Henry County Genealogical Society Newsletter
Volume 17, Number 4, July – August 2003
MEETINGS
July 21, 2003, Monday, 7:00 p.m.
Work and research night.
August — No Meeting.
WE ARE PUBLISHING …
1850 Henry County Census (1 vol.) which includes all Twps., Napoleon City and Florida.
1860 Henry County Census (2 vols.). Vol. 1 includes Ridgeville, Freedom, Liberty, Washington, Harrison and Napoleon Townships, and Texas, Colton and Napoleon City. Vol. 2 includes Flatrock, Pleasant, Damascus, Marion, Monroe, Richfield and Bartlow Townships, and Florida.
1870 Henry County Census (3 vols.). Vol. 1 includes Flatrock, Pleasant, Harrison, Marion, Monroe, Damascus, Richfield and Bartlow Townships. Vol. 2 includes Ridgeville, Liberty, Washington, and Freedom Townships. Vol. 3 includes Napoleon Township and Napoleon City. These are full census records, not just indexes. These books are ready to go to the printer but no cost has been determined as of yet. Check with Lucille Van Scoyoc at Census Book Info Request or with this editor or on our web site.
Northwest Signal Obituaries 2002. The cost is $12 plus $2.00 postage and handling.
WE EXTEND OUR SYMPATHY
To the family of Loretta (Stevens) Mann, one of our charter members, from Delta, OH. Mrs. Mann died June 6, 2003. Her husband, Paul, a son, a daughter, a sister and five grandchildren survive.
CENSUS RECORDS
Our thanks to Steven Badenhop, new member, who has copied the census records we are publishing. It’s nice to have a young person involved, especially one who is computer literate and willing to share the fruits of his labor.
Steve has also copied the complete Henry County census records for 1830, 1840 and 1850. They will be available in the Edwin Wood Memorial Library at Deshler.
QUERIES
DUNN
Tying to track William H. Dunn, a member of the 1869 John Wesley Powell expedition down the Colorado River. Dunn was a trapper who probably lived in Ohio ca. 1840-1850-1860s. Because he died on the trip, his age and birthplace are not known. I am a Powell historian who is searching for Dunn.
–Don Lago, Flagstaff, AZ 86002
This is your space. We print all queries that come to us and are related to Henry County–membership is not required. Send queries to Henry Co. Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 231, Deshler, OH 43516 or to the editor at Henry County Genealogical Society Newsletter.
NEW TO OUR COLLECTION
The following books have been added to our collection at the Edwin Wood Memorial. Library, Deshler, OH: Histories of the following families: Sunderman, Baden, Rosebrock, and Tietje.
Visit our Internet Web page at http://www.henrycountyohiogenealogy.org/index.html. The site features such items as membership information, membership and book order forms, event lists, First Families information, and back copies of newsletters, plus you can search for references to your ancestors quickly by using the Search Site button at the top of the page.
Be aware that Ohio House Bill 95 passed and there will no longer be uncertified copies of vital records available from the Ohio Dept. of Health and local vital statistics registrars. Certified copies will now be $15 (an additional $5). This went into effect July 1. Some registrars will not issue copies without proof that you are a relative — just what we’re trying to prove ourselves! This is all due to identity theft, so please be patient with the registrars as they try to follow the new legislation.
From The Northwest, Napoleon, Ohio
2 June, 1858 Legal Notice — John PATRICK against Nicholas DELONG, Jefferson DELONG, Jacob DELONG and others defendant. The said Nicholas DELONG, Jefferson DELONG, who are made defendants in said action, and are non-residents of the state of Ohio are hereby notified that on the 8th day of May 1858 the said John PATRICK filed in the Clerk’s Office of the Court of Common Pleas of Henry County, Ohio his petition against them. Columbus DELONG and others, the object and prayer of which are: First, to obtain an order from said court for the re-conveyance by said Nicholas, Jefferson and Jacob DELONG, to said plaintiff of their interest in the east half of the east half of the south east quarter of section 12, town 5 north, range 7 east in Henry County, Ohio said petition alleging that said defendants conveyed to him said premises by deed of quit claim, which together with the record of same in the Records of Henry County, were destroyed by fire in 1846 when the Court House of said County was burned.
