CELESTINE ZINCK and REGINA RACHEL LEHMAN(N) FAMILY
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
by
Audrey (Lehmann-Shields) Hancock
2007-2009-2010-2013
Information and/or Photos
Courtesy of Researchers:
Helen (Steele) Lehman, wife of Joseph Lehman;
Robert Zinck (desc/o Celestine Zinck);
Elinor Kline, wife of Steve Kline (desc/o Celestine Zinck);
Jenny Scarsdale (desc/o Celestine Zinck)
C. J. Egetter (descendant of Joseph Zinck, bro/o Celestine Zinck)
Gay Ellen (Egetter) Hanlon, (sis/o C. J. Egetter) (descendant of Joseph Zinck, bro/o Celestine Zinck)
See: C. J. Egetter's Ancestry.com Public Member Trees: "Key2012h1" at http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/46081044/person/6474209083
See: Audrey (Lehmann-Shields) Hancock's Ancestry.com Public Member Trees: "Hancock-Shields Family Tree" at http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/11777423/person/596487839
Courtesy of: C. J. Egetter as posted on Ancestry.com Public Member Tree
CELESTINE "Celey" ZINCK
CELESTINE (aka Coelestin) "Celey" ZINCK, son of Joseph Zinck, Sr. (1787-1865) and (1) Th�r�se Enderlin (1788-1853), was born 6 April 1821 in Sausheim, Haut-Rhin, Alsace, France.
Celestine Zinck, his parents, and 9 year old Louisa, left the port at Le Harve, France perhaps sometime in November 1844 aboard the ship, "Queen Victoria." They immigrated to the United States arriving 10 December 1844 aboard the "Queen Victoria."
According to the site, America's First Immigration Center (The Battery Conservancy) at http://www.castlegarden.org/ this Zink (sic) family arrived 10 December 1844 with the ship "Queen Victoria" which departed from Le Havre (France):
Joseph ZINK, farmer, 56 years old
Theresa ANDERLIN farmer, 56 years
Celestine ZINK (mentioned as female!), farmer, 24y
Louisa ZINK, 9 years, youngster child
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The family settled in Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio by 1850. His mother died in 1853 probably in Dayton where they resided at the time of the 1850 Census. His father, Joseph Zinck, Sr., is known to have resided by 1855 in Montgomery County, Ohio as he remarried there to (2) Augusta Schoenberger at the Emmanuel Catholic Church in Dayton.
Celestine's brother, Joseph Zinck, Jr. (wife, Th�r�se Graff) and family immigrated in March 1848. Joseph Zinck, Jr. died in Montgomery County, Ohio in 1855. Another brother, Francois Antoine Zinck, was mentioned in the will of Joseph Zinck, Sr., as "Antoinio." Antoine Zinck (1810-1889). Antoine was also an immigrant to the United States and was married at the time of his immigration to Anne Marie Billand.
Celestine married 28 June 1847 at the Emmanuel Catholic Church in Dayton, Ohio to Regina Rachel Lehmann (aka Lehman), dau/o Michel/Michael Lehmann & Marie Madeleine/Magdelena Biam who immigrated from Schirrhein, Alsace, Bas-Rhin, France (Records of Schirrhein, France/Germany). At the time of the 1850 U. S. Federal Census Celestine, Regina, & their daughter, Catherine, resided with his parents.
Courtesy of: C. J. Egetter as posted on Ancestry.com Public Member Tree
REGINA RACHEL (LEHMAN[N]) ZINCK
Celestin ZinckNaturalization Documents
3 September 1848
Montgomery County, Ohio
(Source: 26 July 2013, Courtesy of Jenny Scarsdale-Schroeder, gg-grandaughter of Celestine Zinck & Regina Rachel Lehman[n].)
1850 U. S. Federal Census
Montgomery County, Ohio
Dayton
District 110
8 October 1850
#2543-2559
Joseph Sink (sic-Zinck), 56 (sic), male, shoemaker, Real Estate $1500, b France
Teressa Sink (sic-Zinck), 70 (sic), female, b France
Seley [sic-Celestine] Sink (sic-Zinck), 27, male, b France
Rachina [sic-Regina] Sink (sic-Zinck), 25, female, b France
Catherine Sink (sic-Zinck), 7/12, female, b Ohio
(Ancestry.com: Year: 1850; Census Place: Dayton Ward 4, Montgomery, Ohio; Roll: M432_713; Page: 206B; Image: 418)
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In 1856 Celestine and Rachel operated a grocery store at the corner of Main & Washington Streets in Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio. The family lived above the store.
