Henry County Genealogical Society Newsletter
Volume 19, Number 4, July – August 2004
MEETINGS
July 19, 2004, Monday, 7:00 p.m.
Regular business meeting. “Share and Tell” time.
August 2004, No Meeting
See you at the Henry County Fair!
WE ARE PUBLISHING …
Northwest Signal Obituaries, 2003. Cost is $14 plus $2 shipping.
Deshler Flag Obituaries 2001-2003. Cost is $10 plus $2 shipping.
1900 Henry County Census Vol. 1, Includes Napoleon Village, Napoleon Twp., Freedom Twp., and Ridgeville Twp. Cost is $18 plus $2 shipping.
CHECK IT OUT…
Jim Rebar has added a naturalization database to our website. It currently lists naturalizations that have appeared in our newsletter in the past. Check for your family at: www.henrycountyohiogenealogy.org/citizens/citizens.php.
QUIPS
My family tree is a few branches short. All help appreciated!
Any family tree produces some lemons, some nuts, and a few bad apples.
QUERIES
This is your space. You need not be a member to submit a query as long as it is related to Henry County. It’s easy to send them by e-mail at Henry County Genealogical Society Newsletter.
KAHRS, GATHMANN, MEYER, VOLKMAN
Looking for info on parents, siblings & children of Friedrich Kahrs (1834-1922) and his wife Dorothea Spoering Kahrs (1836-1905). Two of their children’s names were Fred Kahrs (1875-1958) and Mary Kahrs Meyer (1878-1969). Also looking for info on the parents, siblings and children of Christopher Gathmann (1851-1920) and his wife Katherine Schroeder Gathmann (1850-
1894). Some of their children were Henry, Mary Volkman, Sophia and Herman.
–John Fox, Massilon, OH 44646
REGAL, HAYNES
Searching for Charles Regal (var. spellings) m. 23 May 1882 Hattie Haynes. She was b. 21 May 1860, Deshler, OH and d. 22 Aug 1945 Toledo. Her mother was Henrietta (_?) Haynes. Charles & Hattie had Roy b. 1 Aug 1883 d. Mar 1970, Dora b. 29 Jan 1885 d. 26 Nov 1954 & Glenn b. Mar 1888 d. 1945. Also searching HOY, SHUMAN, MORTEMORE and CURSON families.
–Barbara Mortemore, Toledo, OH 43615-6461
STEVENSON
Searching for the family of Samuel W. Stevenson who lived in Deshler in the late 1800’s to early 1900’s.
–Barry Murphy
GENEALOGY AND POLITICS
We have received no recent word about the Ohio Health Department’s decision on public access to vital records. If you wish to contact your state representatives and Governor Taft you can do so online at www.house.state.oh.us; www.senate.state.oh.us; or www.governor.ohio.gov.
If you are interested in how your state legislators have voted on issues before the General Assembly, you can go to Project Vote Smart at www.vote-smart.org. All you need to access your legislator’s voting record is your 9-digit zip code.
From the Henry County Signal 1 Dec 1881
FLORIDA WHIFFS
There has been a heavy trade in poultry at this point the past week or two. R. A. WOOD & J. W. LONG, dealers. Several barrels were taken to the station on Saturday and about twice the amount to be sent out yet.
Dr. A. M. KINNEY, now of Defiance, spent Sabbath with the family of H. R. ANDREW. Glad to see his familiar face on our streets once more, as his comings are like Angels visits, short and far between.
E. M. BRUBAKER of Hillsdale College is at home spending vacation with parents and friends.
A. L. BRUBAKER wishes Spring Hill were not so far away and the roads not so bad, as writing is such a slow way to talk.
And now the boss carpenter, BUCKLEMAN, heads the list with a boy that turns the scales at 12 pounds, all baby without the clothes thrown in.
Next shoemaker KIMMICK falls into line and thinks another pair of shoes wanted. He says its the prettiest little girl in town.
Hank ANDREW and sister Clara contemplate a trip to Butler county shortly. Mrs. OWENS and son Archie start for Allen county this week.
