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| 851 | Lowell Thomas Blanton, 57, 35 Virgil St., Apopka, died Friday. Born in Kentucky, he moved to Apopka from Tampa in 1975. He was a welder and a Marine Corps veteran. He was a member of Orlando Christian Center. Survivors: wife, Beverly; step-sons, Vince Falagan, Victor, Lance, all of Apopka. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Apopka. The Orlando Sentinel, Orlando, Florida. Sunday, 14 April 1991. | Blanton, Lowell Thomas (I437)
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| 852 | Lt. Boren Dies in Japan of Poliomyelitis First Lt. Richard P. Boren, 28, stationed in Japan with the Eighth Army Food Service School, died Thursday of poliomyelitis, according to word received here by relatives. Lt. Boren was the son of Mrs. Laura Boren, 2229 North Clinton Street, and the son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. R.V. Stuber, 637 Huffman Street. He was a graduate of North Side High School and had served with the Army for the past five years. Prior to entering the service, he was employed by the General Electric Company here. Other survivors include his wife, Dorothy, and a daughter, Sandra Sue, both living in Japan with him; four sisters, Mrs. Vera Bobay, Auburn, Mrs. Bernice Surfus, Leo, Mrs. Bessie Freeman, Gravill, and Mrs. Gladys Harney, Portland, and a brother, Theodore, of this city. Lt. Boren was a veteran of more than two years’ service in Germany during the war. He returned to this county after the armistice and later re-enlisted. A year ago last month he was sent to Japan and his wife and daughter joined him the following October. It is not know if the body will be returned here for burial. | Boren, Lieut Richard Pershing (I335)
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| 853 | Lucille Hiltner Continental – Lucille Hiltner, 86, Continental, died at 1 a.m. Sunday in Lima Convalescent Home. She was born March 6, 1906, in Monroe Township, Putnam County, the daughter of William and Bertie (Shank) Kirkendall. On March 6, 1927, she married Charles Cherrard, who died Oct. 13, 1954. On Sept. 15, 1956, she married Ray Hiltner, who died Jan. 13, 1986. She was a retired teach, a member of the North Creek United Methodist Church, United Methodist Womens’ Club, a teacher at the Golden Rule Sunday School, a member of Vaughnsville Alpha-Theta Society, the Topaz Club, Ohio and Putnam County Retired Teachers’ Association. Continental Senior Citizens, Order of Eastern Star, a 50-year member of Pythiam Sisters and was active in the Putnam County Council on Aging. Surviving are a daughter, Nondys (Nan) Dunlap, Lima; two sons, Marien Sherrard, Wildwood, Fla., and Terry Sherrard, Vaughnesville; four stepdaughters, Mrs. John (Lenore) Webb, Mrs. Myrle (Ruth Ann) Hinesman, Mrs. Robert (Helen) Williamson and Jean Hiltner, all of Defiance; 10 grandchildren and several step-grandchildren and step-great- grandchildren. Also preceding her in death were three brothers and two sisters. Services will be Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. in the church. Rev. James Stewart will officiate. Burial will be in Monroe Cemetery. Visitation will be from 7-9 p.m. today and from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at Snyder Funeral Home, Continental, and one hour before time of services in the church. Preferred memorials are to the church. | Kirkendall, Edith Lucille (I65)
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| 854 | Lula B. Morris Lula B. Morris, 95, 1626 South Riley Highway, Shelbyville, died at 3:40 a.m. this morning at Heritage Manor Nursing Home in Shelbyville, where she was admitted July 22, 1975. Born in Columbus Grove, Ohio, on Aug. 17, 1880, she was the daughter of Perry and Mary Ann Bennett. She had lived in Shelbyville since 1948. She married John B. Morris on April 26, 1906. He preceded her in death on June 11, 1957. Mrs. Morris was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Rushville. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. John (Eloise) Scheoch, Shelbyville; one son, Richard B. Morris, Lakeview, Ark.; three grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. One sister preceded her in death. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Wyatt-Moore Mortuary in Rushville with Rev. James H. Horner officiating. Entombment will follow at East Hill Shrine Mausoleum. Friends may call at the mortuary from 4 p.m. Friday. Rushville Republican, Rushville, Indiana. Wednesday, 2 June 1976, page 2. | Bennett, Lula Bell (I114)
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| 855 | Malisa Bayley | Bailey, Malissa (I436)
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| 856 | Maple Hill Cemetery Block J 45-A Charlotte, Eaton County, MI | Williams, Alfred Lynn (I57)
