Descendants of NICHOLAS ZAHM

Generation No. 1

1. NICHOLAS⁵ ZAHM (PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) was born April 02, 1787 in OLSBURG, WOLMINSTER COUNTY, GERMANY, and died April 02, 1874 in SOMERSET, READING TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO. He married (1) ELIZABETH GARHART in OLDENBERG, daughter of MATTHIAS GARHART and CATHERINE WIESS. She was born Abt. 1790 in URBACH, LORRAINE, and died April 21, 1842 in PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

Notes for NICHOLAS ZAHM:

WILL OF NICHOLAS ZAHM

I, NICHOLAS ZAHM OF THE COUNTY OF HUNTINGTON, STATE OF INDIANA, DO MAKE AND PUBLISH THIS, MY LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT TO WIT.

I GIVE, BEQUEATH, AND DEVISE TO MY BELOVED CHILDREN OR THEIR HEIRS ALL MY PERSONAL PROPERTY, OR THE PROCEEDS AT TIME OF REMAINING UNCONSUMED AND UNEXPENDED AT MY DEATH, AFTER PAYING MY JUST DEBTS, TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS.

ITEM 1. TO MY DAUGHTER ANNIE OR HER HEIRS I GIVE AND BEQUEATH ONE DOLLAR TO BE PAID BY MY OTHER CHILDREN CONJOINTLY AFTER MY DEATH.

ITEM 2. TO MY OTHER CHILDREN NICHOLAS, MARGARET, CATHERINE, PETER, JACOB, MARY, GEORGE, AND THE HEIRS OF MY SON JOHN, FOR HIS SHARE, I GIVE AND BEQUEATH THE REST OF MY PERSONAL PROPERTY TO BE DIVIDED AMONG THEM IN EQUAL SHARES; MY SONS JACOB AND GEORGE TO BE EXECUTORS OF THIS WILL.

I HEREBY SO MAKE WELL AND VOID ANY AND EVERY FORMER WILL AND TESTAMENT, OTHER INSTRUMENT REGARDING MY LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT.

IN TESTIMONY WHERE I HAVE HEREUNTO SET MY HAND AND SEAL THIS 26TH DAY OF AUGUST 1870.

NICHOLAS ZAHM

NICHOLAS ZAHM WAS SAID TO HAVE BEEN A SOLDIER IN NAPOLEON'S ARMY. One source says Nicholas moved to the United States in 1829, stopped in PA and moved on to Wooster, Ohio before moving on to Perry County, Ohio near Somerset in 1839. In 1864 He was said to have moved to Huntington, IN., remaining there for 9 years before returning to Perry County, Ohio where he died on his birthday on April 2, 1874.

Somerset Press

Friday, April 10, 1874 Page 3

DIED, after a lingering illness, on Thursday morning, at half past 8 o'clock, at the residence of Mr. George Green, near St. Joseph's Perry Co., Ohio. Mr. Nicholas Zahm, aged 87 years.

The subject of this notice was born at Olsburg, in Wolminster County, Germany, on the 2nd day of April, 1787, and moved to this country at the age of 42 years. After landing at New York City, he purchased a horse and wagon and in his humble way, he moved his little family across the mountains to Wayne County, Ohio, where he resided till the year 1838, when he moved to Perry County, Ohio, where he purchased a small farm near St. Joseph's, on which he lived for many years. Becoming old and feeble, he sold his farm to his daughter, Mrs. Beber, and chose his home with his son-in-law Mr. George Green, where he died, as will be seen, on the morning of his 87th birthday. Mr. Zahm was a quiet, inoffensive man; honest and industrious; a strict member of the Catholic church; without an enemy on earth, he has left an example worthy of imitation. He left four sons and four daughters together with one hundred grand and great grand children to mourn his loss.

More About NICHOLAS ZAHM:

Burial: ST. JOSEPH'S CEMETERY, SOMERSET, OHIO

Notes for ELIZABETH GARHART:

also Elizabeth Capart poss.

More About ELIZABETH GARHART:

Burial: ST. JOSEPH'S CEMETERY, SOMERSET, OHIO

More About NICHOLAS ZAHM and ELIZABETH GARHART:

Marriage: OLDENBERG

Children of NICHOLAS ZAHM and ELIZABETH GARHART are:

2. i. NICHOLAS⁶ ZAHM, b. November 15, 1815, OLSBERG, COMMUNITY OF BREIDENBACH MOSELLE, FRANCE; d. January 08, 1893, SHIRLAND, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILLINOIS.

ii. SOPHIA ZAHM, b. 1816; d. Unknown; m. ----------JOHNSON.

3. iii. MARGARET ZAHM, b. 1818, GERMANY; d. Unknown.

4. iv. CATHARINE CECELIA ZAHM, b. July 17, 1821, ALSACE, FRANCE; d. April 05, 1898, NEWARK, OHIO.

v. PETER D. ZAHM, b. August 16, 1825; d. April 27, 1900; m. ANN ELIZABETH BRADDOCK, April 26, 1846, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; b. February 09, 1829; d. Unknown.

Notes for PETER D. ZAHM:

EVENING HERALD--HUNTINGTON, INDIANA - TUESDAY OCTOBER 24, 1905 Page 8

PETER ZAHM 50TH ANNIVERSARY

MR. and MRS. PETER ZAHM CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY

Mrs. Nicholas Fisher, the Bridesmaid, Present--Another Couple to Observe Happy Event

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Fifty years ago today, October 24, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zahm were united in Marriage in this city. Today surrounded by their family, relatives and their friends, the fiftieth anniversary was celebrated in an auspicious manner.

Peter Zahm was born in Hessendarmstadt, Germany, October 3, 1826; he came to this country in 1846 and soon afterwards located in this city where he engaged at his trade of a merchant tailor. His good wife is a native of Bavaria, Germany. She came to this country in 1853, making the journey alone. She met Peter Zahm and on October 24, 1855, they were married here in the old St. Peter and Paul's Church, then a log structure. They continued as residents of Huntington, living most respectable lives, raising a happy family, and advanced in age with the development of the city. The officiating clergyman at their wedding fifty years ago was, Father Faller, of Fort Wayne, when the Huntington church was then on that circuit. The groomsman was Nicholas Fisher, now deceased, and the bridesmaid was Mrs. Nicholas Fisher.

Golden wedding ceremony services were conducted at the St. Peter and Paul's Church this morning, beginning at 8 o'clock mass by Father Heusen. A novel feature was the appearance of Mrs. Fisher who officiated as an attendant to Mr. and Mrs. Zahm as she had done a half century before. After the services, the bridal party received many congratulations.

At the age of 79 and 70 respectively, Mr. and Mrs. Zahm are in comparatively good health, and may see many years ahead of them. An all-day affair was held at the Zahm home at 33 Oak Street today, at which were present many of the immediate family, relatives, neighbors and friends. Among the out-of-town guests in attendance were: Mrs. George and Mrs. Hertie, of Antwerp, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Zahm and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Limbach and son, and Joseph Auer, of Delphos, Ohio, Mrs. Elizabeth Guethler, of Laporte, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knecht and Miss Lizzie Zahm, of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Mote Doughitt, of Indian Territory. Mr. Zahm's only sister, Mrs. Sophia Johnson, aged 89, of Clear Creek Township, was among the guests; Andrew Zahm, and family and Mrs. Peter Bauer and family, of this city, were children present. George Zahm, of Grand Rapids, was the only member of the family absent. The aged couple were the recipients of many fine presents.

Buried in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Huntington County, Indiana, Section D Lot 78W.

More About PETER D. ZAHM:

Burial: MOUNT CALVARY CEMETERY, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA

More About PETER ZAHM and ANN BRADDOCK:

Marriage: April 26, 1846, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO

5. vi. JOHN T. ZAHM, b. 1827; d. November 26, 1856.

6. vii. JACOB MICHAEL ZAHM, b. March 04, 1828, OLSBERG, FRANCE; d. June 03, 1907, HUNTINGTON, INDINIA.

7. viii. ANN ELIZABETH ZAHM, b. February 09, 1829, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d.. January 02, 1910, LAGRO, INDIANA.

8. ix. MARY ELIZABETH ZAHM, b. November 01, 1836, PERRY COUNTY, SOMERSET, OHIO; d. December 17, 1921, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, LANCASTER, OHIO.

9. x. GEORGE JOSEPH ZAHM, b. October 07, 1838, SOMERSET, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. February 07, 1924, LAGRO, IN...

