Descendants
of Jacob Schmitt
Generation
No. 1
1.
JACOB1 SCHMITT was
born in Guttenstein.
More About JACOB SCHMITT:
Note: A Martin and a Jacob Schmitt arrived in
Philadelphia, Pa from Rotterdam on the ship Royal Union on August 15, 1750.
Cpt. Clement Nicholson....Rotterdam to Portsmouth. 500 passengers. Also Casper
Schmidt and Andreas Hertzog were on that ship.
Child of JACOB SCHMITT is:
2. i. SOPHIA2
SCHMITT, b. Guttenstein, Austria (Valley of the Danube) or Germany; d. 1759,
Lancaster Co., , Pa.
Generation
No. 2
2.
SOPHIA2 SCHMITT (JACOB1) was born in Guttenstein, Austria (Valley of the
Danube) or Germany, and died 1759 in Lancaster Co., , Pa. She married FRIEDRICH (FREDERICK)
(DEG) (DAGUE) DEEG June 22,
1755 in Trinity Luthern Church, Lancaster, Pa; by Pastor Gerock; page 216 #75
abd page 247 of the church records..., son of ANDREAS DEEG and ANNA KUDIN. He was
born January 10, 1735/36 in Weiler, Durlach, Karlsruhe Dist, Baden, Ger., and
died October 12, 1796 in Washington Co., Pennsylvania.
More About SOPHIA SCHMITT:
Burial: Trinity Lutheran Church; Lancaster,
PA
Note: Reportedly came to the USA about 1753
Notes for FRIEDRICH (FREDERICK)
(DEG) (DAGUE) DEEG:
[Eight Generations Of Deeg.FTW]
Frederick left his home in Weiler with his
brother Andreas in the spring of 1853. They traveled down the Rhine to
Rotterdam in the Neatherlands. There
they boarded the ship Eastern Branch bound
for Philadelphia, Pa. in the English colonies in the "New World".
Next, a stop over at Portsmouth, Eng.,
where all emigrant passengers were required
to sign an oath of allegiance
to the King of England and the right of the present
royal line ( known as the
oath of abjuration). The final leg of there
jorney to Philadephia, was complete
when the ship arrived on October 3, 1853.
On the trip over on the "Eastern
Branch" a heated discussion on religion took place and the brothers took
different sides. On landing, they split and never spoke to each other again.
Frederick married twice in the Lutheran Church, while Andreas married the
daughter of a Schwenkfelter Minister.
A point to note is that both these teenagers
had a formal education, as shown
by the fact that they signed their names to
the ships papers instead of making a "mark" as many did in those
days.
After his second marriage, he moved his
family to Bethlehem Twp, Wash.
Cty, in western Pa. ( at that time it was
part of Virginia). Later he built a two
story log home he referred to as the
"Mantion". It was still standing over two
hundred tears later.
He served with the Washington Cty Militia as
a private in the Revolutionary
War.
Frederick, at the age of 17, traveled with
his older brother, Andreas and another brother, up the Rhine River to
Amsterdam, Holland where they bought a ticket on a boat (the Eastern Branch)
from Rotterdam bound for Philadelphia in 1753. He initially owned land in
Lancaster, PA and married his first wife (Sophia Schmitt) at the Lutheran
Church in Lancaster, PA He married his second wife (Anna Geysler) there also.
Leading one to believe that Sophia died between December 10, 1758 (possibly at
child birth of Michael and 1761. Records for 1781 indicate that a Frederick
Dague paid taxes in Washington County. The name of Frederick Tague appears as a
PVT on a roll call of CPT George Myers (Washington County Militia) 2 November
1781 and on 17 May 1782 in the Revolutionary War. There were a variety of
spellings of Dague in those days. Frederick was a farmer and is buried along
with Anna in the Bethlehem Lutheran Church Cemetery just East of Washington,
PA. Many Dague family members attended church there and are buried there. The
church still maintains the old records.
More About FRIEDRICH (FREDERICK)
(DEG) (DAGUE) DEEG:
Arrived: October 03, 1753, From Weiler ,
Ger.on the Ship Eastern Branch
Burial: Bethlehem Cemetery; Washington, PA-
church records indicate he was buried October 12, 1796.
