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Descendants of Peter Ludy Generation No. 1 1. PETER1 LUDY1 was born Abt. 1788-9 in Frederick Co., MD, and died June 15, 1845 in Montgomery Co., OH. He married CHRISTINA MARTIN March 28, 1807 in Myersville, Frederick Co., MD. She was born 1785 in Maryland, and died April 15, 1860 in Ohio. info on Ludy family from: Marji Turner, compiler and researcher; Patricia Bevier, early documentation and corrections; Notes for PETER LUDY: info from Rootsweb.com Message Boards: "Peter never signed
anything here in Montgomery County as Nicolaus Peter, always just
Peter." info from Woodland Cemetery records: "Int. #5998, Ludy, Peter, d. June 15, 1845, Sec. 32, Lot 1018, burial May 22, 1869, Age 63, Birthplace Frederick Co., MD; More About PETER LUDY: Burial: Woodland Cemetery, Dayton, OH Fact 1: on 1865 plat map for White River Township, Randolph Co., IN, S. P. Ludy Nursery and J. Ludy in NE quarter of sec. 21 (north of C. Summers, east of Winchester); Fact 2: J. W. Ludy in SW quarter of sec. 21, east of Winchester; Fact 3: 1869, reburied May 22, 1869, at Woodlawn Cemetery, Dayton, OH, sec. 32, lot1018, ID# 57785, interment # 5998, Fact 4: age 63 at death; Fact 5: went by "Peter"; Fact 6: about 1822 moved family to Montgomery Co., OH; More About CHRISTINA MARTIN: Burial: Woodland Cemetery, Dayton, OH Fact 1: in "Marriage Licenses of Frederick Co., MD, 1778-1810, p. 97; Fact 2: living at age 65 with son Daniel, age 35, and Eve Ludy, age 19, on 1850 census for Harrison, Montgomery Co., OH; Fact 3: buried at Woodland Cemetery, Dayton, Montgomery Co., OH; internment #3102; Fact 4: on US Federal Census Mortality Schedules, 1850-1885, died April 1860, age 75, of palsy, Harrison, Montgomery Co., OH;
Children of PETER LUDY and CHRISTINA MARTIN are: 2. i. HENRY LUDY, b. May 20, 1811, Frederick Co., MD; d. April 23, 1879, Randolph Co., IN. 3. ii. SUSANNAH LUDY, b. February 04, 1813, Frederick County, MD; d. September 15, 1847, Winchester, IN. 4. iii. REBECCA (MARGARETH) LUDY, b. December 18, 1814, Frederick Co., MD; d. September 25, 1887, Winchester, IN. iv. DANIEL LUDY, b. December 07, 1809; d. December 25, 1893, Dayton, OH; m. ELIZABETH GRICE. More About DANIEL LUDY: Burial: Woodland, Cemetery, Dayton, OH Fact 1: buried sec. 32, lot 1018, Int. #17855; v. SAMUEL O. LUDY, b. November 07, 1816; d. June 16, 1900, Randolph Co., IN; m. MARGARETT NEFF, January 21, 1840, Montgomery Co., OH. More About SAMUEL O. LUDY: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN vi. SERIAN (SARAH ANN) LUDY, b. February 08, 1818; d. April 08, 1891. More About SERIAN (SARAH ANN) LUDY: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN vii. LYDIA LUDY, b. August 04, 1821; m. CHRISTIAN CLINE. viii. ELIZABETH ANN LUDY, b. February 24, 1822; d. June 27, 1902; m. JOHN M. MATCHET, September 07, 1848, Montgomery Co., OH. More About ELIZABETH ANN LUDY: Burial: Fairview Cemetery, Lanier Twp., Preble Co., OH ix. CATHERINE ANN LUDY, b. February 16, 1823; d. September 23, 1889, Lincoln, NE1; m. JAMES WAMPLER. x. LUCRETIA LUDY, b. 1828, Montgomery Co., OH; d. April 07, 1844. More About LUCRETIA LUDY: Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery, Dayton, OH Fact 1: buried sec. 32, lot 1018, Int. # 5999; xi. EVE ANN LUDY, b. 1831, Montgomery Co., OH; d. April 10, 1860, Montgomery Co., OH. xii. JOHN LUDY, b. 1832, Montgomery Co., OH.
Generation No. 2 2. HENRY2 LUDY (PETER1) was born May 20, 1811
in Frederick Co., MD, and died April 23, 1879 in Randolph Co., IN. He
married MARY (POLLY) SUMMERS July 2 Notes for HENRY LUDY: Fact 1: burial at Woodlawn Cemetery, Maxville, Randolph Co., IN; with wife; Sources: 1850 Census: White River, Randolph, IN M432-168 pg 66; enum 15 Sep dwell 647 fam 657; Ludy, henry 39 MD Farmer; Mary 35 VA;Mary I 12 OH; John W 10 OH; rest IN; Elizabeth A 7; Christena 5; Margaret E 1 1860 Census: White River, Randolph, IN M653-292 pg 839; enum 31 Jul dwell 1056 fam 1034; Ludy, Henry 49 MD Farmer; Mary 44 VA; John W 20 OH; Elizabeth A 18 OH; rest IN; Christena 15 15Margaret 12; Alonza 9; Sarah C R 7; Emma 2; Summar, Benjamin 20 IL 1870 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN M593-354 pg 568; enum 8 Jun dwell 160 fam 157; Ludy, Henry 59 MD Farmer; Mary 53 VA; Alonza 18 IN; Sarah 15 IN; Emma 12 IN 1880 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T9-307 pg 117 ED 166; enum 2 Jun dwell 56 fam 57; Ludy, Mary H 64wd VA VA VA; Sarah R 24 IN MD VA; Emma 22 IN MD VA; Children of HENRY LUDY and MARY SUMMERS are: 5. i. MARY JANE LUDY, b. October 06, 1837, Dayton, OH; d. September 1909. 6. ii. JOHN WASHINGTON LUDY, b. February 22, 1840, Dayton, OH; d. April 06, 1902. 7. iii. ELIZABETH ANN LUDY, b. May 27, 1842, Winchester IN; d. December 20, 1911. 8. iv. ALONZO E. LUDY, b. April 08, 1852, Winchester IN; d. June 13, 1937, Greenville Ave., Winchester, IN. 9. v. SARAH REBECCA LUDY, b. January 11, 1855, Winchester, IN; d. January 25, 1918. 10. vi. EMMA LUDY, b. November 19, 1857, Winchester IN; d. January 28, 1914, Greenville Ave, Winchester, IN. 11. vii. CHRISTINA KATHRYN LUDY, b. March 08, 1845, Winchester IN; d. January 21, 1908, Maxville Cemetery, IN. 12. viii. MARGUERITE ELLEN LUDY, b. February 26, 1848, Winchester, IN; d. April 06, 1938, Winchester, IN.
3. SUSANNAH2 LUDY (PETER1) was born February 04, 1813 in Frederick County, MD, and died September 15, 1847 in Winchester, IN. She married CHARLES SUMMERS February 28, 1833, son of HENRY SUMMERS and MARY HORN. He was born October 29, 1806 in Augusta (as per Tucker bio.) or Botetourt County (as per gravestone), VA, and died April 20, 1895 in Winchester, Randolph County, IN. More About SUSANNAH LUDY: Burial: Neff Cemetery, Randolph County, IN Fact 1: died 9 days after David's birth; Fact 2: sister Rebecca married Charles after Susannah's death; Fact 3: picture; Fact 4: Her data on side Charles's gravestone, but buried in Neff Cemetery; Notes for CHARLES SUMMERS: info from Summers researcher Jack Ott; Obituary in Winchester, IN, unidentified newspaper, April 1895: "Charles Summers was born in Botetourt County [Botetourt Co., VA, formed from Augusta Co. in 1769], Virginia, October 29 1806 - and was the eldest of a family of fourteen children. He was the son of Henry and Mary (Horn) Summers, both of whom were also natives of Virginia. Until he was 21 years of age he was engaged in cultivating the fertile valley of the James River, and hunting wild game in the Blue Ridge and Allegheny mountains, frequently climbing the rugged rocks to the summit of the peaks of Otter. In 1827 he left the valley of his birth, accompanied by his brother, and walked to Dayton, Ohio, and was there engaged in digging the canal connecting Lake Erie and the Ohio River. After its completion he was engaged as Captain on the canal boat., "The Alpha", running from Dayton to Cincinnati. In 1829 he returned to Virginia, again traversing the entire distance on foot. He returned to Dayton, Ohio, in 1830, accompanied by his parents. In the early spring of 1831 he made his first trip to this county and at that time purchased the wilderness, out of the ashes of which, with an iron nerve and an unconquerable will, he was to build his much loved home. After making his purchase he returned to Dayton, Ohio, and while there cut and sold wood for 25 cents a cord, and by that means, with unseasoned toil and a manly heart, he paid for his new forest home. On February 28, 1833, he was married to Miss Susan Ludy, and in the following year he removed with his young wife to his home in the Hoosier forest, where he remained and resided to the time of his death. He there built from the timbers of the wild forest a small cabin without windows, save small openings made by cutting out pieces of logs. Their heating and cooking was done by means of a large fire place, in pots and dutch ovens. For 17 years, irrespective of storm or sunshine, he was engaged as a teamster, conveying merchandise and produce between the then small villages of Richmond, Winchester, Eaton, Dayton, and Cincinnati. At such times as he was not thus employed, he chopped and hauled two cords of wood per day to Winchester. Nor was he alone the builder and the gatherer of the honey for this busy and happy little hive, for his loving wife was ever busily engaged in the care of her little family, and drawing and crystallizing into sugar the golden sweets of the maple. The country being so sparsely populated, he was compelled to go to Richmond, a distance of 25 miles to mill. Mr. Summers bought his first iron nails, and paid for them, and his first taxes, with coon skins. He donated and hauled the timber used in the construction of the first church in Winchester. This pioneer, yet happy little home, was not to be without its days of cloud and sunshine, of joy and sorrow, for on the 15th day of September, 1847, death, the great and inevitable destroyer came, filling the then happy home with gloom, claiming as Its own that dear and loving wife and devoted mother, leaving to the care of her bereaved companion, her small family, the younger of whom was a babe of but 14 days old. To their happy union there was born seven children: Elvina, John, Elizabeth, Sarah Ann, Mary Magdaline, Charles Wesley, and David, all of whom survive him, save Mary. In June 1848 he was married to Miss Rebecca Ludy, a sister of his former wife, who accompanied him on his journey of life, sharing his pleasures and sorrows until September 25, 1887, when, she too, departed this life. As the fruits of this marriage was born one child, Elzenia, who also survives him. Mr. Summers died April 20, 1895, having arrived at the ripe old age of 88 years, 5 months., and 20 days. He leaves surviving him to mourn his loss, one brother, one sister, three sons, two half brothers, and four daughters, twenty-nine grandsons and daughters, and seventeen great grandsons and daughters."
from Tucker's "History of Randolph County," p. 357: 'CHARLES SUMMERS, farmer, P.O. Winchester, was born in Augusta County, VA, October 29, 1806, and is a son of Henry and Polly Summers, also natives of Virginia. He was brought up on a farm and attended school in a log cabin, and sat on slab seats. He came to Dayton, Ohio, in 1827, and some time afterward returned to Virginia. He came back to Dayton, in 1830, and in 1831 came to this county and selected a choice farm, which he still owns and occupies. He returned to Dayton, Ohio, after making the purchase, and there he married Miss Susan Ludy February 28, 1833, and the following year he brought his young wife to the Hoosier forest. He built a small cabin in the woods and cut out a piece of one log to admit the light. For seventeen years he hauled goods from Cincinnati and Dayton, and at such times as he had no hauling to do he would chop and haul two cords of wood to Winchester per day. Mr. Summers bought his first nails and first tobacco (dog leg) in Winchester with coonskins; he also paid his taxes with coonhides. He donated the timber for the first church in Winchester. He had to go to Richmond to mill, and distance of twenty-five miles. Mr. Summers did a vast amount of hard work. He cut (from the stump) and split 1,400 rails for George Hiatt for seven bushels of wheat, which was then worth 37 cents per bushel in currency. This he accomplished in seven days, besides going two miles to get some corn cracked also. Where can there be found a man who can do as much at the present time? In those days, they had no stoves, but cooked in pots and Dutch ovens. Mr. and Mrs. Summers had seven children of whom six are living--Elvina, John, Elizabeth, Sarah A., Charles W. and David. Mrs. Summers died September 15, 1847, and he again married, in June, 1848, this time to Miss Rebecca Ludy, a sister of his former wife. They had one child--Elzina. Mr. S. now owns 113 acres of valuable land, which is underlaid by a stratum of gravel from two and a half to three feet beneath the soil. Although Mr. Summers has worked very hard, it was not for self only, for he has always liberally assisted schools and churches, and has ever been ready and willing to aid the poor and needy.'
Sources: 1850 Census: White River, Randolph, IN M432-168 pg 71; enum Aug dwell 443 fam 447; Summers, Charles 43 VA Farmer; Rebecca 36 VA; Elvira 16 IN; John 14 OH; rest IN; Elizabeth 12; Sarah A 10; Mary M 7; Charles W 5; David 3 1860 Census: White River, Randolph, IN M653-292 pg 821; enum 21 Jul dwell 917 fam 896; Summers, Charles 54 VA Farmer; Rebecca 47 MD; rest IN; John 24; Mary 17; Charles W 14; David 12; Evean E 10 1865 White River Twp, Randolph Co. City Directory 1870 Census: White River, Randolph, IN M593-354 pg 559; enum 8 Aug dwell 482 fam 486 ; Summers, Charles 68 VA Farmer; Rebecca 54 MD; Mary 26 IN; Elthena 18 IN; David 22 IN; George, Samuel 53 PA Farm Hand; Rebecca 54; Mary 26; Elthena 18; 1874 Plat map 1880 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T9-307 pg 116 ED 166; enum 2 Jun dwell 26 fam 27; Somers, Charles 73 VA VA VA Farmer;Rebecca 66 MD MD MD More About CHARLES SUMMERS: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Fact 1: met Susan Ludy in Ohio; Fact 2: stone; sec. 8 next to road. Fact 3: on 1874 White River Twp., RC, IN, plat map, sec. 21 SW quarter and sec. 28 NW quarter 80 acres (almost 1/2 mile due east of present day Fountain Park Cemetery on south side of road); Fact 4: In 1865 directory for Randolph County, White River Twp; Fact 5: pictures; Fact 6: in St. John's German Reformed Church Register, page 85 "Carrolus Summers (son), baptized October 29, 1806--parent Henrich"; Occupation: lumberman and teamster Children of SUSANNAH LUDY and CHARLES SUMMERS are: 13. i. ELVINA SUMMERS, b. December 11, 1833, near Dayton, OH; d. August 23, 1921, Winchester IN. ii. JOHN D. SUMMERS, b. July 15, 1836, Greenville Pike, Winchester, IN; d. April 10, 1924, Greenville Pike, Winchester, IN; m. MARGARET ELLEN ROOSA, February 08, 1872, Randolph County, IN; b. 1854; d. 1933. Notes for JOHN D. SUMMERS: Sources: Indiana Marriage Record 1870-1875 pg 33: John Summers Mary E Rosa 8 Feb 1872 Randolph County by John Cramer 1880 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T9-307 pg 118 ED 166; enum 4 Jun dwell 78 fam 79; Summers, John D 44 IN VA MD Gardener; Magerett 24 OH OH OH; Wysong, Charles D [nphw] 5 IN IN IN; Grimes?, Washington 53m OH MD OH 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, In T623-399 pg 4a ED 134; enum 25 Jun dwell 283 fam 296; Summers, John D, Jul 1836 63 m-28yr IN VA MD Farmer; Margaret, Jun 1855 44 m-28yr No children OH OH OH 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 13b ED 149; enum 12 May dwell/fam 299; Summers, John 74 m1-30yr IN VA MD Farmer; Margaret 50 md1-30yr No children OH OH OH 1920 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 5b ED 169; enum 7 Feb dwell/fam 101; Summers, John D 83 IN VA MD Farmer; Margrett E 65 OH OH OH; More About JOHN D. SUMMERS: Burial: Fountain Park cemetery Cause of Death: paralytic stroke Fact 1: married by John Cramer; Occupation: truck gardener, fruit farmer More About MARGARET ELLEN ROOSA: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN 14. iii. ELIZABETH SUMMERS, b. January 27, 1839, one mile SE Winchester, IN; d. July 08, 1918, Winchester, IN. 15. iv. SARAH ANN SUMMERS, b. July 07, 1841; d. 1917. 16. v. MARY MAGDALINE SUMMERS, b. April 29, 1843; d. June 02, 1875. 17. vi. CHARLES WESLEY SUMMERS, b. August 10, 1845, White River Twp., Randolph Co., IN; d. April 13, 1922, Winchester, IN. 18. vii. DAVID SUMMERS, b. September 06, 1847; d. July 14, 1930, on a farm near Winchester, IN.
