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Thomas Deissinger
Forebearers: Barthel>Henrich>Nicolaus Deissinger
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Highlights
Thomas, great-grandson of Barthel, son of Nicolaus, was born in Pennsylvania, moved to Seneca County, New York, then to Niagara County, New York, and finally to Seneca County, Ohio, with possibly a land warrant from his war veteran brother George. ➖ Thomas registered for the NY Militia in 1812 due to the threat of attack by the British. ➖ Three of his grandsons died in the Civil War: Isaac, Henry, and Thomas W. ➖ Great-grandson Dr. Samuel Long practiced medicine in Ransomville, NY. ➖ Thomas currently has over a thousand descendants.
Ohio to Michigan
Many of Thomas' descendants relocated to Michigan from Ohio. Google AI says: In the late 1800s, many farmers moved from Ohio to Michigan seeking better opportunities and economic advantages. Land in Ohio became more expensive and less available as the population and agriculture grew. Michigan had relatively inexpensive land, fertile soils, and access to markets.
Patriarch/Matriarch
Thomas Deissinger
Grandparents: Henrich Deissinger
Parents: Nicolaus & Eve (Wiesner) Deissinger
Birth: 2 Sep 1785 in Berks Co, PA
Death: 20 May 1854 Bloomville, Seneca Co, OH
Sp 1) Elizabeth "Betsy" Hoster
Parents: Johann Conrad & Anna Catharina Hollenbach
Birth: 27 Feb 1787 Northumberland, PA
Death: 11 Feb 1826 Seneca Co, NY
Sp 2) Catherine Michael
Birth: abt 1804
Death: unkn
Marriage: 1826
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Thomas, at age 27, registered in the NY Militia for the defense of his county, but seemingly did not see combat. Thomas was living in Fayette, Seneca County, New York, near Geneva, in 1812, Seneca County being mentioned in the article above. There's also a record of a Thomas Dysinger in Capt. Ireland's Company, Riflemen, New York Militia. The threat was a false alarm; the British did not land at the mouth of the Genesee River.
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2003 Thomas, Son of Nicholas reunion paper by Frank Disinger - "Thomas was born into the union of Johan Nicolaus Deissinger (son of Henrich, grandson of Barthel) and Eve Catherine Weisner on September 2, 1785 in Berks County, PA. This birth is recorded in the record of the Altalaha Church of Rehresburg, PA. He moved with his parents to Cumberland County shortly thereafter. The 1800 Toboyne Township, Cumberland County, PA census (though not listing the children's names) does agree with the known family make-up at that time.
Prior to 1805 he moved to Seneca County, NY. His brother Johannes (John) had previously moved there in 1804. Available census and vital statistic records quite well establish his family locations over the years.
He is listed in the 1810 and 1820 census records in Fayette, Seneca County, New York.
His first wife [Elizabeth] died Feb. 11, 1826 and is buried in the cemetery at Burgh Church in Fayette. He married his second wife, Catherine Michael in 1826.
He is listed in the 1830 Town of Lockport, Niagara County, New York census on page 391. His brother David had arrived in Lockport in 1828 and brother George is listed in the 1830 Town of Royalton census. These are adjacent towns.
Thomas is listed in 1840 US census for Wood County, Ohio. With him are 3 males, 1 is age 10-14 and 2 are age 20-29. Three females; 2 age 10-14 and one age 50-59. According to a descendant of his daughter Elizabeth and Samuel Bear Jr., they migrated to Ohio in 1836. [see grandson John Bair]
Thomas died May 20, 1854 in Bloomville, Seneca County, Ohio and is buried in Woodland cemetery, Bloomville, Seneca County, Ohio."
note- In the 1810 census records in Fayette, Seneca County, NY, Thomas was listed with 3 children, matching his 3 youngest children, Jacob, Susan, and Christian. George had likely died before 1810. By the 1820 census, Thomas was listed with 6 children, matching his 6 children, Jacob, Susan, Christian, John, Daniel, and Elizabeth, minus George. Twins David and Sarah were born in 1827 to Thomas's second wife, meaning that Thomas, with 4 children under 15, moved his family from Seneca County to Niagara County (nearly 100 miles) with horses and wagons sometime before 1830, which likely took about a week.
In 1836, Thomas moved his family from Niagara County, NY, to Seneca County, Ohio, nearly 300 miles, with horses and wagons again, which took about 3 weeks or longer. Although several of his older children were married, they all moved to Ohio by themselves or with their father, except for Susan, who was married with 4 children and remained in Niagara County. Thomas may have had a land warrant from his brother George (see below).
note- Thomas 66, his second wife Catherine 46, and their daughter Sara Ann 23 were listed in the 1850 US Census of Bloomville, Seneca Co, OH. Although difficult to read, Thomas was seemingly employed as a farm helper/hand. Sara and her brother David (see below) were twins, and a note in the census indicates Sara was insane.
Much of what Frank Disinger wrote about the Thomas Deissinger branch came from Clint E. Dysinger 1910-1992 and his nephew Eldon E. Dysinger 1937-2024 both descendants of Thomas, which Frank acknowledged in his paper. Thomas' descendants were not mentioned in the first 11 family reunions.
Excerpt from: New York Genealogical & Biographical Society, Why and How New Yorkers Migrated to the Great Plains - "Free or relatively inexpensive lands could be had if one was willing to move westward. At various points throughout the nineteenth century, military land warrants were issued to veterans and their surviving widows for service in the War of 1812. If your family included a veteran of that conflict, he may have received a warrant. Recognize that though your solider or veteran was eligible for such a warrant, he may not have made the claim himself. Bounty-land warrants were transferable instruments that could be bartered or sold, and they often were. Sometimes the warrant was filed on behalf of family. Again, militia-aged and eligible men should be thoroughly examined for their place in the armed forces. If they served, bounty-land warrants should be sought at the National Archives in Washington."
note- George Disinger, Thomas' younger brother, served in the War of 1812 and may have claimed a federal military land warrant. George could have given or sold it to Thomas, who may have used it to claim land in Ohio. George's military service records are in the National Archives. David Deissinger, the youngest brother, served with his brother George in the same company and may have also claimed a land warrant. David's son, David Disinger (Jr), moved to Ohio/Indiana, possibly using his father's land warrant.
The highlighted section above is the original German handwritten Altalaha Church record of Thomas' baptism. The transcribed text above is from this record. The dates 2 Sep and 18 Sep are clearly visible in the first column. Not visible is 1785 recorded at the top of the page. The name "Thomas" is in the second column. The second column is "Hannickel" (nickname for Nicolaus), "Theissinger" (split in two), and "Eva Catharina". The third column is the names of the sponsor couple.
