Wm Young

Lucy M. Juergens

Charles Augustus Juergens	Mary Maria Stitzlein
John L. Juergens		Gertrude M. Kyser
	Lucy M. Juergens Born: 5 JAN 1907 Died: 26 OCT 1925

Alice Craven

		Janet Louise Sealer
		Joyce Sealer

Clifford Joseph Duplantis

Wilson Joseph Duplantis		Elidorine Colomb
	Clifford Joseph Duplantis Born: Private Died:		Carrie Laura Stitzlein Born: (Private) Died:

		David Scott Duplantis
		Richard Dale Duplantis
		Steven Craig Duplantis
		Douglas Glenn Duplantis
		Julie Ann Duplantis

Mary Carnegie

		Sherman Schauweker
		Bertha Schauweker
		Ida Schauweker
		Theodore Schauweker

Micheal Alan Bross

Ora Avery Bross	Lulu Gaines
Clifford Charles Bross		Lucille Boeshart
	Micheal Alan Bross Born: Private Died:

Samuel Newbold

Michael Newbold	Rachel Clayton
Michael Newbold		Susannah Scholey
	Samuel Newbold Born: Died: UNKNOWN

Earl Rogers

Robert Earl Rogers

Clarence Ivan Turner

Mona Mae Turner

Lewis Brennstuhl

		Josephine Brennstuhl
		Levi Brennstuhl
		Henry Brennstuhl
		Emmanuel Brennstuhl
		Margaret Brennstuhl
		George Brennstuhl
		Augusta Brennstuhl
		Bertha Brennstuhl
		Clarence Brennstuhl

Judith Anne Caylor

		Gretchen Lynne Saxman
		Andrew Alan Saxman
		Heather Lynne Saxman

Peter Jager

David Jager

Bertha Ernest

		Albert Weaver
		Ralph Weaver
		Alva Weaver

Philip Arnold Schillinger

		Matthew Philip Schillinger
		Andrew Joseph Schillinger

Neal McLaughlin

Ada Barbara Reichert

Samuel Reichert		Barbara Magdalena Beam
	Ada Barbara Reichert Born: 20 MAR 1885 Died: 20 JUL 1970		Martin Luther Stitzlein Born: 22 OCT 1877 Died: 6 MAY 1967

		Fred Earl Stitzlein
		Rosella Dorothea Stitzlein
		Ruth Magdalena Stitzlein
		Margurite Viola Stitzlein
		Paul Sheldon Stitzlein
		Doyle Franklin Stitzlein
		Glenn Merle Stitzlein

Ada was of a family of 4 children. She grew up on a farm. They lived on a farm about a mile north of Greer on what is now Ohio 514 and then purchased a farm about 3 miles east of Loudonville and about 3/4 of a mile north of Ohio 3 where they lived until their death. They were blessed with 8 children, 1 of whom died in infancy.

Stanton Eugene Pollard

		Clarence Henry Stumbaugh	Anna M. Juergens
Donald Pollard		Ruth C. Stumbaugh
	Stanton Eugene Pollard Born: Private Died:		Judith Hanshelman Born: Private Died:

		Philip Eugene Pollard
		Stanton Eric Pollard

Mayme Riley

		Walter William Osterlund
		Lloyd Lowell Osterlund
		Betty Jean Osterlund
		Duane Osterlund
		Joyce Osterlund
		LaRoyce Osterlund

Marriage 2

Raleigh Winey Born: Private Died:

Bradley Leroy Perkins

		Ronald Forest Frost	Helen Irene Bross
Ronald LeRoy Perkins		Sharon Alice Frost
	Bradley Leroy Perkins Born: Private Died:

Carl Kick

Larry D Kick

Janna Noelle McKinley

LeRoy Taylor (Tay) McKinley	Miriam Elizabeth Gardner
Joesph Raymond McKinley		Judith Marie Whitlatch
	Janna Noelle McKinley Born: Private Died:

Elizabeth Elain Breitenbucher

Harold Henry Jr. Breitenbucher	Rotha Ann Rose
William Harold Breitenbucher		Rebecca Shinn
	Elizabeth Elain Breitenbucher Born: Private Died:

Dawn Marie Schott

Gordon E. Schott	Ruth Evelyn Ulrich
Gary E. Schott		Bonnie Christian
	Dawn Marie Schott Born: Private Died:

Earl William Coble

		John Bernhard	Catherine Smith
John Coble		Mary Ann Bernhard
	Earl William Coble Born: Died: UNKNOWN

Johann Leonard Stitzlein

Georg Wendelin Stitzlein	Maria Amalia Bullmer	Johann Michael Streng	Maria Margaretha Kiesecker
Johann George Stitzlein		Barbara Maria Streng
	Johann Leonard Stitzlein Born: 15 DEC 1839 Died: 27 SEP 1913		Catherina Magdalena Bross Born: 22 OCT 1838 Died: 29 MAR 1921

		John George Stitzlein
		Fred Leonard Stitzlein
		George W Stitzlein
		Mary Margaret Stitzlein
		Catherine Stitzlein

He was born in Germany and emigrated to America with his parents and two younger brothers. He was a farmer and a carpenter. They bought a farm, northeast of Greer laying just to the north of his father's farm.

