Notes

[NI12588] Postcard dated May 6, 1914, addressed to Mrs. Ethel LaRue, Lafayette, Ohio, "Master Harold Eugene Watt, age 6 mos., Eve"

[NI12598] Delphos -- Rosabelle Kiggins, 81, of here, died at 12:25 p.m. Saturday at Delphos Memorial Nursing Home. She was born March 18, 1909 in Kossuth, the daughter of David and Lula LeRue Klinger. On May 30, 1929, she married Fredrick G. Kiggins, who died in 1972.
Mrs. Kiggins was a member of St. Paul United Methodist Church and its Faith Hope Bible Class. She was also a member of the Order of Eastern Stars Chapter 26, where she was a past worthy matron.
Survivors include two sons, David Kiggins of Delphos and Raymond Kiggins of Tacoma, Wash.; two daughters, Patricia Fetzer of Lima and Joyce Kiggins of Delphos; six grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Arrangements are incomplete at Harter and Son Funeral Home, Delphos. [written: Died Nov. 3, 1990]

[NI12608] 1910 Ohio census - Allen Co, Lima City, ED 34:
G.C. Settlemire, 40; wife Luella, 40, born VA; dau Hazel M., 18; son Virgil L., 13; dau Mary M., 9; son Leroy, 7; son Robert A., 5

[NI12610] Losh - 1930 Allen Co, Richland Twp:
Abraham J. Losh, 39; Mary, 40; Joseph, 16; MaryAnn, 14; Helen Jane, 11; Richard R., 8; John H., 6; Lucile, 5; Betty, 3-1/12; Alice, 1-2/12

[NI12638] Harrod High School Class of 1960

[NI12641] Lima News? - Sept. 1979 -- Robert C. Zerbe
Sidney -- Robert C. Zerbe, 56, died in Fremont Friday morning following an apparent heart attack. He was a welder and pipefitter for Tilton Construction in Lima and a member of the Plumbers and Pipefitters Local in Lima.
Survivors include his wife, the former Helen Miller; three sons, Robert Zerbe of Miami Beach, Fla., Jeryle Ray Zerbe of Gulf Breeze, Fla., and Lane Zerbe, at home; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Allen (Vickie) Hetrick of Versailles; a stepson, David Bennett of Sudney; four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; three brothers, George Zerbe and Ralph Zerbe, both of Lima, and Raymond Zerbe of Tucson, Ariz.; and three sisters, Mrs. Mark (Bonnie) Skinner of Marysville, Wash., Mary Craig of New Hampshire and Juanita Lowe of Belle Center.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Cromes Funeral Home. Burial will be in Shelby Memory Gardens. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.

[NI12650] 1900 Ohio census - Putnam Co (roll 1316), Pleasant Twp, p. 235a:
Cregg Core, Head, born Nov 1870 age 29, md. 9 yrs, born OH, father born WV, mother born OH, farmer; wife Maggie born Mar 1874 age 26, 3 children, born OH, parents born OH; [p. 236] dau Hazel F. born July 1892 age 7; son John born July 1894 age 5; son Glen J. born Sep 1896 age 3

Cregg's parents are John and Violetta Core, listed just above him:
John Core, Head, born July 1843 age 56, md. 32 yrs, born WV, parents born WV, farmer; wife Violetta born July 1848(?) age 51(?), 8 children, 7 living, born OH, parents born OH; dau Elizabeth born Dec 1876 age 24; son David W. born Nov 1878 age 21; dau Rosa L. born Oct 1881 age 18; dau Bessie D. born Mar 1887 age 12

[NI12652] 1900 OH census - Putnam Co - Pleasant Twp (roll 1316) p. 231:
Charles C. Core, Head, b Feb 1869 age 31, md 2 yrs, b OH, parents b Virginia, farmer
wife Emma b Apr 1880 age 20, 2 children, b OH, parents b OH
son Russell b April 1899 age 1
[p. 231a] dau Vera L. Core b Apr 1900

Is Charles a son of John and Violetta Core?

[NI12655] 1900 OH census - Allen Co - Jackson Twp (roll 1236), p. 89a

[NI12657] 1900 Ohio census - Allen Co, Jackson Twp (roll 1236), p. 90

[NI12658] Biographies of Allen County, Ohio residents:
JACOB HEFNER, who is one of the most extensive agriculturists of this county, owning 365 acres of land in sections 19, 20, 21 and 22, Jackson township, was born in Ross County, this State, April 22, 1832. His parents were Isaac and Mary (May) Hefner, both natives of Pennsylvania, where the former was born in 1809, and the latter in 1807. They were of Pennsylvania-Dutch ancestry.
When a young man, Isaac Hefner accompanied his parents to Ross County, Ohio, making the journey overland by wagon. There he married and lived until 1840, when with his wife and family, he came to Allen County. Here he entered 80 acres of land from the government, and began to buy and feed cattle, which were disposed of at a good price, the proceeds going to buy more cheap land. Thus, in time, he became one of the largest land-owners of this county, owning eventually about 1,800 acres. Large tracts of this land were cleared by him and his sons. He was a Democrat in politics, and in religion a member of the Reformed Church, donating timber and land for the first log church built here and lending substantial aid toward the erection of the present brick edifice. The land used by the church as a cemetery was also given by him. He passed away in 1884, at the age of 75 years. His wife died in 1901, at the advanced age of 94. The children were: Jacob; Harrison, whose sketch may be found in this book; Amos, of Auglaize Township; Clarissa, who married Jacob Mowery; David; John; and Albert.
Jacob Hefner was reared to farm life and lived at home until his marriage, when he moved into the log cabin which stood on his present farm, at that time the property of his father. Here he applied himself to farming and stock raising, and soon had his property cleared and in a high state of cultivation. His residence is of brick and one of the most attractive in the vicinity, while the large barns and other outbuildings bespeak the prosperous farmer.
Mr. Hefner was married December 2, 1855, to Christina Holman, who was born near Delaware, Ohio, September 18, 1838, and died September 10, 1898. She was a daughter of William and Sarah (Frederick) Holman. The children of Mr. and Mrs. Hefner are as follows: Isaac, born March 25, 1858, a resident of Lima; Mary, born April 7, 1860, the wife of Marion Watt; William, born February 23, 1862, living in Lima; Jennie, born September 12, 1864, wife of John E. Eversole; Amos, born February 16, 1867; Walter, born July 6, 1869; Olive, born August 14, 1872, and deceased December 8, 1874; Clara, born October 19, 1875, wife of C. C. Arnold; Daisy, born June 17, 1878, who married E. N. Hall, and lives in the Indian Territory; and Marion, born July 5, 1881, who married Bessie Kidd and resides on the farm with his father. Mr. Hefner has always affiliated with the Democratic Party, and at one time served as township trustee. He is a member of the Reformed Church. Portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Hefner accompany this sketch.

[NI12659] Biographies of Allen County, Ohio residents (under Harison Hefner):
When a young man Isaac Hefner located in Ross County with his parents being among its first white settlers. There he married Mary May. When he came to Allen County with his wife and children in 1840, he was a poor man, and could neither read nor write; but he possessed a shrewd business sense which enabled him to see and take advantage of the opportunities offered and which placed him among the leading men of his time and section. On coming to this county, he entered 80 acres of land from the government and dealt extensively in cattle. He added to his acreage from time to time until he became a very large land owner. He possessed at the time of his death about 1800 acres all of the land being in Bath and Jackson townships. He was a Democrat, but did not take an active part in politics. He was a member and liberal supporter of the Reformed Church, furnishing the timber for the erection of the first log church which was built. Later he donated the land when the present edifice was erected for both church and cemetery, and contributed to the building fund for the brick church. He passed away in 1884 at the age of 75 years. His wife survived him many years, dying in 1901 at the advanced age of 94 years. Two of their nine children died in infancy. The seven who grew to maturity and are still living are as follows: Jacob, of Jackson township, whose sketch appears elsewhere in this work; Harison; Amos, of Auglaize township; Clarissa, wife of Jacob Mowery, of Bath township; David, of Bath township; and John and Albert, of Jackson township.

Personal Histories of Allen County, Ohio - 1875 - Jackson Township
HARRISON HEFNER was born in Ross County, in the year 1834, and when about four years old was brought to Allen County by his parents, Isaac and Mary Hefner. He married a daughter of William Ice, whose children were Andrew, Jennie and Mahala. Mr. Hefner has five brothers--Jacob, Amos, David, John and Albert--and one sister, Clarissa. He has four children--Annie M., Charles E., Jennie A. and Frank.

ISAAC HEFNER was born in Pennsylvania, Feb. 12, 1811. His wife was born in Ross County, in May, 1810. They are the parents of Jacob, Harrison, Ames, David, John, Albert and Clarissa. Mr. H. is a son of Isaac and Susannah, and brother of David, Gabriel, Kate and Mary. Mrs. Hefner was Mary May, daughter of John and Mary, and sister of George, Philip, David, Susan and Betsy.

JACOB HEFNER was born in Ross County, April 25, 1832. His wife was born in Delaware County, Sept. 18, 1838. They have seven children--Isaac, Mary, William, Jane, Ames, Walter and Sarah. Mr. H. is a son of Isaac and Mary Hefner, and brother of Harrison, Ames, Clarissa, David, John and Albert Hefner. He married Christina, daughter of William and Sarah Holman, who came from Ross County in 1848, and whose children are Daniel, William, Mary, Annie, Christina, Fannie, Barbara, David and Philip Holman.

[NI12665] In 1850, Mary Greenwald, age 77, is listed in the household of her son-in-law Daniel Snyder in Perry Co, Thorn Twp.

