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August WEINANDY, Adrian, one of the enterprising young
teachers of Seneca County, was born in Big Spring Township, this county,
September 30, 1861, son of Michael and Philomena Weinandy, former of whom, born
in Holland, September 14, 1828, immigrated to America in 1857; latter born in
Belgium, September 16, 1839, came to America in 1840. This couple were united in
marriage August 30, 1859, in Seneca County, Ohio, and settled in Big Spring
Township, where they have ever since remained. They are the parents of four
children: August, Frank J., John P. and Jacob. Our subject was reared on a farm
and acquired his education in the common school and at Heidelberg College,
Tiffin, Ohio; he also took a course in the commercial schools of Dayton, Ohio.
He is now teaching his first term in the schools of his native township and is
meeting with splendid success. He and the rest of the family are faithful
members of the Catholic Church.
Source : History of Seneca County, Ohio. Containing a history of the County, its
Townships, Towns, Villages, Schools, Churches, Industries, etc,; Portraits of
early settlers and prominent men; Biographies; History of the Northwest
Territory; History of Ohio; Statistical and miscellaneous matter, etc,, etc.
illustrated chicago: Warner, Beers & co., 1886.