L. F. RICHOLT is not yet home; if he does not come soon he will have to charter a train to bring home the game.
From The Henry County Signal 20 April 1882
Because eleven hundred and twenty railroad tickets were sold at Holgate during the month of March, the Times remarks that “it is a good town to emigrate from.” –Deshler Flag
On Wednesday morning the new postmaster, Henry MISNER, took charge of the office and Mrs. STEPHENS, who so acceptably served the public for the past three years, stepped down and out. Mr. Misner will, no doubt, make a very good postmaster. –Deshler Flag
From The Henry County Signal 20 Sept 1883
For the year expiring Sept. 15, 1883, Messrs. VOCKE Bro. & WHEELER shipped 136 car loads of stuff from their Stave and Hoop factory, which was doing pretty well for the first year.
Mr. Christian BUCHLE and wife, who have been on a visit to their children in Nebraska, returned home last Monday, having had a pleasant trip and an agreeable visit.
68th OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY
From The Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion 1861-1866 Vol. V.
The 68th was organized in November and December 1861 at Camp Latty [Latta], Napoleon, OH and mustered out July 10, 1865 at Louisville, KY. Due to the huge amount of information, only the soldier’s name, his company, rank, age and pertinent information such as being wounded or killed is included here. Note that being detached to a colored regiment does not mean the soldier was black. Colored regiments had white officers.
COMPANY A PRIVATES
SIMMONS, Frederick 21
SIMMONS, Thomas 25
SPURGEON, Lemuel 18 d. 9 Dec 1863 at Vicksburg, MS
SPURGEON, Jeremiah 20
SWORDEN, Harvey 18 d. 7 Sept 1864 at 17 Army Corps Hosp., Marietta, GA
STOUT, George H. 19
SPADE, William H 18 d. 27 Mar 1862 at Napoleon, OH
SNYDER, George 19
SNYDER, Noah 18
SNYDER, John 25
SWEET, Charles R. 37
STICKLER, Peter 42 discharged 18 July 1862 at Columbus, OH on Cert. of Disability
SIFORD, Frederick 20 d. 27 May 1863 near Vicksburg, MS of wounds received 22 May 1863 in action near Vicksburg, MS
TAYLOR, James 18
TRUBY, Samuel 28
VONNESS, William G. 44 discharged 25 Aug 1862 at Bolivar, TN
VAN HYNING, Julius 18 discharded 18 July 1862 at Columbus, OH on Cert. of Disability
WILLARD, Samuel D. 18 discharged 18 July 1865 at Finley Hosp., Washington, D. C.
WILLARD, Elias 20 wounded 16 May 1863 in battle of Champion Hills, MS
WHITE, John M. 18 WITHROW, John 21
WHILTON, Orrin S. 29 also borne as Orrin S. WHITTEN, discharged 1 July 1862 at Columbus, OH on Cert. of Disability
COMPANY B OFFICERS
ALLEGEAR, Levi A. Cpl. 18
BABELE, Christopher Cpl. 27
BATES, Charles 1st Lt. 20 promoted from Sgt. Major to 2nd Lt. 1 Apr 1862; 1st Lt. 16 May 1863; app. Regt. Quartermaster 21 Nov 1864
BIXBY, Jonas E. Sgt. 20
BROWN, Joseph Sgt. 44
COFFMAN, Levi 1st Lt. 39 transferred from Co. D 3 Mar 1863; resigned 20 Sept 1864
COWEN, Thomas T. 2nd Lt. No Age
FOSEE, Henry Cpl. 21
HARMON, John C. 1st. Lieut. No age
HARPER, Joshua Cpl. 23
HARPER, Samuel Sgt. 19
ICE, Joseph 2nd Lt. 25
KEASER, James B. Cpl. 19
KRAFT, John H. Sgt. 19
MASTERS, Robert Capt. 32
PALMER, William H. 1st Lt. 19 wounded 16 May 1863 in battle of Champion Hills, MS
POORMAN, Jacob Sgt. 23
SHOEMAKER, Henry Cpl. 27
SIREN, Peter 1st Sgt. 22
SPONSLER, Abraham Cpl. 22
SPRAGUE, Sidney S. Capt. No Age, resigned 22 June 1863
COMPANY B PRIVATES
ANKENEY, Joseph 30
ANKENEY, Michael 18
ANKENEY, Joshua 22 wounded 19 May 1863 in battle of Champion Hills, MS
