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The Butz Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Lawrence Jr. Butz
Lawrence Jr. Butz ⚭ Mrs. Lawrence Butz
childrenLillie Butz · Louie Butz · Viola Butz · Clarence Butz
- Bass soloist at Holy Trinity Catholic church, Dayton, Ohio, a position held many years.
- Prominent Dayton musician appearing in concert in many cities.
- His wife was the church organist for over twelve years, previously leading soprano.
- Together they educated their children in music.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Butz family? Ask us →The Cotterman Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
William Cotterman
William Cotterman ⚭ Amanda McPherson
childrenSarah Cotterman · Clinton Cotterman · Clara Cotterman · Adam Cotterman · James Cotterman · Albertus Cotterman
- Native of Pennsylvania, brought to Ohio as a boy by his father.
- Grew to manhood on a farm near Dayton.
- Civil War soldier, served three years.
- Farmed at Pyrmont, Ohio, later retired to the soldiers' home near Dayton.
- Son Albertus died at age 15.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Cotterman family? Ask us →The Courtney Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Oella Courtney
parentsWilliam J. Courtney
Oella Courtney ⚭ Mr. Appleton
childrenTheresa Appleton · Katherine Appleton · Margaret L. Appleton · William Courtney Appleton
- Married 1869 at Millersburg to Mr. Appleton, a leading Dayton photographer.
- Her paternal family of English descent.
- Grandfather emigrated from the British Isles.
- Family members of the Central Church of Christ, Dayton.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Courtney family? Ask us →The Disher Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Maryland · documented from the public record
Christian Disher 1788 – 1871
Christian Disher ⚭ Frances Circle
childrenMatthias Disher · Christian Disher
- Youngest of Peter Discher's seven children.
- Born Maryland 1788.
- Lieutenant in the War of 1812, stationed at Norfolk, Va. Married Frances Circle, farmed in Botetourt County, Va., came to Ohio fall 1829 with wife and five children, settled Harrison township, Preble County.
- Died 1871 aged 82 years 11 months.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Disher family? Ask us →The Disher Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Germany · documented from the public record
Peter Disher d. 1821
- Name originally spelled Discher.
- Emigrated from Germany prior to the Revolution.
- Revolutionary War soldier who fought under Benedict Arnold at Quebec.
- Settled in Maryland then removed to Botetourt County, Va., where he died about 1821-1822.
- Had seven children, the youngest being Christian.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Disher family? Ask us →The Eminger Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Cumberland County, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Andrew Eminger
parentsIsaac Eminger
Andrew Eminger
- Son of Isaac Eminger.
- A farmer.
- First lieutenant in the Revolutionary War and a soldier in the War of 1812.
- Grandfather of Capt. Augustus J. Eminger.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Eminger family? Ask us →The Eminger Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Charles Francis Eminger b. 1865
2nd great-grandparentsIsaac Eminger
Charles Francis Eminger ⚭ Edna M. Engleman
childrenEthel L. Eminger
- Born Miamisburg July 16, 1865.
- Graduated Miamisburg high school 1883.
- Grocery business (firm of Forbes & Eminger) 1884-1886, then flour business with Uriah Engleman, managing the Engleman mill.
- 32nd-degree Mason, Knight Templar, Mystic Shrine, Odd Fellow, Knight of Pythias, Sons of Veterans, Loyal Legion.
- Republican.
- Candidate for county auditor 1895.
- Married April 8, 1886.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Eminger family? Ask us →The Eminger Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Cumberland County, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
David Eminger d. 1854
grandparentsIsaac Eminger
David Eminger ⚭ Magdalena Miller
- Son of Andrew Eminger.
- Married Magdalena Miller.
- A farmer, died in Pennsylvania in 1854.
- Father of Capt. Augustus J. Eminger of Miamisburg, Ohio.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Eminger family? Ask us →The Evans Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Wales · documented from the public record
Peter Evans
- Farmer in Wales.
- Died in Wales at age 72.
- Wife Jane died at age 70.
- Family had five sons and five daughters.
- Sons John P. Evans (died as engineer at the Dayton home waterworks) and Peter D. Evans (succeeded him).
- Named as parents of Thomas Penryn Evans of Dayton.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Evans family? Ask us →The Evans Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Denbigh, Wales · documented from the public record
Thomas Penryn Evans b. 1852
Thomas Penryn Evans ⚭ Carrie Wieler
childrenEva Elsie Evans · Edith Edna Evans
- Chief engineer at the national military home (soldiers' home), Dayton, Ohio.
- Born March 12, 1852 in Denbigh, Wales.
- Emigrated to America in 1865 with two brothers.
