Calvary Cemetery, Montgomery County, Ohio Family History & Tidbits

CALVARY CEMETERY and the LEHMAN[N] FAMILY
and Connected Families



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Calvary Cemetery
Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio

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CONTRIBUTORS of INFORMATION
Helen L. (Steele) Lehman, wife/o Joseph Lehman of Dayton, Ohio, a Michel Lehmann descendant
C. J. Egetter, descendant of Joseph Zinck

FAMILY TIDBITS, REMEMBRANCES, & HISTORY

Would appreciate any information from others concerning the defunct St. Henry Cemetery and Calvary Cemetery that might give historical pertenance to burials there.

Gathered and Presented by Audrey (Lehmann-Shields) Hancock

ST. HENRY'S CEMETERY


"The first burying-ground of the Catholics bore this name. In September, 1844, one-half of what was known as Outlot No. 27, was purchased by Archbishop Purcell of Thomas Morrison, for $305. March 2, 1853, the south half of the same lot was purchased by the same gentleman of E. W. Davies, for $800. These two pieces of ground with, perhaps, later additions, constitute St. Henry's Cemetery. Interments were made therein soon after the preparation of the ground for a graveyard. It is like the other burying-grounds located south of the city, yet is within the corporate limits. The grounds are inclosed by a high board fence, and contain many beautiful shade trees and evergreens, with shrubbery. Few interments are now made in it, as pretty much all of the space has been taken up, and it is considered as abandoned."


History of Montgomery County, Ohio, Chapter XII, W. H. Beers & Co., 1882, pp. 757-758

The first Catholic Cemetery in Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio was St. Henry's Cemetery. With progress in the last quarter of the 19th century came the removal and transfer of our ancestors' remains buried originally at St. Henry's. Previous interments at St. Henry's were moved to the "new" Calvary Cemetery. Many families simply bought graves sites for themselves at Calvary Cemetery and when they transferred their ancestors/parents/etc. they just buried them in their plots but deeper than the norm.
(Source: Feb 1999 & March 2007, Helen L. (Steele) Lehman)


Note: Today (2009) the location of the once known St. Henry Cemetery is said to have been on S. Main St. across from the Montgomery County, Ohio Fairgrounds. ASH]

[Note: This explains why Mich[a]el Lehman[n] & his wife, Maria Madeleine/Magdalena (Biam) Lehman[n] are buried in the same plot as Joseph Zinck and his assumed daughters, Theresa & Carolina. However, no gravestone marks the resting place for Mich[a]el or Marie Madeleine/Mary Magdelena/Malinda/Helena (Biam) Lehman[n] nor the Fricks buried there. Only the cemetery records indicate this transfer and their place of burial. It is interesting for us as the LEHMAN[N]s were not directly related to this ZINCK family. They were the parents-in-law of Celestine Zinck who married Regina Rachel Lehman(n). At this time we do not know the relationship between Joseph and Celestine Zinck, who may have been brothers or cousins. ASH]

"The first burying ground of the Catholics of Dayton bore the name of St. Henry's Cemetery. In September 1844 one-half of out-lot No. 27 was purchased by Archbishop Purcell of Thomas Morrison, for $305.

March 2, 1853, the south of the same lot was purchased of E. W. Davies, for $800. These two pieces of ground constituted St. Henry's Cemetery. This was the only burying place for Catholics for many years, and by 1872 had became so crowded as to lead to the establishment of Calvary Cemetery.

On April 10, 1901, by decree of the court, $15,412.48, the amount received from R. P. Burkhardt, treasurer of St. Henry's Cemetery, for the sale of said cemetery, was devoted to the erecting of a mortuary chapel, on the lot donated by the directors of Calvary cemetery for the 4,013 unclaimed remains buried therein from St. Henry's cemetery. ....and dedicated November 1, 1902 by the Rev. Carl J. Hahne (pastor of Emmanuel Church), president of the board of directors of Calvary cemetery, and will stand as a fitting memorial ...."
(Source: 1999, Helen L. (Steele) Lehman: Drury, Rev. A. W., History of the City of Dayton and Montgomery County, Ohio 1909, pp. 602-603)
1999, Helen L. (Steele) Lehman wrote:

"My husband's elderly aunts remember the remains of the old St. Henry's. It was located in the near south side of town very near the county fairgrounds, off South Main Street. It's hard now to imagine a cemetery in that area because it is so heavily populated and the houses are so close together."