ANKENEY,Joshua P. 18 died 18 May 1863 at Champion Hills, MS of wounds received 16 May in battle of Champion Hills
ANKENEY, Soloman 21 died 5 July 1864 at Big Shanty, GA
ALDINGER, Frederick 40
BOSTON, Jacob 19
BRITTON, Alexander R. 26
BROWN, William 18
BROWN, William 21
BAILEY, George 18
BAILEY, Charles 18
BEAN, John T. 44
BUCKMASTER, David 25 died 4 July 1864 at Rome, GA
BUCKMASTER, Nicholas 27 died 26 MAr 1862 at Mound City, IL
BUCKMASTER, William 18 died 14 Apr 1862 at Crump’s Landing, TN
BIXBY, James 20 on muster roll; no further record found
BENTLY, Martin 44 discharged 3 Nov 1862 at Columbus, OH on Surgeon’s certificate of disability
BOLANDER, John E. 23
BERRYHILL, John 19 discharged 17 Oct 1862 at Bolivar, TN on Surgeon’s certificate of disability
BARNHART, William 20
BOHN, George 20 discharged 15 July 1862 at Columbus, OH on Surgeon’s certificate of disability
CUDIHA, John 31 died 23 July 1864 near Atlanta, GA of wounds received 22 July in battle of Atlanta
COTTERILL, James 37 died 20 Mar 1862 at New Albany, IN
CALDWELL, John 32 died 8 Dec 1861 at Defiance, OH
COON, John 21 died 15 Oct 1862 at Jackson, TN
DEERWATER, Francis M. 18
DERBY, Louis 18 wounded 16 May 1863 in battle of Champion Hills, MS
DERBY, Freeman E. 24
DERBY, Erastus H. 44 discharged 5 May 1863 at Cairo, IL on Surgeon’s certificate of disability
DAVIS, Hiram 37 discharged 30 Apr 1860 at Pittsburg Landing, TN on Surgeon’s certificate of disability
DUNKELBERGER, Uriah 21 died 6 Feb 1865
ETCHEN, John B. 28 wounded 16 May 1863 in battle of Champion Hills, MS; discharged 8 Dec 1863 at Memphis, TN on Surgeon’s certificate of disability
FORNEY, John D. 25
FERGUSON, Henry H. 18
HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY and GENEALOGY
Does anyone know where Fort Glory was? There was a regular column of local news from there in the Deshler Flag at one time. Some of the names are those of people who lived northwest of Deshler. Was the Fort Glory church the same as Woodlawn Church? If anyone has some answers, please contact the editor.
From The Deshler Flag, 9 Mar 1900
FORT GLORY — Mrs. Lillie PLOTTS has returned home from an extended visit with her sister at McClure.
Henry DECKER had a new arrival at his home Tues. evening of the male gender.
The new German church, north of this place, which was lately dedicated, is progressing finely under the care of Rev. RUSH, of Hamler.
From The Deshler Flag 16 Mar 1900
FORT GLORY — Mrs. Thomas SINGER is on the sick list. Mrs. Emmett HOLMES is visiting relatives at Portage. Mrs. John ROOF is visiting relatives in Arkansas. Charles SINGER, of McClure, visited his parents here last week.
LOCALS — Chester FERRELL and Nellie BEHRENS were married by Squire MEEKER one evening last week.
Little Harley, infant son of Henry and Annie DECKER, died on the 11th.
Mr. Horace DUNN received word Tues. that his aunt, Mrs. Maria STRETCHER, of Cedarville, OH, was dead. She was also a sister of J. B. and E. T. DUNN.
A marriage license has been granted to A. R. BLACKSTONE and Miss Ada COX of this city. The couple were married by Squire LONG at the home of Mrs. Belle SHERMAN last Fri. evening.
From The Deshler Flag 6 Apr 1900
Married, at the home of Rev. W. J. ESTERBROOK, last Mon. evening, Mr. R. L. YOXTHEIMER and Miss Minnie KAISER, both of this place.
Died, on Sat. evening, an infant child of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. HILL, of Elm St., aged about 8 months.
