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ELIZA ALLING
ANDREW J. ANDREWS was born in the state of New York, Oct.
30, 1830, and came to Ohio with his parents when six years of age
and lived in Huron county until his death in 1905. His wife
was Miss Cornelia Powers.
CHARLES W. ARNOLD, M. D.
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MRS. SARAH ROBINSON ATHERTON
HOMER J. AUSTIN
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EMMA HUSTED BAKER
JOHN BARKER
SAMUEL WILDMAN BARNES
ELIZABETH (NORTON) BARNUM
MARY BARRETT
EDWARD BASSETT
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Defiance county and married there. He moved to Nebraska where
he died at the age of eighty-two.
DR. SETH BECKWITH
JOSEPH LESTER BODWELL
SARAH MATILDA BOMBERGER.
SARAH MATILDA BOMBERGER,
was born in Norwalk, Ohio, in January, 1824, being a daughter of
William Gallup and Sally Boalt. Her parents were pioneer
settlers of Norwalk, having been married there in 1819. She
grew up to womanhood in Norwalk. She married William
Bomberger and lived at Dayton until 1870 when they moved to
Denver, Colorado, where the husband died in 1884 and the wife of
Feb. 29, 1905.
JACOB
BROWN, son of Jacob and Mary Brown, was born in Peru,
Apr. 16 1836. In 1861 he was married to Mary Ann Adelman,
of Peru, and lived in that township until his death, Oct. 14, 1904.
GEORGE
BUSKIRK was born in Norwal in 1831. He was a soldier in
the Civil War and was crippled by a wound. He died at his home
at Bryan, Ohio, May 17, 1904.
NOBLE C. CALL, a son of Essex Call
and Mary Town, was born in Clarksfield Aug. 8, 1838. His
first wife was Mar-
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garet Merrill, of Clarksfield. He died at Norwalk in
1903. His father moved from Berlin to Clarksfield in 1823.
OTIS G. CARTER
MRS. KATE E. CHRISTIAN
CALVIN CARLTON CLARK, was a
son of Upton Clark and Sally Day, and was born in
Clarksfield, Aug. 31, 1831. He married Sarah M. Day, a
daughter of Ransom Day, of Clarksfield, in 1859. She
died in 1864 and he married her sister, Nancy A., the
following year. He died Nov. 19, 1905, having spent his entire
life in Clarksfield township.
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KATE G. (ASHLEY) CLELAND was born in
Greenfield township in 1829 and died at Oberlin in 1904.
MARY ANN (STILES) COATS
DANIEL CONSIDINE
EDGAR
COUCH, was a son of William H. Couch and Catherine
Patch, of Clarksfield. He died in Cleveland July 1, 1905,
at the age of sixty-two.
EDWARD C. CULP
EDWIN WILBUR CUNNINGHAM
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HARRIET CURTISS (STRONG) CUNNINGHAM was
born in Wakeman, Ohio, Aug. 25, 1833. She was married to
Watson Cun-
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ningham in 1853. She died at Battle Creek, Mich., Feb.
8, 1903.
ELIZABETH, LEVI & GEORGE CURRY
SABRA (KNAPP) FANNING
FRANK BOARDMAN FOSTER
SAMUEL CALDWELL GALLUP
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HIRAM
H. GRAY, the youngest brother of Samuel D. and the
last member of a family of twelve children, was born in Clarksfield
in May, 1827. In 1845 he was married to Jane Rogers, of
Bronson, and in 1856 moved to Emporia, Kansas, where he died Sept. 9
1905.
SAMUEL D. GRAY
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ELIZA PERRY GRIBBEN
ANN MARIA ST. JOHN GRIFFIN,
widow of R. B. Griffin, of Greenwich, died in 1903. She
was born at Patterson, Putnam county, N. Y., Mar. 23, 1814, and
moved to Greenwich in early life.
