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[34721] He is from the unverified Johnson Family tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 which states John was High Sherrif in Gloucestershire in 1628 (when he was only age 28?).
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[46883] This person is from the unverified Proctor Family Tree in 2020 in Ancestry.com.
[43563] "Ladies Magazine [Newton, Kansas] 1 April 1949," p. 11: "Funeral services for Harry T. Fish, 77, retired newspaper publisher, were held March 25 at LaCrosse. He had published the old LaCrosse Chieftain for some 16 years as well as serving as postmaster and county, superintendent in Rush county. He retired in 1942. A native of Virginia, Fish came to Kansas in 1886 and worked as a 'printer's devil' for his brother, then publisher of the Chieftain. Later, he worked as a printer on several Colorado newspapers before attending Kansas State College and a Kansas City business college. He first purchased the Chieftain in 1918."
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The unverified file 9KKX-1Y1 in familysearch.org offers:
Charles F. Holsinger of Wolcottville has been one of the busiest farmers in that section of Northeast Indiana for many years, and yet has found time to cultivate and e.xercise many interests outside of his money earning business. He has given due time to the best interests of his community, is active socially, is proud of his home and family and thoroughly believes that he lives in the garden spot of America. He is a great lover of the lakes of Northern Indiana, and has a summer cottage at Rome City, convenient to the sporting haunts of the region. Mr. Holsinger is widely known as a trap shooter and fisherman.
He was born in Noble County, February 17, 1853, son of John and Mary A. (Stroman) Holsinger. His father was born in Stark County, Ohio, January 9, 1817, and died July ji, 1885, after a very successful career in Northeast Indiana, though he came here a poor man. Charles F. Holsinger received his education in the common schools, attended the Wolcottville High School, and lived at home to the age of twenty-one. During the years 1871-72-73 lie taught school in Noble County. He then rented his father's farm in Orange Township for two years, having his brother as a partner. In 1876 he bought a farm in Johnson Township of LaGrange County and lived on it until 1883. In that year he returned to the old homestead and in 1885 upon his father's death acquired 230 acres of the old farm. For over thirty years that was the scene of his activ- ities as a farmer he made the place pay by his progressive management. Mr. Holsinger for many years was a breeder of Holstein cattleand his stock won many premiums at the fairs of Northern Indiana and Ohio. On December 12, 1918, he moved to his town home in Wolcottville and has sold his farm to his sons.
November 20, 1873, Mr. Holsinger married Elizabeth A. Garmire. To this union four children were born : Jesse G., Rav C, Grace Barbara, and Fred W. The mother of these children died May 29, 1889. September 28, 1890. Mr. Holsinger married Mary Lenora Myers, who was born September I, 1865, a daughter of Benjamin F., and Savilla (Myers) Myers. Her father was born in Noble Countj', Indiana, September 19, 1843, and her mother in Ohio. Mrs. Holsinger was educated in the common schools and in the Methodist College at Fort Wayne, Indiana. Slie is the mother of three children. Rhua May, Niel F., and Waldo- F., the last named being deceased.
Mrs. Holsinger is an active member of the Evangelical Church and its Sunday School. Mr. Holsinger is a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and he and his wife are members of the Rebekahs. He is also affiliated with Rome City Lodge of the Knights of P3thias and his wife is active in the Pythian Sisters, of which she is past chief and member of the Grand Lodge. In politics Mr. Holsinger has been a stalwart republican and has served as delegate to both the county and state convention and as a member of the County Central Committee.
- From P 461 - HISTORY OF NORTHEAST INDIANA - https://archive.org/stream/historyofnorthea02ford/historyofnorthea02ford_djvu.txt.
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[16307] Sallie m. ________ Miller.