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| 857 | Marcia R. Shellenbarger, 90 of Sun City Center, Fla and formerly of Arlington, Ohio passed away August 24, 2017. She was born on January 12, 1927 in Madison Township, Hancock County, Ohio to Ira and Mary (Nesler) Rettig. Ms. Shellenbatger was a graduate of Arlington High School and the University of Findlay. She was an elementary school teacher at Arlington Local Schools, retiring after 27 years of service. She was a former member of the Good Hope Lutheran Church in Arlington and currently, a member of the United Methodist Church of Sun City Center, Fla. She was previously married to Rolland Shellenbarger, Stephen Paulos, Rudolph Lipman and Harry M. Graham, all of whom are deceased. She is survived by three daughters, Rev. Mary Bushong (husband Rev. James Tussing), Janet (Philip) McConnell and Lisa (Dave) Williams, two grandchildren, Crystal (Doug) Humphrey and Mark Bushong, three great grandchildren, and a brother, James R. (Angela) Rettig. Memorials may be made to the Good Hope Lutheran Church, 300 S. Main Street, P.O. Box 379, Arlington, Ohio 45814, the Good Samaritan Services/SCC Rides, 916 North Pebble Beach Blvd, Sun City Center, Fla 33573 or the United Methodist Church of Sun City Center, 1210 Del Webb Boulevard West, Sun City Center, Fla 33573. Arrangements are being handled by Sun City Center Funeral Home in Sun City Center, Florida and CRATES FUNERAL HOME in Arlington, Ohio. Graveside services will be held at the Arlington Cemetery on Saturday, Sept. 16, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. Condolences can be sent via www.cratesfuneralhome.com. | Rettig, Marcia (I346)
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| 858 | MARGARET E. BRECHT, 80 formerly of Decatur, died Saturday, February 7, 2004, at Canterbury Nursing Home and Rehab Center, Fort Wayne. Born November 7, 1923,(sic)in Decatur she was the daughter of Fredrich P. and Anne E. (Shaffner) Hancher. He married John J. Brecht on December 27, 1942. She was a Beautician/Cosmetologist for Margaret's Beauty Booth and also worked with her husband at Brecht Jewelry Store in Decatur. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Decatur, Tri-Kappa, Ladies of the Elks, and of the former Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are her son Fred M. Brecht of Decatur; two daughters, Susan Spiegel of Sebring, Florida and Ann M. Linnemeier of Fort Wayne; eight grandchildren, and 11 great-grand children. She was preceded in death by her husband John J. Brecht; and brother Paul W. Hancher. Services is 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Chapel of First United Methodist Church, Decatur, with the Rev. Kenneth Mahan officiating, with visitation one hour prior to service. Visitation also from 4 to 7 P.M. Monday at Haggard & Safton Funeral Home, Decatur. Burial at Decatur Cemetery, Decatur, Memorials to the First United Methodist Church, Decatur. | Hancher, Margaret Elizabeth (I334)
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| 859 | Margaret E. Davis, age 62, passed away in Lake Park Nursing Care Center, Sylvania, Ohio. She had lived on Thatcher Drive, Toledo, before entering the care center. Services were held in the F.R. Bennett Funeral Home, Toledo; and the Rev. Robert S. Kelley of Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Toledo, officiated. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery, Toledo, Ohio. She was survived by her husband Don A.; two daughters, including Doris McBee of Monroe, Mi., two sisters, and five grandchildren. | Hiltner, Margaret Elizabeth (I51)
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| 860 | Margaret Friend Quincy – Margaret (Morris) Friend, 87, of Hillsdale and formerly of Quincy, died Monday in the Maple Lawn Medical Care Facility in Coldwater. She had been ill three years. She was born in Continental, Ohio, moved to Quincy in 1945 from Detroit and to Hillsdale in 1971. She attended the North Reading Baptist Church. Her husband, Forest Friend died in 1985, and she also was preceded in death by a daughter, Glenna Newman. She is survived by sons, Vearl Friend of Frankfort, Bernard Friend of Coldwater, Rolland Friend of Seattle, Wash., Royce Friend of Mil, and William Friend of Allen; a daughter, Eloise Gorsline of Pear Blossom, Calif.; 14 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; sisters, Elizabeth Burton, Martha Mayes and Rebecca Rue, and a brother, Dan Morris, addresses unknown. Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Mast and Mock Funeral Home in Defiance, Ohio. Local arrangements are by Putnam Funeral Home. Battle Creek Enquirer, Battle Creek, Michigan. Wednesday, 15 April 1987. | Morris, Margaret (I156)
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| 861 | Margaret Sullivan Portland – Mrs. Margaret R. Sullivan, 55, died at her home near Portland Saturday. Survivors include her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Guilford of Mullikan; four grandchildren; her mother, Mrs. May Ann Hiltner of Charlotte and a sister, Mrs. Dora Williams of Chelsea. Services will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. from Neller Funeral Homer with burial in Portland Cemetery. Lansing State Journal, Lansing, Michigan. Monday 13 April 1984. | Hiltner, Margaret Rezena (I44)
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| 862 | Margaret Weaver Morris Margaret, daughter to Elizabeth Hempleman Weaver and George Weaver, was born May 11, 1812 and died September 7, 1891. She was married to Henry Morris in August, 1832. Henry Morris was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on April 14, 1806, and died January 8, 1877. To this union were born ten children: George, Elizabeth, Levina, Joseph, Sarah, Henry, Mary, John, Ellen and Catherine. | Weaver, Margaret (I21)
