Henry County Genealogical Society Newsletter
Volume 11, Number 5, September-October 1997
MEETINGS
September 15, 1997, Monday, 7:00 pm
Ann Edelin from the Center for Archival Collections BGSU, will speak. Ann is the archivist who is working with the courthouse staff to identify records to microfilm.
October 20, 1997, Monday, 7:00 pm
Election of officers. Also, rescheduled program on Beginning Genealogy by Cecelia Brown, Defiance District representative.
MEGA PURCHASE
HCGS has just purchased 36 rolls of microfilm of the Northwest Signal. These have been placed in the Deshler Edwin Wood Memorial Library. This includes issues of the paper from April 26, 1961 to August 31, 1973. The previous papers are also available on microfilm at the library. (And you wondered what we did with our profits from book sales!)
NOW AVAILABLE at the Deshler Edwin Wood Memorial Library is an alumni list of students from HAMLER HIGH SCHOOL. It is cross-referenced by year of graduation, name, and maiden name. Thanks to Paul Zachrich for compiling this! (If you’re in charge of alumni lists from another school, we’d like to have more.)
QUERIES
ELLING, FUHRHOP, ROHRS, KIRCHHOF
Seeking info on Friedrich (b. Hanover) and Maria (Fuhrhop) (b. Prussia) Elling, dates of death and their children Maria Sophia, Heinrich, Dorotea, Anna, and Friedrich and his wife, Catherina Rohrs. Other related names: William Rohrs and Catherine Kirchhof.
ORDWAY, HILL, DELPH, WITZGALL, SMITH
Reasearching family of Richard Ordway and Sarah Jane Hill and their children, esp. Lemuel and Elizabeth (Delph) Ordway. Was Richard from Chester, PA and did he have a brother Thomas? Related names: Elizabeth Witzgall, Henrietta Smith.
SPOERING, SPORING, FLOKE, FLOCK
Info needed on Heinrich and Mary (Floke or Flock) Spoering. How were Hermann and Katharine Spoering related to Heinrich? They lived in the Deshler area.
–Diane Kline, Mark Center, OH 43536
IS THIS YOUR FAMILY?
I am now on a Mellott family “share group” on the internet. Some of the members are researching the Pittman family. Recently I found a female Pittman b. 2 Apr 1868 in the Henry County Birth Records Vol. I. I put out the information and received a reply with her parents and siblings. If anyone is researching this family, I will send on a complete copy of the family line. Susanna (GIDLEY) b. 1838, d. 1928 m. 1856 Levi PITTMAN b. 1830, d. 1886 (both bur. Hockman Cemetery) and ch: Charles, Althea Elizabeth, Alfred, George, Lucia May, Nora, and Sarah.
–Karen Sunderman, Deshler, OH 43516
CEMETERIES RECORDED
The Putnam County Genealogical Society has published its 8th volume of cemetery records. You may contact the society at P. O. Box 403, Ottawa, OH 45875.
RESEARCH TIPS
We read recently about a product called PEC-12 which is supposedly available from most camera shops. It will clean the “goo” from old photos. Just spray a little on a soft cloth and gently rub. It is an archival substance and will not harm prints or film.
If you have trouble with “bleed-through” when copying or scanning documents on thin paper, put a piece of dark paper behind the original. This will help to minimize ghost characters from the back of the original.
–Thanks to Phyllis LaRue for these tips from the March-April 1997 issue of the Florida Chapter, OGS, Inc. Newsletter.
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND: In a County garage, three tombstones! No one knows where they came from or why they are there. The inscriptions are:
Annabelle Glanz
1936-1937
Elizabeth Greenland
1859-1925
Louisa E. Parker
wife of C. W. Parker
Aug 15 1855
(The last one is difficult to read and may not be correct.)
Anyone who knows anything about these people/stones, please write to us at P. O. Box 231. Thanks!
WORKSHOP NEWS
The Fulton County Chapter of OGS is hosting an EVERTON WORKSHOP on 22 Oct 1997 at Trinity United Methodist Church, Swanton, OH from 5:00-9:30. Cost is $30.00 and includes a one-year subscription to the Genealogical Helper and a light meal. For reservations contact the Fulton Chapter at P. O. Box 337, Swanton, OH 43558-0337.