CHURCH RECORDS
We are still working on the Church Records Project. We have had responses from:
- St. Peter Evangelical Church, Deshler
- Church of the Brethren
- St. Paul United Methodist of Napoleon
- Peace Evangelical Lutheran Church
- Holgate Methodist (offer of help, but no records in file)
- St. John’s Reformed Church of Holgate
- Emanuel’s United Church of Christ
- St. John Lutheran Church in Freedom Twp.
- St. Peter Lutheran Church in Florida
- St. Augustine’s Catholic Church in Napoleon
- McClure Christian Union
- St. Paul’s Lutheran (no address–records begin 1848)
- St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church of Ridgeville
- Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Congregation in Hamler
- St. Paul Lutheran in Napoleon
- Deshler First United Methodist
- St. Paul United Methodist in Deshler
- St. John Lutheran Church of Deshler
- Liberty Chapel United Methodist of Liberty Center
- Evangelical United Brethren of Napoleon
We had a list of 75 churches in the county, so if your church is not listed here please ask them to send us a printed history, a list of records (baptism, membership, marriage, death, other) and approx. dates for the records, any former names of the church, and a contact person who will answer other questions (about cemeteries, etc.). THANKS for your help!
1916 FARMERS’ DIRECTORY
OVERHOUSE, Frank (Mary) 1 ch ret T H&L 1111 Woodlawn St.
OVERHULSE, J. M. clerk.
OVERMYER, Harry (Corabelle) hardware store T H&L 521 Haley Ave Ind tel.
PAINTER, E. J. (Elizabeth) painter and paperhanger O H&L 713 Daggett Ave Ind tel.
PALMER, Geo. (Rhoda) 3 ch timber buyer T H&L 409 E Washington St.
PALMER, Glen clerk.
PALMER, Mrs. A. E.
PALMER, Mrs. Rundle housekeeper H&L 312 E Clinton St Ind tel.
PALMER, Mrs. Elmer ret O H&L 837 Scott St Ind tel.
PALMER, Okee Wm. (Etta B.) 1 ch real estate agent O H&L 703 W Washington St Ind tel. See adv.
PALMER, Robert (son Geo.) works in Toledo 409 E Washington St.
PALMER., A. D. liveryman. See adv.
PANNING, Henry (Anna) ret O H&L 1040 Scott St Ind tel.
PARCELS, C. A. (Myrtle) 3 ch barber T H&L 522 Vine St Ind tel.
PARCHER, Chas. (Anna) 1 ch machinist H&L 111 E Maumee Ave.
PARKER, Mrs. Lee 1 ch O H&L 121 W Barnes St Ind tel.
PARKER, Wm. printer.
PATRICK, Geo. 1 ch railroader O H&L 316 Meekison St.
PATTERSON, Eugene (Jennie) 2 ch works at round house T H&L 413 Appian St.
PATTERSON, Harley (Sadie) 2 ch railroad man T H&L 221 Meekison St Ind tel.
PATTERSON, M. F. (Edna) 4 ch laborer T H&L 529 Euclid St.
PATTERSON, Mrs. Isaac ret O H&L 214 Meekison St.
PAYNE, Trollie (Anna) 3 ch laborer at wind mill factory O H&L 122 Sheffield Ave.
PEARSON, Claud (Elnora) 1 ch fireman at hoop mill T H&L 725 Stout St.
PENDER, Mrs. Catharine housekeeper 123 Front St Ind tel.
PETERSON, Eva (dau W. O.) 215 Cliff St.
PETERSON, W. O. (Lora) 1 ch laborer O H&L 215 Cliff St.
PFAHLERT, John (Lena) 2 ch runs sand-sucker T H&L 425 Front St Ind tel.
PHILIPP, E. J. (Weltha) 1 ch section foreman T H&L 1012 Dodd St Ind tel.
PIERREPONT, W. J. coal dealer.
PISO, Dora.
PISO, E. H. tailor.
PISO, Ed. (Julia) 2 ch tailor T H&L 1059 Dodd St Ind tel.
PISO, W. (Dora.) roundhouse worker O H&L 1018 Dodd St.
PITZER, J. B. (Mary) engineer T H&L 426 W Clinton St Ind tel.
