Descendants of WILLIAM DANIEL ANDERSON

Generation No. 1

1. WILLIAM DANIEL² ANDERSON (DANIEL¹) was born March 05, 1819 in PICKAWAY COUNTY, OHIO, and died September 18, 1880 in PIKE TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO. He married CATHARINE CECELIA ZAHM January 06, 1840 in ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, SOMERSET, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, daughter of NICHOLAS ZAHM and ELIZABETH GARHART. She was born July 17, 1821 in ALSACE, FRANCE, and died April 05, 1898 in NEWARK, OHIO.

Notes for WILLIAM DANIEL ANDERSON:

Perry County Democrat

Thursday, October 14, 1880 page 3

OBITUARY

Died, Saturday evening, September 18, 1880, Mr. William D. Anderson, aged 61 years, 6 months and 13 days. He was the father of 13 children, eight daughters and five sons; four daughters and one son have gone before him to the grave. They left this world of false joys and happiness to join the choir of angels and saints to enjoy eternal happiness forever. He, too, has followed them, and is placed in earth's cold bed, to be no more in the torments of this world, but he bore his troubles with patience, for the love of God. He was a devoted and loving husband and parent, a kind neighbor and friend, the idol of his household, and a generous, charitable citizen, loved and respected by all who knew him. Heavy and grievous to be borne is the hand of affliction laid upon the surviving wife and children. God knows best. He giveth and he taketh away, and blessed are they that fear not the Lord. May the Angels of Peace and Hope pour the oil of consolation into their troubled hearts, and may they find comfort in the knowledge that he whom they loved and who loved them so well, has gone to dwell at last in his heavenly home.

He's gone, a tender chord is riven,

But he is happier there,

Nor would I call him back from Heaven.

To breathe ever this bright air.

His earthly work forever done,

And on his brow so white

The starry crown he's proudly won,

Gleams 'mid the cypress bright.

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From the Perry County Democrat.

More About WILLIAM DANIEL ANDERSON:

Burial: ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH CEMETERY, PERRY COUNTY, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO

Notes for CATHARINE CECELIA ZAHM:

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH: "The History of Perry County, Ohio - 1883"

ANDERSON, CATHARINE C., Pike Township, Maholm post office, Ohio; farmer's wife; was born July 17, 1821, in Germany, daughter of Nicholas Zahm and Elizabeth (Coheart) Zahm. Mrs. Anderson lived in Germany until she was eight years of age, when she came with her parents to America, taking ship at Havre De Grace and landing in Philadelphia, where they bought a horse and wagon and drove to Wooster, Ohio, and from thence to East Union, Wayne County, Ohio, where her father entered eighty acres of land, upon which he lived for ten years, when he moved within five miles of Somerset, this county, where he bought fifty acres of land and lived twenty-five years. At this time he went to Indiana, where he spent about nine years with his sons, Peter, Jacob, and George, after which he returned, and lived with Mrs. George Green up to the time of his death, dying at the age of eighty-seven years, and upon his birthday, near St. Joseph's Academy. Mrs. Anderson was married, January 6, 1840, to William D., son of Daniel and Anna (Hendrickson) Anderson, who was born March 5, 1819, in Pickaway County, Ohio, but was living at St. Joseph's Academy at the time of his marriage. After their marriage they lived for two years one mile south of the above named Academy; from thence they moved to Hocking County, Ohio, where they lived six years, and again returned to about the same place they removed from, remaining this time about two years, when they came to where Mrs. Anderson still lives, at Bristol Station, in April of 1854, where he bought eighty acres of land, upon which he made all the improvement; supplanting the log house be a neat frame dwelling, and gave most of his attention to farming. He, in his life, gave considerable attention to the running of a saw mill, having owned one about seventeen years; and after running a portable mill about five years, he sent it to Indiana, where his sons are now using it. He also owned eighty acres east of the present home, but sold forty acres of that tract, which leaves one hundred and twenty acres in all. He was station agent on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and postmaster at Bristol Station, and kept a dry-good and grocery store at the same place and same time, up to the time of his death. Mrs. Anderson has opened a grocery store at Bristol Station, in co partnership with her daughter, Agusta Irene, who is, at this time, station agent and postmaster at the above place. Sarah A. is assistant postmaster, and France A. C. is general assistant at both the store and post-office. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson became the parents of thirteen children, viz.: Philamon A., Mary E., (deceased), Adrian C., Daniel S., Emily H., (deceased), Thomas Mc., Agnes P., Margaret A. (deceased), Cecily C. (deceased), William N. (deceased), Augusta I., Sarah A., and France A. C.

New Lexington Herald

April 28,1898 page 5

O B I T U A R Y

Died at her home after an illness of two years, Mrs. Catherine C. Anderson, aged 76 years, 8 months and 18 days. Mrs. Anderson was born in Germany, July 17, 1821.

She lived in Germany until about 8 years old when she came with her parents to America taking ship at Havre De Grace and landing in Philadelphia, she came by wagon to Wooster, Ohio, thence to East Union, Wayne County, where she lived with her parents 10 years; then came to St. Joseph's, Perry County and lived on what is known as Martin Bletzacker's place where she met, loved and wedded W. D. Anderson, on January 6, 1840. After their marriage they lived two years one mile south of St, Joseph's, from thence they moved to Hocking County, where they lived 6 years and again returning to about the same place they removed from, remaining this time about two years when she moved to Bristol Station, where she spent the rest of her life, about 46 years. She was the mother of thirteen children, eight of whom has gone to their eternal place. Her husband preceded her to his eternal resting place, about 18 years. All these years she has been a true and faithful servant of her Maker so that she would be prepared to meet her beloved husband and children. She was a devoted mother, a true and faithful Christian, a kind neighbor always ready to lend a helping hand in time of sickness and need. Two daughters, three sons, two sisters and three brothers is left to mourn their loss.

Her daughter, Mrs. H. Beach, has been constantly by her bed side for several months, also A. C. Anderson, and her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Bennett and sister, Mary Bletzacker, besides friends and neighbors. About three weeks previous to her death she planned her funeral, selected her pall bearers as follows: Pat Hennes Wm. Duffy, John McGrevey, J. D. Forquer, Dan Clark and J. T. Moore.

She was laid to rest in St. Patrick's Cemetery, on Holy Thursday, April 7th, by the side of her husband and children. May her soul rest in peace.

More About CATHARINE CECELIA ZAHM:

Burial: ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH CEMETERY, PERRY COUNTY, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO

More About WILLIAM ANDERSON and CATHARINE ZAHM:

Marriage: January 06, 1840, ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, SOMERSET, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO

Children of WILLIAM ANDERSON and CATHARINE ZAHM are:

2. i. PHILIP A.³ ANDERSON, b. 1841, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. May 19, 1900, LAGRO, INDIANA.

ii. MARY ELIZABETH ANDERSON, b. 1842; d. April 09, 1864, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

iii. ADRIAN CLARKSON ANDERSON, b. October 20, 1843, HOCKING COUNTY, OHIO; d. April 22, 1925, WESTERVILLE, OHIO, FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Notes for ADRIAN CLARKSON ANDERSON:

OCCUPATION - FARMER

BURIED IN JUNCTION CITY ON APRIL 24, 1925

Columbus Citizen

Thursday, April 23, 1925 page 19

Funeral services for Adrian C. Anderson, 81, who died Wednesday from heart trouble at the home of Mrs. Coon in Westerville, will be held at 10:30 a. m. Friday at St. Patrick's Church at Junction City. The body was taken to the chapel of the Egan Co.., 26 W. Naghten St., where it can be viewed by friends until Friday morning. Burial will be made at Junction City. He leaves two sisters, who reside at Junction City.

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FUNERAL SERVICE HELD

Funeral services for Adrian C. Anderson, age 81 years who died at Westerville, from heart trouble were held at the Hibernian Hall at Junction City, in charge of Rev. Father Dunne. Burial was made by Birkimer and Son in St. Patrick's Cemetery. Mr. Anderson is survived by two sisters, Mrs. A. J. Bennett and Mrs. Hadley Beach of Junction City.

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ANDERSON -- Adrian C., aged 81 years, died Wednesday, in the home of Mrs. Coon, in Westerville, following a week's illness of heart disease. He was a retired farmer and lived at the Coon home. Two sisters, Mrs.. Agusta Bennett and Mrs. Hadley Beach of Junction City, survive him. Funeral services will be held in St. Patrick's Church, Junction City, at 10:30 a..m., Friday, and burial will be made in St. Patrick's Cemetery. Friends may view the body at the Egan Chapel, 26 West Naghten Street, until Friday, when it will be sent to Junction City.

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3. iv. DANIEL S. ANDERSON, b. August 14, 1847, MONROE COUNTY, OHIO; d. January 26, 1888, LAGRO, INDIANA, WABASH COUNTY.

v. EMILY H. ANDERSON, b. 1848, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. October 22, 1864, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

4. vi. THOMAS ANDERSON, b. 1850; d. October 11, 1898, LAGRO, IN.

5. vii. AGNES P. ANDERSON, b. February 23, 1852, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. June 06, 1927, JUNCTION CITY OHIO.

viii. MARGARET A. ANDERSON, b. 1854.

6. ix. WILLIAM T. ANDERSON, b. 1857, OHIO; d. Bef. 1936.

7. x. AUGUSTA IRENE ANDERSON, b. April 06, 1858, OHIO; d. December 31, 1940, JUNCTION CITY, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

8. xi. SARAH ALICE ANDERSON, b. July 22, 1861, PIKE TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. September 02, 1887, NEWARK, OHIO.

xii. FRANCIS ANN ANDERSON, b. August 17, 1865, PIKE TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. August 14, 1884, MAHOLM, OHIO PIKE TOWNSHIP.

Notes for FRANCIS ANN ANDERSON:

From: Perry County, Ohio

Jackson Township Cemeteries

Published by The Perry County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society, 1995

St. Patrick Catholic Church Cemetery

ANDERSON, FRANCE A. d/o W. D. & C.. C. Anderson d. Aug 14, 1884 aged 18y 11m 27d

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NEW LEXINGTON TRIBUNE

THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1884 PAGE 3

Miss Anderson, a young lady, about eighteen years of age, died suddenly at her home, near Bristol station, last Thursday. She had been well and buoyant, until a few minutes before her death.

Newspaper Article

Through an oversight we failed to notice last week, the sad and very sudden death of Miss Francis Anderson, a young lady at Maholm, and sister-in-law of Mr. H. Beach, of our town. This deplorable monster visitor comes when least expected, is never welcome, though inevitable sooner or later. We may as well be resigned and prepare ourselves. This young lady was nineteen years of age, had many rare accomplishments, was entertaining, social, harmless, charitable, and above all a faithful Christian. To be cut off from her friends and relations so suddenly is almost an unbearable shock. But let the Lord's will be done. Her remains were interred at St. Patrick's Cemetery.

Notes from scrapbook of Agusta Irene Anderson-Bennett, sister of Francis:

Francis Anderson was born Aug. 17, 1865. Died Aug. 14, 1884 age 18 yrs., 11 months & 27 days.

Photo on file

xiii.. EMMA ANDERSON, b. 1868.

xiv. CECILY C. ANDERSON.

Generation No. 2

2. PHILIP A.³ ANDERSON (WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born 1841 in PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, and died May 19, 1900 in LAGRO, INDIANA. He married (1) MARY ANN CARNEY October 23, 1866 in PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, daughter of JOHN CARNEY. She was born June 30, 1850 in PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, and died March 30, 1877 in LAGRO, INDIANA. He married (2) ELIZABETH WINFRID DIAMOND May 14, 1878 in PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

Notes for PHILIP A. ANDERSON:

(Philemon)

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Marriage Record, State of Ohio, Perry County, Book 4, page 417 - married on October 23, 1866 by Reverand Leo Adams, Catholic Priest.

