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Adams, Effie Belle {I0107} (b. 25 AUG 1873, d. 13 OCT 1954)

Note: Delaware Gazette Sat.Oct.14,1954

Mrs. Effie Holt
Mrs. Effie Belle Adams Holt,81, of Ashley died Friday at 5 p.m. in Jane Case Hospital, after an illness of several weeks.
Mrs. Holt was born in Galena. She lived in Ashley since 1920 going there from Stantontown. She was a member of Ashley WSCS and Martha Class, the Ashley WCTU and the Ashley West End Club.
Surviving are two sons, Homer of Akron and Atlee of Columbus; one daughter, Mrs. Randolph Wikingstad of Cristobal Panama Canal zone; three grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Elsie Boyd of Mt.Victory.
Funeral arrangements in charge of Claude Lee will be announced.
Burial will be in Marlborough Cemetery.

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July 7,1892

Galena News; Miss Effie Adams closed her spring school where she has been teaching the past nine months.Success to you Effie.

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September 1,1892

Galena News: Miss Effie Adams who has been staying at her grandfather's,
D. Andrew's,returned home on Friday last.


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Delaware Paper
Sat. Sept. 3,1932

Mrs. Effie Holt entertained with birthday dinner Wednesday honoring Mrs. Rueben Reed. The guests were Mr. & Mrs. Homer Holt of Akron who were spending their vacation here.

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Former Ashley Woman Marries in Panama Sept. 1957
Ashley--Mrs. Effie E. Holt of Ashley is announcing the marriage of her daughter Miss Nancy DeVier of Columbus to Randolph M. Wikingstad of Cristobal, Isthmus of Panama, which took place in Balboa, Isthmus of Panama Sept 9. Mr. Wikingstad's sister, Miss Helen Wikingstad of Cristobal and Kenneth Anderson of Cristobal were attendants. Also present were Mrs. DeVier's son, Lynn DeVeir, and Mr and Mrs. Robert L. Blancy of Balboa.
Mr. Wikingstad is the son of Capt. and Mrs. K. M. Wikingstad of St. Petersburg, Fla. He was born in the Canal zone.

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Ashley News
Jan 2 1942
Marion Star

Mrs. Effie Holt was a week-end guest of Mr and Mrs Atlee Holt and family of Columbus.

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Adams, Edna {I0109} (b. 26 AUG 1879, d. ?)
Probate: Date: 1917
Place: Mother Will
Census: Date: 1920

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Welch, Benjamin A. {I0120} (b. SEP 1807, d. 18 NOV 1892)
Note: Father of Benjamin Welch was a Doctor and died in Union County,Oh.

Benjamin A.Welch in Nov. 1848 moved to Van Wert Co.,Liberty Co.,practiced botanic system medicine until his death Nov.18, 1892.He married Electa Adams in Delaware Co.,Oh and they had 8 children. She died 1891.

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Welch, Dennis {I0123} (b. 30 DEC 1834, d. 12 MAR 1910)
Note: VAN WERT COUNTY HISTORY PG.853

