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Weber, Josephine (I936)

2752

Charles E. Sheppard, son of the late H.L. Sheppard, was married at Lancastor, O, Wednesday, September 4th. The bride was Miss Hettie Meikie, daughter of the Master Mechanic of the Muskingum Valley railroad. Rev. R.D. Sheppard, brother of the groom, performed the ceremony. The groom is a recent graduate of Adrian College, Mich., and enters the ministry of the Methodist Protestant church under flattering circumstances.

Sheppard, Rev. Charles Edgar (I2290)

2753

Daniel Gallatin & Thomas Montgomery are listed next to each other.

Daniel Gallatin Household:
Males under 5: 1
Males 5-10: 2
Males 20-30: 1
Females under 5: 1
Females 20-30: 1
Females 50-60: 1

Thomas Montgomery Household (right next door to Dan):
Males 30-40: 1
Females 60-70: 1

Gallatin, Daniel (I458)

2754

Montgomery, Thomas (I1098)

2755

David is listed alongside Margaret (Kerr) Montgomery and Adam Kerr.
Adam Kerr:
males 26-44 - 1
females 16-25 - 1

Margaret Montgomery:
males 10-15 - 1
males 16-25 - 2
females under 10 - 3
females 10-15 - 2
females 26-44 - 1

David Montgomery:
males 45 and over - 1

Montgomery, David (I1711)

2756

District: 1, Ward: 29, Precinct: 12
Residence: 4537 Halsted St.
Name: Galligan, W. J.
Nativity: Wisconsin
Term of Residence: Precinct: 4 yrs, County: 4 yrs, State, 4 yrs.
Native?: Yes
Naturalized?: No
Qualified Voter?: Yes
Date of Application to be Registered: Oct 25, 1892.
Voted?: Yes

Galligan, William J. (I164)

2757

Elizabeth is living with the Gradwells and working as a servant.

Ashton, Elizabeth (I418)

2758

Elizabeth lives close to her parents/siblings, who also live on Rabbit Lane.

Ashton, Elizabeth (I418)

2759

Elizabeth works as a live-in servant in the home of James & Alice Gradwell, a farmer of 120 acres.

Ashton, Elizabeth (I418)

2760

GALLATIN, ALBERT W
Rank: Private
Year Enlisted: 1862
Year Discharged: 1865
State: Ohio
County: Wayne
Town: Green
Roll: 72

Gallatin, Albert W. (I431)

2761

GALLATIN, JOHN W
Rank: Private
Year Enlisted: 1864
Year Discharged: 1865
State: Pennsylvania
County: Westmoreland
Town: Mount Pleasant
Roll: 87

Gallatin, John W. (I945)

2762

GALLATIN, THOMAS M
Rank: Private
Year Enlisted: 1864
Year Discharged: 1865
State: Pennsylvania
County: Westmoreland
Town: East Huntingdon
Roll: 8

Gallatin, Thomas M. (I505)

2763

Guess Prohibition hit ol' Frank where he lives...

Garrissere, Frank Albert (I629)

2764

He had his own business.

Wyatt, James S. Sr. (I694)

2765

He lived with his grandparents, James & Lydia Sheppard.

Gallatin, Guy M. (I434)

2766

He lives and works on the farm of E. Hudson.

Newcomer, Benjamin Franklin (I1069)

2767

He started at Fifth and D streets in Marysville.

Weber, Nicholas Joseph Sr. (I469)

2768

He was living and working on the family farm.

Gallatin, Freeman S. (I439)

2769

He was ordained by Archbishop P. W. Riordan.

Weber, Rev. Peter Herman (I483)

2770

He worked on his family's farm (Joseph Walters).

Walter, Abraham S. (I530)

2771

He worked on the family farm.

Gallatin, Abraham (I972)

2772

He worked with his father on the family farm.

Gallatin, Walter Strickler (I947)

2773

He worked with his father on the family farm.

Gallatin, Arthur Orton (I536)

2774

He's taken over the operation of the family farm. He and his family are living with his mother, Jane Gallatin.

Gallatin, Thomas M. (I505)

2775

He's working on the family farm.

