Zinn Web Generation Five

246. DAVID⁵ ZINN (Henry⁴, John³ Philip, John Nicholas², John¹); born 27 August 1830 in Franklin County, Ohio, buried in Riverside Cemetery, Mifflin, Ohio; married URSULA JANE SCHROCK,⁵⁶⁸ born January 1836 in Ohio; died 20 January 1916 in Delaware County, Ohio (re Ohio Deaths, 1908-1932). The 1910 federal census reports Ursula had nine children, seven living. The family lived in Ohio, mainly Delaware County, where David was a blacksmith.

Children of David and Ursula Jane (Schrock) Zinn known from the federal censuses (all born in Ohio):⁵⁶⁹

570	i.	Willis⁶ E. Zinn; born July 1858; married Fannie [—?—], born September 1867 in Ohio. Willis was also a blacksmith; census years had the family in Columbus, Ohio, in 1900; in Black Dog, Osage County, Oklahoma in 1910; and in Elkhart, Indiana, in 1920 and 1930. Children known from the federal censuses (born in Ohio, except where indicated):⁵⁷⁰ (a) Grace A. Zinn, born May 1886; married Harry D. Loomis.⁵⁷¹ She was a widow by 1920 and 1930, when she was living with her parents. Children of Harry and Grace (Zinn) Lommis known from the 1920 federal census: (i) Wilbur E. Lommis; born circa 1911 in Iowa. In 1930, Wibur was living with his mother and listed as a mechanical draftsman. (ii) Esther M. Lommis; born circa 1915 in Indiana. (b) Maude M. Zinn, born March 1888. In 1920, Maude, single and living with his parents, was enumerated as working for ?Band Instruments. (c) Blanche E. Zinn, born September 1889. (d) Mabel U. Zinn, born February 1895. In 1920, Mabel, single and living with his parents, was enumerated as working in a dry cleaning store. (e) Eugene W. Zinn, born September 1897. In 1920, Eugene, single and living with his parents, was enumerated as working in construction for a telephone company. (f) Ralph L. Zinn, born circa 1902; married Myrtle [—?—]; born circa 1905 in Indiana. In 1920, Ralph, single and living with his parents, was enumerated as a machinist for a motor car company. In 1930, the family was in Elkhart, Indiana, where Ralph was still enumerated as a machinist. Children of Ralph and Myrtle Zinn known from the 1930 federal census (both born in Indiana). (i) William Zinn; born (private) (ii) Alice J. Zinn; born (private) (6) Raymond Zinn, born circa 1905 in Indiana. (h) Clarence A. Zinn, born 13 March 1907 in Indiana; died 17 March 1998; last residence was Kalamazoo, Michigan (specfic birth and death dates based in Social Security Death Index). In 1930, Clarence, single and living with his parents, was enumerated as a mechanical draftsman.
571	ii.	Victoria Zinn; born circa 1860
572	iii.	George Zinn; born circa 1862.
573	iv.	Clara Zinn; born circa 1865.
574	v.	Louisa Zinn; born circa 1867 (twin?).
575	vi.	Louella Zinn; born circa 1867 (twin?).
576	vii.	Edda Zinn (daughter) ; born circa 1870.
577	viii.	Oria Zinn (daughter); born circa 1876.

261. TERRESSA⁵ A. FRAZEE (Nancy⁴ Grimes, Nancy³ Zinn, John Nicholas², John¹); born 1838 in Ohio; married PINCKNEY TARR, a second cousin; born 1835 in Ohio. Pinckney was a son of Samuel and Nancy (Hollingshead) Tarr (see #98).

In 1850, Terressa, still single, was living with her parents. In 1860, Terressa Tarr and son "L." (Samuel Leonard) Tarr (no indication of Pinckney) were in Arapahoe County, Kansas, living with "E." Frazee, born circa 1832 in Ohio (probably Edward, her brother) and a J. C. Et?ell, born circa 1835 in Ohio—Edward was enumerated as a miner.⁵⁷² I could not find Pinckney nor Terressa in the 1870 federal censuses. By 1880, Terressa Tarr and children were living in Greensburg, Missouri.⁵⁷³

Children of Pinckney and Terressa (Frazee) Tarr known from the 1880 federal census:

578	i.	Samuel⁶ Leonard Tarr; born June 1857 in Ohio; married Louisa M. Fisher,⁵⁷⁴ born April 1862 in Missouri. In 1900 and 1910, Samuel, Louisa and family were in Oklahoma, where Samuel was listed as a farmer.⁵⁷⁵ Children known from the federal censuses: (a) Clarinda M. Tarr, born March 1881 in Missouri. (b) Sylvia Tarr, born August 1884 Kansas. (c) Nora Tarr, born April 1886 in Kansas. (d) George P. Tarr, born July 1888 in Liberal, Kansas; in 1910 and 1920, George P., single and living with his parents, was listed as a farmer. (e) Charles Tarr, born July 1890 in Kansas. (f) Ann P. Tarr, born March 1893. (g) Samuel Hezekiah Tarr, born 20 March 1895 in Medicine Lodge, Kansa; died 2 September 1984 in Stanislaus, California (re Californian Death Index, 1940-1997). In 1920, Samuel, single, was living as a lodger in Oklahoma City, Okalhoma, where he was enumerated as a collector of finances. In 1942 (re his World War II Draft Index Card), Samuel, apparently still single, was living in Oakland, Alameda County, California, where he was listed as working in the Richmond Ship Yards. (h) Ethel Tarr, born July 1897. (i) Ruth Tarr, born circa 1904 in Oklahoma.
579	ii.	Florence B. Tarr; born May 1859 in Ohio; married John F. Chadwick,⁵⁷⁶ born September 1856 in Missouri. In 1900 and 1910, Florence, John and family were living in Knox County, Missouri, where John was listed as a farmer. Children of John and Florence (Tarr) Chadwick known from the federal censuses (all born in Missouri): (a) Carl E. Chadwick, born December 1886; married [—?—]; born in Nebraska. In 1910, Carl, single, was in the United States Navy, stationed on the USS South Carolina, as a water tender. In 1930, Carl E., widower, was a farm tractor driver in Carmarillo. Ventura County, California (page 6A). Children of Carl and [—?—] Chadwick known from the 1930 federal census (both born in Nebraska): (i) Helen Chadwick; born (private) in Nebraska. (ii) Inez M. Chadwick; born (private) in Nebraska. (b) Irene L. Chadwick, born September 1888. (c) Charles F. Chadwick, born March 1889. (d) Emmet Chadwick, born October 1892. (e) Lavenia Chadwick, born April 1896. (f) Edith H. Chadwick, born December 1898. (g) Mary A. Chadwick, born February 1900. (h) John W. Chadwick; born circa 1905.
580	iii.	Harry B. Tarr; born September 1864 in Illinois; married Maud M. Dawson,⁵⁷⁷ born December 1870 in India (not Indiana). In 1900, Harry, Margaret and family were in Sumner County, Kansas; where Harry was farming; in 1910, the family was in Cordell, Oklahoma, where Harry was enumerated as a carpenter.⁵⁷⁸ Children known from the federal censuses: (a) Mona A, Tarr, born December 1891. (b) Major J. Tarr, born June 1894 in Illinois. (c) Adraith DawsonTarr, born 15 October 1895 in Macomb, Illinois. In 1918, re his World War I Draft Registration Card, Adraith was a student at State Teachers College, Greeley, Colorado (now University of Northern Colorado). (d) Noble A.Tarr, born December 1898 in Illinois. (e) William Tarr, born circa 1901. (f) Beverley Tarr (son), born circa 1904. (g) Forest Tarr, born circa 1905, (h) Mabel Tarr, born circa 1908.
581	iii.	Jehiel Tarr; born circa 1866 in Illinois.
582	v.	Charles L. Tarr; born May 1869 in Illinois or Missouri, married Rosa B. Jarvis,⁵⁷⁹ born July 1879 in Kansas. In 1900, the family was in Sumner County, Kansas; and in 1910, the family was living in Washita County, Oklahoma⁵⁸⁰ (same locations as Charles's brother Harry and his family in 1900 and 1910). Charles was a farmer. Children of Charles and Rosa (Jarvis) Tarr known from the federal censuses: (a) Ora M. Tarr (daughter), born September 1899 in Kansas. (b) Flossie Tarr, born circa 1902 in Kansas. (c) Esther Tarr, born circa 1904 in Oklahoma. (d) "no name," born circa 1910 in Oklahoma.

