Volume 29, Number 3, May-June 2015

A PUBLICATION OF:

THE HENRY COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
P. O. BOX 231
DESHLER, OHIO 43516
www.henrycountyohiogenealogy.org

The Henry County Genealogical Society Newsletter is now published quarterly. The editor reserves the right to accept or reject any material submitted. The Newsletter is copyright protected, but the Society gives permission for material to be copied for personal research and to other chapter newsletters for their use. Any other use of this material should carry written permission from the Henry County Genealogical Society and acknowledge the source. Annual membership is $10.00 for 1-2 people at the same address.

Meetings will be held quarterly or as announced in the newsletter. Publications for sale are listed on the last page with the newest ones appearing on the first page.

We print all queries that 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 as “Query” at wendypen@wcnet.org. After May 2016, queries may be directed to our website and will appear there.

Officers:

President	Bill Latta	billatta8@gmail.com
Treasurer/Membership Chmn.	Lucille Van Scoyoc	elvrrv2c@centurylink.net
Corresponding Secretary	Phyllis LaRue	409 W. Maple St. Deshler, OH 43516
Recording Secretary and First Families Chmn.	Kathy Bishop	10-292 Rd. E, Hamler, OH 43524 skbshp@embarq.com
News Reporter	Patricia Marshall	antiquepat@aol.com
Newsletter Editor	Karen Sunderman	wendypen@wcnet.org
Webmaster	Jim Rebar	jamesrebar@roadrunner.com

Meetings

May 18, 2015, Monday, 7:00 p.m.

Business meeting.

September 21, 2015, Monday, 7:00 p.m.

Business meeting

New Members

#526 Janet King, Delaware, OH 43015

Membership is $10 per year. Dues are paid the first of each year and newsletters are mailed from that date. Please address correspondence to the website, the editor, or to our P. O. Box. Include your membership # (on address label). All Henry Co. queries are printed free.

Newest Publications…

The updated cemetery books with all cemeteries read through 2013 are finished in a book form and on a flash drove. The books will be sold for $22.00 each, plus $3.00 shipping and handling. They will also be available as a searchable pdf file on a CD. One cemetery book per CD will be $10.00 and all 10 books on one CD for $50.00, including shipping and handling.

The original cemetery books on hand will be sold for $5.00 each plus $3.00 shipping and handling while the supply lasts.

New Meeting Schedule…

We will now be meeting four times a year in March, May, September, and November. With fewer active local members, we have been unable to keep up the pace of former years, so we have decided to cut back on some of our activities. Beginning in 2016, the newsletter will only be published four times per year. (See below for more information.)

Query

THOME

I am trying to find information on my ancestors with the last name Thome. I found a picture on the HCGS website with a Victorian farmhouse built in 1896, owned by Mathias Thome. If there is any way you can find me more information or documents on the Thome family, I would greatly appreciate it.

– Rhianne Schneider, New Bavaria 43548

A Sign of the Times*

“It’s a sign of the times, we suppose. Civic and community organizations across the country are experiencing declining membership year after year. A troubled economy is certainly one reason. So, too, is the difficulty in attracting a younger generation willing (or able) to participate. Family obligations, hectic work schedules, and financial constraints likely dissuade some. But, the success of this organization is dependent upon a younger demographic to continue” the work we have begun.

From the start our goal at Henry County Genealogical Society was to locate and disseminate genealogical information related to Henry County. Times have certainly changed. Anyone interested in their family history can find information on the internet. It may or may not be accurate, however, and those of us who began our searches by (literally) digging through dusty old records at courthouses or walking through freezing weather in cemeteries to find original sources are growing fewer and fewer.

The first part of this article (enclosed in quotation marks) was not written about the Henry County Genealogy Society, but it may well have been. With one exception, our officers have passed the senior citizen designation. We operate with a handful of regular attendees. This is a fact, not an excuse. Those in the next generation are more involved with attending their children’s activities than examining the lives of their ancestors. And that’s not all bad, just an explanation of life today.

