Henry County Genealogical Society Newsletter
Volume 15, Number 4, July-August 2001
The drawing above is the first Court House in Henry County, Ohio.
CALLING ALL HASHBARGERS . . .
A notebook containing some identified and many unÂidentified photos of Hashbarger, Shaffer, Crockett, Kline, Decko, Dietrich, Decot, Harold, Hefflinger, Dibble, Overhaulse, Shoemaker, Newell, Wright, Pender, Packard, Snider/Snyder and Waltner family members is in the (Deshler) library if you care to check for family members. Related families include Sims and Crist. Contact for more info is Lee Hashbarger, Lima, OH 45801.
RECENTLY DISCOVERED is another notebook which was compiled by the late Joyce Colwell which contains newspaper clippings of obits and other events ca. 1920s. One of our members is preparing an index. Two other notebooks containing items from German-language newspapers have been indexed previously.
WE ARE PUBLISHING. . .
The new volume of ancestor charts is now complete.
Ancestor Charts III costs $12 plus $2.00 postage and handling. Northwest Signal Obituaries 2000 and Deshler Flag Obituaries 1998-2000 — each cost $12 plus $2 postage and handling.
WE ARE WORKING ON . . .
-identifying all the towns that used to exist in Henry County
–getting a list of church records from all the churches in Henry County
If you can help in any way, we’d appreciate it.
By the way, encourage your church or organization to have records microfilmed! Contact BGSU Archives or HCGS.
QUERIES
FETTERMAN
Will share research info on Fetterman Family who came from Germany to PA, then to Wayne Co. and Henry Co. Also branches in Fulton and Sandusky Counties, OH.
Submitter: Tom Neel, New London, OH 44851
THIS IS YOUR SPACE — please send queries to Henry Co. Gen. Soc. ,P.O. Box 231, Deshler, OH 43516 or to the editor at: Information Request.
ACQUISITIONS
The Henry County Genealogical Society has recently spent about $1,000 for new acquisitions — just in time for you to visit the Edwin Wood Memorial Library in Deshler on your summer vacation and do some research! From OGS we acquired Ohio Towns and Townships (we will be updating the information on Henry County soon) and Ohio Cemeteries plus Cemetery Addendum.
New CD’s for the computer include Ohio Soldiers Roster WWI, Social Security Index, Ohio Marriages, and Passenger and Immigration List of NY.
Microfilms purchased are Ohio 1900 Census Records, the additional available church records of Henry County including St. John Lutheran of Freedom Twp. and New Bavaria Emanuel United Church of Christ. The Toledo Catholic Diocese records are in the process of being prepared on microfilm and the Henry County films will be purchased when available. We also purchased microfilm rolls 86-129, completing our collection of The Northwest Signal. We have also purchased both microfilm rolls of the McClure newspaper.
Books purchased for counties/townships bordering Henry County are: Defiance County 1870 Census Index and Defiance County 1845-1995 Probate Index; Wood County: Grand Rapids and Weston Township Cemetery Books; and Putnam County Cemetery Book.
These are all available for research at Edwin Wood Memorial Library, Deshler.
We voted to place a copy of each of the books the Henry County Society has published in the OGS Library in Mansfield, OH. This will be accomplished soon. If you make a trip to Mansfield, you will have access to all the information we’ve gathered. These books are also in the Edwin Wood Memorial Library (attached to the school) in Deshler.
From The Deshler Flag
5 Mar 1897 – WEST BARTLOW – Dr. Emma Vanburen, of Cary, OH was called to West Bartlow last Friday on professional business.
Quarterly meeting was held at the chapel last Sat. and Sun. and was well attended. The sermons were delivered by the elder, J. E. HILL, and were highly appreciated by all.
