| Descendants of Martin Stickel
Generation No. 1 1. MARTIN1 STICKEL was born in Lutzelhausen, Hessen, Germany, and died in Lutzelhausen, Hessen, Germany. He married CATHERINE BREITENBACH 03 Mar 1745/46 in Altenhasslau, Germany. She was born in Grossenhausen, Gelnhausen, Hessen, Germany, and died in Lutzelhausen, Hessen, Germany. Notes for MARTIN STICKEL: Information about Martin Stickel provided by Rev. Ulrich Biskamp, Pastor of what is now known as Martinskirche in Altenhasslau, Hessen, Germany, from the church's old hand written record books dating back to 1609.----- ===================================================== More About MARTIN STICKEL and CATHERINE BREITENBACH: Marriage: 03 Mar 1745/46, Altenhasslau, Germany Child of MARTIN STICKEL and CATHERINE BREITENBACH is: 2. i. JOHANNES "JOHN"2 STICKEL, b. 10 Sep 1759, Lutzelhausen, Hessen, Germany; d. 09 Nov 1813, Lutzelhausen, Hessen, Germany. Generation No. 2 2. JOHANNES "JOHN"2 STICKEL (MARTIN1) was born 10 Sep 1759 in Lutzelhausen, Hessen, Germany, and died 09 Nov 1813 in Lutzelhausen, Hessen, Germany. He married ANNA MARGARETHA KESSLER RESTLER 21 Mar 1782 in Altenhasslaun, Germany, daughter of JOHANNS RESTLER and CHRISTINA BREITENBACH. She was born 15 Oct 1761 in Grossenhausen, Gelnhausen, Hessen, Germany. Notes for JOHANNES "JOHN" STICKEL: The following information was provided in response to a query I posted at Ancestry.com's STICKEL message board: ===================================================== Subject: Re: STICKEL from Germany to Perry Co., OH Author: Jackie Pugh Date: 07 Sep 2002 4:12 AM GMT ===================================================== I will give you what I have: I got this info from "The Parkinson Papers" at the Newark, Ohio Library by John W. Parkinson. Is as follows: Johannes Stickel "John" married Anna Margaretha Resler in Germany. Their son Daniel Matthew Stickel born March 18, 1798 in Hesse-Cassel, Germany. He married Anna Katharina Staufinger who was from Hesse-Cassel, Germany also. They married in Germany & emigrated to America with their young family. They had 14 children, of those 5 died in infancy, including (My ancestor) Anna Marie's twin, the oldest girl died & was buried at sea. ===================================================== Information about Johannes Stickel provided by Rev. Ulrich Biskamp, Pastor of what is now known as Martinskirche in Altenhasslau, Hessen, Germany, from the church's old hand written record books dating back to 1609.----- ===================================================== More About JOHANNES STICKEL and ANNA RESTLER: Marriage: 21 Mar 1782, Altenhasslaun, Germany Children of JOHANNES STICKEL and ANNA RESTLER are: 3. i. JOHANN PHILIP3 STICKEL, b. 28 Oct 1795, Lutzelhausen, Hessen, Germany; d. 09 Nov 1870, Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., PA. 4. ii. DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS STICKEL, b. 21 Mar 1798, Lutzenhausen (Hesse-Castle) Germany; d. 25 Jul 1867, Somerset, Perry Co., OH. Generation No. 3 3. JOHANN PHILIP3 STICKEL (JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 28 Oct 1795 in Lutzelhausen, Hessen, Germany, and died 09 Nov 1870 in Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., PA. He married GERTRUDE CATHERINE TRIPPEL 13 Apr 1819 in Altenhasslaun, Hessen, Germany, daughter of FREDRICK TRIPPEL and ANNA ARMBRECHT. She was born 19 Mar 1804 in Lutzelhausen, Hessen, Germany, and died 21 Mar 1880 in Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., PA. Notes for JOHANN PHILIP STICKEL: Information obtained from Rev. Ulrich Biskamp, Pastor of the church where Johann was married. The church as then known in 1818 as Wilhemskirche. Since 1968 it is known as Martinskirche. This information on Johann Philip comes from the church's old hand written (in Old German) record books that date back to 1609. This is a "Reform" Church, in German, Evangelisch (Protestant).----- ========================================================= More About JOHANN PHILIP STICKEL: Burial: Youngstown Cemetery, Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., PA Census: 1870, Derry Twp., Westmoreland Co., PA Notes for GERTRUDE CATHERINE TRIPPEL: Information obtained from Rev. Ulrich Biskamp, Pastor of the church where Johann was married. The church as then known in 1818 as Wilhemskirche. Since 1968 it is known as Martinskirche. This information on Johann Philip comes from the church's old hand written (in Old German) record books that date back to 1609. This is a "Reform" Church, in German, Evangelisch (Protestant).----- ======================================================== More About GERTRUDE CATHERINE TRIPPEL: Burial: Youngstown Cemetery, Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., PA Census: 1870, Derry Twp., Westmoreland Co., PA More About JOHANN STICKEL and GERTRUDE TRIPPEL: Marriage: 13 Apr 1819, Altenhasslaun, Hessen, Germany Children of JOHANN STICKEL and GERTRUDE TRIPPEL are: i. ANDREW4 STICKEL. ii. HENRY STICKEL, b. Abt. 1821. 5. iii. PETER STICKEL, b. Abt. 1833; d. Abt. 1877, Derry Twp., Westmoreland Co., PA. iv. JAMES STICKEL, b. 31 Aug 1846. More About JAMES STICKEL: Census: 1870, Derry Twp., Westmoreland Co., PA 4. DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3 STICKEL (JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1)1 was born 21 Mar 1798 in Lutzenhausen (Hesse-Castle) Germany, and died 25 Jul 1867 in Somerset, Perry Co., OH. He married ANNA CATHERINE STAFFINGER2 Abt. 1820 in GERMANY, daughter of JACOB STAFFINGER and KATHERINA SEOBEL. She was born 03 Jun 1800 in Lutzenhausen (Hesse-Castle) Germany, and died 22 Jan 1892 in Somerset, Perry Co., OH, died of Paralysis. Notes for DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS STICKEL: DANIEL MATTHEW STICKEL and ANNA CATHERINE STAFFINGER STICKEL, came to this country in 1833, from Lutzelhausen, in Hesse Kassel, Germany. The ship they came on was the Phoenix. It arrived at the port of Baltimore on 30 Sep 1833. They lived for several years in Warrenton, Va., where MR. STICKEL was an overseer of slaves on a plantation. The Stickel family later settled in Somerset, Perry Co., OH in 1840. ========================================================== LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF DANIEL STICKEL (Transcribed by Charles C. Moore, 2nd Great-Grandson from a copy of original will) "In the name of God, Amen. I, Daniel STICKEL, of the town of Somerset, in the County of Perry, and State of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, blessed Allmighty God for the same, do make and publish this my last will and testament. 1) I give and bequeath to my beloved Wife Katharina, all my household furniture and all the rest of my personal and living Property of every Description in my house and premises, that is, Horses, Cows, hogs, or calfs, and fowls, etc. 2) It is my will, that if there should be any just debts, by me owing, after my decease, the same debts shall not be paid out of the proceeds of any of the several legacies already named and bequeathed to my wife, Katharina, of my personal property, to be hers forever. 3) I also give, devise, and bequeath to my beloved Wife Katharina, all the rest of my real estate, my residence where I now live, also my three town lots adjoining my house, also several lots bought of August HESSE (?), and William NICKLOS (?), and one two and a half acres out lot of William LERUKE (?) with all the farming empliments necessary to work the same. 4) It is my will that all my just Debts shall be paid out of my real estate, by selling so much of it, as will raise sufficient money to pay the same. 5) It is my will that my beloved Wife Katharina shall have the reasonable use and benefit of the named property during her lifetime as long as she shall remain unmarried, and my widow; but on her decease or marriage the remainder thereof shall be divided in equal shares to my children or their heirs respectively, and on her marriage according to our laws. 6) I do nominate and appoint my beloved Wife Katharina to be sole executrix of this my last will, but at full liberty to appoint an assistant whenever she pleases, in testimony whereof, I hereunto set my hand and seal, and publish and decree this to be my last will and testament in presence of the witnesses named below this first day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty five. <s> Daniel Stickel [seal] ================================================================= Witnesses present: Signed, sealed, declared, and published by the said Daniel STICKEL, as and for his last will and testament in presence of us, who, at his request and in his presence, and in presence of each other, have subscribed our names as Witnesses hereto. <s> Christian L. Greiner [seal] <s> Johan Christopher Toppe [seal] ================================================================== This info was obtained from Jackie Pugh <[email protected]>: "[Daniel STICKEL and Anna Katherina STAUFINGER] had 14 children, of those 5 died in infancy, including my ancestor, Anna Maria's twin, the oldest girl & was buried at sea." ================================================================== More About DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS STICKEL: Census 1: 1850, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH in Somerset Census 2: 1840, Reading Twp., Somerset, Perry Co., OH Census 3: 1860, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH in Somerset Occupation: Farmer More About ANNA CATHERINE STAFFINGER: Census: 1880, Perry Co., OH in Reading Twp., Somerset More About DANIEL STICKEL and ANNA STAFFINGER: Marriage: Abt. 1820, GERMANY Children of DANIEL STICKEL and ANNA STAFFINGER are: i. CATHARINA4 STICKEL, b. Abt. 1823. 6. ii. JOHANNES JOHN STICKEL, b. 07 Apr 1826, Germany; d. 31 May 1914, Van Wert Co., OH, Woodlawn Cemetery. 7. iii. ANNA MARIE STICKEL, b. 09 Nov 1828, Hesse-Cassel, GER; d. 28 Feb 1920. iv. EMILY STICKEL, b. Abt. 1831; m. PARKESON. 8. v. DANIEL FREDERICK STICKEL, b. 05 Aug 1832, Lutzenhausen, GERMANY; d. 08 Dec 1917, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH. vi. DOROTHY E. STICKEL, b. 28 Jul 1835. 9. vii. MARIA WILLIS STICKEL, b. 22 Jun 1836; d. 26 Jan 1923, Somerset OH, Perry Co.. 10. viii. CATHERINE STICKEL, b. 24 Jun 1838, VA; d. Feb 1914, Newark, OH. 11. ix. MARY STICKEL, b. Abt. 1840, VA; d. 29 Jul 1928, Lancaster, Fairfield Co., OH. 12. x. CHARLES FREDERICK STICKEL, b. 01 Jul 1842, Perry Co. OH; d. 22 Nov 1928, Death Certificate issued Perry Co., OH in Somerset. 13. xi. NANCY STICKEL, b. 30 Jun 1845, OH; d. 08 Nov 1910, OH. Generation No. 4 5. PETER4 STICKEL (JOHANN PHILIP3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born Abt. 1833, and died Abt. 1877 in Derry Twp., Westmoreland Co., PA. He married ELIZABETH EATON. She was born Abt. 1843. Notes for PETER STICKEL: Peter Stickel was a member of the G.A.R. (Grand Army of the Republic) a veteran of the Civil War. Believe he enlisted at the very beginning for 90 days and was then discharged.----- ========================================================== More About PETER STICKEL: Occupation: Farmer Children of PETER STICKEL and ELIZABETH EATON are: i. ARMSTRONG5 STICKEL. ii. THOMAS E. STICKEL. iii. JOSEPH H. STICKEL, b. Abt. 1863. iv. WILLIAM STICKEL, b. Abt. 1865. 14. v. JAMES MADISON STICKEL, b. 25 Oct 1872, Derry Twp., Westmoreland Co., PA; d. 03 May 1953, Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., PA. vi. PHILIP STICKEL, b. Abt. 1875. vii. PETER STICKEL, b. Abt. 1877. 6. JOHANNES JOHN4 STICKEL (DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 07 Apr 1826 in Germany, and died 31 May 1914 in Van Wert Co., OH, Woodlawn Cemetery3. He married LYDIA ELIZABETH HUTCHINS 02 Sep 1852 in Rushville, Fairfield Co., OH, daughter of JAMES HUTCHINS and SARAH MILLER. She was born 01 Jul 1834 in OH, and died 07 Jun 1918 in Van Wert Co., OH. Notes for JOHANNES JOHN STICKEL: John served in Company F of the 64th OVI and Company G of the 31st OVI during the Civil War. ===================================================== Obituary: "A message received here Monday afternoon announced the death of John Stickle, 87, in Van Wert, O., an uncle of James and John Parkison, of Newark, whose mother, Mrs. Kate Parkison, Mr. Stickle's sister, died three months ago. Mrs. Parkison was the third of her family to die within two weeks. "Mr. Stickle spent his early life in Somerset, O., and removed to Van Wert several years ago. The funeral will be held Wednesday."--- ===================================================== Obituary taken from Van Wert Daily Bulletin, 6-1-1914: A VETERAN OF THE CIVIL WAR, LONG A RESIDENT OF THIS CITY ANSWERS FINAL SUMMONS John Stickle [Stickel], one of the oldest and most widely known pioneer residents of the city, died Sunday evening, at his residence on South Fulton street, the result of a complication of ailments, which had their origin in his service during the Civil War. Mr. Stickle, who was born in Germany eighty-eight years ago, came to America when a lad of eight, locating with his parents in Virginia. He became a resident of VanWert county in 1863 and since that year had made this city his home. The deceased was a veteran in Company D, 31st O.V.I. in Perry county and later with Company F, 64th O.V.I. He was a member of the G.A.R. and of the St. Mark's Lutheran Church. Mr. Stickle is survived by his wife and three daughters as follows: Mrs. Alice Baker, of Ross county, Mrs. Lovia Adams, of Columbus, and Mrs. Zada mcGowen, of South Fulton street. Nine grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren are also counted in his survivors. The funeral services will be held at the residence, Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, Rev. Rohlfing, officiating. Burial at Woodland. ====================================================== More About JOHANNES JOHN STICKEL: Cause of Death: Chronic Heart Disease; Census: 1860, Reading Twp., Somerset, Perry Co., OH More About JOHANNES STICKEL and LYDIA HUTCHINS: Marriage: 02 Sep 1852, Rushville, Fairfield Co., OH Children of JOHANNES STICKEL and LYDIA HUTCHINS are: i. SARAH EUNICE5 STICKEL, b. 18 Jun 18534; d. 18 Aug 1855. 