Morning Journal-Gazette,

Saturday May 20, 1900

DEATHS AND FUNERALS

Mr. P. A. Anderson, a postal clerk on the Findlay, Fort Wayne and Western and other railroads for the past sixteen years, died Friday forenoon at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. George Schwartz, at 100 Broadway, aged fifty-nine years, seven months and seven days. Death was due to heart disease.

The deceased was a native of Ohio, having been born in Perry County, that state, and later removed to Lagro, Ind. He was appointed to the railway mail service during President Cleveland's first term. For three months he had been confined to his bed.

Surviving him are four sons and one daughter -- Frank and Edward Anderson, of Wabash; William and Philip Anderson, of Lima, and Mrs. George Schwartz, of this city. Mr. Anderson had been a resident of this city about twelve years.

The funeral announcement will be made later.

Notes for MARY ANN CARNEY:

Obit of Mary Ann Carney Anderson

OBITUARY

Died at her residence in Lagro Township on the 30th of March, 1877, Mary Ann, wife of Philamon A. Anderson.

The deceased was born in Perry County, Ohio, on the 30th day of June, 1850, and was united in marriage with Mr. P. A. Anderson on the 23rd day of October, 1866. She immigrated to Lagro, Ind., in December, 1868, where she remained until her death, when God called her to the enjoyment of a better and happier life. She was noted through life for kindness of heart and strict adherence to the Christian Faith. Her undying faith in God and His tender mercies rendered her death a peaceful and happy one and was highly edifying to those who witnesses the last moments. She was kind and affectionate to her husband, tender and devotional to children, agreeable to her neighbors and in every way an exemplary woman. Her funeral took place from the St. Patrick's Church at Lagro on Sunday, April 1st when the Rev. Father Grogan in his remarks expressed himself that she had entered upon the rest promised to the " weary and heavy laden." The large concourse of people assembled, announced the feeling with which she was regarded throughout the community. She leaves behind five little children -- may they imitate her worthy example.

Somerset Press

April 19, 1877

Mrs. P. A. Anderson died at Lagro, Indiana March 30, 1877. Mrs. Anderson, formerly Mary Ann Carney, was well known here..

More About PHILIP ANDERSON and MARY CARNEY:

Death of one spouse: March 30, 1877, LARGO, INDIANA

Marriage: October 23, 1866, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO

Notes for ELIZABETH WINFRID DIAMOND:

Perry County, Ohio Probate Office

Marriage Licenses: Book 6 Page 4

"P. A. Anderson to Lizzie Diamond, May 14, 1878 by P. H. Merhn, M. G."

More About PHILIP ANDERSON and ELIZABETH DIAMOND:

Marriage: May 14, 1878, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO

Children of PHILIP ANDERSON and MARY CARNEY are:

i. FRANK⁴ ANDERSON, b. April 20, 1867.

9. ii. CATHERINE ROSE ANDERSON, b. April 20, 1870..

iii. JOHN WILLIAM ANDERSON, b. July 15, 1872.

Notes for JOHN WILLIAM ANDERSON:

Baptismal Records, St. Patrick's Church, Lagro, Indiana - Anderson, Philip A. and Mary Ann Carney - John William Anderson born on July 15, 1872 and baptized on July 21, 1872 - sponsors - J. J. Campion and Susan Cramer.

iv. MICHAEL EDWARD ANDERSON, b. April 06, 1875.

Notes for MICHAEL EDWARD ANDERSON:

Baptismal Records, St. Patrick's Church, Lagro, Indiana - Anderson, Philip A. and Mary Ann Carney - Michael Edward Anderson born on April 6, 1875 and baptized on April 11, 1875 - sponsors - Michael and Mary Ann Hogan - Rev. John Grogan.

v. PHILIMEN JOSEPH ANDERSON, b. March 23, 1877.

Notes for PHILIMEN JOSEPH ANDERSON:

Baptismal Records, St. Patrick's Church, Lagro, Indiana - Anderson, Philip A. and Mary Ann Carney - Philemon Joseph Anderson born March 23, 1877 and baptized on April 3, 1877 - sponsors - Frank Zahm and Mary McGuire - Rev. J. Grogan.

Children of PHILIP ANDERSON and ELIZABETH DIAMOND are:

vi. ANDREW PAUL⁴ ANDERSON, b. February 12, 1879, LAGRO, INDIANA; d. August 21, 1952.

Notes for ANDREW PAUL ANDERSON:

Rev. Paul A. Anderson

Father Anderson was born February 12, 1887, in Lagro, IN. He prepared for the priesthood at St. Patrick's Seminary, Menlo Park, California, and was ordained June 22, 1909 by the late Archbishop P.W. Riordan at San Francisco. From 1909 until 1926 Father Anderson served various parishes in the Archdiocese of San Francisco. From December, 1926 until December, 1927, he did relief work at Victory Noll, Peru, Kokomo, and Wabash. On July 15, 1928, Father Anderson was named assistant at Sacred Heart Church, Whiting, and from October 1929 to February 1930, served as assistant at Holy Angels, Gary.. His first pastorate was at Sacred Heart Church, Wanatah, where he remained from February 6, 1930 until September 22, 1933, when he was appointed chaplain at St. Joseph's Hospital, Logansport. His next appointment was the pastorate of St. Joseph's Church, Bluffton, September 12, 1935.

Place of Birth: Lagro, IN

Date of Birth, February 12, 1879

Date of Ordination: January 22, 1909 By: Bishop P.W. Riordan

Pastor of Bluffton: September 12, 1935-July 8, 1943

Education: St. Patrick's Seminary, Menlo Park, CA

Date of Death: August 21, 1952

Appointments:

1909 Served in various parishes in Diocese of San Franciso

December 23, 1926 Entered Fort Wayne Diocese and did relief work at Victory Noll,

Peru, Kokomo and Wabash

December 1, 1927 Appointed Pastor at Wabash

July 15, 1928 Appointed Assistant at Sacred Heart Church, Whiting

October 3, 1929 Appointed Assistant at Holy Angels Church, Gary, IN

February 6, 1930 Appointed Pastor of Sacred Heart Church, Wanatah

September 2, 1933 Chaplain at St. Joseph's Hospital, Logansport

September 12, 1935 Appointed Pastor St. Joseph's Church, Bluffton, IN

July 8, 1943 Appointed Pastor St. Joseph's Church, Delphi, IN

August 21, 1952 (Deceased)

vii. MARY BLANCHE ANDERSON, b. October 08, 1880.

viii. BEATRICE ANDERSON, b. January 22, 1882.

3. DANIEL S.³ ANDERSON (WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born August 14, 1847 in MONROE COUNTY, OHIO, and died January 26, 1888 in LAGRO, INDIANA, WABASH COUNTY. He married (1) BRIDGET JANE FORQUER July 21, 1867 in PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, daughter of MICHAEL SR. and REBECCA BECKWORTH. She was born December 1844 in PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, and died May 03, 1869 in PERRY COUNTY, OHIO. He married (2) SARAH A. O'ROURKE 1872, daughter of PATRICK O'ROURKE and MARY NOLAN. He married (3) MARIA JANE O'ROURKE July 25, 1875 in ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, LAGRO, IN., daughter of PATRICK O'ROURKE and MARY NOLAN. She was born September 20, 1850 in LAGRO, INDIANA, and died 1902.

Notes for DANIEL S. ANDERSON:

Marriage Record, State of Ohio, Perry County, Book 4, page 467 - married on July 21, 1867 by Reverand Leo Adams, Catholic Priest.

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Wabash County, Indiana Marriage Records - Daniel Anderson married Maria O'Rourke, July 25, 1871, by M. E. Champion, Page 472, Book 7.

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Daniel is buried in the Catholic Cemetery in Lagro, IN.

Notes for BRIDGET JANE FORQUER:

New Lexington Weekly Democratic Herald

May 7, 1869 Page 3

Died on Monday last, at Lagro, Wabash County, Ind., Mrs. Jane Anderson, wife of Daniel Anderson and daughter of M. D. and Rebecca Forquer, of this place, aged 25 years.

Mrs. Anderson leaves to mourn her loss an affectionate husband, two infant children (one something more than a year old and the other some three weeks) and a large circle of friends and acquaintances.

Her remains were brought here on Wednesday last and were on the same day conveyed to the Jackson cemetery, followed by a large number of bereaved friends and sympathizing citizens of this place and vicinity.

We sincerely sympathize with the bereaved husband and his dear little motherless innocents.

More About DANIEL ANDERSON and BRIDGET FORQUER:

Marriage: July 21, 1867, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO

More About DANIEL ANDERSON and SARAH O'ROURKE:

Marriage: 1872

More About DANIEL ANDERSON and MARIA O'ROURKE:

Marriage: July 25, 1875, ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, LAGRO, IN.

Child of DANIEL ANDERSON and BRIDGET FORQUER is:

i. GEORGE AUGUSTINE⁴ ANDERSON, b. March 10, 1869, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. July 15, 1869, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

Notes for GEORGE AUGUSTINE ANDERSON:

Died at age 3 months and 5 days - Baptismal Records, May 24, 1846 - Aug. 1973 St. Patrick's Church, Lagro, Indiana, Anderson, Daniel S. and Bridget Forquer - George Augustine Anderson - born March 10, 1869 - baptized April 18, 1869 - sponsors - P. A. Anderson and Mary Ann Carney, his wife - Rev. M. E. Campion.

Child of DANIEL ANDERSON and SARAH O'ROURKE is:

ii. LOIUS AUGUSTINE⁴ ANDERSON, b. July 17, 1873.

Notes for LOIUS AUGUSTINE ANDERSON:

Baptismal Records, St. Patrick's Church, Lagro, Indiana

Anderson, Daniel and Sarah A. O'Rourke - Louis Augustine Anderson born July 17, 1873 and

baptized on July 27, 1873 - sponsors - Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson - Rev. M. E. Campion.

Children of DANIEL ANDERSON and MARIA O'ROURKE are:

iii. JAMES OSCAR⁴ ANDERSON, b. July 15, 1876.

Notes for JAMES OSCAR ANDERSON:

Baptismal Records of St. Patrick's Church, Lagro, Indiana - Anderson, Daniel and Mary Jane O'Rourke - James Oscar Anderson, born on July 15, 1873 and baptized on August 6, 1876 - sponsors - James O'Rourke and Rose McDonald - Rev. J. Grogan..

iv. MARY CATHERINE ANDERSON, b. June 28, 1879, LAGRO, INDIANA; d.. February 07, 1939, PORT ANGELES, CLALLAM COUNTY, WASHINGTON; m. NEAL SWEENEY.

Notes for MARY CATHERINE ANDERSON:

Baptismal Records, St. Patrick's Church, Lagro, Indiana - Anderson, Daniel and Mary Jane O'Rourke - Mary Catherine Anderson born June 28, 1879 and baptized on July 6, 1879 - sponsors - Anthony and Mary O'Rourke - Rev. J. Grogan.

v. DANIEL FRANCIS ANDERSON, b. January 29, 1883.

Notes for DANIEL FRANCIS ANDERSON:

Baptismal Records, St. Patrick's Church, Lagro, Indiana - Anderson, Daniel and Mary Jane O'Rourke - Daniel Francis Anderson born on January 29, 1883 and baptized on February 11, 1883 - sponsors - Thomas Anderson and Joanna Nolan - Rev. M. F. Kelly.

vi. BERNARD JAMES EARL ANDERSON, b. September 12, 1884, LAGRO, INDIANA; d. July 12, 1913, DETROIT, MICHIGAN.