[NI12672] 1900 Ohio census - Allen Co, Jackson Twp (roll 1236), p. 79A, taken June 12:
Charles [indexed Chester] Anspach born Oct 1866 age 33, md. 20 yrs, farmer; wife Sarah E. born Nov 1837 age 62, md. 20 yrs, 3 children, 2 living, mother born Penn; son Walter R. born Nov 1881 age 18; dau Elsie M. born July 1886 age 13

1910 Ohio census - Allen Co, Jackson Twp, p. 92, taken May 3-4:
Charles Anspach, 53, M1 28 yrs, farmer; wife Sarah, 65, M2 28 yrs

1920 Ohio census - Allen Co, Jackson Twp, p. 53B, taken Jan. 15:
Charles B. Anspach, 63, farmer; wife Sarah E., 75; son Walter L., 38; Iva C., dau-in-law, 32; Sarah C., granddau, 7; Ralph E., grandson, 4-4/12; Evelyn L., granddau, 2+

He's not Charles son of William and Catharine Anspach -
1880 Ohio census - Allen Co, Jackson Twp, p. 426C, taken June 24:
Wm Anspach, 42, blacksmith; wife Catharine, 30 (38?), son Jacob W., 18; son David V., 16; son Thomas, 14; (next page) son Samuel, 12; son Charles, 10; dau Catharine, 9; dau Ellen, 7; dau Estella, 1

1870 Ohio census - Allen Co, Jackson Twp, PO Beaverdam, p. 362b (Page No. 28), taken June 16:
Wm. H. Anspaugh, 31, farm laborer; Catharine, 26; Jacob, 8; David, 6; Thomas, 3; Samuel, 2; Charles, 2/12 born April; William Willson, 13

[NI12673] Biographies of Allen County, Ohio residents:
Solomon D. Snider was born in Thorn township, Perry County, Ohio, April 30, 1842, and came to Allen County in the spring of 1865 when he bought 80 acres of land in section 25, Jackson township, took possession in April of that year, and has lived upon it ever since. His parents were Daniel and Mary (Greenawalt) Snider and his grandfather was also named Daniel Snider.
The grandfather of our subject was born in Pennsylvania, whence he came to Ohio, entering land in Perry County, where he died March 3, 1866, at the age of 93 years, 7 months and a few days. He was a Whig, while his son and grandson (our subject) became Democrats. He took an active part in reform work and was a leader in the German Baptist or Dunkard Church, being one of the preachers of that body and holding services in his house and barn until they were able to build a house of worship.
Daniel Snider, the father of our subject, was born in Thorn Township, Perry County, Ohio, June 28, 1808. During his younger days he engaged in teaching school, and afterwards bought a farm of 180 acres in Perry County, where he devoted his time to agriculture until his death November 3, 1861. He was a member of the Lutheran Church. He was married to Mary Greenawalt, who was born in Hocking County, Ohio, in 1811 and died in Perry County, March 6, 1895, at the age of 83 years, 3 months and 20 days. Her parents, Mathias and Mary (Coon) Greenawalt, came to this State from Maryland, and were of German descent. She was the mother of the following children, viz.: Lucinda (Boyer), deceased; John Henry, who resides on the homestead in Perry County; Mary Katharine (Clum), deceased; Solomon D.; Sarah Elizabeth (Anspach), of Jackson township; and Eliza Ann (Humberger), deceased.
Solomon D. Snider was reared in his native county where he was married August 31,1863, to Katharine Zartman. She was a daughter of Henry and Mary (Swinehart) Zartman, of Perry County, and was born February 18, 1844. She died May 4, 1902, leaving two children, Mary Aretta, wife of R. C. Klingler; and Clarence Franklin, both of Hardin County. Mr. Snider came here with his wife and one child at once set about improving his new home. He erected buildings, planted an orchard and made many other improvements from which he is to-day reaping the benefits. He has been an industrious, frugal man and in addition to caring for his farm fan a threshing machine for some time. He has been assessor three times and made a most efficient officer. He is a member of the Lutheran Church and served as deacon and elder for many years.

1900 Ohio census - Allen Co, Jackson Twp (roll 1236), p. 79A, taken June 12:
Solomon Snider born Apr 1842 age 58, md. 37 yrs, born Ohio, parents born Ohio, farmer; wife Catherine born Jan 1844 age 56, md. 37 yrs, 2 children, born Ohio; Earl Hanley, servant, born Feb 1884 age 16, farm laborer

1920 Ohio census - Allen Co, Jackson Twp, p. 53B, taken Jan. 15:
Solomon D. Snider, 79, retired farmer; wife Hattie L., 50, born Ohio, father born Ohio, mother born Maryland; John C. Helser, stepson, 23, farmer; Geraldine G., stepdau, 19

[NI12675] Larry Clum (GenCircles) says Francis Marion Clum b. 1838 was the son of Eli Clum and Catherine Clum. Francis Clum b. 1804 was apparently never married, lived with his mother then other siblings.

[NI12677] 1900 Ohio census - Allen Co, Jackson Twp (roll 1236), p. 79A, taken June 12:
Charles Clum born Nov 1864 age 35, md. 14 yrs, born Ohio, parents born Ohio, farmer; wife Clara born May 1869 age 31, md. 14 yrs, 7 children, 6 living, born Ohio; son Elsie born April 1886 age 14; son Jessie born Aug 1887 age 12; dau Allie born Feb 1889 age 11; son Bertie born Sept 1890 age 9; dau Vernie born Sept 1894 age 5; dau Cordia born Mar 1898 age 2; Noah, father, born April 1830 age 60, widowed, born Ohio, parents born Virginia

[NI12685] Ancestry (Dearth Family) site has a Walter L. Anspach b. 1881 d. 1953, md. Iva C. Berry b. 1887, children: Oscar Leroy Anspach (b. June 19, 1920 Allen Co), Warren Anspach, Evelyn Anspach and Mary Alice Anspach. No parents given for Walter.

[NI12686] Ancestry site (Dearth Family) says she is daughter of John C. & Elsie Anspach - check census records.

[NI12687] 1900 Ohio census - Allen Co, Jackson Twp (roll 1236), p. 80a

[NI12688] Lima News, Feb. 4, 1936 - Mrs. Elizabeth Catherine Akerman

[NI12708] 1880 Ohio census - Van Wert Co, Union Twp, p. 266A, taken June 7:
Eli Hullinger, 47, farmer, born Ohio, parents born Ohio; wife Nancy A., 47, born Ohio, parents born Penn; dau Eliza L.M., 16; son James H.C., 12; dau Ada C., 10; son Burley W., 8; son Rollie D., 6

[NI12899] 1870 PA census - Berks Co, Brecknock Twp (roll 1305), p. 121b, taken July 1:
Richard Ziemer, 38, laborer; Eliza, 34; Amanda, 11; Elizabeth, 7; Venus, 8 (m); Richard, 4; Heber, 2

1880 PA census - Berks Co, Brecknock Twp (roll 1099), p. 111D, taken June 30:
Richard Ziemer, 44, farmer; wife Eliza, 44; son Heber, 12; dau Christina, 7; son Henry, 4

[NI12905] 1870 PA census - Berks Co, Brecknock Twp (roll 1305), p. 122a, taken July 1:
97/ 104 John Schweitzer, 66, farmer; Elizabeth, 67; Obadiah, 26, laborer;
98/ 105 Augustus [Schweitzer], 30, farmer; Maria, 24; Mary, 6/12; Lydia Haldeman, 15, domestic servant

[NI12932] Are her parents Jacob and Magdalena Eshelman? 1850 PA census - Berks Co, Brecknock Twp (roll 754), p. 378, taken Aug. 7: Jacob Eshelman, 47, farmer; Magdalene, 53; ? P. Eshelman, 23; Keziah, 17(?); Moses, 14

[NI12939] 1880 PA census - Berks Co, Cumru Twp (roll 1099), p. 173C (image of ), taken July 13:
170/ 185 - Henry Z. White, 38, laborer; wife Elizabeth, 35; dau Hannah, 9; dau Lydia H., 6; son Howard H., 3; dau Lizzie H., 2/12
171/ 186 - Daniel White, 66, farming; wife Susanna, 64

1900 PA census - Berks Co, Cumru Twp (roll 1376), p. 192, taken June 8:
142 - Fa???? White, born May 1848 age 52, widowed, 9 children, 6 living; dau Lizzie born Jan 1884 age 16
143 - Daniel H. White born July 1868 age 31, md. 3 yrs, day laborer; wife Laura born June 1872 age 27, 2 children, 1 living; dau Edna born Aug 1897 age 2
144 - Henry Z. White born May 1842 age 58, md. 34 yrs, day laborer; wife Elizabeth born July 1844 age 55, 9 children, 6 living; dau Lizzie born Mar 1880 age 20, seamstress; dau Alice born Feb 1887 age 13

[NI12966] 1850 Michigan census - Ottawa Co, Wright, p. 14b, taken Oct. 1:
Nathaniel Lee, 27, farmer, born NY; Clarissa, 26, born NY; Philia, 4, born Mich; Irenus Wellman, 37, farmer, born NY; Amasa Auger, 24, farmer, born NY
> I think Irenus was related to Annis Wellman who married Ammon Augur, possibly her nephew.

1860 Michigan census - Ottawa Co, Town of Wright, PO Berlin, Page No. 113, taken July 16:
[indexed Genus] Wellman, 46, farmer, born Vermont; Mary Wellman, 26, wife, born NY; Reuben F. Wellman, 4, born Mich; Martin Holloway, 20, farm laborer, born Ohio; Martha Firich(?), 17, servant, born Mich

[NI12978] The Grand Rapids Herald, August 27, 1932, p. 3:
Earl Lillie, age 46 years, passed away at the home of his uncle, Clyde Lillie, 1928 Madison ave., Friday morning. He leaves, besides the widow, his father, Truman Lillie of Coopersville, and a number of relatives. The body was removed to the Van Allsburg funeral home at Coopersville, where funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial in Coopersville cemetery.