Our local membership has dropped dramatically from the first years of our existence. That doesn’t mean we are not still finding and publishing information on Henry County or answering queries as we receive them. It does mean that we have fewer people to serve as officers of our organization and fewer able hands to do the many projects we would like to see accomplished.

If you live in or near Henry County, we urge you to become an active member. If you live at a distance, we hope we can continue to serve your needs.

– The editor and Officers of HCGS

*Friends of Tonoloway Primitive Baptist Church (preserving an historical church in Fulton County, PA) Newsletter Dec. 2014

14th Regiment of the 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

Company E

Mustered in April 27,1861, at Camp Taylor, Ohio by H. M. NEIL, Aid-de-Camp to Governor of Ohio, Mustering Officer. Mustered out August 13, 1861, at Toledo, Ohio, by John C. ROBINSON, Captain 5th Infantry, U.S.A. Mustering Officer.

NAME	Rank	Age	Information
BRADLEY, Edwin D.	Capt.	50	Appt. 24 Apr 1861; on 29th appt 1st Lt.; Adjutant
BRADLEY, Amon C.	Capt.	48	Appt. 1st Lt., promoted to Capt May 27
TALERDY, Davis S.	1st Lt.	31	Appt. 2nd Lt. promoted to 1st Lt. May 27
DOUGHTON, Orrin S.	2»d Lt.	25	Appt 1st Sgt. Promoted 2nd Lt. May 27
RUST, Henry	1st Sgt.	46	Appt. Sgt. Promoted 1st Sgt. May 27
HUYCK, Sanders M.	Sgt.	42	Mustered out with company
MOTT, Oscar	Sgt.	22	Mustered out with company
DONALDSON, Samuel	Sgt.	29	Appt Cpl.; Sgt May 27; wounded 8 July, 1861 at Laurel Hill, VA.
BOYERS, John	Cpl.	28	Mustered out with company
COONROD, Aquilla	Cpl.	28	Mustered out with company
ASHCROFT, James L.	Cpl.	32	Mustered out with company
WHIPPEL, Augustus W.	Cpl.	23	Mustered out with company
KINTIGH, Isaac E.	Musician	24	Mustered out with company
RITTENHOUR, Daniel	Musician	24	Mustered out with company
ALLIGER, Lemuel	Pvt.	20	Mustered out with company
ALLIGER, Levi	Pvt	18	Mustered out with company
AYRES, James L.	Pvt.	18	Mustered out with company
AYERS, Oscar T.	Pvt.	20	Mustered out with company
BARKDOLL, George E.	Pvt.	20	Mustered out with company
BATES, John	Pvt.	18	Mustered out with company
BAVIN, Charles	Pvt.	21	Mustered out with company
BENSON, Joseph D.	Pvt.	21	Mustered out with company
B0URDINE, Daniel	Pvt.	25	Mustered out with company
BRACE, John D.	Pvt.	21	Mustered out with company
BRADLEY, Amon M.	Pvt.	17	Mustered out with company
BRADLEY, James H.	Pvt.	17	Mustered out with company
BRANSON, Charles	Pvt.	26	Mustered out with company
BURGESS, Harvey H.	Pvt.	22	Mustered out with company
BURGESS, John H.	Pvt.	28	Mustered out with company
BURWELL, Henry S.	Pvt.	23	Mustered out with company
CHAPIN, Alonzo	Pvt.	19	No information given
CLINGER, George	Pvt.	21	Mustered out with company
COBB, Abner	Pvt.	28	Mustered out with company
COLE, Willard J.	Pvt.	45	Mustered out with company
COLLINS, Abraham	Pvt.	23	Mustered out with company
COOK, Bentley S.	Pvt.	20	Mustered out with company
DAKON, Levi S.	Pvt.	21	Mustered out with company
DENMAN, Edward P.	Pvt.	24	Mustered out with company
DEPIOR, Frank	Pvt.	22	Mustered out with company
DOMAN, Henry	Pvt.	26	Mustered out with company
DUNSCOMB, John F.	Pvt.	20	Mustered out with company
EVANS, John F.	Pvt.	21	Mustered out with company
EVANS, Thomas E.	Pvt.	23	Mustered out with company
FITZGERALD, Edward	Pvt.	25	Mustered out with company
GERO, Frank	Pvt.	25	Died 11 July 1861 of wounds received 3 June 1861 at Laurel Hil, VA
GOLL, George F.	Pvt.	18	Mustered out with company
