May-June 2001

Henry County Genealogical Society Newsletter
Volume 15, Number 3, May-June 2001

MEETINGS

May 21, 2001, Monday, 7:00 pm

The meeting will be held at Napoleon Public Library, 310 W. Clinton St., Napoleon. Use the front door. Our speaker will be Jane Yarnell and the topic “Mayflower Women.”

June 18, 2001, Monday, 7:00 pm

Nancy Buchanan will speak on using school and township records for research. The meeting will be held at the Deshler Edwin Wood Memorial Library.

FIRST FAMILIES

If you are interested in applying for First Families of Henry County, contact Kathy Bishop at First Family Query for more details. Be sure to check out the First Families link on our Web site as well.

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. Please encourage your church to have the records microfilmed — contact Bowling Green State University Archives or email us at Information Request for details.

QUERIES

ROSEBROCK
Searching for information on Ohio Rosebrocks who came from Hiddigen, Germany.
Submitter: Karl (via email).

HENRY COUNTY, OHIO – MISCELLANEOUS DEED RECORDS

The following records are from the Recorder’s Office at the court house in Napoleon. Book and page of original book in which record may be found is given in parenthesis. *From Gateway to the West, Oct. 1976.

Dorothy PALMER to John SCOFIELD, both of Henry Co., OH; 12/22/1860; $25; 1 acre NE 1/4 Sec. 35, T6N, R5E, Ridgeville Twp. (Deed book 7, p. 563)
Francis A. PALMER of Fulton Co., OH, Cordelia STOUT and Joseph A. STOUT, her husband, John O. PALMER, David Henry PALMER adn Charles B. PALMER, all of Henry Co., OH, heirs of Barten PALMER, dec’d to John SCOFIELD; 12/22/1860 $1; S 1/2 W 1/2 NE 1/4 and SE 1/2 E 1/2 NW 1/4 Sec. 35, T6N, R5E. (Deed book 7, p. 564)
Dorothy PALMER and David Henry PALMER to John SCOFIELD; 12/22/1860; Whereas Barton PALMER, dec’d executed his will dated 3/4/1853 and that Dorothy and David Henry PALMER as executors of same now deed S 1/2 W 1/2 NE 1/4 Sec. 35, T6N, R5E, and also S 1/2 E 1/2 NW 1/4 Sec. 35, T6N, R5E except one acre used as a family burying ground of Palmer Family and now fenced in with the public cemetery. (Deed book 7, p. 565) *Ed. note: These cemeteries are now the Locust Grove and St. Peter Cemeteries.
Milton CROCKET and Sarah his wife, Nelson CROCKET and Sarah A. his wife to Abner LEMART all of Henry Co., OH; 2/12/1857; Power of Attorney to sell land being W 1/2 SW 1/4 Sec. 22, TSN, R7E. (Deed book 6, p. 477)

From THE MAUMEE VALLEY CHRONICLE
(a list of early settlers)