277. PINCKNEY⁵ TARR (Samuel⁴ Tarr, Rebecca³ Zinn, John Nicholas², John¹) Pinckney, probably the oldest child of Samuel and Nancy (Hollingshead) Zinn, was enumerated with his parents in 1850. I could not find Pinckney's location in 1860, 1870 and 1880, although his wife, Terressa Tarr and son "L." (Samuel Leonard) Tarr were in Arapahoe County, Kansas, in 1860;⁵⁸¹ and Terressa and all children were in Greensburg, Missouri, in 1880.⁵⁸² This is a mystery, since reports did not have Pinckney Tarr dying until 1888.⁵⁸³

Pinckney and Terressa had five children: Samuel Leonard Tarr; Florence Belle Tarr; Harry B. Tarr; Jehiel Tarr; and Charles L. Tarr. For more detailed information including dates and subsequent generations, see under Terressa A. (Frazee) Tarr (#261).

285. EDWARD⁵ BURT (Annis⁴ Tarr, Rebecca³ Zinn, John Nicholas², John¹); born 15 December 1842 in Ohio; died 15 August 1906 in Harrison Township, Clinton County, Ohio; married VIRGINIA JOSEPHINE PITTENGER; born 2 July 1847 in Ohio; died 13 February 1898 in Clinton County, Ohio.⁵⁸⁴

In 1880, the family was living next door to Edward's parents in Wellston Township, Jackson County, Ohio, where Edward was listed as a farmer. In 1900, Edward, widower, and children were in Harrison Township, Vinton County, Ohio.

Children of Edward and Virginia Josephine (Pittenger) Burt known from the 1880 and 1900 federal censuses (all born in Ohio):⁵⁸⁵

583	i.	Myrtle⁶ Leota Burt; born 22 October 1868, died 1954, married William Dearth, born 18 January 1865, died 19 October 1926 in Harrison Township, Vinton County, Ohio. One of their descendants was Roscoe J. Dearth, author of “Dearth family, extended.”⁵⁸⁶
584	ii.	Langley Burt; born August 1870, married Ettie B. Hill,⁵⁸⁷ born October 1870 in Ohio. In 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 the family was living in Harrison Township, Vinton County, where Langley was farming. Children known from the federal censuses (all born in Ohio):⁵⁸⁸ (a) Phoebe Burt, born June 1892. (b) Rosa B. Burt, born November 1898. (c) Edna Burt, born 1907. (d) Jemina L. Burt; born circa 1914.
585	iii.	Bertram Burt; born December 1872, married Cynthia, Jane Argenbright,⁵⁸⁹ born January 1874 in Ohio. Bertram was a farmer. In 1900, 1910 (page 8A), 1920 (page 8A), and 1930 (page 6B), the family was living in Harrison Township, Vinton County, Ohio, where Bertram was farming. Their children in 1900 and 1930 (all boirn in Ohio): (a) Roy Clifton Burt; born 25 September 1893; married Chloe R. [—?—]; born circa 1892 in Ohio. (Specific birth date and middle name of Roy from his World War I and World War II Draft Registration Cards, when Roy, listed as a farmer, was living near Allensville, Vinton County, Ohio.) The family lived in Harruison Township, Vinton County, Ohio, where Roy was farning in 1920 (page 8A) and 1930 (6B). In 1930, Chloe was enumerated as a public school teacher. Children of Roy and Chloe Burt known from the federal censuses (both born in Ohio): (i) Genevieve D. Burt; born circa 1913. (ii) Genola M. Burt; born circa 1915. (b) Homer L. Burt; born October 1895; died 10 August 1967 in Chillicothe, Ohio (Ohio Deaths, 1958-2002); married Myrta M. [—?—]; born circa 1895 in Ohio. In 1920 and 1930 the family lived in Harrison Township, Vinton County, where Homer was enumerated as a farmer in 1920 (page 8D) and as an elementary school teacher in 1930 (page 6A) Children of Homer and Myrtha Burt known from the 1920 and 1930 federal censuses (all born in Ohio): (i) Dwight B. Burt; born (private). (ii) Fentell K. Burt; born (private). (iii) Everett O. Burt; born (private). (iv) Verna J. Burt; born (private). (c) Hershel Harvey Burt; born 5 December 1897 (specific birth date and midlle name from his 1918 World War I Draft Registration Card); married Grace Parks; born 1898 in Ohio. In 1920, Hershel and Grace lived in Harrison Township, Vinton County, Ohio, where Hershel was farming (page 6A). Also in the family in 1920 was Grace's mother, Margaret J. Parks; born circa 1864 in Ohio. (d) Cleo M. Burt; born January 1900. (e) Ovid O. Burt; born circa 1914. (f) Hazel B. Burt; born (private). (g) Myrtle M. Burt; born (private). (h) Mayel V. Burt (daughter); born (private). (i) Olan P. Burt; born (private). (j) Marjorie L. Burt; born (private).
586	iv.	Hamilton A. Burt; circa 1875.
587	v.	Lena E. Burt; born June 1885.
588	vi.	Florence Burt; born November 1887.
589	vii.	Catherine J. Burt; born April 1890.⁵⁹⁰

288. CHASSIE⁵ (CHASTINA) BURT (Annis⁴ Tarr, Rebecca³ Zinn, John Nicholas², John¹); born November 1849 in Ohio; married STEPHEN W. MONAHAN (sometimes spelled Monohan); born 13 December 1844 in Ohio; died 28 January 1894.

There is an extensive obituary for Stephen W. Monohan that appeared in the Columbus Dispatch, 28 January 1894, and is cited by the "Dearth Family Extended."⁵⁹¹ There is also information on some of Stephen's brothers (six, including Stephen, became physicians) in The Standard History of The Hanging Rock Iron Region (1916).⁵⁹²

In 1880, the family was in Hamden, Vinton County, Ohio (census page 17), where Stephen was enumerated as a physician. In 1900, Chassie, widow, and family were living in Clinton Township, Vinton County, Ohio (census page 19A). Also in the family in 1900 was Chassie's mother, Annis Burt, widow.