GORSUCH, Charles H.	Pvt.	23	Mustered out with company
GRIES, Andrew W.	Pvt.	29	Appt. Cpl. 27 Apr, reduced 12 June. Mustered out with company
GUILLINGER, Isaac  Pvt.	Pvt.	23	Mustered out with company
GURWELL, William   Pvt.	Pvt.	30	Mustered out with company
HART, George W.    Pvt.	Pvt.	27	Mustered out with company
HOOPES, Alpheus    Pvt.	Pvt.	20	Mustered out with company
HOUSEMICK, Jacob	Pvt.	40	Mustered out with company
HUYCK, Hiram	Pvt.	23	Mustered out with company
HUYCK, John F.	Pvt.	21	Mustered out with company
HUYCK, Samuel E.	Pvt.	24	Mustered out with company
KESLER, John	Pvt.	19	Mustered out with company
KIMBLE, Benjamin	Pvt.	27	Mustered out with company
KIMBLE, Enos	Pvt.	23	Mustered out with company
KIMBLE, Henry	Pvt.	18	Mustered out with company
LANDAMAN, Orrin L.	Pvt.	22	Mustered out with company
LEICHTY, Henry	Pvt.	22	Mustered out with company
LEIGHTY, Jacob	Pvt.	20	Mustered out with company
LUTHER, Daniel M.	Pvt.	30	Mustered out with company
McCONEGHY, Archibald (1)	Pvt.	24	Mustered out with company
McCONEGHY, Archibald (2)	Pvt.	18	Mustered out with company
McGREW, Abram B.	Pvt.	20	Mustered out with company
McNEAL, James	Pvt.	21	Mustered out with company
MAPES, William	Pvt.	17	Mustered out with company
MATHEWS, Anson B.	Pvt.	25	Mustered out with company
MEAD, Sherman	Pvt.	21	Mustered out with company
MEEK, John	Pvt.	22	Mustered out with company
MILLER, William	Pvt.	23	Mustered out with company
MILLS, George W.	Pvt.	22	Mustered out with company
MITCHELL, Edward	Pvt.	22	Mustered out with company
MORRIS, Philetus W.	Pvt.	40	Mustered out with company
MYERS, Joseph M.	Pvt.	22	Mustered out with company
RADABAUGH, James M.	Pvt.	26	Mustered out with company
RADABAUGH, William H.	Pvt.	28	Mustered out with company
RATHMELL, George W.	Pvt.	18	Mustered out with company
REPLOGLE, William M.	Pvt.	23	Mustered out with company
RICHARDSON, George N.	Pvt.	20	Mustered out with company
RICHMAN, Chandler J.	Pvt.	19	Mustered out with company
SCHEER, John C.	Pvt.	22	Mustered out with company
SCHLOSSER, Ezra	Pvt.	19	Mustered out with company
SCHLOSSER, John	Pvt.	21	Mustered out with company
SKEELS, Finch	Pvt.	22	Mustered out with company
SLUSSER, Thomas	Pvt.	23	Mustered out with company
SMITH, Martin V.	Pvt.	23	Mustered out with company
SMITH, Richard	Pvt.	23	Mustered out with company

FINDING FAMILY IN GERMANY

Lori RABE ESCH, a member of HCGS, grew up in Freedom Twp. where her greatgrandfather, Frederick RABE cleared farmland and in 1872 built the farmhouse where she later lived. The only thing she knew about him was his birth date and the town in Germany where he was born. She e-mailed the Lutheran church in that town and amazingly they had his baptism record. Eventually, they put her in touch with Walter HOMANN, a researcher who traced the RABE line back to the early 1700’s. He then dug into her other lines: STOCKMAN, MOHRING, LUDEMAN, ARPS, SEEDORF and KOHNKE. Last September eight of her family members visited northwest Germany and the following is a translation of the newspaper article their visit engendered:

Giving the Long-Dead an Identity

Walter Homann Is a Passionate Genealogist / Data Search and Data Addiction

Walter Homann is addicted. Data-addicted. The Genealogist from Walsrode does passionate research on names and birth dates, facts and figures and puts them into a context. He created a pedigree of 3000 of his own ancestors, going back to the year 1532. During the last one and a half years, he was occupied with commissioned work: he did genealogy for a woman from Ohio who was unknown to him.