1829
John & Magdelina LIKE (Poplar Ridge), Pleasant Twp.
D. B. WALLS (Canal Surveyor), Ridgeville Twp.
1830
Chester ROBINSON – born in Canada, one of first in, Freedom Twp.
Edward & Sina Ann MURPHY – one of the organizers of, Myo Twp. [present-day Washington Twp.] Hazel & Sabrina STRONG – Mr. Strong was a surveyor and was in the county before this date; he was also the first Henry County Auditor; Harrison Twp.
1831
Joseph & Margaret COWDRICK and 4 children, Harrison Twp.
Edwin SCRIBNER & Lucinda BUCKLIN were m. 1831 in, Myo Twp. [present-day Washington Twp.] 1832
Joseph HEATH and family – nephew of Jared SCOFIELD, Flatrock Twp.
J. P. WHIPPLE and family – brother-in-law of Jared SCOFIELD, Flatrock Twp.
1833
Israel WAITE, Flatrock Twp.
Christian STOUT and family – nephew of Geo. STOUT, Flatrock Twp.
William HUNTER, Flatrock Twp.
Thomas BROWN, Flatrock Twp.
Amos & Nancy COLE and family Bros.-in-law, Flatrock Twp.
Reuben & Mary WAITE and family – Bros.-in-law, Flatrock Twp.
Jared & Susanna SCOFIELD and son, James, Flatrock Twp.
Caleb & Sarah MOREY and family, Flatrock Twp.
Xenophon MEADE, Flatrock Twp.
William BOWEN – First Henry County Coroner, Flatrock Twp.
John & Mary STOUT, and son, Adam, Flatrock Twp.
George & Sarah LUKENBILL, an ex-soldier, Flatrock Twp.
Daniel & Elizabeth SMITH and sons, Andrew, Francis, Flatrock Twp.
Elnathon COREY, Damascus Twp.
David J. COREY, Damascus Twp.
Charles BUCKLIN, Damascus Twp.
Samuel ROCKWELL, and family, Liberty Twp.
John and Lorena WRIGHT, Liberty Twp.
Arnold ANGEL and wife and son, Hiram H., Richfield Twp.
Frederick LORD, Napoleon Twp.
Dr. William BARRY, Napoleon Twp.
Samuel & Catherine Dull, near Henry-Wood Co. line
William MEEKER, Eli PHILLIPS, Samuel STUTESMAN, settled in what is now Fulton County

Veterans Information

Prompted by a letter from one of our members, I called the Henry County Veterans Service and spoke with Gary McMaster. He has some of the Civil War Rosters, a Mexican War Roster, the World War I Rosters, and the Roster of the Spanish-American War. He is willing to work with people who stop in at his office in the Hahn Center across the street from the courthouse, but please call before going as he is not in the office all the time. Keep in mind that he does not have (and the government will not release) all the information on veterans from more recent wars-WWII, Korean War, and Vietnam War. He does have free magazines which advertise reunions of units from these wars and sometimes information can be traced through them.
–Karen Sunderman, editor

From THE OFFICIAL ROSTER of OHIO SOLDIERS in the WAR WITH SPAIN, 1898-1899
(published by the Ohio General Assembly 1916, by Edward T. Miller Co., Columbus, OH)

Sixth Reg. Ohio Volunteer Infantry Co. F Napoleon
(not all Henry Co. soldiers listed here — for more information, email the editor at Ohio Soldier Information Request.

Joseph A. MUSSER, Capt.
Charles W. JACKSON, 1st Lieut.
Homer W. LOOMIS, 2nd Lieu
William E. CROCKETT, 1st Sgt.
Charles M. McGILL, Q. M. Sgt.
Ross J. WEBB, Sgt.
Joseph B. VOCKE, Jr., Sgt.
Wilbur B. HARTMAN, Sgt.
Frederick W. RIGGS, Sgt.
George H. GUNN, Cpl.
Milton H. BALSINGER, Cpl.
Frank A. GOLDENSTAR, Cpl.
Joseph M. RIEGER, Cpl.
Wallace B. WYANDT, Cpl.
Edward D. HILGENDORF, Cpl.
Frank E. BROWNELL, Cpl.
Malcum V. MEEKISON, Cpl.
Sherman BENSKIN, Cpl.
Cecil L. GARDINER, Cpl.
William C. KANNEY, Cpl.
John E. THOMPSON, Cpl.
George T. HISER, Cook
John E. TIETJINS, Musician
Charles B. EMERY, Musician
Charles E. PALMER, Wagoner
Warren KIRK, Artificer

The following men are listed as being privates in Co. F, 6th OVI:

