__ | |--Annette | |__
__ | |-- ALLISON | |__
_George ALSPACH _____+ | |--George W. ALSPACH | |_Anna Rosina WERNER _
[T10234]
NAME/DOB: AFN 2ZVR-NC
POB: Via email from Arlene Zoll McLennan, November 2000.
CENSUS: 1850 Eagle Twp., Hancock Co., OH; visitation 136/136
ALSPACH, Geo. W. 38y farmer b OH
", Elizabeth 34y b OH
", Andrew 16y farmer b OH
", David 14y b OH
", Eli 12y b OH
", George J. 10y b OH
", James B. 8y b OH
", Missouri 5y b OH
", Ephren E. 3y b OH
", Priscilla? Jililla? A. 1y b OH
CENSUS: 1870 Eagle Twp., Hancock Co., OH; visitation 89/89
ALSPACH, George W. 57y farmer b OH
", Elisabeth 54y keeping house b OH, can't read or write
", Esibel Amanda?, 21y at home b OH
", Angeline 19y at home b OH
", Martha 16y b OH
", Lucinda 14y b OH
", Richard Riley 12y b OH
ZULL, Mary M. 72y b PA, can't read or write
CENSUS: 1880 Eagle Twp., Hancock Co., OH; p 469C
ALSPACH, George, 67y retired farmer b OH, parents b PA
", Elizabeth, wife 64y b OH, keeping house, parents b PA
", Richard R., son 22y b OH, farmer
", Lucinda, dau 20y b OH, at home
ZOLL, Mary M., mother-in-law, 84y b PA, parents b PA
"George W. Alspach also came from Fairfield County, in the spring of 1834, and entered the employ of John Powell. He was then a single man, and the same fall he went back to Fairfield County, but again returned and began work for Jacob Zoll, whose daughter, Elizabeth, he married February 15, 1835. He settled in Section 22, in a rude log cabin, without door or window, and began life in the wilderness. After a short trial of pioneer life Mr. Alspach and wife, in 1836, returned to Fairfield County, but in 1838 came back again and located on their farm, where he resided till his removal to Findlay in 1883.", "HISTORY OF HANCOCK COUNTY, OHIO", Warner, Beers & CO., 1886, p 411.
Eagle Twp. - George W. Alspach. "In the latter part of April, 1834, Mr. Alspach, to use his own language, 'landed in Hancock County, in Eagle township, at the house of John Powell.' He at once engaged to work for Mr. Powell at $13 per month. In the fall of the same year he went back to his home in Fairfield county, but soon returned, and went to work for Jacob Zoll. He says, however, 'that he took time to select a lot of land, and go to the land office to enter it, but was too late, as it had already been taken up'. After returning to the township, he selected and entered the south-west quarter of section 22. Mr. Alspach is now living on this same tract of land, which by his industry has been converted into a beautiful and valuable farm. Mr. Alspach says he was married in March, 1835, built a cabin on his land, moved into it in May, without a door or window in place. A blanket served to close the door. This cabin stood in the woods, with wolves howling them to sleep at night. His nearest neighbor was Benj. O. Whitman, who lived one mile and a half distant. The first settlers in this part of the township, as Mr. Alspach remembers them, were the Woodruffs, Whitman, John Decker, Ebright, William Tanner and Jacob Powell previous to 1834, then came Jacob Zoll, Peter Oman, Moses Elsea, Henry Keel, John Powell, Daniel and Peter Fellers and J. Alspach. Mr. Alspach said that at one time he was at a log rolling or house raising every day for three weeks. All the township offices have been filled by Mr. Alspach, including Overseer of the Poor, and Fence Viewer, and yet he never became wealthy holding office. Mr. Alspach is and always has been an honest, upright man and good citizen. [HISTORY OF HANCOCK COUNTy, Ohio - Springfield, Ohio, D. B. Beardsley, 1881, pp 250-251]
_Reinhart ALSPACH ____________ | |--Johann Jacob ALSPACH | |_Anna Magdalena BRANDSTETTER _
[T5129]
DOB/DOD/POBurial: "Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH",
Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 86. "Died in the 64th year of his
age".
DOB/POB/POD: From family records of Judith Flinn via March 2001 email.
_Mathias ALSPAUGH _ | |--Sarah ALSPAUGH | |_Mary Jane SHOOK __
[T49346]
CENSUS: 1870 Madison Twp., Pickaway Co., OH; visitation 55/55
ALLSPAUGH, Matthias, 41y farmer b OH
", Mary J. 36y keeping house b OH
", Phillip 14y works on farm b OH
", Elizabeth 12y at home b OH
", Simon 6y b OH
", Sarah 5y b OH
", Rellia 2y b OH
BACTAEL, Samuel 60y works on farm b OH
ALLSPAUGH, Simon P. 28y works on farm b OH
", Lydia 18y at home b OH
HELLER, Angeline 18y domestic servant b OH
CENSUS: 1880 Madison Twp., Pickaway Co., OH, p 494D
ALSPAUGH, Sarah, widow, 36y b OH, keeping house, parents b PA
", Simon, stepson 18y b OH, farmer
", Ellen, stepdau 23y b OH
", Sarah, stepdau 15y b OH
", Rilla, stepdau 12y b OH
Death certificate image. Sarah Catharine Garner died Ashville, Pickaway Co., Ohio, April 17, 1920, aged 55y 6m 4d, married to Thomas M. Garner, born Madison Twp., Pickaway Co., Ohio to Mathias Alspaugh b OH and Mary Shook b OH, buried Canal Winchester, Ohio, April 20.
_Rufus BAILEY _+ | |--Isabella BAILEY | |_Rachel BYRD __
[T8326]
CENSUS: 1850 Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH - family #1370
BAILEY, Rufus 29y carpenter b MD
", Rachel 27y b OH
", Sylvester 7y b OH
", Sara 4y b OH
", Isabella 10/12 b OH
CENSUS; 1860 Canal Winchester, Madison Twp., Franklin Co., OH, vis. 71
BAILEY, Rufus 38y carpenter b OH
", Rachel Ann, 37y wife b VA
", Sylvester 16y b OH
", Sarah 14y b OH
", Isabel 11y b OH
", Thomas 8y b OH
", William 4y b OH
CENSUS: 1900 Wabash, Adams Co., IN, ED 12 Sh 3B
ZIRKLE, Samuel, head, b Aug 1841, 58y b OH, fa b VA, ma b VA, no occupation
listed
", Isabel, wife b Apr 1849, 51y b OH, parents b VA, had 4 ch 2 living
CENSUS: 1910 Wabash, Adams Co., IN; ED 13 SH 7B
ZERKLE, Samuel, head, no age listed, married once, mar. 41y b OH, parents b
VA, forman
", Isabel M., wife, no age listed b OH, parents b VA, had 4 ch 1 living
_James BAILEY _ | |--James BAILEY | |_Sarah ________
[T9063]
CENSUS: 1850 Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH - family #1689
BAILEY, Cyrus 24y farmer b OH
", James 35y farmer b OH
", Sarah 67y b MD
NAME: Listed as deaf and dumb son James Baley in father's 1849 will.
__ | |--Vivian Marvene BIXLER | |__
[T29123] Listed as a surviving mother-in-law of in son-in-law Darrell Salyers Feb., 2001 obituary.
__ | |-- BRIDGES | |__
__ | |--G. Elton COLLEDGE | |__
[T4548]
NAME: Mentioned in daughter's 1994 obituary.
DOB/DOD/POBurial: Ray's Cove Cemetery Inscriptions, Western Maryland & Pennsylvania Genealogy [online]. "Husband of Myrtle B. Colledge".
LOCATION: 1953 - Two dinners were held recently in honor of Cpl. Arlan
Colledge of Breezewood, R. D., who has returned after spending 9 months in
Korea. Mrs. Perry Foor held a dinner in honor of her brother, Cpl. Colledge,
at her hhome in Wels Valley Sunday night, Dec. 6. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Elton Colledge and children Jean, Patricia and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Foor, and
Cpl. Colledge. Cpl. Colledge's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Colledge, also
served a dinner in his honor at their home near Breezewood, Dec. 13...
[Bedford Gazette, Bedford, PA, Dec. 17, 1953]
_William T. CONKLIN _+ | |--Sarah Ann CONKLIN | |_Elizabeth BAUM _____+
[T13592]
NAME/DOBap/Parentage: "Churchbooks of the Lutheran and German Reformed Congregations of the Glick/Salem (Union)/Brick Church, 1808-1915, Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co. Chapter OGS, 1993, p 45.
CENSUS: 1870 Madison Twp., Pickaway Co., OH; visitation 92/92
CONKLIN, Wm. T. 53y farmer b OH
", Elizabeth 44y keping house b OH
", Sarah A. 9y b OH
", Mary A. 7y b OH
", Martha 2y b OH
DECKER, Clarissa 40y domestic servant b OH
Death certificate image. Sarah Conklin Pontius, Park Ave., Fremont, Sandusky Co., Ohio, died July 8, 1925, carcinoma of bladder, aged 64y 4m 28d, married to C. R. Pontius. Born Feb. 10, 1861 in Ohio to Wm. Conklin b OH and Elizabeth Baum b OH. Buried Oakwood Cem., July 11.