OUR CONDOLENCES to the family of Clifford Mawer who passed away August 14, 1997. While his health permitted, Cliff attended every meeting. He will be missed.
From The Henry County SIGNAL, 17 July 1879
Mr. and Mrs. James SHAY request us to return their kindest acknowledgements to Mr. D. HANCOCK, leader, and the Napoleon Band, for the fine Serenade given them on Mon. evening, in honor of their marriage.
(MARRIAGES) SHAY – WILSON–On Sunday, July 13th, 1897 by G. H. REEDER, J. P., at the residence of Dr. H. MCHENRY, Mr. James SHAY and Miss Annie S. WILSON, all of Napoleon.
Mr. SHAY is Engineer of the Napoleon Fire Steamer, and it was supposed that it was his wife, sweet-heart and sister, from the amount of care and attention he gave it. But it appears that he had time to woo and win one of Napoleon’s fair daughters, and now has a second charmer to lavish his attentions upon. Mr. SHAY is a good Engineer, and we trust he will make a good husband to his young wife, and that their passage down the stream of time may be both pleasant and tranquil, and that happiness in no ordinary degree may be theirs to the end.
Thomas ALLISON, a young man raised by John HAMLER, Esq. of Hamler, was brought to Napoleon last week, by the officers, charged with having broken in to the house of Mr. M. JUNIC near that point, with the intention of committing robbery, and with having attempted the murder of Mr. JUNIC by striking him over the head with a broken iron car ring. He had a hearing before G. H. REEDER, Esq., who held him for his appearance at the next term of the Henry Co. Common Pleas Court in the sum of $1,000. Failing to give it, he was placed in charge of Sheriff DAUM, for safe keeping until that time. ALLISON was taken from the Reform Farm by Mr. HAMLER and adopted by him, making the third boy of that kind that he had raised and cared for, and this is the only one of the three that he has had any trouble with. Mr. HAMLER is one of our well known citizens, and highly respected by all who know him, and he is in no way responsible for the waywardness of the young man against whom the charge seems to be well founded.
DESHLER ITEMS:
We are informed that Mr. Justice STEARNE has pruchased the Baltimore House. KNOX & BROWN have placed in their meat market a handsome new safe, manufactured by the Diebold Lock & Safe Co., Canton, OH.
SIXTY-EIGHTH RE-UNION (O. V. V. I.)
We tender our thanks to Mr. S. GILLIS, Secretary of the society of the 68th Regt., for the following report: The Society of the 68th O. V. V. I. met at Wauseon, OH, on July 4, 1879. A business meeting was held at the Court House at 3:00, which was called to order by the President of the Society Gen. Geo. E. WELLES. The Secretary C. E. RAYNOLDS of Napoleon, not being present, S. GILLIS, of Bryan was chosen Secretary pro tem.
The treasurer, Captain RANDALL, of Napoleon, reported that the treasury was without funds. The following comrades renewed their membership by paying their dues: Gen. Geo. E. WELLS, Toledo, OH; W. H. HIGHSHEW, Wauseon, OH; C. W. CORNELL, Wauseon, OH; John READ, Wauseon, OH; W. H. LINGLE, Wauseon, OH; Otto HONNECK, Napoleon, OH; Henry FAST, Napoleon, OH; S. C. HARMON, Napoleon, OH; Jacob PRENTIS, Napoleon, OH; W. C. JOHNSON, Napoleon, OH; Phillip Ballard, Napoleon, OH; Capt. L. G. RANDALL, Napoleon, OH; Joseph HOY, Napoleon, OH; J. W. LEACH, Florida, OH; L. H. BRUBAKER, Florida, OH; Capt. P. H. MOONEY, Antwerp, OH; C. S. CARPENTER, Antwerp, OH; E. R. PORTER, Angola, IN; M. LOOP, Woodville, OH; Lieut. W. H. PALMER, Jewell, OH; S. MILLER, Pettisville, OH; Martin PERKEY, Bryan, OH; S. GILLIS, Bryan, OH; Eli WISMAN, Bryan, OH; A. RASLEY, Bryan, OH; E. M. OGLE, Bryan, OH; O. P. PORTER, Delta, OH; Capt. L. W. RICHARDSON, Defiance, OH; S. H. ROBINSON, Defiance, OH; T. ALIGER, Bronson, MI; Miles HIGHLEY, Pioneer, OH; Arthur MANLEY, Pioneer, OH; John WHITE, Pioneer, OH; T. L. MANLEY, Pioneer, OH; Wm. J. MANLEY, Pioneer, OH; Adam STRAFFER, Pioneer, OH; F. P. BREAKMAN, Melborn, OH; J. L. AYERS, Sidney, OH; Milton LESNET, Bridgewater, OH; Jeremiah CLAY, West Unity, OH; L. D. PORTER, Metz, IN; G. W. SCOTT, Hicksville, OH; Mortimer SQUIRES, Elkhart, IN, G. W. BROWN, Lossuth, PA.