Stephen W. Monohan was Ohio State Representative for Vinton County in the 68th Session starting January 1888 and 69th Session starting January 1890.^592b State Representatives Of Vinton County, Ohio This data is taken from "Historical Directory of the Ohio House of Representatives", published in 1966 by Columbus Blank Book Company, Columbus, Ohio 43207, bound by the State Of Ohio.
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohvinton/state-representatives.htm
67th Thomas F. McClure January 4, 1886 68th Stephen W. Monahan January 2, 1888 69th Stephen W. Monahan January 6, 1890

Children of Stephen and Chassie (Burt) Monahan known from the 1880 and 1900 federal censuses (all born in Ohio):

590	i.	Orra⁶ (Chasta) B. Monahan; born circa 1872.
591	ii.	Grace Monahan; born circa 1874.
592	iii.	F. Herman Monahan; born February 1876, enumerated as a farmer in 1900.
593	iv.	Stephen W. Monahan; born February 1878; died 20 April 1926 in Vinton County, Ohio;⁵⁹³ married Ann [—?—], born circa 1886 in Kentucky. Apparently the couple did not have children. Stephen was enumerated as a soldier in 1900, when he was still living with his parents. Stephen and Ann lived in Clinton Township, Vinton County, Ohio, where Stephen was listed as restaurant keeper and Ann was listed as a cook in 1910. In 1920 Stephen was enumerated as merchant of a ?pet store.⁵⁹⁴
594	v.	Bertha C. Monahan; born November 1881.
595	vi.	Arthur B. Monahan; born July 1883; died 21 October 1927 in Scioto County, Ohio;⁵⁹⁵ married Edith [—?—], born circa 1889 in Ohio. Arthur and Edith did not have children. They lived in Vinton County in 1910, when Arthur was listed as a farm laborer. In 1920, the couple was in Portsmouth, Scioto County, Ohio, where Arthur was a barkeep of a soft drink parlor.⁵⁹⁶

289. CORDELIA⁵ BURT (Annis⁴ Tarr, Rebecca³ Zinn, John Nicholas², John¹) born 5 June 1853 in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio;⁵⁹⁷ married THOMAS F. MCCLURE; born February 1852 in Ohio; died 16 January 1912 in Cincinnati, Ohio.

In 1880, the family was living in Hamden, Vinton County, Ohio, where Thomas was enumerated as a traveling salesman; the family was in Columbia, Hamilton County, Ohio, in 1900, when Thomas was listed as a contractor. At this time Cordelia was reported to have three children, all living. Also with the family in 1900 was Mary Nell, niece, born July 1878 in Ohio.⁵⁹⁸ In 1910 Thomas and Cordelia were living by themselves in Norwood, Ohio, where Thomas was enumerated as a bank president [Metropolitan Bank and Trust].⁵⁹⁹ In 1920 and 1930, Cordelia, widow, was living with son Edward in Rockport, Texas.

Thomas F. McClure was Ohio State Representative for Vinton County in the 67th Session starting January 1886 as reported in "Historical Directory of the Ohio House of Representatives", published in 1966 by Columbus Blank Book Company, Columbus, Ohio 43207, bound by the State Of Ohio (online at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohvinton/state-representatives.htm).

Children of Thomas and Cordelia (Burt) McClure listed in the federal censuses (all born in Ohio):

596	i.	James⁶ McClure; born 1876,
597	ii.	Ethel McClure: born November 1878.
598	iii.	Earl Edward McClure; born April 1882; married (first) Edna L. [—?—], born circa 1884 in Ohio. In 1910, Edward, Edna and daughter Jean were living next door to Edward's parents in Norwood, Ohio, where Edward was listed as a vice president of ? (can not make out the census taker's writing).⁶⁰⁰ Edward married (second) Anna [—?—], born circa 1907 in Texas. Edward was listed as single, living in Rockport, Texas, with his mother in 1920, when Edward was listed as a deliveryman, retail groceries.⁶⁰¹ By 1930, Edward (as Earl E.) had married Anna [—?—] in Texas, and Edward was listed as a mechanic. No children were reported in 1930, but Edward's mother, Cordelia, was still with the family. Child of Earl and Edna McClure known from the 1910 federal census: (a) Jean A. McClure; born circa 1905 in Ohio.

291. ADALINE⁵ BURT (Annis⁴ Tarr, Rebecca³ Zinn, John Nicholas², John¹); born October 1857 in Ohio, married JAMES W. HARBARGER, born January 1852 in Pennsylvania.

In 1900 and 1910, the family was living in Clinton Township, Franklin County, Ohio, where James was listed as an iron molder in 1900 and as a foundry supplies agent in 1910.⁶⁰² In 1920, James and Adaline were living by themselves in Washington, Jackson County, Ohio, where James W. was enumerated as a farmer.⁶⁰³

Children James and Adaline (Burt) Harbarger known from the 1900 and 1910 federal censuses (all born in Ohio):

599	i.	Sada⁶ Addis Harbarger; born August 1884; died 23 April 1942 in Columbus, Ohio. Sada did not marry. Sada was enumerated as a teacher in 1910 (12B), 1920 (page 6B) and 1930 (page 13A), when living in Columbus, Ohio. When she died in 1942, Sada was an associate English professor at Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, where she had been on the faculty since 1919. INSTRUCTOR DIES Columbus —(AP)—Miss Sada Annis Harbarger, 57, nationally known for her instruction of professional and technical students in English, died yesterday.—Mansfield News Journal (Mansfield, Ohio), 24 April 1943; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com.
600	ii.	Adda F. Harbarger; born August 1887; listed as a public school teacher in 1910 when still living at home.
601	iii.	Lela Merle Harbarger; born December 1888; listed as a public school teacher in 1910 when still living at home.
602	iv.	James Winfield Harbarger; born March 1894.

294. SAMUEL⁵ A. ZINN (George⁴, Samuel³ Zinn, John Nicholas², John¹); born circa 1838 in Ohio; died 1910 in Ohio; married 11 January 1858 in Jackson County, Ohio,⁶⁰⁴ REBECCA COLLINS, born 14 January 1836 in Ohio, died 2 August 1928.

Samuel has been reported to have been a minister.⁶⁰⁵ In 1860, the family was in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio, where Samuel was listed as a collier.⁶⁰⁶ In 1870, the family was in Wilkesville, Ohio. Inexplicably, Samuel was listed as George Zinn for this census (but with Samuel's correct dates, wife Rebecca and correct children—and occupation as a collier). In 1880, Samuel, Rebecca and family were living in the Wilkesville, Vinton County area, Ohio, where Samuel was listed as a farmer.⁶⁰⁷ In 1910, Samuel and Rebecca and daughters Henrietta (Etta) and Ida, both single, were in Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio (census page 10B). In 1920, Rebecca, widow, and unmarried daughter Etta were still living in Chillicothe, Ohio.

Children of Samuel A. and Rebecca (Collins) Zinn (all born in Ohio):⁶⁰⁸:

