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101	In the 1870 census he's a stone molder. 1880 census, 2 households from Anna Edel Lucas, 32 laborer (stone moulder in other enumeration) Louisa, 25, wife Annie, 4 Lena, 6/12 Birth and death dates from BA. Retired Supt. for the Majestic Range Co. His mother & father's names show on his death cert. His wife at his death is Bertha Kondur Edel. 1889 St. Louis directory says he's a secretery at stove co. I can't find him in the 1900 census, but there is a Louisa Edel as head of household with a son Lucas born 1886. Probably his first wife and another child, but I don't have any confirmation.	Lucas Edel
102	St. Louis death register #9003 from BA	Mary Louise Edel
103	The family owned a store on 1320 S. 3rd St. (bought by Nooter Co. after Leo or Harry's death) and lived in the upstairs. There were some quitclaim papers from where I remember the name Anna Marie Edel.	Mary Louise Edel
104	I'm guessing this is Harriet's mother, living with Harriet and William in the 1860 census.	Eliza
105	According to an email from her great nephew, Melvin Ely, Marge's parents were Edwin and Nora Ely of St. Louis, MO. The Elys had 5 sons and 5 daughters.	Margaret Ely
106	Died in a motorcycle accident at age 17.	Christopher Lawrence Ensor
107	I've go a draft SAR application of this gentleman. I also have a copy of "The Lion", December 1926, with a biography and picture of him, published by the students of Burdett College, Boston and Lynn, Mass., where he taught.	Arthur Delano Enyart
108	I am adding this person from the 1920 census where she lives in Mass. with her brother.	Ethel Enyart
109	The Kosciusko Co. book of bios of AGMcCarter says Susan's husband is Oscar Yannard (p 291). But I've got some draft or copies of SAR application for Arthur Delano Enyart, son of Susan Cart McCarter and James Homer Enyart. So I think the "Yannard" was not quite right and I'm replacing with JH Enyart and adding son Arthur.	James Homer Enyart
110	ZB remembers a Larry Evans who was a distant cousin in the same grade as she was in Warsaw, but he was a year or 2 older. Larry had a brother Earl of Earl's barbershop fame.	Mary Ann Evans
111	This spouse and children come from Barb Abbott's research, rather than from Hazel's memories.	Helena Fernan
112	Brother to Gertrude Ferverda.	Irwin Ferverda
113	He was a General in WWII.	Alonzo Patrick Fox
114	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
115	Per Barb: death dates from KY death index. 1920 census says Francis born IN, KY 1900 census say KY.	Frances
116	He worked for Switzer Candy Company and his granddaughter, JGS, still recalls him every time she tastes black licorice.	Harry Gerlach
117	Z thinks Emma might have married a Lenard Bloom.	Emma J. Grindle
118	I've seen some genealogy files on the internet showing ancestors for her back a couple of centuries through Wises and Whites but I have yet to verify further back than what I've shown.	Eva Elizabeth Grindle
119	1910 census IN, May 7, 1910 (household 264 is Sleighter, Claude) 263 Grindle, Joel B. head, 55, married 30 years, he&f&m born IN, farmer Mary A. wife, mother of 5-4 living, she&m born IN, father born Maryland. Emma J., daughter 25 1900 IN Grindle Joel, born Dec 1854, age 45, married 19 years, he&f&m born IN, farmer Mary A., wife born Mar 1857, age 43, 5 children-4 living, she&m born IN, father born OH William I. son, born Mar 188_ age 1_ Emma J., daughter born May 1885 age 15 Ernest E. son born Mar 1887 age 13 Several Evans, maybe 4 families, also on page	Joel B. Grindle
120	1860 IN census, Kosciosko Co. Peter Grindle 31, farmer, born in PA Nancy 31, born in OH Rachel 11, born IN Hannah 8 Joel 6 Elias 3 Abraham 6/12	Peter Grindle
121	Alias: /Peggy/ REFN422 Address: U.S.A.	Virginia Hope Groves
122	Information on Virginia comes mainly from premature daughter Marianne's death certificate. Her last name is maybe Gonzales misspelled?	Virginia M. Gunsaulus
123	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
124	Hazel Maes' best friend.	Felicite "Felicia" Hannon
125	All information on Andrew, his wife, parents, in-laws, and children besides Solomon comes from M. Hudson. Additionally, she say Andrew married Nancy Nixon July 6, 1860 in Jay Co. IN. And they had 2 daughters, Rosannah, born July 9, 1861 and Mary F. born July 10, 1863. The family moved from Darke Co., OH to Jay Co., IN about 1859. 1850 Darke Co., OH Census #62-65 Butler Twp. Andrew Harter age 29 OH Susanna M. age 27 PA Jacob age 6 OH Joel 2 OH Sarah Jane 1 OH Living next dor to: #63-66 Jacob Harter age 61 MD Sarah 57 VA Nancy 37 VA Solomon 26 OH Susanna 20 OH Jane 1 OH William Miller age 58 PA lving at house #65-68 and William Miller Jr. living in house #66-69. 1860 Jay Co., IN Census #142-142 Wayne Andrew Harter, 39, OH Joel 12 OH Sarah J. 10 OH David 8 OH Susannah 5 OH Solomon A. 2 OH	Andrew Harter
