Henry County Genealogical Society Newsletter
Volume 14, Number 5, September-October 2002
MEETINGS
September 16, 2002 Monday 7:00 p.m.
View new basement records room for the Clerk of Courts, 612 N. Perry, Napoleon. (see next column)
December – No Meeting
Those of us who regularly work with the mail sincerely thank the members who use their membership numbers when corresponding. It saves us a lot of time.
WE ARE PUBLISHING. . .
Northwest Signal Obituaries 2001 The cost is $12 plus $2.00 postage and handling.
Towns and Ghost Towns of Henry County 1794 – Present The cost is $5.00 plus $1.50 postage and handling.
RECORDS + PREPARATION = SUCCESS
It’s September! We will be visiting the new records room of the Clerk of Courts office which is located in the basement of the building next to the courthouse. While some of the old volumes of records will be available for us to search (or for Mrs. Sonnenberg to search for us), the indexes are housed in the Clerk of Courts office in the courthouse. It is advisable for you to make a trip to Napoleon before September 16 and list the Volume and Page of any specific case you will want to look at during our meeting.
DIRECTIONS: Park at attorney Ed Peper’s office (555 Monroe, behind the courthouse) or at J & B Feed, walk up between the brick building and Omni Electric, take the stairway to the door. This route will be marked for us. We wilt have a business meeting at 7:00 and will be able to stay until 8:00 or a little later.
NOTES FROM MEMBERS
Let’s Reminisce, The Lima News, News Department, P.O. Box 690, Lima, OH 45802 looks for historical photos to use in the paper and helps readers find info about old photos they have. Contact Kim Kincaid at: kkincaid@limanews.com
The 1900 Census for Henry County has a column for the year the person came to the U.S. — helpful!
QUERIES
STEVENSON, MARQUIS
Searching for descendants of Presbyterian minister Rev. Joseph Stevenson and his wife Sarah Marquis Stevenson, dau of Rev. Thomas Marquis and his wife Jane PARK. Partial list of descendants’ names: TOMLINSON, BYERS, EAGLESTON, MOORE, McCOMB, MILLER COOMBS, HATCHER, SMITH, GILMORE, ARMER/ ARMOUR, GARVER, JACKSON, ZOZ, and COOVER.
—Ron Zoz, Marjorie Brundage, Lakeview, OH 43331
Editor’s note: We do not usually print queries without a specific Henry County reference. I did make an exception this time because Rev. Stevenson probably served many parishes and, I assume, had a Henry County connection as we were recipients of an invitation to a Family Information Exchange to be held Sept. 19 at Bellefontaine, OH. Anyone interested may contact the persons listed above.
This query appeared in the OGS Genealogy News (July-Aug. 2002):
SCHNEIDER, YOUNG, ZIEGLER, LIVINGSTONE
Catherine Mary SCHNEIDER, b 11 July, 1882, Custar, OH, bapt 3 July, St. Louis Church, Wood Co., OH. Parents were Adam and Catherine YOUNG SCHNEIDER. Where were parents born? Children of Adam & Catherine: Jossie, Mary and Catherine. Jossie m. Peter ZIEGLER of Deshler and Mary worked in the Deshler Hotel before moving to Helena, MT with her husband, Jack LIVINGSTONE. —Gloria Young, 1802 Hall St., Holt, MI 48842-1712
This is your space. We print all queries that come to us and are related to Henry County. Send queries to Henry Co. Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 231, Deshler, OH 43516 or to the editor at: Henry County Genealogical Society Newsletter.
HELP FOR HENRY CO. GRAVE HUNTERS
Linda Bleschke, Napoleon, OH read many of the Henry County cemeteries in the 1970s. This was before the HCGS was formed and several years before we read and published cemetery information. Linda believes she may have some information from stones that have since been destroyed, moved, or have simply become illegible. She also cross-checked her information with Henry Co. death records.
ADDING TO THE COLLECTION
The Henry County Genealogical Society has received two donations which can be found in our collection at the Edwin Wood Memorial Library in Deshler, OH.
Audrey H. Cosper has contributed “A Blade of Steel” which is about William Henry HARMAN and his descendants (342 page book).
We received from Marguerite Diemer Schosler a pamphlet (7 pages, both sides, family and generation charts): John Peter DIEMER, 1822 Bavaria 1890 New Bavaria, Henry County, Ohio.