EARLY SETTLERS OF HENRY COUNTY
(from OHIO, The Cross Road of Our Nation, Records & Pioneer Families, July-Sept 1974, Vol. XV, No. 2. Used with permission)
BAUER, Christian b. Wittenburg, Ger 1835, son of Bartly & Catherine who d. there. He was here in 1852; m. 1861 Caroline SEAFERT of Medina Co., OH. She was b. 1841, dau. of Lawrence & Theresa (SHWINDAMAN) from Ger. to Medina Co., then Defiance Co., then to MO where they died. They had 9 ch. Christina & Caroline had Mary (WESTRICK), Theresa, John, Eva (SWARTZ), IDA (CORESSEL), Minnie (SWARTZ) & Agnes (OWENS). Members Catholic Church.
BOESLING, CHARLES F. b. here in 1855, son of Henry & Sophia who came here from Ger. in 1848. The parents had Wilhelmina, Charles, Mary, George, Sophia & Emma. Charles m. Sophia BARRENS, dau. of Henry & Mary (DOFEMILLER) from Ger. in 1848 and here in 1851. Had Amelia, Sophia, Henry, George, Emma & Daniel. Charles & Sophia had Minnie (VanDEYEN), Henry, Carl, Fred, Emma, Anna & Louis.
BACHMAN, Joseph b. Monroe Co., OH 1840, son of Joseph & Mary (SPANGLER) both from Ger. Mary d. 1843 and Joseph m2 Margaret RILEY and had 7 ch. Had 2 ch. by 1st wife. Joseph, Jr. m. Mary Kimberly, dau. of John & Anna (PALMER) b. in Holmes Co., OH. Had 3 ch. Anna d. 1887.
BOSTLEMAN, Frederick b. Hanover, Ger. 1835, son of Cord & Mary (KORTE) who d. in Ger. They had 6 ch. Frederick came here in 1869; m1 Sophia BRUNNER who d. a year later. He m2 Catherine OTTEM and had 4 ch.; he m3 Mary COLBE, then m4 Antoinette MYERS, dau. of Charles of LA Had 4 ch.
BOOHER, Wm. H. b. Richland Co., OH 1840, son of Joseph & Rachel (HILL). Joseph was son of Joseph who came from Ger. to Maryland in colonial times and soon to OH and d. 1830. Joseph, Jr. came to this county in 1852 where he d. 1870. Rachel HILL b. near Salem, MA 2 Mar 1802. Her father came from England to America when a youth. They had 11 ch. Wm. H. m 1866 Mary J. EDWARDS b. Hancock Co. 1846, dau. of Samuel & Mary and had 5 ch.
BUEHRER, John Jr., b. Switzerland 1844, son of John b. 1811 & Catherine b. 1815 who came to Fulton Co., in 1854 and here in 1866. Had 14 ch. John, Jr. m. Rosina STUCKY b. Stark Co., 1848, dau of Ulrich. Had 10 ch.
BUNKE, Frederick b. Hanover, Ger 1844, son of Frederick who d. in Ger. They had 7 ch. Frederic here in 1876; m. Catherine BOSSLING from Ger. 7 ch.
BORTEL, Henry b. PA 6 Nov 1826, son of Lewis who came to Wood Co. 1833;
to MI 10 yrs. and then back here, where Lewis d. 1853 and his wife d. in Wood Co. 1834. They had 8 ch. Lewis m2 Margaret EGERMAN and had 8 ch. Henry ml 1857 Elizabeth GUYER of Athens Co. who d. ca. 1896. They had 7 ch. He m2 1897 Mrs. Nancy (HELLER) HOUSTON, dau of Joseph & Frances (SHOFNER) b. Crawford Co. 1840. Nancy md. twice before, 1st to Henry ANTONY and had 10 ch., 2nd to Wm. HOUSTON of Ashland Co., OH
BECK, F. J. b. Columbiana Co., OH 1858, son of A & A. BECK. The father a Quaker, the mother Presbyterian. F. J. m. Lena STARK, dau of G. & M. Stark.
