GPS Coordinates: N41 40.461; W83 31.331
Edith was the daughter of Charles Henry Tecumseh Cramer and Cynthia Catherine (Porter) Cramer. She was the G-G-Granddaughter of two Revolutionary War Soldiers, Anthony Lehman, (NSDAR) and Johan "Helfer" Cramer (NSDAR) and the granddaughter of a Civil War Soldier, Israel Cramer. She married Phillip Schaub on 24 June 1903. She died of a cerebral hemmorage and was buried on son Lawrence's birthday. She and Phillip also had a daughter, Mabel Ida. Edith loved to host pinochle parties at her home at 1111 Peck Street in Toledo. She was a wonderful cook!
Edith was the daughter of Charles Henry Tecumseh Cramer and Cynthia Catherine (Porter) Cramer. She was the G-G-Granddaughter of two Revolutionary War Soldiers, Anthony Lehman, (NSDAR) and Johan "Helfer" Cramer (NSDAR) and the granddaughter of a Civil War Soldier, Israel Cramer. She married Phillip Schaub on 24 June 1903. She died of a cerebral hemmorage and was buried on son Lawrence's birthday. She and Phillip also had a daughter, Mabel Ida. Edith loved to host pinochle parties at her home at 1111 Peck Street in Toledo. She was a wonderful cook!
GPS Coordinates: N41 40.461; W83 31.331
Edith was the daughter of Charles Henry Tecumseh Cramer and Cynthia Catherine (Porter) Cramer. She was the G-G-Granddaughter of two Revolutionary War Soldiers, Anthony Lehman, (NSDAR) and Johan "Helfer" Cramer (NSDAR) and the granddaughter of a Civil War Soldier, Israel Cramer. She married Phillip Schaub on 24 June 1903. She died of a cerebral hemmorage and was buried on son Lawrence's birthday. She and Phillip also had a daughter, Mabel Ida. Edith loved to host pinochle parties at her home at 1111 Peck Street in Toledo. She was a wonderful cook!
Edith was the daughter of Charles Henry Tecumseh Cramer and Cynthia Catherine (Porter) Cramer. She was the G-G-Granddaughter of two Revolutionary War Soldiers, Anthony Lehman, (NSDAR) and Johan "Helfer" Cramer (NSDAR) and the granddaughter of a Civil War Soldier, Israel Cramer. She married Phillip Schaub on 24 June 1903. She died of a cerebral hemmorage and was buried on son Lawrence's birthday. She and Phillip also had a daughter, Mabel Ida. Edith loved to host pinochle parties at her home at 1111 Peck Street in Toledo. She was a wonderful cook!
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