Henry County Genealogical Society Newsletter
Volume 14, Number 5, September-October 2000
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 bi-monthly. 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.
Meetings will be held monthly or as announced in the newsletter. Publications for sale are listed on the Publications 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 – Laura Nye
Vice President – Phyllis LaRue
Secretary – Lucille Underman
Treasurer – Lucille Van Scoyoc
Corresponding Secretary – Phyllis LaRue
News Reporter – Clara Ellen Courtney
Newsletter Editor – Karen Sunderman
MEETINGS
September 18, 2000, Monday, 7:00 pm
“German Research” presented by Gladys Donson.
October 16, 2000
Election of officers. Work and research night.
MEMBERS
Don’t forget to send your surnames (limit 16 please) by November 21 for the January newsletter.
WE ARE THINKING OF PUBLISHING…
We may publish a new volume of ancestor charts. We would like to encourage everyone to send us their information, using a standard 5-generation chart. We’ll be collecting them for several months.
The Henry County Genealogical Society has published Northwest Signal Obituaries 1999, Volume XIII. The cost is $12.00 plus $2.00 postage and handling.
BALES, MEEKER, SIDLE, BROWN
Searching for an obit on Martha BALES, d. 28 Aug 1919 in Henry Co., OH. She was the widow of Jacob Bales, d. 23 Sept 1886.
Also seeking info on Edna MEEKER. Would like to know who her parents were. She m. Perry H. Bales, son of Jacob and Salome (SIDLE) Bales, on 3 July 1884 in Henry Co.
Also seeking info on Lavinia Bales, m. James Albert BROWN. Children’s names? Parents of James Albert? Where are James and Lavinia buried?
–Michael Sandridge, Kettering, OH 45419
GRIBLE, GRIBEL, GRABEL
Searching for info on George GRIBLE/GRIBEL/GRABEL who served in the 68th O.V.I. Any other person who has a similar spelling and worked on the canal in Henry Co. is of interest
–Karen Sunderman, Deshler, OH 43516
DIEMER, WILHELM
Mathias DIEMER b. Bavaria, Ger 1788 d. before 1848. Elisabeth b. Bavaria 1791. Death date unknown. Came to New Bavaria area of Henry Co. July 1837 with following ch: Maria Josephina 19, Christina 11, Jacob 8. Was Elisabeth’s maiden name WILHELM?
–Marguerite Diemer Schossler, Jefferson, OH 44047
Whoever wrote the message to me … By the time it got to me there was no name or return address on it. Please understand that the person who gets the mail is not the corresponding secretary or the newsletter editor. When corresponding, please identify yourself on all pages and use your membership number. –Karen Sunderman, Editor
DID YOU KNOW? Twenty-eight members of Henry County Genealogical Society live within a 30-minute drive of Edwin Wood Memorial Library in Deshler where we hold our meetings and where our collection of books, microfilm, etc. is held. Another 9 live within 45 minutes.
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)
CAMPBELL, Wm. W. b. Rochester, VT 1853, son of John W. & Philinda (HUBBARD) whose ancestors settled in CN between 1660 and 1670. Male members of the family served in Indian Wars, Rev. War and War of 1812. Wm W. m1 in 1879, Florence VAN CAMPEN b. New Bedford, MA 1856, dau of Hiram; m2 1898 Laura HARRISON b. here 1865, dau of Dr. E. B. & Mary Harrison. Had 7 ch.
COOK, Dr. Sherman b. Hancock Co., OH 1868, son of Levi & Mary (PERRYGO). Mary from NJ; d. Hancock Co. Dr. Sherman m. Lucetta BUTT, dau of T. L. Butt.
CARR, Daniel R. b. Grand Rapids, OH 1863, son of Omer C. & Mary (FREEMAN). Omer son of Daniel, a glass blower. Daniel m. Elizabeth SPRINGER b. Wood Co., OH, dau of Philip & Eliza (WAY). Elizabeth b. Huron Co., OH. Had 10 ch.
CONWAY, Thomas A. b. Cuyahoga Co., OH 1864, son of Patrick & Jane (CALAHAN). Patrick son of Omen Conway of Ireland. Thomas m. Stella OWENS, dau of Henry. 4 ch.
CONWAY, Richard b. Jamestown, OH 1867, son of James & Bridget (JENNINGS). James b. County Mayo, Ireland 1834, son of Richard & Mary (CONWAY) and came here later. Mary his wife b. same place 1837, dau of Patrick. Had 7 ch. Richard m. Mary BARTEL, dau of Henry & Elizabeth and had Vida and Richard.