_Albert Wilson CRABBS _+ | |--Ruth T. CRABBS | |_Mary GLEI ____________
[T65212]
CENSUS: 1910 Canal Winchester, Franklin Co., OH; ED 17 SH 2B
CRABBS, Arthur [not Albert!], head, 42y b OH, fa b PA, ma b OH, mar. 13y, engineer, tile factory
", Mary, wife 36y b OH, parents b Germany, had 7 ch 7 living
", Frederick J., son 12y b OH
", Vernon A., son 11y b OH
", Alvie G., son 9y b OH
", Homer T., son 7y b OH
", David L., son 5y b OH
", Mary C., dau 3y b OH
", Ruth T., dau 8/12 b OH
CENSUS: 1930 Madison Twp., Franklin Co., OH; ED 189 SH 2A p 54
CRABBS, Albert W., head, rents home, owns a radio set, does not live on a farm, 62y b OH, fa b PA, ma b OH, superintendent, cemetery
", Vernon A., son 30y b OH, parents b OH, single, laborer, gen. farm
", David L., son 24y single b OH, parents b OH, laborer, cemetery
", Ruth T., dau 20y single b OH, parents b OH
LOCATION: 1955 - listed as a surviving daughter of Mrs. Ruth Rogers of Columbus in father's April obit.
LOCATION: 1965 - listed as a surviving sister, Mrs. Ruth Rogers of Columbus, in brother Homer's June obit.
DOD/POD: Name listed as Ruth T. Rogers, born 13 Aug 1909 in Ohio, resided and died in Columbus, died at 7:28 a.m. in Riverside Methodist Hospital, Franklin Co., Cert. 097660, age 82, Dec. 7, 1991, father's surname Krepps. Ancestry.com and Ohio Department of Health. Ohio Deaths, 1908-1944 and 1958-2002 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2006.
_William CRUIT _ | |--Hannah CRUIT | |________________
[T8086]
DOB/DOD/POBurial: "Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 115. Listed as Hannah C. 1844-1919.
DOM/POM: Names listed as Hannah Cruit and John Williamson. "Fairfield County, Ohio Marriages, V III, 1852-1868, Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 2006.
CENSUS: 1870 Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH; p 13
WILLIAMSON, John, farmer, $4800 real estate, $920 personal estate, b OH
", Hanna, 26y keeping house, b OH, parents both of foreign birth.
In a partition record of 1877 it lists "Cruit heirs", one being "John Williamson and wife, Hannah", "Partition Record Abstracts, V2, 1851-1900 Fairfield County, Ohio", Fairfield County Chapter OGS, 1988, p 46.
CENSUS: 1880 Amanda Twp., Fairfield Co., OH; visitation 11/11
WILLIAMSON, John 44y farmer b OH, fa b VA, ma b OH
", Hannah, 35y wife keeping house b OH, parents b England
CLOVER, Mary 6y adopted dau at home b OH, parents b OH
CENSUS: 1900 Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH; ED 11, SD 5, SH 11A, taken June 15th, visitation 227?
WILLIAMSON, John b Mar 1836, 64y b OH, va b VA, ma b OH, mar 35y, farmer
", Hanah, wife b June 1845, 54y b OH, had 0 ch, 0 living, parents b England
CENSUS: 1910 Fairfield Co., OH; ed 52, visitation 200
WILLIAMSON, John 74y b OH, mar 44y, parents b unknown, farmer
", Hannah, 64y wife b OH, had 0 ch 0 living, parents b England
Death certificate image. Year of death differs from the tombstone reading. Hannah Williamson, 629 Washington Ave., Lancaster, Fairfield Co., Ohio, May 13, 1922 aged 77y 10m 15d, widowed, born June 28, 1844, Fairfield Co., Ohio, to William Cruit b England and Hannah Moon b England. Buried Forest Rose May 16.
_James CUPP _________ | |--Lafayette CUPP | |_Charlotte MILLIGAN _
[T36238]
CENSUS: 1860 Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH; visitation 25/23
CUPP, James 26y day laborer b OH
", Charlotte, 23y b OH
", Lafayette 5y b OH
", Sylvester 3y b OH
", Lyman 1y b OH
_Frederick EVANS __ | |--Gilmore EVANS | |_Myrtle E. HEDGES _+
[T74442]
CENSUS: 1910 Broad Top Twp., Bedford Co., PA; SH 8B
EVANS, Fred, head, 29y b PA, parents b PA, mine laborer
", Mertel, wife 28y b PA, parents b PA, mar. 4y, had 5 ch 4 living
", Mazie, dau 5y b PA
", Siles M., son 1 2/12 b PA
", [?]ilmer, son 5/12 b PA
", William, brother 26y single b PA, miner, coal mine
HEDGES, Effie, sister in law, 17y b PA, servant, private family
", Custer, brother-in-law 13y b PA
CENSUS: 1920 Broad Top Twp., Bedford Co., PA; SH 9B
EVANS, Fred, head, 39y b PA, parents b PA, coal mines
", Myrtle, wife 40y b PA, parents b PA
", Margaret, dau 15y b PA
", Manuel S., son 12y b PA
", F. [???]more, 10y son b PA
", Gladys, dau 8y b PA
", Hazel, dau 5y b PA
", Clifford? J., son 2/12 b PA
CENSUS: 1930 Broad Top Twp., Bedford Co., PA; SH 9A
EVANS, Frederick, head, rents home for 8/month, does not live on a farm, 49y b PA, parents b PA, first married at 26, miner, coal mine
", Myrtle, wife 49y b PA, parents b PA, first married at 25
", Gladys, dau 19y b PA
", Hazel, dau 15y b PA
", Clifford, son 10y b PA
", [?]ayle, son 9y b PA
LOCATION: 1951 - listed as a surviving son, Gilmore of Youngstown, OH, in father's Feb. obit.
_Henry Albert FISSEL __+ | |--Luella May FISSEL | |_Mary Catherine FALER _+
[T7029]
NAME/DOB/DOBap/POBap/Parentage; "St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lithopolis, Bloom Township, Fairfield Co., OH, 1853-1920", Fairfield Co. Chapter OGS, 1994, p 26.
CENSUS: 1880 Liberty Twp., Fulton Co., IN; p 141D
FISSEL, H. A., 39y b OH, farming, parents b PA
", Mary C., wife 37y b OH, keeping house, parents b PA
", Andrew J., son 12y b OH, at home
", Mary Alma, dau 9y b OH, at school
", John D., son 8y b IN, at school
", Luella May, dau 6y b IN, at school
", William E., son 3y b IN
NOTE that in the 1880 census, the last three children are all shown as being born in Indiana. The oldest of Indiana birth is John D., so that means ca 1872 they were in Indiana. However, child Luella May is even younger, and her baptism took place in Bloom township. Did she get baptised in Bloom township during a visit? Or is the place of birth in the 1880 census incorrect? The 1900 census also shows she was born in IN. Perhaps the parents took them to Fairfield county to be baptised in the parents former church?
CENSUS: 1900 Liberty Twp., Fulton Co., IN; ED 37 SH 5B
MASTERSON, Cassel, head, b May 1873, 22y b IN, parents b OH
", Ella, wife b Sep 1873, 26y b IN, mar. 1y, fa b OH, ma b IN
", Merl, dau b April 1900, 1/12 b [N.A?], parents b "Un" (as in 'unknown?")
Is daughter Merl perhaps adopted? Why isn't the place of birth of her parents shown if she's only a month old?
_Richard Charles FOOR __+ | |--Barbara Lorraine FOOR | |_Janet Lorraine HORTON _+
[T29609] NAME/DOB/POB/SPOUSE: From Kenneth Foor of Freehold, NJ, via May 2001 email.
_Murray Wayne FOOR _+ | |--Becky FOOR | |_Helen Louise KING _
[T2324]
"The Foor Family", George S. Conover, p 33
_ FOOR _+ | |--Corrine E. FOOR | |________
[T4700]
Corinne Foor married Anthony F. Kern on September 16, 1995. She is an
instrumental music teacher in the Elizabethtown Area School District, and
has a master's degree in education from Wilkes College. Tony is a gradauate
of Dickinson College, has a master's degree in public administration from
Syracuse University, and is a project coordinator with the Public School
Employees Retirement System in Harrisburg. Their address: 22 Ironstone Dr.,
Elizabethtown, PA 17022.
http://www.etown.edu/home/novakea/summer96notes.html "1983" Elizabethtown
[College] Magazine
Class Notes
Summer 1996
2007 - listed as a surviving granddaughter, Corinne Kern of Elizabethtown in Marjorie (Gephart) Foor's July 2007 obit. Corrine is either the dauther of Rev. Alan K. Foor or Rev. Dr. R. Terrence Foor.
_Boyd Franklin FOOR _+ | |--Daniel B. FOOR | |_Donna Louise BLAIR _
[T1062]
NAME/DOB: "The Foor Family", George S. Conover, ca 1965, p 7
Margaret Glenn Miller (goerie.com)
Was a teacher and homemaker
Margaret "Peg" Miller, 85, of Brockway, Jefferson County, died Thursday, Jan. 25, 2001, at Parkside Manor Elder Care.