15. ii. CLARA ANN STICKEL, b. 07 Sep 1855; d. 15 Feb 1913. 16. iii. FRANCES CATHERINE STICKEL, b. 23 Sep 1857; d. 25 Jan 1899, Van Wert Co., OH, Woodlawn Cemetery. 17. iv. MARY ALICE STICKEL, b. 09 Aug 1860; d. 24 Feb 1958, Ross Co., OH. v. ZADA CECELIA STICKEL, b. 27 Jan 1864; d. 03 Jul 1935; m. EDWARD MCGOWEN, 28 Nov 1901, Van Wert, OH; b. 29 Mar 1858; d. 01 Dec 1930, Van Wert Co., OH, Woodlawn Cemetery. More About EDWARD MCGOWEN and ZADA STICKEL: Marriage: 28 Nov 1901, Van Wert, OH 18. vi. LOUISA ELIZABETH STICKEL, b. 14 Jul 1867; d. 03 Oct 1936. 7. ANNA MARIE4 STICKEL (DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 09 Nov 1828 in Hesse-Cassel, GER, and died 28 Feb 1920. She married ANDREW JACKSON PARKINSON 04 Sep 1851 in Somerset, Perry Co., OH. He was born Abt. 1825. More About ANDREW PARKINSON and ANNA STICKEL: Marriage: 04 Sep 1851, Somerset, Perry Co., OH Child of ANNA STICKEL and ANDREW PARKINSON is: 19. i. MARY ELIZABETH5 PARKINSON. 8. DANIEL FREDERICK4 STICKEL (DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 05 Aug 1832 in Lutzenhausen, GERMANY, and died 08 Dec 1917 in Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH5. He married PRISCILLA ALICE SETZER 07 Dec 1856 in Perry Co., OH6, daughter of PHILLIP SETZER and EMILY BEACH. She was born 26 Jun 1835 in VA7, and died 12 Oct 1915 in Perry Co., OH8. Notes for DANIEL FREDERICK STICKEL: The following information was provided by Rick Brown, email: [email protected] ====================================== The following was found as a clipping in the Bible of Mary Alice [STICKEL] Baker, granddaughter of Daniel and Catherina STICKEL: "Daniel F. Stickel, whose serious illness was mentioned last week, died about four o'clock on Saturday morning. He was a familiar figure about town, and until very recently was remarkably active for a man of his age. His long years of residence here had made him a host of friends, who had the hightest regard for him and who sorrow at his passing. "Funeral services, conducted by Rev. H.V. Disbro, were held in the Lutheran church on Monday afternoon, and interment made in the church cemetery. "Daniel Frederick Stickel was born in Lutzenhausen, Germany, Aug. 5, 1832. He was united in marriage with Priscilla Alice Setzer, Dec. 7, 1856. This union was blessed with two sons and one daughter. He was baptized in the Ev. Lutheran faith in Lutzenhausen, Germany. In his early childhood his parents immigrated to America, settled at Somerset. He spent his entire life here and united with the Ev. Lutheran church at an early age. "He was a soldier in the Civil War, serving under Capt. Reiner in Co. 'G' of the 160th Regt., Ohio Inft. "He leaves a son V. Stickel, of Zanesville; a daughter Mrs. Oliver Sutton, of the home; eight grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, three sisters and one brother. One son died in infancy and his wife preceded him into the spiritual world a little over two years ago."--- ===================================== More About DANIEL FREDERICK STICKEL: Burial: new Lutheran Cemetery, Somerset Cause of Death: Paralysis Census 1: 1860, Somerset, Perry Co., OH Census 2: 1870, Somerset, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH Census 3: 1880, Somerset, Perry Co., OH Census 4: 1890, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH in Somerset (M123/70/562) Union Veterans & Widows of the Civil War Census 5: 1910, Somerset, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH More About PRISCILLA ALICE SETZER: Burial: new Lutheran Cemetery, Somerset More About DANIEL STICKEL and PRISCILLA SETZER: Marriage: 07 Dec 1856, Perry Co., OH9 Children of DANIEL STICKEL and PRISCILLA SETZER are: 20. i. WILLIAM HENRY5 STICKEL, b. 05 Sep 1857, OH; d. 09 Nov 1934, Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH. ii. PHILIP ROBERT STICKEL, b. 02 Aug 1859; d. 24 Oct 1859. 21. iii. EMILY CATHERINE STICKEL, b. 08 Mar 1865. 9. MARIA WILLIS4 STICKEL (DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 22 Jun 1836, and died 26 Jan 1923 in Somerset OH, Perry Co.10. Notes for MARIA WILLIS STICKEL: The following is taken from a personal letter to me from my Aunt Maxine MOORE Beyer, received 14 JAN 2003: =============================================== "There was Aunt Maria STICKEL, Somerset, O. (Isn't Maria a beautiful name?) Maria, emphasis on the 'i'. Is she a STICKEL or a JONES? I'm thinking STICKEL--yes, definitely! "She had a boy living with her, but he was not her son; she was a maiden lady. I very vaguely remember Roy--oh, yes, I believe his name was Roy SOUSLIN. "Aunt Maria had a weaving house on the lot next to her quaint home. (I was never in it) but being a kid you can understand why! She wove fine hemstitched linen, table cloths, napkins, buffet runners, etc., and rugs as well, also carpets. "Each day I took a pint of milk (on my way to school, I was probably in the first grade) and left it on her door step. One day I told Grandmother Stickel, 'Aunt Maria doesn't like the milk, it's still there.' "They found her dead! From here on I remember nothing. Nothing about a funeral--nothing! "My Grandparents had a way of protecting us. "I have a few pieces of old linen fabric here, and each time I pick up a piece--maybe to dust with--I think, 'Oh, could Aunt Maria have woven this?'" --Aunt Max =============================================== More About MARIA WILLIS STICKEL: Census: 1920, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH Child of MARIA WILLIS STICKEL is: i. ROY5 SOUSLIN. 10. CATHERINE4 STICKEL (DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 24 Jun 1838 in VA, and died Feb 1914 in Newark, OH. She married WILLIAM M. PARKINSON 30 Oct 1877 in Newark, OH. He died Oct 1897 in Newark, OH. Notes for CATHERINE STICKEL: Obit taken from the Newark Advocate, 6 FEB 1914: THREE DEATHS IN TWO WEEKS IN ONE FAMILY Mrs. Kate [STICKEL] Parkinson Answers Call After Being an Invalid for Several Years The third death In the Parkinson family within less than two weeks was recorded late Thursday with the death of Mrs. Kate Parkinson, in her home at 20 Pataskala street. A fourth member of the family is said to be dangerously ill in her home in Moundsvllle, W. Va. Mrs Ida. Woodcock was the first member of the family to die within the past two wefeks. Mrs. William Parkinson, a sister-in-law, was taken ill at the funeral and died here a few days later. Mrs. Kate Parkinson died as a result of illress with Bright's disease and complications. She was 76 years of age and was born in Virginia June 24, 1838, being the daughter of Daniel and Catherine Stickel who immigrated to this country in 1833, moving to Somerset, O., in 1840. She came to Newark n 1862 and was married to Wiliam M. Parkinson here, Oct. 30, 1877. Mr. Parkinson died in 1897. Mrs. Parkinson is survived by two sons, John W. Parkinson and James A. Parkinson, and two grandchildren. There are six brothers and sisters surviving: John Stickel, of Van Wert. O., Mrs. Mary From of near Baltimore. O.; Daniel Stickel, Charles Stickel. Mrs. Emily Parkinson and Maria Stickle, of Somerset. She had been an invalid for a lumber of years. For 35 years she vas a member of Plymouth Congregational church. The funeral service will he coducted by Rev. P. Holloway in the home Saturdav afternoon at 2 o'clock, followed by interment in Cedar Hill cemetery.--- ========================================================= More About CATHERINE STICKEL: Burial: Cedar Hill Cemetery Notes for WILLIAM M. PARKINSON: Obit from the Newark Advocate, Newark, OH, 9 Oct 1897: THE LATE Wm. PARKINSON Wm. McClure Parkinson, 31st O.V.I., died last week in Newark. Mrs. Beckwith, his only survivng sister, and member of the Parkinson family, also Mr. Charles Stickle, his brother-in-law and comrade in the Army, attended the funeral. Wm. Parkinson was a sincere and devoted husband and patriot who had survived the wreck of war and time to near the close of his three score years and ten, and leaves behind him a record true to friends, generous to foes, faithful to his profession of Christian duties, who no bribe could seduce and no terror ever awe---Kagy cor. Somerset Press.--- ========================================================= More About WILLIAM M. PARKINSON: Name 2: William M. Parkinson More About WILLIAM PARKINSON and CATHERINE STICKEL: Marriage: 30 Oct 1877, Newark, OH Children of CATHERINE STICKEL and WILLIAM PARKINSON are: i. JOHN W.5 PARKINSON. More About JOHN W. PARKINSON: Name 2: John W. Parkinson ii. JAMES A. PARKINSON. More About JAMES A. PARKINSON: Name 2: James A. Parkinson 11. MARY4 STICKEL (DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born Abt. 1840 in VA, and died 29 Jul 1928 in Lancaster, Fairfield Co., OH. She married GEORGE W. FROMM 05 Feb 1865, son of JOHN FROMM and MARY FELLER. He was born 06 Sep 1841. Notes for MARY STICKEL: Obituary taken from Lancaster Eagle Gazette, Monday, July 30, 1928: LIVED TO A GREAT OLD AGE Mrs. Mary Fromm, aged 87, died Sunday, 7am, at her home on the Infirmary Pike, demise following a two years' illness. Besides the husband, George Fromm, one son, Harry of the home, one daughter, Mrs. William Friesner, Baltimore, and one brother, Charles Stickle of Somerset, survive. Funeral services will be held Tuesday 2pm, from the St. Peters Church on the Infirmary Pike, with Rev. Calvin Foster officiating. Burial is to be made in Canal Winchester cemetery by A.E. Johnson, Baltimore undertaker.----- ======================================= More About MARY STICKEL: Burial: Canal Winchester Cemetery Notes for GEORGE W. FROMM: This information was provided by Rick Brown, email: [email protected] ======================================= The following was copied from the County Genealogical News Representative Citizens, from the Perry County Heirlines, Vol V, Winter 1868, which was copied from 'History of Fairfield County' by Charles C. Miller, 1912: George V. Fromm, now living in Walnut Twp., Fairfield Co., Ohio was born on his father's farm in Perry Co., Ohio Sept 6, 1841, a son of John and Mary [Feller] Froim. John Froim was born in Center County, PA, and died in Perry Co., OH in April 1891, at 71 years of age. His parents were Frederick and Mary [Klinger] Froim, who came to Ohio when John was a year old, settling in Perry County where both died. They [Frederick and Mary] had 7 children: John, Fred, Samuel, Emeline, Catherine, Peggy, and Polly [all now deceased]. John married first Mary Feller and secondly Catherine Vinegardner. His children born to his first wife were: Lavina, David, George, Martha [one of twins, one dying in infancy], John, Mary, William, Levi, Hannah, and Nandelia. George lived in Perry County until 1880, when he came to Fairfield County and for 9 years lived on rented farm near Canal Winchester, later buying present farm from Charles Lamb. On Feb. 5, 1865, Mr. Froim married Miss Mary STICKEL, one of a family of 13 children of Daniel and Catherine [Staffinger] STICKEL. They came from Germany, lived first at Washington, D.C., then moved to Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Froim had six children: Leroy, dying at age 21, Marry who maried Juliet Kenny and has three children--Clarence, Harold and Margaret--, Charles, now deceased, who married Jennie Ewards, Zoe, who is the wife of William Friesner of Pleasant Twp., and has three children--Frances, Pearl, and Claude--, Arthur, who died at age 19 years, and Emma, who died at age 4 years. Mr. Froim and his family are members of the Reformed Church. He is a Democrat and a Member of Odd Fellow Lodge at Pleasantville, Ohio. ======================================================= More About GEORGE FROMM and MARY STICKEL: Marriage: 05 Feb 1865 Children of MARY STICKEL and GEORGE FROMM are: i. LEROY5 FROMM. 22. ii. HARRY FROMM, b. Abt. 1866; d. 21 Dec 1957, Pleasantville, OH. iii. CHARLES FROMM, m. JENNIE EDWARDS. 23. iv. ZOE FROMM. v. ARTHUR FROMM. vi. EMMA FROMM. 