BABCOCK, Charles H.
BABCOCK, Okey
BABCOCK, Jesse L.
BALDWIN, Albert J.
BARBEE, William
BAUMAN, Caleb
BOWERS, Jacob Y.
BROWN, James M.
BRUBAKER, Charles E.
CALENDINE, Charles
CAMERON, William S.
CARPENTER, Emery L.
CARROLL, Jacob
CARROLL, Alonzo
DAOUST, Edward M.
ELEY, Frank A.
FENSTERMACHER, Jacob
GLEASON, Clarence E.
GUTHIER, John . Jr.
HAGERTY, James H.
HALY, Adam A.
HILL, Alva
JOHNSON, Eugene E.
KAPPLER, Joseph W.
KING, John
KING, Charles F.
KRAMPE, Frederick R.
LAZENBY, Grant
LONG, Lewis E.
MIDDLETON, Preston B.
MINCHE, George A.
MARTIN, Nathan C.
McGILL, Welton A.
MUELLER, Jacob
OSTRANDER, Claude H.
PALMER, Henry H.
PUDER, Henry
RASEY, George A.
REDMAN, Murrell R.
REINBOLT, Clay A.
REEL, Charles
RHYNARD, Samuel E.
RITTER, Algie
ROBINSON, Cassius M. C.
SHASTEEN, William
SHOOK., Lea M.
STEGALL,Orlo
SWINEHART, Harlan(?)
SWINN, Rollie T.
SWITZER, Asa
TEEPLE, Berton
TRIPP, Norman P.
TUTTLE, Harry T.
URBAN, Paul O.
VANPELT, George W.
VANDERBROCK, Anthony A.
VANDERBROCK, Raymond T.
VIERS, J. Dorr
VOLLRATH, Albert R.
WADAMS, George W.
WATSON, David G.
WEAVER, Charles R.
WELLS, Perry E.
WRIGHT, Ralph
WUSTENFELT, Charles
ZENZ, John

Discharged (usually due to illness):

BAKER, Orville H., Pvt.
CAMERON, Charles A., Cpl.
CARTER, Albert G., Pvt., Transferred
EDWARDS, William S., Cpl., Deserted, d. 21 Aug 1898 in Hosp. Camp Thomas, GA
EVANS, Herbert L., Cpl.
FRANKFATHER, James W. 2nd Lieut.
FROST, F. Fisk, Q.M. Sgt.
GREEN, Armitage J., Pvt.
HOLMES, Archie J., Pvt.
HUGHES, Harley W., Pvt.
MOORE, Wallace G., Pvt.
SNYDER, Leo A., Cpl.
STOUT, Calvin H., Pvt.
TRUMBLE, Charles R., Pvt.
VanNESS, Nelson A., wagoner
WALCOTT, Austin S., 1 Sgt.
WALCOTT Joshua L., Pvt.
WALKER, Cloyce, Musician, Died

GERMAN DEFINITIONS

HOF – The word Hof pertains to the main house on a piece of property. However it can also be understood as the whole farm entity. It was used for Vollhof, Halbhofe and for the Kote or Kotner Hof

VOLLMEIER – or MEIER – is a serf, with limited freedom, holding a contract from the local liege lord, based on tithes and other taxes plus the Corvee duty. It was understood that the liege lord owned the land, but that the serf owned certain limited rights in the buildings and equipment. The Vollmeier farm was usually about 30 to 90 morgan land with privileges in the communal land.

MORGAN – a land measure of .61775 acre. Four morgan = 1 hectare. One hectare = 2.471 acres.
–from Barbara Helberg’s Family History Book and Lucille Sunderman