Walsrode. Lori Rabe Esch called the church office in Walsrode on Frb. 23,2013 searching for her ancestors. By a happy coincidence, Walter Homann was around overhearing that some staff traced Friedrich Wilhelm Rabe. Hearing that Friedrich Wilhelm Rabe’s mother was on her way from Verden to Stellichte riding a bike as her contractions fulminated and that she gave birth to Filius in Gross Heins, drew his interest.

Although the internet makes genealogy much easier, it was still like finding a needle in a haystack. The research made Walter Homann read old church records, visit other genealogists, travel to Stellichte, Newmuhlen, Bierde, Hudesmuhlen in Hodenhagen, Brockel and Fintel in Ronburg county.

His “intuition” told him to begin with taking a look at the confirmation records of the time. Not only did he find the name Friedrich Wilhelm Rabe, but even a remark on his mother Catherine Sophie Rabe who was born in Hilperdingen and baptized in Meinerdingen. “Next, I asked myself: where did her mother come from?”, says Homann who eventually tracked down the manor von Behr in Stellichte where aforesaid mother and father passed away in 1836.

By the way, the father was a shepherd. The trace lead him to the community of Steimbke (Neinburg county). “Church records were the source back then,” Homann explains, “only after 1875, bureaus of vital statistics came into existence.” It was in such a church record where he found the name Dietrich Heinrich Rabe—the shepherd who died in Stellichte—as well as a hint of his parents.

All’s well that ends well? Not for Walter Homann. He wanted to find out about what happened between his birth and death. Numerous old documents—but he lifted the secret. Deitrich Heinrich Rabe lived in Neumuhlen near Bierde, his occupation was shepherd, he was first married to a Margarethe Sophie Rumple and later to a Bertels from Eickeloh and moved to the former Kichspiel Hudelmuhlen.

Every day, Homann spent multiple hours in the “research-chamber” in his basement and seemed to be obsessed with the work. By the end of 2013, he had constructed a pedigree of the Rabe family comprising twelve generations and going back to 1744.

But Lori Rabe Esch has even more ancestors: a Ludemann as well as a Stockmann line. In this area these last names are almost as common as Meyer, Muller, Schmidt. But a data addict won’t be stopped by something like that. Walter Homann found out that the Stockmann line originally comes from Westenholz. The Ludemann line was more difficult to track down. As chance would have it, Walter Homann came across a promising marriage record. “I found a marriage entry saying that the father of a Ludemann who had married in Brockel, was the master smith. So, I went to the cemetery in Brockel. All of a sudden I saw this Ludemann smithy and Anita Ludemann opened the door.” The 79-year-old lady handed him a truly precious treasure—a complete list of ancestors of the Ludemanns including pictures and notes about houses that were still standing.

* By now the list of Lori Rabe Esch’s ancestors is complete. It comprises 1173 names—the result of (to be continued).

County Citizens (from History of Henry Countv Ohio by W. W. Campbell pub.1905)

William DAMMANN, a well-known farmer of Freedom township, living in section 15, was born on a farm in Adams township. Defiance County, this state, on December 10,1862, and is the son of Frederick and Annie (ROHRS) DAMMANN, natives of Hanover, Germany. The father was born in 1826 and died in 1897, while the mother, who was born in 1831, died in 1901. They were married after reaching this country and first located in this county, later going to Defiance County and purchasing 80 acres of land in Adams Township. Later they sold this and bought 100 acres in Freedom Township, Henry County, also buying 80 acres where the subject now lives, 80 acres in section 21, and 80 acres in Monroe Township, thus owning at the time of his death 340 acres. The old folks were Lutherans, the father being an officer of the church in Freedom Township. Their children were as follows: Henry, Frederick (deceased), William, Sophia.