CLYMER, Geo. W. b. Hancock Co., OH 1848, son of Daniel & Elizabeth (HUNTWORK). Daniel son of Massie Clymer of MD who served in War of 1812. He m. Elizabeth FUNDA of PA and came to Ohio. Their son Daniel b. Fairfield Co., OH 1821. His wife Elizabeth b. Fairfield Co., OH 1826, dau of Jonathan & Rebecca (HANNA) Huntwork. Daniel here in 1861. Geo. W. m 1869 Elzabeth BOWEN b. here 1853, dau of John & Lavinia (MERCHANT). John b. 1823; Lavinia 1826.
CHRONIGER, Benj. F. b. Stark Co. OH 1843, son of Geo. & Elizabeth (HINKLE). Elizabeth b. Tuscarawas Co., OH; here in 1840. Had 10 ch. Benj. m. 1870 Asenath BABCOCK b. here 1851, dau of Alonzo & Louisa from Oneida Co., NY.
COY, Dr. Henry C. b. Defiance Co., OH 1854, son of Jacob b. Greene Co., OH 1806; son of John Coy from Scotland to America and served in Rev. War. Jacob m Mary SHANK b. MD 1811. They had 12 ch. Dr. Henry m. Kate McINTOSH, b. here 1877, dau of Henry & Maria (TILDEN) McIntosh. Members of M. E. Church.
HENRY COUNTY IN THE CIVIL WAR
According to an article written by Edmund G. Peper for the Henry County History books published in 1976, ten percent of the population of Henry County served in the military forces to preserve the union. There are no known residents who served for the confederacy.
Some men from this area joined the 14th Ohio Volunteer Infantry in April of 1861. They fought in three major battles: Philippi, West Virginia; Laurel Hill, WV; and Carrick’s Ford, WV. Because they originally enlisted for three months, they were mustered out in August of 1861. Most members re-enlisted for three years and Company D was made up of Henry County men.
The 38th Regiment of O. V. I. was formed at Defiance between July 1861 and April 1862 to serve three years. They took part in the following battles: Perryville, KY; Stone River, TN; Hoover’s Gap, TN; Chickamauga, GA; Mission Ridge, TN; Kenesaw Mountain, GA; Atlanta, GA; Utoy Creek, GA; and Jonesboro, GA. Company B consisted entirely of men from Henry County.
The 68th O. V. I. Regiment has been considered the Henry County regiment although there were companies from Defiance, Paulding, Williams and Fulton Counties. It formed in November, 1861 in Napoleon, OH at Camp Latta. Besides being responsible for building roads, bridges and entrenchments, the regiment worked to build the Lake Providence Canal. They fought at Thompson’s Hill, MS; Raymond, MS; Jackson, MS; Champion Hills, MS; Vicksburg, MS (siege of); Clinton, MS; Kenesaw Mountain, GA; Nickajack Creek, GA; Atlanta, GA; Jonesboro, GA; and Lovejoy Station, GA. The term of enlistment was three years.
The Official Roster of The Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of The Rebellion 1861-1866 published by The Werner Co., 1893 has several sections. For instance, there is a Roll of Honor at the back of each volume listing soldiers who died, remarks (if they died of disease or wounds, etc.), and sometimes where they were buried. There is a section called “Addenda to the Roll of Honor” giving further listings of those who died. “Errata and Addenda” corrects the spelling of names and places and adds information. Don’t forget to check the cavalry, artillery divisions, and sharpshooters. Sharpshooters were recruited from regular infantry companies, one from Hancock Co.
14th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Field and Staff
James B. STEEDMAN, Colonel
George P. ESTE, Lt. Col.
Paul EDWARDS, Major
Israel A COONS, Surgeon
Waldo C. DANIELS, As. Surg.
Edwin D. BRADLEY, Adjutant
Henry D. KINGSBURY, R. Q. M.
Henry S. COMMAGER, Ser. Maj.
Marchall DAVIS, Q. M. S.
George W. RODABAUGH, Ord. Ser.
John B. COONS, Hos. St’d.
James McD. MILLER, Prin. Mus.
Charles W. BREWSTER, Dr. Maj.
