Schlenker, John (b. ABT 1869, d. 22 SEP 1901)

Source: (Name)
Title: Census, 1880
Media: Census

Source: (Name)
Title: Hamilton County, Ohio 1791 -1901; Wills Filed in Probate Court
Author: Lois E. Hughes
Media: Book

Note: Vol. 2 (L-Z), pg. 469.

Page: Vol. 2 (L-Z), pg. 469.

Source: (Birth)
Title: Walnut Hill Cemetery Data Base
Author: 3117 Victory Pkwy, Cincinnati OH 45206; (513) 961-1424
Publication: Section 16, Lot W
Media: Electronic

Note: Phone call 9 Jun 2000, Paper copy of records requested.

Death: 22 SEP 1901 Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio

Burial: 24 SEP 1901 Walnut Hills Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio

Cause: Phth. Pulmonalis

Note: [JohannSchlenkerDescendants.FTW]

Obituary from the Cincinnati Post of 2 January 1942, pg. 22, col. 4:
Spohrle--Louise (nee Schlenker), widow of Jacob F. Spohrle, and beloved mother of Irma and Elmer Spohrle, Thursday, January 1, 1942. Funeral from the Busse & Borgmann Co. Parkway Funeral Home, Central Parkway and Clifton Hills-lane, Saturday, Janurary 3, at 10:30 a.m.

Source: (Name)
Title: Census, 1880
Media: Census

Source: (Name)
Title: Walnut Hill Cemetery Data Base
Author: 3117 Victory Pkwy, Cincinnati OH 45206; (513) 961-1424
Publication: Section 16, Lot W
Media: Electronic

Note: Phone call 9 Jun 2000, Paper copy of records requested.

Source: (Death)
Title: Spohrle, Louise Schlenker Obituary
Author: Cincinnati Post
Publication: 2 Jan 1942
Media: Newspaper

Death: 1 JAN 1942 Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio

Burial: 3 JAN 1942 Walnut Hills Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio

Note: [JohannSchlenkerDescendants.FTW]

Matilda is not listed as a beneficiary in her father, John Schlenker's, will. He died in 1898, so it is possible that she died before him. (Wills Filed in Probate Court, Hamilton County, Ohio1791-1901, Vol. 2 (L-Z), compiled by Lois E. Hughes, page 469)
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Source: (Name)
Title: Census, 1880
Media: Census

Note: [JohannSchlenkerDescendants.FTW]

Buried at Walnut Hill Cemetery, Section 16, Lot W, Grave D.

Source: (Name)
Title: Hamilton County, Ohio 1791 -1901; Wills Filed in Probate Court
Author: Lois E. Hughes
Media: Book

Note: Vol. 2 (L-Z), pg. 469.

Page: Vol. 2 (L-Z), pg. 469.

Source: (Name)
Title: Schlenker, Mina Gluckler Obituary
Author: Cincinnati Frei Presse
Publication: 10 Nov 1894
Media: Newspaper

Source: (Name)
Title: Spohrle, Louise Schlenker Obituary
Author: Cincinnati Post
Publication: 2 Jan 1942
Media: Newspaper

Source: (Birth)
Title: Walnut Hill Cemetery Data Base
Author: 3117 Victory Pkwy, Cincinnati OH 45206; (513) 961-1424
Publication: Section 16, Lot W
Media: Electronic

Note: Phone call 9 Jun 2000, Paper copy of records requested.

Death: 4 JAN 1901 Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio

Burial: 6 JAN 1901 Walnut Hills Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio

Cause: Injuries

Note: [JohannSchlenkerDescendants.FTW]

Lived at 3544 Hudson, Cincinnati, Ohio at the time of his mother's death based on her burial records at Walnut Hill Cemetery, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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SPOHRLE, ELMER J
Paper Date Page Title SUbject search.
ENQ 2/03/1972 15:1 OBITUARIES

PTS 2/02/1972 39:7 OBITUARIES

PTS 2/01/1972 13:2 OBITUARIES
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SPOHRLE, ERMAPORATION
Paper Date Page Title SUbject search.
ENQ 5/31/1999 B8:7 DEATH NOTICE

POST 5/31/1999 13A:6 DEATH NOTICE

ENQ 3/18/1997 B3:1 EHOME 102-YEAR-OLD NOT SLOWING DOWN

Source: (Name)
Title: Walnut Hill Cemetery Data Base
Author: 3117 Victory Pkwy, Cincinnati OH 45206; (513) 961-1424
Publication: Section 16, Lot W
Media: Electronic

Note: Phone call 9 Jun 2000, Paper copy of records requested.