She was born in Prospect, Butler County, July 14, 1915, daughter of the late Robert and Mary Croll Glenn.
She was a teacher and a homemaker. She also was a member of Brockway United Presbyterian Church. the Order of the Eastern Star and the Brockway Women's Club.
Her husband, Donald Miller, whom she married June 8, 1940, preceded her in death in 1973. She also was preceded in death by two brothers, Mark C. and Arthur Glenn.
Survivors include two daughters, Barbara M. Henshaw and her husband, Paul, of Mount View, Calif., and Sandra M. Foor and her husband, Daniel, of Williamsburg, Va.; a sister-in-law, Dorothy M. Glenn of Union City; a granddaughter Megan French; a grandson, Jason Henshaw; and two stepgrandchildren.
Friends may call Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Carlson Funeral Home, 1033 Fourth Ave., Brockway and attend a service there Monday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Jeffery Potter officiating.
Burial will be at Evergreen Cemetery, Union City.
_William FOOR __________+ | |--Francis Frankie FOOR | |_Sarah Ellen FISHBAUGH _
[T305]
BIRTH: v 1, p 340, Fairfield Co OH probate court births
CENSUS: 1880 Greencastle, Fairfield Co., OH; p 23
FOOR, William, 63y farmer b PA, can't read or write; parents b PA
", Sarah E., 23y wife keeping house, can't write b OH; parents b OH
", Frankie, 2y son b OH
", Rosetta, 10/12 born in July, dau b OH
CENSUS: 1900 living w/Martha A. Frue (sp?) and family as a servant and farm
laborer at 22y, Liberty Township, Fairfield Co OH
CENSUS: 1910 Basil, Liberty Twp., Fairfield Co., OH; ED 70, p 153B
FOOR, Frank, 27y single b OH, parents b OH, farm laborer
", Sarah E., mother 52y widow b OH, fa b OH, ma b VA, had 3 ch 3 living
1912 - Sept. 12th, draft registration card, name listed as Frank Foor of 1 Basil, Fairfield Co., Ohio, age 40, born March 5, 1878, tall height, slender build, brown hair and eyes, farmer, nearest relative is Sarah Foor, mother, of same address. Ancestry.com. World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002.
CENSUS: 1920 Liberty Twp., Fairfield Co., OH, ED 24, SH 14B
FOOR, Frank, head, 42y single b OH, parents b OH, farm laborer, working out.
", Sarah, mother, 64y widowed b OH, fa b OH, ma b VA
CENSUS: 1930 Portage Twp., Delaware Co., OH; sheet 5A, ED 21-23, page 231.
FOOR, Frank, head, rents home, resides on a farm, 52y b OH, parents b OH, farmer, married first at age 50
", Addie, wife 40y, married first at age 38
", Phyllis, dau 19y b OH
", Pearl O., son 14y b OH
", Leona M., dau 5y b OH
NOTE: For "Age at first marriage" it appears they put the age in which THEY were married. According to the information they supplied, they were married about 2 years ago, abt. 1928, yet they have 3 children ranging in age from 5 to 19. If this is the correct Frank, then he was NOT shown in any census as being married, or having any children. The children are erroneously listed as FOOR when they were listed as SOUTHALL in the 1920 census:
CENSUS: 1920 Liberty Twp., Fairfield Co., OH; ED 24 SH 15A
SOUTHALL, Story or Storm, head, 34y b WV, fa b WV, ma b OH, farm laborer working out
", Addie, wife 30y b OH, parents b OH
", Phyllis, dau 9y b OH
", Pearl, son 3 ?/12 b OH
", Lorena, dau 2 1/12 b OH
Death certificate image. Frank Foor resided Fairfield Beach, rural Walnut Twp., Fairfield Co., Ohio, died Oct. 2, 1950 at Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital in Lancaster, Fairfield Co., Ohio, divorced, carpenter, born March 5, 1877 in Lithopolis, Ohio, to William Foor and Sarah Fishpaugh. Informant was James Snider. Died aged 73y 6m 27d. Died of basal skull fracture after three and a half hours. Accident. Fell down steps striking head. Buried Oct. 5, 1950 in Millersport Cem., Millersport, Ohio.
_Gregory Anton FOOR _+ | |--Gregory Peter FOOR | |_Janet S. THUREANOS _
[T67550]
NAME: "Greg has 1 child, Gregory Peter, from a previous marriage", via Thomas E. Foor's March 2004 email.
POB: From father via April 2004 email.
"Gregory Peter Foor, 25, of Chandler, AZ, passed away April 22, 2004. Private Services will be held. Lakeshore Mortuary." Published in the Arizona Republic on 4/25/2004.
A message posted in my website guestbook by Gregory Anton Foor on April 26, 2004: So little is known about so many. I'd never thought about tracing
my roots until now when I find that I will be the last branch on my
personal tree. In Memory of my only son, Gregory Peter Foor, dob: June
22,1978. dod: April 22, 2004. He passed on, way too young, leaving only
memories.
Name/DOB: Maricopa Co., AZ court case. Filing for divorce Jan. 2004
NAME: From the Maricopa Co., AZ Tax Assessor's website. He is listed as unmarried and buying real property in Gilbert, AZ - mailing address was Phoenix, AZ.
Greg was a drummer in a band called Freedom of Existence.
_Albert Jack FOOR _+ | |--Joy Ann FOOR | |_Frona A. CONWELL _
[T14448]
NAME/DOB: From Sherry Webb of Ft. Sumner, NM, via email Feb., 2000.
CENSUS: 1930 Ft. Sumner, DeBaca Co., NM, ED 6-5, SH 5b
FOOR, Albert J., head, owns home worth $2,500, does not live on a farm, 38y b
NM, fa b KY, ma b CO married first at age 20, salesman, drygoods-retail.
", Fronia C., wife, 35y b TX, fa b TN, ma b AL, married first at age 18,
salesman, drygoods-retail
", Charlie L., son 15y b NM
", June A., dau 13y b NM
", Bert C., son 3 4/12 b NM
", Joy, dau 7/12 b NM
DOD: SSDI - name shown as Joy A. Gleaton. Last known residence listed as Melrose, Curry Co., NM.
Joy Ann Gleaton
Services: A private family service will be held in Corona.
Joy Ann Gleaton, 74, of Clovis, a homemaker, died Friday, Oct. 3, 2003, at Covenant Medical Center in Lubbock.
She was born on Sept. 13, 1929, in Fort Sumner, to Albert J. and Frona Conwell Foor.
She married Sykes B. Gleaton on Nov. 2, 1947, in Fort Sumner. She was a homemaker and came to Clovis in August from Melrose where she lived for the past six years. Family members said she enjoyed hunting and fishing.
She was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers, Charlie and Burt Foor; and two sisters, June Perry and Edna Gregory.
She is survived by her husband; three daughters, Sherry Ann Webb (and husband, Jerry) of Fort Sumner, Christine "Chris" Elaine King (Rev. Fred) of Cheyenne, Okla., and Vicky Lea Niece of Melrose; a son, Randy Bell Gleaton (Terri) of Clovis; 12 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
The Rev. Fred King and Youth Minister Daniel Gleaton will officiate the services. Cremation has taken place. Arrangements are by Muffley Funeral Home of Clovis. [Clovis News Journal, Clovis, NM, online edition. Date of original publication unk.]
"My Dad (Bert Conwell), mom (Diane Adelle Beene), sister (Mary Ellen) and
brother (Lee Allen) use to travel almost every vacation to Ft. Sumner and
Grants to visit our Grandfather (Albert Jack Foor) and Aunts's (June, Joy and
Edna)." From Micheal Ray Foor via July 2007 email.
_Marvin A. FOOR ____+ | |--Julie Ruth FOOR | |_Thelma K. JOHNSON _
[T21304]
NAME: Listed at Classmates.com as graduating in 1984 from Hayes High School, Delaware, OH.
DOB/POB/DOM/POM: From herself via June 2006 email.
NAME/DOD/POD: Ancestry World Tree submission, www.ancestry.com.
MIDDLE NAME/SPOUSE: From "Acorns of a Tree", info submitted to ancestry.com by Rella Reed, June 2002.
_Earl Roy FOOR ____+ | |--Mason Collidge FOOR | |_Mary A. DRENNING _
[T75903]
CENSUS: 1930 East Providence Twp., Bedford Co., PA, page 4B
FOOR, Earl R., head, rents home, resides on farm, 33y b PA, parents b PA,
married at 20y
", Mary A, wife, 32y b PA, parents b PA, married at 20y
", Marvin, son 12y b PA
", Norman, sono 12y b PA
", Helen, dau 10y b PA
", Earl Jr., son 8y b PA
", Ida J., dau 6y b PA
", Vera, dau 4y b PA
", Mason, son 2y b PA
", Vada, dau 1y b PA
_Raymond Logan FOOR ______+ | |--Mildred Ernestine "Tina" FOOR | |_Gladys Carlotta HUMMELL _+
[T18859]
CENSUS: 1920 Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH vis 62/62
FOOR, Ray L. 25 b OH; parents b OH - farmer
", Gladys C. 23 b OH; parents b OH
", [unrecognizable, but possibly Ernestine] dau 2 b OH
CENSUS: 1930 Madison Twp., Franklin Co., OH, visitation 246/246, ED 25-190,
Sheet 11B
FOOR, Raymond L., head, rents home, resides on a farm, 36y b OH, parents b
OH, married first at age 21, farmer
", Gladys C., 34y b OH, parents b OH, married first at age 19
", Mildred E., dau 12y b OH
", Maude A., dau 3 7/12 b OH
LOCATION: 1958 - Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Hoover, daughter Sherry and son
Freddie, returned Sunday evening from a vacation trop to northern Michigan.