December Session (of the County Commissioners) 1849

Ordered that the sum of twenty five dollars be and the same is hereby appropriated to constructing a bridge across (Haon?) creek in Washington township and that Samuel H. Steedman be appointed to expend the Same said appropriation to be out of the bridge fund.
Ordered that the donation of town lots in the town of Napoleon Henry County Ohio made by the proprietors of said town, on the fifteenth day of November AD. 1849 be accepted, and that there be built of brick and stone work on the site occupied by the recent court house in the county, a court house and jail in one building and four fire proof offices in another building near the said court house, that said first building be of the demintions (sic) of forty by sixty feet two stories high and conformable to the plan and specifications hereinafter provided for and that the second building be of the dimentions (sic) of twenty by sixty feet divided into four equal offices, or apartments and in further particulars in accordance with the plan and specifications aforesaid, and that Hazael Strong and L. L. Patrick are hereby authorized to procure and deposit by the fourteenth day of the present month in the office of the county auditor, an accurate draft of the plan of said buildings with full accompanying specifications and in accordance with the aforesaid general dimentions ( sic), the costs of obtaining which draft and specifications shall be paid out of the county treasury. That upon the filing of said draft and specifications in the office of the county auditor the same shall be open for inspection and the auditor is hereby ordered to cause a notice to be immediately published in the Defiance Democrat and Toledo Republican, that proposals will be received under seal at the auditors office until the 4th day of January AD. 1850, for the building of said buildings at which time a contract for the building thereof will be made.
Ordered that Isaac Corsheuer/Corshener (?) receive an order out of the bridge fund for his services as agent in expending the appropriations heretofore confided to him as agent for the commissioners for the sum of twenty dollars.

Special Session (of the County Commissioners) December 17, 1849

Ordered that the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars be and the same is hereby appropriated for the purpose of building a bridge across the canal at Damascus near the residence of D. B. Guyler (?), where the bridge across the canal now stands, and that David F. Welsted be and he is hereby appointed agent to expend said appropriation and construct said bridge, making report of his proceedings to future sessions of the county commissioners, said money to be appropriated out of the bridge fund.
Ordered, that the plans and specifications of the public buildings for Henry County consisting of a court house and jail in one building and a separate building to contain four fire proof offices is hereby ordered to be placed on file in this office, and the same are adopted. Said plans and specifications are (unreadable) filed Dec. 18, 1849, and are signed by the county auditor. And it is further ordered that the sum of two thousand dollars be and the same is hereby appropriated out of the county treasury for the construction and completion of said buildings, four thousand of which sum shall be levied and collected during the year 1850 and four thousand during the year 1851 and the remainder of said sum, which shall include the cost of said buildings during the year 1852, and is it (sic) further ordered that the time for the letting of said buildings is hereby extended until the fifteenth day of January 1850, and that the county auditor publish the same in the Toledo Republican and Defiance Democrat.
Ordered that Alexander Craig P. M. (post master) be allowed the sum of $1.48 for postage charged to county auditor from 1st June to the 17th Dec., 1849 as per bill filed.
Ordered that D. F. Welsted and Charles Honung (sic) receive each an order on the county treasurer to the amount of twelve dollars for services rendered as county commissioners to date.
On motion the county commissioners adjourned to meet on the 15th day of January AD. 1850.

