h/o Nancy Shoemaker about 1820 in Pennsylvania
Aged 54Y & 29D
This burial is listed in "Index to the grave records of soldiers of the War of 1812 buried in Ohio":
"MINNICK, George, Lieut., b. 1796 d. 1850 - bur Newcomer Cem., Franklin Twp., Darke County, O. R. pg. 58
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Shown on 1820 federal census in Lurgan Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania.
Shown on 1830 federal census in Greene Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania.
Moved by wagon from Franklin County, Pennsylvania to Ohio in 1834 with brother Wendel and their families. In 1835, sister Elizabeth and her husband David Shoemaker followed. Initially rented a farm on Bear Creek, now a part of Dayton. In 1839, moved to Harris Creek a short distance east of Bradford to the "Hoover farm."
Shown on 1840 federal census in Newberry Township, Miami County, Ohio.
In 1844, he bought two farms near Painter Creek, Darke County. He paid $250 to buy one from David Croft on 16 Feb, 1844. The other farm was known as the "Spidel 40." He moved to the Croft farm on the west side of the road in 1849.
Shown on 1850 federal census as farmer in Franklin Township, Darke County, Ohio, but died that same year. Abraham farmed the Croft farm and cared for Nancy until he married in 1857.
Son Jacob moved to the Spidel farm in 1854, and Nancy lived with them from 1857 until she passed away in 1860.
From The History of Miami County, Ohio; Chicago: W. H. Beers & Co., 1880, p. 781:
"George Minnich, a native of Pennsylvania, in 1833, immigrated to this State and settled in Montgomery Co., Ohio; a few years later he removed to this county, but at his death, which occurred when he was about 60 years of age, he was living in Franklin Township, Darke Co. He celebrated his marriage in Pennsylvania with Miss Nancy Shoemaker; she survived her husband a few years, her death occurring about eighteen years ago."
Parents
George Minnich 1751 – 1810
Catherine Mueller 1751 – 1810 .
Siblings
Barbara Minnich
Mary Minnich
Wendel Minnich 1782 – 1852.
Spouse & Children
Nancy Shumaker 1796 – 1860
Jacob Minnich 1822 – 1909
Catherine Minnich 1823 – 1881
John Minnich 1825 – 1829
George Minnich 1827 – 1900
Mary Minnich 1828 – 1849
David Minnich 1829 – 1925
Abraham Minnich 1833 – 1914.
Aged 54Y & 29D
This burial is listed in "Index to the grave records of soldiers of the War of 1812 buried in Ohio":
"MINNICK, George, Lieut., b. 1796 d. 1850 - bur Newcomer Cem., Franklin Twp., Darke County, O. R. pg. 58
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Shown on 1820 federal census in Lurgan Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania.
Shown on 1830 federal census in Greene Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania.
Moved by wagon from Franklin County, Pennsylvania to Ohio in 1834 with brother Wendel and their families. In 1835, sister Elizabeth and her husband David Shoemaker followed. Initially rented a farm on Bear Creek, now a part of Dayton. In 1839, moved to Harris Creek a short distance east of Bradford to the "Hoover farm."
Shown on 1840 federal census in Newberry Township, Miami County, Ohio.
In 1844, he bought two farms near Painter Creek, Darke County. He paid $250 to buy one from David Croft on 16 Feb, 1844. The other farm was known as the "Spidel 40." He moved to the Croft farm on the west side of the road in 1849.
Shown on 1850 federal census as farmer in Franklin Township, Darke County, Ohio, but died that same year. Abraham farmed the Croft farm and cared for Nancy until he married in 1857.
Son Jacob moved to the Spidel farm in 1854, and Nancy lived with them from 1857 until she passed away in 1860.
From The History of Miami County, Ohio; Chicago: W. H. Beers & Co., 1880, p. 781:
"George Minnich, a native of Pennsylvania, in 1833, immigrated to this State and settled in Montgomery Co., Ohio; a few years later he removed to this county, but at his death, which occurred when he was about 60 years of age, he was living in Franklin Township, Darke Co. He celebrated his marriage in Pennsylvania with Miss Nancy Shoemaker; she survived her husband a few years, her death occurring about eighteen years ago."
Parents
George Minnich 1751 – 1810
Catherine Mueller 1751 – 1810 .
Siblings
Barbara Minnich
Mary Minnich
Wendel Minnich 1782 – 1852.
