leigl Gray (m) Jul M Bricker B.F. Craig (m) Dec M.E. Spaide. Houtzenrocder (m) Jun M. Shomer WL. Gallagher (m) Jun S. RhodpouchHayes Henry Nov D. Deithrick M.l Gallagher (f) Jul L. E. SpoatMnnie Jesson Mar M. Crother F. W. Gladfelter (m) Nov S. HoffmanM. Kramer (I) Mar M. Kover e. Smith (f) Jun e.e. PanleyA. Kepp (m) May e. Widey H.D. Hunt (m) Jan l WinterslR Knisely (m) Aug A. Dunmire Me. Haberman (I) Aug A. Sullivan

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J.D. Hardwidge (l.tJ.B Hicks (m)H. Hayncr (m)M. Hombargcr (f)B.R. Julier? (m)----- Knoflock (OM.A. Kinavan (f)T. Moorc (m)E. McCaflerty (f)A E Krausc (f)F.B. Randall (m)H.F. Robbins (m)--- Rothmel (f)G. tuchie (m)J. Welsh (m)

Fourth WardJ. Burge (m)R.J. Brooker (m)F. Byers (f)C.L. Bidell (m)

C. Bemont (m)M. Canary (f)A. Cherry (f)H. Cook (m)C.W. Doll (m)E. Drake (m)----- Damscll (f)Fred DarmenF. Dinning (0A. Ford (l)Wm Funstons---- Faust (m)F. Faugh (m)J.A. Gcrman (m)B.V. Gallagher (QB.V. Callaghcr (0A. Hancock (f)H.J. Ha(man (m)N. Hubbert (l)W. Johns (m)H. Kauffman (m)D.M. Lcvi (m)----- Lightfoot (m)F. Longsdorf(f)J.A. Lcovcr (m)A Likes (m)E. Martin (m)A. McFarland (l)R. Mentzier (f)C. Millington (1.1D. Nagle (m)Grace PittmanF M Rcddick (l)H. Robe(s (m)

Ma)' L. DavvApl A M. RamsoJun C. HonardOct S. RobbinsOct J. GrahamJul M.E. JohnsAug M. OdalDcc M. SilkMar F. BarlowAug L. RcmanJan E SharpMar M.J. Litt lerMar E.R. GreenNov M. SimonMar E Hagerty

Jul Marv D. CoolOct Sarah PageMar Mary E. BlackJan Rosctta BartletlFcb Ada KochApl Mary HarlevJun Sarah CableDcc Katic GrabillFcb Mary H. HeislcrApl Jennie ShermanApl Ros-v MaccMay Catherine BushJun Amanda C. IlcssMar Elizabeth CookMay Malr'GoreMar Elizabeth DorbctJul Mar_r'DenningScp Hattic Cron'crOct Sarah E. McrccrOct Sarah E. McrcerNov Annie Sutts' lJan Eliz.abthGalcggc'/ ' iJan Jcnnie PayncJan H.J. SonnenstincMar Eliz. AllonasAug Franccs FronccrsMar Amanda YokaOct Amanda HuslonDcc Rcbccca Lcna'/Mal Melissa Mill ikenScp Mary GrabillJun M E. NornsFeb Lucinda VocgeleJun Lucinda TinkeyDcc Mincn'a KincaidcNov Clara FlintAug Rcbccca WhcclcrSep Eva Jackson

N.M. Richie (t)C. Rhodes (m)M. Phinc (0----- Suttcr (m)H.C. Straup (11R M. Scott (f)C. Stromingcr (f)----- Smith (m)----- Starrv (l)R. Tccplc (m)S. Thrush (m)R. Workheiser (m)E. Widner (f)M.A. Wood (f)M.L. Yunker (f)G. Harn (l)

Juh' Katie BellMar" Mary MartinDcc Louisa AllonasFcb Mary SmithNov Matilda RcnflewNov Maria TwitmanOct Mary CristmanDec Mag. HuntingtonMar Anna WebberMar Louisa ScovallNov An. ChamberlainMar Barbara HahnOct Barb. EnglehartJuly Ellen TylerJune Mary ScottNov J. McCormick

Madison TownshipJ.C. Calhoun (m) Jan Mahala ButlerE. Charlcs (m) Jan Fannie EarncstC Crooks (f) Junc S.A. HallM. Hull (m) July Mary A. NewlonE. Hursh (0 July Clara M. StewardT.E. Johns (m) Mar Marth. Hammetl----- Dillcn (0 Jan Emma NewlonJ. Garv'cr (m) Jan Katc E. EmingerW.C. Linn (m) Jan Mary C. TinglcyJ.J. Mowry (m) June Lora H. Early---- Mcntz.cr (m) Mar Olivc CotterW.A. McCarty (m) July Elizab'th HestonS.M. Painter (m) Oct Amanda McKcc----- Race (m) Nov Mary A. NealJ.B.

' l ' inglcy'(m) Fcb Laura L. DotyE.G. Whipp (f) Apl Rcbccca LancY. Zediker (f) Mar Sarah Lightfoot

Pcrry TownshipA.G. Thur. Black (m) NovAlzuria Bigbcc (m) ScpAlonzo A. Fidler NovLil lv B. Ewcrs JunMvrtle D. Mann JulW.R. McDanicl (m) DccWm C. McDonald May---- Ritchic (m) MarEdu'ard O. Moats JulEdna J. Olin FebE. Lce Ruhl (m) JulHarn'Shafer SepAlmoretta Stahl (f) NovDella E. Stcwart AplMintie B. Waltcrs May

Almira AlgircAlicc HildebrandEliz.abeth CrossEllen B. JohnsonBarbara E. ActonEllen HardmanO. ChamberlinCaroline BronwMary McPeekAnn BaileyRebecca RtselSarah EllerSarah F. MillerM. Ellen WaltersM. Simmerman

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1.D. Hardwidge (f) May L. Davy N.M Richie (f) July Katie Bell1.B Hicks (m) Api AM. Ramsey C. Rhodes (m) May Mary MartinH. Hayner (m) Jun C. Howard M Phine (f) Dec Louisa AllonasM. Hombarger (f) Oct S. Robbins ----- Sutter (m) Feb Mary SmithB.R. Julier? (m) Oct J. Graham H.C. Straup (f) Nov Matilda Renflew----- Knoflock (f) Jul M.E.Johns R. M Scott (f) Nov Maria TwitmanM.A. Kinavan (f) Aug M. Oday C. Strominger (f) Oct Mary CristmanT. Moore (m) Dec M. Silk ----- Smith (m) Dec Mag. HuntingtonE. McCafferty (f) Mar F. Barlow ----- Starry (f) Mar Anna WebberAE. Krause (f) Aug L. Reman R. Teeple (m) Mar Louisa ScovallF.B Randall (m) Jan E Sharp S Thrush (m) Nov An. ChamberlainH.F. Robbins (m) Mar M1. Littler R. Workheiser (m) Mar Barbara Hahn----- Rothmel (f) Mar ER. Green E Widner (f) Oct Barb. EnglehartG. Richie (m) Nov M. Simon M.A. Wood (f) July Ellen Tyler1. Welsh (m) Mar E. Hagerty M.L. Yunker (f) June Mary Scott

