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Caroline Jasinsky

F, #919, b. circa 1788, d. circa 1858
Caroline Jasinsky|b. c 1788\nd. c 1858|p10.htm#i919|Rev. Frederick William Jasinsky|b. 12 May 1743\nd. 13 Jul 1815|p8.htm#i847|Maria Eva Sessler|b. 1752\nd. 24 Feb 1828|p9.htm#i917|Colonel Georg C. V. Jaschinsky|b. c 1724\nd. 1790|p10.htm#i922||||||||||
Relationship 2nd great-grandaunt of Ronald Edgar Zoz.
Charts Jasinsky Descendancy
Father Rev. Frederick William Jasinsky b. 12 May 1743, d. 13 Jul 1815
Mother Maria Eva Sessler b. 1752, d. 24 Feb 1828
Birth*circa 1788Caroline Jasinsky was born circa 1788 at East Pennsboro, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA; This birth date of Caroline Jasinsky is based on the fact that confirmation usually took place at the age of 14 - 16 years of age. Since she was confirmed in 1802 in Frederick, Maryland. 
She was the daughter of Rev. Frederick William Jasinsky and Maria Eva Sessler. 
Death*circa 1858 Caroline Jasinsky died circa 1858 at Pennsylvania, USA. 
Last Edited 23 Apr 1999

John George Jasinsky

M, #920, b. say 1783, d. circa 1853
John George Jasinsky|b. s 1783\nd. c 1853|p10.htm#i920|Rev. Frederick William Jasinsky|b. 12 May 1743\nd. 13 Jul 1815|p8.htm#i847|Maria Eva Sessler|b. 1752\nd. 24 Feb 1828|p9.htm#i917|Colonel Georg C. V. Jaschinsky|b. c 1724\nd. 1790|p10.htm#i922||||||||||
Relationship 2nd great-granduncle of Ronald Edgar Zoz.
Charts Jasinsky Descendancy
Father Rev. Frederick William Jasinsky b. 12 May 1743, d. 13 Jul 1815
Mother Maria Eva Sessler b. 1752, d. 24 Feb 1828
Birth*say 1783John George Jasinsky was born say 1783 at East Pennsboro, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA. 
He was the son of Rev. Frederick William Jasinsky and Maria Eva Sessler. 
Christening1795John George Jasinsky was christened in 1795 at Zion or Morr's Lutheran Church, Freeburg, Snyder County, Pennsylvania, USA.1 
Marriage*circa 1820He married Rachael Schrack circa 1820 at Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA. 
Death*circa 1853 John George Jasinsky died circa 1853 at Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA. 
Burial*circa 1853He was buried circa 1853 at Greenmount Cemetery, West Chester, Pennsylvania, USA, (an unknown value).2 
Census*1820He appeared on the census of 1820 at West Caln Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA.3 
Census1830He appeared on the census of 1830 at West Caln Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA.4 
Census1840He appeared on the census of 1840 at West Caln Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA.5 
Census1842He appeared on the census of 1842 at West Caln Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA.6 
Census8 August 1850He appeared on the census of 8 August 1850 at West Caln Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA.7 

Family

 Rachael Schrack b. 1796, d. c 1870
Marriage*circa 1820He married Rachael Schrack circa 1820 at Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA. 
Children 1.Frederick W. Jasinsky+ b. c 1822, d. 3 Jun 1891
 2.William Jasinsky+ b. 1826, d. c 1900
 3.Susan Jasinsky+ b. 4 Jan 1829, d. 7 Mar 1888
 4.Rachael Jasinsky b. 1832, d. c 1900
 5.Alfred Jasinsky b. 1837, d. c 1913
Last Edited 28 Mar 2008

Citations

  1. [S91] IGI 1980, 1994 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
  2. [S846] Gilbert, Cope, Genealogy of the Smedley family, Page 875.
  3. [S148] 1820 Census, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Page 253 of Index.
  4. [S147] 1830 Census, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Page 105 of Index.
  5. [S146] 1840 Census, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Page 9 of Index.
  6. [S235] 1842 Census, Chester County - West Caln Twp., State census, Page 000 of index.
  7. [S38] 1850 Census, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Stamped #269 Page 269 of Index.

John William Jasinsky

M, #921, b. say 1783, d. say 1850
John William Jasinsky|b. s 1783\nd. s 1850|p10.htm#i921|Rev. Frederick William Jasinsky|b. 12 May 1743\nd. 13 Jul 1815|p8.htm#i847|Maria Eva Sessler|b. 1752\nd. 24 Feb 1828|p9.htm#i917|Colonel Georg C. V. Jaschinsky|b. c 1724\nd. 1790|p10.htm#i922||||||||||
Relationship 2nd great-granduncle of Ronald Edgar Zoz.
Charts Jasinsky Descendancy
Father Rev. Frederick William Jasinsky b. 12 May 1743, d. 13 Jul 1815
Mother Maria Eva Sessler b. 1752, d. 24 Feb 1828
Birth*say 1783John William Jasinsky was born say 1783 at East Pennsboro, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA.1 
He was the son of Rev. Frederick William Jasinsky and Maria Eva Sessler. 
Death*say 1850 John William Jasinsky died say 1850 at Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA. 
Last Edited 28 Mar 2008

Citations

  1. [S3] "Jones Ledger."

Colonel Georg Christoph Von Jaschinsky1

M, #922, b. circa 1724, d. 1790
Relationship 4th great-grandfather of Ronald Edgar Zoz.
Charts Jasinsky Descendancy
Birth*circa 1724Colonel Georg Christoph Von Jaschinsky was born circa 1724 at Lithuania.1 
Burial*1790He was buried in 1790 at Kaleningrad (formerly Koenigsburg), Russia, M; A Search for the Lost Cities of the German Reich
For nearly 700 years Konigsberg was the easternmost outpost of the German empire and was the home of Immanual Kant. Now it is the westernmost point in Russia. In August 1944, the center of the city was destroyed by a four day RAF bombing raid. What the British didn't destroy, the Soviet troops finished off in April 1945. Over 90% of the city lay in ruins. The following year it and the surrounding region of Northern East Prussia was incorporated into the USSR. The area was renamed after the Bolshevik revolutionary and later President of the Supreme Soviet Presidium, Mikhail Kalinin, who was responsible for implementing Stalin's repressive policies. The area bears his name because his death in 1946 occurred just when the authorities needed to rename the city and region. By 1948, the last German refugees left and the city was closed to foreigners until 1991. Kaliningrad exists because of the military. Newly independent Lithuania considers the large presence of Russian soldiers in this region so close to its borders a threat to its stability.

The first thing that hit me at the Kaliningrad station was my inability to make sense of the written language. All signs were in Cyrillic. No one spoke English and, though I wanted to take care of my advance reservations to Lithuania, it was impossible to buy a ticket. I couldn't even tell which window sold international tickets! I walked outside in frustration and was greeted by a statue of Kalinin. I also found a taxi driver and had him take me to my hotel. My Lonely Planet guide said prices would be $.05 per kilometer. I paid $10 to go three kilometers, but it was well worth it. I was booked at the Hansa which turned out to be an Austrian run boat-hotel on the Pregolya River running through the center of the city..The accommodations were somewhat confining, but for $136 a night, who could complain? A beautiful clerk at the front desk spoke some English and so did the house taxi driver, a Russian named Mikhail.

I realized I was famished and had a meal in the restaurant on board. After lunch, I had Mikhail take me to a currency exchange to get some Rubles. With local currency in hand, I had Mikhail take me to the station and act as a translator to enable me to purchase my forward ticket. Upon my return to the Hansa I took off on foot to explore the city.

I crossed the river to head north to what the map showed to be the center of the city. Kaliningrad is unlike any other city in the world. Pre-war, it was a typical densely packed city. After the war, with the expulsion of the German population, it was never rebuilt. Consequently, vast open spaces exist in the center.

Konigsberg was founded 800 years ago with the construction of a mammoth castle on the banks of the Pregolya. The castle was bombed during the war and remained untouched for two decades and then was dynamited because it was considered a "fascist monument." In its place stands the unfinished H-shaped House of the Soviets, a particularly ugly high-rise architectural monument to the Soviet era. North of this monstrosity I found a park with a statue of Mother Russia and, on a facing side, a statue of Lenin, probably the only such remaining standing statue in all of Russia.

I felt that I was in a time warp. Western influences were now making themselves felt. People walked around with cellular phones, but attractive girls wore mini-skirts in the style of the early '70's. "Techno" music was pervasive, yet the population, being all Russian, was alien to its development. All of the tourists were elderly Germans seeking a link to their past. The tourist shop in the Hotel Kaliningrad had souvenirs and maps all marked in German with city shown as Konigsberg. This would have been unheard of just five years ago.

I stopped at a cafe and had a beer, but didn't order food as I couldn't read the menu and no one spoke English. I then went to the recommended Bar Italy and had a terrible plate of Lasagna. I stopped at another cafe for a popular Scandinavian brewed beer known as "KB" to wash the taste away. The beer was very light, but it served its purpose. I returned to a cold room at the Hansa and hit the sack.