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Corner of New Haven and Marion St, Bloomville, Seneca Co, OH
Thomas and his family were listed in the 1850 US Census of Bloomville, Seneca Co, OH. Thomas's neighbors were his son Christian (although his age appears incorrect) and Thomas T. Cooley with his son William Cooley, who appears on an 1864 Seneca Co, OH map at the above location. Unfortunately, there's no other map before 1864, so this may or may not be correct. Thomas's nephew David Disinger Jr's farm in Jackson Township, Seneca Co., was about 20 miles northwest of Bloomville, and Tiffen, OH, was about 9 miles west. Still, there's no indication of any contact between them. There were post offices nearby, so they could have been writing letters to each other. See Maps and Locations.
Children of Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger: Jacob, George, Susan, Christian, John, Daniel, and Elizabeth
| Jacob Dysinger
| Grandparents: Nicolaus & Eva Catherina Deissinger
| Parents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Birth: 1805 Fayette, NY
| Death: 1858 Sherwood, OH
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|Sp Christina Long
| Birth: 1804 PA
| Death: 26 May 1891 Sherwood, OH
| Marriage: 1828/29
note- May have been Jacob Long's sister, see below
Children of Jacob & Christina (Long) Dysinger:
see Jacob Dysinger branch - surnames:
Rist - Murrell - Haskins - Martin - Dunakin - Wentworth - Applegate - Teagarten - Robinette - Shuey - Dick - Lloyd - Larrance - Bailey - Wilson - Gostola - Rank - Murphy - Howard
Isaac and Henry Dysinger - KIA Civil War
Jacob Dysinger's sons, Isaac Dysinger and Henry Dysinger, were both killed in action in Alabama during the Civil War in 1865. See the Jacob Dysinger branch for more.
| George Deissinger
| Grandparents: Nicolaus & Eva Catherina Deissinger
| Parents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Birth:
| Death: 1807
| Susan Deissinger
| Grandparents: Nicolaus & Eva Catherina Deissinger
| Parents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Birth: 7 Apr 1809 Fayette, NY
| Death: 8 Apr 1887
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|Sp Jacob Long
| Birth: 24 Nov 1799 PA
| Death: 29 Jul 1862
| Marriage: abt 1826
note- May have been Christina (Long) Dysinger's brother
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6695 Dysinger Rd, built 1850
This was the location of Susan & Jacob Long's farm in the Town of Lockport. The property was labeled Mrs. S. Long on the Lockport Township 1875 map because Jacob died in 1862. Some of their adult children stayed on the farm. To the east, the farm next door was labeled B. Long because Benjamin lived there after his brother John moved to Akron Road. On Akron Road in the Town of Lockport, another farm was labeled B. Long about halfway between Bowmiller Rd. and Wynkoop Rd on the south side, but we can't pinpoint the actual owner.
Children of Susan (Deissinger) & Jacob Long: John, Benjamin, Susanna, Sarah, Jacob, Lydia, Elizabeth, Matilda, Daniel, and George
| John Long
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: Susan (Deissinger) & Jacob Long
| Birth: 1828 Fayette, NY
| Death: 14 Oct 1891 Niagara, NY
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|Sp Salome Hollenbeck
| Birth: Feb 1835 Lockport, NY
| Death: 12 Feb 1905 Claremont, VA
| Marriage: abt 1854
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✞THE SUN - LOCKPORT, N. Y., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1891 - John Long, for 62 years a resident of the town of Lockport, died as his late residence, October 14th, aged 64 years. His widow and five children survive him, Dr. Samuel Long of Ransomville, Melinda E. Woods, Niagara, North Dakota, Miss Ella Long, Jesse and Charles F. Long of this city. The funeral will be observed from his late residence tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. M. and at 11 o'clock from Chestnut Ridge church, The burial will take place at Chestnut Ridge cemetery. Mr. Long has resided for 62 years at the place where he died and was therefore one of the old pioneers.
✞ John Long of Akron Road, town of Lockport, died of heart disease Wednesday, Oct. 14th, and was laid away in the beautiful Chestnut Ridge cemetery, Friday, Oct. 10, 1891. Mr. Long was born in Seneca County. His father emigrating to Niagara County when he was one year old, took up a tract of land adjoining the place afterwards occupied by the deceased, and where were born to him ten children. John married Salome, daughter of Samuel Hollenback, with whom he was permitted to live, in happiness for 37 years. A devoted husband and father, he leaves to mourn his loss a wife and five children, viz: Mrs. Malinda Woods of Niagara, N. Dakota, Ellen, Jesse and Charles at home, Dr. Long of Ransomville, and one granddaughter, Lillian Long. Besides these three brothers and three sisters survive him, viz: Benjamin, who resides at the old homestead, Daniel D. of Manitou Springs, Col., George W. of East Saginaw, Mich., Mrs. Martin Bush of East Wilson, Mrs. Charles Hensler of Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. Henry Klingensmith of Lockport. Mr. Long was a great sufferer for more than three months, during which time the careful attention of Dr. Long and the immediate family, together with the nursing given by the daughter from Dakota, who was permitted to be with her father during his last illness, all failed to save his life. His hold upon the hearts of his neighbors was evinced by the large gathering at the home of the deceased. The funeral corteage proceeded to the Stone Church, Chestnut Ridge, where Rev. H. J. Watkins addressed the people and appropriate music was rendered by the Raymond Hill choir, after which the remains were consigned to the tomb to await the resurrection morn. The persons acting as bearers were Solomon Dunkleberger, Peter Fisher, Samuel Nerver, Isaiah Sober, John Beattie, and E. Beattie.
✞ THE NIAGARA SUN - LOCKPORT, N.Y. TUESDAY. MATCH 7, 1905 - LONG - Mrs. Salome Long died at Claremont, Va., February 12, 1905, aged 70 years, 5 months and 12 days. Mrs. Long was born in Lockport August 31, 1834, and was Salome Hollenbeck. At the age of 20 years she was married to John H. Long who died October 14, 1891. Mrs. Long moved to Claremont in 1892, and remained there until her death. She was the mother of six children, the first being Dr. Samuel Long, of Ransomville, N. Y., who died July 15, 1894; the second Mrs. George H.Woods, living in Claremont, Virginia; the third a little girl who died in infancy; the fourth, Ella Long, who died September 12, 1896; the fifth, Jesse Long, living in Claremont, Virginia; the sixth, Charles F. Long, living in Manchester, Virginia. Five grand children survive her, one of whom, Miss Lillian Long, she took in infancy to be her own, and who remained with her until the time of her death.
Dr Samuel Long
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✞ LOCKPORT DAILY JOURNAL, MONDAY JULY 16, 1894 -Dr. Samuel Long died at his home in Ransomville Sunday, July 15th, 1894, at 5 p.m., aged 38 years. Deceased has practiced medicine for 12 years, He leaves a wife and two daughters. Funeral Tuesday, July 17th, at 1 p.m., at the house. Interment at North Ridge.