12. CHARLES FREDERICK4 STICKEL (DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 01 Jul 1842 in Perry Co. OH, and died 22 Nov 1928 in Death Certificate issued Perry Co., OH in Somerset10. He married PHIDELIA JANE JONES 02 Apr 1871 in Perry Co., OH11,12,12, daughter of JEHU JONES and REBECCA GOODIN. She was born 14 Apr 1850 in Perry Co. OH, and died 08 Apr 1933 in Somerset, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH13. Notes for CHARLES FREDERICK STICKEL: Following are two obituaries from unknown papers, but presumably are from that local area (Roseville, Somerest). CHARLES FREDERICK STICKLE CHARLES FREDERICK STICKLE, son of DANIEL M. and CATHERINE STICKEL, was born July 1, 1842, in Somerset, Perry county, Ohio. He departed this life November 23, 1928, aged 86 years, 4 months and 22 days. He was the last of thirteen children. As a child he was brought unto the Lord in baptism and later was confirmed and united with the local Lutheran church. On April 2, 1871, he was united in marriage to MISS PHIDELIA J. JONES. To them eight children were born, two of whom, GEORGE and MRS. JESSIE MOORE preceded him in death. When the war broke out in 1860, MR. STICKEL volunteered in Company G, Thirty-first Regiment, O.V.I. He was wounded at Missionary Ridge, Nov. 25, 1863 but after a season of hospitalization he re-enlisted and served throughout the remainder of the war. He was with GENERAL SHERMAN on his 'March to the Sea.' He was honorably discharged on July 25, 1865. MR. STICKEL carried the effects of his war wound throughout the remainder of his life. MR. STICKEL was engaged in the tannery business but when this business grew slack he became a butcher. His business dealings were all characterized by the most scrupulous honesty. He was a most considerate husband and a kind father. He was a friend of children, always having candy or some little gifts to share with them. He was interested in public affairs and in people in general. One very beautiful thing he and his good wife did, an act that will always be looked upon and remebered in this community as exemplary, was that these two people took three children of their deceased daughter and son-in-law and made a home for them. MR. STICKEL is survived by the following near relatives: His aged wife, five sons, DONALD of New Lexington, FRANK of Somerset, FRED of Zanesville, CHARLES of Newark, SHERMAN of East Fultonham; 22 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. During his long life MR. STICKEL made a host of friends who will mourn his departure.---- ============================================================= CHARLES F. STICKEL, SOMERSET VETERAN, ANSWERS LAST CALL CHARLES FREDERICK STICKEL, 86, Civil War veteran and retired tanner, died Friday of complications resulting from a wound received years ago. He was born here July 1, 1842 the son of DANIEL MATTHEW STICKLE and ANNA CATHERINE STUFINGER STICKLE, who came to this country in 1833, from Altenhastlen, in Hesse Cassell, Germany. They lived for several years in Warrenton, Va., where MR. STICKLE was an overseer of slaves on a plantation. The Stickle family settled in Somerset in 1840. The deceased is the last of his generatIon and was of a family of 13 children. He enlisted in the service Aug. 3, 1861, in Company G, 31st O.V.I., and was wounded Nov. 25. 1863 in the battle of Mission Ridge. The bullet, which lodged in his lungs was never removed. After he left the hospital, he joined his regiment, and served throughout the remainder of the war, being with GENERAL SHERMAN on his 'March to the Sea'. In the regiment in which MR. STICKLE served, his brother, JOHN and two brothers-in-law, ISAAC SOUSLIN, of Somerset and WM. PARKINSON of Newark, were also soldiers. His brother DANIEL, was also a Civil War veteran. MR. STICKLE came of a long lived family, his mother, reaching the age of 91 years and his brothers and sisters reaching advanced years. On April 2, 1871, he was married to MISS PHIDELIA J. JONES, daughter of JEHU BROOKS JONES and REBECCA GOODIN JONES, who survives him. They were the parents of eight children, and the following survive; DANIEL STICKLE, of New Lexington; FRANK, of Somerset; FRED, of Zanesville; MRS. MARY. F. JOHNSON of Fultonham; CHARLES A STICKLE of Newark; SHERMAN STICKLE of Canton. He also leaves 22 grandchildren. Several nieces and nephews live in Newark. After the war, MR. STICKLE engaged in the tannery business, which he operated for many years. He was a member of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church. Funeral services were conducted from the Reformed church, Monday morning, Rev. H.P. SCHOEPILE and Rev. MCCLEARY officiating and burial in the Lutheran cemetery bv funeral director OTIS HELSER. Paul bearers for the deceased were F.L. ANSPACH, P F. MOONEY, W.J. FLAUTT, J.L. LOVE, CURTIS CURL and E.P. WALSER, members of the local American Leqion. Salute was fired and taps sounded over the grave.----- ============================================================== Text take from: HISTORY OF PERRY COUNTY BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH "S" Transcribed by: Timothy E. Fisher at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~tfisher/tefishermain.htm STICKEL, CHARLES, son of Daniel M. Stickel, who was born in Hesse Cassell, Germany in 1798, and died in Somerset, O., in 1861, at the age of sixty-three years; his wife was Katharine Staffinger. They brought with them three children to the State of Virginia, in 1833, where they remained about six years. They came to Somerset in 1839. Their sons are John, in Van Wert, Ohio; Daniel and Charles in Somerset, Ohio. The daughters are Emily Parkeson, post office Somerset; Catharine Parkeson, of Newark; Maria, of Somerset; Mary Fromm, of Canal Winchester; Nancy Souslin, near Somerset. Charles Stickel was married to Phidelia J. Jones, daughter of Jehu B. Jones. He finished work as an apprentice at the tanning trade in 1867, and now owns the residence and tannery of his preceptor. He volunteered in Company G, Thirty-first Regiment, O.V.I., Captain Jackson in 1861; was wounded November 25, 1863, at Mission Ridge; re-enlisted and was honorably discharged July 23, 1865. He has added the Forquair, to the Poorman estate and tannery, works three hands, and his leather is sought for at home and abroad. He is Lutheran in religion, Republican in politics, arid his career illustrates the rewards of patriotism, sobriety, industry and plodding perseverance. His mother is yet living at the age of eighty-one, to which advance period of life she has arrived without the aid of snuff or tobacco.------ =============================================================== LAST WILL and TESTAMENT of Charles Frederick STICKEL (As transcribed by Charles C. MOORE, great-grandson from a copy of the original will) In the Name of the Benevolent Father of All, I, Charles F. Stickel of the village of Somerset, Perry County, Ohio, do make and publish this my last will and testament. ITEM FIRST After my death it is my will that all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid out of my estate. ITEM SECOND I give, will, devise and bequeath all of my property, real, personal, and mixed of every kind, nature, and description and whereas situated that I may have and own at the time of my death to my beloved wife, Phidelia Jane Stickel for and during the time and term of her natural life. However, should it become necessary for her support or maintenance she is hereby authorized and empowered to sell and convert source into money and use there from whatever may be necessary for her proper comfort and welfare. ITEM THIRD After the death of my said beloved wife, I will, devise and bequeath that all the rest and residue of my property that may thus remain, be divided equally between my seven children or their legal representatives, share and share alike in equal proportions. I desire that this my will be not probated unless it is absolutely necessary but that the provisions of the same be carried out by wife and children as herein indicated. I hereby revoke all former wills by me made and declare this my last will and testament. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and signed my name to this my last will and testament this 31st day of January AD 1910. Signed and acknowledged by ] <s> Charles F. Stickel said Charles F. Stickel as ] and for his last will and ] testament in our presence; ] and signed by us as witnesses at ] his request, in his presence ] and in presence of each other ] <s> Cyrus Swinehart <s> E.P. Walser =============================================================== Taken from the Zanesville Signal, Zanesville, OH on 14 JAN 1929: STICKEL WILL FILED The ascerted will of Charles F. Stickel, bequeathing all property of every kind and description to Phidelia Jane Stickel, the widow, was offered for probate in court late Friday. The testament dates Janurary 31, 1910, and was witnessed by Cyrus Swinehart and E.P. Walser. The will provides that all residue of property at the death of the widow be shared equally by the seven surviving children.----- =============================================================== Taken from the Somerset Press, Wednesday, June 5, 1935: STICKEL PROPERTIES SOLD AT AUCTION LAST WEEK The Stickel properties in Somerset were sold at Sheriff's sale in partition last week. The Home place was bought by Charles W. White of Cleveland. It is understood that Mr. White and his family will move here. The property known as the Maria Stickel place was bought by Frank Stickel, Dr. Clarence Loveberry bought the property by the track with the pond, R.C. Abbott the field norht of the pond, W.V. Ralph the residence which he now occupies, Charles Stickel the field in Reading Twp. and the two building lots in the village.--- =============================================================== More About CHARLES FREDERICK STICKEL: Cause of Death: Cardiac failure Census 1: 1850, Somerset, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH Census 2: 1860, Somerset, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH Census 3: 1870, Somerset, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH Census 4: 1880, Somerset, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH Census 5: 1900, Somerset, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH Census 6: 1910, Somerset, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH Census 7: 1920, Somerset, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH Medical Information: Died of Cardiac Failure brought on by Senility Military service: Bet. 1863 - 1865, Civil War Military Records - 31st O.V.I., Co. 'G', Charles was a Civil War veteran with the 31st O.V.I., Co. 'G', was wounded at Mission(ary) Ridge.14 Notes for PHIDELIA JANE JONES: Obituary taken from Zanesville Times-Recorder 10 APR 1933: MRS. C.F. STICKEL DIES IN SOMERSET Mother of Fred Stickel of this City Expires Mrs. Phidelia Jane Stickel, 83, mother of Fred Stickel, of this city, died at her home in Somerset Friday morning, after an illness from infirmities due to her advanced age. She was the widow of C. F. Stickel, who died four years ago. A lifelong resident of Somerset, Mrs. Stickel had many friends in the community. She was a member of the Lutheran Church. Surviving are one sister, Miss Mary Jones, of Somerset; six children; Mrs. Mary Johnson, of Fultonham; Daniel, of New Lexington, Frank of Somerset; Fred of this city; Charles of Newark, and Sherman of Canton. She also leaves 20 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Somerset Lutheran church and burial will be made in the church cemetery.------ =================================================================== More About PHIDELIA JANE JONES: Cause of Death: Cerebral Hemmorage caused by Senility Census 1: 1860, Perry Co., OH in Reading Twp., Somerset Census 2: 1850, Perry Co., OH in Reading Twp., Somerset Census 3: 1870, Perry Co., OH in Somerset Census 4: 1930, Reading Twp., Somerset, Perry Co., OH More About CHARLES STICKEL and PHIDELIA JONES: Marriage: 02 Apr 1871, Perry Co., OH15,16,16 Children of CHARLES STICKEL and PHIDELIA JONES are: 24. i. DANIEL JEHU5 STICKEL, b. 20 Sep 1872, Perry Co. OH; d. 20 Jun 1954, Franklin Co., OH (?). ii. IRA FRANKLIN STICKEL, b. 30 Jan 1874, Somerset, Perry Co., OH; d. 14 Nov 1965, Somerset, Perry Co., OH; m. ANNIE BATTEY, 22 Aug 1905, Muskingum Co., OH; b. 30 Mar 1871; d. 03 Aug 1925. More About IRA FRANKLIN STICKEL: Census: 1920, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH More About IRA STICKEL and ANNIE BATTEY: Marriage: 22 Aug 1905, Muskingum Co., OH iii. GEORGE WASHINGTON STICKEL, b. 13 May 1876, Perry Co. OH17; d. 12 Oct 1884, Perry Co. OH. 25. iv. JOHN FREDERICK STICKEL, b. 09 Aug 1878, Perry Co. OH; d. 17 Jan 1961, Muskingum Co., OH. 26. v. MARY RACHEL STICKEL, b. 10 Oct 1880, Perry Co. OH; d. 03 May 1949, Franklin Co., OH. 27. vi. CHARLES ALBERT STICKEL, b. 09 Feb 1883, Perry Co. OH; d. 21 Aug 1949, Licking Co., OH. 28. vii. WILLIAM SHERMAN STICKEL, b. 19 Jul 1885, Perry Co. OH; d. 29 Oct 1988, Lehigh Acres, Lee Co., FL. 29. viii. JENNIE KATHERINE STICKEL, b. 31 Jul 1887, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH; d. 25 Mar 1918, Somerset, Perry Co., OH. 13. NANCY4 STICKEL (DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 30 Jun 1845 in OH17, and died 08 Nov 1910 in OH. She married ISAAC SOUSLIN18 03 Dec 1865 in Somerset, Perry Co., OH19, son of JACOB SOUSLIN and SARAH LUTZ. He was born 07 Feb 1838 in OH, and died 20 Feb 1925 in OH. Notes for ISAAC SOUSLIN: Text taken from "Perry County, Biographical Sketches" SOUSLIN, Isaac, farmer; post office, Somerset, Ohio; born in 1838, in Perry County; is a son of Jacob Souslin, and his wife, Sarah E., daughter of Michael Lutz. His grandfather, Martin Souslin, was a resident of Licking county, Ohio, where he deceased. Isaac was married in 1865, to Miss Nancy STICKEL. He enlisted in Company G, Thirty-first Regiment, O.V.I., and served to the end of the war. He was partner in a tan yard for six years, with his borther-in-law, Charles Stickel; farmed rented land two years; and in 1876, he bought in section 35, Hopewell, of William Parks. He has greatly improved this farm, and demonstrated the power of industry and good husbandry in production of good crops. The children are: Charles F., John R., Laura W., Sarah K., Louisa Ellen, Mary Alice, Bertha Olive, William Henry, Daniel Richard, and James A. Garfield Souslin. Mr. and Mrs. Souslin are Lutheran in religion, and add to the comforts of home the light of the newspapers and the contentment of Christians.