Gallatin, C. Vernon (I1110)

2776

History of Carroll and Harrison Counties, Ohio, Volume II. p. 851
SIDNEY SHEPPARD GALLATIN
Though he had to fight life's battles alone from the age of fourteen, Sidney Sheppard Gallatin early took his place as a man among men in Carroll County, where he is known as an upright and industrious character, and his successful operations as a farmer and horticulturist. His valuable farm of 206 acres is in Rose Township, on rural route No. 1 out of Sherrodsville. He was born in East Huntington Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, April 24, 1866, a son of Albert W. and Anne (Sheppard) Gallatin, and is descended from Albert Gallatin, who came from Geneva, Switzerland, was an officer in General Washington's army during the Revolution, and was an engineer by profession. He laid out the City of Geneva, Ohio, and surveyed many extensive tracts of land in northern Ohio. His son, Abraham Alphonse Gallatin, was for many years a Mississippi River pilot. His son, Daniel Gallatin, the next in line of descent, and grandfather of Sidney S. Gallatin, spent his life as a farmer in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, where he died in 1852. His second wife was Jane Montgomery, of Pittsburgh, who became the mother of nine children, including Albert W. Albert W. Gallatin was a soldier in the Civil War, being company clerk of Company B of the One Hundred Forty-second Pennsylvania Infantry, and was with General McClellan's army in the Richmond campaign. After the war he farmed, was also a teacher, and died September 28, 1918. His wife died in May, 1913.

Oldest of a family of five sons and three daughters, Sidney Sheppard Gallatin acquired most of his education in Rose Township of Carroll County. At the age of fourteen, he began to earn his own living, and his subsequent education was paid for out of his own efforts, and he continued to attend school in winter sessions until he was twenty-one. When he was eighteen years of age, he hired out to George Jameson, of Rose Township, as a farm hand at an agreed upon wage of a hundred dollars a year. Two years later he took the hand of his employer's daughter in marriage, Minerva Jameson, and she is a daughter of George and Emma (Williams) Jameson. Mr. and Mrs. Gallatin have four children: Oliver Bowman, born in 1888, married Elna Scarlott, of Rose Township, and their three children are Lester Sheppard, Iva Irene and Pearl. George Albert Gallatin, born in 1890, married Lucy Gilmore, of Atwood Ohio. Charles R. Gallatin, born in 1895, married Mary B. Price, of Canton. The fourth and youngest child is Miss Effie Pearl, still at home with her parents.

Mr. Gallatin's extensive farm of over 200 acres is part of the old Jameson homestead, where members of that family have lived since 1815. Originally the estate comprised 320 acres, and the title to it rests upon a Government deed written on parchment, and now more than a hundred years old. Mr. Gallatin has done general and diversified farming and has also been one of the leading apple growers of the county and still has a large orchard of fine trees. He is independent in politics. At one time he was candidate for country commissioner, and he was elected and served two terms as township treasurer. He is a charter member of the National Grange at Atwood and is a member of the Methodist Church.

Gallatin, Sidney Sheppard (I433)

2777

History of Westmoreland County Volume 3 - Genealogical Memoirs, pgs 394-395
THOMAS M. GALLATIN

Among the representatives of an ancient French family is numbered Thomas M. Gallatin, of East Huntingdon township. The recognized founder of the race was Guillaume Gallatin who, with his wife, Jeannette de Gengins, went from Savoy to Geneva, Switzerland in 1319. The next in line of whom we have any record was Henri Gallatin, who in 1402 married Agnes de Leuthnay, and after whom came the following generations: Jean. Jean (2d), who married Pernette d'Entremants, in 1507. Pierre, who married Jeanne Jordan, in 1539. Marin, who married Elizabeth Mairanneuve Aime, who married Madeline Humbert. Aime (2d), who married Elizabeth Bordier, in 1637. Pierre, who married Jeanne Allion. Jacques, who married Susanna de Chaudens, in 1705. Abraham, who married Anne Pictet and Gaspard.

Abraham Gallatin, son of Gaspard Gallatin, was a resident of Fayette county, Pennsylvania, and was the first member of the family known to have lived in this country. The date of the immigration has not been preserved. Abraham Gallatin served in the war of 1812, and married Christina Snyder, by whom he was the father of a son Daniel, mentioned hereafter. Mr. Gallatin was a man of a roving disposition and traveled much. When last heard of he was in South America, where he is supposed to have died.