Many of our ancestors worshipped at the Emmanuel Catholic Church in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati with the very early priests being sent to Dayton from Cincinnati, Ohio. The Church is located at 149 Franklin Street in Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio. The early records (mainly burial/funeral) at Emmanuel are in a combination of Latin, German and old style English. In recent years the parish records have been closely guarded.
(Source: Feb 1999, Helen L. (Steele) Lehman) who also says: Drury, Rev. A. W., History of the City of Dayton and Montgomery County, Ohio 1909 "gives very good details about Emmanuel Church and various other churches and cemeteries in Montgomery County."

"One more item of interest that occurred during one of my visits to Emmanuel [Catholic Church], back in the late 1970's or early 1980's, is when I questioned Father McKay about St. Henry's he told me that Emmanuel had an account book from the very early burials at St. Henry's. This book included monies paid for 'keeping a body in the crept.' Evidently, when someone died too late in the day to be buried that day, they would store the bodies in the crept until proper burial the next day. The charge was one cent!"

2007, Helen L. (Steele) Lehman wrote concerning the process of removing remains from St. Henry's Cemetery to Calvary Cemetery:
"Notices were actually put in newspapers, church bulletins, diocesan publications, etc. informing families who had loved ones buried at St. Henry's of the removal of all remains. From what Joe's aunts (Thelma F. Lehman b 1911 & Luella Lehman b 1910) told me years ago, most families bought plots at the 'new' (Calvary) cemetery, usually 6-8 graves. They then moved remains to the plots. Almost all the families I've researched have subsequently buried a later generation on top of the St. Henry's removals. As for the Calvary records, the actual plot maps is where I first found Michael & his wife, "Belinda". Heaven only knows how the original recordings were made. If memory serves me correctly, several thousand bodies were transferred and any unclaimed remains are buried under the chapel on the hill. It was actually dedicated to the unclaimed remains of St. Henry's Cemetery. I think it's the cornerstone that I've read the dedication engraved on."
2007, Helen L. (Steele) Lehman sent this latest information.
"...Miami Valley Hospital, National Cash Register, the University of Dayton, and National City Bank have been buying-up older homes in the area bordered by Main-Brown-Wyoming-Stewart Streets. They refurbish, sometimes very extensively, and sell these homes to people like our daughter, a nurse, who works in the area and to people who will improve the neighborhood. I told our daughter when she took us to see the house, before she bought it, that I was almost sure it was on the old St. Henry Cemetery ground. ... I went down to the Montgomery County Library/Archives and pulled out the old maps. ...her house sits on her ancestors' burial ground.

... She joined the neighborhood association right after she moved in. About a year later, they were excavating for an addition to the hospital. Attending the neighborhood meeting one cool fall evening, the big topic was that human bones were found during a recent excavation. So, being the daughter of the family genealogist, she begins to tell them about the cemetery that was moved in 1877, etc., etc. I set her straight (My family wasn't around Dayton that early.)... 'those are your and your father's ancestors.' Need I say she believes me when I tell her that her G-G-G-Great Grandfather Michael Lehman[n] (who was originally buried at St. Henry's) is watching her every move!"
2007, Helen L. (Steele) Lehman note about Section 10 in Calvary Cemetery:
"Section 10 was not necessarily the 'potter's field'" as some may think. "I remember my Grandpa Magoto/Magoteaux telling me that 'many years ago' they buried some people in the 'top' of Section 10 if they died of something that wasn't identified (kind of like a quarantine) and the bottom of Section 10 was always called the Baby Section. I actually have a brother who died in infancy (1947), before I was born, buried in Section 10. At one time, Calvary Cemetery had very definite divisions. Mixed marriages (a Catholic & a non-Catholic) had a section. Clergy (priest, brothers, nuns) had a section. It's obviously not that way any more...but then neither is the Catholic church and that's who owns Calvary Cemetery, the Catholic parishes in the Dayton area."