4. REBECCA (MARGARETH)2 LUDY (PETER1) was born
December 18, 1814 in Frederick Co., MD, and died September 25, 1887 in
Winchester, IN. She married CHARLES More About REBECCA (MARGARETH) LUDY: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery in St. John's German Reformed Church Register, page 85 "Carrolus Summers (son), bapized October 29, 1806--parent Henrich"; Occupation: lumberman and teamster Child of REBECCA LUDY and CHARLES SUMMERS is: 19. i. EVEANN ELZENA SUMMERS, b. September 26, 1850; d. April 28, 1938, Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN.
Generation No. 3 5. MARY JANE3 LUDY (HENRY2, PETER1) was born October 06, 1837 in Dayton, OH, and died September 190948. She married PHENEAS PORTER December 02, 1856. Notes for MARY JANE LUDY: Sources: 1870 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN M593-354 pg 568; enum 8 Jun dwell 162 fam 159; Porter, Finley 35 OH Peddler; Mary J 32 OH; rest IN; John H 12; Mary B 3; Clara 3; George 1 1880 Census: Washington, Randolph, IN T9-307 pg 268 ED 173; enum 11 Jun dwell/fam 90; Porter, Mathew F [???] 47 OH __ __ Foreman/saw mill; Mary J 43 OH MD VA; rest IN OH OH; John H 22 Farm manager; Clara 13; George W 11; Francis M [male] 7; Annie E 5 1900 Census: Washington, Randolph, In T623-399 pg 1a ED 129; enum 1 Jun dwell/fam 8; Porter, Mary J, Oct 1837 62wd m-44yr 7 children/5 lvg OH MD VA; George W, Jan 1869 31s IN OH OH Farmer; Sutton, Flora [servant], Jul 1890 10 IN IN IN; Children of MARY LUDY and PHENEAS PORTER are: i. JOHN H. PORTER, b. Abt. 1858. ii. MARY B. PORTER, b. Abt. 1861. iii. INFANT PORTER. iv. CLARA PORTER, b. Abt. 1867. v. GEORGE W. PORTER, b. January 1869; m. LAURA; b. Abt. 1876, Indiana. Notes for GEORGE W. PORTER: Sources: 1910 Census: Washington, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 1b ED 142; enum 16 Apr dwell/fam 23; Porter, George W 42 m2-9yr IN OH OH Farmer; Laura B 34 m1-9yr 2 children/2 lvg IN OH OH; Clarnence J 6 IN IN IN; Ralph H 3 IN IN IN; vi. FRANCIS M. PORTER, b. Abt. 1873. vii. ANNIE E. PORTER, b. Abt. 1875.
6. JOHN WASHINGTON3 LUDY (HENRY2, PETER1) was born February 22, 1840 in Dayton, OH, and died April 06, 1902. He married OLIVE ROOSA. She was born 1847 in Indiana, and died 1915. Notes for JOHN WASHINGTON LUDY: Sources: 1870 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN M593-354 pg 576; enum 10 Jun dwell 297 fam 294; Ludy, John 29 OH Cabinet maker; Olive 22 OH; William H 1 IN 1880 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T9-307 pg 117 ED 166; enum 2 Jun dwell 59 fam 60; Ludy, John 40 OH VA VA Farmer; Olive 33 OH OH OH; Willie 11 IN OH OH; Trump, Tulie [adopted] 2 IN IN IN; Rosa, Ennis [b-i-l] 19 OH OH OH 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 14a ED 134;
enum 25 Jun dwell 282 fam 295; Ludy, John W, Feb 1840 60 m-31yr OH MD VA Farmer; "Orve" T, Oct 1847 52 m-3 More About JOHN WASHINGTON LUDY: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN More About OLIVE ROOSA: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Children of JOHN LUDY and OLIVE ROOSA are: i. WILLIAM H.4 LUDY, b. September 1868, Indiana; m. FLORENCE LOVE; b. January 1871, Missouri; d. 1938. Notes for WILLIAM H. LUDY: Sources: 1910 Census: Porland Wd 2, Jay, IN T624-358 pg 9b ED 83; enum 21 Apr dwell/fam 224; Ludy, William H 40 m1-19yr IN VA OH RR operator; Flora L 39 m1-19yr 5 children/5 lvg MO Ire IN; rest IN IN MO; John R 16; Charley S 13; Mildred O 8; Mary F 4; Martha A 4 1920 Census: Portland Wd 2, Jay, IN T625-440 pg 9a ED 89; enum 8 Jan dwell 157 fam 167; Ludy, William 51 IN IN OH Operator;Flora 48 MO IN IN; rest IN IN MO; Charles 23; Mildred 18; Martha 14; Mary 14 1930 Census: Indianapolis, Marion, IN T626-607 pg 12b ED 25; enum 8 Apr dwell 187 fam 238; Ludy, William H 61 m1st @22 IN IN IN No occ; Love F 60 m1st @20 MO IN IN; Charles S 33 m1st @33 IN IN MO Salesman/clothing WW Vet; Frances [d-i-l] 26 m1st @26 IN IN IN; Mary 24 IN IN MO; More About WILLIAM H. LUDY: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN More About FLORENCE LOVE: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN ii. TULIE TRUMP LUDY, b. Abt. 1878. More About TULIE TRUMP LUDY: Fact 1: adopted;
7. ELIZABETH ANN3 LUDY (HENRY2, PETER1) was born May 27, 1842 in Winchester IN, and died December 20, 1911. She married ELWOOD HIATT February 22, 1866. He was born January 09, 1840 in Winchester, Randolph Co., IN, and died September 23, 1886. Notes for ELIZABETH ANN LUDY: Sources: Indiana Marriage Record 1865-1870 cmp by Margaret Snyder pg 18 - Elwood Hiatt & "Martha" A Ludy Hiatt-Hiett Genealogy & Family History by William Perry Johnson 1936 pp 302, 458 per Lynn Messina 1870 Census: White River, Randolph, IN M593-354 pg 546; enum 2 Jul dwell ; Hiatt, Elwood 30 Farmer, Elizabeth 28; Charles 3; Emma 1; Cyrus 32; Anderson 34; all IN; Ruttidge, Enos 25 NC Frm lbr; Gullett, Martha J 20 IN Housekeeper 1880 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T9-307 pg 121a ED 166; enum 11 Jun; dwell 142 fam 143; Hiatt, Elwood 40 IN NC NC Farmer; Elizabeth A 38 IN MD VA; rest IN IN IN; Charles L 13; Emma D 11; Mary E 9; Anna C 7; Minnie M 5; George Walter 3; Cora May 1; Millett, James 23 Svt, Frm Lbr 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 6a ED 136; enum 5 Jun dwell 97 fam 101; Hiatt, Elizabeth A, May "1852" 58wd 9 children/9 lvg IN MD VA Land; rest IN IN IN; Annie C, Sep 1872 27 Dressmaker; Minnie M, Nov 1874 25; George W, Aug 1876 23 Farm Labor; Cora M, Sep 1878 21; Garfield, Jan 1881 19; Ralph C, Oct 1882 17; Edna E [gr-dau], Nov 1891 8 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, In T624-376 pg 13a ED 150;
enum 26 Apr dwell 317 fam 326; Hiatt, Elizabeth 67wd 9 children/9 lvg IN MD VA; rest IN IN IN; G Walter 33wd
More About ELIZABETH ANN LUDY: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN More About ELWOOD HIATT: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Children of ELIZABETH LUDY and ELWOOD HIATT are: i. CHARLES LINCOLN4 HIATT, b. December 1866; d. July 1956, Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN; m. (1) CLARA J. MOTE, September 25, 1890; b. April 30, 1868; d. April 07, 1894; m. (2) JENNIE MYRTLE COX, March 09, 1898; b. February 02, 1873; d. October 26, 1905, Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN. Notes for CHARLES LINCOLN HIATT: Sources: Indiana Marriage Records 1882-1891 Pt 1 - 1891 pg 13 - Charles L Hiatt & Clara Mote 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 1b ED 134; enum 1 Jun dwell/fam 15; Hiatt, Charles "S," Dec 1866 33 m-2yr IN IN IN Farmer; Myrtle, Feb 1873 27 m-2yr 1 child/1 lvg IN IN OH; Edna, Nov 1892 8 IN IN IN; Herald, Jan 1898 [son] 7 IN IN IN 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 5b ED 148; enum 25 Apr dwell 183 fam 185; Hiatt, Charles L 43 m3-1yr Farmer; Flora 39 m2-1yr 0 children; Harrold W 11; Frank E 9; Fouse, Adie 17 svt; all IN IN IN 1920 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 4a ED 168; enum 23 Feb dwell/fam 88; "Hatt," Charley 54 IN IN IN Farmer; Flora 49 IN IN IN [nxt dr is son Harold] 1930 Census: White River, Randolph, In T626-624 pg 5b ED 27; enum 11 Apr dwell 107 fam 110; Hiatt, Charles 62 m1st @20 IN IN IN Farmer; Flora 59 m1st @28 IN IN IN; ii. EMMA DELL HIATT, b. August 07, 1868, Winchester, Randolph Co., IN; d. 1950; m. WILLIAM H. KIRCHNER, Abt. 1895; b. August 1871, Ohio. Notes for EMMA DELL HIATT: Sources: 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 6b ED 136; enum 6 Jun dwell 106 fam 107; Kircher, William H, Aug 1871 28 m-5yr OH Ger OH Day laborer; Emma D, aug 1868 31 m-5yr 2 children/2 lvg IN IN IN; Nellie H, Sep 1898 1 IN OH IN; Ralph, Mar 1900 2/12 IN OH IN 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 6a ED 148; enum 26 Apr dwell 126 fam 128; Kercher, William M 38 m1-15yr OH Ger OH Farmer; Emma D [indexed Emana] 41 m1-15yr 5 children/4 lvg IN IN IN; rest IN OH IN; Nellie 12; Ralph 10; Raymond 3; Elizabeth 1 3/12 1920 Census: Madison, Jay, IN T625-440 pg 4b ED 73; enum 26-27 Jan dwell 90 fam 93; Kircher, William 49 OH Ger OH Farmer; Emma 52 IN IN IN; Ralph 19 IN OH IN; Raymond 12 IN OH IN 1930 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 5a ED 27; enum 10 Apr dwell 85 fam 88; Kircher, Emma D 61 m1st @21 IN IN IN; lvgw/sisters Anna C & Minnie M Hiatt More About EMMA DELL HIATT: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN iii. GEORGE WALTER HIATT, b. August 18, 1876; d. 1941, Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN. iv. CORA MAY HIATT, b. September 24, 1878; d. 1916. More About CORA MAY HIATT: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN v. MARY ELLEN HIATT, b. September 21, 1870, Winchester, Randolph Co., IN. vi. ANNA CATHERINE HIATT, b. September 15, 1872, Winchester, Randolph Co., IN; d. 1956. Notes for ANNA CATHERINE HIATT: Sources: 1920 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 6b ED 169; enum 9 Feb dwell/fam 129; Hiatt, Anna C 47s Housekeeper; Minnie M [sister] 45s Housekeeper; Martha H [niece] 15; all IN IN IN 1930 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 5a ED 27; enum 10 Apr dwell 85 fam 88; Hiatt, Anna C 57s Farm manager; Minnie M [sister] 55s; Kircher, Emma D [sister] 61 m1st @21; all IN IN IN; More About ANNA CATHERINE HIATT: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN vii. MINNIE H. HIATT, b. November 23, 1874; d. 1935. Notes for MINNIE H. HIATT: Sources: 1920 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 6b ED 169; enum 9 Feb dwell/fam 129; Hiatt, Minnie M 45s Housekeeper IN IN IN; lvg/w sisters Anna C Hiatt 1930 Census" White River, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 5a ED 27; enum 10 Apr dwell 85 fam 88; Hiatt, Minnie M 55s IN IN IN; lvg/w sister Anna C Hiatt; More About MINNIE H. HIATT: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN viii. GARFIELD HIATT, b. January 13, 1881, Winchester, Randolph Co., IN; d. 1931; m. PEARL MAY, Abt. 1910; b. Abt. 1881. Notes for GARFIELD HIATT: Sources: WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 1653185 Draft Board 0 1920 Census: Winchester Wd 1, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 9a ED 171; enum 7 Jan dwell/fam 218; Hiatts, Garfield 38 Salesman/Hardware; Pearl 38; Reed 8; Max 10/12; all IN IN IN 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T636-624 pg 11a ED 24; enum 10 Apr dwell/fam 299; Hiatt, Garfield 49 m1st @29 IN IN IN Salesman/Hardware store; Pearl 49 m1st @29 IN IN NY; Reed 19 IN IN IN; Max G 11 IN IN IN; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918; Garfield Hiatt Roll 1653185 Db 0 - Sept 12, 1918;Address: 113 E South, Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana;Birth: 13 Jan 1881 Age: 37 Occupation: Merchant -self - 125 S Main, Winchester, IN Relative: Pearl May Hiatt - 113 E South, Winchester, IN /s/ Garfield Hiatt Description: Tall, med build, gray eyes, brown hair; Obituary in unidentified newspaper: Ends Life by Bullet - At Home of Sisters Garfield Hiatt, 50, prominent Winchester hardware dealer, committed suicide last Wednesday morning about 10:30 o'clock, by shooting himself through the heart. He had been in ill health for some time. Mr. Hiatt had gone to the home of his sisters, Kate and Minnie Hiatt, about one and one-half miles east of here, Wednesday morning and about 10:30 went to a nearby cornfield where the fatal shot was fired. The body was found by his sisters. Coroner O.W. Hinshaw was called and the body removed to the Clark, Maynard and Thomas Funeral Home. Mr. Hiatt was a partner in the Hiatt and Payne Hardware Company and had been in business here for the past twenty years. He was a member of the Masonic and the Odd Fellows Lodges and a trustee of the local Presbyterian Church. He was also a member of the county council but resigned a few weeks ago because of poor health. Surviving are the widow, two sons, Max at home and Reid residing here; three sisters Kate and Minnie Hiatt of near Winchester and Mrs. Emma Kircher of Union City; and three brothers, Ralph, and Charles of Winchester and Walter of Bastrop, LA. Funeral services were held at the home on South East Street Saturday afternoon in Charge of Rev. G.M. Payne. Burial was made in Fountain Park Cemetery. ix. RALPH CLARENCE HIATT, b. October 13, 1882, Winchester, Randolph Co., IN; d. 1962; m. NELLIE, Abt. 1905; b. Abt. 1886, Indiana. Notes for RALPH CLARENCE HIATT: Sources: 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 13b ED 149; enum 12 May dwell/fam 295; Hiatt, Ralph 27 m1-4yr IN IN IN Farmer; Nellie 24 m1-4yr 2 children/2 lvg IN IN OH; Orline 3 IN IN IN; Evert 3 IN IN IN WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 1653185 Draft Board 0 1920 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 3a ED 173; enum 5 Jan dwell/fam 71; Hiatt, Ralph 36 IN IN IN Manager/automobile salesmen; Nellie 34 IN IN OH; rest IN IN IN; Orlin 13; Everett 11 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 11b ED 26; enum 10 Apr dwell 269 fam 288; Hiatt, Ralph C 48 m1st @22 Tool dresser/oil field; Nellie 46 m1st @20 Milliner; Jack 24 Labor/bottle factory; James 22 labor/building; Fouse, Fay [lodger] [male] 22sClerk/ pool hall; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918Ralph Clarence Hiatt Roll 1653185 DB 0 - Sept 12, 1918;Address: RFD4 Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana;Birth: 13 Oct 1882 Age: 35 N Relative: Mrs. Nellie Hiatt - same address;Occupation: Automobile & implement dealer -self 218 N Main, Winchester, Randolph Co, IN /s/ Ralph Clarence Hiatt Description: Tall, slender, lt blue eyes, black hair; More About RALPH CLARENCE HIATT: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN
8. ALONZO E.3 LUDY (HENRY2, PETER1) was born April 08, 1852 in Winchester IN, and died June 13, 1937 in Greenville Ave., Winchester, IN. He married SARAH F. MCDONALD-CHANDLER48 September 16, 1878. She was born May 1850 in Canada, and died September 03, 1938. Notes for ALONZO E. LUDY: Sources: 1880 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T9-307 pg 117 ED 166; enum 2 Jun dwell 57 fam 58; Ludy, Alonzo 28 IN MD VA School Teacher; Sarah 30 New Brunswick Scotland Prince Edward Isle; Olive E 10/12 IN IN NB 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 10b ED 137; enum 12 Jun dwell 232 fam 244; Ludy, Alonzo, apr Apr 1852 48 m-21yr IN MD VA Farmer; Sarah F, May 1850 50 m-21yr 4 children/4 lvg Canada Scot Can; rest IN IN Can; Oliver E, Jul 1879 20; Edith J,Aug 1883 16; Henry C, Aug 1885 14; Fannie B, Jan 1890 10 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 17b ED 152; enum 15 Apr dwell 304 fam 318; Ludy, Alonzo E 58 m-31yr IN MDVA Farmer; Sarah F 59 m-31yr 4 children/4 lvg Can Eng IN; Olive E 30 IN IN Can Teacher/city schools; Edith J 26 IN IN CanTeacher/city schools; Fannie B 20 IN IN Can 1920 Census: Winchester Wd 3, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 11b ED 173; enum 13 Jan dwell 298 fam 308; Ludy, Alonzo E 67 IN MDVA Farmer; Sarah F 69 [1875 Na 1878] Can Scot Can; Edith J 36 IN IN Can Teacher/primary 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 16a ED 26; enum
14 Apr dwell 415 fam 431; Ludy, Alonzo E 78 m1st @26 INMD VA Odd jobs; Sarah F 79 m1st @21 Can Scot Prince Edward Isle,
Can [1875 Na]; Olive E 50 IN IN Can School teacher Fountain Park Burial Books More About ALONZO E. LUDY: Burial: Fountain Park cemetery, Winchester, IN More About SARAH F. MCDONALD-CHANDLER: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Children of ALONZO LUDY and SARAH MCDONALD-CHANDLER are: i. OLIVE E.4 LUDY, b. July 1879; d. August 03, 1937. More About OLIVE E. LUDY: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN ii. EDITH LUDY, b. August 1883; m. FRANK THOMPSON. iii. FANNIE LUDY, b. January 1890, Indiana; m. ERNEST C. MANN, Abt. 1915; b. Abt. 1889, Indiana. Notes for FANNIE LUDY: Sources: 1930 Census: Brazil, Clay, IN T626-581 pg 15a Ed 5; enum 15 Apr dwell/fam 350; Mann, Ernest 41 m1st @27 IN IN IN Telegraph operator; Fannie L 40 m1st @25 IN IN IN; iv. HENRY C. LUDY, b. August 13, 1885, Winchester IN; d. July 31, 1956; m. INDIA ??; b. July 31, 1887; d. March 1973. Notes for HENRY C. LUDY: Sources: 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-376 pg 2a ED 152; enum 15 Apr dwell 27 fam 28; Ludy, Henry C 24 m1-3yr IN IN Can Rodman/surveyor; India 22 m1-3yr 1 child/1 lvg IN IN IN; Robert H 2 IN IN IN WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 1653185 Draft Board 0 1920 Census: Winchester Wd 3, Randolph IN T625-464 pg 2b ED 173; enum 3 Jan dwell/fam 60; Ludy, Henry 34 IN IN Can Commercial traveler/auto tire co; rest IN IN IN; India P 32; Robert H 12; James A 9; Favorite, Charles [f-i-l] 58m IN MD IN Commercial traveler/auto tire co 1930 Census: Pennville, Jay, IN T626-595 pg 4b ED 10; enum 7 Apr dwell/fam 126; Ludy, Henry C 44 m1st @21 IN IN Can Funeral director; Rest IN IN IN; India 42 m1st @18; James 18; Sara 2 9/12 US WWII Draft Registration Cards 1942: Roll WW2_2283181 Ser# U-1170 Fountain Park Cemetery Burial Books, More About HENRY C. LUDY: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN More About INDIA ??: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN
9. SARAH REBECCA3 LUDY (HENRY2, PETER1)
was born January 11, 1855 in Winchester, IN, and died January 25, 1918.
She married SERVEDAS H. BARKER October
Notes for SARAH REBECCA LUDY: Sources: Indiana Marriages 1882-1892 Randolph County - pg 3 Survedas H Barker & Sarah R Ludy 6 Oct 1886 by Min. W O Pierce 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 4b ED 136; enum 5 Jun dwell 85 fam 86; Barker, Servetus H Nov 1858 41 m-13yr OH OH OH Salesman/grocery; Sarah R, Jan 1855 45 m-13yr 1 child/ 0 lvg IN MD VA; Child of SARAH LUDY and SERVEDAS BARKER is: i. INFANT4 BARKER.
10. EMMA3 LUDY (HENRY2, PETER1) was
born November 19, 1857 in Winchester IN, and died January 28, 1914 in
Greenville Ave., Winchester, IN. Sh Notes for EMMA LUDY: Sources: Indiana Marriage Records 1882-1891pg 40 Ennis Roosa & Emma Ludy 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 6a ED 136; enum 5 Jun dwell 102 fam 103; Roosa, Ennis, Jul 1852 40 OH UN UN; Emma, Nov 1857 42 m-17yr 1 child/1 lvg IN MD VA; Ethel M, Jun 1890 9 IN OH IN 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 17b ED 152; enum 25 Apr dwell 300 fam 314; Roosa, Ennis 51 m1-27yr OH IN US Carpenter; Emma 52 m1-27yr 1 child/1 lvg IN IN IN; Ethel M 19 IN IN IN 1920 Census: Winchester, Randolph, In T625-464 pg 11a ED 173; enum 12 Jan dwell 294 fam 303; Roosa, Ennis 60wd OH IN OH; More About EMMA LUDY Burial: January 30, 1914, Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Child of EMMA LUDY and ENNIS ROOSA is: i. ETHEL4 ROOSA, b. June 1890, Indiana. 11. CHRISTINA KATHRYN3 LUDY (HENRY2, PETER1) was born March 08, 1845 in Winchester, IN, and died January 21, 1908; buried in Maxville Cemetery, IN. She married THOMAS J. WAY September 14, 1867. He was born Abt. 1846 in Indiana, and died October 28, 1891. Notes for CHRISTINA KATHRYN LUDY: Sources: Indiana Marriage Record 1865-1870 compiled by Margaret Snyder pg 42: Thomas J Way & Christenia Ludy 1870 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN M593-354 pg 568; enum 8 Jun dwell 161 fam 158; Way, Thomas 24; Christina 25; Charles W 1; all IN 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 4b ED 136; enum 5 Jun dwell 83 fam 84; Way, Christenia, Mar 1845 55wd 5 children/4 lvg IN MD VA; rest IN IN IN; Guy, May 1871 29 Hostler; Harvey J, Oct 1880 19; Bertha, Jul 1883 16; Children of CHRISTINA LUDY and THOMAS WAY are: i. CHARLES W. WAY, b. Abt. 1869. ii. GUY WAY, b. May 1871.
Sources: 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 12a ED 151; enum 23 Apr dwell 298 fam 308; Way, Guy 37s IN IN IN Fireman/City 1920 Census: Winchester Wd 2, Randolph, IN T625-4664 pg 10a ED 172; enum 8-9 Jan dwell 266 fam 267; Way, Guy 46wd IN IN IN Firechief; iii. INFANT WAY. iv. HARVY J. WAY, b. October 1880, Indiana. v. BERTHA WAY, b. July 1883, Indiana.