--- ========================================================= LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT In the name of the Benevolent Father of all; - I, Isaac Souslin, a resident of Hopewell Township, in Perry County, Ohio, do make and declare this to be my last will and testament, hereby revoking and annulling all former wills made by me. ITEM FIRST It is my desire that all my debts, if any there be, and my funeral expenses, be paid early as practicable after my death, and that my executor see to it that my tombstone be lettered according to contract I have with Roch Burrell of New Lexington, Ohio. ITEM SECOND I will and direct that all my property and estate, personal and real, be by my executor sold at public or private sale, (some preferably possibly at private and other at public sales), as and when my executor deems best and on such terms of payment as my executor shall deem best, and converted into money; and my executor is accordingly hereby fully authorized and empowered, in order to complete such sales, to execute any and all necessary assignments, deeds and conveyances, in the premises, and in making sale of the real estate to execute and deliver good and sufficient deed or deeds to convey the same to purchaser or purchasers thereof in fee--simple. And my executor shall have sole management and control of my property and estate until so sold by him. ITEM THIRD I give and bequeath all my property and estate, presumptively converted into money by my exexutor pursuant to the foregoing privisions, (subject, of course to the payment of debts, taxes, costs, fees and charges under the law), as follows, to-wit; To my six (6) children, Charles Souslin, John Souslin, Catherine Davis, Daniel Souslin, William Souslin, and Ella Hefric, and my grandson Jesse Souslin, (son of my deceased daughter Laura), equally, share and share alike, excepting that my son Daniel shall receive One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) less than each of my other said children and grandson, respectively. ITEM FOURTH I nominate as my executor my friend Owen Yost, of Somerset, Ohio,--and trust that my estate will be administered without unnecessary delay, honestly and according to the foregoing provisions and without unnecessary expense. In testimony whereof, I, the said Isaac Souslin, hereunto sign my name to this my last will and testametn, this 31st day of July AD 1923. <s> Isaac Souslin Signed and acknowledged by said Isaac Souslin as and for his last will and testament in our presence and signed hereunto by each of us in his presence and in the presence of each other, as witnesses, at his request, this 31st day of July AD 1923. <s> Chas W Hurst Somerset, Ohio <s> J.E. Murdock Somerset, Ohio ========================================================= More About ISAAC SOUSLIN: Census 1: 1850, Reading Twp., Somerset, Perry Co., OH Census 2: 1870, Somerset, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH Census 3: 1880, Hopewell Twp., Perry Co., OH Census 4: 1910, Hopewell Twp., Perry Co., OH Census 5: 1920, Hopewell Twp., Perry Co., OH Residence: 1850, For whatever reason, Isaac was living with Michael LUTZ, his grandfather, presumably. More About ISAAC SOUSLIN and NANCY STICKEL: Marriage: 03 Dec 1865, Somerset, Perry Co., OH19 Children of NANCY STICKEL and ISAAC SOUSLIN are: i. CHARLES FREDERICK5 SOUSLIN, b. 16 Oct 1866, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH; d. 23 Dec 1941, Perry Co., OH. ii. JOHN R. SOUSLIN20, b. Jun 1867; m. DORA SHRIDER; b. Jul 1871. iii. LAURA WILLIS SOUSLIN, b. 12 Oct 1869, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH; d. 27 Nov 1901, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH. iv. LOUISA ELLEN SOUSLIN, b. 19 Oct 1872, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH; d. Abt. 1945. v. MARY ALICE SOUSLIN, b. 11 Jul 1874, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH; d. 07 Feb 1897, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH. vi. BERTHA OLIVE SOUSLIN, b. 19 Nov 1875, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH; d. 04 Apr 1895, Perry Co., OH. vii. SARAH KATHERINE SOUSLIN, b. Jun 1876, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH; d. Nov 1944, Perry Co., OH. viii. WILLIAM HENRY SOUSLIN, b. 13 Jul 1877, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH; d. 26 Apr 1949. ix. DANIEL RICHARD SOUSLIN, b. 05 Jun 1879, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH; d. 07 Jul 1968, Perry Co., OH. Notes for DANIEL RICHARD SOUSLIN: Obituary taken from the 9 Jul 1968 Zanesville Times-Recorder: DANIEL R. SOUSLIN SOMERSET --- Daniel R. Souslin, 89, of Somerset, died at 7:15pm Sunday [July 7] at Mark Rest Center in McConnelsville where he had been a patient two months. He was a retired farmer, born June 5, 1879, at Somerset, a son of Isaac and Nancy Stickel Souslin. He was a member of the Somerset St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Surviving are three nieces, Mrs. Mae Scurlock and Mrs. Orpha Jones, both of Somerset, and Mrs. Emma Garey of Junction City; and four nephews, Jess of Somerset, Roy of Cleveland, Ralph of Thornville, and Raymond of Junction City. Friends may call at Thomas Funeral Home in Somerset where services will be held at 2pm Wednesday with Rev. Harvey Bongers officiating. Burial will be in the Lutheran cemetery.--- ================================================================ x. JAMES A. GARFIELD SOUSLIN, b. 11 Nov 1881, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH; d. 15 Jan 1883, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH. Generation No. 5 14. JAMES MADISON5 STICKEL (PETER4, JOHANN PHILIP3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 25 Oct 1872 in Derry Twp., Westmoreland Co., PA, and died 03 May 1953 in Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., PA. He married LYDIA JANE IGO 03 Nov 1897 in Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., PA. She was born 29 Jan 1878 in Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., PA. More About JAMES MADISON STICKEL: Burial: Youngstown Cemetery, Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., PA Occupation: Streecar Motorman & Constable More About JAMES STICKEL and LYDIA IGO: Marriage: 03 Nov 1897, Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., PA Children of JAMES STICKEL and LYDIA IGO are: i. JAMES ROBERT6 STICKEL, b. 12 Nov 1911, Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., PA; d. 22 Apr 1992, Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., PA; m. RUTH ESTELLA POORMAN, 03 May 1933, Winchester, VA; b. 24 Aug 1911, Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., PA. More About JAMES ROBERT STICKEL: Burial: Unity Cemetery, Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., Pa Occupation: Shipping Dept., Latrobe Steel Co. More About JAMES STICKEL and RUTH POORMAN: Marriage: 03 May 1933, Winchester, VA ii. JOSEPH EDGAR STICKEL, b. 21 Jan 1900. iii. GERALDINE STICKEL, b. 15 Feb 1903. iv. IRMA BELLE STICKEL, b. 17 Mar 1906. 15. CLARA ANN5 STICKEL (JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 07 Sep 1855, and died 15 Feb 1913. She married C. WALDMAN 28 Jun 1876. More About C. WALDMAN and CLARA STICKEL: Marriage: 28 Jun 1876 Child of CLARA STICKEL and C. WALDMAN is: i. S. E.6 WALDMAN, b. 26 May 1876; m. J. M. MALLERY, 07 Aug 1902. More About J. MALLERY and S. WALDMAN: Marriage: 07 Aug 1902 16. FRANCES CATHERINE5 STICKEL (JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 23 Sep 1857, and died 25 Jan 1899 in Van Wert Co., OH, Woodlawn Cemetery. She married WILLIAM O. BASSETT 27 Jan 1874. He was born 19 Jan 1844, and died 26 Oct 1912 in Van Wert Co., OH, Woodlawn Cemetery. More About WILLIAM BASSETT and FRANCES STICKEL: Marriage: 27 Jan 1874 Child of FRANCES STICKEL and WILLIAM BASSETT is: 30. i. CORA ADELL6 BASSETT, b. 14 Dec 1875; d. 07 May 1925. 17. MARY ALICE5 STICKEL (JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 09 Aug 1860, and died 24 Feb 1958 in Ross Co., OH. She married WILLIAM SCOTT BAKER 17 Oct 1874, son of HENRY BAKER and CATHERINE KNIGHT. He was born 13 Sep 1856 in Twin Twp., Ross Co., OH, and died 07 Nov 1921 in Twin Twp., Ross Co., OH. More About WILLIAM SCOTT BAKER: Name 2: William Baker Cause of Death: Cancer on the face More About WILLIAM BAKER and MARY STICKEL: Marriage: 17 Oct 1874 Children of MARY STICKEL and WILLIAM BAKER are: i. LYDIA CATHERINE6 BAKER, b. 14 Jul 1880. ii. JOHN FRED BAKER, b. 09 Oct 1882. iii. ZADA LULA BAKER, b. 11 Mar 1885. iv. WILLIAM LLOYD BAKER, b. 02 Feb 1891. 31. v. CLARA ELIZABETH BAKER, b. 10 May 1895, Ross Co., OH; d. 21 Jan 1986, Ross Co., OH. 18. LOUISA ELIZABETH5 STICKEL (JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 14 Jul 1867, and died 03 Oct 1936. She married WILLIAM H. ADAMS 14 Apr 1891 in Grove City, OH, son of HARVEY ADAMS and JANE BRYANT. He was born 22 Nov 1863. Notes for WILLIAM H. ADAMS: Lived at 4812 S. Harrisburg Pike, Grove City, OH His occupation was Insurance Surveyor, worked for many years for the Sanborn Map Co., Chicago, IL. They lived in Van Wert, OH until 1895; Chicago, IL until 1897; Dayton, OH 1897-98; Lima, OH 1899; Columbus, OH 1900-24; on a farm near Grove City, 1924. =============================================== More About WILLIAM ADAMS and LOUISA STICKEL: Marriage: 14 Apr 1891, Grove City, OH Children of LOUISA STICKEL and WILLIAM ADAMS are: 32. i. RICHARD ORM6 ADAMS, b. 24 Oct 1892. ii. MARGARET ROBERTA ADAMS, b. 25 Sep 1894. iii. LUTHER WILLIAM ADAMS, b. 09 Jan 1897. iv. GRACE LOUVA ADAMS, b. 10 May 1901; d. 14 May 1906. 19. MARY ELIZABETH5 PARKINSON (ANNA MARIE4 STICKEL, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) She married OAKLEY WASHINGTON WINGATE. Child of MARY PARKINSON and OAKLEY WINGATE is: i. CLARA ANN6 WINGATE, m. CHARLES DARWIN SMITH. 20. WILLIAM HENRY5 STICKEL (DANIEL FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 05 Sep 1857 in OH, and died 09 Nov 1934 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH. He married MARTHA JANE PHILLIPS 24 May 1882 in Perry Co., OH, daughter of JAMES PHILLIPS and SARAH ELDER. She was born 01 Feb 1860, and died 17 Jul 1942. Notes for WILLIAM HENRY STICKEL: Obituary from the 10 NOV 1934 Times-Recorder, Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH: WILLIAM STICKEL DIES FRIDAY AT HOME OF DAUGHTER Was Employed by Findeiss Leather Tannery of City fof 33 Years William H. STICKEL, 77 years of age, who for 33 years was connected with the Findeiss Leather Tannery, died at 8 o'clock Friday evening at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ernest J. Strouse, 524 Woodlawn Avenue. He had been confined to bed since suffering a stroke nine months ago. A native of Somerset, Ohio, Mr. STICKEL had later moved to Adamsville where he spent most of his life. He was a member of the Lutheran Church of Somerset and had many friends in that community and in Zanesville. Surviving are his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Wilbur S. Searl, 456 Woodlawn Avenue, and Mrs. Ernest J. Strouse, at whose home he died: one sister, Mrs. Emma Sutton, Somerset; five grandsons, two grand-daughters, and two great grand-daughters. The body is resting at the Thompson funeral parlors at White Cottage and will be returned Saturday afternoon to Mrs. Strouse's home where funeral services will be held at 1:30 o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev. J.R. McQuay of the First Methodist Episcopal church will be in charge. Interment will be in Woodlawn.----- ============================================== More About WILLIAM HENRY STICKEL: Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery Census 1: 1920, 6W, Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH Census 2: 1930, 6W, Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH More About WILLIAM STICKEL and MARTHA PHILLIPS: Marriage: 24 May 1882, Perry Co., OH Children of WILLIAM STICKEL and MARTHA PHILLIPS are: 33. i. CARRIE ALICE6 STICKEL, b. 07 Feb 1883. 34. ii. CHARLES LEWIS STICKEL, b. 28 Aug 1884; d. 24 Sep 1941. 35. iii. SUSIE GLADYS STICKEL, b. 21 Oct 1890. 21. EMILY CATHERINE5 STICKEL (DANIEL FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 08 Mar 1865. She married OLIVER EUGENE SUTTON 20 Apr 1890 in Perry Co., OH, son of DAVID SUTTON and MARY ADAMS. He was born 18 Sep 1861, and died 19 Sep 1920. Notes for OLIVER EUGENE SUTTON: Oliver was an oil well driller by trade, worked for a number of years in Perry Co., OH and other adjoining fields. ====================================================== More About OLIVER SUTTON and EMILY STICKEL: Marriage: 20 Apr 1890, Perry Co., OH Children of EMILY STICKEL and OLIVER SUTTON are: 36. i. WALTER EUGENE6 SUTTON, b. 23 Feb 1891. ii. MARY ETHEL SUTTON, b. 14 Apr 1893. Notes for MARY ETHEL SUTTON: She was employed for many years for the Somerset Telephone Co. iii. CLIFFORD WILLIAM SUTTON, b. 24 Mar 1895. Notes for CLIFFORD WILLIAM SUTTON: Employed at Bridge Construction work by the B & O RR Co. on the Straitsville line. iv. VIRGIL MORRISON SUTTON, b. 21 Jun 1897. Notes for VIRGIL MORRISON SUTTON: Employed as drive of bus on the Newark and New Lexington bus line. 37. v. DANIEL CHARLES SUTTON, b. 24 Oct 1899. 22. HARRY5 FROMM (MARY4 STICKEL, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born Abt. 1866, and died 21 Dec 1957 in Pleasantville, OH. He married JULIET KENNY. She died Abt. 1926. Notes for HARRY FROMM: Obituary taken from Zanesville Signal of Dec. 23, 1957: HARRY FROMM Harry Fromm, 89, retired farmer and lifelong resident of the Pleasantville area, died of a heart attack Saturday in his home. He was born near Somerset, the son of George and Mary (Stickel) Fromm. His wife died 29 years ago and he leaves a daughter, Mrs. Zoa Friesner of Baltimore, O. Funeral services will be held at 10:30am Tuesday in the Charles R. Boring Funeral Home with the Rev. W.E. Souders conducting the service. Burial will be made in Lutheran and Reformed Cemetery, Thornville. Friends may call at the funeral home.