From The Deshler Flag, May 17, 1901:
“One of the liveliest camps of fishermen along the [Maumee] river is that of the Deshler boys, located on the south side, along Beaver Creek. The party is made up, or was Sunday, of Dr. GEHRETT, Fred GILCHRIST, L. BAUGHMAN, F. H. FRANCKE, John ADAMS, Sam McCRORY, Peter WITHAM. Harry RIKE, O. LANG, Horace DUNN, M. H. DARBY and Mose COATES. Bass, pickering, and channel cats are being taken in reasonable quantities, and the boys are quite happy.”
From The Deshler Flag March 9, 1900:
“John OLESON, of McClure, died suddenly at Cadillac, MI last week. His remains were brought home for burial.”
From The Deshler Flag March 19, 1897:
“The $25,000 damage case of Herman GUELDE, the Hamler shoemaker, against Drs. ARCHER and EGER, of Holgate, has been revived again in the Henry County Court, a case of malpractice.”
From an Old Clipping in my files (sorry, not identified):
“Got a toothache? To get rid of it, try spitting into a frog’s mouth, kissing a donkey or strangling a mole. Those are some of the superstitions valued by our early ancestors, according to the Chicago-based Academy of General Dentistry. These cures have fallen into disfavor now along with the one that suggested rubbing your face with cow manure.”
It says one of the most adventurous methods of abolishing tooth pain called for obtaining a tooth from a murdered man or executed criminal and applying it to the aching tooth in a graveyard at midnight under a full moon.
Our ancestors lived hard lives, didn’t they?
68th OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY
From The Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion 1861-1866 Vol. V.
The 68th was organized in Nov. and Dec. 1861 at Camp Latty, Napoleon, OH and mustered out July 10, 1865 at Louisville, KY. Due to the huge amount of information, only the soldier’s name, his company, rank, age and pertinent information such as being wounded or killed is included here. Note that being detached to a colored regiment does not mean that a soldier was black. Colored regiments had white officers.
COMPANY A PRIVATES
DeLONG, Charles, 31, d. 15 Sept 1863 at Vicksburg, MS
EDSON, John B., 18
EDGAR John, 19, discharged 8 Oct 1862
FRANTZ, Henry, 27
FREDERICK, Erastus, 18
FOSTER, Charles E., 19, on muster-roll, but never reported for duty
FOSTER, Charles E. 21
FLENNER, George 36, discharged 23 Dec 1862 at Columbus, OH on Cert. of Disability
FRIEND, Jacob 24, killed 22 June 1864 in action at Kenesaw Mountain, GA
GAIMAN, Joseph 24
GOODWELL, Nathaniel 37
GARRET, Jacob 20
HELBERG, Christian H. 26
HELBERG, Frederick 28, discharged 17 Oct 1862 at Bolivar, TN on Cert. of Disability
HUTCHINS, Simon J. 44
HOWE, William H. 27
HALLER, William 23, wounded 11 June 1863 in action near Vicksburg, MS
HERSHBERGER, Wilson 22, d. 24 Apr 1862 at Pittsburg Landing, TN
HERSHBERGER, Thomas 20, on muster-in roll, no further record found
HISSONG, Lyman J. 22
HISER, John 24, d. 22 Jan 1864 in hospital at Vicksburg, MS
KONZEN, Leonard 18, captured 17 Nov 1864 on march from Atlanta to Savannah, GA, no further record found
KRILLING, John 19, d. 18 Oct 1862 in hospital at Jackson, TN
KEMM, Christian 23, d. 9 Jan 1862 at Napoleon, OH
KNAPP, James H. . 23
KITTERING, John F. 19, absent 13 Mar 1862 in General Hospital, Mound City, IL, no further record found
KELLY, Alvey 23, discharged 29 July 1862 at Columbus, OH on Cert. of Disability
LAHER, Gottlieb 20
LAWRENCE, George F. 28
LETTICK, Simon 19, also borne on the rolls as Simson LEETLIRK
LARGE, Erastus 30, on muster-in roll, no further record found
LAARGE, Erastus D. 30
LINTHECOME, Larkin 29
LESNET, Lafayette 37, discharged 17 Oct 1862 at Bolivat, TN on Celt. of Disability
LYMAN, Nathan 20, killed 24 Sept 1862 in railroad accident near Jackson, TN
MILLER, John 28
MAPES, James F. 23
MITCHELL, Andrew 28
MITCHELL, Aaron 25, d. 6 Apr 1862 at Savannah, TN
MYERS, George W. 29
MANN, Abraham 22, discharged 27 Oct 1862 at Cincinnati, OH on Cert. of Disability
MILLER, Fenelson G. 22, discharged 27 June 1862 at Columbus, OH on Cert. of Disability
MOORE, John 29, discharged 27 June 1862 at Columbus, OH on Cert. of Disability
MERRIS, James M. 26, also borne [on the rolls] as James M. MORRIS, discharged 27 Sept 1862 at Columbus, OH on Cert. of Disability
MOSES, Charles W. 36, detached as Hospital Steward 42nd U.S. Colored Infantry 29 June 1864
OTTINGER, Jacob G. 29
ONWELLER, James 26, discharged 24 June 1862 at Columbus, OH on Cert. of Disability
PARKER, George 18
PRENTICE, Jacob 28
PRESTON, George W. 18, d. 23 Mar 1864 in Washington General Hosp. at Memphis, TN
PRESTON, William 44, d. on or about 15 Mar 1862 at Cincinnati, OH
PLOSSMAN, Frederick 44, discharged 17 Oct 1862 at Bolivat, TN on Cert. of Disability
PARSONS, William H 21, discharged — l861 at Napoleon, OH by civil authority
PRIMMER, Simon 20, discharged 13 Oct 1862 at Cincinnati, OH by order of War Dept.