Notes for BERNARD JAMES EARL ANDERSON:

Baptismal Records, St. Patrick's Church, Lagro, Indiana - Anderson, Daniel and Mary Jane O'Rourke - Bernard James Earl Anderson born on September 12, 1884 and baptized on October 11, 1884 - sponsors - Patrick O'Mara and Mary O'Mara - Rev. P. F. Roche.

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BERNARD IS BURIED IN THE CATHOLIC CEMETERY, LAGRO, IN LOT 34

10. vii. EDWARD WILLIAM "TED" ANDERSON, b. May 29, 1887, LAGRO, INDIANA; d. March 15, 1963, LAGRO, INDIANA.

4. THOMAS³ ANDERSON (WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born 1850, and died October 11, 1898 in LAGRO, IN. He married CATHERINE MCNALLY November 26, 1872. She died 1896 in LAGRO, IN.

Notes for THOMAS ANDERSON:

Wabash County, Indiana Marriage Records - Thomas Anderson married Catharine McNally, November 26, 1972, by M. E. Campion, Page 95, Book 8

Newspaper Obit

OBITUARY

Died, at his home in Lagro, Ind., Oct. 11, 1898, Thomas Anderson, aged 48 years. He leaves 2 sons and two daughters to mourn his death.

His wife having died about two years ago. He was a son of the late W. D. and Catherine Anderson, of Bristol Station; and went to Indiana with his brothers Phil and Daniel, when about 20 years old and has ever since been in the sawmill business. His remains were interred in the cemetery at Lagro, followed by a large course of sorrowing friends. Our heartfelt sympathy is with the orphan children.

More About THOMAS ANDERSON and CATHERINE MCNALLY:

Marriage: November 26, 1872

Children of THOMAS ANDERSON and CATHERINE MCNALLY are:

i. CHARLES WILLIAM⁴ ANDERSON, b. September 10, 1876.

ii. JEROME A. ANDERSON, b. August 31, 1879; m. BESSIE L. GARRETT, November 12, 1899, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

Notes for JEROME A. ANDERSON:

Perry County, Ohio Marriage Licenses - Vol. 10 Page 68 - Jerome A. Anderson, son of Thomas & Katie McNally Anderson, married Bessie L. Garrett, daughter of G. & Alice Edgell Garrett, November 12, 1899 - by W. H. O'Sullivan, Catholic Priest.

More About JEROME ANDERSON and BESSIE GARRETT:

Marriage: November 12, 1899, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO

iii. MARY ELLEN ANDERSON, b. May 15, 1882.

5. AGNES P.³ ANDERSON (WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born February 23, 1852 in PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, and died June 06, 1927 in JUNCTION CITY OHIO. She married HADLEY BEACH July 27, 1872 in PERRY COUNTY, OHIO. He was born July 18, 1848 in FAIRFAX VA, and died March 03, 1933 in JUNCTION CITY, OHIO.

Notes for AGNES P. ANDERSON:

Agnes Anderson married Hadley Beach July 26, 1872 - by P. V. Keogh, Catholic Priest, Volume 5, Page 260 of the Perry County, Ohio Marriage Licenses.

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Somerset Press

Wednesday, June 8, 1927 Page 1

MRS. AGNES BEACH, 75, DIES IN JUNCTION CITY

Mrs. Agnes Beach, 75, wife of Hadley Beach died at her home in Junction City Monday evening, after a several months illness. Death was due to complications. She is survived by her husband, three sons, two daughters and one sister, 17 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. John R. and Edward A. of Junction city; William D. of Columbus; Mrs. Ada Marlowe and Gertrude Smith of Columbus and Mrs. Agusta Bennett of Junction City.

Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 9 o'clock from St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Rev. Father D. J. Dunn, officiating. Burial will be made in the church cemetery.

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BURIED IN ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH CEMETERY, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO ON JUNE 9, 1927

Notes for HADLEY BEACH:

Somerset Press

Wednesday, March 8, 1933 Page 8

HADLEY BEACH FUNERAL MONDAY AT JUNCTION CITY

Mr. Hadley Beach aged 84, died at his home in Junction City Friday morning at 8:15, after a long illness.

He was a resident of Junction City for the past 50 years.

He leaves to mourn his death 3 sons and 2 daughters, John of the home, Edward of Junction City, William of Columbus, Mrs. Charles Marlowe and Gertrude Smith also of Columbus. Sixteen grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends.

Funeral services were held Monday morning at 9:30 at St. Patrick's Church with burial in the church cemetery, Rev. Fr. Owens officiating. Burial by Donald Birkimer and son.

New Lexington Herald,

January 24, 1884

Mr. H. Beach's brother, of Alexandria, Md., is visiting him, at present.

Marriage Notes for AGNES ANDERSON and HADLEY BEACH:

Married by P. V. Keough, Catholic priest, as reported in Vol. 5, page 260 of the Perry County, Ohio Marriage Records, 1858-1878, Vols. 4 and 5 published in 1991

More About HADLEY BEACH and AGNES ANDERSON:

Marriage: July 27, 1872, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO

Children of AGNES ANDERSON and HADLEY BEACH are:

11. i. ADA⁴ BEACH, b. December 25, 1875.

ii. GERTRUDE BEACH, m. ----------SMITH.

iii. MADALINE BEACH.

iv. MARCELLA BEACH.

v. EMMA V. BEACH, b. September 05, 1873; d. October 26, 1877.

vi. WILLIAM D. BEACH, b. June 04, 1874, PIKE TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY OHIO.

Notes for WILLIAM D. BEACH:

Photo on file

vii. CATHERINE C. BEACH, b. August 17, 1877, PIKE TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

12. viii. JOHN R. BEACH, b. July 29, 1879, PIKE TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY OHIO; d. February 25, 1962, COLUMBUS, FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO.

ix. UNKNOWN FEMALE BEACH, b. March 29, 1881, PIKE TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

13. x. EDWARD A. BEACH, b. November 02, 1885, JACKSON TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY OHIO; d. 1947.

xi. GEORGE A. BEACH, b. August 05, 1887, JACKSON TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY OHIO.

xii. SYLVESTER BEACH, b. November 23, 1892, JACKSON TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY OHIO; d. December 12, 1892, JUNCTION CITY, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

6. WILLIAM T.³ ANDERSON (WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born 1857 in OHIO, and died Bef. 1936. He married AMANDA EVALINE OGG September 14, 1882 in PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, daughter of SYLVESTER OGG and MARY YAKEY.. She was born October 23, 1859 in SAYER, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, and died December 28, 1936 in BEARFIELD TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

More About WILLIAM ANDERSON and AMANDA OGG:

Marriage: September 14, 1882, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO

Children of WILLIAM ANDERSON and AMANDA OGG are:

i. ANNA⁴ ANDERSON, d. 1981; m. ORVILLE R. MULLEN; b. February 14, 1898, MORGAN COUNTY. OHIO; d. March 03, 1982, SAYER, OHIO.

Notes for ORVILLE R. MULLEN:

The Times Recorder (Zanesville)

Thursday, March 4, 1982 page 2 - A

O R V I L L E R. M U L L E N

CROOKSVILLE -- Orville R. Mullen, 84, of Sayre, died at 8:40 a.m. Wednesday, March 3, at Ketcham's Nursing Home in Sayre, where he had be a patient for several years..

He was born Feb. 12, 1898, in Morgan County, a son of Jefferson and Lillie Mullen and was a retired farmer. His wife, the former Anna Anderson, died in 1981.

Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Bill (Ginnie) Warren of Philo; and a brother, Kenneth of McConnelsville.

Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today at Goebel Funeral Home in Crooksville where services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday with Rev. Raymond Anderson officiating. Burial will be in Tatmen Cemetery in Sayre.

More About ORVILLE R. MULLEN:

Burial: March 05, 1982, TATMAN CEMETERY, SAYRE, OHIO

ii. JEFF ANDERSON.

iii. ARTHUR ANDERSON, b. Aft. 1882; d. Aft. 1936.

iv. EARNEST ANDERSON, b. Aft. 1882; d. Aft. 1936.

v. GALBRETH M. ANDERSON, b. July 04, 1883, PLEASANT TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. May 12, 1962, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

Notes for GALBRETH M. ANDERSON:

Perry County Tribune

Wednesday, May 16, 1962 Section 2 page 1

G A L B R E T H M. A N D E R S O N

Funeral services for Mr. Anderson, 78 , of Sayre, near Corning, were held Tuesday p.m. at the

Carl W. Hermey Funeral Home, Corning, with Rev. Aubrey Mitchell officiating. Burial was made in the Tatman's Gap Cemetery.

Mr. Anderson died Sat. p.m. at his home after a lingering illness. He was born July 4, 1883, the son of William and Amanda Ogg Anderson. He was a member of the Pleasant Grove Church at Tatman's Gap near Sayre.

Survivors are three sisters, Mrs. O. R. Mullen, with whom he made his home; Mrs. Pleasant Eva Adams, Zanesville, and Mrs. Carrie Hodgson, Sayre; two brothers, Jesse, Zanesville, and Arthur of Clinton, Oh., and a number of nieces and nephews.

vi. PLEASANT EVA ANDERSON, b. April 09, 1886, SAYER, OHIO; d. December 28, 1975; m. MARK ADAMS; d. 1946.

Notes for PLEASANT EVA ANDERSON:

The Times Recorder (Zanesville)

Monday, December 29, 1975 page 8 - A

A D A M S

Mrs. Pleasant Eva Adams, 89, formerly of 842 Dryden Road, died at 1:55 p.m. Sunday at Bethesda Hospital. She had been a resident of the ODC Rest Home on the East Pike for two years.

Mrs. Adams was born April 9, 1886, at Sayre in Perry County. She was a member of the Brighton Presbyterian Church. Her husband, Mark Adams, died in 1946.

She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Carrie Hodgson of Route 1 and Mrs. Anna Mullen of Sayre; a brother, Jesse Anderson of Mount Vernon, and three grandchildren.

The body was removed to the Bryan Funeral Home where friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Monday and where services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Burial will be in Memorial Park.

More About PLEASANT EVA ANDERSON:

Burial: December 30, 1975, MEMORIAL PARK

14. vii. CARRIE ANDERSON, b. July 12, 1889, SAYRE, OHIO; d. February 02, 1986.

15. viii. JESSE ANDERSON, b. July 10, 1891, SAYER, OHIO; d. January 26, 1981, ZANESVILLE, OHIO MUSKINGUM COUNTY.

16. ix. WILLIAM ANDERSON, b. September 22, 1899, SAYRE, OHIO; d. February 06, 1965, DRAKES, OHIO.

x. WESLEY ANDERSON, b. Unknown, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. November 18, 1952.

Notes for WESLEY ANDERSON:

Morgan County Herald

Thursday, November 20, 1952 page 1

W E S L E Y A N D E R S O N S U C C U M B S T O H E A R T A T T A C K

Funeral services in charge of Rev. H. B. Mason, will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:30 at the Miller Undertaking parlors for Wesley Anderson, who died at 8:30 Tuesday evening, following a heart attack. While he had been having some trouble from his heart, it was not considered serious until the fatal attack of Tuesday evening.

Mr. Anderson spent most of his life in Bristol Township, where for the last 25 years he had been employed on the farm near Mt. Carmel Church, owned by Misses Debbie and Dicie Wilson. His parents were William and Amanda Ogg Anderson, the late Webster Anderson being a brother.

Surviving are the brothers, Jesse of Zanesville, Arthur of Drake Station, and Gilbraith of Sayre; and the sisters, Mrs. Pleasie Adams, Zanesville, and Mrs. Carrie Hogdson and Mrs. Anne Mullen of Sayre.