Co. F reported one death since the last meeting, viz: Minor LEE, of Henry Co.
Co. I reported that none of its members had died since the last meeting, but that Capt. KELSEY, who went South after the war; and had been reported dead at a former meeting, was present. The other companies had no deaths during the year as far as known.
Comrade Myron LOOP of Co. I, the regimental historian for this year, read a very graphic history of the Regt. from its enlistment in the Fall of 1861 to its discharge in 1865… An election of officers for the ensuing year was held and resulted as follows:
President, Gen. Geo. E. WELLS, of Toledo; Secretary, S. GILLIS, of Bryan; Treasurer, Capt. L. W. RICHARDSON, Defiance; Chaplain, Martin PERKEY, Bryan; Historian, Myron LOOP, of Woodville; Vice President, one from each Company, viz: A Co., G. W. SCHOOLEY, Milton Center; B Co., Lieut. Wm. PALMER, Jewell; C Co., C. S. CARPENTER, Antwerp; D Co., Wm. BOOHER, Napoleon; E Co., C. W. CORNELL, Wauseon; F Co., I. H. SMITH, Florida; G Co., Adam SHAFFER, Pioneer; H Co., FULTZ, Grand Rapids; I Co., Lieut. Joseph HOY, Napoleon; K Co., E. E. BECHTOL, Montpelier.
Investigations were extended by J. L. AYERS, in behalf of his comrades of Co. K to meet next day at Bryan, and by Capt. RICHARDSON in behalf of Co. B and other companies south of the Maumee, to meet next day at Defiance. (etc.)
From The Henry County SIGNAL, 2 November 1882
Miss Dollie PALMER who has been visiting here, has returned to her home in Defiance, OH.
Mrs. W. M. BECKHAM and daughter, Fannie, of Petosky, MI, formerly of this place, are visiting old friends here.
Mr. L. S. CLOSE, Of Garden City, MN, formerly of Napoleon, is visiting his sister, Mrs. N. B. PALMER.
EARLY SETTLERS OF HENRY COUNTY
(from OHIO, The Cross Road of Our Nation, Records & Pioneer Families, July-Sept 1974, Vol. XV, No. 2. Used with permission)
SMITH, Lewis b. Seneca Co., OH 1840, son of Jacob & Susan (WARNER). Jacob in Seneca Co. in 1833. They had Ellen, John, Lewis, Dan’l, Geo., Alyann, Jacob, Margaret. Lewis m.1866 Agnes SHIDLER b. Seneca Co. 1844, dau of Peter & Dora (BILES). Peter from Pittsburgh, PA to Seneca Co. in 1833. Had 9 ch.
SCHUELER, Herman b Germany 1847, son of Martin & Theresa (HERTH) here from Germany in 1854. Had Herman, Joseph, Josephine & Adaline. Herman m Susana SOMMERS, dau of Frank & Magdalena (ROLLMAN). Had Chas., Herman, Mary, Frank.