603	i.	Harriett⁶ Henrietta (Etta) Zinn; born circa 1859. Etta apparently did not marry. In 1920, Etta, single, was living with her mother in Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio, where Etta was enumerated as a dressmaker.
604	ii.	Nancy A. Zinn; born circa 1863; died 4 August 1930; married [—?—] Ritchey. By 1910, Nannie was divorced and was living with her children in Chillicothe, Ohio, where she was enumerated as a seamstress for a private family.(page 3B). Nannie and children were still in Chillicothe in 1920 (page 9A). Mrs N. A. Ritchey died in the home of her daughter, Mrs. L. W. Wagner, 20 Bowers avenue, Monday at 1:15, after an illness of several weeks. She is survived by the following children: Mrs. L. W. Wagner of the home; Dr. Carroll Ritchey of Springfield; S, D. Ritchey of Syracuse, N. Y.; four brothers and sisters, James Zinn of Crooksville; Mrs. E. P. Price of Portsmouth; Mrs. Emma Brake and Mrs. Ida Martin of Washington C. H.; three grandchildren, Billy, Marjorie and Eleanor Wagner of the home. A brief funeral service will be read in Greenlawn cemetery, Chillicothe.—The Newark Advocate, 4 August 1930; online in the "Stories section of ancestry.com. Children known from the 1910 and 1920 federal censuses (all born in Ohio): (a) Carroll Zinn Ritchey; born 20 February 1897 in Tuppers Plains, Meigs County, Ohio; died 27 May 1981 in Columbus, Ohio. "Ohio Deaths, 1958-2002" report Carroll was married at the time of death. Carroll's World War I Draft Registration Card lists Carroll as working for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Chillicothe, Ohio, in 1918 and not married at this time. Carroll was a veteran of World War I: enlisted 6 September 1918 in Chillicothe, Ohio, to 158 Depot Brigade, Quartermaster Corps; discharge Private, first class 24 Dec 1918. Honorable discharge 23 Jan 1919 (Ohio Military Men, 1917-18). Carroll Ritchey was an optometrist and amateur magician, as indcated by many advertisments in The Marion Star as early as the 1940s and continuing into the 1960s. (b) Marian G. Ritchey; born circa 1902; married L. W. Wagner. In 1920, Marian, single, was living with her mother in Chillicothe. Children of L. W. and Marian (Ritchey) Wagner known from Marian's mother obituary in 1930: (i) Billy Wagner. (ii) Marjorie Wagner. (iii) Eleanor Wagner. (iv) Nancye Lou Wagner; married Thomas H. Lomas, Jr., re The Newark Advocate, 1 August 1953. (c) Samuel D. Ritchey; born 12 January 1904; died 29 May 1986 in San Diego, California (California Deaths, 1940-1997). At the time of his mother's obituary in 1930, Samuel was living in Syracuse, New York. No information of wife or family.
605	iii.	Charles Zinn; born circa 1864. In 1880, Charles, single, was living with his parents and enumerated as a farm laborer.
606	iv.	James Marion Zinn; born March 1864; died 23 February 1934 "after a lingering illniess," as announced in the Sunday Times Signal (Zanesville, Oho), 25 February 1934. James Marion married Cora Wilson; born October 1865 in Ohio; died 15 October 1935, "following a weeks illness which resulted from a stroke of apoplexy." Her obituary is in The Times Recorder, 16 October 1935. James M. was a coal miner. The family lived in the Crooksville, Harrison Township, Perry County, area in 1900 (page 18b), 1910 (page 25), 1920 (page 32A, and 1930 (page 12B) Children of James and Cora (Wilson) Zinn known from the federal censuses and others sources (see endnote #608) (all born in Ohio): (a) Bessie M. Zinn; born March 1887; married (first) Andrew J. Gillon; born August 1879; married (second) [—?—] Dillion. In 1920, Bessie Gillon, widow, and children were living with Bessie's parents in the Crooksville, Ohio, area. In 1930, Bessie and children William and Marian were still living with Bessie's parents, at which time Bessie was enumerated as a pottery decorator. In 1944, at the time of her sister Ida Russell's obituary, Bessie Dillion was living in Crooksville, Ohio. Children of Andrew and Bessie (Zinn) Gillon known from the federal censuses (all born in Ohio): (i) Cecil Gillon; born circa 1910. (ii) William H. Gillon; born circa 1912. (iii) Marian Evelyn Gillon; born circa 1912; died 20 March 1933, "after an illness of appendictis followed by peritonitis." Her obituary is in the 22 March 1933 issue of The Times Recorder (Zanesville, Ohio). (b) Samuel Marion Zinn; born 3 August 1888; died 26 September 1959 (Ohio Deaths, 1958-2002) in Perry County, Ohio (re 1918 World War I Draft Registration Card, when Samuel was listed as a coal miner, married, living in Crooksville, Ohio). Samuel married Nellie L. Nelson; born circa 1893 in Ohio. In 1910, Samuel M., single and living with his parents, was enumerated as a pottery kilnman. The family was in Harrison Township, Perry County, Ohio, in 1930, where Samuel was enumerated as laborer, pottery (page 17A). Children of Samuel M. and Nellie Zinn known from the 1930 federal census (all born in Ohio): (i) Gerald Zinn; born circa 1911. (ii) Wanda Zinn; born circa 1913; married James Lyman, (iii) Audrey Zinn; born circa 1915; died 18 May 1952; married Edward Giles—two children known from Audrey's obituary in The Times Recorder, Zanesville Ohio, 20 May 1952: Gary Giles and Sonja Giles. (iv) Robert (Bobby) Zinn; born 23 April 1922 in Perry County, Ohio; died 29 July 2002 in Zanesville, Ohio (Ohio Deaths, 1958-2002, online in ancestry.com).. (c) Harley E. Zinn; born June 1890; married Myrlte E. Sowers; born circa 1896 in Ohio. In 1910, Harvey., single and living with his parents, was enumerated as a pottery kilnman. In 1930 the family was living next to Harley's parents in the Crooksville, Ohio, area, where Harvey was listed as a kiln setter. Known children of Harley and Myrtle Zinn (all born in Ohio): (i) Virginia Zinn; born circa 1917. (ii) Jean Zinn; born (private). (iii) Ina Florence Zinn; born (private). (iv) Verdabelle Nadine Zinn; born circa July 1930; died 18 September 1930. The death of Verdabelle Nadine Zinn, the three months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Zinn, occurred at the family home here Thursday evening following a two days' illness due to cholera infantum. Surviving are the parents, and three sisters, Virginia, Jean and Ina Florence of the home. Also surviving are the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Staton Sowers and Mr. and Mrs. James Zinn. . . . Interment at the Crooksville cemetery.—The Times Recorder (Zanesville, Ohio), 20 September, 1930; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com. (d) Lesta B. Zinn; born July 1893; married Rufus Beesom Kellam; born 15 Septemer 1883 in Indiana (middle name and specific birthdate from Rufus's 1942 World War II Draft Registration Card, when Rufus and Lesta were in the Nobleville, Hamilton County area of Ohio, and Rufus was listed as having his own business). In 1920, Lesta ane Rufus, no children reported, were living with Lesta's parents in the Crooksville area where Rufus was working in the Light Plant. (e) Mary E. Zinn; born March 1895; married Leroy Felton (Roy) McPherson; born 27 February 1895 (specific date and middle name from Leroy's World War I and World War II Draft Registration Cards). In 1920, Roy, Mary and children Marian and Betty Lee were in Harrison Township, Perry County, Ohio, where Roy was listed as a coal miner. In 1930, the family was living in Springfield Township, Muskingon County, Ohio, where Leroy was enumerated as a foundry moulder (page 14B). Also with the family in 1930 was Mary's married brother Frederick G. Zinn. At the time of the obituary of Mary's mother in 1935, Roy and Mary were living in Mt. Sterling, (Madison County) Ohio. Mrs Mary E. McPherson, 70, of 110 Jones street, South Zanesville, died at 8:30 a. m. Thursday (Nov. 25) at Good Samaritan Hospital where she had been a patient since Nov. 13. She had been ill almost two weeks. She was born in Buchtel 7 March 1895, a daughter of James and Cora Wilson Zinn, and lived in Crooksville a number of years before coming to South Zanesville. Surviving are six daughters, Mrs. Marain Frank of 1076 Benjamin avenue, Mrs. Betty Gibson of 1324 Jewett drive, Mrs Dorothy Harvey of 158 East King street, South Zanesville, Mrs. Jean Kirkbride of Route 7, Mrs. Shirley Anchorn and Mrs. Marilyn Brown, both of Leavittsburg: four sons, William McPherson of 2480 Highland road, Dallas McPherson of Braceville, Duane McPherson of 1832 Neal avenue, and Larry McPherson of 2326 Potts lane; two sistersm Mrs. Marguerite Bush of Danville street and Mrs. Lesta Kellan of Nobleville. Ind.: one brother, Fred Zinn of Crooksville: 30 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Friends may call after 7 p. m. today at DeLong and Baker Funeral Home.—The Times Recorder, Zanesville, Ohio, 26 November 1965; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com. Children of Leroy and Mary E. (Zinn) McPherson known from the 1930 federal census, obituary of Mary E., and obituaries of certain children as specified (all born in Ohio). Surnames in parantheses are spouses known from Mary's 1965 obituary: (i) Marian F. McPherson (Frank); born (private). (ii) Betty L. McPherson (Gibson); born (private). (iii) Dorothy L. McPherson (Harvey); born (private). (iv) Ida Jean McPherson (Kirkbride); born (private). (v) Wilma J. McPherson; born 12 February 1927; died May 1931 as reported in The Newark Advocate (Newark, Ohio), 25 May 1931, online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com. (vi) William T. (or L.) McPherson; born (private). (vii) Mary Lou McPhersons; died 10 April 1935 "after a brief illness of pneumonia." Her obituary is in The Zanesville Signal (Zanesville, Ohio), 10 April 1935; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com. (viii) Jackie Zinn McPherson (twin); born 10 August 1932; died 20 October 1932 Jackie Zinn McPherson, young son of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. McPherson, near Mt. Sterling, died after a short illness. His twin sister Jacqueline died five days ago. The parents, two brothers and five sisters survive.—Newark Advocate (Newark, Ohio), 20 October 1932; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com. (ix) Jacqueline Jane McPherson (twin); born 10 August 1932; died 15 October 1932; burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Her obituary is in The Times Recorder (Zaneville, Ohio), 17 October 1932. (x) Shirley A. McPherson (Anchorn). (xi Duane F. McPherson. (xii) Dallas E. McPherson. (xiii) Marilynn L. McPherson; married William E. Brown. Marilynn was born 1936; died 27 July 1970—surviving children were Mary J. Brown, Ginnie L. Brown, Kathy A. Brown, William E. Brown, Jr., and Charle L. Brown. Marilynn's obituary is in The Times Recorder, 1 August 1970; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com. (xiv) Larry Dean McPherson. (f) Frederick G. Zinn; born 11 October 1899 in Crooksville, Ohio; died 8 February 1967, (specific information from Fred's 1918 World War I Draft Registration Card and Ohio Deaths, 1950-2002). Fred married (first) Elsie Hilliard; born circa 1902 in Ohio; died March 1936. Fred married (second) Wilda Mae (Harris) Wolfe; died March 2001 in Perry County, Ohio.^608b In 1920, Fred G.., single and living with his parents, was enumerated as a coal miner. In 1930, his children James, Billy and Victor were living with thier grandparents, Abe and Lizzie (Beall) Hilliard in Roseville, Muskingum County, Ohio (page 2B). Fred G. Zinn's obituary is in The Times Recorder, Zanesville, Ohio, 9 February 1967 Children of Fred and Elsie (Hilliard) Zinn known from the 1930 federal census and from several obituaries in The Times Recorder, Zanesville, Ohio: (i) James Frederick Zinn; born (private). (ii) William W. Zinn; born (private). (iii) Victor E. Zinn; born (private). (iv) Retta Ann Zinn; born (private); married [—?—] Cowen. Children of Fred and Wilda (Harris) Zinn, known from several obituaries in The Times Recorder, Zanesville, Ohio: (v) Joseph E. Zinn; born (private). (vi) Fred G. Zinn, Jr.; born (private). (g) Marguerite R. Zinn; born circa 1902; married Sylvester Bush. In 1910, Marguerite, single and living with her parents, was enumerated as a pottery laborer. At the time of the obituary of Marguerite's mother, Marguerite Bush was living in White Cottage, Newton Township, Muskingum County, Ohio. (h) Ida P. Zinn; born circa 1905; died 26 February 1944; married Jessie Russell. Children of Jessie and Ida (Zinn) Russell known from Ida's obituary in The Times Recorder (Zanesville, Ohio), 28 February 1944, online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com: (i) Gloria Russell. (ii) Jack Russell. (iii) Bettie Russell. (iv) Marjory Russell (i) Ina (?Inez) Zinn.
NN	v.	Emma Zinn; born April 1867; married Francis M. Brake; born September 1863 in Ohio. Francis and Emma did not have children. They lived in Chillicothe, Ohio, where Francis was a carpenter in 1900 (page 17B), a painter in the railroad shops in 1910 (page 14A) and a painter fo the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in 1920 (page 18A). In 1930, Emma Brake, widow, was living with her sister Ida and Ida's husband Jack Martin in Washington, Ohio.
NN	vi.	Alberta Zinn (usually listed as Bertha); born circa 1872; married Edward P. Price; born circa 1872 in Ohio. The family lived in Portsmouth, Scioto County, Ohio, where Edward was a clerk in a shoe store in 1910 (page 10B) and 1920 (the Selby Shoe store) (page 5A) and an accountant in a shoe factory in 1930 (page 16B). He was probably the Edward P. Price who ran for Auditor of the City of Portsmouth in 1913 on the Progressive Ticket—do not know results. Children of Edward and Bertha (Zinn) Price known from the federal censuses (all born in Ohio): (a) Edward C. Price; born circa 1906. In 1930, Edward, single and living with his parents, was enumerated as a machinist for the railroad. (b) John R. Price; born circa 1908. (c) Albert Z. (Zinn?) Price; born circa 1910. In 1930, Albert, single and living with his parents, was enumerated as a taxi driver.. (d) Ida L. Price; born circa 1913. In 1930, Ida, single and living with his parents, was enumerated as a stenographer for a plumer supplier.. (e) Mary R. Price; born circa 1915. (f) Dorothy May Price; born circa 1917.
NN	vii.	Ida Zinn; born circa 1877; married Jack Martin; born circa 1878 in Quebec, Canada. In 1930, Jack and Ida, no children reported, were living in Washington, Fayette County, Ohio, where Jack was listed as the proprietor of a ?gas station (page 7B). Also in the family in 1930 was Emma Brake, widow, sister of Ida.

