Huron County, Ohio, Queries Posted For

Huron County, Ohio

Queries Posted For September 2002





Surnames: PARROTT, PATRICK
Researcher: Lee Reilly
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Wednesday, September 4, 2002

Looking for Information on William C. PATRICK married Mary Adella PARROTT to where they were living (Collins, Wakeman and/or Berlin Hts) area. Address more less what I'm looking for. Living in Berlin Hts about 1940.

Surnames: MOLL, RICHARDS
Researcher: Mary Weaver
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Thursday, September 5, 2002

I would like to receive cemetery inscriptions found on page 640 for the following-Eldon MOLL; Ivah C. MOLL; John MOLL; Lottie RICHARDS MOLL; Odah P. MOLL.

Surnames: MOLL, RICHARDS
Researcher: Mary Weaver
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Thursday, September 5, 2002

Nancy Paramore Lookup Results--WOODLAWN CEMETERY, NORWALK TOWNSHIP, page 640. Section 23 - Ave F - Facing East at curve 22 MOLL, John 1862 - 1942 Father; Lottie RICHARDS 1866 - 1947 Wife & Mother. 23 MOLL, Odah P. 1894 - 1980. 24 MOLL, Ivah C. 1891 - 1970. 25 MOLL, Eldon 1901 - 1935.

Surnames:
Researcher: Smith
Date posted: Thursday, September 5, 2002

I would like to receive cemetery transcriptions for: Mrs. Charles SMITH and Charles SMITH - both located on page 482.

Surnames: SMITH
Researcher: Mary Weaver
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Thursday, September 5, 2002

Nancy Paramore Lookup Results-- HURON COUNTY INFIRMARY, NORWALK TOWNSHIP, page 482. SMITH, Charles, d. 23 Dec 1907 age 63y; from New Haven; bur. Infirmary Cem. SMITH, Charles, d. 4 Feb 1923 age about 74 y; from Norwalk; bur. Woodlawn Cemetery, Norwalk. SMITH, Charles, d. 27 Mar 1925 age about 68y; from Norwalk; bur. by wife. SMITH, Mrs. Charles, d. 27 Mar 1940 age about 74y ; from Norwalk. Note- the "double" 27 Mar is what the book has transcribed....I thought I had made a mistake, but went back and checked. I'm guessing the last two are the ones you were after.....but can't assume anything in this business so I sent them all to you.

Surnames: FRANCIS, MOLL, PADEN, SMITH
Researcher: Terry
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Thursday, September 5, 2002

I am also looking for Charles H. SMITH buried in Woodlawn cemetery...died abt 1925; son of Mary Ellen PADEN SMITH (2nd husband was William Augustus FRANCIS--they are both buried a couple rows over from Charles H. SMITH at Woodlawn in Norwalk). Charles father was William SMITH.....he and Augustus served in same Civil War unit....and Augustus first wife was Alice J. PADEN, Mary Ellen sister.... could this possibly be the SMITH you are searching for. Please note also, the Augustus grandaughter..dau of Wm M. FRANCIS (his and Alice son..married a MOLL......) perhaps we have a connection.

Surnames: DENNISON, HATTON
Researcher: Ron Hatton
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Sunday, September 8, 2002

I am seeking to verifty the following information that I have and any further information. I believe the marriage and possibly their daughter's birth was in either Huron or Seneca Co. Frank (Francis) Asbury HATTON; b. 6 Aug.1843, Stark Co. Ohio; d. 5 May 1922, Columbus, Ohio. Christina DENNISON, no other information. Married 17 July 1865 in either Seneca or Huron Co. Daughter, Retty S. HATTON; no other information.

Surnames: CHAPIN
Researcher: Kathy Caswell Rinke
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Sunday, September 8, 2002

I am researching the family of Gordon CHAPIN, b. 1786 in MA. Gordon moved to Canada before 1813. In 1840 he left with some or all of his family and went to Ohio. We are unsure of what area as we haven't found him in any census records yet. (afraid he may have missed the census). I know there were CHAPINs in Huron Co., even a Gordon CHAPIN, but he doesn't seem to be ours, but are hoping he is related. Gordon and three of his children moved on to LaGrange Co., IN abt 1844. It is very possible that some of his children stayed in Ohio.