Spouse & Children
Nancy Shumaker 1796 – 1860
Jacob Minnich 1822 – 1909
Catherine Minnich 1823 – 1881
John Minnich 1825 – 1829
George Minnich 1827 – 1900
Mary Minnich 1828 – 1849
David Minnich 1829 – 1925
Abraham Minnich 1833 – 1914.
h/o Nancy Shoemaker about 1820 in Pennsylvania
Aged 54Y & 29D
This burial is listed in "Index to the grave records of soldiers of the War of 1812 buried in Ohio":
"MINNICK, George, Lieut., b. 1796 d. 1850 - bur Newcomer Cem., Franklin Twp., Darke County, O. R. pg. 58
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Shown on 1820 federal census in Lurgan Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania.
Shown on 1830 federal census in Greene Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania.
Moved by wagon from Franklin County, Pennsylvania to Ohio in 1834 with brother Wendel and their families. In 1835, sister Elizabeth and her husband David Shoemaker followed. Initially rented a farm on Bear Creek, now a part of Dayton. In 1839, moved to Harris Creek a short distance east of Bradford to the "Hoover farm."
Shown on 1840 federal census in Newberry Township, Miami County, Ohio.
In 1844, he bought two farms near Painter Creek, Darke County. He paid $250 to buy one from David Croft on 16 Feb, 1844. The other farm was known as the "Spidel 40." He moved to the Croft farm on the west side of the road in 1849.
Shown on 1850 federal census as farmer in Franklin Township, Darke County, Ohio, but died that same year. Abraham farmed the Croft farm and cared for Nancy until he married in 1857.
Son Jacob moved to the Spidel farm in 1854, and Nancy lived with them from 1857 until she passed away in 1860.
From The History of Miami County, Ohio; Chicago: W. H. Beers & Co., 1880, p. 781:
"George Minnich, a native of Pennsylvania, in 1833, immigrated to this State and settled in Montgomery Co., Ohio; a few years later he removed to this county, but at his death, which occurred when he was about 60 years of age, he was living in Franklin Township, Darke Co. He celebrated his marriage in Pennsylvania with Miss Nancy Shoemaker; she survived her husband a few years, her death occurring about eighteen years ago."
Parents
George Minnich 1751 – 1810
Catherine Mueller 1751 – 1810 .
Siblings
Barbara Minnich
Mary Minnich
Wendel Minnich 1782 – 1852.
Spouse & Children
Nancy Shumaker 1796 – 1860
Jacob Minnich 1822 – 1909
Catherine Minnich 1823 – 1881
John Minnich 1825 – 1829
George Minnich 1827 – 1900
Mary Minnich 1828 – 1849
David Minnich 1829 – 1925
Abraham Minnich 1833 – 1914.
Aged 54Y & 29D
This burial is listed in "Index to the grave records of soldiers of the War of 1812 buried in Ohio":
"MINNICK, George, Lieut., b. 1796 d. 1850 - bur Newcomer Cem., Franklin Twp., Darke County, O. R. pg. 58
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Shown on 1820 federal census in Lurgan Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania.
Shown on 1830 federal census in Greene Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania.
Moved by wagon from Franklin County, Pennsylvania to Ohio in 1834 with brother Wendel and their families. In 1835, sister Elizabeth and her husband David Shoemaker followed. Initially rented a farm on Bear Creek, now a part of Dayton. In 1839, moved to Harris Creek a short distance east of Bradford to the "Hoover farm."
Shown on 1840 federal census in Newberry Township, Miami County, Ohio.
In 1844, he bought two farms near Painter Creek, Darke County. He paid $250 to buy one from David Croft on 16 Feb, 1844. The other farm was known as the "Spidel 40." He moved to the Croft farm on the west side of the road in 1849.
Shown on 1850 federal census as farmer in Franklin Township, Darke County, Ohio, but died that same year. Abraham farmed the Croft farm and cared for Nancy until he married in 1857.
Son Jacob moved to the Spidel farm in 1854, and Nancy lived with them from 1857 until she passed away in 1860.
From The History of Miami County, Ohio; Chicago: W. H. Beers & Co., 1880, p. 781:
"George Minnich, a native of Pennsylvania, in 1833, immigrated to this State and settled in Montgomery Co., Ohio; a few years later he removed to this county, but at his death, which occurred when he was about 60 years of age, he was living in Franklin Township, Darke Co. He celebrated his marriage in Pennsylvania with Miss Nancy Shoemaker; she survived her husband a few years, her death occurring about eighteen years ago."
Parents
George Minnich 1751 – 1810
Catherine Mueller 1751 – 1810 .
Siblings
Barbara Minnich
Mary Minnich
Wendel Minnich 1782 – 1852.
Spouse & Children
Nancy Shumaker 1796 – 1860
Jacob Minnich 1822 – 1909
Catherine Minnich 1823 – 1881
John Minnich 1825 – 1829
George Minnich 1827 – 1900
Mary Minnich 1828 – 1849
David Minnich 1829 – 1925
Abraham Minnich 1833 – 1914.
Family Members
Parents
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