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| Daughter | Agnes Lucille Miller+ (b. 29 August 1909, d. 6 October 1976) |
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| Daughter | Bertha Leith+ (b. 8 April 1891, d. after April 1940) |
| Last Edited | 13 October 2015 00:00:00 |
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| Daughter | Pauline Hugenell+ |
| Last Edited | 14 October 2015 00:00:00 |
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| Daughter | Pauline Hugenell+ |
| Last Edited | 14 October 2015 00:00:00 |
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| Daughter | Iva G. Ostrander+ (b. 19 April 1894, d. October 1989) |
| Last Edited | 14 October 2015 00:00:00 |
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| Daughter | Iva G. Ostrander+ (b. 19 April 1894, d. October 1989) |
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| Son | Raymond D. Drewett+ (b. 17 December 1892, d. 26 February 1929) |
| Last Edited | 14 October 2015 00:00:00 |
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| Son | Raymond D. Drewett+ (b. 17 December 1892, d. 26 February 1929) |
| Last Edited | 14 October 2015 00:00:00 |
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| Daughter | Helena Adelaide Maupin+ (b. 1 April 1906, d. 8 November 1997) |
| Last Edited | 14 October 2015 00:00:00 |
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| Daughter | Helena Adelaide Maupin+ (b. 1 April 1906, d. 8 November 1997) |
| Last Edited | 14 October 2015 00:00:00 |
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| Son | Homer Eugene Nesbitt+ (b. 23 August 1869) |
| Last Edited | 14 October 2015 00:00:00 |
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| Son | Homer Eugene Nesbitt+ (b. 23 August 1869) |
| Last Edited | 14 October 2015 00:00:00 |
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| Son | Cleaphos Bert Wood+ (b. 15 October 1905, d. 14 May 1977) |
| Last Edited | 9 March 2022 00:00:00 |
| Father | William W. Wood (b. about 1852) |
| Mother | Dora May Gordon (b. 4 October 1865, d. 20 September 1945) |
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| Son | Cleaphos Bert Wood+ (b. 10 May 1924, d. 11 June 1997) |
| Son | Robert Leonard Wood (b. 13 December 1925, d. 1988) |
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| Father | Edgar Almiron Smith (b. 6 September 1865, d. 27 June 1938) |
| Mother | Catherine Rosina Witherell (b. November 1875, d. 1 August 1956) |
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| Son | Charles Edgar Williams (b. 28 September 1915, d. 15 November 2003) |
| Son | Roger Orval Williams+ (b. 29 December 1918, d. 12 April 1998) |
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| Father | Orval Augustus Williams (b. 18 September 1892, d. 18 January 1979) |
| Mother | Edith Catherine Smith (b. 23 April 1895, d. 17 February 1955) |
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| Father | Orval Augustus Williams (b. 18 September 1892, d. 18 January 1979) |
| Mother | Edith Catherine Smith (b. 23 April 1895, d. 17 February 1955) |
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| Son | Lewis Orval Williams |
| Son | Charles Roger Williams+ (b. 7 August 1956, d. 11 November 2010) |
Obituary – unknown newspaper (Findagrave.com):
WILLIAMS, ROGER O.
Lansing
Age 79, died April 12, 1998. Born December 30, 1918 in Lansing, Mr. Williams was a resident of Lansing all his life and was co-owner of Williams Brothers Shoe Repair for 55 years. He loved his grandchildren and enjoyed fishing. He was preceded in death by his 1st wife, Florence and 2nd wife, Edna. Surviving are 2 sons, Lewis (Julie) and Charles (Patricia), both of Lansing; 4 grandchildren; 1 brother, Charles (Jane) Williams of Lansing. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, April 15, 10 a.m. at the Gorsline-Runciman Co. Lansing Chapel, 900 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing. Interment will follow in Deepdale Memorial Park.
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| Daughter | Edith Catherine Smith+ (b. 23 April 1895, d. 17 February 1955) |
Some details from Kleinhenz/Harper Family Tree genealogy prepared by Groovingranny46, online at ancestry.com.
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| Daughter | Edith Catherine Smith+ (b. 23 April 1895, d. 17 February 1955) |
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| Son | Eli Gordon+ (b. August 1833, d. 6 January 1916) |
Biographical information -- (Findagrave.com):
Son of Charles Richard and Anna (Garst) Gordon. Married Mary "Polly" Waggoner on 1 Apr 1824 in Clark County, OH. Father of Richard b. 1825, Sampson b. 6 Feb 1829, George W. b. abt 1832, Eli b. abt 1835, John b. abt 1837, Mary A. b. abt 1839, Deborah b. abt 1841, Anna b. abt 1843, James B. b. 1845 and William b. 1847.
Excerpts from the memoirs of John Gordon (1802-1880), eldest son of Charles Richard, written in 1863:
:Charles Richard Gorden or Gordon had 17 children: John, James, William, Andrew, Lettie, Giles, Anna, Eliza, Mary, Richard, Catherine, George Washington, Maza, Sarah, David, Frederick, and Deliliah. The spelling "Gordin" began in this generation.
My father, Richard Gordon, was born in Buckingham County, Virginia Dec. 12, 1774, two years before the Declaration of Independence was declared. His father, Giles Gordon, was in the Revolutionary War. He was in one of the hardest fought battles in Virginia about the close of that war. I have heard my grandmother say she stood in her yard and heard the cannon firing while her husband was in the battle and that when he came home he said he could have walked over the space of a ten acre field on dead men's bodies without touching ground.
I was born on the 15th day of February 1802 some two miles from Salem on Harrison Creek. My mother was sixteen years and six months old at the time of my birth.
In the fall of 1805 my father moved to Highland County, Ohio. They moved in a two horse wagon. We came through Abington in the extreme south western part of Virginia, through eastern Tennessee and Kentucky and crossed the Ohio River where Maysville now stands.
The vicinity was a "law unto itself." A man that would disturb the peace at a gathering of any kind, was taken by four men, each taking an arm or leg, and bumped against a tree a certain number of times and then compelled to leave the community. I saw two men served thus myself. They were James and John Findley, who afterward became very noted personages in the state, especially James B., who was long known as a minister of the gospel, and was also, at one time, chaplain of the Ohio Penitentiary, and author of a book entitled "The Prison Life."
My mother was an economical and hard working woman and as hardy as a "pine knot," and father was very thrifty, and considerable of a horse jockey--made considerable by horse trading.
In the fall of 1817 we had a hewn log house up, 21 by 26 feet, two story high, with one door, one window, and two loose floors, and a small stove in it that cost $50--a midling cold looking place by the way, on a cold winter. For three years we had a very hard time, sometimes very scanty provisions and clothing, though we did not suffer so much as some older settlers."
On October 7, 1816, they again started for Ohio-- such was the pioneer spirit! They came to the home of an aunt and uncle of Anna, Mary (Garst) and Christian Frantz, and later bought a farm on which they lived the rest of their lives. The back part of the farm joined the Frantz farm, located four miles from Springfield, OH.
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