297. GEORGE⁵ W. ZINN (George⁴, Samuel³ Zinn, John Nicholas², John¹); born 23 May 1846 in Ohio, died 1 January 1909 in Jackson County, Ohio, married CHARLOTTE LANTZ, born 25 December 1845 in Ohio, died 11 June 1943 in Jackson County, Ohio.⁶⁰⁹

George was a Civil War veteran. From "American Civil War Soldiers Record; online at Ancestry.com: "Enlisted as a Private on 07 September 1864. Substitute in Company A, 107th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 07 September 1864. Wounded on 06 February 1865 at Dabney's Mills, VA. Discharged Company A, 107th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 06 June 1865."

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The following pertains to Dabney's Mill:

On February 5, Bvt. Brigadier General David Gregg's cavalry division rode out to the Boydton Plank Road via Ream's Station and Dinwiddie Court House in an attempt to intercept Confederate supply trains. . . . Warren pushed forward a reconnaissance in the vicinity of Dabney's Mill and was attacked by Pegram's and Major General William Mahone's divisions. Pegram was killed in the action. . . .

This is from "Hatcher's Run Dabney's Mill, Rowanty Creek, Armstrong's Mill Civil War Virginia, American Civil War, February 5-7, 1865."
See (http://www.americancivilwar.com/statepic/va/va083.html) for the entire battle.

The family lived in Jackson County, Ohio, where George was enumerated as a teamster in 1880 and a farmer in 1900 (when the census reported his surname as "Jinn"). The 1910 federal census reported Charlotte, widow, having 11 children, all living.