SHAWBER, James Calvin b Crawford Co., OH 1865, son of Solomon & Ebezene (SHOEMAKER). Solomon was son of John who came from PA to Crawford Co., OH in 1818. His wife was Susan REINHARDT and they had Daniel, Solomon, John, Abraham, Susan, Rachel, Rebecca, Margaret, Anna, Delia, Mary & Elizabeth. James C. m Kittie GLEDHILL b Crawford Co. 1870, dau of Jos. & Eliz. (HERSHNER). Joseph son of Joseph of England. They had Forest, Clyde & Harold.
SCHWAB, Charles N. b Tiffin, OH 1853, son of Oswald & Barbara (BROST) both from Prussia and m there. Oswald b 1803, Barbara b 1819. Oswald had by 1st wife Matthias & Philip. Parents came to Tiffin in 1852. Catholics.
STEIGER, Benj. F. b Fairfield Co., OH 1871, son of Christopher & Barbara (WIRTZ). Had 5 ch. Benj. m Alma STONEBREAKER, dau of Asa & Mary (SHEPHARD). 4 ch.
SAMSE, Wm. b Gallipolis, OH 1849, son of Wm. & Louisa (FISCHER), natives of Bremen, Ger. Had Wm., Doretta & John. Wm. Jr. m Mrs. Mary JOHNSON, dau of John & Filinda JACOBS of Warsaw, IN. Had dau Minnie.
SHEPARD, Jacob P. b Athens Co., OH 25 Apr 1833, son of M. L. & Nancy (NANNA). M. L. from VA and Nancy from PA. Jacob P. m Sarah A. McKEE who died a year later. In 1864 he m Sarah PATTERSON b Seneca Co., OH 1843, dau of Robert & Ellen (BOWERS) natives of PA. Had 4 ch. Lulu (MASON), Jennie (TUSSING), Bertha (REED).
SWIGART, Aaron b MD, 15 Oct 1837, son of Joseph & Susanna (SENSENY) to Seneca Co., OH in 1838. Joseph b MD son of Joseph of PA. Joseph, Jr. b 1800 and d in Tiffin, OH 1881. Had Wm., Geo., Anna, Theodore, Amanda, Aaron & Jane. Aaron m 1861 Abigail WHIDDEN, b Nova Scotia, Canada 1839, dau of James & Olivia (TAYLOR) who had 11 ch. James from Scotland. Aaron & Abigail had 4 ch.
SCHUMACHER, Wm. M. b Fulton Co., OH 1872, son of Wm. & Caroline (KRAUSS). Wm. from Hanover, Ger. to Henry Co. at an early age and m Caroline in Fulton Co., OH. Wm. M. m Mary BOLLEY here and had 3 ch.
RUDER, Jacob Arthur, M.D. b Berea, OH 1876, son of Christian & Henrietta (MARTIN) both early here from Germany to U.S. Had 12 ch.
RENTZ, Joseph L. b Fairfield Co., OH 1849, son of John & Mary (HIESTAN). John from Germany, early to Fairfield Co., OH in 1827 where he m Mary; here in 1864. Had Lydia, Eliz., Cath., Jos., Jacob, Christine, Caroline & Barbara. Joseph m Amanda AURAND 1877, dau of Samuel & Mary (BENNER). 8 ch.
1916 FARMERS’ DIRECTORY – HENRY COUNTY
KRYLING, Samuel (Minnie C.) 3 children farming O 50a 211 4c R3 Napoleon Flrk 70 Ind tel.
KUHLMAN, Albert (son Anna) farmer bds R1 New Bavaria Ple 107 Ind tel.
KUHLMAN, Anna ret O 50a 3h 2c R1 New Bavaria Ple 107 Ind tel.
KUHLMAN, Fred (Sarah) 3 children farmer T 160a 7h 18c R10 Napoleon Lib 25 Ind tel.
KUHLMAN, Frederick (Elizabeth) 4 children farmer O 80a 3h 1c R1 Liberty Center Wash 29.
KUHLMAN, Nellie (dau Anna) bds R1 New Bavaria Ple 107.
KUHN, Earl cigar maker Holgate.
KURTZ, Chas. farmer Malinta.