- Learned engineering.
- Came to the Dayton soldiers' home in 1883.
- Inventor/patentee of the Evans duplex oil burner.
- Married at Columbus, Ohio in 1879.
- Member of I.O.O.F. Columbus lodge No. 9 since 1873.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Evans family? Ask us →The Feldmann Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Ada M. Feldmann
Ada M. Feldmann ⚭ Mr. Deger
childrenMarie C. Deger · Charles M. Deger · Emma Deger · Helen Deger · Clara Deger · Eddie Deger · Adella Deger · Vincent Deger · Lucille Deger
- Of Dayton, Ohio.
- Married Mr. Deger (a prominent German-American of Dayton, member of Emanuel Catholic church) in 1880.
- Married surname Deger.
- Nine children born to the marriage.
- Emma and Clara are noted as deceased.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Feldmann family? Ask us →The Hawthorn Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
John Hawthorn 1822 – 1889
John Hawthorn ⚭ Sarah R. Bertles
childrenWinfield Scott Hawthorn
- Early settler of Montgomery county.
- Born 19 May 1822 in New Carlisle, Clarke county, Ohio.
- Plowmaker then various occupations.
- Soldier in the 131st Ohio Volunteer Infantry, garrison duty at Fort Federal Hill, Baltimore, MD.
- Died 30 Nov 1889 in Dayton in an accident.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Hawthorn family? Ask us →The Houser Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
El-Fleda Houser
El-Fleda Houser ⚭ Garrett
childrenEarle Garrett · Edythe Garrett
- Native of Troy, Ohio.
- Married Mr. Garrett, an Odd Fellows organization official of Dayton, Ohio, on June 28, 1888.
- Two children, Earle and Edythe.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Houser family? Ask us →The Howell Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Bracken County, Kentucky · documented from the public record
John M. Howell 1806 – 1877
parentsLampkin Howell
John M. Howell ⚭ Mary M. Fee
childrenWilliam F. Howell · Joseph P. Howell · Augusta M. Howell · Mary Jane Howell · Callie Howell · Thomas L. Howell · Elizabeth Howell
- Native of Bracken County, Kentucky.
- Blacksmith in early life, later a farmer.
- Came to Clermont County, Ohio at age nine and lived there the rest of his life.
- Died 1877 in his seventy-first year (birth year approximate).
- Members of the Methodist Episcopal church.
- Father of nine children, seven living.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Howell family? Ask us →The Kumler Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
David Kumler
David Kumler ⚭ Frances Disher
- Wheelwright and surveyor.
- Lived to age 72.
- Wife Frances (Disher) Kumler.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Kumler family? Ask us →The Kumler Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Henry Kumler
parentsHenry Kumler
Henry Kumler
childrenDavid Kumler · Andrew Kumler · Noah Kumler · Henry Kumler · Susannah Kumler · Jesse Kumler · Salome Kumler · Daniel Kumler · Samuel Kumler - Rev. Henry Kumler, the younger.
- Grandfather of Mrs. Lucretia (Kumler) Zehring.
- Bishop in the United Brethren church who traveled many circuits.
- Permanent home at Lewisburg, Ohio.
- Lived to age 80.
- Son of a pioneer minister also named Henry Kumler.
- Father of nine children.
- Sons Jesse and Samuel each served three years in an Ohio regiment during the Civil War.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Kumler family? Ask us →The Kumler Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Lucretia Kumler b. 1844
Lucretia Kumler ⚭ John Zehring
childrenEstelle Zehring · Clara Zehring · Ernest Zehring
- Born near Lewisburg, Ohio, Aug 13, 1844.
- Daughter of David and Frances (Disher) Kumler, of German descent (Pennsylvania and Virginia parentage).
- Married John Zehring Oct 15, 1868.
- Married name Zehring.
- Had a sister Civilla.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Kumler family? Ask us →The Limbert Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Perry County, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Henry Limbert 1787 – 1869
parentsHenry Limbert
Henry Limbert ⚭ Catherine Wagner
childrenJohn R. Limbert · Barbara Limbert · Lewis Limbert · Henry Limbert · Catherine Limbert · Peter Limbert · Ann M. Limbert · George Limbert · Levi Limbert · Adam Limbert · Susan Limbert · Elizabeth Limbert
- Born Perry County, Pa., 1787.
- Came to Montgomery County 1823 or 1824, settled 172 acres in Clay township.
- Member and founder of the United Brethren church locally.
- Father of Mrs. Peter (Ann Maria) Rasor.
- Died June 27, 1869.