Daniel Gallatin, son of Abraham and Christina (Snyder) Gallatin, was born in 1794, in Fayette county, and in 1846 moved to Westmoreland county, settling in East Huntingdon township, where he passed the remainder of his life. He was a member of the Disciple church. Mr. Gallatin married a Miss Wade, who bore him a daughter and two sons: Mary, deceased, Abraham, who in early life was engaged in boating; later he went to California where for eighteen years he was a gold-miner, becoming the owner of an extensive ranch, and where he died. John, who was a farmer and mechanic, and died in Westmoreland county. After the death of his wife Mr. Gallatin married Jane, daughter of Oliver and Margaret (Kerr) Montgomery, and the following children were born to them: Samuel, deceased. Adam, deceased. Caroline, deceased. Sophia, widow of Ira Hutchinson, of this county. Jane, who became the wife of Dr. Nathan Barnett, and is now deceased. Albert, who served three years in the army during the civil war as a member of Company B, One Hundred and Forty-second Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. At the battle of Fredericksburg, he received a wound in the foot which resulted in tetanus, or lockjaw, from which he recovered, this being the first cure of that disease on record on the army that recovered. He is now a farmer in Carroll county, Ohio. Thomas M., mentioned hereafter. Mr. Gallatin, the father, died in 1857.

Thomas M. Gallatin, son of Daniel and Jane (Montgomery) Gallatin, was born May 24, 1842, in Caledonia, Putnam county, Illinois, and was educated in the common schools of Westmoreland county. He adopted as his own the calling of a farmer, which he has followed very successfully. About 1870 he purchased the old homestead of sixty acres and there made his home until 1889, when he bought the farm which he now occupies. This estate consists of eighty-three and one-half acres and on it he has made many valuable improvements, erecting most of the buildings. Politically he is a Democrat, and in religious belief a Presbyterian, being a member and trustee of the church which he attends. Mr. Gallatin is one of those who responded to the call for defenders of the Union. In August, 1864, he enlisted in Company K, Two Hundred and Eleventh Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and on November 17, 1864, was taken prisoner near Bermuda Hundred and consigned to Libby prison where he remained three weeks. He was then removed to Salisbury, North Carolina, where he was held until February 22, 1865, when he was paroled. On June 20, 1865, he was mustered out of service.

Mr. Gallatin married, January 17, 1867, in Jackson county, Missouri, Sarah, daughter of Frank A. and Susan (Bayliss) Yocum, and they were the parents of the following children: Pearl, wife of A. S. Walter, of this county, and have one child, William E. Walter. Arthur S., a farmer of Trumbull county, Ohio, married Ella Lowe, and has one child, Russell O. Gallatin. Quinn, a farmer on the homestead, married Sarah M. Smith, and has two children: Clarence V. and Arthur O. Gallatin. Gail, wife of R. L. Robb, a farmer of Trumbull county, Ohio and has two children: Arthur Lee and Robert Robb. Mrs. Gallatin, the mother of the family, died September 28, 1897, at the age of fifty-seven.

Gallatin, Thomas M. (I505)

2778

History of Westmoreland County Volume 3 - Genealogical Memoirs, pgs 395-396
ABRAHAM S. WALTER

The grandfather of Abraham S. Walter, of East Huntingdon township, was Peter Walter, who came from Lebanon county, Pennsylvania, to Westmoreland county and settled near Latrobe, where he passed the remainder of his life. He was a farmer, and he and his family were devout Christian people. His children were: George, Peter, John, Daniel, Joseph, mentioned hereafter; Elizabeth, Sarah and Catharine. Peter Walter at the time of his death was about ninety years old.