[NI12995] Lima News, April 25, 1969: LESTER BIERLY
Lester H. Bierly, 65, of Lafayette, died 2:45 p.m. Thursday in his residence after a lengthy illness.
Born July 10, 1903, in Lafayette, he was the son of Curtis and Elsie Heath Bierly. A water well contractor, he was a member of Zion Lutheran Church, Lafayette, Lima Automobile Club and past president of its board of governors, and Elks Club.
Surviving are his wife, Dorothy Yant Bierly; two sons, James and Gary, both of Lafayette; two sisters, Mrs. Russell Rex of 2045 Lyn Grove Dr., and Mrs. Elza Helser of Scottsdale, Ariz.; and three grandchildren.
Services will be 2 p.m. Sunday in Siferd's Westwood Chapel, Rev. R.E. McDaniel officiating. Burial will be in Lafayette Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 tonight.

[NI12996] 1900 Ohio census - Allen Co, Richland Twp (roll 1236), taken June 13, 1900, p. 145a:
Peter Amstutz, b. Sept 1871, age 28, md. 6 yrs, born Ohio, parents born Ohio, occ: farmer; wife Rosa born Aug 1874 age 25, md. 6 yrs, 2 children, born Ohio, parents born Ohio; son Walter born May 1895 age 5; son Harold born March 1900 age 3/12
p. 145-145b: Joseph born Sep 1844 age 56, md. 30 yrs, born Ohio, parents born France; Mary born Jan 1852 age 48, 6 children, born Ohio, parents born Switzerland (Ger)

1910 Ohio census - Allen Co, Richland Twp (roll 1150), p. 181B, taken April 23 & 25:
Peter W. Amstutz, 38, md. 16 yrs, born Ohio, parents born Ohio; wife Rosa D., 35, 2 children, born Ohio, parents born Ohio; son Walter W., 14; son Herald J., 10

1920 Ohio census - Allen Co, Richland Twp (roll 1344), ED 232, p. 194B, taken Jan. 19 & 20:
Peter W. Amstutz, 48; wife Rosa, 45; son Carl, 7; dau Evelyn J., 2-2/12

1930 Ohio census - Allen Co, Richland Twp, ED 39, p. 45, taken April 17:
Peter W. Amstutz, 58; wife Rosa, 55; son Carl, 17; dau Evelyn, 13

[NI12999] Her grandfather was Lorance Fisher, b. abt 1853 in Ohio (56 in the 1910 census, his wife Mary was 65, so b. abt 1844).

[NI13000] His father was born in Switzerland, his mother in France.

[NI13016] 1930 OH census - Union Co, Leesburg Twp, Dist. 11:
Elton Myers, 29, married 5 yrs; wife Mary, 27; son James, 2; dau Rose M., 2/12

[NI13018] 1820 - Springhill Twp, Fayette Co PA, last taxed at Springhill Twp in 1829
1830 - Rush Twp, Fairfield Co OH
1850 - Hocking Co OH

[NI13028] His father is possibly John Ransbottom, age 38 in 1860, or Isaac Ransbottom, 41 in 1860, both found on p. 449 (Page No. 125) of the 1860 Ohio census for Allen Co, Jackson Twp, PO Lafayette; or Wesley Ransbottom, age 43 in 1860, found on p. 459B (Page No. 146) of the 1860 Ohio census for Allen Co, Jackson Twp, PO Lafayette. Wesley has a son, A, age 15 in 1860.

[NI13029] Military: Aug 1862-Jul 1865 Civil War-Co B, 118th Regt - OVI - entered as a private, left as a private.

Information on Thomas and his three marriages comes from the book "William Peter Wetherill - Ancestors & Descendants - Pioneer of Ohio" by Leallah Franklin (Gateway Press Inc., Baltimore, MD copyright 1988).

[NI13132] His parents were John F. Firestone, born 1832 Ohio, died Mar 18, 1913, and Matilda Jane Stull, born 1853 Ohio (married Feb 27, 1876 Hardin Co OH).

[NI13134] 1900 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Pultney Twp, Bellaire City, p. 82A, taken June 1:
John L. Foreman born Sept 1867 age 32, md. 6 yrs, born Ohio, parents born Ohio, occ: engineer; wif eEmma born Jan 1875 age 25, md. 6 yrs, 2 children, born Ohio, parents born W.Va.; son Emmet L. born Jan 1894 age 6; dau Zelda N. born Apr 1899 age 1; William L. Wells, father-in-law, born Dec 1827 age 72, widowed, born W.Va., parents born Virginia

1930 Ohio census - Jefferson Co, Steubenville City, ED 44 (image 3 of 28):
Lewis Foreman, Head, 63, md. at age 25, born Ohio, parents born Ohio, occ: none; wife Emma, 55, md. at age 18, born Ohio, parents born West Virginia; Virgil Baker, son-in-law, 36, md. at age 24, born Ohio, parents born Ohio, occ: electrician, mill; Zelda, daughter, 31, md. at age 18, born Ohio, parents born Ohio; Norine L., granddaughter, 10, born Ohio

[NI13140] Davis's first Emigrants book said that Barbara Wissler daughter of Heinrich Wissler was probably the Barbara Wisler who married Martin Amweg. In his most recent publication (internet site), he gives another Barbara, [?] daughter of Benedict, as the one who married Martin Amweg (? indicates a tentative, unconfirmed relationship). Barbara and her [?] brother Heinrich arrived in Philadelphia on the ship St. Andrew in 1737 with Martin Amweg.

Davis does not have Benedict Wissler connected to Ulrich Wissler's family. Ulrich was the tentative common ancestor for Phil and me - that's no longer the case, unless and until Davis makes a connection between the Benedict and Ulrich. (March 2003)

[NI13145] FLOREN SCRIBNER, 55, DEAD AT MONROE CENTER
Floren Scribner, aged, 55, of Monroe Center, died at his home at 12:30 this morning from the effects of an apoplectic stroke which he suffered a few days ago. He is survived by his wife, one sister, Mrs. William Onion of Conneaut, and two brothers, Thomas of Monroe and William of Erie.
The funeral will be held Monday at one o'clock, sun time, from the late home. Rev. R. E. Benjamin will conduct the services and interment will be made at Kelloggsville.

The funeral of Floren E. Scribner, who died March 13th, was held from his late home Monday at 1 o'clock and was largely attended. Friends from Conneaut, Ashtabula, and Cleveland were present.
Mr. Scribner was the second son of a family of five: Two brothers - Thomas of Monroe and William of Erie - and one sister Mrs. Wm. Onion of Conneaut, remain, the youngest sister, Mina, having died when a child.
Born August 3, 1858, at the family home, two miles south and one mile east of the center, Mr. Scribner spent the greater part of his life and for a number of years tenderly cared for his mother. On December 10th, 1894, he was married to Elva Moon Lillie at the home of Fred Brewster, Esq., in East Monroe. For the past thirteen years Mr. and Mrs. Scribner have lived with the latter's mother Mrs. C. A. Moon, between Bushnell and this place.
The community has lost a good citizen, whose kindly face and genial hospitality will be missed by many friends and neighbors. Rev. R. E. Benjamin spoke words of comfort to the widow, sister and brothers. Many floral tributes gave silent testimony of respect. Interment was made at Kelloggsville.
Mrs. Elva Scribner wishes to thank all the friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted her during the illness and death of her husband.

[NI13152] Willis was a preacher, cooper and farmer. He organized the United Brethren Church at Hickernell's Corners, Crawford Co., PA. in 1850 and owned property in Beaver Township, Crawford Co., PA on the border with Ohio. Although in later years he is listed as a cooper in the county directory for Ashtabula Co., Ohio. (Carole Kiernan)

[NI13154] 1930 Ohio census - Ashtabula Co, Pierpont Twp:
Almon Dain, 68, md 1st age 32, b PA, father b VT, mother b PA
Lura, wife, 65, md 1st age 19, b PA, father b VT, mother b PA
Bernice, dau, 26

[NI13167] Need to confirm with Glenna if this was the Yohn who her mother Florence later married. He is on the same page as Florence [now Sissinger] and her son Charles R. Blosser.

1930 Ohio census - Richland Co, Sharon Twp, Shelby City, p. 9A (image 17 of 34):
Harry S. Yohn, head, 58, married at age 20, born PA, parents born PA; painter, bicycle factory
Ada M., wife, 56, married at age 18, born PA, parents born PA
Freda J. William, dau, 23, married at age 20
Charles A. William, son-in-law, 26, married at age 23
June S., granddaughter, 3

[NI13171] 1860 Ohio census - Franklin Twp, Madison Twp (roll 962), Post Office: Groveport, p. 193, taken June 22, 1860:
119 - Joseph Myers, 56, laborer, value of personal estate: 100, born Virginia
Elizabeth, 51, wife, born Ireland
Sarah Ann Dildine, 31, born Ohio
Henry Joseph " , 9
Mary Ellen " , 7
Elisha H. " , 2
Margaret Jane Myers, 12
120 - Wm John Blakely, 30, brick moulder, value of real estate: 400, of personal estate: 40, born Ohio
Cordelia J., 29, wife
Martha A., 10
George Henry, 8
Lewis Breck, 4
Sarah A., 1

[NI13176] 1930 Ohio census - Richland Co, Sharon Twp, p. 3A (image 5 of 22):
Chauncey Tullis, Head, age 24, md 2 yrs
Beatrice, wife, age 25
Robert, son, age 1
Herbert, son, age 2/12

[NI13178] Alvin's parents were David and Carrie Sissinger. David was born March 1842 in Ohio, his parents were born in Germany. Carrie was born July 1842 in New York, where both her parents were born. In 1900, David and Carrie had been married 36 years and had two children, both living. Alvin and Lottie also had a son John born Feb. 1890. (1900 Ohio census for Richland Co, Plymouth Twp, p. 74a)

[NI13186] 1930 Ohio census - Ashtabula Co, Plymouth Twp, District 51 (image 1 of 19):
Henry H. Nemitz, 37, born PA; wife Mary J., 31, born OH; son Frederick W., 14; dau Elsie A., 12; dau Barbara A., 8; son Henery H., 5; son Eugene H., 3-10/12; son George E., 6/12.

