Mary Edith Schaub

Notes:

From FindAGrave: She married Walter Bean on 6 June 1937. They had one daughter, Donivee. Mabel died of breast cancer at an early age. She is buried in the family plot and is next to her brother, Lawrence.

Notes:

FindAGrave notes that he was a son of Martin Schabu and Catherine Herrmann, and that "Phillip immigrated to the USA with his father, mother and siblings shortly after his birth...his father didn't want his sons to go into the Kaiser's army so immigrated to the USA."

Phillipp married Mary Edith Cramer on 24 Jun 1903. Mary (daughter of Charles Henry Tecumseh Cramer and Cynthia C. Porter) was born on 28 Aug 1884 in Fostoria, Seneca County, Ohio; died on 20 Mar 1940 in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio; was buried in Forest Cemetery, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth date of 28 Aug 1884 shown on Ancestry.com's Ancestry.com - Ohio, Births and Christenings, Index, 1800-1962

Notes:

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/X8G3-V8Z
name: Charles Cramer
titles & terms:
event: Death
event date: 24 May 1928
event place: Toledo, Lucas, Ohio (Lucas County T. B. Hospital)
residence: Toledo, Lucas, Ohio
street address: 423 Sherman St.
gender: Male
death age: 61y 6m 5d
marital status: Married
race: White
occupation: Carpenter
birth date: 19 Nov 1866
birthplace: Fostoria, Seneca, O.
estimated birth year: 1867
burial date: 26 May 1928
burial place:
cemetery: Forest
father: Isrel Cramer
father's titles & terms:
father's birthplace: Pa.
mother: Catherine Stump
mother's titles & terms:
mother's birthplace: Pa.
spouse: Elizabeth Cramer
spouse's titles & terms:
reference number: fn 32145
film number: 1991299
digital folder number: 4022090
image number: 525
Collection: Charles Cramer, "Ohio, Deaths, 1908-1953"

(Research):

Census Listings:

1900 Census
Ohio, Lucas County, Pt. Lawrenco Pr. E. Toledo
Enumerated 7 Jun 1900
SD 8 ED 45 Sheet 7A Stamped 123
George St
711-143-162
Blousey Sebastian Head W M Mch 1838 62 M 30 Germany Germany Geramany Barkeeper
Blousey Mary Wf W F Aug 1837 62 M 30 7/4 Germany Germany Germany
Blousey, John Son W M Apr 1876 24 S Oh Germany Germany Salesman Garage
Blousey, Rose Dtr W F Jan 1880 20 S Oh Germany Germany Laundress
---/---/163
Cramer Chares Head W M Apr 1864 36 M 16 Oh Oh Oh Carpenter
Cramer, Cynthia Wf W F Jun 1861 38 M 16 1/1 Ohio Ohio Ohio
Cramer, Edith Dtr W F Aug 1884 15 S Oh Oh Oh

Charles married Cynthia C. Porter on 27 Sep 1883. Cynthia was born on 5 Jun 1862 in Indiana; died on 5 Feb 1909 in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio; was buried in Forest Cemetery, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

FindAGrave shows her as a daughter of Matthew Porter and Mary Wagner, and indicates she had three siblings, Eliza A, Ida and Harley.

Notes:

Said to have married first Anna Maria Koller and second Catherine Stump. Anna Maria died. In November 1850, Israel was enumerated in Eden Township, Seneca County, Ohio with the family of Jesse and Julian COLER....perhaps these were his former in-laws. He is not listed with a wife, so presumably Anna Maria died before the date, probably in or after June 1850 when their daughter Anna Maria Cramer died.

From FindAGrave:

Military Marker inscribed: Israil L. Cramer, First Lt Co B 57 Regt Ohio Inf, Civil War, December 22, 1900

Israel married Catherine Stump (b. 7 Aug 1831 in Little York, PA (sic), d. 9 Oct 1896 in Fostoria, Ohio) on 21 Mar 1854 in Little York, PA (??? or Ohio). It was a second marriage for both. Israel's first wife died in childbirth in Ohio. Israel had moved west to Fostoria, Ohio in the late 1840s, joined the 57th Ohio Volunteers when the unit was created in 1861. He mustered out in 1865 with only one furlough of a month in early 1864. Israel's unit saw action with Sherman's army in the Civil War. He served as a Quartermaster Sergeant before being promoted to Bugler First Lieutenant which is the rank he held when mustering out. After the war, Israel's occupation was a Carpenter in Fostoria according to the 1880 Census. The Danville Veteran's home documents state he had "gray eyes and fair hair."



(Research):

Census Listings:

1850 Census
Ohio, Seneca County, Eden
Enumerated 5 Nov 1850
243-243
Jesse Coler 45 M Farmer 10,000 Pa
Juliana Coler 35 F Pa
Louisa Coler 18 F Pa
Isabella Coler 15 F O
Martha Coler 13 F O
Delia Coler 9 F O
Amanda Coler 8 F O
Jane Coler 6 F O
Fanny Coler 4 F O
Jacob Coler 10/12 M O
David Snyder 23 M O Farmer
Israel Cramer 24 M Pa Farmer
Daniel Bowerman 19 M Pa Farmer
David Bane 23 M Pa Farmer

1860 Census
Ohio, Seneca County, Fostoria
Enumerated 10 July 1860
Page 131
497-481
Israil Cramer 33 M Carpenter 600 100 Pa
Catherine Cramer 28 F Md
William H Cramer 11 M Md (Stepson)

1870 Census
Ohio, Seneca County, Loudon Twp, Fostoria
Enumerated 6 Jun 1870
Pages 18
144-143
Cramer, Israel L 44 M W Carpenter 3000 125 Pa
Cramer, Catharine 38 F W Keeping House Maryland
Cramer, William 21 M Carpenter Maryland (stepson)
Cramer, Charles 5 M W Ohio
Rees, Rebecca 17 F W Domestic Servant Ohio

1880 Census
Ohio, Seneca County, Fostoria
Enumerated 7 and 8 Jun 1880
Page 19 SD 1 ED 198
180-180
Cramer, Isreal L W M 54 Carpenter Pa Pa Pa
Cramer, Catherine W F 48 Wif Keeping House Md Md Md
Cramer, Williadm W M 29 Son Carpenter Md Pa Md
Cramer, Charles H W M 15 Son At Home Oh Pa Md

1900
not located

Israel married Catherine Stump on 21 Mar 1854 in York County, Pennsylvania. Catherine was born on 7 Aug 1831 in Maryland; died on 9 Oct 1896 in Fostoria, Seneca County, Ohio; was buried in Fountain Cemetery, Fostoria, Hancock County, Ohio. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The daughter of Samuel Stump and Katherine Baker.

From FindAGrave:

Catherine (Stump) Cramer was the daughter of War of 1812 Soldier, Samuel Stump and Katherine (Baker) Stump. She married a Mr. Harris and had a son named William. Something happened to Mr. Harris by the 1850 Census as she is shown living with her parents in Baltimore County, Maryland with her son, William. She married Israel Cramer at Little York, PA on 21 Mar 1854. They had a son, Charles Henry Tecumseh Cramer. Catherine's obit says she "died in her chair". Her son, William, discovered her body.

Her obituary was published in the Fostoria Reveiw on 15 Oct 1896, Page 1, Column 2. The newspaper repository is the Kaubisch Memorial Library in Fostoria.