Surnames: CHAPIN
Researcher: Kathy Caswell Rinke
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Sunday, September 8, 2002

Ethel Look Up Results - I am not researching the CHAPINs, but found this census record- 1850 Census Indiana, LaGrange, Bloomfield. Listed with Howard MERRICK, # 791/795; Howard MERRICK 24 Cooper b New York; Maria MERRICK 23 b Canada; Nathaniel M. MERRICK 4/12 Indiana; Gordon CHAPIN 64 Joiner b Massachusetts. 792/796; Charles W. CHAPIN 28 farmer $ 380 Canada; Maria CHAPIN 22 New York; Elizabeth 1 Indiana. Note-Try looking in the Cleveland area. 1810 Hampshire County, Granby and Springfield Twps, Massachusetts. Wd. (widow of) Gordon CHAPIN=10000/101. Note- there are several other CHAPINs on this page.

Surnames: BOOTH
Researcher: Nick Anderson
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Sunday, September 8, 2002

I need a lookup of the following from "Cemetery Inscriptions of Huron County, Ohio": Selby Jean BOOTH and Donald C. BOOTH, both page 666.

Surnames: DENNISON, HATTON
Researcher: Ron Hatton
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Monday, September 9, 2002

Ken Shute Look Up Results - I found a few references to your Frank (Francis) Asbury HATTON family in our Huron & Seneca County, Ohio publications, and on the internet. Details- 1. Huron County, Ohio Marriages, 1815-1900, by Scheuer Publications. Frank HATTON m. Christina C. DENNISON 17 Jul 1865. Book 1, Page 476. 2. Online IGI (www.familysearch.com). Retty S. HATTON born 7 Mar 1874, Fulton (County) Ohio. Father- Frank HATTON Mother- Retty C. DENNISON. (I note "Retty" is given here as the first name for Mrs. Frank HATTON vs. "Christina." Perhaps this is a nickname?) 3.Gateway to the West by Bowers & Short. Page 556. Stark County, Ohio. Will Abstracts, 1811-1822. "HATTON, Aquilla of Baltimore County, Maryland-- dated 11-19-1811; recorded Baltimore County, Maryland 9-23-1818. Wife Ann to have land called "Thompson's Choice" and lot in Baltimore. Sons - Zacharia, Aquilla, Caleb, John, Wesley, Joshua and Francis Asbury HATTON. Daughters - Ann WEAVER, Elizabeth GREENFIELD, and Mary STANSBURY. Mentions land in Ohio. Executors - Wife Ann and son Aquilla. Signed Aquil HATTON. Witnesses - Philip Chamberlin, Henry Guyton and John Guyton." (I include this will abstract since it cites the name of one of the sons of Aquilla HATTON as "Francis Asbury HATTON." Perhaps your Frank (Francis) Asbury HATTON is a descendent and namesake?) 4. History of Seneca County, Ohio, by Warner, Beers & Co., 1886. Page 958. Gives biographical sketch on Wesley HATTON, farmer, P.O. West Lodi. He was born in Stark County, Ohio. Sept. 27, 1827, son of Wesley and Mary (FORSYTH) HATTON. The latter Wesley was a native of Maryland and a son of Aquilla HATTON, a native of England. etc. (See also item 3. above). 5. Seneca County, Ohio History and Families. Page 255. (Lengthy biographical sketch on the Wesley HATTON family which you submitted.) 6. Ohio Death Certificate Index (www.ohiohistory.org/dindex). Frank A. HATTON d. 5/5/1922 Franklin County, Ohio. Vol. # 3877, Certificate # 27814.

Surnames: WATROUS, WILLIAMS
Researcher: Chris Burningham
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Monday, September 9, 2002

Looking for any information about Phineas WATROUS who lived in Bronson during this time frame. He died March 18, 1882. He was married to Jane WILLIAMS 1871. They had a son Sears WATROUS born 1873 in Bronson. He died 1910. The son is buried beside his mother in the Maple Grove Cemetery, New Haven Township, Ohio. Cannot find a burial place for Phineas. Any suggestions would be gratefully appreciated. Does anyone know of a newspaper that was published in or near Bronson during this time frame of 1871-1910?