✞LOCKPORT DAILY JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY JULY 18, 1894 - The funeral services of the late Dr. Samuel Long took place at the family residence, Ransomville, Tuesday, July 17th, 1894; at 2:30 p. m., and at 3 o'clock from the Baptist Church. The officiating clergyman was Elder Cooper assisted by Rev. Mr. Bamber of Ransomville. The casket was completely covered with flowers. A pillow marked "Husband" rested at the head. The services were very largely attended the seating capacity of the church not being sufficient for the relatives and friends who attended. The Ransomville Masonic Lodge, No. 551, of which he was a member, attended in a body and preceeded the funeral possession (which was a mile in length) to North Ridge Cemetery where they laid their beloved brother to rest. Dr. Gaskill of Wilson, had charge of the Masonic ceremonies at the grave. Dr. Long during his few years residence in Ransomville has gained hosts of warm friends, and he has won the confidence and esteem of the community by his kind ways and honest dealings as a husband, neighbor and physician. He attended his patients long after his own health was broken down and, then they would not give him up, but came to his home for his prescriptions and advice.
✞Death of Mrs. Long - Mrs. Ella Kyle Long, a life long resident of this township, passed away at her home in South Lake street, last Sunday, following a lingering illness. She was born on the Porter Center road, west of this village, April 17, 1849, and was for many years a school teacher in this vicinity. She leaves to mourn their loss, one daughter Mrs. Hazel Ransom, at home. and three brothers George Kyle of Lawrence, la.. John Kyle of this township and James Kyle of Lewiston township.
Malinda E Long 1858–1941; George H Woods 1857–1945
Malinda & George Woods had the following child:
Ashley & Lillian Woods had the following child:
Sonya L. Woods 1938–Deceased
Mary Ellen Long 1864–1896
Jesse Albert Long 1869–1944; Edith 1859–1929
Lillian Long 1882–Deceased
Charles Francis Long 1874–1943; Minnie L Hobeck 1875–1940; (m. 1900)
Charles & Minnie Long had the following children:
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✞Hazel Mae Long/Fennell (Born March 10, 1903-Died March 25, 1968 Virginia), daughter of Charles F. Long (Born Ca 1874-Died unknown) and Minnie Long (Born Ca 1880-Died unknown) of New York and Richmond, Virginia. Hazel Mae Long married Henry Alonza Fennell (Born February 10, 1906 South Carolina-Died May 13, 1969 Virginia), son of Henry Walter Fennell (Born July 11, 1884 South Carolina-Died June 12, 1936 South Carolina) and Henrietta(Etta) Mills/Fennell (Born July 22, 1886 South Carolina-Died February 17, 1952 Virginia) of Allendale County, South Carolina.
Hazel Mae Long/Fennell and Henry Alonza Fennell were the parents of Marjorie Ann(Margie Ann) Fennell (Born December 20, 1938 Virginia-Died March 3, 1968 Virginia). Hazel Mae Long/Fennell (Born March 10, 1903-Died March 25, 1968 Virginia), Henry Alonza Fennell (Born February 10, 1906 South Carolina-Died May 13, 1969 Virginia), and Marjorie Ann(Margie Ann) Fennell (Born December 20, 1938 Virginia-Died March 3, 1968 Virginia) are buried at Riverview Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia. (WGM)
✞Henry Alonza Fennell (Born February 10, 1906 Mozelle, South Carolina-Died May 13, 1969 Richmond, Virginia), son of Henry Walter Fennell (Born July 11, 1874 South Carolina-Died June 12, 1936 South Carolina) and Henrietta(Etta) Mills/Fennell (Born July 22, 1886 South Carolina-Died February 17, 1952 Virginia) (Buried at Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery/Fairfax Cemetery, Fairfax, Allendale County, South Carolina). Henry Alonza Fennell was the brother of Pansy Loretta Fennell (Born August 31, 1911 South Carolina-Died January 4, 1994 South Carolina)/(Mrs. W. Carl Moseley) and Thelma Weyland Fennell (Born January 26, 1915 South Carolina-Died March 20, 1996 Georgia)/(Mrs. Henry Wyatt Lancaster) of Allendale County, South Carolina. Grandson of Henry Medicus Fennel (Born September 11, 1847 South Carolina-Died April 28, 1899 South Carolina) (Confederate States of America/Civil War veteran) and Rhoda Laura Smart/Fennel (Born May 10, 1855 South Carolina-Died January 14, 1921 South Carolina) of Allendale County, South Carolina. Grandson of James Smart (3rd) (Born Ca 1775/1800 South Carolina-Died After 1860 Census South Carolina) and Elizabeth Jane Ginn/Smart (Born 1814-Died 1900) of Allendale County, South Carolina. Great/Grandson of Joseph L. Fennel (Born Ca 1810/1815 South Carolina-Died After 1880 Census Ca 1884 South Carolina) and Emiley(Miley) Susannah Harvey/Fennel (Born Ca 1815/1820-Died After 1880 Census). Great/Grandson of Rev. James Smart Jr. (2cd) (Born 1745-Died March 31, 1818 South Carolina) and Piety Ledbetter/Smart (Born 1751 North Carolina-Died January 3, 1818 South Carolina) (Buried on lands of Old Smart Plantation/Fennell Place, Beech Branch/Coosawhatchie River, Bloodhill, Old Orangeburg Road (dirt road), between Coosawhatchie/Beech Branch Baptist Church and Barton, Allendale County, South Carolina). Great/Great/Grandson of Henry Fennel (Born 1774/1780-Died June 16, 1835 South Carolina) (Barnwell District, South Carolina Will of 1835) and wife/unknown. Great/Great/Grandson of Rev. James Smart Sr. (1st) (Born October 13, 1714 Virginia-Died Ca 1788 South Carolina) (Founder of Coosawhatchie/Beech Branch Baptist Church, Allendale County, South Carolina) and Elizabeth Ledbetter/Smart (Born June 1723 Virginia -Died Ca 1790 South Carolina).
Henry Alonza Fennell married Hazel Mae Long (Born March 10, 1903 Virginia-Died March 25, 1968 Virginia), daughter of Charles F. Long (Born Ca 1874-Died unknown) and Minnie Long (Born Ca 1880-Died unknown) of New York and Richmond, Virginia.
Henry Alonza Fennell and Hazel Mae Long/Fennell were the parents of Marjorie Ann(Margie Ann) Fennell (Born December 20, 1938 Virginia-Died March 3, 1968 Virginia). Henry Alonza Fennell was born at Mozelle, South Carolina and died at Richmond, Virginia.