The subject of this sketch was 10 years old when brought to this county and secured his education partly in the district schools and partly in the Lutheran parochial school of this township. He remained with his father until 27 years old, at which time he married and located on his present farm. Only about 25 acres of it were then cleared and few improvements made, but he went to work on its improvement, building first a small frame house, which was later superseded by his present fine story- and-a-half house. All of the land is now cleared excepting 20 acres, and the owner here carries on a general system of agriculture according to the most advanced methods. He is also the owner of 40 acres of land in Clinton Township, Fulton County, this state.

Mr. DAMMANN has been twice married, the first time, in 1889, to Miss Mary CARSTAN, a native of Germany, who died in 1892, leaving a daughter, Amelia. In 1892 Mr. DAMMANN married Miss Annie OELFKE, a native of this country and the daughter of Hemy OELFKE. They have five children, Maggie, Herman, Clara, May and George. In politics Mr. DAMMANN is a Democrat and is serving acceptably as a member of the school board. In religion he is a member of St. John’s Lutheran Church.

Paul PETERSON, a prosperous farmer of Bartlow Township, is a native of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, where he was born on May 4,1861, the son of Matthias and Hannah (HANSEN) PETERSON. In 1874 the family emigrated to America, locating in Genoa, Ottawa County, Ohio, where they still reside.
The subject attended school in his native

and and also some in the schools of this country. He was employed in factories in Genoa until 1888, when he came to Bartlow Township, Henry County, Ohio, and bought 40 acres of land, mostly swampy and covered with timber. Though he at that time.knew nothing of farming, he went to work and cleared and improved the place until it became one of the really good farms of the township. He later added 20 more acres, and replaced the original log buildings with better ones, the large barn, 38 by 75 feet, being erected in 1901 and the present residence in 1896.

Mr. PETERSON married Miss Emma Louise FABER, also a native of Germany and the daughter of Benjamin FABER. The FABER family came to this country in 1878 and first settled in Ottawa County, Ohio, later removing to Genoa, where they now live. Five children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. PETERSON, namely: Margaretha; Herman, who was killed by lightning in 1898; Matthias; Benjamin, and Edna. In politics the subject is a Democrat, and served as trustee of Bartlow Township from 1897 to 1903, while in 1904 he was appointed to the same office to fill a vacancy, serving seven or eight months. He served on the school board for many years and at present is director for district No. 3. He is a member of the Lutheran church, of which he is secretary and an elder. Mr. PETERSON is one of the live, active citizens of his community and always seeks to advance in every way possible the best interests of the people at large.

Quote:

The worst thing about history is every time it repeats itself the price goes up.

Index of German Scrapbook Translations, Vol. 2

Several years ago a three-volume set of family scrapbooks was donated to our society. The items were cut from at least one German-language newspaper from this area, but not dated or otherwise identified. It is probable that most of the articles came Per Defiance Herold (1895-1920) and included items regarding families in western Henry Co. and in Twps. transferred to Defiance Co. Ken Thompson translated the German items for us. An index will be printed as space permits.