The family was of the Roman Catholic faith and attended Emmanuel Catholic Church where their children were baptized, confirmed, and married.
(Source: 1983, Eugene Leo LEHMAN (deceased), 5234 Bittersweet Drive, Dayton, OH 45429)
At the time of the 1860 Census the family's surname was found recorded as Zink at Dwelling #2104-2205 with Henry Hochwalt & wife, Mary (nee Lehmann) Hochwalt and family residing at Dwelling #2103-2203. Mary Magdelena, wife of Henry Hochwalt, was sister of Regina Rachel Lehman(n), wife of Celestine Zinck. Regina was born in France, but Mary was born in Plain Township, Stark County, Ohio and was baptized at Historic St. John's Catholic Church in Canton, Stark County, Ohio.
1860 U. S. Federal Census
Montgomery County, Ohio
Dayton
Ward 4
7 July 1860
#2104-2205
Zink (sic), Celestine, 38, male, grocery store, Real Estate $2000, Personal Property $800, b France
Zink (sic), Rachel, 34, female, b France
Zink (sic), Celestine, 13, male, b OH
Zink (sic), Cath, 10, female, b OH
Zink (sic), Clara, 5, female, b OH
Zink (sic), Henry, 4/12, male, b OH
(Ancestry.com: Year: 1860; Census Place: Dayton Ward 4, Montgomery, Ohio; Roll: M653_1015; Page: 144; Image: 295; Family History Library Film: 805015)
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1862
Dayton City Directory
p. 216
Zinck, Celestine, grocer, n. w. c.. Main & Washington
(Ancestry.com. U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989 (Beta) [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011) |
1868
Dayton City Directory
p. 258
Zinck, August, trunk maker, h.c.s. Main b Canal Bridge & Lincoln
Zinck, Celestine, (Anthony Stephans & Co.), h 209 Main
Zinck, Theresa, widow, h182 Jefferson
(Ancestry.com. U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989 (Beta) [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011) |
At the time of the 1870 Census the family's surname was again enumerated erroneously as Zink.
1870 U. S. Federal Census
Montgomery County,Ohio
Dayton
Ward 8
27 June 1870
#414-473
Zink (sic), Celestine, 49, male, white, Wood & Coal Dealer (Retail), Real Estate $5000; Personal Property $200, b France
Zink (sic), Rachel, 44, female, white, Keeping House, b France
Zink (sic), Celestine, 22, male, white, Works in Factory, b OH, Deaf & Dumb
Zink (sic), Cath, 20, female, white, helps mother, b OH
Zink (sic), Clara, 14, female, white, at home, b OH
Zink (sic), Henry, 10, male, white, attending school, b OH
Zink (sic), Matilda (sic), 7, female, white, attending school, b OH
Zink (sic), Joseph, 3, male, white, b OH
(Ancestry.com: Year: 1870; Census Place: Dayton Ward 8, Montgomery, Ohio; Roll: M593_1249; Page: 359B; Image: 604; Family History Library Film: 552748)
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Again, at the time of the 1880 Census the family's surname was spelled as Zink.
1880 U. S. Federal Census
District: 159
Montgomery County, Ohio
Dayton
1 June 1880
#427-20-25
Zink (sic), Celestine, white, male, 58, married, shoe maker, b France, both parents b France
Zink (sic), Regina (aka Rachel), white, female, 54, wife, married, Keeping House, b France, both parents b France
Zink (sic), Celestine A., white, male, 32, son, single, shoe maker, born OH, deaf and dumb, both parents b France
Zink (sic-Clara nee [Zinck] Lingle), Clara, white, female, daughter, 24, daughter, married, at home, born OH, both parents b France [Clara was married to Frank Lingle.]