KURTZ, Emma (dau Martin) housekeeper R2 Malinta Mon 45 Ind tel.
KURTZ, Geo. (Katie) 5 children farming T 160a 8h 6c R2 Malinta Mon 35 Ind tel.
KURTZ, Martin (Catherine) 9 children ret O 120a 1h 3c R2 Malinta Mon 45 Ind tel.
KUTZLI, Albert (son B. J.) farm work bds R9 Archbold Rid 55 Ind tel.
KUTZLI, Blassius 12 children farmer O 80a R10 Archbold Rid 36 Ind tel.
KUTZLI, B. J. (Martha) 4 children farmer O 60a 5h 8c Archbold Rid 55 Ind tel.
KUTZLI, Clarence (son B. J.) farm hand bds R9 Archbold Rid 55 Ind tel.
KUTZLI, Menno (Lenore) 4 children farmer O 80a 4h 1c R10 Archbold Rid 18 Ind tel.
KUTZLY, Emiel (Fanny) 2 children farmer T 80a 4h R10 Archbold Rid 36 Ind tel.
LaFOUNTAINE, Frank (Josephine) saloon keeper O H&L Hamler Ind tel.
LAHE, Anna RD Deshler Bar.
LAHE, Henry RD Deshler Bar.
LAMB, Harriett A. O H&L North St Liberty Center.
LAMB, Ida (son J. A.) R1 Belmore Bar 58 Ind tel.
LAMB, J. A. (Mima) 3 children farmer O 80a 5h 15c R1 Belmore Bar 58 Ind tel.
LAMBERT, Edmund farmer O 20a 3h 3c bds R1 Liberty Center Wash 2 Ind tel.
LAMBERT, Edward (Ella) 4 children laborer T H&L 2h Holgate.
LAMBERT, Ella 3 children farmer O 40a R1 Liberty Center Wash 2 Ind tel.
LAMBERT, Esther 1 child T H&L Holgate.
LAMBERT, Helen bds R1 Liberty Center Wash 2 Ind tel.
LAMPHIER, Mary O 80a R1 Liberty Center Lib 96 Ind tel.
LAMPMAN, Elizabeth T H&L Holgate.
LAMPMAN, G. H. (Clara B.) photographer O Holgate Ind tel.
LAMPMAN, Halla A. (dau G. H.) musical director Holgate Ind tel.
LAMSON, Chas. M. (Lilian) 1 child farmer O 208a 6h 10c R2 Liberty Center Wash 112 Ind tel.
LANDIS, Earl machinist O H&L Grelton Dms 22.
LANDIS, Mrs. Eliza 2 children farmer O 40a 1h 3c R2 McClure Dms 96 Ind tel.
LANEY, Frank (Isabelle) 5 children farmer T 120a 7h 10c R4 Deshler Bar 18.
LANEY, J. F. farmer RD Napoleon Har.
LANGE, Alvin (Mary) farmer T 80a 4h 4c R1 Okolona Nap 14 Ind tel.
LANGE, Emma (dau Henry) dressmaker R1 Jewell Nap 14 Ind tel.
LANGE, Ernst (Erma) 1 child farmer T 74a 5h 4c R2 Hamler Mar 31.
LANGE, Ferdinand (Minnie) farmer T 80a 4h 6c R1 Okolona Nap 11 Ind tel.
LANGE, Frank (Anna) ret O H&2Lots Colton.
LANGE, Fred carpenter bds with Fred Sattler R2 Napoleon Fre 59.
LANGE, Geo. (Ida) 1 child farmer T H&L R2 Napoleon Lib 3.
LANGE, Henry farm laborer R2 Hamler Mar 33 Ind tel.
LANGE, Henry (Freda) 6 children farmer O 80a 3h 5c R1 Jewell Nap 14 Ind tel.
LANGE, Herman (Caroline) farmer T 80a 3h 4c R7 Napoleon Nap 63 Ind tel.
LANGE, Mary (dau Henry) R1 Jewell Nap 14.
LANGE, Wm. (Marth) farmer T 70a 2h 4c R1 Okolona Nap 23.