----- ======================================================== More About HARRY FROMM: Burial: Lutheran and Reformed Cemetery, Thornville Children of HARRY FROMM and JULIET KENNY are: i. CLARENCE6 FROMM. ii. HAROLD FROMM. iii. MARGARET FROMM. 23. ZOE5 FROMM (MARY4 STICKEL, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) She married WILLIAM FRIESNER. Children of ZOE FROMM and WILLIAM FRIESNER are: i. FRANCES6 FROMM. ii. PEARL FROMM. iii. CLAUDE FROMM. 24. DANIEL JEHU5 STICKEL (CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 20 Sep 1872 in Perry Co. OH21, and died 20 Jun 1954 in Franklin Co., OH (?). He married VANNIE IONA LOWER 30 Sep 1898 in Perry Co., OH, daughter of FRANK LOWER and LILA STAINBROOK. She was born 30 Jun 1878 in OH, and died 20 Apr 1957 in Perry Co. OH22. Notes for DANIEL JEHU STICKEL: Obituary taken from 21 Jun 1954 Zanesville Times-Recorder: DANIEL J. STICKEL DIES IN COLUMBUS NEW LEXINGTON, June 20 --- Daniel J. Stickel, 81, retired plaster contractor of this community, died early this morning at Mercy Hospital, Columbus, after an illness of several months, although he had been critical only the past week. He was a member of the Methodist church and a life resident of this community. Surviving are his wife, Vannie of the home, a daughter Mrs. Mary Louise Smith, and a son, Robert L. Stickel, both of Columbus; two grandchildren, three brothers, Fred Stickel of Putnam avenue Zanesville, Sherman of Canton and Frank of Somerset. The body will be at the C.L. Chute funeral home here where friends may call after 1pm Tuesday and where services are to be held at 2pm Wednesday with Rev. A.L. Barnick officiating. Burial will be in the New Lexington cemetery.--- =============================================== Notes for VANNIE IONA LOWER: Obituary taken from The Zanesville Signal, Monday 22 APR 1957: MRS. VANNIE STICKLE NEW LEXINGTON -- Services for Mrs. Vannie Stickle, 8O, will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Chute funeral home here. Burial will be in New Lexington cemetery. Mrs. Stickle, widow of Daniel J. Sickle, died Saturday night. =============================================== More About DANIEL STICKEL and VANNIE LOWER: Marriage: 30 Sep 1898, Perry Co., OH Children of DANIEL STICKEL and VANNIE LOWER are: i. ROBERT LOWER6 STICKEL, b. 20 May 1902; d. Jan 1981, Farfield or Perry Co., OH; m. ROBERTA GRIFTON; b. 01 Apr 1901. 38. ii. MARY LOUISE STICKEL, b. 27 Oct 1912; d. 20 Dec 1998, Gahanna, OH. 25. JOHN FREDERICK5 STICKEL (CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1)23 was born 09 Aug 1878 in Perry Co. OH24, and died 17 Jan 1961 in Muskingum Co., OH. He married STELLA MOORE 27 Dec 1899 in Perry Co., OH, daughter of CHARLES MOORE and ELIZABETH TRACY. She was born 12 Jan 1879 in Perry Co. OH, and died 15 Jun 1956 in Muskingum Co., OH. Notes for JOHN FREDERICK STICKEL: Piece taken from the Zanesville Signal, April 1, 1944: Under CASES ASSIGNED FOR NEW COURT TERM Thursday, April 13 - John F. STICKEL against William C. Smith, Leasure, Guffey & Leasure for plaintiff. George & Foreman for defense.--- ========================================== Notice taken from Wednesday, December 21, 1949 Zanesville Signal: STICKELS TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Stickel of 1214 Putnam avenue will observe their golden wedding anniversary Christmas day with a family dinner at noon. Friends and relatives are invited to call during the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Stickel wre married Dec. 27, 1899, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore of Roseville. They have one daughter and three sons, Laurence of Moxahala avenue, Albert of 1183 Wheeling avenue, Victor of 804 Fountain square, and Mrs. Helen Peshek of Apple Creek, O. They also have seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Three children are deceased.--- =========================================== Obituary taken from Zanesville Times-Recorder 18 JAN 1961: J.F. STICKEL J. Frederick Stickel, 82, of 507 Brookover avenue, died at 12:20 p.m. Tuesday at his home following a five week illness. Mr. Stickel was a native of Somerset. He was born July 9, 1878, a son of Charles and Fedelia [sp: Phedelia] Jones Stickel. He had made his home in Zanesville for the past 41 years. He was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church. Mr. Stickel retired in 1945 after 35 years with the Findeiss Leather Company. Surviving are three sons, Lawrence F. of Newark, Albert V. of Massillou, and Victory of 507 Brookover avenue; a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Peshek of Canton; two brothers, Frank of Somerset and Sherman of Canton; seven grandchildren and a number of great-grandchildren. A son, two daughters, three brothers and two sisters preceded him in death. The body was removed to the DeLong and Baker Funeral Home where friends may call after 4 o'clock this afternoon.----- =========================================== More About JOHN FREDERICK STICKEL: Census 1: 1920, Zanesville , Muskingum Co., OH Census 2: 1930, Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH More About JOHN STICKEL and STELLA MOORE: Marriage: 27 Dec 1899, Perry Co., OH Children of JOHN STICKEL and STELLA MOORE are: i. RUTH PHIDELIA6 STICKEL, b. 19 Nov 1900, Perry Co. OH; d. 19 Jun 1917, Perry Co. OH. 39. ii. HELEN KATHERINE STICKEL, b. 22 Nov 1902, Perry Co. OH; d. 26 Dec 1988, Canton, OH. iii. DOROTHY ELIZABETH STICKEL, b. 15 Aug 1905, Perry Co. OH; d. 13 Feb 1908, Perry Co. OH. iv. LAWRENCE FREDERICK STICKEL, b. 14 Apr 1909, Reading Twp., Perry Co. OH; d. 06 Jan 1986, Somerset, Perry Co., OH (Parmiter Nursing Home in Malta); m. (1) ETHEL MAMIE GATEWOOD; b. 15 Aug 1902, Pherby, TX; d. 10 Feb 1973, Somerset, Perry Co., OH; m. (2) ETHEL ARBUCKLE BUSSEY, Abt. Aug 197325; m. (3) L. B. HAVENS BURCHER, 12 May 1977, Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church26. Notes for ETHEL MAMIE GATEWOOD: Obituary taken from the Zanesville Times-Recorder of 12 Feb 1973: MRS. MAMIE STICKEL Mrs. Mamie Stickel, 70, of Riverview Manor, died at 6:30am, Sunday at her home after a 16-year illness. She was born in Pherby, Texas Aug. 15, 1902. Mrs. Stickel was a member of Somerset Lutheran Church. She is survived by her husband, Lawrence Stickel. DeLong and Baker Funeral Home is in charge.----- ========================================================= More About LAWRENCE STICKEL and ETHEL BUSSEY: Marriage: Abt. Aug 197327 More About LAWRENCE STICKEL and L. BURCHER: Marriage: 12 May 1977, Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church28 v. JOHN J. STICKEL, b. Abt. 1911. 40. vi. JEHU JONES STICKEL, b. 21 Feb 1913, Perry Co. OH; d. 13 Mar 1948, Anchorage, AK -- airplane crash, co-pilot. 41. vii. ALBERT VERNON STICKEL, b. 29 Dec 1915, Perry Co. OH; d. 10 Jul 1991, Ellenton, FL. 42. viii. VICTORY FRANKLIN STICKEL, b. 11 Nov 1918, Perry Co., OH; d. 14 Jan 1971, Muskingum Co., OH. 26. MARY RACHEL5 STICKEL (CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 10 Oct 1880 in Perry Co. OH, and died 03 May 1949 in Franklin Co., OH. She married CHARLES ROBERT JOHNSON, SR. 30 Mar 1902, son of CLARA E.. He was born 06 Jan 1878, and died 29 May 1948 in Franklin Co., OH. Notes for MARY RACHEL STICKEL: Obituary taken from 4 May 1949 Zanesville Times-Recorder: SISTER OF LOCAL RESIDENT CALLED Mrs. Mary Johnson, 68, sister of Fred Stickle of 1214 Putnam avenue, Zanesville, died suddenly at her home in Columbus Monday following a heart attack. Mrs. Johnson was a native of Somerset, and was the daughter of the late Charles and Phidelia Stickle. In addition to the brother in this city, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Evans, a former nurse in Bethesda hospital here; four other daughters and three sons; five brothers, Daniel Stickle of New Lexington, Frank of Somerset, Fred of this city, Charles of Newark, and Sherman of Canton. Her husband, Murry Johnson, one son and one sister preceded her in death. Funeral services will be conducted from the St. Luke Lutheran church on Norwich avenue in Columbus Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.--- =============================================== More About CHARLES JOHNSON and MARY STICKEL: Marriage: 30 Mar 1902 Children of MARY STICKEL and CHARLES JOHNSON are: i. ERNEST FRANCIS6 JOHNSON, b. 30 Jan 1903. ii. MABEL IONE JOHNSON, b. 13 Apr 1906; m. CLARENCE MARION MAUK, 1928. More About CLARENCE MAUK and MABEL JOHNSON: Marriage: 1928 iii. EVELYN LENORA JOHNSON, b. 20 Jan 1907; m. JACK EVANS, 14 Mar 1927. More About JACK EVANS and EVELYN JOHNSON: Marriage: 14 Mar 1927 iv. ALBERT EDWARD JOHNSON, b. 03 Nov 1908. v. MARY KATHERINE JOHNSON, b. 12 May 1912; m. ANDREW MARSH. vi. ADA PAULINE JOHNSON, b. 09 Feb 1917; m. JOHNSON. vii. MARJIREE JANE JOHNSON, b. 23 May 1919; m. CRANE. viii. PAUL LEE JOHNSON, b. 16 Nov 1920. ix. CHARLES ROBERT JOHNSON, JR., b. 09 Nov 1922. 27. CHARLES ALBERT5 STICKEL (CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 09 Feb 1883 in Perry Co. OH29, and died 21 Aug 1949 in Licking Co., OH. He married (1) ZELLA MABEL THOMPSON, daughter of LOUIS THOMPSON and CAROLINE BUXTON. She was born 03 Jul 1882 in Miller Twp., Knox Co., OH. He married (2) ANNA M. REAM 18 Oct 1904 in Perry Co. OH, daughter of DAVID REAM and ALICE ELDER. She was born 04 May 1884, and died Abt. 1948. Notes for CHARLES ALBERT STICKEL: Obituary taken from files at Muskingum Co. Chapt. of OGS, Zanesville, OH: CHARLES STICKLE Charles Stickle, 67, was found dead at 10 a.m. Monday in his home, 436 Garfield Avenue, by a neighbor. He had been ill and was dismissed from Newark Hospital July 26th. Dr. James H. Pollock, coroner, said that death resulted from natural causes. Mr. Stickle was a native of Somerset. His wife Zella Mae Stickle is deceased and he leaves a son Albert Stickle in Columbus; also four brothers: Fred Stickle of Zanesville, Frank of Somerset, Sherman of Canton, and Dan Stickle of New Lexington. He was a member of East Main Street United Brethren Church. The body is at the Householder funeral home. Funeral arrangements have not been made.--- ================================================================== Obituary taken from Zanesville Times-Recorder 23 AUG 1949 [contains conflicting information with the obit listed above]: CHARLES STICKEL DIES IN NEWARK Charles H. Stickel, 65, died at his home, 443 Garfield Avenue, Newark Sunday. Although he had been ill for some time his death was believed due to a heart attack. The deceased was the son of the late Charles F. and Phidelia J. Stickel of Somerset. He had been in the grocery business for over 15 years and was a member of the United Brethren church in Newark. Surviving are a son; four brothers, J. Fred Stickel of Zanesville, Samuel [?] Stickel of Somerset, and Sherman Stickel of Canton [does not list the fourth brother Dan]; and a number of nieces and nephews. His wife, Zella, died one year ago. Funeral services will be conducted from the Householder funeral home in Newark Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.--- ================================================================== More About CHARLES ALBERT STICKEL: Census: 1910, Somerset, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH More About CHARLES STICKEL and ANNA REAM: Marriage: 18 Oct 1904, Perry Co. OH Child of CHARLES STICKEL and ANNA REAM is: i. ALBERT REAM6 STICKEL, b. 29 Dec 1907, Perry Co. OH29. 28. WILLIAM SHERMAN5 STICKEL (CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 19 Jul 1885 in Perry Co. OH30,30, and died 29 Oct 1988 in Lehigh Acres, Lee Co., FL30,30. He married MARY LESTA HARTLEY 09 Jan 1912 in Perry Co. OH, daughter of GEORGE HARTLEY and MARY SWINGLE. She was born 13 Apr 1887 in OH, and died Feb 1979 in Ft. Myers, Lee Co., FL. Notes for WILLIAM SHERMAN STICKEL: Moved to Canton, OH in 1915, 1030 Cherry St., NE. =============================================== This Uncle Sherman is the one who took Dad (Keith D. Moore) to live with him in Canton. From what I've been told he was somewhat abusive and drank a lot. Sherman lived to be 103 years old. He died in Lehigh Acres, FL where my Aunt Virginia MOORE Waits and her husband Harold Waits also lived until their deaths. =============================================== More About WILLIAM SHERMAN STICKEL: Census: 1930, Canton, Stark Co., OH More About WILLIAM STICKEL and MARY HARTLEY: Marriage: 09 Jan 1912, Perry Co. OH Child of WILLIAM STICKEL and MARY HARTLEY is: i. VERA6 STICKEL, b. Abt. 1903, Perry Co., OH. Notes for VERA STICKEL: According to the 1920 census for Columbus, Franklin Co., OH, Vera was working as an Order Clerk at a Drug Store. ========================================================================= More About VERA STICKEL: Census: 1920, Columbus, Franklin Co., OH 29. JENNIE KATHERINE5 STICKEL (CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 31 Jul 1887 in Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH31, and died 25 Mar 1918 in Somerset, Perry Co., OH32,33. She married CHARLES ARTHUR MOORE 30 Jun 1907 in Perry Co. OH34, son of CHARLES MOORE and ELIZABETH TRACY. He was born 01 Feb 1886 in Roseville OH, Perry/Muskingum Co., and died 02 Jul 1918 in Good Samaritan Hosp., Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH35. Notes for JENNIE KATHERINE STICKEL: Died of Pulmonary Tuberculosis. Buried in Somerset, OH, on 28 Mar 1918. She suffered from this disease for nearly a year before secumbing. Michael Clause (or Clouse) was the physician. ============================================================= Obituary in 3-28-1918 issue of New Lexington Tribune: DEATH AT SOMERSET The death of Mrs. Charles Moore occurred at her home in Somerset Monday evening of tuberculosis. A husband and two [three, actually] children survived. The deceased was a daughter of C.F. Stickle of Somerset and a sister of D.J. Stickle of this place. The Moores lived at Roseville until recently when they moved to Somerset.