Generation No. 2

2. NICHOLAS⁶ ZAHM (NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) was born November 15, 1815 in OLSBERG, COMMUNITY OF BREIDENBACH MOSELLE, FRANCE, and died January 08, 1893 in SHIRLAND, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILLINOIS. He married SUSAN CORMONEY September 04, 1838 in PORTAGE COUNTY, OHIO, daughter of JACOB CORMANY and JANE HALL. She was born March 17, 1823 in MARYLAND, and died August 24, 1896 in SHIRLAND, IL.

Notes for NICHOLAS ZAHM:

DRIVING OVERLAND BY OX-TEAM FROM OHIO, NICHOLAS ZAHM CAME TO WINNEBAGO COUNTY IN 1845 TO BUILD A FLOUR MILL ON A LITTLE DIRT AND ROCK FILL DAM ON ROCK RIVER IN ROCKFORD. A FRESHET WASHED OUT THE DAM SO WHILE WAITING FOR IT TO BE REBUILT HE EXPLORED THE RIVER AS FAR NORTH AS JANESVILLE, WIS. IN LATER YEARS HE BUILT FLOUR AND PAPER MILLS AT JANESVILLE, BELOIT, AND ROCKTON.

ZAHM'S GRANDSON, FRED, LIVES AT 1002 N. ROCKTON AVE. ROCKFORD, IL (1964)

Nicholas Zahm is the brother of Jacob M., George and Peter Zahm, and the grandfather of Fred Zahm.

"History of Winnebago County, IL, Its Past and Present .... containing .... Portraits of Early Settlers and Prominent Men ..... Illustrated. Chicago: H. F. Ketty Company, Corner of 5th Avenue and Washington Street, 1877, page 667.

ZAHM, NICHOLAS, farmer Sec. 36 ; P. O. Shirland; born in Lorraine, France, November 15, 1815.

Came from there to Ohio in 1828; this city in 1845; owns 157 acres of land; has been town collector 3 years; had other Township and church offices. Married SUSAN CORMONEY in Ohio on September 4, 1838; born in Maryland on March 17, 1823.

8 CHILDREN: Eliza Jane born in 1840; Horace born Dec. 24, 1842 who enlisted in the 3rd Col. V..C. and died while serving on Nov. 14, 1864; Sanford born Sept. 4, 1845; John W. born Jan. 4, 1848 who married Emma Clover in Rockton on Dec. 24, 1874. She was born in Rockton on Feb. 17, 1855; Mary Allice was born on Aug. 28, 1850 and died on Nov. 15, 1860; Hettie Ann born Sept. 4, 1853 and died on Dec. 21, 1865; Frank Emory born April 22, 1856; and Willie Foster born Sept. 28. 1865.

More About NICHOLAS ZAHM and SUSAN CORMONEY:

Marriage: September 04, 1838, PORTAGE COUNTY, OHIO

Children of NICHOLAS ZAHM and SUSAN CORMONEY are:

10. i. ELIZABETH JANE⁷ ZAHM, b. August 21, 1840, OHIO; d.. 1912.

ii. HORACE B. ZAHM, b. December 24, 1842, OHIO; d. November 14, 1864, WHILE SERVING IN THE CIVIL WAR.

Notes for HORACE B. ZAHM:

Horace B. Zahm is buried in Shirland Cemetery, Shirland, ILL and was a member of the U. S. Cavalry. He enlisted 3rd Col. V. C. Died while serving in the American Civil War.

11. iii. SANFORD WESLEY ZAHM, b. September 04, 1845, OHIO; d. April 14, 1928.

12. iv. JOHN WESLEY ZAHM, b. January 04, 1848, ROCKTON, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILLINOIS; d. October 03, 1926, HALLOWELL, CHEROKEE COUNTY, KANSAS.

v. MARY E. ZAHM, b. August 28, 1850, ILLINOIS; d. November 15, 1860, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILINOIS.

vi. HETTIE ANN ZAHM, b. September 04, 1853, ILLINOIS; d. December 21, 1865, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILINOIS.

vii. FRANK EMORY ZAHM, b. April 22, 1856, ILLINOIS; d. December 11, 1916; m. MARY E. RECKHOW, October 12, 1881, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILLINOIS; b. December 01, 1860; d. June 11, 1945.

More About FRANK ZAHM and MARY RECKHOW:

Marriage: October 12, 1881, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILLINOIS

viii. WILLIS FOSTER ZAHM, b. September 28, 1865.

Notes for WILLIS FOSTER ZAHM:

William moved "out West" with no dates available as of 12-15-2001.

3. MARGARET⁶ ZAHM (NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) was born 1818 in GERMANY, and died Unknown. She married GEORGE GREEN. He was born 1818 in MARYLAND.

Notes for MARGARET ZAHM:

1860 United States Federal Census

Name: George Green

Age in 1860: 42

Birth Year: Abt 1818

Birthplace: Maryland

Name: Margaret Green

Age in 1860: 42

Birth Year: Abt 1818

Birthplace: Germany

Home in 1860: Reading, Perry, Ohio

Post Office: Somerset

Household Members:

George Green

Margaret Green

Wm James Green (born Abt 1843)

Elizabeth Green (born Abt 1845)

Thomas Green (born Abt 1847)

Francis Green (born Abt 1849)

Vincent Green (born Abt 1851)

Hyacinth Green (born Abt 1854)

Mary C Green (born Abt 1855)

Lewis Green (born Abt 1858)

Children of MARGARET ZAHM and GEORGE GREEN are:

i. WILLIAM JAMES⁷ GREEN, b. 1843.

ii. ELIZABETH GREEN, b. 1845.

iii. THOMAS GREEN, b. 1847.

iv. FRANCIS GREEN, b. 1849.

v. VINCENT GREEN, b. 1851.

vi. HYASINTH GREEN, b. 1854.

vii. MARY C. GREEN, b. 1855.

viii. LEWIS GREEN, b. 1858.

4. CATHARINE CECELIA⁶ ZAHM (NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) was born July 17, 1821 in ALSACE, FRANCE, and died April 05, 1898 in NEWARK, OHIO. She married WILLIAM DANIEL ANDERSON January 06, 1840 in ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, SOMERSET, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, son of DANIEL ANDERSON and ANNA HENDRICKSON. He was born March 05, 1819 in PICKAWAY COUNTY, OHIO, and died September 18, 1880 in PIKE TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY, 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

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

More About WILLIAM ANDERSON and CATHARINE ZAHM:

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

Children of CATHARINE ZAHM and WILLIAM ANDERSON are:

13. i. PHILIP A.⁷ 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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14. 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.

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

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

viii. MARGARET A. ANDERSON, b. 1854.

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

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

19. 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.

5.. JOHN T.⁶ ZAHM (NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) was born 1827, and died November 26, 1856. He married JANE SARAH ACKERMAN October 03, 1852 in SHIRLAND, IL, daughter of WILLIAM ACKERMAN and MARGARET. She was born December 06, 1835 in CHATHAM, ONTERIO, CANADA.

More About JOHN ZAHM and JANE ACKERMAN:

Marriage: October 03, 1852, SHIRLAND, IL

Child of JOHN ZAHM and JANE ACKERMAN is:

i. MARGARET ELIZABETH⁷ ZAHM, b. July 18, 1853, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILLINOIS.

6. JACOB MICHAEL⁶ ZAHM (NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) was born March 04, 1828 in OLSBERG, FRANCE, and died June 03, 1907 in HUNTINGTON, INDINIA. He married (1) MARY ELLEN BRADDOCK April 06, 1849 in NEW LEXINGTON, OHIO, daughter of JOHN BRADDOCK and MARY STORM. She was born February 27, 1827 in LORETTO, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, and died December 18, 1884 in HUNTINGTON, INDINIA. He married (2) AGNES BRADDOCK January 29, 1889 in LICKING COUNTY, OHIO, daughter of JOHN BRADDOCK.

Notes for JACOB MICHAEL ZAHM:

Articles from a scrapbook of Father. John Zahm #2

Z A H M H O M E I S B U R N E D

House and Farm Buildings are Consumed

Loss is Almost $10,000.00

Insurance Amounting to $3,500.00 is Carried--Fire Catches From Chimney

With a good start and no opposition, fire made fast inroads among the buildings on the Jacob Zahm farm, three miles northwest of the city, Sunday morning, consuming everything in sight. At a rough estimate the loss is figured between $8,000.00 and $10,000.00 with $3,00.00 insurance.