PERCY, Perrin S. 37
PETERS, David W. 43, discharged 16 Sept 1863 at Keokuk, IA on Cert. of Disability
RETIG, George 22
RODDY, William 24
RODDY, Daniel 18
RODDY, John 28
REED, George 19, wounded 16 May 1863 in battle of Champion Hills, MS
REED, John 19
REED, Jesse 23, d. 12 Mar 1863 at Vicksburg, MS
ROBINSON, Lorenzo 22
ROBINSON, Benjamin F. 31, discharged 12 Dec 1862 at Columbus, on on Cert. of Disability
RHODES, Jacob 28
ROSE, Daniel 22
RICHMOND, Thomas 35, discharged 22 Mar 1863 at Lake Providence, LA on Cert. of Disability
RHIARD, John 18, d. 27 Apr 1862 at Cincinnati, OH
1916 FARMERS’ DIRECTORY
NAPOLEON
BOCKELMAN, Ed. J. clerk boards with Mary, 1019 Stephenson St.,
BOCKELMAN, Miss Elizabeth 1017 N Perry St.
BOCKELMAN, Lewis (Anna) ret T flat 726 1/2 N. Perry St Ind tel.
BOCKELMAN, Miss Mary O H&L 1019 Stephenson St. Ind tel.
BOCKELMAN, Otis clerk boards with Mrs. Chas. 1017 N Perry St.
BOCKELMAN, W. A. (Katharine) 4 children union delivery O H&L 5h 942 Haley Ave Ind tel.
BOGART, Ralferd (Mary) 2 children grocery clerk T H&L 254 Yeager St Ind tel.
BOGERT, Eli (Malinda) horse trainer O H&L Ind tel.
BOGERT, Madge (daughter of Eli) clerk 747 Park St Ind tel.
BOGGS, David (Stella) boiler maker T H&L 1202 Scott St Ind. tel.
BOGGS, Mrs. Madge 2 children clerk T flat R2 N Perry St.
BOKERMAN, W. C. (Jennie) 2 children insurance O H&L 1011 N Perry St Ind tel. See adv.
BOLLEY, HENRY (Elizabeth) laborer O H&L 3]8 Gary St.
BOLLMAN, Fred (Eva) 2 children carpenter T H&L 507 Fillmore St.
BOND, William (Florence) 1 child laborer, T H&L 415 Avon Place Ind tel.
BONFGLIAO, Pete (Rosa) T H&L 524 N Perry St Ind tel.
BONIFIELD, Irvin E. hay baler boards with Louisa Betz 1203 Yeager St Ind tel.
BONNER, J. W. (Cora) laborer O H&L, 423 Appian St.
BONNOUGH, Sophia M.
BOOHER, Chas. (son of Roy) 314 Front St.
BOOHER, David teaming OH&L 2h 505 Euclid St.
BOOHER, E. C. (Ellen) 2 children auctioneer, O H&L, 534 High St Ind tel.
BOOHER, Mrs. Mary J. H&L 604 E Washington St Ind tel.
BOOHER, Roy (Dora) butcher O H&L 314 Front St.
BOOHER, Wilbur (son of Roy) driver 314 Front St.