Second, said petition further alleges, amongst other things, that said Columbus DELONG purchased of one Eleanor PRENTICE now GILMAN, her interest in said premises that said Columbus in 1855 conveyed by quit claim and delivered the said assignment of said Eleanor and her husband Oliver PRENTICE to said plaintiff that one Thomas STEVENS knowing of said sale and conveyance by said Columbus to said plaintiff, fraudulently induced (?) and procured from said Columbus and said Eleanor a deed for said premises with the intent to defraud this plaintiff out of the same. Said petition also prays for an order of said court to set aside said sale and conveyance of the said Columbus and Eleanor to said Thos. STEVENS of said premises, that said Eleanor and Columbus be ordered to perform (applicably?) their said contracts and convey to said plaintiff by quit claim deed, their interest in said premises and that their conveyance to said Thomas be set aside and held for naught and for general relief. The said defendants are further notified that they are required to answer said petition on or before the 10th day of July 1858.
2 June, 1858 — Died in Liberty Twp., Henry County on the 10th ult. Elizabeth, wife of the late Lovern B. CARPENTER and daughter of Orison CHAMBERLAIN, dec’d late of Jefferson Co., Knox County, Ohio in the 33rd year of her age.
2 June, 1858 — Died in Ridgeville, Henry County, on the 23rd ult. of consumption, J. E., wife of Dr. R. G. Emery, aged 30 years.
19 May 1858 — Married on the 13th inst. by J. H. HALL, Esq. of Napoleon, Comfort J. VANNESS to Miss Priscilla LEE all of Ridgeville Twp.
22 Oct 1852, — John S. NEWELL, adm. of Henry ORTLEP dec’d. Petition to sell land. To Christopher ORTLEP and unknown heirs and legal representatives of Henry ORTLEP. On 20 Oct. 1852 filed petition in Probate Court to sell the real estate (which Henry ORTLEP seized) [this probably means “of which Henry Ortlep was seized”, which means he was in possession of] or thereof as much as to pay debts. West half, Southwest quarter of NE quarter and West half of NW quarter of NE quarter of Sec. 7, Town 5 north, Range 6 East containing 40 acres.
1850 Mortality Schedule: Henry County, Ohio
James L. Murphy, The Ohio Historical Society
OR & PF Vol. 20 p. 101
The following information has been transcribed from the original mortality schedules housed in the Archives-Manuscripts Division of The Ohio Historical Society: name of every person who died during the year ending 1st June, 1850; age; sex; married or widowed; place of birth; month of death; occupation; cause of death; number of days ill. There were no entries under “Colour” or “Free or Slave”. The enumerator made the following remarks: “There have been 47 deaths within the year ending on the 1st of June, 1850, in Henry County. The Cholera has prevailed in some neighboring counties, but not much of it has been in this county. This county is very level and abounds in Limestone, and slate mingled with stone coal; & sulpher springs and gass springs. Bilious diseases are the most common in this county.”
It should be noted that only 44 deaths occurred, the enumerator for some reason repeating the last three entries on the schedule.