LANGENHOP, Mary (wid Henry) 2 children ret O 140a R1 Okolona Nap 37 Ind tel.
LANGENHOP, Wm. (Anna) farmer T 140a 7h 10c R1 Okolona Nap 37 Ind tel.
LANGHOP, Fred (Dora) 3 children farmer O 286a 6h 18c R10 Napoleon Lib 24 Ind tel.
LASHAWAY, James (Bertha) 2 children farmer O 45a 3h 2c R1 Colton Wash 81 Ind tel.
LASHWAY, Reasy (Archie) 2 children farming T 60a 2h 4c R1 McClure Rhfd 99.
LASKEY, Carl farmer RD Grand Rapids Rhfd.
LASKEY, Ed. farmer RD Grand Rapids Wash.
LATHER, Edward (Minnie) harness shop prop O H Ridgeville Corners Rid 43 Ind tel.
LATHER, Wm. (Abgel) 3 children laborer T H&L 3c R9 Archbold Fre 4.
LATTA, Burt E. (Cora) 5 children farmer O H&L 4h 5c Malinta Mon.
LATTA, D. N. (Myrtle) 1 child laborer O H&L Malinta Ind tel.
LATTA, Geo. F. (Melissa) 1 child farmer O 20a 2h 2c R1 Malinta Mon 69.
LATTA, Jemiama 1 child ret O 80a Malinta Ind tel.
LATTA, Lulu O H&L bds Malinta.
LATTA, L. L. 1 child section foreman bds Malinta Ind tel.
LATTA, Newton Malinta.
LAUB, Corey (son Frank) school teacher bds R3 Napoleon Flrk 49.
LAUB, Frank (Emma) 3 children farmer O 80a 9h 14c R3 Napoleon Flrk 49.
LAUB, John farmer O 12a R3 Napoleon Flrk 22 Ind tel.
LAUBENTHAL, Mike (Nellie) 10 children section laborer O H&L Holgate.
LAUZER, Henry (Carolina) 8 children farming O 240a 8h 14c R2 Hamler Mon 90 Ind tel.
LAUZER, Ida (dau Henry) housekeeper R2 Hamler Mon 90 Ind tel.
LAUZER, Walter (son Henry) farm hand bds R2 Hamler Mon 90 Ind tel.
LAVER, G. W. ret O 21a H&L bds N Main St Liberty Center Ind tel.
LAVER, H. (Harriet) 1 child laborer O H&L McClure.
LAVER, Jane O H&L East St Liberty Center.
LAVER, John (Alice) farming O 40a H&L 1h 2c Maple Ave Liberty Center Ind tel.
LAVORENZ, O. R. Malinta.
LAWRENCE, Charley farmer bds R6 Napoleon Dms 32 Ind tel.
LAWRENCE, Geo. ret O 40a R6 Napoleon Dms 32 Ind tel.
LAWRENCE, Jerome C. (Ada) 8 children farmer T 80a 4h 5c R5 Napoleon Har 47 Ind tel.
LAWTON, Clarence farm laborer 1h R3 McClure Rhfd 20 Ind tel.
LAYMAN, Joe laborer O H&L Pleasant Bend.
LAZENBY, A. E. (Anna) 5 children farming T 80a 4h 2c R3 Hamler Mar 101 Ind tel.
LAZENBY, C. F. (Maude) 2 children farmer O 40a T 80a R4 Deshler Bar 23 Ind tel.
LAZENBY, Ralph farmer Hamler.
LEA, I. P. RD Deshler Bar.
LEABA, Otto H. carpenter & painter O city property H&L Hamler.
LEADER, Fred (Grace) 1 child farm laborer T H&L 1h 2c R3 New Bavaria Ple 4 Ind tel.
LEADERS, Emma (dau Henry) R2 Holgate Flrk 34.
LEADERS, Henry C. (Caroline) 5 children farmer O 220a 8h 15c R2 Holgate Flrk 34 Ind tel.
LEADERS, John (Maud) farm laborer T H&L 1h R2 Holgate Flrk 54 Ind tel.
LEADERS, Peter (son Henry) R2 Holgate Flrk 34.