BODNER, Glen N. (Helen) 2 children clerk T H&L 211 E Barnes St.
BORDNER, L. C. (Effie) 1 child brakeman T H&L 335 Yeager St Ind tel.
BOST, Alfred (Wanda) 2 children confectionery T H&L 615 Wayne St. See adv.
BOST, Arthur (Mary) T H&L 750 E Washington St.
BOST, Asa.
BOST, A.H. (Agnes) 2 children carpenter O H&L 652 W Main St Ind tel.
BOST, A. W. (Minnie) 1 child blacksmith, T H&L 615 E Washington St.
BOST, Fred (son of Roy) blacksmith boards 517 E. Main St.
BOST, Mrs. F. M. housekeeper H&L 115 Front St.
BOST, Jacob gardening O H&2Lots 960 River St. .
BOST, Kenneth (son of Roy) bartender boards 517 E. Main St.
BOST, Roy (Clara) 1 child T H&L 517 E Main St.
BOST, Samuel (Harriette) ret O H&L, 619 Daggett Ave.
BOST, Sophrona. Bost, Wm. (Lora M.) 1 child T H&IL, 750 E Washington St.
BOUCES, Jacob (Mary) 1 child ret O H&L, 1068 Reynolds St.
BOUNNOUGH, Mrs. J. O H&L 325 E Washington St.
BOWERMAN, Geo. (Melissa) ret O H&L, 1125 Woodlawn St.
BOWERS, Geo. ret O H&L 915 Lumbard St Ind tel.
BOWERS, S. M. (Louise) 4 children poultry dealer T H&L 915 Lumbard St Ind tel.
BOWLES, Mrs. Lilah 4 children T H&L 508 Hobson St.
BOX, Walter C. (Helen) 1 child carpenter O H&L 245 Garden St Ind tel.
BOYD, Mrs. Maria T H&L 646 Beckham St.
BOYER, Forers fireman on D. T. & I. R.R. boards 323 Yeager St Napoleon.
BOYER, Porers fireman on D T & I R.R., boards at Eva Sherwood 323 Yeager St, Napoleon.
BOYER, C. W. (Jennie M.) furniture & undertaking O H&L 751 S Perry St, Ind tel. See adv.
BOYER, Frank J. (Blanche E.) furniture & undertaking T H&L Cor Barnes & S Perry Sts, Ind tel. See adv.
BOYER, Guy G. (Dora A.) 2 children furniture & undertaking O H&L 749 S Perry St, Ind tel. See adv.
BOYER, Gaston H. (son of C. W.) furniture & undertaking 751 S Perry St, Ind tel., See adv.
BRADLEY, A. M. (Maxie) engineer at water works T H&L 311 W Clinton St.
BRADLEY, Cecel P. (Mary) 2 children electrical worker O H&L 718 Welsted St, Ind tel.
BRADLEY, Mrs. Lena O H&L 838 Woodlawn St.
BRADY, Emery (Diva) 1 child engineer T H&L 1071 Dodd St.
BRANNER, Geo. (Frances) 1 child works in handle factory T H&L 302 Front St.
BRANSON, J. M. (Rebecca) ret O H&L 737 W Washington St.
BRENDLE, Fred (Maud) 3 children real estate agent T H&L 221 E Main St Ind tel.
BRESSLER, G. (Ruth) 3 children conductor on D T & I R R T H&L 1103 Stephenson St Ind tel..
BRETZ, Dow (Sarah L.) insurance O H&L, 743 W Washington St Ind tel.
BREWER, E. M: (Lanora) 2 children railroader T H&L 261 Yeager St Ind tel.
BREY, C. F. (May) ticket agent at Wabash depot T H&L 251 Yeager St Ind tel.
BRICE, John (son of P. J.) works at wind mill factory boards 330 Yeager St.
BRICE, Madge (daughter of B. J.) clerk boards 330 Yeager St.
BRICE, P. J. (Anna) peddler O H&L 330 Yeager St.
BRINER, John (Minnie) laborer O H&L 481 W Front St.
BRINKMAN, Otto (Elnora) sign painter O H&L 614 Wayne St hotel.
BRINKMANN, Carl (son of E. F.) student boards 504 E Main St.
BRINKMANN, E. F. (Doris) 1 child shoemaker O H&L 504 E Main St.
BRODNIX, J. C. (Almira) ret O H&L 674 Riverview Ave Ind tel.
BRONDES; Mrs. Arminda 0 80a H&L 125 Railroad St Ind tel.