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| 863 | Margarette Hempleman Stites Margarette Hempleman, born April 15, 1813, near South Charleston, Ohio, died June 16, 1873. Margarette Hempleman married Ben Stites. To them was born one child, named George. He died at Lincoln, Nebraska, in 1905. After the death of [Ben] Stites, she married Henry J. Sulser, November 18, 1837, and moved to Illinois in 1839 and lived on a farm near Tamaroe, and engaged in farming and raising of cattle. H. J. Sulser died November 21, 1891. To them were born five children: Henry, Pernicia, Leander, Daniel and Mary Ann. | Hempleman, Margarette (I400)
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| 864 | Margarette Hempleman Stites Margarette Hempleman, born April 15, 1813, near South Charleston, Ohio, died June 16, 1873. Margarette Hempleman married Ben Stites. To them was born one child, named George. He died at Lincoln, Nebraska, in 1905. After the death of [Ben] Stites, she married Henry J. Sulser, November 18, 1837, and moved to Illinois in 1839 and lived on a farm near Tamaroe, and engaged in farming and raising of cattle. H. J. Sulser died November 21, 1891. To them were born five children: Henry, Pernicia, Leander, Daniel and Mary Ann. | Stiles, Benjamin (I443)
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| 865 | Margarette Hempleman Stites Margarette Hempleman, born April 15, 1813, near South Charleston, Ohio, died June 16, 1873. Margarette Hempleman married Ben Stites. To them was born one child, named George. He died at Lincoln, Nebraska, in 1905. After the death of [Ben] Stites, she married Henry J. Sulser, November 18, 1837, and moved to Illinois in 1839 and lived on a farm near Tamaroe, and engaged in farming and raising of cattle. H. J. Sulser died November 21, 1891. To them were born five children: Henry, Pernicia, Leander, Daniel and Mary Ann. | Sulser, Henry Jefferson (I416)
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| 866 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Notes, Notes (I231)
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| 867 | Martha Knaggs info says they had no children. Born circa 1914, died circa 1976. | Hiltner, Mildred (I47)
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| 868 | Martha Knaggs info: Walter and Anna separated about 3 months after they married. She did not divorce until many years later. They lived in Crawford, Wyandot County, Ohio. In the 1900 US census (in June 1900) He and Anna (Hiltner) Payne are listed in his parent's household. In 1910, 1920, and 1930 he is in his parents household, listed as married, but there is no sign of Anna anywhere near him. In 1910 US census Anna is listed as Anna Hiltner, widow, age 33, living in her parents household. | Payne, Walter Scott (I79)
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| 869 | Martha Knaggs note: She changed her name to Sue. She was married to Dr. Oliver Horak. | Hiltner, Clarabell Sue (I53)
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| 870 | Martha Knaggs notes that the 1955 residency note is suspect. | Hiltner, Barbara Lena (I8)
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| 871 | Martha Knaggs notes: She married an unknown person. (handwritten note) Mom said Lena and her 2 children died young from TB. | Mutchler, Lena (I84)
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| 872 | Martha Knaggs notes: She married an unknown person. (handwritten note) Mom said Lena and her 2 children died young from TB. She also had Barbara and Emma's marriages backwards. | Mutchler, Argela Olga (I83)
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| 873 | Martha Knaggs sent us a photocopy of John Hiltner's naturalization papers dated 11 Oct 1879. Naturalization Record, Vol. 2 page 23, Defiance County Probate Court. And Marriage Record - Book vol 2A page 240, Defiance County Probate Court. Defiance County Records Center, 510 Court St. Defiance, OH 43512 (And more info print dated January 20, 2000 in yellow pocket folder.) | Hiltner, John (I3)
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| 874 | Mary Ann Hempleman Whiteley Mary Ann Hempleman Whiteley, daughter of George Hempleman the Second and Ruth Howell Hempleman, was born October 22, 1821, on the old Hempleman homestead west of South Charleston, Clarke County, Ohio. She married Joseph Whiteley in 1840, and they together moved on a farm six miles east of Springfield, Clarke County, Ohio, and there lived until she died, January 21, 1888. Mary Ann Hempleman Whiteley bore all the strong traits of the Hempleman family, loved and respected by all those who knew her. She was kind to every one, stage, station or age made no difference to her. Every person was made welcome that entered her home, and many were the bountiful repast that were served by her to her friends. She was a true Christian, a true and loving wife and a devoted mother, kind to a fault but stern in her decision when she knew she was right. Her greatest aim and desire was to see her children be manly men and womanly women, and the writer believes that her greatest desire was fulfilled. Joseph Whiteley was born January 18, 1818, on the farm six miles east of Springfield, Clarke County, Ohio, and after his marriage moved on to the same farm on which he was born, and there lived for many years until he moved to Darke County, Ohio. After the death of his wife he lived with his daughter, Mrs. Nancy J. Naugle, until his death, January 30, 1902. Joseph Whiteley was a man of good judgment and the people of his township elected him justice of the peace and he held this office for 12 years. During the Civil War he took great interest in his country’s affairs, looking after the widows and orphan, made so by the cruel war. He went several times to the front to look after the needs of the soldiers, and was always ready with his time and money to help them, for in this war he had two sons, Clay and Clark. Twice during that war he went to the front to look after the soldiers of Clarke County. On one of these occasions he brought back his nephew John Whiteley, who had typhoid fever. Many were the soldiers that received assistance through him. To Joseph and Mary Ann Hempleman Whiteley, were born twelve children, as follows: Ruth, Clark, Clay, Alice, George, John, Scott, Mary Ann, Nancy Jane, Charles, Florence and Joseph, Jr. | Hempleman, Mary Ann (I403)