Henry Alonza Fennell was a graduate of Clemson College, South Carolina, with a degree in engineering. At the time of his death, Henry Alonza Fennell was resident Engineer for the Virginia State Highway Department, Dinwiddie District. Henry Alonza Fennell (Born February 10, 1906 South Carolina-Died May 13, 1969 Virginia), Hazel Long/Fennell (Born March 10, 1903 Virginia-Died March 25, 1968 Virginia) and Marjorie Ann Fennell (Born December 20, 1938 Virginia-Died March 3, 1968 Virginia) are buried at Riverview Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia. (WGM)
Hazel & Henry Fennell had the following child:
Marjorie A Fennell 1938–1968
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✞Marjorie(Margie) Ann Fennell (Born December 20, 1938 Virginia-Died March 3, 1968 Virginia), daughter of Henry Alonza Fennell (Born February 10, 1906 South Carolina-Died May 13, 1969 Virginia) and Hazel Mae Long/Fennell (Born March 10, 1903-Died March 25, 1968 Virginia). Grand/Daughter of Henry Walter Fennell (Born July 11, 1874 South Carolina-Died June 12, 1936 South Carolina) and Henrietta(Etta) Mills/Fennell (Born July 22, 1886 South Carolina-Died February 17, 1952 Virginia) of Allendale County, South Carolina. Grand/Daughter of Charles F. Long (Born Ca 1874-Died unknown) and Minnie Long (Born Ca 1880-Died unknown) of New York and Richmond, Virginia. Great/Grand/Daughter of Henry Medicus Fennel (Born September 11, 1847 South Carolina-Died April 28, 1899 South Carolina) and Rhoda Laura Smart/Fennel (Born 1814 South Carolina-Died 1900 South Carolina) of Allendale County, South Carolina. Great/Great/Grand/Daughter of Joseph L. Fennel (Born Ca 1810/1815 South Carolina-Died After 1880 Census Ca 1884 South Carolina) and Emiley(Miley) Susannah Harvey/Fennel (Born Ca 1815/1820 South Carolina-Died After 1880 Census South Carolina) of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Great/Great/Great/Grand/Daughter of Henry Fennel (Born 1774/1780-Died June 16, 1835 South Carolina)(Barnwell District, S.C. Will of 1835) and wife/unknown.
Marjorie(Margie) Ann Fennell suffered from Polio as a child, and was crippled all her life. Marjorie Ann(Margie Ann) Fennell (Born December 20, 1938 Virginia-Died March 3, 1968 Virginia), Hazel Mae Long/Fennell (Born March 10, 1903 Virginia-Died March 25, 1968 Virginia), and Henry Alonza Fennell (Born February 10, 1906 South Carolina-Died May 13, 1969 Virginia) are buried at Riverview Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia. (WGM)
| Benjamin Long
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: Susan (Deissinger) & Jacob Long
| Birth: 1829 Lockport, NY
| Death: 7 Sep 1906
✞Niagara Courier SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1906 - Benjamin Long died at Wilson [NY] September 7. The funeral was held Sunday.
| Susanna/Polly Long
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: Susan (Deissinger) & Jacob Long
| Birth: 1834
| Death: 1848 Lockport, NY
| Sarah Long
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: Susan (Deissinger) & Jacob Long
| Birth: 1833
| Death: 18 Jun 1897 Wilson, NY
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|Sp Martin Bush
| Birth: Nov 1826 Germany
| Death: 28 Dec 1911 Wilson
| Marriage:
| Jacob Long
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: Susan (Deissinger) & Jacob Long
| Birth: 3 Dec 1839
| Death: 21 Jul 1885 Lockport, NY
| Lydia Long
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: Susan (Deissinger) & Jacob Long
| Birth: 1839
| Death: 1 Feb 1890 Lockport, NY
| Elizabeth Long
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: Susan (Deissinger) & Jacob Long
| Birth: 1842
| Death: 1912 Lockport, NY
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|Sp Henry B. Klingensmith
| Birth: 1840
| Death: 10 Oct 1928 Lockport
| Marriage:
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✞Klingensmith. Elizabeth F., wife of Henry B. Klingensmith, died at her residence, No. 310 Church street, February 18, 1918. She leaves to mourn her besides her husband, two daughters, Ida at home and Mrs. Benjamin Seltz, of Buffalo; two brothers, Daniel J. Long of Manito, Co., and George W. of Saginaw, Mich., and a large circle of friends. The funeral will be held Wednesday, February 21st, at 2 o'clock from the house. Interment in the family lot at Stahler's Cemetery.
✞KLINGENSMITH. Entered into rest, Henry B. Klingensmith at his residence No. 310 Locust street, Wednesday morning. October 10, 1928. He is survived by two daughters, Ida Klingensmith and Mrs. B. C. Seitz. Funeral services will be held from the residence Saturday afternoon, October 13, at three o'clock. Burial will be at the convenience of the family.
| Matilda Long
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: Susan (Deissinger) & Jacob Long
| Birth: 1844
| Death:
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✞Bertha M. Priess Funeral Monday - Funeral services will be at 2:30 p.m. Monday for Mrs. Bertha M. Priess of 2210 W. Colorado Ave., who died Saturday at a local nursing home. The Rev. Sigurd Burch will officiate and burial will be in Fairview Cemetery. Blunt Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Priess, a member of a pioneer Manitou Springs [CO] family, was the widow of Frank S. Priess who died in 1952. She was affiliated with Trinity Methodist Church and Neighbors of the Woodcraft. Surviving is her sister, Mrs, May E. Marcroft, a niece and a nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Alvyra Tuttle, all of Colorado Springs: a niece, Mrs. Helen M. Young of Phoenix, a nephew, Loren F. Mercroft of Welmington, N.C., and four grand nephews.
Laura & Laverne
***According to the 1910 United States Census, Mr. Long was a railroad engineer. He and his wife Laura, lived 240 Ruxton Avenue in Manitou Springs [CO]. In 1930, Mr. Long was a laborer for the 'City Streets'; he passed away 5 years later at the age of 55.
***Laura and her husband Lavern, lived in Manitou Springs at 240 Ruxton Avenue. She worked in retail merchandise selling souveners in 1910. By 1930, she owned her own curio shop. It's estimated that she and Lavern married in or around 1905, whereabouts aren't known.
May & Frank Marcroft had the following children:
Alvyra M. Marcroft 1910–2004; Frederick A. Tuttle 1906–1976
Alvyra & Federick Tuttle had the following children:
William A Tuttle 1932–1992; Margaret J Lewis 1934–2012 (m. 1956)
James A Tuttle 1935–2006
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✞Barbara Miller Marcroft - Staff Writer Wilmington Star News Published July 8, 2003
Barbara Miller Marcroft, of Wilmington [NC], died Friday, July 4, 2003, in the Lower Cape Fear Hospice Care Center. She was born in Akron, OH, February 2, 1922, the daughter of the late Clarence McArthur and Gladys Mary Jones Miller. She was preceded in death by her husband, Loren Frank Marcroft. Mrs. Marcroft was a member of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church. She was co-founder of "Scene Magazine," a member of the Cape Fear Museum, the Lower Cape Fear Historical Society, and the Historical Wilmington Foundation. She was also a member of the Hanover Seaside Club and the New Hanover County Humane Society. She is survived by a host of friends. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday, July 9, 2003, in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church by Rev. Mark Opgrand. Inurnment will follow in Oakdale Cemetery. Memorials may be made to St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 12 N. 6th St., Wilmington, NC 28401, or the Cape Fear Museum, 814 Market St., Wilmington, NC 28401. Andrews Market Street Chapel.