1916 FARMERS’ DIRECTORY

WENNER, Thomas (Odelessa) 4 ch farmer T 80a 4h 8c R3 Deshler Bar 65 Ind tel.
WENSINK, Chas. (son Henry) farmer bas R2 Deshler Bar 105 B tel.
WENSINK, Dora (dau Henry) housekeeper R2 Deshler Bar 105 B tel.
WENSINK, Henry (Regina) 5 ch farmer O 200a 10h 3c R2 Deshler Bar 105 B tel.
WENSINK, Wm. farmer RD Deshler Bar.
WENZINGER, Francis ret O 87a Rl New Bavaria Ple 78 Ind tel.
WENZINGER, Mrs. Mary O 80a 1h Hamler.
WENZINGER, Mrs. Mary ret O R2 New Bavaria Ple 55 Ind tel.
WENZINGER, Mat H. (Gertrude) 4 ch farmer O 208a 4h 12c R2 New Bavaria Ple 55 Ind tel.
WERDER, Henry farmer R10 Archbold Rid.
WESCHE, Albert (Emma) furniture & un­dertaking Ridgeville Corners Rid 43 Ind tel.
WESCHE, Chas. (Emma) 3 ch furniture & undertaking Ridgeville Corners Rid 43 Ind tel.
WESCHE, Daniel ret O 140a R3 Stryker Rid 30 Ind tel.
WESCHE, Esther (dau John) R4 Napoleon Rid 34 Ind tel.
WESCHE, Frieda (dau Wm.) housekeeper R4 Napoleon Rid 40 Ind tel.
WESCHE, John (Lucinda) 2 ch farmer O 80a 2H&L 4h 5c R4 Napoleon Rid 34 Ind tel.
WESCHE, Laura (dau Dan) housekeeper R3 Stryker Rid 30 Ind tel.
WESCHE, Wm. (Charlotte) 9 ch farmer O 60a 3h 6c R4 Napoleon Rid 40 Ind tel.
WESCOTT, Maria 6 ch ret O 20a R3 Mc­Clure Rhfd 35 Ind tel.
WESLEY, Geo. A. laborer bds R6 Napo­leon Har 34.
WESLEY, Wm. (Sarah Jane) 3 ch laborer T H&L R6 Napoleon Har 34.
WESNER, Isaac (C.) laborer O H&L Ham­ler.
WESNER, Valentine (Mary) 2 ch laborer O H&L Hamler.
WESNER, W. A. (Ada) 2 ch signalman on B & O R R O H&L Hamler Ind tel.
WEST, A. G. (Lottie) 2. ch clothing & gents furnishings Maplewood St Lib­erty Center 74 Ind tel.
WEST, Forest (Maud) 4 ch lineman T H&L High St Liberty Center Ind tel.
WEST, J. T., JR. (Mary) carpenter O H&L Young St Liberty Center.
WEST, J. T., SR., Liberty Center.
WEST, W. W., Jr. (Leona) 1 ch clerk T H&L Damascus St Liberty Center.
WESTHOVEN, Frank 6 ch farmer O 60a 411 6c R2 Napoleon Lib 10 Ind tel.
WESTHOVEN, Joseph (Elizabeth) 6 ch farmer O 140a 6h 20c R2 Liberty Center Wash 22 Ind tel.
WESTHOVEN, Leo J. (Bertha) 1 ch farmer T H&L 1c R2 Napoleon Nap 99 Ind tel.
WESTHOVER, B. E. (Frances) farmer T 80a 3h R2 Liberty Center Wash 22 Ind tel.
WESTINGHAUSEN, C. H. farmer RD Napo­leon Flrk.
WESTINGHAUSEN, Phillip F. (Ida S.) 2 ch farmer O 90a 7h 14c R3 Napoleon Flrk 49 Ind tel.
WESTINGHAUSEN, P. E. farmer RD Napo­leon Flrk.
WESTNER, Jacob (Iva) 1 ch railroad sec­tion hand O H&L Hamler Ind tel.
WESTRICK, A. C. (son J. A.) farmer R1 Hamler Mar 9 Ind tel.
WESTRICK, Frank (Threasa) 3 ch farm­ing T 120a 3h 1c R2 New Bavria Ple 83 Ind tel.