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| 875 | Mary Ann Hempleman Whiteley Mary Ann Hempleman Whiteley, daughter of George Hempleman the Second and Ruth Howell Hempleman, was born October 22, 1821, on the old Hempleman homestead west of South Charleston, Clarke County, Ohio. She married Joseph Whiteley in 1840, and they together moved on a farm six miles east of Springfield, Clarke County, Ohio, and there lived until she died, January 21, 1888. Mary Ann Hempleman Whiteley bore all the strong traits of the Hempleman family, loved and respected by all those who knew her. She was kind to every one, stage, station or age made no difference to her. Every person was made welcome that entered her home, and many were the bountiful repast that were served by her to her friends. She was a true Christian, a true and loving wife and a devoted mother, kind to a fault but stern in her decision when she knew she was right. Her greatest aim and desire was to see her children be manly men and womanly women, and the writer believes that her greatest desire was fulfilled. Joseph Whiteley was born January 18, 1818, on the farm six miles east of Springfield, Clarke County, Ohio, and after his marriage moved on to the same farm on which he was born, and there lived for many years until he moved to Darke County, Ohio. After the death of his wife he lived with his daughter, Mrs. Nancy J. Naugle, until his death, January 30, 1902. Joseph Whiteley was a man of good judgment and the people of his township elected him justice of the peace and he held this office for 12 years. During the Civil War he took great interest in his country’s affairs, looking after the widows and orphan, made so by the cruel war. He went several times to the front to look after the needs of the soldiers, and was always ready with his time and money to help them, for in this war he had two sons, Clay and Clark. Twice during that war he went to the front to look after the soldiers of Clarke County. On one of these occasions he brought back his nephew John Whiteley, who had typhoid fever. Many were the soldiers that received assistance through him. To Joseph and Mary Ann Hempleman Whiteley, were born twelve children, as follows: Ruth, Clark, Clay, Alice, George, John, Scott, Mary Ann, Nancy Jane, Charles, Florence and Joseph, Jr. | Whiteley, Joseph (I419)
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| 876 | Mary Elizabeth Hiltner, 95, died at 2:05 p.m. Feb. 27, 2011, at her residence. She was born June 20, 1915, in Hillsboro to Corbin and Clara Anderson Sullivan, who preceded her in death. On June 21, 1933, she married Roy P. Hiltner, who died Nov. 17, 1987. Mrs. Hiltner was a homemaker. She was a member of North Creek United Methodist Church and its United Methodist Women. Survivors include two sons, Charley Bill (Janet) Hiltner and David L.(Donna) Hiltner, both of Continental; a daughter, Barbara (Rex) Shalter, of Miller City; a sister, Jeanie Plummer, of Ottawa; eight grandchildren, Jeff Hiltner, Tammy Herman, Bill Hiltner, Amy Miller, Jim Hiltner, Matt Hiltner, Stacy Ruck and Erica Verhoff; two step-grandchildren, Craig Shisler and Robin Slattman; 21 great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren; and her special friend and caregiver, Sister Marcille Liebrecht, of North Creek. She was preceded in death by a son, John W. Hiltner; a daughter-in-law, Shelva Hiltner; a grandson, John N. Hiltner; a brother, David "Mose" Sullivan; a sister, Helen Daeger; a sister-in-law, Eloise Sullivan; and a brother-in-law, Bill Plummer. Services will begin at 11 a.m. Thursday at Heitmeyer Funeral Home, Continental. The Rev. Terry Porter will officiate. Burial will be in Monroe Cemetery, Continental. | Sullivan, Mary Elizabeth (I67)
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| 877 | Mary Glenn Sanderson Port Huron – Mary Glenn Sanderson, 76, died Thursday, April 6, 1989, in Port Huron Hospital. She was born Sept. 14, 1912, in Gladstone and had been an area resident since 1946. She married Joseph L. Sanderson, M.C., July 12, 1960, in Gladstone. Mrs. was a retired Port Huron Area School District teacher. She taught in the system for 37 years, instructing students in English and journalism for college preparation. She was a graduate of Lawrence College in Wisconsin, the University of Michigan and Yale College, where she received her Masters Degree. She was a member of the National Journalist Society. She is survived by her husband, Joseph L. Sanderson, M.D., of Port Huron; a sister and brother-in-law, Winifred and James Bryant of Greencastle, Ind.; a niece, Mrs. William Huntington of Ottawa, Ill.; a great niece, Virginia; two great nephews, Brigham and Dan Huntington; a cousin, Jack France, M.D., of Grosse Pointe; eight stepchildren, Joanne, Bob, Claire, Cathy, William, Virginia, Joseph and Kirk Sanderson. Services at 11 a.m. Monday in the Arthur Smith Funeral Home – North Chapel, “A Guardian Chapel.” The Rev. Dr. Robert E. Starkey, senior minister of the First Congregational Church, will officiate. Burial in Lakeside Cemetery. Visiting 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today. Pallbearers will be Kirk S. Sanderson, Dr. Tim Kien, Douglas Gerrard, Daniel C. Bryant, Dr. Malcom Thorpe and Robert L. Sanderson. Memorial may be made to the charity of the donor’s choice. The Time Herald, Port Huron, Michigan. Sunday, 9 April 1989. | Jackson, Mary Glenn (I278)