| Abbot, Altera | 45 | F | M | NY | Jan | Consump. | 90 | |
| Abert, Mathias | 55 | M | M | Germany | May | Farmer | Lung fever | 7 |
| Bucklin, Abert | 38 | M | M | NY | Jan | Farmer | Dropsey | 100 |
| Bucklin (infant son) | 11/12 | M | O | Aug | Diarea | 7 | ||
| Bullen, Drusilla S. | 1 | F | O | Jan | Inflamation of brain | 7 | ||
| Bullen, Jared F. | 2 | M | O | Apr | Inflamation of bowels | 5 | ||
| Cole, Daniel | 9 | M | O | Feb | Inflamatory rheumatis | 21 | ||
| Crosby, Lucy | 57 | F | W | NY | Apr | unknown | 80 | |
| Crouch, Caroline Mary | 4 | F | O | July | scarlet fever | 35 | ||
| Davis, James | 37 | M | M | unknown | May | Farmer | Consump. | 25 |
| Emery, Ophelia | 3 | F | O | Dec | S. Pox | 3 | ||
| Emery, Treslean | 54 | M | M | Me. | Aug | Farmer | Consumption | 3 |
| Emery, Volney | 7/12 | M | O | Jan | S. Pox | 14 | ||
| Eskridge, Susan | 40 | F | M | Del | June | Dropsey | 270 | |
| Harvey, Mariah | 22 | F | M | NY | Sept | Consumption | 90 | |
| Husch, Paul | 23 | M | Germany | Sept | Farmer | Cholera | 2 | |
| Keazer, Lucinda* | 26 | F | M | NY | Aug | Bowel Complaint | 120 | |
| Kerr, Mary | 66 | F | Pa | Nov | Consumption | 270 | ||
| Kinney, Eleanor | 17 | F | O | Sept | Typhus fever | 9 | ||
| Kinney,John | 19 | M | O | Oct | Laborer | Fever | ||
| Knapp, Francis | 4 | M | O | Aug | unknown | 6 | ||
| Laroe, Ann | 65 | F | M | NY | Feb | Intemperance | 8 | |
| Later, Minnah | 1 | F | Germany | June | Croup | 2 | ||
| McCracken, Eugene | 2/12 | M | O | July | Diarea | 5 | ||
| Mansfield, Emelia | 7 | F | O | Sept | Flux | 30 | ||
| Mansfield, Samuel | 14 | M | O | Sept | Ague | 4 | ||
| Mansfield, William | 17 | M | O | Sept | Farmer | Nevo? fever | 14 | |
| May, Margaret | 76 | F | W | NJ | Sept | C. | 12 | |
| Meek, Hugh B. | 6 | M | O | Sept | congestive fever | 7 | ||
| Metcalf, A. W. | 42 | M | M | NY | Aug | Laborer | Cholera | sudden |
| Miller, Cristian | 16 | M | Pa | May | Farmer | Lung fever | 10 | |
| Ramsdel, Gideon | 1 | M | O | June | Lung fever | 14 | ||
| Raynolds, William M. | 2 | M | O | Sept | Dysentary | 10 | ||
| Reynolds, John Alex. | 1/12 | M | O | May | unknown | 2 | ||
| Rigg, Thornton F. | 39 | M | M | unknown | May | Farmer | unknown | 2 |
| Russel, Clement B. | 3 | M | O | Apr | Worms | 20 | ||
| Sheffield, Elizabeth E. | 23 | F | M | NY | Oct | Bilious Diarea | 14 | |
| Shuman, Lemuel Sylvester | 3 | M | O | Oct | Lung fever | 14 | ||
| Spafford, Charles A. | 1 | M | O | Aug | Flux | 8 | ||
| Spangler, Sarah A. | 4/12 | F | O | July | Inflamation of brain | 2 | ||
| Stack, John | 61 | M | M | Germany | Oct | Farmer | Inflamation of Lungs | 90 |
| Waite, Reuben | 69 | M | W | NY | June | Farmer | Diabetus | 40 |
| Walls, Daniel B. | 52 | M | M | NH | May | Farmer | Consump. | 7 |
*Following the entry for Lucinda Keazer is an entry for “Infant son, 1/12, M, O, May, unknown, 7”. This clearly is not her son, and the surname remains unknown.
1916 NAPOLEON DIRECTORY
FARNSWORTH, Henry C. (Grace) R. R. conductor T H&L 912 Lumbard St Ind tel.