G. Ham (f) Nov 1. McCormickFourth WardJ. Burge (m) Jul Mary D. Cool Madison TownshipR.1. Brooker (m) Oct Sarah Page 1.c. Calhoun (m) Jan Mahala ButlerF. Byers (f) Mar Mary E Black E. Charles (m) Jan Fannie Earnestc.L. Bidell (m) Jan Rosetta Bartlett C. Crooks (f) June S.A. HallC. Bemont (m) Feb Ada Koch M Hull (m) July Mary A NewlonM. Canary (f) Api Mary Harley E. Hursh (f) July Clara M. StewardA Cherry (f) Jun Sarah Cable T.E. Johns (m) Mar Marth. HammettH. Cook (m) Dec Katie Grabill ----- Dillen (f) Jan Emma NcwlonC.W. Doll (m) Feb Mary H. Heisler 1. Garver (m) Jan Kate E. EmingerE. Drake (m) Api Jennie Sherman We. Linn (m) Jan Mary C. Tingley----- Damsell (f) Api Rosy Mace 1.1. Mowry (m) Junc Lora H. EarlyFred Darmen Mav Catherine Bush ----- Mentzer (m) Mar Olive CotterF. Dinning (f) Jun Amanda C. Hess W.A. McCarty (m) July Elizab'th HestonA Ford (f) Mar Elizabeth Cook S.M. Painter (m) Oct Amanda McKeeWm Funstons May Mary Gore ----- Racc (m) Nov Mary A Neal----- Faust (m) Mar Elizabeth Dorbet lB. Tingley (m) Feb Laura L. DotyF. Faugh (m) Jul Mary Denning EG. Whipp (f) Api Rebecca LaneJ.A. German (m) Sep Hattie Crower Y. Zediker (f) Mar Sarah LightfootB. V. Gallagher (f) Oct Sarah E. McrcerB.V. Gallagher (f) Oct Sarah E. Mercer Perry TownshipA Hancock (f) Nov Annie Sutts ? AG. Thur. Black (m) Nov Almira AlgircH.1. Hartman (m) Jan Elizabth Galegge ?? Alzuria Bigbee (m) Sep Alice HildcbrandN. Hubbert (f) Jan Jennie Payne Alonzo A Fidler Nov Elizabeth CrossW. Johns (m) Jan H.1. Sonnenstine Lilly B. Ewers Jun Ellen B JohnsonH. Kauffman (m) Mar Eliz. Allonas Myrtle D. Mann Jul Barbara E. ActonD.M Levi (m) Aug Frances Fronccrs W.R. McDaniel (m) Dec Ellen Hardman----- Lightfoot (m) Mar Amanda Yoka Wm C. McDonald May 0. ChamberlinF. Longsdorf (f) Oct Amanda Huston ----- Ritchie (m) Mar Caroline Bronw1.A Leover (m) Dec Rebecca Lena ? Edward 0. Moats Jul Mary McPeekA Likes (m) May Melissa Milliken Edna 1. Olin Feb Ann BaileyE. Martin (m) Sep Mary Grabill E. Lee Ruhl (m) Jul Rebecca RiselA McFarland (f) Jun ME. Norris Harry Shafcr Scp Sarah EllcrR. Mcntzier (f) Fcb Lucinda Voegele Almoretta Stahl (f) Nov Sarah F. MillerC. Millington (f) Jun Lucinda Tinkey Della E Stewart Api M. Ellen WaltersD. Nagle (m) Dec Minerva Kincaide Mintie B Walters May M. SimmermanGrace Pittman Nov Clara Flint

.~F.M Rcddick (f) Aug Rebecca WheelerH. Roberts (m) Sep Eva Jackson

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A Great Suryrise in Perrysviffe

The people gathcrcd in grcat numbcrs cach ladcncd with picnic stores for this spccial surprise. Thc farmers brought wheat.

corn. oats and other farm produce while their *'il'cs brought in great profusion the necessary artrcles for home comfort tokindly rcmember the Rcvercnd Thomas. pastor of thc Lutheran church in Perrysr"ille. (Ohio) and his familv. Early in theday the Rer'. Thomas and his familv had been spiriled au'a1'u'hile the great surprise uas prepared The grandes gift wasto bc a carriage with a splendid canopl' top. Rer'. Thomas had unkno*inglv chosen thc carriagc carlicr rvhcn hc wasinnocently taken bv one of his brethren to the manufactory of Patterson & Creigh in Mansfield to look over the slock. sohis taste in carriages could bc determincd. Whcn thc offrcials al Patcrson & Creigh lcarncd who thc carriage was for andhow it was to be paid thry very generously gave the little beautv substantially al cost. A formal presentation was made lryduring the picnic by Brother Leiter and it rvas promptly taken on a drive through thc village rvith great glee It rvas a galaday long remembered in Perrywille. The following is a list of those rvho contributed to thc Thomas carriage. Source:Mansheld Herald Octobcr 19. 1882

C WellvA. ErnsbergerT. ShawA. DarlingJ. HarrodAmanda AndrewsA ByersS.N. AlbanIsaac FergusonJ. LeiterJohn EarhartJoseph McCurdyB. HomerG.W. DarlingH.L. Stearns

Mrs. HomerMary Mc?J.S. CovertJ. OhlerA. Pass'?G.B. CoulterN.B. StricklerC. GreisingerL.E. DarlingD. McClurcKatc McClureR.Y GladdcnN. CastorA. N. Quick?

John lrvinRev MclaughlinC.O. Tannehil lDr. J.N. PocockE IngmandJ.L. Cl ineJane GraberMrs. StimelyB. BerryMrs. B. BerryO. Herring'/Wm MitchcllA. TuckerL.F. Tucker

D. BallietS.M. DouglasJ.J. DouglasG.P. CharlesL. CraigJ. MitchelWm RostLury RibletIda SchrackLaura HerringJ.C. TuckerRobert Humphrc-vJ. H. ??ughMiss E. Ayers

Mrs. Robert lrvinJ.C. SampelMrs. T. CastorMrs. T. C. CareyA.L. McCoolW.A. DarlingNan CoulterMrs. M.J. DarlingNanry GraberMrs. E. Care-vMother MilliganI N. ThompsonE. MilliganWm GrossJ.F. Johnson

John Whitnah Leedy Buried So Far From His Roots

We recently received a letter with a picture of a tombstone from the Edmonton Branch of the Alberta

Genealogical Sociay concemrng an early Richland County citizen, John W. Leedy. While they were reading the

stones for a future book they discovered Mr. Leedy's grave and were kind enough to wnte to ask if anyone was

looking for this relative.The text on the stones reads "John W. Leedy, Thirteenth Govemor of Kansas, Born m

Richland County, Ohio - 1849, Died in Edmonton, Alberta - 1S35. Sincere in Purpose - Simple in Manner -

Rugged in Speech - His Public Services are Here. Commemorated bythe People of Kansas." The storewas found

during a cemetery readrng and they were thoughtful enough to send a picture of the stone to our group to see if

anyone was interested in the John Leedy familyA search of matenal at OGS shows that John W. Leedy was rndeed bom in Richland County, leaving the

area and settling in Kansas in 1880. After serving as Govemor in Kansas and prior to l9l0 he joined the gold rush

to Alaska, settling there, practicing law, and servng as Mayor. ln 1910, he moved to his ranch near White Court,

Alberta. He became a naturalized citizen of Canada and ran unsuccessfully for a s€t tn govemment there. He died

destitute, March 24, 1935. Two weeks prior to his death the Kansas legislature appropriated S 1,000 to pay his

funeral expenses and the cost of erecting a monument to his memory. Later his family felt obliged to deny the

Kansas request that the famed ex-Govemor be retumed there for burial and buried him in Edmonton.