Casualties
KANNAVER, Joseph, Died 19 Oct 1863 of wounds, Chickamauga, GA
MILLS, Samuel, Co. A, Killed 13 July 1861 Carrick’s Ford, VA
MILLS, Daniel, Co. A, Wounded 13 July 1861 Carrick’s Ford, VA
NEILHOUSE, John, Co. A, Wounded 13 July 1861 Carrick’s Ford, VA
SIROLFF, Casper Co. D, Wounded 13 July 1861 Carrick’s Ford, VA
GERO, Frank, Co. E, Died 11 July ]861 of wounds rec’d 3 June 1861 at Laurel Hill, VA
FOSTER, William, Co. J, Died 8 June 1861 at Clarksburg, VA
BELKNAP, John D., Co. F, Killed accidently IS July 1861, Laurel Hill, VA
CHILDS, Thomas J., Co. H, Died 5 June 1861 Marietta, OH
CRAWFORD, Andrew, Co. F, Shot by picket 13 June 1861 near Philippi, WV
MARTIN, William, Co. K, Killed by Rebel picket 8 July 1861 at Laurel Hill, VA
REICHELDERFER, Henry, Co. C, Killed 13 July 1861 Carrick’s Ford, VA
CLIFFORD, Henry, Co. F, Killed 1 Sept 1864 Jonesboro, GA
McCOMBS, Samuel, Died 19 Sept 1864 Andersonville, GA (prison)
38th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Field and Staff
Edwin D. BRADLEY, Colonel
Edward H. PHELPS, Colonel
William A. CHOATE, Colonel
Charles GREENWOOD, Lt. Col.
William IRVING, Lt. Col.
Epaphras L. BARBER, Major
Andrew NEWMAN, Major
Israel A. COONS, Surgeon
James HALLER, Surgeon
Hazel B. POWELL, Surgeon
Theodore D. BROOKS, As. Surg.
Erastus H. LELAND, Adjutant
John Crosson, Adjutant
Charles L. ALLEN, Adjutant
Jacob C. DONALDSON, Adjutant
John S. CAMERON, Adjutant
Converse L. CHASE, R. Q. M.
Eldridge G. WILLEY, R. Q. M.
Alphonso A. EVANS, R. Q. M.
John POUCHER, Chaplain
Marquis D. L. BUELL, Ser. Maj.
Joseph B. COONS, Ser. Maj.
Brice H. JAY, Ser. Maj.
Edmund METZ, Ser. Maj.
Edward P. McCUTCHEN, Ser. Maj.
Joseph W. CUMMINGS, Ser. Maj.
Caleb H. ADAMS, Q. M. S.
Albert W. DOLPH, Q. M. S.
Martin A. TROWBRIDGE, Q. M. S.
Carlton C. DOUGLAS, Com. Ser.
Morton A. AMADON, Com. Ser.
Jacob HAFER Com. Ser.
Ephriam P. WILLARD, Hos. St’d.
Alfred PLUMMER, Hos. St’d.
Henry C. HERRICK, Prin. Mus.
John A. BAIRD, Prin. Mus.
Henry J. CRALL, Prin. Mus.
William DOTY, Prin. Mus.
Regimental Band
Adolphus GRATER, Ldr. Band
Charles ARNOLD, Ldr. Band
William BABCOCK, Musician
Erastus W. BIGGS, Musician
William C. BRITION, Muscian
Columbus M. COLTER, Musician
Henry J. CRALL, Musician
John M. DEIRY, Musician
Augustus C. DILMAN, Musician
George W. ENGER, Musician
George W. EAGER, Musician
Calvin H. EVERHARD, Musician
George L. GALLUP, Musician
Phillip I. GILLMAN, Musician
Charles W. KAHLO, Musician
Abraham KIMMELL, Musician
Jacob NEIDERAUER, Musician
Andrew J. OBRIST, Musician
John PAUL, Jr., Musician
Israel R. WHITMAN, Musician
Company B
William A. CHOATE, Captain
William E. KINTIGH, Captain
Benjamin S. PINDER, Captain
William H. ELLIS, 1st Lieut.
Edward METZ, 1st Lieut.
Foreman EVANS, 2nd Lieut.
Henry P. URQUHART, 1st Sgt.
James M PATTERSON, 1st Sgt.
James E. EDISON, 1st Sgt.
Edward T. GRAY, Sgt.
Jacob ALTENBERGER, Sgt.
Cornelius NYE, Sgt.
George W, FORD, Sgt.
James COWEN, Cpl. (died 22 June 1862 at Corinth. MS of disease)
Samuel L. POWEL, Cpl.
John BABCOCK, Cpl.
David KILPATRICK, Cpl.
William W. WADDAMS, Cpl.
George STRUBLE, Cpl. (Killed 1 Sept 1864 at Jonesboro, GA)
Oscar P. RANDAL, Cpl. (Killed 1 Sept 1864 Jonesboro, GA)
Jacob HAFER, Cpl.
Wilson QUICK, Cpl.
James M McEWEN, Cpl.
John BOMHOUR, Cpl.
William C. EDISON, Cpl.
Israel WEIMER, Cpl.
Robert FREES, Cpl. (Died 6 Mar 1864 at Chattanooga of disease)
David BOST, Cpl.
Robert BABCOCK, Cpl.
George BROWN, Cpl.
Loyal L. BLY, Cpl.