12. MARGUERITE ELLEN3 LUDY (HENRY2, PETER1) was born February 26, 1848 in Winchester, IN, and died April 06, 1938 in Winchester, IN. She married WILLIAM LENKENSDORFER September 14, 1867. He was born February 26, 1848 in Winchester, Randolph Co., IN, and died April 06, 1904. Notes for MARGUERITE ELLEN LUDY: Sources: US Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865 M540-14 1900 Census: White River Twp, Winchester City, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 10b; enum 12 Jun dwell 231 fam 243; "Lenkesdofer," William Feb 1845 55 m-31yr Ger Ger Ger;Margaret, Feb 1849 51 8 children/7 lvg; Mary, Sep 1869 30; Edward, Jun 1881 18 INGer IN; Fred, Sep 1886 13 IN Ger IN; Anthony, Blanch, Jun 1878 21 m-1yr 0 children IN Ger IN; Jesse, Mar 1876 24 m1 IN SC NC Spoke Turner 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 16b ED 152; enum 23 & 25 dwell 276 fam 284; "Lenheradorfer." Margarett 61wd 7 children/6 lvg IN MD VA; Mary 41s IN Ger IN Seamstress; Fred E 24 IN Ger IN Lineman/telephone 1920 Census: Winchester Wd 3, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 11a ED 173; enum 12 Jan dwell 284 fam 293; Lenkensdorfer, Margaret 70wd IN MD VA; Mary 41s IN Frankfort, Ger IN Seamstress/dry goods st 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 16b ED 26; enum 15 Apr dwell 416 fam 440; Lenkeusdorfer, Margaret 81d IN MD VA; Mary 60s IN IN Ger Seamstress; US Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865 M540-14 William Lenkensdorfer Pvt - Union 124 Regiment Indiana Infantry Co G; Notes for WILLIAM LENKENSDORFER: Military: Civil War Union, Co G 124 IN Inf; Occupation: Carpenter; Immigrated to States in 1860; Children of MARGUERITE LUDY and WILLIAM LENKENSDORFER are: i. JOHN HENRY LENKENSDORFER, b. November 24, 1873, Indiana; m. MARY E. ELLIOTT, October 11, 1898; b. October 1879, Indiana. Notes for JOHN HENRY LENKENSDORFER: Sources: Indiana Marriage Collection 1800-1941 John H "Lenkendorfer" age 19 Winchester; Occupation: laborer 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 4b ED 136; dwell 80 fam 84; "Linkensdoffer," John, Nov 1873 26 m-2yr IN Ger IN; Mary, Oct 1879 20 m-2yr 1 child/1 lvg IN IN IN; Willard, Oct 1898 1 IN IN IN; Jobes, Roy [boarder], Jul 1873 26 m-3yr IN IN IN House Painter; Ada [boarder, Mar 1871 29 m-3yr 2 children/2 lvg* [only 1 listed] IN Ger IN; Ethel, Jun 1899 11/12 IN IN IN 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 17b ED 152; enum 25 Apr dwell 302 fam 316; Lenkensdorfer, John H 37 m1-12yr IN Ger IN Wagon driver/dray; Mary C 30 m1-12yr 1 child/1 lvg IN IN IN; Williard S 11 IN IN IN 1920 Census: Winchester Wd 3, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 11b ED 173; enum 13 Jan dwell 296 fam 306; Lenkensdorfer, John H 46 IN Frankfort, Ger IN Brickmason; Mary Ellen 40 IN IN IN; Willard S 21 IN IN IN; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18 Roll 1653185 Db 0 - Sept 12, 1918 John Henry Lenkensdofer Address: Greenville Ave, Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana; Birth: 24 Nov 1873 Age; 44 Occupation: Carpenter-Woodbury Mfg Co; N Relative: Ellen Mary Lenkensdofer - same address /s/ John Henry Lenkensdofer Description: Med hgt & build, black eyes, black hair; ii. ED LENKENSDORFER50, b. June 17, 1882, Indiana; m. LULA MARY RIDER; b. Abt. 1890, Indiana. Notes for ED LENKENSDORFER: Sources: 1910 White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 3a ED 151; enum 16 Apr dwell 68 fam 76 ; Lenkensdorfer, Edward 26 m1-2yr IN Ger IN Bartender/Saloon; Luler N m1-2yr no children listed IN US OH WWI Draft Registrations Cards 1917-18: Roll 1653185 DraftBoard 0 1920 Census: Winchester Wd 3, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 11a ED 173; enum 12 Jan dwell 292 fam 301; Lenkensdofer, Edward 36 IN Ger IN Proprietor/pool room; Lulu 30 IN OH SC 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 13b ED 26; enum 12 Apr dwell 326 fam 347; Lenkensdorfer, Edward 47 m1st 24 IN Ger IN Proprietor/Cigar Store; Lula M 40 m1st @18 IN VA OH US WWII Draft Registration Cards 1942: Roll WW2_2283033 Ser# U-2044 WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 Edward Lenkensdofer Roll 1653185 DB 0 - Sept 12, 1918;Address: 406 E Franklin, Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana;Birth: 17 Jun 1882 Age: 36 Occupation: ___ cigars, 104 W Main, Winchester, IN;N Relative: Lulla Mary Lenkensdofer - same address /s/ Edward Lenkensdofer Description: Tall, stout, gray eyes, brown hair US WWII Draft Registration Cards, 1942 Ed Lenkensdofer Roll WW2_2283033 Ser# U2044 - April 27, 1942;Address: 233 E Washington, White River Twp, Winchester, Randolph, IN;Age: 59 Birth: 17 Jun 1882 Winchester, IN Employer - self - 104 N Main, Winchester, IN;Name & address of person always know address: Lulu Lenkensdofer - same address; Signature: Ed Lenkensdofer Description: 5' 11", 185#, blue eyes, bald, light complexion iii. FRED LENKENSDORFER, b. September 27, 1886, Winchester, Randolph Co., IN; d. September 06, 1941; m. OPHA H.; b. February 1891, Indiana; d. November 1984, Winchester, Randolph Co., IN. Notes for FRED LENKENSDORFER: Sources: 1920 Census: Winchester Wd 3, Randolph, In T625-464 pg 8b ED 173; enum 10 Jan dwell 214 fam 220; Lenkenddofer, Fred 33 IN Frankfort, Ger IN Electrician/light plant; Opha R 28 IN IN IN; Jean 2 5/12 IN IN IN 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 13b ED 26; enum 12 Apr dwell 323 fam 344; Lenkinsdorfer, Fred 43 m1st 30 IN Ger IN Electrician/gen practice; rest IN IN IN: Opha H 39 m1st @25; Gene [dau] 12; John E 4 4/12; Frederick 1/12;SSDI: SSN 304-22-4263 Iss: IN - Opha Lenkensdofer WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918;Fred Lenkensdofer Roll 1653185 DB 0 - 5 Jun 1917;Address: 635 E Main, Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana;Birth: 27 Sep 1886 Winchester, IN Age: 30 Married - wife dependent;Occupation: Electrician- Citizen Heat,Light & Power Co, Winchester, IN /s/ Fred Lenkensdofer Description: Med hgt, stout, gray eyes, brown hair iv. MARY LENKENSDORFER. Notes for MARY LENKENSDORFER: Sources: 1900 Census: White River Twp, Winchester City, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 10b; enum 12 Jun dwell 231 fam 243; "Lenkesdofer,"Mary, Sep 1869 30; lvg w/parents 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 16b ED 152; enum 23 & 25 dwell 276 fam 284; "Lenheradorfer." Mary 41s IN Ger IN Seamstress; lvg w/mother 1920 Census: Winchester Wd 3, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 11a ED 173; enum 12 Jan dwell 284 fam 293; Lenkensdorfer, Mary 41s IN Frankfort, Ger IN Seamstress/dry goods st; lvg w/mother 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 16b ED 26; enum 15 Apr dwell 416 fam 440; Lenkeusdorfer, Mary 60s IN IN Ger Seamstress; lvg w/mother; v. ADDIE LENKENSDORFER, b. March 02, 1871, Winchester, Randolph Co., IN; m. ROY JOBES, January 24, 1899, Winchester, IN. Notes for ADDIE LENKENSDORFER: Sources: Indiana Marriage Collection 1800-1941 Addie "Lenkersdorfer" to Roy Jobes age 27 Occupation: paper hanger 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 4b ED 136; dwell 80 fam 84; Jobes, Roy, Jul 1873 26 m-3yr IN IN IN HousePainter; Ada, Mar 1871 29 m-3yr 2 children/2 living* [only 1 listed] IN Ger IN; Ethel, Jun 1899 11/12 IN IN IN; lvg w/ John Lenkensdorfer 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 17b ED 152; enum 25 Apr dwell 299 fam 313; Jobes, Roy W 37 m1-12yr IN IN IN House painter; Addie 39 m1-12yr 2 children/2 lvg IN Ger IN; Ethel M 10 IN IN IN; Miriam B 9 IN IN IN 1920 Census: Winchester Wd 1, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 7a ED 171; enum 6 Jan dwell/fam 160; Jobes, Roy 46 IN IN IN Paper hanger; Addie 48 IN Ger IN; Ethel 20 IN IN IN Sales lady/ dry goods; Merian 19 IN IN IN 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 19b ED 24; enum 9 Apr dwell 267 fam 287; Jobes, Roy 56 m1st @25 IN IN IN; House decorator; Addie 59 m1st @26 In Ger IN; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918Leroy Jobes Roll 1653185 DB 0 - Sept 12, 1918;Address: 400 Tompson, Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana;Birth: 13 Jul 1873 Age 45 Occupation: Paper hanger - self N Relative: Ada Jobes - same address /s/ Leroy Jobes Description: Med hgt & build, brown eyes, brown hair; vi. MAUDE LENKENSDORFER, b. March 22, 1876, Winchester, Randolph Co., IN; m. GEORGE CADWALLADER. vii. BLANCH LENKENSDORFER, b. June 22, 1878, Winchester, Randolph Co., IN; m. JESSE ELSWORTH ANTHONY, February 26, 1899, Winchester, IN; b. March 19, 1876, Indiana. Notes for BLANCH LENKENSDORFER: Sources: Indiana Marriage Collection 1800-1941 Jesse E Anthony age 22 occupation: spoke turner; md Blanch Lenkensdorfer 26 Feb 1899Winchester, Randolph, IN by Chas. E. Hiatt 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 10b ED 12; enum 12 Jun dwell 231 fam 243; Anthony, Jesse, Mar 1876 24m-1yr IN SC NC; Blanche, Jun 1878 21 m-1yr 0 children IN Ger IN; lvg/w her parents WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 1504014 Draft Board 1 1920 Census: Indianapolis, Marion, IN T625-451 pg 3a ED 39; enum 3 Jan dwell 58 fam 62; Anthony, Jesse E 42 IN NC NC;Motorman/street railway; Blanche 41 IN Ger IN; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 Jesse Elsworth Anthony Roll 1504014 DB 1 - Sept 12, 1918;Address: 1504 Brookside Ave, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana;Birth: 19 Mar 1876 Age: 42 Occupation: Motorman-Union Trac Co, Anderson, IN;N Relative: Blanche Anthony [wife] - same address /s/ Jesse Elworth Anthony Description: Med hgt & build, blue eyes, brown hair;
13. ELVINA3 SUMMERS (SUSANNAH2 LUDY, PETER1) was born December 11, 1833 in near Dayton, OH, and died August 23, 1921 in Winchester IN. She married (1) ELIJAH THOMAS September 14, 1854. He died October 04, 1854. She married (2) JACOB SUMMERS November 07, 1860 in Randolph Co., IN, son of HENRY SUMMERS and MARY HORN. He was born April 14, 1824 in Virginia50, and died July 26, 1881 in Winchester, Randolph Co., IN50. Notes for ELVINA SUMMERS: See obituary from Winchester paper. Her husband, Jacob, is her father's brother, making Jacob her uncle. Obituary taken from Winchester, IN, unidentified newspaper, August 1921: "Mrs. Elvina Summers--"Elvina, oldest daughter of Charles and Susan (Ludy) Summers, was born near Dayton, Ohio, Dec. 11, 1833, departed this life August 23, 1921, at the ripe old age of 87 years, 8 months and 12 days. On the 14th of Feb. 1836, she came with her parents to the then virgin forest near Winchester, where they built their home and where she lived until her marriage to Elijah Thomas in1854, who was called to leave his young wife, Oct. 4, 1854. One little daughter, Laura E., came to her from this union, who has lived close to her mother and has ever been her comfort and companion and who has ministered to her every need with tenderest care." death notice from Winchester newspaper: "On Nov. 2, 1860, she was married to Jacob Summers. To this union were born four children, Anna Jane, John E., Alva J., and Sarah E., all of whom are living except Alva J., who departed this life Oct., 1915. Jacob Summers was called to the great beyond July 26, 1881, since which time she has lived a widow. She leaves to mourn their loss three daughters, Laura E. Barker, Anna Jane Jones, of Winchester, Sarah E. Gruntsman of Palliard, Ark., one son, John E., of Anderson, three brothers, John D., Wesley and David and one half-sister, Mrs. Elzena Troxell, all of Winchester, and many other relatives and friends, among whom are nineteen grandchildren and twenty-four great-grandchildren. About 60 years ago Mrs. Summers united with the German Reformed Church. During her declining days she was often heard to pray and said she was going to her home in heaven. She was a kind, affectionate mother and was always industrious and sympathetic. "Dearest mother, thou has left us, Death has claimed thee for its own; Thou are gone to join the angels, In that bright and happy home. "We are left without a mother We no more to have her care If we cherish the advice she gave us We'll meet her on that other shore. "The family desires in this manner to thank the friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness during the sickness and death of their dear one." More About ELVINA SUMMERS: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery Winchester, IN Fact 1: father born in VA; mother born in MD; Fact 2: 1st marriage to a Thomas, one daughter Laura; 2nd marriage to Jacob, her uncle; Fact 3: buried beside Jacob Summers section 8; unmarked grave; Fact 4: Randolph Co, IN Marriage Record 1858-1865 pg 36 cmpl by Margaret Snyder - 7 Nov 1860 Randolph Co, IN by John Harlan, J.P; Notes for JACOB SUMMERS: Family story: Jacob had lived in the Dayton, OH area, at one time, and owned land that part of Dayton now sits on. Jacob would have traveled with father Henry and mother Mary as a six year old when Charles brought Summers family from Botetourt County, VA, to Montgomery County, OH, area in 1830. Brother Charles moved to Randolph County, IN, in 1831. Charles was a teamster between Winchester, Richmond, Dayton, and Cincinnati, so there would have been family connections to Dayton area whether Henry and rest of family moved with Charles in 1831 or stayed in Dayton and moved later . As an adult Jacob could have purchased Dayton area land. Later, probably after moving to Randolph County, IN, Jacob failed to pay taxes on the Dayton land. Lawyers in the late 20th century sought Jacob's descendents' signatures for a quit claim deed to land in Dayton, relinquishing all rights. Sources: Indiana Marriages, Randolph Co - FHL Salt Lake microfilm 0207307 - Jacob Summers & Anna Edwards Indiana Marriage Record 1858-1865 pg 36 cmpl by Margaret Snyder - Jacob Summers & Elvina Thomas 1850 Census: White River, Randolph, IN M432-168 pg 86; enum 15 Sep dwell 650 fam 660; Summers, Jacob 26 VA; Ann 24 IN; Henry H 1 IN 1860 Census: White River, Randolph, IN M653-292 pg 825; enum 24 Jul dwell 942 fam 931; Summers, Jacob 36 VA Farmer; Elvina 26 OH; Henry H 11 IN; Laura Thomas 5 IN 1870 Census: White River, Randolph, IN M593-354 pg 557; enum 12 Jul dwell 464 fam 468; "Sumers," Jacob 46 VA; rest IN; Elvira 40; Henry 21; Thomas, Laura 14; Summers, Annie 7; John 5; Alva 3; Sarah 2/12 1880 Census: White River Twp, Randolph, IN T9-307 pg 123a ED 166; enum 12 Jun dwell 164 fam 166; Summers, Jacob 56 VA VA VA Farmer; Elvira 46 OH VA MD; rest all IN IN OH; Thomas, Laura E [s-dau] 24; Anna J 19; John E 16; Alva J 13; Sarah E 10 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 3a ED 136; enum 4 Jun dwell 57 fam 58; Summers, Elvina, Dec 1833 66wd 5 children/5 lvg OH VA MD;Alva J 33dv IN VA OH Farmer; Barker, Laura E [dau] Jul 1855 44 m-13yr 2 children/2 lvg IN IN OH; Thomas J [s-in-l] Jun 1856 43 m-13yr IN IN IN Day labor; Etta E [g-dau] Dec 1888 11 IN ?? IN; Ora J [g-s] Jan 1893 7 IN __ _ 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 16a ED 152; enum 23 Apr dwell 261 fam 275; Summers, Elvina 76wd 5 children/5 OH VA VA; lvg w/her dau Barker, Laura 1920 Census: Winchester Wd 3, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 11a ED 173; enum 12 Jan dwell 283 fam 292; Summers, Elvina 86wd OH VA OH; lvg/w dau Laura Barker; More About JACOB SUMMERS: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Fact 1: 1880 census White River Twp., Randolph County, IN; Fact 2: mother and father born in VA; occupation: farmer; Fact 3: Laura E. Thomas, step-daughter living with them, 1880; Fact 4: 1st wife Ann on 1850 cenus, 24, born in IN; Fact 5: with their son Henry H. 1 year old, born in IN; Fact 6: Jacob, father Henry, and brother Charles moved to IN before 1849 (pro. c. 1827); Fact 7: 1860 census shows Henry H., 11, and Laura Thomas step-sister; Fact 8: has gravestone with inscription; section 8 next to road and Henry H., son; Fact 9: on 1865 plat map for WRT, RC, IN, in sec. 26 SW quarter, 20 acres (2 1/2 miles east of cemetery entrance, 5/8 mile south, 1/4 mile east); Fact 10: picture; Fact 11: md 22 Apr 1848 Randolph Co, IN Jacob Summers & Anna Edwards; Child of ELVINA SUMMERS and ELIJAH THOMAS is: i. LAURA E.4 THOMAS, b. Bef. 1855; m. THOMAS BARKER, Abt. 1879; b. June 1856. Notes for LAURA E. THOMAS: Sources: 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 3a ED 136; enum 4 Jun dwell 57 fam 59; Barker, Thomas J, Jun 1856 43 m-13yr IN IN IN Day labor; Laurah E, Jul 1855 m-13yr 2 children/2 lvg IN VA OH; Etta E, Dec 1888 11 IN __ IN; Ora J, Jan 1893 7 IN __ __ 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, In T624-376 pg 16a ED 152; enum 23 Apr dwell 261 fam 275; Barker, Thomas F 52 m3-21yr IN NC Ger Labor/glass factory; Laura E 55 m1-21yr 2 children/2 lvg IN IN OH; Etta C 21 IN IN IN; Ora J 17 IN IN IN; Summers, Elvina [m-i-l] 76wd 5 children/5 lvg OH VA VA; Alva J [b-i-l] 44div IN VA OH Farm labor 1920 Census: Winchester Wd3, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 11a ED 173; enum 12 Jan dwell 283 fam 292; Barker, Thomas J 61 IN IN Ger Labor/glass bottle factory; Laura 65 IN IN OH; Summers, Elvina [m-i-l] 86wd OH VA OH 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 17b ED 26; enum 15 Apr dwell 453 fam 487; Barker, Thomas 72 m1st @22 IN US US Teamster; Laura E 74 m1st @24 IN IN MO; Baker, John H [cousin] 57s IN IN IN Minister; Children of ELVINA SUMMERS and JACOB SUMMERS are: ii. JOHN ELSWORTH4 SUMMERS, b. August 18, 1864, Winchester, Randolph County, IN; d. January 01, 1930, Anderson, IN; m. EMMA JANE RECK, January 01, 1888, Randolph County, IN; b. January 03, 1871, Ohio; d. December 20, 1920, Anderson, IN. Notes for JOHN ELSWORTH SUMMERS: Family story: John E. and father Jacob had a disagreement that caused a major rift in their relationship. Family stories vary: John E was cut out of will, disinherited, or given only two dollars by father. Because of alienation, John E. and wife Emma Jane Reck moved to Anderson, Madison County, IN. The division in family was so bad that John and Emma's children and grandchildren were never told who John's father was or anything about his family; no names were passed down to them. They only knew that John E. came from Winchester, IN. John Elsworth Summers rested in an unmarked grave for seventy- three years. In the spring of 2003, grandsons John and Mark Summers had a gravestone with name and dates placed at John E.'s grave site in East Maplewood, section 26. Sources: Indiana Marriage Record 1882-1891 pg 30 John Summers & Emma J Beck 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 11b ED 134; enum 18 Jun dwell 239 fam 363; "Sommers," J E, Aug 1864 35 m-13yr IN PA IN; Emma, Nov 1871 28 m-13yr 5 children/5 lvg OH MD OH; Otto E, Nov 1888 11 IN IN OH; May [indexed Mary] 1891 9 OH IN OH; Etta, Mar 1894 6 OH IN OH; "Correl" [son], Jun 1895 4 OH IN OH; "Marg", May 1899 1 IN IN OH 1910 Census: Anderson Wd-3, Madison, IN T624-365 pg 3a ED 99; enum 15 Apr dwell/fam 38; Summers, John E 43 m1-22yr IN VA PA; Emma J 39 m1-22yr OH MD OH; rest IN IN OH; Otto E 21; Carl 14; Mary 12; Ellen 10; Lillie 7 1920 Census: Anderson, Madison, IN T625-448 pg 278 ED
99; enum 10 Jan dwell 81 fam 82; John E 54 IN US US
Labor/Acme Mfg Co; Emma 46 OH MD OH; Lillian 17 IN IN OH; Raymond 10
IN IN OH; More About JOHN ELSWORTH SUMMERS: Burial: East Maplewood, Anderson, IN Fact 1: copy of death certificate in MC, Anderson, IN; Fact 2: picture of family; Fact 3: helped build "Old Main" building at Anderson College; Fact 4: 1920 census Anderson, IN; Occupation: wheelwright and carpenter; Notes for EMMA JANE RECK: Obituary in Anderson newspaper: EMMA J. SUMMERS DIED AT HER HOME AT 1518 NELLE ST.