WESTRICK, H. F. Hamler. Westrick, John Albert farmer O 80a 5h 2c R1 New Bavaria Ple 111 Ind tel.
WESTRICK, John A. (Mary M.) O 360a 9h 11c Rl Hamler Mar 9 Ind tel.
WESTRICK, J. H. (son J. A.) farmer Rl Hamler Mar 9 Ind tel.
WESTRICK, Lewis (Katie) 9 ch farmer O 80a 5h 2c R2 New Bavaria Ple 86.
WESTRICK, Mary J. Rl New Bavaria Ple 116 Ind tel.
WESTRICK, Walter S. (Nora) 3 ch farming O 85a 2h 7c Rl New Bavaria Mar 21.
WESTRICK, William J. (An la M.) 2 ch farming O 80a 4h 3c R5 Leipsic Mar 42 Ind tel.
WHEATON, Wm. Ridgeville Corners. Wheeler, Mrs. A. M. bds N Main St Liberty Center.
WHEELER, Caleb E. farmer O 80a 4h 4c R5 Napoleon Har 46 Ind tel.
WHEELER, G. G. farmer RD Napoleon Har.
WHEELER, Julian H. farmer T 80a 1h R5 Napoleon Har 46.
WHEELER, Mildred L. housework bds R5 Napoleon Har 46.
WHEELER, Wesley (Rosa) 8 ch day la­borer T H&L 1h Pleasant Bend.
WHIPPLE, G. W. (Nora B.) 6 ch farmer T 80a 2h l0c R1 Liberty Center Wash 1 Ind tel.
WHITAKER, Elizabeth ret O l54a Colton Ind tel.
WHITAKER, Ray H. (Lillian Grace) 2 ch ,farmer T 154a 7h 14c Colton Ind tel.
WHITE, Mrs. Ida, Liberty Center.
WHITEHEAD, Reno farm hand bds R1 McClure Rhfd 64 Ind tel.
WHITEHEAD, Walter farm hand bds Rl McClure Rhfd 64 Ind tel.
WHITEMAN, Chas. G. farmer R4 Napo­leon Nap.
WHITEMAN, Fred W. (Pearl) 1 ch farm­er T 80a 3h 12c R3 Liberty Center Lib 62 Ind tel.
WHITEMAN, H. L. farmer RD Wauseon Lib.
WHITEMAN, M. L. (Maleda) 3 ch farm­er O 308a 6h 30c R3 Liberty Cen­ter Lib 58 Ind tel.
WHITEMAN, Tarry A. (Cleola G.) 1 ch farmer T 150a 4h 10c R3 Liberty Center Lib 57 Ind tel.
WHITEMIRE, Chas. E. ( Jennie) 4 ch farmer T l00a 5h 5c R3 Liberty Center Lib 44 Ind tel.
WHITMAN, Charles (Irene) 1 ch farmer T 3a Rl McClure Dms 71 Ind tel.
WHITMAN, Emma O 3a bds Rl McClure Dms 71 Ind tel.
WHITMER, H. H. (Nora) painter T 3a 1h 2c R3 Liberty Center Lib 46 Ind tel.
WHITMER, Minnie E. farmer Liberty Center.
WHITMORE, S. S. farmer Liberty Center.
WHITNEY, F. E. (Alta) 1 ch farming O 80a 5h 3c R3 McClure Rhfd 39 Ind tel.
WHITNEY, Ray R3 McClure.
WHITTAKER, James (Mary E.) 1 ch la­borer T H&L Grelton Rhfd 1.
WIECHERS, Henry (Louise) 1 ch farmer T 70a 3h, 5c Napoleon Nap 66 Ind tel.
WIECHERS, Wm. (Mary) farmer O 60a 1h 1c R4 Napoleon Nap 66.
WIEDING, Fred (Minnie) 1 ch farmer O 61a 3h 7c R9 Archbold Rid 55 Ind tel.
WIEDING, John (Ella) farmer R9 Arch­ bold, Rid 55 Ind tel.
WIELAND, Albert G. (Mary) 7 ch farm er O 46a 6h 4c R2 Holgate Flrk 18 Ind tel.
WIENER, John F. (Hope) 3 ch farmer T 35 & O 25a 3h 7c McClure Dms 71 Ind tel.
WILCOX, Clyde (Alma) 1 ch farmer T 120a 3h 6c R3 McClure Rid 69 Ind tel.