Our sincere thanks to the Edmonton Branch of the Genealogical Society for their interest and concem for

those researching a family member buried so far from home.

We will start a series in our next issue of the Pastfinder on Richland County natives who moved to Kansas

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A Great Suryrise in Perrysvi{{e

The people gathered in great numbers each ladened with picnic stores for this special surprise. The farmers brought wheatcom. oats and other farm produce while their wives brought in great profusion the necessary articles for home comfort tokindly remember the Reverend Thomas. pastor of the Lutheran church in Perrysville. (Ohio) and his family. Early in theday the Rev. Thomas and his family had been spirited away while the great surprise was prepared The grandest gift wasto be a carriage with a splendid canopy top. Rev. Thomas had unknowingly chosen the carriage earlier when he wasinnocently taken by one of his brethren to the manufactory of Patterson & Creigh in Mansfield to look over the stock. sohis taste in carriages could be determined. When the officials at Paterson & Creigh learned who the carriage was for andhow it was to be paid they very generously gave the little beauty substantially at cost. A formal presentation was made byduring the picnic by Brother Leiter and it was promptly taken on a drive through the village with great glee It was a galaday long remembered in Perrysville. The following is a list of those who contributed to the Thomas carriage. Source:Mansfield Herald October 19. 1882

C WeltyA ErnsbergerT. ShawA Darling1. HarrodAmanda AndrewsA ByersS.N. AlbanIsaac Ferguson1. LeiterJohn EarhartJoseph McCurdyB. HomerG.W. DarlingH.L. Steams

Mrs. HomerMary Me?1.S. Covert1. OhlerA Pass?G.B. CoulterN.B. StricklerC GreisingerL.E. DarlingD. McClureKate McClureR.Y GladdenN. CastorA N. Quick?

John IrvinRev McLaughlinCO. TannehillDr. 1.N. PocockE.lngmand1.L. ClineJane GraberMrs. StimelyB. BerryMrs. B. BerryO. Herring?Wm MitchellA TuckerL.F. Tucker

D. BallietS.M. Douglas1.1. DouglasG.P. CharlesL. Craig1. MitchelWm RostLucy RibletIda SchrackLaura Herring1.C TuckerRobert HumphreyJ. H. ??ughMiss E. Ayers

Mrs. Robert IrvinJ.C. SampelMrs. T. CastorMrs. T. C CareyAL. McCoolW.A. DarlingNan CoulterMrs. M.1. DarlingNancy GraberMrs. E. CareyMother MilliganIN. ThompsonE. MilliganWm Gross1.F. Johnson

John Whitnah Leedy Buried So Far From His Roots

We recently received a letter with a picture of a tombstone from the Edmonton Branch of the AlbertaGenealogical Society concerning an early Richland County citizen, John W. Leedy. While they were reading thestones for a future book they discovered Mr. Leedy's grave and were kind enough to write to ask if anyone waslooking for this relative.The text on the stones reads "John W. Leedy, Thirteenth Governor of Kansas, Born inRichland County, Ohio - 1849, Died in Edmonton, Alberta - 1935. Sincere in Purpose - Simple in Manner ­Rugged in Speech - His Public Services are Here. Commemorated by the People ofKansas." The stone was foundduring a cemetery reading and they were thoughtful enough to send a picture ofthe stone to our group to see ifanyone was interested in the John Leedy family.

A search of material at OGS shows that John W Leedy was indeed born in Richland County, leaving thearea and settling in Kansas in 1880. After serving as Governor in Kansas and prior to 1910 he joined the gold rushto Alaska, settling there, practicing law, and serving as Mayor. In 1910, he moved to his ranch near White Court,Alberta. He became a naturalized citizen ofCanada and ran unsuccessfully for a seat in government there. He dieddestitute, March 24, 1935. Two weeks prior to his death the Kansas legislature appropriated $1,000 to pay hisfuneral expenses and the cost of erecting a monument to his memory. Later his family felt obliged to deny theKansas request that the famed ex-Governor be returned there for burial and buried him in Edmonton.

Our sincere thanks to the Edmonton Branch of the Genealogical Society for their interest and concern forthose researching a family member buried so far from home.

We will start a series in our next issue ofthe Pastfinder on Richland County natives who moved to Kansas

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Abvninisvation RecorDs of Xicft[anb County, ofuoI

Y oluvne 9 cont.submitted by tvt ary J ane Henney

KING. Davidson (hnal)HOUSTON. George (1"' partial)

KOOMLER John (hnal)SMITH.Isaac (final)McLANE. Robe(

GRIFFITH" Samuel (frnal)McGUIRE. Catharine (final)SffiRADEN. Paul (partial)

FLETCHER Hcnry @artial)ryLER Timothy (hnal)

DURBIN. Thomas (partial)

ALGIRE. John (hnal)

BIDLER John (partial)

DUNLAP. John (partial)

CHRISry/CHRISTIAN. Frideline (hnal)

LAMB. Timothl' (frnal)

FOULKS. John (hnal)POLLOCK. Hugh (hnal)

EDDY. Jonathan (final)

FEREE. Mrs. Mary (final)

MUTCHLER. Jacob (final)PLANK. Jacob/John ? (hnal)

El8.l7 p. -13 Adm: C. S. Harwell. Widow:ElizabethE1850 p. ,138 Widorv: Sarah. Minors: John James

Houston. Mitchell Houslon. George W. Houston.El85l p. 443 Ward of Samuel McCally81839 p 444 Adm: Henry ParselsE1837 p. ,145 Ward of James Dickson. Heir of Robert

Mcland dec'dEl84'+ P. '1.16 Adm. J. W. GritrtthEl84l p. 455 E.rec: Thomas McGuire and Hugh MartinE1845 p. 46 Exec: Henry Hough and Paul Sheraden.

Minor child: GeorgeEltt49 p. 471 Adm: John Wien. Widow: not named81843 p. 479 Adm: Robert McComb. Widow and

children not namedEl8.t9 p. 4tl5 Adm: Reuben Everts. Widow: Abi.