RILEY GRIFFIN
THOMAS HAGAMAN
JOHN HAND
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CHARLES HARRIS
ELIZA N. HARRIS
PHILLIP HAUXHURST
EDIAL
C. HELLER was born in New Haven township Sept. 4, 1839, and
died Oct. 5, 1905, having lived all his life upon the same farm.
He was married to Sielesia Davis in 1864.
FANNY PARKER HILL
CAPTAIN WILLIAM HOWARD
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CORNELIA D. (WARNER) HOWE
SALEM TOWNE HOWE
LORENZO
A HOWE was born in Penfield, N. Y., Feb. 10, 1821. He
came to Huron county in 1832, and resided in Norwalk for the last
fifty years of his life. He died Feb. 12, 1904.
JONATHAN W. HUESTIS, a son of
Rev. William C. Huestis, a Methodist circuit preacher, was
born in Fairfield township
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ELMER ERASTUS HUSTED
EDWARD LeGRAND HUSTED
HENRY E. HUSTED
JULIA MORSE HYDE, was born in Norwalk,
O., in 1826 and died at Northfield, Minn., Nov. 27, 1904. She
was a sister of
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Mrs. John Kennan, Mrs. George A. Safford and Mrs. Harriet
Webster, well known in this county. She was arried to
H. N. Hyde of Mentor, O., in 1862.
ANN D. (ARNETT) JEFFERSON
GREGORY JENNINGS
ELIZA L. (TOWNSEND) JOHNSON
LUTHER B. JOHNSON
MISS SARAH ANN JOHNSON
SEARS KETCHAM
JOHN GIDEON KING, was born in Ontario county, N. Y., Oct.
10, 1824. He moved to Ohio with his parents in 1834,
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first going to Berlin township, then to Lyme, and in 1838 to
Norwalk. In 1847 he was married to Delia White. Mr.
King was a master carpenter of the old Cleveland & Toledo
railroad for a time, but resigned the position in 1854, when he
obtained the contract to build the Whittlesey Academy building.
He died in 1903.
S. CHARLES KINSLEY
GEORGE W. KNAPP
LOUISA ANN (FULLER) KINGHT
MRS. CAROLINE LANING
MARY JANE (COLWELL) LITTLE
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R. Little Feb. 1, 1842. She died at her old home in
Norwalk Sept. 30, 1904.
RUTH ANN GALLUP LYTTLE
RUTH ANN GALLUP LYTTLE,
wife of Col. Lafayette F. Lyttle died Sept. 12, 1904, at the
family residence, 320 Eighteenth street. She had been a
sufferer from paralysis for a long time, says the Toledo Times.
Mrs. Lyttle was born in Norwalk. She
married Col. Lyttle at Osborne, Ohio, and came to Toledo
immediately after her marriage. She leaves, besides her,
husband, three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt, of Denver;
Mrs. Susan Thresher, of New Mexico; Mrs. Rose Nusley, of
Canton; and two brothers, J. H. Gallup, of Denver and S.
C. Gallup, of Pueblo. Mrs. Hunt and her daughter,
Mrs. Jane Spangler, are in the city.
The deceased was an original member of the Toledo
Relief Corps.
Mrs. Lyttle was a daughter of Wm. Gallup,
one of the old time residents of Norwalk, and a cousin of Hon. C.
H. Gallup, Mrs. Henry Brown, Miss Lizzie Gallup and Carrol
Gallup, of this city.
URSULA (DAY) McCORD
AMY M. (LEWIS) McDONALD
MRS.
N. E. (KEELER) MARTIN was a daughter of Eri Keeler and
was born in Norwalk, Ohio, in 1830. She was married to Mr.
Martin in 1853. She died in Cleveland, where she had lived
for forty years, in 1903.
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MARY CAROLINE (SMITH) MARSEILLES
G.
F. MAYNARD was born in Ripley township, Feb. 8, 1846, and
died at Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 16, 1904. He was married to
Fannie E. McMillan in 1867.