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| 878 | Mary L. (Bair) Schafer Clayton, age 97, of Findlay, went to be with Jesus, at 10:30 p.m. on Thursday, August 23, 2018 at the Taylor House in Findlay. She was born as the only child to Harry E. and Bernice (Powell) Bair in Findlay, Ohio on January 22, 1921. Mary had been a member Trinity EUB Church in Mt. Cory, St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church in Jenera and currently of the First Lutheran Church in Findlay where she was a member of the Martha Circle. She earned her Bachelors Degree and later her Masters Degree from Bowling Green State University in 1969. She retired as a teacher having taught at Vaughnsville, Arlington, and Findlay High School and at Bluffton University. She and her husband, Eldon Schafer owned and operated the Lima Avenue Produce from 1973 to 1984. She was proud to have obtained her solo pilots license. She was instrumental in returning competitive girls basketball to Hancock County in the 1960s. She played on the county championship team at Liberty in 1938, the year before a state-level decision to discontinue interscholastic girls basketball because the games were too strenuous for the girls health. Twenty years later teaching physical education at Arlington, she organized informal games with nearby schools. Attitudes toward competition were changing and, after she began teaching (1961) at Findlay High, varsity games were scheduled against college as well as high school opponents. The Findlay team she coached for five years lost only one game, to then-Bluffton College where she became a health and physical education instructor and women’s basketball, volleyball and tennis coach in 1967. She retired from teaching in 1974 and, two years later, began playing competitive shuffleboard with her husband Eldon Schafer in North Fort Myers, Fla., until his death in 1984. In 1990, she married Jim Clayton and they became active in national and international level shuffleboard, serving as team captains for seven years on the U.S.A. team. They were inducted into the Shuffleboard Association Hall of Fame in 2001. They were elected to the International and Ohio Shuffleboard Halls of Fame in 2007. Mary was inducted into the Hancock Sports Hall of Fame on April 12, 2014. Mary’s husband Eldon Schafer preceded her in death on April 11, 1984, she married James Clayton in 1990 and he survives in Findlay. On September 18, 2017 she was preceded in death by her son: Steven E. Schafer. Also surviving are her daughter-in-law: Dianne S. (Dukes) Schafer of Mt. Cory; grandsons: Schane E. Schafer of Carey; and Andy (Amy) Schafer of Columbus Grove; great-grandchildren: William “Willie” Schafer, Addison Grace Schafer, A.J. Schafer, and Aleah Schafer; stepsons: John (Pam) Clayton, of Sellersburg, Indiana; and Michael (Pam) Clayton of Louisville, Kentucky; stepdaughter: Sharon Clayton; step grandchildren: Jennifer LaGrange, Jonathan Clayton, Hope Clayton Pardieu, and Erin Clayton; step-great-grandchildren: Matthew Smith, Mason LaGrange, Mackenzie Clayton, Jaden Clayton, A.J. Clayton and David Clayton. She has a stepson, James Clayton Jr. that preceded her in death. Visitation will be held on Wednesday, August 29, 2018 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at COLDREN-CRATES FUNERAL HOME in Findlay. The funeral service will begin at the conclusion of the visitation at 1:00 p.m. Pastor Bob Cochran will officiate and interment will follow at Clymer Cemetery. Memorials may be given to First Lutheran Church in her memory. Online condolences are welcomed at www.coldrencrates.com | Bair, Mary Louise (I307)
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| 879 | Mary M. Thompson Continental – Mrs. Mary M. Thompson, 76, 203 S. Sixth St., died at 10 a.m. Sunday in her residence of a heart attack. Born Aug. 20, 1896 in North Creek, she was a daughter of John and Ella (Rangeler) Schafer. She married Ray Thompson on March 12, 1923 and he survives. She was a member of the Continental American Legion Auxiliary, the Ideal Times Club, Topaz Circle and Christ United Methodist Church. Also surviving are three daughters, Mrs. John (Josephine) Hill, Bryan; Mrs. Sarah Jane Baldwin, Ayersville, and Mrs. Walter (Helen) Good, Continental; four brothers, William and Forest Schafer, Continental, and John and Carl Schafer, Toledo; a sister, Mrs. Tom (Ida) Krumm, Toledo, eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Two brothers are deceased. Services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Christ Church, Rev. Gary Reeves officiating, and burial will be in the North Creek Cemetery. Visiting hours in the Richardson Funeral Home are after 7 p.m. today and until 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, when the body will be taken to the church. | Schafer, Mary Margaret (I235)