AFTER BEING ILL FOR SOMETIME. SHE WAS THE WIFE OF JOHN E.
SUMMERS AND WAS SURVIVED BY 6 CHILDREN LILLIAN DAVIS OF
NOBLESVILLE, MRS. FRANK FEATHERSTONE, ELLEN CLAUSE, MAY
GEORGE, OTTO SUMMERS, AND CARL SUMMERS ALL OF ANDERSON. THE
FUNERAL WAS AT PARK PLACE CHURCH OF GOD AND WAS OFFICIATED
BY REV. E. A. REARDO More About EMMA JANE RECK: Burial: East Maplewood, Anderson, IN Fact 1: parents from Darke Co., Ohio Fact 2: pictured with Carl and family; Fact 3: died of throat cancer or thyroid problems; died on operating table: sugreon nicked c. artery (this family story differs from obit); Fact 4: buried in section 27, row C; Fact 5: taught Sunday school at Church of God in Anderson; Fact 6: funeral held at Park Place Church of God, Anderson, IN, officiated by Rev. E. A. Reardon; Fact 7: married by Jn. K. Owens; For a continuation of the Ludy-Summers family, go to the Summers page. iii. ANNA JANE SUMMERS, b. November 1860, Randolph Co., IN; d. Aft. 192150; m. JOHN JONES, July 188351,52; b. October 1856. Notes for ANNA JANE SUMMERS: Sources: 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 16b ED 136; enum 16 Jun dwell 342 fam 359; Jones, John H, Oct 1856 43 m-17yr IN PA OH Teamster; Annie J, Nov 1860 39 m-17yr 5 children/5 lvg IN VA OH; rest all IN IN IN; Myrtle, Apr 1884 16; May, Jul 1888 12; Cora J, Aug 1891 8; Pearl, May 1894 6; Emma May 1897 3 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 9b ED 149; enum 4 May dwell/fam 205; Jones, John H 53 m1-24yr IN PA OH Farm labor; Anna J 49 m1-24yr 5 children/5 lvg IN IL OH; Pearl 15 IN IN IN; Emma 12 IN IN IN 1920 Census: Washington, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 7a ED 160; enum 5-6 Mar dwell/fam 154; Jones, John H 63 IN MD OH Farm labor; Anna J 59 IN VA MD; Mefford, Mary J [gr-dau] 12 IN KY IN 1930 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 4a ED 27: enum 8 Apr [image missing] Thonburg, Marvin H 34; Irene 34; Edwin G 11; Robert 9; Howard 1 1/12; Jones, John H 74; Thonburg, Ernest 57; Irene 58; More About JOHN JONES: Occupation: teamster; iv. SARAH ELIZABETH SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1870; m. (1) ? GRUNTSMAN; m. (2) WILLIAM HOOVER, March 1889, Randolph County, IN; b. January 1862, Indiana. Notes for SARAH ELIZABETH SUMMERS: Sources: Indiana Marriage Records 1882-1891 Pt 1-1882: 1887 Pt II - 1887; 1891 cmpl pg 14: William E Hoover & Sarah E Summers 1900 Census: Nettle Creek, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 13b ED 125; enum 29 Jun dwell 280 fam 281; Hoover, William 38 m-11yr IN IN IN Farmer; Sarah E 30 m-11yr 5 children/3 lvg IN VA VA; rest IN IN IN; Lenard E, Dec 1889 10; Willie J, Apr 1892 8; Nellie E, May 1895 5 1910 Census: Wayne, Wayne, IN T624-387 pg 3a ED 182; enum 20 Apr dwell/fam 30; Hoover, William E 48dv IN OH IN; rest IN IN IN Leonard E 20 m1 0yr Blacksmith; Elma [d-in-l] 15 m1 0 yr ; William J 18; Nellie E 14; John L 8; Zola M 6; Etta E 4; v. ALVA JACOB SUMMERS, b. August 1866, Winchester, IN; d. October 22, 1915, Winchester, IN; m. LAURA E. HICKMAN, August 15, 1890, Randolph Co., IN. Notes for ALVA JACOB SUMMERS: Sources: Indiana Marriage Record 1882-1891 pg 30: Alva J Summers & Laura E Hickman Randolph Co, IN Marriage Records 1882-1891 Pt I-1882: 1887 Pt II- 1887: 1891 cmpl OS 30 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 3a ED 136; enum 4 Jun dwell 57 fam 58; Summers, Alva J J, Aug 1866 33dv IN VA OH Farmer; lvg w/mother Elvina 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 16a ED 152; enum 23 Apr dwell 261 fam 275; Summers, Alva J 44dv IN VA OH Farmer; lvg w/step-sister, Barker, Laura E More About ALVA JACOB SUMMERS: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN
14. ELIZABETH3 SUMMERS (SUSANNAH2 LUDY, PETER1) was born January 27, 1839 in one mile SE Winchester, IN, and died July 08, 1918 in Winchester, IN. She married JOAB WARD PIERCE January 28, 1857, son of THOMAS PIERCE and LYDIA. He was born June 10, 1835 in Winchester, IN, and died February 04, 1924 in Seattle, WA. Notes for ELIZABETH SUMMERS: Sources: Indiana Marriage Records 1852-1858 copied by Alice Lake Detron, Winchester, IN pg 40 Joab W Pirce & Ely Summers 1860 Census: White River, Randolph, IN M653-292 pg 852; enum 31 Jul dwell 1154 fam 1130; Pierce, Joab 25 Farmer; Elizabeth 21;Ade A 2; all IN IN IN 1870 Census: Newton, Jasper, IA M593-398 pg 374; enum 1 Jul dwell/fam 59; Pierce, J W 35 Farmer; Elizabeth 32; Ida A 12; Charles Y 7; all IN; Thomas M 4 IA; "Harry" A [female] 2 IA 1880 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T9-307 pg 128c ED 166; enum 18 Jun dwell 246 fam 248; Pierce, Joab 46 IN VA OH;Elizabeth 42 IN VA MD; Ida A 22 IN IN IN; Charles 17 IN IN IN; Thomas M 14 IA IN IN; Carrie 12 IA IN IN; Birket 7 IN IN IN; Robert 3IN IN IN; Infant daughter 1/12 [May] IN IN IN; Lydia 76 OH NC NC [listed as mother-in-law at beginning of this record - she likely was the last person in the household before - possibly the sister of Joab] 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 6a ED 136; enum 5 Jun dwell 105 fam 106; Pierce, Joab W, Jun 1835 64 m-43yr Farmer; Elizabeth, Jan 1839 61 m-43yr 9 children/7 lvg; Thomas M, Sep 1865 34 m-5yr IA IN IN Attorney At Law; Carrie A, Jan 1868 32s IA IN IN Photographer; Robert J 23 IN IN IN Traveling Salesman; Stella 20 IN IN IN School Teacher 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 13a ED 150; enum 26 Apr dwell 321 fam 330 ; Indexed Perre, Joab W 74 m1-53yr IN VA OH; Elizabeth 72 m1-53yr 9 children/7 lvg IN VA MD; Owen, Delar & Miriam, boarders 1920 Census: Seattle, King, WA T625-1931 pg 9a ED 325; enum 8 Jan dwell 223 fam 229; Pierce, Joab W [boarder] 84wd In VA OH; More About ELIZABETH SUMMERS: Fact 1: married by Samuel Campbell; Fact 2: buried in Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN; Children of ELIZABETH SUMMERS and JOAB PIERCE are: i. IDA ALFARETTA4 PIERCE, b. June 05, 1858; d. 1932, Winchester, IN; m. ALPHEUS FERNANDO HICKMAN, July 14, 1880; b. October 15, 1857. Notes for IDA ALFARETTA PIERCE: Sources: Indiana Marriage Record 1879-1882 cmp by Margaret Snder pg 17 - Alpheus Hickman & Ida Pierce 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 4b ED 134; enum 6 Jun dwell 73 fam 78; Hickman, A S, Oct 1857 42 m-19yr IN IN OH Farmer; Ida A, Jun 1858 41 m-19yr 1 child/1 lvg IN IN IN; Waldo, May 1881 19 IN IN IN 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 2b ED 148; enum 19 Apr dwell/fam 42; Hickman, Alphies 52 m1-29yr IN IN OH Farmer; Ida A 51 m1-29yr 1 child/1 lvg IN IN IN 1920 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 6b ED 171; enum 6 Jan dwell/fam 140; Hickman, Alphus F 62 IN IN OH [no occ]; Ida 61 IN IN IN 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 10a Ed 24; enum 9 Apr dwell/fam 266; Hickman, Alpheus T 72 m1st @22 IN IN OH Retired; Ida A 71 m1st @21 IN IN IN; ii. MARY ELDORA PIERCE, d. died at age 17 months. iii. CHARLES FREMONT PIERCE, b. March 14, 1863, Winchester, IN; d. November 22, 1933, Winchester, IN; m. ISADORE COX, December 01, 1887, Saratoga, IN; b. January 13, 1863, Saratoga, IN. Notes for CHARLES FREMONT PIERCE: Sources: Indiana Marriage Record 1882-1891 Randolph County - pg 25 Charles F Pierce & Dora Almonrode Cox 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-pg 5b ED 137; enum 7 Jun dwell 125 fam 130; Pierce, Charles F, Mar 1863 37 m-13yr Photographer; Dora A, Mar 1863 37 m-13yr 4 children/3 lvg; Harry Sep 1888 11; Goldie, Sep 1890 9; all IN IN IN 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 12a ED 150; enum 25 Apr dwell 295 fam 304; Pierce, Charles F 47 m1-22yr IN IN IN Photographer/own gallery; Dora A 47 m1-22yr 4 children/3 lvg IN IN OH; Harry 21 IN IN IN Bakery Salesman; Goldie 19 IN IN IN 1920 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 7a ED 171; enum 6 Jan dwell/fam 161; Pierce, Charles 56 IN IN IN Photographer/own shop; Dora 56 IN IN OH; Harry 30 IN IN IN Photographer/art gallery 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 7a ED 24; enum 7 Apr dwell/fam 196; Pierce, Charles "T" 67 m1st @25 IN IN IN Photographer/Gallery; Dora 67 m1st @25 IN IN OH; More About CHARLES FREMONT PIERCE: Occupation: Photographer, Pierce Studio & Gifts, Winchester, later became Cox's Studio iv. THOMAS MORTON PIERCE, b. September 13, 1865, Old Stage Road, Squaw Creek, Jasper Co., Iowa; d. November 22, 1917, Pasadena, CA; m. ELLA REMMEL. Notes for THOMAS MORTON PIERCE: Sources: 19100 Census: Pasadena Wd-2 Los Angeles, CA T624-86 pg 9a ED 303; enum 26 Apr dwell 216 fam 225 ; Indexed Purce, Thomas M 44wd IA IN IN Agent/real estate; v. CARRIE ALICE PIERCE, m. (1) JOHN VETTER; m. (2) ? RUCKER. Notes for CARRIE ALICE PIERCE: Sources: 1920 Census: Seattle, King, WA T625-1931 pg 6b ED 325; enum 7 Jan dwell 129 fam 149; Vetter, John H 56 IN TN TN Superintendent/Wood Shipyard; Carrie A 50 IA IN IN; vi. SWEETIE PIERCE, b. 1870; d. 1872. vii. JOHN BURKETT PIERCE, b. September 12, 1872, Indiana; m. JESSIE BOWEN, Abt. 1897; b. November 1876, Indiana. Notes for JOHN BURKETT PIERCE: Sources: 1900 Census: Traverse Wd 1, Grand Traverse, MI T623-712 pg 9a ED 39; enum 8 Jun dwell 172 fam 192; Pierce, Burkett, Sep 1874 25 m-3yr Cabinet maker; Jessie A, Nov 1876 23 m-3yr 1 child/1 lvg; Paul W, Jun 1898 1; all IN IN IN WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 1531273 Draft Board 2 1920 Census: Pasadena, Los Angeles, CA T625-117 pg 16b ED 496; enum 30-31 Jan dwell 418 fam 427; Pierce, J Burkett 46 Carpenter; Jessie A 43; Paul W 21 Wireless operator; all IN IN IN; John B 6 CA IN IN 1930 Census: Pasadena, Los Angeles, CA T626-170 pg 2a ED 1279; enum 3 Apr dwell/fam 34; Pierce, J Burget 56 m1st @22 IN IN IN Real estate agent; Jessie 53 m1st @20 IN IN IN; John B 16 CA IN IN; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 John Burkett Pierce Roll 1531273 DBb 2 - Sept 12, 1918; Residence: 195 Highland St, Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California;Birth: 12 Sep 1873 Age: 45 Occupation: Carpenter - unemployed at present;N Relative: Mrs. Jessie Annette Pierce - same address; More About JOHN BURKETT PIERCE: Occupation: carpenter, cabinet maker, real estate agent; viii. ROBERT INGERSOL PIERCE, b. April 02, 1877, Indiana; d. January 16, 1947, Los Angeles Co., CA. Notes for ROBERT INGERSOL PIERCE: Sources: 1910 Census: Pasadena Wd 1, Los Angeles, CA T624-86 pg 12a ED 302; enum 27 Apr dwell 257 fam 261; Pierce, Robert I [Lodger]33s IN IN IN Real estate broker WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 1531187 Draft Board 17 1920 Census: Los Angeles Dist 73, Los Angeles, CA T625-113 pg 4b ED 377; enum 6 Jan dwell 93 fam 122; Pierce, Robert I 42s IN IN IN Real estate agent 1930 Census: Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA T626-148 pg 104 ED 415; enum 19 Apr dwell/fam 69; Albany Hotel; Pierce, Robert [lodger] 53s IN IN IN Real estate broker; California Death Index 1940-1997; MMN: Summers - Robert Ingersol Pierce b 2 Apr 1877 IN d 16 Jan 1947 Los Angeles Co; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 Robert Ingersoll Pierce Roll 1531187 DB b 17 - Sept 12, 1918;Address: 1247 Ingraham St, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, Calif;Birth: 2 Apr 1877 Age: 41 Occupation: Real estate - 401 Realty Board Blvd, Los Angeles, CA;N Relative: Joab W Pierce 1035 Alki Ave, Seattle, WA /s/ Robert Ingersoll Pierce Description: 5; 10 1/4", med build, gray eyes, lt brown hair; ix. STELLA GRACE PIERCE, b. May 26, 1880, Indiana; d. November 1973, Seattle, King Co., WA; m. CALVIN RUPE; b. July 22, 1876. Notes for STELLA GRACE PIERCE: Sources: 1910 Census: Seattle Wd-11 King, WA T624-1662 pg 1b ED 188; enum 15 Apr dwell ; Rupe, C M 32 m1-8yr OH IN IN; Stella 31[indexed 21] m1-8yr 1 child/1 lvg IN IN IN; Gustine E 8 IN "IN" IN WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 19921888 Draft Board 2 1920 Census: Seattle, King, WA T625-1925 pg 5a ED 65; enum 6 Jan dwell 107 fam 109; Rupe, Calvin M 43 Special agent/Life Insurance; Stella 39; Elizabeth 17; all IN IN IN; 1930 Census: Seattle, King, WA T626-2498 pg 10a ED 105; enum 10-11 Apr dwell 53 fam 250; Roupe, Stella G 49wd IN IN IN; lvg/w Fedora K Sampalis;