Surnames: KERNS
Researcher: Madge Little
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Tuesday, September 10, 2002

I am looking for the burials of John Henry KERNS, died 1932 in Bellevue; Carleton KERNS, died 28 Feb 1904, Bellevue; and John Henry KERNS JR. d. 21 Nov 1908, Bellevue. I am especially interested in additional information on John Henry KERNS, Jr. who died as a child, such as birthdate and birthplace.

Surnames: KERNS
Researcher: Madge Little
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Tuesday, September 10, 2002

Nancy Paramore Lookup Results-- I found your Carleton, but that is all. There are several KERN listed, but nothing that was close to your John Henry. Carleton is the only KERNS listed. Huron County, Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions 1997 by the Huron County Chapter of the OGS. BELLEVUE CEMETERY, LYME TOWNSHIP page 244. Section 4 - Row 6. 1 KERNS, Carlton 1903 - 1904.

Surnames: SEARS, WATROUS, WILLIAMS
Researcher: Chris Burningham
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Tuesday, September 10, 2002

Jeanne (Reed) Gaylord Lookup Results-- The 1880 census has Phineas WATROUS as b. in CT Perhaps this is his father? Early Connecticut Marriages, Third Book, Lyme, New Haven Second Church, page 144. Phineas WATROUS & Hannah CHADWICK, Dec. 25, 1798. Here is a burial record for "a" Phineas WATROUS in Iowa. It has date of death in March.. but wrong year. Could be an error in transcription?? Iowa Cemetery Records. Name- Phineas WATROUS Birth Date- 1837 Death Date- 24 Mar 1886 Cemetery- Buv. Town- Commerce. Census Place- Bronson, Huron, Ohio 1880. Source- FHL Film 1255035 National Archives Film T9-1035 Page 3A. Read Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace. Phineas WATROUS Self M M W 74 CT Fa CT Mo CT; Jane WATROUS Wife F M W 46 PA Occ Keeps House Fa PA Mo PA; Sears WATROUS Son M S W 8 OH Fa CT Mo PA. SEARS seems to have been a family name- Early Connecticut Marriages, Third Book, Lyme, New Haven Second Church, page 133. John SEARS & Elizabeth WATROUS, Jane 13, 1734. Ohio Marriages, 1803-1900. WATROUS, SEARS. Spouse- TAYLOR, ANN E. [Mrs] Marriage Date- 20 Nov 1881, County- Huron State- OH.

Surnames: WATROUS, WILLIAMS
Researcher: Chris Burningham
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Tuesday, September 10, 2002

I can eliminate Iowa for this Phineas WATROUS, however they may be related somehow. There's no doubt as to the name patterns as his son Sears would have been named after Sears WATROUS who married Anne TAYLOR. I think that's his uncle but I have no proof yet. I checked the Ohio 1880 census and this is the right Phineas and he did marry this Jane WATROUS whose maiden name is CARSON, then she married a person called WILLIAMS and then married our Phineas WATROUS, and he died, and she married Jonas MOTTER, then she married David BROWNELL. At present I have a search for an obituary for her to see if there's anything in her obit (if she had one). She died in Chicago Junction, OH. This Phineas died in 1882 and I just can not get a trace on where they would have buried him. You'd think in Huron County because the Norwalk, Probate Vital records index says he died March 18, 1882 in Bronson. Wouldn't you think they'd bury him in Huron county? But the Huron County indexed cemetery records has no Phineas WATROUS grave in the index. Any ideas? Maybe he is buried there somewhere but the grave listing got lost. Where could I write or look for such a thing? I didn't find him in the cemetery with his wife and son. That's why I trying to find a newspaper of the area. Does any know of archived newspapers for 1882 - Bronson Township area? I'll stay tuned to anyones' suggestions.

Surnames: ALLEN, BROWNING, BRYANT, RIPPY
Researcher: Betseylee Browning
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Friday, September 13, 2002

I am looking for John BROWNING. If anyone could help me, I would especially like more info on Centreville and its cemeteries. I would be glad to share the rest of my information. John BROWNING; born 1800 either in Davidson Co., Tennessee or Brushy Fork, Sumner County, TN; married abt 1820 to Abigail RIPPY. He was then married about 1835 or 1840 in Sumner County, TN to Eliza or Elizabeth BRYANT. He died 1860 in Centreville, Huron County, Ohio. Parents- Edmund Lloyd BROWNING and Sarah Barbara ALLEN. Children- Hannah M., born 1841; John W., born 1844; Esther A., born 1845; George W., born 1846; and Catherine E., born 24 Apr. 1850.

