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The Baker Family
of Seneca County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Mary I. Baker
Mary I. Baker ⚭ Mr. Michaels
childrenBessie Michaels · Ola B. Michaels · Courtland L. Michaels · William H. Michaels · Margaret E. Michaels · John Michaels · Corinne D. Michaels
- Married Mr. Michaels (a Seneca County farmer/dairyman, Willow Spring Dairy.
- Seven children.
- Daughter Bessie died in childhood.
- Son Courtland worked for the Sun Oil Company in Tiffin.
Source: A Centennial Biographical History of Seneca County, Ohio
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of Seneca County, Ohio · documented from the public record
William Baker
William Baker ⚭ Margaret Baker
- Early settler of Seneca County, Ohio.
- Father of Mary I. Baker who married Mr. Michaels.
Source: A Centennial Biographical History of Seneca County, Ohio
Is this your Baker family? Ask us →The Bealer Family
of Seneca County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Andrew Bealer
Andrew Bealer ⚭ Catherine Bealer
childrenCaroline Bealer
- With wife Catherine, described as one of the sterling pioneers of Seneca County.
- Father of Caroline (Bealer) Wagner.
Source: A Centennial Biographical History of Seneca County, Ohio
Is this your Bealer family? Ask us →The Doran Family
of Seneca County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Jonas Doran 1831 – 1890
parentsJohn Doran
Jonas Doran ⚭ Mary A. Armstrong
childrenWilliam H. Doran · Inez Doran · John Doran · Delia Doran · Rosa Doran · Ella Doran · Sheridan Doran · Frank Doran · George Doran · Ida Doran
- Father of William H. Doran.
- Born on his father's farm in Hopewell township.
- Married Mary A. Armstrong.
- Parents of ten children (five sons, five daughters).
- Died 1890 at age 59 (birth year ~1831 inferred).
- Home farm was 3.5 miles northwest of Tiffin.
Source: A Centennial Biographical History of Seneca County, Ohio
Is this your Doran family? Ask us →The Eaton Family
of Seneca County, Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Eliza Eaton 1822 – 1893
Eliza Eaton ⚭ Jacob Crouse
childrenCarrie Crouse · Ella Crouse · Frances Crouse · Clara Crouse · Mary E. Crouse
- Born in Pennsylvania 1822.
- Died in Melmore, Seneca Co., 1893.
- Presbyterian.
- Wife of Jacob Crouse.
- Mother of five children.
Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio
Is this your Eaton family? Ask us →The Fruth Family
of Seneca County, Ohio · from Bavaria, Germany · documented from the public record
Catherine Fruth d. 1854
Catherine Fruth ⚭ Frank Fruth
childrenJohn F. Fruth
- Maiden name Fruth (of a collateral branch of the Fruth family).
- Wife of Frank Fruth.
- Born in Bavaria.
- Died about four weeks after the family's arrival in the United States in 1854.
- Mother of John F. Fruth.
- Lutheran.
- NOTE: distinct from her same-named daughter (Catherine Fruth who married A. Heinze).
- Not merged.
Source: A Centennial Biographical History of Seneca County, Ohio
Is this your Fruth family? Ask us →The Fruth Family
of Seneca County, Ohio · from Bavaria, Germany · documented from the public record
Frank Fruth b. 1813
Frank Fruth ⚭ Catherine Fruth
- Born in Bavaria 15 Sep 1813.
- Learned the baker's trade.
- Emigrated with family to America spring 1854, settling near Cleveland, Ohio.
- Moved to Loudon township, Seneca County, Ohio, in 1856 and purchased 120 acres.
- Democrat, Lutheran.
- Had ten children, only four surviving.
- Living (nearly 90) when written.
Source: A Centennial Biographical History of Seneca County, Ohio
Is this your Fruth family? Ask us →The Lake Family
of Seneca County, Ohio · from Cayuga county, New York · documented from the public record
Joshua Lake b. 1805
Joshua Lake ⚭ Lydia Thatcher
childrenJames Leroy Lake · Dr. O. A. Lake
- Born 6 May 1805 in Cayuga county, NY.
- Came to Seneca county, Ohio about 1833, first on an 80-acre tract in Reed township, in 1862 bought 110 acres.
- Democrat.
- Served township as justice of the peace, treasurer and assessor.
- Methodist Episcopal.
- Died in his 79th year (c.1883).
- Four children born, two survived.
Source: A Centennial Biographical History of Seneca County, Ohio
Is this your Lake family? Ask us →The Park Family
of Seneca County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Peter D. Park
grandparentsPeter D. Park & Sarah Heming
Peter D. Park ⚭ Sarah Heming
- Said to be the first white male child born in the city of Tiffin.
- Reared amid frontier conditions.
- Father of three children.
- His wife Sarah died when their eldest child was eight.
Source: A Centennial Biographical History of Seneca County, Ohio
Is this your Park family? Ask us →The Rinebold Family
of Seneca County, Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
John Rinebold b. 1797
parentsMatthias Rinebold
John Rinebold ⚭ Catherine Weininger
childrenAbraham Rinebold · Rebecca Rinebold · Elizabeth Rinebold · Jacob Rinebold
- Born January 1797 in Pennsylvania.
- Son of Matthias Rinebold.
- Brought to Perry County, Ohio as a child.
- Farmer.
- Removed to Richland County, Ohio in 1823, then in March 1834 to 160 acres in Seneca County, Ohio.
- Married Catherine Weininger.
- Four children.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Seneca County, Ohio
Is this your Rinebold family? Ask us →The Roller Family
of Seneca County, Ohio · from York County, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Henry Roller b. 1800
Henry Roller ⚭ Elizabeth Smyser
childrenHenry A. Roller
- Born August 5, 1800 in York County, Pennsylvania.
- Married Elizabeth Smyser.
- Conducted a tavern on the stage road at Wooster, Ohio until 1843, then operated a grist mill and saw mill at Perryville.
- After six years crossed the plains to California in the gold rush, meeting John C. Fremont en route.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Seneca County, Ohio
Is this your Roller family? Ask us →The Wilhelm Family
of Seneca County, Ohio · documented from the public record
David Wilhelm
David Wilhelm ⚭ Margaret Brillhart
- Prominent farmer of Reed township, Seneca County, Ohio.
- Married Margaret Brillhart.
- Father of Elsie M. Wilhelm.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Seneca County, Ohio
Is this your Wilhelm family? Ask us →The Wilhelm Family
of Seneca County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Elsie M. Wilhelm
Elsie M. Wilhelm ⚭ Mr. Lake
childrenIrvin Leroy Lake
- Native of Stark County, Ohio.
- Daughter of David and Margaret (Brillhart) Wilhelm.
- Became third wife of Mr. Lake of Reed township, Seneca County, on April 15, 1896.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Seneca County, Ohio
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