Daniel HARTLEY, Cpl.
Julius KELLY, Wagoner
Company B Privates with age at enlistment
ALTMAN, Cyrus – 18
ATHERTON, William H. (Sub) – 18
ALLEN, Matthew D. (Drafted) – 43
ANDERSON, James J. (Drafted) – 31
ALEXANDER, Charles A. – 18
(Killed 19 Aug 1864 near Atlanta, GA)
AVERY, Philo – 28 (Died 27 Dec 1861, Somerset, KY of disease)
ALEXANDER, William L. – 19
BABCOCK, John – 21
BESTER, William H. (Sub) – 22
BLOW, Joseph (Drafted) – 39
BAKER, George -21
BABCOCK, William A. – 18
BASCOM, Francis M. – 21
BRITNELL, Joseph W. – 37 (Died 25 Sept 1862 at Nashville, TN of disease)
BORTS, Balser (Drafted) – 25 (Died 18 March 1863 at Triune, TN of disease)
BARRETT, Thomas – 39
BARNHART, Andrew – 32 (Captured 9 July 1864 near Vining Station, GA – exchanged)
BIBLE, George (Drafted) – 34
BOST, Michael – 20
(Died –July, 1864 at Vining Station, GA of wounds)
BOST, Azariah – 17 (Died 22 March 1864 at Chattanooga, 1N of disease)
BOST, Samuel – 29 (Captured in action, exchanged)
BOWER, George (Drafted) – 34
CARTER, John W. – 22 (Died 26 March 1862 at Bardstown, KY of disease)
CRILING, George – 18 (Died 13 Nov 1861 at Loudon, KY of disease)
CORBETT, George B. – 33
COWDERlCK, Smith – 34
CLYMER, Daniel – 37
CHAMBERS, Thomas – 43
CASADA, Patrick – 18
CARDER, Cornelius (Sub) – 20
DAVIS, Daniel W. – 20
DURBIN, Presley C. – 29
DURBIN, Perry C. S. – 21
DURBIN, Lawrence A. – 19
DAVIS, Joseph W. – 44
DONLEY, Levi – 18
DENNIS, William H. – 18
DOUBENMYER, Peter (Sub) – 18
DECKER, William – 21
ELLIS, William H. – 16 (Died 17 April 1865 on Ship Northern Light, NY of disease)
FREDERICK, John – 30 (Died 22 Oct 1862 at Nashville, TN of disease)
FRYSINGER, Lewis F. – 18 (Died 8 April 1863 at Triune, TN of disease)
FREDERICK, John J. – 26
FREASE, Daniel W. -27
FRYSINGER, Levi – 26
FIELDS, Dudley T. (Sub) – 19
GILISPIE, Charles – 20
GREEN, Jacob – 36 (Died 9 Feb 1865 at Savannah, GA of disease)
GARRETT, John (Drafted) – 26 (?) (Died 18 April 1865 at Beaufort, SC of disease)
GEIRHART, Henry (Drafted) – 27
GREEN, James M. – 18 (Died 29 March 1864 at Chattanooga, TN of disease)
GARRETSON, James (Drafted) – 27
HAYES, Michael – 34 (Died 7 Feb 1862 at Somerset, KY of disease)
HALL, Charles L. – 19
HOWARD, Lemuel – 42
HUDSON, William D. – 18
HARBOR, William – 26
HUSTON, Joseph – 32 (Died 1 June 1864 at Chattanooga, TN of disease)
HENRY, Alexander (Drafted) – 28
JONES, Samuel F. 1. (Drafted) – 21 (Died 30 Dec 1864 at Savannah, GA of disease)
JONES, Jasper 1. (Drafted) – 22
KINNEY, Francis M. – 18
KENTNER. Seth (Drafted) – 32
KNOX, James M. – 17
KITZMILLER. Franklin – 18
KENNEDY,David-18
LORAH, Samuel- 33 (Died 15 Dec 1862 at Gallatin, TN of accidental gunshot wounds)
LEEHART, John – 20
LATTA, David (Drafted) – 36
LIGHTHISER, George -21
LIGHTHISER, Adam – 18
LAKE, Lafayette H. – 20
LANE, George – 27
McCRACKEN, Robert M. – 18 (Died 11 Oct 1863 at Chattanooga, TN, of wounds received by explosion of a shell)
McEWEN, Robert – 42
McCRACKEN, John – 24
McHENRY, Henry B. – 20
McCRACKEN, David – 19 (Died 4 Nov 1864 at Chattanooga, TN of disease)
MOULY, William – 23 (Died 24 Nov 1861 at Loudon, KY of disease)
MARIS, Joseph – 36
MARIS, Leander – 23
MARIS, William – 25
MAGILL, Edmond B. – 19
MYERS, George – 30