LEADOM, Harold student R5 Napoleon Har 49.
LEAHY, A. J. postmaster Liberty Center.
LEAHY, Donald farmer bds R2 Liberty Center Wash 67 Ind tel.
LEAHY, Mary A. 6 children farmer O 100a 8h 7c R2 Liberty Center Wash 67 Ind tel.
LEARN, Gordon (Jennie) 1 child farming T H&L R1 Liberty Center Lib 77 Ind tel.
LEATHERMAN, Anna (dau Effie A.) housekeeper bds Malinta.
LEATHERMAN, Effije A. 8 children ret O H&L Malinta.
LEATHERMAN, Jesse (Inez) farmer T 80a 2h 3c R10 Archbold Rid 37 Ind tel.
LEATHERMAN, W. D. (Grace) 2 children farmer O 50a 4h 9c R1 Colton Wash 54 Ind tel.
LeBAY, Frank Jacob (Anna) 9 children farmer O 40a 3h 1c R1 Malinta Rhfd 48 Ind tel.
LeBAY, Riley (son Frank Jacob) student R1 Malinta Rhfd 48 Ind tel.
LEE, Anna 4 children housekeeper R1 Deshler Bar 92 Ind tel.
LEE, A. M. (Jennie) 3 children ret O 206 1h 3c R5 Wauseon Fre 3 Ind tel.
LEE, C. O. RD Deshler Bar.
LEE, M. M. RD Deshler Bar.
LEE, Stanley (Mabel) 1 child farmer O 100a 4h 11c R9 Archbold Rid 53 Ind tel.
LEE, T. H. (Ida) 2 children farmer O 40a 3h 5c R5 Wauseon Fre 5 Ind tel.
LEEDERS, Christ (Ellen) clerk O H&L Hamler Ind tel.
LEEDERS, Emma (dau Christ) Hamler Ind tel.
LEFFLER, Mrs. D. G. R2 Belmore Bar.
LEFFLER, Peter 5 children ret O H&2Lots R2 Belmore Bar 80 Ind tel.
LEHMAN, Burt (Rosie) 1 child farmer T 90a 5h 9c R10 Archbold Rid 13 Ind tel.
LEIENDECKER, Frank (Olive) farming T 200a 8h 10c R3 Weston Rhfd 77 Ind tel.
LEIFER, Albert F. (Bertha) 2 children farmer O 135a 6h 20c R8 Napoleon Mon 3 Ind tel.
LEIFER, Samuel (Rosina) ret O 2 1/2a H&L 1h 1c R9 Napoleon Nap 69 Ind tel.
LEIFER, T. J. (Annetta) 2 children ret O 95a 2h 22c R8 Napoleon Mon 3 Ind tel.
LEIK, Jacob (Lena) 3 children farming O 80a 3h 5c R5 Leipsic Mar 42 Ind tel.
LEIK, Ralph (son Jacob) farming 1h R5 Leipsic Mar 42 Ind tel.
LEININGER, Emil farmer R10 Archbold Rid.
LEININGER, Joseph (Dina) 2 children farmer T 80a 5h 7c R10 Archbold Rid 16 Ind tel.
LEININGER, Lues laborer T H R10 Archbold Rid 16 Ind tel.
LEININGER, Oliver (Fanny) 1 child farmer O 120a 4h 5c R10 Archbold Rid 51 Ind tel.
LEININGER, Robert G. (Dora) 2 children farmer T 160a 13h 7c R2 Napoleon Lib 1 Ind tel.
LEIST, Alfred R. 1h bds R3 Liberty Center Lib 85 Ind tel.
LEIST, David (Sylvia) O H&L N Main St Liberty Center.
LEIST, D. E. R3 Box 2 Liberty Center.
LEIST, Edward farmer Liberty Center.
LEIST, Eliphus D. (Minerva) 2 children farming O 20a 2h 4c R3 Liberty Center Lib 85 Ind tel.
LEIST, E. J. (Sarah) farmer O 40a 3h 4c R3 Liberty Center Lib 63 Ind tel.