BIRTHS IN HENRY COUNTY 1865-1908
These births are recorded as what appear to be birth certificates in a binder (Vol. A) in the Probate Office at the Henry County Court House. They are evidently corrections and late registrations that do not appear in the regular records. Some were filed as late as 1940.
There are other late registrations beginning with Vol. 6 which were recorded in 1941 or later, but in which the births occurred as early as 1898. Some births may have been in other counties and not registered in the county of the mother’s residence (i.e. Henry Co.) as required by law before 1909. After that time, all births records were kept by the Health Dept. and also forwarded to Columbus. Probate Clerk Marilyn Clark was very helpful in digging out this information. Thanks!
Thanks to member Janet Williams for sending this in. Please remember to give your source when you send information for the newsletter.
ALLEN, William Clyde, 8 Jan 1890
ANDREW, Edith Louisa, 22 July 1883
ANDREW, Ethel Flora, 10 Apr 1890
ANGEL, Myrtle Doris, 18 Jan 1906
ARIS, Anna Eliza, 10 June 1879
BANCROFT, Bert Auston, 7 Dec 1886
BELKNAP, Flora Margaret, 4 Mar 1881
BENIEN, Arleta Henrietta, 29 Dec 1908
BERNO, Florance Gertrude, 22 June 1901
BERRY, Rose Denalda, 31 Dec 1908
BITTIHOFER, Unnamed (male), 30 Dec 1908
BLACKMAN, Ware Wilbur, 2 July 1881
BORDNER, Elsworth A., 26 Aug 1869
BORDNER, Isaac Andrew, 11 Feb 1868
BOWERS, Harley Arthur, 24 May 1905
BURSON, Charles Hoy, 19 Jan 1904
BUSSELL, Walter Reutz, 16 Mar 1905
CARTER, Harry J., 25 Apr 1907
CHRISTY, Leona Marie, 18 July 1908
CONNOLLY, Thomas Joseph, 21 Dec 1908
DAUER, Gilbert, 30 Dec 1908
DIRR, Unnamed (male), 14 Mar 1897
EGER, Cora Vera Mildred, 2 Jan 1898
EGER, Dean Carlton, 10 Jan 1896
GEHRETT, Winfield Scott, 12 Oct 1894
GRAFFICE, Unnamed (female), 24 Dec 1908
HASHBARGER, Carl Swihart, 29 Dec 1908
HATCH, Charles Edward, 23 Nov 1886
HITCHCOCK, Evelyn Kent, 13 July 1904
HOLLOPETER, Clayton Dick, 19 Aug 1899
HUBER, Albert Eugene, 28 Dec 1908
HUTCHINSON, Leora Elizabeth, 24 Nov 1904
HUTCHINSON, Margret Marie, 2 Apr 1907
JACKMAN, Beryl Mae, 15 May 1908
JACKSON, Arnold E., 1 May 1907
JAQUETH, Martha Lydia, 19 Feb 1869
LANDIS, Charles R., 19 Aug 1908
LANDIS, Lowell Arthur, 18 Apr 1907
LENSMAN, Charles Victor, 15 Apr 1881
LOCKE, Levi Luther, 26 Aug 1895
LOWRY, Agnes Lillian Lowry, 7 Oct 1874
MADDOCK, Roy, 20 May 1891
MARKET, Paul Herbert, 19 Jan 1906
MELLOTT, Herbert Arthur, 18 Nov1902
MERCHANT, Matilda Ann, 13 Oct 1865
MOWRY, Frances Elizabeth, 23 Apr 1908
MURREY, Unnamed (male), 26 Dec 1908
MYERS, Claud Merlen, 21 May 1905
NOBLE, William Holland, 24 Sept 1868
NOBLIT, Samuel Soloman, 2 Sept 1896
PERY, Loren Palmer, 21 Dec 1908
RAKESTRAW, Ethyl Lenore, 13 Aug 1895
RAUSCH, Doris M., 24 July 1907
REINBOLT, Donald R., 18 June 1906
ROSS, Clarence Raymond, 24 Sept 1899
RUSSELL, John Arthur, 22 Dec 1908
SAMS, Donald J., 26 June 1904
SCARR, Vernon Carter, 3 May 1903
SHARPE, Marion Helen, 17 May 1896
SIMMONS, Henry Curtis, 7 July 1880
SIMMONS, Paul E., 28 Feb 1906
SPITLER, Ralph Edward, 1 June 1899
THOMPSON, J. Doyle, 30 Mar 1907
TRIETCH, Theodore Howard, 26 Dec 1908