--- ============================================================= More About JENNIE KATHERINE STICKEL: Date born 2: 31 Jul 1887, Birth Certificate issued - Perry Co., OH, in Reading Twp., Somerset Died 2: 25 Mar 1918, Death Certificate issued - Pulmonary Tuberculosis Cause of Death: Pulmonary Tuberculosis Census 1: 1910, Muskingum Co., OH in Roseville Census 2: 1900, Muskingum Co., OH in Clay Twp., Roseville Census 3: 1920, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH Medical Information: Duration 11 months Notes for CHARLES ARTHUR MOORE: Charles A. was a barber and had his shop in Roseville, OH. He also had his own photography darkroom and did color tinting of photos. Died of Typhoid Fever, along with "consolidation of right lung." Was buried in Roseville, OH, on 05 Jul 1918. ================================================== More About CHARLES ARTHUR MOORE: Died 2: 02 Jul 1918, Death Certificate issued - Typhoid Fever & consolidation of right lung Cause of Death: Typhoid Fever & Consolidation of Right Lung Census 1: 1910, Muskingum Co., OH Census 2: 1900, Muskingum Co., OH More About CHARLES MOORE and JENNIE STICKEL: Marriage: 30 Jun 1907, Perry Co. OH36 Children of JENNIE STICKEL and CHARLES MOORE are: 43. i. KEITH DONALD6 MOORE, b. 29 Dec 1907, Roseville, Clay Twp., Perry Co., OH; d. 06 Jan 1987, Port Charlotte, FL, PC Care Center. 44. ii. MAXINE RUTH MOORE, b. 14 Feb 1910, Roseville, Perry Co. OH; d. 25 Sep 2003, Alamo, TX. iii. CARL MOORE, b. Abt. 1911. iv. VIRGINIA CATHERINE MOORE, b. 25 Jul 1913, Muskingum Co., OH37,37; d. 21 Feb 1993, Lehigh Acres, Lee Co., FL37,37; m. HAROLD A. WAITS; b. 04 Jul 191438,38; d. Mar 1985, Lehigh Acres, Lee Co., FL38,38. Generation No. 6 30. CORA ADELL6 BASSETT (FRANCES CATHERINE5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 14 Dec 1875, and died 07 May 1925. She married A. SCHNEIDER 24 Nov 1897. More About A. SCHNEIDER and CORA BASSETT: Marriage: 24 Nov 1897 Children of CORA BASSETT and A. SCHNEIDER are: i. ESTHER L.7 SCHNEIDER. 45. ii. LAWRENCE BASSETT SCHNEIDER, SR., b. 18 Dec 1898. iii. RUTH ISABELLA SCHNEIDER, b. 20 Jan 1908. 31. CLARA ELIZABETH6 BAKER (MARY ALICE5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 10 May 1895 in Ross Co., OH, and died 21 Jan 1986 in Ross Co., OH. She married SAMUEL ADDY 20 Jun 1920 in Ross Co., OH. He was born 11 Jul 1867 in Ross Co., OH, and died 29 Nov 1946 in Ross Co., OH. More About SAMUEL ADDY and CLARA BAKER: Marriage: 20 Jun 1920, Ross Co., OH Children of CLARA BAKER and SAMUEL ADDY are: 46. i. ETHEL MARIE7 ADDY, b. 10 Jul 1915, Springfield, Clark Co., OH. ii. CLYDE ADDY, b. 13 Aug 1921. iii. GAYLORD ADDY, b. 21 Sep 1923. 32. RICHARD ORM6 ADAMS (LOUISA ELIZABETH5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 24 Oct 1892. He married MARY LOVE NEWMAN, daughter of HENRY NEWMAN and VERYL CATHCART. She was born 26 Aug 1892. Children of RICHARD ADAMS and MARY NEWMAN are: i. MIRIAM BEATRICE7 ADAMS, b. Apr 1920. ii. PATRICIA ADAMS, b. Oct 1921. iii. ANN ROBERTA ADAMS, b. Jan 1924. iv. LESLIE ADAMS, b. 08 Jun 1927. 33. CARRIE ALICE6 STICKEL (WILLIAM HENRY5, DANIEL FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 07 Feb 1883. She married WILBUR SEARLE 05 Feb 1900 in Muskingum Co., OH. He was born 10 Oct 1879. More About WILBUR SEARLE and CARRIE STICKEL: Marriage: 05 Feb 1900, Muskingum Co., OH Children of CARRIE STICKEL and WILBUR SEARLE are: i. LLOYD7 SEARLE, b. 11 Sep 1902. 47. ii. WILBUR SEARLE, b. 23 May 1905. 34. CHARLES LEWIS6 STICKEL (WILLIAM HENRY5, DANIEL FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 28 Aug 1884, and died 24 Sep 1941. He married CARRIE DICKERSON Abt. 1921. Notes for CHARLES LEWIS STICKEL: Obituary: CHARLES L. STICKEL FUNERAL SATURDAY Funeral services for Charles L. Stickel, 56, of 656 Woodlawn avenue, who died Wednesday following a heart attack while hunting near Pennsville, Morgan county, will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the home of a nephew, Charles Strouse, of 724 Woodlawn avenue, with Rev. Rolland Carter, pastor of the First Methodisst church, officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery. Mr. Stickel, with Strouse and another newphew, Lloyd Searl, of 656 Woodlawn avenue, had been hunting all day and were returning to their automobile when he was stricken. A native of Somerset, Perry county, he had resided in Zanesville for the past 28 years. He had lived at the Searl residence for the past year. He was a former truck driver for the Brown Grocery company here. Surviving besides his nephews, are his mother, Mrs. Martha Jane Stickel, of 724 Woodlawn avenue, who is critically ill; a daughter, Miss Martha Alice Stickel, of Akron; two sisters, Mrs. Wilbur Searl of 656 Woodlawn avenue, and Mrs. E.J. Strouse, of 724 Woodlawn avenue. The body was removed to the Thompson Funeral home at White Cottage and will be taken to the Strouse home this evening.--- ========================================================== More About CHARLES STICKEL and CARRIE DICKERSON: Marriage: Abt. 1921 Child of CHARLES STICKEL and CARRIE DICKERSON is: i. MARTHA ALICE7 STICKEL. 35. SUSIE GLADYS6 STICKEL (WILLIAM HENRY5, DANIEL FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 21 Oct 1890. She married ERNEST G. STROUSE 23 Feb 1910 in Muskingum Co., OH, son of SAMUEL STROUSE and ROUSE HAINES. He was born 11 Oct 1882. More About ERNEST G. STROUSE: Census 1: 1920, 6W, Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH, Living with William H. Stickel, Father-in-Law Census 2: 1930, 6W, Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH More About ERNEST STROUSE and SUSIE STICKEL: Marriage: 23 Feb 1910, Muskingum Co., OH Children of SUSIE STICKEL and ERNEST STROUSE are: i. WILLIAM HENRY7 STROUSE, b. 07 Aug 1911. ii. RICHARD FREDERICK STROUSE, b. 14 Feb 1912; m. HELEN RUTH MUMMER, 21 Jun 1941. More About RICHARD STROUSE and HELEN MUMMER: Marriage: 21 Jun 1941 iii. CHARLES STROUSE, b. 04 Oct 1913. iv. WILBUR EUGENE STROUSE. v. MARGARET SARAH STROUSE, b. 14 Sep 1924. vi. MARTHA JANE STROUSE, b. 14 Sep 1924. 36. WALTER EUGENE6 SUTTON (EMILY CATHERINE5 STICKEL, DANIEL FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 23 Feb 1891. He married GRACE IMES. Children of WALTER SUTTON and GRACE IMES are: i. DONALD EUGENE7 SUTTON, b. 21 Mar 1914. ii. KENNETH IMES SUTTON, b. 02 Nov 1915. iii. ROBERT WALTER SUTTON, b. 06 Apr 1919. 37. DANIEL CHARLES6 SUTTON (EMILY CATHERINE5 STICKEL, DANIEL FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 24 Oct 1899. He married WILMA KINKADE 24 Jun 1924, daughter of FREDERICK KINKADE and NELLIE MAXWELL. She was born 29 Nov 1905. More About DANIEL SUTTON and WILMA KINKADE: Marriage: 24 Jun 1924 Child of DANIEL SUTTON and WILMA KINKADE is: i. ERMA GEORGIANA7 SUTTON. 38. MARY LOUISE6 STICKEL (DANIEL JEHU5, CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 27 Oct 1912, and died 20 Dec 1998 in Gahanna, OH. She married EDWIN SMITH. Child of MARY STICKEL and EDWIN SMITH is: 48. i. SHIRLEY ANN7 SMITH, b. 10 Mar 1937, Zanesville, OH. 39. HELEN KATHERINE6 STICKEL (JOHN FREDERICK5, CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 22 Nov 1902 in Perry Co. OH, and died 26 Dec 1988 in Canton, OH. She married JOSEPH PESHEK 01 Nov 1920 in KY, son of FRANK PESHEK. He was born 22 Mar 1898, and died Mar 1985 in Stark Co., OH. More About JOSEPH PESHEK and HELEN STICKEL: Marriage: 01 Nov 1920, KY Children of HELEN STICKEL and JOSEPH PESHEK are: i. JOANNE7 PESHEK, m. JOHN BALL. ii. RICHARD JOSEPH PESHEK, b. 05 Aug 1925; m. HOPE FORD. iii. WILLIAM DONALD PESHEK, b. 11 Jun 1922; m. PHYLLIS SCHUTZ. iv. JACK RAYMOND PESHEK, b. 11 Sep 1927; m. HELEN SHERRY. 40. JEHU JONES6 STICKEL (JOHN FREDERICK5, CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 21 Feb 1913 in Perry Co. OH, and died 13 Mar 1948 in Anchorage, AK -- airplane crash, co-pilot. He married (1) DOROTHY MAE HELRIGGLE 03 Sep 1932 in Wheeling, WV. She was born Abt. 1916. He married (2) PATRICIA SCOTT Abt. 1948 in Minneapolis, MN. Notes for DOROTHY MAE HELRIGGLE: Article taken from the Zanesville Signal of 11 Feb. 1939: COMELY EMPLOYE OF GLASS PLANT IS FIRST WOMAN IN MUSKINGUM CO. TO MAKE "SOLO" PLANE FLIGHT Likely as not, that small yellow monoplane you see flying over the city these days is operated not by a man, as you probably supposed, but by a young woman---Muskingum county's first feminine pilot. She is Dorothy Helriggle Stickel, 22, of South Zanesville, an employe of the Hazel-Atlas No. 2 plant. For more years than she can remember, Mrs. Stickel has been interested in aviation. But only recently did she become serious enough about it to take flying lessons. An apt pupil, she was quick to learn the fundamentals of airplane operation and after only eight and a quarter hours of instruction under "Professor" Bill Bullock, was ready to make her first solo flight at the local airport on Frazeysburg road. This was considered remarkable in view of the fact that the average student requires about 12 hours' tutoring before being permitted to fly alone. The comely young woman's initial flight was a abbreviated hop which consisted, more or less, of a quick takeoff and a bumpy landing. Once she shook off her nervousness, however, she climbed back into the Taylor Cub plane and soared away on another and longer flight. She wasn't frightened, she said, but she did heep her fingers crossed on that first venture just to make sure she didn't forget any of the pertinent details about bringing the ship back to earth. Mrs. Stickel, wife of J.J. Stickel, became a pupil of "Professor" Bullock last October. Her husband, also an aviation enthusist, suggested that they both enroll in the "class." They made excellent progress and recently were granted student permits by the United States Department of Commerce, the first to be issued here. The licenses which they hold permit them to fly alone, but prohibit carrying passengers. Since receiving her permit from the government, Mrs. Stickel has made several flights and now has two and a half hours' flying time to her credit. Aside from actual flying, the Stickels are interested in all sorts of literature dealing with aviation. The bookshelves in their home are lined with books and magazines on the subject. Mrs. Stickel entertains no ideas of becoming a famous flier. She looks upon aviation as a hobby and a thrilling adventure.----- [This article was also accompanied by a photo of Dorothy in front of her airplane] ==================================================== More About JEHU STICKEL and DOROTHY HELRIGGLE: Marriage: 03 Sep 1932, Wheeling, WV More About JEHU STICKEL and PATRICIA SCOTT: Marriage: Abt. 1948, Minneapolis, MN Child of JEHU STICKEL and DOROTHY HELRIGGLE is: i. DUANE RICHARD7 STICKEL, b. 08 Jan 1933, Muskingum Co., OH; d. 10 Feb 1933, Muskingum Co., OH. 41. ALBERT VERNON6 STICKEL (JOHN FREDERICK5, CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 29 Dec 1915 in Perry Co. OH, and died 10 Jul 1991 in Ellenton, FL. He married LOUISE E. CLARK Abt. 1938. She was born 10 Jan 1920. More About ALBERT STICKEL and LOUISE CLARK: Marriage: Abt. 1938 Children of ALBERT STICKEL and LOUISE CLARK are: i. RICHARD EUGENE7 STICKEL, b. 30 Mar 1939, Perry Co. OH; d. 04 Feb 1957, Canton, OH. ii. PATRICIA STICKEL, b. 14 Nov 1940; m. (1) ROBERT JOSEPH EISENBREI, 03 Jun 1961, Canton, OH; m. (2) SAMUEL JOY DIGMAN, 31 Mar 1973, Canton, OH; d. 22 Nov 1983, Canton, OH. More About ROBERT EISENBREI and PATRICIA STICKEL: Marriage: 03 Jun 1961, Canton, OH More About SAMUEL DIGMAN and PATRICIA STICKEL: Marriage: 31 Mar 1973, Canton, OH 42. VICTORY FRANKLIN6 STICKEL (JOHN FREDERICK5, CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 11 Nov 1918 in Perry Co., OH, and died 14 Jan 1971 in Muskingum Co., OH. He married MARY F. MOORE, daughter of RAYMOND MOORE and EMMA PARRISH. Notes for MARY F. MOORE: Taken from the Zanesville Signal, August 3, 1944: ...Mrs. Victory STICKEL, 1214 Putnam Ave., and Miss Josephone Richardson, 158 Underwood, nurses, are serving with the army in the Marshalls.--- ======================================= Taken from the Zanesville Signal, November 27, 1944: Second Lt. Mary M. STICKEL, Caldwell, of the army nurses corp., United States Army, has received a citation, the Bronze Star Medal, for meritorious achievement in connection with military operations against the enemy June 7 to August 1, 1944, as a ward nurse of a station hospital at Kwajalein. The citation in part read, "When unexpectedly large numbers of battle casualties were received from Saipan, Lt. STICKEL provided expert treatment in spite of long and strenuous hours on duty. As a member of a nursing staff large enough under normal conditions to care for only one forth the number of patients actually handled, Lt. STICKEL, by her untiring energy, willingness and skill contributed greatly to the comfort and care of the wounded." The citation was given in the name of the President of the United States and signed by Robert C. Richardson, Jr., Lieutenant General, U.S. Army, commanding. Lt. STICKEL is a graduate of Bethesda School of Nursing, where she enlisted in the army corps two years ago.