On Monday, after breakfast, I continued my walking tour searching for the few remaining vestiges of the German era. I again walked north and hit the University area and found a statue of Kant. Nearby was one of the most fascinating museums I have ever seen, known simply as the Bunker Museum. It was the 1945 German command post, set underground, during the Soviet assault on Konigsberg. The various rooms of the museum, originally bunkers at the command post, trace the assault with pictures diagrams and very eerie small scale reproductions of parts of the city center as they were during the fighting. The elderly female custodians seemed very impressed to have a visitor from Chicago. Afterwards, I retraced my steps to the south and looked closely at the House of the Soviets. Close by, in temporary structures, are up-scale Western style shops. I crossed the river and saw an old 14th century Gothic cathedral in back of which is Kant's grave. Only the shell of the cathedral stands, but privately financed restoration is in progress. Nearby is the old stock exchange, an Italian renaissance-style building dating to 1870-75 built on a foundation of 2,000 tree trunks. It now serves as the "Culture House of Sailors" from the merchant marine.

It was time for lunch, so I wandered back to the cafe I first stopped at the day before, but this time fortified with the Cyrillic translation for "pelmeni" a dish consisting of round, meat stuffed pasta. This sufficed for a decent meal. Afterwards, I found the only other remaining German remnants, the Brandenburger city gate, and further south the King's gate and Sackheimer gate. These remnants are all that remains of the fortified city walls constructed during the Swedish wars of 1626-34.

After breakfast on Tuesday morning, Mikhail was waiting to take me to the train station for my departure to Lithuania. He was very cordial and gave me a quick tour of the south side of the city before we said goodbye.

The last of the old German cities was the Lithuanian port city of Klaipeda, known as Memel in German days.

Memel, like Danzig, was severed from the German Reich at the end of World War I and made a "free city" under French administration. Lithuania seized it in 1923 and held it until Hitler exerted pressure to have it returned to Germany in 1939.

On the train to Klaipeda, I shared a compartment with a drunk Lithuanian soldier and two older women. The soldier had a liter can of Faxe beer and gave me a smaller can. I reciprocated by buying him a beer from the snack car, but the soldier passed out before finishing it. One of the ladies surprised me by asking in English where I was from. When I replied "Chicago," she said she lived near the intersection of 71st and California, also in Chicago. I was dumbfounded. It turned out that she emigrated to the U.S.A. five years earlier and was on a return visit. She and the other lady were spending the weekend on the coast. I marveled at the smallness of the world.

Klaipeda is a relatively small city of 20,000 populations. It suffered some damage in 1945, but shows no signs of it today. It has small old town area which I toured and saw the Klaipeda Theater dating from 1820. In 1939 Hitler spoke from the balcony of this theater to announce to a cheering crowd that Memel had been reincorporated in the German Reich. Today, there was only a small crowd of children with their parents attending a private performance there. I stopped at a nearby cafe for pancakes and a local draft beer.

Afterwards, I took a seven minute ferry ride to the northern end of the Neringa Spit, a sliver of land extending about 60 miles southerly and divided in the middle by the Russian border of the Kaliningrad Oblast. The Baltic Sea is to the west and the Courland Lagoon to the east. I took a minibus to Nida, a former German resort city at the southern end of the Lithuanian half of the spit. At this time of year, it was very quiet. The few tourists were elderly Germans and , like in Kaliningrad, tourist maps and signs were in German. The noted author Thomas Mann had a summer residence here in the early 1930s and the house is now a museum. It is well worth visiting. It contains some vintage photos from the 1930s plus some contemporary artwork. It is, though, a relic of an earlier time.

Upon my return to Klaipeda, I found a cafe near my B&B and had a veal cutlet dinner and tried bottles of Baltijos and Kalnipilus beer, both decent Lithuanian brews. I noted that the city still shows a heavy influence of German architecture even though the population is almost entirely Lithuanian.

As I was leaving in the morning, this marked the end of my odyssey in searching out remnants of the German Reich. While there is not much left except for elderly Germans searching for their roots, the four cities visited -- Stettin, Danzig, Konigsberg and Memel -- were fascinating studies in their own right. Under Polish, Russian and Lithuanian administrations, they are charting different courses. Stettin and Danzig now seem almost typically Polish cities while the other two have yet uncertain futures. Their ultimate fate will hinge on the future of East-West relations and the political settlement of the Kaliningrad Oblast.

- P. Huntoon.2
 
Death*1790 Colonel Georg Christoph Von Jaschinsky died in 1790 at Kaleningrad, Russia.2 

Family

 
Child 1.Rev. Frederick William Jasinsky+ b. 12 May 1743, d. 13 Jul 1815
Last Edited 19 Mar 2010

Citations

  1. [S33] Interview, Laura Jasinsky, October 18, 1995.
  2. [S85] Letter, Laura Jasinsky to Ron Zoz, Feb 13 1996.

David Lawson Eberhard1

M, #923, b. 16 June 1915, d. 1995
David Lawson Eberhard|b. 16 Jun 1915\nd. 1995|p10.htm#i923|Lloyd Eberhard|b. 26 Mar 1890\nd. 4 Oct 1962|p7.htm#i806|Gladys Berdella Lawson|b. 24 Aug 1890\nd. 10 Jan 1961|p7.htm#i805|William H. B. Eberhard|b. s 1855\nd. 1942|p149.htm#i7968|Narcissa (Nora) Koch|b. s 1855|p149.htm#i7969|David Lawson|b. 1849\nd. 16 Mar 1925|p7.htm#i804|Josephine A. Jasinsky|b. 17 Jan 1851\nd. Mar 1931|p7.htm#i791|
Relationship 2nd cousin of Ronald Edgar Zoz.
Charts Arbegast/Arbogast Descendancy
Jasinsky Descendancy
Father Lloyd Eberhard b. 26 Mar 1890, d. 4 Oct 1962
Mother Gladys Berdella Lawson b. 24 Aug 1890, d. 10 Jan 1961
Birth*16 June 1915David Lawson Eberhard was born on 16 June 1915.1 
He was the son of Lloyd Eberhard and Gladys Berdella Lawson. 
Death*1995David Lawson Eberhard died in 1995.2  
Burial*after 1995He was buried after 1995 at Rushsylvania Cemetery, Rushsylvania, Logan County, Ohio, USA, (an unknown value).2 

Family

 
Child 1.Charles Lloyd Eberhard1 b. 20 May 1955, d. 3 Jun 1974
Last Edited 8 Oct 2004

Citations

  1. [S552] Sue Chism, "email: Sue Chism- 29 Oct 2001," e-mail to Ron Zoz, 29 Oct 2001.
  2. [S13] Grave Markers Photographs; Hobe/Zoz Archives.

Clarence Gardner

M, #924, b. say 1878
Clarence Gardner|b. s 1878|p10.htm#i924|Thomas Gardner|b. 6 Jun 1851\nd. 16 Dec 1935|p9.htm#i882|Virginia Jasinsky|b. 2 May 1852\nd. 10 Jul 1934|p7.htm#i792|Harvy Gardner||p147.htm#i7834|Charity Aimes||p147.htm#i7835|William Jasinsky|b. 14 Nov 1824\nd. 11 Jul 1914|p7.htm#i784|Esther Arbegast|b. 18 Apr 1822\nd. 27 Feb 1881|p7.htm#i785|
Relationship 1st cousin 1 time removed of Ronald Edgar Zoz.
Charts Arbegast/Arbogast Descendancy
Jasinsky Descendancy
Father Thomas Gardner b. 6 Jun 1851, d. 16 Dec 1935
Mother Virginia Jasinsky b. 2 May 1852, d. 10 Jul 1934
Birth*say 1878Clarence Gardner was born say 1878. 
He was the son of Thomas Gardner and Virginia Jasinsky. 
Last Edited 13 Nov 2001

Flossie Gardner

F, #925, b. 29 June 1902, d. June 1972
Flossie Gardner|b. 29 Jun 1902\nd. Jun 1972|p10.htm#i925|Thomas Gardner|b. 6 Jun 1851\nd. 16 Dec 1935|p9.htm#i882|Virginia Jasinsky|b. 2 May 1852\nd. 10 Jul 1934|p7.htm#i792|Harvy Gardner||p147.htm#i7834|Charity Aimes||p147.htm#i7835|William Jasinsky|b. 14 Nov 1824\nd. 11 Jul 1914|p7.htm#i784|Esther Arbegast|b. 18 Apr 1822\nd. 27 Feb 1881|p7.htm#i785|
Relationship 1st cousin 1 time removed of Ronald Edgar Zoz.
Charts Arbegast/Arbogast Descendancy
Jasinsky Descendancy
Father Thomas Gardner b. 6 Jun 1851, d. 16 Dec 1935
Mother Virginia Jasinsky b. 2 May 1852, d. 10 Jul 1934
Birth*29 June 1902Flossie Gardner was born on 29 June 1902 at Logan County, Ohio, USA.1 
She was the daughter of Thomas Gardner and Virginia Jasinsky. 
Death*June 1972Flossie Gardner died in June 1972 at Pensacola, Escambia County, Florida, USA.1  
Last Edited 13 Nov 2001

Citations

  1. [S154] Name as specified, File Number as specified, Social Security Death Index, Series as specified.