The fire was discovered by Mr. Zahm at about 9:45 o'clock Sunday morning. It had been raging some time before being discovered. The crackling noise made by the flames was heard for some time before the true cause was realized. Mr. Zahm thinking that the noise was made by the family dog in another part of the house. The fire was located in the roof of the west wing of the house, and when discovered the roof was ready to fall in. A strong breeze was blowing and the fire had such a good start that the residence was doomed before the discovery was made.

Among the buildings destroyed was the large residence of fifteen rooms, together with the contents. From the residence the fire spread to the large barn, 40 x 64 feet, and from that to the stables, sheds, pig pens, etc.

Very fortunately no one was hurt, neither was there any live stock burned. A young team of horses was rescued from the stable just in the nick of time. Two minutes later and they would have perished. The contents of the barn, such as hay, feed, etc. were a loss.

Frank P. Scheiber is a tenant on the farm, but he was not at home at the time. Mr. Zahm and two young boys were at home. He is a man seventy-five years old. He is just convalescing from an attack of the grip, which affected his hearing and accounts for the fire not being discovered sooner. the supposition is that the fire originated from a spark from the chimney.

The fire continued in its westward course and leaped the stream and in the afternoon was burning in a woods to the west.

Articles from the scrapbook of father John Zahm #3

J A C O B Z A H M P A S S E S A W A Y

Aged Father of Noted Sons in Roman Catholic Church

C A M E F R O M C O U N T R Y

Children Gathered Around Bier of Father and See His Form Laid Away --- Death is Victor

Jacob Zahm, a retired farmer and the father of noted Catholic church people in various parts of the United states, died at his home on North Jefferson Street Monday evening at 5:20, after an illness of about ten days. Neuralgia of the heart was the cause. He had been a resident of this city since 1903.

One week ago last Friday Mr. Zahm was suddenly stricken while in bed and felt severe pains in the chest. The next day he was able to be out in the yard, but grew worse in the evening. From that time on his condition was on the decline. Members of the family were called home and several were here at the time of the father's demise.

Four years ago, when the farm house and all the other buildings at the Zahm place north of the city were burned to the ground, the aged man, who was then too old to engage in the active work of the farm, moved to this city and built a home on the corner of North Jefferson and Madison streets. The old farm place was nicely arranged and well improved. The loss of the entire group of buildings caused the family to move to this city.

Mr. Zahm was born March 3, 1828, in Germany, in a small place called Oldsberg, near the border of France. When only six weeks old he came to this country and located in Wayne County, Ohio. Later his parents moved to Perry County, Ohio, where he grew to manhood. Later he learned the carpenter's trade and followed it several years. May 6, 1849, he was married to Miss Mary Braddock, and in 1863 come to this county and settled in the country just north of the city. He followed the vocation of a farmer until a few years ago, when his health and age caused him to retire and lease his land, still remaining on the farm until the time of the fire.

In 1884 Mrs. Zahm died and he was left to care for the family.

Articles from the scrapbook of Father John Zahm #4

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

Mr. Jacob Zahm Dies at His Home in Huntington After Long Illness

Word was received in Wabash Monday evening of the death of Jacob Zahm, of Huntington. Mr. Zahm has been ailing for sometime but last Wednesday became so low that his relatives were sent for. He lingered until Monday, at times conscious and at other time not knowing those nearest to him. Death was not unexpected as his age made it impossible for him to recover.

He was the father of a large family, and leaves to mourn their loss a wife and eight children as follows: Louis and Pius, of Huntington; Mrs. George Moore, of Michigan; Albert of Washington D. C.; Rev. John A. Zahm, of Notre Dame; and three daughters teaching in the convent, namely Sisters Teresina, Angeline and Angelita. Besides these he leaves one brother, and two sisters George Zahm of Wabash County, Mrs. Anne Beaver of Wabash County and Mrs. Mary Bletzacker, of Ohio, besides a host of other relatives and friends.

Buried in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Huntington County, Indiana, Section H Lot 60.

More About JACOB MICHAEL ZAHM:

Burial: MOUNT CALVARY CEMETERY, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA

Notes for MARY ELLEN BRADDOCK:

Died December 18, 1884, age 57y, 9m, 21d. Buried in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Huntington County, Indiana, Section H Lot 60.

More About MARY ELLEN BRADDOCK:

Burial: MOUNT CALVARY CEMETERY, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA

More About JACOB ZAHM and MARY BRADDOCK:

Marriage: April 06, 1849, NEW LEXINGTON, OHIO

More About JACOB ZAHM and AGNES BRADDOCK:

Marriage: January 29, 1889, LICKING COUNTY, OHIO

Children of JACOB ZAHM and MARY BRADDOCK are:

i. MARY E⁷ ZAHM, b. March 19, 1850, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. March 22, 1850, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

ii. JOHN AUGUSTINE ZAHM, b. June 11, 1851, NEW LEXINGTON, OHIO; d. November 11, 1921, MUNICH, GERMANY.

Notes for JOHN AUGUSTINE ZAHM:

Notre Dame Archives Index JZA001

"John Augustine Zahm, born 14 June 1851 in New Lexington, Ohio, entered the University of Notre Dame in 1867, received his A. B. in 1871, and his M. A. in 1873. Ordained a priest of the Congregation of Holy Cross in 1875, Zahm served as a professor of physics and administrator at Notre Dame until 1892. Intensely interested in upgrading the academic programs, Zahm also helped introduce the electric lighting and private residence hall systems to the campus. In 1892 he began writing about the problem of dogma and science, his most famous work being "Evolution and Dogma" published in 1896.

In 1896 Zahm became Procurator General of the Congregation of Holy Cross and spent the next two years in Rome, where he took an active part in the Americanist controversy, procured papal approval of Holy Cross College as a House of Studies for Holy Cross seminarians, and participated in the spirited debate over theories of evolution, particularly as they concerned his own book.

In 1898 he returned to Notre Dame as Provincial. He was active in building up the physical plant at Notre Dame, encouraging a higher level of scholarship, and attempting to smooth out relations with the Holy Cross Brothers while expanding the Congregation as a whole. Opposition, apparently both to this policies and to his personality, gained enough strength by 1906 to account for his failure to gain election as Provincial in the General Chapter.

Zahm spent the next fifteen years traveling, making two extended trips to South America, and writing about the people and places that intrigued him. His 1907 journey led to his two volumes, "Up the Orinoco and Down the Magdalena" and "Along the Andes and Down the Amazon," published under the H. J. Mozans. In 1913 his traveling companion was the former president, Theodore Roosevelt. His subsequent book, "Through South America's Southland," completed his trilogy on South America.

Among his other published works was "Women in Science" (1913), a popular history of women's struggle for intellectual freedom and their accomplishment in the various scientific fields. Zahm's last work, "From Berlin to Baghdad and Babylon" was in manuscript form when he left for Europe in 1921 on a journey from Germany to the Middle East during which he hoped to verify some of his data. he contracted bronchial pneumonia and died in a hospital in Munich November 10, 1921."

Rev. Father Zahm.

From The History Of Perry County

"The log school house, the puncheon floor, "the rude desk of the jack-knife's carved initial " have sent forth many a successful graduate into the post-graduate course of actual life. Pigeon Roost School on the Logan road may justly be proud of two of her alumni ---MacGahan and Father Zahm. Both have been enlisted in the same cause---that of Liberty. The one for political, the other for intellectual. One fought to

free people's bodies, the other to free their minds. One with pen and sword, the other with pen and microscope. One studied the hearts of the people, the other the great heart of nature. Both fought against enemies of the Christian religion---the one, the Turk, the other, the agnostic. Both were victorious.

Rev. Dr. Father Zahm, priest, scientist and author, is of German origin on the paternal side, while his

mother belonged to the famous English family of General Bradock of pre-Revolutionary fame.

He was born in the southern part of Jackson township, in a log house which stood on land now owned

by Mr. James Gordon.. He worked on the farm in summer and in the winter attended school at Pigeon

Roost, where MacGahan was also a pupil at the same time. It is said that he was a very industrious

student, a trait that has clung to him throughout life. In 1866 at the age of sixteen he went to Notre Dame

University, where he graduated five years later with high honors. "After his ordination to the priesthood, which took place at the completion of his theological studies, Father Zahm, who had thus early shown a special fondness and capacity for scientific work, was placed in charge of the university's scientific department.

