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Magdalina Christman1,2
F, #4994, b. May 1830
Family: Samuel Egger (b. about 1830)
| Son | George Solomon Egger+ (b. 25 May 1864, d. 26 October 1941) |
Biography
Magdalina Christman was born about 1830. She was born in May 1830 in Germany.3 She witnessed the birth of George Solomon Egger on 25 May 1864 in Ohio, USA.4 She and Samuel Egger were married about 1850.2
Magdalina Christman was also known as Magdalina Egger.2
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Citations
- [S156] Solomon Egger, 1900 U.S. Census, http://www.denbowtree.org, Sched 1, Center Twp, Monroe County, Ohio, SD 15, ED 91, sheet 4159, dwelling 365, family 366, Second Site Online Year: 1900; Census Place: Center, Monroe, Ohio; Roll: 1305; Page: 19B; Enumeration District: 0091; FHL microfilm: 1241305..
- [S157] Solomon Egger, Death Certificate 62523 (26 Oct 1941), Second Site Online, http://www.denbowtree.org, This death certificate has what I believe is an incorrect birthdate. The birthdate on his confirmation certificate, data probably supplied by his parents, seems to me more likely to be accurate than the date on this form supplied by his wife. The month and day are the same, but the confirmation cerfificate has the year as 1864 rather than 1866. His tombstone has yet another year. Unless I find convincing information to the contrary, I'm going to use the 1864 date as primary. Hereinafter cited as DC: G. Solomon Egger.
- [S71] Thomas and Rosa Denbow, 1900 U.S. Census, http://www.ancestry.com, Bureau of the Census. Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1900. T623, 1854 rolls., ancestry.com Year: 1900; Census Place: Wills, Guernsey, Ohio; Roll: 1273; Page: 15A; Enumeration District: 0025; FHL microfilm: 1241273, Center Twp, Monroe County, Ohio.
- [S120] G. Burghardt, compiler, "Solomon Egger's Confirmation Certificate"; Lists date of birth but not location., Ancestral File, (2 Apr 1882), Carl J. Denbow Personal Files, 17 Coventry Lane, Athens, Athens, Ohio, USA, 45701-3718. Hereinafter cited as "Solomon Egger Conf Cert".
John Oscar Doney1
M, #4995, b. 3 January 1881, d. 4 March 1949
Parents
| Father | Gerson Doney, Jr. (b. 22 February 1848, d. 25 August 1931) |
| Mother | Margaret (b. 16 August 1852, d. 22 December 1883) |
John O. Doney, photo taken on wedding day
Biography
John Oscar Doney was born on 3 January 1881.1 He and Mary Ellen King were married about 1901.2 He died on 4 March 1949, at age 68.1
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Citations
- [S121] Steve Weaver, "Denbow & Related Families: Errors in Doney Entries," e-mail message from email address (Muncie Indiana) to Carl J. Denbow, 27 Jan 2014, This is a offshot lline that I didn't have much documented information on so this email represents much better documentatoin. Hereinafter cited as "Weaver's Email".
- [S121] Steve Weaver, "Weaver's Email," e-mail to Carl J. Denbow, 27 Jan 2014, This is a offshot lline that I didn't have much documented information on so this email represents much better documentatoin. Orignally from a GEDCOM from Susan Sharp.
Wilhemina Latsha1
F, #4996
Biography
Wilhemina Latsha and John Dunkelberger Doney were married about 1863.1
Wilhemina Latsha was also known as Wilhemina Doney.1
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Citations
- [S121] Steve Weaver, "Denbow & Related Families: Errors in Doney Entries," e-mail message from email address (Muncie Indiana) to Carl J. Denbow, 27 Jan 2014, This is a offshot lline that I didn't have much documented information on so this email represents much better documentatoin. Orignally from a GEDCOM from Susan Sharp. Hereinafter cited as "Weaver's Email".
Catherine Elizabeth Smith1
F, #4997, b. about 1879
Parents
| Father | Albert B. Smith |
| Mother | Mary A |
Biography
Catherine Elizabeth Smith was also known as Catherine Elizabeth Doney.1
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Citations
- [S121] Steve Weaver, "Denbow & Related Families: Errors in Doney Entries," e-mail message from email address (Muncie Indiana) to Carl J. Denbow, 27 Jan 2014, This is a offshot lline that I didn't have much documented information on so this email represents much better documentatoin. Orignally from a GEDCOM from Susan Sharp. Hereinafter cited as "Weaver's Email".
Albert B. Smith1
M, #4998
Family: Mary A
| Daughter | Catherine Elizabeth Smith (b. about 1879) |
Biography
Albert B. Smith witnessed the birth of Catherine Elizabeth Smith about 1879.1 He and Mary A were married about 1865.
| Last Edited | 7 May 2014 00:00:00 |
Citations
- [S121] Steve Weaver, "Denbow & Related Families: Errors in Doney Entries," e-mail message from email address (Muncie Indiana) to Carl J. Denbow, 27 Jan 2014, This is a offshot lline that I didn't have much documented information on so this email represents much better documentatoin. Orignally from a GEDCOM from Susan Sharp. Hereinafter cited as "Weaver's Email".
Mary A1
F, #4999
Family: Albert B. Smith
| Daughter | Catherine Elizabeth Smith (b. about 1879) |
Biography
Mary A witnessed the birth of Catherine Elizabeth Smith about 1879.1 Mary A and Albert B. Smith were married about 1865.
Mary A was also known as Mary A Smith.
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Citations
- [S121] Steve Weaver, "Denbow & Related Families: Errors in Doney Entries," e-mail message from email address (Muncie Indiana) to Carl J. Denbow, 27 Jan 2014, This is a offshot lline that I didn't have much documented information on so this email represents much better documentatoin. Orignally from a GEDCOM from Susan Sharp. Hereinafter cited as "Weaver's Email".
Mary Ellen King1
F, #5000, b. about 1881
Parents
| Father | William Jones King |
| Mother | Cordelia A. Hewitt |
Mary Ellen King, photo taken on weddng day.
Biography
Mary Ellen King was also known as Mary Ellen Doney.1
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Citations
- [S121] Steve Weaver, "Denbow & Related Families: Errors in Doney Entries," e-mail message from email address (Muncie Indiana) to Carl J. Denbow, 27 Jan 2014, This is a offshot lline that I didn't have much documented information on so this email represents much better documentatoin. Orignally from a GEDCOM from Susan Sharp. Hereinafter cited as "Weaver's Email".