7. AUGUSTA IRENE³ ANDERSON (WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born April 06, 1858 in OHIO, and died December 31, 1940 in JUNCTION CITY, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO. She married ALBERT JEROME BENNETT May 20, 1884 in ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO, son of RICHARD BENNETT and ELIZABETH MCDONALD. He was born April 25, 1857 in WHIPPSTOWN, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, and died March 21, 1912 in JUNCTION CITY, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

Notes for AUGUSTA IRENE ANDERSON:

New Lexington Daily News

Wednesday, January 1, 1941 page 1

A G E D W O M A N D I E S T U E S D A Y

MRS. AUGUSTA BENNETT SUCCUMBS AT JUNCTION CITY

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Mrs. Augusta Bennett, 82, widow of the late Albert Bennett died at the family home at Junction City at 9 o'clock Tuesday night.

She is survived by daughter, Mrs. Dan Cauley, Lakewood, Ohio, and three grandchildren, Rob and Betty, of Lakewood, Ohio and Mrs. Charles Clifford, Columbus.

Funeral mass will be held at St. Patrick's Church in Junction City at 9:30 o'clock Friday morning, with burial in the church cemetery in charge of Birkimer's.

Handwritten notes by daughter, Frances H. Bennett - Cauley.

Mother died on Tuesday, December 31, 1940 at 8 p.m. She was buried on Friday, January 3, 1941. The funeral Mass was at 9:30 a.m. in St. Patrick's Church, Junction City, Ohio. Father Eugene Owens was the Pastor. Father Paul Anderson, age 62 from Bluffton, Indiana said her Mass. Father Owens said the sermon. Marie McGarey played the organ.

"All bills listed here have been paid by Frances H. Cauley in settling the estate of Albert and Agusta Bennett dated December 4, 1941 Signed, Frances H. Cauley"

"These are the bills I have paid since my mother's death, December 31, 1940"

D. D. Birkimer and Son - Undertaker, January 4, 1941 $395.53

Grover Scheffler, January 6, 1941 for digging the grave

and sodding and moving 12.75

Dr. W. D. Porterfield, January 8, 1941 20.00

Father Eugene Owens, January 5, 1941 10.00

Father Paul Anderson, (Bluffton, Indiana) January 3, 1941 20.00

Telegrams & phone bills, Ray Hillery, January 4, 1941 2.84

H. C. Taisey, Lancaster, Ohio for engraving Mother's

monument April 22, 1941 10.00

Zanesville Publishing Company, January 9, 1941 .65

taxes on home (twice) June and December 1940 - 1941 33.82

Fire Insurance on home, April 15, 1941

Matt Insurance Agency Co. - Lancaster, Ohio 6.75

Harnetty boy for mowing cemetery lot, September 19, 1941 2.00

Mother's memorial cards from Bobby, February 4, 1941 3.00

Masses for Mother up until October 1, 1941 42.00

Rushing and Paskill Monument Company, October 6, 1941

New Lexington, Ohio for Mother's grave foot stone 7.73

To, VIRGINIA MARIE SMITH CLIFFORD, November 29, 1941 $332.00

To, " " " (bank book) February 26, 1941 $300.00

212 Welch Ave. Columbus, Ohio her share of estate

To. LORETTA BENNETT THOMPSON, November 29, 1941 $205.00

1451 Oakwood Ave. Columbus, Ohio

To. W. A. Allen, Atty fees and part court fees 21.75

To, probate court recorder, New Lexington November 28, 1941 1.60

Total paid $ 1,427.42

This account is dated December 4, 1941 by Frances H. Cauley

More About AUGUSTA IRENE ANDERSON:

Burial: January 03, 1941, ST. PATRICK'S CEMETERY, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO

Notes for ALBERT JEROME BENNETT:

New Lexington Herald

March 28, 1912 page 1

DEATH OF ALBERT J. BENNETT

After a prolonged illness of a spinal and nervous affliction, Albert J. Bennett aged 56, departed this life at his late home in Junction City, on Thursday night. He was an efficient telegraph operator and held responsible positions in Zanesville, Cambridge and Quaker City and Junction City, in the service of the B. & O. railroad and was faithful to every trust.

Until a year ago, he was active in business circles in Junction City, taking a prominent part in the oil industry. A widow, and three children survive. The children are William, a telegrapher, at Junction City and Misses Frances and Marie of the home. Four brothers and four sisters also survive. He was an honest, upright man, a devoted husband and father, and held the esteem of those who knew him.

The funeral services were held at St. Patrick's church Monday morning, conducted by Rev. Fr. William H. O'Sullivan, interment at St. Patrick's Cemetery.

New Lexington Herald

April 1912 page 1

IN MEMORY OF ALBERT J. BENNETT

BENNETT, ALBERT J. -- Born April 25th, 1857, at Whippstown, Ohio, died at Junction City, Ohio, March 21, 1912 aged 54 years, 10 months and 26 days.

Al Bennett is dead. As the sun was setting behind the western hills, death came to our friend, carrying him into a far country, whose boundaries, God alone can map.

A. J. Bennett was not an ordinary, but a common man. In the railroad world and in the business and social life of his community he leaves a long line of loyal and loving friends. In this sad hour that now shadows his home, the sympathy of true hearts has been touched with sympathy for those who will miss him as husband, father, and friend.

He was a useful man.

It is not best to lament the death of a man such as A. J. Bennett. Each day, for him, saw some work completed or some new work planned to start on its way. Every man that lives this life has faults or what appears to others to be faults. In life, A. J. Bennett was frank to confess what he deemed wrong in his life and living so when death came he had no confession to make those who watched and hoped that he might live.

For several years the deceased has not been a well man. But through his long suffering he bore it all patiently and with true Christian fortitude. He had been confined to his room since August 1st last.

It was April 25th, 1857, on his parents farm near Whippstown, Perry County, that A.. J. Bennett was born. When 13 years of age he moved with his parents to Rehoboth. His early boyhood was spent on the farm and in the winter months attended the country school. At an early age he took up railroading as an occupation. For years he was a fireman on the Lake Shore roads, but later mastered telegraphy, which he followed for eighteen years at various points. He was agent and operator at Bristol, Junction City, Quaker City, Zanesville and other cities, but he was compelled to retire from the service 12 years ago owing to failing health.

He claimed his bride, May 20th, 1884, Miss Augusta Anderson, of Bristol, and to this happy union three children were born, all of whom survive. They are William, Frances, and Marie, all of the home. Besides the widow and children, four brothers and four sisters are mourning his death viz: John, George, and Richard of Columbus; James, of Wilbren. Mrs. Nicholas Hammond, and Miss Elizabeth Bennett, Columbus; Mrs.. Charles Longstreth of Rehoboth and Mrs. James Weiner, Santoy.

The funeral services were held from St. Patrick's church, Junction City, on March 25th, a requiem high mass being celebrated for the repose of his soul, by his pastor, Rev. William O'Sullivan, the same who officiated at his marriage nearly 28 years since. In stress and storm A. J. Bennett was as rock to oak. To every friend he stood four square and in times of peace he was as sun and flower.

Our life is such that we do not know whether it is best for us to meet the sleep of death before our lips have learned to form a word, or at the end of life's uneven way. We do not know.

It is not for us to pass judgement on the living or the dead, but it is meant that when the final summons comes, whether like a flash from skies that are bright and fair, or out of the uninvited shadows, that we are ready to journey to that land where let us hope, will rise the Unending and Eternal Dawn.

Requiescat in pace.

LAST WILL & TESTAMENT OF, ALBERT J. BENNETT AUGUST 19, 1911

In the name of the benevolent Father of all, I, A. J. Bennett of Junction City, Ohio do make and publish this, my last will and testament.

Item 1.) I desire that all my just debts and funeral expenses, be paid out of my personal estate.

Item 2.) I give and devise to my beloved wife, Agusta I. Bennett, Lots 66 - 79 - 81 in the Village of Junction City, Perry County, Ohio, and all the rents, issues, and profits therefrom, for and during the term of her natural life, and after her death, said real estate to go my three children, share and share alike. I devise however, so long as my wife shall make her home in the dwelling house on Lot 66, above named, that each and all of my children, have a home there with her, so long as such child or children remain single..

Item 3.) I also give and bequeath my wife, all the household goods and furniture of every king and character.

Item 4.) To my daughter, Marie Bennett, I give the sum of one hundred dollars ($100.00).

Item 5.) I will and direct that my executrix hereafter named, pay out of my estate the sum of one hundred, ($100.00) for the purpose of having Masses said for the repose of my soul, said sum to be paid the Pastor of St. Patrick's Catholic Church, in Junction City, Ohio, whoever said Pastor may be.. The sum to be paid in quarterly installments until said fund, ($100.00), is exhausted.

Item 6.) I devise that my said wife pay to each of my children, the sum of ($100.00), one hundred dollars, out of the money that she may realize, from life insurance.

Item 7.) All the rest and residue of my estate, I will and direct that the same be divided, the one third part thereof to my said wife, and the other two thirds, to my three children, share and share alike.

Item 8.) I hereby nominate and appoint my wife, Agusta I. Bennett, to be the executrix of this, my last will and testament, she to serve without bond, and I desire that no inventory and appraisement of my estate be made, and that the Probate Court, direct the omission of the same. I also authorize and empower my said executrix, to sell at private sale, or otherwise, any securities, notes, bonds, that I may own at the time of my death, and convert the same into money, for the purpose of settling my estate, and I also authorize and empower her, to settle, adjust and compromise, as to what she may deem best, any debts or demands that may be due or owing to me, or that I may owe.

Item 9.) The above provisions made for my wife are to be in lieu of dower and her year's support.

Item 10.) I hereby revoke all former wills, by me made. In witness thereof I have herewith subscribed my name, at Junction City, Ohio, this 19th day of August, 1911.

Albert J. Bennett

Signed by the said Albert J. Bennett and Acknowledged by him, as and for. his last will and testament, in our presence, and signed by us, in his presence and at his request and in the presence of each other,this 19th day of August, 1911.

Witnesses: Levi D. Griggs, Junction City, Ohio

William A. Allen - Atty. New Lexington, Perry County

More About ALBERT BENNETT and AUGUSTA ANDERSON:

Marriage: May 20, 1884, ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO

Children of AUGUSTA ANDERSON and ALBERT BENNETT are:

i. RICHARD WILLIAM⁴ BENNETT, b. February 08, 1885, PIKE TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. January 26, 1929, JUNCTION CITY, JACKSON TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; m. LORETTA PRUDENCE WELCH, May 09, 1916, ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO; b. 1889; d. 1944.

Notes for RICHARD WILLIAM BENNETT:

OCCUPATION - TELEGRAPHER

BURIED IN ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH CEMETERY ON 1-29-1929

OBIT: New Lexington Herald

Monday, January 28, 1929 page 1

R A I L R O A D M A N A T J U N C T I O N

C I T Y D I E S

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R. W. Bennett, 44, telegrapher for the Pennsylvania, New York Central and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads at Junction City for 21 years, died at his home, Saturday, of complications, after an illness of two years.

Besides his wife, he is survived by his mother, Mrs. Augustus Bennett and one sister, Mrs. Dan Cauley.

Funeral services will be held from St. Patrick's Church at 9 a. m., Tuesday. Burial is in charge of J. A. Birkimer and Sons.