"To him, perhaps, more than to any other single individual is the scientific school of Notre Dame indebted for the high renown which deservedly attaches to it; for in behalf of it and the university museum, of which he was for several years the curator, Dr. Zahm traveled far and wide in quest

of materials wherewith to equip more fully these departments; and on these journeys he made many valuable scientific researches.

"The doctor's reputation as a scientist is by no means confined to this country. He is a member of more than one European scientific society; and his published works, 'Sound and Music,' 'Bible, Science and Faith,' and 'Evolution and Dogma,' are as well known on the other side of the Atlantic as on this, where they are to be found in almost every public library in the land. He is an accomplished linguist, speaking and writing several European languages with facility; and because of his scientific researches, his extensive travels and his recent residence in Rome, he is well and very favorably known to the leading ecclesiastics in this and other countries." "The doctor's attitude in regard to science is that faith and reason are harmonious. In other words, that the teachings of science are not incompatible with revealed religion."

"The doctor has never forgotten Perry County and the little log school house at Pigeon Roost, where the first foundations of his present profound and comprehensive learning were laid. Journeying to the Pacific slope some years ago, he had as traveling companions the late Judge Huffman and

wife, and in the course of conversation he learned that the Judge hailed from Perry County. Whereupon the doctor jubilantly exclaimed that that was his native county, and proceeded to ask the latest news from New Lexington and Somerset and all the adjacent places; and when his curiosity had been in a measure satisfied, he spoke affectionately of the days when he studied under Master Gordon in the little log building that stood on the Logan Road."

iii. SIMON S. ZAHM, b. October 16, 1852, OHIO; d. April 08, 1883.

Notes for SIMON S. ZAHM:

photographer

iv. MARY ANN ZAHM, b. July 09, 1855, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. April 28, 1861, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

v. MARTHA E. ZAHM, b. October 31, 1856, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. March 14, 1861, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

vi. TERESA E. ZAHM, b. February 19, 1857, JUNCTION CITY, OHIO; d. October 21, 1918, NOTRE DAME, INDIANA.

Notes for TERESA E. ZAHM:

BECAME SISTER M. TERESINA ON 8-15-1884 FIRST ENTERED 9--8--1889 FROM HUNTINGTON, INDIANA--WAS AN ART TEACHER FOR YEARS IN IN, UT, AND TX -- DIED AT ST. MARY'S CONVENT, NOTRE DAME, IN -- BURIED AT OUR LADY OF PEACE CEMETERY, ST. MARY'S NOTRE DAME, IN IN SECTION 3 ROW 7 LOT 28

AUNT SISTER M. PRAXEDES--BRADDOCK

SISTERS---SISTER M. ANGELINE--ZAHM

SISTER M. ANGELITA

NIECE PAULINE ZAHM

BROTHER--REVEREND JOHN ZAHM CSC

vii. GEORGE J. ZAHM, b. September 04, 1860; d. July 31, 1884.

Notes for GEORGE J. ZAHM:

china store merchant

viii. ALBERT FRANCIS ZAHM, b. June 05, 1862, NEW LEXINGTON, OHIO; d. July 24, 1954, SOUTH BEND, IN..

Notes for ALBERT FRANCIS ZAHM:

Herald - Press, Huntington, Indiana, July 23, 1954

Dr. Albert F. Zahm, 92, brother of Pius Zahm and the late Louis Zahm of Huntington, and a pioneer in aeronautical science who built a wind tunnel for experimental purposes 20 years before the Wright brothers' famous flight, died Friday in the student infirmary of the University of Notre Dame campus. Zahm, a retired member of the Notre Dame faculty, had been bedfast since his hip was fractured in a fall a year ago.

Dr. Zahm built the wind tunnel at Notre Dame in 1882. He conducted many flight experiments at the school where he was associated for 70 years as a student, faculty member, advisor and friend. In 1925 Dr. Zahm was awarded the Notre Dame's Leatare Medal, an annual presentation to a Catholic distinguished in his profession. He also has received the John Hopkins University medal in aeronautics, and the degree of doctor of science in aeronautics from that university. He also served as director of the U. S. Navy's aerodynamics laboratory.

From 1929 to 1946 he was chief of the aeronautical division of the Library of Congress in Washington. He lived in retirement in Washington until last year when he returned to the Notre Dame campus. Dr. Zahm was graduated from Notre Dame in 1883, and remained on the campus to teach and conduct experiments in flying. Veteran professors at the university recall how he suspended a cable from the dome of the administration building. On the cable he would dangle a volunteer student whose arms were attached to a crude set of wings. Dr. Zahm also constructed gliders that flew off the roof of the science hall on the campus. Among his inventions are a three-torque control for airplanes, the wire tensometer, the vectorgraph protractor and the three component umenograph.

Dr. Zahm was born in Lexington, Ohio in 1862 and moved with his parents to Huntington County to live on the Zahm farm, now the home of Eugene F. Zahm, a nephew. Another brother, John A. Zahm, was a priest of some prominence in the field of Catholic education, and was the author of a book on "Evolution and Dogma," as well as other writings. Three sisters became nuns and were teachers and a fourth sister, Mrs. Ida Moore, now deceased, lived near Midland, Mich.

Nieces and nephews of Dr. Zahm include Eugene F. Zahm, William Zahm, the late George Zahm, Mrs. Dave Roberts of Evansville, and Mrs. John Lacey, of Wheaton, ILL., all the children of the late Louis Zahm, and Miss Florence Zahm, Paul Zahm Sr., and Harmon Zahm, Akron, children of Pius Zahm.

Funeral services will be conducted on the Notre Dame campus at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, and burial will be in the Notre Dame Cemetery.

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Dr. Albert Zahm Dies at Notre Dame July 24, 1954

South Bend -- (AP) -- Dr. Albert F. Zahm, 92, a pioneer in American aeronautical science, died today at the University of Notre Dame where, as a student and later a faculty member, he conducted many of his experiments.

Dr. Zahm built a wind tunnel on the campus about 20 years before the Wright brothers made their first flight at Kitty Hawk, N. C.

Dr. Zahm was born in New Lexington, Ohio. He was graduated from Notre Dame in 1883 and received his master's degree two years later.

Dr. Zahm told this story of how he became interested in the possibility of flying:

"One day in a Greek class the professor told the story of Daedalus and Icarus, the two mythological characters who fashioned wings for themselves so they could fly. I decided then and there to find a method of flight.

In 1925, Notre Dame awarded its Laetare Medal to Dr. Zahm. At that time he was director of the U. S. Navy Aerodynamical Laboratory and from 1929 to 1946 was chief of the aeronautical division of the Library of Congress.

Dr. Zahm never married.

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F O R M A L P R E S E N T A T I O N

Laetare Medal to Dr. Zahm, an Aeronautical Engineer

Washington, D. C., Jul. 20, 1925. -- Notre Dame University's Laetare Medal, awarded each year to a distinguished Catholic layman in the country, was formally presented to Dr. Albert Francis Zahm, United States Navy aeronautical engineer, on Monday, at a ceremony at Holy Cross College.

Rev. Louis M. Kelly, C. S. C., superior of the college, made the presentation, reading the university's citation of the medalist, as "a pioneer in the theory of aerial navigation". Admiral William S. Benson and Charles P. Neill, who preciously have won the medal: Msgr. Paul Marella, auditor of the Apostolic Delegation, and several other, were among the notable guests.

The medal bears a likeness of the great Notre Dame dome, about which an airplane is circling.

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Introduction to Notre Dame Research - Since the early days of Notre Dame, research has been an important part of the academic life of the University. The faculty's long-standing commitment to research has yielded many significant firsts: Professor Albert Zahm built the first wind tunnel for comparing lift to drag of aeronautical models (1882).

"A History and Philosophy of Fluid Mechanics" by G. A. Toksty - "Zahm was the first man in the history of aerodynamics to undertake a program of study of the nature and quantitative laws of air friction on wind-tunnel walls."

20. ix. LOUIS V. ZAHM, b. June 12, 1863, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. April 04, 1929, HUNTINGTON, INDINIA.

21. x. PIUS JOSEPH ZAHM, b. March 11, 1866, HUNTINGTON, INDINIA; d. March 14, 1963, HUNTINGTON, INDINIA.

xi. EMMA PRAXEDES ZAHM, b. June 16, 1868, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA; d. March 18, 1952, NOTRE DAME, INDIANA.