IRA
M. MAYNARD was born in Ripley township Aug. 27, 1838, and
died at North Fairfield Dec. 19, 1904.
LUTHER B. MESNARD
ANSON H. MILLER
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ried to Miss Nancy J. Otis, daughter of Joseph and Nancy
Otis of Berlin He died Mar. 31, 1905.
SARAH (MILLER) MOREHOUSE,
a daughter of Charles Miller, was born in Norwalk in 1837 and
died in Toledo in 1904. She was the widow of Josiah E.
Morehouse.
LOVINA
(BRECKENRIDGE) NASH, daughter of Rev. Myron and Almira
Breckenridge, was born at the Breckenridge home near
Monroeville, in March, 1840. She married George W. Nash
when a young lady. She died at Cleveland in 1905.
ISAIAH W. NORTON
MARY EVELYN (NELSON) MYMAN
MARTIN ORDWAY
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THE OTIS BROTHERS - PIONEER BOYS OF BERLIN.
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James, Lucius B., Frederick R., and
Joseph E. Otis.
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[PORTRAIT OF JAMES OTIS]
[PORTRAIT OF LUCIUS B.
OTIS]
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[PORTRAIT OF FREDERIC R. OTIS]
[PORTRAIT JOSEPH E. OTIS]
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JOSEPH E. OTIS
PARVIS W. OWEN
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JOHN
C. PALMER, a son of John C. Palmer and Mary Puster,
was born in Ridgefield township Nov. 17, 1838, and died on the same
farm upon which he was born Aug. 6, 1905.
JUDGE CHARLES ELLIOTT
PENNEWELL was born in Sandusky, Ohio, Jan. 11, 1829. He
received his education at the old Norwalk seminary and studied law,
being aditted to the bar in 1851. He practiced his profession
in Norwalk until 1875, when he moved to Cleveland. He was
elected to the common pleas bench in 1869 and served one term with
marked ability. He died in Cleveland in 1904.
MRS. CHARLES E. PENNEWELL,
daughter of John and Hannah Beebe, was born in Norwalk Ohio,
Apr. 1, 1829. She was married to Charles E. Pennewell
June 28, 1853. She died Dec. 16, 1903.
HARVEY PIERCE
HORACE B. PORTER
EDWIN S. PROSSER
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JOHN COLT RANSOM
WILLARD WELLS REDFIELD
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time since then Mr. and Mrs. Redfield resided in Norwalk at
their home on Benedict avenue. He died June 3, 1905.
JOEL M. ROGERS
EBER ROWLAND
GEN. JAMES MONROE RUGGLES
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Ridge and other contests with the enemy he was, in 1864, breveted as
a Brigadier General, and as such mustered out of the service.
GEN. RUGGLES
CLARA RUMSEY
HANNAH PROUTY STATES
EDMUND L. SANDERS
MARTIN SATTIG
PORTRAIT OF J. C. SHELDON
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JACOB
SCHWANN was born in Peru township Nov. 4, 1839. In 1861
he married his first wife and they lived in Sandusky and Seneca
counties until 1873, when they moved to Sandusky and Seneca counties
until 1873, when they moved to Peru towship to a farm. The
wife died in 1889 and in 1891 he married Mary Vose. He
died May 8 1903.
MRS.
ESTHER (WILBUR) SEED was born in Sherman township Dec. 5,
1831, and died Apr. 29, 1904, in Fairfield.
GEORGE WOODWARD SHEFFIELD
JAIRUS C. SHELDON
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LAMPSON SHERMAN was born at Woodbury, Conn., Mar. 18,
1826. At two years of age he moved to Wakeman, where he lived for
thirty-six years. He was married to Miss Fannie Smith,
of Wakeman, in 1852. Mr. Sherman died at his home at
East Norwalk Aug. 19, 1904.