NAUGLE, Philip (Drafted) – 37 (Died 15 Feb 1863 at Murfreesboro, TN of disease)
NEPLEY, David (Sub) – 26
PINDER, Perry S. – 19 (Died 28 April 1862 at Nashville, 1N of disease)
PARMER, Samuel A – 22 (Died 22 Jan 1862 at Somerset, KY of disease)
PRICE, George – 21 (Died 13 Sept 1861 at home, Defiance Co, OH of disease)
POWELL, Hazel B. – 25
PARKER, William – 19 (Killed 11 Aug 1864 near Atlanta, GA)
PONTIUS, Bennett – 18 (Killed 1 Sept 1864 at Jonesboro, GA of disease)
PARKER, John – 35
RUSSELL, William H. – 18
RILEY, Orison D. – 18 (Died 28 Dec 1862 at New Albany, IN of disease)
RICHMOND, Thomas J. – 18 (Died 27 Feb 1862 at Somerset, KY of disease)
REIGHARD, Hugh M. – 18
ROSE, Thomas – 32
REAM, George (Sub) – 20
RAWDEN, Martin B. – 41
RICHMOND, William – 18 (Died 12 March 1864 at Chattanooga, TN of disease)
SANDS, William – 25
SHATZER, Henry (Drafted) – 25
SPROW, Frederick (Drafted) – 25
SPRAGUE, William H. – 18
STRUBLE, Elmer – 20
SHAFFER, Morrison P. -18
STOVER, Charles C. – 24
SPADE, Alva – 18
SALTSMAN, Andrew – 26 (Died 6 April 1864 at Ringgold, GA of disease)
SIMERLY, Johm – 26
SMITH, George – 20
SPRAGUE, John – 27
THOMPSON, John J. – 29
WEAVER, Henry – 21 (Died 28 May 1862 at Louisville, KY of disease)
WRIGHT, Benjamin – 20 (Died 15 Sept 1862 at Nashville, TN of disease)
WATTERHOUSE, Philip -18
WRIGHT,Silas – 23
WELLS, Joseph – 30
WITTMER, Philip – 18
WEISMAN, Samuel – 20
WITTMER, Henry – 20 (Died 26 July 1864 at Vining Station, GA of disease)
WELLS, Robert G. – 33
WHITE, George A. – 18
ZINK, Valentine – 18
ZINK, George M. – 18
PERKINS, Allen – 39 Colored Cook
Addition
FELLERS, William (Died 10 Sept 1864 at Atlanta, GA of wounds)
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)
CRONINGER, R. E. b. Van Wert Co., OH 1862, son of Leonard & Sarah (HINCKLE) both b. Stark Co., OH. Leonard b. 1819 and Sarah 1817. Here in 1864. R. E. m Mellie FOLTZ b. here 1868, dau of Samuel b. Sandusky Co., OH 1838 and Mary (MAIER) Foltz b. Fairfield Co., OH. Had 6 ch.
CUNNINGHAM, Emanuel b. Butler Co., PA 10 Aug 1824, son of Isaac & Barbara (MINNICH) who moved to Licking Co., OH then to Hardin Co. where they died. Isaac b. in Maine. Had Emanuel & John. Emanuel here 1865; m. 1845 Mary RIMBY, b. 12 Aug 1826, dau of Benjamin. Had 9 ch.
CROWELL, Samuel Adam b. Sandusky Co., OH 1849, son of Samuel b. Jefferson Co., VA & Rebecca (REMSBURG). Samuel son of Samuel A. b. Cumberland Co., PA 7 May 1793 and m. 1814 in VA to Mary LINK. To OH 1827. They had 5 sons and 2 daughters. Their son Samuel b. in VA 8 June 1818 and here with family to OH 1827; m. Rebecca b. 1820 and d. 1859. Had 6 ch. He m2 Amelia DIPMAN and had 4 ch. He m3 Malinda CARNICOMB in 1873 and had 3 ch. Samuel Adam m. 1873 Christena WAITMAN, dau of John & Eve (HENSEL) and had 2 ch. He m2 Jessie WINNER 1899 and had 2 ch. He m3 1902 Maude KING and had son Arthur.
COLLINS, John R. b. Crawford Co., OH 1854, son of Michael & Bridget (SHEEHY). from Ireland to US ca. 1849. Michael son of Patrick & Mary. Patrick d. in Ire. and Mary d. Ashtabula Co., OH. They had 7 ch. Here in 1857. Members of Catholic Church. John R. m. Mary SHAS b. Boston, MA 1862, dau of Patrick & Catharine (HYDE) from Ire. to MA. They had 8 ch.