Notes for LORETTA PRUDENCE WELCH:

Columbus Dispatch

Friday, May 5, 1944

Page 6 - A

T H O M P S O N -- Mrs. Loretta, 54 years, 1451 Oakwood Ave. Columbus, Ohio. Survived by husband, Curry; 3 sisters, Mrs. James Gallagher, Mrs. Ada Welch, Lancaster, Ohio; Mrs. Ralph Scott, Columbus, Ohio; 1 brother, Joseph Welch, Cleveland, Ohio; 1 sister deceased, Mrs. Clarence Bletzacker, Lancaster, Ohio; 3 stepsons, Leo, Russell and Pride Thompson. Friends may call at the residence. Services in Corpus Christi Church, Monday 9 a.m. Burial in Junction City, Ohio by Egan - Ryan Co.

More About RICHARD BENNETT and LORETTA WELCH:

Marriage: May 09, 1916, ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO

17. ii. FRANCES HELENA BENNETT, b. December 23, 1892, BRISTOL, OHIO, PIKE TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY; d. July 25, 1964, LAKEWOOD, OHIO, CUYAHOGA COUNTY.

18. iii. AGNES MARIE BENNETT, b. December 14, 1896, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO; d. September 13, 1922, MUSKINGUM COUNTY, ZANESVILLE, OHIO.

8. SARAH ALICE³ ANDERSON (WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born July 22, 1861 in PIKE TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, and died September 02, 1887 in NEWARK, OHIO. She married JAMES T. MOORE October 28, 1886 in PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, son of THOMAS MOORE. He was born Abt. 1860, and died November 16, 1921.

Notes for SARAH ALICE ANDERSON:

NEW LEXINGTON DEMOCRATIC HERALD

SEPTEMBER 22, 1887 PAGE 2

I N M E M O R I A M

Died, at her home in Newark, Ohio, Mrs. Alice Moore, wife of James Moore, September 2, 1887, of inflammation of the stomach, after a brief illness of only one week, aged 26, 1 month, and 11 days. She was a daughter of Mr. W. D. Anderson, and in her sickness was attended by her loving husband, mother and sisters, Mrs. Albert J. Bennett and Mrs. Hadley Beach. She was a devoted Christian and a true and loving wife. She leaves a husband, mother, two sisters and four brothers, and a host of friends to mourn her loss. She has five sisters and one brother gone before her to their eternal home. She was taken to her former home, Bristol Station, on Saturday, the 3rd, and buried at St. Patrick's Cemetery on Sunday, followed by a host of friends and relatives. The heart-stricken relatives have the sympathy of the community.

Photo on file

More About SARAH ALICE ANDERSON:

Burial: September 04, 1887, ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH CEMETERY, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO

Notes for JAMES T. MOORE:

J. T. MOORE is listed as a pall bearer at his first mother-in-law's funeral.

New Lexington Herald

April 28,1898 page 5

O B I T U A R Y

Died at her home after an illness of two years, Mrs. Catherine C. Anderson, aged 76 years, 8 months and 18 days. Mrs. Anderson was born in Germany, July 17, 1821.

She lived in Germany until about 8 years old when she came with her parents to America taking ship at Havre De Grace and landing in Philadelphia, she came by wagon to Wooster, Ohio, thence to East Union, Wayne County, where she lived with her parents 10 years; then came to St. Joseph's, Perry County and lived on what is known as Martin Bletzacker's place where she met, loved and wedded W. D. Anderson, on January 6, 1840. After their marriage they lived two years one mile south of St, Joseph's, from thence they moved to Hocking County, where they lived 6 years and again returning to about the same place they removed from, remaining this time about two years when she moved to Bristol Station, where she spent the rest of her life, about 46 years. She was the mother of thirteen children, eight of whom has gone to their eternal place. Her husband preceded her to his eternal resting place, about 18 years. All these years she has been a true and faithful servant of her Maker so that she would be prepared to meet her beloved husband and children. She was a devoted mother, a true and faithful Christian, a kind neighbor always ready to lend a helping hand in time of sickness and need. Two daughters, three sons, two sisters and three brothers is left to mourn their loss.

Her daughter, Mrs. H. Beach, has been constantly by her bed side for several months, also A. C. Anderson, and her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Bennett and sister, Mary Bletzacker, besides friends and neighbors. About three weeks previous to her death she planned her funeral, selected her pall bearers as follows: Pat Hennes Wm. Duffy, John McGrevey, J. D. Forquer, Dan Clark and J. T. Moore.

She was laid to rest in St. Patrick's Cemetery, on Holy Thursday, April 7th, by the side of her husband and children. May her soul rest in peace.

More About JAMES MOORE and SARAH ANDERSON:

Marriage: October 28, 1886, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO

Child of SARAH ANDERSON and JAMES MOORE is:

i. MARION⁴ MOORE, b. May 18, 1887; d. July 25, 1887.

More About MARION MOORE:

Burial: ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH CEMETERY, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO

Generation No. 3

9. CATHERINE ROSE⁴ ANDERSON (PHILIP A.³, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born April 20, 1870. She married GEORGE L. SCHWARTZ. He was born Abt. 1870, and died February 13, 1934.

Notes for CATHERINE ROSE ANDERSON:

Baptismal Records, St. Patrick's Church, Lagro, Indiana - Anderson, Philip (Philemon) A. and Mary Ann Carney - Catherine Rose Anderson born on April 20, 1870 and baptized on May 1, 1870 - sponsors - Thomas Anderson and Mary Jane O'Rourke - Rev.. M. E. Campion.

Notes for GEORGE L. SCHWARTZ:

The Fort Wayne Journal - Gazette

Friday, February 16, 1934 Page 5

F I R E C A P T A I N D I E S

G E O R G E L. S C H W A R T Z S U C C U M B S T H U R S D A Y N I G H T

George L. Schwartz, 64, captain at No. 2 engine house, died at 11:40 o'clock Thursday night at his home at 429 East Wallace Street, following an illness of six weeks.

Appointed to the fire department January 4, 1899, he was made a captain January 1, 1920. He was a member of the English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer.

Survivors include the widow, Rose Catherine; a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Collins of Indianapolis; four sons, Fred, Emmett, Ralph, and James Schwartz, all of this city; four sisters, Mrs. Emily Penny of this city, Mrs. Fred Nagel of Chicago, Mrs. H. T. Schlefer of San Francisco, Cal., and Mrs. John Siebold of Los Angeles; a brother, Frank Schwartz of Detroit, and four grandchildren.

The body was removed to Carl Hauck's Funeral Home, and will be returned to the residence Saturday.

Children of CATHERINE ANDERSON and GEORGE SCHWARTZ are:

i. FRED⁵ SCHWARTZ.

ii. EMMETT SCHWARTZ.

iii. RALPH SCHWARTZ.

iv. JAMES SCHWARTZ.

v. MRS. KENNETH COLLINS.

10. EDWARD WILLIAM "TED"⁴ ANDERSON (DANIEL S.³, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born May 29, 1887 in LAGRO, INDIANA, and died March 15, 1963 in LAGRO, INDIANA. He married RUBY ELIZABETH RAU August 12, 1908 in ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, LAGRO, INDIANA, daughter of JOSEPH RAU and FRANCES RING. She was born January 22, 1891 in LAGRO, INDIANA, and died March 19, 1987 in WABASH COUNTY, INDIANA.

Notes for EDWARD WILLIAM "TED" ANDERSON:

Baptismal Records, St. Patrick's Church, Lagro, Indiana - Anderson, Daniel and Mary Jane O'Rourke - William Edward Anderson born on May 29, 1887 and baptized on June 16, 1887 - sponsors - Patrick O'Rourke and Hana Agan - Rev. P. F.. Roche.

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EDWARD IS BURIED IN THE CATHOLIC CEMETERY, LAGRO, IN.

More About EDWARD ANDERSON and RUBY RAU:

Marriage: August 12, 1908, ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, LAGRO, INDIANA

Children of EDWARD ANDERSON and RUBY RAU are:

19. i. LOUIS CARL "RED"⁵ ANDERSON, b. February 25, 1909, LAGRO, WABASH COUNTY, INDIANA; d. May 17, 1991, V.A. HOSPITAL, DAYTON, OHIO.

20. ii. MARY LOUISE ANDERSON, b. September 09, 1911, LAGRO, INDIANA; d. July 17, 1991, WELLS COUNTY, BLUFFTON, INDIANA.

iii. HELEN ELIZABETH ANDERSON, b. October 21, 1913, LAGRO, INDIANA; d. February 19, 1982, WABASH, IN; m. RICHARD KOONS; b. November 03, 1907; d. September 1961.

Notes for HELEN ELIZABETH ANDERSON:

HELEN IS BURIED IN MEMORIAL LAWNS CEMETERY, WABASH, IN

21. iv. EARL WILLIAM ANDERSON, b. April 26, 1925, LAGRO, INDIANA; d. January 25, 1989.

22. v. PAUL ANTHONY ANDERSON, b. December 09, 1929, LAGRO, INDIANA.

23. vi. HERBERT JAMES ANDERSON, b. September 13, 1931, LAGRO, INDIANA.

11. ADA⁴ BEACH (AGNES P.³ ANDERSON, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born December 25, 1875. She married CHARLES FREMONT MARLOW. He was born October 18, 1875.

Notes for CHARLES FREMONT MARLOW:

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917

Name: Charles Freeman Marlow

City: Columbus

County: Franklin

State: Ohio

Birth Date: 18 Oct 1875

Race: White

Roll: 1832197

Draft Board: 0

Age: 43

Occupation: Carpenter

Nearest Relative: Ada B. Marlow

Children of ADA BEACH and CHARLES MARLOW are:

i.. GRACE⁵ MARLOW, b. May 30, 1897; d. 1935.

24. ii. CHARLES WILLARD MARLOW, b. October 02, 1899; d. February 14, 1989.

25. iii. LAMONT LAWRENCE MARLOW, b. October 07, 1900; d. November 30, 1980, COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA.

iv. ROBERT MARLOW, b. January 02, 1909.

12. JOHN R.⁴ BEACH (AGNES P.³ ANDERSON, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born July 29, 1879 in PIKE TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY OHIO, and died February 25, 1962 in COLUMBUS, FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO. He married LIZZIE.

Notes for JOHN R. BEACH:

Columbus Dispatch

Monday, February 26, 1962 Page 6-A

B E A C H

John Beach, age 82, of 1087 Harrison Ave.; a retired interior decorator; member of St. Francis Church. Survived by 2 sons, Waldo of New Lexington, Willard of Springfield; 2 daughters, Mrs. Marcella Ochs and Mrs. Madeline Birkimer of Columbus; 1 sister, Mrs. Ada Marlowe of Miami; 4 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Feil Funeral Home, 225 King Ave. Mass, Wednesday morning 9 a.m., St. Francis Church. Interment, St. Patrick's Cemetery, Junction City.

Children of JOHN BEACH and LIZZIE are:

i. WALDO A.⁵ BEACH, b. June 17, 1905; d. September 13, 1983, COLUMBUS, OHIO; m. SALLY N...

Notes for WALDO A. BEACH:

WALDO A. BEACH.