- NOTE: distinct from his own father Henry Limbert (b. Lancaster County, Pa.) - two separate individuals, not merged.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Limbert family? Ask us →The Meyers Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Germany · documented from the public record
James Meyers
James Meyers ⚭ Martha Meyers
- Native of Germany.
- Came to America and located in Dayton in early youth.
- Father of Martha L. Meyers (Mrs. Bouck).
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Meyers family? Ask us →The Meyers Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Martha L. Meyers
Martha L. Meyers ⚭ Mr. Bouck
childrenClifford R. Bouck · Margaret Dale Bouck
- Married name Bouck.
- Native of Dayton.
- Married Mr. Bouck (a Dayton contractor and builder) on April 19, 1877.
- Daughter of James and Martha Meyers.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Meyers family? Ask us →The Michael Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Hannah Michael
parentsJacob Michael & Mary Michael
Hannah Michael ⚭ John Rasor
childrenPeter Rasor · Elizabeth Rasor · John Rasor · David Rasor · Daniel Rasor · Jacob Rasor · Samuel Rasor · Henry Rasor · Noah Rasor · Polly Rasor · Katie Rasor - Born in Pennsylvania, daughter of Jacob and Mary Michael, pioneers of Clay township, Montgomery Co., Ohio.
- Married John Rasor (son of the pioneer John Rasor).
- Mother of David Rasor.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Michael family? Ask us →The Mullendore Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Susan Mullendore
parentsDavid Mullendore
Susan Mullendore ⚭ Adam Eby
childrenJane · Elizabeth · Ephraim · Jacob · Susan · Wilson · Adam · Clement L. V. · Andrew · Christian
- Daughter of David Mullendore of Preble County, Ohio.
- Married Adam Eby of Harrison township, Montgomery County, Ohio, on 1 Oct 1840.
- Bore thirteen children, three of whom died.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Mullendore family? Ask us →The Mundhenk Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Augustus Mundhenk
parentsMundhenk
Augustus Mundhenk ⚭ Susan Knipe
childrenSusan Mundhenk · Daniel Mundhenk · August Mundhenk · Henry Mundhenk · William Mundhenk · Sarah Mundhenk · Mary Mundhenk
- Miller by trade and also a farmer.
- Lived to 76 years of age.
- Son of the old pioneer Mundhenk of Perry township, Montgomery county, Ohio.
- Married Susan Knipe.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Mundhenk family? Ask us →The Mundorff Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Adam Mundorff 1818 – 1850
Adam Mundorff ⚭ Mary Young
- Carpenter by trade, Baptist.
- Died in Lancaster co., Pa. in 1850 aged 32.
- Native of Pennsylvania.
- Daughter Eliza married D. H. Hensley.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Mundorff family? Ask us →The Mundorff Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
John Wesley Mundorff
John Wesley Mundorff ⚭ Mary Jane Marts
childrenElmer A. Mundorff · Earle Augustus Mundorff · Flora Mundorff
- Machinist.
- Began learning trade at Hamilton, Ohio at age 16.
- Came to Dayton, Montgomery co., Ohio in 1866.
- Foreman of Davis Screw Co., later superintendent of Foglesong Horse Collar Machinery Co. Married Mary Jane Marts Dec. 24, 1861.
- Republican.
- United Brethren church.
- K. of P., Odd Fellows, American Mechanics.
- Raised in Cumberland co., Pa.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Mundorff family? Ask us →The Myers Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Andrew S. Myers
Andrew S. Myers ⚭ Jane Crosson
childrenAmaliel C. Myers
- Native of Pennsylvania.
- Came to Ohio as a small boy, family locating in Hamilton County.
- Farmer all his life, in his ninetieth year when written.
- Parents came from Belfast, Ireland.
- Married Jane Crosson (native of Ohio), who died in 1868 at age 54.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Myers family? Ask us →The Oldfather Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Frederick Oldfather
Frederick Oldfather ⚭ Elizabeth Pence
- Native of Pennsylvania.
- Married Elizabeth Pence (native of Virginia).
- Father-in-law of Mr. Mooney of Dayton.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Oldfather family? Ask us →The Oldfather Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Martha J. Oldfather
Martha J. Oldfather ⚭ Mr. Mooney
childrenIva M. Mooney · Ernest V. Mooney · Mary F. Mooney · Arthur F. Mooney
- Daughter of Frederick Oldfather (native of Pennsylvania) and Elizabeth (Pence) Oldfather (native of Virginia).
- Married Mr. Mooney, a contractor and mill superintendent in Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, on February 1, 1871.
- Four children.
- Member of the Fourth Reformed church.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Oldfather family? Ask us →The Rasor Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
John Rasor
parentsJohn Rasor & A. Showers
John Rasor
childrenDavid Rasor
- Father of David Rasor.
