_Peter BENHAM _______+
| (1725 - 1780)
_Peter BENHAM _______|
| (1753 - ....) |
| |_Anna JAMES _________+
| (.... - 1758)
|
|--James BENHAM
| (1784 - 1869)
| _____________________
| |
|_Elizabeth (BURNS?) _|
(.... - 1805) |
|_____________________
[2112]
1.) James Benham "was a continuous resident of [Warren] county, and a
prosperous farmer. He served six years as Justice of the Peace, and
in all ways was a successful man" (History of Warren County 1050). By
his first two marriages he had no children. he "was twice elected
Justice of the Peace, but he never sought office. His long life was
passed as a quiet farmer; in politics he was a Whig, and afterward a
Republican; in religion he was for the last forty or fifty years of
his life a Universalist. General Durbin Ward, who was the intimate
friend of James Benham wrote soon after his death: 'The writer who
knew him as the highest type of humanity--an honest man--and who loved
him for nearly thirty years, mourns the loss of the wisest man he
ever knew, and whose daily life he would be glad to be good and great
enough to follow as an example'" (History of Warren County 713).
2.) James Benham was the eldest son of Peter Benham (Beers 713).
[2115]
1.) Date of death inferred from DOB and age at death (History of
Warren County 713).
[2113]
[S107]
History of Warren County, Ohio, The
[2114]
[S107]
History of Warren County, Ohio, The
[2116]
[S107]
History of Warren County, Ohio, The
[4330]
[S107]
History of Warren County, Ohio, The
[4331]
[S107]
History of Warren County, Ohio, The
[2818]
[S264]
MARRIAGE LICENSE, APPLICATION FOR - Edna Johnson &
[1660]
[S110]
Compendium of American Genealogy, the
[4276]
[S110]
Compendium of American Genealogy, the
_ ENDE ______________
|
_Gustav Adolph ENDE _|
| (1857 - 1928) |
| |_Ernestina UNKNOWN __
| (1831 - 1896)
|
|--Anna Adeline ENDE
| (1884 - 1976)
| _Hermann DREYER _____+
| | (1841 - 1908)
|_Bertha DREYER ______|
(1867 - 1945) |
|_Wilhelmina DOHLING _
(1840 - 1907)
[105] 1.) Date of death taken from Anna A. Ende Pelz funeral serviceprogram.
[113] 1.) "Grossie" is short for the German "Grossmum" (sp?), meaning"Grandmother."
[4135]
1.) According to their wedding announcement, Max E. Pelz and Anna A.Ende were married at the home of the bride-to-be (Anna A. Ende).
2.) According to the handwritten, German, marriage certificate ofAnna Ende & Max Pelz, the couple was married in Homestead, PA. Theirmarriage announcement listed the place of marriage as North Braddock.I don't know if this necessarily is a contradiction; the 2 placesmight essentially be the same place.
[112]
[S19]
Certificate of Death - PELZ, Anna A. Ende
[106]
[S190]
Funeral Service Card - PELZ, Anna (nee Ende)
[107]
[S19]
Certificate of Death - PELZ, Anna A. Ende
[108]
[S190]
Funeral Service Card - PELZ, Anna (nee Ende)
[109]
[S4]
FUNERAL SERVICE PROGRAM - COCHRAN, Mary Anderson
[110]
[S131]
Baptismal Record -- Ende, Anna Adeline
[111]
[S58]
Confirmation Certificate - Anna A. ENDE (nee)
[4136]
[S7]
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT #2 - Anna Ende & Max E. Pelz
[4137]
[S57]
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE- Anna A. Ende & Max E. Pelz
__
|
_J.P. GARRETT _______|
| |
| |__
|
|
|--Unknown GARRETT
|
| __
| |
|_ UNKNOWN ___________|
|
|__
[2644]
[S146]
SOURCE #145 - 1.) N. Anderson obit; 2.) marriage
[1420] This person is presumed living.
[2407]
[S196]
MEMOIRS OF THE MIAMI VALLEY. VOLUME 3.
__
|
_Daniel RHODES ______|
| m 1855 |
| |__
|
|
|--Carrie R. RHODES
| (1867 - 1892)
| __
| |
|_ UNKNOWN ___________|
m 1855 |
|__
[561]
1.) Marriage information for Jere Cochran and Carrie R. Rhodes is
taken from a photocopied obituary for Jere Cochran. Photocopy in
possession of D. Jean Pelz.
[562] 1.) DOB calculated from DOD & age at death, in Source #138.
[564]
1.) "It was not until 1890 that [Jere M. Cochran] married, his wife
being Carrie R. Rhodes, who, unfortunately, died within a year or two,
leaving no children" (Obituary-- see "Sources").
2.) Exact DOD from Source #138.
[563]
[S139]
SOURCE #138 - Photocopy from D. Jean Pelz
[565]
[S5]
OBITUARY - COCHRAN, Martha Jane
[566]
[S139]
SOURCE #138 - Photocopy from D. Jean Pelz
[4156]
[S15]
OBITUARY - COCHRAN, Jere M.
[4157]
[S11]
In Memoriam: John Morrow Cochran 1808-1889
[3100]
1.) I base my assumption that Leora B. was the mother of Clara Smith
Harvey due to the fact that Clara, her husband Alvin H. Harvey, Leora
B., and Archelaus Smith are all buried together in a small plot at the
Lebanon Cemetery. Only these 4 are buried in this plot. This could
also explain for whom Arch Harvey, son of Alvin H. and Clara Harvey,
was named: his maternal grandfather. This relation needs to be
verified.
[3102]
[S96]
Personal Recall/Observation
[1865]
[S118]
OBITUARY - JAMES, William H.
[1866]
[S118]
OBITUARY - JAMES, William H.
[1867]
[S118]
OBITUARY - JAMES, William H.
[4304]
[S118]
OBITUARY - JAMES, William H.