PLACE, Harry Z. (Bertha) 2 ch ticket agent T H&L 518 High St Ind tel.
PLASSMAN, Geo. (Regena) laborer T H&L 831 Scott St.
PLASSMAN, Gus. (Kate) 1 ch works in Volke mills T H&L 311 Meekison St.
PLUMBER, O. R. (Fannie) repair shop T H&L 126 W Maumee Ave.
PLUMBER, R. R. (Ora M.) 1. ch painter T H&L 154 W Maumee Ave Ind tel.
POHLMAN, Alta (dau H. F.) school teacher Welsted St Ind tel.
POHLMAN, Emma (dau H. F.) student 428 Welsted St. Ind tel.
POHLMAN, Frank 1 ch stock dealer O H&L 311 618 Welsted St Ind Ave.
POHLMAN, H. F. (Dora) stock dealer and farmer O 700a H&L 428 Welsted St Ind tel.
POHLMAN, Henry (son H. F.) farmer 428 Welsted St Ind tel.
POLKER, Arthur (son John H.) student 845 Scott St Ind tel.
POLKER, Charles (Sophia) ret O H&L 827 Scott St.
POLKER, Chas. H. (Emma) 3 ch clerk O H&L 226 E Main St.
POLKER, John H. (Louise) 1 ch shoe dealer O 4H&Lots 845 Scott St Ind tel. See adv.
POLKER, Maggie housekeeper 231 Garden St.
PONTIOUS, Dale (Helen) 1 ch painter T H&L 823 Daggett Ave Ind tel.
PONTIOUS, S. O. (Nora B.) 4 ch grocer O H&L 701 S Perry St.
PONTIOUS, W. H. (Iva) 6 ch contractor O H&L 631 S Perry St Ind tel.
POOCK, H. D. (Susie) 1 ch hardware store T H&L 521 Haley Ave Ind tel.
POORMAN, J. ret T H&L 833 Daggett Ave.
PORTER, C. P. (Anna) agent at Wabash depot T H&L 511 Haley Ave Ind tel.
PORTER, La Nice (dau C. P.) student 511 Haley Ave Ind tel.
PORTER, Robert (son C. P.) student 511 Haley Ave.
POWERS, Amos (Ella E.) ret O H&L 403 Meekison St.
PRATT, W. H. (Mary B.) laborer T H&L 404 E Clinton St.
PRECHT, Karl (Emma) 1 ch bartender T H&L 544 Maley Ave Ind tel.
PRENTISS, C. J. (Carrie B.) insurance and real estate T H&L 124 W Clinton St Ind tel. See adv.
PRENTISS, P. C. attorney-at-law. See adv.
PRESTON, Chas. (Sophia) 1 ch laborer T H&L 505 Euclid St.
PRESTON, James (Sarah C.) works at windmill factory O H&L 558 Beckham St.
PRESTON, Thomas E. (son James) 558 Beckham St.
PUTT, James N. (Alice) machinist O H&L 404 Fillmore St.
PUTZ, Michael Catholic priest T H&L 210 E Clinton St.
QUILLMAN, Frank (Lillian) 2 ch hoop coiler T H&L 756 E Washington St.
QUILLMAN, John (Myrtle) 1 ch clerk H&L 221 Front St.
QUILLMAN, Robert hoop coiler 756 E Washington St.
QUINN, Thomas, M. D. physician and surgeon Telephone Bldg. See adv.
RAFFERTY, G. E. (Myrtle) 4 ch auditor O H&L 916 Lumbard St Ind tel.
RAGAN, James P. (Ella V.) 3 ch attorney-at-law O H&L lh 630 W Washington St Ind tel.
RAGAN, John C. attorney-at-law O 4Lots New Vocke Block Room 6 Ind tel.
RAGAN, Kathryn school teacher 630 W Washington St Ind tel.
RAGAN, Lillian student 630 W Washington St Ind tel.
RAGAN, Rega student 630 W Washington St Ind tel.
RAKESTRAW, Allen (Elizabeth) mail carrier O H&L 319 Haley St Ind tel.
RAKESTRAW, Edwin E. school teacher 319 Haley St Ind tel.