Essie Everitt

F, #933, b. circa 1860, d. 1951
Charts Arbegast/Arbogast Descendancy
Jasinsky Descendancy
Birth*circa 1860Essie Everitt was born circa 1860 at Logan County, Ohio, USA. 
Marriage*19 April 1885She married Frederick William Jasinsky, son of William Jasinsky and Esther Arbegast, on 19 April 1885 at Panora, Guthrie County, Iowa, USA; The wedding was officiated by Rev. JD Haughtelin DDM.1,2 
Death*1951 Essie Everitt died in 1951 at Panora, Guthrie County, Iowa, USA. 

Family 1

 Frederick William Jasinsky b. 27 Aug 1853, d. 3 Jun 1891
Children 1.Royal Everett Jasinsky+ b. 12 Jan 1886, d. 31 Dec 1965
 2.Irving Jasinsky b. c 1887

Family 2

 
Children 1.Robert Smith3 b. s 1897
 2.Winifred Smith3 b. s 1899
Last Edited 3 Nov 2009

Citations

  1. [S263] ML: Iowa - Guthrie County: entry for Names as specified, Date as specified Gutherie County CourtHouse, Recorders office, Gutherie Center, Guthrie County, Iowa, USA, Marriage Record book 2 Page 447.
  2. [S726] ML: Jasinsky / Smith: Marriage Record Book 2 Page 447.
  3. [S557] Claren Corwin Jones, Jones, Claren Research.

Royal Everett Jasinsky

M, #934, b. 12 January 1886, d. 31 December 1965
Royal Everett Jasinsky|b. 12 Jan 1886\nd. 31 Dec 1965|p10.htm#i934|Frederick William Jasinsky|b. 27 Aug 1853\nd. 3 Jun 1891|p9.htm#i894|Essie Everitt|b. c 1860\nd. 1951|p10.htm#i933|William Jasinsky|b. 14 Nov 1824\nd. 11 Jul 1914|p7.htm#i784|Esther Arbegast|b. 18 Apr 1822\nd. 27 Feb 1881|p7.htm#i785|||||||
Relationship 1st cousin 1 time removed of Ronald Edgar Zoz.
Charts Arbegast/Arbogast Descendancy
Jasinsky Descendancy
Father Frederick William Jasinsky b. 27 Aug 1853, d. 3 Jun 1891
Mother Essie Everitt b. c 1860, d. 1951
Birth*12 January 1886Royal Everett Jasinsky was born on 12 January 1886 at Panora, Guthrie County, Iowa, USA.1 
He was the son of Frederick William Jasinsky and Essie Everitt. 
Marriage*say 1908Royal Everett Jasinsky married Bessie (?) say 1908 an unknown place , an unknown place . 
Death*31 December 1965Royal died on 31 December 1965 at Panora, Guthrie County, Iowa, USA, at age 79 years, 11 months and 19 days.2 
Burial*3 January 1966He was buried on 3 January 1966 at Panora West Cemetery, Panora, Guthrie county, Iowa, USA, (an unknown value).3 
Census*1900He appeared on the census of 1900.4 
Census1910He appeared on the census of 1910.5 
Census6 January 1920He appeared on the census of 6 January 1920 at Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, USA, The family lived at 1331 First Street in Des Moines, Iowa.

Royal E. Jasinsky - age 33 Conductor on the City Railway.

Bessie B. Jasinsky - age 30 wife

Wana - age 7 daughter

June - age 1 month daughter

.6 

Family

 Bessie (?) b. 22 Oct 1889, d. 21 Jan 1960
Marriage*say 1908He married Bessie (?) say 1908 an unknown place , an unknown place . 
Children 1.Wana Jasinsky6,3 b. 1912, d. 1992
 2.June Jasinsky6 b. Dec 1919
Last Edited 31 Aug 2006

Citations

  1. [S200] Royal Jasinsky, 478-03-0654, SSDI, Jasinsky Royal.
  2. [S200] Royal Jasinsky, 478-03-0654, SSDI, Jasinsky Royal, , SSN: 478-03-0654.
  3. [S13] Grave Markers Photographs; Hobe/Zoz Archives, West Panora cemetery.
  4. [S12] 1900 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA.
  5. [S15] 1910 U.S. Census: Thirteenth.
  6. [S16] 1920 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, EDN: 89 Page 7B.

Irving Jasinsky

M, #935, b. circa 1887
Irving Jasinsky|b. c 1887|p10.htm#i935|Frederick William Jasinsky|b. 27 Aug 1853\nd. 3 Jun 1891|p9.htm#i894|Essie Everitt|b. c 1860\nd. 1951|p10.htm#i933|William Jasinsky|b. 14 Nov 1824\nd. 11 Jul 1914|p7.htm#i784|Esther Arbegast|b. 18 Apr 1822\nd. 27 Feb 1881|p7.htm#i785|||||||
Relationship 1st cousin 1 time removed of Ronald Edgar Zoz.
Charts Arbegast/Arbogast Descendancy
Jasinsky Descendancy
Father Frederick William Jasinsky b. 27 Aug 1853, d. 3 Jun 1891
Mother Essie Everitt b. c 1860, d. 1951
Birth*circa 1887Irving Jasinsky was born circa 1887. 
He was the son of Frederick William Jasinsky and Essie Everitt. 
Last Edited 13 Nov 2004

Dr. Paul Godfried Schlafli Hobe1

M, #936, b. 4 February 1904, d. 16 July 1990
Dr. Paul Godfried Schlafli Hobe|b. 4 Feb 1904\nd. 16 Jul 1990|p10.htm#i936|Gottfried Schlafli|b. 4 Sep 1861\nd. 17 May 1916|p10.htm#i938|Emma Joanna Heupel|b. 6 Feb 1875\nd. 13 Mar 1959|p10.htm#i939|Frederick Schlafli|b. s 1833|p25.htm#i1676|Magdalena Lichty|b. 8 May 1823\nd. 6 Mar 1909|p10.htm#i943|Johann A. Heupel|b. 22 Aug 1822\nd. 24 Jan 1905|p10.htm#i985|Justina Jessi||p10.htm#i984|
  
Dr. Paul Hobe - Feb. 1982
Charts Schlafli Descendancy
Father Gottfried Schlafli b. 4 Sep 1861, d. 17 May 1916
Mother Emma Joanna Heupel b. 6 Feb 1875, d. 13 Mar 1959
Birth*4 February 1904Dr. Paul Godfried Schlafli Hobe was born on 4 February 1904 at Mahoning Avenue home, Alliance, Mahoning County, Ohio, USA. 
He was the son of Gottfried Schlafli and Emma Joanna Heupel. 
Marriage*15 August 1936Dr. Paul Godfried Schlafli Hobe married Margaret Mary Kendall, daughter of Herbert A Kendall and Rose M. (?), on 15 August 1936 at Home of the bride's parents, Kalispell, Flathead County, Montana, USA. 
Death*16 July 1990 Dr. Paul Godfried Schlafli Hobe died on 16 July 1990 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA, at age 86; Doc was severly injured in an auto accident. He pulled out in front of a car which hit him on the driver's door at a fast rate of speed.2 
Burial*19 July 1990He was buried on 19 July 1990 at Highland Memorial Park, Beloit, Columbiana County, Ohio, USA.3,4 
Census*1 June 1920He appeared on the census of 1 June 1920 at Mahoning Avenue, Alliance, Mahoning County, Ohio, USA.5 

Family

 Margaret Mary Kendall b. 25 Mar 1910, d. 30 Jan 1975
Last Edited 7 Nov 2004

Citations

  1. [S4] Name Change from Ernest , Surname Changed from Schlafli to Hobe.
  2. [S95] DC - Ohio - Alliance City - Stark County, Death Certificate on file.
  3. [S13] Grave Markers Photographs; Hobe/Zoz Archives.
  4. [S95] DC - Ohio - Alliance City - Stark County.
  5. [S16] 1920 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, EDN 135; Sheet 7; Line 56.