DENNIS WELCH,night baggage master and ticket agent for the Pennsylvania railroad company at Van Wert, was born in Delaware county, Ohio, December 30,1834, a son of Benjamin A. Welch and Electa (Adams) Welch. The father, Benjamin A., was born in New York in September, 1807, and was a son of David Welch,also a native of New York, and of Scotch descent. David was a physician of some prominence, and in 1812 came to Ohio, locating in Delaware County, where he practiced his profession many years, and then removed to Union County, where his death took place in 1868. His eight children all grew to maturity,and of these the father of our subject was the fourth in order of birth.
Benjamin A. Welch was five years of age when his parents located in Delaware County, and there he grew to manhood and studied medicine under his father, although he did general labor work until thirty-five years of age. In November 1848, he came to Van Wert county and settled in Liberty township, where he practiced the botanic system of medicine until his death, november 18,1892--
having been remarkably successful in his practice, which success was attributed to his profound knowledge of the virtues of roots and herbs. He had married, in Delaware county, Miss Electa Adams, who was born in New York, January 8,1808, and to this union were born eight children,viz: Isreal S., Charles,Dennis,(our subject), and five now deceased-- Louisa, Sabrina K., Naomia, an infant unnamed, and Stauton S. The mother of this family, died in 1891, a member of the baptist church, of which her husband was also a member. Dr. Welch in politics, was a whig, and once served as coroner of Van Wert county; he was also a patriot, and enlisted in September, 1861, in company A.Forty-sixth Ohio Volunteer infantry, for three years, but in 1862 was taken sick and was sent home. on his recovery, however, he enlisted in company M, Second heavy artillery, and was detailed as acting surgeon until the close of the war, and at his death was drawing a pension of $16.00 per month.
Dennis Welch had reached the age of fourteen years when his parents brought him to Van Wert county, and here he was educated in the common schools. He remained with his parents until twenty-four years old, when his marriage took place. He was then employed in general labor until the breaking out of the Rebellion, when he enlisted, October 18,1861, in company E,Forty=sixth Ohio volunteer infantry,for three years, or during the war. At Mission ZRidge he lost a toe-- his first injury--but continued with his regiment in all its marches, skirmishes and battles until July 22,1864, when he was struck in the right shoulder by a rifle-ball, and was sent to the hospital at marietta, GA., where he was confined six weeks, and then received a furlough home for thirty days; at the expiration of his leave of absence he went to Columbus,Ohio, where he remianed until the expiration of his term of enlistment, when he was honorably discharged, and mustered out November 18,1864. On his return to Van Wert he was employed as a railroad section hand for four years, then as a section foreman four years on the Pittsburg, Fort wayne & Chicago road, and then watchman of the same tracks for about two years; he was then located in the city as pumper and wood-piler, and two months later was made day baggage-master, a position he held six years; in 1878 he was appointed night baggage-master and ticket agaent and general assistant--his present position.
Mr. Welch was first married in Van Wert county, July 10,1859, to Miss Sarah M. Budd, who was born in Delaware County, Ohio, July 10,1838, a daughter of Inman and Polly (Hooks) Budd, and this union resulted in the birth of four children,viz; Benjamin I.,Edith (deceased),Polly A., Elnora (deceased). The mother of these children died October 16,1869, and Mr. Welch was next married, in Van Wert city, November 30,1971, to Sarah C. Weible, a native of Tascarawas county,Ohio, who bore five children, as follows; Anna A., Frederick C., Edgar B.,(deceased),Bruce H.,at home, and S.C.,deceased. The mother of this family was taken away in 1882, a member of the Baptist church, of which Mr. Welch is also a member. Mr. Welch is a republician in politics,and for four years served in the city council. Fraternally, he is a member of the I.O.O.F., and I.O.R.M., and is recognized as an upright and useful citizen. He resides on his premises on North Vine Street, where he owns four lots, besides his dwelling.

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Lewis, Delia {I0153} (b. 1817, d. 23 MAR 1893)
Note: Abstracts from Delaware Gazette

March 31,1893
Berlin-Peachblow--Aunt Delia Adams died on Thursday the 23rd of lung fever,aged 70 yrs. The fuberal took place friday at the Baptist Church in Cheshire, conducted by Rev.Sayer of Lewis Center. She leaves 2 children.

Berlin-West Berlin- Mrs. Delia Adams geberally known as "Aunt Delia" died on the 23 rd of March at the age of 75 yras.Her daughter Mrs. Elliott being very sick, she was unable to attend the funeral.

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Adams, Emma Cary {I0154} (b. 16 MAR 1840, d. 18 JAN 1897)
Note: m dcm'maybe dau of Delia Lewis Adams; Pabst 1 p 48; 1850 c Berlin Tp 19
(21) lived with Eliza & Sarah G Adams.

Abstracts from The Delaware Gazette,1895-1899 pg 105

Obituary. It is with sadness we chronicle the death of one who has spent her life in this vicinity. Her Grandparents, David and Almire Caulkins Lewis, were among the first settlers of Berlin, settling here in 1805. Emma Cary Adams was the daughter of Samuel and Delia Lewis Adams. She was born March 16,1840,in Berlin, Delaware Co.,when 13 years of age she united with the Balptist Church in Cheshire. She married A.L.Elliott, December 19,1861, died January 18,1897,aged nearly 57 years. She was the mother of seven children. Her oldest son and a daughter preceded her to the better land. She leaves a large circle of friends and relatives, a husband, 5 children,5 grandchildren, and an only brother.

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Manter, Chloe {I0187} (b. 27 AUG 1837, d. 16 FEB 1905)
Note: Thurs.Feb 23, 1905
Delaware Journal

Death of Relative

Word has been received by relatives in the city of the death of Mrs. Chloe Ryder of Marion Ohio, Thursday.

Mrs. Ryder was formerly a resident of Berlin Township. She has 4 sisters, three of whom live here, one brother of Columbus. The sisters here are,Mrs. Essie Piatt, Mrs. H.W.Dutcher and Mrs. Mary Rose. The other sister is Mrs. Delia Wight who resides in Berlin Township.