126	I'm guessing Anna is the Female Harter born 1/21/1883. She's not listed with her parents in 1880 or 1900 so I'm not certain if that is her birth record or if it was Maud's one child who was not living in 1900.	Anna Harter
127	All Information on Jacob comes from M. Hudson.	Jacob Harter
128	"Mrs. Maude Elizabeth Hartman, 95, Oswego, died of complicatios at 2:15 p.m. Saturday at Miller's Merry Manor, Warsaw. She had been in failing health for the last 14 years. Born in Oswego on Feb. 2, 1885 she was the daughter of Solomon and Ella (Barber) Harter. She was married Aug. 24, 1903 to Fred Hartman. He died in May, 1948. The lifelong resident of Oswego was a housewife. She was a member of the Oswego Bapptist Church. Survivors include two sons, Kenneth Hartman, Leesburg, and Jim Hartman, San Antonio, Tex.; one daughter, Mrs. Hallie Longenecker, Oswego; 12 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren and 14 great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by three sons, Everette, Walter and William, and one grandchild. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the McHatton-Wyman Funeral Home, Warsaw, with the Rev. James Reffitt and the Rev. Roy Mickley officiating. Interment will be in the Oswego cemetery. Friends may call from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. today at the funeral home."	Maude Elizabeth Harter
129	1900 IN census Solomon Harter, head Mch 1857, 43, married 22 yrs,he&parents born Ohio, day laborer Ellen, wife april 1858, 42, mother of 8-7 living, she&mom born Ohio, father born New York Maud, 15, feb 1895 William, 12, Dec 1887 James, 10, Apr 1890 John, 7, Apr 1893 Chas M, 1, Oct 1898 2 Farber neighbors I am adding his parents, siblings and grandparents from information from MaryLou Hudson, whose sons descend from Solomon's uncle, Isaac Miller. I'm confident that they are relatives because they passed down the story that Solomon was thought to have died in North Dakota which I then learned seemed to match with daughter Maude being married there and Darke Co. PN was a match to what C. Allen knew about Solomon. Solomon's birthdate and Butler Twp. also come from MLH.	Solomon A. Harter
130	"Benjamin F. Hartman was born in Shelby county, Ohio, July 19, 1844, and died April 14, 1904, at his home three miles northwest of Oswego, Kosciusko County, Indiana, aged 59 years, 8 months and 25 days. "Ben," as he was familiarly called, removed with his parents to Whitley county, Indiana, in 1853, and with the exception of his three years' service in the army and one year's residence in Kansas, his whole life was passed in Whitley and Kosciusko counties. On August 8, 1862, he enlisted in the Seventy-fourth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, and served to the close of the war and received an honorable discharge. That he was a member of the gallant Seventy-fourth is proof of his actual service to his country. On December 9, 1871 he was married to Miss Myra Thompson and to this union nine children were born. Two of these died in infancy and seven are still living. He leaves a wife, seven children, three brothers, four sisters and a host of relatives and friends to mourn their loss. He was an affectionate father, a loving husband, a good, kind helpful friend and neighbor. No one went to him for counsel or consolation in vain. The funeral was very largely attended on Sunday, April 17, and was conducted by Rev. George H. Lockhart, of Warsaw, and held in the Baptist church of Oswego. The interment was in the Oswego cemetery and conducted by the G.A.R. of Milford, of which he was a member." The History of the Swander Family has him as "Beryaman F...born July 19, 1844."	Benjamin F. Hartman
131	I also had 9/22/04 as alternate birthdate. He worked in NuWay Tire Store (later Auto Parts). Known as Everette, "Evy." He graduated Leesburg High School in 1925. "Ravelings" yearbook entry: "President '22, '23, '24, '25; Advertising Manager "Ravelings" '25; Orchestra '25; Senior Class Play '22, '23; Class Play '24, '25." He played on the basketball team of '24 that won 18 out of 24 games, won the County tournament for the first time in the history of the school, and was runner-up in the district tournament. "'Hartman,' remembered for that center shot that beat Milford with only fifty-five seconds to play in the county tournament."	Charles Everett Hartman
132	One record said they had a son, deceased	Eva Savilla Hartman