Military: 1777, Washington Cty Militia from
Pennsylvannia
Military (2): 8th class private under Capt
Geo. Meyers
Note: Member Ten Mile Lutheran Church
Occupation: Farmer
Other Moves: Abt. 1753, From Phil Pa to
Lancaster Co., PA
Religion: Lutheran
Will: October 15, 1796, Will Book #1 Page 301
Bethlehem Twsp, Wash Cty, PA
Children of SOPHIA SCHMITT and FRIEDRICH DEEG are:
3. i. MICHAEL3
DEEG, b. Bet. February 18, 1757 - December 10, 1758, Lancaster, Pa; d. Bet. November
14 - December 18, 1821, W Beth. , Wash Cty, Pa Leatherman-Foulkes Cem.
4. ii. CATHERINE
ELIZABETH DAGUE, b. February 18, 1757, Lancaster, Pa; d. Abt. 1796, Wash Cty,
PA.
5. iii. MICHAEL DAGUE, b. December 10, 1758, Lancaster County,
PA; d. Bet. November 14 - December 18, 1821, Washington Co., PA..
Generation
No. 3
3.
MICHAEL3 DEEG (SOPHIA2 SCHMITT, JACOB1) was born
Bet. February 18, 1757 - December 10, 1758 in Lancaster, Pa, and died Bet.
November 14 - December 18, 1821 in W Beth. , Wash Cty, Pa Leatherman-Foulkes
Cem. He married MARGARET SWINEHART/SWIHART Abt.
1783 in Wash Cty Pa, daughter of GABRIEL
SWINEHART/SCHWEINHARDT and ESTHER NEFF. She was born December 21, 1759 in Frederick CO., MD,
and died December 22, 1838 in Milton TWP., Wayne Co., OH 79 yr. 1 day.
Notes for MICHAEL DEEG:
[Eight Generations Of Deeg.FTW]
Michael recieved 119 acres of his fathers
place on 10-July-1795. He rec'd 7 shillings- 6 pence from his fathers will.
More About MICHAEL DEEG:
Baptism/Member: December 24, 1758, Bap. Trinity
Luth. Chur. Lanc. Pa
Comment 4: godparents, Michael & Dorothea
Senghass
Military: Pvt 8th class under Capt.
Clapsaddle 1st Bat.
Military (2): & Capt Geo. Meyers Wash
militia
Occupation: Farmer
Will: November 14, 1821, Probated December
18, 1821
Notes for MARGARET SWINEHART/SWIHART:
Margaret Swinehart received from her uncle
John Neff's will in 1815 the sum of $95.69. From her husband's will she
received the following: one bed & bedding, chest, one cow, spinning wheel,
check seal, broad hoe, pot trammel, small iron pot, four pewter plates, five
knives & forks, washtub, tin bucket, two dishes (pewter & tin), six
tablespoons, six earthen plates, set of cups & saucers, coffee mill, and
$600 cash.[Eight Generations Of Deeg.FTW]
Margaret rec'd from her uncle John Neff's
will in 1815 the sum of $95.69. From her husband's will she rec'd the
following: one bed & bedding, chest, one cow, spinning wheel, check seal,
broad hoe, pot trammel, small iron pot, four pewter plates, five knives &
forks, washtub, tin bucket, two dishes (pewter & tin), six tablespoons, six
earthen plates, set of cups & saucers, coffee mill, and $600 in cash.
More About MARGARET SWINEHART/SWIHART:
Burial: Hoover-Swagler Cem., Rittman
Religion: Brethren
Children of MICHAEL DEEG and MARGARET SWINEHART/SWIHART are:
6. i. GABRIEL4
DAGUE, b. February 14, 1791, West Bethleham, Wash Cty, PA; d. January 22, 1872,
Wadsworth, Medina Cty, Ohio.
7. ii. CATHERINE
ANN DAGUE, b. June 07, 1792, West Bethlehem; Washington Co., PA; d. August 19, 1876,
Amwell Twp, Wash cty, PA 84 yr., 2 mo., 12 days..
iii. SUSANA DAGUE, b. July 13, 1795, West Bethleham, Wash Cty,
PA; d. December 06, 1860, Wayne Cty, Ohio; m. JOHN LOGNER.
iv. SARAH "SALLY" DAGUE, b. Bet. 1802 - 1804, West
Bethlehem WashingtonCo., PA; d. Abt. May 1830; m. JACOB HECKATHORN, April 21,
1825.
More About SARAH
"SALLY" DAGUE:
Nickname: Sally
Note: Is she the
Sally that married Andrew Swickard?
4.