Legacy to Elias Smith and wifeEl8,l-5 p 492 Excc: Jacob Garber & Jacob Algire. Heirs

ro divide $191.86 % Jacob Algre, christopherHagcr. Geo. W. Algire. John Wright. CatharineRni/Rui. John Algire and Susannah NorrisHeirs of C. Fry. deceased rec'v.. $1.90 lzeachJacob Fry. Steven Fry, Jonas Fry, Enoch Fry,Sylvania Fry. Joshua Fry. Nancy Fry and MaryFry. Heirs of Mary Wright: Rachel Hager,Sylvania Wright" Susanna Norris and MaryWright Heirs of Rachel Hager: John Christie andMan Christie. Heirs of Susanna Norris: JuliaAnn Fogle and Mary Fogle

El8,ll p. ;198 Exec: Christian Neusbaum and ElizabethBidler

EIE4E p. 506 Adm: AlexanderRalston. Widow:Rcbecca

El8.ltt p. 512 Adm: Michael Arter. Widow:MattenaMatlena. Minor children under age 15yrs.: Clarissa Christian, Anthony Christian, MaryAnn Christian and John Christian. Mother:Gcrtrudc Mench

El8-51 p 519 Heir: Abigail Lamb. Guardian: JacobKing

El85l p 520 Adm: Daniel RibletE1837 p. 526 Heirs: Robert and Mary Ellen Pollock.

Guardian: Joseph WelchEl85l p. 527 Heirs: NathanandJackson Eddy.

Guardian: Jesse ChamberlainEl8-50 p. 529 Exec: Wm. Ferree and Charles Palmer.

Heirs A. L. Flora and wife. Joseph Pohn and wife.5 daughters not named

Eltt-51 p. 531 Exec: Martin HeffelfingerEl84+ p. 533 Adm: Ezekiel Chew. Widow: Elizabeth

Plank. 7 chrldrcn not namcd

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A~mjnjstratjon Recor~s of Ricblan~ Count~, ohiovolume 9 cont.

submjtte~ b~ MaY;9 Jane Henne~

KING. Davidson (final) El847HOUSTON. George (1 51 partial) El850

KOOMLER John (final) El851SMITH, Isaac (final) EIR39McLANE. Robert El837

GRIFFITH. Samuel (final) El844McGUIRE, Catharine (final) El841SHERADEN. Paul (partial) El845

FLETCHER Henry (partial) El849TYLER Timothy (final) El843

DURBIN. Thomas (partial) El849

ALGIRE, John (final) El845

SIDLER John (partial)

DUNLAP. John (partial)

CHRISTY/CHRISTIAN. Frideline (final)

LAMB. Timothy (final)

FOULKS, John (final)POLLOCK. Hugh (final)

EDDY. Jonathan (final)

FEREE. Mrs. Mary (final)

MUTCHLER. Jacob (final)PLANK. Jacob/John? (final)

Richland County Genealogical Society

El841

El848

El848

El851

El851El837

El851

El850

El851E1844

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p. 43 Adm: C. S. Harwell. Widow: Elizabethp. 438 Widow: Sarah. Minors: John JamesHouston. Mitchell Houston. George W. Houston.p. 443 Ward of Samuel McCallyp. 444 Adm: Henry Parselsp. 445 Ward of James Dickson. Heir of RobertMcLand dec'dp. 446 Adm: 1. W. Griffithp. 455 Exec: Thomas McGuire and Hugh Martinp. 46 Exec: Henry Hough and Paul Sheraden.Minor child: Georgep. 471 Adm: John Wien. Widow: not namedp. 479 Adm: Robert McComb. Widow andchildren not namedp. 485 Adm: Reuben Everts. Widow: Abi.Legacy to Elias Smith and wifep. 492 Exec: Jacob Garber & Jacob Algire. Heirsto divide $191.86 Y2 Jacob Algire, ChristopherHager. Geo. W. Algire. John Wright. CatharineRnilRui, John Algire and Susannah NorrisHeirs ofC. Fry. deceased rec'v.: $1.90 Y2 eachJacob Fry, Steven Fry, Jonas Fry, Enoch Fry,Sylvania Fry. Joshua Fry. Nancy Fry and MaryFry. Heirs of Mary Wright: Rachel Hager,Sylvania Wright. Susanna Norris and MaryWright Heirs of Rachel Hager: John Christie andMary Christie. Heirs of Susanna Norris: JuliaAnn Fogle and Mary Foglep. 498 Exec: Christian Neusbaum and ElizabethSidlerp. 506 Adm: Alexander Ralston. Widow:Rebeccap. 512 Adm: Michael Arter. Widow:Mattena/Matlena. Minor children under age 15yrs.: Clarissa Christian, Anthony Christian, MaryAnn Christian and John Christian. Mother:Gertrude Menchp 519 Heir: Abigail Lamb. Guardian: JacobKingp. 520 Adm: Daniel Ribletp. 526 Heirs: Robert and Mary Ellen Pollock.Guardian: Joseph Welchp. 527 Heirs: Nathan and Jackson Eddy.Guardian: Jesse Chamberlainp. 529 Exec: Wm. Ferree and Charles Palmer.Heirs A. L. Flora and wife, Joseph Pohn and wife.5 daughters not namedp. 531 Exec: Martin Heffelfingerp. 533 Adm: Ezekiel Chew. Widow: ElizabethPlank. 7 children not named

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SAVIERS. Henry (partial)

ANDREWS. Wm. (l*t partial)

NILL. John M. (final)

GRUBB. John (final)

GRIFFITH. Benjamin (partial)KENAGA. Joseph (final)

WHEELER. Oliver

CRIDER. John

CANTWELL. John C

EDGINGTON. Thomas

ROSEBERRY. Michael (hnal)

JOHNSON. Wm. C. (1842)

RUHL. Henry

DUNNER/DUNCAN. Danicl (fi nal)FOI-ITZ. Reuben (final)

BOLINGER. Michacl (pa(ial)

LONGSWORTH. Caleb (partial)

EDDY. Johathan (ltnal)

BELL. Moses

ORAUE/OZ ANE/ORANE. Thoma s

HAMBOUGFYHAUBAUGH. JacobHAMBOUGFYHAUBAUGH. JohnMARSHALL. Alexander (ltnal)

STEWART. lsaac L. (final)

STEEL. James (final)

SILLICK.Samuel (f inal)

El8:19 p. 5.16 Guardians Mcssh'l Cartcr and MrsConnel

81850 p 56-5 Exec: Han'e1'Baldu'in & Man'JaneAndrels- rvido*. Minors: not named.

Eltt.+;t p. -579 Adm: Ezekrel Chcu. Widow'& 3 chunder 15l'ears not named. Legac,v to HarriettMillcr. formcrl'l Nill.

E18.15 p. 588 Adm: AlexanderRalston. Widow. notnamed.

El8-+9 p 594 Adm. Levi GriffithEltt43 p 602 (cont. from Vol. 8. p. 373) Exec: Phil ip

Traxler and John Smith. Minors: Nancy andIsracl Kenaga. Guardian: Aaron Lockhart.Son: Henrv Kenaga. a lunatic.