Gottfried Schlafli

M, #938, b. 4 September 1861, d. 17 May 1916
Gottfried Schlafli|b. 4 Sep 1861\nd. 17 May 1916|p10.htm#i938|Frederick Schlafli|b. s 1833|p25.htm#i1676|Magdalena Lichty|b. 8 May 1823\nd. 6 Mar 1909|p10.htm#i943|||||||||||||
  
Gottfried Schlafli - 1912
Charts Schlafli Descendancy
Father Frederick Schlafli b. s 1833
Mother Magdalena Lichty b. 8 May 1823, d. 6 Mar 1909
Birth*4 September 1861Gottfried Schlafli was born on 4 September 1861 at Berne, Switzerland. 
He was the son of Frederick Schlafli and Magdalena Lichty. 
Marriage*1 September 1900Gottfried Schlafli married Emma Joanna Heupel, daughter of Johann August Heupel and Justina Jessi, on 1 September 1900 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA; The minister was J.A. Keller.1 
Death*17 May 1916 Gottfried Schlafli died on 17 May 1916 at Alliance, Mahoning County, Ohio, USA, at age 54; His obituary in the Alliance Review said that he was an industrious and busy man, an honest, upright citizen, and in business as well as private life enjoyed the confidence and esteem of all acquainted with him. The 8th verse of the 32nd Psalms was read at the funeral. He was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Alliance. Godfried died of pnemonia.2 
Burial*20 May 1916He was buried on 20 May 1916 at Alliance Cemetery, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA.3 
Emigration*17 March 1888He emigrated on 17 March 1888 from Havre, France. 
Immigration*circa 31 March 1888He immigrated circa 31 March 1888 to Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA; Gottfried brought his mother, Magdelena Schlafli, to America. Her birth year is listed as 1824; she was 64 years old. Apparently he had already been in the USA earlier. The purpose of this trip was to bring his mother to Alliance, Ohio, where he lived.4 
Census*12 June 1900He appeared on the census of 12 June 1900 at Smith Township Home, Alliance, Mahoning County, Ohio, USA, Godfried is listed as a farmer, born in Sept 1865. He is 36 years old. He had been in the US since 1887 and had been here for 12 years. He owned a farm with no mortgage. He and his mother were from Switzerland. Magdalena is listed in this census as the name Mary. Her birthdate is listed as May 1822. Her age is 78. She had 3 children. She indicated that she came to the US is 1850 and had been here for 50 years. (Does not compute!!).5 
Census*16 April 1910He and Emma Joanna Heupel appeared on the census of 16 April 1910 at Mahoning Avenue Home, Alliance, Mahoning County, Ohio, USA, Godfried Schlafli was listed as the head of the family. He listed his age at 47; he had been married to Emma for 9 years. He immigrated to the US in 1888. Emma listed her age as 39 and as having 4 children, 3 of which are still living. She immigrated to the US in 1896. Paul was 6. Emma was 4. Ernest was 2..6 

Family

 Emma Joanna Heupel b. 6 Feb 1875, d. 13 Mar 1959
Marriage*1 September 1900Gottfried Schlafli married Emma Joanna Heupel, daughter of Johann August Heupel and Justina Jessi, on 1 September 1900 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA; The minister was J.A. Keller.1 
Children 1.Dr. Paul Godfried Schlafli Hobe+ b. 4 Feb 1904, d. 16 Jul 1990
 2.Emma Martha Schlafli+ b. 22 Jun 1906, d. 7 Jul 1971
 3.Ernest Roosevelt Schlafli Hobe+ b. 18 Mar 1908, d. 29 Dec 1995
Last Edited 25 Mar 2010

Citations

  1. [S103] ML: Ohio - Stark County: On file in Stark County District Library.
  2. [S827] DC: Gotfried Gottfried, SEHLAFLI GODFRIE County Name: MAHONING Date of Death: 5/17/1916 Volume Number: 1953 Certificate Number: 33391.
  3. [S13] Grave Markers Photographs; Hobe/Zoz Archives.
  4. [S71] Letter, Sharon Ann Lee to Marie Hobe Zoz, 1984, Schlafli, Godfried.
  5. [S12] 1900 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Year: 1900; Census Place: Smith, Mahoning, Ohio; Roll: T623 1300; Page: 6B; Enumeration District: 53.
  6. [S15] 1910 U.S. Census: Thirteenth , Year: 1910; Census Place: Smith Twp, Mahoning, Ohio; Series: T624; Roll: 1213; Page: 144B; Enumeration District: 93; Part: 1; Line: 30.

Emma Joanna Heupel

F, #939, b. 6 February 1875, d. 13 March 1959
Emma Joanna Heupel|b. 6 Feb 1875\nd. 13 Mar 1959|p10.htm#i939|Johann August Heupel|b. 22 Aug 1822\nd. 24 Jan 1905|p10.htm#i985|Justina Jessi||p10.htm#i984|||||||||||||
  
Emma Heupel
Charts Schlafli Descendancy
Father Johann August Heupel b. 22 Aug 1822, d. 24 Jan 1905
Mother Justina Jessi
Birth*6 February 1875Emma Joanna Heupel was born on 6 February 1875 at Berlin, Germany.1 
She was the daughter of Johann August Heupel and Justina Jessi. 
Birth6 February 1876Emma Joanna Heupel was born on 6 February 1876 at Berlin, Germany; For Emma to be 24 years old on the Census of 1900, her birth year would have to be in 1876. 
Marriage*1 September 1900She married Gottfried Schlafli, son of Frederick Schlafli and Magdalena Lichty, on 1 September 1900 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA; The minister was J.A. Keller.2 
Marriage*8 January 1918Emma Joanna Heupel married Rudolph Otto Hobe, son of Doris Miller, on 8 January 1918 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA; The minister was Rev. Kennerly.3 
Death*13 March 1959 Emma Joanna Heupel died on 13 March 1959 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA, at age 84; Name: EMMA HOBE
Gender: Female
Date of Death: March 13, 1959
Volume: 15728
Certificate: 21911
Marital Status: Widowed
Place of Death: Alliance, Stark County
Race: White
Residence: Alliance, Stark County
Age: 84.4,5
 
Burial*16 March 1959She was buried on 16 March 1959 at Alliance Cemetery, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA.6 
Census*21 June 1900She appeared on the census of 21 June 1900 at Kingfisher City, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma, USA, Emma "Heipel" is listed as a servant for a lawyer and his family--Edwin G. Spellman, the wife Christina, and a step-daughter Marie E. Traez (spelling not clear).

Emma "Heipel" is a white female, born in February, 1876. She is 24 years old and single. Her place of birth is Germany, and both her father and mother were born in Germany.

Her occupation is listed as Housework, and number of months not employed is zero. She says that she can read, write, and speak English.

NOTE!!! Emma is the only person on this census page who was NOT born in the USA, but the enumerator apparently did NOT ask the year of her immigration, number of years in the USA, or if she was naturalized!.7 
Census*16 April 1910She and Gottfried Schlafli appeared on the census of 16 April 1910 at Mahoning Avenue Home, Alliance, Mahoning County, Ohio, USA, Godfried Schlafli was listed as the head of the family. He listed his age at 47; he had been married to Emma for 9 years. He immigrated to the US in 1888. Emma listed her age as 39 and as having 4 children, 3 of which are still living. She immigrated to the US in 1896. Paul was 6. Emma was 4. Ernest was 2..8 
Census*10 January 1920Emma Joanna Heupel and Rudolph Otto Hobe appeared on the census of 10 January 1920 at Mahoning Avenue, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA, Rudolph Otto Hobe is listed as the head of the household. His wife Emma is a 45-year-old female born in 1876. She can read and write. She was born in Germany, as were both her parents. The mother tongue for her and her parents is German. She is able to speak English. Her occupation is Sales Lady in a grocery store.

Paul Schlafli (age 15) is listed as Mr. Hobe's stepson. Emma Schlafli (age 12) is a stepdaughter. Ernest Schlafli (age 11) is a stepson.

Frank Bahlmat (age 73) is a boarder who was born in France..9 
Census11 April 1930Emma Joanna Heupel and Rudolph Otto Hobe appeared on the census of 11 April 1930 at Smith Township, Alliance, Mahoning County, Ohio, USA.10 

Family 1

 Gottfried Schlafli b. 4 Sep 1861, d. 17 May 1916
Marriage*1 September 1900Emma Joanna Heupel married Gottfried Schlafli, son of Frederick Schlafli and Magdalena Lichty, on 1 September 1900 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA; The minister was J.A. Keller.2 
Children 1.Dr. Paul Godfried Schlafli Hobe+ b. 4 Feb 1904, d. 16 Jul 1990
 2.Emma Martha Schlafli+ b. 22 Jun 1906, d. 7 Jul 1971
 3.Ernest Roosevelt Schlafli Hobe+ b. 18 Mar 1908, d. 29 Dec 1995

Family 2

 Rudolph Otto Hobe b. 5 Aug 1877, d. 1 Feb 1932
Marriage*8 January 1918Emma Joanna Heupel married Rudolph Otto Hobe, son of Doris Miller, on 8 January 1918 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA; The minister was Rev. Kennerly.3 
Last Edited 29 Dec 2007

Citations

  1. [S103] ML: Ohio - Stark County: Age indicate results in this date.
  2. [S103] ML: Ohio - Stark County: On file in Stark County District Library.
  3. [S98] ML:Ohio - Mahoning County: On file in Mahoning County Probate Court.
  4. [S71] Letter, Sharon Ann Lee to Marie Hobe Zoz, 1984.
  5. [S201] Death Reg. - Hobe, Emma, CN: 21911 VN: 15728, Certificate Number: 21911; Volume Number: 15728.
  6. [S13] Grave Markers Photographs; Hobe/Zoz Archives.
  7. [S12] 1900 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, EDN 112; Sheet 25; Page 165A; Line 9.
  8. [S15] 1910 U.S. Census: Thirteenth , Year: 1910; Census Place: Smith Twp, Mahoning, Ohio; Series: T624; Roll: 1213; Page: 144B; Enumeration District: 93; Part: 1; Line: 30.
  9. [S16] 1920 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Ohio Stark County Smith Township - EDN 135; Sheet 7B; FN 129; Line 54-59.
  10. [S748] 1930 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Year: 1930; Census Place: Smith, Mahoning, Ohio; Roll: T626_1842; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 138; Image: 0379.