BRONER, Mrs. Minnie 1 child O H&L 124 Front St.
BROOKS, B. F. (Rhoda) 3 children laborer O H&L 1040 Stephenson St.
BROOK , Chas. B. (Hattie) 3 children engineer D T & I R R T H&L 845 Oakwood St.
BROWN, Mrs. Amanda A. O H&L 721 Wayne St.
BROWN, Burl (son of E. H.) school teacher 505 W Clinton St.
BROWN, Dean W. (son of D. C.) boards 903 Haley Ave Ind tel.
BROWN, D. C. (Samantha) postmaster O H&L 903 Haley Ave Ind tel.
BROWN, E. H.. (A1ta) superintendent school T H&L 505 W Clinton St Ind tel.
BROWN, Jacob (Emma) stock buyer O H&L 205 W Washington St Ind tel
BROWN, James.
BROWN, John.
BROWN, Joseph H. (son of Amanda A.) concrete work boards 721 Wayne St.
BROWN, Mildred (daughter of E. H.) student 505 W Clinton St.
BROWN, Mrs. Pauline O H&L 131 Meekison St Ind tel.
BROWN, Mrs. Rosanna carpet weaver O H&L 547 W Maumee Ave.
BROWN, Samuel (Jessie) laborer T H&L 712 W Clinton St.
BROWNELL, Mrs. C. M. O H&L 612 Leonard St Ind tel.
BROWNELL, Frank E. (son of Mrs. C. M.) R F D mail carrier boards 612 Leonard St Ind tel.
BROWNELL, J. Whitcomb (son of Mrs. C. M.) R F D mail carrier boards 2h 612 Leonard St Ind tel.
BROWNELL, Mary E. (daughter of Mrs. C. M.) 612 Leonard St Ind tel.
BRUBAKER, Carl (Emily) 3 children ins agt O H&L 629 W Main St Ind te1.
BRUBAKER, Charles V. (Debbie E.) 3 children piano, victrolas & record O H&L 2h 515 W Clinton St Ind tel See adv.
BRUBAKER, Elizabeth O H&L 750 W Washington St Ind tel.
BRUBAKER, Ida.
BRUBAKER, John (Mattie) ret O H&L 1053 N Perry St.
BRUBAKER, Mary E.
BRUBAKER, Nelson
BRUHN, Mrs. Bertha 3 children O H&L 1072 Willard St.
BRUHN, Fritz.
BRUHN, Fred (Yohanna) teamster O H&L 241 Yeager St.
BRUHN, Henry (son of Mrs. Bertha) drives delivery wagon boards 1072 Wil1ard St.
BRUHN, Huldah (daughter of Mrs. Bertha) 1072 Willard St.
BRUHN, Martha (daughter of Mrs. Bertha) school teacher 1072 Willard St.
BRUNS, Julian (son of Richard Bruns) clerks in clothing store 704 W Clinton St.
BRUNS, Richard (Minnie) 2 children clerks in clothing store O H&L 704 W Clinton St.
BRYAN, G. A.
BUCHKA, Mike (Katie) laborer T H&L Tow Path.
BUDEN, Herman.
BUHLART F. (Mary) junk dealer O H&L 125 Riser St Ind tel.
BUIZLEY, Wm. T. (Elizabeth) dentist O H&L 431 Welsted St Ind tel.
BUNTZ, Jacob.
BURKE, Alva W. (son of John H.) works in Henney restaurant 232 Brownell St.
BURKE, John H. (Ida) teamster T H&L 232 Brownell St
BURNS, Mrs. T. J. housekeeper for Mrs. James Finigan 321 E Main St Ind te1.
BURROUGHS, G. M. (Anna) 4 children grocery & meat market O H&L 220 Front St Ind tel.
BURROW, Mrs. Caroline O H&L 515 Appian St Ind tel.
BURROW, H. H. laborer.
BURROWS, Esther (daughter of Hugh) kindergarten teacher 309 W Main St Ind te1.
BURROWS, Hugh (Margerite) 2 children janitor T H&L Ic 309 W Main St Ind tel.
BURROWS, Olive (daughter of Hugh Burrows) 309 W Main St Ind tel.
BUSCH, J. F. (Elizabeth) ret O H&L 706 Daggett Ave Ind tel.
BUSICK, C. A. (Edda) 4 children brakeman on D T D R R T H&L 511 Fillmore St.
BUTLER, Mrs. Albert.