Joseph Walter, son of Peter Walter, was born in Lebanon county, and was still a child when the family moved to Westmoreland county. He made farming the business of his life, and after his marriage purchased the farm where his son Abraham S. now lives. The property consisted of one hundred and ten acres, which he improved and cultivated successfully. He was the owner of another farm of one hundred and twenty acres, and his success in thus accumulating property was entirely the result of his own efforts. He was a member of the Church of God. Mr. Walter married Elizabeth Sherrick, and their children were: Annie, who became the wife of I.H. Cottom, and is now deceased. Mary, widow of D.M. Newcomer, and resides at Monessen. Abraham S., mentioned hereafter; and Sarah Catharine, who died in childhood. The mother of these children died in 1855, and the father passed away at the age of seventy-three.

Abraham S. Walter, son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Sherrick) Walter, was born February 7, 1849, on the farm where he now lives, and received his education in the public schools. His career as a farmer began on the homestead, and, with the exception of eighteen months during which he was engaged in the grocery business in Scottdale, he has always been a tiller of the soil. His farm is situated three miles west of Scottdale, and on it he has made many valuable improvements, erecting his residence in 1883, and a fine barn in 1895. He and his wife are members of the Church of God. Mr. Walter has been twice married. His first wife, to whom he was united in 1878, was Rebecca , daughter of James Hutchinson. Her death occurred in 1886 and in 1888 Mr. Walter married Pearl, daughter of Thomas M. Gallatin, of East Huntingdon township, by whom he is the father of one child, William Ellsworth.

Walter, Abraham S. (I530)

2779

History of Yuba and Sutter Counties, California - p 1298
M. J. Weber - - (Michael Joseph Weber) - - The greater part of the life of M. J. Weber has been passed in the Northwest: In fact, he was reared from youth in Sutter County, and he has been at all times a supporter of those interests which have been instituted for the benefit and upbuilding of the County and State. His beautiful and productive ranch of fifty-five acres testifies to his industry and thrift; this ranch is a portion of the original purchase of 160 acres made in 1882, and is located three miles west of Yuba City on the Franklin Road. He was born near Bellevue Iowa May 10, 1859, the seventh in a family of twelve children born to the late Joseph Weber. Joseph Weber (Father of Michael J. Weber) was born in Germany and emigrated to Bellevue, Iowa, and there he married Miss Adams. In 1864 he brought his family across the plains with horse teams and wagons, taking for the trip from April 1864 until October 1864, when they arrived in California and located on a farm two miles west of Yuba City. He died in 1869, his widow survived him until 1896.
M. J. Weber received his education in the parochial school in Marysville, walking four miles each day. From his youth he received practical experience in ranching, which he has followed during his entire active career. He was first married to Miss Margaret Kieffer, who passed away in 1886, survived by one daughter, now Mrs. Josie Moran, who resides in Marysville. At Marysville on April 12, 1892, Mr. Weber was married to Miss Sophia Doeing, a native of Westphalia, Germany, who had resided in Illinois and in 1887 came to San Francisco. Nine children have blessed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Weber: Michael Joseph Jr., who served first with the British forces during the world war, and then was transferred to the United States Army and served as an expert machinist, and who at present is a mechanic with the Roberts Garage, Marysville; Karl J., a rancher; Elmer J., owner of a highly developed twenty acre orchard; Franz J. also a rancher; Sophia M.; Christina A.; Joseph F.; Louise Marie; and Bertha M. For many years Mr. Weber engaged in grain farming, owning 240 acres here; but since 1905 he has devoted his attention to fruit growing, which has proved more profitable. He has developed an irrigation system on his ranch for the better cultivation of his orchard.

Weber, Michael Joseph Sr. (I470)