15. SARAH ANN3 SUMMERS (SUSANNAH2 LUDY, PETER1) was born July 07, 1841, and died 1917. She married ISRAEL BAKER October 05, 1859, son of HENRY BAKER and LAZER. Notes for SARAH ANN SUMMERS: Sources: 1870 Census: Newton, Jasper, IA M593-398 pg 399; enum 2 Aug dwell 456 fam 451; Baker, Israel 38 PA Day laborer; rest IN; Sarah A 28; Charlie 9; Wm H 6 1880 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T9-307 pg 115 ED 166; swell 10 fam 11; Baker, "Iseral" 51 PA PA PA Laborer; rest IN PA IN; Sarah A 39; Charles S 19; William H 16; John W 6 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 2a ED 134; enum 2 Jun dwell 30 fam 31; Baker, "Izeral", Feb 1832 68 m-40yr PA PA PA Farmer; Sarah, Jan 1842 58 m-40yr 4 children/4 lvg IN VA MD; John W, Sep 1873 26 IN PA IN Farm labor; Ada, Dec 1881 19 IN PA IN 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 2a ED 151; enum 15 Apr dwell 33 fam 38; Way, Sarah A 64 m2-1yr 4 children/4 lvg IN VA MD; Baker, John W [son] 33s IN PA IN Laborer; Children of SARAH SUMMERS and ISRAEL BAKER are: i. CHARLES4 BAKER, b. October 1861, Indiana; m. DORA ??, Abt. 1890; b. October 1866, Indiana. Notes for CHARLES BAKER: Sources: 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 2b ED 134; enum 9 Jun dwell 33 fam 34; Baker, C S, Oct 1861 38 m-10yr IN PA IN Farm labor; Dora, Oct 1866 33 m-10yr 2 children/2 lvg IN IN OH; Mary, Apr 1890 10 IN IN IN 1910 Census: Delaware, Delaware, IN T624-346 pg 5b ED 42; enum 23 Apr dwell/fam 121; Baker, Charles S 49 m1-20yr IN PA IN Gardener/fruit & vegetables; L Dora 43 m1-20yr 2 children/2 lvg IN NJ OH; Effie May 19 IN IN IN 1920 Census: Delaware, Delaware, IN T625-426 pg 1a ED 45; enum 2 Jan dwell 5 fam 6; Baker, Charles S 59 IN PA IN Fruit gardener; Dora 53 IN IN OH 1930 Census: Delaware, Delaware, IN T626-582 pg 5b ED 27; enum 16 Apr dwell/fam 118; Baker, Charles S 69 m1st @29 IN PA IN Retired; Eldora 63 m1st @23 IN IN OH; ii. WILLIAM HENRY BAKER, b. October 1871, Indiana; m. IDA DAVIS, Abt. 1890; b. April 1874, Ohio. Notes for WILLIAM HENRY BAKER: Sources: 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 20a ED 137; enum 21 Jun dwell 461 fam 478; Baker, William, Oct 1871 28 m-10 yr IN Unk IN RR Laborer; Ida, Apr 1874 26 m-10yr 3 children/1 lvg OH OH OH; Earl, Sep 1892 7 IN IN OH 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 12a ED 151; enum 23 Apr dwell 295 fam 306; Baker, William H 48 m2-18yr IN US IN Section hand; Ida A 37 m1-18yr 5 children/2 lvg IN IN IN; Erle H 18 IN IN IN; Ellen 6 IN IN IN 1920 Census: Winchester Wd 2, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 8a ED 172; enum 7 Jan dwell 209 fam 210; Baker, William 56 IN OH IN Watchman/RR; Ida 44 IN OH OH; Fields, Ellen 17m IN IN IN 1930 Census: Baker, Ida 56wd Seamstress; Ellen 24 Saleslady/gift shop; Max [gr-son] 10; all IN IN IN; More About WILLIAM HENRY BAKER: Occupation: watchman R/R; iii. JOHN W. BAKER, b. September 25, 1873, Indiana. Notes for JOHN W. BAKER: Sources: 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 2a ED 151; enum 15 Apr dwell 33 fam 38; Baker, John W 33s IN PA IN Laborer; lvg w/mother, Way, Sarah A WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 1653185 Draft Board 0 1920 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 6b ED 171; enum 6 Jan dwell/fam 136; Baker, John W 46s IN PA IN; lvg/w cousin Grover Hardeman 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 17b ED 26; enum 15 Apr dwell 453 fam 487; Baker, John H 57s IN IN IN; lvg/w cousin Thomas Barker; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 John Wesley Baker Roll 1653185 DB 0 - Sept 12, 1918;Address: 309 S West, Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana;Birth: 25 Sep 1873 Age: 44 Occupation: Day laborer;N Relative: Will Baker, Willard St, Winchester, Randolph, IN /s/ John Wesley Baker Description: Short, med build, black eyes, black hair; Badly crippled legs; iv. ADA MAY BAKER52, b. December 1861, Indiana; m. VERNON POLLEY52, Abt. 1901; b. November 18, 1882, Ohio. Notes for VERNON POLLEY: Sources: 1910 Census: Wayne, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 6a ED 143; enum 25 Apr dwell 128 fam 129; Polley, Vernie 27 m1-9yr OH OH IN Farmer; Ada 28 m1-9yr 2 children/1 lvg IN PA IN; Ralph D 3 IN OH IN WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 1653185 Draft Board 0 1920 Census: Wayne, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 3a ED 162; enum 12-13 Jan dwell 45 fam 46; Polley, Vernie E 37 OH OH IN Farmer; Ada M 38 IN IN IN; Ralph D 13 IN OH IN; Mabel H 4 IN OH IN 1930 Census: Franklin, Wayne, IN T624-637 pg 6a ED 10; enum 23 Apr dwell/fam 131; Polly, Veronie 47 m1st @18 OH OH IN Farmer;Ada M 49 m1st @20 IN PA IN; rest all IN IN OH; Ralph 23 Farm labor; Mable 14; Gladys 7; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 Vernie Earl Polley Roll 1653185 DB 0 - Sept 12, 1918;Address: Rt 4, Union City, Randolph county, Indiana;Birth: 18 Nov 1882 Age: 55 Occupation: Farmer N Relative: Ada Polley - same address /s/ Vernie Earl Polley Description: Med hgt & build, grey eyes, red hair;
16. MARY MAGDALINE3 SUMMERS (SUSANNAH2 LUDY,
PETER1) was born April 29, 1843, and died June 02, 1875. She
married HARVEY WYSONG October 23, 1873. He was born
More About MARY MAGDALINE SUMMERS: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Notes for HARVEY WYSONG: Sources: Indiana Marriage Record 1870-1875: pg 39; 1880 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T9-307 pg 105 ED 165; enum 11 Jun dwell 169 fam 177; Wysong, Harvy 56wd IN VA VA [no occ] Newspaper article - Harvey Wysong: "Harvey Wysong - In 1818, David Wysong ventured into Hossierdom and
settled in White River Townshship; he married a daughter of John Irvin.
David Wyson was the father of twelve children, of whom Harvey Wyson was
the elder. Harvey was born in Randolph County, Ind., September 4, 1823;
he wielded the woodman's ax, the handspike, mattock and spade during all
her early life; he was educated, in a round-log cabin which was
furnished in substantial style. The seats in that schoolhouse were of
split slabs, and the writing desks consisting of a broad board resting on
slanting pins in the wall. He learned the brick-mason trade, and has
laid more wall then any other mason in the county; he has an extensive
and permanent reputation in his trade; he owns 390 acres of land, and
was married to Miss Mary Summers, a native of this county, and daughter
of Charles Summers. They had one child, whose name is Charles L., who
was born May 27, 1875. Mrs Summers died the same year. She lies at rest
in Fountain Park Cemetery, where her husband has erected to her memory a
very sightly monument. Mr. Wysong is a Mason, and is very favorably
known in the county." More About HARVEY WYSONG: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Child of MARY SUMMERS and HARVEY WYSONG is: i. CHARLES DAVID4 WYSONG, b. May 27, 1875; d. April 09, 1945; m. MARGARET T. ANDERSON; b. 1876; d. May 27, 1931. Notes for CHARLES DAVID WYSONG: from Jack Ott: "Charles David Wysong was raised by his uncle John Summers and aunt Margaret Roosa after the death of his mother, Mary Magdaline Summers Wysong, 6 days after his birth." Indiana Marriage Collection 1800-1941 - no county listed Charles D Wysong b <1875> IN age 23 Maggie T Anderson 12 Oct 1898 by JP A M Hootman; 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 13a ED 134; enum 21 Jun dwell 167 fam 275; Wysong, Charles D, May 1875 25m-1yr Farmer; Margaret, Apr 1876 24 m-1yr No children; both IN IN IN; + 2 servants 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 10a ED 149; enum 4 May dwell/fam 228; Wysong, Charles D 34 m-11yr Farmer; Margartte F 34 m-11y 4 children/4 lvg; Mary L 9; John H 7; James E 3; Robert A 10/12; all IN IN IN 1920 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 2b Ed 169; enum 30 Jan dwell/fam 45; Wysong, Charles D 44 Farmer; Margaret E 42; Mary L 19; John H 17; James E 12; Robert A 10; all IN IN IN 1930 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 8b ED 28; enum 15 Apr dwell 174 fam 177; Wysong, Chalres D 54 m1st 23 Farmer; Margaret 54 m1st @22; James 22 Farm labor; Robert A 20; all IN IN IN; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 Roll 1653186 Db 0 - Sept 12, 1918;Charles David Wysong Roll 1653186 Db 0 - Sept 12, 1918;Address: Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana;Birth: 27 May 1875 Age 43 Occupation: Farming - self N Relative: Maggie T Wysong - same address /s/ Charles David Wysong Description: 5' 11", med build, dark gray eyes, dark hair; More About CHARLES DAVID WYSONG: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN More About MARGARET T. ANDERSON: Burial: Fountain Park cemetery, Winchester, IN
17. CHARLES WESLEY3 SUMMERS (SUSANNAH2 LUDY, PETER1) was born August 10, 1845 in White River Twp., Randolph Co., IN, and died April 13, 1922 in Winchester, IN. He married LYDIA A. CASANDREW BROWN September 18, 1872 in Indianapolis, IN. She was born November 07, 1848, and died June 07, 1924. Notes for CHARLES WESLEY SUMMERS: Sources: 1880 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T9-307 pg 116 ED 166; enum 2 Jun dwell 28 fam 29; Summers, Charles W 44 IN VA MD Carpenter; Lydia 30 IN MD PA; rest IN IN IN; Charles O 6; Joseph E 3; Leroy 1 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 12b ED 136; enum 12 Jun dwell 259 fam 265; Sommers, Charles W, Aug 184554 m-27yr IN VA Unk Farmer; Lydia A, Nov 1848 51 m-27yr 9 children/8 lvg IN MD PA; rest IN IN IN; Joseph E, Nov 1876 23 Head lawyer; Carl, Feb 1879 21 Blacksmith; Cleveland, Mar 1882 18; Vernon, Nov 1885 14; Wesley N, Apr 1888 12; Mary E, Mar 1890 10; Phillip D, Jan 1893 7 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 7b ED 150; enum 21 Apr dwell 184 fam 191; Sommers, Charles W 63 m1-37yr IN VA MD Farmer; Lydia 61 m1-37yr 9 children/8 lvg IN MD PA; Mary E 19 IN IN IN; Philip B 17 IN IN IN 1920 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 11b ED 171; enum
8 Jan dwell 289 fam 290; Summers, Charles W 74 IN IN VA Farmer; Lydia 71 IN IN PA;
Mary 29 IN IN IN Fountain Park Cemetery listings: [FA: Charles Summers] - C. Wesley Summers & Lydia A. Casandrew Summers; More About CHARLES WESLEY SUMMERS: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN More About LYDIA A. CASANDREW BROWN: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Children of CHARLES SUMMERS and LYDIA BROWN are: i. CHARLES OLIVER4 SUMMERS, b. February 11, 1874, Indianapolis, IN; d. February 02, 1933; m. BESSIE BANCROFT, June 23, 1897; b. 1878; d. 1954. Notes for CHARLES OLIVER SUMMERS: Sources: 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, In T623-399 pg 7b ED 136; enum 7 Jun dwell 131 fam 133; Sommers, Charles, Feb 1874 26m-2yr IN IN IN Blacksmith; Bessie, Mar 1878 22 m-2yr 1 child/1 lvg IN PA Ire; Howard, Mar 1898 2 IN IN IN; Bancroft, Gertrude[s-i-l], Jan 1868 32s IN PA Ire 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 3a ED 151; enum 16 Apr dwell 63 fam 71; Summers, Charles O 35 m1-13yr IN IN US Blacksmith/horse shoeing; Bessey B 31 m1-13yr 2 children/2 lvg IN PA PA; Howard W 12 IN IN IN; Lucien P 8 IN IN IN 1920 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 9b ED 172; enum 8 Jan dwell 242 fam 243; Summers, Charles 45 IN IN IN Blacksmith; Bessie 41 IN PA PA; Howard W 21 IN IN IN Blacksmith; Lucian 18 IN IN IN 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, In T626-624 pg 13a Ed 25; enum 15 Apr dwell 368 fam 372; Summers, Charles O 56 m1st 23 IN IN IN Blacksmith/proprietor; Bessie B 52 m1st @ 19 IN PA Ire; Howard W 32s IN IN IN Blacksmith/proprietor Fountain Park Cemetery listing; Charles Oliver Summers & Bessie Bell Summers; More About CHARLES OLIVER SUMMERS: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN More About BESSIE BANCROFT: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN ii. JOSEPH EDISON SUMMERS, b. November 22, 1876, Winchester, IN; d. December 10, 1922, Indianapolis, IN; m. GRACE PEARL HARMON, May 19, 1901; b. Abt. 1882; d. December 23, 1948. Notes for JOSEPH EDISON SUMMERS: Sources: Indiana Index to Marriage Record 1860-1820 Inclusive Vol; WPA Orig record: Co Clerk office; Bk C-T pg 90: Joseph E Summers & Grace P Harman 1910 Census: Venice, Seneca, OH T626-1229 pg 3a ED 172; enum 19 Apr dwell 69 fam 73; Summers, Joseph 33 m1-10yr IN IN IN Foreman/Handle factory; Grace 237 m1-10yr 2 children/2 lvg IN Germ OH; Edward H 8 IN IN IN ; James K OH IN IN; Stout, Daisy 19 svt WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 1613157 Draft Board 10 1920 Census: Indianapolis Wd-14, Marion, IN T625-455 pg 12a ED 242; enum 11 Jan dwell 260 fam 280 ; Summers J "C" 42 IN IN IN Manager/Handle Factory ;Grace 38 IN IN OH; Edward H 17 IN IN OH; James K OH IN IN13 1930 Census: Indianapolis, Marion, IN T626-615 pg 13a ED 200; enum 7 Apr dwell 175 fam 183; Summers, Grace 48wd m1st 19 IN US US; Edward 28 auto mechanic/own shop; Davis, Orene, boarder 65wd maintenance/hosp; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 