They reported good weather but fishing not so good. [Lancaster Eagle
Gazette, Lancaster, Ohio, July 24, 1958]
LOCATION: 1959 - listed as a surviving daguther, Mrs. Ernestine Hoover, Lithopolis, in mother's Sept. 1959 obituary.
LOCATION: 1978 - listed as a surviving daughter and son-in-law, Ernestine (Teenie) and Woodrow Hoover of Lithopolis in father's Dec. 1978 obit.
When Ernestine (Teenie) Hoover first became the clerk for the Village of Lithopolis in 1950, things were very different from the way they are today. Frank J. Lausche was the governor of Ohio, and Gene Autrey and his horse, Champion, were starring in "Mule Train" at local moviehouses. At least 45 covered bridges were still in use in Fairfield County, and telephone numbers were only three or four digits long. Hoover has seen many changes in Lithopolis, too, but the biggest in nearly two generations came in last Wednesday's village council meeting, when council members bemoaned her retirement. The meeting was the last for Hoover, who is stepping down after 35 years and five months of service. That's a long time for someone who only expected the job to be a temporary assignement. "I took the job just to fill in, because the old clerk (Verna Long) had moved away," Hoover said. "I decided I wasn't just filling in anymore when I ran for re-election later that year. "I've never has any opposition in the elections," Hoover added. "I wished at different times I would have," she said, chuckling, "But I never did." Hoover, 68, was just the clerk when she started and the village also employed a treasurer to handle many of the financial duties. When they combined the jobs in 1952, Hoover became responsible for the village's four funds, a list that today has grown to 10. "Back when we had the general fund, the street, fire and cemetery fund," Hoover explained. "I sold cemetery lots, kept the books and did what little payroll we had. "The I turned whatever deficits were had over to (The) Wagnalls memorial, and they would take care of them," Hoover said. Although she is not a native of the village, Hoover said she has always considered Lithopolis to be her home town. Hoover was born ad raised near what is now Eastside Nursery and was graduated from Groveport High School. "But we came to Lithopolis every Saturday night," Hoover said. "It was our home town, and that was it. "If you hadn't seen the silent movies over at Wagnalls, you hadn't lived," Hoover added, noting Wagnalls was then contained in a single building. "Lithopolis was really a lively place then." "We even had an ice cream parlor right next to the grocery store." Money has always been a problem for the village, Hoover said, and she is usually the first one to hear about the finacial woes. "I was in the hospital a few years ago when somebody blew the door off the safe in the offices," Hoover said. "They (village officials) called me and asked if I knew who might have done it. "I couldn't get away from them even when I was sick," Hoover said, laughing. "The real funny thing was, the door on the safe was unlocked at the time." Hoover said a passage of a fire levy in the early 1950's helped the village's finances considerabley. "But, even then, if we had $200 in that account, that was a lot of money," Hoover added. Sometimes grieving relatives didn't have the $50 for a grave site, and Hoover said she didn't have the heart to tell them they couldn't have the plot. "I've spent many sleepless nights worrying about this town," she added. "I've laid awake at night wondering where we were going to get the money for the street lights." "But, we've never been without street lights since I've been here." In an ironic contrast, Hoover first served under the oldest mayor in Lithopolis history, Paul Kistler, Sr., who was in his late 70's when he won his second term as mayor in the early 1960's. Hoover's last of five mayors is the current one, Steve Goodyear, who was 19 when he was elected. "I started with the oldest and ended with the youngest," Hoover said. She said the village might not have grown much, but is had still changed a lot since she started her job in 1950."We had two funeral parlors, People's Store (it later burned), Whaley's Barber Shop and Kistler Brothers Hardware Store then," Hoover recalled. "we also had Metzger's TV, nerar the corner and there the craft shop stands today.
"Speedy Cramer owned a grocery store where the pizza place is now, we had the Law & Son dry goods store, and Rollie Kistler was the funeral director," Hoover said. The village handled its finances, Hoover remembered, through the Canal Winchester Bank, which she said later became the Central Trust, Co. "My husband and I set up the bookkeeping for the water department in 1958, and I was the first clerk and he was the superintendent," Hoover said. "That meant he read the meters and did the water billing." Hoover said she also learned, after some urgent calls in the middle of the night, how to run the "pump house" and the controls for the water system. "I've been a notary-not anymore, you get called out too late at night-I've sold auto, hunting and fishing licenses, and cemetery lots," Hoover said. For her many services, Hoover was paid the tidy sum of $65 per year. Council members got $10 a year in those days, she recalled, but they always gave the money back to the financially-troubled village. "One council member complained I always held on to one end of the check while he endorsed it," Hoover said, laughing. Hoover now makes $300 a year, but said the money is not the most important reward she gets for her service to the village. "I think I've taken pretty good care of the people in Lithopolis," Hoover said. But, as rewarding as her work has been, Hoover said she has no regrets in finally leaving the job behind her. "I feel like a racehorse that's run out of steam and is ready to be put out to pasture," Hoover sighed. "I've done a lot, and I think I deserve a rest." Hoover will be honored by village council in a tree-planting ceremony during the upcoming Memorial Day Celebration. "They (council members) have always been very good to me," Hoover said. "We've had our arguements, but we've always gotten along. "I think their planting a tree for me is one of the nicest things that's happened to me in 35 years.
14 MAY 1986; Times (Canal Winchester)
Note that the following article shows she was born in 1914.
A reception for friends and family members is scheduled for Sunday at The Wagnalls Memorial to honor Lithopolis resident Ernestine Hoover on her 80th birthday. Hoover is no stranger to anyone in Bloom Township. She was born in Bloom Township on September 14, 1914. She attended the first and second grade at the old Lithopolis School on South Street where the current Mason Lodge now sits. In the third grade, she moved to Groveport and graduated from Groveport High School in 1935 before going to business school in Columbus. Following Business school, she worked for the Ohio Department of Highways under Governor Davey. During her employment with the state, she met and married Woody Hoover who died four years ago. They have two children; Sherry Hoover Vercoe who resides in Columbus and Fred Hoover who resides in Hotchkiss, Colo. She has two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Hoover, whose friends call her "Tina" moved back to Lithopolis in 1951 to raise her family. After residing there for just a short time, she was elected as clerk of the village. Many memories followed her long career with the village. "I saw Bloom Canyon develop and many annexations during my reign," she stated. Bloom Canyon remains the largest housing subdivision in Lithopolis at this time. After water and sewer services were installed in the village, she for many years, collected the utility payments from local residents. She had no village office, but used her own residence on Columbus Street to receive payments. Collecting utility bills and serving as clerk were not the only functions Hoover performed. She was the notary, wrote burial permits, sold hunting and fishing licenses and auto license plates. And she owned a sporting goods store which was called "Ernie's Sporting Goods." She retired from the village after 35 1/2 years. "I started working in the village with the oldest mayor which was Paul Kistler and when I retired, I worked with the youngest mayor to serve in office, Steve Goodyear," she recalled. One of her fondest memories in village service was when she worked with former mayor Steve Goodyear in the 1980's when they worked to successfully get central sewage in the village. Governmental service in not Hoover's only claim to serving her community. She has been clerk of Bloom Presbyterian Church for 35 years, served as president of Greencastle Extension Club, is secretary of The Wagnalls Memorial Friends of the Library, Director of Publicity for Lithopolis Fine Arts Association, serves on the Ways and Means Committee of the Lithopolis Garden Club, telephone committe for the Literary Club, Moderator for the Women's Organization of the Bloom Presbyterian Church, is a server for the Tri-County Kiwanis Club, and is a poll-worker on Election Day. Most everyone knows Tina Hoover and the announcement that she is turning 80 comes as a surprise to people because of her youthful personality. Since her husband's passing, she travels all over the country. "I've enjoyed every place I've been to, but there isn't any place like where I live for good friends and family," she said.
10 SEP 1997; Eagle Gazette
_Harold Earl FOORE _____+ | |--Russell Wayne "Joe" FOORE | |_Mazie Susanna OSBORNE _
[T16475]
NAME: From brother Melvin Eugene Foore's 1999 obituary. "Of Marion".
_Thomas Eugene FOREMAN _ | |--Bernard Lee FOREMAN | |_Karen Louise FOOR _____+
[T15725] NAME/DOB/POB: From mother via March 2004 email.
_Joseph FUHR _+ | |--Theodore FUHR | |_Mary ________
[T38892]
DOD: UNCONFIRMED! This may not be the right Theodore. V 5213, Cert. 72663. Ohio Historical Society Online Death Index.