Ancestry message boards: from M. Baden (she is a granddaughter of Eileen Lillie and Frederick Nemitz), 7-26-2000: Do you have any information on Henry Herman Nemitz b. 10-31-1893, OH? His father was John Augusta Nemitz, b. 1859 in Neu Stettine, Germany; d. 1930, Sheffield Twp., Ashtabula Co., OH.

[NI13188] 1930 Ohio census - Ashtabula Co, Kingsville Twp, District 41 (image 7 of 21):
John Allcock, Head, 46, born OH, parents born OH
wife Grace D., 44, born OH, father born NY, mother born OH
dau Lucille, 24
dau Lillian, 23
dau Lorna, 21
dau Leona, 16
son J. Arden, 13
Edith V. Cheney, aunt, 65, widowed, born OH, father born NY, mother born OH

[NI13197] 1850 Ohio census - Allen Co, Richland Twp (roll 657), taken Sept 1850, p. 364b:
Abraham Axbarger, 35, value of real estate owned: 700, born Germany
Mariah, 35, born Germany
Lewis A., 14, born Germany
Aaron, 4, born Ohio
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p. 360b: Elisabeth Ogberger, 15, born Ohio
in the household of David & Fanny Stiner, both age 25, both born Ohio

p. 362a: Lydia Oxbarger, 13, born Ohio
in the household of (p. 361b) Christian Stiner, 36, farmer, born France and his wife Barbara, 29, born Germany

p. 365b: John Oxberger, 49, laborer, born Germany
in the household of John Devert(?), 49, farmer, born Germany, and his wife Christina, 37, born Penn.

p. 368a: Moses Oxberger, 13, born Ohio
in the household of (p. 367b) Michael Nieswander, 27, farmer, born Germany, and his wife Frana, 25, born Germany, also Michael's father (or grandfather?) Michael Nieswander, age 72, born Germany
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1860 Ohio census - Allen Co, Richland Twp (roll 929), PO Beaverdam, taken July 1860, p. 433a:
A. Oxbarger, 44, farmer, real estate: 4200, personal estate: 370, born Switzerland
Lewis, 24, born Switzerland
M, 25 (f), born Switzerland
C, 2 (f), born Ohio
S, 1 (f)
AA(?), 17 (f), born Switzerland
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p. 424a: P. Auxburger, 49, farmer, real estate: 2000, personal estate: 275, born Switzerland
E(?), 46 (f), born Switzerland
E(?), 17 (f), domestic, born Switzerland
M A, 16 (f), domestic, born Switzerland
F, 13 (m), born Switzerland
H, 10 (m), born Switzerland
C, 6 (m), born Ohio
A, 3 (m),
M(?), 1 (m)
Note: This looks like Elizabeth Augsburger's family, see below in 1870 census.

p. 438a: J Agstburger, 25, farmer, real estate: 2000, personal estate: 400, born Ohio
B, 26 (f), born Ohio
E, 2 (f), born Ohio
Wm Long, 17, born Switzerland

p. 441a: A Auxbarger, 50, day laborer, born Baden
in the household of J G Massinger, 58, farmer, born Baden

p. 441b: John Oxbarger, 54, farmer, real estate: 2000, personal estate: 612, born Switzerland
M, 22 (m), born Ohio
L, 20 (f), born Ohio
B, 16 (m)
A, 14 (m)
H Pauliner, 4 (m)
M Oxbarger, 2 (f)

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1870 Ohio census - Allen Co, Richland Twp (roll 1168), PO Beaverdam, taken July 11, 1870, p. 518b:
Abraham Augsburger, 64, farmer, value of real estate owned: 1200, of personal estate: 400, born Switzerland
Barbery, 33, born Switzerland
Peter, 6; Noah, 4; Daniel, 2 - all born Ohio
The next household is that of John Lichty, 72, farmer, born Switzerland, his wife Barbery, 65, born Switzerland, and [I assume] their son Christian, 40, farm laborer, born Switzerland. I'm going to guess this is Barbara's family.
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Other Augsburgers in Richland Twp, Allen Co OH in the 1870 census:
p. 503a: Moses Augsburger [Augstberger], 32, farmer, born Ohio
Fanny, 28, keeping house, born Ohio
John, 5; Mary A., 3; (cont. on next page, 503b) Samuel, 1
Simon Herr, 19, farm laborer
Adah(?) E. Amstutz (f), 9, at home
Fanny Lugabeil, 74, retired, born Switzerland

p. 510a: John B. Augsburger, 35, farmer, born Ohio
Barbary, 36, keeping house, born Ohio
Elisabeth, 11; John, 6; Mary, 5; Lydia, 3; Magdalena, 1

p. 510b: Benj. Augsburger, 26, farm laborer, born Ohio
and Henry, 9, at home, born Ohio [I think Henry is Lewis's son, but who is Benjamin? possibly Lewis's brother?]
in the household of John Lugabeel, 62, farmer, born France, his son Emanuel, 28, farmer, born Ohio, Emanuel's wife Elisabeth, 26, and their son Albert, 1

p. 513a: Lydia Augsburger, 4, at home, born Ohio
in the household of A.B. Jenning(?), 36, carpenter, born Ohio, and his wife Rachel E., 25, born Ohio

p. 513b: Aaron Augsburger, 23, farm laborer, born Ohio
in the household of Mathias Baderstcher, 35, farmer, born Switzerland, and his wife Lydia, 31, born Ohio
Note: This page is out of order. Aaron is in household 135 / 136 continuing from the previous page, but this household is on p. 511b.

p. 515b: Alexander Augsburger, 64, farm laborer, born Switzerland
in the household of John Masinger, 68, farmer, born Baden

p. 522a: Elisabeth Augsburger, 59, keeping house, real estate: 2000, personal estate: 500, born Switzerland
Frederick, 23, carpenter, born Switzerland
Henry, 20, farm laborer, born Switzerland
Charles, 15, born Ohio
Armid(?) 13, farm laborer
Mary, 11, at home
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1880 Ohio census - Allen Co, Richland Twp, Bluffton, p. 374D:
Lewis Augsburger, 45, farmer, born Switzerland, parents born Switz
wife Mary, 39, born Ohio, can't make out where father was born, mother born PA
son Henry, 18, born Ohio, parents born Switz
dau Emma(?), 17, born Ohio, father born Switz, mother born Ohio
*Abraham, 73, father, born Switzerland
half-brother John, 5, born Ohio, father born Switzerland, mother born Ohio
half-brother Edward, 6
half-brother Peter, 15
half-brother Noah, 14
half-brother Daniel, 13
half-sister Emma, 10

[NI13199] 1880 Ohio census - Allen Co, Jackson Twp, p. 417A:
John Downard, 34, farmer, born Penn, parents born Penn; wife Catharine E., 28, born Penn, parents born Penn; son Franklin A., 9, born OH; dau Clara A., 8; dau Lulu Bell, 1.

[NI13204] 1860 Ohio census - Allen Co, Bath Twp (roll 929), PO Blue Lick, p. 410b, taken June 21:
Benj. Rumbo, 33, farmer, born Ohio; Mary, 29, born NY; N. (m), 6, born Ohio; Martha, 4; Ann, 3; L. (m), 8/12

[NI13214] 1850 Ohio census - Perry Co, Hopewell Twp, p. 389, taken Sept. 20:
John Shrider, 45, farmer, born Ohio; Elizabeth, 40; Barnhart, 21, farmer; Elizabeth, 17; Sarah, 16; John, 11; Anna, 9; Noah, 2

[NI13217] Personal Histories of Allen County, Ohio - 1875 - Jackson Township
GEORGE F SHRIDER, and his wife, were both born in Perry County, in the year 1834. In 1852 he came with his parents, Jacob and Amelia Shrider, to this county. Mrs. S. is a daughter of William and Nancy Clum, who had eight children: Perlile, Ellen, Margaret, Adam, William, Elizabeth, Nancy and George. Mr. Shrider has three brothers: Peter, Daniel and Francis Shrider, and three sisters: Nancy, Sarah and Christina. Mr. Shrider has ten children--Amelia A., Matilda C., William C., Charles A., Daniel L., James F., Melancthon E., Jeremiah L., Sarah E. and George.

[NI13219] 1860 Ohio census - Allen Co, Jackson Twp, PO Lafayette, p. 454B (Page No. 136), taken July 16:
959 - Jacob Shrider, 62, farmer real estate: 6000, born Md; M A (f), 62, born Ohio
960 - Geo [Shrider], 26, personal estate: 883, born Ohio; M J (f), 25; M (f), 5; M A (f), 3; M (f), 2; (next page) W C Shrider (m), 10/12

[NI13221] 1870 Ohio census - Allen Co, Jackson Twp (roll 1168), PO Beaverdam, taken June 4, 1870, p. 353a:
Solomon Arnold, 26, farmer, born Ohio; Sarah E., 26; Thomas H., 3; Emmit B., 1
(They are right before the household of Samuel and Mary Zerbe.)

1880 Ohio census - Allen Co, Jackson Twp, p. 418D:
Arnold, S.H., 36, farmer, born Ohio, parents born Ohio; wife Sarah E., 36, born Ohio, parents born Penn; son Thomas, 13; son Emmit B., 12; son William A., 10; son Joseph F., 8; son Cary, 5.