Joseph Edson Summers Indianapolis, Marion, IN Roll: 1613157 DB: 10 -Birth: 22 Nov 1876 Age: 42 Race: White;Address: 1944 Hillside Ave, Indpls, Marion, Ind;Occupation: Handle Maker, Winchester D. Handle Co; Alvin Harding, Indpls, Marion, Ind;N. Relative: Grace Pearl Summers, same address /s/ Joseph Edson Summers Description: Tall, med build, blue eyes, light hair; More About JOSEPH EDISON SUMMERS: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN More About GRACE PEARL HARMON: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN iii. CARL L. SUMMERS, b. February 25, 1879, Indiana; d. March 29, 1943; m. MYRTEL LIZZIE; b. Abt. 1876, Indiana. Notes for CARL L. SUMMERS: Sources: 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 2a ED 151; enum 15 Apr dwell 27 fam 30; Summers, Carl L 31 m1-7yr IN IN IN Blacksmith; Myrtel L 32 m1-7yr 1 child/1 lvg IN Ger Ger; Gladis 7 IN IN IN WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 1653186 Draft Board 0 1920 Census: Winchester Wd 2, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 11b ED 172; enum 9-10 Jan dwell 321 fam 324; Summers, Carl 40 IN IN IN Machinist/automobile co; Lizzie 42 IN Ger Ger; Gladys 16 IN IN IN 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 2b ED 25; enum 2 Apr dwell 56 fam 58; Summers, Carl 53 m1st @26 IN US US Wrecker/automobiles; Lizzie 48 m1st @22 IN Ger Ger; Gladys 25 IN IN IN; US WWII Draft Registrations Cards 1942: Roll WW2_231733 Ser# U-176 Fountain Park Cemetery Listing [unidentified book] - Carl Leroy Summers; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918Carl Leroy Summers Randolph Co, IN Roll: Sept 12, 1918 Ser# U-176;Birth: 25 Feb 1879 Age: 39 Race: White;Address: 221 S. West, Winchester, Randolph, Ind;Occupation: Welder, Self , Winchester, Randolph, Inc;N. Relative: Lizzie M. Summers; same address /s/ Carl Leroy Summers Description: Tall, slender, blue eyes, light hair; iv. CLEVELAND E. SUMMERS, b. March 1882, Indiana; m. PEARL, Abt. 1904; b. June 1884; d. August 1975, Indianapolis, IN. Notes for CLEVELAND E. SUMMERS: Sources: 1910 Census: Indianapolis, Marion, IN T624-366 pg 13b ED 34; no date [supplemental] dwell 286 fam 292; Sommers, "Pheoe" 28 m1-6yr IN US US Machinist/engine co; Pearl 26 m1-6yr 2 children/2 lvg IN OH OH; Helen 6 IN IN IN; Pauline 2 IN IN IN WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 1504014 Draft Board 1 1920 Census: Indianapolis, Marion, IN T625-451 pg 8b ED 36; enum 13 Jan dwell 185 fam 186; Summers, Cleve 37 IN IN IN Machinist/Premier Motor Co; Pearl 35 IN OH OH; Helen 14 IN IN IN; Pauline 11 IN IN IN 1930 Census: Indianapolis, Marion, IN T626-607 pg 1b ED 11; enum 2 Apr dwell 12 fam 14; Summers, Cleve 48 m1st @22 IN IN IN;Machinist; Pearl 46 m1st @20 IN OH OH; Pauline 21 IN IN IN Bookkeeper/ finance; Wimmer, Floyd [s-i-l] 27 m1st @23 IN IN IN Accountant/optical co; Helen 25 m1st @21 IN IN IN Stenographer/law office SSDI: SSN 306-70-2492 Iss: IN - Pearl Summers; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918Cleve Summers Roll 1504014 DB 1 - Sept 12, 1918;Address: 1944 Hillside, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana;Birth: 29 May 1882 Age: 36 N Relative: Pearl Summers - same address;Occupation: Toolmaker- Premier Motor Car Co, Olney & 20th, Indianapolis, IN /s/ Cleve Summers Description: Tall, med build, brown eyes, dark hair; v. VERNON G. SUMMERS, b. November 29, 1885, Indiana; d. February 1966, Colverdale, Putnam Co., IN; m. ZOLIE MAY; b. Abt. 1890, Indiana. Notes for VERNON G. SUMMERS: Sources: WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 1504014 Draft Board 1 1920 Census: Indianapolis, Marion, IN T625-451 pg 8b ED 36; enum 13 Jan dwell 186 fam 187; Summers, Vernon 34 IN IN IN Machinist/Midwest Engine Co; Zoe 30 IN OH OH; rest IN IN IN; Robert 9; Louise 7; Delores 3 1/12 1930 Census: Indianapolis, Marion, IN T626-607 pg 1b ED 11; enum 2 Apr dwell 13 fam 15; Summers, Vernon 44 m1st @23 IN IN IN Machinist; Zoe 40 m1st @19 IN OH OH; rest IN IN IN; Robert 19; Louise 18; Deloris 13; Chelsea [f] 8; Barbara Jean 4/12 WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 Vernon Gilbert Summers Indianapolis, Marion, IN Roll: 1504014 DB: 1 - Sept 12. 1918;Birth: 29 Nov 1885 Age: 32 Race: White;Address: 1942 Hillside Ave, Indpls, Marion, Ind; Occupation: Machinist, Mid-West Engine Co, 19th & Martindale Indpls, Marion, Ind;N. Relative: Zolle May Summers, same address /s/ Vernon Gilbert Summers Description: Tall, med build, gray eyes, brown hair vi. NEAL W. SUMMERS, b. April 20, 1888, Winchester, Randolph Co., IN; d. February 22, 1960; m. NELLIE U.; b. Abt. 1891; d. December 23, 1973. Notes for NEAL W. SUMMERS: Sources: 1910 Census: Venice, Seneca, OH T624-1229 pg 4a ED 172; enum 21 Apr dwell 105 fam 111; Summers, Neal [boarder] 20s IN IN IN Engineer/steam engine; Phillip [boarder] 17s IN IN IN WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 1831767 Draft Board 7 1920 Census: Cleveland Wd 23, Cuyahuga, OH T625-1372 pg 2b ED 445; enum 3 Jan dwell 27 fam 48; Summers, Neal [roomer] 31s IN IN IN Welder/steel factory 1930 Census: Cleveland, Cuyahuga, OH T626-1775 pg 7b ED 388; enum 3 Apr dwell 26 fam 36; Summers, Neal 40 m1st @30 IN IN IN Welder/mtr car factory; Nellie 39 m1st @29 OH OH OH Ohio Deaths 1958-2002 Cert 10872: Neal W Summers; married Neal W Summers b <1889> Res: Cleveland, OH Married d 22 Feb 1960 East Cleveland, Cuyahuga Co Age 71 Ohio Deaths 1958-2002 Cert 100207: Nellie U Summers, widowed Fountain Park Cemetery listing [unidentified book] - Neal W Summers; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918Neal Wesley Summers Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio Roll: 1831767 DB: 7 - June 5, 19;Birth: 20 Apr 1888 Winchester, Inc Age: 29 single Race: Caucasian;Address: 1838 E 57th St, Cleveland, Ohio;Occupation: Welder, The Ohio Blower Co Perkins Ave, Cleveland O;Exemption: Chronic Rheumatism /s/ Neal Wesley Summers Description: Tall, slim, blue eyes, brown hair Disability: Chronic Rheumatism; More About NEAL W. SUMMERS: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN vii. MARY ETTA SUMMERS, b. March 1890, Indiana; m. ? CONNER. viii. PHILIP B. SUMMERS, b. January 23, 1893, Winchester, Randolph Co., IN; d. May 13, 1970, Fremont, Sandusky Co., OH; m. ESTELLA "STELLA". Notes for PHILIP B. SUMMERS: Sources: 1910 Census: Venice, Seneca, OH T624-1229 pg 4a ED 172; enum 21 Apr dwell 105 fam 111; Summers, Phillip 17s IN IN IN; lvg w/brother Neal 20s IN IN IN [both are boarders] Engineer/steam engine; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 1851090 DraftBoard 0 1920 Census: Bellevue, Huron, OH T625-1398 pg 14b ED 46; enum 14 Jan dwell 350 fam 357; Summers, Phillip 26 IN IN IN Sta Engineer/factory; Eastelia 27 OH OH OH; Margrett 7 4/12 IN IN OH; Joseph 2 11/12 OH IN OH 1930 Census: Bellevue, Huron, OH T626-1823 pg 24b ED 10; enum 22 Apr dwell 615 fam 647; Summers, Philip 36 m1st @18 IN VA IN Electrician/steam RR; Stella 38 m1st @20 OH OH OH; Joseph 13 OH IN IN; Wilard 7 OH IN IN Ohio Deaths 1958-2002 Cert 039299: married; Philip B Summers; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918Philip B Summers Sandusky Co, OH Roll: 1851090 DB: O - June 5, 1917;Birth: 23 Jan 1891 Winchester, Ind Age: 26 married, wife & 2 children Race: Caucasian;Address: 36 White, Clyde, O Employment: ___ steam and ____ engineer;Exemption: Yes, support of wife and two children /s/ Philip B Summers Description: Tall, slender brown eyes light hair;
18. DAVID3 SUMMERS (SUSANNAH2 LUDY, PETER1) was born September 06, 1847, and died July 14, 1930 in on a farm near Winchester, IN. He married ALMIRA ROWE October 15, 1872. She was born December 31, 184652, and died August 12, 1935 in Winchester, IN52. Notes for DAVID SUMMERS: Obituaries from Winchester paper, about July 15, 1930: Obit from Winchester paper, Jul 1930 : "David Summers, age 82, died Monday morning about 3 o'clock at his home on Elm street, following an illness of two months. The body was brought to the Fraze funeral home where it was prepared for burial, and returned to the home Tuesday morning. Surviving are the widow, Elmira Summers, one son, Walter, at home, and two daughters, Mrs. A. J Kabel and Mrs. A. H. Burke, both of Winchester. Funeral services were held at the home Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial was made in Fountain Park cemetery. David Summers, the son of Charles and Susan Summers, was born on September 6, 1847, on the farm adjoining Winchester, Indiana, died July 14, 1930, having lived here 82 years, 10 months and 8 days. When but fourteen days old his mother was taken away by death and the child was cared for by the kind hands of Polly Ludy, of Winchester, Indiana, until he was about one year old when his father was married again to his mother's sister, Rebecca Ludy whose motherly care and interest could only have been surpassed by his own mother. Today, of the 8 children of his father's family, only one, Mrs. Elzena Troxell, survive. Two brothers and four sisters having preceded him in death. October 15, 1872, he was united in marriage to Elmira Rowe, and to this union was born four children, one of which, Charles, died in infancy. Two daughters and one son are left to comfort the lonely heart of the mother. For nearly 58 years Mr. and Mrs. Summers live in this community, 15 of which they lived on the home place with his father, then building on the present site where the remaining 43 years were spent until separated by the death of the husband. Here in this community they lived together, sharing the pleasures and hardships and trials of pioneer life: here they reared their children and have seen all the great improvements of 58 years. When but a youth he was converted to Christ, a very vivid experience and a deep, ever abiding faith established. In the early history of the Christian church here, he became a member of it. The weakness of the human flesh is considered, but even in his declining days, when he realized he was nearing the crossing over, he leaves with his beloved wife and children the comforting thought that he was 'repared to go.' In passing of David Summers another of Randolph County's pioneer men has gone. He was a kind-hearted neighbor, a devoted husband and father. Among those of his nearest kindred who are left here for a while is the faithful wife, one son, Walter Summers, two daughters, Mrs. Celia Kabel and Mrs. Ella Burke, one sister, Mrs. Elzena Troxell, four grandchildren, all of Winchester, Indiana, with there are other relatives and friends whose sympathizing hearts share with the family their loss." This little poem by Thomas Hastings: Jesus, while our hearts are bleeding, O'er the spoils that death was won, We would at this solemn meeting Calmly say, Thy will be done." By Thy hands the boon is given, Thou hast taken but thine own; Lord of earth and God of heaven, Evermore "Thy will be done." Sources: 1880 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T9-307 pg 116 ED 166; enum 2 Jun dwell 27 fam 28; Somers, David 33 IN VA MD Farmer; Almira 30 OH MD OH; Rebecca 3 IN VA MD 1900 Census; White River, Randolph, IN T623-399 pg 18a ED 136; enum 19 Jun dwell 383 fam 402; Summers, David, Sep 1848 52m-27yr IN VA MD Farmer; Almira, Dec 1846 53 m-27yr 4 children/3 lvg OH MD OH; rest IN IN OH; Celia, Jul 1876 23 Dressmaker; Ella, Sep 1881 18; Walter D, Jul 1889 10 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T6224-376 pg 14b ED 150;