CENSUS: 1850 Ligonier Twp., Westmoreland Co., PA p 17
FUHR, Joseph 37y farmer b PA
", Mary A. 34y b PA
", Theodore 10y b PA
", George 7y b PA
", Henry 5y b PA
", Emma 4y b PA
", Edgar H. 2y b PA
CENSUS: 1860 Knox Twp., Columbiana Co., OH visitation 304/288
FUHR, Joseph 45y farmer b PA
", Mary A. 41y b PA
", Theadore 23y farmer b PA
", Henry 12y b PA
", Emma 14y b PA
", John H. 11y b PA
", Evaline 8y b PA
", Annie 5y b OH
", William 2y b OH
CENSUS: 1870 Knox Twp., Columbiana Co., OH; p 53, visitation 421
FUHR, Theodore, 30y laborer b PA, $200 personal estate
", Rachel, 22y keeping house b OH
CENSUS: 1900 Knox Twp., Columbiana Co., OH; ED 10 SH 10A p 186
FUHR, Theodore, head, b Mar 1837 PA, parents b PA, 63y, farmer, mar. 10y
", Nellie, wife b Apr 18??, 34?y b PA, parents b OH, had 0 ch 0 living
CENSUS: 1910 Columbiana Co., OH district 16 visitation 45
FUHR, Theodore 73 b PA
", Nellie M. 44 wife b MI
CENSUS: 1920 Knox Twp., Columbiana Co., OH, sheet 2A
FUHR, Theodore, head, 82y b PA, parents b PA, farmer
", Nellie M., 55y b MI, parents b MI
__ | |--Joseph Christen GORE | |__
[T77069]
NAME/DOB/DOM: From the Cory Greening family via Feb. 2005 email.
POB: From Cory Greening via Mar. 2005 email.
_Andrew HALL _________ | |--Lyman S. HALL | |_Maria Anna SPANGLER _+
[T101751]
CENSUS; 1860 Madison Twp., Pickaway Co., OH; p 135
HALL, Andrew, 37y b OH
", Mary A., 33y b OH
", Lewis M., 14y b OH
", Diana, 12y b OH
", Henry J., 10y b OH
", Lydia 8y b OH
", Lyman S., 6y b OH
", Alvin A., 2y b OH
", Orlando, 2/12 b OH
CENSUS: 1870 Harrison Twp., Henry Co., OH, p 288
HALL, Andrew, 47y farmer b OH, $13,800 real estate, $3180 personal estate
", Mary A., 44y keeping house b OH
", Henr J., 20y b OH
", Diana, 22y teaching school b OH
", Lydia, 18y b OH
", Lyman L., 16y b OH
", Alvin A., 13y b OH
", Orlando, 10y b OH
", Alma E., 7y b OH
", Dora B., 3y b OH
", Frances M., 1y b OH
DOM/POM: Names listed as Lyman S. Hall and Mary Hay, 24 Sep 1876, Henry Co., Ohio, probate marriages 1867-1885, FHL Batch M514172.
DOM/POM: Names listed as Emma Hoy and Lyman S. Hall, 12 Feb 1882, Henry Co., Ohio, probate marriages 1867-1885, FHL Batch M514172.
CENSUS: 1880 Harrison Twp., Henry Co., OH; ED 113 p 8D
HALL, Andrew, 56y farmer b OH, parents b PA
", Mary, 52y wife b OH, parents b PA
", Anna, 33y dau, teacher b OH
", Henry, 30y son, works on farm b OH
", Lyman S., 26y son, works on farm b OH, widowed
", Alvin, 22y son, works on farm b OH
", Dora, 13y dau at home b OH
", Frank, 11y son works on farm b OH
", Bertha, 2y granddaughter b OH
CENSUS: 1900 Harrison Twp., Henry Co., OH; ED 26 Sh 6A p 89
HALL, Lyman S., head, b Dec 1853, 46y b OH, parents b OH, farming
", Emma, wife b Oct 1864, 35y b OH, parents b PA, mar. 18y had 7ch 6 living
", Bertha, dau b June 1877, 22y b OH
", Arkie, son b Dec 1882, 17y b OH, farm laborer
", Edith, dau b Nov 1885, 14y b OH
", Mary, dau b Sep 1888, 11y b OH
", Ruth, dau b Aug 1891, 8y b OH
", Bessie, dau b Nov 1894, 5y b OH
", Mildred, dau b Apr 1898, 2y b OH
Death certificate image. Lyman S. Glick, Harrison Twp., Henry Co., Ohio, Dec. 11, 1919, aged 56y 11m 15d. Born Dec 26, 1853 in Piqua Co., Ohio to Andrew Hall b Piqua Co., Ohio and Mary Ann Spangler b 'no record'. Informant was Mrs. L. Hall of Napoleon. Buried Shunk Cem., Dec. 15.
_Peter HARTMAN _ | |--Susanna HARTMAN | |_Eva ___________
[T5818]
NAME/DOB/DOBap/POBap/Parentage: "Churchbooks of the Lutheran and German
Reformed Congregations of the Glick/Salem (Union)/Brick Church, 1808-1915,
Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co. Chapter OGS, 1993, p 7.
Sponsors: David Glick and Maria George. No wife (mother) listed on this entry.
__ | |--Raymond HEILWAGNER | |__
[T97220]
NAME: Listed as a son-in-law who had preceded her in death in Burnilda (Foor) Buccholz's December 2006 obit.
_Clarence Elmer HICKS ______ | |--Albert Rothfuss HICKS | |_Nettie Elizabeth ROTHFUSS _+
[T19794]
DOD: Ohio Historical Society online death index, died 02 Jul 1926, V 5098, Cert #43812.
CENSUS 1920: County Line Road, Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH - visitation 185/188
HICKS, Clarence 35 b OH; parents b OH; berry farmer
", Nettie, wife 39 b OH; father b Alsace, mother b OH
", Albert son 14 b OH
", Francis son 11 b OH
", Larry son 8 b OH
DOB/DOD/POBurial: "Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 236. "Albert R. Hicks", buried 3rd addition, part 2, lot 90 grave 1.
Death certificate image. Albert Rothfuss Hicks, Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., Ohio, July 2, 1926, pulmonary tuberculosis, single, aged 20y 11m 1d, no occupation, born Aug. 1, 1905 in Franklin Co., Ohio to Clarence Hicks b OH and Nettie Rothfus b OH. Informant was Clarence Hicks. Buried Lithopolis, Ohio, July 4.
_Phillip HOY _ | |--Phillip HOY | |_Barbara _____
[T6580]
NAME/DOB/DOD/POBurial: "Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH",
Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 10. D.O.B. figured from death at 53y 3m 3d.
"Fairfield County Wills and Estate Abstracts, Cases 1-500", Fairfield County Gen. Society, April 1996, p 38. Case #357 is the estate of Philip HOY of Bloom twp. filed in 1823. Owned land in sections 17 & 18, township 14, range 20. Administrators: Elizabeth HOY and John GLICK. Heirs: Jacob -- a minor whose guardian was Abraham HOY; Martin and Sarah HOY, minors, whose guardian was Elizabeth HOY.
Philip's 1831 partition records mention is widow, Elizabeth, and heirs: Abraham Hoy; Barbara, wife of George SHETTERLY; Catherine, wife of Jacob ---baugh; Philip, Daniel, Elizabeth, Annay, Jacob Hoy, and minors Sally and Martin, "Partition Record Abstracts, V1, 1812-1851 Fairfield County, Ohio", Fairfield County Chapter OGS, 1987, p 12.
Philip's 1834 partition records mention he was deceased, widow was Elizabeth. Heirs: Abraham Hoy; Barbara, wife of George Shetterly; Catherine, wife of Jacob Tresebaugh; Philip, Daniel, Elizabeth, Anna, Sally, Martin and Jacob Hoy. p 18.
_Larry E. JENKINS ___ | |--Rhonda JENKINS | |_Sarah "Sally" FOOR _+
[T125070]
NAME: From Natalie via July 2008 email.
2007 - listed as a surviving daughter, Rhonda (Brian) Holmes of Newark in mother's August obit.
__ | |--Josephine Mary KAISER | |__
[T106022]
DOB/DOD: SSDI. Name shown as Josephine M. Juras, 03 June 1923 - 12 May 2002, last known address Saginaw, Saginaw Co., MI.
__ | |--Hannah KARNS | |__
[T3168]
NAME: From website of Timothy Raymond Bottenfield, 10/98. Name shown as Hanna KERN.
NAME/DOB/DOD/POBurial: From H. B. Brambley via Jan. 2002 email.
CENSUS: 1850 West Providence Twp., Bedford Co., PA; visitation 137/142
SHEELY, Andrew, 50y, mason, b PA
", Hannah, 50y b PA
", Sarah A., 7y, at school, b PA
", Catherine, 5y, b PA
", Margaret, 3y, b PA
", Maria J., 1y
__ | |-- KEMMERLING | |__
_Jonathan KESLER ________+ | |--Delta R. KESLER | |_Louise Josephine CLARK _+
[T10901]
DOD/POBurial: "Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 250.