1916 FARMERS’ DIRECTORY – HENRY COUNTY
SWISHER, JESSE (Amy) 1 ch farming T 80a 3h 3c R2 Deshler Rhfd 63 Ind tel.
SWISHER, Rebecca 3 ch ret O 80a R2 Malinta Mon 57.
SWORDEN, Elmer 2h bds. R10 Napoleon Lib 9 Ind tel.
SWORDEN, Floyd bds R10 Napoleon Lib 9 Ind tel.
SWORDEN, Grover (Ella) farmer T H&L 5h 3c R10 Napoleon Lib 7 Ind tel.
SWORDEN, Lilly bds R10 Napoleon Lib 9 Ind tel.
SWORDEN, Olla bds R10 Napoleon Lib 9 Ind tel.
SWORDEN, Zenith (Mary) 6 ch farmer O 60a 3h 4c R10 Napoleon Lib 9 Ind tel.
TABLER, A. F. R5 Napoleon Har 50 1/2.
TADSEN, Christ farmer Holgate.
TADSEN, C. H. (Sophia) 4 ch T 80a 5h 12c R2 Holgate Ple 35 Ind tel.
TADSEN, Henry (Amelia) 2 ch blacksmith T H&L Okolona Ind tel.
TADSEN, Paul (Elizabeth) 8 ch farming O 160a 5h 4c R8 Napoleon Har 32 Ind tel.
TADSEN, Tom (Amanda) farming T 160a 4h 4c R8 Napoleon Harrison 32 Ind tel.
TAHRINGER, James Rl Liberty Center Lib 54.
TANENIER, Albert farmer R2 Deshler Rhfd.
TANIER, C. E. (Eva A.) 7 ch farmer O 40a 2h 5c R1 Colton Wash 46.
TANIER, Harry E. farmer bds Colton Wash 46.
TANIER, John Cherry St Liberty Center Lib.
TANNER, Ben W. (Marion) 3 ch farmer O 97a 5h 22c R3 Napoleon Nap 81 Ind tel.
TANNER, John (Bessie) 3 ch janitor O H&L Cherry St Liberty Center.
TANIS, Chas. (son W. H.) carpenter bds R2 Deshler Bar 103.
TARRIS, W. H. (Amanda) 3 ch farmer O 40a 2h 2c R2 Deshler Bar 103.
TAWNEY, C. S. farmer Leipsic.
TAYLOR, Bert (son Theodore) laborer bds Malinta Ind tel.
TAYLOR, Chase (Mary) laborer T H&L 2h Florida.
TAYLOR, C. H. (Alice) 1 ch farming O 20a 2h 1c Malinta Ind tel.
TAYLOR, Ed J. farmer R5 Wauseon Fre.
TAYLOR, Emmet 2 ch laborer Malinta Monroe 66.
TAYLOR, Fred bds Liberty Center Wash 16.
TAYLOR, Geo. F. (Amelia) general merchandise T H&L Naomi Fre 56 Ind tel.
TAYLOR, Henry (Susia) 1 ch day laborer Rl Holgate Ple 98 Ind tel.
TAYLOR, Howard W. (Elma) 1 ch farmer T 40a 3h 3c R5 Wauseon Fre 22.
TAYLOR, James R. 4 ch ret Malinta Mon 66.
TAYLOR, Jane 1 ch housekeeper Malinta Mon 66.
TAYLOR, J. W. (Maggie) 2 ch farmer O 65a 3h 4c Rl Malinta Mon 95 Ind tel.
TAYLOR, L. D. 4 ch farmer O H&L 2h 2c Colton.
TAYLOR, L. H. farmer RD Deshler Bar.
TAYLOR, Maude (dau J. W.) housekeeper Rl Malinta Mon 95 Ind tel.
TAYLOR, Mrs. M. A. O H&L Beaver St McClure.
TAYLOR, Ollie laborer Malinta Mon 66.
TAYLOR, Theodore (Addie) 3 ch ret O H&L 75a Malinta Ind tel.
TAYLOR, V. R. (son J. W.) farmer & chauffeur bds Rl Malinta Mon 95 Ind tel.
TEEL, Harlem ret O H&L East St Liberty Center.
TEEL, Kate housekeeper bds East St Liberty Center.
TEEPLE, B. (Mamie) 1 ch blacksmith O H&L Ridgeville Corners Rid 56.
TEETERS, Mrs. Esther 5 ch ret O H&3Lots Malinta.
TEETERS, Leonard C. (Floss) 1 ch clerk T H&L Mary Ann St Liberty Center.
TESTER, Elizabeth bds Cherry St Liberty Center.
TESTER, Geo. (Aria) 1 ch funeral director O H&L Liberty Center B & Ind tels.