E18-16 p 616 Heirs: Isaac Wheeler. Wm. Wheeler. PollyWheeler no*' Polll' Lowery. Nathan Wheeler.Olivcr Wheelcr. Mary Ann Whcclcr andNancv A. Wheeler. Guardian: John Fackler.Formcr guardian: John Williams. dcc'd. Presentguardian: Andrew Painter

Elti50 p. 622 Widow: Sarah. Adm: Thos. B. Andrews.Minor heirs. John Crider. Sallv Crider. andSvdnev Ann Crider. Guardian: Philip Traxler

El8,l9 p 623 (final settlement in 1862) ProperS'inHardin Co.. Ohio. Widow: Caroline MatildaCantrvell. Heirs: Marrida Ann Cantwell. W.Wallace Cantwell- Rachel Jane Cantrvcll andJohn Finlev Cant*'ell

Elti;l7 p 62tt & (r32 Adm. David Marshall. Widow &

childrcn not namcdEIS!18 p. 632 Minor hcir: Galead R. Roscbcrry.

Guardran: James HedgesEltt-5 I p 63;1 Guardians: Wm McNeal and Allcn

McNealEltt-19 p. 635 Minorheir: Hcnn Ruhl. Guardian:

Elizabeth RuhlEl8-50 p 636 Excc: John Dunner/DuncanE 1850 p. 637 Ward of Samuel EasterlvE l86l p. 637 Minor heir: John Bolinger. Guardian:

Samuel Lafferh'Eltt49 p 63tt Minor heirs: Lucl'. Sarah Jane and John

W. Longsworth. Guardian: Elah ShauckEl85l p. 639 Minor hcirs: Jackson and Nathan Edd-v.

Guardian: James ChamberlainElti49 p 6.10 Adm: James R. Gass. Widow Sarah Jane

Bell. Minor children: Joseph Cressen and RobertAlexandcr Bell

818"10 p. 6.1.1Exec: Elias Slocum and Elizabeth Orane

E I84 I p 645 Wards of John JonesEl8'11 p. 6;15 Wards of John JonesE l8;19 p. 6-16 Minor hcir. Elnor Jane Marshall.

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p. 6;18 Minor heir. Isaac Sillick. Guardian:Joshua Sillick. Ward rec'd. share of estate of

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SAVIERS, Henry (partial)

ANDREWS, Wm. (1st partial)

NILL John M. (final)

GRUBB. John (final)

GRIFFITH. Benjamin (partial)KENAGA. Joseph (final)

WHEELER. Oliver

CRIDER. John

CANTWELL. John C

EDGINGTON. Thomas

ROSEBERRY. Michael (final)

JOHNSON, Wm. C (1842)

RUHL. Henry

DUNNERIDUNCAN. Daniel (final)FOUTZ. Reuben (final)BOLINGER. Michael (partial)

LONGSWORTH. Caleb (partial)

EDDY. Johathan (final)

BELL Moses

ORAUE/OZANE/ORANE. ThomasHAMBOUGHIHAUBAUGH. JacobHAMBOUGHIHAUBAUGH. JohnMARSHALL. Alexander (final)

STEWART Isaac L. (final)STEEL. James (final)SILLICK. Samuel (final)

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p. 546 Guardians Messh ') Carter and MrsConnelp. 565 Exec: Harvey Baldwin & Mary JaneAndrews. widow. Minors: not named.p. 579 Adm Ezekiel Chew. Widow & 3 ehunder 15 years not named. Legacy to HarriettMiller. formerlv Nill.p. 588 Adm: Alexander Ralston. Widow. notnamed.p 594 Adm: Levi Griffithp. 602 (cont from Vol. 8. p. 373) Exec: PhilipTraxler and John Smith. Minors: Nancy andIsrael Kenaga. Guardian: Aaron Lockhart.Son: Henry Kenaga. a lunatic.p. 616 Heirs: Isaac Wheeler. Wm. Wheeler. PollyWheeler now Polly Lowery. Nathan Wheeler.Oliver Wheeler. Mary Ann Wheeler andNancy A. Wheeler. Guardian: John Fackler.Former guardian: John Williams, dec'd. Presentguardian: Andrew Painterp. 622 Widow: Sarah. Adm: Thos. B. Andrews.Minor heirs: John Crider. Sally Crider. andSydney Ann Crider. Guardian: Philip Traxlerp. 623 (final settlement in 18(2) Property inHardin Co.. Ohio. Widow: Caroline MatildaCantwell. Heirs: Marrida Ann CantwelL W.Wallace CantwelL Rachel Jane Cantwell andJohn Finley Cantwellp. 628 & 632 Adm: David Marshall. Widow &children not namedp. 632 Minor heir: Galead R. Roseberry.Guardian: James Hedgesp. 634 Guardians: Wm McNeal and AllenMcNealp. 635 Minor heir: Henry Ruhl. Guardian:Elizabeth Ruhlp. 636 Exec: John DunnerlDuncanp. 637 Ward of Samuel Easterlyp. 637 Minor heir: John Bolinger. Guardian:Samuel Laffertyp. 638 Minor heirs: Lucy. Sarah Jane and JohnW. Longsworth. Guardian: Elah Shauckp. 639 Minor heirs: Jackson and Nathan Eddy.Guardian: James Chamberlainp. 640 Adm: James R. Gass. Widow Sarah JaneBell. Minor children: Joseph Cressen and RobertAlexander Bellp. 644 Exec: Elias Slocum and Elizabeth Oranep. 645 Wards of John Jonesp. 645 Wards of John Jonesp. 646 Minor heir: Elnor Jane Marshall.Guardian: Mariah Marshallp. 647 Ward of Francis Harneyp. 647 Exec: Wm. Campbell and John Hallp. 648 Minor heir: Isaac Sillick. Guardian:Joshua Sillick. Ward rec'd. share of estate ofMary E. Sillick in 1849

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McDOWELL. James (partial)

LAWYER. Valentine

DEAHOF.

SNURR John C/E ?

TRUCK/TRUCKS. Wm,

CORTZILINS.HenT (final)DOUGLASS. Michael

TRUCKS. Wm. (final)

RITCHIE. Samuel (partial)

LEWIS. Almand (hnal)BENTON. John and Mary

El85l p. 649 Exec: John McDowell. Wm. McDowellpaid for keeping widow of dec'd.

El8-51 p 651 Adm: Christian Crall. Guardian:MathiasCross. Settlement from Williams Counlv, Ohio

E1837 p. 652 Guardian of minor heirs: Moses Deahof.Minor heirs: Enos C.. Sophia, Rebecca andSusannah Deahof. Expenses to Somerset Co..Penna. for money due estate for wards.

81847 p. 653 Adm: Joseph Haisting. Widow and 8 heirsto receive $5.35 3/8 were not named

El8-s2 p. 671 Minorheir: PorterTrucks. Guardian.George Weaver

El85l p 673 Adm: Tobias CriderEl8,l7 p. 673 Adm: Jesse Williams and Robert Douglass.