133	Family came from Ohio then from Pennsylvania then Germany,Austris, Switzerland,or 1920 cIN census, Kosciosko Co, Fre Hartman, 40, farmer, m7f born IN Maud, 33, m&f born IN Hallie, 16 Everett, 12 Kenneth, 11 Walter, 4 1930 IN census: Fred, 56, Maude 45, Everette 23, Kenneth 20, Walter 15, and James 10/12 Other information on his siblings and ancestors comes from "Family History of Hartman and Swander" courtesy of KA, presented by IF. "Fred Hartman, aged 74, a longtime resident of the Oswego community, died at 3:45 p.m. Thursday at his home there. He had been seriously ill since January due to a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Hartman was born in Whitley county Jan. 4, 1874, the son of Benjamin and Myra Hartman. He was married August 22, 1903, at Cando, N.D. to Maude Elizabeth Harter, where they resided a few years. They moved a number of years ago to Oswego from a nearby farm. Surviving relatives include his wife: one dughter, Mrs. Chester Longenecker, of Oswego; four sons, Jim, at home, Kenneth, of Leesburg, and Everette and Walter, of this city; three brothers, Charles, Lewis and Arl Hartman, all of Oswego and vicinity; three sisters, Mrs. Jessie Ferverda, of Oswego, Mrs. Milo Stookey, of Route 4, and Mrs. Benjamin Lentz, of North Webster; 10 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Oswego Baptist church, of which he was a member. Rev. A.A. Kay, the pastor, will be assisted in conducting the service by Rev. B.H. Truman a former pastor. Burial will be in the Oswego cemetery. Friends will be received at the Troxel funeral home at North Webster." The History of the Swander Family lists "James F. Hartman, born January 4, 1874." They musst be one in the same, but the first name and middle initial is interesting.	J. Fredrick Hartman
134	Jonathan and Rosanna had 10 children.	Jonathan Hartman
135	The children were her step children.	Katherine Jane Hartman
136	IR and KA note that some of the information on PeterII and Savilla's children was taken from records in the Whitley Co. Library, IN. PeterII&Savilla attended the Lutheran Church in Columbia City and supported the Republican Party. A descendent of PeterII&Savilla's son Lewis, Harold L. Baker, has an extensive file on rootsweb.	Peter Hartman
137	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
138	In poking around the internet, she seems to have been very accomplished, having authored several books depicting life in Kansas. In 1920 she was the first woman to address the republican convention. A biography of her is in "A Standard History of Kansas and Kansans 1918 Volume 5, p. 579." Her childrens' names are from that article.	Margaret Hill
139	When my mom was dating my dad in distant CA, far from St. Louis, Aunt Mary took my mom under her wing. She lived in Alhambra near All Souls Church on Electric, I think. I very vaguely remember playing with her old Aunt Jemima rag doll. She passed away when I was very young, probably the late '60s. She is buried in So. Cal., maybe at Resurrection where her son Elmer was buried.	Mary Hodes
140	All information on her siblings and nieces and nephews comes from Bertha Hohl's estate inheritance documents. According to EJK his maternal grandarents are the ashes buried with his parents. The Kalney marker on the grave does not name the Ruedlingers.	Catherine Hohl
141	Information on this man and his wife comes from great great grandson Phillipe Hohl. Older Hohl ancestors are also in a Hohl gedcom from Phillipe.	Johann Jakob Hohl
142	REFN193	Annie Holder
143	REFN372	Elijah Merle Howie
144	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
145	Her descendents were told of her voyage to the US about 1857. I don't think she is Peter's birth mother, but I don't know who is.	Sophia Jacques
146	All info. comes from burial at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, St. Louis.	Joan
147	Name came from obit. clippings for Harry S. and C.E.Johnson.	Harry S. Johnson
148	REFN345	Louis Maes Jr.
149	My grandfather was proud to be the first boy in his family born in the US. He was baptized at St. John Nepumuk. He moved around quite a lot in the years following his first wife's death. He was married and divorced between Lydia and Teresa to Ella Rather, as the annulment is noted in he and Teresa's church marriage record. He sent my father to approach Teresa, because he had been a friend of her and her first husband and he wasn't sure courting her would be appropriate to Edwin Peters' memory. The 1920 census finds him married to Lydia, right before her death. The 1930 census finds him a forman in a shoe factory, married to Teresa. Tom and Clarice remembered he made boxes for shoes. Later in life, he broke his jaw in an industrial accident.	Aloys (Louis) Joseph Kalney
150	His mother died when he was 7. He went to many elementary schools in south St. Louis, finishing at Meramec School in 1926 and Rosevelt High in 1928. He started work in St. Louis as a printers apprentice. He earned his BA in Education, History, and Political Science in 1937 from Northern Colorado Univ., Greeley. He taught in Windsor, CO and was Assistant Principal in Blue Island, IL. He earned his MA in Political Science in 1941 from Univ. of Illinois, Urbana. He moved to California for his first wife's health around 1944. He worked in accounting for US Rubber, Los Angeles Unified School District, and his own tax practice amoung others. He was a Third Order Franciscan. He was very devoted to his family.	Eugene Joseph Kalney