Van HYNING, Ruth Henrietta, 12 Aug 1886
WALTER, Julius Christian, 21 Sept 1907
WARDEN, Lawrence Corwin, 25 July 1901
WEBB, Lody Josephine, 18 Apr 1873
WHITE, James Leland, 16 Sept 1907
WILLIAMS, Walter Clarence, 10 Mar 1881
WILLIS, Astella, 31 Dec 1908
WILLIS, Charles Ottis, 29 Aug 1890
WOLFE, Lola Maud, 26 Dec 1908
YANEY, Arthur J., 18 Mar 1896
YOUNG, Meryl Lewis, 31 Dec 1908
OBITUARY (from Napoleon paper unidentified and undated – the editor is guessing from the print)
SKATES – At the residence of her son-in-law, Levi FRYSINGER, of Liberty township, on Friday evening, Nov. 17th, 1893, Sara A. SKATES, aged 82 years and 20 days. Her disease was cancer.
Her maiden name was Sarah A. BOWAN. She was born in Franklin County, OH, Oct. 29, 1811. She removed with her parents to Marion county and was there united in marriage to Patrick Skates in the year 1829. From Marion county Mr. Skates and family removed to Seneca county where they resided until 1847, then came to the wilds of Henry county, Liberty township, where they resided until death.
Grandma Skates was the mother of thirteen children – seven of whom preceded her. She was grandmother of thirty seven and great-grandmother of fifty-three children. The husband and father departed this life nearly nine years ago.
Grandmother Skates, as she was familiarly called, became a Christian in early life; she was in the services of the Lord for sixty-eight years. She was one of the most prominent and leading members of the Church of God at the time of her death. She was honored and respected by all who knew her, far and near, and she left the brightest evidence that she was gone to that land where the weary are forever at rest.
The funeral services were held at the Olive Chapel on Sunday afternoon. Elder L. Alleman officiating, after which her remains were laid to rest in the Morrison Cemetery.
OBITUARIES from Defiance Crescent 13 Aug 1937
Mrs. Lucille MADDOCK, 31, wife of Kenneth Maddock near St. Michael’s Ridge, died of a heart attack on 25 Nov. 1940. She was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Charles MAYER b. on 12 Feb 1909. Surviving are her husband; parents; 1 1/2 yr. old. daughter, Janie Lou; brothers Virgil of Manchester, MI and Walter at home; sisters, Mrs. Bernadine BAKER of Napoleon, OH; Miss Mae Mayer of Lima, OH and Mrs. Irene SHOCK of Florida, OH.
Mary Ann RHODY [SNYDER], daughter of Harmon & Fredricka Rhody was born on 18 Aug 1863 in Napoleon, OH and died there on 14 Nov 1934 at the age of 71 yrs, 2 mo, and 23 days. On 5 Mar 1882 she was united in marriage to James SNYDER and to this union four chilfren were born; Cora Ellen, who died in infancy; Harry, who departed this life a little over a year ago; William and Esther KNIPP, both of Napoleon, OH. Besides her husband and children she is survived by 12 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. She was a member of the St. Paul M. E. church in Napoleon, OH. Burial was in Glenwood Cemetery.
(Henry County Deaths, 1867-1870 not included because a book with this information will be sold separately)
HENRY COUNTY 1916
WINEMILLER, Getrece (dau J. F.) Rl Hamler Mar 37 Ind tel.