1900 Ohio census - Allen Co, Jackson Twp (roll 1236), taken June 20, 1900, p. 85a:
318/332 Cade Arnold, head, b. Sept 1874, age 25, md. 7 yrs, born Ohio, occ: farmer
Clara, wife, b. Oct 1875, age 24, md. 7 yrs, 3 children, born Ohio, parents born Ohio
Rolla, son, b. July 1893, age 6
Walter, son, b. Apr 1896, age 4
Wilbur, son, b. Apr 1899, age 1
319/333 Solomon Arnold, head, b. Aug 1843, age 56, md. 34 yrs; b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio, occ: farmer, owns farm
Emaline, wife, b. Aug 1843, age 56, 6 children, 5 living, b. Ohio, parents b. Penn.
320/334 Joseph Arnold, head, b. July 1872, age 27, born Ohio, occ: laborer
Dile, wife, b. Oct 1875, age 24, born Ohio, parents born Ohio

[NI13226] 1920 Ohio census - Allen Co, Richland Twp (roll 1344), Beaverdam village, taken Jan. 2, 1920, p. 188b:
Peter Augsburger, 55, born Ohio, parents born Switzerland (German)
Rosena, wife, 63, born Ohio, parents born Switzerland (German)

[NI13232] Harrod High School Class of 1938

[NI13235] 1930 Ohio census - Allen Co, Lima Twp, ED 25, p. 21B:
Martin J. Wingate, 33, married at age 25; wife Freda E., 30, married at age 22; dau Beatrice A., 7; dau Edna J., 4-6/12; son Martin Jr., 3-2/12

[NI13238] 1920 Ohio census - Allen Co, Auglaize Twp, ED 4, p. 3A (p. 5 of 21):
Alvin O. Wingate, 27; wife Dorothy, 23; son Dorance A., 5; son Donald Edward, 3-5/12; son Dwight M., 1-11/12

1930 Ohio census - Allen Co, Auglaize Twp, Harrod village, taken April 3, 1930, p. 262:
Dorothy Wingate, head, 33, widowed, md. at age 16; Dorance, son, 15; Donald, son, 13; Fay, dau, 8

[NI13240] Harrod High School Class of 1932

[NI13241] Harrod High School Class of 1934

[NI13242] Harrod High School Class of 1940

[NI13253] 1920 Montana census - Cascade Co, Betts Twp, ED 44, p. 5A:
Wellington Gates, 50; wife Nora L., 46; dau Marie L., 11; dau Lillian L., 9; dau Jessie N., 7.

1930 Montana census - Cascade Co, Betts Twp, ED 43, p. 1A:
Wellington Gates, 60, born Minnesota, father born Wisconsin, mother born Penn.; wife Nora, 56, born Ohio, father born Nebraska, mother born Ohio; dau Lilian, 20, born Montana; dau Jessie, 18, born Montana.

[NI13259] 1930 Montana census - Cascade Co, Eden Twp, ED 102, p. 1A:
Elmer W. Barker, 48, born Wisconsin, parents born Wisconsin, farmer; Vivian B., 35, born Nebraska, father born England, mother born Ohio; dau Muriel F., 14, born Montana; dau Violet H., 11, dau Thelma O., 9; son Erwin E., 7; son Kenneth L., 3-2/12

[NI13261] 1930 Montana census - Cascade Co, Great Falls Twp, ED 10, p. 20A:
Victor Ario, 58, born Austria, imm. 1890, occ: manager, harness & saddlery; wife Julia, 52, born Germany, imm. 1893; Axel Peterson, roomer, 52, born Sweden.

[NI13282] 1920 South Dakota census - Turner Co, Dolton Twp, ED 233, p. 13B (Jan. 8, 1920):
William Zerbe, 26, laborer, born Russia - he must have married after the census was taken.

1930 Montana census - Valley Co, Lustre Twp, ED 34, p. 4B (April 1930):
William Zerbe, 36, md. at age 26, born Poland, language: German, imm. 1913, farmer; wife Mary, 36, md. at age 25, born Russia, imm. 1916; dau Lydia, 8, born Montana; son Ludwig, 7; son Bennie, 3-10/12; son Paul, 1/12.

On the next page, Suzanne Redekopp, 59, widowed, born Russia, imm. 1916; son John, 22, born Russia; son Abe, 19, born Russia; son Henry, 17, born Germany, all imm. 1916.

Information from Ward Zerbe: Willem came over with his two brothers (all single) and settled in South Dakota where they had some relatives. I know Willem was drafted in WWI but served on a logistics farm in Iowa. He got his citizenship right away and was able to homestead in Montana. One brother came to Montana as well and the third went to Oregon.

Ellis Island records:
Name: Zerbe, Wilhelm
Ethnicity: Russia, German
Place of Residence: Obozy, Russia
Date of Arrival: Feb 24, 1913
Age on Arrival: 19y [b. c1893]
Marital Status: S
Ship of Travel: Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Port of Departure: Bremen, Germany
Going to see a relative or friend, he lists Ferdinand Zerbe, Dolton SD, brother.

[NI13285] Ferdinand came from Russia-Poland. SSDI: issue state MT, last known residence Marion SD 57043.

1920 South Dakota census - Hutchinson Co, Silver Lake Twp, ED 107, p. 1A (Jan. 2, 1920):
Ferdinand Zerbe, 27, imm. 1910, born Russia, farmer; wife Susie, 23, born S. Dakota, parents born Russia; son Albert, 11/12

1930 Montana census - Roosevelt Co, School District 45, ED 27, p. 8A:
Ferdinand Zerbe, 38, md. at age 25, born Poland, imm. 1910, farming; wife Susie, 34, md. at age 21, born So. Dakota, parents born (un for unknown is crossed out and US written in); son Adolph, 7; son Donald, 3

[NI13287] 1920 South Dakota census - Turner Co, Dolton Twp, ED 233, p. 7B (Jan. 20, 1920):
Henry L. Zerbe, 24, imm. 1913, born Russia, occ: automobile repair shop; wife Bertha, 19, born S. Dak., parents born Bohemia.

1930 South Dakota census - Turner Co, Dolton Twp, ED 8, p. 1B (March 8, 1930):
Henry L. Zerbe, 34, md. at age 24, born Poland, imm. 1913, auto repairer - garage; wife Bertha, 29, md. at age 19, born South Dakota, parents born Austria; dau Ethel, 9, born South Dakota.

Ellis Island records:
Name: Zerbe, Heinrich
Ethnicity: Russia, German
Place of Residence: Obozy, Russia
Date of Arrival: Feb 24, 1913
Age on Arrival: 17y [b. c1895]
Marital Status: S
Ship of Travel: Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Port of Departure: Bremen, Germany
Going to see a relative or friend, he lists Ferdinand Zerbe, Dolton SD, brother.

[NI13293] I'm guessing that this is the right Vera:
1930 Nebraska census - Hayes Co, High Ridge Twp, ED 11, p. 1B (April 12, 1930):
McGillivary, George A., 40, born South Dakota, father born Scotland, mother born Canada-England, farmer; wife Mattie, 33, born Nebraska, father born Pennsylvania, mother born Missouri; dau Vera, 9, born SD, dau Edith, 8, born SD; son David, 5, born Nebraska; son Donald, 4-0/12, son Dean, 4-0/12, born Nebraska.

[NI13303] 1920 South Dakota census - Turner Co, Dolton Twp, ED 233, p. 10B (Jan. 5, 1920):
John J. Jantzen, 27, imm. either 1898 or 1918 (can't make it out), born Russia, farmer; wife Margareth, 27, born Nebraska, parents born Russia; Bernhard Epp, brother-in-law, 25, born Nebraska, parents born Russia, farmer.

1930 South Dakota census - Turner Co, Dolton Twp, ED 9, p. 2A (April 3, 1930):
Bernard Epp, 35, md. at age 25, born Nebraska, parents born Russia; wife Margaret, 32, md. at age 22, born South Dakota, father born Russia, mother born Poland; son Walter, 8; dau Wilma, 4; son Willard, 2.

[NI13320] There is a Ferdinand Zerbe, age 68, in the 1930 census for Chicago, Cook Co IL (ED 120, p. 2B). He is a roomer in the household of John J. Jasnoch, 67, born Germany-West Prussia, and his wife Martha, 63, born Germany-Berlin, who immigrated in 1884. Ferdinand was born in Schleswig-Holstein, immigrated in 1884, occupation listed as gardner.

[NI13340] Theobald (pronounced--Dewald) -- Johann Theobald Hascher came to America with his wife and 6 children in Sept. 15, 1749 aboard the ship Phoenix. ( Strassburger-Vol 1 Page 407) Johann bought land in Brecknock twp, Lancaster Co. PA and died there no later than April 1785.
1750 tax records indicate Theobald Hoshar bought in 1750. In 1751 his name is listed as Dewald Hasshor. It also lists a Peter Hoshar as the Head.
Abstracts of Berks Co.PA. WILLS> Theobald Hoshour, Feb. 10, 1785 (B.4/22/1785) ex- Jacob Sneider & Adam Beame, Brecknock Twp. Children; Peter, Henry, Catharine, Margaret, Elizabeth, Frederick & Barbara, wife of Michael Stoltz. Source: LCHS.
Occupation: Wheelwright in Altwiller, France.
Source: Berks Co. Genealogy Society Family Group Sheets, supplied by Florence Palsgrove.

Joh. Theobald Hochar, from Altweiller, son of Paulus Hochar, citizen there, married Oct. 12, 1724 to Anna Barbara, dr. of Heinrich Wieder, also citizen at Altweiller. Source: Diedendorf Reformed Church records.

[NI13346] 1860 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Smith Twp (roll 937), PO Centerville, p. 302b, enumerated Sept. 6, 1860:
William Porterfield, 44, farmer, value of personal estate: 100, born Ohio; Susan, 36; Margaret, 17; Albert, 14; Seldon, 12; Eliza J., 9; John J., 3

1880 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Smith Twp (roll 995), p. 360b, taken June 12:
Wm. Porterfield, 64, farmer, born Ohio, father born Ireland, mother born Penn.; Susan, 57, wife, born Ohio, parents born Penn.

[NI13348] Look up in Belmont Co marriages: a Smith and an Esther marrying before 1825.

Christian Baker married Mary Chreichbaum, Aug. 25, 1783, Frederick Co MD - could be Christian's father.