Surnames: COLE
Researcher: Max Cole
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Sunday, September 15, 2002

Ken Shute Look Up Results - In our Huron County, Ohio publications I found references to various COLEs in Bronson Twp, including a David COLE. The Bronson Twp COLEs seem to have arrived in Bronson mainly from Cayuga County, NY and Ontario County, NY. I could find no references to your David COLE family in our cemetery Inscription book except for a reference to an "Experence" COLE," wife of David COLE. In our marriages of Huron County, Ohio, I found a David COLE who married, in 1843, a Keziah ROBERTSON. This might be your David COLE since his wife, "Experence," died in 1842 according to the cemetery inscription. You mentioned you were trying to connect your "group into the larger scheme of things." I assume you meant you would like to see if your David COLE family related in any way to these Bronson COLEs. I'm not sure if the information I give will help, but hopefully, this information may serve as a basis for your further research into this question. I usually don't get involved in this kind of generalized query, since it can be way too time-consuming to research, but it piqued my interest so here is what I found- 1. Huron County, Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions. Peru Center/School House Cemetery, Peru Township. Page 720. Row 15. 4 Experence (sic) COLE, w/o David COLE, d. 27 Mar 1842, age 45y 6m 23d. 2. Huron County, Ohio Marriages, 1815-1900, by Scheuer Publications, 1992. David COLE m. Keziah ROBERTSON 11 May 1843. Old Book 2, Page 120. Hylas B. COLE m. Elenor VANTINE 11 Sep 1823. Old Book 1, Page 52. 3. Plat Book of 1845, Huron County, Ohio. David COLE, Greenfield Twp, page 47, section 3, lots 31, 32, 41; and Peru Twp, page 28, Section 4, lots 6 & 9. (I could find no other references to David, Alexander, or Franklin COLE in the 1873 or 1891 Atlases of Huron County, Ohio.) 4. History of Huron County, Ohio by W.W. Williams, 1879. Page 81. Alexander COLE is listed as a Private in the 3rd Regiment of Ohio Volunteers, called into service May 13, 1846 for the Mexican War. The members were discharged Aug. 31, 1846. Chapter on Bronson Township. Page 230. Mentions that Edward L. COLE moved into Bronson from Scipio, Cayuga County, NY in 1821. He settled in the 4th section where his son Joseph now lives. He died June 13, 1859 at age 60. Page 230. Mentions Lemon COLE came out (to Bronson) with his brother Edward when the latter first came. He returned to New York, then subsequently married and moved to Bronson about 1824, settling on lot 33. He died there in 1861. None of his family now (1879) are still in the township. Page 231. Includes the information that the first settlers on the old State road in Bronson Township were David COLE, Abijah Rundell, and Nathan Tanner. They came to Ohio from Cayuga County, NY with their families in the spring of 1815 and remained in the township of Avery (now Milan) until 1817 when they moved into Bronson. COLE made his location on lot 16, section 3. He resided here for eight to nine years, then, his wife having previously died, returned to NY, joined the Shakers and his children became scattered. His oldest son Hylas was killed in 1825 by the fall of a tree. Page 231. Mentions Bethuel COLE, brother of the above mentioned David COLE, moved into Bronson with his family from Ontario County, NY, in Oct., 1823 and settled on lot 19. Bethuel COLE died at his original residence in 1873, at age 78. Mrs. COLE, now an octagenarian (1879) is making her home with her son-in-law T.J. MCCAGUE. Page 232. Mentions, Attrusha COLE, brother of David and Bethuel, arrived (in Bronson) in Feb., 1829, and settled on lot number 22, section number three, where he has since resided. He came out first in 1818. He is now (1879) nearly 80 years old. His wife died in Jan. 1876. Page 232. States- The first settlement in section two was made by David Clark in 1816. He emigrated to Ohio from Middletown, CT, and took up some 400 acres of land in the above section, building his cabin on lot number one. He died in Bronson about the year 1830, quite advanced in life. His wife died afterwards. There were five sons and a daughter, who became the wife of Mr. John Laylin, of Norwalk. One of the sons now lives in Iowa, and is the only surviving member of the family. In Williams' History of Huron County, Ohio he gives the census results, by name, for six of the 19 Huron County, Ohio Townships, taken from the 1827 Census of Huron County. This census gave the names of white male inhabitants over the age of 21. Only two of the six townships listed the name COLE. They were Greenfield- Jeremiah COLE, and Bronson- Lemon, James, Edward E., and David COLE. 5. Just Like Old Times, Book V, by Henry Timmin, published originally in the Norwalk Reflector. Page 75. "Take a ride along Ridge Road," dated Jun. 7, 1985. Refers to Hester Cemetry in Bronson Township which began on the farm of Lemon and Hannah COLE whose son, Alfred B. died Aug. 21, 1831.