Source: (Birth)
Title: Social Securty Death Index
Media: Electronic

Death: JAN 1972 Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio

Source: (Name)
Title: Spohrle, Louise Schlenker Obituary
Author: Cincinnati Post
Publication: 2 Jan 1942
Media: Newspaper

Source: (Birth)
Title: Social Securty Death Index
Media: Electronic

Death: 28 MAY 1999 Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio

Source: (Name)
Title: Census, 1850
Media: Census

Page: p. 144.

Note: [LymanBrownSrDescendants.FTW]

Burial: Franklin Cemetery, Rt. 417, 203 Rocky Grove Ave, Franklin, PA 16323, Phone: 814-432-4118.
Hiram Brown 1842-1933, Co. C, 10th Reg PA vol., GAR Marker, Section G
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Obituary: Unknown Paper, 23 January 1933:
Hiram Brown, 90, Well-known Civil War Veteran, Dies

Death Removes One of Franklin's Outstanding Figures--Had Part in Many War Battles

Active in Church, G.A.R.
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Hiram Brown, aged 90, one of the oldest and best known residents of Franklin, prominent in Grand Army circles and in the activities of the First Evangelical church, died at 7 o'clock Monday morning at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Osborne, 217 8th Street, where he had lived since the death of his wife last February.
Mr. Brown was born on July 3, 1842, in Bennington, Genesee county, N.Y. He came to Franklin at the age of six years and from that time was continuously a resident of this city except for the three years he was absent as a member of Company C, Tenth Regiment, Pennsylvania Relief Volunteer Corps.
He enlisted in the Union Army in April 1861, and was in 18 battles, including some of the largest and most severe ones. He was stationed on Little Round Top in the battle of Gettysburg, which incidentally had its climax on his birthday aniversary, and had a good view of Pickett's unsuccessful charge against Cemetery ridge. Mr. Brown last summer was taken by relatives on a trip to the battle ground.
His last battle was at Spottsylvania, Virginia, May 8-12, 1864, and his term of enlistment closed soon afterwards. He was in the battle of the Wilderness, which just preceded Spottsylvania. He retained his interest in his soldier affiliations on his return to civilian life, and was always a member of Mays Post 220, Grand Army of the Republic, and held a number of its offices. At the time of his death he was Officer of the Day.
Policeman and Detective.
Mr. Brown was a member of the Franklin police force for seven years and was constable for more than 20 years. He was the county detective of Venango county for 10 years or more and humane agent for a period extending beyond 12 years. In these various capacities he was one of the most familiar figures in Franklin, and known to nearly everybody. No one was held in higher esteem because of his genial qualities and his high standards of citizenship and attitude on public questions.
Mr. Brown was for many years affiliated as a member of the Evangelical church, now the Frist Evangelical church. He worshipped in three different church edifices on the site of the present one. During his membership there of 46 years and his service as a trustee for 33 years, he helped to build two of these edifices. He was a Sunday school teacher for many years, and was distinguished for regularity in church attendance.
Mr. Brown was first married to Hattie Smith, daughter of Captain John Smith, on May 11, 1865. To them were born the following children: Effie Brown Smith, Pattie Brown Keely, Charles Brown, now deceased, and Maud Brown Osborne. Mr. Brown's second marriage was to Mary Hugus in 1886. She preceded him in death February 25, 1932.
The funeral services are to be held at the First Evangelical church at 2:30 o'clock, Wednesday afternoon. The body will be taken to the church at 1 o'clock and lie in state from that hour until the funeral. Interment will be in the Franklin cemetery.
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Obituary: Unknown newspaper, 23 January 1932:
Hiram Brown, Veteran
The death of Hiram Brown, at the age of 90, came as a sad shock to the many friends in Franklin and vicinity, who throughout the years knew him as a sturdy and upright citizen, an interested church member and a veteran of the Civil War.
His passing brings poignantly to the fore the sad fact that months are clipping short the lives of those who served in the Civil War, whose memories now in their declining years are rich in detail of that conflict. Their stories, for the most part, are told to a generation which has almost forgotten there was a Spanish-American War, and to those who have little idea of the World War except what they read in text-books. Time passes, and with it the scenes of battle. The anecdotes only of a pleasurable or humorous nature remain--and well it is.
Mr. Brown served this district in the capacity of county detective for some years, then as humane officer. The death of his wife about a year ago came as a sad shock to him, for they had been a devoted couple.
Hiram Brown and his interest in the G.A.R. brought prestige and honor to that organization; aided in keeping on high level the traditions of the service, and the memories and incidents of that conflict. All honor to him, and to those faithful members, few of whom now survive, but to whom every homage and every consideration most certainly is due.
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The News-Herald, Franklin PA Clipping, Unknown Date:
Hiram Brown Tells of Capture of Corn in Civil War Battle
Hiram Brown was at The News-Herald office today and recalled the battle of Dranesville, VA., in the early part of 1861, his first battle.
Three Pennsylvania Regiments, a squadron of cavalry and a battery of artillery were sent out after a thousand bushels of corn known to be at a certain place, and on the way they fell in with an equal force of three Regiments and a squadron of cavalry and a battery of artillery. A lively fight ensued, ending in the retreat of the Confederates and the capture of the corn by the Federals.
This was one of the few Federal victories of that period in Virginia and attracted wide attraction. General Winfield B. Scott, General George B. McClellan and President Abraham Lincoln visited camp to congratulate the victors. General E. O. C. Ord, their commander rose steadily in rank throughout the war and was one of General Grant's immediate subordinates at the surrender of Lee.
Mr. Brown saw other battles beyond all comparison, greater than Dranesville, including Gettysburg, the Wilderness and Spottsylvania.