1820 Maryland census - Frederick Co, Election Dist. 4, p. 162:
Christian Baker [indexed Buker] - 1 male under 10, 1 male 16-26, 2 males 26-45, 1 male 45+; 1 female under 10, 2 females 16-26, 1 female 26-45, 1 female 45+; number of persons in agriculture: 3
[Thomas Draper]
Coonrad Licklighter - 2 males under 10, 1 male 26-45; 1 female under 10, 1 female 26-45, 1 female 45+; 1 person in agriculture
(see below for other Bakers in Frederick Co in 1820)

1840 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Smith Twp (roll 378), p. 138:
Christian Baker - 3 males 20-30, 1 male 40-50, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 40-50
Conrad Lickliter - 2 males under 5, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 50-60, 1 female under 5, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 40-50
> There is a Rhoda Pennel in the 1830 and 1840 censuses for Smith Twp - she married Christian Baker after 1840 (see below). (Rhoda Wade married Henry Pennell.)
1830, p. 377, indexed Pnnal - 1 male 5-10, 1 female under 5, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 30-40
1840, p. 137 - 1 male under 5, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 20-30; 1 female under 5, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 30-40
John Lickliter is also on this page - 1 male under 5, 1 male 20-30; 1 female 5-10, 1 female 20-30

1850 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Smith Twp, roll 661, p. 254b, taken Sept 23, 1850:
2123 - Christian Baker, 64, farmer, value of real estate owned: 1000, born Md.; Rhoda, 50, born Md.
2124 - Conrad Lickliter, 63, farmer, value of real estate owned: 2000, born Md.; Amy, 47, born Pa.; Ruth, 14, born Ohio; (cont. on page 255a) Christian Lickliter, 12; Ezra, 10, Steel S., 8; Martha, 6; Andrew, 4
2125 - Geo. W. Lickliter, 24, farmer, born Ohio; Catherine, 24
Conrad Lichliter was born Jul 20, 1787 in Frederick MD, died Feb 29, 1851 Belmont Co OH. He md. 1st Alice "Ally" Patterson, Dec. 24, 1812 in Frederick MD. She was born Aug 10, 1792, died Jul 23, 1833 in Belmont Co. Conrad md. 2nd Amy Wilkinson, Jan. 7, 1835 Belmont Co. She was born 1803 in PA. Children were Ruth born Dec 24, 1835; Christian Baker Lechliter born Dec 29, 1836; Azariah born Oct 3, 1838; Nathaniel Steel born Dec 29, 1840; Martha Rebecca born Aug 15, 1842; Andrew Jackson born Aug 15, 1845.
The Ancestry database (Gregory Shoults) doesn't have anything further on the Christian Baker who married Elizabeth Lechliter, but this 1850 census record is clearly the Maryland Christian Baker. Elizabeth may have died by 1850 and Christian remarried Rhoda. Note: William Baker born abt 1820 (in the 1850 census, above) named a daughter Rhoda. That indicates a connection between Christian and William. William is the voucher for Sarah's marriage to Ezekiel Smith - it's possible that Sarah and William were siblings, children of Christian's, and that Joel was a nephew. 1850 census says William was born in Maryland, Sarah in Ohio, so the family would have immigrated between 1820 and 1824.

Ezekiel and Sarah A. Smith are found in the 1850 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Goshen Twp (roll 661), p. 435B, taken Aug. 23, 1850:
1062 Esther Smith, 50, value of personal estate owned: 1100, born Pa.; Isaac, 21, farmer, born Ohio; Aaron, 18, farmer
1063 Ezekiel R. Smith, 25, farmer, born Ohio; Sarah A., 26, born Ohio
1064 William Baker, 30, farmer, born Md.; (cont. on next page, 436A) Rebecca Baker, 23, born Ohio; Sarah Annah, 3; Rhoda, 1
1065 John H. Price, 58, farmer, born Md.; Rachel, 54, born Md.
* 1066 Benjamin Baker, 62, farmer, born Md.; Abby, 35, born Ohio; Joel, 17, farmer; Rachel, 14; Rebecca, 12; John, 10; Perry, 6; Nelson, 5; Alberta(?) (f), 1

1860 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Smith Twp (roll 937), PO Centerville, p. 302B, enumerated Sept. 6, 1860:
1663 / 1619 - Christian Baker, 64, farmer, value of real estate: 1000, of personal estate: 50, born MD (it kind of looks like NC but I'm pretty sure it's Maryland); Sarah A. Smith, 36, born Ohio; Hester A. Smith, 9; Mary J. Smith, 5
[Sarah Ann Baker md. Ezekiel Smith on Nov. 15, 1849. Belmont County Marriages, Book 7, 1844-1849, p. 421: Smith, Ezekiel & Baker, Sarah Ann on 15 Nov 1849 by John Twinum JP; vo-William Baker. Probably Ezekiel died by 1860.]
1664 / 1620 (next household) - Joel Baker, 25; Lydia, 24; George R., 1

I'm not sure if this is the same Christian Baker as above. It's the right area - Smith Twp - but different people in the household.
1870 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Smith Twp (roll 1173), PO Powhatan Point, p. 315A, enumerated June 8, 1870:
Christian Baker, 73, farmer, value of real estate: 1000, of personal estate: 300, born Maryland; Rachael E., 46, keeping house, born Ohio; Elisabeth, 8, attending school; William Barnes, 23, works on farm; Mary E., 19, helps mother-in-law; Isaac F., 20, farm laborer; Mary E., 15, helps mother

Marriage Index: Maryland, 1655-1850: Christian Baker md. Margaretta Everist July 23, 1822, Harford Co MD.
Christian Baker md. Elizabeth Lechleiter March 28, 1820, Frederick Co MD.

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1790 Maryland, Frederick Co:
p. 156 - Henry Baker
p. 164 - Frederick Baker 1-1-2
p. 165 - John Baker 1-2-5, Joseph Baker 1-1-2, John Baker 1-2-2, Samuel Baker 1-5-5
p. 183 - Francis Baker 1-1-3
p. 191 - John Baker 4-4-12
p. 199 - Frederick Baker 1, Henry Baker 1-2-4
p. 217 - Conrad Baker 2-2-2
p. 238 - Christian Baker 4-2-3, Peter Baker 1-1-1
p. 240 - Adam Baker 1-3-3, Martin Baker 1-2-5
p. 261 - Henry Baker 1-2-4
Conrad and George Licklider are on p. 203, Peter Licklider on p. 204

1800 Maryland, Frederick Co:
p. 112 3-Dist. - Adam Baker 0-1-2-0-1 3-1-0-0-1
p. 113 3-Dist. - Conrad Baker 2-0-0-0-1 2-1-0-1-0
p. 140 Buckeystown 1-Dist. - Larkin Baker 1-0-1-0-0 0-1-1
p. 141 " " - Thomas Baker 0-1-4-0-1 0-1-1-0-1
p. 142 Buckeystown 1-Dist. - John Baker 0-0-0-0-1
p. 157 Fredericktown 2-Dist. - Frederick Baker 0-0-0-1-1 2-0-1-0-1
p. 160 Fredericktown 2-Dist. - Conrad Baker 0-0-0-1-1 0-0-1-1
p. 166 Emmitsburh 4-Dist. - Henry Baker 0-1-0-0-1 2-2-0-1
p. 171 Emmitsburg 4-Dist. - Samuel Baker 0-0-1-0-0 1-0-1
Christian Baker 2-0-0-0-1 1-0-1-1
p. 197 Westminster 6-Dist. - John Baker 0-0-2-0-1 0-1-1-1
p. 206 Libertytown 7-Dist. - Henry Baker 0-0-1-1-1 0-0-1-0-1
p. 210 " " - Henry Baker 0-0-1-0-0 0-0-1
p. 218 Libertytown 7-Dist. - Joseph Baker 0-0-1-1-0-0 1-1-0-1-0-0
Addam Baker 0-0-0-1-0-0 2-0-0-1
p. 226 Libertytown 7-Dist. - John Baker 1-2-0-0-1 2-0-0-1-1
Conrad Lickliter is on p. 178 Emmitsburg 4-Dist., George Lechliter on p. 148 Fredericktown 2-Dist.

1820 Frederick Co MD census (roll 43)
3-Dist., p. 146 - Phillip Baker
8-Dist., p. 222 - Adam Baker, p. 223 - William Baker, p. 239 - Bazil Baker, Brook Baker, p. 240 - Nathan Baker, p. 241 - Adam Baker, p. 244 - Frederick Baker
9-Dist., p. 83 - William Werten Baker, p. 85 - Abednego Baker, p. 86 - Dorsey Baker, Thomas Baker, p. 87 - Silvester Baker, p. 88 - John Baker

[NI13350] 1850 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Goshen Twp (roll 661), p. 435B, taken Aug. 23, 1850:
1062 - Esther Smith, 50, value of personal estate owned: 1100, born Pa.; Isaac, 21, farmer, born Ohio; Aaron, 18, farmer
* 1063 - Ezekiel R. Smith, 25, farmer, born Ohio; Sarah A. [Baker], 26, born Ohio
1064 - William Baker, 30, farmer, born Md.; (cont. on next page, 436A) Rebecca Baker, 23, born Ohio; Sarah Annah, 3; Rhoda, 1
1065 - John H. Price, 58, farmer, born Md.; Rachel, 54, born Md.
1066 - Benjamin Baker, 62, farmer, born Md; Abby, 35, born Ohio; Joel, 17, farmer; Rachel, 14; Rebecca, 12; John, 10; Perry, 6; Nelson, 5; Albert (f), 1

[NI13353] 1840 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Smith Twp, p. 135:
Elisha H. Lucas - 2 males under 5, 3 males 5-10, 1 male 30-40; 2 females 5-10, 3 females 10-15, 1 female 30-40

1850 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Smith Twp, enumerated Sept. 25, 1850, p. 259A:
Elisha H. Lucas, 50, farmer, value of real estate owned: 7000, born Pa.; Susannah, 50, born Pa.; Samuel, 20, farmer, born Ohio; Philip, 20, farmer; Andrew, 19, farmer; Susannah, 18; John, 15; Elisha Jr., 13; Josephus, 7; Ann, 4

Not to be confused with the other Elisha Lucas, his cousin:
1850 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Smith Twp, enumerated Sept. 20, 1850, p. 251B:
Elisha Lucas, 50, farmer, value of real estate owned: 2500, born Md.; Hannah, 45, born Oh.; John 25, farmer; William 21, farmer; Mary, 16; Elisha Jr., 12; (cont. on next page, 252A) Mary Lucas, 3