Helen E. Marcroft 1917–1994; Robert S. Young 1914–2000 (m. 1938)
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✞Helen Marcroft Young, 77, of Scottsdale, a supervisor of medical records with the Maricopa County Health Department, died June 28, 1994. She was born in Colorado Springs, Colo. Survivors include her sons, Frank M. and Robert, sister, Alvyra Tuttle; and four [sic] Visitation: 4 to 8 p.m.
✞Helen Marcroft Young, 77, of Scottsdale, a supervisor of medical records, with the Maricopa County Health Department, died June 28, 1994. She was born in Colorado Springs, Colo. Survivors include her sons, Frank M. and Robert S.; sister.. Alvyra Tuttle; and four grandchildren. Visitation: 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Messinger, Mortuary and Chapel, 7601 E. Indian School Road, Scottsdale. Services will be held at a later date. Contributions: Shriner's Crippled Children's Hospital, Fairfax, at Virginia, Salt Lake City, UT 84103.
Helen E. Marcroft had the following children:
Frank M. Young
Robert Young
four grandchildren
| George Long
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: Susan (Deissinger) & Jacob Long
| Birth: 1850
| Death: unkn
| Christian Dysinger
| Grandparents: Nicolaus & Eva Catherina Deissinger
| Parents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Birth: 1810 Fayette, NY
| Death: Mar 1863
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|Sp 1) Rachael Hoster
| Birth: 1814
| Death: 11 Feb 1826
| Marriage: abt 1835
|Sp 2) Esther J King
| Birth: 22 Dec 1837 Ohio
| Death: 11 Aug 1907 Sebewa Twp, MI
| Marriage: 2 Mar 1854 Seneca , OH
note- After Christian died Esther married his brother Daniel, see below.
Child of Christian & Rachael (Hoster) Dysinger:
Elizabeth Dysinger
Child of Christian & Esther (King) Dysinger:
Dan A. Dysinger
| John I. "Gerry" Dysinger
| Grandparents: Nicolaus & Eva Catherina Deissinger
| Parents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Birth: 1812 Fayette, NY
| Death: 2 Mar 1890 Wood Co., OH
| Occupation: blacksmith
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|Sp Magdaline Bair
| Birth: 1812 Union City, PA
| Death: Jul 1902
| Marriage: 1831
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Five (5) of John and Magdaline (Bair) Dysinger's children are interred in the Perry Center Cemetery in Perry Township, Wood County, OH, while John II is buried in Bairdstown, OH, and his sister Caroline's gravesite is unknown. However, John and Magdaline's graves are not in Find A Grave with their 5 children. Francis, John II, and Caroline were supposedly born in New York. John was born in Fayette, NY, where his grandfather Nicolaus Deissinger had lived. John Dysinger II's obit states his family moved to Ohio when he was 7, meaning about 1842. However, his brothers Eli and Daniel, were purportedly born in Ohio in 1839 and 1841. Caroline was supposedly born in 1839 in Lockport, NY, which means that John and Magdaline lived in Lockport for at least a short time before moving to Ohio. That's possible since John's sister, Elizabeth, was married in Lockport in 1836, and their uncle, George Disinger, moved to Royalton near Lockport in 1830.
Children of John G and Magdaline (Bair) Dysinger: Francis, John II, Caroline, Eli, Daniel, Eliza, and Christian
| Francis Dysinger
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: John G and Magdaline (Bair) Dysinger
| Birth: 27 Dec 1831 NY
| Death: 16 Jan 1862 OH
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|Sp Hannah Todd
| Birth: 4 Jan 1840 OH
| Death: 7 Jan 1911 Wood Co, OH
| Marriage: 1855
Francis & Hannah (Tood) Dysinger had the following child:
Charles Dysinger 1857–Deceased
| John Dysinger II
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: John G. and Magdaline (Bair) Dysinger
| Birth: 21 Apr 1835 NY
| Death: 3 Nov 1928 Sherwood, OH
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|Sp Sarah J Lindley
| Birth: 28 Oct 1845 Sherwood, OH
| Death: 1 Apr 1916 Wood Co, OH
| Marriage: 1867
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✞DIES AT AGE 93 NEAR SHERWOOD - John Dysinger's Body Taken Near Bloomdale for Burial- Sherwood, Nov. 6 Short funeral services were held at 9 o clock this morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Emma Apple, near Sherwood, for John Dysinger, who died there Saturday evening at the age of 93. The remains were then taken to Lee church near Bloomdale, for services at 12 o'clock, followed by burial in the Weaver cemetery. Mr. Dysinger was born April 21, 1835, in New York State. He came to Ohio at the age of 7 and lived in Wood county until about 6 years ago, when he went to make his home with his children. His wife preceded him in death in 1916. He leaves two daughters and three sons, Mrs. Emma Apple, Sherwood; Mrs. Myrtle Aikens, Curtice, O.: Charles Dysinger, Quincy, Mich.; John, Milan, Mich.; and Royal, Ashland, O., 34 grandchildren, 34 great-grandchildren, and many other relatives and friends.
Children of John & Sarah Dysinger:
| Caroline Dysinger
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: John G. and Magdaline (Bair) Dysinger
| Birth: 1839 Lockport, NY
| Death: 1892
| Eli Dysinger
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: John G. and Magdaline (Bair) Dysinger
| Birth: 21 Apr 1839 OH
| Death: 15 Aug 1848 OH
| Daniel Dysinger
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: John G. and Magdaline (Bair) Dysinger
| Birth: 15 Feb 1841 Wood Co, OH
| Death: 20 Dec 1923 Wood Co
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|Sp Sarah Kempher
| Birth: 23 Dec 1851 Wood Co, OH
| Death: Apr 1925 Wood Co
| Marriage: 1872, divorced after 1875
Children of Daniel & Sarah (Kempher) Dysinger:
| Fannie E. Dysinger
| Grandparents: John G. and Magdaline (Bair) Dysinger
| Parents: Daniel & Sarah (Kempher) Dysinger
| Birth: July 1873 Perry Twnshp, Wood Co, OH
| Death: 20 Oct 1951 Avon, OH
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|Sp 1) Charles H. Eissler
| Birth: 18 Aug 1868 Fostoria, OH
| Death: 15 Nov 1900 Fostoria
| Marriage: 1892
|Sp 2) Alfred J. Roberts
| Birth: 20 Apr 1858 Brighton, England
| Death: 23 Mar 1925 Cleveland, OH
| Marriage: 5 July 1909 Fort Erie, Canada
Children of Fannie (Dysinger) & Charles Eissler:
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✞Mrs. L. J. Eissler Died Last Tuesday Night - Funeral Services Will Be Held In Sheffield- Mrs. L. J. Eissler, age fifty-six, of Sheffield, died at the Lutheran hospital, in Hampton, Tuesday night, after a lengthy illness. Funeral arrangements were incomplete as the Chronicle went to press. The Wartnaby funeral home in Sheffield, is in charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Eissler, the former Lorena Horstman, was born April 1, 1899, in Sheffield, and had been a resident of Sheffield her entire life. She was preceded in death by her husband. who was employed by the lowa Public Service Company, in Sheffield, six years ago. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. W. C. Levitt, of Sheffield.
