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Found in
National Intelligencer
Jul. 10, 1830
Ingham, Samuel D.,
formerly from Western New York, who emigrated to Ohio several years ago,
died at Gnadenhutten, Ohio, 23 June after falling in the river. |
Source: Cincinnati Daily Gazette -
Ohio
Dated: 07-23-1867
The New Philadelphia Advocate
says an old man named Boyd recently died near
Urichsville, Tuscarawas county, Ohio, who had hid away in his
house $2,150.50 in gold, about $1,510 in silver and coppers, and
a considerable sum in greenbacks. |
Source: The New Philadelphia Times
Dated: January 18, 1894
Nicholas Lorenz died Monday night, January 8, 1894,
at his home in the Stone Creek settlement of pneumonia, agd 81
years. Mr. Lorenz was born in Prussia in 1813, and
emigrated to this country in 1840, settling in Tuscarawas county
where he lived until his death. He was married to
Catharine Bentor in 1845. Eleven children were born to
them: John, Abraham, Nicholas, Casimer, Jacob, Elizabeth,
Catherine, Mary, Louisa, Phoebe and Margaret. Mr.
Lorenz was an energetic and industrious man and a member of
the United Church at Phillipsburg from which place he was
buried. The service being conducted by Reverend Lohman.
NOTE: Abraham Lorenz, brother of the late
Nicholas Lorenz of near Phillipsburg, died on Friday evening
January 12th, 1894, aged 84 years. His death was
attributed to pneumonia. He was buried at the Phillipsburg
Cemetery. The funeral service being conducted by
Reverend Lohman. |
Source: The New Philadelphia Times
Dated: March 1, 1894
Henry Steese, a well known farmer, died on his farm
in Monroe Township, Friday last. He was born in Tuscarawas
county, June 11, 1836, and hence was in his 58th year. He
grew to manhood in Tuscarawas county, and in 1859, was married
to Miss Mary A. Maughimam. To this union were born
the following children: Mrs. Elizabeth West, Miss
Sarah, Mrs. Louisa Minks, Margaret A. (Deceased), Miss
Alice, John F. (Deceased), and Henry M.
In 1863 Mr. Steese bought the farm of 130 acres upon
wihch he died, and removed to this county. He was an
honest man and an honored citizen. He was a member of the
Lutheran Church and a life-long Democrat. |
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