[NI13356] 1850 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Smith Twp (roll 661), enumerated Sept. 26, 1850, p. 263A:
Jesse Taylor, 60, farmer, born Pa.; Nancy, 53, born Ohio; Jesse Jr., farmer; Julia Ann, 19; Elisabeth, 17; Noble, 15

[NI13358] Maryland marriage records:
Benjamin Baker and Catherine Maccubbin - Baltimore Co MD, Feb. 18, 1815
Benjamin Baker and Elizabeth Lefever - Frederick Co MD, March 7, 1820

I'm not sure which Benjamin Baker is in Belmont County in the 1830 census; Benjamin who married Sarah Winland is in the 1830 Monroe County census.
1830 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Richland Twp, roll 127:
p. 233a: Benjamin Baker - 1 male under 5, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 30-40; 1 female under 5, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 20-30
p. 239a: Aaron Baker - 1 male 5-10, 2 males 15-20, 1 male 40-50; 1 female 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 40-50
p. 240a: William Wilkinson - 1 male under 5, 1 male 20-30; 2 females under 5, 4 females 5-10, 1 female 20-30
p. 242a: Robinson Baker - 1 male 10-15, 1 male 30-40; 1 female 15-20, 1 female 20-30
p. 243a: John Wilkison - 1 male 15-20, 1 male 70-80; 1 female under 5, 1 female 15-20, 3 females 20-30, 1 female 60-70

1840 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Smith Twp, roll 378, p. 134a:
Benjamin Baker - 1 male under 5, 1 male 40-50, 2 females under 5, 1 female 20-30, 1 female 30-40

1850 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Goshen Twp (roll 661), p. 435B, taken Aug. 23, 1850:
1062 - Esther Smith, 50, value of personal estate owned: 1100, born Pa.; Isaac, 21, farmer, born Ohio; Aaron, 18, farmer
1063 - Ezekiel R. Smith, 25, farmer, born Ohio; Sarah A. [Baker], 26, born Ohio
1064 - William Baker, 30, farmer, born Md.; (cont. on next page, 436A) Rebecca Baker, 23, born Ohio; Sarah Annah, 3; Rhoda, 1
1065 - John H. Price, 58, farmer, born Md.; Rachel, 54, born Md.
* 1066 - Benjamin Baker, 62, farmer, born Md.; Abby, 35, born Ohio; Joel, 17, farmer; Rachel, 14; Rebecca, 12; John, 10; Perry, 6; Nelson, 5; Albert(?) (f), 1
> John Hussey Price born Mar 19, 1792 Gunpowder MM, Baltimore MD, died Jan 6, 1879 Goshen Twp, Belmont Co OH, m1 May 13, 1813 in Baltimore MD, Rachel Jean. John was the son of Daniel Price and Elizabeth Hussey. No relation to the Bakers, but the fact that he was born in Baltimore may be an indication that Benjamin Baker also came from Baltimore. The Hussey family was involved with the Quakers.

1860 Indiana census - Brown Co, Washington Twp (roll 246), PO Nashville & Mt. Liberty, taken June 28, 1860, p. 62:
434 - Benjamin Baker, 69, real estate: 400, personal estate: 100, born Maryland; Abigail, 50, born Ohio; Albert R. , 11; Malind F., 8 (f) [Millard]; Thomas E., 6
435 - Simpson Shrock, 25, personal estate: 50, born Penn.; Rachel, 24, born Ohio; William, 5, born Ohio; John, 3, born Ind.
> Sampson and Rachel would have moved to Indiana about 1856, since William was born in Ohio but John was born in Indiana.

Benjamin & Abby's son Nelson is in Brown Co, Jackson Twp, p. 146:
John Headly, 47, born Va.; Mary, 44, born Va.; Sarah, 15, born Ohio; Nelson Baker, 14, born Ohio

By 1870, it seems all his sons but Joel are in Indiana, Brown and Bartholomew Counties.

Peggy Pedigo's Ogle data on ancestry.com says Benjamin Baker married Anna Nelson. Cathy Kooken's data says Abigail Nelson.

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From an ancestry.com message board, posted Feb. 25, 2005, Kristina (Kuhn) Krumm
Nathan J Kinney was a school teacher in Belmont County. I have his 340+ page journal in which he lists information on families. Here is an example:
Benjamin Baker
This man's children came to school on the terms commencing May 1, 1848 ending Aug 23, 1848, [commencing] Apr 28, 1851 [ending] Sep 3 1851.
The names are the following:
24. Joel Baker married Lydia Palmer
25. Rachel Jane Baker married Sanson Shrock
26. Rebecca Ellen Baker
27. John Tyler Baker
28. Perry Baker
Address: Nashville, Brown County, Indiana
signed: Nathan J Kinney
Rachel Jane Baker having an illicit connection with Sanson Shrock, he ran away and she applied to me to find him for her. I heard of his being in Pennsylvania. I immediately address a letter to Robert Hamilton. His Reply:
Mr. N.J.Kinney. Sir I receive your line on the 19th day and as to answer your request concerning Sanson Shrock, I am acquainted with the man perfectly and see him every day as he works in the village I live in and he had been working for me since he came from Ohio and his brother is living in this town and by me giving you this information would give me a great deal of ill will. So do me the favor not to disclose on me that I gave you the information.
N.B. I keep store as well as the post office in Teneyville, Jefferson Co., Pennsylvania

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1830 Ohio census - Belmont Co, York Twp, p. 300a:
Finley Baker - 2 males under 5, 1 male 30-40, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 20-30
[Finley Baker born abt 1798 Jefferson Co OH s/o Joseph Baker and Mary Finley. Joseph was a son of Capt. John Baker. Finley's brothers were Joseph Baker, John Baker born abt 1814 Jefferson Co OH, Samuel Baker born abt 1816 Jefferson Co OH, and James Baker born Apr 4, 1820 died June 30, 1881 - more on this Baker family in gendex]
Joseph Baker - 1 male 5-10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 60-70, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 40-50
Josiah Palmer - 1 male under 5, 1 male 20-30, 1 female 20-30
p. 303a: James Baker - 1 male under 5, 1 male 20-30, 2 females under 5, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 20-30

Monroe Co, Center Twp, p. 144a:
Joseph Baker - 1 male under 5, 1 male 20-30, 1 female 15-20

[NI13359] I think Wilkerson may be Wilkinson, as there are a number of Wilkinson families in Smith Twp but no Wilkersons. I think it's possible that Abigail is a daughter of Thomas Wilkinson and sister of Vincent Wilkinson who married Sarah Beckett. In the 1830 census, p. 377a, there is one female 10-15 in the household of Thomas Wilkinson, also one female 10-15 in the household of John Wilkinson, same page. Joel Wilkinson, p. 373a, also has one female age 10-15. She is possibly also the sister of Amy Wilkinson who married Conrad Lickliter in 1835.

However, there are several Wilkerson families in the 1850 census for Brown Co IN. What if Benjamin and Abigail moved there because she had relatives there?

[NI13361] Rebecca E. Baker md. Isaiah Stump, July 17, 1859, Brown IN

[NI13362] 1870 Indiana census - Brown Co, Van Buren, PO Becks Grove, p. 360, taken Aug. 18:
John Baker, 29, farmer, real estate: 500, born Ohio; Abagal, 60, keeping house, born Ohio; Millard, 18, farming, born Ohio

1880 Indiana census - Brown Co, Johnson, p. 325B:
John Baker, 39, farmer, born Ohio, father born Maryland, mother born Ohio; Malinda, wife, 36, born Indiana, parents born Kentucky; Georgella, dau, 6, born Indiana; John B., son, 1M; Catharine Day, 42, servant, born Indiana, parents born Kentucky

1900 Indiana census - Brown Co, Johnson Twp, p. 51A, taken June 21 & 22:
John Baker born Feb 1841 age 59, md. 27 yrs, born Ohio, father born Maryland, mother born Ohio, farmer & pensioner; wife Malinda born March 1846 age 54, md. 27 yrs, 8 children, 3 living, born Indiana, father born Kentucky, mother born Indiana; son Sherman born Mch 1883 age 17; dau Effa F. born Apr 1887 age 13

[NI13363] 1870 Indiana census - Bartholomew Co, Jackson Twp, Waymansville (roll 299), p. 194b, taken June 25:
Perry Baker, 26, teamster, born Ohio; Emily, 20, born Indiana; Isaac, 2

1880 Indiana census - Jackson Co, Salt Creek, p. 211b:
Perry Baker, 40, farmer, born Ohio; Emily, wife, 25, born Indiana, father born Va., mother born Tn.; Albert, son, 8, born Indiana; Elizabeth, dau, 6; James, son, 1

[NI13364] 1880 Indiana census - Jackson Co, Salt Creek, p. 206D:
Nelson Baker, 36, farmer, born Ohio, father born Md., mother born Ohio; Amy, 35, born Ohio, parents born Ohio; Henretti, dau, 13; Lucy A., dau, 11; James O., son, 9; Rachel L., dau, 7; Lewis D., son, 5; Charles C., son, 2; Amy S., dau, 1.
Says children were born OH, but that can't be - Nelson was in Indiana by 1870.