FAMILY & INTERCONNECTED FAMILY SURNAMES
Known to be buried at Calvary Cemetery

ALLHOFF
ALTHOFF
EGETTER
FRICK[E]
HOCHWALT
LARGER
LEHMAN[N]
MINRAD
MOUGEY
YEAGER
ZINCK




CALVARY CEMETERY
Calvary Cemetery Association
Calvary and Dixie Avenues
Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio 45409

This collection of burials was contributed by C. J. Egetter, who in his family search included various families buried in Calvary Cemetery, Dayton, Montgomery Co., OH who he thought might have a family connection to his...some may, some do, and some may not. His contribution is appreciated. To learn how to get this type of information from Calvary Cemetery go to their genealogy site.


Particularly interested to learn if any WEAVER families of Montgomery Co., OH might be somehow related to one said Louisa M. WE(A)VER (1838 France-1913 CA) who married ca 1852 to Martin ALLHOFF (1827-1867 CA). Louisa appears to have been related to the ZINCK FAMILY via Celestine Zinck (1822 France-1896 OH) & Joseph Zinck (1820 France-1855 OH) of Montgomery Co., OH. Also, seek relationship of Celestine to Joseph, perhaps brothers or cousins.

Family Name Interment List

 

Full name

Inter. No

Birth date

Birthplace

Death Date

Place/Death

Burial Date

Age

Sec / Lot / Tier / Letter / Grave + Comments

Sec

Lot

Allhoff, Catherine

22001

Germany

1922/02/23  1922/02/27

086

13 / 266 / / / 3NW – Emmanuel – MKR & MNT – Stone

13

266

Allhoff, Charles G

31555

Dayton, OH

1943/10/25  1943/10/28

064

13 / 266 / / / 2SE  Corpus Christi – MKR & MNT – Cem #4

13

266

Allhoff, Harry S

26648

Dayton, OH

1932/11/27  1932/12/01

059

13 / 266 / / / 2SW – Emmanuel – MKR & MNT

13

266

Allhoff, John

06532

Germany

1895/10/29  1895/10/31

075

13 / 266 / / / 3SW – MKR & MNT

13

266

Allhoff, Louis

31217

California

1943/03/03  1943/03/09

074

13 / 266 / / / 1SW – Sacred Heart – MKR & MNT – Cem #4

13

266

Allhoff, Mary L.

29305

California

1938/11/25  1938/11/28

082

13 / 22 / / / 2NW – Emmanuel – MKR & MNT – FunHm Walter – Concr Slab

13

266

Allhoff, Sarah Elizabeth

18558

 

1914/12/13  12/16/1914

036

13 / 266 / / / 3SE – MKR & MNT

13

266

Egetter, Charles W.

08676

Dayton, OH

1901/01/03  1901/01/05

007

10 / 30 / 6 / B /

10

030

Egetter, Elizabeth

01250

France

1882/01/01  1882/02/02

078

10 / 1 / 5 / A /

10

001

Egetter, Gertrude

08992

Dayton, OH

1901/11/11  1901/11/12

 

10 / 30 / 6 / B /

10

030

Egetter, John

04187

Alsace

1855?  [see Inter #4180]

 

1 / 357 / / / /  Rem. fr St Henry Hilit Note Y

01

357

Egetter, John  (infant of)

07676

Dayton, OH

1898/03/04  1898/03/05

 

1 / 357 / / / 3SW

01

357

Schindler, Bernard

16592

 

1910/10/16  1910/10/19

068

15 / 76 / / / 3NW MKR

15

076

Schindler, Isabel

16146

Preble Co., OH

1909/10/26  1909/10/29

062

15 / 76 / / / 2NW MKR

15

076

Schindler, Sarah J.

