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Obituary: Ryan, Helene Jeanette "Jean" (Triem) of Bellevue, WA passed away Thursday, Mar. 19, 2009 at Mercer Island Care & Rehabilitation Center at the age of 75. The end for Jean was peaceful with her husband, Paul, at her side.

Jean was born in Chicago, IL on May 18, 1933 to Harrie B. and Helen (Langer) Triem. During her formative years, the Triem family resided in Chicago, IL; Milwaukee, WI; Duluth, MN and Fargo, ND before settling in Minneapolis, Minn. in 1950. There Jean finished her education at Central High School and met her husband to be in 1951.

After High School Jean worked at a local Bank and an Insurance Co. Engaged in 1954, Jean accepted an invitation from Paul in 1955 to come to France and get married in Verdun where he was stationed with the Army. In June, 1955 Jean journeyed from Minneapolis by train and boat, by herself and at her own expense, to Paris, France where Paul met her train and then escorted her to Verdun (pop. ~20,000). They were married in Verdun on June 20, 1955. They returned to the US in July, 1956 by Military Transport Ship (a week before the sinking of the Andrea Doria). Jean went to work for Ace Lines Trucking Co. as a secretary while Paul finished school. In Jan., 1959 the family, now 3, moved to Seattle where Paul started his career with Boeing and Jean went to work as the homemaker. By 1962 the family had grown to 5 keeping Jean very busy. In Dec., 1966 the family moved to our present home in Bellevue. In 1975, when the girls were in their teens, Jean went back to work as a bookkeeper for W. K. Martin; retiring in 1993. Jean belonged to several organizations, including the Girl Scouts of America, the Evergreen Artists, the German Interest Group of the Eastside Genealogical Society, and she was also one of the founders of the Eastside Association of Fine Arts and a local chapter of the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America. Sewing, quilting, drawing and painting were among her many hobbies, but her true love was watercolor painting. Additionally, she spent 25 years researching her family history eventually locating and visiting "cousins" in Germany. She was preceded in death by her parents, and her sister Betty Mae.

She is survived by her beloved husband, Paul; daughters, Ann Ryan of Olympia, WA, Kathleen Ryan Ursa and her husband, David of Bartlett, IL; Nancy Ryan and her husband Kevin Hendricks, of Seattle, WA; grandson, Ryan Wilson, of Puyallup; and two granddaughters, Meghan Ursa and Penelope Hendricks.

Visitation will be held from 12:30 pm to 1:30 p.m. with funeral services following on March 26 at Sunset Hills Memorial Park & Funeral Home, 1215 - 145th Place SE, Bellevue, WA, 425-746-1400. In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be made to Medic One, Bellevue; Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America; or Overlake Hospital, Bellevue, WA.

Loving wife, mother and grandmother, Jean was dearly loved and will be sorely missed by her family, neighbors and all the friends whose lives she touched with her friendship, compassion and love. She is now at rest.

Obituary (Granville Times, April 9, 1903):

DANIEL LARIMORE

Well Known in Granville, Passes Away at His Home in Union Township.

Daniel Larimore, one of the best known farmers in Licking county, died at his home in Union township at 11:30 o'clock, on Tuesday morning at the age of seventy-seven years. About three weeks ago he was stricken with apoplexy, but seemed to recover and was sitting up Tuesday, when he suddenly fell forward and died. He leaves a wife and two sons, William Larimore, the undertaker at Kirkersville, and Frank Larimore who is in the real estate business in Chicago. He also leaves two daughters, Miss Belle Larimore, who lives at home, and Mrs. Etta Leatherman, of Outville several years ago. John Larimore, of Union Station, and Dr. James Larimore, of Newark, are brothers of the deceased. The funeral took place from the late home on Thursday morning at ten o'clock, interment being made at Granville.

OBITUARY #2 - The Granville (Ohio) Times, Thursday, October 10, 1912

Mrs. S. Larimore

On Friday afternoon, October the 4, at half past one an unusually beautiful and impressive service was held over all that was mortal of Mrs. S. C. Larimore at her late home in Outville.

Love and sympathy found mute expression in the profusion of beautiful floral offerings which loving hands had arranged about the casket and was further voiced in the musical selections exquisitely rendered by Rev. and Mrs. Wright. The services were conducted by Rev. M. A. Wright, who spoke in tender and comforting words which fell like a benediction of healing on the sore hearts of the family.

