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born on 2 November 1849. These individuals were father and son respectively. I am not sure of the connection with Stephen F. Day born 28 February 1826. The

Craighead, son of William Johnson and Mary Ann Craighead, is born in Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. About 1915 John Gilson Craighead, son of William

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February 3rd, 1879. He was the son of James H. Follis and Catherine Anderson Follis. He was the 3rd child and the 1st son born to his parents. Parents:

died in 1886 in Wooster, Ohio is the son of John P. McMillen. Evidence and previous research done by individuals seem to indicate this is not the case

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daughters are residing with their mother, Charity: Harriet, Clarissa, Cordelia, and Minerva. The name of the 5th daughter is unknown. The one son who was born between

Joseph N. Cagle Born 26 Sep 1914 in Brazil, Indiana. Son of Vernon and Anna Martin|(Martin) Cagle.

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two volumes focus on the Amstutz surname; categorized by given name of descendants Remaining bindery organized by surname; dividers included Directory of

- Owner of A. Cover & Son A. Cover & Son ‎ (← links | edit)

contact with individuals or organizations should be included. Include such information as: Date of initial correspondence, date of response Surname or subject

Harpster, age 15, born in Ohio [probably son of Mary A. Harpster John W. Harpster, age 5, born in PA [probably son of Jacob and Susanna Lightfoot Smith Harpster

community as two generations worked in there as barbers, Morrison and his son, Richard L. Morrison (Morrison Jr.). Not only was he renowned as a barber

Robert Bogner Known for Founder of Theodore Bogner & Son, Incorporated

Thomas Bogner Known for Founder of Theodore Bogner & Son, Incorporated

Richard Bogner Known for Founder of Theodore Bogner & Son, Incorporated

Beeson, wife, age 40, Ohio Oran L Beeson, son, age 11, Iowa Vitura A. Beeson, daughter, age 9, Iowa John B. Beeson, son, age 7, Iowa Miriam C. Beeson, daughter

19, born in OH, son Vera L Lehman, age 17, born in OH, daughter David Lewis Lehman, age 4, born in OH, son Note: Ancestry has the surname indexed as Schman

County, Ohio in December 1817 with their five children. Joseph was born 16 May 1788 in Sussex County, New Jersey and was the son of Daniel Stratton. Joseph

Grayson F. Edward Grayson was born 9 January 1915 in Grafton, West Virginia. Son of Clarence E. and Agnes Finch|(Finch) Grayson. Married Angela Gerkin on 7

William Armstrong was the son of William Armstrong and his second wife, Catherine McPherson. A grandson of Thomas Armstrong one of the earliest pioneers

Albert is the son of Moses N. and Sarah (Darnall) Daugherty. James Kelly Daugherty (1853) and Martha A. Cook. James Kelly Daugherty is the son of Albert and

of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. ...Mr. Stair is a son of the honored pioneer

Knox and George Boon arrived in 1817. Several of these individuals or relatives of these individuals are buried in the Old Associates Burying Ground (Fredericksburg

variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. Joseph A. Caldwell was

mother in Indiana Benjamin N Yoder, son, age 8, born in Indiana, father in Ohio, mother in Indiana Samuel N Yoder, son, age 7, born in Indiana, father in

for some time. His son. Oscar Foss, had been associated with him in conducting the business, and he considered that, with his other sons coming into the firm

University reports they have in their possession the portrait of Lincoln with son Tad. ^^^ Note: The portrait of Col. William H. Morgan was reportedly given

died 25 October 1940 in Sugar Creek Twp, Wayne Co, OH we know that he is the son of John Boss and Maria Rupp, both of Bern, Switzerland. From the Dalton Gazette

Sarah Johnston and they had a son, Alexander J. Bell. Alexander married Effie Cunningham (1809-1879) and they had one son and two daughters. Their children

4 July 1867 in Wayne County, Ohio. On 16 Mar 1873, Jacob and Jemima had a son, James C. Bittinger. Jemima Bittinger came to Pike Station, now Creston in

George Halfhill was born in 1779 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Matthias Halfhill (1749-1826) and Elizabeth Livingood (1755-1818). George

variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. Wahlen Wahley Walhey

George P. Smith was the son of Phillip Smith II and Agnes Waits Smith. He was born in 1788 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. He came with his family to Jefferson

variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. A WAYNE COUNTY MAN HANGED

variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. Biographical sketches

variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. Matthew W. Pinkerton

the book does not follow James. It follows his brother William and then his son David to Ohio. It does say this about David Liddell: "In 1838 or 1839 he was

the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. Ben M. McIlvaine was the son of Mr. and Mrs

variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. Frick, born Sept. 17

was a son of Samuel B. and Mary Phillips|PHILLIPS ARNOLD. The sketch mentions that Samuel ARNOLD, father of Eli ARNOLD came to Wayne County, OH with his

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Contracts with the Aluminum company were changed to allow the company to expand, many deeds were given for lots full paid up contract with the Cedar Moss

he removed from Newark to Wooster, having his office with Hon. J. K. McBride, and subsequently with Hon. T. Y. McCray. In the spring of 1877, he was elected

a foremost position. He was born in Wooster, Ohio, November 16, 1848, the son of David and Christina (Russell) Liddell, who were both born near Glasgow

died in August, 1823, and he spent the latter part of his life living with his son Simon where many a traveler from Pennsylvania was sheltered and refreshed

his “beloved wife Elizabeth Hartman.” His obituary, written by his oldest son, made no mention of his weaving, but his beautiful coverlets remain heirlooms

1792. Mary Ann Morrison was born 1770 in Westmoreland, Pennsylvania. Six sons were born to this union in Huntingdon Twp., Westmoreland, Pennsylvania :

starring his twelve-year-old son Charles in the early 1890s. In 1892, the Wayne County Democrat reported, Little Charlie Kinzer, a son of Wm. P. Kinzer, is making

variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. John Bechtel McCormick

only one offspring of this marriage is known to have come to America, their son Thomas. Child: Thomas Beall, 1647 - 1730, m. Elizabeth Bateman Second Wife:

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unknown. With great opportunity in southwestern Pennsylvania also came great risk. Not only could life be hard on the frontier, it could be deadly. With every

War unlike his brothers. Instead, he played the role of a conductor along with his father, transporting fugitives to the next station. The women of the family

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can provide valuable information about who the daughter married. When the son was left money, very seldom is his wife listed. Other documents included in

Founded the Merle D. Matz & Sons Merle D. Matz & Sons ‎ (← links | edit)

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ethnic ancestor, research those individuals nearby with the same birth country, utilizing the FAN club. Also, individuals with the same church denomination

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variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. Biographical sketches

variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. Biographical sketches

variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. Biographical sketches

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property owned by the individual. List any churches the individual may have been affiliated. List any military service of the individual. List any occupations

Husband: Burley Children: Son: William of Fairfield, Conn. Robert Daughter: Mrs. Van (Emily) Slate of Doylestown 1890 (?) Burley 1973, Barberton Citizen's

and finished skillfulness. Her peculiar habit of associating with the aged adorned her with a mild and gentle temperament; the old mothers of Millersburg

variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. Wayne E. Buehler Biographical

to Josiah Repp (surname)Repp and others, including Josiah Repp (surname)Repp, Emaline Repp (surname)Repp, and Polly Ann Repp (surname)Repp (minor heirs