Source: (Name)
Title: Census, 1850
Media: Census

Page: p. 144.

Death: 23 JAN 1933 Franklin, Venango Co., Pennsylvania

Burial: 25 JAN 1933 Franklin Cemetery, Venango Co., Pennsylvania

Note: [LymanBrownSrDescendants.FTW]

Obituary, VCP (Venango County Press?) 28Feb1912
BROWN, Nathan Sr., resident of the First Ward, died Saturday at his home. The deceased was the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Brown, deceased, and was born in Franklin 67 years ago. Practically all his life was spent in this city, A wife, who was Mattie Morrison, of Warren county, survives, together with the following children: Avery, Hiram H. , Perry T., and Nathan, Jr.; Mrs. Lewis Rough, Mrs. E. N. Griffin and Pauline Brown, all of Franklin. Four brothers and one sister also survive; Lyman, Sandy Creek; Hiram, Franklin; Myron and Bertly, Rocky Grove, and Mrs. W. T. Shorts, Franklin. The deceased was a member of the "Lamberton Guards" and later a member of Joel Rigeway's famous martial band.
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Burial: Franklin Cemetery, Rt. 417, 203 Rocky Grove Ave, Franklin, PA 16323, Phone: 814-432-4118.
Nathan Brown, 1846-1912, lot 47, S1/2.

Source: (Name)
Title: Census, 1850
Media: Census

Page: p. 144.

Source: (Death)
Title: Brown, Nathan Sr. Obituary
Author: Venango Citizens Press, Franklin, PA
Publication: 28 Feb 1912
Media: Newspaper

Note: Franklin Public Library, Franklin, PA

Death: 24 FEB 1912 Franklin, Venango Co., Pennsylvania

Note: [LymanBrownSrDescendants.FTW]

Reportedly lived in New Jersey based on a letter to Leota Elue Brown Kindel from Georgia written Dec 12, 1964 from Franklin, PA.
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Obituary, VDH (Venago Daily H?) 22Jul1908, page 7, column 3
BROWN, David P., 62, died at home in Bayonne, NJ. Leaves wife and three children. Brother Hiram Brown, county detective.
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Burial: Franklin Cemetery, Rt. 417, 203 Rocky Grove Ave, Franklin, PA 16323, Phone: 814-432-4118.
David P. Brown, Pvt. Co. C. 16th, PAC, died 1909, GAR marker Sec. J.

Source: (Name)
Title: Census, 1850
Media: Census

Page: p. 144.

Source: (Death)
Title: Brown, David P. Obituary
Author: Venango Daily Herald, Franklin, PA
Publication: Wednesday, 22 Ju1 908
Media: Newspaper

Note: Franklin Public Library, Franklin, PA

Source: (Individual)
Title: Census, 1870
Media: Census

Note: Canal Twp., Venango Co.

Occupation: Date: 1870
Place: Oil Refiner

Death: 21 JUL 1908 Bayonne, New Jersey

Note: [LymanBrownSrDescendants.FTW]

Obituary: VCP (Venago County Press?), 17Sep1924, page 5, column 4:
BROWN, Myron, early Rocky Grove settler died at home on Maple Street Friday. Born in Franklin 5 October 1849, son of Mr and Mrs. Lyman A. Brown. Eight children, two now survive -- Mrs. Martha Shorts, Ashland, Ohio & Hiram, Franklin. First wive, Emma Weaver died 20 years ago. Children surviving are Mrs. J. A. Mawhinney, Franklin; Albert H, Oil City; Mrs. Mary E. Moore, San Diego, CA. Married 2nd November 1918 Miss Estella Burke who survives with daughter, Ruth Brown.