Notes for EMMA PRAXEDES ZAHM:

BECAME SISTER M. ANGELINE ON 8-15-1894 TEACHER ALSO DID FANCY NEEDLEWORK BURIED IN OUR LADY OF PEACE CEMETERY, ST. MARY'S, NOTRE DAME, INDIANA SECTION 3 ROW 7 LOT 30

CSC RELATIVES -- AUNT -- SISTER M. PRAXEDES--BRADDOCK

SISTER -- SISTER M. TERESINA -- ZAHM

SISTER M. ANGELITA -- ZAHM

BROTHER -- REV. JOHN A ZAHM, CSC

NIECE --- PAULINE ZAHM -- POSTULANT

OTHER RELATIVES LIVING AT THE TIME OF DEATH-- MRS. G. A. MOORE

SISTER AND SISTER M. BRENDAN SCN--BARDSTOWN, KY

xii. RAYMOND ZAHM, b. January 25, 1869, HUNTINGTON, INDINIA; d. February 09, 1869, HUNTINGTON, INDINIA.

Notes for RAYMOND ZAHM:

Age at death was 17 days. Buried in Section H Lot 60.

More About RAYMOND ZAHM:

Burial: MOUNT CALVARY CEMETERY, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA

22. xiii. IDA FRANCIS ZAHM, b. June 04, 1870; d. March 05, 1953.

xiv. JULIA SOPHIA ZAHM, b. June 19, 1873, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA; d. March 09, 1928, WASHINGTON D. C..

Notes for JULIA SOPHIA ZAHM:

BECAME SISTER M. ANGELITA 8-15-1898

BURIED AT OUR LADY OF PEACE CEMETERY, ST. MARY'S, NOTRE DAME, INDIANA

GRAVE SITE SECTION 3; ROW 7 LOT 29

DIED HOLY CROSS ACADEMY--WASHINGTON D. C.

ENTERED 8-14-1892 - TEACHER

EDUCATION-- SAINT MARY'S ACADEMY--SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE--CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY--UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME

AUNT--SISTER M. PRAXEDES --BRADDOCK

SISTERS------SISTER M. TERESINA---ZAHM

SISTER M. ANGELINE---ZAHM

Z A H M, SR. M. ANGELITA

Tuesday, March 13, 1928

L.. V. Zahm, 920 Cherry Street, and P. J. Zahm of north of Huntington will leave today for South Bend, Ind., where they will attend the funeral services of their sister, Sister M. Angelita, who was formerly Miss Julia Zahm, of this city, which will be held at Notre Dame.

Besides the two brothers in this city the deceased is survived by another brother, A. F. Zahm, of Washington, D. C.; and two sisters, Mrs. George A. Moore, of Midland, Mich., and Sister Angeline, of St. Mary's at Notre Dame.

Miss Zahm died at the Holy Cross academy at Washington, D. C., and the remains are being brought to South Bend for interment. She was born in 1873 and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Zahm of this city. She entered the Holy Cross Academy in 1898.

7. ANN ELIZABETH⁶ ZAHM (NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) was born February 09, 1829 in PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, and died January 02, 1910 in LAGRO, INDIANA. She married WILLIAM BEAVER February 13, 1844 in SOMERSET, OHIO, son of CHRISTIAN BEVER/BEVERTZ and MARY MAGDALEN. He was born Abt. 1820 in BADEN BADEN, GERMANY, and died Unknown.

Notes for ANN ELIZABETH ZAHM:

Birth date is not confirmed. One source noted the 1850 U. S. Census shows a birth date as 8-24-1824 Oldenburg, Baden-Wyrlennberg, Germany.

Pauline Graff, 5 Royal Oak Drive, Cream Ridge, NJ 08514

Notes for WILLIAM BEAVER:

IMMIGRATED TO THE UNITED STATES NEAR SOMERSET, OHIO ABOUT 1840. One source (Mary Lou Godleski) says he was born in 1818 in Cambria, County, PA

More About WILLIAM BEAVER and ANN ZAHM:

Marriage: February 13, 1844, SOMERSET, OHIO

Children of ANN ZAHM and WILLIAM BEAVER are:

23. i. WILLIAM HENRY⁷ BEAVER, b. 1845, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. February 16, 1916, SOMERSET, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO.

24. ii. GEORGE BEAVER, b. 1846.

25. iii. MARY BEAVER, b. 1847, READING TOWNSHIP, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO; d. December 08, 1873, LOGAN CITY, OHIO.

26.. iv. JOHN VINCENT BEAVER, b. 1849; d. January 26, 1924.

v. SARAH BEAVER, b. 1852; m. PATRICK GRIFFIN.

8. MARY ELIZABETH⁶ ZAHM (NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) was born November 01, 1836 in PERRY COUNTY, SOMERSET, OHIO, and died December 17, 1921 in FAIRFIELD COUNTY, LANCASTER, OHIO. She married JOHN J. BLETZACKER November 23, 1858 in ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, SOMERSET, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, son of ENGLEBERT BLETZACKER and MARGARET SMITH. He was born September 05, 1834 in ALSACE LORAINE, PROVINCE, FRANCE, and died March 01, 1903 in LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO.

Notes for MARY ELIZABETH ZAHM:

Lancaster Daily Eagle

Monday, December 19, 1921 Page 5

F I N A L S U M M O N S

C O M E S T O M R S. M A R Y E L I Z A B E T H B L E T Z A C K E R

A F T E R 4 Y E A R S I L L N E S S

H a s t e n d by F r a c t u r e d H i p R e c e i v e d i n F a l l

f r o m H e r B e d T w o W e e k s A g o

The death of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bletzacker, 85, widow of the late John Bletzacker, passed away Saturday night at 10:40 o'clock from the immediate effects of a fall from her bed two weeks ago in which she suffered a fractured hip.

She had been a patient invalid for four years, two of which were spent in bed.

She is survived by two sons, Edward and William Bletzacker, and two daughters, Misses Ella and Clara Bletzacker. One brother, Mr. George Zahm of Lagro, Ind., also survives to mourn, and he accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. John McGuire arrived Sunday evening from Indiana.

The funeral will be conducted on Tuesday morning at 8:30 o'clock from St. Mary's Church by Rev. Father J. B. Mattingly and interment will take place in St. Mary's Cemetery south of the city.

More About MARY ELIZABETH ZAHM:

Burial: December 20, 1921, ST. MARY'S CEMETERY, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, LANCASTER, OHIO

Notes for JOHN J. BLETZACKER:

Lancaster Daily Eagle

Monday, March 2, 1903 Page 5

Q U I C K L Y T H E S U M M O N S C A M E T O M R.

J O H N B L E T Z A C K E R

SUNDAY MORNING, CALLING HIM TO HIS LONG HOME ---- PROMINENT

IN BUSINESS FOR YEARS ----- FUNERAL WEDNESDAY MORNING

Mr. John Bletzacker, the vererable furniture dealer, of the firm Bletzacker & Sons, died very suddenly Sunday at his home on East Main Street, of an attack of neuralgia of the heart. He had been felling quite well during the early morning and had been sitting at a front window watching the people pass on their way home from church, when his son George and his wife called in to see the family a moment. About nine o'clock he complained of feeling sick and was assisted to his bed and his physician was called, but he got rapidly weaker and died in a few minutes with his family gathered about him.

Mr. Bletzacker was born in Alsace Loraine, France, Sept. 5th, 1834, and came with his father and two brothers, Joseph, of North Columbus Street, and Martin, of Somerset, to the United States in 1847, landing in New York on July 4th.

They proceeded to Buffalo by boat and from there they went to Perry County, Ohio and settled near Somerset where he resided till he was of age when he came to Lancaster and went to work in the railroad shops. Later, he in partnership with Henry Shugart, opened up a cabinet making business which they very successfully operated for some time, after which he opened a furniture business with David Foster on North Columbus Street. After dissolving partnership with Foster he opened a furniture store on Main Hill where he continued to prosper until June of 1893, when his business had grown too large for the building and he and his sons, Ed and Will purchased a block on South Broad Street and opened a much larger store under the firm name of Bletzacker & Sons and the business has grown to extensive proportions.

On November 23, 1858, he and Miss Mary Zahm were united in marriage at St. Joseph's Church, Perry County. To this union eight children were born, three dying in infancy. His devoted wife and five children, Edward, William, and George, Ella and Clark survive to mourn.

The funeral will be conducted Wednesday morning at 8:30 o'clock from St Mary's Church by Rev. N. E. Pilger. Interment in Oakholie Cemetery.

ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, CATHOLIC BROTHERHOOD.

The brotherhood was constituted on the second of July, 1861, with a

large membership.

The officers of the association are: L. C. Butch, President; George

E. Blaire, Vice President; Gerhardt Miller, Treasurer; John Weigle,

Recording Secretary; Charles F. Fuchs, Corresponding Secretary;

Leo. Noles, Messenger; Thomas O. Connor, Banner Bearer; Charles

Baumeister, Joseph Kurtzman and John Bletzacker, Committee to visit

the sick.

More About JOHN J. BLETZACKER:

Burial: March 04, 1903, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, LANCASTER, OHIO

More About JOHN BLETZACKER and MARY ZAHM:

Marriage: November 23, 1858, ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, SOMERSET, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO

Children of MARY ZAHM and JOHN BLETZACKER are:

i. ELIZABETH AMELIA⁷ BLETZACKER, b. October 17, 1859, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, LANCASTER, OHIO; d. February 19, 1863, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, LANCASTER, OHIO.

More About ELIZABETH AMELIA BLETZACKER:

Burial: LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO

ii. EMILY BLETZACKER, b. September 03, 1861, LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO; d. February 28, 1864, LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO.

More About EMILY BLETZACKER:

Burial: LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO

27. iii. EDWARD RAYMOND BLETZACKER, b. January 12, 1865, LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD, OHIO; d. October 14, 1948, FRANKLIN COUNTY, COLUMBUS, OHIO.

iv. WILLIAM PATRICK BLETZACKER, b. March 17, 1867, LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD, OHIO; d. July 20, 1941, LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO.

More About WILLIAM PATRICK BLETZACKER:

Burial: LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO

v. MARGARET VIOLA BLETZACKER, b. April 14, 1869, LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO; d. August 17, 1869, LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO.

vi. MARY ELLEN BLETZACKER, b. December 20, 1870, LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD, OHIO; d. April 10, 1944, LANCASTER, OHIO.

Notes for MARY ELLEN BLETZACKER:

Lancaster Eagle Gazette (Ohio)

Tuesday, April 11, 1944

M I S S E L L A B L E T Z A C K E R

Miss Mary Ellen 'Ella' Bletzacker, 73. of 139 East Main St., died Monday, 3:45 p.m., in Lancaster Hospital where she had received treatment for several weeks. She had been ill for three years.

She is survived by one brother, Edward Bletzacker of near the B. I. S., who formerly conducted the Bletzacker undertaking establishment, and one sister. Mrs. Leo Vagnier.

The body was removed to the Sheridan Funeral Home where friends may call at any time. The funeral will be conducted Thursday, 9 a.m., in St. Mary's Catholic Church and burial made in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Miss Bletzacker was a former member of St. Mary's Altar Society.

More About MARY ELLEN BLETZACKER:

Burial: April 13, 1944, LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO

28. vii. GEORGE VINCENT BLETZACKER, b. 1874, LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD, OHIO; d. March 02, 1913, LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD, OHIO.

viii. CLARA MAY BLETZACKER, b. May 17, 1877, LANCASTER, FAIRFIELD, OHIO.

ix. ELLA BLETZACKER, d. 1944.

9. GEORGE JOSEPH⁶ ZAHM (NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) was born October 07, 1838 in SOMERSET, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, and died February 07, 1924 in LAGRO, IN.. He married MARY M. CLARK June 14, 1864 in PERRY COUNTY, OHIO. She was born 1839 in SOMERSET, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, and died May 01, 1915 in LAGRO, INDIANA.

Notes for GEORGE JOSEPH ZAHM:

Articles from the scrapbook of Fr. Johm A. Zahm - #1

F I F T Y Y E A R S O F W E D D E D L I F E

Mr. and Mrs. George Zahm Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary Sunday

Day A Memorable One

The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Zahm of Wabash County was fittingly observed Sunday, June 14 by more than 100 relatives and friends from northeastern Indiana and Ohio who gathered at the attractive Zahm farm home, three miles north of Lagro, to partake of a bounteous golden wedding dinner and offer their congratulations to the aging couple. the day was a memorable one in many ways.

The Zahm home lawn was attractively decorated with flags and bunting under which were spread the long tables with the best things to eat from city and country. The bride's table had it's own decorations and it's bride's cake. Following the feast the quests grouped themselves about the honored host and hostess, after which all listened to the speeches by Fr. Sullivan and Mutch extending congratulations and good wishes for prosperous years to come, and the expressed hope of Mr. Zahm that all might continue to enjoy life for years to come.

In addition to these good wishes, Mr. and Mrs. Zahm were recipients of several showers of gold pieces and silver together with three gold rosaries presented by relatives as tokens of lasting esteem, while many who were unable to be present sent from a distance their letters of felicitation. Among these was a letter read from Omer D. Green a nephew, formerly of Lagro, and now of Nocoma, Texas.

The bride of 50 years ago was born in Perry County, Ohio in 1839; the grey-haired groom in the same County in 1838, and they were married - she as Miss Mary M. Clark on June 14, 1864. They lived in Ohio a year and moved to Huntington, Ind., in the fall of 1868 they moved to Wabash County, settling on a farm near their present home. The next year they purchased of Judge Conner, of Wabash, the 80 acre home where they have resided ever since and where the golden wedding day was celebrated. With the exception of one child which died in infancy, the entire family is living although Mrs. Zahm for three years has been an invalid as a result of a stroke of paralysis sustained about five years ago. Mr. Zahm is hale and hearty and does much of his own farm work despite his 76 years, not a few of which he put in clearing his present home which was woodland when the young couple moved upon it 45 years ago.

Besides Mr. and Mrs. George Zahm, among those present at the golden wedding celebration were Mrs. Mary Bletzacker, the only remaining sister of Mr. Zahm, who lives in Lancaster, Ohio, and the following sons and daughters - Clem Zahm, wife and daughter, Marie of Wabash County, Edward Zahm, wife and daughter Virginia, of Elkhart; Clara McGuire, husband and daughter, Pearl, of Lagro, and Rose Zahm, living at home. Another son Lew Zahm of Palestine, Texas, was unable to attend.

Others present at the gathering were Mrs. Agusta Bennett and daughter Marie, of Junction City, Ohio; Jerome Anderson, of East Fultonham, Ohio; D. Bletzacker and family, Mrs. George Schwartz, son and daughter, Mrs. James McManigal, Miss Mary Scherschel, Bertha Banister, Leslie Alexander and Ed Bruns all of Fort Wayne; Lewis V. Zahm and family, Pius Kraig and wife, Jerome Zahm, Mrs. Pius Zahm, son and daughter, C. W. Zahm and family, Pius Clark and family, and George Zahm Jr., all of Huntington; Thomas Alber, wife and daughter, Marie, Arlie Fearnow and family, Lewis Horner and family, Bruce W. Ulsh and family, P. J. Griffin and wife, Richard Griffin, Eva Elward and Rev. Father Sullivan, all of Wabash; W. H. Green and family, John Beaver and family, George Noonan and family, Mrs. John Noonan son and daughter, John McGuire and family, Ed Anderson and family, Guy Anderson and wife, Mrs. N. Scherschel and daughters, Rev. Father Mutch, Miss Eva Mutch, Maggie McGuire, Maurice Regan, Frank Scherschel, and S. J. Tyner, all of Lagro; James Beaver and family of Spiker.

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Zahm George

Saturday, February 9, 1924 Huntington, Indiana Press

G E O R G E Z A H M D I E S A T H O M E I N L A G R O

George Zahm, pioneer resident of Wabash County, died Wednesday at his home in Lagro as a result of an illness of paralysis. He suffered a light stroke last Spring and last Friday, suffered a more severe stroke.

He had lived in Wabash County since 1865 and was the last of ten children. He was born in Perry County, Ohio in 1838 to Nicholas and Elizabeth Zahm. He married Mary M. Clark in 1864 after which he moved to Wabash County. Mrs. Zahm died nine years ago.

Surviving are the children; L. G.. Zahm of Texas; E. J. Zahm of Elkhart; Mrs. T. J. McGuire of Lagro; C. W. Zahm of Wabash; and Rose Zahm at home.

The funeral will be held at St. Patrick's Church. Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock. The Rev. Father Fisher will have charge of the services and burial will be at the Catholic Cemetery at Lagro.