Emma Martha Schlafli

F, #940, b. 22 June 1906, d. 7 July 1971
Emma Martha Schlafli|b. 22 Jun 1906\nd. 7 Jul 1971|p10.htm#i940|Gottfried Schlafli|b. 4 Sep 1861\nd. 17 May 1916|p10.htm#i938|Emma Joanna Heupel|b. 6 Feb 1875\nd. 13 Mar 1959|p10.htm#i939|Frederick Schlafli|b. s 1833|p25.htm#i1676|Magdalena Lichty|b. 8 May 1823\nd. 6 Mar 1909|p10.htm#i943|Johann A. Heupel|b. 22 Aug 1822\nd. 24 Jan 1905|p10.htm#i985|Justina Jessi||p10.htm#i984|
  
Emma Martha Schlafli Eutzley
Charts Schlafli Descendancy
Father Gottfried Schlafli b. 4 Sep 1861, d. 17 May 1916
Mother Emma Joanna Heupel b. 6 Feb 1875, d. 13 Mar 1959
Birth*22 June 1906Emma Martha Schlafli was born on 22 June 1906 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA.1 
She was the daughter of Gottfried Schlafli and Emma Joanna Heupel. 
Marriage*14 March 1931Emma Martha Schlafli married Lowell Benner Eutzly, son of Charles E. Eutzly and Nora (?), on 14 March 1931 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA. 
Death*7 July 1971 Emma Martha Schlafli died on 7 July 1971 at Riverside Hospital, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, USA, at age 65.1,2 
Burial*9 July 1971She was buried on 9 July 1971 at Highland Memorial Park, Beloit, Columbiana County, Ohio, USA; On US 62 between Damascus & Alliance Ohio on the south side of road. 
Census*10 January 1920She appeared on the census of 10 January 1920 at Mahoning Avenue, Alliance, Mahoning County, Ohio, USA.3 

Family

 Lowell Benner Eutzly b. 2 Mar 1905, d. 15 Dec 1982
Last Edited 6 Apr 2006

Citations

  1. [S190] Emma Eutzly, 274-42-7963, SSDI, Series as indicated.
  2. [S95] DC - Ohio - Alliance City - Stark County, Eutzly, Emma M
    Death Date: 07 July 1971 Place of Death: Columbus, Franklin County
    Residence: Alliance, Stark County Gender: Female
    Race: White Age: 65 Years
    Marital Status: Married Death Certified by: Physician
    Certificate: 065942 Volume: 20596.
  3. [S16] 1920 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, EDN 135; Sheet 7B; FN 129; Line 55.

Knox S. Z. Quay

M, #941, b. 9 September 1879, d. 18 March 1963
Charts Day Descendancy
Grabiel Descendancy
Birth*9 September 1879Knox S. Z. Quay was born on 9 September 1879 at Rushcreek Township, Logan County, Ohio, USA. 
Marriage*circa 1903He married Ethel Mae Kautzman, daughter of Daniel Lincoln Kautzman and Effie Josephine Grabiel, circa 1903 at Logan County, Ohio, USA. 
Death*18 March 1963 Knox S. Z. Quay died on 18 March 1963 at Kenton, Hardin County, Ohio, USA, at age 83. 

Family

 Ethel Mae Kautzman b. 1 Oct 1882, d. 15 Nov 1966
Children 1.Ralph Otto Quay b. 5 Sep 1904, d. 7 Aug 1974
 2.Wilbur William Quay b. 5 Jul 1908, d. Nov 1984
 3.Earl Roy Quay b. 20 Mar 1910, d. 5 Aug 1910
 4.Lena May Quay b. 9 Dec 1911, d. 13 Nov 1981
 5.Glenn Ivan Quay b. 21 Jun 1916, d. 18 Mar 1991
 6.Anna Faye Quay b. 27 Apr 1918, d. c 1961
Last Edited 13 May 2006

Rudolph Otto Hobe

M, #942, b. 5 August 1877, d. 1 February 1932
Rudolph Otto Hobe|b. 5 Aug 1877\nd. 1 Feb 1932|p10.htm#i942||||Doris Miller|b. Jun 1846|p25.htm#i1673|||||||||||||
  
Rudolph Hobe - 1920
Mother Doris Miller b. Jun 1846
Birth*5 August 1877Rudolph Otto Hobe was born on 5 August 1877 at Lenaburgh, Germany, Germany.1 
He was the son of Doris Miller. 
Marriage*May 1900Rudolph Otto Hobe married Alice (?) in May 1900 an unknown place , an unknown place .2 
Marriage*8 January 1918Rudolph Otto Hobe married Emma Joanna Heupel, daughter of Johann August Heupel and Justina Jessi, on 8 January 1918 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA; The minister was Rev. Kennerly.3 
Death*1 February 1932 Rudolph Otto Hobe died on 1 February 1932 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA, at age 54.4,5 
Burial*3 February 1932He was buried on 3 February 1932 at Alliance Cemetery, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA.6 
Immigration*1881He immigrated in 1881.7 
Census14 June 1900He and Alice (?) appeared on the census of 14 June 1900 at Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvanio, USA.2 
Census*1910Rudolph Otto Hobe and Alice (?) appeared on the census of 1910 at Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, USA, Name: Rudolph Hobe
Age in 1910: 32
Estimated Birth Year: 1877
Home in 1910: 10-WD PITTSBURGH, ALLEGHENY, Pennsylvania
Race: White
Gender: Male
Series: T624
Roll: 1302
Part: 1
Page: 265A
Year: 1910
.8 
Census*10 January 1920Rudolph Otto Hobe and Emma Joanna Heupel appeared on the census of 10 January 1920 at Mahoning Avenue, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA, Rudolph Otto Hobe is listed as the head of the household. His wife Emma is a 45-year-old female born in 1876. She can read and write. She was born in Germany, as were both her parents. The mother tongue for her and her parents is German. She is able to speak English. Her occupation is Sales Lady in a grocery store.

Paul Schlafli (age 15) is listed as Mr. Hobe's stepson. Emma Schlafli (age 12) is a stepdaughter. Ernest Schlafli (age 11) is a stepson.

Frank Bahlmat (age 73) is a boarder who was born in France..9 
Census11 April 1930Rudolph Otto Hobe and Emma Joanna Heupel appeared on the census of 11 April 1930 at Smith Township, Alliance, Mahoning County, Ohio, USA.10 

Family 1

 Alice (?) b. Jun 1880
Marriage*May 1900Rudolph Otto Hobe married Alice (?) in May 1900 an unknown place , an unknown place .2 
Children 1.Bessie Hobe7 b. 1902
 2.Rudolph Hobe Jr.7 b. 7 Apr 1903, d. Nov 1978
 3.Herman Hobe7 b. 1908

Family 2

 Emma Joanna Heupel b. 6 Feb 1875, d. 13 Mar 1959
Marriage*8 January 1918Rudolph Otto Hobe married Emma Joanna Heupel, daughter of Johann August Heupel and Justina Jessi, on 8 January 1918 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA; The minister was Rev. Kennerly.3 
Last Edited 31 Mar 2008

Citations

  1. [S637] Interview, Marie or Ron Zoz concerning personal family information, 1960 - 2002.
  2. [S12] 1900 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Year: 1900; Census Place: Pittsburgh Ward 19, Allegheny, Pennsylvania; Roll: T623 1361; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 224.
  3. [S98] ML:Ohio - Mahoning County: On file in Mahoning County Probate Court.
  4. [S106] DC: Rudolph Hobe, HOBE RUDOLPI
    County Name: MAHONING Date of Death: /31/1932
    Volume Number: 6811 Certificate Number: 4304.
  5. [S107] Obit: Hobe Rudolph, Feb 1, 1932, Page 1.
  6. [S13] Grave Markers Photographs; Hobe/Zoz Archives.
  7. [S15] 1910 U.S. Census: Thirteenth , Year: 1910; Census Place: Pittsburgh Ward 10, Allegheny, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1302; Page: 11A; Enumeration District: 398; Image: 533.
  8. [S15] 1910 U.S. Census: Thirteenth , Year: 1910; Census Place: Pittsburgh Ward 10, Allegheny, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1302; Page: 11A; Enumeration District: 398; Image: 533.
  9. [S16] 1920 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Ohio Stark County Smith Township - EDN 135; Sheet 7B; FN 129; Line 54-59.
  10. [S748] 1930 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Year: 1930; Census Place: Smith, Mahoning, Ohio; Roll: T626_1842; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 138; Image: 0379.

Magdalena Lichty

F, #943, b. 8 May 1823, d. 6 March 1909
Charts Schlafli Descendancy
Marriage*Magdalena Lichty married Frederick Schlafli. 
Birth*8 May 1823Magdalena Lichty was born on 8 May 1823 at Switzerland. 
Death*6 March 1909 Magdalena Lichty died on 6 March 1909 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA, at age 85; MAGDALENA SCHLAFLI

Aged Swiss Lady of Mahoning Avenue Dies from Cancer and Dropsical Trouble

Mrs. Magdalena Schlafli, one of the oldest German residents of the city, died Saturday morning about four o'clock at the home of her son, Godfried Schlafli, on South Mahoning Avenue. Cancer and dropsy was the cause of death. She was 87 years of age.

Mrs. Schlafli was born in Switzerland, coming with her son to this country about twenty years ago, the home ever since having been made in Alliance.