2780

History of Yuba and Sutter Counties, California, 1924 - p. 775
NICHOLAS J. WEBER, JR.
How well Yuba City is supplied with the necessaries, the conveniences and the luxuries of life, such as are essential to make any town a desirable home-place and residential center, is illustrated in the well-stocked and well-managed grocery stores of Nicholas J. Weber, Jr., on Second and Plumas Streets. He is a native son, born at Marysville, on February 17, 1889, the son of Nicholas J. and Mary Barbara (Duiser) Weber. His father came across the plains and mountains with oxen in 1864, and settled near Yuba City on a grain ranch, afterward engaging in draying in Marysville. He was a pioneer who builded broadly and well; and his wife was a woman of noble character and kindly temperament, whose homely virtues are recalled by those who knew her with esteem and affection. Mr. Weber is still living, making his residence at 830 F Street, Marysville.
Young Nicholas attended both the parochial and the public schools, and thereafter was with S. G. King Company in Marysville for about seven years. He then spent three years in the grocery store of B. W. White, also in Marysville, after which he decided to engage in business on his own account and started a grocery store at the corner of Fifth and D Streets, in Marysville, which he conducted with success. About 1918 he came to Yuba City and opened a store on Second Street, and three years later he established his second store and meat market on Plumas Street; and his good judgment in foreseeing just what the community needed is shown in the success he has attained with each venture. He is today one of Yuba City's prosperous business men, and his staff of assistants are kept busy in catering to the public's daily needs. Mr. Weber is also interested in horticulture, owning a ten-acre peach orchard near Franklin Corners, Sutter County.
Nicholas J. Weber, Jr., was united in marriage with Miss Elsie Tull, one of the popular native daughters of Yuba City; and they have one son, Nicholas, 3rd, and a daughter, Elizabeth. Mr. Weber is an Elk, a Knight of Columbus, of the 3rd degree, and also a Woodmen of the World. He is fond of hunting and fishing, and of outdoor sports generally. In politics he thinks and votes independently.
History of Yuba and Sutter Counties, Historic Record Company, Los Angeles, 1924, p. 775

Weber, Nicholas Joseph Jr. (I750)

2781

James, at one point, was a house detective for a large hotel in Chicago. This could be where they met?

Hurlburt, Blanche (I1509)

2782

John is listed as a Currier on the Marriage Certificate of his son, John, and Margaret McDermott.

Flint, John (I1685)

2783

John is living with his older brother Michael, helping him work the old family farm.

Weber, John J. (I932)

2784

John lives with son-in-law Arthur S. Gallatin and daughter, Ella on their farm.

Lowe, John H. (I1878)

2785

Joseph is listed as a farmer even though he died the previous December.

Weber, Joseph (I512)

2786

Major History of the Sacramento Valley California, Vol. 2 pgs. 461-462
MRS. AGNES WEBER MEADE
     Mrs. Agnes Weber Meade, who is rendering very efficient service as superintendent of schools of Yuba county, came to this position with the advantage of years of practical experience as a teacher and well defined ideas as to educational methods, the results being that she has given the county an administration signalized by unusual efficiency. Born at Franklin Corners, Yuba county, she is a daughter of Nicholas Joseph and Mary Barbara (Deuser) Weber. Her father was born in Iowa in 1857 and in 1864 came to California with his parents, who settled on a government land grant, about four miles west of Yuba City. Mr. Weber was there reared to manhood and later followed farming in Sutter county. The old Weber ranch comprised one hundred and sixty acres and both the grandparents died thereon when their son was but twelve years of age. The father, who is seventy-three years of age, now makes his home with his daughter, Mrs. Meade, in Marysville. The mother passed away in 1915. To them were born six children, namely: Gertrude, who lives in Marysville; Agnes; Mary, who is the wife of B. W. White, conducting a book and stationery store and news agency in Monterey; Nicholas J. Jr., who runs a grocery store in Yuba City and also owns forty acres of the old home ranch, which he is devoting to orchards; Frank, who is engaged in the garage business, and Mrs. Cecelia Loughridge, who resides in San Francisco, where her late husband was in the employ of the Standard Oil Company.
     Agnes Weber was about six years old when her parents established their home in Marysville, where her father engaged in the draying business. She was there reared to young womanhood, attending the public schools and eventually became a student in the College of Notre Dame, from which she graduated with the class of 1902. She passed the county examination for teachers, after which she taught in the public schools of Yuba county until 1908. She then entered the State Teachers College, at San Jose, from which she was graduated in June, 1909. She then resumed teaching and after one year in Sutter county, came back to Yuba county and taught here in the rural schools until 1913, after which she taught in the grammar schools of Marysville until 1918, when she became the wife of William Joseph Meade, of Smartville, Yuba county. He died in 1921, at the age of forty-one years, leaving a daughter, Helen. There is also a posthumous child, William Joseph. Mr. Meade was a farmer and stockman at Smartville, where he was born.
     After her husband's death, Mrs. Meade resumed her former place as a teacher in the grammar schools of Marysville, filling that position until 1926, when she received the nomination for county superintendent of school, and was elected for the four-year term. She has devoted her attention closely to the duties of her position, which she has discharged in an able and credible manner. She has under her supervision twenty-eight rural elementary schools, one city elementary school, two union high schools, those at Marysville and Wheatland, and the junior college at Marysville. There are fifteen hundred pupils in the elementary schools, five hundred students in the high schools, and one hundred and sixty students in the junior college, doing the first two years of university work. Mrs. Meade is not only a capable educator but also gives a due share of her attention to the health of the pupils, which she regards as of prime importance. Yuba county has a splendid educational record, the percentage of children In School being large and steadily increasing.
     Mrs. Meade is a member of the Native Daughters of the Golden West, being a past president of Marysville Parlor, No. 162. She is the grand regent of Marysville Court, No. 690, C. D. A., and belongs to the Soroptimist Club and the Business Women's Club of Yuba and Sutter counties. She belongs to the Alumni Association of Notre Dame College; the Yuba County Teachers' Association, of which she is the president; the California Teachers' Association, and the National Education Association. She was reared in the faith of the Roman Catholic Church and is still faithful to her early teachings. Her sister Gertrude assists her in caring for her children and houseful, so that she may devote her attention to her official duties. Her chief recreational interest is in the game of tennis, which she greatly enjoys. In all her social relations she is cordial and agreeable, and throughout the community in which she has spent practically al of her life she is held in the highest esteem.