FARNSWORTH, Mahinta (dau H. C.) student 912 Lumbard St.
FARSHT, Chas. laborer bds at John Emerling 218 W Maumee Ave.
FATE, H. L. (Stella) grocer O H&L 1106 Oakwood Ave Ind tel.
FATE, Miss Mary housekeeper O H&L 524 E. Washington St.
FATE, Nellie (dau Wm.) 1112 Oakwood St Ind tel.
FATE, Wm. (Sarah) grocery O H&L 1122 Oakwood St Ind tel.
FATE, W. N.
FAUROT, Miss Anna (dau Louisa) housekeeper 133 Front St Ind tel.
FAUROT, Mrs. Louisa ret O H&L 133 Front St Ind tel.
FAUST, Howard S. (Elizabeth) farmer O 8a 1h lc 415 E. Maumee Ave Ind tel.
FAWLEY, W. R. (Mary) 1 ch laborer T H&L 724 Wayne St.
FEIN, Frances laundress 1045 Scott St.
FELTON, Chas. (Cora) 1 ch tinner T H&L 757 Park St.
FENK, Wm. (Dora) ret O H&L 1057 Reynolds St.
FERGUSON, Alva (Martha) 3 ch cement contractor O H&L 1048 S. Perry St Ind tel.
FERGUSON, Floyd (Bertha) 1 ch laborer T H&L 849 Daggett Ave Ind tel.
FERGUSON, Imogene (dau Alva) student 1048 S. Perry St Ind tel.
FERGUSON, Lottie (dau Alva) dressmaker 1048 S. Perry St.
FERGUSON, Martha (dau Alva) house work 1048 S Perry St Ind tel.
FERGUSON, Mary (dau Alva) housework 1048 S. Perry St Ind tel.
FETTER, Mrs. Mary dressmaker O H&L 1019 Scott St Ind tel.
FILLING, Henry.
FINDLAY, Edward call boy 204 Yeager St.
FINERTY, Mrs. Clara 3 ch housework O H&L 651 Park St Ind tel.
FINERTY, Mrs. Mary housekeeper O H&L 333 E. Main St.
FINIGAN, Mrs. James ret O H&L 321 E. Main St Ind tel.
FINK, Wm.
FINNEGAN, Susan.
FISER, U. V. attorney-at-law bds Old Vocke Block Ind tel. See adv.
FISHER, Mrs. Alice 1 ch housekeeper T 612 Scott St Ind tel.
FISHER, A. (Gertrude) 1 ch laundry O H&L 112 E. Front St Ind tel.
FISHER, Frank H. (Nellie) hay dealer O H&L 732 W. Main St Ind tel.
FISHER, Mrs. Elizabeth housekeeper O H&L 938 Haley Ave.
FISK, Clara L. ret O 68a H&L 859 Woodlawn Ind tel.
FISK, C. M. (Nellie I.) jeweler T H&L 612 Caley Ave Ind tel. See adv.
FISK, Fred. (Fern) 2 ch dep treasurer T H&L 621 W Clinton St Ind tel.
FISK, Fred J. clerk.
FISK, F. C. (Anna M.) treasurer of County O H&L 1h 712 W Washington St Ind tel.
FIX, Emil (Louise) 3 ch clerk T H&L 551 W. Washington St Ind tel.
FLANAGAN, Thomas (Lulu M.) yard foreman T H&L 1079 Dodd St.
FLICKINGER, G. R. (Ada) 2 ch clerk T N Perry St.
FLINT, Alexander (Emaline) ret T H&L 451 W. Maumee Ave.
FLINT, A. H., Jr. (Lilah) 4 ch gardner O 5a H&L 619 W Maumee Ave Ind tel.
FLOGAUS, Frank (Nettie.) stock buyer O H&L 844 Scott St Ind tel.
FLOKRUS, Mrs. Elizabeth ret O H&L 909 Scott St.