05278

Dayton, OH

1891/11/10  1891/11/12

025

15 / 76 / / / 1NW MKR

15

076

Weaver, Agnes

 

 

1964/08/04  1964/08/06

088

03 / 192 / / / 2NE

03

192

Weaver, Albert

 

 

1912/07/04  1912/07/06

054

01 / N165 / / / 3SW

01

165N

Weaver, Albert

 

 

 

001

7 mo 13 / 86 / / / 2 NE

13

086

Weaver, Albertina

 

 

1924/01/16  1924/01/19

082

27 / 9 / / / 2SW

27

009

Weaver, Alice B

 

 

1944/01/02  1944/01/05

085

13 / 86 / / / 3SW

13

086

Weaver, Alice G

 

 

1956/05/29  1956/06/01

075

17 / 9 / / / 1SE

17

009

Weaver, Andrew C

 

 

1955/08/14  1955/08/17

083

06 / 16 / 6 / F /

06

016

Weaver, Ann (infant)

 

 

1952/08/00  1952/08/06

 

10 / 49 / 18 / K Dau of Robert & Lenora)

10

049

Weaver, Anna Mary

 

 

1893/10/02  1893/10/03

001

5 mo  1 / N165 / / / 1NE

01

165N

Weaver, Annie

 

 

1876/05/14  1876/05/16

024

1 / N165 / / / 2NE

01

165N

Weaver, Anthony G.

 

 

1957/06/16  1957/06/19

075

1 / 25 / / / 2NE

01

025

Weaver, Carl

 

 

 

001

4 mo 13 / 86 / / / 1NE

13

086

Weaver, Carl W

 

1889/12/10

1966/06/26  1966/06/29

076

3 / 134 / / / 3NW

03

134

Weaver, Caroline

 

 

1925/08/29  1925/09/01

061

3 / 134 / / / 2NE

03

134

Weaver, Caroline

 

1898/06/10

1991/01/13  1991/01/16

092

36 / 33 / / / 3NW

36

033

Weaver, Catharine

 

 

 

002

13 / 86 / / /  1NE

13

086

Weaver, Champ A

 

 

1957/03/27  1957/03/30

045

16 / 120 / / / 1NW

16

120

Weaver, Charles

 

1883/12/18

1892/02/01  1892/02/02

008

1 / 25 / / / 2SW

01

025

Weaver, Charles

 

 

1881/11/05  1881/11/08

054

1 / N165 / / / 3NW

01

165N

Weaver, Charles A

 

 

1891/12/30  1902/01/02

023

14 / 234 / / / 3SW

14

234

Weaver, Charles E

 

1917/09/02

1986/07/23  1986/07/26

068

38 / 33 / / / / 3NW

38

033

Weaver, Charles W

 

1875

1951/11/07  1951/11/10

076

8 / 145 / / / 1SW

08

145

Weaver, Charlotte

 

 

1906/07/04  1906/07/07

034

27 / 20 / / / 1NE

27

020

Weaver, Clara A

 

 

1961/10/13  1961/10/17

080

17 / 130 / / / 3NW

17

130

Weaver, Daniel

 

 

1914/08/25  1914/06/27

075

27 / 9 / / / 1SW

27

009

Weaver, Edward A

 

 

1950/03/26  1950/03/30

087

3 / 134 / / / 1NE

03

134

Weaver, Edward A

 

 

1963/03/05  1963/03/08

050

31 / 37 / / / 1SE

31

037

Weaver, Edward J

 

1878

1918/10/27  1918/10/31

040

10 / 14 / 1 / J / 

10

014

Weaver, Edward J

 

 

1966/12/22  1966/12/24

084

17 / 130 / / / 4NW

17

130

Weaver, Edward P

 

1913/10/17

1995/03/26  1995/03/29

081

36 / 83 / / / 3NE

36

083

Weaver, Edward S

 

 

1890/01/04  1890/01/06

005

13 / 86 / / / 34NE

13

086

Weaver, Elizabeth J

 

 

1904/06/20  1904/06/22

002

1 / N165 / / / 1NW

01

165N

Weaver, Ella

 

 

1923/11/27  1923/11/29

061

10 / 2 / 4 / J /

10

002

Weaver, Ella Agnes

 

1860

1929/04/15  1929/04/18

089

1 / N165 / / / 2SW

01

165N

Weaver, Elmer Edward

 

 

1949/12/04  1949/12/07

049

16 / 38 / / / 1SE

16

038

Weaver, Elsie

 

 

1960/12/23  1960/12/27

075

1 / 369 / / / 3SE

01

369

Weaver, Elsie A

 