RAKESTRAW, Ethel school teacher 319 Haley St Ind tel.
RAKESTRAW, Mrs. Minnie 107 S Perry St Ind tel.
RAMUS, Chas.
RAMUS, Elizabeth.
RAMUS, Rolla (Louise) 2 ch laborer T H&L 503 E Main St Ind tel.
RASEY, Byron clerk 1052 S Perry St.
RASEY, J. W. (Barbara) ret O H&L 1052 S Perry St.
RASEY, Ray (Lillian) 1 ch works in hoop factory T H&L 112 W Maumee Ave.
RAUSCH, Carl (Ina) 2 ch works at Rothenbergers T H&L 408 Euclid St.
RAUSCH, Edward (Madge) 4 ch moulder T H&L 715 S Perry St.
REDICT, Geo. ret O H&L 232 Brownell St.
REDMAN, Harrison (Frances) laborer T H&L 309 W Washington St.
REED, F. J.
REHL, John (Mary) laborer O H&L 517 E Washington St.
REICHERT, Michael (Anna) 2 ch ret T 2h 130 W Main St Ind tel.
REICHERT, P. H. (Alpha) 3 ch deputy sheriff H&L 638 Park St Ind tel. Reid, G. D.
REID, M. A. (Nellie) clerk O H&L 523 W Clinton St Ind tel.
REIDELBAUGH, Richard (Pearl) 3 ch painter T flat 5 N Perry St. Reinbolt, Geo. W.
REINKE, Henry (Mary E.) 3 ch implement dealer O H&L 935 Haley Ave Ind tel.
REINKE, Mrs. Henrietta ret O H&L 1032 Scott St Ind tel.
REISER, Carlton student 318 W Washington St Ind tel.
REISER, Clara 210 W Main St Ind tel.
REISER, Frank 210 W Main St Ind tel.
REISER, J. F. (Lulu M.) 2 ch cigars and pool room O H&L 1h 217 W Washington St.
REISER, John G., Sr. (Ida) 3 ch ret O 140a H&L 2h 210 W Main St Ind tel.
REISER, John J., JR. (Ella.) 2 ch shoe store O H&L 618 W Washington St Ind tel.
REISER, Luther 210 Main St.
REISER, Matt (Helen) cashier Commercial State Bank O H&L 318 W Washington St Ind tel.
REISER, Mrs. Luella.
REISER, Mrs. Chas. 4 ch O H&L 1037 Dodd St.
REISER, Paul M. (Lena) 4 ch shoe store T H&L 2h 412 W Washington St Ind tel.
REISER, Rosanna student 318 W Washington St Ind tel.
REITER, Dorothy student 805 W Washington St Ind tel.
REITER, F. W. (Mary E.) 3 ch insurance and loans 120 W Washington St. See adv.
REITER, H. E. (Dorothy) 1 ch machinist T H&L 231 Meekison St.
REITER, Mrs. Ella 1 ch O H&L 231 Meekison St.
RENNER, A. F.
RENNER, Dora school teacher 1044 Willard St Ind tel.
RENNER, Emma school teacher 1044 Willard St Ind tel.
RENNER, Frank (Della) painter and paperhanger O H&L 1044 Willard St Ind tel.
RETTIG, Albert 2 ch carpenter O H&L 313 W Barnes St Ind tel.
RETTIG, Frank (Louisa) 3 ch works at foundry O H&6Lots 2h lc 403 Brownell St.
RETTIG, George.
RETTIG, Henry (Minnie) 3 ch tinner O H&L 1119 Stephenson St.
REYNOLDS, C. E. insurance O H&L 527 Avon Place Ind tel. See adv.
REYNOLDS, Jeanne E. housekeeper 527 Avon Place Ind tel.
RHINEBOLT, Geo. (Margaret) works at windmill factory O H&L 225 Front St.
RHODES, Mary O H&L 429 S Perry St Ind tel.
RHODES, Wm. V. (Sarah J.) laborer O H&L 264 Yeager St.
RHODY, Wm. (Elnora) 4 ch car repairer T H&L 1045 Scott St Ind tel.
RICE, Augusta 718 W Washington St Ind tel.
RICE, Caroline O H&L 718 W Washington St Ind tel.