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| 880 | Mary Weaver Starrett Mary, daughter of Elizabeth Hempleman Weaver and Geo. Weaver, was born January 3, 1911. She was united in marriage to John Starrett, September 20, 1836. John Starrett was born October 11, 1811, and died May 5, 1887. To this union was born seven children: Lucy Jane, William Henry, Aaron Sylvester, Sarah Elizabeth, Llewellyn, Benjamin Monroe and Mary Ellen. | Weaver, Mary Maria (I169)
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| 881 | Mary Weaver Starrett Mary, daughter of Elizabeth Hempleman Weaver and Geo. Weaver, was born January 3, 1911. She was united in marriage to John Starrett, September 20, 1836. John Starrett was born October 11, 1811, and died May 5, 1887. To this union was born seven children: Lucy Jane, William Henry, Aaron Sylvester, Sarah Elizabeth, Llewellyn, Benjamin Monroe and Mary Ellen. | Starrett, John (I432)
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| 882 | Maryetta, Etta, Ettie | Pilcher, Mary Etta (I100)
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| 883 | Merlin, 93, of Charlotte died April 1, 2018. He was a son of Russell and Agnes (Holbrook) Guilford. Merlin was an army World War II , a P.O.W., and a retired employee of Lindell Drop Forge. He was preceded in death by his wives, Dorothy and Mary; and his son, Merlin F. Guilford, Jr. Surviving are his daughters, Brenda Harper, Barbara (Paul) Holland and Janet (Tom) Wohlscheid; 9 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; 15 great-great-grandchildren; sisters, Faye Foltz, Sue (Bob) Walker and Linda (Pat) Patton; brother, Greg Guilford; several nieces & nephews. Services were Thursday, April 5, 2018 at Barker-Leik Funeral Home, Mulliken. Interment with military honors followed at Meadowbrook Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Great Lakes Caring Hospice. Barker Leik Funeral Home, Mulliken, MI. | Guilford, Merlin Francis (I220)
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| 884 | Met at church. Were married in Margaret's home, the finest home in the state of Ohio. | Family F19
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| 885 | Mildred m. Schafer September 14, 2009 Mildred M. Schafer, 88, of Fort Myers died September 14, 2009. Mildred was born February 17, 1921 in Continental, Ohio and is survived by her loving children, Jack, Larry, Patricia, Carol, Elaine, Diana, Sandi and Kim. Two sister, Ruthanna Schubert, Nondys Sheaks, 1 brother, Donald Beemer, 39 grandchildren, 93 great-grandchildren, and 4 great-great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband of 65 years, Vincent, her parents, 2 grandchildren, 1 great-grandchild and 1 great-great grandchild. Funeral services will be held Friday September 18 at 11:00 AM at Lee Memorial Park Funeral Home with Rev. Janet Strickland officiating. The family will receive friends Thursday from 6-8 PM at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association. Lee Memorial Park 334-4880 News-Press, Fort Myers, Florida. Wednesday, 16 September 2009. | Beemer, Mildred (I316)
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| 886 | Mildred Waters Services for Mildred M. Waters, 65, of 160 Platt Ave., Merritt Island, were held Sept. 16 in Klamath Falls, Ore. Mrs. Waters, a retired motel owner and operator and a Brevard resident for several years, died Sept. 12 in Sprague River, Ore. She is survived by two daughters, Jean B. Cobb of Merritt Island and Beulah M. Sharrett of Beverly, Mass.; and nine grandchildren. Davenport’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd in Klamath Falls was in charge of arrangements. Florida Today, Cocoa, Florida. Tuesday, 26 September 1978. | Hiltner, Mildred (I47)
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| 887 | Minnesota Death Index, 1908-2017 Name: Pinney C Hayes Record Type: Death Death Date: 20 May 1920 Death Place: Hennepin Death Registration Date: 1920 Certificate Number: 020494 Record Number: 303814 | Hays, P. C. (I572)
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| 888 | Minnesota, Deaths and Burials, 1835-1990 Name: Hiltner Gender: Male Burial Date:11 Oct 1919 Burial Place: Verndale Minn Cemetery Death Date: 10 Oct 1919 Death Place: Wadena, Wadena, Minnesota Age: Birth Date: 10 Oct 1919 Birthplace: Minnesota Occupation: Race:White Marital Status: Spouse's Name: Father's Name: Henry E. Hiltner Father's Birthplace: Ohio Mother's Name: Mary A. Bollingar Mother's Birthplace: Ohio Indexing Project (Batch) Number:B02121-7 System Origin: Minnesota-EASyGS Film number: 2218034 Reference ID: 16164 | Hiltner, Clarence Edward (I45)
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| 889 | More information about Ruth Moyer Kreider's family at our Moyer and Kreider site: https://hiltner.com/genealogy/index.php and her individual page: https://hiltner.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I1815&tree=Kreider | Kreider, Ruth (I68)
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| 890 | Morris Funeral services for Robert D. Morris of 843 Boston Place, whose body was found floating three miles at sea near Newport Beach Monday, were held this afternoon at Todd & Reeves Chapel. Rev. Samuel G. Buckner, pastor of the First Christian Church, conducted the service. Burial was in Pomona Cemetery. The Pomona Progress Bulletin, Pomona, California. Thursday, 8 March 1923. | Morris, Robert D. (I375)