1886/08/23

1978/01/21  1978/01/25

092

27 / 9 / / / 2SE

27

009

Weaver, Emma

 

1887/07/13

1971/07/25  1971/07/28

084

1 / 25 / / / 3NE

01

025

Weaver, Emma F

 

1883/02/02

1973/11/25  1973/11/28

090

17 / 113 / 2SW

17

113

Weaver, Estella

 

 

1965/04/05  1965/04/08

079

4 / 48 / / / 2SE

04

048

Weaver, Etoile G

 

1900/03/21

1992/04/30  1992/05/05

092

4 / 46 / / / 23NW

04

046

Weaver, Florence

 

 

1945/03/24  1945/03/28

058

5 / 393 / 3SW

05

393

Weaver, Florence H

 

1911/05/10

1978/06/25  1978/06/28

067

5 / 393 / 3SW

05

393

Weaver, Florence M

 

1912/09/20

1966/09/19  1966/09/22

053

16 / 201 / / / 2NE

16

201

Weaver, Florine S

 

1917/05/26

1989/12/07  1989/12/09

072

37 / 186 / / / 2NW

37

186

Weaver, Floyd W

 

1920/09/15

1990/08/30  1990/09/05

069

37 / 114 / / / 1NW

37

114

Weaver, Frances E

 

1889/06/30

1971/11/20  1971/11/23

082

29 / 148 / / / 12SW

29

148

Weaver, Frances M

 

1894/04/28

1971/05/39  1971/06/03

077

18 / 317 / / / 2NW

18

317

Weaver, Frank C

 

1866/12/18

1965/07/27  1976/07/29

098

1 / S165 / / / 4NE

01

165S

Weaver, Frank C

 

1904/06/12

1997/06/30  1997/07/05

093

8 / 145 / / / 2SE

08

145

Weaver, George A

 

1856

1949/06/28  1949/07/02

093

01/S165 / / / 1NW

01

165S

Weaver, George J

 

 

1961/02/21  1961/02/24

072

04 / 48 / / / 1SE

04

048

Weaver, Harold

 

1895/11/24

1967/04/11  1967/04/14

071

36 / 33 / / / 4NW

36

033

Weaver, Harry A

 

 

1972/04/24  1972/04/27

056

18 / 317 / / / 3NW

18

317

Weaver, Harry E

 

 

1900/09/22  1900/09/25

003

10 / 15 / 2A / E

10

015

Weaver, Harry J

 

 

1962/11/01  1962/11/03

076

5 / 393 / / / 1SW

05

393

Weaver, Harry J

 

 

1928/05/09  1928/05/12

037

14 / 234 / / / 1NE

14

234

Weaver, Harry J

 

1894/11/25

1969/06/06  1969/06/09

074

18 / 317 / / / 1NW

18

317

Weaver, Hazel Kathleen

 

1913/08/29

2000/06/26  2000/06/29

086

5 / 486 / / / 2SW

05

486

Weaver, Howard J

 

1902/08/18

1992/02/15  1992/02/18

089

4 / 46 / / / 12NW

04

046

Weaver, Howard P

 

1895/12/08

1979/12/10  1979/12/14

084

22 / 7 / 4 / B

22

007

Weaver, Ida

 

 

1931/08/22  1931/08/25

046

3 / 134 / / / 3NE

03

134

Weaver, Ida M

 

1879/11/04

1967/04/08  1967/04/11

087

1 / 25 / / / 2NW

01

025

Weaver, Irene L

 

1897/08/03

1980/02/05  1980/02/08

082

1 / 25 / / / 3SE

01

025

Weaver, James Lee

 

1917/11/24

1968/04/27  1968/04/30

050

18 / 61 / / / 2SE

18

061

Weaver, Jimmie (Infant)

 

 

1963/01/26  1963/01/31

001

2mo 10 / 7 / 26 / E /

10

007

Weaver, John

 

1898

1918/10/16  1918/10/19

020

01 / S165 / / / 2NE

01

165S

Weaver, John C

 

1884/01/22

1969/05/05  1969/05/08

085

17 / 113 / / / 1SW

17

113

Weaver, John J

 

1913/10/04

2003/12/30  2004/01/03

090

M1 / 2 / / / D457

1M

002

Weaver, John R

 