--- ======================================= Children of VICTORY STICKEL and MARY MOORE are: i. MARY JO7 STICKEL. ii. VICKY STICKEL. iii. PAUL ANDREW STICKEL. 43. KEITH DONALD6 MOORE (JENNIE KATHERINE5 STICKEL, CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 29 Dec 1907 in Roseville, Clay Twp., Perry Co., OH39,39, and died 06 Jan 1987 in Port Charlotte, FL, PC Care Center. He married (1) AZILE CARMEN ANNESHANSLEY Abt. 1933 in Poss. Fairfield Co., OH, daughter of HARVEY ANNESHANSLEY and GETTA. She was born Abt. 1918. He married (2) MARILYN JANE SHAW 02 Feb 1949 in Greenup Co., Greenup, KY40, daughter of CHARLES SHAW and MARY STEIN. She was born 25 May 1928 in Zanesville OH, Muskingum Co.41. Notes for KEITH DONALD MOORE: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO Azile Moore; an infant ) No. 19736 by Getta Anneshansley ) her next friend ) ) Plaintiff ) ) DECREE -vs- ) ) Keith Moore, ) ) Defendant ) This cause coming on to be heart on the petition and proofs, the court finds the defendant, Keith Moore, has been duly served with summons personally. The court further finds that plaintiff, Azile Moore, was a resident of this State for a year before filing the petition, and had a bona fide residence in this county for thirty days before filing the same; that the parties were intermarried as alleged in the petition, and that defendant, in violation of his marital duties, has been guilty of extreme cruelty towards plaintiff, and that said plaintiff is entitled to a divorce. It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that the marriage relation subsisting between said parties be and hereby is, dissolved, and both parties released from the obligation of the same, and that the custody, care, education and control of Patricia Ann Moore, daughter of said Azile Moore and Keith Moore, be given exclusively to the plaintiff, Azile Moore. It is further considered and order by the Court that the defendant pay to the plaintiff herein as alimony the sum of Four Dollars ($4.00) each week, the first payment to be made Oct. 13, 1934, and also the unpaid temporary alimony heretofore ordered by this Court, amounting the $57.00, and the same are made a charge of defendant's (Keith Moore) undivided interest in the estate of C.F. Stickel, deceased, which includes real property located in the Village of Someset, Perry County, Ohio, owned and occupied as his home by said C.F. Stickel, grandfather of said defendant, at the time of his death; said estate is still in the process of settlement. And it is further ordered that plaintiff recover her costs of defendant, and that defendant pay to her attorney, Esther H. Brocker, a counsel fee of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00). F.M. Acton Judge ======================================================== Military Service: U.S. Army during WWII, 10 Jun 1942 to 17 Nov 1945. Was involved in the battles on Anguar and Pellilu in the Pelau Islands. Staff Sargent. Received disability due to shell shock. ======================================================== Places of residence: East Fultonham & Canton, OH; Ayer, WA; Houston, TX; Kansas; Missouri; Punta Gorda, FL ======================================================== More About KEITH DONALD MOORE: Cause of Death: Cardio-respiratory failure Census 1: 1910, Roseville, Clay Twp., Perry Co., OH Census 2: 1920, Somerset, Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH Medical Information: Was being treated by the Veteran's Admin. medical department for shell shock from World War II. Military service 1: 10 Jun 1942, Enlisted in U.S. Army - Staff Sargeant at highest rank Military service 2: 17 Nov 1945, Honorable Discharge - U.S. Army WW-II, Bronze Star and other medals Social Security Number 1: 29 Mar 1940, Social Security number issued in Houston, TX, living at Social Security Number 2: 29 Mar 1940, 524 Louisiana St., Houston, TX at the time. More About AZILE CARMEN ANNESHANSLEY: Census: 1930, Lancaster, Fairfield Co., OH More About KEITH MOORE and AZILE ANNESHANSLEY: Divorce: Abt. Oct 1934, Fairfield Co., OH Marriage: Abt. 1933, Poss. Fairfield Co., OH Notes for MARILYN JANE SHAW: From the Zanesville Times Recorder of Friday, Dec. 3, 1948: EMPTY STOLEN PURSE FOUND IN COURTHOUSE "A purse stolen from Mrs. Keith Moore of East Fultonham in a downtown store Wednesday afternoon was recovered early Thursday in the washroom of the courthouse but the $110 it contained was missing. "Mrs. Moore said she was in a crowded store and felt she had been bumped or shoved by another woman shopper, but did not see the woman who had grabbed the purse and fled."--- Now this article wouldn't have interested me near as much if it hadn't mentioned that Mrs. Keith Moore was from East Fultonham. As far as I know there was only one Keith Moore in East Fultonham and that was my father. According to their marriage certificate they were married in Greenup Co., KY on February 2, 1949. However, the date of this article is Dec 3, 1948.--- Another mystery to solve..... =============================================================== More About MARILYN JANE SHAW: Census: 25 May 1928, Birth Certificate issued More About KEITH MOORE and MARILYN SHAW: Divorce: 1968, Punta Gorda, Charlotte Co., FL Marriage: 02 Feb 1949, Greenup Co., Greenup, KY42 Child of KEITH MOORE and AZILE ANNESHANSLEY is: i. PATRICIA MAXINE7 MOORE, b. 23 May 1934, Fairfield Co., OH43; d. 23 Apr 1995, Fairfield Co., OH43; m. EUGENE BEATTY. Children of KEITH MOORE and MARILYN SHAW are: 49. ii. MARY JANE7 SHAW, b. 19 Apr 1944; Stepchild. 50. iii. CHARLES CLAYTON MOORE, b. 15 May 1950, Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH. 44. MAXINE RUTH6 MOORE (JENNIE KATHERINE5 STICKEL, CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 14 Feb 1910 in Roseville, Perry Co. OH, and died 25 Sep 2003 in Alamo, TX44. She married ALTON JESSE BEYER 1933 in New Lexington, OH, son of ARTHUR BEYER and CORA SWINEHART. He was born 18 Feb 190545,45, and died 01 Aug 1992 in Pharr, TX (near Alamo)45,45. Notes for MAXINE RUTH MOORE: Personal note from Charles Clayton Moore: I had not heard from my Aunt Maxine in nearly 35 years, since we moved from OH to FL when I was 13. We just lost contact with each other. I conducted a search for her name on the Internet in May of 1998 and three listings came up. One of them was her. I called her and we talked for about 30 minutes, she was very surprised! About three weeks later I received a wonderful 5-page letter from her. UPDATE: I recently found out that Aunt Maxine died in September of 2003. I was (and still am) greatly saddened at her passing. She was the last family link I had on my father's side. Most of the contents of her letter (that which I feel is pertinent) is quoted below: ============================================================== "You are quite right about my date of birth and age. I was born Feb. 14, 1910 and am now 88 yrs. Alton [Beyer], my husband, was a long time teacher of English and Literature at Dover, Ohio, and I taught piano privately and worked quite a while as a sales person in childrens' wear. We had two daughters, Lenore who died of cancer Dec 20, '88 in Fayetteville, Arkansas. She was born May 9, 1937. She was a violinist and had 3 sons. And Judith who lives in Steubenville Ohio and was born Feb 22, 1941. Judy has 2 sons and a grandson. "Years ago Judy, Al and I drove to Roseville, Ohio where Keith, Virginia, and I were born, just to look around and talk to whom ever we could. We took a picture of the house where we were born and found a swimming pool in the back yard. We felt kinda bad that it had been changed. There were steps going down to the back of the house which extended down with a basement kitchen and dining area. "We went to the cemetery and took pictures of the Moore family tomb stones there, and recorded dates. Our Grandfather Moore was a blacksmith and had the only pair of horse stocks in the county (to hold the foot while it was being worked on). I remember seeing the sparks fly and loved it as he got them red hot and hammered to shape the shoes. The shop is now a garage, but the owners gave me a brick from the old kiln. They also suggested we see the house. "C.W. Moore 1850-1927 (your Great Grandparents, Charles) Elizabeth Moore 1851-1928. Buried in plot #10 in Roseville Cemetery, across from their home. "I remember having "taken a trip" with Grandpa Moore from Roseville, OH to Zanesville, OH on the train to buy the stocks. It wasn't far to go but it was a big trip for this little girl. Also I had my first taste of coffee at their house (it was a bit of coffee poured over crackers at breakfast). Virginia & Keith were there, too. "I remember hearing that my brother, Keith, when I was born, went up and down the Roseville streets shouting, "I have a baby sister and her name is Magazine!" "I recall Keith and Virginia were right there doing the same things I did. We always played together & with our neighbor friends. Our precious dog, Queen, was our love and constant companion. She never seemed to tire of us. "I have been told by several people what fine and talented parents we had. Our dad was a barber and sign painter. But he did many more things. He had a very "up to date" camera. It was placed on a tripod with a black cover to put over his head when he took pictures. He was a fine camera man and had his own dark room for developing. He also painted pictures and often tinted the photographs. "Our mother crocheted lace, made our clothes. We had lace insertion and edging on our slips. We learned, as we grew up, that Dad and Mother made all of the decorations that were on our Christmas trees. Keith later told me that he had peeked into the living room on Christmas eve when our parents were decorating, and we were supposed to be sound asleep in our beds! "We moved from Roseville to Somerset [OH]--Grandma & Grandpa Stickel's home--when our mother became ill with tuberculosis. They hired a private nurse, "Miss Henthorn," to nurse and take care of sanitation to keep the children healthy and from getting the disease. Our father worked as a barber in Somerset then. Our mother, Jennie Catherine Moore, died in 1918 at age 31 (born 1887). Our father was greatly saddened at her death. I recall hearing that he said, "The sun will never shine on my face again," and as it was, with his spirit gone, he developed typhoid fever, was taken to a Zanesville hospital and also died about three months later. So sad that there were no antibiotics or any medications to treat infections then--in fact, when I grew up and Al and I were just married (1933), Al developed step throat and almost died, a very high fever. Sulfa was just being introduced and the doctor tried it on Al. The doctor later told us "If Al hadn't died of the strep infection, it's a wonder the sulfa hadn't killed him!" It was so crude then. This was about 1938 and our parents died in 1918. I tell you this to show why there were so many deaths earlier, including little children. "The death of our parents was not just a family affair. The whole town of Somerset grieved with and for us. Keith was then 10, I was 8, and Virginia 4. I've been told our parents had a 4th child--Carl--who died at birth. He was between Virginia and me. I can barely recall seeing the little casket sitting by the front door in Roseville. "We three children lived on with Grandma & Grandpa Stickel in Somerset who by this time were getting quite old. They had raised their own 7 children. Grandpa used to trot us on his knee and sing old war songs to us. He was a Civil War veteran--shot through the body and lungs and lay dying on the battle field in the battle for Missionary Ridge in Gettysburg. They passed over his body 3 times with a stretcher, on the 4th time he was able to move a bit and raised his hand. They cut the bullet out of his back right there on the battle field with nothing to dull the pain. From then on he had to sleep propped up with pillows, in a sitting position. "I never heard our grandparents say an unkind word to each other, nor use any kind of profanity. I remember we were't allowed to sing at the table or put our arms on the table when we ate. They were good in arithmetic and spelling and helped us when we asked for help, and they encouraged us to study. "I suppose because of the energy drain on our grandparents--their youngest son, Uncle Sherman and his wife Aunt Lesta, of Canton--took Keith to live with them in Canton, OH, as he did for several years. At times Virginia and I would visit there too as well as with their other children. "Later Keith seemed to get the wonder-lust and left their home when he was older. I remember clearly when Keith came driving in saying he had been in Kansas. He stayed a while and was off again. I guess there's a little of that traveling spirit in all of us. "Uncle Sherman and Aunt Lesta, daughter Vera & husband, moved to Florida in later life. He was the youngest son and the last to die on Oct 28, '88 at age 103. Viriginia visited him at the nursing home and saw that he had what he needed and wanted. "Our daughter Judy found some of these pictures of Keith among the pictures I left in her attice when we moved to a mobile home in Texas. I had a few here, too. He was a dear, sweet boy as you can see. We had great times playing together in the back yard. "Charles, your father lived a long life, after all of his war experience and shell shock. He said to me, "I can still hear those Japs picking over our trenches." "You caused me to think a lot about our childhood and I thought about it after I went to bed. "I wish you and your family the best of good fortune and health." ---Max More About MAXINE RUTH MOORE: Census: 1910 Census - Muskingum Co., OH in Roseville Notes for ALTON JESSE BEYER: The majority of the information I have on this BEYER line I obtained from Sheila Thomas, 787 Leonard Rd., N.E., Baltimore, OH 43105; PH: 740-862-6173; email <[email protected]> ==================================================================== More About ALTON BEYER and MAXINE MOORE: Marriage: 1933, New Lexington, OH Children of MAXINE MOORE and ALTON BEYER are: i. LENORE7 BEYER, b. 09 May 1937; d. 20 Dec 1988. ii. JUDITH BEYER, b. 22 Feb 1941, OH; m. CASIMER ADULEWICZ. Generation No. 7 45. LAWRENCE BASSETT7 SCHNEIDER, SR. (CORA ADELL6 BASSETT, FRANCES CATHERINE5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 18 Dec 1898. He married JUNE 1922. More About LAWRENCE SCHNEIDER and JUNE: Marriage: 1922 Children of LAWRENCE SCHNEIDER and JUNE are: i. BARBARA8 SCHNIDER, b. Aug 1923. ii. LAWRENCE BASSETT SCHNIDER, JR., b. Dec 1925. 