Weber, Agnes M. (I937)

2787

Margaret is listed alongside Adam Kerr and David Montgomery.
Adam Kerr:
males 26-44 - 1
females 16-25 - 1

Margaret Montgomery:
males 10-15 - 1
males 16-25 - 2
females under 10 - 3
females 10-15 - 2
females 26-44 - 1

David Montgomery:
males 45 and over - 1

Kerr, Margaret (I516)

2788

Mary Fitzgerald Household:
Number of Males - 1
Number of Females - 1
Number Born in USA - 1
Number Born in Ireland - 1

Clancy, Mary (I1028)

2789

Mibach, Henry J., asst. engr. str. Ukiah

Mibach, Henry J. (I801)

2790

Mibach, Joseph H., machinist, Abner Dole Co., r. 356 Corbett Av.

Mibach, Joseph Henry (I601)

2791

Mibach, Mathias (Mibach & Straub) r. 17 Temple

MIBACH & STRAUB
(Mathias Mibach & Adam Straub), sign and carriage painters,
933 Brannan near 9th

Mibach, Mathias (I800)

2792

Mibach, Michael, corsetmkr., r. 356 Corbett Av.

Mibach, Michael (I597)

2793

Mibach, Peter J., Jr., coremk. r, Enterprise Foundry, r. 1025 Guerrero

Mibach, Peter Joseph (I599)

2794

Mibach, Peter J., machinist, r. 356 Corbett Av.

Mibach, Peter Joseph (I471)

2795

Mibach, William P., salesman, C. W. Marwedel, r. 308n Bartlett

Mibach, William P. (I600)

2796

Mom's research notes indicate that Jim died in 1945, so would have been buried in 1945 too.

Galligan, James Aloysius (I166)

2797

Mom's research notes indicate that Jim died in 1945.

Galligan, James Aloysius (I166)

2798

Name: Sophia Doeing
Arrival Date: 22 Sep 1882
Estimated Birth Year: 1859
Age: 23
Gender: Female
Port of Departure: Bremen, Germany
Destination: New York,United States of America
Place of Origin: Preußen, Germany
Ship Name:
Main Port of Arrival: New York
Line: 15 Microfilm Roll: 457 List Number: 1366

Doeing, Sophia M. (I711)

2799

Name:    Michael Mibach
Location 2:    32 Douglass
Occupation:    porter
Year:    1889
City:    San Francisco
State:    CA

Mibach, Michael (I597)

2800

Name:    Michael Mibach
Location 2:    r. 32 Douglass
Year:    1890
City:    San Francisco
State:    CA

Mibach, Michael (I597)