WINEMILLER, JAY G. (Estella) 1 ch farming T 60a 3h 2c Rl Hamler Mar 61 Ind tel.
WINEMILLER, J. F. (Lillie) farming O 80a 3h 3c Rl Hamler Mar 37 Ind tel.
WINKEL, Fred farm hand R3 Hamler Mar 99.
WINKELMANN, Fred (Dorothy) 3 ch farmer O 80a 3h 8c R7 Napoleon Fre 42 Ind tel.
WINKELMANN, Henry (son Katherine) farmer O 77a 3h 7c R9 Archbold Fre 5 Ind tel.
WINKELMANN, Herman (Helen) 1 ch farmer O 41 53-100a 2h 4c R9 Archbold Fre 5 Ind tel.
WINKELMANN, Kathyrn 5 ch R9 Archbold Fre 5 Ind tel.
WINNER, J. H. (Eleanor) 4 ch farming & thresher O 60a 4h l0c R2 Deshler Rhfd 47 Ind tel.
WINNER, Ovid (Katherine) 1 ch farmer T 120a R3 McClure Rhfd 67 Ind tel.
WINNER, Taylor farmer McClure.
WINNER, Worline (Sadie) 1 ch farming O 35a 6h lc R3 McClure Rhfd 67 Ind tel.
WINOVER, Annie Rl Colton Wash 39 Ind tel.
WINOVER. Cecil M. Rl Colton Wash 54.
WINOVER; G. (Myrta B.) 3 ch farmer O 40a 4h 7c Rl Colton Wash 54.
WINOVER, Harry laborer 1h Rl Colton Wash 84 Ind tel.
WINOVER, Martin 5 ch farmer O 80a 3h 8c Rl Colton Wash 84 Ind tel.
WINOVER, Will laborer 1h bds Rl Colton Wash 84 Ind tel.
WINSEMANN, Fred (Katie) 3 ch farmer O 100a 4h 13c R7 Napoleon Nap Ind tel.
WINSZMANN, Wm. (Mary) 3 ch farmer T 83a 5h 2c Rl Okolona Nap 45 Ind tel.
WINTERS, Chas. H. (Lillian) 1 ch r r mail carrier O H&L Maple St Liberty Center.
Winters, Kathryn bds with. J. E. Henry R10 Archbold Rid 49 Ind tel.
WIRTH, Anna (wid Chas.) 3 ch farmer O 120a 4h 5c R3 Holgate Flrk 67 Ind tel.
WIRTH, Albert (son Frank) farmer O 20a 3h 3c R2 Holgate Flrk 37 Ind tel.
WIRTH, Carl (son Frank) farmer O 20a 3h 3c R2 Holgate Flrk 37 Ind tel.
WIRTH, Emma M. (dau Anna) R3 Holgate Flrk 67.
WIRTH, Florence A. (dau Anna) R3 Holgate Flrk 67.
WIRTH, Frank (Maggie) 1 ch ret O 60a 1h 3c R2 Holgate Flrk 37 Ind tel.
WIRTH, John M. (Margaret) 5 ch farmer O 96a 2h 12c R8 Napoleon Mon 1 Ind tel.
WIRTH, J. C. farmer Holgate.
WIRTH, J. F. farmer Holgate.
WIRTH, Lillian L. (dau Anna) R3 Holgate Flrk 67.
WIRTH, M. farmer RD Napoleon Lib.
WISE, Milo (Sadie) 2 ch farmer T 160a 6h 13c Rl Colton Wash 79 Ind tel.
WISNER, Wm. S. (Helen C.) 1 ch farmer T 88a 4h 2c R7 Napoleon Flrk 42.
WISTINGHAUSEN, C. Henry (Louise) ret farmer O 40a 1h 2c R3 Napoleon Flrk 46 Ind tel.
WISTINGHAUSEN, P. F. R3 Napoleon.