La Verne & Lorena Eissler had the following child:
La Verne Eissler Jr 1927–1927
| Minnie Dysinger
| Grandparents: John G. and Magdaline (Bair) Dysinger
| Parents: Daniel & Sarah (Kempher) Dysinger
| Birth: 1875 Perry Twnshp, Wood Co, OH
| Death: 7 Sep 1973 Sheffield Lake, OH
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|Sp Reed C Sour
| Birth: 12 Feb 1871 OH
| Death: 26 Mar 1932 Amsden, OH
| Marriage: 18 Dec 1900 Wood Co, OH
Richard
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✞Richard Sour, 91, of Urbana, Ohio passed away on Sunday, March 6, 2022 in Mercy McAuley Center, Urbana, Ohio. Born June 29, 1930 in Seneca County, Ohio to Leland Stanford and Helen Berdine Pangborn Sour. In 1948 he was selected as the Ohio FFA Star Farmer. He graduated from Jackson Liberty School in 1949 with a scholarship to Ohio State University. During his time at Ohio State University (OSU) he served as the university's beef cattle herdsman and also as president of the Saddle and Sirloin Club. As a member of OSU's 1951 general livestock judging team, he won high individual at both the American Royal and the Chicago International Collegiate Judging Contest. Dick graduated from OSU in 1953 with a B.S. degree in animal husbandry and served on active duty in the U.S. Army in Greenland as a first lieutenant.
Afterward, he became beef cattle herdsman and instructor of horse production at the Pennsylvania State University. There he was an influential member of the committee that formed the first Pennsylvania Livestock Exposition. Dick began judging beef cattle in the early 1950s and during the next fifty-one years judged many major livestock shows, such as the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago and Louisville, American Royal, Eastern National, Royal Winter Fair in Toronto, Pacific International Exposition in Vancouver, Canada, as well as numerous state and regional livestock shows, and overseas in England, Scotland, and Ireland.
He married Barbara E. Stickley of Urbana, Ohio on August 20, 1955, who survives. He is survived also by a daughter, Leslie E. Gertsch (Richard, deceased), and a son, S. Reed (Christine).
After serval years establishing Angus Glen Farm in Ontario, Canada, he and his family returned to Champaign County in 1965 and established Carriage Hill Farms. In the mid-1970s, he created the innovative Bovine Enterprises 4-H Club, a club that focused, in part, on member's practical application of beef cattle marketing skills. Dick was a member of the committee that originally organized and formulated the Ohio Beef Marketing Program. He was a member of the first Ohio Bull Test Committee and of the Executive Committee for the Buckeye Beef Show. He initiated and planned the first Ohio Angus Preview Show, and later organized the carcass show at the Champaign County Fair. His portrait was placed in the OSU Animal Science Hall of Fame as the Distinguished Alumnus in 1973. He actively participated in the Ohio Cattlemen's Association, serving as President and a Director, and in the Ohio Angus Association during terms as President, Secretary and Director. He was a Director in the Miami Valley Angus Association and in the Champaign County Cattlemen's Association where he was President and lastly, Treasurer. He has been President of the Champaign County 4-H Advisory committee, Secretary of the OSU Animal Science Department Advisory Committee, and the Industry Representative on the OSU Review Advisory committee for Research Development.
Graveside services will be held at the convenience of the family at Spring Grove Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made the Champaign County Cattlemen's Association, 7012 Stevenson Rd, Cable, OH 43009.
Richard & Barbara Sour had the following children:
Leslie E. Gertsch (Richard, deceased)
S. Reed (Christine) Sour
Beverly J Sour 1931–2020; Jack Whitaker
Beverly
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✞Beverly J. “Bev” Whitaker, age 88, of Pickerington, died Friday, June 19, 2020 at Mt. Carmel East Hospital. Born December 26, 1931 in Fostoria, OH to the late Leland and Helen (Pangborn) Sour, she was a graduate of Amsden High School and attended The Ohio State University. She was a member of Peace United Methodist Church in Pickerington. She is survived by her husband of 63 years, Jack Whitaker; daughters, Debra (Charles) Foster, Baltimore, Jennie (David) Greening, Granville, Tracy Whitaker, Columbus; 8 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren; and brother, Dick (Barbara) Sour, Urbana. She was preceded in death by her brother, Robert Sour. Private services will be held with burial at Violet Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, friends may contribute to Peace United Methodist Church or Wesley Ridge Retirement Community in Bev’s memory.
Robert L. Sour 1946–2019, US Navy Vietnam; Sharon (Hensinger) Carroll (m.1986)
Robert
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✞Robert Sour, age 72 of Bellevue, passed away Tuesday, March 12, 2019 at Firelands Regional Medical Center in Sandusky. Robert was born July 1, 1946 in Amsden, OH the son of the late Leland and Helen (Pangborn) Sour. Robert served in the United States Navy for ten years during the Vietnam War, and was a member of the former American Legion Post 46. He worked in his younger years at Mol-Ayr Farms, and later at Midway, John Deere, and Truck Center. He often helped Baker-Bonningson auctioneers. He was an animal lover and enjoyed antiques, especially glassware and lamps. Robert is survived by his wife, Sharon (Hensinger) Carroll – Sour, of Bellevue, whom he married November 1, 1986 at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Bellevue; sons: William C. (Mandy) Carroll, Jr., of Bellevue, Kenneth E. Carroll, of Bellevue, James A. Carroll, of Bellevue, and Keith L. Carroll, of Bellevue; daughters: Jodi A. Renwand of Republic, and Pamela Seemer of Missouri; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; brother, Richard (Barbara) Sour, of Columbus; sister, Beverly (Dick) Whitaker, of Columbus; and his beloved cat, Buddy. In addition to his parents, Robert is preceded in death by his daughter, Jodi B. Sour. Friends will be received Sunday, March 17, 2019 from 1-4pm at Foos and Foos Funeral Service, 151 Yorkshire Place, Bellevue, OH 44811, where a funeral service will be held Monday, March 18, 2019 at 1:00pm. Memorial donations may be made in Robert’s honor to the Sandusky County Humane Society or the Bellevue Fallen Soldiers Fund.