WILCOX, Earl (son J. S.) farmer 1h R2 Deshler Bar 76 Ind tel.
WILCOX, Edison R. F. D. Mail Carrier O H&L 2h McClure Dms 71 Ind tel.
WILCOX, Electa McClure.
WILCOX, Elizabeth 4 ch ret R1 Deshler Bar 88 Ind tel.
WILCOX, Howard J. (Maud) 5 ch farmer T 80a R5 Napoleon Dms 34 Ind tel.
WILCOX, H. (Chloe) 1 ch farmer O 40a 2h R1 McClure Dms 66 Ind tel.
WILCOX, James E. farmer McClure.
WILCOX, John (Electa) 2 ch farmer O 40a 3h 4c R2 McClure Dms 106 Ind tel.
WILCOX, J. S. (Dora) 5 ch farmer O 175a 8h 9c R2 Deshler Bar 76 Ind tel.
WILCOX, M. C. bds 1c R1 McClure Dms 66 Ind tel.
WILCOX, M. F. (Sarah M.) farmer O 70a 3h 4c R1 McClure Dms 66 Ind tel.
WILCOX, S. E. (Kate) farmer O 40a 2h 6c McClure Dms 69 Ind tel.
WILCOX, S. O. (Merta) 2 ch T 160a 6h 3c R4 Deshler Bar 51 Ind tel. WILCOX, W. F. farmer McClure.
WILDENROTH, A. H. RD Deshler Bar.
WILDENROTH, Mrs. J. RD Deshler Bar.
WILDING, D. F. (Margaret) photographer O H&L Holgate Ind tel.
WILDUNG, Frank H. (Edith) commercial photographer T H&L Holgate Ind tel.
WILDUNG, Sophia (dau D.F.) house maid Holgate Ind tel.
WILES, Charles (Cora R) 1 ch farmer O 80a 5h 5c R1 Colton Washington 55 Ind tel.
WILES, C. L. (Dora) 2 ch grocer T H&L 1h 2c R3 Liberty Center Lib 23 Ind tel.
WILES, Wilson (Susie E.) 5 ch farmer O 60a 3h 4c Rl Colton Wash 56 Ind tel.
WILFORD, James Ashley 3 ch farmer O 57a 5h 10c R1 Napoleon Dms 14 Ind tel.
WILHELM, Adam (Margaret) 7 ch farming T 160a 5h 1c R5 Leipsic Mar 20.
WILHELM, Christina housekeeper T H&L Holgate.
WILHEML, Frank (son Jno.) farm hand bds R1 New Bavaria Ple 102 Ind tel.
WILHELM, John, Jr. (Christina) 2 ch farming T 80a 3h 9c R1 New Bavaria Ple 102 Ind tel.
WILHELM, John, SR. (Mary) farmer O 6.80a 8h 10c R1 New Bavaria Ple 102 Ind tel.
WILHELM, Joseph (Mary E.) 3 ch farm­ing T 120a 411 5c R5 Leipsic Mar 20.
WILHELM, Josephine (dau Jno.) bas R1 New Bavaria Ple 102.
WILHELM, Katharine (dau Jno.) bas R1 New Bavaria Ple 102.
WILHELM, Peter (Frances) 2 ch farm hand bas R1 New Bavaria Ple 102.
WILLARD, Harry A. farmer Rl Hamler Mar.
WILLARD, H. L. R2 Hamler. Willard, John (son Lucy) laborer bas R4 Napoleon Nap 31.
WILLARD, Lucy (wid Samuel) 1 ch ret O H&L R4 Napoleon Nap 31.
WILLEMAN, Ellen 6 ch ret O 79a R4 Ridgeville Corners Rid 43 Ind tel.
WILLEMAN, Jacob (son Ellen) laborer bas R4 Ridgeville Corners Rid 43.
WILLEMAN, J. M. (Florence) hotel O H&L Ridgeville Corners Rid 62 1/2a Ind tel.
WILLEMAN, M. A. (Florence A.) 4 ch farmer T 79a 4h 4c R4 Napoleon Rid 43 Ind tel.
WILLEMAN, Oscar (son Ellen) carpenter bas R4 Ridgeville Corners Rid 43.