TESTER, John (Lilian) 2 ch farmer O 18a 1h 1c Rl Liberty Center Wash 16 Ind tel.
TESTER, Sophia 7 ch farmer O 80a R3 Liberty Center Lib 44 Ind tel.
THACKERY, Jane Ellen dressmaker O H&L Holgate.
THATCHER, Ray farmer RD Deshler Bar.
THAYER, Alvy (son Belle) laborer 1h bds R3 Holgate Flrk 38 Ind tel.
THAYER, Mrs. Belle 1 ch farming O 40a 1c R3 Holgate Flrk 38 Ind tel.
THAYER, Calvy (son Belle) farmer 2h R3 Holgate Flrk 38 Ind tel.
THAYER, Pete (Anna) 1 ch farmer T 40a 4h 4c R3 Holgate Flrk 29 Ind tel.
THAYER, Ray (Mellie) 3 ch florist O 4a 1h 1c R3 Napoleon Nap 81 Ind tel.
THAYER, Roy (son Belle) jeweler bds R3 Holgate Flrk 38 Ind tel.
THEIROFF, Geo. W. (Amelia) 2 ch farmer O 62a 3h 5c R2 Holgate Flrk 13 Ind tel.
THEISEN, Joseph stationary engineer bds New Bavaria Ind tel.
THEISEN, Martin farmer bds Rl New Bavaria Ple 91.
THOMAS, Bert (Julyan) 1 ch laborer R1 Hamler Mar.
THOMAS, Carl (Bertha), 2 ch livery O H&L New Bavaria.
THOMAS, Ellery farm hand bds R10 Archbold Rid 51 Ind tel.
THOMAS, George farmer R10 Leipsic Mar.
THOMAS, George H. (Anna M.) 7 ch farmer O 100a 4h l4c R1 New Bavaria Ple 105 Ind tel.
THOMAS, Kate O 130a New Bavaria Ind tel.
THOMAS, M. O. RD Deshler Bar.
THOMAS, Peter farmer New Bavaria.
THOMAS, R. S. (Melisa) ret O 12a 1h 1c N Main St Liberty Center Ind tel.
THOMBS, C. A. Holgate.
THOME, Albert J. farmer New Bavaria.
THOME, Joseph farmer New Bavaria.
THOME, Mat., Jr. farmer New Bavaria.
THOME, Mathias, Sr. farmer New Bavaria.
THOME, Peter farmer New Bavaria.
THOMES, Bert (Julian) 1 ch laborer Rl Hamler Mar 102.
THOMPSON, A. F. RD Deshler Bar.
THOMPSON, Bert (Florence) farming O 160a 9h 8c Rl McClure Rhfd 44 Ind tel.
THOMPSON, Mrs. C. H. 1 ch boarding house O 80a Grelton Mon 98 Ind tel.
THOMPSON, H. A.. painter & decorator bds Garfield St Liberty Center.
THOMPSON, Irvin laborer bds R6 Malinta Har 34.
THOMPSON, Jack (Lillian) piano tuner T H&L Holgate.
THOMPSON, Katharine 2 ch bds Rl Colton Wash 38.
THOMPSON, Lee S. (Elva G.) 1 ch laborer T H&L Colton.
THOMPSON, O. F. 5 ch farmer O 47a Colton Ind tel.
THOMPSON, Mrs. T. O H&L High St Liberty Center Ind tel.
THOMPSON, Wm.. H. (Effie) blacksmith O H&L Florida.
THOMSON, John W. (Julia) farmer O H&L Garfield St Liberty Center.
THORN, Clein farmer bds with Earl Robinson R7 Napoleon Nap 76.
THORN, George M. (Irene) 3 ch farmer O 40a 3h 5c R5 Napoleon Har 53.
THORN, J. A.. (son J. W.) laborer O 2a H 1h R6 Napoleon Har 66 Ind tel.
THORN, J. W. (Mary) 4 ch ret O 5a H R6 Napoleon Har 66 Ind tel.
THORNE, Albert (Martha) 3 ch farming T 300a 8h 1c Rl New Bavaria Ple
101 Ind tel.
THORNE, Ambros (son Peter) farmer R1 New Bavaria Mar 29 Ind tel.
THORNE, Elizabeth (dau Math) bds Rl New Bavaria Ple 91 Ind tel.
THORNE, Frances (dau Math) bds Rl New Bavaria Ple 91 Ind tel.
THORNE, John (son Math) farmer bds Rl New Bavaria Ple 91 Ind tel.
THORNE, Joseph (Mary) ret O 540a 2c Rl New Bavaria Ple 99.
THORNE, Joseph (son Math) farmer bds Rl New Bavaria Ple 91 Ind tel.