Of her parental family she is the last surviving member and of her own family she leaves but the two sons, Gotfried and Fred, both of this city. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 in charge of Rev. Zimmerman of Christ's Reformed Church, of which society she was a devoted member. Burial in Alliance Cemetery.1,2 
Burial*8 March 1909She was buried on 8 March 1909 at Alliance Cemetery, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA; FUNERAL OF MRS. SCHLAFLI

The funeral services of Mrs. Magdalena Schlafli were held Monday afternoon at 2:30 from Christ Reformed Church. Rev. A. Zimmerman was in charge of the services. Music was rendered by members of the choir of this church. A number of floral designs covered the couch casket. Interment was made at the Alliance Cemetery.3,4 

Family

 Frederick Schlafli b. s 1833
Children 1.Fred Schlafli+ b. Jan 1855, d. 2 Nov 1915
 2.Gottfried Schlafli+ b. 4 Sep 1861, d. 17 May 1916
Last Edited 31 Mar 2008

Citations

  1. [S105] Obit: Schlafli, Magdalena, March 6, 1909.
  2. [S884] DC: Schlafli, Magdelena Lichiti, 14983.
  3. [S104] Burial of Magdalena Schlafli, March 8, 1909.
  4. [S13] Grave Markers Photographs; Hobe/Zoz Archives.

Frederick William Heupel

M, #944, b. 24 July 1863, d. 30 January 1946
Frederick William Heupel|b. 24 Jul 1863\nd. 30 Jan 1946|p10.htm#i944|Johann August Heupel|b. 22 Aug 1822\nd. 24 Jan 1905|p10.htm#i985|Wilhelmine Arndt|b. 14 Mar 1834\nd. c 1904|p15.htm#i1186|||||||||||||
  
Fred Heupel
Father Johann August Heupel b. 22 Aug 1822, d. 24 Jan 1905
Mother Wilhelmine Arndt b. 14 Mar 1834, d. c 1904
Birth*24 July 1863Frederick William Heupel was born on 24 July 1863 at Lekno, Wongrawitz, Posen, Prussia.1 
He was the son of Johann August Heupel and Wilhelmine Arndt. 
Marriage*1 December 1888Frederick William Heupel married Amalie Florentine Ziebarth on 1 December 1888 at Pembina, Pembina County, North Dakota, USA. 
Death*30 January 1946 Frederick William Heupel died on 30 January 1946 at El Reno Sanitarium, El Reno, Canadian County, Oklahoma, USA, at age 82; Fred died of a heart attack.1 
Burial*3 February 1946He was buried on 3 February 1946 at Kingfisher Cemetery, Kingfisher, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma, USA.1 
Immigration*circa 1887He immigrated circa 1887 to Port Levis, Quebec, Canada; Fred came alone when he was 24 years of age, coming on an English freighter. It was loaded with all kinds of people, and they were laying around on straw just like a lot of cattle. Almost a month was consumed in crossing the Atlantic Ocean, and they landed at Port Levis in Quebec, Canada. From there he went by train to Winnepeg and from there to Pembina County North Dakota--getting his first citizenship papers in that county.2 

Family

 Amalie Florentine Ziebarth b. 1865, d. 18 Mar 1933
Children 1.Fred William Heupel b. 1 Sep 1890, d. 19 Sep 1890
 2.Carl Gustav Heupel b. 2 Aug 1891, d. 22 Nov 1976
 3.Clara Bertha Heupel+ b. 20 Feb 1894, d. 13 Dec 1985
 4.Albert Hugo Heupel3 b. 25 Jul 1895
 5.Myrtle Hattie Heupel3 b. 5 Dec 1897
 6.Elsie Anna Heupel b. 20 Sep 1900
 7.Paul Otto Heupel b. 3 Mar 1902
Last Edited 25 Aug 2002

Citations

  1. [S92] Letter, Minnie Myrtle Rott to Marie Hobe Zoz, Feb 9 1996.
  2. [S207] Interview, Fred. W. Heupel, circa 1936-1940.
  3. [S12] 1900 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA.

Elaine Lois Holibaugh

F, #945, b. 21 March 1926, d. 16 October 1981
Birth*21 March 1926Elaine Lois Holibaugh was born on 21 March 1926 at Salem, Columbiana County, Ohio, USA.1 
Death*16 October 1981 Elaine Lois Holibaugh died on 16 October 1981 at Deaconess Hospital, Spokane, Spokane County, Washington, USA, at age 55. 
Last Edited 29 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S154] Name as specified, File Number as specified, Social Security Death Index, Series as specified.

Evan Maurice Tuber

M, #950, b. 17 July 1981, d. 18 February 1988
Birth*17 July 1981Evan Maurice Tuber was born on 17 July 1981 at Tarzana, California, USA. 
Death*18 February 1988 Evan Maurice Tuber died on 18 February 1988 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, USA, at age 6. 
Last Edited 23 Apr 1999

David Michael Fleischer

M, #953, b. 20 December 1947, d. 21 September 1998
David Michael Fleischer|b. 20 Dec 1947\nd. 21 Sep 1998|p10.htm#i953|Arthur Carl Fleischer|b. 18 Aug 1916\nd. 5 Dec 1997|p8.htm#i863|Margaret Fall|b. 24 Aug 1920\nd. 10 Nov 1998|p8.htm#i864|Michael Fleischer|b. 15 Nov 1884\nd. 9 May 1943|p8.htm#i861|Agnetha A. Herbert|b. 19 Mar 1885\nd. 11 Aug 1970|p8.htm#i866|John Fall|b. s 1894|p234.htm#i23652|E. H. Montgomery|b. s 1893|p234.htm#i23653|
  
David Fleischer -1966
Charts Fleischer Descendancy
Herbert Descendancy
Father Arthur Carl Fleischer b. 18 Aug 1916, d. 5 Dec 1997
Mother Margaret Fall b. 24 Aug 1920, d. 10 Nov 1998
Birth*20 December 1947David Michael Fleischer was born on 20 December 1947 at Salem, Columbiana County, Ohio, USA. 
He was the son of Arthur Carl Fleischer and Margaret Fall. 
Death*21 September 1998David died on 21 September 1998 at At his home, 5700 Zaring Drive, West Chester, Butler County, Ohio, USA, at age 50 years, 9 months and 1 day.1 
Last Edited 13 Aug 2002

Citations

  1. [S636] DC - Butler County, Fleischer, David M
    Volume: 31696 Certificate: 077225
    Autopsy: No Gender: Male
    Date of Death: 21 September 1998 SSN: 290489228
    Birth Date: 20 December 1947 Father's Surname: Fleischer
    Time of Death: 10:10 AM Age: 50
    Birth Place: Salem, Columbiana County, Ohio Marital Status: Married
    Residence: Ohio Hispanic Origin: Non Hispanic
    Years of Schooling: 16 Certifier: Physician
    Referred to Coroner: No Branch of Service:
    Method of Disposition: Cremation
    Mother's Surname: Fall
    Place of Death: Residence
    Race: White.

Carolyn Lucille Smith

F, #956, b. 10 February 1915, d. 30 October 1988
Carolyn Lucille Smith|b. 10 Feb 1915\nd. 30 Oct 1988|p10.htm#i956|||||||||||||||||||
Charts Fleischer Descendancy
Herbert Descendancy
Birth*10 February 1915Carolyn Lucille Smith was born on 10 February 1915 at Washingtonville, Mahoning County, Ohio, USA.1 
Marriage*17 June 1936She married Ronald Charles Fleischer, son of Michael Fleischer and Agnetha Agnes Herbert, on 17 June 1936 at Emmanual Lutheran Church, Salem, Columbiana County, Ohio, USA.2 
Death*30 October 1988 Carolyn Lucille Smith died on 30 October 1988 at Miami Valley Hospital, Montgomery County, Ohio, USA, at age 73. 
Burial*2 November 1988She was buried on 2 November 1988 at Grandview Cemetery, Salem, Columbiana County, Ohio, USA. 

Family

 Ronald Charles Fleischer b. 7 Oct 1912, d. 30 Sep 2005
Last Edited 28 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S53] ML: Ohio - Columbiana County.
  2. [S98] ML:Ohio - Mahoning County: Marriage License on file in Mahoning County.

Margaret Mary Kendall

F, #969, b. 25 March 1910, d. 30 January 1975
Margaret Mary Kendall|b. 25 Mar 1910\nd. 30 Jan 1975|p10.htm#i969|Herbert A Kendall|b. 1878|p200.htm#i10094|Rose M. (?)|b. 1886|p200.htm#i10095|||||||||||||
  
Margaret Kendell Hobe -1963
Charts Schlafli Descendancy
Father Herbert A Kendall1 b. 1878
Mother Rose M. (?)1 b. 1886
Birth*25 March 1910Margaret Mary Kendall was born on 25 March 1910 at Kalispell, Flathead County, Montana, USA. 
She was the daughter of Herbert A Kendall and Rose M. (?).1 
Marriage*15 August 1936Margaret Mary Kendall married Dr. Paul Godfried Schlafli Hobe, son of Gottfried Schlafli and Emma Joanna Heupel, on 15 August 1936 at Home of the bride's parents, Kalispell, Flathead County, Montana, USA. 
Death*30 January 1975 Margaret Mary Kendall died on 30 January 1975 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA, at age 64.2 
Burial*2 February 1975She was buried on 2 February 1975 at Highland Memorial Park, Beloit, Columbiana County, Ohio, USA.3 
Census*1 April 1930She appeared on the census of 1 April 1930 at Flathead County, Montana, USA, In Nurse's Training.4 

Family

 Dr. Paul Godfried Schlafli Hobe b. 4 Feb 1904, d. 16 Jul 1990
Last Edited 11 Mar 2006

Citations

  1. [S16] 1920 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA.
  2. [S95] DC - Ohio - Alliance City - Stark County, Death Certificate on file.
  3. [S13] Grave Markers Photographs; Hobe/Zoz Archives.
  4. [S748] 1930 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA.