CATHERINE ELIZABETH3 DAGUE (SOPHIA2 SCHMITT,
JACOB1) was born February
18, 1757 in Lancaster, Pa, and died Abt. 1796 in Wash Cty, PA. She married (1)
JOHN MONINGER REED Abt. 1777.
He was born 1744. She married (2) GEORGE
SWINEHART/SCHWEINHARDT Abt. 1780 in Washington Co., PA, son of GABRIEL SWINEHART/SCHWEINHARDT and ESTHER NEFF. He was born 1754 in Frederick Co., MD, and died 1815
in Age 61; New Phil.; Dover TWP., Tuscarawas Cty, Ohio.
More About CATHERINE ELIZABETH DAGUE:
Baptism/Member: March 06, 1757, Bapt. 1st
Ger. Reform Chur. Lancaster, Pa
More About GEORGE SWINEHART/SCHWEINHARDT:
Burial: Crooked Run Methodist Church Cemetery
Military: Bet. 1781 - 1782, Pvt. under Lt
John Hays 11/27/1781-1/27/1782---Certificate 651
Military (2): certif 651
Child of CATHERINE DAGUE and JOHN REED is:
8. i. CATHERINE4
REED, b. 1778, Winchester, VA; d. July 12, 1862, Amwell TWP., Washington Co.,
PA.
Children of CATHERINE DAGUE and GEORGE SWINEHART/SCHWEINHARDT are:
9. ii. FREDERICK4
SWINEHART, b. December 21, 1781, West Bethleham Tswp, Wash Cty, Pa; d. November
21, 1849, New London, Tuscarawas Cty, Ohio.
iii. PETER SWINEHART, b. Abt. 1785, Wash Cty, PA.
iv. SUSANNA SWINEHART, b. Abt. 1788.
v. GABRIEL SWINEHART, b. Abt. 1790.
5.
MICHAEL3 DAGUE (SOPHIA2 SCHMITT, JACOB1) was born December
10, 1758 in Lancaster County, PA, and died Bet. November 14 - December 18, 1821
in Washington Co., PA.. He married MARGARET
SWINEHART/SWIHART Bet. 1781 - 1783 in Washington Co., PA, daughter of GABRIEL SWINEHART/SCHWEINHARDT and ESTHER NEFF. She was born December 21, 1759 in Frederick CO., MD,
and died December 22, 1838 in Milton TWP., Wayne Co., OH 79 yr. 1 day.
More About MICHAEL DAGUE:
Baptism: December 24, 1758, Trinity Lutheran
Church; Lancaster, PA/Godparents Michael & dorothea Senghass.
Burial: Leatherman-Foulkes Cem.
Military: Pvt. 8th class under Capt.
Clapsaddle 1st Batt. & Capt. George Meyers Washington Militia
Note: Carole Schetter writes that the
Moninger book says he died around Christmas 1821. The will was written in November;
the will was probated December 18, 1821, but the estate reportedly was not
settled until abt. 1830. per Margaret Freitag
Notes for MARGARET SWINEHART/SWIHART:
Margaret Swinehart received from her uncle
John Neff's will in 1815 the sum of $95.69. From her husband's will she
received the following: one bed & bedding, chest, one cow, spinning wheel,
check seal, broad hoe, pot trammel, small iron pot, four pewter plates, five
knives & forks, washtub, tin bucket, two dishes (pewter & tin), six
tablespoons, six earthen plates, set of cups & saucers, coffee mill, and
$600 cash.[Eight Generations Of Deeg.FTW]
Margaret rec'd from her uncle John Neff's
will in 1815 the sum of $95.69. From her husband's will she rec'd the
following: one bed & bedding, chest, one cow, spinning wheel, check seal,
broad hoe, pot trammel, small iron pot, four pewter plates, five knives &
forks, washtub, tin bucket, two dishes (pewter & tin), six tablespoons, six
earthen plates, set of cups & saucers, coffee mill, and $600 in cash.
More About MARGARET SWINEHART/SWIHART:
Burial: Hoover-Swagler Cem., Rittman
Religion: Brethren
Children of MICHAEL DAGUE and MARGARET SWINEHART/SWIHART are:
10. i. ESTHER
JULIANA4 DAGUE, b. January 21, 1784, West Bethlehem, Washington Co.,
PA; d. September 28, 1876, Plain TWP; Stark Co., OH.