Rollo L. Sour 1914–1992; Eda A. Netzel 1913–1981 (m. 1938)
| Eliza J. Dysinger
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: John G. and Magdaline (Bair) Dysinger
| Birth: 9 Apr 1845 OH
| Death: 30 Jun 1864
| Christian Dysinger
| Grandparents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Parents: John G. and Magdaline (Bair) Dysinger
| Birth: 3 May 1849 OH
| Death: 11 May 1855
| Daniel Dysinger
| Grandparents: Nicolaus & Eva Catherina Deissinger
| Parents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Birth: 1815 Fayette, NY
| Death: 25 Jul 1899 Lake Odessa, MI
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|Sp 1) Rachel Davis
| Birth: 16 Aug 1824 Ohio
| Death: 22 Jan 1850 Seneca, OH
| Marriage: 1840 Ohio
|Sp 2) Charlotte Cooley
| Birth: 8 Jul 1809 Fayette, NY
| Death: 23 May 1863
| Marriage: 1850 Ohio
|Sp 3) Esther J King
| Birth: 22 Dec 1837 Bloomville, OH
| Death: 8 Aug 1907 Sebewa, MI
| Marriage: 1863 Ohio
note- After Esther's first husband Christian died she married his brother Daniel, see above.
Children of Daniel Dysinger:
Thomas W. Dysinger - KIA Civil War
Daniel Dysinger's son Thomas W. Dysinger was born in 1845, died on 1 Jan 1865 at the age of 19 on a train between Decatur, AL, and Nashville, TN, near the end of the Civil War. See the Daniel Dysinger branch for more.
| Elizabeth Deissinger
| Grandparents: Nicolaus & Eva Catherina Deissinger
| Parents: Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger
| Birth: Jun 1817 Fayette, NY
| Death: 14 Feb 1882 DeKalb County, IN
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|Sp Samuel Bear/Bair Jr/III
| Birth: 11 Feb 1813 Cumberland Co, PA
| Death: 13 Sep 1881
| Marriage: 1836 Lockport, NY
Children of Elizabeth (Deissinger) & Samuel Bear:
Children of Thomas & Catherine (Michael) Deissinger: David, Sarah, and Melinda
| David Dysinger
| Grandparents: Nicolaus & Eva Catherina Deissinger
| Parents: Thomas & Catherine (Michael) Deissinger
| Birth: 14 Apr 1827 Fayette, NY
| Death: 1 Nov 1900
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|Sp Sophia Ronk
| Birth: 6 Apr 1832 Cuyahoga, OH
| Death: 11 Nov 1898 Forest, OH
| Marriage: 1848 Seneca, OH
| Sarah A. Deissinger
| Grandparents: Nicolaus & Eva Catherina Deissinger
| Parents: Thomas & Catherine (Michael) Deissinger
| Birth: 1827 New York
| Death: 13 Sep 1911 Pleasant Twp, OH
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|Sp George T. Volger
| Birth: about 1815 Baden-Württemberg, Germany
| Death: before 25 Jul 1890
| Marriage: 1868 Seneca, OH
| Military: Civil War veteran
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In the 1850 US Census for Bloomville, Seneca County, Ohio, Sarah, 23, lived with her father and mother, Thomas and Catherine Deissinger. She was identified as 'insane'. "The U.S. Census records used terms like 'insane' and 'idiot' to categorize individuals, particularly in the 1840 and 1850 censuses. The terms were not precisely defined, leading to inconsistencies in their application." Sarah may have been disabled or incapacitated in some way, but not necessarily insane.
In the 1860 US Census, Sarah, 33, was listed in the Eden Township, Seneca County Poor House since her father had died, and likely her mother had too. She was not identified as insane.
On 6 October 1868, George Volger, 52/53, married Sarah, 40/41, in Seneca County, Ohio. George was a Civil War veteran born in Germany. In the 1870 US Census, Sarah and George lived in Bloom Township. George was employed as a basket maker. By 1890, George had likely died because Sarah applied for a US Civil War Pension for widows.
In the 1900 US Census for Hardin County near Forest, Ohio, Sarah, 73, lived with her brother David, 73, after his wife had died. David was listed as a dairyman, which means he presumably owned a dairy farm. Sarah and David were likely twins since they were both born in 1827.
After David died in 1900, Sarah died in 1911 in nearby Pleasant Township, Hardin County, Ohio. George Volger's daughter Sophie was likely from a previous marriage since she was born before Sarah married George. Unfortunately, Sarah, George, and Sophie's graves cannot be located in FindAGrave.
Child of George T. Volger:
| Sophie Volger
| Parents: George T. Volger
| Birth: 1850
| Death:
| Malinda Deissinger
| Grandparents: Nicolaus & Eva Catherina Deissinger
| Parents: Thomas & Catherine (Michael) Deissinger
| Birth: May 1831 Fayette, NY
| Death: 2 Feb 1920 Seneca, OH
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|Sp 1) Christopher Apple
| Birth: 2 July 1821 Ohio City, OH
| Death: 25 Feb 1906 Inwood, IN
| Marriage: 1846 Seneca, OH, divorced
|Sp 2) Lewis Hopkins
| Birth: Feb 1848 Ohio
| Death:
| Marriage:
Children of Malinda (Deissinger) & Christopher Apple:
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They had the following children:
George Deissinger died about 1807
Jacob Dysinger (click to see his branch) born 1805, Fayette Township, Seneca Co, New York; married Christina Long, bet 1828 and 1829, Seneca Co., New York; died 1858, Sherwood, Defiance Co., Ohio
Susan Deissinger, born abt 1808; married Jacob Long, 1825
Christian Deissinger was born in 1810 in Fayette Township, Seneca Co, New York. He was baptized on 3 Dec 1827 at Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Christ Church in Fayette, Seneca Co, New York. He died in Mar 1863 at the age of 53. Christian was also known as Christopher. Christian and (1) Rachael Hoster were married
They had the following children:
Elizabeth Deissinger was born (date unknown)
Christian and (2) Ester Jane King were married on 2 Mar 1854 in Seneca , Ohio. Ester was born on 22 Dec 1838 in Ohio. She died on 11 Aug 1907 at the age of 68 in Sebewa Twp, Ionia Co., Michigan. She was also known as Ellen Dysinger
They had the following children:
Dan A. Deissinger was born (date unknown)
Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger cont.