BUTLER, Blanche (daughter of Elmer W.) student 610 Beckham St Ind tel.
BUTLER, Elmer W. (Louisa) 2 children potash mfg O H&L 610 Beckham St Ind tel.
BUTLER, Lloyd (son of Elmer W.) conductor on St Paul R R 610 Beckham St Ind tel.
BUTLER, Ray (son of Elmer W.) conductor on street car Jine 610 Beckham St Ind tel.
BUTLER, Mrs. Susie 3 children T H&L 603 E Washington St.
CAHILL, R. W. 3 children attorney-at-law O H&L 409 Washington St Ind tel.
CALKINS, Wm. (Mary) works in hoop mill T H&L 1125 Stephenson St.
CAMERON, Fay (daughter of Spencer) school teacher 414 Avon Place Ind tel
CAMERON, Spencer (Alvira) laborer & carpenter O 414 Avon Place Ind tel.
CAMPBELL, W. W. (Laura H.) 7 children attorney-at-law O H&L 724 Washingbn St Ind tel. See adv.
CANFIELD, M. W.
CARROL, Forrest boards with S. W. Albrink 325 Cary St.
CARRON, Thomas (Mary J.) ret O H&L 730 Stout St.
CARTER, Fred (Edna) 3 children piano salesman T H&L 714 Welsted St Ind tel.
CARTER, Mrs. Lettie 123 E Main St Ind tel.
CARY, Mrs. Amelia H&L 909 Lumbard St Ind tel
CARY, A. M.
CARY, Miss Mary A. (daughter of Amelia) housekeeper 909 Lumbard St Ind tel
CASTEEL, A. T. (Lola G.) 3 children auto agt O H&L 529 W Clinton St.
CHARLES, E. S. (Gladys) 1 child clothier boards N Perry St Wellington Hotel.
CHIVINGTON, M. V. (Amelia) 1 child deputy surveyor T flat R4 N Perry St Ind tel.
CHORS, Charles (Jeanette) 1 child T H&L 860 Maple St.
CHRISTY, Chas.
CHRISTY, Earnest (Myrtle) 3 children stoker at gas plant T H&L 1043 Reynolds St Ind tel.
CHRISTY, Mrs. Esther O H&L 724 Stout St.
CHRISTY, Geo. (Mary) 2 children engineer at round house T H&L 203 E Barnes St.
CHRISTY, Harry (son of Geo.) works at wind mill factory 203 E Barnes St.
CHRISTY, James (Anna) laborer T H&L 1043 Reynolds St Ind tel.
CHRISTY, Jess (Elmyra) laborer O H&L 1137 Stephenson St.
CHRISTY, Ottie waiter 203 E Barnes St.
CHRISTY, Port (Maud) 3 children section foreman O H&L 1132 Willard St Ind tel.
CHRISTY, Todd (son of Geo.) laborer 203 E Barnes St.
CHROBARGER, C. H.
CHROBOGER, H. C. (Jennie) 3 children lineman O H&L 720 Riverview Ave.
CLAY, C. F. (Minnie) 2 children druggist O H&L 417 Welsted St Ind tel.
CLAY, Luther W. (son of C. F.) student 417 Welsted St Ind tel.
CLEMENS, D. W. (Rose) 4 children hotel T hotel 615 N Perry St Ind tel. See adv.
CLEWELL, T. C. ret.
CLINE, Alice (daughter of A. M.) 712 Park St Ind tel.
CLINE, A. M. ( Jennie) 3 children traveling salesman H&L 712 Park St Ind tel.
CLYMER, Amos (Melva) 3 children carpenter O H&L 1212 Oakwood St Ind tel.
CLYMER, Anora (daughter of E. A.) student 521 Hobson St.
CCLYMERlymer, Mrs. Elizabeth O H&L 831 Munroe St Ind tel.
CLYMER, E. A. (Marie) 1 child carpenter T H&L 521 Hobson St.,
CLYMER, Oscar (son of Elizabeth) laborer boards 831 Monroe St Ind tel.
COCHRAN, Ada M.
COCHRAN, R. M.
COCHRAN, W. H.
COCKE, Gust (Alma) 9 children O H&L 1066 S Perry St.
COCKE, G. W. (Barbara) Farmers Hotel T N Perry St.
COFF, Marion L.
COMN, Mrs. Mary E.
CONN, Daniel (Ella M.) ret O 200a 4H&Lots 612 W Washington St Ind tel.