Widow not namedE1852 p. 674 Minor hcirs: Emily Trucks and Porter

Trucks. Guardian: George Weaver81848 p. 675 Minors: John MeEvan and Martha Jane

Ritchie. Guardian: J. WeedsE1850 p. 676 Adm: John F. lrwisE 185 I p 677 Wards of George Mackie

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The Dash

I read of a man who:tood to soeak at the funeral of hls frlend. He referred to the dateson her tombstone from the begtnntng...to the end.

fle noted that flrst came the date of her blrth and spoke of the second wlth tears, buthe sald that what mattered mo:t of all was the dash between those years.

For that dash represents all the tlme that she spent allve on earth, and now only thosewho loved her know what that l l tt le l lne ls worth.

For lt matters not, how much we own; the can, the house, the cash. What matters |: how we llve and love andhow we spend our dash.

5o thlnk about thls long and hard, are there thlngs you'd llke to change? For you never know how much tlmels left. (You could be at "dash mld-range.")

lf we couldJustslow down enough to conslder what's true and what's real, and always try to understand theway other people feel.

And...be less qulck to anger, and show appreclatlon more and love the people In our llves llke we've neverloved before.

lf we treat each other wlth respect, and more often wear a smlle, rememberlng that thls speclal dash mlght onlylast a llttle whlle.

5o, when your eulogy ls belng read wlth your llfe's actlons to rehash...would you be pleased wlth the thlngsthey have to say about how you spent your dash?

....taken from the Fulton Footprlnts, Fulton Chapter, OC5 submltted by JoAnne Falrman.

Adoption Papers:Papers of adoption were taken out in Probate Court Monday afternoon by John W. Beeler and his wife Samantha E.

Beeler" respecting a l5 month old daughter of Roland N. Pitlenger. The child was adopted as thcir own by Mr. and Mrs.Beeler and it's name changcd from Eudolphra Pittcnger to Eudolphia Pittcngcr Bcclcr. the father giving his consent. Mr.Beeler is emploved in Prof. Theodore Wolfrom's Music Store.

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SNURR. John C/E ? E1847

TRUCKITRUCKS. Wm. E1852

CORTZILINS, Henry (final) El851DOUGLASS. Michael E1847

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McDOWELL. James (partial)

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E1851 p. 649 Exec: John McDowell. Wm. McDowellpaid for keeping widow of dec'd.

E 1851 p. 651 Adm: Christian Crall. Guardian: MathiasCross. Settlement from Williams County, Ohio

E1837 p. 652 Guardian of minor heirs: Moses Deahof.Minor heirs: Enos c.. Sophia, Rebecca andSusannah Deahof. Expenses to Somerset Co.,Penna. for money due estate for wards.p. 653 Adm: Joseph Haisting. Widow and 8 heirsto receive $5.35 3/8 were not namedp. 671 Minor heir: Porter Trucks. Guardian:George Weaverp. 673 Adm: Tobias Criderp. 673 Adm: Jesse Williams and Robert Douglass.Widow not namedp. 674 Minor heirs: Emily Trucks and PorterTrucks. Guardian: George Weaverp. 675 Minors: John MeEvan and Martha JaneRitchie. Guardian: 1. Weedsp. 676 Adm: John F. Lewisp. 677 Wards of George Mackie

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I read of a man who stood to speak at the funeral of his friend. He referred to the dateson her tombstone from the beglnnlng ... to the end.

He noted that first came the date of her birth and spoke of the second with tears, buthe said that what mattered most of all was the dash between those years.

For that dash represents all the time that she spent alive on earth, and now only thosewho loved her know what that little line Is worth.

For It matters not, how much we own; the cars, the house, the cash. What matters Is how we live and love andhow we spend our dash.

So think about this long and hard, are there things you'd like to change? For you never know how much timeIs left. (You could be at "dash mid-range. ")

If we could Just slow down enough to consider what's true and what's real, and always try to understand theway other people feel.

And ...be less qUick to anger, and show appreciation more and love the people In our lives like we've neverloved before.

If we treat each other with respect, and more often wear a smile, remembering that this special dash might onlylast a little while.

So, when your eulogy Is being read With your life's actions to rehash ...would you be pleased with the thingsthey have to say about how you spent your dash?

.... taken from the Fulton Footprints, Fulton Chapter, OGS submitted by JoAnne Fairman.

Adoption Papers:Papers of adoption were taken out in Probate Court Monday afternoon by John W. Beeler and his wife Samantha E.

Beeler. respecting a 15 month old daughter of Roland N. Pittenger. The child was adopted as their own by Mr. and Mrs.Beeler and it's name changed from Eudolphia Pittenger to Eudolphia Pittenger Beeler. the father giving his consent. Mr.Beeler is employed in Prof. Theodore Wolfrom's Music Store.

Mansfield Gazette. August 31. 1886

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MURPHYBARRBASHOREWIGGINSCONROYRINGER

BRINDLEKENNEDYSHISLf,RHELLf,R

KINNEYSARGEANTJOSLINGCARRIGf,RNORTONTUMBLINBREECEZOLMAN

MOREEBEITERJUANHOKEBARELf,EDY

CELLERSSf,LLERSWRIGHTGAULT/GANT

STEVICK

:ErE @r"rr"* :sg

Seeking information on my gr.gfather Robert MURPIIY. b. l80l Va. Robt. was an early pioneer toRichland Co. Springfield Twp. Wife ( I ) Martha. probably died I 842-44 - where buried? Wife (2) MaryArur b. abt l8l8 in Ohio. married abt. 1845. Childrcn. John B. b. 1832 & mamed Elvina BARR. David

b. 1833. married Susan BASHORE. Marl 'B. 1835. Amanda b. 1836" Columbus b. 1837. Thomas

Austin b. 1841. married Mar-r'Eliza WIGGINS. Benjamin F. b. 18,16 married Willametta. Will iam b.

1853. Laura b. 1856. Thos Austin & David are G.A.R. \'eterans. Around 1867 most of this fami\'moved to Grund_v Co. Mo.. Trenton and Lincoln Twps. Thos. Austin. John B. & David raised familiesin Grundy Co. Mo. Robert MURPHY died 188-5. buried in Grund Co. Where is wife (2) Marr buried?Possibly daug. Marl'married John CONROY? or Wm RINGER? Anf info on this family appreciated.Harriet Murphy Awapara. - [email:jawaparaQtruf .rice.edu]3426 Deal Streel. Houston. Texas 77025-3708

Would like to correspond with descendants of William BRINDLE and his wife Margaret S.A.