CENSUS: 1920 Perry Twp., Franklin Co., OH, village of Linwood?; ED 295 SH 5A
KESLER, Josephine L., head, 64y widow b OH, parents b OH
", Delta, son 34y b OH, parents b OH, house painter
SMITH, Walter, son-in-law, unk., b OH, parents b OH, laborer, garage
", Ruth E., dau 24y b OH, parents b OH, teacher, music
Ohio Military Men, 1917-18
Name: Delta Kesler
Serial Number: 420722
Race: W
Residence: Linworth, O.
Enlistment Division: National Army
Enlistment Location: Columbus, O.
Enlistment Date: 13 May 1918
Birth Place: Lithopolis, O.
Birth Date / Age: 21 Nov 1886
Assigns Comment: Co A 51 Infantry to 21 June 1918; Casual Detachment 17 to 28 Aug 1918; 156 Depot Brigade to Discharge Private Honorable discharge 21 Jan 1919.
Volume #: 9
Death certificate image. Delta R. Kesler of Worthington, Ohio, died St. Francis Hospital, Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio, July 3, 1933, aged 46y 7m 11d. Married to Louise Kesler. Painter. Born Nov. 22 1886 in Lithopolis, Ohio, to John Kesler b Lithopolis and Josephine Clark b OH. Informant was Maude Morgan of Worthington, Ohio. Buried Lithopolis Cem., July 5.
_George W. LISLE _+ | |--Georgie Claudine LISLE | |_Demarus HELSEL __
[T5946]
DOB/DOBap/POBap/Parentage: "St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lithopolis,
Bloom Township, Fairfield Co., OH, 1853-1920", Fairfield Co. Chapter OGS, 1994, p 28.
DOB/POB: Name listed as Georgie Claudine Lisle, born in Madison Twp., Franklin Co., Ohio, parents G. W. Lisle and Demares Helsel; Franklin Co., Ohio, probate births 1878-1882.
DOM/POM: "St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lithopolis, Bloom Township,
Fairfield Co., OH, 1853-1920", Fairfield Co. Chapter OGS, 1994, p 54.
CENSUS: In 1910 she was 31 years old and living with parents in Lithopolis. See notes on father.
CENSUS: 1880 Madison Twp., Franklin Co.,m OH; visitation 39/41
LISLE, George W., 41y farmer; parents b OH
", Damarius, 37y wife keeping house, fa b PA, ma b [left blank]
", Mabel D., 14y dau at home b OH
", Adam J. T. 8y son b OH
", Isolina P., dau 7y b OH
", Georgia C., 1y dau b OH
Li--ing, Frank, 19y single, works on farm, b OH
_Peter LONG _ | |--Lydia LONG | |_Susannah ___
[T103574]
DOBap: There are two children baptised on July 16, 1826, whose parents are
listed as Peter and Susanna Lang. One has no name listed, but his date of
birth is exactly that of George Long: 14 Aug 1819. The other is Lidia Lang,
born 11 Sep 1821. Sponsors for both were the parents. "Churchbooks of the
Lutheran and German Reformed Congregations of the Glick/Salem (Union)/Brick
Church, 1808-1915, Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co.
Chapter OGS, 1993, p 13.
NAME/DOB/DOD/POBurial/spouse: "Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 206. Page 376 shows info that was on the actual tombstone, which was Lydia Faler, wife of David, died June 12, 1863, aged 41y 4m 1d. Date of birth figured at age of death works out to be 11 Feb 1822. There is a Lydia Long who was baptized in Bloom township and who's birth was recorded as 11 Sep 1821. If the "4m" was misread and is actually "9m", the calculated date of birth would be Sept. 11, 1821. I believe that this Lydia Long is the one recorded as the daughter of Peter and Susannah and will merge the two Lydia Long's as one entry.
CENSUS: 1850 Bloom Twp.,Fairfield Co.,OH - family #1430
FALER, David 33y farmer b MD
", Lydia 29y b OH
", Susan 10y b OH
", Catherine 7y b OH
", George L. 3y b OH
", Reuben 2y b OH
", Juliann 8/12 b OH
CENSUS: 1860 Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH; visitation 7/6
FALLER, David 43y farmer b PA
", Lydia, 39y b OH
", Catharine 17y b OH
", George 15y b OH
", Reuben 13y b OH
", Julia A. 11y b OH
", David A. 8y b OH
", Peter 4y b OH
", John L. 2y b OH
MAIDEN NAME may be "Long".
__ | |--Ida A. LONGWELL | |__
[T51927]
CENSUS: 1900 Clinton Twp., Franklin Co., OH, sheet 9A, ED 28
MOREHART, William, head, b Mar 1866, 34y b OH, parents b OH, mar. 10y,
merchant grocer
", Ida A., wife b Aug 1864, 35y b OH, had 3 ch 1 living, parents b OH
", Flora A., dau b Jul 1894 5y b OH
Death certificate image. Ida Morehart of Pee Pee Twp., Pike Co., Ohio, died Jan. 27, 1931 aged 66y 10m 12d, married to W. S. Morehart, born Aug. 1864 in Licking Co., Ohio, to Clark Longwell b Licking Co., Ohio and Eliza Kelly b Perry Co., Ohio. Informant was W. S. Morehart of Waverly, Ohio. Buried "Gardner". No date or location shown.
__ | |-- LOWE | |__
_Lawrence "Rusty" MCCOY _+ | |--Jordan Lynn MCCOY | |_Tracy Jo FOOR __________+
[T7380]
NAME/DOB: From grandmother Pat (Porter) Foor, email, February 1999.
POB: From mother via February 1999 email.
__ | |--Charles M. MILLER | |__
[T17946]
CENSUS: 1900 Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH; SD 11, ED 5, SH 7A, enumerated June 9, 1900
visitation 144/150?
MILLER, Charles b Sep 1866, 34y b OH, parents b OH, married 7y, day labor
", Mary, wife b Jun 1863, 37y b OH, parents b OH, had 0 ch, 0 living
CENSUS: 1910 Lithopolis, Fairfield Co., OH - district 53 vis 74.
MILLER, Charles, husband 44 b OH
", Mary 47, wife b OH
CENSUS: 1930 Columbus, FrankliN Co., Ohio, ED 78 SH 5A
MILLER, Charles M., head, 63y b OH, parents b OH, first married at age 25,
landscape worker, nursery
", Mary A., wife 64y b OH, parents b OH, first married at age 26
_Charles MINNIE _ | |--Edward MINNIE | |_Isabel WARREN __+
[T83294]
CENSUS: 1870 Lithopolis, Fairfield Co., OH, p 1/59
WARREN, Jane, 50y keeping house b Ireland, parents of foreign birth
", Alexander, 15y day laborer b OH, attended school, cannot write
", Charley, 12y attending school b OH
", Susan, 9y attending school b OH
MINNIE, Eddie, 3y at home b OH
CENSUS: 1880 Columbus, Franklin Co., OH; ED 25 p 16 or 129
WARREN, Jane, 60y (no relationship shown) b Ireland, parents b Ireland, widow
MENNIE/MINNIE, Belle, 31y daughter, widow, knitting, b Canada, fa b England, ma b Ireland
WARREN, Lou or Lori, 29y dau, single, housekeeping b OH
OUTCALT, Sarah, 27y husband (?), married, boarding b OH, fa b Eng. ma Ireland
", H. C., 46y wife, married, carpenter b Canada, parents b PA
", Alice, 7y dau b OH, parents b OH
WARREN, Alexander, 25y cabinet maker b OH, fa b Eng., ma Ireland
", Hanna, 18y wife keeping house b IN, parents b OH
", Cha's, 21y brother, single, carriage ----?, b OH
", Susan, 19y sister, milliner b OH
MENNIE/MINNIE, Edw'd, 12y school b OH, fa b PA, ma b Canada
_Barrett Jackson NEEDELS _+ | |--Elizabeth Jane NEEDELS | |_Catherine EWING _________+
[T12035]
Maiden Name/DOB/DOD/POBurial: "Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 227. Page 379, "Elizabeth J. Needels, wife of P.C."
CENSUS: 1860 Violet Twp., Fairfield Co., OH; visitation 595/579
HARRIS, Philomen C. 27y farmer b OH
", Elizabeth J. 22y b OH
", Philomon 1y b OH
CENSUS: 1870 Madison Twp., Franklin Co., OH; visitation 124/124
HARRIS, Phillima 36y farmer b OH
", Elizabeth 32y keeping house b OH
", Orion C. 11y works on farm b OH
EDWARDS, Clara 16y house keeper b OH
LIGHMAN, Perry 17y farm hand b OH
1900 - Nov. 16th issue. The heirs by the will of B. J. Needles of Lithopolis
were his wife, Nancy, who died several days after the death of her husband,
grandson, Barret J. Needles, grandson, Charles R., son of George B. Needles,
son, William E. Needles, daughters, Kesiah Cooper, Elizabeth Jane Harris and
Sarah Ann Needles. "Genealogical Abstracts from The Lancaster (Ohio) Gazette,
V5, 1896-1900", Fairfield County Gen., Society, Jan. 2005, p 174.