LEIST, H. V. (Bertha) 1 child ret O 80a H&L N Main St Liberty Center Ind tel.
LEIST, J. E. (Mary C.) ret O H&L Cherry St Liberty Center Ind tel.
LEIST, PHILIP (Mary J.) laborer O H&L Cross St McClure.
LEIST, Susan farmer Liberty Center.
LEITHAUSER, M. D. (Carrie) druggist O stock Ridgeville Corners Rid 43 Ind tel.
LEITNER, D. M. (Mary A.) blacksmith O H&L Cherry St Liberty Center.
LEITNER, Ed. F. (Inez M.) 4 children retail clerk Cherry St Liberty Center.
LEMERT, Dorothy (dau W. W.) student RI Napoleon Har 8 Ind tel.
LEMERT, Wm. W. (Lena) 2 children farmer O 80a 3h 20c R1 Napoleon Har 8 Ind tel.
LEMON, Geo. RD Deshler Bar.
LEMON, H. (Dora) 1 child farmer T 80a 4h 2c R2 Malinta Mon 41.
LENHART, Joseph laborer bds R1 Holgate Mon 8 Ind tel.
LEONHART, Bess M. (dau Jacob) R3 Napoleon Nap 81.
LEONHART, Clarence C. (son George) laborer Holgate,
LEONHART, Donald C. (grandson Jacob) student R3 Napoleon Nap 81.
LEONHART, F. B. Florida.
LEONHART, George (Amelia) 1 child laborer H&L Holgate.
LEONHART, Harry W. (Otillie) farmer T 80a 3h 2c R3 Holgate.Flrk 9.
LEONHART, Jacob (Emma) 1 child farmer 42a 4h 3c R3 Napoleon Nap 81 Ind tel.
LEONHART, Mrs. Jennie (wid Geo.) 1 child ret 1h Florida Flrk.
LEONHART, Joe (son Geo.) laborer Holgate.
LEONHART, John A. (Minnie) ret O 80a 1h 4c R3 Holgate Flrk 9 Ind tel.
LEONHART, Mrs. Nancy (wid Fred) ret 80a 1h 1c R3 Holgate Flrk 20 Ind tel.
LEONHART, Paul (son Jennie L.) care of Mrs. Joseph Lowry Florida.
LEONHART, Walter farmer Holgate.
LEONHART, Wm. A. (Mabel) ret O H&L 1h Florida Ind tel.
LESH, Fred W. (Minnie) 2 children mail route farming O 50a 4h 6c R2 New Bavaria Ple 9 Ind tel.
LEUPP, John farmer R9 Archbold Rid.
LEUPP, John J. farmer R10 Archbold Rid.
LEVECK, Ellwood (Viola) farmer T 100a 5h 5c R2 Deshler Bar 72.
LEVIN, Morris Holgate.
LEWIS, Art farmer Holgate.
LEWIS, C. P. (Mary Jane) 2 children ret O 157 1/2a 4h 9c R3 Weston Rhfd 80 Ind tel.
LEWIS, F. W. (Mamie) 3 children cigar mfg H&L Holgate.
LEWIS, John L. (Emily) 1 child farmer T 85a 3h 8c R1 Okolona Flrk 3 Ind tel.
LEWIS, Joseph J. ret O 85a R1 Okolona Flrk 3.
LEWIS, Verda (dau C. P.) housekeeper R3 Weston Rhfd 80 Ind tel.
LEY, Frank RD Deshler Bar.
LEYSER, G. R. RD Deshler Bar.
LIDDLE, Arthur farmer O 13a 5h 5c bds R2 Liberty Center Wash 20 Ind tel.
LIDDLE, John (Elizabeth) 13 children farmer O 240a 2h 8c R2 Liberty Center Wash 20 Ind tel.
LIDDLE, John C. farmer bds R2 Liberty Center Wash 20 Ind tel.
LIDDLE, Ray (Iona Mae) 1 child farmer 13a 4h 3c R1 Liberty Center Wash 19 Ind tel.
LIDDLE, Wayne farmer O 13 1/3a 3h 1c bds R2 Liberty Center Wash 20 Ind tel.