Ohio Deaths, 1958-2002

Name: Waldo A Beach

Age at Death: 78

Date of Death: 13 Sep 1983

City of Death: Columbus (Pt)

County of Death: Franklin

Volume: 25369

Certificate: 065962

Date of Birth: Est. 1905

State of Birth: Ohio

Country of Birth: United States

Gender: Male

Marital Status: Married

Race: White

Social Security Number: 278-18-2966

City of Residence: Columbus

County of Residence: Franklin

State of Residence: Ohio

Country of Residence: United States

Census Tract: 2100

Hospital of Death: Doctors Hospital-North

Certifier: Physician

Autopsy: Yes, used for certification

Social Security

Name: Waldo Beach

SSN: 278-18-2966

Last Residence: 43201 Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, United States of America

Born: 17 Jun 1905

Last Benefit: 43215 Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, United States of America

Died: Sep 1983

State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 )

Columbus Dispatch

Wednesday, September 14, 1983

Page D - 2

B E A C H

Waldo A. Beach, age 78, 59 West 4th Ave., Tuesday, September 13, 1983. Doctor's Hospital North. Painting Contractor. Survived by wife Sally N. Beach, Columbus. sisters, Madeline Birkmire, Marcella Ochs, both of Columbus; several nephews. Member of St. Francis Catholic Church, 386 Buttles, where Mass For Christian Burial will be held 10 a.m. Friday. Friends will be received Rutherford-Glen L. Myers Funeral Home, 40 West Third Ave., 2 - 4 and 7 - 9 p.m. Thursday. Interment Junction City, Ohio, graveside service 12:30 p.m. Friday. Prayer service 3:30 p.m. Thursday.

More About WALDO A. BEACH:

Burial: September 16, 1983, ST. PATRICK'S CEMETERY, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO

ii. MARCELLA BEACH, b. Abt. 1907; m. ----------OCHS.

Notes for MARCELLA BEACH:

Name: Marcella Elizabeth Ochs

Age at Death: 84

Date of Death: 15 Jun 1993

City of Death: Columbus

County of Death: Franklin

Volume: 29427

Certificate: 043687

Date of Birth: 28 May 1909

County of Birth: Perry

State of Birth: Ohio

Country of Birth: United States

Father's Surname: Beach

Gender: Female

Marital Status: Widowed

Race: White

Hispanic Origin: Not Hispanic

Years of Schooling: 11

Social Security Number: 274-10-4897

Industry: Own Home/At Home

Occupation: Housewife/Homemaker

Census Tract: 4810

Primary Registration District: 2501

Hospital of Death: Mt Carmel Medical Center

Hospital Status: Hospital/Inpatient

Time of Death: 10:02 PM

iii. MADELINE A. BEACH, b. Abt. 1909; m. ----------BIRKMIRE.

Notes for MADELINE A. BEACH:

MAGDALENE

Here are some death records:

Name: Madeline Birkmire

Age at Death: 85

Date of Death: 4 May 1992

City of Death: Columbus

County of Death: Franklin

Volume: 28969

Certificate: 033961

Date of Birth: 30 Dec 1906

County of Birth: Perry

State of Birth: Ohio

Country of Birth: United States

Father's Surname: Beach

Mother's Maiden Name: Bishop

Gender: Female

Marital Status: Divorced

Race: White

Hispanic Origin: Not Hispanic

Years of Schooling: 12

Social Security Number: 153-18-8914

Industry: Homemaker, student, unemployed volunteer

Occupation: Homemaker

City of Residence: Columbus

County of Residence: Franklin

State of Residence: Ohio

Country of Residence: United States

Census Tract: 4200

Primary Registration District: 2501

Hospital of Death: Long-Term Care Facilities

Hospital Status: Other/Nursing Home

Time of Death: 3:35 AM

Filing Date: 14 May 1992

Certifier: Physician

Whether Referred to Coroner: No

Autopsy: No

Classification of Place of Injury: Unspecified Place

Whether Injury Happened in Ohio: Yes

26. iv. WILLARD E. BEACH, b. Abt. 1913; d. November 19, 1970, SPRINGFIELD, OHIO CLARK COUNTY.

13. EDWARD A.⁴ BEACH (AGNES P.³ ANDERSON, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born November 02, 1885 in JACKSON TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY OHIO, and died 1947. He married FOREST V. STROUSE. She was born October 06, 1891, and died March 07, 1989.

Children of EDWARD BEACH and FOREST STROUSE are:

27. i. LOUISE⁵ BEACH.

28. ii. EVELYN FRANCES BEACH, b. June 22, 1915; d. March 25, 1996.

29. iii. PAUL EDWARD BEACH.

30. iv. CLYDE VINCENT "SQUEAK" BEACH, b. November 19, 1919.

31. v. DOROTHY VIRGINIA BEACH, b. April 17, 1922; d. March 16, 2003.

14. CARRIE⁴ ANDERSON (WILLIAM T.³, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born July 12, 1889 in SAYRE, OHIO, and died February 02, 1986. She married JOHN W. HODGSON. He died 1969.

Notes for CARRIE ANDERSON:

Times Recorder (Zanesville)

Tuesday, February 4, 1986 page 2 - A

C A R R I E H O D G S O N

Carrie Hodgson, 96, of Muskingum County Home, formerly of Sayre, died at 3:48 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 2, 1986, at Muskingum County Home following an extended illness.

Mrs. Hodgson was a member of Zion Christian Union Church.

She was born July 12, 1889, in Sayre, a daughter of William and Amanda Ogg Anderson.

He husband, John W. (Jack) Hodgson, died in 1969.

Surviving are one son, Miles Hodgson of Zanesville, four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at Goebel Funeral Home in Crooksville, where services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday with the Rev. Raymond Anderson officiating. Burial will be in Zion Cemetery in Portersville.

Child of CARRIE ANDERSON and JOHN HODGSON is:

i. MILES⁵ HODGSON.

Notes for MILES HODGSON:

9,200TH FAMILY MEMBER ENTERED IN THE "MASTER COLLECTION" BY MICHAEL MILLER 5-1-2007

15. JESSE⁴ ANDERSON (WILLIAM T.³, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born July 10, 1891 in SAYER, OHIO, and died January 26, 1981 in ZANESVILLE, OHIO MUSKINGUM COUNTY.

Notes for JESSE ANDERSON:

The Times Recorder (Zanesville)

Tuesday, January 27, 1981 page 2 - A

J E S S E A N D E R S O N

Jesse Anderson, 89, of 1400 Newark Road, died at 6 p.m. Monday at Good Samaritan Medical Center where he had been a patient since Jan 22.

A retired employee of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, he was a veteran of World War I. He was born July 10, 1891, at Sayre, a son of William and Amanda Ogg Anderson.

Surviving are one son, the Rev. Raymond Anderson of Middletown; two sisters, Mrs. Carrie Hodgson of Zanesville and Mrs. Anna Mullen of Sayre; and two grandchildren.

Roberts Funeral Home at New Lexington is in charge of arrangements.

Child of JESSE ANDERSON is:

i. REV. RAYMOND⁵ ANDERSON.

16. WILLIAM⁴ ANDERSON (WILLIAM T.³, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born September 22, 1899 in SAYRE, OHIO, and died February 06, 1965 in DRAKES, OHIO.

Notes for WILLIAM ANDERSON:

Perry County Tribune

Thursday, February 11, 1965

W I L L I A M A N D E R S O N

Mr. William Anderson, 65, was found dead in bed Saturday at his home in Drakes. Perry County Coroner O. D. Ball said death was due to natural causes. He was believed to have been dead since sometime Friday night.

He was born Sept. 22, 1899, in Sayre, a son of William T. and Amanda Ogg Anderson. He had lived in Drakes 30 years and retired after working 31 years as a shoreman for the New York Central Railroad.

Survivors are his wife, Bernice of Fultonham, a son, Thomas of Clinton, a daughter, Mrs. Harold (Ina Lee) Grice, London; a brother, Jeff, Parkersburg; 3 sisters, Mrs. C. R. Mullen and Mrs. Carrie Hodgson, both of Sayre and Mrs. Mark Adams, Zanesville; three step-daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, Sarasota, Fla.; Mrs. Norma Gregory and Mrs. Eileen Alridge, both of Lincoln Park, Mich.; nine grandchildren and four step-grandchildren.

Funeral services were held Monday p.m. at the Carl W. Hermey Funeral Home with Rev. Ohmer Swart officiating. Burial was made in Tatman's Cemetery near Sayre.

Children of WILLIAM ANDERSON are:

i. THOMAS⁵ ANDERSON.

ii. INA LEE ANDERSON, m. HAROLD GRICE.

17. FRANCES HELENA⁴ BENNETT (AUGUSTA IRENE³ ANDERSON, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born December 23, 1892 in BRISTOL, OHIO, PIKE TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY, and died July 25, 1964 in LAKEWOOD, OHIO, CUYAHOGA COUNTY. She married DANIEL WEBSTER CAULEY January 11, 1915 in ST. PATRICK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO, son of DANIEL CAULEY and MARY BARDEN. He was born February 01, 1887 in DUKE CENTER, McKEAN COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, and died November 17, 1956 in CLEVELAND, CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO.

Notes for FRANCES HELENA BENNETT:

DAUGHTER ELIZABETH BENNETT CAULEY, SAID HER MOTHER FRANCES BENNETT CAULEY IS BURIED BETWEEN HER AUNT LORETTA AND HER AUNT MARIE IN AN UNMARKED GRAVE IN ST. PATRICK'S CEMETERY IN JUNCTION CITY, OHIO.

FRANCES WAS A SCHOOL TEACHER BEFORE HER MARRIAGE TO DANIEL WEBSTER CAULEY.

1615 Cohassett Ave. Lakewood, Ohio 44107

More About FRANCES HELENA BENNETT:

Burial: ST. PATRICK'S CEMETERY, PERRY COUNTY, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO

More About DANIEL WEBSTER CAULEY:

Burial: CALVARY CEMETERY, CLEVELAND, OHIO

More About DANIEL CAULEY and FRANCES BENNETT:

Marriage: January 11, 1915, ST. PATRICK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO

Children of FRANCES BENNETT and DANIEL CAULEY are:

i. ROBERT WILLIAM⁵ CAULEY, b. March 21, 1916, CUYAHOGA COUNTY, CLEVELAND, OHIO (St. Anns's Hosp.); d. July 03, 2002, CUYAHOGA COUNTY, CLEVELAND, OHIO.

Notes for ROBERT WILLIAM CAULEY:

The Lorain County Morning Journal

Saturday, July 6, 2002 Page B-3

T H E R E V. R O B E R T W. C A U L E Y

CLEVELAND -- The Rev. Robert W. Cauley, 86, of Cleveland, died Wednesday, July 3, 2002, at the Eliza Jennings Home, where he had been a resident.

He was born March 21, 1916, in Cleveland, the only son of Frances H. Bennett and Daniel Webster Cauley.

He attended St. Rose of Lima School, Cathedral Latin High School, and John Carroll University before preparing for the priesthood at St. Mary Seminary, Cleveland, Ohio as a member of the Class of 1942.

Fr. Cauley was ordained on February 28, that year, by Bishop James A. McFadden. His first marriage ceremony was on April 7, 1942 where he was celebrant at the wedding mass of his sister, Elizabeth to Robert T. C. Miller.

Rev. Cauley was an assistant in a number of parishes during his 60 years as a priest and enjoyed being active in parish activities. Later in his career he was in residence at St. John's Cathedral and at St. Mary's (Avon, Ohio).

Survivors include his sister, Elizabeth Bennett Miller and several nieces and nephews.

Friends may call Sunday, 3 to 9 p.m., at St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church, 2460 Stoney Ridge Road, Avon. Vespers will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. A Mass of Christian burial will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at the church. Bishop Anthony Pilla will officiate. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.

Reichlin -- Roberts Funeral Home, 327 Cleveland, Street, Elyria, is handling the arrangements.

ORDINATION February 28, 1942 and FIRST SOLEMN MASS at St. Rose's Church, Cleveland, Ohio, March 1, 1942, FIRST WEDDING MASS, St. Clement's Church, April 7, 1942.

The Catholic Universe Bulletin

February 27, 1942 Page 10

REV.. ROBERT W. CAULEY

The Rev. Robert W. Cauley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Cauley, was born in Cleveland. He attended St. Rose School, Cathedral Latin High School, and John Carroll University before entering Our Lady of the Lake Seminary.