enum 27 Apr dwell 354 fam 363; Summers, David 62 m1-37yr IN VA MD Farmer; Almira 63 m1-37yr 4 child 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T 626-624 pg 6b ED 24; enum 7 Apr dwell/fam 177; Summers, David 82 m1st @25 IN VA MD Retired; Elmira 83 m1st @26 OH WV MD; Walter 39div IN IN OH More About DAVID SUMMERS: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Notes for ALMIRA ROWE: Obituary from Winchester paper, about August 13, 1935: Mrs. Almira Summers--"Mrs. Almira Summers, 88 years old, died at her home on Elm street at 8 o'clock Monday evening after an illness brought on by general infirmity. Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. A. H. Burke of Richmond; a son, Walter at home; two sisters, Mrs. W. U. [Almanda] Davis and Frank [Ella] Davis, both of Winchester; five brothers, Frank Rowe of Richmond, Harvey Rowe of Muncie, Oliver Rowe of Harrisville, John and Harry Rowe of Winchester; four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services will be held at the home at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Rev. John Watson in charge. Interment will be in the Fountain Park cemetery. The Fraze funeral home has charge of the funeral." More About ALMIRA ROWE: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Children of DAVID SUMMERS and ALMIRA ROWE are: i. CHARLES4 SUMMERS, b. December 03, 1865; d. December 06, 1874, Winchester, IN. More About CHARLES SUMMERS: Burial: Fountain Park cemetery, Winchester, IN ii. REBECCA MORIAH CELIA SUMMERS, b. July 11, 1876, Randolph County, IN; d. September 06, 1934, Indianapolis, IN; m. ALONZO J KABEL, October 12, 1902, Winchester IN52; b. March 05, 1876, Huntsville, IN52; d. December 06, 1955, Winchester, IN52. Notes for REBECCA MORIAH CELIA SUMMERS: Obituary of Celia Summers Kabel from Winchester, IN newspaper, September 1934: "On July 11, 1876 there came to bless the home of David and Almira Summers a daughter Celia, whose entire life was spent near the place of her birth. When a girl she attended the Winchester public schools, when a young woman she assisted her mother with the work on the farm, in her mature years she was the queen in her own home, where her smiles ever beamed on her loved ones, ever the brightest when the world was frowning, her unalterable love supporting them amidst times of sorrow. On October 12, 1902, she was united in marriage to Alonzo J. Kabel, this happy union being blessed with one daughter, Olive, now Mrs. A. Eugene (Mike) Cover. With a patience that never tired, and a self-denial that never ceased, she cheerfully sacrificed for her family her own comforts and pleasures. Her love for them was without a flaw. Her simple, useful, beautiful life expressed in the highest degree the fruit of the Spirit. She was a woman of high ideals, appreciative, affectionate, and was never so happy as when doing something for others. Hers as a nature rare and sweet and was animated by the highest ideals of life and love. For many months she had suffered intense agony, but made a brave effort to rally and stay yet awhile to comfort her daughter and companion, but her frail body was weary and saying: 'I will have to give up and go'. She breathed her last sigh in a prayer for her loved ones. In her last days she looked over into the beautiful land to which she was bound. She glimpsed the loveliness and joy soon to be hers, and on September 6th, 1934, soon after the sun had sunk below the horizon she passed into the blessedness of those who find the way of life following Jesus, the Christ, and there her soul reposes in peace and happiness on the bosom of her God. She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted companion, one daughter, Olive, son-in-law, an aged mother, one brother, one sister, besides other relatives and a host of friends." Sources: 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 4a ED 152; enum 18 Apr dwell 76 fam 83; Kabel, Alonzo J 34 m1-7yr IN IN IN Telegraph operator; Celia 33 m1-7yr 1 child/1 lvg IN IN OH; Olive 6 IN IN IN WWI Draft Register Cards 1917-18: Roll 1653185 Draft Board 0 1920 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 4a ED 173; enum 5 Jan dwell 84 fam 85; Kabel, Alonzo 43 IN IN IN Manager/telegraph office; Celia 43 IN IN OH; Olive 16 IN IN IN 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 18a ED 26; enum 16 Apr dwell 460 fam 501; Kabel, Alonzo J 54 m1st 26 Manger/Telegraph office; Celia 53 m1st @24; Olive 26; all IN IN IN Triple Tombstone photo on findagrave courtesy of Fred Davis: Celia, Alonzo J, & Charlotte; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18 Alonzo J Kabel Roll 1653185 DB 0 - Sept 12, 1918;Address: 222 S E 11, Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana;Birth: 5 Mar 1876 Age 42 N Relative: Celia Kabel [wife] - same address;Occupation: Mgr/operator- Western Union Tel Co, 125 W Main, Winchester, IN /s/ Alonzo J Kabel Description: Med hgt & build, blue eyes, black hair; More About REBECCA MORIAH CELIA SUMMERS: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN52 Cause of Death: cancer Religion: Quaker Notes for ALONZO J KABEL: Obituary from Winchester Journal Herald, December 6, 1955: "Lon' Kabel, 79, Dies at Hospital in Winchester--Alonzo J (Lon) Kabel, 79, well-known Winchester man, died Tuesday at 5 A.M. at the Randolph County hospital, where he had been a patient for the last 11 days. He had been seriously ill the past four days. The family home is at 109 1/2 East Franklin street, Winchester. Mr. Kabel, for 50 years affiliated with the Western Union, was born March 5, 1876 at Huntsville, the son of John and Rebecca Mendenhall Kabel. He retired a few years ago. Mr. Kabel was a former member of the K. of P. lodge and attended school in Winchester. He was of the Quaker faith. Survivors are the widow, Charlotte; one daughter, Mrs. A. E. (Mike) Cover; one brother, Philip, director of the Randolph County welfare department, and three grandchildren, two of whom are in the army. Pending arrival of one of the grandsons in the service, funeral services have been tentatively set for Thursday at 2 P.M. at the Maynard and Walker mortuary. Officiating will be Revs. Kenneth Pickering and Herbert Boase. Burial will be in Fountain Park cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday after 3 P.M." More About ALONZO J KABEL: Burial: December 08, 1965, Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Occupation: Western Union telegraph operator Religion: Quaker iii. ELLA M. SUMMERS, b. September 06, 1881; d. July 1982, Richmond, Wayne Co., IN; m. AUSTIN H. (OTT) BURKE, Abt. 1903; b. September 06, 1877, Randolph, Elkins Co., WV; d. November 1970, Richmond, Wayne Co., IN. Notes for ELLA M. SUMMERS: Sources: 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-376 pg 14b ED 150; enum 27 Apr dwell 349 fam 358; Burke, Austin H 32 m1-7yr WV WV WV Carpenter; Ella M 29 m1-7yr 2 children/2 lvg IN IN IN; Chalres 6 IN WV IN; Lettie IN WV IN WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-18: Roll 1653185 Draft Board 0 1920 Census: Winchester Wd 2, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 8b ED 172; enum 8 Jan dwell 217 fam 218; Burke, Austin H 41 WV WV WV Bldg supply dealer; Ella M 38 IN IN OH; Charles H 16 IN WV IN; Lettie E 12 IN WV IN; John K [father] 63div WV WV WV; + 3 roomers 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 4a ED 25; enum 5 Apr dwell 99 fam 101; Burke, Austin H 52 m1st @25 WV WV WV Bldg supply dealer; Ella M 47 m1st @20 IN IN OH; Lettie E 22 In WV IN Bookkeeper/glove factory US WWII Draft Registration Cards 1942: Roll WW2_2240449 Ser# U-2566; WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 Austin Howard Burke Roll 1653185 DB 0 - Sept 12, 1918;Address: 233 W Washington, Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana;Birth: 3 Sep 1877 Age; 41 Occupation: Retail cement supply - self;N Relative: Ella M Burk - same address /s/ Austin Howard Burke Description: Tall, slender, blue eyes, black hair US WWII Draft Registration Cards, 1942 Austin H Burke Roll WW2_2240449 Ser# U-2566;Residence: 310 W Washington St, Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana;Mailing address: 230 W Franklin St, Winchester, IN;Age 64 Birth: 3 Sep 1877 Randolph, Elkins County, WV;Person Who Will Always Know My Address: Mr L M Burke, 310 W Washington St, Winchester ;Place of employment: 230 W Franklin St, Winchester, Randolph, IN;Signature: Austin H Burke Description: 6' 1 1/2", 144#, blue eyes, gray hair, light complexion; More About ELLA M. SUMMERS: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Notes for AUSTIN H. (OTT) BURKE: From Winchester News-Gazette, June 29, 2002, reprinted from 1913 newspaper: A. H. Burke at 233 W. Washington St., is a manufacturer of cement blocks, bridges, etc. He deals in lime and cement. He makes silos and plazas to order. He is a expert in these lines and also employs adequate mechanics. Persons who have contracted for dealings with him say he is always satisfactory. His prices are reasonable and his work is guaranteed to be perfect. More About AUSTIN H. (OTT) BURKE: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN iv. WALTER D. SUMMERS, b. July 07, 1889, Winchester, Randolph Co., IN; d. May 14, 1966, Winchester, IN; m. FLORENCE MIDDLETON, January 14, Streator, IL. Notes for WALTER D. SUMMERS: Obituary from Winchester paper, May 14, 1966: "Walter D. Summers, 76, a lifelong resident of the Winchester vicinity, died today in the Randolph County Hospital as a result of injuries suffered two weeks ago in a farm accident. He was knocked from a tractor April 29 while mowing grass north of Winchester and one leg was severed. The other leg was later amputated as a result of the accident. He is survived by his wife, Florence; one sister, Ella Burke, Richmond; three stepsons and one stepdaughter. He was a veteran of World War I. Funeral arrangements are being completed at the Fraze Funeral Home at Winchester." More About WALTER D. SUMMERS: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Cause of Death: Legs amputated in mowing accident Military service: WWI veteran Occupation: farmer
19. EVEANN ELZENA3 SUMMERS (REBECCA (MARGARETH)2 LUDY, PETER1) was born September 26, 1850, and died April 28, 1938 in Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN. She married EZRA TROXELL October 15, 1872. He was born January 01, 1841, and died May 15, 1921 in Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN. Notes for EVEANN ELZENA SUMMERS: Sources: 1880 Census: Mississinewa, Darke Co., OH T9-1010 pg 240 ED 65; enum 16 Jun dwell/fam 142; Troxell [indexed "Grosell"] Ezra 38 VA VAVA Farmer; Elzena 27 IN VA OH; Shorlotta A 6 OH VA IN 1900 Census: White River, Randolph, In T623-399 pg 3b ED 136; enum 4 Jun dwell 64 fam 66; Troxel, Ezra, Jan 1841 59 m-27yr WV WV WV Retired farmer; Elzena, Sep 1850 49 m-27yr 1 child/1 lvg IN VA MD; Charlotte, May 1874 26 OH WV IN 1910 Census: White River, Randolph, IN T624-17a ED 152; enum 25 Apr dwell 296 fam 310; Troxell [indexed Froxell], Ezra 69 VA VA VA; Elzena A 59 m1-27yr 1 child/1 lvg IN VA MD; Charlotte 35 OH VA IN 1920 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T625-464 pg 1a ED 173; enum 2 Jan dwell/fam 3; Troxell, Exra 79 VA VA VA; Elzena 69 IN VA MD; Charlotta Anne 45 OH VA IN 1930 Census: Winchester, Randolph, IN T626-624 pg 17a ED 26; enum 15 Apr dwell 441 fam 475; Troxell, Elzena 79wd IN VA MD;Charlotte 54 OH VA VA Tombstone photos on findagrave courtesy of Fred Davis - Elzena &
Ezra Troxell; More About EZRA TROXELL: Military service: Co. F, 84th Indiana Volunteers, GAR Child of EVEANN SUMMERS and EZRA TROXELL is: i. CHARLOTTE ANN4 TROXELL, b. May 18, 1874; d. August 27, 1966, Winchester IN; m. ALONZO J KABEL, October 08, 1938, Winchester, IN; b. March 05, 1876, Huntsville, IN; d. December 06, 1955, Winchester, IN. More About CHARLOTTE ANN TROXELL: Burial: Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Religion: Methodist Notes for ALONZO J KABEL: Obituary from Winchester Journal Herald, December 6, 1955: "Lon' Kabel, 79, Dies at Hospital in Winchester--Alonzo J (Lon) Kabel, 79, well-known Winchester man, died Tuesday at 5 A.M. at the Randolph County hospital, where he had been a patient for the last 11 days. He had been seriously ill the past four days. The family home is at 109 1/2 East Franklin street, Winchester. Mr. Kabel, for 50 years affiliated with the Western Union, was born March 5, 1876 at Huntsville, the son of John and Rebecca Mendenhall Kabel. He retired a few years ago. Mr. Kabel was a former member of the K. of P. lodge and attended school in Winchester. He was of the Quaker faith. Survivors are the widow, Charlotte; one daughter, Mrs. A. E. (Mike) Cover; one brother, Philip, director of the Randolph County welfare department, and three grandchildren, two of whom are in the army. Pending arrival of one of the grandsons in the service, funeral services have been tentatively set for Thursday at 2 P.M. at the Maynard and Walker mortuary. Officiating will be Revs. Kenneth Pickering and Herbert Boase. Burial will be in Fountain Park cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday after 3 P.M." More About ALONZO J KABEL: Burial: December 08, 1965, Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, IN Occupation: Western Union telegraph operator Religion: Quaker
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SUMMERS June 06, 1848 in Randolph Cty, IN, son of HENRY SUMMERS and MARY HORN. He was born October 29,
1806 in Augusta (as per Tucker bio.) or Botetourt County (as per
gravestone), VA, and died April 20, 1895 in Winchester, Randolph County,
IN44.
N. THE BURIAL WAS AT (East) MAPLEWOOD.