Lowell Benner Eutzly

M, #981, b. 2 March 1905, d. 15 December 1982
Lowell Benner Eutzly|b. 2 Mar 1905\nd. 15 Dec 1982|p10.htm#i981|Charles E. Eutzly|b. Jul 1876|p212.htm#i21116|Nora (?)|b. 1880|p212.htm#i21117|John Eutzly|b. Mar 1840|p212.htm#i21122|Elizabeth (?)|b. Mar 1850|p212.htm#i21123|||||||
  
Lowell Eutzley - 1969
Charts Schlafli Descendancy
Father Charles E. Eutzly1 b. Jul 1876
Mother Nora (?)1 b. 1880
Birth*2 March 1905Lowell Benner Eutzly was born on 2 March 1905 at Marlboro, Stark County, Ohio, USA. 
He was the son of Charles E. Eutzly and Nora (?).1 
Marriage*14 March 1931Lowell Benner Eutzly married Emma Martha Schlafli, daughter of Gottfried Schlafli and Emma Joanna Heupel, on 14 March 1931 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA. 
Death*15 December 1982 Lowell Benner Eutzly died on 15 December 1982 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA, at age 77.2 
Burial*18 December 1982He was buried on 18 December 1982 at Highland Memorial Park, Beloit, Columbiana County, Ohio, USA; On US 62 between Damascus & Alliance Ohio on the south side of road.3 

Family

 Emma Martha Schlafli b. 22 Jun 1906, d. 7 Jul 1971
Last Edited 29 Dec 2007

Citations

  1. [S748] 1930 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Year: 1930; Census Place: Plain, Stark, Ohio; Roll: 1873; Page: 21A; Enumeration District: 118; Image: 253.0.
  2. [S99] DC - Stark County DH, Volume as specified, Death Certificate on file in Stark County Ohio.
  3. [S99] DC - Stark County DH, Volume as specified.

Ralph Aiello

M, #983, b. 10 September 1917, d. 7 July 2002
Ralph Aiello|b. 10 Sep 1917\nd. 7 Jul 2002|p10.htm#i983|Raymond Aiello||p174.htm#i8901|Angelina Colosomi||p174.htm#i8902|||||||||||||
  
Ralph Aiello - 1969
Father Raymond Aiello1
Mother Angelina Colosomi1
Birth*10 September 1917Ralph Aiello was born on 10 September 1917 at Calabria, Italy.1 
He was the son of Raymond Aiello and Angelina Colosomi.1 
Death*7 July 2002Ralph Aiello died on 7 July 2002 at Community Care Center, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA, at age 84.1  
Burial*9 July 2002He was buried on 9 July 2002 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA, (an unknown value).1 
Emigration*28 May 1933He emigrated on 28 May 1933 from SS Rex, Genoa, Italy; Apparently, a race between three ships, the Queen Mary, The Rex and the Normandy occured on Ralph's trip to the USA. The Rex won in 3 and one half days.2 
Immigration*1 June 1933He immigrated on 1 June 1933 to SS Rex, New York City, New York, USA.2 
Last Edited 30 Oct 2002

Citations

  1. [S630] Obit: Aiello, Ralph, 8 Jul 2002, 2.
  2. [S89] Interview, Ralph Aiello, March 10, 1996.

Justina Jessi

F, #984
Marriage*circa 1870Justina Jessi married Johann August Heupel circa 1870 at Germany.1 

Family

 Johann August Heupel b. 22 Aug 1822, d. 24 Jan 1905
Child 1.Emma Joanna Heupel+ b. 6 Feb 1875, d. 13 Mar 1959
Last Edited 9 Feb 2001

Citations

  1. [S92] Letter, Minnie Myrtle Rott to Marie Hobe Zoz, Feb 9 1996.

Johann August Heupel

M, #985, b. 22 August 1822, d. 24 January 1905
Birth*22 August 1822Johann August Heupel was born on 22 August 1822 at Lindenwerder, Posen, Prussia.1 
Marriage*circa 1842He married Wilhelmine Arndt circa 1842 at Germany. 
Marriage*circa 1870Johann August Heupel married Justina Jessi circa 1870 at Germany.2 
Death*24 January 1905 Johann August Heupel died on 24 January 1905 at Germany at age 82. 

Family 1

 Wilhelmine Arndt b. 14 Mar 1834, d. c 1904
Children 1.Carl Gustav Heupel+ b. 12 Sep 1854, d. 7 Jul 1937
 2.Emilie Bertha Heupel b. 19 Dec 1857, d. c 1937
 3.Mathilde Hulda Heupel b. 18 Jul 1860, d. 11 Jul 1942
 4.Frederick William Heupel+ b. 24 Jul 1863, d. 30 Jan 1946

Family 2

 Justina Jessi
Child 1.Emma Joanna Heupel+ b. 6 Feb 1875, d. 13 Mar 1959

Family 3

 
Children 1.Anna Heupel b. 1876, d. 1930
 2.Rheinhold Heupel b. 1878, d. 1959
 3.Ernest Heupel b. 1879, d. 1916
 4.Paul Heupel b. 1882, d. 1939
 5.Max Heupel b. 1883
Last Edited 9 Feb 2001

Citations

  1. [S70] Letter, Keith Heupel to Sheree Hobe, 1985.
  2. [S92] Letter, Minnie Myrtle Rott to Marie Hobe Zoz, Feb 9 1996.

Daniel Lincoln Kautzman

M, #988, b. 26 October 1863, d. 30 October 1883
Daniel Lincoln Kautzman|b. 26 Oct 1863\nd. 30 Oct 1883|p10.htm#i988|Peter Kautzman|b. 31 Oct 1821\nd. 18 Sep 1884|p14.htm#i1124|Elizabeth Jane Lohr|b. 1 Mar 1821\nd. 2 Sep 1901|p14.htm#i1125|||||||||||||
Charts Day Descendancy
Grabiel Descendancy
Father Peter Kautzman b. 31 Oct 1821, d. 18 Sep 1884
Mother Elizabeth Jane Lohr b. 1 Mar 1821, d. 2 Sep 1901
Birth*26 October 1863Daniel Lincoln Kautzman was born on 26 October 1863 at Rushcreek Township, Logan County, Ohio, USA.1 
He was the son of Peter Kautzman and Elizabeth Jane Lohr. 
Marriage*8 April 1880Daniel Lincoln Kautzman married Effie Josephine Grabiel, daughter of George W. Grabiel and Elizabeth A. Day, on 8 April 1880 at Rushsylvania, Logan County, Ohio, USA.2 
Death14 September 1883 Daniel Lincoln Kautzman died on 14 September 1883 at near Galion, Crawford County, Ohio, USA, at age 19; He died in a railroad accident 6 miles from Gailion. Near Martel, Marion County Ohio.3 
Death*30 October 1883 Daniel Lincoln Kautzman died on 30 October 1883 at C.C.C.&I. Railroad, Martel, Marion County, Ohio, USA, at age 20; When he was 23 years old he started working as a brakeman for the CCC&I Railroad. He left from Galion and after a run of six miles they took a turn on a switch. Someway a flat car went onto the main track unnoticed. When they re-entered the main track they soon ran into it. Lincoln was killed immediately.4,5 

Family

 Effie Josephine Grabiel b. 26 Oct 1863, d. 12 Jul 1937
Child 1.Ethel Mae Kautzman+ b. 1 Oct 1882, d. 15 Nov 1966
Last Edited 20 Mar 2010

Citations

  1. [S157] Margaret Quay, "Quay Genealogy", Summer.
  2. [S716] ML: Grabiel / Kautzman: Book E, Page 571.
  3. [S449] Diana & Bill Sowers, Nov. 23, 1999, Page 4.
  4. [S61] Ohio 1982 Logan County, Directory:OH - Logan Co. 1982, Page 380.
  5. [S157] Margaret Quay, "Quay Genealogy", Page 36.