WILLEMAN, Sherman (Alice) 3 ch laborer T H&L Ridgeville Corners Rid 43.
WILLIAMS, Clarence (son John) thresh­ing bas R2 New Bavaria Ple 20 Ind tel.
WILLIAMS, Jacob (Clara) 2 ch farming T 100a 4h 2c R1 Custar Rhfd 86.
WILLIAMS, James (Rebecca) laborer O H&L Hamler.
WILLIAMS, John (Jane) 2 ch farmer O 40a 2h 3c R2 New Bavaria Ple 20 Ind tel.
WILLIAMS, Joseph 6 ch ret Rl Deshler Bar 89 Ind tel.
WILLIAMS, Ora (Sadie) 1 ch farming T l60a 5h 3c Rl Malinta Rhfd 14.
WILLIAMS, Roial S. farmer bas Rl Grand Rapids Dms 104 1/2a Ind tel.
WILLIAMS, Sylvester (Sarah A.) farmer O 5a 2h 1c R1 Grand Rapids Dms 104 1/2a Ind tel. ­
WILLIAMS, William 3 ch farm hand R1 Hamler Mar 48 Ind tel.
WILLIAMSON, R. H. (Minnie) farmer O 40a 3h 1c R4 Deshler Bar 60 Ind tel.
WILLIER, A. (Elsie) 3 ch farmer T 40a 3h Rl Custar Rhfd 85 Ind tel.
WILLIER, Geo. (Anna M.) 1 ch ret O 100a 4h 6c R3 Weston Rhfd 76 Ind tel.
WILLIER, John F. RD Deshler Bar.
WIMER, Mabel (dau N. S.) housekeeper R3 Weston Rhfd 77 Ind tel.
WIMER, N. S. (Amanda) 2 ch farming O 40a 2h 2c R3 Weston Rhfd 77 Ind tel.
WILMER, George (Adena) I ch farmer T 160a 5h 7c R2 McClure Dms 100 Ind tel.
WILMER, H. W. McClure.
WILMER, J. F. farmer McClure.
WILMER, Paul F. farmer R5 Napoleon Dms.
WILSBERG, Anna (dau Christina) bds R1 New Bavaria Ple 93 Ind tel.
WILSBERG, Mrs. Christina 1 ch farmer O 60a 5h 4c R1 New Bavaria Ple 93 Ind tel.
WILSBERG, Elizabeth (dau Christina) bas R1 New Bavaria Ple 93 Ind tel.
WILSBERG, Joseph (son Christina) farm hand bds R1 New Bavaria. Ple 93 Ind tel.
WILSBERG, Lena (dau Christina) bds R1 New Bavaria Ple 93 Ind tel.
WILSBERG, William (son Christina) farm hand 1h bds R1 New Bavaria Ple 93 Ind tel.
WILSON, Edyth housekeeper R2 Malinta Mon 59 Ind tel.
WILSON, Frank (Ethel) 3 ch farmer O 30a 2h 3c R1 Colton Wash 23.
WILSON, Fred (Rosetta) 6 ch farmer O 115a 4h 5c R2 Holgate Flrk 18 Ind tel.
WILSON, James (Elizabeth) 1 ch farmer O 40a 1h 2c R2 Holgate Flrk 33 Ind tel.
WILSON, Joseph M. (Lizzie) 3 ch farmer T 118a 5h 8c R3 Holgate Flrk 9 Ind tel.
WILSON, J. Anderson (Hattie) 2 ch livestock buyer O 62a 2h 2c R2 Holgate Flrk 19 Ind tel.
WILSON, Kenneth Ridgeville Corners.
WILSON, Robert W. (Matilda) 2 ch farmer O 56a 3h 4c R2 Holgate Flrk 33 Ind tel.
WILSON; T.M. (Rosa A.) ret O 118a H&L Holgate.
WILSON, Wm. (Florence) 2 ch laborer Holgate.
WILSON, W. E. (Inez) T 80a 3h 3e R3 Holgate Flrk 51 Ind tel.
WILSON, W. H. (Ella) ret O 80a 1c Holgate Ind tel.
WINBAUER, Martin (Clarissa) 5 ch agent O H&L Holgate.
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