FLORA, Clarence (Catharine) plumber T H&L Hobson St Ind tel.
FLORA, H. (Christina) 2 ch plumber O H&L 829 Hobson St.
FLORY, C. J. (Catharine) 3 ch plumber T H&L 324 Fillmore St Ind tel. See adv.
FLORY, Henry.
FLYNN, Peter (May) freight conductor H&L 116 W. Clinton St. Ind tel.
FOGLE, Mrs. Anna L. housekeeping T H&L 533 High St Ind tel.
FOGLE, Helen M. (dau Mrs. Anna) school teacher bds 533 High St Ind tel.
FOOR, Edward.
FOOR, J. W. (May) lightning rod agt T H&L 706 Park St.
FOOR, Ray (Pearl) 1 ch works in ice cream mfg place T H&L 414 Front St.
FOSTER, Edward M. (Phoebe) dairyman T H&L 1114 Oakwood St Ind tel.
FOSTER, F. A. (Elizabeth) 1 ch works at farmers’ elevator O H&L 1041 Reynolds St.
FOSTER, Jesse (son F. A.) clerk bds 1041 Reynolds St.
FOX, E. D.
FOX, John ret O H&L 1128 Stephenson St.
FOX, Ralph D. (Aetna) 1 ch piano business O H&L 937 Woodlawn St Ind tel.
FOX, W. M.
FRAAS, Clyde (son John W.) harness maker 910 Hobson St.
FRAAS, John W. (Hadie) harness and buggies O H&L lh 910 Hobson St. See adv.
FRAAS, Josephine (dau John W.) housekeeper 910 Hobson St.
FRALEY, G. F. (Minnie) 2 ch contractor & builder O H&L 503 Welsted St Ind tel. See adv.
FRALICH, Mary.
FRANK, Daniel (Catharine) plaster and brick mason O H&L 414 Appian St Ind tel.
FRANK, Ray W. (son Daniel) laborer 414 Appian St Ind tel.
FRANZ, A. H. grocer bds 1033. Perry St.
FRANZ, Jacob (Catharine) ret O H&L 216 W. Barnes St Ind tel.
FRANZ, Mrs. Mary ret O H&L 114 Brownell St.
FRANZ, Otto grocery.
FREASE, Mrs. Amelia bds with Mrs. Wallace Blair 330 W Clinton St Ind tel.
FREASE, C. C. (Etta) 2 ch ret O H&L 123 E. Clinton St Ind tel.
FREASE, C. O. (Alice May) ret farmer O H&L 305 W. Clinton St Ind tel.
FREASE, D. W. (Julia) ret O H&L 853 Woodlawn St.
FREASE, J. H. jeweler bds 721 N. Perry St.
FREASE, Mrs. Lillian ret O H&L 224 W. Main St Ind tel.
FREFFEL, Alex (Mary) watchman O H&L 216 E Main St.
FREFFEL, Etta clerk 216 E Main St.
FREFFEL, Tony clerk 216 E Main St.
FRENCH, Mrs. Alta 1 ch housekeeper O H&L 635 W Main St Ind tel.
FRENCH, H. H. 1 ch insurance & real estate bds Old Volcke Block. See adv.
FREPPEL, Paul (Carrie) 5 ch bartender O H&L 403 E Washington St.
FRETZ, Charles (Mary) laborer T H&L 114 Brownell St.
FRICK, Ben.
FROLICH, Alfred F. (son Mary) laborer bds N High St.
FROLICH, Arthur B. (son Mary) laborer bds N High St.
FROLICH, Mary (wid John) 6 ch O H&L N High St Ind tel.
FROLICH, Walter (son Mary) 3 ch laborer bds N High St.
FROST, Harry (Glen) 2 ch railroader T H&L 501 Fillmore St Ind tel.
FROUCE, C. H. (Edna) 1 ch city dray line T H&L 2 mules 915 Scott St Ind tel. See adv.