Zink (sic), Henry, white, male, son, 20, single, clerk at restaurant, born OH, both parents b France
Zink (sic), Joseph M. (sic), white, male, 12, single, at school, born OH, both parents b France
Zink (sic), Malinda (sic--Melania / Melinia "Mellie"), white, female, 8, single, at school, born OH, both parents b France
Lingle, Frank, white, male, 25, son-in-law, married, R.R. conductor, b OH, both parents b OH
Lingle, Carrie Frances, white, female, 3, Granddaughter, single, at home, b OH, both parents b OH
(Ancestry.com: Year: 1870; Census Place: Dayton Ward 8, Montgomery, Ohio; Roll: M593_1249; Page: 359B; Image: 604; Family History Library Film: 552748)
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1880-1881
U.S. City Directories
Dayton, Ohio
Proudfoot and Urquhart's Directory of Dayton and Montgomery County
p. 490
Zinck, Henry J., cigar maker, res nw Corner of Main & Washington [s/o Celestine Zinck & Rachel Regina Lehman(n)]
Zinck, Josephine, domestic, 506 Jefferson [dau/o Joseph & Th�r�se (Graff) Zinck]
Zinck, Louisa, res 516 s Jefferson [dau/o Joseph & Th�r�se (Graff) Zinck]
Zinck, Theresa, wid[ow], res 516 s Jefferson [widow of Joseph Zinck]
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1882-83
U.S. City Directories
Dayton, Ohio
Williams' Dayton City Directory
Zinck, Celestin, boots & shoes, 427 S Main, near Washington, res same [Celestine, hus/o Rachel Regina Lehman(n)]
Zinck, Celestin E., shoe maker, 427 S Main, near Washington [s/o Celestine & Rachel Regina (Lehmann) Zinck]
Zinck, Henry J., clerk, Union Depot Restaurant, res 427 S Main, near Washington [s/o Celestine & Rachel Regina (Lehmann) Zinck]
Zinck, Joseph M., machine hand, res 427 S Main, near Washington [s/o Celestine & Rachel Regina (Lehmann) Zinck]
Zinck, Josephine, res John Nipgen's [dau/o Joseph & Theresa Zinck; sis/o Melania "Nellie" Zinck & Louisa Zinck]
Zinck, Louisa, res Martin Egetter's [Martin Egetter, hus/o Melania "Nellie" Zinck; dau/o Joseph & Theresa Zinck; sis/o Louisa & Josephine]
Zinck, Theresa, widow [of Joseph Zinck], res Martin Egetter's [Mother-in-law of Martin; mother of Louisa, Josephine, and Melania]
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1884-85
U.S. City Directories
Dayton, Ohio
Williams' Dayton City Directory
Zinck, Celestin, boots & shoes, 427 S Main, res same [Celestine, hus/o Rachel Regina Lehman(n)]
Zinck, Celestin A., shoe maker, res 427 S Main [s/o Celestine & Rachel Regina (Lehmann) Zinck]
Zinck, Henry J., Proprietor, Tollgate Saloon; Fine Wine, Cigars, Whiskies, 41 S Jefferson; Residence 427 S Main, nw corner Washington [s/o Celestine & Rachel Regina (Lehmann) Zinck]
Zinck, Joseph M., bar keeper, res 427 S Main [s/o Celestine & Rachel Regina (Lehmann) Zinck]
Zink, Josephine, domestic, junc Main and Warren [perhaps Josephine Zinck, dau/o Joseph & Theresa (--?--) Zinck]
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1889
Dayton, Ohio City Directory
p. 719
Zinck, Celestine, boots & shoes, 11 W. Washington, res. 427 S. Main
Zinck, Celetine, jr., shoe maker, res. 427 S. Main
Zinck, Henry J., Deal in Staple and Fancy Groceries, Provisions, &c.; Oysters and Fruit in Season; Fine Cigars, Tobacco, and Liquors; also, Agent for C. Schwind's Celebrated Export Bottled Beer, n w c Main and Washington
Zinck, Joseph M., barber shop, 427 S. Main, res. same
Zinck, Mellie, res. 427 S. Main
(Ancestry.com. U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989 (Beta) [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011) |
1889-1890
Name: Celestine Zinck
Location 1: 11 W. Washington
Location 2: 427 S. Main
Occupation: boots and shoes
Year: 1889, 1890
City-State: Dayton, Ohio
(Ancestry.com. Dayton, Ohio Directories, 1888-92 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2000.
Original data:
�Dayton City Directory, 1888. Dayton, OH: Williams and Co., 1888.
�Dayton City Directory, 1889-1890. Dayton, OH: Williams and Co., 1890.
�Dayton Directory, 1890-1891. Dayton, OH: Williams and Co., 1891.
�Dayton City Directory, 1891-1892. Dayton, OH: Williams and Co., 1892.