Source from Michael Anderson (St. Patrick's Cemetery Records show a birth date for George J. Zahm as 10-7-1838)

History of Wabash County Page 793

GEORGE JOSEPH ZAHM. About forty-five years ago George Joseph Zahm began his activities as a farmer and citizen in Wabash County. He undertook the pioneer work of clearing off a tract of land and converting its acres into cultivated fields, and the result of those labors are now witnessed in his beautiful country home of eighty acres in Lagro Township, about two miles east of the Village of Speiker, on the south side of the road. Mr. Zahm and his family have always been known for their quiet prosperity and solid integrity, and such has been the record of his past years that he can rest content with his accomplishments and enjoy the prosperity won through long years. Mr. Zahm has lived in Wabash County since the fall of 1868.

He was born in Perry County, Ohio on October 7, 1838, and has already rounded out more than three-quarters of a century of human life. His parents were Nicholas and Elizabeth (Garhart) Zahm. The parents were born in Germany and were married in Oldenberg. While living in the Fatherland, Nicholas Zahm practiced the trade of shoemaker, but after his marriage and after six children had been born they emigrated to the United States, where three other children subsequently came into their household. For ten years their home was in Wayne County, Ohio, where the father bought a farm, and, selling that place, he moved to Perry County, Ohio, and bought a place containing sixth-two acres. Both he and his wife passed away on that old homestead, she in 1857 at the age of sixth-five, and he in 1874 on his eighty-seventh birthday. Their children were named as follows: Nicholas, Margaret, Catherine, Ann, Peter, Jocob, John, all of whom are now deceased; Mary, widow of John Bletzacker of Lancaster, Ohio, and George J., the youngest.

George J. Zahm spent his early boyhood in Perry County, Ohio. When he was six or seven years of age he began walking back and forth to the district school, which was kept in a log building, and he spent many weary hours sitting on the rough log benches, made from split chestnut trees, smoothed off on the upper side, and supported by wooden pins driven into the underside.. The work on a pioneer farm was never ending, and consequently the boys of that generation found more practical training in plowing and planting and in swinging an ax than they

got in the schools. George Zahm from an early age took his place in the woods and in the fields, helped clear the land and assisted his father with the cultivation until he was about sixteen years of age. At that time he began working at the carpenter's trade, under his brother Jacob, and for about ten years that was the source of his livelihood.

One June 14, 1864, he married Mary M. Clark, a daughter of Francis and Rebecca (Flowers) Clark. This family had earlier settled in Perry County, and their home was about one mile

from the Zahm farm. Mary Clark was born there, and she and George Zahm were children together, and were thus married out of the same neighborhood and had the same early associations.

In the fall of 1865 Mr. and Mrs. Zahm moved to Huntington Indiana, which was then a comparatively small village, though a hustling business place. In Huntington Mr. Zahm spent about three years in the carpenter's trade and was gradually getting a little bit ahead in the world. His wife's parents had come to Huntington at the same time, buying a farm near the

county seat, where they lived until their death. All made the trip from Ohio with horses and wagons, very much after the pioneer style.

In 1868 Mr. Zahm took a contract to cut timber for his brother-in-law, William Anderson, who had bought a large tract of timber land from John Roach of Huntington. After about one year with Anderson, Mr. Zahm bought his present farm in Wabash County. Its former owner was Judge J. D.. Connor of Wabash. Nearly every acre of the land was at the time covered with heavy timber, and there was not a building or improvement on the farm. Mr Zahm put up a little cabin, which is now used as a kitchen of his more commodious home, and from time to time as his means and time allowed, he added to his residence, until it is now both an attractive and comfortable home, As situated behind the trees and well back from the public highway. As soon as he had provided for the simplest living necessities, Mr. Zahm undertook the clearing of the timber from his land. He cut and hauled the logs to the canal at Lagro, which was then an important shipping point, and thus practical all the merchantable timber on his land went by water route to market. In this way he gradually cleared off his fields, tiled it and otherwise improved the land, and for many years followed general farming with increasing prosperity. About three years ago he began renting out his fields, and has since retired from active business.

Mr. and Mrs. Zahm are now living comfortably at their old homestead, which represents their joint labors and economy, and their children are all married and have left home, except Miss

Rose, the youngest, who lives at home and looks after her parents with admirable fifial devotion. Mr. Zahm is a self-made man in the fullest sense of the term, and everything that has come to him is the result of hard and honest toil. He is a man of his word, which once given is never broken; is fair and just in all his dealings, and has a host of friends in Wabash County.

Mr. and Mrs. Zahm are the parents of the following children: William Clement, who married Cora Hamilton and has one child, Marie; Pius Francis, the second child of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Zahm, died aged about one year; Louis, who married Melinda Hamilton, a sister of Mrs. William C. Zahm, and she died in August, 1909; Clara, who is now Mrs. John T. McGuire and has one child, Pearl; Edward, who married Bessie Frushure, has a daughter, Virginia, and Miss Rose. The Zahms are members of St. Patrick's Catholic Church at Lagro, and Mr. Zahm was for twenty-five years honored with the position of trustee in the church. On Sunday, June 14, 1914, Mr. and Mrs. Zahm celebrated their golden wedding.

Notes for MARY M. CLARK:

Buried in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Lagro, Indiana on May 3, 1915

More About GEORGE ZAHM and MARY CLARK:

Marriage: June 14, 1864, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO

Children of GEORGE ZAHM and MARY CLARK are:

29. i. CLEMENT W.⁷ ZAHM, d. April 13, 1951.

30. ii. EDWARD ZAHM.

31. iii. CLARA ZAHM.

iv. ROSE EMMA ZAHM, b. 1880; d. February 12, 1933, LAGRO, INDIANA..

Notes for ROSE EMMA ZAHM:

Buried in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Lagro, Indiana.

v. LEW ZAHM.

Notes for LEW ZAHM:

L. G. ZAHM OF TEXAS

Generation No. 3

10. ELIZABETH JANE⁷ ZAHM (NICHOLAS⁶, NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) was born August 21, 1840 in OHIO, and died 1912. She married ----------DONNER.

Notes for ELIZABETH JANE ZAHM:

Elizabeth Zahm is buried in the Shirland Cemetery, Shirland, ILL.

Child of ELIZABETH ZAHM and ----------DONNER is:

32. i. EMMA⁸ ZAHM.

11. SANFORD WESLEY⁷ ZAHM (NICHOLAS⁶, NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) was born September 04, 1845 in OHIO, and died April 14, 1928. He married JULIA SYLVIA SIMMONDS. She was born February 27, 1851, and died March 14, 1927.

Notes for SANFORD WESLEY ZAHM:

One source offers a DOB as 4-9-1845 and DOD as 4-10-1926...need obit

Children of SANFORD ZAHM and JULIA SIMMONDS are:

i. FLORA M.⁸ ZAHM, b. July 1875.

ii. FAYETTE ZAHM, b. October 1876, ILLINOIS; m. FLORA MONKS.

iii. JOHN ZAHM, b. August 11, 1878; d. August 11, 1878.

Notes for JOHN ZAHM:

One source offers a DOD as 9-11-1890 in South Dakota

iv. EUGENE RICHARD ZAHM, b. October 1883; m. MABEL MARTHA FISKE.

v. SUSAN ZAHM, b. December 18, 1885; d. November 05, 1897.

Notes for SUSAN ZAHM:

One source offers the DOB AS 12-18-1886

12. JOHN WESLEY⁷ ZAHM (NICHOLAS⁶, NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) was born January 04, 1848 in ROCKTON, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILLINOIS, and died October 03, 1926 in HALLOWELL, CHEROKEE COUNTY, KANSAS. He married EMMA LOUISE CLOVER December 24, 1874 in ROCKTON, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILLINOIS, daughter of JOSEPH CLOVER and MARY CLARKE. She was born February 17, 1855 in SHIRLAND /ROCKTON, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILLINOIS, and died December 17, 1917 in HALLOWELL, CHEROKEE COUNTY, KANSAS.

Notes for JOHN WESLEY ZAHM:

John and Emma left Shirland, Illinois and moved near Agra, Philips County, Kansas

(1878 - 1896) and purchased a farm and later returned to Shirland. U. S. Census records for Phillips County, Kansas 1880, 1885, and 1890 list them in Plum Township. They appear back on the 1900 Winnebago County, Illinois census.

In 1910 John and Emma purchase a farm near Hollowell, Kansas in the Lola Township, Cherokee County, Kansas where they live until their deaths. Both are buried in Shirland Cemetery, Winnebago County, Illinois.