- Born in Lancaster County, Pa.
- Came to Ohio with his parents about 1805 at age fifteen.
- A reading and well-informed man.
- Farmer in Clay township.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Rasor family? Ask us →The Rasor Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Peter Rasor
Peter Rasor ⚭ Ann Maria Limbert
childrenJohn H. Rasor · William F. Rasor · Samuel M. Rasor · Joseph Rasor · Adam S. Rasor · Saloma E. Rasor · Hannah C. Rasor · Ezra M. Rasor · Martha A. Rasor · Edward G. Rasor · Marietta Rasor · Ira N. Rasor - Farmer in Clay township, Montgomery County, Ohio.
- Married Ann Maria Limbert May 23, 1839 in Clay township.
- Settled on 160-acre forest tract which he cleared.
- 13 children.
- Devoted member of the United Brethren church.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Rasor family? Ask us →The Shank Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Virginia · documented from the public record
John Shank b. 1812
grandparentsShank
John Shank ⚭ Catherine Heiter
childrenElizabeth Shank · Noah Shank · John Shank · Daniel Shank · Ephraim Shank · Catherine Shank · Joseph Shank · Mary Shank · Martha Shank
- Father of Noah Shank.
- Born 1812 in Virginia, came to Ohio with his father in 1819.
- Farmer who cleared land on Beaver Creek, first in Madison Township then Perry Township.
- Ninety-one acres plus 150 added.
- Member United Brethren church.
- Died aged seventy-six.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Shank family? Ask us →The Stewart Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Dublin, Ireland · documented from the public record
Neil Stewart
Neil Stewart ⚭ Mary Barker
childrenJohn R. Stewart
- Native of Dublin, Ireland.
- Silversmith by trade.
- Father of Capt. John R. Stewart of Dayton/Montgomery County, Ohio.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Stewart family? Ask us →The Thompson Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
James F. Thompson
parentsAaron Thompson
James F. Thompson ⚭ Mary Ann Riley
childrenElihu Thompson
- Native of Pennsylvania.
- Son of Aaron Thompson of Allegheny co., Pa.
- Brought to Montgomery co., Ohio by his parents about 1820.
- Married Mary Ann Riley.
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Thompson family? Ask us →The Traebing Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Katie E. Traebing
Katie E. Traebing ⚭ Mr. Mull
childrenRuth Alice Mull · Lillian B. Mull
- Eldest of three Traebing children.
- Graduated Dayton high school and Dayton normal school.
- Successful primary teacher in Dayton (held one school 11 years) prior to marriage.
- Member Methodist Episcopal church.
- Resided Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Traebing family? Ask us →The Traebing Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany · documented from the public record
William L. Traebing
William L. Traebing ⚭ Katherine Kline
- Native of Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany.
- Married in Troy, Ohio, 1856.
- Later resided in Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Traebing family? Ask us →The Wagner Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Catherine Wagner
Catherine Wagner ⚭ Henry Limbert
childrenAnn M. Limbert
- Wife of Henry Limbert of Clay township, Montgomery County, Ohio.
- Mother of Mrs. Peter (Ann Maria) Rasor and twelve other children.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Wagner family? Ask us →The Weaver Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Virginia · documented from the public record
Martin Weaver
Martin Weaver ⚭ Susan Jordan
childrenGeorge Weaver · Mary A. Weaver · Eliza Weaver · William Weaver · David Weaver · Martin Weaver · John Weaver · Susan Weaver · Adeline Weaver · Sarah Weaver · Kate Weaver
- Of German ancestry, came early from Virginia to Ohio, settled in Madison Township on a 160-acre farm.
- One of the early blacksmiths of Madison Township, member of the German Reformed church.
- Father of Jemima (Weaver) Shank.
- Several other children died young.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Weaver family? Ask us →The Young Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Mary Young b. 1828
Mary Young ⚭ Adam Mundorff, William Hamil
- Member of the Baptist church.
- First married Adam Mundorff.
- After his death married William Hamil (d. 1890).
- Son William Hamil was superintendent of the gas company at Hamilton, Ohio.
- Widow living at Hamilton, Ohio, aged 69 when written (c.1897).
Source: Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio
Is this your Young family? Ask us →The Zehring Family
of Montgomery County, Ohio · documented from the public record
John Zehring
John Zehring ⚭ Lucretia Kumler
childrenEstella Zehring · Clare Zehring · Earnest Zehring
- Farmer on 97 acres in Harrison township.
- Removed to Brookville 1882.
- Member United Brethren church (old constitution), held offices of trustee and steward.
- Republican.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery County, Ohio
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