His first Solemn Mass will be sung at 12 noon Sunday, March 1, in St. Rose of Lima Church. Father Cauley will be assisted by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. P. J. O'Connell, assistant priest; the Rev. Urban A. Reichlin, deacon, and the Rev. Martin F. Kelly, subdeacon. Master of ceremonies will be Joseph J. Stepanik, seminarian at Our Lady of the Lake, and the following seminarians will serve the Mass: William Cosgrove, Jerome Turins, Carlos Silva, George Belting, Joseph Ehrbar, Thomas Whelan, Patrick O'Shaughnessy and Robert Teknipp. The Rev. Edmund A. Kirby, Loudonville will preach.

A reception will be held jointly with the Rev. Robert Earl Brengartner Sunday evening in St. Rose of Lima Parish Hall, 1441 W. 116th Street.

[Notes hand written by Frances Cauley: "Fr. Robert Wm. Cauley, 26 years old, ordained Feb. 28th, 1942 - St. John's Cathedral - Cleveland, Ohio by Bishop James McFadden...first Mass said the next day at St. Rose of Lima Church, (Detroit Ave at West 114th Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Breakfast followed the Mass at 10:30 am at the Westlake Hotel, Lakewood, Ohio - 226 attended Fr. Robert's ordination breakfast - cost $1.35 per person + $305.10. First Mass Sunday, Marsh 1, 1942....this was the happiest day I ever had in my life.... reception at St. Rose's Hall held that evening for Fathers Brengartner and Cauley jointly ---- Mother"]

Perry County Newspaper Article

F R. R. W. C A U L E Y S I N G S 1 S T M A S S I N C L E V E L A N D

Junction City - (Karl Kempton, Correspondent) -- The Rev. Robert W. Cauley, well known locally, was ordained in St. John's Cathedral, Cleveland, Friday February 27. Father Cauley

spent his summers here with his grandmother, Mrs. A. J. Bennett, now deceased. His mother, Mrs. Frances Cauley, is making her home here at the present time.

Father Cauley sang his first Solemn Mass in St. Rose's Church, Cleveland.

Newspaper Article

Fr. R. W. Cauley Retires; Remains at Avon Parish

Father Robert W. Cauley, who has been in residence at Immaculate Conception Parish, Avon, since 1979, retired last Friday on his 70th birthday. He will remain in residence there.

To mark his retirement, a parish Mass will be concelebrated at 4:30 p..m. Sunday, April 6, in the church, 2640 Stoney Ridge Rd. Avon.

Before going to Immaculate Conception, Father Cauley served as associate at St. John Cathedral from 1970 to 1978. He had previously served as an associate for St. Timothy Parish, Garfield Heights, St. Ignatius, St. Philip Neri, Holy Name, Holy Redeemer, and as a chaplain for St. Vincent Charity Hospital. He was ordained in 1942.

Father Cauley says he plans to continue helping out at Immaculate Conception by celebrating Mass, hearing confessions, and visiting the sick.

More About ROBERT WILLIAM CAULEY:

Burial: July 08, 2002, ST. MARY'S CEMETERY, LORAIN COUNTY, AVON, OHIO

32. ii. ELIZABETH BENNETT CAULEY, b. December 04, 1918, CUYAHOGA COUNTY, CLEVELAND, OHIO.

18. AGNES MARIE⁴ BENNETT (AUGUSTA IRENE³ ANDERSON, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born December 14, 1896 in JUNCTION CITY, OHIO, and died September 13, 1922 in MUSKINGUM COUNTY, ZANESVILLE, OHIO. She married PAUL SMITH.

Notes for AGNES MARIE BENNETT:

BURIED IN ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH CEMETERY ON SEPTEMBER 16, 1922

New Lexington Herald

September 21, 1922 page 1

MRS. MARY SMITH DIES

Mrs. Mary Bennett Smith, aged 26, of Junction City, died at the Good Samaritan Hospital, Zanesville, Wednesday afternoon of diabetes. The body was taken to the home of her mother, Mrs. A. J. Bennett at Junction City. Mrs. Charles Longstreth of Rehoboth, is an aunt of the deceased.

Notes for PAUL SMITH:

RAN A MACHINE SHOP IN JUNCTION CITY

Child of AGNES BENNETT and PAUL SMITH is:

i. VIRGINIA MARIE⁵ SMITH, b. 1920; d. December 01, 1974, ST. LUKE'S CONVALESCENT CENTER; m. CHARLES WILLIAM CLIFFORD, October 22, 1938; b. 1914; d. October 20, 1972.

Notes for VIRGINIA MARIE SMITH:

NEWSPAPER CLIPPING: Charles Clifford, 24, artist, 39 West Whittier Street; Virginia Smith, 18 571 East Town Street (Marriage Listing)

Buried in Sunset Cemetery, Section 14, Lot 243 Grave 1

212 Welch Ave. (1941)

Columbus Dispatch

Monday, December 2, 1974

Page F - 4

C L I F F O R D

Virginia M. Clifford, age 54, 931 Pleasant Drive, Reynoldsburg, Ohio, Sunday, St. Lukes Convalescent Center. Preceded in death by husband Charles W. Clifford. survived by step-mother, Mary B. Smith, uncle Harry Smith, both of Columbus; brothers-in-law, Jack and Robert Clifford of Grove City; sisters-in-law, Mrs. Joseph Pritchard of Westerville, Mrs. Dick Hammond, Columbus, and Mrs. Donald Wagner, Calif.; several cousins, nieces, and nephews, Former employee of State of Ohio and the Columbus Dispatch. Attended Fifth avenue United Methodist Church. Funeral services 1 p.m. Wednesday at Rutherford Chapel, 2383 N. High St. Pastor Ray B. Hughes officiating.. Interment Sunset Cemetery. Family will receive friends at the funeral home 7-9 p.m. Monday 2-4 and 7-9 Tuesday.

More About VIRGINIA MARIE SMITH:

Burial: December 04, 1974, SUNSET CEMETERY

Notes for CHARLES WILLIAM CLIFFORD:

Columbus Dispatch

Monday, October 23, 1972

Page 22 - A

C L I F F O R D

Charles W. Clifford, 931 Pleasant Dr., Reynoldsburg, Saturday, Grant Hospital, age 58. Artist with Columbus Dispatch, Member of VFW 9473, Reynoldsburg, Wolfe Industry 25 Year Club, Press Club. Attended St. Pius Catholic Church, Reynoldsburg. Survived by wife, Virginia; sisters, Mrs. Joseph (Evelyn) Pritchard, Westerville, Mrs. Clarence (Mary Ann) Hammond, Columbus, Mrs. Donald (Catherine) Wagner, Santa Monica, Calif.; brothers, Mr. Robert J. Clifford, Grove City, Mr. John F. Clifford, Grove City. Funeral service Wednesday 11 a.m. Schoedinger Midtown Chapel, where friends may call Monday and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Interment Sunset Cemetery.

More About CHARLES WILLIAM CLIFFORD:

Burial: October 24, 1972, SUNSET CEMETERY

More About CHARLES CLIFFORD and VIRGINIA SMITH:

Marriage: October 22, 1938

Generation No. 4

19. LOUIS CARL "RED"⁵ ANDERSON (EDWARD WILLIAM "TED"⁴, DANIEL S.³, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born February 25, 1909 in LAGRO, WABASH COUNTY, INDIANA, and died May 17, 1991 in V.A. HOSPITAL, DAYTON, OHIO. He married MILDRED RUTH COOPER January 12, 1933 in ST.. PATRICK'S CHURCH LAGRO, INDIANA, daughter of HOWARD COOPER and BESSIE COLE. She was born June 12, 1913 in WABASH, INDIANA, and died April 07, 2001 in WABASH, INDIANA.

Notes for LOUIS CARL "RED" ANDERSON:

W W II Veteran

Louis was better known as "Red" and is buried in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Lagro, Indiana.

Notes for MILDRED RUTH COOPER:

Buried near Louis Carl Anderson in St. Patrick's Cemetery in LaGro, Indiana.

More About LOUIS ANDERSON and MILDRED COOPER:

Marriage: January 12, 1933, ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH LAGRO, INDIANA

Children of LOUIS ANDERSON and MILDRED COOPER are:

33. i. FLORETTA LUCILLE⁶ ANDERSON, b. June 26, 1933, LAGRO, INDIANA.

34. ii. CARL EDWARD ANDERSON, b. September 13, 1942, LAGRO, WABASH COUNTY INDIANA.

35. iii. CAROL JEANNINE ANDERSON, b. December 24, 1948, WABASH, IN; d. June 13, 2001, MORAINE, OHIO.

20. MARY LOUISE⁵ ANDERSON (EDWARD WILLIAM "TED"⁴, DANIEL S.³, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born September 09, 1911 in LAGRO, INDIANA, and died July 17, 1991 in WELLS COUNTY, BLUFFTON, INDIANA. She married GERALD J. GROVER February 15, 1941 in BLUFFTON, IN, son of OSCAR GROVER and SADIE RUBLE. He was born January 15, 1909 in WELLS COUNTY, INDIANA, and died May 12, 1985 in MARKLE, INDIANA.

Notes for MARY LOUISE ANDERSON:

The News Sentinel, Fort Wayne, Indiana

Friday, July 19, 1991

M A R Y L O U I S E "G R A N D M A" G R O V E R, 79, of Markle died Wednesday in Wells Community Hospital..

The Largo native coached Little League at Markle Park 12 years. She was the widow of Gerald, who died in 1985.

Surviving are a daughter, Mary Lou Dohrman of Markle, and Jerry E. and John T., both of Huntington; brothers, Paul Anderson of Wabash and Herbert Anderson of Urbana; 15 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.

Services are 10 a.m. tomorrow in St. Joseph Catholic Church, Bluffton, with burial in Horeb Cemetery, Uniondale, IN. Calling is 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today in Myers Funeral Home, Markle, with a vigil at 9 p.m.

Preferred memorials are gifts to Markle Park of the church.

Bluffton New- Banner

Thursday, July 18, 1991

MRS. GERALD GROVER, 79, OF MARKLE DIES; RITES SATURDAY

Widow of Gerald J. Grover, Mrs. Mary Louise (Grandma) Grover of Markle Health Care Center, died at 3:53 p.m. Wednesday at Wells Community Hospital.

Born Sept. 9, 1911 at Lagro, she was a daughter of Edward and Ruby Rau Anderson. Her marriage to Mr. Grover, who died May 12, 1985, took place Feb. 15, 1941 at Bluffton.

Mrs.. Grover, a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church of Bluffton, coached Little League baseball at the Markle Park 12 years. She graduated in 1919 from Largo High School and later from International Business College at Fort Wayne.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Norman (Mary Lou) Dohrman of Markle; three sons, James P. Grover of Markle and Jerry E. Grover and John J. Grover, both of Huntington; two brothers, Paul Anderson of Wabash and Herbert Anderson of Urbana; 15 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Calling will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Myers Funeral Home at Markle, where the Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Friday.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Joseph Catholic Church of Bluffton, Father Eugene Koers officiating, and burial will be in Horeb Cemetery at Uniondale.

The family has designated the Markle Park or St. Joseph Catholic Church as recipients of memorials friends may wish to make.

Notes for GERALD J. GROVER:

Fort Wayne Journal - Gazette

Tuesday, May 14, 1885

Gerald J. Grover, 76, died at 10:45 p.m. Sunday at home.

Surviving are his wife, M. Louise; one daughter, three sons and 19 grandchildren.

Services at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Bluffton. Calling from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at Myers Funeral Home, with a Wake service at 7:30 p.m. Memorials to the church.