WITHAM, C. S. farmer RD Deshler Bar.
WITTE, Deidrick (Minnie) farming O 5a Holgate Ple.
WITTE, Earnst (Christina) 3 ch farmer O 160a 3h 7c R2 Hamler Mar 31.
WITTE, Fred (Amelia) 1 ch farmer O 80a 4h 5c R2 Hamler Mar 31.
WITTE, Henry (Anna) 2 ch ret O 80a 2h 3c R2 Napoleon Fre 44.
WITTE, Henry (Edna) laborer Hamler Mar 63.
WITTE, William (Anna) huckster O H&L 1h Hamler Ind tel.
WITTENBERG, GEO. H. (Anna) 2 ch farmer O 73a 4h 7c R4 Napoleon Nap 35 Ind tel.
WOLF, Carolina (dau Daniel) housekeeper bds Rl Jewell Rid 23 Ind tel.
WOLF, Charles L. (Sarah A.) 3 ch farmer O 60a 6h 3c R2 New Bavaria Ple 47 Ind tel.
WOLF, Christ (Carrie) 2 ch farmer O 80a 2h 4c R3 New Bavaria Ple 25 Ind tel.
WOLF, Clint farmer New Bavaria.
WOLF, C. L. farmer Pleasant Bend.
WOLF, Daniel (Mary C.) 1 ch farmer O 80a 1h 6c R3 New Bavaria Ple 18 Ind tel.
WOLF, Daniel (Sophia) ret O 100a 1h 2c Rl Jewell Rid 23 Ind tel.
WOLF, Daniel F. (Florence) farmer T 100a 2h 1c Rl Jewell Rid 23 Ind tel.
WOLF, D. A. (Ola) 2 ch general hardware 1h Hamler Mar Ind tel.
WOLF, Earl N. (son Geo.) farm laborer 1h bds R2 New Bavaria Ple 27 Ind tel.
WOLF, Ed. farmer Rl Jewell Rid.
WOLF, George farmer New Bavaria.
WOLF, Mrs. Hattie Pleasant Bend.
WOLF, Hattie bas R2 New Bavaria Ple 47 Ind tel.
WOLF, Henry (Minnie) 2 ch farmer O 42a 3h 3c R9 Archbold Rid 64 Ind tel.
WOLF, Henry (Margaret) 1 ch farmer O 40a 2h 4c Pleasant Bend. Ple 48 Ind tel.
WOLF, H. F. (Henrietta) 1 ch farmer T 40a R3 Deshler Bar 34 Ind tel.
WOLF, H. M. (Pearl) 2 ch farmer O 40a 3h 7c R3 New Bavaria Ple 18 Ind tel.
WOLF, Jacob (Katherina) ret O 80a 2c Rl Jewell Rid 23 Ind tel.
WOLF, Jolm ret bas New Bavaria Ple 48 Ind tel.
WOLF, Mrs. Margaret New Bavaria.
WOLF, Philip ret O 80a 1h 1c R2 New Bavaria Ple 47 Ind tel.
WOLF, Phillip (Frieda) 3 ch farmer T 80a 4h 6c Rl Jewell Rid 23 Ind tel.
WOLF, Ruth (dau Geo.) R2 New Bavaria Ple 27.
WOLF, William (Hattie) 2 ch section hand O Pleasant Bend Ind tel.
WOLF, W. A. (Laura O.) 3 ch farmer O 40a 7h 4c R3 New Bavaria Ple 22 Ind tel.
WOLF, W. F. (Sarah C.) 5. ch farmer O 8Oa 3h 5c R2 New Bavaria Ple 25 Ind tel.
WOLFE, A. E. (Adaline ) farmer O 40a 2h 2c R3 McClure Dms 62 Ind tel.
WOLFE, H. C. (Ella) 6 ch farmer O 80a 4h 6c R5 Napoleon Dms 33 Ind tel.