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| 891 | Morris J. Slusser, 65, of 721 S. Metcalf, died at Van Rue Hospital, Van Wert, Friday morning, after a short illness. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Beatrice Crosley of 1738 Lilac Lane; Mrs. Glenna Bell Kuehl of 617 Prospect, Mrs. Robert E. Herron of 809 N. Charles; one brother, Ira Slusser of Defiance and eight grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at Chiles and Son - Laman, Monday at 3 p.m. with Rev. Willard Thomas and Rev. Ned McKinney officiating. Burial will be at Memorial Park Cemetery. (published in The Lima News, Saturday, November 12, 1960, page 4) | Slusser, Morris J. (I607)
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| 892 | Morris – Mrs. Diana Morris, 82, widow of Joseph Morris of Columbus Grove, died Wednesday night at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Charles A. Harbaugh, Washington, D.C. She was a pioneer resident of Putnam county. Funeral services will be held in the Christian church at Columbus Grove at 1:30 this afternoon. Burial will be in Truro cemetery. The Lima Gazette and the Lima Republican, Lima Ohio. Friday, 15 April 1921, page 2. | Seitz, Diana (I129)
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| 893 | Morris, Benjamin C., age 72, of 46 Westbrook Rd., died 12:01 a.m. Sunday, Good Samaritan hospital. He was an industrial chemist at NCR, retired in 1955. Member of First Unitarian church, Minerva Lodge F&AM, Miamisburg, O., World War I veteran. Survived by his wife, Blanche M.; 3 sons, Jack B. Morris, of Dayton, Ned F., of Cincinnati, Scott V., of Philadelphia, Pa.; 1 sister, Mrs. Lovina Warner, of Clarksville, Ind.; 4 grandchildren. Private. No previewing. Please omit flowers. Cremation. Dayton Daily News, Dayton, Ohio. Monday, 22 April 1963. | Morris, Benjamin Clarence (I393)
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| 894 | Morris, Thomas Armstrong, soldier, b. in Nicholas county, Ky, 26 Dec., 1811. He was graduated at the US military academy in 1834, resigned in 1836 to follow the profession of civil engineering, and was appointed in that year resident engineer of canals and railroads in the state of Indiana. He was chief engineer of two railroads in 1847-'52, engineer in 1852-'4, and president in 1854-'7 of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad, and president of the Indianapolis, Pittsburg and Cleveland railroad in 1859-'61. In April, 1861, he was appointed brigadier-general by the governor of Indiana, and served in the West Virginia campaign of that year, but, declining the commissions of brigadier-general and major-general of volunteers, he was mustered out of service in July, 1861. He then resumed the office of chief engineer of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad, was president to the Indianapolis and St. Louis railroad in 1867-'70, and in 1870-;3 was receiver of the Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Lafayette railroad. Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography, 1600-1889, v.IV, page 419. | Morris, Thomas Armstrong (I173)
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| 895 | Morris’ Fate Still Mystery The fate of Robert D. Morris, 843 Boston Place, who disappeared from his home here early last week and whose automobile was later found abandoned near Balboa, was still an unsolved mystery here today. Neither Constable Alex R. Chambers nor the local police department had been able to obtain any further trace of him, and Constable Chambers today expressed the opinion that he had possibly committed suicide, as his car abandoned on the beach at Balboa indicated. Morris is said to have disappeared for short periods before, returning home after being away for a few days. When he disappeared last week, he was at first believed to have gone away as in the past just for a short time, but when his automobile was found at Balboa a search was begun. He is not known to have any reason for disappearing and was not in trouble. However, according to person intimate with him, he had acted queerly for some time. He was a contractor here – in business for himself. Mrs. Orpha Morris, his wife, is prominent socially here, holding important offices with various local social organizations. The disappearance of Mr. Morris had been kept secret by officers until the news was published in The Progress on Saturday. The Pomona Progress Bulletin, Pomona, California. Monday, 5 March 1923 | Morris, Robert D. (I375)
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| 896 | Mother of Decatur man taken by death Mrs. Eva Stuber, 75, mother of John Brecht of Decatur, died at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at her home, 637 Huffman Street, Fort Wayne. She had been ill since June. Mrs. Stuber was a member of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, Star of the East Chapter 514, and the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Belva Tooman of Garrett, Mrs. Vivian Walther of Silver Lake, and Mrs. Dorothy Freeman of North Manchester; two sons, Paul Brecht of Continental, O., and John Brecht of Decatur; two sisters, Mrs. Louis Schellenbarger of Jenera, O., and Mrs. Thomas Wagner of Continental, O.; 12 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Funeral rites will be held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at C.M. Sloan & Sons Funeral Home, with Rev. Olney E. Eaton officiating. Burial will be in Lindenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home until time of the services. Decatur Daily Democrat, Adams County, Indiana Monday, March 1, 1971 | Schafer, Evillna "Eva" (I264)