During the last illness of eleven months she manifested to all the increased gentleness of manner the Christian resignation the serene and steadfast look forward to the hereafter with a certain hope of a happy reunion with her lived ones on the other shore.

"They never quite leave us, our friends who have passed,

Through the shadow of death to the sunlight above;

A thousand sweet memories holding them fast,

To the places they blessed with their presence and love."

She leaves to mourn her death two sons: William Larimore of Kirkersville, Frank G. Larimore of Columbus, and two daughters, Mrs. Frank P. Leatherman and Miss Belle of Outville.

Mrs. Samantha Catherine Larimore, wife of the late Daniel Larimore was the daughter of Isaac and Anna Essex of Etna, Ohio. She was the last one of twelve children. Born June 8, 1828, died October 2, 1912.

Tuberculosis

Obituary (Granville Times, March 17, 1899): Dr. L. S. Larimore

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Dies at the Home of His Father at

Kirkersville Station

Dr. L. S. Larimore died at the home of his father, Daniel Larimore at Kirkersville Station, Wednesday morning at 7 o’clock, after a long illness with consumption. The deceased was 37 years of age and leaves a wife and three children [author’s italics].

The funeral took place at the home at 10 o’clock, sun time, this morning and interment will be made in Maple Grove Cemetery this afternoon.

Dr. Larimore was a former resident of Granville, where he attended both public school and college, and he had many friends here.

OBITUARY - The Granville (Ohio) Times, March 21, 1918

Jeheil Tedrick born May 11, 1828, died March 15, 1918, at the home of his daughter Mrs. Alice Barnard, 126 East Lincoln Street, Columbus aged 89 years, 10 months, 4 days. He was the brother-in-law of Mrs. John Larimore. He leaves one son, Elmer of Columbus, and four daughters: Mrs. E. O. Mitchell of Croton, Mrs. O. M. Doomey (sic) of Boise, Idaho, Mrs, Evelyn Cherry of Buckeye Lake and Mrs. Alive (sic) Barnard of Columbus. His wife preceded him 16 years ago. Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery in Newark.

FROM Hill's History of Licking Township, Licking County, Ohio:

TEDRICK, JOHN, was born 1n 1786, in Alleghany county, Maryland, and is of German descent. He came to this county in 1802, by himself, on horseback, and located in what is now Licking township. He bought one hundred acres of land one and a half miles west of Jacksontown, lying north and south of the pike. The land which he bought was all woods, and by his own industry he cleared and improved the farm, and, at the time of his death, he had and controlled three hundred and forty-five acres. He built the first brick house in the township, in 1827; it is the oldest house of its dimensions in the county. The barn was built two years previous, and is one of the oldest barns in the county. John Tedrick was married to Mrs. Naomi Messmore (formerly Miss Sutton), of this county. They had four children, two boys and two girls. Catharine was born in 1818; she was married to Jacob Wintrode, of Stark county, and they now reside in Topeka, Kansas. Elizabeth was born in 1821; she was married to Dr. Vorse, of Knox county. He afterwards located at Des Moines, Iowa, and died there in 1851. His widow was married the second time to William D. Smith, of this county, and at present she lives at Des Moines, Iowa. Linsley was born in 1826; he was married to Mahala Shafer, of this county, and at present resides in Litchfield, Illinois. He is a hotel man. Jehiel was born May 11, 1829, in the same house where he now lives, which was built in 1827. He was married December 24, 1850, to Louisa Larimore, of this county. They have had six children -Alice B., Minnie E., Mary, Eva, Elmore, and Susan Kate. Minnie E. married Oscar Downey, of this county. They are now living in Lancaster, Fairfield county. He is a tinner by trade. Eva married T. J. Clerrey, of this county. He is a hotel man. The other children are all single and live at home with their parents. John Tedrick departed this life in 1851, aged seventy-five years. He was a minister of the Christian church at Hebron. Mrs. J. Tedrick died in 1877, aged ninety-one years. She was a member of the Old School Baptist church. Their remains lie in Friendship church graveyard. John Tedrick was captain of a military company for a number of years, and was always called Captain Tedrick. He was one of the leading men of the township.

Ohio death records, volume 2530, certificate #16196, shows Jehiel Tedrick died in Franklin County on 15 MAR 1918. No cause of death is shown.

