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J. C. Shaner purchased and took possession of the grocery stock of C. F. Laird last Monday, January 9th [No year given.]. The business will be conducted under the management of R. J. Deardorff and E. C. Creager under the firm name of Shaner and Deardorff at the old stand until the next week when the firm will occupy commodious quarters in the recently constructed Sanford and Marshall building. The senior member of the new firm, J. C. Shaner, is one of our most stable and enterprising citizens, while the junior member, R. J. Deardorff, comes to us from Arcanum, with recommendations of honesty and integrity of the highest order. |
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[No date indicated.] Edward C. Creager, 26, grocer, Brookville and Nora Baker, 23, West Alexandria. |
[No date indicated.] Edward Creager, clerk in Wells and Company�s grocery and Miss Nora Baker of West Alexandria were united in marriage by Rev. N. H. Royer, Sunday evening. The happy couple will commence housekeeping in their newly furnished apartment in the Newsock property, Market Street, and have the well wishes of their many friends. The Star joins in extending congratulation. |
[No date indicated.] Edward C. Creager of Brookville and Miss Nora Baker of Dadsville were quietly married Sunday evening at 10 o�clock by a Brookville Minister. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Baker. The groom formerly lived here but is now employed in a Brookville grocery, and is son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Creager. Their many friends extend congratulations. |
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[No date indicated.] John H. Wiles, 79, who died after a siege of pneumonia at the home he has occupied for 20 years, 540 First Street (Dayton) was buried this afternoon at 2, services being held at his late home. |
[No date indicated.] Lived in Dayton scores of years, John H. Wiles, Former Hotel Proprietor at Farmersville is no more. Often said of Him That He Had Not and Enemy in the World. [No date indicated.] John H. Wiles, Well known Resident who Died Tuesday morning at age 78 years. |
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Ephraim Baker was born near Brookville, Ohio, August 6, 1842. He was united in marriage to Susan Hamel September 29, 1864. To this union was borne seven children, four sons and three daughters, three of whom, two sons and one daughter, have preceded him to the Spirit World. He was a loving companion and a kind and indulgent father. He was a member of the German Baptist Church. In his latter he was a great sufferer, having been confined to his chair for more than three years. He bore his suffering with Christian fortitude, without a murmur or complaint. He departed this life May 6, 1905 aged 62 years and 9 months. He leaves to mourn a faithful wife, two sons, two daughters, eleven grandchildren, two brothers and a host of friends. |
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W. H. Creager will sell on the James Cusick farm, just east of Brookville, Thursday, December 22, 1904, 3 head of horses, 1 milk cow will be fresh Jan. 10, 12 75 lb. shoats, lot of farm implements and household goods. Sale will begin at 9 A.M. 14 months credit on sums over $5. J. Whipp, auctioneer, Pyrmont, Ohio. |
[No date indicated.] Mrs. Lydia Creager, 59, was found dead Tuesday morning at her home at Stillwater Junction. The cause of death is not positively known, but a box of morphine tablets was found near, it is presumed that an overdose of the drug may have been the cause. |
[No date indicated.] Mrs. Ephraim Baker died Friday about 11:30 A. M. at the home of her daughter Mrs. Ed Creager, after suffering seven paralytic strokes. She was 79 years 3 months and 7 days of age. Her husband died 18 years ago and two children died in infancy, she is survived by two sons and two daughters Ira Baker and Mrs. Ed Creager of this place and Mrs. Mollie Windle and Frank Baker of Dayton. The funereal was held at the Brethern Church Sunday afternoon. Rev. Petry officiating. Burial was made at Sugar Hill Cemetery. |
William Creager, the son of Mr. & Mrs. Emanuel Creager, was born in Montgomery County, Ohio, March 28, 1844; died in the home of his son Edward Creager near West Alexandria, Ohio, April 2, 1929 aged 82 years 5 days. |
Woman Dies at Her Home Near West Alexandria West Alexandria, Ohio January 23 [No year given.] |
[No date indicated.] Eaton --- Edward Creager, 82, R. R. 1, died Thursday. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Norma Swain and Mrs. Irene Lawson, both of Eaton; Ralph of Dayton, Joe of Brookville, Ray of Eaton, Earl of Franklin and Don of Gainesville, Fla., 28 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services will be at the Barnes Funeral Home at 2 P. M. tomorrow with burial in Sugar Grove Cemetery, New Lexington. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. today. |
Introduction The Creager History and Pages i. to vi. |
Title Page and Pages 1 to 10 |
Pages 10 to 23 |
Pages 24 to 34 |
Pages 35 to 43 |
Pages 44 to 47 |
Pages 48 to 53 |
Pages 54 to 64 |
Pages 65 to 72 |
Pages 73 to 80 |
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Pages 89 to 107 |
All FAMILY LINEAL HISTORIES as given in Irene (Creager) Lawson's Manuscript/Book will not be presented in the online text, but they will be incorporated and accessible within the DESCENDANTS of ERNST KRIEGER...GEDCOM on WorldConnect. An attempt will be made to list those living as "LIVING" without vital information being presented. |