1917/06/12

1989/10/26  1969/10/30

072

37 / 186 / / / 3NW

37

186

Weaver, Joseph & Glydas (Infant of)

 

 

1936/10/06  1936/10/07

001

0mo 3 / 134 / / / 2NE

03

134

Weaver, Joseph (Inf)

 

 

1951/06/02  1951/06/04

001

1 / 25 / / / 3NW

01

025

Weaver, Joseph A

 

1888/12/22

1967/02/20  1967/02/23

078

29 / 148 / / /  23SW

29

148

Weaver, Joseph A

 

1916/03/12

1997/02/05  1997/02/08

080

31 / 157 / / / 4NE

31

157

Weaver, Joseph A

 

1919/02/18

1997/03/18  1997/03/22

078

46 / 66 / / / 3NE

46

066

Weaver, Joseph A, II

 

1959/05/05/

2000/07/11  2000/07/14

041

31 / 137 / / / 2NW

31

137

Weaver, Josephine F

 

 

1951/07/31  1951/08/03

078

6 / 16 / 6 / F /

06

016

Weaver, Laura

 

 

1955/09/08  1956/10/30 ?

063

8

08

?

Weaver, Leo J

 

1894/02/02

1979/12/10  1979/12/13

085

8 / 5 / / / MAUS

08

005

Weaver, Leonard

 

 

1894/02/15  1894/02/16

003

1 / S165 / / / 34NW

01

165S

Weaver, Lewis Mich.

 

 

1874/12/29

001

3mo 14 / 234 / / / 3SW

14

234

Weaver, Lillian

 

 

1856/08/06  1956/08/09

075

16 / 38 / / / 2SE

16

038

Weaver, Louis W

 

1891/01/27

1968/11/03  1968/11/06

077

17 / 25 / / / 2NW

17

025

Weaver, Louise A

 

1871

1952/05/07  1952/05/10

081

1 / S165 / / / 3NE

01

165S

Weaver, Lucille E

 

1917/08/14

1994/07/19  1994/07/22

076

8 / 145 / / / 3SW

08

145

Weaver, Lucille M

 

1917/07/28

1974/09/17  1974/09/20

057

36 / 83 / / / 2NE

36

083

Weaver, Lucy E

 

1889/03/05

1972/11/08  1972/11/10

083

17 / 25 / / / 1NW

17

025

Weaver, Maggie

 

 

1884/08/21  1884/08/22

002

1 / S165 / / / 4NW

01

165S

Weaver, Margaret

 

 

1880/04/07  1880/04/09

049

1 / N165 / / / 2NW

01

165N

Weaver, Margaret

 

 

1881/10/23  1881/10/25

 

1 / S165 / / / 1NE

01

165S

Weaver, Margaret

 

 

1941/11/03  1941/11/07

048

27 / 116 / / / 2SW

27

116

Weaver, Margaret

 

1879

1960/12/13  1960/12/16

081

8 / 145 / / / 1SW

08

145

Weaver, Margaret Reichert

 

1926/11/26

1998/03/19  19998/03/24

071

38 / 86 / / / 2SW

38

086

Weaver, Marguerite E

 

1913/01/06

1987/01/29  1987/02/02

074

17 / 223 / / / 1NW

17

223

Weaver, Marie M

 

1908/06/09

1996/01/23  1996/01/26

087

8 / 145 / / / 3SE

08

145

Weaver, Mary

 

 

1882/06/14  1882/06/16

081

10 / 5 / 5 / A

10

005

Weaver, Mary

 

 

1885/06/18  1885/06/21

030

13 / 278 / / / 1SW

13

278

Weaver, Mary

 

 

1893/07/03  1893/07/04

001

2hr 10 / 5 / 10 / E /

10

005

Weaver, Mary

 

 

1901/05/01  1901/05/03

067

13 / 86 / / / 3NW

13

086

Weaver, Mary

 

1854

1938/02/28  1938/03/03

084

1 / N165 / / / 3SE

01

165N

Weaver, Mary A

 

1891/10/27

1976/04/01  1976/04/05

084

19 / 12 / / / 4SE

19

012

Weaver, Mary Ann

 