KENNEDY. Margaret KENNEDY was the daughter of John H. KENNEDY and Elizabeth SHISLER

and granddaughter of Archibald Stewart KENNEDY and Susannah HELLER. The Kennedvs were

in Mohican Trp.. Wayne Countl'" later became Ashland Countr'. in the 1820 census. In a joumal kept

by Samuel KENNEDY" Jr.. there is an entry that says. Archibald S. KENNEDY was married to

Susannah HELLER at the home of her parents. John and Susannah ffiLLER. I rvould like to havc help

on my great great grandmother. Susannah HELLER. She was born in Pa.. in 1785 and died ca. 1874.

buried beside Archibald in the old Presblterian Cemelen' in Jeromesl'ille. Ohio.Mrs. Doris Fryc. 1820 W. Hanlel'Rd. Mansfield. Ohio 41901-1122

I am looking for anf information on m]' grcat grcat grandfather. Nathanicl Kinncv. b. 1767 in Md. and

d. 1839 in Indiana. His wife Barbara SARGEANT b. abt 1775 d. in 1845. Their chil&en were Jacob

1797-1867 married Sarah JOSLING. Stanlel' 1800-1885 married Margrret CARzuGER. David ltt02-

1869. married Juliana NORTON, Mary ?, Sarah 1807-1865 married Samuel BREECE, James l8l l-

1865 married Elizabeth TI-ft4BLIN. Elizabeth l lt l6-?. married Phineas BREECE. Georgc lSll-1892.

married Susanna ZOLMAN. William.unk.. The Nathaniel KINNEY family ctme to Richland or Knox

Countl, in l8l6 Anv information of the KINNEY and SARGEANT famill,u'ouldbe appreciated. I havc

information to share.Edrth Kinncv Pcrry. 3l l9 - 210'h St.. Grecnficld- Iow'a 508'19-8200

Rudolph MOREE/Morc. b. Fcb 1785 marricd Anna BIETERMAN (b. ca 1778) on l7 Nov l8l0 in thc

parish of Kappclen. Hermrigen. Canton of Bern. SWTTZ. Thev came to America in 1825. They settled

in Jefferson Tlrp.. Richland Co..OH. Wherc did thel'enter the United States? Rudolph d. 8 Aug 1846.

Anna in 1868 and thel' are buried in the Salem Lutheran Ccmetery'. Their ch. Anna (b. l8l:1. m. Samuel

HOKE. John (b.lt i16 m. Sarah Ann HOKE: Rudolph Jr. b.l8l7 m. Eliza BARE: Bcnjamin b.ltt Feb

1820 m. Lydra Ann HOKE: Samuel b. 1822'. Christopher (b.1823. m .Maria LEEDY: and Jacob. Need

morc vital information on this familv. Apprcciate an1' hclp.

Bette Butcher Topp - [email: toppline(4cet.com] 1304 W. Cliffu'ood Court" Spokanc. WA 99218'2917

I am seeking information about the famih of Joseph and Agnes Cellars/Sellers u'ho moved to

Richland/Ashland Countl from Harrison Coun[ about ltt30 Thcl'are believed to have had thc

follorving children: John" Joseph. Elias C.. George. Mary'(married Thomas E. Wright from rvhom I am

descendcd). Eliz.abcth (maricd John GaulVGant). Martha. and Sarah.Joseph Cellars died about l83l

and Agnes. about l8;19. I need information about the families of the chil&en listed above.Thank you

for your hclp.Joyce Cooper - [e-mail: rn.cooper?,erols.coml l0l Rose Garden Wa1'Frederick-l'/D 21702

I am conducting a single-surname project on STEMCK in the U.S. If 1'ou are researching STEVICK.

I would love to hear from you. Am happy to do look-ups.

Dawnetle Thompson - [e-mail: RBNGDFELLOTTi;aol.coml 1726 Crvstal Can--von Dr. Azusa. CA

91702-6211

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MURPHYBARRBASHOREWIGGINSCONROYRINGER

BRINDLEKENNEDYSHISLERHELLER

KINNEYSARGEANTJOSLINGCARRIGERNORTONTUMBLINBREECEZOLMAN

MOREEBEITERMANHOKEBARELEEDY

Seeking information on my gr.gfather Robert MURPHY b. 1801 Va. Robt. was an early pioneer toRichland Co. Springfield Twp. Wife (1) Martha, probably died 1842-44 - where buried? Wife (2) MaryAnn b. abt 1818 in Ohio. marriedabt. 1845. Children: John B. b. 1832 & married Elvina BARR. Davidb. 1833. married Susan BASHORE. Mary B. 1835. Amanda b. 1836. Columbus b. 1837. Thomas

Austin b. 1841, married Mary Eliza WIGGINS. Benjamin F. b. 1846 married Willametta. William b.1853, Laura b. 1856. Thos Austin & David are GAR. veterans. Around 1867 most of this familymoved to Grundy Co. Mo.. Trenton and Lincoln Twps. Thos. Austin, John B. & David raised familiesin Grundy Co. Mo. Robert MURPHY died 1885. buried in Grundy Co. Where is wife (2) Mary buried?Possibly daug. Mary married John CONROY? or Wm RINGER? Any info on this family appreciated.Harriet Murphy Awapara, - [email: jawapararttruf.rice.edu]3426 Deal Street. Houston. Texas 77025­3708

Would like to correspond with descendants of William BRINDLE and his wife Margaret S.A.KENNEDY. Margaret KENNEDY was the daughter of John H. KENNEDY and Elizabeth SHISLERand granddaughter of Archibald Stewart KENNEDY and Susannah HELLER The Kennedys werein Mohican nvp.. Wayne County. later became Ashland County. in the 1820 census. In a journal keptby Samuel KENNEDY. Jr.. there is an entry that says: Archibald S. KENNEDY was married toSusannah HELLER at the home of her parents. John and Susannah HELLER I would like to have helpon my great great grandmother. Susannah HELLER She was born in Pa.. in 1785 and died ca. 1874.buried beside Archibald in the old Presbyterian Cemetery in Jeromesville. Ohio.Mrs. Doris Frye. 1820 W. Hanley Rd. Mansfield. Ohio 44904-1422

I am looking for any information on my great great grandfather. Nathaniel Kinney. h 1767 in Md. andd. 1839 in Indiana. His wife Barbara SARGEANT h abt 1775 d. in 1845. Their children were Jacob1797-1867 married Sarah JOSLING. Stanley 1800-1885 married Margaret CARRIGER David 1802­1869. married Juliana NORTON, Mary?, Sarah 1807-1865 married Samuel BREECE, James 1811­1865 married Elizabeth TUMBLIN. Elizabeth 1816-? married Phineas BREECE. George 1813-1892.married Susanna ZOLMAN. William.unk.. The Nathaniel KINNEY family came to Richland or KnoxCounty in 1816. Any information ofthe KINNEY and SARGEANT family would be appreciated. I haveinformation to share.Edith Kinney Perry. 3119 - 210th S1.. Greenfield. Iowa 50849-8200

Rudolph MOREElMore. b. Feb 1785 married Anna BIETERMAN (b ca 1778) on 17 Nov 1810 in theparish of Kappclen. Hermrigen. Canton of Bern. SWITZ. They came to America in 1825. They settledin Jefferson Twp.. Richland Co..OH. Where did they enter the United States'l Rudolph d. 8 Aug 1846,