SCHRER, Joseph—unmarried, so/o Michael & Anna [WALZ] SCHERER, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 70
SCHULTZ, Gottlieb—husband of Christine [FULMER], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 69
SCHULTZ, Johann Friedrich—husband of Elisabeth [DITMAR], SCHULTZ, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 12
SCHULTZ, Karl—widower of Doris [MILLER] SCHULTZ, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 22
SCHULTZ, Lettie (Mary) [HILL]—wife of W. F. SCHULTZ, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 71
SCHULTZ, Louise Maria [KRULL]—Clevelandwidow of Johann Christian SCHULTZ, obit.Vol. 2 pg.15
SCHULTZ/SCHULZE, August—widower, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 40
SCHWADERER, Nellie—age 22 d/o Leonhard & Susanna [HIRE] SCHWADERER, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 80
SEABLOOM, Ruth—4-yr.-old dau. of Fred R. and Ruth [HOPKINS] SEABLOOM, obit. Vol.2 pg. 21
SEEGER, Louise Regina—dau of John & Elizabeth [LUTZ] SEEGER, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 57
SEIBEL, Jakob—in Bryan, widower of Katharine [KUNZ] SEIBEL, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 108
SEIBERT, Joseph Peter—husband of Elizabeth [GRAVENSTREETER], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 106
SEILER, leo Joseph—husband of SEILER, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 17
SELDEN, Caroline [MYERS]—widow of Almonzo SELDEN, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 83
SETZER Katie [WIGHT]—wife of Robert SETZER, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 44
SEYFANG, Gottlob—husband of Anna Catherine [MAX], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 65
SHEELEY, Elsie [GEIGER]—wife of Matthias SHEELEY, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 98
SHELLMAN, Claus F.—husband of Augusta C. SHELLMAN, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 38
SHINERS, Mary [HILL?]—wife of Edward SHINNERS, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 49
SHINNERS, Mary [HILL—wife of Edward SHINNERS, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 118
SHIRLEY, Stephen—vet of Civil War, widower, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 7
SHOEMAKER, Charles—d. Columbus, OH, s/o Henry & Caroline [HESSBRAY], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 45
SIGG, Anna Maria [SCHNEIDER]—widow of Friedrich SIGG, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 27
SINGER, Lorenz—d. Detroit, MI, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 17
SITTERLY, Bertha—d/o Louis & Isabell [SHOONERS] SITTERLY, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 107
SKIVER, Electa [SANFORD]—wife of Clayton E. SKIVER, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 54
SLOCUM, Dr. Charles E.—in Toledo,husband of Sophia B.   ?, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 49
SLOPPY, Maria [BORGER]—widow of Joel SLOPPY, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 32
SMITH, Anna E. [STEFFEL]—widow of John X. SMITH, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 65
SMITH, Arthur S.—in Antwerp,h/of JCROMLEY],s/o Lewis & Louisa [RIEK] SMITH,obit. Vol 2 p43
SMITH, Bennett—in Dustin, OK, vet 48 OVI, widow of Cornelia [BAKER], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 118
SMITH, F.W.—widower of Elisabeth [DEMLAND], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 86
SMITH, infant—child of Mr. & Mrs. Fred. SMITH, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 26
SMITH, Michael—obit. Vol. 2 pg. 115
SMITH, Samuel—widower, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 46
SMITH, Winfield Scott—husband of Charlotte [BROWN], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 54
SNOW, Lillian Hazel—age 14, d/o late William SCOW & Estella [now STEELE], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 93
SOHN, Bertha [FREY]—d. in Cincinnati, widow of Johann SOHN, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 21
SPANGLER, Abram—husband of Sarah A. [DAWSON] SPANGLER, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 106
SPEAKER, Robert—in Houston, TX, s/o Franklin & Rosa [MAST] SPEAKER obit. Vol. 2 pg. 106
SPEISER, Louise [HEISS]—wife of Friedrich SPEISER, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 83
SPENGLER, Ferdinand—organist, d. in church, husband of Lilly [MEYER], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 7
SPENGLER, Wilhelm—in Ft. Wayne, IN, s/o Johann Wilhelm & Auguste SPENGLER, obit. Vol. 2 pg.37
SPONSLER, Jacob—was married to (?), obit. Vol. 2 pg. 107
SPRING, Anna in Toledo, d/o August SPRING, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 10
SQUIRE, Edward—husband of (?), obit. Vol. 2 pg. 107
