Son Of James B. and Rosetta Eugenia (Geauque) Reasoner
Married: Alice M. Mast on September 26, 1886 in Williams County, Ohio
Children: Arthur Alphonso Reasoner
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1870 FEDERAL CENSUS St Joseph Township-Williams County, Ohio
Living with mother: Rosetta Reasoner; sister: Ada Reasoner
Attending School
1880 FEDERAL CENSUS Edgerton-Williams County, Ohio
Living with step-father and mother: Lewis and Rosetta Sweet; brother-in-law and sister: Guy and Ada Lindersmith; boarder: Eugene Geaugue
OCCUPATION: Printer
1900 FEDERAL CENSUS Edgerton Village-Williams County, Ohio
Living with wife: Alice M. Reasoner; son: Arthur A. Reasoner
OCCUPATION: Dry Goods Merchant
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OBIUTARY: The Bryan Democrat, Friday, November 20, 1908, Page 2
TWO DEATHS
AT EDGERTON
James Reasoner and Mrs. X. Miller Pass Away Sud-
denly; Prominent
EDGERTON, Nov. 18-The citizens of Edgerton were surprised last Monday to hear of the death of James Reasoner, as it is hoped he was on the road to recovery. Mr. Reasoner had been in poor health the past three months and every thing was done for him that medical aid could do. He has always been a resident of ?Edgerton having been born and raised here. He was in business here for a number of years and was honest and upright in all his dealings. He was a good citizen, and was highly respected and will be greatly missed by the people of this city. He leaves to mourn him a wife, son, one sister and a brother and a host of friends. The funeral services were held from the M.E. church on Thursday afternoon, and was largely attended.
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Married: Alice M. Mast on September 26, 1886 in Williams County, Ohio
Children: Arthur Alphonso Reasoner
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1870 FEDERAL CENSUS St Joseph Township-Williams County, Ohio
Living with mother: Rosetta Reasoner; sister: Ada Reasoner
Attending School
1880 FEDERAL CENSUS Edgerton-Williams County, Ohio
Living with step-father and mother: Lewis and Rosetta Sweet; brother-in-law and sister: Guy and Ada Lindersmith; boarder: Eugene Geaugue
OCCUPATION: Printer
1900 FEDERAL CENSUS Edgerton Village-Williams County, Ohio
Living with wife: Alice M. Reasoner; son: Arthur A. Reasoner
OCCUPATION: Dry Goods Merchant
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OBIUTARY: The Bryan Democrat, Friday, November 20, 1908, Page 2
TWO DEATHS
AT EDGERTON
James Reasoner and Mrs. X. Miller Pass Away Sud-
denly; Prominent
EDGERTON, Nov. 18-The citizens of Edgerton were surprised last Monday to hear of the death of James Reasoner, as it is hoped he was on the road to recovery. Mr. Reasoner had been in poor health the past three months and every thing was done for him that medical aid could do. He has always been a resident of ?Edgerton having been born and raised here. He was in business here for a number of years and was honest and upright in all his dealings. He was a good citizen, and was highly respected and will be greatly missed by the people of this city. He leaves to mourn him a wife, son, one sister and a brother and a host of friends. The funeral services were held from the M.E. church on Thursday afternoon, and was largely attended.
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Son Of James B. and Rosetta Eugenia (Geauque) Reasoner
Married: Alice M. Mast on September 26, 1886 in Williams County, Ohio
Children: Arthur Alphonso Reasoner
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1870 FEDERAL CENSUS St Joseph Township-Williams County, Ohio
Living with mother: Rosetta Reasoner; sister: Ada Reasoner
Attending School
1880 FEDERAL CENSUS Edgerton-Williams County, Ohio
Living with step-father and mother: Lewis and Rosetta Sweet; brother-in-law and sister: Guy and Ada Lindersmith; boarder: Eugene Geaugue
OCCUPATION: Printer
1900 FEDERAL CENSUS Edgerton Village-Williams County, Ohio
Living with wife: Alice M. Reasoner; son: Arthur A. Reasoner
OCCUPATION: Dry Goods Merchant
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OBIUTARY: The Bryan Democrat, Friday, November 20, 1908, Page 2
TWO DEATHS
AT EDGERTON
James Reasoner and Mrs. X. Miller Pass Away Sud-
denly; Prominent
EDGERTON, Nov. 18-The citizens of Edgerton were surprised last Monday to hear of the death of James Reasoner, as it is hoped he was on the road to recovery. Mr. Reasoner had been in poor health the past three months and every thing was done for him that medical aid could do. He has always been a resident of ?Edgerton having been born and raised here. He was in business here for a number of years and was honest and upright in all his dealings. He was a good citizen, and was highly respected and will be greatly missed by the people of this city. He leaves to mourn him a wife, son, one sister and a brother and a host of friends. The funeral services were held from the M.E. church on Thursday afternoon, and was largely attended.
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Married: Alice M. Mast on September 26, 1886 in Williams County, Ohio
Children: Arthur Alphonso Reasoner
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1870 FEDERAL CENSUS St Joseph Township-Williams County, Ohio
Living with mother: Rosetta Reasoner; sister: Ada Reasoner
Attending School
1880 FEDERAL CENSUS Edgerton-Williams County, Ohio
Living with step-father and mother: Lewis and Rosetta Sweet; brother-in-law and sister: Guy and Ada Lindersmith; boarder: Eugene Geaugue
OCCUPATION: Printer
1900 FEDERAL CENSUS Edgerton Village-Williams County, Ohio
Living with wife: Alice M. Reasoner; son: Arthur A. Reasoner
OCCUPATION: Dry Goods Merchant
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OBIUTARY: The Bryan Democrat, Friday, November 20, 1908, Page 2
TWO DEATHS
AT EDGERTON
James Reasoner and Mrs. X. Miller Pass Away Sud-
denly; Prominent
EDGERTON, Nov. 18-The citizens of Edgerton were surprised last Monday to hear of the death of James Reasoner, as it is hoped he was on the road to recovery. Mr. Reasoner had been in poor health the past three months and every thing was done for him that medical aid could do. He has always been a resident of ?Edgerton having been born and raised here. He was in business here for a number of years and was honest and upright in all his dealings. He was a good citizen, and was highly respected and will be greatly missed by the people of this city. He leaves to mourn him a wife, son, one sister and a brother and a host of friends. The funeral services were held from the M.E. church on Thursday afternoon, and was largely attended.
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