FRUCHEY, C. E. (Ida M.) 2 ch machinist O H&L 316 E Main St.
FRUTH, H. O. (Louisa) ret O H&L 214 Brownell St Ind tel.
FRYSINGER, Anna M. (dau John M.) stenographer 223 Kolbe St Ind tel.
FRYSINGER, Edna F. (dau John M.) school teacher 223 Kolbe St Ind tel.
FRYSINGER, Henry (Mary E.) laborer O H&L 616 Leonard St Ind tel.
FRYSINGER, John M. (Juliett) cement worker O H&L 223 Kolbe St Ind tel.
FUHRHOP, Fritz ret O H&L 721 Park St.
FULLER, G. B.
FUNCHION, James (Mary) 4 ch drives dray wagon T H&L 832 Monroe St.
FUNCHION, Leo (son Mike) farm hand 654 Riverview Ave.
FUNCHION, Mark (Lizzie) 3 ch teamster T H&L 111 W Front St.
FUNCHION, Mike (Caroline) laborer T H&L 654 Riverview Ave.
FUNKHAUSER, E. (Margaret) 2 ch auto agt O H&L 1017 Dodd St Ind tel.
GALLAGHER, J. A. (Mary E.) 1 ch conductor on D T & I R R T H&L 1039 Scott St.
GARDNER, Cecil (Myrtle) 1 ch photographer O H&L 756 W Washington St Ind tel.
GARDNER, Miss Della works at studio bds 934 N Perry St.
GARDNER, J. M.
GARDNER, Mrs. Lavina ret O H&L 934 N Perry St.
GARDNER, Tell (Bertha) 1 ch photographer T H&L 752 Sheffield Ave Ind tel.
GARVERICK, Erastus (son Mrs. J. W. Rosey) concrete work bds 1052 S Perry St.
GATHMAN, HENRY J. (Anna) 2 ch clerk O H&L E Washington St.
GATHMAN, Mrs. Mary ret O H&L 124 W Clinton St.
GAUTSCHI, F. H. osteopathic physician bds room 7 New Vocke Block Ind tel.
GEARHART, Christ.
GEHRETT, Eli (Mary) ret O H&L 1033 Woodlawn St.
GENEREUX, Edward farmer.
GENEREUX, Elgen (son G. E.) works in Cleveland 817 Daggett Ave.
GENEREUX, G. E. (Melvina) night clerk in hotel O H&L 817 Daggett Ave Ind tel.
GENEREUX, Phyllis (dau G. E.) student 817 Daggett Ave Ind tel.
GENSEL, D. (Lucinda) 1 ch laborer O H&L 804 Daggett Ave Ind tel.
GEREN, Samuel (Margaret) 2 ch engineer T H&L North St Ind tel.
GERKEN, Harmon (Julia) 6 ch concrete worker O H&L 224 Cary St Ind tel. See adv.
GERKEN, Henry F. (Anna) carpenter O H&L 1013 Stephenson St Ind tel.
GERMAIN, Miss Ella dressmaker O H&L 850 Woodlawn St.
GERMAIN, Miss Florence dressmaker O H&L 850 Woodlawn St.
GILBERT, S. W. (Mary) 1 ch truck farming O H&L 658 Beckham St.
GILLESPIE, Morgan (Neal) 4 ch works in Napoleon Garage T H&L 234 E Clinton St.
GILLILAND, Edward (Alverda) 4 ch clerk O H&L 623 W Washington St Ind tel.
GILSON, Bertha (dau Elmer) school teacher 1117 Scott St Ind tel.
GILSON, Boston (Marie) ret farmer H&L 636 W Clinton St Ind tel.
GILSON, Elmer (Barbara) carpenter O H&L 1117 Scott St Ind tel.
GILSON, Ethel C. (dau Boston) school teacher bds 636 W Clinton St Ind tel.