Ethel Mae Kautzman

F, #989, b. 1 October 1882, d. 15 November 1966
Ethel Mae Kautzman|b. 1 Oct 1882\nd. 15 Nov 1966|p10.htm#i989|Daniel Lincoln Kautzman|b. 26 Oct 1863\nd. 30 Oct 1883|p10.htm#i988|Effie Josephine Grabiel|b. 26 Oct 1863\nd. 12 Jul 1937|p6.htm#i783|Peter Kautzman|b. 31 Oct 1821\nd. 18 Sep 1884|p14.htm#i1124|Elizabeth J. Lohr|b. 1 Mar 1821\nd. 2 Sep 1901|p14.htm#i1125|George W. Grabiel|b. 1826\nd. s 1900|p11.htm#i1014|Elizabeth A. Day|b. 23 Dec 1833\nd. 20 Jan 1913|p11.htm#i1004|
Relationship Aunt of Ronald Edgar Zoz.
Charts Day Descendancy
Grabiel Descendancy
Father Daniel Lincoln Kautzman b. 26 Oct 1863, d. 30 Oct 1883
Mother Effie Josephine Grabiel b. 26 Oct 1863, d. 12 Jul 1937
Birth*1 October 1882Ethel Mae Kautzman was born on 1 October 1882 at Rushsylvania, Logan County, Ohio, USA.1 
She was the daughter of Daniel Lincoln Kautzman and Effie Josephine Grabiel. 
Marriage*circa 1903Ethel Mae Kautzman married Knox S. Z. Quay circa 1903 at Logan County, Ohio, USA. 
Death*15 November 1966 Ethel Mae Kautzman died on 15 November 1966 at Mary Rutan Hospital, Belle Center, Logan County, Ohio, USA, at age 84.2,3 
Census*16 June 1900She appeared on the census of 16 June 1900 at Rushsylvania, Logan County, Ohio, USA, listed as a daughter in school and age 12..4 

Family

 Knox S. Z. Quay b. 9 Sep 1879, d. 18 Mar 1963
Children 1.Ralph Otto Quay b. 5 Sep 1904, d. 7 Aug 1974
 2.Wilbur William Quay b. 5 Jul 1908, d. Nov 1984
 3.Earl Roy Quay b. 20 Mar 1910, d. 5 Aug 1910
 4.Lena May Quay b. 9 Dec 1911, d. 13 Nov 1981
 5.Glenn Ivan Quay b. 21 Jun 1916, d. 18 Mar 1991
 6.Anna Faye Quay b. 27 Apr 1918, d. c 1961
Last Edited 27 Mar 2008

Citations

  1. [S154] Name as specified, File Number as specified, Social Security Death Index, Series as specified.
  2. [S61] Ohio 1982 Logan County, Directory:OH - Logan Co. 1982, Page 380.
  3. [S244] Death Reg. - Quay, Ethel Mae (Kautzmann), CN - 86120 VN - 18660.
  4. [S12] 1900 Census Record, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, EDN 123 Sheet 9 FN 206 Line 49.

James B. Byers

M, #990, b. 20 June 1799, d. 18 October 1874
James B. Byers|b. 20 Jun 1799\nd. 18 Oct 1874|p10.htm#i990|Thomas Byers|b. 7 Sep 1757\nd. 30 Aug 1825|p14.htm#i1100|Margaret Shannon|b. 30 Mar 1765\nd. 4 Aug 1829|p34.htm#i2361|Samuel Byers|b. c 1719\nd. Apr 1796|p35.htm#i2372|Jane White|b. c 1727\nd. Nov 1801|p35.htm#i2373|John Shannon|b. c 1715\nd. 7 Jan 1768|p44.htm#i2784|Sarah Reid|b. c 1721\nd. Apr 1810|p44.htm#i2785|
  
James B. Byers - 1865
Relationship Great-grandfather of Ronald Edgar Zoz.
Charts Byers Descendancy
Marquis Descendancy
Stevenson Descendancy
Father Thomas Byers b. 7 Sep 1757, d. 30 Aug 1825
Mother Margaret Shannon1 b. 30 Mar 1765, d. 4 Aug 1829
Birth*20 June 1799James B. Byers was born on 20 June 1799 at East Finley Twp, Washington County, Pennsylvania, USA.1,2 
He was the son of Thomas Byers and Margaret Shannon.1 
Marriage*3 April 1823James B. Byers married Mary Stevenson, daughter of Rev. Joseph S. Stevenson and Sarah Marquis, on 3 April 1823 at East Finley Twp, Washington County, Pennsylvania, USA.2 
Death*18 October 1874James died on 18 October 1874 at Wayne County, Iowa, USA, at age 75 years, 3 months and 28 days.3,2 
Burial*25 October 1874He was buried on 25 October 1874 at Bellefontaine Cemetery, Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio, USA.4 
Census1820He appeared on the census of 1820 at Finley Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, USA, James Byers is listed in the 1820 Census..5 
Census1830He appeared on the census of 1830 at Lake Township, Logan County, Ohio, USA, James Byers is listed in the 1830 Census as follows:

Males:

2 Under 5
1 age 5 -10
1 age 20 -30
1 age 30 -40

Females:

1 under 5
1 20 - 30.6 
Census1840He appeared on the census of 1840 at Lake Township, Logan County, Ohio, USA, The following is listed in the census:

Males:
1 age 5-9
2 age 10-14
1 age 40-49

Females:
1 age under 5
1 age 5-9
1 age 10-14
1 age 30-39.7 
Census*16 August 1850He and Mary Stevenson appeared on the census of 16 August 1850 at Lake Township, Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio, USA, The 1850 includes James Byers as a Farmer owning real estate valued at $6000. James was listed as a white male aged 57 years born in Pennsylvania. Mary Byers was listed as a white female also born in Pennsylvania. An F. G. Byers was listed as a 26 year old white male farmer born in Pennsylvania. (This person is probably Joseph Stevenson Byers whose age matches) Thomas Byers is listed as a 24 year old white male. Thomas is listed as a farmer and born in Pennsylvania. John W. Byers a white male aged 22 who is listed as a plasterer born in Pennsylvania. Sarah Byers is a 20 year old white female born in Pennsylvania. Maragaret is listed as an 18 year old white female born in Pennsylvania. James E. Byers is listed as a male 16 year old white farmer born in Pennsylvania. A Leonard Byers is listed as a 10 year old white male. Elizabeth C. Byers is listed as a 7 year old white female and an Alexander Byers is listed as a 21 year old white male..8 
Census*2 July 1860James B. Byers appeared on the census of 2 July 1860 at Lake Township, Logan County, Ohio, USA, James Byers is listed as a 61 year old farmer with $10,000 in real estate and $5000 in personal property and as being born in Pennsylvania. Also listed with James were Mary, a 56 year old white female born in Pennsylvania and Margaret a 26 year old white female born in Ohio. Paul a 20 year old male born in Ohio. Elizabeth a 17 year old female born in Ohio living at home..9 

Family

 Mary Stevenson b. 7 Sep 1805, d. 25 Sep 1868
Marriage*3 April 1823He married Mary Stevenson, daughter of Rev. Joseph S. Stevenson and Sarah Marquis, on 3 April 1823 at East Finley Twp, Washington County, Pennsylvania, USA.2 
Children 1.Joseph Stevenson Byers+ b. 11 May 1824, d. 5 Sep 1905
 2.Thomas Marquis Byers+ b. 12 Jul 1826, d. 13 Aug 1902
 3.John Wilson Byers+ b. 16 May 1828, d. 29 Jun 1907
 4.Sarah Byers+ b. 20 Mar 1830, d. 1 May 1909
 5.Margaret Byers b. 6 Mar 1832, d. 1873
 6.James Edgar Byers10 b. 29 Jul 1834, d. 10 Mar 1857
 7.Rachel Ann Byers+ b. 13 Apr 1837, d. 5 Mar 1873
 8.Samuel Paul Byers+ b. 30 Aug 1840, d. 14 Feb 1893
 9.Elizabeth Cecilia Byers+ b. 7 Feb 1843, d. 9 May 1928
 10.Infant Byers11 b. 14 Oct 1849, d. 14 Oct 1849
Last Edited 19 Dec 2011

Citations

  1. [S142] Thomas Grant Stevenson, "Email Tom Stevenson," e-mail to Ron Zoz, March 1997.
  2. [S257] A.S. Eagleson, Byers Family History.
  3. [S19] D.D. Reverend George L. Kalb, Hist: Bellefontaine Presb. 1900, Page 189.
  4. [S9] Interview, Ron Zoz, Oct 5, 1995.
  5. [S148] 1820 Census, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Pennsylvania: Washington County; Finley Township, Page 253 M33 Roll 96.
  6. [S147] 1830 Census, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Year: 1830; Census Place: Lake, Logan, Ohio; Roll: 135; Page: 68.
  7. [S146] 1840 Census, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Year: 1840; Census Place: Lake, Logan, Ohio; Roll: 409; Page: 47.
  8. [S38] 1850 Census, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Ohio: Logan County; Lake Township - M432 Roll 704 District # 87 Lake Township Dwelling 63 Family 63; Page 136b (Ancestry.com Page 272)

    Year: 1850; Census Place: Lake, Logan, Ohio; Roll: M432_704; Page: 136; Image: 278.
  9. [S37] 1860 Census, 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue., Washington, DC, USA, Call Number 38; Page 76; Family Number 545 - M653 Roll 1000

    Year: 1860; Census Place: Lake, Logan, Ohio; Roll: M653_1000; Page: 38; Image: 77.
  10. [S74] Compiled by J.M.S. A grandson of the original John Stevenson, Stevenson Family History.
  11. [S632] "Notes: Eva Byers, et al."
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