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There is no 1890 U. S. Federal Census. However, between 1880 and 1890 it is assumed that the Zinck children grew to adulthood and that the living family members continued to reside at Dayton.
Regina Rachel (Lehman[n]) Zinck died on 23 May 1891 at Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio. As was the custom of the Roman Catholic Church, a Requiem Mass was probably held for her at Emmanuel Catholic Church in Dayton with her husband, family and friends present. From there her body was taken to Cavalry Cemetery, where a gravestone now marks her eternal rest.
Celestine Zinck survived his wife for about five more years. He died 24 April 1896 in Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio. A Requiem Mass was probably held for him also, and his body was taken to Calvary Cemetery for burial. A gravestone identifies his resting place.
"Celestine and all his brood are located in the 'upscale' front part of the grounds of Calvary Cemetery, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio."
(Source: Internet, 2007, E-mail to ASH: C. J. Egetter)
(See: Find A Grave Memorial # 52407240
Courtesy of: C. J. Egetter
Children of Celestine Zinck & Regina Rachel/Rachael Lehman(n) were:
1. Celestine Zinck, Jr., b 29 March 1848 was deaf and dumb. He was a shoe maker.
Courtesy of: C. J. Egetter
2. Catherine / Katherine "Kate" Theodora Zinck, b 07 November 1849; married George Saettel who drowned in the 1913 flood in Dayton, Ohio. See: Through Flood Through Fire; I Am Positive They Are Dead
Courtesy of: C. J. Egetter
The Piqua Daily Call
Society News
Wednesday, April 11, 1928
Relationships to those mentioned above by ASH: Mrs. Katherine (nee Zinck) Saettel, widow of George Saettel; Clara (nee Saettel) Thoma, dau/o Geo. & Katherine Saettel, married Albin L. Thoma (owners of the Thoma Jewelry Store in Piqua); Martha M. Thoma, Norma M. Thoma, and Clayton Arnold Thoma were children of Albin Thoma & Clara Saettel; Virginia Saettel and Clayton Saettel were ch/o Oliver G. Saettel, Sr. (s/o Geo. & Katherine) who married Lydia Thoma. Mr. & Mrs. F. M. Saettel were Francis "Frank" Marion Saettel, s/o Geo. & Katherine, who married Olive E. Combs; Mellie (nee Zinck) Meyer was widow of Wm. H. Meyer and sister of Katherine (nee Zinck) Saettel; Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Zinck were probably Joseph Martin Zinck (bro/o Katherine & Mellie) and his wife, Julia Marie Smith and their daughter Muriel Zinck. I do not know of a family connection for P. Ravigan & Veronica Ravigan.
3. Catharine Zinck, b 1850
4. Joseph Michael Zinck, b 28 April 1851
5. Henry Joseph Zinck, b 07 July 1853
6. Mary Theresa Zinck, b 03 July 1855
7. Clara Zinck, b 1855 perhaps in Montgomery Co., OH; m Francis "Frank" Lingle (1855-1911); died 1916. They were the parents of Carrie Frances Lingle b 1877; d 1931. Francis, Clara, and Carrie are buried at Calvary Cemetery, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio.
2007, Courtesy of: C. J. Egetter
8. Henry Joseph Zinck, b 01 March 1860, was a dealer in staple and fancy groceries...oysters, fruits in season, and other provisions. He sold fine cigars, tobacco and liquors. He operated a saloon and was an agent for celebrated export bottle beers. (Source: Bob Zinck)
2007, Courtesy of: C. J. Egetter
9. Otilea / Odelia Mary Zinck, b 04 May 1862
10. Joseph Martin Zinck, b 25 June 1866
11. Maria "Mary" Theresa Zinck, b 26 July 1868
12. Melania "Mellie" M. Zinck, b 01 November 1871 married William Meyer.
2009, Courtesy of: Jenny Schroeder
Xenia Daily Gazette
and Torchlight
Xenia, Ohio, Thursday Evening, August 25, 1892
2009, Courtesy of: C. J. Egetter
2009, Courtesy of: C. J. Egetter
The Piqua Daily Call
April 22, 1932
Obituary of Julia Schneider
Julia Schneider appears to have been Julia (nee Larger) Schneider, widow of Joseph Schneider.
Julia (Larger) Schneider died 18 April 1932.
Julia was buried at the Forest Hill Cemetery in Piqua, Miami County, Ohio.