GILSON, Leroy (Maude) 1 ch grocer O H&L.
GILSON, Robert. (son Elmer) clerk bds 1117 Scott St Ind tel.
GILSON, Roy (Maud) 1 ch grocery O H&L 1107 Scott St.
GILSON, Sophia E. (dau Boston) clerk bds 636 W Clinton Ind tel.
GLANC, Fred (son Harmon) painter 1037 Stephenson St.
GLANC, Harmon (Ida) 2 ch O H&L 1037 Stephenson St.
GLASS, Harry R. (Nettie) painter & paperhanger O H&L 1043 N Perry St Ind tel.
GLASS, Helen (dau H. R.) school teacher 1043 N Perry St Ind tel.
GLASS, Miss Helen student bds with E. C. Lautzenheiser 617 W Maumee Ave Ind tel.
GLASS, Miss Mary housekeeper O H&L 222 E Washington St Ind tel.
GLASS, Nancy ret 1043 N Perry St Ind tel.
GLICK, S. V.
GLOSSER, Mrs. Mary ret T H&L 217 Cary St Ind tel.
GOACHEE, Benjamin (Anna) 2 ch laborer T H&L 631 E Washington St.
GOACHEE, Mrs. Hattie ret O H&L 529 E Washington St.
GOLLER, A. bakery O H&L 516 N Perry St.
GOMER, Wm. (Rinehart) 7 ch laborer in hoop mill O H&L 743 W Main St.
GORDON, Bert (Hazel) 5 ch monument worker T H&L 848 Daggett Ave.
GORDON, W. J..
GORMAN, John (Lucy) 1 ch engineer O H&L 1204 Oakwood St Ind tel.
GOTTSCHALK, A. H. (Margaret) 1 ch shoe dealer T H&L 649 W Washington St Ind tel. See adv.
GOTTSCHALK, Wm. (Elizabeth) 1 ch real estate O H&L 755 W Washington St Ind tel.
GRAFFICE, Blanche (dau Harry) 201 W Front St Ind tel.
GRAFFICE, Harry (Martha) 1 ch laborer T H&L 201 W Front St Ind tel.
GRAFFICE, Ruth (dau Harry) staying at home 201 W Front St Ind tel.
GRAHAM, Mrs. Elizabeth ret O H&L 419 Appian St.
GRANT, F. M. (Cora) 1 ch works at Thieson L. Hildred Lumber Co O H&L 703 Daggett Ave Ind tel.
GRANT, Lester (son F. M.) paperhanger bds 703 Daggett Ave Ind tel.
GRAY, P. W. (Nellie) 1 ch sheriff O H&L 123 Washington St Ind tel.
GREEN, Mrs. Amelia 1 ch housekeeper O H&L 844 Hobson St Ind tel.
GREEN, BERT (Ilo) clerk O H&L 944 Woodlawn Ave.
GREEN, Olive (dau Amelia) student 844 Hobson St Ind tel.
GREEN, Mrs. T. M.
GREENHAGEN, Anna 221 W Clinton St Ind tel.
GREGG, E. M. (Minnie L.) 2 ch cashier of First National Bank O H&L 531 W Washington St Ind tel.
GREINER, Arnold (Eleanor) 1 ch foreman of brewery T H&L 217 W Main St Ind tel.
GRICE, Jack (Maud) 2 ch laborer T H&L 317 Short St.
GRIM, Anna (dau John) clerk in Brown & Meyerholtz bds 517 Appian St.
GRIM, John (Lilly) carpenter O H&L 517 Appian St.
GRIMES, C. W.
GRIMES, M. J. (Abbigail) ret O H&L 1h 744 W Washington St Ind tel.
GROLL, John C. (Mary) ret O H&L 1012 Woodlawn St.
GROSCHNER, F. M. (Harriett) 1 ch traveling salesman O H&L 606 Haley Ave Ind tel.
