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Fred Eggers is the author of today’s blog post. He really did me a big favor by writing this post. I was not going to have much time to write a story of my own. Fred always does such a great job researching for his stories, and this one is an example of that. Thanks, Fred.
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If you research the name Versemann (o...
Once again, I will not find time to write a new blog post today, so I am sharing an old one. This post about a woman was first published on today’s date back in 2017. Unlike most of the posts I write, it was not about a birthday girl or boy or about a couple celebrating a wedding anniversary. It was inspired at that time by the fact that Altheda Schmelig had died at the age o...
It is going to be a real challenge this coming week for me to publish posts on this blog. My wife and I will have the privilege of taking on the roles of grandparents, but we have to travel to Minnesota to make that happen. Today is a travel day, so I wrote this short description for an old post that I am sharing last night, and I put it on a timer that had it published while...
Today’s bride and groom were both born and raised near Perry County, but after they were married, they spent the rest of their lives in Cleveland, Ohio. The groom is today’s birthday boy.
Theodore Frederick Hoerr was born on April 22, 1856, so today would be his 170th birthday. Fred was the son of Jacob and Katharina (Nischwitz) Hoerr. He was baptized at the fairly ...
The birthday girl for today’s post is Mary Ann Hahs, who was born on April 21, 1876. That means today would be her special 150th birthday. Mary was the daughter of Christopher and Elizabeth (Probst) Hahs. I was not able to determine where Mary was baptized. In the 1880 census, Mary was 3 years old. Her father was a farmer in the Apple Creek Township. She is called Anna in thi...