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| 897 | Mount Cory Man Dies in Wyoming on Hunting Trip Findlay, O. – While on a deer hunting trip to the mountains near Dixon, Wyo., Charles William Schafer, 35, Route 1, Mount Cory, farmer, suffered a heart attack. He died Thursday morning. He was taken from the mountains to the hospital at Dixon and was pronounced dead. Mr. Schafer served in the Marine Corps, and was a member of the Mount Cory K. of P., the Farm Bureau board of directors, and the trinity EUB church. Surviving are his widow, Lois, and five sons and a daughter, all at home; Mark, Dick, Jack, Scott and Todd Schafer and Mary Ann Schafer. Friends will be received at the Miles Funeral Home on Sunday. Funeral services will be held there at 2 p.m. Monday with Rev. Dick Powell officiating. Burial will be in Clymer cemetery. | Schafer, Charles William "Bill" (I294)
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| 898 | Mr. Bradley located where he now resides at once after his marriage in the autumn of 1859. There were but few improvements on the place at that time, and he has made the farm what it is today by skillful and untiring labor, working systematically, carrying out every detail carefully and employing none but the best methods in cultivating the soil and in managing his affairs generally. He has 170 acres in his homestead, beside 87 acres elsewhere in the township. The buildings are substantial and well arranged and everything about the place is indicative of the thrift, business energy and practical ability of its owner. He devotes it to general farming and has it well stocked with fine horses, cattle and hogs. Our subject was married to Miss Surrila, daughter of David and Sarah (Weaver) Morris in November, 1859. She, too, is a native of Monroe Township, born here June 24, 1839 and here she has passed her life thus far. Her marriage with our subject has brought them four sons and three daughters, of whom these four are living and complete their pleasant home circle: Lorenzo T, Stella M., M. Viola, and D. Cushman. Three of their children have passed to life beyond: DeWitt C who died at the age of 25 yrs; Lydia who was 20 at the time of her death, and Morris who died in infancy. | Morris, Surrelda (I561)
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| 899 | Mrs. Alfred Morris Mrs. Margaret Amanda Morris, wife of Alfred Morris and mother of C.A., Joe F. and Homer E. Morris, of this city, died at 2:20 a.m. today at her home, 308 1/2 Fifth street east, of carcinoma, after an illness extending over a period of several months. Margaret Bellheimer was born Oct. 27, 1858, in Putnam county, Ohio, and often referred to the honor of having been born on the same day as Theodore Roosevelt. She was married to Mr. Morris on the farm home in Putnam county. Following the establishment in business here of their sons, they came to Waterloo in 1911. Mrs. Morris was a member of Graves Memorial United Brethren church. She supported with her service and gifts every worthy object coming within her sphere of activities. Aside from the three sons here, decedent is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Gladys Taylor, West Palm Beach, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Dora Walker, Washington, D.C., and a brother, Rev. Cyrus Bellheimer. Services will be at First Presbyterian church Saturday at 10 a.m. Rev. E.W. Main will be assisted by Rev. J.R. Macartney in conducting the obsequies. Burial will be in Fairview. Friends may view the body at the O’Keefe & Towne mortuary. The Courier, Waterloo, Iowa. Thursday, 15 January 1925, page 2. | Billheimer, Margaret Amanda (I378)
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| 900 | Mrs. Edna May Morris, 77, widow of David L. Morris, died at 5:10 p.m. Tuesday at the home of her son, Dale, of R. R. 2, Greenville, following an 18-month illness. Mrs. Morris, a native of Miami county, resided for over 60 years, on a farm two miles south of Gettysburg, on R. R. 2, Greenville. She had made her home with her son for the past six and a half months. Mrs. Morris belonged to the Beach Congregational Christian church. Her husband died Aug. 24, 1955. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. James Greer, of R. R. 2, Greenville and Mrs. Byron Young, of R. R. 3, Union City; seven sons, Dale and Charles, both of R. R. 2, Greenville, Clarence and John, both of R. R. 2, Arcanum, Herschel, of R. R. 2, Covington, Verl, of Dayton and Carl, of Gordon; 19 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren; and three sisters, Mrs. Elsie Eberwine, of New Madison, Mrs. Grace Pierson, of R. R. 2, Covington and Mrs. Hettie Myer, of Howards, N. Y. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at the Miller funeral home with the Rev. Emmert Osborne and the Rev. Frank Thomas officiating. Burial will be in Highland cemetery, Covington. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday. ("Edna Morris Dies at Home of Son," uncited newspaper clipping) | Kindell, Edna May (I388)
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