2009, Courtesy of: C. J. Egetter
Names mentioned in this obituary from Dayton, OH: Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Fortner (aka Francis Raymond Fortener, s/o Louis Fortener & Anna Theresia Veronika Schneider) and sons Louis Fortner (aka Louis Fortener), Donald Fortner (aka Donald Fortener), & Harold Fortner (aka Harold Fortener); Mr. & Mrs. Carl Fortner (aka Charles "Carl" Henry Fortener, s/o Louis Fortener & Anna Theresia Veronika Schneider) and daughter Jacqueline Fortener; Mr. & Mrs. Joe Muehler (probably Joseph Mueller); Mr. & Mrs. Albin Muehler (probably Albin Mueller, s/o Philip Jacob Mueller & Veronica Schneider); Mr. & Mrs. Ben Menke (probably Ben Menke who was the 3rd hus/o Mary Margaret Plock, dau/o Casper Joseph Plock & Maria Magdalena Schneider); Mr. & Mrs. John Lehman; Mr. & Mrs. August Meyers (perhaps August Meyer); Mrs. Celia Zinck (probably Cecilia nee Mueller Zinck, widow/o Henry Joseph Zinck, s/o Celestine Zinck & Regina Rachel Lehman[n]); Mr. & Mrs. Fred Mescher; Mr. & Mrs. Hickey; Mr. & Mrs George Rihm; Leolla Mercher; Mrs. Burger; Mrs. Mellie Meyers (Mellie nee Zinck Meyer, dau/o Celestine Zinck & Regina Rachel Lehman[n] and widow of William Meyer); Mrs. Katherine Saettel (Katherine nee Zinck Saettel, dau/o Celestine Zinck & Regina Rachel Lehman[n] and widow of George Saettel); Ollie Muehler (probably Ollie Mueller) & daughter Helen Mueller; Carl Muehler (probably Carl Mueller). Names mentioned in this obituary from other than Dayton, Ohio: Jerome Larger; Mrs. Walter Eagen; and Mr. & Mrs. John Brands.
Most of the folks attending are not known by this researcher (ASH). Julia Ann Lehmann married Nicholas Michael Larger, ancestor of the LARGER family in Ft. Loramie, Shelby Co., OH and some of the LARGERs probably in Dayton, Montgomery Co., OH. [John Lehman is probably a descendant of our Lehman(n) family. However, he is not my gf, John Michael Lehmann, s/o Martin Lehmann, s/o Michel Lehmann Jr. My gf, John Lehmann died in 1927. ASH] There also appears to be a Lehman(n) family connection to the Menke family.
2009, Courtesy of: Jenny Schroeder
2009, Courtesy of: Jenny Schroeder
The LEHMANNs, FRICKs, ZINCKs (Celestine), & LINGLEs are known to have been related by marriage.
The EGETTERs & ZINCKs (Joseph) are known to have been related by marriage.
A close relationship is probable between Celestine Zinck family and Joseph Zinck family with Celestine and Joseph as probable brothers, perhaps cousins.
Cemetery Records, Calvary Cemetery, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio
Section 1, Lot 357, 12 sites
Section 2B, Lot 53, 12 sites
 
LEFT PHOTO: (Source: March 2007, Paper Copy of Record from Joseph Lehman & Helen L. (Steele) Lehman)
RIGHT PHOTO: (Source: Internet, April 2007, Photo from C. J. Egetter)
See also: Egetter-Zinck, etc. Burials in Calvary Cemetery from C. J. Egetter
Section 1, Lot 357, 12 sites
6 sites owned by Fred. [Ferdinand] Frick
Frick, Catharine [Catharine (Lehmann)(aka Lehman) Frick, dau/o Michel Lehmann & Marie Madeleine/Mary Magdelena/Malinda/Helena Biam...ASH]
Frick, Ferdinand [Husband of Catharine Lehman(n)...ASH]
Courtesy of: C. J. Egetter
8 March 2007
Frick, Joseph [s/o Ferdinand Frick & Catharine Lehman(n)...ASH]
Frick, Aloysius [s/o Ferdinand Frick & Catharine Lehman(n)...ASH]
[Note of 8-6-1942: " 'Louise Frick, daughter of Aloysius phoned and said, "Under no circumstances should her father be removed from this lot.' Was writing a letter."]
