Mary E Coup 1838-1858

Mary E Coup
1838-1858

MARY E COUP
Born : c1838
Place : Pennsylvania
Died : 5 November 1858
Place : Ohio
Father : John Coup
Mother : Esther Springer

Married : 2 October 1852
Place : Ashland Co, Ohio

BENJAMIN WENRICK
Born : 17 September 1821
Place : Berks Co, PA
Died : 1897
Place : Unknown
Father : Unknown
Mother : Unknown

After the death of his wife MARY, BENJAMIN WENRICK married HARRIET WILLIAMS

HARRIET WILLIAMS
Born : Unknown
Place : Unknown
Died : Unknown
Place : Unknown
Father : Unknown
Mother : Unknown

Married : 8 September 1859
Place : Unknown

BENJAMIN WENRICK

Children of BENJAMIN WENRICK and MARY E COUP are:

i	UNKNOWN WENRICK Born : Unknown Place : Unknown Died : Unknown Place : Unknown
ii	UNKNOWN WENRICK Born : Unknown Place : Unknown Died : Unknown Place : Unknown
iii	UNKNOWN WENRICK Born : Unknown Place : Unknown Died : Unknown Place : Unknown
iv	MARY E WENRICK Born : 1858 Place : Unknown Died : Unknown Place : Unknown	Married : Unknown Place : Unknown	GEORGE W CHRISTMAN Born : c1854 Place : Indiana Died : Unknown Place : Unknown Father : Unknown Mother : Unknown

Child of BENJAMIN WENRICK and HARRIET WILLIAMS is:

i	UNKNOWN WENRICK Born : Unknown Place : Unknown Died : Unknown Place : Unknown

Supporting evidence

History of Ashland County, Ohio, ...", Geo. Wm. Hill, 1880.
Benjamin Wenrick came into Ashland county from Pennsylvania, where he was born in Berks county, September 12, 1821, and settled in 1850 in Milton township. He has been twice married. First to Mary E. Coup, October 2, 1852, by whom he has had four children; and next to Harriet Willams, September 8, 1859, by whom he has had one son. He served nine years as justice of the peace, to the full satisfaction of the people of Milton township. He has filled the office of township trustee and treasurer at various times. He was a valiant soldier in the war of the Rebellion, being in a number of severe engagements, and was with Grant during the seige of Vicksburgh, but escaped unhurt, and returned to his home with all the honors to which he was entitled. By his fellow citizens he is highly esteemed for his integrity, and is looked upon by all who know him as a worthy citizen.

The Ashland Press, Thursday 3 Oct 1889
"Mrs J H Fast, Miss Lizzie Homan & Mrs Mellie Christman thanking friends, neighbors during illness and funeral of Mrs Mary Homan. Also to those who sang"

1880 United States Census, Bear Creek, Jay, Indiana
George W. CHRISTMAN, Farmer, 26, born Indiana, Father born Germany, Mother born Germany [1854]
Mary E. CHRISTMAN, wife, keeping house, 22, born Ohio, Father born Ohio, Mother born Ohio [1858]
Lloyd CHRISTMAN, son, 1, born Indiana, Father born Indiana, Mother born Ohio [1879]
Morgan A. CULTICE, (not related), Farmhand, 17, born Indiana, Father born Unknown, Mother born Ohio [1863]