Leonard liked his bottle fairly well and my father told me several times about his father sending him on horseback with 2 bushels of corn and 2 jugs draped over the borse, to a distillery located near Jimtown (Corners) a few miles away. For the corn and two and a half dollars he would get two gallon jugs of whiskey. (I suppose it was moonshine as I never heard of any legal distillery in that area). They moved to Loudonville (N Mt Vernon Ave) in 1911. They transferred their membership from Kaylor Ridge to Zion Lutheran. Both are buried in Loudonville Cemetery.

*Note added later - I find in an atlas of Holmes County a list of business men in the various villages and there were men whose occupation was listed as distillers in Napoleon (Black Creek now Glenmont P O) and Oxford, now Killbuck. Killbuck Distilling Co was also listed owned by Weidman & Sons. Other notes remembered at random.

Grandma Stitzlein also told me about leaving their home in Herrinburg and traveling at night. Father was afraid the boys would be picked up for service in the army. After they crossed the Rhine into France they were able to travel in daytime to Marseilles on the Mediteranian Sea where they embarked by sailing ship for "Nach America". They were 80+ days enroute to New York. In mid-atlantic they must have hit the 'doldrums'. There were many days without wind to propel them and some days the currents would carry them farther east at sunset than they were at sunrise. She also often mentioned a little girl being buried at sea one morning and that there was music and dancing on the deck that evening. She was very upset about this.

After they were settled, near Greer in Knox County Ohio, she obtained a job as a 'Hired Girl' (house worker) in Wooster with the family of John McSweeney. He was a noted criminal lawyer and also served a number of terms in Congress. She was off duty from Saturday, after the noon dishes were cleaned up, until Sunday night. If the weather was decent she would walk home and spend Saturday evening with her family and then walk back to Wooster from Kaylor Ridge after church. When she went home, she was also expected to turn her earnings over to her father. This, at that time, was an obligation that all children under 21, especially those of German descent, owed to their families. In turn, the parents would furnish a daughter's bedroom when she married, give her a mulch cow, and furnish as much of her kitchen as t hey could afford. They would try to give their sons a team, a wagon, a plow, and a harrow (for working down plowed ground). These were the basic things needed to set a family up in a farm home. Any other tools the man needed he could borrow or rent, oftentimes pad for by day labor, until they were able to buy their own. They would usually sharecrop until they were able to buy their own farm.

She also used to talk about, before the railroads were built how the farmers, in order to get cash for some of their crops, would haul their wheat to Massillon or Dover for shipment by canal boat. They would camp along the way and it usually took about a week with a four-line team to make the round trip. I am also informed that some farmers hauled their grain to Zanesville for shipment by riverboat.

My father also used to tell about the family sitting around the fire on late summer evenings peeling and schnitzing apples which the women would then dry by sun or oven, depending on the weather. In late November they would take these dried apples to (W .A.) Fisher's or the other women's clothing store and trade them for cloth. They would then spend the rest of the winter making the cloth into clothes for both the men and women. He said that the merchants would have their 2nd floors full of dried apples which would be sold to buyers, shortly after Christmas, who represented distilleries. The apples would be made into Apple Jack. (Fisher's in Loudonville).

Death certificate #50093, Ashland Co, vol. 1164.

Betty Darr

Mathias Darr	Sophia Stitzlein
Walter Darr
	Betty Darr Born: Private Died:		Adolph Chapman Born: Private Died:

Georg Leonard Stitzlein

Johann Georg Stitzlein	Catherina
Paulus Stitzlein		Eva Bauer
	Georg Leonard Stitzlein Born: 1730 Died: UNKNOWN		Appalonia Langbuchur Born: Died: UNKNOWN

Angeline Herkenrath

Joseph Herkanrath	Gertrude Korth	Peter W. Ohlinger	Angeline (Ohlinger)
Peter Herkenrath		Mary Ohlinger
	Angeline Herkenrath Born: Private Died:		William Thomas Born: (Private) Died:

Francis Thomas

Samuel C. Murphy

Ephriam Murphy		Amy Moore
	Samuel C. Murphy Born: 1854 Died: UNKNOWN

Michael Halloran

Priscilla Shank

		Elva M. Crum
		Electa I. Crum
		Francis M. Crum
		Minnie Crum

Ann Marie Hohl

Raymond R. Hohl	Esther Graff	Raymond Sylvester Gardner	Eva Beatrice Stitzlein
John Jason Hohl		Margaret Ann Gardner
	Ann Marie Hohl Born: Private Died:		Timothy Moblex Born: (Private) Died:

		Mark Moblex
		Michelle Moblex
		Maureen Moblex

Douglas Larry Doup

Charles Leonard Osterlund

Louis L. Osterlund		Nellie Olson
	Charles Leonard Osterlund Born: Private Died:		Irene Petersen Born: (Private) Died:

Leonard Osterlund

Katherine Craft

Charles C. Craft	Katherine Alberta Snively
Jacob Albert Craft		Doris Willets
	Katherine Craft Born: Private Died:

Margaret (Hussey)

Antje (Ann) Hussey

Ludwig Breitenbucher

Magdalena Breitenbucher

Martin Schuhmacher

		Michel Schuhmacher
		Margaret Schuhmacher
		Unknown Schuhmacher
		Elizabeth Schuhmacher
		Martin Schuhmacher