RICE, Gertrude staying at home 718 W Washington St Ind tel.
RICE, John H (Viola) clerk T H&L 718 W Washington St Ind tel.
RICE, Malvin student 718 W Washington St Ind tel.
RICH, B. M. (Lucinda) saw mill O H&L 645 Strong St.
RICH, H. C.
RICHARDS, James (Audrey) brakeman T 619 Hobson St Ind tel.
RICHTER, E. (Ida) sign painter O H&L 824 Daggett Ave Ind tel.
RICHTER, Eda student 824 Daggett Ave Ind tel.
RIEGER, Frank (Ida) janitor O H&L Perry St Ind tel.
RIEGER, Fred (Mary) 6 ch works at brewery T H&L 646 Euclid St.
RIEGER, Geo. mason T H&L 635 E Washington St.
RIEGER, Gustave (son Mrs. Geo.) la-borer bds 611 E Main St.
RIEGER, J. M. probate judge O H&L 640 Hobson St Ind tel.
RIEGER, Margaret.
RIEGER, Thomas laborer bds 604 Hobson St Ind tel.
RIEGER, Wm. (Lizzie) works in wind-mill factory O H&L 1016 Stephenson St.
RIEGER., Mrs. Geo. 1 ch O H&L 611 E Main St.
RINGHEISEN, John Q. (Lulu) 2 ch city mail carrier O 418 Avon Place Ind tel.
RIPLEY, Geo. laborer 123 Taylor St.
RITTER, Chas. (Lulu) motorcycle agent O H&L 511 N Perry St Ind tel. See adv.
RITTER, Fred (Olive) 2 ch chauffeur T flat 514 1/2 N Perry St.
RITTER, Samuel (Hannah) janitor O H&L 318 W Maumee Ave.
RITTER, Sarah housekeeper T H&L 539 Avon Place Ind tel.
RITTER, W. A. (Adelia) 3 ch architect O H&L 423 Welsted St Ind tel.
ROBINSON, Edward (Cora) cement worker O H&L 1022 Dodd St Ind tel.
RODDY, E. A. (Grace) laborer T H&L 1131 Stephenson St.
RODDY, H. C. (Bernice) 2 ch barber O H&L 229 E Front St.
ROESSING, Ferdinand student 211 W Washington St Ind tel.
ROESSING, Ferdinand (Dorothy) 1 ch ret O H&L 211 W Washington St Ind tel.
ROHL, John IL 2 ch drives ice wagon 517 E Washington St.
ROHRS, Donald Woodlawn Ave.
ROHRS, Geo. A.
ROHRS, H. F. (Edna) 1 ch physician O H&L 331 W Clinton St Ind tel.
ROHRS, H. F. (Helen) night watchman O H&L 331 Cary St Ind tel.
ROHRS, Henry Sr. (Katie) Vice President Napoleon State Bank O H&L 545 High St Ind tel.
ROHRS, Mrs. Minnie O H&L 929 Haley Ave Ind tel.
ROHRS, Tony (Minnie) driver bds 929 Haley Ave Ind tel.
ROHRS, Wm. (Emma) 4 ch racket store O H&L Woodlawn Ave. See adv.
ROLLIN, O. E. (Anna) grocer T H&L 125½ W Washington St Ind tel. See adv.
ROONEY, Geo. (Elizabeth) ret O H&L 205 W Barnes St.
ROSE, Sarah T H&L 123 Taylor St.
ROSEBROCK, Henry (Anna) 1 ch ret O H&L 422 E Main St.
ROSTETTER, J. R. (Ola) 4 ch mason O H&L 503 E Washington St.
ROSTETTER, J. F. laborer.
ROTHENBERGER, C. E. (Olga) 1 ch hard-ware O H&L 323 W Clinton St Ind tel.
ROTHENBERGER, F. E. (Della) 1 ch hard-ware O H&L 416 W Washington St Ind tel.
ROUND, A. F. (Emma) pop corn wagon O H&L 234 Front St Ind tel.
ROUND, Anna school teacher 234 Front St.
ROUND, Frank E. drives auto truck 234 Front St.
ROUND, J. (Anna) 2 ch plumbing T H&L 255 Yeager St.