Surnames: JENKS, SAMPLE
Researcher: Lee Reilly
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Friday, September 20, 2002

I was wondering if anyone has information about Experience JENKS who married Samuel SAMPLE in Huron County, Ohio on 27 Dec 1829.

Surnames: JENKS, SAMPLE
Researcher: Lee Reilly
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Saturday, September 21, 2002

Looking for information on Experience JENKS, who married Samuel SAMPLE in Huron Co., OH, 27 Dec 1829. 9/19/02

Surnames: BARR, JENKS
Researcher: Nancy Luther
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Sunday, September 22, 2002

Does anyone have information about Delphine BARR, born 1875, who may have married a JENKS?

Surnames: BARR, JENKS
Researcher: Nancy Luther
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Sunday, September 22, 2002

Cathy Lauer Look Up Results - The LDS FamilySearch site shows the marriage of Delphine BARR to Clarence JENKS abt. 1893 in Mayfield, Butler County, Ohio. The source was given as LDS film #1903972.

Surnames: NEIDHAMER, NEITHAMER, NEITHAMMER, NETHAMER
Researcher: David Neithamer
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Wednesday, September 25, 2002

I am trying to find out where my great grandfather, Albert F. NEITHAMER, died. Although I get my namesake from him, I know the least about this side of the family because he left his family when they were fairly young. According to stories from my grandfather and great aunt, they found out he died in Norwalk, Ohio around 1944. I don't know if he is buried in Norwalk or not. I have requested a death certificate but I am still waiting to hear back. In previous searches I have found our last name spelled NETHAMER, NIETHAMER, NEITHAMMER, and NEIDHAMER. Any help in locating him would be greatly appreciated.

Surnames: NEIDHAMER, NEITHAMER, NEITHAMMER, NETHAMER
Researcher: David Neithamer
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Wednesday, September 25, 2002

I am trying to find out where my great grandfather, Albert F. NEITHAMER, died. Although I get my namesake from him, I know the least about this side of the family because he left his family when they were fairly young. According to stories from my grandfather and great aunt, they found out he died in Norwalk, Ohio around 1944. I don't know if he is buried in Norwalk or not. I have requested a death certificate but I am still waiting to hear back. In previous searches I have found our last name spelled NETHAMER, NIETHAMER, NEITHAMMER, and NEIDHAMER.

Surnames: HARKNESS, PARROTT
Researcher: Lee Reilly
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Thursday, September 26, 2002

Would anyone have a 1910 or 1911 Firelands Pioneer book to do a look up for an Obits of Nancy Jane (HARKNESS) PARROTT that died 7 Feb 1910.

Surnames: NEIDHAMER, NEITHAMER, NEITHAMMER, NETHAMER
Researcher: David Neithamer
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Friday, September 27, 2002