11. ii. FREDERICK
B. DAGUE, b. February 12, 1787, West Bethleham, Wash Cty, PA; d. December 23,
1867, Wayne Co., Ohio at 80 yr and 10 mo 11 days.
12. iii. MARGARET
DAGUE, b. December 04, 1788, West Bethlehem; Washington Co., PA; d. February
13, 1859, Liberty Mills, Kosciusko Cty, Indiana.
13. iv. MAGDALENA
DAGUE, b. Abt. 1787, West Bethlehem; Washington Co., PA; d. Abt. 1824, Ohio.
14. v. GABREAL/GABRIEL
DAGUE, b. February 14, 1791, West Bethlehem; Washington Co., PA; d. January 22,
1872, Wadsworth; Medina Co., Ohio.
vi. SUSANNA DAGUE, b. July 13, 1795, West Bethlehem
WashingtonCo., PA; d. December 06, 1860, Wayne Co., OH; m. JOHN LOGNER.
vii. CHRISTINA DAGUE, b. Bet. 1796 - 1797, West Bethlehem;
Washington Co., Pa.; m. UNKNOWN DENCER.
15. viii. MICHAEL DAGUE, b. August 30, 1799, West Bethleham, Wash
Cty, PA; d. December 26, 1880, Milton Twp., Wayne Co., OH 81 yr 3 mo..
Generation
No. 4
6.
GABRIEL4 DAGUE (MICHAEL3 DEEG, SOPHIA2 SCHMITT,
JACOB1) was born
February 14, 1791 in West Bethleham, Wash Cty, PA, and died January 22, 1872 in
Wadsworth, Medina Cty, Ohio. He married RACHEL HOWE 1815 in Washington Cty, PA,
daughter of *UNKNOWN HOWE. She was
born October 17, 1796 in Lancaster Cty, PA, and died June 07, 1878 in Wadsworth,
Medina Cty, Ohio.
More About RACHEL HOWE:
Burial: Doylestown
Note: Reportedly a niece of British General
Howe
Children of GABRIEL DAGUE and RACHEL HOWE are:
i. JOSEPH5 DAGUE, b. July 06, 1820, Lancaster Cty,
PA; d. June 04, 1888, Bangor, Van Buren Cty, Michigan; m. RACHEL ANN MILLER,
March 13, 1845, Stark, Ohio; b. November 19, 1825; d. March 20, 1923, Bangor,
Van Buren Cty, Michigan.
More About JOSEPH
DAGUE:
Note: These wives
may be the same person.
More About RACHEL
ANN MILLER:
Note: One source had
her name as Rachel Ann Moore
ii. ELIZABETH CATHERINE DAGUE, b. March 01, 1823, Lancaster
Cty, PA; d. May 27, 1900, Fostoria; Seneca Co., OH; m. SAMUEL JOSEPH STARNS,
November 14, 1843, Wayne Cty, Ohio.
More About SAMUEL
JOSEPH STARNS:
Note: Uncertain on
this name.
iii. EPHRAIM PETER DAGUE, b. July 16, 1832, Wayne Co., OH; d.
December 07, 1890; m. HENRIETTA JOHNSON, December 19, 1861, East Union; Wayne
Co., OH.
More About EPHRAIM
PETER DAGUE:
Burial: Fairview
Cemetery; Remsen's Corners, OH
7.
CATHERINE ANN4 DAGUE (MICHAEL3 DEEG, SOPHIA2 SCHMITT, JACOB1) was born
June 07, 1792 in West Bethlehem; Washington Co., PA, and died August 19, 1876
in Amwell Twp, Wash cty, PA 84 yr., 2 mo., 12 days.. She married JOHN MONINGER, JR. September 28, 1814 in Washington Co., PA, son of JOHN MONINGER and MARY *UNKNOWN. He was born March 27, 1791 in Germany, and died May
30, 1872 in Washington Cty, PA 81 yr., 2 mo., 3 days..
More About CATHERINE ANN DAGUE:
Burial: "Dutch Glory" Bethlehem
Lutheran Cemetery; Washington Co., PA
Resided: On a farm in Amwell TWP and after
death of John Moninger, Sr - in 183, they moved to and purchased the home farm
where they resided until death.