From Hill's History of Licking Township (Licking County, Ohio) provided by Louise Ratner:

Jehiel was born May 11, 1829 in the same house where he now lives, which was built in 1827. He was married December 24, 1850 to Louisa Larimore, of this county. They have six children: Alice B., Minnie E., Mary, Eva, Elmer and Susan Kate.

OBITUARY

Jehiel birthdate given as 11 May 1828, died 15 March 1918 aged 89 years, 10 months, 4 days at the home of his daughter, Mrs Alice Barnard, 26 East Lincoln Street, Columbus, Ohio. He was the brother-in-law of Mrs. John Larimore and left one son, Elmer, of Columbus, and 4 daughters: Mrs. E. O. Mitchell of Croton, Mrs. O. M. Doomey (sic) of Boise, Idaho, Mrs. Evelyn Cherry of Buckeye Lake and Mrs. Barnard of Columbus. His wife preceded him in death by 16 years. Burial to be at Cedar Hill Cemetery in Newark, Ohio.

Information provided by John D. Rugg of Ohio Roots, P.O. Box 332, Granville, Ohio 43023 from obituary (paper not known). (via Tracy DeWald.)

OBITUARY:

Thursday, May 2, 1929

J. Elmer Tedrick, 67, died Sunday of a heart attack at work at a gas station in Columbus, Ohio. He was born in Licking County, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jehiel Tedrick and grandson of Captain John Tedrick who came to Licking County in 1802 and located in what is now Licking Township.

The published list of Cedar Hill Cemetery burials give John Elmer Tedrick's age as 68, shows his marital status as divorced, gives 28 April 1929 death date, and lists him as son of Jehiel and Louise Tedrick. Four Tedricks are buried at Cedar Hill: John Elmer, Jehiel, Ross E. (died Columbus in 1919 aged 32 son of E. Tedrick) and Viva (married, died 1911 aged 22+).

Hills History of Licking Township (Licking Co., Ohio) 1880:

Minnie E. married Oscar Downey of this county. They are now living in Lancaster, Fairfield County. He is a tinner by trade.

OBITUARY - Newark Advocate, June 1, 1904

Mrs. Catherine Leslie.

Mrs. Catherine Tedrick Leslie, daughter of Mr. Jehiel Tedrick, of this city, and wife of Mr. B. G. Leslie, died at her home in Chicago Junction, on Tuesday evening, after having been a sufferer for several months with cancer of the stomach. About two months ago she underwent an operation at the Chicago Hospital in Chicago, Ill., and after a time it was thought that she was considerably better, but she soon grew worse and rapidly declined until death ended her sufferings. Besides her husband, she leaves one son aged 13 years and one daughter, aged 14 years. The remains will arrive here this evening, and will be taken to the home of her father, 80 Hudson avenue, from which place the funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock on Thursday afternoon. Rev. L. S. Boyce pastor of the First Presbyterian church, officiating, and the body will be interred in Cedar Hill cemetery.

Hills History of Licking Township (Licking Co., Ohio) 1880:

Minnie E. married Oscar Downey of this county. They are now living in Lancaster, Fairfield County. He is a tinner by trade.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - The Newark, Ohio Advocate, October 21, 1907, page 8, columns 1 & 2

Devisees File Answer.

In the case of Eber S. Mitchell vs. Ezra O. Mitchell and others, the defendants, Ezra O. Mitchell and wife, and Maria Mitchell, have filed their answers to the petition of the plaintiff. They say that they are both children and devisees of John Mitchell, deceased, and are entitled each to the undivided one-fifth of all the lands described in the petition, subject to the life estate of Maria Mitchell, widow of John Mitchell, deceased. That since the death of John Mitchell, his widow, Maria Mitchell, entered into a contract in writing with the plaintiff and the defendants, Ezra O., Mitchell, Isaac H. Mitchell, Sarah E. Mitchell, J. E. Wilson, guardian of Daniel N. Mitchell, an imbecile, by the terms of which all of the devisees conveyed to Maria Mitchell for the term of her natural life time all of the lands sought to be partitioned. Defendants deny that Eber S. Mitchell is entitled to partition of the real estate during the life time of Maria Mitchell, and that the plaintiff is estopped by his own act in conveying the life estate to Maria Mitchell from obtaining any of the relief demanded in his petition. Defendants ask the plaintiff's petition be dismissed. S. Leamon, attorney.