Bluffton News - Banner

Monday, May 13, 1985

G E R A L D J. G R O V E R, 7 6, M A R K L E R E S I D E N T, I L L T H R E E Y E A R S

Markle resident and a retired employee of Wayne Metal Co., Gerald J. Grover, 76, who had been ill the past three years, died at 10:45 p.m. Sunday at his home.

A member of St. Joseph Catholic Church, Mr. Grover was born Jan. 15, 1909, in Wells County to Oscar and M. Louise Anderson, who survives, took place in Bluffton Feb. 15, 1941.

In addition to the wife, survivors included a daughter, Mrs. Norman (Mary Lou) Dohrman of Markle; three sons, James P. Grover of Markle Route 1, Jerry Grover and John J. Grover. both of Huntington, 19 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Calling from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday will be at the Myers Funeral Home in Markle with a wake service there at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.

Funeral services at 10 a.m. Wednesday will be in St. Joseph Catholic Church with Father Eugene Koers officiating. Burial will be in Horeb Cemetery.

Preferred are memorials to St. Joseph Catholic Church.

More About GERALD GROVER and MARY ANDERSON:

Marriage: February 15, 1941, BLUFFTON, IN

Children of MARY ANDERSON and GERALD GROVER are:

i. JOHN J.⁶ GROVER.

36. ii. GERALD E. GROVER.

iii. JAMES P. GROVER.

37. iv. MARY LOU GROVER, b. March 04, 1945.

21. EARL WILLIAM⁵ ANDERSON (EDWARD WILLIAM "TED"⁴, DANIEL S.³, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born April 26, 1925 in LAGRO, INDIANA, and died January 25, 1989. He married CAMILLA WOOTEN.

Notes for EARL WILLIAM ANDERSON:

EARL IS BURIED IN THE McCRAY CEMETERY IN WILKINSON, IN

Child of EARL ANDERSON and CAMILLA WOOTEN is:

38. i. WILLIAM⁶ ANDERSON.

22. PAUL ANTHONY⁵ ANDERSON (EDWARD WILLIAM "TED"⁴, DANIEL S.³, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born December 09, 1929 in LAGRO, INDIANA. He married CHARLENE ANN HORNADAY August 12, 1950 in ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH LAGRO, INDIANA, daughter of JOHN HORNADAY and LOUISE CONRAD. She was born March 08, 1934.

More About PAUL ANDERSON and CHARLENE HORNADAY:

Marriage: August 12, 1950, ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH LAGRO, INDIANA

Children of PAUL ANDERSON and CHARLENE HORNADAY are:

39. i. CONNIE SUE⁶ ANDERSON, b. January 21, 1952.

ii. DAVID ALAN ANDERSON, b. January 17, 1953; d. November 25, 1955.

iii. PAMELA KAY ANDERSON, b. October 29, 1956; m. RON SATROM, March 11, 1978.

More About RON SATROM and PAMELA ANDERSON:

Marriage: March 11, 1978

40. iv. DEBRA ANN ANDERSON, b. January 21, 1958.

41. v. BEVERLY ANDERSON, b. December 22, 1959.

42. vi. NANCY JEAN ANDERSON, b. November 15, 1960.

43. vii. DANIEL ALLEN ANDERSON, b. December 05, 1964.

23. HERBERT JAMES⁵ ANDERSON (EDWARD WILLIAM "TED"⁴, DANIEL S.³, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born September 13, 1931 in LAGRO, INDIANA. He married (1) EVA MAE ENYEART August 25, 1952 in LAGRO, INDIANA, daughter of HERBERT ENYEART and GARNETT SHARPE. She was born March 08, 1934. He married (2) ELIZABETH A. COOK April 19, 1957. He married (3) MARY JANE PURDY April 03, 1958. She was born August 04, 1932 in WABASH, INDIANA, and died December 14, 1988.

More About HERBERT ANDERSON and EVA ENYEART:

Marriage: August 25, 1952, LAGRO, INDIANA

More About HERBERT ANDERSON and ELIZABETH COOK:

Marriage: April 19, 1957

More About HERBERT ANDERSON and MARY PURDY:

Marriage: April 03, 1958

Children of HERBERT ANDERSON and EVA ENYEART are:

i. MARK WILLIAM⁶ ANDERSON, b. October 25, 1954, WABASH, INDIANA; m. (1) JANET ELAINE WOLFE, November 04, 1978, WABASH, INDIANA; b. December 04, 1958, PERU, INDIANA; m. (2) JULIA HETTSMANBERGER, September 02, 1990.

More About MARK ANDERSON and JANET WOLFE:

Marriage: November 04, 1978, WABASH, INDIANA

More About MARK ANDERSON and JULIA HETTSMANBERGER:

Marriage: September 02, 1990

44. ii. GARY JAMES ANDERSON, b. April 24, 1956, WABASH, INDIANA.

Children of HERBERT ANDERSON and MARY PURDY are:

45. iii. FREDERICK JOSEPH⁶ ANDERSON, b. October 28, 1958.

iv. BARBARA JANE ANDERSON, b. September 03, 1960; m. TIM J. MOWERY, October 09, 1982, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, PERU, INDIANA.

More About TIM MOWERY and BARBARA ANDERSON:

Marriage: October 09, 1982, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, PERU, INDIANA

24. CHARLES WILLARD⁵ MARLOW (ADA⁴ BEACH, AGNES P.³ ANDERSON, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born October 02, 1899, and died February 14, 1989. He married MABEL MARY BATES. She was born June 06, 1900 in NORTH LEWISBERG, CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, OHIO, and died February 15, 1992.

Notes for CHARLES WILLARD MARLOW:

Name: Charles Willard Marlow

Age at Death: 89

Date of Death: 14 Feb 1989

City of Death: Columbus

County of Death: Franklin

Volume: 27612

Certificate: 009826

Date of Birth: 2 Oct 1899

State of Birth: Ohio

Country of Birth: United States

Father's Surname: Marlow

Gender: Male

Marital Status: Married

Race: White

Hispanic Origin: Not Hispanic

Years of Schooling: 8

Social Security Number: 275-03-3070

Industry: Not specified manufacturing industries

Occupation: Assemblers

City of Residence: Columbus

County of Residence: Franklin

State of Residence: Ohio

Country of Residence: United States

Census Tract: 0330

Primary Registration District: 2501

Hospital of Death: Riverside Meth. Hospital

Hospital Status: Hospital/Inpatient

Filing Date: 14 Feb 1989

Certifier: Physician

Whether Referred to Coroner: No

Autopsy: Yes

Classification of Place of Injury: Unspecified Place

Whether Injury Happened in Ohio: Yes

1920 CENSUS:

Clinton, Franklin, OH - District 6, page

Charles Marlow Head m w 45 m VA VA VA Carpenter

Ada Wife f w 43 m OH VA OH

Grace Dau f w 22 s OH OH OH

Charles Son m w 21 m OH OH OH Carpenter

Elsie D Law f w 19 m OH OH OH

Willard G Son m w 3 s OH OH OH

Robert Son m w 11 s OH OH OH

1910 CENSUS:

9-Wd Columbus, Franklin, OH - District 141, page 2B

Chas. Marlow Head m w 35 m1 12 . . OH VA VA Carpenter

Ada Wife f w 34 m1 12 5 4 OH VA OH

Grace Dau f w 12 s .. . . OH OH OH

Charles Son m w 11 s .. . . OH OH OH

Lamont Son m w 9 s .. . . OH OH OH

Robert Son m w 1 s .. . . OH OH OH

1900 CENSUS:

Salt Lick, Perry, OH - District 74, page

Charles Marlow Head m w Oct 1874 25 m 4 . . VA VA VA Carpenter

Ada Wife f w Dec 1875 25 m 4 2 2 OH VA OH

Grace Dau f w May 1897 3 s . . . OH OH OH

Charlie Son m w Oct 1898 1 s . . . OH OH OH

Columbus Dispatch

Wednesday, February 15, 1989

Page 4 - D

M A R L O W

Charles W. Marlow, age, 89, of Columbus. Suddenly Tuesday, Riverside Hospital. Retired from Timken Roller Bearing Co. Member of Linten Gardens. preceded by brothers, John Marlow,

Clayton Kline and Russell Kline. Survived by wife, Mabel Marlow, Columbus; daughter and son-in-law, Bertha and John Reeves, Washington; sons and daughters-in-law, Charles and Sue Marlow, Calif., Eugene and Janet Marlow, Robert A. Marlow, all of Columbus; 24 grandchildren; 41 great-grandchildren; 8 great-great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews.

Funeral service Friday, 10 a.m. Shoemaker Golden Rule Funeral Home, 2830 Cleveland Ave. at Lakeview ave., where friends may call Thursday 6 - 8 p.m. Pastor Jean Dumas officiating.

Notes for MABEL MARY BATES:

ELSIE

Children of CHARLES MARLOW and MABEL BATES are:

46. i. CHARLES EDWARD⁶ MARLOW, b. March 28, 1925.

ii. EUGENE WESLEY MARLOW, b. April 07, 1928; m. JANET.

iii. ROBERT ANDREW MARLOW, b. June 30, 1933.

iv. BERTHA MARLOW, m.. JOHN REEVES.

25. LAMONT LAWRENCE⁵ MARLOW (ADA⁴ BEACH, AGNES P.³ ANDERSON, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born October 07, 1900, and died November 30, 1980 in COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. He married FLORENCE JEANNETTE. She was born August 24, 1905, and died June 23, 1986 in COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA.

Notes for LAMONT LAWRENCE MARLOW:

1930 CENSUS:

Mifflin, Franklin, OH - District 203, page 10B

Lamont Marlow Head m w 29 m 21 OH OH OH Laborer, machine shop

Florence Wife f w 24 m 16 OH OH OH

Freda Dau f w 7 s .. OH OH OH

Betty Dau f w 6 s .. OH OH OH

Paul Son m w 4 s .. OH OH OH

Children of LAMONT MARLOW and FLORENCE JEANNETTE are:

i. FREDA⁶ MARLOW, b. Abt. 1923.

Notes for FREDA MARLOW:

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ii. BETTY MARLOW, b. Abt. 1924..

iii. PAUL MARLOW, b. Abt. 1926.

26. WILLARD E.⁵ BEACH (JOHN R.⁴, AGNES P.³ ANDERSON, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born Abt. 1913, and died November 19, 1970 in SPRINGFIELD, OHIO CLARK COUNTY.

Notes for WILLARD E.. BEACH:

Name: Willard E Beach

Age at Death: 57

Date of Death: 19 Nov 1970

City of Death: Springfield

County of Death: Clark

Volume: 20289

Certificate: 089580

Date of Birth: Est. 1913

Gender: Male

Marital Status: Married

Race: White

City of Residence: Springfield

County of Residence: Clark

State of Residence: Ohio

Country of Residence: United States

Hospital of Death: Community Hosp. of Springfield

Certifier: Physician

Autopsy: Unknown

Child of WILLARD E. BEACH is:

i. WILLAED J.⁶ BEACH.

27. LOUISE⁵ BEACH (EDWARD A.⁴, AGNES P.³ ANDERSON, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) She married HAROLD LENTZ.

Children of LOUISE BEACH and HAROLD LENTZ are:

i. RICHARD⁶ LENTZ.

ii. SHARON LENTZ.

28. EVELYN FRANCES⁵ BEACH (EDWARD A.⁴, AGNES P.³ ANDERSON, WILLIAM DANIEL², DANIEL¹) was born June 22, 1915, and died March 25, 1996. She married ROY PALMER.

Children of EVELYN BEACH and ROY PALMER are:

i. MARTHA⁶ PALMER.

ii. NEAL PALMER.