STARCKS, Charles—husband of Addie N. STARKES, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 117
STEENHUS, Anna [WULFF]—ml PLOM, m2 _? STEENHUS, both dec’d, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 100
STEENBERGER, Josephine [YOUNG]—wife of Martin W. STEINBERGER, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 64
STEINGASS, Maria Magdalena age 19, d/o John & Caroline [SCHRARNESKY], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 17
STEVENS—Dr. Merari B.—vet NY 10 , husband of (?), obit. Vol. 2 pg. 111
STEVER, Fred Jr.—in Woodbum, IN, age 17 s/o Mr. & Mrs. Fred S. STEVER, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 94
STEVER, Grace Elizabeth—d/o Fred S. and Freda STEVER, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 25
STEVER, Pail O.—age 9, drowned, s/o Willis O. & Cora [HICKEY] STEVER, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 42
STOCK, Lydia—duplicate from Vol. 2 pg. 72
STOCK, Lydia—in Bowling Green, OH, widow of Frank STOCK, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 72
STOCK, Robert Louis—infant s/o Hemy S. & Bertha E. [STEVER] STOCK, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 94
STONER, James A.—vet 14 OVI,widower of Sarah A. [THOMAS], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 40
STORCK, Arthur J. H.—husband of Edith [LOWER] STORCK, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 22
STORCK, Carl H.—in Sturgis, MI, widower of Anna [BADEN] STORCK, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 118
STORCK, Rosalie Maria [BASLER]—wife of Johann STORCK, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 22
STRAHLE, anna—unmarried, d/o Fredrick & Christina [EKERT] STRAHLE, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 42
STRATON-LATTY, Rebecca—widow of Judge Alexander S. LATTY, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 110
STREICHER, Margarethe-in Battle Creek, MI, m1 G. L. DANZ, m2 George STREICHER, obit.V.2pl 19
STREICHER/STRICKER, J. George-ml, Maria [STEINGASS], m2 Margaretha [DANZ],obit.Vol. 2 p53
STURGIS, Alice E.—unmarried, d/o John and – [DUNCAN] STURGIS, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 16
TAYLOR, Benjamin—widower of Amanda [MOREHEAD], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 92
TELSCHOW, Henry—in Detroit, MI, widower, obit. Vol. w pg. 26
TENNISON, Sylvana/Susana—wife of Andrew TENNISON, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 104
TENNYSON, Mathilda [KARST]—wife of James B. TENNYSON, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 9
THROM, Eva Elisabeth—widow of Johann THROM, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 74
TIPPIN, Guy—in Tiffin, OH, s/o Matthew & Catherine [GORDON] TIPPIN, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 47
TOMLINSON, Sarah Louise [WALTER]—wife of _? TOMLINSON, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 106
TRY/FRY, Rachael Olive/Olivia [WALTERS]—widow of Charles FRY/TRY, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 85
TUTTLE, Clara O. [LEACH]—wife of Charles E. TUTTLE, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 17
TUTTLE, Elisabeth [LANG]—widow of Andrew TUTTLE, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 80
URY, Eliza Jane—wife of George URY, lived Toledo, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 97
Van SKIVER, Vanda—s/o Mr. and Mrs. O. Van SKIVER, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 85
VANDETTE, Mary E. [BURNS]—in Gladwin, MI, wife of M. G. vANDETTE, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 105
VanDETTE, Moses—widower of Mary R. [GOULET], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 57
VOGEL, Georg Johann—widower of Friederike [KRAUS], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 66
VOGEL, Johann—unmarried, s/o John and Elizabeth [REASE] VOGEL, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 8
WACKE, Christine [DEINDORFER]—wife of Pastor Wilhelm WACKE, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 23
WADE, Francis Marion—widower? Of Harriet [VanSKTVER] WADE, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 17
WALTER, Esther Olga—Toledo,d/o Arthur and Katherine [SCHACKOW] WALTER, obit. Vol. 2 p.l 12
WALZ, Michael J.—husband of Maria [WEBER], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 58
WARD, Henry—unmarried, s/o Wm. H. & Anna C. [GRIMM] WARD, in city jail, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 101
WARREN, Belle—widow of John C. WARREN, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 91
WATKINS, Godfrey M.—husband of Nellie Henriette jKEHNAST], obit. Vol. 2 pg. 116
WATSON, Anna Sarah [MOORE]—wife of Tobias WATSON, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 36
WEBER, Barbara [MARTIN]—widow, ml Johann SRORCK, m2 Philipp WEBER, obit. Vol. 2 pg. 88