1922/08/16

1976/07/21  1976/07/24

053

18 / 131 / / / 3NE

18

131

Weaver, Mary Elizabeth (Keith & Lisa)

 

1992/04/30

1992/04/30  1992/05/06

001

0D 42 / 32 / / / 29

42

032

Weaver, Mary Ellen

 

 

1964/04/10  1964/04/13

052

17 / 113 / / / 3SW

17

113

Weaver, Mary F

 

 

1945/02/18  1945/02/22

091

1 / 25 / / / 3NW

01

025

Weaver, Mildred C

 

1921/07/13

1987/11/20  1987/11/24

066

31 / 157 / / / 3NE

31

157

Weaver, Mildred E

 

1907/10/22

2003/01/21  2003/01/24

095

17 / 130 / / / 1NW

17

130

Weaver, Peggy Marie (Inf)

 

 

1956/10/08  1956/10/09

001

1Da  1 / 25 / / / 3SW

01

025

Weaver, Perry Seymore

 

 

1955/03/06  1955/03/09

050

16 / 201 / / / 1NE

16

201

Weaver, Philip

 

 

 

001

7mo  13 / 86 / / / 3NE

13

086

Weaver, Philip Sylvester

 

 

1935/08/13  1935/08/16

084

1 / N165 / / / 3NE

01

165N

Weaver, Phillip

 

 

1903/09/01  1903/09/03

073

13 / 86 / / / 4NW

13

086

Weaver, Phillip

 

1884

1903/03/24  1903/03/27

019

1 / N165 / / / 2SE

01

165N

Weaver, Phillip

 

 

1944/05/25  1948/09/22

033

5 / 486 / / / 1SW

05

486

Weaver, Ralph E

 

1922/11/21

1998/11/09  1998/11/13

075

27 / 231 / / / 2NW

27

231

Weaver, Robert J

 

1923/11/04

1985/06/11  1985/06/14

061

18 / 317 / / / 3SW

18

317

Weaver, Sarah Jeanette

 

1911/10/39

1992/01/11  1992/01/15

080

27 / 231 / / / 1NW

27

231

Weaver, Therese L

 

1947/10/16

1977/10/24  1977/10/27

030

38 / 33 / / / 2NW

38

033

Weaver, Virginia

 

1918/08/08

1997/05/09  1997/05/21

078

31 / 37 / / / 2SE

31

037

Weaver, William

 

1853/12/12

1891/05/20  1891/05/22

037

1 / 25 / / / 4NW

01

025

Weaver, William Edward

 

 

1930/03/08  1930/03/12

072

13 / 86 / / / 4SW

13

086

Weaver, William H

 

1891/08/25

1969/09/02  1969/09/05

078

1 / 25 / / / 2SE

01

025

Zinck, Anna

04186

 

1855? [see Inter #4180]

001

28 / 53 / / / 3SW

28

053

Zinck, Anton

04158

Germany

1889/05/04  1889/05/05

079

10 / 14 / 1 / D /  - MKR

10

014

Zinck, Carl E

44644

1887  Dayton, OH

1965/05/30  1965/05/03

078

1 / 24 / / / 3NW MKR  Style Cem #4 Church: Emmanuel

01

024

Zinck, Caroline

04177

 

1855? [see Inter #4180]

 

1 / 357 / / / 1SE – Rem fr St. Henry / In same grave

01

357

Zinck, Catherine

15839

Dayton, OH

1909/02/22  1909/02/23

001

28 / 45 / / / 3NE – Rem Fr 28/54

28

045

Zinck, Cecelia

35507

06/01/1861  Piqua, OH

1951/03/29 Dayton, OH  1951/04/02

089

1 / 35 / / / 2SW MKR Church: Emmanuel

01

035

Zinck, Christopher

21981

Alsace, France

1922/02/12  1922/02/15

070

6 / 7 / 5 / E - FunHm Walter – wood box

06

007

Zinck, Coelestine

22568

Dayton, OH

1923/07/01  1923/07/03

076

28 / 53 / / / 1SW  MKR Style: Brick Church: Emmanuel  FunHm: Walter

28

053

Zinck, Colestin

07056

Germany

1896/04/24  1896/04/27

075

28 / 53 / / / 3SW Rem fr S1/L334 MKR Hilit Note Y

28

053

Zinck, Donald J

58118

1898/09/10 Dayton, OH

1985/10/24  1985/11/08 St. Paul, MN

087

28 / 45 / / / 2NW – MKR – FunHm Burnsville (Minn) – Inf. 2 Pc.