John Gerry Dysinger was born in 1812 in Fayette Township, Seneca Co, New York. He was baptized on 3 Dec 1827 at Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Christ Church in Fayette, Seneca Co, New York. In 1850 he was a Blacksmith in Perry Twp, Wood Co., Ohio. John died on 20 Mar 1890 at the age of 78 in Bloomdale Wood Co., Ohio. He was buried in 1890 in Perry Center Cemetary, Wood Co., Ohio. He was also known as Gerry. John Gerry Dysinger and Magdaline Bair were married. Magdaline Bair, daughter of Charles Bair and Hannah Unknown, was born in 1812 in Union City, Pennsylvania. She died in Jul 1902 at the age of 90. She was also known as Bear.
note- Five (5) of John Gerry and Magdaline (Bair) Dysinger's children are interred in the Perry Center Cemetery in Perry Township, Wood County, OH while John II is buried in Bairdstown, OH, and Caroline's gravesite is unknown. However, John Gerry and Magdaline's graves are not in Find A Grave with their 5 children. Francis, John, and Caroline were supposedly born in New York. John Gerry himself was born in Fayette, NY where his grandfather Nicolaus Deissinger had lived and died. John Dysinger II's obit states his family moved to Ohio when he was 7 meaning about 1842. However, his brothers Eli and Daniel were purportedly born in Ohio in 1839 and 1841. And Caroline was supposedly born in 1839 in Lockport, NY which means that John Gerry and Magdaline lived in Lockport for at least a short time before moving to Ohio. That's certainly possible since John Gerry's sister Elizabeth was married in Lockport in 1836, and his uncle George Disinger had moved to Royalton near Lockport in 1830.
John Gerry Dysinger and Magdaline Bair had the following children:
Francis Dysinger was born 27 Dec 1831 in New York; died on 16 Jan 1862 at the age of 30 in Ohio. Francis and Hannah Todd were married in 1855 in Ohio.
Francis Dysinger and Hannah Todd had the following child:
Charles Dysinger was born in 1857
John Dysinger II (click to see his branch) born 21 Apr 1835, New York; married Sarah Jane Lindley, 28 Nov 1867; died abt 9 Oct 1928, Sherwood, Defiance Co., Ohio
Caroline Dysinger was born in 1839 in Lockport, New York. She died in 1892 at the age of 53
Eli Dysinger was born on 21 Apr 1839 in Ohio. He died in 1848 at the age of 9 in OH.
Daniel Dysinger was born in 1841 in Ohio, and died in 1923 at the age of 82 in Ohio. Daniel married Sarah Kempher
They had the following children:
Minnie Dysinger born on 09 Jan 1876 in Fostoria, Hancock Co., OH; married Reed Creighton Sour on 18 Dec 1900 in Wood Co., OH; died on 07 Sep 1973 in Lorain, Lorain Co., OH
Eliza J. Dysinger was born in 1845 in Ohio. She died in 1864 at the age of 19 at Perry Center Cemetery in Wood Co., Ohio. She was buried in 1864 in Perry Center Cemetary, Wood Co., Ohio
Christian Dysinger was born on 3 May 1849 in Ohio. He died on 11 May 1855 at the age of 6 in Ohio. He was buried in 1855 in Perry Center Cemetary, Wood Co., Ohio
Thomas & Elizabeth (Hoster) Deissinger cont.
Daniel Dysinger was born on 7 Mar 1817 in Fayette Township, Seneca Co, New York. He was baptized on 7 Mar 1817 at Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Christ Church in Fayette, Seneca Co., New York. He died on 25 Jul 1899 at the age of 82 in Lake Odessa, Ionia Co., Michigan. Daniel was buried on 28 Jul 1899 in Lakeview Cemetery, Lake Odessa, Ionia County, Michigan. Daniel and (1) Rachel Davis were married on 18 Sep 1840 in Millgrove, Wood Co, Ohio. Rachel was born on 16 Aug 1824. She died on 22 Jan 1850 at the age of 25 in Bloomville, Seneca Co., Ohio
Daniel Dysinger and Rachel Davis had the following children:
Thomas W. Dysinger was born on 6 Oct 1845. He died on 1 Jan 1865 during the Civil War.
Daniel Dysinger and (2) Charlotte Cooley were married on 12 Sep 1850 in Seneca County, Ohio. Charlotte Cooley was born in 1824. She died on 23 May 1863 at the age of 39. She was buried in Lakeside Cemetery, Lake Odessa, Ionia Co., Michigan
Daniel Dysinger and Charlotte Cooley had the following children:
William F. Dysinger was born in 1852. He died in 1854 at the age of 2
Laura E Dysinger (click to see her branch) born 1854; married Samuel Warren "Suel" Backus, 21 May 1871, Ionia County, Michigan.; died 1890
Albert H. Dysinger was born about 1858. He died on 25 Aug 1871 at the age of 13. He was buried in Lakeside Cemetery, Lake Odessa, Ionia Co., Michigan
Daniel Dysinger and (3) Ester Jane King were married on 23 Oct 1863. Ester was born on 22 Dec 1838 in Ohio. She died on 11 Aug 1907 at the age of 68 in Sebewa Twp, Ionia Co., Michigan. She was also known as Ellen Dysinger
Daniel Dysinger and Ester Jane King had the following children:
Alice Dysinger (click to see her branch) born 4 Dec 1866, Odessa Twp., Ionia Co., Michigan; married Buel G. Austin, 24 Dec 1885; married Barney Oatley, 10 Jul 1913; died 23 Jan 1944, Lake Odessa, Ionia Co., Michigan
Lilly Belle Dysinger (click to see her branch) born 27 Mar 1868; married Alison Peter Knapp, 1886; died 1941
Ina Dysinger was born in 1869. She died in 1870 at the age of 1
Charles M. Dysinger (click to see his branch) born 1 Jul 1869, Ionia, Ionia Co., Michigan; married Estella Hamilton, 1889; married Samatha L. Overmeyer, 1906; died 1951, Ionia Co., Michigan
Cora Dysinger was born in 1869. She died in 1885 at the age of 15/16.
Arthur Dysinger was born on 17 May 1876. He died on 8 Feb 1928 in Los Angeles, CA at the age of 51
Thomas and Catherine (Michael) Deissinger
Thomas and (2) Catherine Michael were married in 1826.
They had the following children:
David Dysinger (click to see his branch), born 14 Apr 1827, Fayette Township, Seneca Co, New York; married Sophia A. Rank, 27 Aug 1854, Seneca County, Ohio; died 1 Nov 1900, Wyandot, Ohio.
Sara Ann Deissinger was born on 14 Apr 1827 in Fayette Township, Seneca Co, New York. She was baptized on 14 Apr 1827 at Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Christ Church in Fayette, Seneca Co, New York.
Melinda Deissinger, born about 1829, NY; married Christopher Apple, 9 Apr 1864, Seneca Co., Ohio, born about 1824
They had the following children:
Thomas W. Apple born about 1849, Ohio
Mancenia Apple born about 1855, Ohio
Rena Anne Apple born about 1859, Ohio
Ida M. Apple born about 1863, Ohio
Clarence C. Apple born about 1865, Ohio
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