Children of George and Charlotte (Lantz) Zinn.⁶¹⁰ Names of some spouses from Ancestry World Tree Project "Pedigree:"⁶¹¹;

607	i.	Cordelia⁶ (Dele, Della) Zinn; born February 1868; died 16 April 1955; married Francis Marion Hill, born May 1867. The family lived in Jackson County, Ohio, in 1900 and 1910, where Francis was listed as farmer in 1900 and as a coal miner in 1910 (page 10B). Children known from the 1900 and 1910 federal censuses (all born in Ohio): (a) George Harley Hill, born January 1890; married Merle R.Erwin; born circa 1903 in Ohio. In 1920, the family was in Wellston, Jackson County, Ohio, where Harley was listed as a coal miner (page 5B). George and Merle were living alone in Akron, Summit County, Ohio, in 1930, where George H. was enumerated as a house contractor (page 1B). Children of Harley and Merle (Erwin) Hill known from the 1920 federal census (both born in Ohio): (i) Thelma Hill; born circa 1914. (ii) Evon? Hill (son); born (private). (b) Mary Charlotte Hill, born February 1892; married Giles Cahoon; born 23 March 1875 in Ohio (specific birth date from Giles's 1918 World War I Draft Regisration Card, when Giles and Lottie were living in Alice Gallia, Ohio, and Giles was a coal miner for the Superion Coal Company); died 27 January 1939 in Ohio (re Ohio Deaths, 1938-1944). Giles and Lottie were only married a year when they were living in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio, in 1910, and Giles was enumerated as a coal miner—no children at this time. In 1920, the family was in Wilkesville, Vinton County, where Giles was still listed as a coal miner (page 8B). Giles and Lottie had divorced by 1930, and Giles was living with his mother, Sarah Cahoon (born circa 1848) and brother John Cahoon (born circa 1876) in Milton Township, Jackson County (page 11A). Children of Giles and Lottie (Hill) Cahoon known from the 1920 federal census (all born in Ohio): (i) Della L. Cahoon; born circa 1915. (ii) Walter L. Cahoon; born circa 1917. (iii) Herbert R. Cahoon; born (private). (c) Maggie Hill, born July 1894. (d) Clarence E. Hill, born March 1896; married (first) Winnifred [—?—]; born circa 1898 in Ohio; married (second) Claudia [—?—]; born circa 1905 in Albama. In 1920, Clarence, Winnifred and children Lucille and La Verne were in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio, where Clarence was enumerated as a coal miner (page 1B). In 1930, Clarence and second wife Claudia were living in Chillicothe, Ohio, where Clarence was listed as a building carpenter (page 7B). Children of Clarence and Winnifred known from the 1920 and 1930 federal censuses (both born in Ohio): (i) Lucille Hill; born circa 1916. (ii) La Verne Hill, born circa 1917. Children of Clarence and either Winnifred or Claudia known from the 1930 federal census (borh born in Ohio): (iii) James Hill; born (private) (iv) Ora Hill; born (private). (e) Francis Marion Hill, Jr.; born August 1899; died 8 April 1999 in Wellston, Jackson County, Ohio (re Ohio Deaths, 1958-2002); married Florence Baker. In 1918, re Francis's World War I Draft Registration Card, Francis and Florence were living in Vinton County, Ohio, where Francis was working as a coal miner for the Superior Coal Company. No information on children. (f) Anna L. Hill; born circa 1901. (g) Ella I. Hill; born circa 1904. (h) Isaac Hill; born circa 1906. He was possibly the Isaac J. Hill, born circa 1906 in Ohio, who was in the U. S. Army, stationed at Schofield Barracks, Honolulu, Hawaii, in 1930. (h) Audry A. Hill (daughter); born circa 1909. (i) Zena Hill; born December 1911; died 10 November 1990 in Gallia County, Ohio; married [—?—] Grant. When Zena Grant died, "Ohio Deaths, 1958-2002" (online at ancestry.com) reported she was a residence of Wellston, Jackson County, Ohio. No information on children.⁶¹²
608	ii.	Elizabeth C. Zinn; born March 1870; died 1966; maried William O. Erwin; born September 1866 in Ohio. In 1900, the family lived in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio, where William was enumerated as a coal miner (page1A). By 1930, William, Elizabeth and children Eugene and Royer were in Bloomfield, Jackson County, where William had a farm (page 1A). Children of William and Elizabeth (Zinn) Erwin, known from the 1900 and 1930 federal censuses and from History & Families of Jackson County, Ohio: History and Families (all born in Ohio): (a) Francis T. Erwin; born November 1888. (b) Amy L. Erwin; born December 1890. (c) Charles O. Erwin; born 19 May 1894; died 15 July 1981 in Zanesville, Ohio, at which time he was a resident of Jackson County, Ohio (Ohio Deaths, 1958-2002); married Marie [—?—]; born circa 1896 in Ohio. In 1918, re Charles O.'s Word War I Draft Registration Card, Charles was a resident of Summit Couny, Ohio, where he was working as a rubber worker for Akron Firestone. In 1930, the family was living near Charles's parents in Bloomfield Township, Jackson County, and Charles was listed as a farmer. Children of Charles and Marie Erwin known from the 1930 federal census (all born in Ohio): (i) Robert S. Erwin; born (private). (ii) Eleanor Erwin; born (private). (iii) Kathleen Erwin; born (private). (iv) Louise Erwin; born (private). (v) Carolyn Erwin; born (private). (vii) Marjorie Erwin; born (private). (d) Mary S. Erwin; born October 1896. (e) Jessie R. Erwin (daughter); born November 1898. (f) Carl Erwin; born circa 1902; married Anna [—?—]; born circa 1910 in Ohio. In 1930, Carl, Anna and son William were living near Carl's parents in Bloomfield Township, Jackson County, where Carl was listed as s farm laborer. Child of Carl and Anna Erwin known from the 190 federal census: (i) William Erwin; born (private). (g) Mildred Erwin; born circa 1906. (h) Eugene Erwin; born circa 1910. In 1930, Eugene, single and living with his parents, was enumerated as a farm laborer. (i) Royer Erwin; born circa 1913. In 1930, Royer was single and living with his parents.
609	iii.	Catherine (Kate) Zinn; born December 1870; married Bonaparte Smith, born December 1866; "Boney," Kate and family lived in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio, where Boney was a coal miner. In 1920, Boney (enumerated as Bowman) was listed as a widower, living in the household of his married daughter Florence Springer and other of his children. Children of Bonaparte and Catherine (Zinn) Smith known from the 1900, 1910 and 1920 federal censuses (all born in Ohio):⁶¹³ (a) Millard Smith, born 15 September 1894; married Goldie C. [—?—]; born circa 1899 in Ohio. In 1918, re Millard's World War I Draft Registration Card, Millard was living in Wellston, Ohio, with "wife and baby," and was a coal miner for the Domestic Coal Company. In 1920, Millard, Goldie and son Paul were enumerated in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio, where Millard was listed as a coal miner (page 3A). Child of Millard and Goldie Smith known from the 1920 federal census: (i) Paul E. Smith; born circa 1917 in Ohio. (b) Myrtle Smith, born April 1896. (c) Willard Smith, born October 1897. (d) Florence Smith, born November 1899; married Bert Springer, born circa 1898 in Ohio. (e) George Smith, born circa 1902. (f) James L. Smith, born circa 1905. (g) Kate Smith, born circa 1908. (h) Norman Smith, born circa 1910. (i) Frank Smith, born circa 1912. (j) Viola Smith, born circa 1914. (j) Henry Smith.
610	iv.	Eliza Lena Zinn; born January 1873; married Sherman Cartwright, born circa 1867. The family lived in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio, where Sherman was enumerated as a coal miner, 1910-1930.⁶¹⁴ One of Sherman's sister, Grace Cartwright, married Eliza's brother William C. Zinn (#615). Children known from the federal censuses (all born in Ohio): (a) Roy Cartwright, born 5 July 1902; died 2 October 1982, re Ohio Deaths, 1958-2002, and Social Security Death Index, last residence being Ray, Vinton County, Ohio. Roy married Ruby [—?—]; born circa 1896 in Ohio. In 1930, the family was living in Huntington Township, Gallia County, Ohio, where Roy was enumerated as a farmer. Children of Roy and Ruby Cartwright known from the 1930 federal census, both born in Ohio: (i) Ernestine Cartwright; born (private). (ii) Lorraine Cartwright; born (private). (b) Laura Cartwright, born circa 1904. (c) Francis M. Cartwright, born circa 1906; married Nevada [—?—]; born circa 1908 in Ohio. In 1930, Frank, Nevada and son Harold were in Akron, Ohio, where Frank was enumerated as a mixer in the rubber shop (page 1A). Child of Frank and Nevada Cartwright known from the 1930 federal census: (i) Harold S. Cartwright; born (private). (d) Ruth E. Cartwright, born circa 1908. (e) Charles E. Cartwright, born circa 1909. (f) Mary Cartwright, born circa 1911; married Edmund Wayne Turner; born 10 January 1909; died 6 August 1998 in Hardin County, Ohio (re Ohio Deaths, 1958-2002)..