Death certificate 62928 image. Elizabeth J. Harris, Madison Twp., Franklin Co., Ohio, Nov. 23, 1919 aged 82y 17d, born Nov. 6, 1837 in OH to B. J. Needles b DE and Catharine Cooper b OH. Informant was O. C. Harris. Buried Lithopolis Cem., Nov. 25.
__ | |--Jacob J. PALMER | |__
[T26914]
DOB/DOD/POBurial: "Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 289. Buried 2nd add., part 1, lot 55, grave 4. "Jacob J. Palmer".
CENSUS: 1870 Lancaster, Fairfield Co., OH, p 2 ward 4
PALMER, Jacob, 38y jour. tanner b Wirtemburg
", Magdalena, 29y keeping house b OH
", Mary 7y at school b OH
", Emma, 6y at school b OH
", Charles, 4y at home b OH
", Kate, 2y at home b OH
CENSUS: 1880 Lithopolis, Fairfield Co., OH; p 9
PALMER, Jacob J., 46y farmer b Germany; parents b Germany
", Magdalena, 39y wife keeping house b OH; parents b OH
", Mary, 18y dau at school b OH
", Emma, 16y dau at school b OH
", Charles, 14y son at school b OH
', Kattie, 11y dau at school b OH
", John, 9y son at school b OH
", Celia, 1y dau b OH
CENSUS: 1900 a Jacob Palmer, born 1830 Germany, parents b unknown, is listed as an inmate at the Franklin County Infirmary in Marion Twp., Franklin Co., Ohio, ED 39 SH 17B
_Walter Glen POWELL _ | |--Mary P. POWELL | |_Loda M. DOWDS ______+
[T62049]
CENSUS: 1930 Macy, Miami Co., IN; ED 1 SH 2B
POWELL, Walter G., head, owns home worth $1400, 38y b IN, parents b IN,
married first at age 24, proprietor, general store
", Loda M., wife 35y b OH, fa b OH, ma b IN, married first at age 20
", Cecil G., son 10y b IN
", Mary P., dau 8y b IN
DOWDS, Matthew T., father-in-law, 68y widow b OH, fa b OH, ma b PA
NOTE: This may be the "Priscilla" (Mrs. Devon Burkett) who's listed as a surviving daughter in mother's June 1986 obit.
_Howard Edward RHODES _ | |--Jane A. RHODES | |_Bertha M. FOOR _______+
[T38548]
CENSUS: 1910 E. Providence Twp., Bedford Co., PA; visitation 124/128
RHODES, Howard, head, married twice, married within year, b PA, parents b PA,
farm laborer
", Ruth, wife, 36y married once, b PA, parents b PA, had 2 ch 2 living
", Grant, son 15y b PA
", Jane, dau 8y b PA
", Albert, son 3y b PA
FOOR, Merle step-daughter 6y b PA
CENSUS: 1920 E. Providence Twp., Bedford Co., PA; Everett Road, ED 10 SH 3B
RHODES, Howard, head, 48y widow b PA, parents b PA, farmer
", Albert E., son 13y b PA, parents b PA
", Alice L., dau 9y b PA
", Alton [D.?], son 8y b PA
", George H., son 6y b PA
", Cloyd [H.? N.?], son 4 3/12 b PA
CONAWAY, Jane A., dau 18?y married b PA, houseworker, private family
", George G., grandson, 2 ?/12 b PA, parents b PA
CENSUS: 1930 W. Providence Twp., Bedford Co., PA, SH 18B ED 39
CONAWAY, Benjamin F., head, rents home for $4/month, resides on a farm, 35y b PA, parents b PA, first married at age 25, farm operator
", Jane A., wife 28y b PA, parents b PA, first married at 18
", Grant G., son 12y b PA
", Josephine S., dau 10y b PA
", Dorris A., dau 8y b PA
", Inez A., dau 7y b PA
", Benjamin F., Jr., son 5y b PA
", Lee R., son 2y b PA
", Grace M., dau 1y b PA
___________________ | |--Birdie M. RUNKLE | |_Mary Jane RUNKLE _+
[T88186]
NAME/YOB/YOD/POBurial: Name listed as Berdie M. Runkle, 1874-1932, aged 58y buried Maus., sec. 5, lot 1 grave 1. "Cemeteries of Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH", Fairfield County Gen. Soc., Chapter OGS, 1996, p 307.
CENSUS: 1900 Ashville, Harrison Twp., Pickaway Co., OH; ED 106 SH 9A p 128
RUNKEL, Marie B., head, b Jan 1851, 49y b OH, parents b OH, had 1 ch 1 living
", Birdie M., dau b May 1874, 26y single b OH, parents b OH, seamstress
", Nelson James, boarder, b Dec 1875, 24y b OH, parents b OH, day laborer
(Name may actually be JAMES, Nelson).
CENSUS: 1910 Ashville, Harrison Twp., Pickaway Co., OH; ED 151 Sh 2B
RUNKLE, Mary J., head, 58y widow b OH, parents b OH, had 1 ch 1 living,
keeper, boarding house
", Birdie M., dau 33y single b IL, fa b IL, ma b OH, seamstress, at home
CENSUS: 1920 Ashville, Pickaway Co., OH; ED 96 p 127
RUNKLE, Mary J., head, 68y widow b OH, parents b OH
", Birdie, dau 44y single b IL, fa b IN, ma b OH, dressmaker, at home
LOCATION 1929 - Among those attending the Swoyer reunion at Stoutsville Sunday were Mrs. Mary Runkle and daughter, Birdie, Mrs. Joanna Swoyer and daughter, Stella, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bowers and children, William and Kathryn, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Plum and daughter, Thelma, and D. H. Ebert. [The Circleville Herald, Circleville, Ohio, August. 22, 1929]
CENSUS: 1930 Ashville, Harrison Twp., Pickaway Co., OH; ED 9 Sh 5A
RUNKLE, Mary J., head, rents home for $18/month, owns a radio set, does not
live on a farm, 78y widow b OH, parents b OH, proprietess, rooming house
", Birdie M., dau 55y single b IL, fa b unknown, ma b OH, seamstress
OBIT: Miss Byrdie Runkle, of Ashville, died, Sunday, in Grant Hospital, where she had submitted to an abdominal operation a week ago. Funeral arrangements are in charge of E. F. Schlegel, Ashville. [Columbus Dispatch, Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 31, 1932, p 2A]
Death certificate image. Birdie Runkle of Ashville, Ohio, died in Grant Hospital, Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio, aged 58y 5m 25d. Single. Born May 5, 1874 in IL to unknown father and mother Mary Runkle born Fairfield Co., Ohio. Informant was Simon Runkle of Ashville. Died following an operation for obstruction of bowels. Burieed Lithopolis Mausoleum Nov. 2.
1932 - Runkle Estate. John L. Spindler of Ashville was appointed executor of the estate of the late Birdie M. Runkle of Ashville in probate court Monday, under a bond of $1200. Simon Runkle of Ashville, Barbara Swoyer of Columbus and Frank Hughes of Charleston, WV., were the only legatees named in the will of the deceased. The estate was valued at $1200 by appraisers, Taylor Brintlinger, C. F. Brinker and G. D. Griffith, all of Ashville. [Circleville Herald, Circleville, Ohio, Nov. 15, 1932]
_Jerry F. SHOPE _____ | |--Darlene SHOPE | |_Mildred E. LEONARD _+
[T75337] NAME: From mother's 2002 obituary.
_Jacob SOLT _________+ | |--Simon P. SOLT | |_Saloma Sarah GLICK _+
[T19386]
CENSUS: 1870 Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH; visitation 157/161
SOLT, Jacob, 57y farmer b OH
", Sarah, 52y keeping house b OH
", Milton, 25y farm laborer b OH
", Jonathan 24y farm laborer b OH
", William, 22y farm laborer b OH
", Elizabeth 20y helps mother b OH
", Sarah, 18y helps mother b OH
", Jacob W., 16y works on the farm b OH
", Simon, 13y works on the farm b OH
", Ervin, 11y attending school b OH
", Alvin, 10y attending school b OH
", Martha 7y attending school b OH
CENSUS: 1880 Greencastle, Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH; p 8
SOLT, Jacob, 67y farmer b OH; parents b PA
", Sarah, 62y wife keeping house, can't write, b PA; parents b PA
", Marion 25y son, single, farmer b OH
", Simon, 23y son, single, farmer b OH
", Ervin, 21y son, single, farmer b OH
", Alva, 19y son, single, at home, b OH
", Martha, 17y dau., single, at home, b OH
CENSUS: 1900 Barnes Twp., Washington Co., KS; ED 127 SH 3B
SOLT, Simon, head, b Feb 1857, 43y b OH, parents b OH ----dealer
", Ellen L., wife b May 1871 IA, 23y, parents b Germany, mar. 9y
", Ernest L., son b Jan 1893, 7y b KS
", Arville? E., dau b June 1897, 2y b KS
STORM, Mabel, servant b Aug 1879, 21y b KS, fa b OH, ma b PA
CAVE?, John, servant b Jul 1858, 41y b IN, parents b IN, farm laborer
1902 - the 1902 partion records of Pauline Runkle, his sister, mentions many heirs which include siblings. Simon P. Solt of Barnes, Kansas, is mentioned.