The cause of death was pneumonia and interment will take place in Marion.
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A.Fowler, Hannah {I0200} (b. 2 JUN 1817, d. 17 APR 1847)
Note: Hannah Fowler was the daughter of James B. Fowler and Polly Clawson, both buried in the Williamsville Cemetery in Orange Twp, Delaware County, Ohio.
The county history stated that the Fowlers had come from Putnam County, New York about 1833. However the gravestone of Hannah Fowler Adams stated she was born 1817 in Broome County, NY! In aan 1843 deed the title of land which adjoined the original Gilbert Adams' Putnam County, NY., farm was recited as being the same which Jermiah Hopkins sold to Jacob Clawson (except 100 acres sold by Clawson to James B. Fowler). The land also mentioned, as a bound, Anson Clawson deed (1804-1832 Putnam Co.,). The balance of the land was sold to Daniel Adams.

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Case, Almon {I0204} (b. 1818, d. 9 JUL 1884)
Note: 1850 c Orange TP 1753 p 112 (32,0)
1880 c Orange Tp p 348 c
'Martha Post'-m.5-8-1854 dcm

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Case, William {I0208} (b. 1848, d. ?)
Note: 1850 c Orange Tp 1753 p 112 (2,0)

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Case, Truman {I0209} (b. 1850, d. ?)
Note: 1850 c Orange Tp 1753 112 (+5/12,0) hadc p 14

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Delia------, {I0276} (b. , d. ?)
Note: School teacher

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Cummins, Malinda {I0289} (b. FEB 1835, d. 25 FEB 1910)
Note: Adams, Melinda (#22-10 filed; Feb. 1910) Bk.2-A Pg.26
fe - white -widowed- housewife -d/2-25-1910 in Troy Twp., Co,-
b/2-22-1835 in Delaware Co.,Ohio -age -74-11-25 (if b & d dates are correct,
age should be 75-11-25) hus. John Q. Adams - Fa. C. W. Cummins, b/N Y -
Mo. Melinda__________, b/Ohio - L. W. Tennant, M. D. ,Larwill,Ind.
bur. Feb.1910 in Adams Cem., Co.- P.A. Ashley, F. D. ,no address.

Ind. Whitley Co.,Death records 1900-1920
by Penee
GC977,201
W59 P 1900-1920

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Lehman, Emanuel {I0314} (b. 1838, d. ?)
Note: 1870 census Miami Co. OH
Lehman,Emanuel age 32 b.OH Fa.Tenn.
,Mary age 26
,Randolphus age 4
,Ira W. age 3
,Jeanetta/Juanita age 1/12

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Adams, Richard {I0320} (b. 1833, d. ?)
Census: Place: 1860 census Miami County,Ohio

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Adams, Albert {I0321} (b. 1836, d. ?)
Census: Place: 1850 census Miami County, Ohio

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McDowell, James F. {I0332} (b. , d. 18 MAR 1853)
Census: Place: 1880 census Miami County,Oh

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McDowell, Walker {I0333} (b. DEC 1840, d. ?)
Note: Highland Cem,Cocington Oh Miami Co.
Name lot owner sec. lot date
McDowell,Effie Walker McDowell 2---157 Aug 1877
Ella (94/9/27) Ella " B--136 8 Sep. 1978
Frederrick C. " " B--136 14 Apr 1969
F.F.(Civil War)Martha Ann Ake 2--194 14 Apr.1969
Hannah J>Wm.Falknor 1---136 7 Aug 1915
infant Walker McDowell 2---157 Dec. 1865
Ira S. Walker McDowell 2----157 31 Jan1887
J.A. Walker McDowell 2----157 2 Oct 1934
Mary B. Walker McDowell 2----157 Sep 1864
Oscar L. Ella McDowell B----136 15 Mar 1935




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J.Orr, Andrew {I0355} (b. 1851, d. 11 MAY 1918)
Note: Andrew Orr was a school teacher, Newberry Twp.,Miami Co.,OH

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A.----------, Catherine {I0371} (b. , d. ?)
Note: 1850 census Genoa twonship,Delaware Oh.

line # 365 John Adams age 12,b.ca OH 1838
Laura Adams age 8 b.ca.1842
Florilla Adams age 6 b.ca OH 1844
enumerated with Andrew Maring age 61 b.NJ ca 1789
Mary Maring age 31 b.NJ ca.1819
William Maring age 18 b.ca OH.1832

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