WOLFE, H. E. (Ada R.) 3 ch farmer T 40a 3h 4c R2 McClure Dms.
WOLFE, Theo. (Emma) 1 ch carpenter T R3 Stryker Rid 21 Ind tel.
WOOD, Frank laborer bds R1 Colton Wash 73 Ind tel.
WOODBURN, Marilla L. farmer O 16a 1c R9 Archbold Fre 3 1/2 Ind tel.
WOODBURN, Susan farmer O 16a 1c R9 Archbold Fre 3 1/2 Ind tel.
WOODRUFF, C. G. (Ethyl) 1 ch Wabash agent & operator T H&L Okolona Ind tel.
WOODWARD, Clarence (Vivian) 2 ch engineer O H&L Garfield St Liberty Center.
WOODWARD, E. C. (Harriet) 2 ch farmer O 120a 7h 15c R1 Liberty Center Lib 56 Ind tel.
Woodward, Jason (Emma) 4 ch thresher T H&L 1h R3 Liberty Center Lib 74.
WOODWARD, J. F. (Margaret D.) laborer O H&L Young St Liberty Center.
WOODWARD, O. U. (Emma A.) carpenter O H&L Garfield & Lincoln Sts Liberty Center.
WOODWARD, Ray (Edyth) mail carrier O H&L 1h Maple Ave Liberty Center Ind tel.
WOODWARD, W. L. (Josephine) farmer O 80a 7h 12c R3 Liberty Center Lib 56 Ind tel.
WOODY, J. E. (Emma E.) 4 ch farming T 158a 5h 4c R1 Ma1inta Rhfd 12 Ind tel.
WORTH, Maggie (dau John M.) housekeeper R8 Napoleon Mon 1 Ind tel.
WORTH, Michael (Maggie) 2 ch farmer T 480a 8h 2c R10 Napoleon Lib 11 Ind tel.
WRIGHT, C. M. (Julia) 3 ch O 120a 5h 20c R3 Liberty Center Lib 56 Ind tel.
WRIGHT, Mrs. Ellen O H&L Maple Av Liberty Center.
WRIGHT, E. L. farmer Colton.
WRIGHT, E. N. (Blanche) 2 ch farmer O 40a 4h 3c R1 Liberty Center Lib 75 Ind tel.
WRIGHT, Fred (Elsie) 3 ch blacksmith T shop H&L Malinta.
WRIGHT, I. L. (Flora M.) 2 ch farmer O 80a 3h 5c R1 Colton Wash 72 Ind tel.
WRIGHT, James W. (Emma) 1 ch farmer O 58a 3h 25c W Maple St Liberty Center Ind tel.
WRIGHT, John A. (Emily C.) 6 ch farmer & Holstein Friesian cattle O 120a 6h 25c R3 Liberty Center Lib 74 Ind tel.
WRIGHT, L. V. (Della M.) farmer T 80a 3h 2c R1 Colton Wash 72 Ind tel.
WULFF, Barney (Lena) 4 ch farmer O 80a 8h 11c R10 Napoleon Lib 55.
WULFF, Cecil farmer bds R2 McClure Dms 100 Ind tel.
WULFF, Cornelius (Hattie C.) 2 ch farmer T 80a 3h 13c R2 Liberty Center Wash 96 Ind tel.
WULFF, Geo. H. farmer McClure.
WULFF, Herman 2 ch ret O 80a bds R2 Liberty Center Wash 96 Ind tel.
WULFF, John (Bessie) 5 ch farmer T 160a 4h 6c R10 Napoleon Lib 30 Ind tel.
WULFF, William (Rachel) 5 ch farmer O 160a 10h 22c R3 Liberty Center Lib 55.
WULFF, William C. (Lena) farmer O 30a R2 McClure Dms 100 Ind tel.
WURTHMANN, Rev. H. B. (Wilhelmina) 6 ch minister 1h R2 Hamler Mon 82 Ind tel.