611	v.	Curtis Zinn; born August 1875; married Anna M. Roach, born February 1876 in Ohio. The family lived in Milton Township, Jackson County, where Curtis was a wagon driver (groceries) in 1910 and a teamster in 1920, at which time he was listed as a widower—his mother, Charlotte Zinn, widow, was in the family at this time. Children of Curtis and Anna (Roach) Zinn known from the federal censuses (all born in Ohio):⁶¹⁵ (a) Edith Zinn, born circa 1896. (b) Ethel Zinn, born April 1898. (c) George Zinn, born circa 1901. (d) Ruth Zinn, born circa 1903. (e) Nancy Zinn, born circa 1906. (f) Gemina/Jemina Zinn, born circa 1910. (g) Nellie Zinn. (h) Charles Zinn.
612	vi.	Clara (Clarinda) Zinn; born 12 December 1877; died 1 January 1977 (age 99) in Urbana; married William Cahoon, born November 1866 in Ohio; died in 1943. The family lived in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio, in 1900-1920, when William was listed as an engineer (stationary) in the coal mines. In 1930, William and Clara were living alone in Wilkesville, Ohio, where William was enumerated as a farmer.⁶¹⁶ Urbana—Mrs. Clara Cahoon, 99, mother of Harold Cahoon of Coshhocton, died Saturday morning at the Champaign Nursing Home here. Other survivors include three other sons, two daughters, 23 grandchildren, great grandchildren and great greart grandchildren. She had 102 descendants. Mrs. Cahoon was born in Wellston Dec. 12 1877. Her husband, the late William Cahoon, died in 1943. Three daughters are also deceased. Funeral arrangements at the Jenkins Mortuary in Wellston are incomplete. Burial is to be in Salem Cemetery.—Coshocton Tribune (Coshocton, Ohio), 2 January 1977; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com. Children of William and Clara (Zinn) Cahoon known from the federal censuses (all born in Ohio): (a) Eva C. Cahoon; born February 1897. She was listed in the 1900 federal census but not in subsequent censuses. (a) Frieda P. Cahoon, born June 1899. (b) Muriel Cahoon, born circa 1902. (c) Audry Cahoon, born circa 1903. (d) Zella Cahoon, born circa 1907. (e) James W. Cahoon, born circa 1910; married Vinnie [—?—], born circa 1911—in 1930, James and Vinnie, no children, were living in William and Clara's household; where James was listed as a laborer. (f) Harold Cahoon; born April 1912; married [—?—]. In 1930, Harold, single was living with his parents in Wilkesville, Ohio;]. The family lived in Coshocton, Ohio. The United States Public Record Index reported Harold, age 96, was living at 1817 Chestnut, Coshocton, Ohio, in 2008. Children known from Coshocton Tribune newspaper articles: (i) Georgia Jean Cahoon. (ii) Diane Cahoon. (iii) Billie Lou Cahoon. (g) William H. Cahoon; born circa 1917. WASHINGTON, May 20—The war department announced today names of 11 U. S. Army men from Ohio held prisoner at unstated Italian Camps. They include, with next of kin: . . . Cahoon, Cpl. Bill—Mrs. Clara Cahoon, mother, Wellston. . . .—The Marion Star (Marion, Ohio), 20 May 1943, online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com. (h) George R. Cahoon; born 8 August 1922 in Vinton County, Ohio; died 19 September 2004 in Dayton, Ohio; interment in Oak Dale Cemetery, Urbana, Ohio. George married (first), 25 July 1945, Martha Weng; died circa 1985; married (second), in 1993, Pauline Poland. George enlisted in the U. S. Air Corps July 1942 (Word War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946). He served with the 8th Army Air Corps in England as a member of a B-17 ground crew. The family lived in Urbana and Dayton, Ohio, where George worked for tool and die companies. Children of George and first wife Martha (Weng) Cahoon: (i) John Cahoon. (ii) Pennie Cahoon. Except for census and enlistment records, information from George R. Cahoon's obituary in United States Obituary Collection, re Marysville Journal-Tribune (Marysville, Ohio); 24 September 2004; online in ancestry.com
613	vii.	Edward Bliss Zinn; born 21 January 1880; died January 1966 (specific birthday, death date and middle name from Edward's 1918 World War I Draft Registration Card and Social Security Death Index; married Ella Coon, born circa 1885 in Ohio. In 1910 Edward, listed as a miner, Ella and children, were living next to Edward's widowed mother. In 1930, the family was living in Bloomfield Township, Jackson County, Ohio, where Edward wasstill enumerated as a miner (page 4B). Children of Edward and Ella (Coon) Zinn known from the 1910 and 1930 federal censuses (all born in Ohio): (a) David H. Zinn, born circa 1906. (b) Gladys Zinn, born circa 1908. (c) Clifford Zinn; born circa 1913. (d) Damaris Zinn (son); born (private). (e) Ralph Zinn; born (private).
614	viii.	Anna Lydia Zinn; born circa 1883; married Hershel V. Hayburn; born circa 1882 in Ohio. In 1910, the family was living in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio, where Hershel was listed as coal miner. Hershel had died by 1920, when Anna (listed as a dress maker), widow, and children were in Willston, Jackson County. Ohio. Anna married (second) Albert Neal, born 1880 in Ohio. Albert A. Neal's obituary is in Wellston Telegram, Wellston Ohio; 25 May 1967.⁶¹⁷ Anna and Albert did not have children. Children of Hershel and Anna known from the federal censuses and from Albert A. Neal's obituary (all born in Ohio):⁶¹⁸ (a) Lewis C. Hayburn, born circa 1904. (b) Lucille Hayburn (Collins), born circa 1905. (c) Charlotte Hayburn (Reed), born circa 1907. (d) Mildred Hayburn (Cozad); born 28 June 1909 in Guerney County, Ohio; died 18 January 1995 in Franklin County, Ohio (re Ohio Deaths, 1958-2002). (e) Ellen Hayburn (Hartley, Bryan). (f) Julia Hayburn. (g) Stella Hayburn (Moran). (h) Beulah Hayburn (LaHurd).
615	ix.	William C. Zinn; born circa 1887; married Hallie G. Cartwright, born circa 1888 in Ohio. Hallie was a much younger sibling of Sherman Cartwright who married William's sister Eliza Zinn (#610). Hallie and Sherman were children of Joseph and Mary Cartwright.⁶¹⁹ In 1930, the family lived in Summit County, Ohio, where William was listed as a custom works carpenter. Children of William and Hallie (Cartwright) Zinn known from the 1930 federal census: (a) Laverne Zinn, born circa 1911 in Illinois. (b) Gerald Zinn, born circa 1914 in Ohio. (c) Ralph Zinn, born in Ohio. (d) William Zinn, born in Ohio. (e) Delores Zinn, born in Ohio.
616	x.	Emma Laura Zinn; born October 1889; married Edward M. Evans, born circa 1879 in Ohio. In 1920, Edward and Laura and child, Beulah, were enumerated in Jackson, Jackson County, Ohio, where Edward was listed as County Treasurer. In 1930, the family was in Wellston, Jackson County, where Edward was enumerated as a merchant of groceries. Child known from the federal censuses: (a) Beulah M. Evans, born in Ohio.⁶²⁰
617	xi.	Estelle (Stella) J. Zinn; born May 1890; married Burt Dilllinger, born circa 1882 in Ohio. In 1920 (9B) and 1930, Ward 3, (page 7B) the family was in Wellston Township, Jackson County, Ohio, where Burt was enumerated as a rural mail carrier—poor writing on the part of the census taker in 1930, the indexer is to be excused. Children of Burt and Stella (Zinn) Dillinger (known from the 1920 and 1930 federal censuses (all born in Ohio): (a) Elden Dillinger; born circa 1911 (b) Erma Dillinger; born circa 1913. (c) Curtis Dillinger; born circa 1917. (d) Kenneth D. Dillinger; born (private). (e) Burt Dillinger, Jr., born (private). (f) Carrol Dillinger (son); born (private).