THORNE, Joseph J. (Viola) 3 ch section hand O H&Lots Holgate.
THORNE, Katharine (dau Math) bds Rl New Bavaria Ple 91 Ind tel.
THORNE, Math, Jr. (Ella L.) 3 ch farmer T 70a 3h 3c R1 New Bavaria Ple 105 Ind tel.
THORNE, Math, Sr. (Elizabeth) farmer O 446a 9h 27c Rl New Bavaria Ple 91 Ind tel.
THORNE, Peter 1 ch farmer O 80a 6h 1c Rl New Bavaria Mar 29 Ind tel.
THORNE, Peter, Jr. (Tillie) 2 ch farmer T 80a 2h 2c R3 New Bavaria Ple 75 Ind tel.
THORNE, Wm. (son Peter) farmer Rl New Bavaria Mar 29.
THRAPP, Earl H. (Ella) 3 ch farmer O 16a 1h 3c Rl Napoleon Dms 32.
THRAPP, Isaac I. (Jeanette) 1 ch farmer O 80a 5h 10c R7 Napoleon Nap 84 Ind tel.
THRAPP, Nellie M. (dau Isaac I.) R7 Napoleon Nap 84.
THRAPP, W. Grover (Mary) 2 ch farmer T 7a 1h R7 Napoleon Nap 82.
THRASHER, Elmina (dau Wm.) R9 Archbold Rid 72 Ind tel.
THRASHER, Robert farmer R5 Wauseon Rid.
THRASHER, Wm. (Anna) 4 ch farmer O 40a 3h 4c R9 Archbold Rid 72 Ind tel.
THUN, Aug. R7 Napoleon.
THUN, Edith (dau Han) housekeeper R4 Napoleon Rid 43 Ind tel.
THUN, Gustave (Madsine) 1 ch minister St John’s Evangelical Lutheran T H&L 1h R9 Napoleon Fre 43 Ind tel.
THUN, Hans (Maria) 6 ch ret R4 Napoleon Rid 43 Ind tel.
THUN, Marquis farmer O l0a R4 Napoleon Rid 43 Ind tel.
THUN, Wilhelmina (dau Hans) homekeeper R4 Napoleon Rid 43 Ind tel.
THURSTON, V. (Jeanette) 5 ch farming O 32a 5h 3e R2 Deshler Rhfd 89 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Almena (dau Geo. H.) R9 Napoleon Nap 7.
TIETJE, Anna (dau Henry) R2 Napoleon Fre 35 Ind tel.
TIETJE, August (Augusta) 4 ch farming O 40a 2h 4c R1 Malinta Rhfd 25 Ind tel.
TIETJE, August (son Herman) farm hand bds R1 Malinta Rhfd 16 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Chris (son H. Henry) laborer 1h R1 Malinta Rhfd 28 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Eldor W. (son Geo H.) student R9 Napoleon Nap 7.
TIETJE, Fred (Elizabeth) 5 ch farmer O 77a 4h 7c R3 Holgate Flrk 19 Ind tel.
TIETJE, F. Henry farmer Hamler.
TIETJE, Geo. H. (Anna) 2 ch farmer O 40a 3h 7c R9 Napoleon Nap 7 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Harmon (son H. Henry) laborer bds R1 Malinta Rid 28 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Hattie (dau Herman) R1 Malinta Rhfd 16 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Henry (son Herman) farm hand bds R1 Malinta Rhfd 16 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Henry (son H. Henry) laborer 1h bds R1 Malinta Rhfd 28 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Henry (Anna) 4 ch farmer O 80a 3h 7c R2 Napoleon Fre 35 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Henry (Mary) 2 ch ret O H&L 325a 1c Ridgeville Corners Rid 62 1/2 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Henry, Jr. (son Henry) farm hand R2 Hamler Rhfd 15.
TIETJE, Henry, Sr. (Dora) 2 ch farming O 40a 3h 2c R2 Hamler Rhfd 15 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Herman 7 ch farmer O 320a 10h 25c R1 Malinta Rhfd 16 Ind tel.
TIETJE, H. Henry (Minnie) 6 ch farmer O 85a 7h 11c R1 Malinta Rhfd 28 Ind tel.
TIETJE, John H. (Amelia) 5 ch farmer T l67a 10h 22c R4 Napoleon Fre 14 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Lena (dau Henry) R2 Napoleon Fre 35 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Mary 8 ch housekeeper O life lease 5a R2 Hamler Rhfd 15 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Sopha ret lives with Henry Ridgeville Corners Rid 62 1/2 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Wm. (son Mary) farmer O 20a 2h R2 Hamler Rhfd 15 Ind tel.
TIETJE, Wm. H farmer Hamler.