Notes for EMMA LOUISE CLOVER:

Emma's parents immigrated from England in 1844. The 1850 United States Census of Winnebago County, Illinois, lists her parents as next door neighbors of Nicholas Zahm.

More About JOHN ZAHM and EMMA CLOVER:

Marriage: December 24, 1874, ROCKTON, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILLINOIS

Children of JOHN ZAHM and EMMA CLOVER are:

i. FLORENCE⁸ ZAHM, b. September 05, 1875; d. March 1968; m. EDWIN A. ALLEN, February 22, 1899, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILLINOIS.

More About EDWIN ALLEN and FLORENCE ZAHM:

Marriage: February 22, 1899, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILLINOIS

33. ii. FRED ZAHM.

34. iii. RAY E. ZAHM, b. July 05, 1877; d. May 1967.

35. iv. CLARK HENRY ZAHM, b. May 27, 1885, AGRA, KANSAS; d. November 10, 1967, HALLOWELL, KS..

v. MERLE CLOVER Z AHM, b. July 20, 1888, PHILIPS COUNTY, KANSAS; d. January 1967, COLUMBUS, KANSAS.

Notes for MERLE CLOVER Z AHM:

Merle is buried in Park Cemetery, Columbus, Kansas. He never married.

13. PHILIP A.⁷ ANDERSON (CATHARINE CECELIA⁶ ZAHM, NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) 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. FRANK⁸ ANDERSON, b. April 20, 1867.

36. 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 PAUL⁸ 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.

14. DANIEL S.⁷ ANDERSON (CATHARINE CECELIA⁶ ZAHM, NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) 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 AUGUSTINE⁸ 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 AUGUSTINE⁸ 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 OSCAR⁸ 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

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

15. THOMAS⁷ ANDERSON (CATHARINE CECELIA⁶ ZAHM, NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) 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 WILLIAM⁸ 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.

16. AGNES P.⁷ ANDERSON (CATHARINE CECELIA⁶ ZAHM, NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) 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:

38. i. ADA⁸ 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:

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

39. 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.

40. 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.

17. WILLIAM T.⁷ ANDERSON (CATHARINE CECELIA⁶ ZAHM, NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) 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. ANNA⁸ 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

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

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

43. 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.

18. AUGUSTA IRENE⁷ ANDERSON (CATHARINE CECELIA⁶ ZAHM, NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) 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 WILLIAM⁸ 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

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

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

19. SARAH ALICE⁷ ANDERSON (CATHARINE CECELIA⁶ ZAHM, NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) 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. MARION⁸ MOORE, b. May 18, 1887; d. July 25, 1887.

More About MARION MOORE:

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

20. LOUIS V.⁷ ZAHM (JACOB MICHAEL⁶, NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) was born June 12, 1863 in PERRY COUNTY, OHIO, and died April 04, 1929 in HUNTINGTON, INDINIA.. He married MARGARET LENA NUCK October 05, 1888 in ST. PETER AND PAUL'S CHURCH, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA, daughter of MATHIAS NUCK and CATHERINE BAKER. She was born March 25, 1864 in HUNTINGTON COUNTY, INDIANA, and died May 28, 1928 in HUNTINGTON COUNTY, INDIANA.

Notes for LOUIS V. ZAHM:

Herald - Press

Huntington, Indiana

Thursday, April 4, 1929

Louis V. Zahm, sixty-six years old, died Thursday morning at 1:45 o'clock at his home, 920 Cherry street following a seven weeks illness of heart trouble.

Mr. Zahm was born June 12, 1863 in Perry county, Ohio, to Jacob M. and Mary B. Zahm. He came to Huntington county with his parents in 1867 and settled north of the city. His marriage was to Margaret L. Nuck on October 10, 1888. The ceremony took place at the SS. Peter and Paul's Church with Father Heuser officiating. The couple lived north of Huntington for a year moving to this city in 1889. Mr. Zahm was first employed at the Marx clothing store and later employed with S. H. Lipinsky. In 1896 Mr. Zahm and L. R. Fowerbaugh formed a partnership in the C. and E. Grocery store. Two years later the firm location was moved and the business was known as the Erie Department. In 1926 Mr. Fowerbaugh sold his interest to George J. and William Zahm. Mr. Zahm and his two sons have owned the store since that time. Mr. Zahm was forced to retire from active business about eighteen months ago on account of his health.

Mrs. Zahm died May 28, 1928. One son, Morris A. Zahm, died in 1908.

Surviving children are George J. Zahm, Eugene F. Zahm, and William M. Zahm of this city, Mrs. J. J. Lacey of Indianapolis and Mrs. David Roberts of Evansville. Brothers are Dr. Albert F. Zahm of Washington D. C., and Pius J. Zahm of north of Huntington. There are two sisters, Mrs. George A. Moore of Middletown, Mich., and Sister Angeline of St. Mary's at Notre Dame.

Mr. Zahm was a member of St. Mary's Church, a member of the board of trustees and of the Holy Name Society.

Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's Church with the Rev. R. E. Kelly in charge. Burial will be at Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Section H Lot 29-04.

More About LOUIS V. ZAHM:

Burial: April 06, 1929, MOUNT CALVARY CEMETERY, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA

Notes for MARGARET LENA NUCK:

"MAGGIE"

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Burial: MOUNT CALVARY CEMETERY, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA

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Marriage: October 05, 1888, ST. PETER AND PAUL'S CHURCH, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA

Children of LOUIS ZAHM and MARGARET NUCK are:

i. CATHERINE⁸ ZAHM, m. ----------ROBERTS.

ii. MARY ZAHM, m. ----------LACEY.

iii. MAURICE ZAHM.

Notes for MAURICE ZAHM:

Maurice died at age 11.

46. iv. GEORGE JOSEPH ZAHM, b. February 15, 1890; d. December 28, 1947.

47.. v. EUGENE FRANCIS ZAHM, b. July 12, 1892, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA; d. October 17, 1955, HUNTINGTON COUNTY, INDIANA.

48. vi. WILLIAM M. ZAHM, b. August 10, 1894, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA; d. January 27, 1976, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA.

21. PIUS JOSEPH⁷ ZAHM (JACOB MICHAEL⁶, NICHOLAS⁵, PIERRE⁴, JEAN³, JOHANNE PAUL², NICHOLAS¹) was born March 11, 1866 in HUNTINGTON, INDINIA, and died March 14, 1963 in HUNTINGTON, INDINIA. He married MARY M. SCHEIBER May 13, 1894 in SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church. She was born December 14, 1872 in HUNTINGTON, INDINIA, and died April 04, 1960 in HUNTINGTON, INDINIA.

Notes for PIUS JOSEPH ZAHM:

The following article appeared in the Huntington, Indiana Newspaper March 17th 1963:

DEATH CLAIMS PIUS J. ZAHM, 97, ON MARCH 14th 1963

Pius Joseph Zahm, 97, who for 50 years was a wholesale and retail gardener, operating his farm north of this city and retired at the age of 85, died at 11:50 P.M. Thursday March 14th 963 in the Town and Country Nursing Home, Huntington, Indiana 5, where he had been a patient since Sunday March 10th. His home the last several years was on Indiana 5, just south of Indiana 16.

Mr Zahm was born March 11th, 1866, in Huntington County, to Jacob M. and Mary E. Braddock Zahm. His marriage on May 30th, 1894 was to Mary Scheiter, who died April 3, 1960.

Surviving are a daughter, Miss Florence Zahm, at home: two sons, Paul Zahm Sr., Huntington County, and Harmon Zahm, Bourbon; seven grand-children and 28 great-grand-children. A daughter Mrs. Bernice Beeler, and two sons, Leo and Earl Zahm are dead. Mr Zahm was the last of his family of 14 children.

He was the oldest member of St. Mary's Catholic Church and an honorary member of the Holy Name Society of the Church and The Knights of Columbus. He was a familiar figure for many years as he distributed his garden produce to stores and homes in this city.

Friends may call after 7 P.M. Saturday March 16th, in the Kroeger Funeral Home, where the recitation of the Rosary will be at 7:30 P.M. Sunday. Funeral Services will be at 10: A. M. Monday in St. Mary's Church, with the Rev. Raymond Balzer officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Section C Lot 100W-03 on March 18th, 1963.

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Burial: March 18, 1963, MOUNT CALVARY CEMETERY, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA

Notes for MARY M. SCHEIBER:

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