46. ETHEL MARIE7 ADDY (CLARA ELIZABETH6 BAKER, MARY ALICE5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 10 Jul 1915 in Springfield, Clark Co., OH. She married PAUL EVERETT WRIGHT 17 Jan 1936 in Pickaway Co., OH. He was born 04 Jan 1917 in Ross Co., OH, and died 07 Jul 1992 in Ross Co., OH. More About PAUL WRIGHT and ETHEL ADDY: Marriage: 17 Jan 1936, Pickaway Co., OH Children of ETHEL ADDY and PAUL WRIGHT are: 51. i. MELVIN LEE8 WRIGHT, b. 21 Aug 1937, Delaware Co., OH. 52. ii. MARILYN ELIZABETH WRIGHT, b. 12 Oct 1939, Delaware Co., OH. iii. PAUL EVERETT WRIGHT, b. 18 Mar 1942. 53. iv. GALE FREDERIC WRIGHT, b. 30 Sep 1943, Ross Co., OH; d. 11 Oct 1997, Ross Co., OH. 54. v. RAYMOND CARL WRIGHT, b. 17 Jan 1946, Ross Co., OH. 55. vi. ROBERT ALEXANDER WRIGHT, b. 08 Mar 1948, Ross Co., OH. 56. vii. LARRY GORDON WRIGHT, b. 23 Sep 1949, Ross Co., OH. 47. WILBUR7 SEARLE (CARRIE ALICE6 STICKEL, WILLIAM HENRY5, DANIEL FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 23 May 1905. He married LLORAINE VALENTINE JACKSON, daughter of JOSEPH JACKSON and EMMA VALENTINE. She was born 27 May 1905. Child of WILBUR SEARLE and LLORAINE JACKSON is: i. ALICE LLORAINE8 SEARLE, b. 21 Aug 1922. 48. SHIRLEY ANN7 SMITH (MARY LOUISE6 STICKEL, DANIEL JEHU5, CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 10 Mar 1937 in Zanesville, OH. She married PAUL WAYNE MELLICK Aug 1960. He was born 11 Jul 1938 in Shelby, OH. More About PAUL MELLICK and SHIRLEY SMITH: Marriage: Aug 1960 Children of SHIRLEY SMITH and PAUL MELLICK are: i. MELANIE LOUISE8 MELLICK, b. 29 Jan 1963, Ithica, NY. ii. LINNEA REBECCA MELLICK, b. 30 Dec 1964, St Albans, VT. iii. KURT NOLAN MELLICK, b. 01 Mar 1967, Silver Springs, MD. 49. MARY JANE7 SHAW (KEITH DONALD6 MOORE, JENNIE KATHERINE5 STICKEL, CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 19 Apr 1944. She married ROGER DAVID WOLFE 02 Feb 1963 in Methodist Church, East Fultonham OH, Muskingum Co., son of MARION WOLFE and WANDA HANKINSON. More About ROGER WOLFE and MARY SHAW: Marriage: 02 Feb 1963, Methodist Church, East Fultonham OH, Muskingum Co. Children of MARY SHAW and ROGER WOLFE are: 57. i. RHONDA ELLEN8 WOLFE, b. 18 Jul 1967, Zanesville, OH. ii. KIMBERLY ANNE WOLFE, b. 23 May 1970, Zanesville, OH. 50. CHARLES CLAYTON7 MOORE (KEITH DONALD6, JENNIE KATHERINE5 STICKEL, CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1)46,46 was born 15 May 1950 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH47. He married DOREEN BELLE SIMONS 27 Apr 1974 in Cape Coral, Lee County, FL48, daughter of GLENN SIMONS and LOIS STOEWHAAS. She was born 29 Aug 1951 in Wilkesburg, PA. Notes for CHARLES CLAYTON MOORE: Taken from the Zanesville Times Recorder dated May 29, 1950: NAME SON "The son born in Good Samaritan hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moore of 2025 Hoge Avenue, has been named Charles Clayton Moore. Mrs. Clayton Shaw of East Fultonham is the grandmother. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Stine of East Fultonham."--- NOTE: All the grandparents mentioned here are on my mother's side of the family. None of my father's were mentioned. =========================================================== Military Service: U.S. Navy 23 Oct 1968 to 16 Oct 1972, Radioman 3C. Served aboard two destroyers. USS Theodore E. Chandler (DD717) and USS Everett F. Larson (DD813). Made three 6-month tours of duty to Viet Nam. Places of residence: East Fultonham, OH; Punta Gorda, FL; Cape Coral, FL; Asheville, NC; Sapphire, NC. =========================================================== More About CHARLES CLAYTON MOORE: Education: 06 Jun 1968, Graduated high school 1968 - Charlotte HS, Punta Gorda, FL Military service: Bet. 1968 - 1972, Honorable Discharge - U.S. Navy 1968-1972 More About CHARLES MOORE and DOREEN SIMONS: Marriage: 27 Apr 1974, Cape Coral, Lee County, FL48 Children of CHARLES MOORE and DOREEN SIMONS are: 58. i. MELISSA LOIS8 MOORE, b. 27 Jan 1977, Ft. Myers, Lee Co., FL. ii. MATTHEW CLAYTON MOORE, b. 13 Jun 1979, Ft. Myers FL, Lee Co.49. iii. MICHAEL JACOB MOORE, b. 14 Nov 1983, Brevard NC, Transylvania Co.49. Generation No. 8 51. MELVIN LEE8 WRIGHT (ETHEL MARIE7 ADDY, CLARA ELIZABETH6 BAKER, MARY ALICE5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 21 Aug 1937 in Delaware Co., OH. He married BARBARA J. GRAGG 15 Aug 1959 in Ross Co., OH. She was born 16 Sep 1942 in Ross Co., OH. More About MELVIN WRIGHT and BARBARA GRAGG: Marriage: 15 Aug 1959, Ross Co., OH Children of MELVIN WRIGHT and BARBARA GRAGG are: 59. i. SHEILA JO9 WRIGHT, b. 19 Jan 1961, Ross Co., OH. ii. DEBORAH SUE WRIGHT, b. 15 Mar 1963. 60. iii. TIMOTHY LEE WRIGHT, b. 31 Jul 1965, Ross Co., OH. iv. DAVID ANTHONY WRIGHT, b. 09 Feb 1973. 52. MARILYN ELIZABETH8 WRIGHT (ETHEL MARIE7 ADDY, CLARA ELIZABETH6 BAKER, MARY ALICE5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 12 Oct 1939 in Delaware Co., OH. She married DONALD BERTO A. HENSON 22 Jul 1964. He was born 26 May 1932 in Hamilton Co., OH. More About DONALD HENSON and MARILYN WRIGHT: Marriage: 22 Jul 1964 Children of MARILYN WRIGHT and DONALD HENSON are: 61. i. BRUCE A.9 HENSON, b. 18 Oct 1966. ii. LISA HENSON, b. 22 Jan 1970. 53. GALE FREDERIC8 WRIGHT (ETHEL MARIE7 ADDY, CLARA ELIZABETH6 BAKER, MARY ALICE5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 30 Sep 1943 in Ross Co., OH, and died 11 Oct 1997 in Ross Co., OH. He married SHARON K. COLBURN Jul 1965 in Ross Co., OH. She was born 10 May 1947 in Pike Co., OH. More About GALE FREDERIC WRIGHT: Burial: Twin Twp. Cemetery More About GALE WRIGHT and SHARON COLBURN: Marriage: Jul 1965, Ross Co., OH Children of GALE WRIGHT and SHARON COLBURN are: i. RACHAEL9 WRIGHT. ii. RICHARD A. WRIGHT, b. 04 Dec 1965. iii. RANDY WRIGHT, b. 09 Sep 1968. iv. RONALD WRIGHT, b. 06 Sep 1969. v. REX WRIGHT, b. 02 Jun 1972. 54. RAYMOND CARL8 WRIGHT (ETHEL MARIE7 ADDY, CLARA ELIZABETH6 BAKER, MARY ALICE5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 17 Jan 1946 in Ross Co., OH. He married LINDA CLIFFORD 19 Aug 1966 in Ross Co., OH. She was born 27 Mar 1948. More About RAYMOND WRIGHT and LINDA CLIFFORD: Marriage: 19 Aug 1966, Ross Co., OH Children of RAYMOND WRIGHT and LINDA CLIFFORD are: 62. i. MICHAEL9 WRIGHT, b. 28 Nov 1967. 63. ii. ANGELA WRIGHT, b. 17 Mar 1970, Ross Co., OH. iii. ALICIA WRIGHT, b. 21 Apr 1976. 55. ROBERT ALEXANDER8 WRIGHT (ETHEL MARIE7 ADDY, CLARA ELIZABETH6 BAKER, MARY ALICE5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 08 Mar 1948 in Ross Co., OH. He married (1) <UNNAMED>. He married (2) <UNNAMED>. Children of ROBERT WRIGHT and <UNNAMED> are: i. ROBERT PAUL9 WRIGHT, b. 29 Aug 1972. ii. DREW ALEXANDER WRIGHT, b. 04 Jun 1977. 56. LARRY GORDON8 WRIGHT (ETHEL MARIE7 ADDY, CLARA ELIZABETH6 BAKER, MARY ALICE5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 23 Sep 1949 in Ross Co., OH. He married CATHY GARRARD 18 Dec 1972 in Ross Co., OH. She was born 24 Dec 1952. More About LARRY WRIGHT and CATHY GARRARD: Marriage: 18 Dec 1972, Ross Co., OH Children of LARRY WRIGHT and CATHY GARRARD are: i. BRIDGET MARIE9 WRIGHT, b. 09 Jan 1974. ii. FRANK EVERETTE WRIGHT, b. 02 Jan 1978. iii. MISTY DAWN WRIGHT, b. 20 Mar 1984. 57. RHONDA ELLEN8 WOLFE (MARY JANE7 SHAW, KEITH DONALD6 MOORE, JENNIE KATHERINE5 STICKEL, CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 18 Jul 1967 in Zanesville, OH. She married ADRIAN LOCK 21 Nov 1996. More About ADRIAN LOCK and RHONDA WOLFE: Marriage: 21 Nov 1996 Children of RHONDA WOLFE and ADRIAN LOCK are: i. SARAH GRACE9 LOCK, b. Aug 1998. ii. ELIZABETH ANNE LOCK. 58. MELISSA LOIS8 MOORE (CHARLES CLAYTON7, KEITH DONALD6, JENNIE KATHERINE5 STICKEL, CHARLES FREDERICK4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 27 Jan 1977 in Ft. Myers, Lee Co., FL49. She married RONALD BRANDON ARNOLD 16 Mar 1996 in Lake Toxaway, NC (L.T. Baptist Church), son of MARC LANDRETH and KAREN MCCALL. He was born 19 Apr 1978 in Brevard, Transylvania Co., NC. More About RONALD ARNOLD and MELISSA MOORE: Marriage: 16 Mar 1996, Lake Toxaway, NC (L.T. Baptist Church) Children of MELISSA MOORE and RONALD ARNOLD are: i. QUINTEN GABRIEL9 ARNOLD, b. 21 Mar 1997, Brevard, Transylvania Co., NC; d. 22 Mar 1997, Brevard, Transylvania Co., NC. ii. ADELYNN GRACE ARNOLD, b. 29 May 1998, Brevard, Transylvania Co., NC. iii. JARED VINCENT ARNOLD, b. 13 Nov 2001, Brevard, Transylvania Co., NC. iv. HAYLEY ANNE ARNOLD, b. 11 May 2004, Brevard, Transylvania Co., NC. Generation No. 9 59. SHEILA JO9 WRIGHT (MELVIN LEE8, ETHEL MARIE7 ADDY, CLARA ELIZABETH6 BAKER, MARY ALICE5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 19 Jan 1961 in Ross Co., OH. She married PHILLIP L. BLEVINS 19 Nov 1982 in Ross Co., OH. He was born 01 Jul 1945 in Springfield, Clark Co., OH. More About PHILLIP BLEVINS and SHEILA WRIGHT: Marriage: 19 Nov 1982, Ross Co., OH Children of SHEILA WRIGHT and PHILLIP BLEVINS are: i. PHILLIP LEE10 BLEVINS, b. 06 Feb 1984. ii. MATTHEW PAUL BLEVINS, b. 06 Mar 1993. 60. TIMOTHY LEE9 WRIGHT (MELVIN LEE8, ETHEL MARIE7 ADDY, CLARA ELIZABETH6 BAKER, MARY ALICE5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 31 Jul 1965 in Ross Co., OH. He married LESLIE DANIELLE BLACK 30 Aug 1986 in Ross Co., OH. She was born 15 Aug 1965 in Pittsburg, Allegany Co., PA. More About TIMOTHY WRIGHT and LESLIE BLACK: Marriage: 30 Aug 1986, Ross Co., OH Children of TIMOTHY WRIGHT and LESLIE BLACK are: i. ASHLEY DANIELLE10 WRIGHT, b. 13 Aug 1988. ii. TIMOTHY LOGAN WRIGHT, b. 02 Jan 1995. iii. JULIA CATHERINE WRIGHT, b. 21 Nov 1999. 61. BRUCE A.9 HENSON (MARILYN ELIZABETH8 WRIGHT, ETHEL MARIE7 ADDY, CLARA ELIZABETH6 BAKER, MARY ALICE5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 18 Oct 1966. He married (1) <UNNAMED>. He married (2) <UNNAMED>. Child of BRUCE HENSON and <UNNAMED> is: i. DONNIE10 HENSON, b. 21 Jul 1991. 62. MICHAEL9 WRIGHT (RAYMOND CARL8, ETHEL MARIE7 ADDY, CLARA ELIZABETH6 BAKER, MARY ALICE5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 28 Nov 1967. He married (1) <UNNAMED>. He married (2) <UNNAMED>. Child of MICHAEL WRIGHT and <UNNAMED> is: i. MICHAEL10 WRIGHT, b. 12 Nov 1987. 63. ANGELA9 WRIGHT (RAYMOND CARL8, ETHEL MARIE7 ADDY, CLARA ELIZABETH6 BAKER, MARY ALICE5 STICKEL, JOHANNES JOHN4, DANIEL MATTHEW MATTHAEUS3, JOHANNES "JOHN"2, MARTIN1) was born 17 Mar 1970 in Ross Co., OH. She married STEVE LONG 22 Apr 1995 in Pickaway Co., OH. He was born 11 Jan 1968 in OH. More About STEVE LONG and ANGELA WRIGHT: Marriage: 22 Apr 1995, Pickaway Co., OH Child of ANGELA WRIGHT and STEVE LONG is: i. OLIVA MARIE10 LONG, b. 05 Apr 1998. ============================================================ Endnotes : 1. Last Will and Testament. 2. Census Records. 3. Death Record. 4. Birth Record. 5. Death Record. 6. Marriage Record. 7. Death Certificate #58980, Ohio Historical Society, Columbus, OH 8. Death Record. 9. Marriage Record. 10. Death Record. 11. Marriage Index. 12. Marriage Record. 13. Death Record. 14. Complete Civil War Military Records. 15. Marriage Index. 16. Marriage Record. 17. Birth Record. 18. 1880 Census - Clayton Twp., Perry Co., OH, pg14. 19. Marriage Record. 20. 1900 Census - Thorn Twp., Perry Co., OH, pg 317B, Heritage Quest Digital Census. 21. Birth Record. 22. Obituary, (The Zanesville Signal). 23. 1900 Census - Somerset, Perry Co., OH pg 256A. 24. Birth Record. 25. Zanesville Times-Recorder, SAT. 3 MAR 1973. 26. Zanesville Times-Recorder, 13 MAY 1977. 27. Zanesville Times-Recorder, SAT. 3 MAR 1973. 28. Zanesville Times-Recorder, 13 MAY 1977. 29. Birth Record. 30. Br�derbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: 30 Mar 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.84802.106 31. Birth Record. 32. Death Certificate. 33. Obituary, (Scioto Gazette - Chillicothe). 34. Marriage License and Certificate. 35. Death Certificate. 36. Marriage License and Certificate. 37. Br�derbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: 31 Mar 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.102566.130 38. Br�derbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: 31 Mar 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.102563.34 39. Br�derbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: 16 Apr 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.23705.83 40. Marriage License and Certificate. 41. Birth Record. 42. Marriage License and Certificate. 43. Social Security Death Index. 44. SSDI, Social Security Death Index. 45. Br�derbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from A through L, Date of Import: 31 Mar 1997, Internal Ref. #1.111.4.21318.64 46. Birth Certificate for Charles Clayton Moore, Reg. #854, birth #134, Ohio Historical Society, Columbus Ohio. 47. Marriage Record. 48. Marriage License and Certificate. 49. Birth Record. |