CENSUS: 1910 Barnes Twp., Washington Co., KS; ED 143 SH 1B
SOLT, S. P., head, 53y b OH, parents b OH, mar. 19y
", Elen, wife 39y b IA, parents b Germany, mar. 19y had 3 ch 3 living
", Lowell, son 17y b KS
", Orva?, dau 12y b KS
", Neva, dau 8y b KS
CENSUS: 1920 Waterville, Waterville Twp., Marshall Co., KS ED 85 SH 8B
SOLT, Simon P., head, 57y b OH, fa b OH, ma b PA, lumber dealer, lumber yard
", Ella D., wife 47y b IA, parents b Germany
", Orva E., dau 22y b KS
", Neva M., dau 18y b KS
_Harold W. STEBELTON _+ | |--Bill STEBELTON | |_Theo COLEMAN ________
[T118695]
2008 - listed as surviving brother-in-law, Bill Stebelton of Lithopolis, in Barry S. Black's Feb. 2008 obituary.
_George F. STEBELTON _+ | |--Gale R. STEBELTON | |_Hazel A. JONES ______+
[T12564]
NAME: "Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 331 (Mentioned under George A. Stebelton, his father).
CENSUS: 1930 Madison Twp., Fairfield Co., OH; SH 3B; Lancaster Clearport
Road.
STEBELTON, George F., head, rents home for $10/month, does not live on a
farm, 33y B OH, parents b OH, married first at age 21, farm laborer
", Hazel A., wife 32y b OH, parents b OH, married first at age 20
", Alice, dau 11y b OH
", Robert F., son 10y b OH
", Ralph E., son 8y b OH
", Mildred L., dau 6y b OH
", Gale R., son 4y b OH
_Michael STOREY _+ | |--Steven Charles STOREY | |_Lisa WHISENANT _
[T114856] NAME/DOB: From Nicole Foor via Nov. 2007 email.
__ | |--George W. STOUT | |__
[T115331]
CENSUS: 1880 Green Twp., Adams Co., OH; p 29
STAUT, G. W., 30y steam boat keeper and watchman b OH, fa b OH, ma b (left blank)
", Addie, 27y wife keeps house b OH, parents b OH
", Leola, 4y dau b OH
", Harrie, 3/12 b Sep, son b OH
MORE, John, 51y father in law, widowed, cooper, b OH, fa b OH, ma b PA.
CENSUS: 1900 Green Twp., Adams Co., OH; ED 3 Sh 9B
STOUT, George W., head, b Feb 1846, 54y b OH, parents b OH, postmaster, mar. 25 years
", Addie, wife b Sept 1854, 45y b OH, parents b OH, had 6 ch 2 living
", Leold D., dau b Nov 1875, 24y single b OH, parents b OH
", Edna L., dau b Oct 1881, 18y b OH, parents b OH, music teacher
", Sidney, dau b Apr 1886, 14y b OH, parents b OH, at school
", Ruth, dau b Oct 1891, 8y b OH, parents b OH, at school
CENSUS: 1910 Rome, Green Twp., Adams Co., OH; ED 3 SH 2B
STOUT, George W., head, 64y b OH, parents b in U.S. Post Master, United
States
", Addie, wife, 55y b OH, parents b OH, both married once, married 36y, had 6
ch 3 living, deputy post master
", Sydney, dau 23y single b OH, parents b OH, clerk, post office
", Ruth E., dau 18y single b OH, merchant, dry goods.
Death certificate image. George W. Stout, Rome, Green Twp., Adams Co., Ohio, Dec. 28, 1921, aged 75y 10m 10d, married, born Feb. 18, 1846 in Ohio to Jonathan Stout b unknown and unknown mother. Informant was Mrs. G. W. Stout of Stout, Ohio. Buried Point Cemetery, Dec. 31, 1921
_William H. TALBOT __+ | |--Gertilda TALBOT | |_Missouri E. COOPER _+
[T28853]
CENSUS: 1880 Greencastle/Jefferson, Fairfield Co., OH; p 22
TALBOTT, William W., 81y, widowed, physician b MD; parents b MD
", William H., 33y son, farmer b OH; fa b MD, ma b OH
", Missouri, 22y dau-in-law keeping house b OH; fa b OH, ma b Va
", Gertilda, 3y granddau b OH
", John, 1/12 born in May, grandson b OH
1918 - Real estate transfers - Gertella B. Talbott to John S. Talbott, lot in Jefferson, $50. [Lancaster Daily Eagle, Lancaster, Ohio, April 24, 1918]
_Jacob TEEGARDIN _+ | |--Rebecca TEEGARDEN | |_Margaret SHOOK __+
[T5246]
NAME/DOB/DOBap/POBap: "Churchbooks of the Lutheran and German Reformed
Congregations of the Glick/Salem (Union)/Brick Church, 1808-1915, Bloom
Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co. Chapter OGS, 1993, p 7.
__ | |--Ted A. WALSTROM | |__
[T119386] NAME: From wife Margery E. (Smyers) Walstrom's May 2006 obituary.
_William WHALEY _+ | |--William Lawrence WHALEY | |_Addie KARNES ___+
[T56913]
CENSUS: 1880 Lithopolis, Fairfield Co., OH; p 65B
WHALEY, Wm. 31y b OH, laborer, fa b MD, ma b PA
", Addie, wife 23y b OH, keeping house, parents b OH
", Mazzie/Maggie G., dau 4y b OH
", Wm. L., son 11/12 b OH, born in July
CENSUS: 1900 Columbus, Montgomery Twp., Franklin Co., OH; ED 118 SH 8B
WHALEY, William b Sep 1849, 50y b OH, mar. 25y, parents b OH, teamster
", Addie, wife b Nov 1858, 41y b OH, had 7 ch 4 living, parents b OH
", Lawrance, son b Jul 1878, 21y b OH, electrician
", Charlie, son b May 1880 or 1881, 19y b OH, shoe [laster?]
", Mamie, dau b Nov 1886, 13y b OHat school
", Addie, dau b Sep 1890, 9y b OH at school
NOTE: The "Lawrence" born Jul 1878 is presumably the Wm. L. who's 11/12ths in 1880. More accurate year of birth would be 1879.
1928 - listed as a surviving son, W. L. Whaley of Chicago in father's October obit.
CENSUS: 1930 Westchester village, Proviso twp., Cook Co., IL; ED 2330 Sh 4A p
230
WHALEY, William L., head, owns home worth $17,500, owns a radio set, does not
live on a farm, 49y b OH, parents b OH, electrician, first married at age 25
", Anna E., wife 53y b IL, parents b Germany, first married at age 31
KINSELL, William J., brother-in-law, 44y b OH, parents b OH, first married at
age 27, office work
", Addie M., sister, 36y b OH, parents b OH, first married at age 17
STAIGER, Harry W., nephew, 10y b OH, parents b OH
_Joseph WILLIAMS _ | |--Barbara Ann WILLIAMS | |_Sarah BETZER ____+
[T24490]
NAME/DOB/PARENTAGE: "Churchbooks of the Betzer Union/Zion Reformed Church, 1817-1881, Bloom Township, Fairfield Co., OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1994, p 21. Parents listed as Joseph and Sary Williams. Sponsors are Petarus and Barbara Anne Betzer.
DOM/POM: Names listed as Ann Williams and Elbridge Whitman, "Cole County, MO., Recorder" FHL.
CENSUS: 1850 district 38, Holt Co., MO, p 91
BROWNLEE?, Joseph, 34y no occupation b VA
", Ann, 27y b VA
LEISURE, Mary, 30y b VA
", Charles, 18y b VA
", Sarah, 16y b VA
", John, 12y b VA
", Elizabeth, 10y b OH
WHITMAN, E., 31y male no occupation b [NY?]
", Barbary, 20y b OH
", Allice, 2y b MO
", Lorena?, 5/12 male b MO
CENSUS: 1860 Warrensburg Twp., Johnson Co., MO, p 204
WHITMAN, Elbridge, 40y farmer b VA, $300 personal estate
", Barbara, 27y b OH
", Alice M., 9y b MO
", Alonzo J., 7y b MO
", Adolphus, 5y male b OH
CENSUS: 1880 Post Oak Twp., Johnson Co., MO, p 36D
WHITMAN, Adolphus, 25y single farmer b MO, fa b NY, ma b OH
WINKERS, Barbara A., 48y mother, married, keeping house b OH, parents b PA
WHITMAN, John R., 10y brother at school b MO, fa b NY, ma b OH
__ | |--Emily Jane WOLFE | |__
[T3303]
NAME: Kevin R. Howley, 449 Garfield St., Denver, CO 80206
(5/1998)
DOB/POB: Kevin lists three siblings of Emily Jane: Agnes L. b 1915, Nathan R. b 1916, and Robert W. b 1921. Emily is listed between Nathan and Robert. Place of birth is assumed from parents, Henry Clay WOLFE and Elva Jennie WENDEL who had either been b/d/mar in Bedford Co. PA
DIVORCE: File #13295 lists George D. FOOR, 51, and Emily J., 52y, were
married 5 Jun 1949 and divorced 11 Mar 1980. [Bexar Co., Texas, online
divorce index, Rootsweb online].