[NI13365] In 1870, Albert would have been about 21 years old. This may be him in the 1870 Indiana census for Bartholomew Co in the household of James Gibson:
1870 Indiana census - Bartholomew Co, Columbus Twp, roll 299, p. 47b, taken July 20:
James Gibson, 57, farming, born Kentucky; Ann C., 55, born Kentucky; George R., 24, farm hand, born Indiana; Mary E., 18; Harriet C., 16; Edwin F., 15; William H., 10; *Albert Baker, 21, (born Indiana); Ira Campell, 18

Although the age is off slightly, I think this may be the right Albert:
1880 Indiana census - Brown Co, Van Buren, p. 350D:
Albert Baker, 28, farm laborer, born Ohio; wife Clarisa, 26, born Ohio; son Joel Baker, 7; dau Abigail, 4; son John W., 2

1900 Indiana census - Brown Co, Van Buren, p. 8A, taken June 15:
Albert Baker born Mar 1845 age 55, md. 31 yrs, born Ohio, father born West Virginia, mother born Ohio, farmer; wife Clarissa born Apr 1853 age 47, md. 31 yrs, 11 children, 9 living, born Indiana, father born Ohio, mother born Pennsylvania; dau Mary A. born Feb 1886 age 14; son Lewis born May 1890 age 10; son Onil(?) born May 1893 age 7; son Floyd born Mar 1896 age 4

[NI13367] 1850 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Goshen Twp (roll 661), p. 435B, taken Aug. 23, 1850:
1062 - Esther Smith, 50, value of personal estate owned: 1100, born Pa.; Isaac, 21, farmer, born Ohio; Aaron, 18, farmer
1063 - Ezekiel R. Smith, 25, farmer, born Ohio; Sarah A. [Baker], 26, born Ohio
* 1064 - William Baker, 30, farmer, born Md.; (cont. on next page, 436A) Rebecca Baker, 23, born Ohio; Sarah Annah, 3; Rhoda, 1
1065 - John H. Price, 58, farmer, born Md.; Rachel, 54, born Md.
1066 - Benjamin Baker, 62, farmer, born Md; Abby, 35, born Ohio; Joel, 17, farmer; Rachel, 14; Rebecca, 12; John, 10; Perry, 6; Nelson, 5; Albert (f), 1

[NI13375] 1900 Indiana census - Jackson Co, Jackson Twp, roll 378, p. 101, taken June 4:
Albert Baker born Dec 1873, age 26, md. 6 yrs, born Indiana, father born Ohio, mother born Indiana, farm laborer
Matilda, wife, born Jan 1871, age 29, 2 children, born Indiana, father born Indiana, mother born Ohio
Russell, son, born June 1895, age 4
Hershel Baker, son, born Mar 1898, age 2

[NI13377] 1880 Indiana census - Jackson Co, Salt Creek, p. 193B:
Filmore Baker, 27, day laborer, born Ohio, father born Ireland, mother born Ohio; Easter, wife, 23, born IN, parents born IN; Jacob L. Baker, son, 5; William D. Baker, son, 4; Malinda, dau, 2

1900 Indiana census - Jackson Co, Salt Creek, p. 222A, taken June 18:
152 - Millard F. Baker born Apr 1852 age 48, md. 26 yrs, born Ohio, father born Maryland, mother born Ohio, farmer; wife Easter born Oct 1855 age 44, md. 26 yrs, 12 children, 10 living, born Indiana, parents born Indiana; Margaret Fox, dau, born May 1883 age 17, md. 0 yrs; John H. Baker, son, born Apr 1882 age 18; dau Liza A. born Mar 1888 age 12; son Wilsie C. born June 1886 age 14; dau Amy S. born Apr 1891 age 9; dau Cansadie born Mar 1893 age 7; dau Rosa born Nov 1895 age 4
153 - Sylvanus Kinworthy age 55, widowed, 7 children, 5 living, born Indiana, parents born Indiana, farmer; son Thomas born Aug 1875 age 24, farm laborer; dau Minnie born 1878 age 22; dau Josephene born 1883 age 17
154 - Malinda Stogdill born June 1831 age 69, widowed, 7 children, 4 living, born Indiana, parents born Kentucky, farmer

[NI13378] Possibility, although White County is not close to Brown and Bartholomew Counties where his brothers were:
1870 Indiana census - White Co, Big Creek Twp, roll 373, p. 179b, taken June 1:
Abram C. Lane, 53, farmer, born Ohio; Mary A., 43, born Ohio; Eliza, 9, born Indiana; John, 4; Caskin(?), 13;
Thomas Baker, 13, born Ohio

1880 Indiana census - Bartholomew Co, Waymansville, p. 165C:
Thos. E. Baker, 23, farm laborer, born Ohio, parents born Ohio; Lucinda, wife, 23, born IN, father born TN, mother born IN; John Baker, son, 3; Jessee Baker, son, 5M; Mary Sullivan, sister-in-law, 12, born IN

1900 Indiana census - Bartholomew Co, Jackson Twp, p. 189A, taken June 4:
Elwood Baker born Aug 1855 age 45, md. 27 yrs, born Ohio, parents born Ohio, laborer-sawmill; wife Lucinda born May 1853 age 47, md. 27 yrs, 13 children, 8 living, born Indiana, father born Tennessee, mother born Kentucky; son Jesse born Jan 1880 age 20, laborer-sawmill; dau Maggie born Apr 1886 age 14; dau Pheobe J. born Mar 1888 age 12; dau Nora E. born July 1890 age 9; son Herman born Aug 1892 age 7; son Chester F. born Mar 1896 age 4; son Sylvanis born July 1899 age 10/12

Peggy Pedigo's Ogle data on ancestry.com says Thomas's parents were Benjamin Baker and Anna Nelson.

[NI13383] 1900 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Washington Twp (roll 1242), p. 271, taken June 12 & 13:
William Willis born July 1856 age 43, md. 18 yrs, laborer (saw mill); wife Nancy born Oct 1866 age 33, md. 18 yrs, 6 children, 5 living; dau Edith born July 1883 age 16; son Earl born May 1885 age 15; son Fred born Nov 1888 age 11; dau Florence born Aug 1890 age 9; son Herbert born Nov 1897 age 2

[NI13385] John Palmer Sr. came from England to New Jersey. Next he moved to Sideling Hill in Bedford Co., Pa. He was a member of the Old School Baptist Church. After raising a large family in Pa., he moved on to Monroe County, Ohio. Two of his children namely Ezediah and Joseph stayed in Pennsylvania. (ancestry.com, Ron Rose Fulton Co PA database)

[NI13391] 1920 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Washington Twp (roll 1350), taken Jan. 9, 1920, p. 101a:
Alva H. Lowther, 30, born Ohio, parents born Ohio, occ: oil field - foreman; wife Opal I., 27, born Ohio; son Loyd S., 8; son Leland H., 9; dau Hellen M., 5; son Roy E., 1-9/12

1930 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Smith Twp, taken April 8, 1930, p. 159:
Alva Lowther, 41, md. at age 21, born Ohio, occ: foreman - natural gas company; wife Opal, 37, md. at age 17, born Ohio; son Lloyd, 18, md. at age 17
Fay, daughter-in-law, 16, md. at age 15; son Leland, 17; dau Helen, 15; son Roy, 12

[NI13393] I thought this was Clara Perkins, but the dates are 10 years off.

[NI13398] 1920 Ohio census - Allen Co, Richland Twp (roll 1344), Beaverdam village, taken Jan. 5, 1920, p. 190a:
Elmer R. Augsburger, 22, born Ohio; Lenore C., wife, 19; Robert K., son, 4/12

1930 Ohio census - Seneca Co, Jackson Twp, Fostoria City, Sheet No. 4-A, taken April 4:
Elmer Augsburger, 31, md. at age 20, born Ohio, father born Sweden, mother born Ohio, occ: molder-foundry; wife Lenore, 28, md. at age 16, born Ohio, parents born Ohio; son Robert, 10; son Louis H., 9; dau Thelma, 8; dau Goldie M., 6

[NI13410] 1900 Ohio census - Allen Co, Richland Twp, Village of Beaver Dam, taken June 2:
Henry Augsburger born Sept 1861 age 38, md. 3 yrs, born Ohio, parents born Switzerland (German), occ: carpenter; wife Mina born Dec 1875 age 24, md. 3 yrs, 2 children, born Ohio, father born Ohio, mother born Indiana; son Clyde born Jan 1898 age 2; dau Blanche born Jan 1900 age 5/12

1920 Ohio census - Allen Co, Richland Twp, taken Jan. 17 & 19:
Henry Augsburger, Head, 58, born Ohio, father born Switzerland, mother born Ohio, occ: farmer; wife Mina, 44, born Ohio, parents born Ohio; dau Blanche, 20; son Dale, 16; dau Olive14; son Herbert, ?/12

[NI13418] 1920 Ohio census - Allen Co, Richland Twp (roll 1344), Beaverdam village, taken Jan. 7, 1920, p. 191b:
Herman Augsburger, 29; Jennie, wife, 24; Tade(?) H., son, 4; Rachael J., daughter, 2

[NI13422] 1870 Ohio census - Allen Co, Richland Twp (roll 1168), PO Beaverdam, taken July 12, 1870, p. 519a:
John Lichty, 72, farmer, value of real estate owned: 4800, of personal estate: 600, born Switzerland
Barbery, 65, keeping house, born Switzerland
Christian, 40, farm laborer, born Switzerland
They are the household after Abraham Augsburger and Barbara (Lichty).

[NI13444] 1850 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Smith Twp, roll 661, p. 269a, taken Sep. 30, 1850:
Thomas Robinson, 38, farmer, born Ohio; Martha, 32; Samuel, 10; George, 8; Rebecca, 7; James, 5; David, 2; Joseph, 8/12

1860 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Smith Twp, roll 937, PO: Centerville, p. 314b, taken Sep 12, 1860:
Martha Robinson, 41, farmer, value of personal estate: 310, born Ohio; Samuel, 20, farmer; George, 19, farmer; Rebecca J., 17; James M.(?), 15; David, 12; Carroll, 10

[NI13451] 1820 Ohio census - Belmont Co

[NI13453] Census: 22 OCT 1850 Mead Twp, Belmont Co OH visit 415 line 21
Census: 31 JUL 1860 Mead Twp, Belmont Co OH visit 101 line15
Census: 2 JUN 1880 Mead Twp, Belmont Co OH visit 29 line 34

[NI13542] 1870 Ohio census - Belmont Co, Washington Twp, roll 1174, PO Powhatan Point, p. 446a, taken July 19, 1870:
Seth Ward, 24, farm laborer, value of personal estate owned: 200, born Ohio; Elisabeth, 22, keeping house; Harvey D., 2

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