28

045

Zinck, Edward A.

19710

Dayton, OH

1917/04/29  1917/05/01

001

1 / 35 / / / 1/SE MKR: Dt of birth 1915

01

035

Zinck, Elizabeth

16705

Germany

1911/01/01  1911/01/03

 

6 / 7 / 5 / E Rem Fr. 10/15/11/H

06

007

Zinck, George M

02731

Dayton, OH

1886/03/23  1886/03/25

004

10 / 32 / 3 / B

10

032

Zinck, Grace E

67860

Dayton, OH 09/12/1914

2000/05/22  2000/05/16

085

31 / 108 / / / / 2SW  died @ Kettering, OH – Holy Angles – MKR – FunHom Westbrock – Style Bell Box

31

108

Zinck, Henry

07368

1860  Dayton, OH

1897/03/05  1897/03/08

037

1 / 35 / / / 1SW MKR

01

035

Zinck, Henry

07368

Dayton, OH 1860

1897/03/05  1897/03/08

037

1 / 35 / / / 1SW – MKR

01

035

Zinck, Henry

04184

 

1855? [see Inter #4180]

020

28 / 53 / / / 3SW – Rem Fr St. Henry 1/334 MKR

28

053

Zinck, Joseph

04180

1820

1855

040

1 / 357 / / / 1SE Rem fr St Henry/MKR Hilit Note Y

01

357

Zinck, Joseph

04185

 

1855? [see Inter #4180]

001

28 / 53 / / / 3SW – Rem Fr St. Henry 1/334 MKR

28

053

Zinck, Joseph M

27868

Dayton, OH

1935/08/30  1935/09/02

067

28 / 45 / / / 2NE – Emmanuel – MKR – Concr Slab

28

045

Zinck, Julia

33872

Dayton, OH

1956/02/04  1956/02/07

089

28 / 45 / / / / 3NE – St Albert – MKR – FunHm Meyer & Boehmer – Cem #4

28

045

Zinck, Mary Cecelia

24083

 

1927/01/23  1927/01/24

001

1 / 35 / / / 3SE MKR Funeral Home: Walter

01

035

Zinck, Mary Cecelia

24083

 

1927/01/23  1927/01/24

001

1 / 35 / / / 3SE –MKR– FunHm Walter

01

035

Zinck, Myrtle

37979

Dayton, OH 1887

1955/06/09  1955/06/13

067

1 / 24 / / / 2NW – MKR Dt/birth 1887 – Emmanuel – Cem #4

01

024

Zinck, Odelia

04183

 

1855? [see Inter #4180]

010

28 / 53 / / / 3SW – Rem fr St Henry 1/334 MKR

28

053

Zinck, Ollie (infant of)

21642

Dayton, OH

1921/04/02  1921/04/02

001

21 / 123 / 4 / A

21

123

Zinck, Regina

05091

Germany

1891/05/23  1891/05/25

066

28 / 53 / / / 2SW – Rem fr 1/334 MKR

28

053

Zinck, Robert C

52297

Dayton, OH 1912/03/10

1976/03/13  1976/08/17

064

31 / 108 / / / 1SW – Pl/death Dayton, OH – Holy Angels – MKR – FunHm Westbrock - Cem #4

31

108

Zinck, Theresia

04181

 

1855? [see Inter #4180]

070

1 / 357 / / / 2SE Rem. fr St Henry Hilit Note Y

01

357

Zinck, Theresia

01923

 

1884/03/26  1884/03/30

068

1 / 357 / / / 1SE Mkr says 1815-1883

01

357

 

 




OTHER RESOURCES:

Cincinnati Archdiocese
Historical Archives of the Chancery
212 E. 8th Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202
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Monday through Wednesday
Research: $25.00 per hour
Genealogical Researcher: Rosario Villa





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