Yeager, William H. [Assumed to be husband of Theresa Catherine/Amelia Frick...ASH]
Yeager, Theresa Amelia (aka Theresa Catherine) [Theresa Catherine/Amelia Frick, dau/o Ferdinand Frick & Catharine Lehman(n)]
[The record appears to place Theresa's burial between Rollins Eberhardt and her brother, Joseph Frick. ASH]
Eberhardt, Rollins (6 years) [Unknown family connection. ASH]
Courtesy of: C. J. Egetter
8 March 2007
C. J. Egetter indicates, "... all of the Egetter graves are unmarked � not a visible sign anywhere that any Egetter lies therein. So it�s most interesting that there are SIX lots owned by M.A. Egetter!"
6 sites owned by M. A. Egetter
M. A. Egetter appears to have been Marx/Martin Egetter, s/o Jean/John Egetter & wife, Elisabeth.
Martin A. Egetter died in Los Angeles, California.
Martin A. Egetter's wife was Melania Zinck, dau/o Joseph & Thresa. CJE/GEEH/ASH]
2 empty sites or unknown burials
Egetter, Joseph W. [b 13 October 1879; d 15 March 1881...CJE/GEEH] [Joseph William Egetter, s/o Marx/Martin Egetter & Melania Zinck (dau/o Joseph Zinck & Thresa [--?--])...CJE/GEEH]
Egetter, Inf. of John [Believed infant/o John C. Egetter & wife, Melissa Hott. (John C. was s/o Marx/Martin Egetter & Melania Zinck [dau/o Joseph Zinck].) CJE/GEEH
Beachgood, Louisa [Unknown family connection. CJE/GEEH]
Zinck, Theresia (Burial Plot: 2SE) [This Theresia Zinck's connection to Joseph Zinck's family is unknown. She was originally buried at St. Henry's Cemetery, also. Her remains were reinterred at this site (Calvary Cemetery Records: Burial Plot: 2SE)
Zinck, Joseph (Calvary Cemetery Records: Burial Plot: 1SE) , Thresa (Calvary Cemetery Records names her as Theresia and Theresa: Burial Plot: 1SE), & Carolina/Caroline (Calvary Cemetery Records show both given names, Burial Plot: 1SE) **
[Immigrant from France: Joseph Zinck 1820-1855, husband of Thresa (1815-1883/84). Joseph reinterred from St. Henry's Cemetery. Caroline/Carolina Zinck was perhaps an unknown dau/o Joseph & Thresa, who apparently died before her mother, and was reinterred from St. Henry's in the same plot as Joseph. [Perhaps Carolina was Regina (enumerated at age 10y in 1860 Census, but then disappeared from records). CJE/GEEH] [Record indicates that Joseph (1SE), Theresia (2SE), & Carolina (1SE) were reinterred from defunct St. Henry's Cemetery, Dayton, to Calvary Cemetery, Dayton.]
Could this Therese Zink have been Theresia Zinck?
Therese Zink, b about 1793; at age 54 immigrated to America in 1847 arriving at the port in Mississippi.
(Source: Internet, 10 Mar 2007, E-mail to ASH: C. J. Egetter: Passenger and Immigration Lists Index (778.6), 1500s-1900s Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s: Volume 1 was indexed as source number 778.5 in PILI 1996: BRASSEAUX, CARL A. The "Foreign French:" Nineteenth-Century French Immigration into Louisiana, Volume 2: 1840-1848, Lafayette, LA: The Center for Louisiana Studies, University of Southwestern Louisiana, 1992. 363 pages: Therese Zink p. 350)
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[Buried under Joseph & Thresa: **Helena & Michael Lehman (sic)]
[This is Michel/Michael Lehmann & his wife, Marie Madeleine/Mary Magdelena/Malinda/Helena Biam, immigrants from Schirrhein, Alsace, France, whose daughter, Regina Rachel Lehman(n), married Celestine Zinck. Michael & Helena's remains were reinterred from defunct St. Henry's Cemetery, Dayton, to Calvary Cemetery, Dayton, and lie under Zincks who were reinterred. HSL/ASH]
Courtesy of: C. J. Egetter
8 March 2007
Red arrow indicates Ferdinand Frick's gravestone located near Joseph & Thresa Zinck's gravestone.
