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SCHWALD�FAMILY�GENEALOGY
genealogy of the Schwald-Bergh and Buck-Verdugo families |
Notes
Matches 10,151 to 10,171 of 10,171
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| 10151 | [v20t0575.ftw] Kate Wesselmann married Charles Luhrman and their children are: Carl, Nora and Nora married ? Johnson | LUHRMAN, Kate Wesselmann (I09987)
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| 10152 | [v20t0575.ftw] Katherine's parents were from Germany. | HABIGHORST, Katherine (I09980)
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| 10153 | [v20t0575.ftw] Lydia Dimmitt married Jacob L. Teal. They had five children: Keziah married Mead Granville Teal Caroline married Johnson Viola married Miller Tom Teal | TEAL, Lydia Dimmitt (I10014)
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| 10154 | [v20t0575.ftw] Lydia Dimmitt married Joseph Duckwall, and they had seven children including John and Rhoda Ann | DUCKWALL, Lydia Dimmit (I10038)
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| 10155 | [v20t0575.ftw] Maria Elizabeth (Lizzie) lived on Westwood Avenue in the 1880 census. Her daughter-in-law said she had a hard time understanding the converstions in the home as German was the main language. Anna Rosewich (aunt??) married to Steve, and they had a child named Grace per a 1881 letter. Ursula Roseiwsh witnessed Elizabeth and Oscar's wedding. Puzzle: no sister named Ursula listed in 1880 census....perhaps a cousin. | ROSEWICH, Maria Elizabeth (I09928)
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| 10156 | [v20t0575.ftw] Maria had a brother Adam who was born in Germany and died of small pox February 10 1876. He was 26 years six months old. He is buried at 17 Brown Street Cemetery | BAUSANCOURT, Maria (Mary) (I09989)
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| 10157 | [v20t0575.ftw] Married and sister of Rhoda St Clair and moved from Virginia to Kentucky | DIMMITT, James (I10041)
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| 10158 | [v20t0575.ftw] Mary Lane married Dr. Samuel Doughty. At least three sisters listed in Clarmont County History Page 246. | DOUGHTY, Mary Lane (I10033)
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| 10159 | [v20t0575.ftw] Millie Wesselmann maarried George Muhr. Their children are: George, Fred, and Willie | MUHR, Millie Wesselmann (I09985)
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| 10160 | [v20t0575.ftw] Moses Dimmitt married Elizabeth White. His second wife was Ruth Jenkins. There were 14 children in all. | DIMMITT, Moses (I10011)
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| 10161 | [v20t0575.ftw] Moses moved to Ross County Ohio. Had three children. | DIMMITT, Moses (I10035)
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| 10162 | [v20t0575.ftw] Most of the family moved to Kentucky in 1795 when Ezekiel Dimmitt was 22. Ezekiel came to Ohio in 1796. He and James Gest selected land on east fork known as Duckwall Bottoms. Married Phoebe and purchased land by James and John Gest. In the fall of 1797 he erected a cabin near where Uncle Moses house stands. In 1813 Ezekiel erected a good stone house, built a tannary and many public buildings: stone Methodist church in 1819 and a jail. He belonged to the First Methodist class at Milford in 1797. See the book on the history of Clarmont County, Ohio. Ezekiel had two brothers and "several sisters among them Lydia". Moses Dimmitt John Dimmitt Lydia Dimmitt married Joseph Duckwall | DIMMITT, Ezekiel (I10007)
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| 10163 | [v20t0575.ftw] Oscar's occupation was bridge builder for the Pennsylvania Railroad. He lived most of his last years with his son, Earle and his wife, Elsie, in Springfield OH. He was bedfast from a stroke when his son Earle died of a heart attack in 1951. Oscar drank to excess when his grandson, Earle A. was a teenager. Oscar travelled with train crews and his grandson saw little of him. However, when railroad retirement records were searched the Pennsylvania Railroad showed he had only worked for them for five years. | MILLER, Oscar (I09927)
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| 10164 | [v20t0575.ftw] Phoebe had two brothers, James and John Gest | GEST, Phoebe (I10008)
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| 10165 | [v20t0575.ftw] Rhoda Dimmitt married Lott Hulick and they had nine children: Martha Hulick Jane Hulick Ezekiel and Oliver Hulick (twins?) Mary Hulick George Washington Hulick Elizabeth Hulick Amanda Hulick Keziah Hulick | HULICK, Rhoda Dimmitt (I10010)
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| 10166 | [v20t0575.ftw] Shadrach Lane had five children. He was a pioneer merchant at Olive Branch, Ohio. | LANE, Shadrack (I10027)
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| 10167 | [v20t0575.ftw] Tillie (are she and Millie twins??) married Rudolph Behrens. Their children are: Corinne, Marie, Florence, Ella, Anna, Rudy, Fred. Fred was also known as "shorty". | BEHRENS, Tillie Wesselmann (I09984)
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| 10168 | [v20t0575.ftw] William Dimmitt came from England "at an early age" and settled in Baltimore County Maryland. | DIMMITT, William (I10040)
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| 10169 | [v20t0575.ftw] William owned a butcher shop beneath the family home at 1413 Race Street in Cincinnati, the Over The Rhine area of town. William loved music and baseball and had a brother who lived in Cleveland. German was spoke in his home. | WESSELMANN, William H. (I09972)
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| 10170 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I09675)
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| 10171 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I09676)
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