322. LAFAYETTE⁵ HAWK (Margaret⁴ Zinn, Samuel³ Zinn, John Nicholas², John¹); born 24 August 1843, died 30 July 1931, married, 18 October 1866 in Albany, Ohio,⁶²¹ Jane (Jennie) L. Mayhugh, born 1845, died 2 November 1932 in Ohio.

Lafayette was a Civil War veteran, Ohio Infantry, 36rd Regiment, Company F. "wounded 9-1863 at Chickamauga [Georgia]."⁶²² The family lived in Athens County, Ohio, where Lafayette was enumerated as a traveling salesman in 1880 and a clerk in 1900. Also in the family in 1880 were Jane's mother, Elizabeth Mayhugh, born circa 1810 in Pennsylvania and Jane's unmarried sister, Lavinia Mayhugh, born January 1862 in Ohio. Lavinia was still living with Lafayette and Jennie in 1900 and 1910. In 1920, Lafayette and Jennie were living by themselves in Marshfield, Athens County. In 1930, Lafayette, still head, and Jennie were in Waterloo Township, Athen County. Also with the family in 1930 were their widowed daughter Eva L. Wert and Jennie's sister Rumina Baker, widow, born circa 1848 in Ohio.⁶²³

Lafayette was active in Waterloo Township, Athens County, Ohio, affairs. He was a Justice of the Peace, Township Clerk in 1867 and elected Recorder of Waterloo Township in the 1880s.

ONLY THREE CIVIL WAR VETS LIVING
. . . . In all, 113 men from the township enlisted in the Union army in the War of the Rebellion, many of them merely boys 17 and 18 years old. Of this number only two [and one that came into the Township many years later] are yet alive, Lafayette Gaston of the 90th Regiment, O. V. I., who lives in Gallpollis, and Lafayette Hawk, of New Marshfield, of the 36th Regiment, O. V. I. They are cousins. Their lives seemed to run parallell in many instances, both being seventeen when they enlisted. Both were married soon after their return from the army, both are still living with their brides of 1865.
Both are hardy for men of their age. Mr. Gaston was 85 years old Memorial Day. Mr Hawk was 85 the 18th day of August . Last Memorial Day he decorated the grave of the only confederate soldier buried in the New Marshfield Cemetery.—The Athens Messenger (Athens, Ohio), 24 January 1929; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com.

There is a biography of Lafayette Hawk in RootsWeb.com,⁶²⁵ the headline being "Do As You Think Best Is the Advice of 'Lafe' Hawk, After His 86 Years of Adventurous Life... . Waterloo Township Man Has Been Soldier, Farmer, Merchant, Traveling Salesman, County Officer, Notary Public... ."

Children of Lafayette and Jane (Mayhugh) Hawk (all born in Ohio).

618	i.	Nettie⁶ Hawk. born circa 1868; died at age 11.
619	ii.	Eva Hawk born circa 1871; married Thomas J. Wert, born circa 1869 in Ohio. In 1910, the family was living in Blendon Township, Franklin County, Ohio, where Thomas was enumerated as a church minister (page 2B). Thomas had died by 1920, at which time Eva, widow, was living with her married daughter Nellie McLucas and family (page 10A). Children of Thomas and Eva (Hawk) known from the 1910 and 1920 federal censuses (all born in Ohio). (a) Nellie B. Wert; born circa 1892; married Harry Vernon McLucas; born 28 October 1889 in McConnelsville, Ohio (specific birthdate and middle name from Harry's 1918 World War I Draft Registration Card, when Harry and Nellie were living in Union County, Pennsylvania, and Harry was listed as working for The John Deer Plow Company of Syracuse, New York). In 1920 Harry, Nellie and daughter Mary were living in Morgan Township, Morgan County, Ohio, where Harry was listed with the "Plow Factory." In 1930, the family was living in Lewisburg, Union County, Pennsylvania, where Harry was enumerated as a commercial traveler and Nellie was enumerated as a music teacher.(page 4A). Children of Harry and Nellie (Wert) McLucas (all born in Ohio): (i) Mary McLucas; born circa 1916 in Ohio. (ii) Rachel C. McLucas; born (private). (b) James Elwin Wert; born 9 February 1894 in McConnelllsville, Ohio; died 10 October 1961 in Los Angeles, California (specific birthdate and middle name from Californian Death Index, 1840-1957). The World War I Draft Registration Card reports James Elwin Wert, single, was living in Morgan County, Ohio, in 1918, when James was working for "Jones and Laughlin." No information on wife and family. (c) Wendell Phillips Wert: born circa 1897; died 5 Apr 1942 - Columbus, Franklin County, Oho (re Ohio Death, 1958-2002); married Mary M. [—?—]; born circa 1896 in Ohio. In 1920, Wendell and Mary, no children, were living in Morgan Township, Morgan County, Ohio, where Wendell was enumerated as a mill worker in the shop (page 4A). In 1930, the family was in Columbus, Ohio, where Wendall was a taxi driver (page 3B). Children of Wendell and Mary Wert known from the 1930 federal census (all born in Ohio): (i) Wendell Phillips Wert (Jr.); born 1921; died 10 Jan 1969 in Columbus, Ohio. Kenneth enlisted in the United States Army in March 1943; his civilian training was listed as hotel and restaurant management (re U. S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1928-1948, online at ancestry.com). (ii) Jean M. Wert (daughter); born (private). (iii) Willliam T. Wert; born 22 January 1924; died 23 July 1994 in Columbus, Ohio (re Social Security Death Index). William enlisted in the United States Army 21 March 1943; his civilian training was given as machinist (U. S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1928-1948, online at ancestry.com)
620	iii.	Nellie L. Hawk born August 1875; died 24 April 1973 (age 98) in Columbus, Ohio (re Ohio Deaths, 1952-2002); married Henry Allison, born December 1872 in Ohio; died 8 March 1959 in Columbus, Ohio (re Ohio Deaths, 1952-2002). In 1900, the family was in Athens County, Ohio, where Henry was enumerated as a salesman. In 1910, 1920 and 1930, the family was living in Columbus, Ohio, where Henry was listed as a manager of wholesale clothing in 1910 (page 11A), as a salesman of retail groceries in 1920 (page 8B), and as a stack clerk in the State Laboratory in 1930 (page 7B). Children of Henry and Nellie (Hawk) Allison known from the federal censuses (all born in Ohio):⁶²⁴ (a) Ruth E. Allison, born March 1898. (b) Kenneth L. Allison; born circa 1906. (c) Margaret L. Allison; born circa 1915.

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