Source: (Name)
Title: Census, 1850
Media: Census

Page: p. 144.

Source: (Death)
Title: Brown, Myron Obituary
Author: Venango Citizens Press, Franklin, PA
Publication: 17Sep1924, page 5, column 4
Media: Newspaper

Note: Franklin Public Library, Franklin, PA

Source: (Individual)
Title: Census, 1870
Media: Census

Note: Canal Twp., Venango Co.

Occupation: Date: 1870
Place: Laborer

Death: 12 SEP 1924 Rock Grove, Venango Co., Pennsylvania

Burial: Franklin Cemetery, Venango Co., Pennsylvania

Note: [LymanBrownSrDescendants.FTW]

There is conflicting information on Charles Brown's date of birth. His father's (Lyman Avery Brown, Jr.) Civil War Veteran's records list his birthdate as February 13, 1870 and his sister Blanche's as June 20, 1871. These dates are inconsistent with their mother's date of birth (Abt. 1860) and her date of marriage (April 12, 1879). Both his death certificate and his social security application list his birthdate as February 13, 1880. I believe the 1880 date is correct. I believe that Blanche was also born ten years later in 1881.

Source: (Name)
Title: Brown, Lyman Jr's Veteran's Records
Media: Official Document

Note: U.S. National Archives, Washington, D.C.

Source: (Name)
Title: Brown, Lyman Jr's Veteran's Records
Media: Official Document

Note: U.S. National Archives, Washington, D.C.

Note: [LymanBrownSrDescendants.FTW]

Obituary: VCP, 8Jun1932, page 5, column 4:
SHULL, Eva Mrs. 47 died Saturday at the city hospital in Okmulgee, OK. Husband, Luther, survives and one daughter, Leota. Siblings Ralph and C. G. Brown of Oklahoma and Mrs. George Shull of Franklin. Services were held in the Free Methodist Church of Okmulgee.

Source: (Name)
Title: Brown, Lyman Jr's Veteran's Records
Media: Official Document

Note: U.S. National Archives, Washington, D.C.

Source: (Death)
Title: Shull, Eva Mrs. Obituary
Author: Venango Citizens Press, Franklin, PA
Publication: 8 Jun 1932, page 5, column 4
Media: Newspaper

Note: Franklin Public Library, Franklin, PA

Death: 4 JUN 1932 Okmulgee, Oklahoma

Source: (Name)
Title: Osborne, Mary: Information on family of Hirum Brown 1842-1933
Author: Mary Osborne
Publication: e-mail from My yobi@@aol.com
Media: Electronic

Death: 24 MAY 1887

Source: (Name)
Title: Osborne, Mary: Information on family of Hirum Brown 1842-1933
Author: Mary Osborne
Publication: e-mail from My yobi@@aol.com
Media: Electronic

Death: 12 SEP 1954 Campbell, California

Burial: Stockton, California

Source: (Name)
Title: Osborne, Mary: Information on family of Hirum Brown 1842-1933
Author: Mary Osborne
Publication: e-mail from My yobi@@aol.com
Media: Electronic

Death: 12 MAR 1968 Seneca, Pennsylvania

Source: (Name)
Title: Osborne, Mary: Information on family of Hirum Brown 1842-1933
Author: Mary Osborne
Publication: e-mail from My yobi@@aol.com
Media: Electronic

Source: (Name)
Title: Osborne, Mary: Information on family of Hirum Brown 1842-1933
Author: Mary Osborne
Publication: e-mail from My yobi@@aol.com
Media: Electronic

Note: [LymanBrownSrDescendants.FTW]

Obituary: VCP, 29Nov1939, page 2, column 7:
SHULL, Martin Luther, 55, died Wednesday at work on the Hicthcock lease on Victory Hts. Born in Rocky Grove 6 January 1884, son of Alfred Shull and Mrs. Ella Miller Shull. Survived by mother and wife Mary Lilles Shull, siblings Homer, Franklin; James and Emerson, Rocky Grove; John, Rockland; Mrs. David Roche; Bartlesville, OK; Mrs. Roy Umstead, Sugarcreek. Adopted daughter Leora Kouble of Okmulgee; step child: Mrs. Vernon Leggett, Okmulgee; Mrs. LeRoy Fitzsimmons, Phoenix; Jack Quimby, Honolulu; A. J., Bobby Jean and Betty Jo at home.

Source: (Name)
Title: Shull, Eva Mrs. Obituary
Author: Venango Citizens Press, Franklin, PA
Publication: 8 Jun 1932, page 5, column 4
Media: Newspaper

Note: Franklin Public Library, Franklin, PA

Death: 29 NOV 1939