Ken Shute Look Up Results - Like Nancy Paramore, I had no success in finding the death location of your Albert F. NEITHAMER (and other spelling variations) in any of our Huron County, Ohio publications. However, in going to the internet, I found some interesting references to an Albert F. NIETHAMER which I offer for possible further investigation. You may already be aware of these, but here they are. From Ancestry.com World Tree- The spouse of an Albert F. NEITHAMER was given as Stella DARIO. The mother of Stella was listed as a Hattie SMITH. Google gives a picture and a brief commentary on a Stella M. DAVIS, Class of 1919, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts. It was taken from the "One Hundred Year Biographical Directory of Mount Holyoke College 1837-1937." The commentary reads as follows- "Stella M. DAVIS 1919 (Mrs. Albert F. NIETHAMER). Address in 1937- 1948 C St., San Diego, CA; Cataloguer 1919-1921 Yale University Library; Married 1922; husband was a salesman; Children- Katherine born and died 1929." (This wouldn't seem to be a bad fit for the wife of your Albert NEITHAMER if you can accept that the Stella DARIO from Ancestry World tree above, and this Stella DAVIS, are one and the same. The fact that her husband was referred to in the past tense is of interest also.) The web site for this is- www.mtholyoke.edu/~dalbino/women26/stella.html. Further from Ancestry.com, California Deaths, 1940-1997-- First- Albert Ferdinand NIETHAMER; Birth Date- 20 Jan. 1889; Death Date- 20 May 1981; Birth Place- Pennsylvania; Death Place- San Diego; Mother's Maiden Name- HINTZ. (The birth year (1889) would appear to be roughly in line with one a bit later that's implied for Stella M. DAVIS of Mount Holyoke College. But the death year (1981) and the death place (San Diego) don't correspond at all with that which you have (about 1944 in Huron County, Ohio.)) Second- Reading Pennsylvania Births, 1876-1905. Albert F. NIETHAMER; Birth Date- 1-26-1889; File Number- 92.

Surnames: ROSS, TICE
Researcher: Cidney
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Sunday, September 29, 2002

I am on a fishing trip for Issac TICE b. abt. 1826 somewhere in Ohio. Have never found out his parents names or where he was born in Ohio. 1850 census for Peoria Illinois says he and parents all born in Ohio. All other census he was on say the same. Issac TICE lived in Peoria for an unknown amount of time, at least I know it was from 1849 to 1853, then he and his wife, Elizabeth ROSS moved to Oregon, Clatsop Co. where he bought land in 1854 and sold it in 1857. Then he and his family moved to Harrison Co. Iowa where he died shortly after 1870. I have contacted many researches in Washington Co. Ohio and they don't seem to have any occurrence of him in their TICE families.

Surnames: ROSS, TICE
Researcher: Cidney
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Sunday, September 29, 2002

Cathy Lauer Look Up Results - Here's some additional information you may not have- Isaac TICE took out a donation land claim in Oregon. DLC #3536 - Clatsop Co.; b. 12 Aug. 1827 Ohio; arrived Oregon 1851; settled claim 27 Feb. 1852; married Elizabeth 8 July 1850, Peoria Co. Illinois. Affadavit-Samuel Talman, Eli C. Crow, James Brown.

Surnames: THUDIUM
Researcher: Jim Hutchins
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Monday, September 30, 2002

Thank you so much lookups out of the book "Cemetery Inscriptions of Huron County, Ohio". My THUDIUM kin would be easy to find, you would think, with that surname. The index lists the following-THUDIUM, Elgie B., 444; Elwyn B., 444; Etta H., 453; Glade, 699; Glade E., 660; Henry H., 453; Kathryn G., 444; Lester E., 444; Louise, 453; and Mary A., 660 and 699. Of these, I think the only ones I'm related to are on p. 444. Could you see if the inscriptions have dates of birth and/or death?

Surnames: THUDIUM
Researcher: Jim Hutchins
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Monday, September 30, 2002

Dianne L. Fulton Look Up Results - Here you go. Hope this helps in your research- p.444-Grove Street Cemetery, New London Twp., located on Grove Street in New London. Section 6, Row 2. THUDIUM, Elwyn B. 1901-1981; married 8 May 1926. Kathryn G., 1902-1959. Section 6, Row 4. THUDIUM, Lester E., 1897-1970. Elgie B. 1892-1968. p. 453-Same cemetery, Mausoleum. THUDIUM, Henry H., 1863-1944. Etta H., 1871-1955. SPRINKLE, Solomon 1865-1946. Louise THUDIUM 1868-1940. p.660-Woodlawn Cemetery, Norwalk Twp., located on Woodlawn Ave., on the east side of Norwalk. Section 41, West Drive to Ave N, Row 4. THUDIUM, Glade E. 1906-1969. Mary A. 1913-1985. p.699-same cemetery. Info. taken from burial cards. THUDIUM, Glade, bur. 29 Sep 1969. Mary A., bur. 24 May 1985.

Surnames: SMITH
Researcher: Mary Smith
Email: [email protected]
Date posted: Monday, September 30, 2002

I would like a look-up on the following name, please-SMITH, Rebecca Leigh, pg. 296.

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