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POLLY (JONES) SHERMAN
MISS SOPHRONIA SIMMONS
ELIZA (KNAPP) SMITH
DR. GEORGE E. SMITH
HIRAM
SMITH, a son of Erastus Smith and Fannie Spencer, was
born in Greenfield township Nov. 21, 1816. His parents moved
from Trumbull county, O., to Greenfield township in 1811. He
was married to Polly Rockwell Dec.
31, 1840. They lived on the old Smith Homestead until
1887, when they moved to Norwalk, where he died May 14 1904.
He was the first white child born in Greenfield township.
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LYDIA
K. SMITH was born in Peru township, Nov. 1, 1829, and died at
North Fairfield, Jan. 3, 1905. She was married to Marquis
Smith Apr. 7, 1853.
C.
LOUISE SMITH. Within the past five weeks two
processions of mourners have gone in and out of the old Strong
Home on East Main street. Two sisters, well known and
beloved, have been carried out lovingly and taken to their last long
home in Woodlawn. Five weeks ago it was Mrs. M. C.
Marseilles; yesterday, Mar. 27, 1905, it was Miss C. Louise
Smith. Both died quite suddenly, and with but little, if
any, pain they both passed out and into the beyond where all must
sooner or later go.
MRS. MARY (HAMILTON) SMITH
was born at Buffalo, N. Y., in 1824, and when an infant moved to
Greenfield township with her parents. She was married to
Lester Smith Dec. 31, 1846, and he died in 1885. She died
at Norwalk in 1904.
POLLY
(ROCKWELL) SMITH, daughter of Thaddeus Rockwell, was
born at Taylor, N Y., Aug. 1, 1820, and came with her parents to
Greenfield township in 1836. She was married to
Hiram Smith, Dec. 31, 1840, and died
at Norwalk Jan. 13, 1904.
MARY (McMILLAN) SNEATHEN,
daughter of Dr. Andrew McMillan and Effie Wheeler, was born
in Clarksfield Feb. 8, 1846, and died in Minnesota Apr. 20, 1905.
NORMAN
SNOOK, a son of Peter Snook and Cornelia Van Dusen,
was born in Columbia county, N. Y., and came to Huron county when
young. In 1847 he was married to Sally, daughter of
Judge Cunningham. He died in Norwalk in 1904.
MARTHA A. (THORNTON) SQUIRE
was born in Florence township Apr. 8, 1838. In 1866 she
married Erastus Squire. She lived in Wakeman for many
years, but died in Cleveland Oct. 26, 1901.
EDWIN
STARR was born in Norwalk, O., Nov. 16, 1835, and died in
Peru Nov. 25, 1904. He married Emeline McConnell Dec.
23, 1857, and resided in Norwalk
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until 1863, when they moved to Norwich township, where they lived
until the spring of 1904
LUCY KENDALL TANNER was born
in Herkimer county, N. Y., Aug. 26, 1817. She married
Benjamin Tanner in 1837 and they came to Richmond township in
1840. He died in 1892 and she lived until Nov. 3, 1904.
LEVI
THOMAS died in New London May 10, 1905, in the ninety-ninth
year of his age. He was born in the state of New York and came
to Hartland township in 1840.
SOLOMON TRUXELL
WILLIAM W. TWADDLE
JAMES FORSYTHE VANCERCOOK
MORDECAI WELCH
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ELIZABETH (HANLEY) WELLS
was born in New York state Nov. 10, 1811. She came with her
parents to Lorain county when a babe. At the age of nine she
moved with them to West Berlin, Erie county, where she was arried to
Ezekiel Wells June 30, 1830. Soon after that they moved
to a farm northeast of Norwalk, at what is known as Wells'
Corners. In October, 1878, Mr. Wells went to Columbus
on a visit and disappeared, never to be heard from again. In
1892 Mrs. Wells moved to Norwalk where she died May 21, 1904.
ANSON W. WHEELER
THANKFUL FANNIE WHITE
JOHN WRIKER
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