Anna in 1868 and they arc buried in the Salem Lutheran Cemetery. Their eh: Anna (b.1814. m. SamuelHOKE: John (b. 1816 m. Sarah Ann HOKE: Rudolph Jr. hl817 m. Eliza BARE: Benjamin b.18 Feb1820 m. Lydia Ann HOKE: Samuel b. 1822: Christopher (b. 1823. m .Maria LEEDY: and Jacob. Needmore vital information on this family. Appreciate any help.Bette Butcher Topp - [email: toppline@cet.comj1304W.Cliffwood Court. Spokane. WA 99218-2917

CELLERS I am seeking information about the family of Joseph and Agnes Cellars/Sellers who moved toSELLERS Richland!Ashland County from Harrison County about 1830. They arc believed to have had theWRIGHT following children: John. Joseph. Elias C. George. Mary (married Thomas E. Wright from whom I amGAULT/GANT descended). Elizabeth (married John Gault/Gant). Martha. and Sarah.Joseph Cellars died about 1831

and Agnes. about 1849. I need information about the families of the children listed above.Thank youfor your help.Joyce Cooper - [e-mail: m.cooperra;erols.com] 101 RoseGardenWayFrederick..MD 21702

STEVICK I am conducting a single-surname project on STEVICK in the U.S. Ifyou are researching STEVICK,I would love to hear from you. Am happy to do look-ups.Dawnette Thompson - [e-mail: RBNGDFELL00;aol.com] 1726 Crystal Canyon Dr. Azusa.CA91702-6211

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Name of Compiler

Margaret (Artman) AlznerJffirson Ct. D-5Linwood, NJ 08221-1355

[-Andrew Danford Artmanb: Novembcr09. l8f i l in I IuronCo.. OIId:Apr i l -30. 1944 rn l )eoalur . AdamsCo.. IN

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Ntary Ellen Cottrillb: Seplember04. I tl67 in l'orrv'l'wp..Allen Co.. OIId: Mav 21. l94l in Decatur. Adams Co.. IN

Ancestorc ofJames Michael Arfinan

Solomon Artrnanb: Apri l 1796 in Hardrn Co.. KY

I d: October I 837 in Orange. Rlchland Co.. OH

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Nlichael Solomon Artmanb: March 28. 1835 in Richland Co. Olld. September 2'1. I 924 rn f)ecatur. Adams Co.. IN

III Flliza Poff

b: Februarl 29. l8l2 in York Co., PAtl:August 10. I 8ti3 in Portland. JayCo.. IN

Benjamin McGrill Burgcb: Junc20. 1796 in Grccn Co.. PA

I d: l83l in Hurt 'rn Co., OH

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.Iames Michael Artmanb: October 29. I 888 in New llaven fwp.. Iluron Co.OIIm: F-ebruary 08. l9l I in Blufhon. Wells Co.. INd: December 3 l . l 962 in Tecumseh. Lenawce Co.. MI

Fllizabeth Ikrrtense IftrlT Burgeb: June 12, I 83 I in New I laven [wp.. Huron Co. OI{d: August 22. I 904 in New l{aven Twp.. IIuron Co.ot{

II nachel Newman

b: Abr. 1805d: May l 1160 in I luron Co., OH

Henry Cottrillb: Abt. 1799 in VA

I d :February l7 . l869 inMeigsCo. .OH

IJames I- (irftrill

b : Julv08. I l l29in McigsCo.. OIId: August | 4. I tl99 in Adams Co.. IN

Mary "Rebecca" Daileyd: I l l34 in MeigsCo.. Ol l

d: Januarv06. I896 in St. Marv'sTup..AdamsCo.IN

fleanor ?b : Ab t . l 796 inNY

Ma(ha Tribolstb. April 5. 1886 in Blulllon. Wells Co.. INd. Ircbruary I l . 1968 in.Taokson. Jaokson Co.. MI

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Name ofCompiler

Margaret (Artman) AlznerJefferson Ct. D-5Linwood, NJ 08221-1355

Ancestors ofJames Michael Artman

Solomon Artman~ b: April 1796 in Hardin Co.. KYI d: October 1837 in Orange, Richland Co.. OH

Michael Solomon Artman

Ib March 28.1835 In RIchland Co. 011d September 14.1924 In Decatur. AdamsCo.1N

~ ElizaPofTb· February 29.1812 In York Co, PAd August 10. 188] In Portland. Jay Co . IN

Andrew Danford Artman,------ b: November09. 1861 in lIuron Co.. 011

d April ]0.1944 in Decatur. AdamsCo. INBenjamin McGrill Burge

L E......fl, 1I,,!rte-n-s-e-H-O-fT-B-U-'~ Jl";'{12~; ~,;;;:.~:~~~". PA

b June 12, 1831 In Ne.... lIavcn Twp., Huron Co. UHd: August 22. 1904 in New Haven Twp., Iluron Co.OH

.James Michael Artmanb: October 29, 1888 in New Haven Twp., Iluron Co.Oilm: February 08, 1911 in Bluffion, Wells Co., INd: December 31.1962 in Tecumseh. l,enaweeCo.. MI

~ Rachel Newmanb: Abt. 1805d: May 1860 in Iluron Co., OH

Henry Cottrill~b:Abt.1799inVA

I d: February 17. 1869 in MeigsCo., OH

.Jonathon Lewis~ b:Abt.1796inVTI d: January 18. 1871 in Allen Co.. OH

Philura Lewisb: July 01. 1832 in Trumble Co.. OHd: January 06, 1896 in St. Mary's Twp.. Adams Co..IN

L

James L Cottrill

Ib:July08.1829inMeigsCo.. OHd: August 14. 1899 in Adams Co.. IN

I Mary "Rebecca" Daileyd: 1834 in Meigs Co.. 011

Mary EDen Cottrillb: September 04. 1867 in PerrvTwp.Allcn Co.. 011d: May 21. 1941 in Decatur. Adams Co.. IN

Eleanor?----- b Abt. 1796 in NY

Martha Triboletb. April 5. 1886 in Blutlton, Wells Co., INd. February II. 1968 in Jackson. Jackson Co .. MI

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A Pioneer History of Richland County, Ohio (1993) General Roeliff Brinkerhoff. edited by Mary Jane Henneyprice: $25.95 + $3.00 shipping + tax $1.49

A.J. Baughman's Centennial Biography HistoQ' of Richland County, Ohio (1901) reprintprice: $20.00 +$3.00 shipping + tax$ U5

Biographical History of Richland County, Ohio (1983)price: $..moo + $3.50 shipping + tax $2.30

Richland County Real Estate Partitions (1990) Maxine Kintonprice: $25.00 + $3.00 shipping + tax $1.43

1880 Richland County, Ohio Federal Population Indexprice: $6.00 + $1.50 shipping + tax 34¢

A Family History of John Mentzer and Elizabeth Kuhn and Life on the Rocky Fork (1982) Max McFarlandprice: $18.00 +$2.00 shipping + tax $1.03

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