John Egetter, 55, is also indicated as being buried within the lot, yet he is given no particular plot placement in the Calvary Cemetery record. [This is Jean / John Egetter, immigrant ancestor. His remains were also reinterred from defunct St. Henry's Cemetery, Dayton, to Calvary Cemetery, Dayton in Lot 352 of Section 1. His wife, Elisabeth [--?--] Egetter is buried in Section 10 with no markers anywhere. There are also two infant Egetters in Section 10. CJE/GEEH]
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Section 2B, Lot 53, 12 sites
6 sites owned by Vincent E. McBride
Unknown if there is a family connection.
6 sites owned by Frank M. Lingle
Courtesy of: C. J. Egetter
April 2007
Colestine [aka Celestine] Zinck, Sr., husband of Regina Rachel Lehman(n).
Joseph Zinck, s/o Celestine & Regina, b 28 Apr 1851
Anna Zinck, possibly dau/o Celestine & Regina
Henry Zinck [Henry Joseph Zinck], s/o Celestine & Reginia, b 7 Jul 1853
Odelia Zinck [Odelia Mary Zinck], dau/o Celestine & Regina, b 04 May 1862; d 7 Mar 1872
Regina Zinck [aka Regina Rachel Lehman(n)], wife of Celestine Zinck, dau/o Michel Lehmann & Marie Madeleine Biam, b 27 August 1825 France; d 23 May 1891
Celestine Zinck, Jr., s/o Celestine & Regina, b 29 March 1848; d 1 Jul 1923
Carrie F. Lingle [Carrie Frances Lingle], dau/o Frank M. Lingle & Clara M. Zinck, b 1877; d 1931
Frank M. Lingle, s/o unknown parents; hus/o Clara M. Zinck; b 1855; d 1911
Clara M. Lingle, dau/o Celestine Zinck & Regina Rachel Lehmann; wf/o Frank M. Lingle; b 1855; d 1916
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This newspaper article (below) in 1902 appears to link the Joseph Zinck family to the Celestine Zinck family.
The family connection appears to be along the ZINCK family line with the ALLHOFF family.
Placerville, California
Mountain Democrat
September 27, 1902
Courtesy of: C. J. Egetter
"Mrs. Kate Saettle [sic] and Mrs. Eggetter [sic] and son, of Dayton, Ohio, arrived in Placerville last Saturday evening for a brief visit with M. J. Allhoff. The ladies are cousins of Mr. Allhoff's mother, whom they had just visited at San Jose. The party visited Coloma Sunday as the guests of Mr. Allhoff and on Tuesday left for Sacramento, en route to Ohio."
[Note: Mrs. Kate Saettle was Katherine "Kate" Theodora (Zinck) Saettle, dau/o Celestine Zinck & Regina Rachel Lehmann and wife of George Saettel.
Mrs. Egetter was Melania "Nellie"(Zinck) Egetter, dau/o Joseph Zinck & Theresa (perhaps Bechel) and wife of Marx "Martin" Egetter.
Were the two Zinck ladies cousins between themselves and then with Mrs. Allhoff? If so, what was the three way relationship?
Mrs. Egetter's son was probably s/o Martin Egetter and Melania Zinck in the person of Charles Henry Egetter, gf/o C. J. Egetter, contributor to this biography. Charles would have been 24 years of age at the time, and perhaps Charles was influenced by the visit, for a few years later, Charles moved to California.
Mrs. Allhoff was Louisa (Weaver/Wever) Allhoff-Chalmers-Hardie, and M. J. Allhoff was her son. [Mr. Allhoff�s mother was a colorful character who played a major (and well recorded) role in the aftermath of the gold rush in El Dorado County, and the rise of the vineyard, wine, and hotel business in Coloma and vicinity. CJE]
However, some exact family connections are unknown.
1. Celestine Zinck & Joseph Zinck, Jr. were brothers. Another brother has been identified as Francis Antoine Zinck.
2. How are Allhoffs and said cousins of Mrs. Allhoff related? ASH, CJE]<
3. Joseph Zinck, Jr. and wife, Theresa Graff, are buried at Calvary Cemetery in Dayton, Ohio, but their gravestones are not located in the same section as the Celestine Zinck family. However, "Michael Lehman" (sic) and wife, "Helena Lehman" (sic-Marie/Mary Madeleine/Magdelena (Biam) Lehmann) were reburied from the defunct Henry Cemetery. Their remains lie under Joseph Zinck, Theresa (Graff) Zinck, and their daughter, Carolina Zinck.
4. Also, there is a huge section in the cemetery with many monuments devoted to the Allhoff family who are probably related.
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