More About JOHN MONINGER, JR.:
Arrived: Bef. 1800, from Germany
Baptism/Member: Disciple Church
Burial: "Dutch Glory" Bethlehem
Lutheran Cemetery; Wash., PA
Comment 4: Republican
Military: 1812, US ARMY
Note: Came to US from Germany with his father
in the late 1700s
Occupation: Farmer
Children of CATHERINE DAGUE and JOHN MONINGER are:
i. JOHN MICHAEL5 MONINGER, b. October 19, 1818,
Amwell Twp; Washington Co., PA; d. October 14, 1887; m. HESTER ANN CONWAY,
March 19, 1841, Monongahelia Co., Va (WV); b. June 04, 1820; d. March 13, 1895.
More About JOHN MICHAEL
MONINGER:
Burial: Lone Pine
Cemetery; Lone Pine, PA
Note: Member of
Christian Church near Glyde, PA and also Superintendent of the bible school at
the Lutheran church.
Occupation: Teacher,
Surveyer
ii. LEAH MONINGER, b. February 01, 1821, Amwell TWP.,
Washington Co., PA; d. October 12, 1908, Amwell TWP; Washington Co., PA; m.
ANDREW SUTTON FRAZEE, January 26, 1837, Amwell TWP; Washington Co., PA; b.
August 22, 1816, Near Lone Pine; Amwell TWP., Washington Co., PA; d. November
05, 1889, Amwell TWP., Washington Co., PA..
More About LEAH
MONINGER:
Note: 14 children,
10 lived to maturity, 4 died young
More About ANDREW
SUTTON FRAZEE:
Baptism/Member: Lone
Pine Christian Church
Burial: Burial Lone
Pine Cemetery; Washington Co., PA
Cause of Death:
Bursting of blood vessel while coughing
Christening:
Desciples of Christ Church
Medical Information:
Paralysing stroke in 1988
Military: Possibly
was a PVT in the 22nd PA Calvary, Co. A
Military (2): 1863,
Discharged after contracting typhoid fever
Note: 14 children 10
lived to maturity 4 died young
Occupation: Farmer
Religion: Active
members of Lone Pine Christian Church; Lone Pine, PA
iii. GEORGE WASHINGTON MONINGER, b. September 11, 1823; d.
January 13, 1901; m. (1) MARY JANE MCGARY; m. (2) CATHERINE D. FOULK; m. (3)
MARY HUGHES.
More About GEORGE
WASHINGTON MONINGER:
Burial: Washington
Cemetery; PA
Occupation: Teacher,
Lumber Merchant
iv. MARY MADALENA MONINGER, b. February 05, 1825; d. Bef.
1908; m. JONATHAN GARBER, March 09, 1846; b. Washington Co., PA.
More About MARY
MADALENA MONINGER:
Resided: Moved to
Iowa
v. CATHARINA/CATHERINE MONINGER, b. February 10, 1828; d.
July 12, 1921; m. (1) SOLOMEN CRELE/CRILE; m. (2) SOLOMEN CRILE/CRELE; b. 1820;
d. April 15, 1862; m. (3) ABRAHAM RIGGLE, JR..
More About SOLOMEN
CRELE/CRILE:
Resided: Amwell
TWP., Washington Co., PA
More About ABRAHAM
RIGGLE, JR.:
Resided: Chestnut
Ridge, Amwell TWP., Washington Co., PA
vi. BARBARYOR BARBARA ELLEN MONINGER, b. December 04, 1830;
d. September 29, 1914; m. DAVID L. REYNOLDS, May 19, 1852.
More About BARBARYOR
BARBARA ELLEN MONINGER:
Resided: On a farm
in South Strabane TWP; Washington Co., Pa
More About DAVID L.
REYNOLDS:
Nickname: Squire
Note: Served as
Justice of Peace for many years.
Resided: On a farm
in South Strabane TWP., Washington Co., PA
vii. NICODEMAS " DEMAS" W. MONINGER, b. March 11,
1833; m. MARY V. RINGLAND, 1859.
More About NICODEMAS
" DEMAS" W. MONINGER:
Note: Taught school
in Amwell TWP. After his marriage he moved his family to Marshall Co., Iowa and
became a breeder and exhibitor of short horn cattle, winning a sweepstakes
prize at the International Fat Stock Show in Chicago, ILL.
viii. ONIAS W MONINGER, b. March 11, 1833; m. MARY V. RINGLAND,
1859.
More About ONIAS W
MONINGER:
Occupation: Teacher,
Livestock Breeder
ix. ONIAS MONINGER, b. August 24, 1837, At the Family
Homestead in Amwell TWP., Washington Co., PA; d. October 17, 1925; m. (1) EMILY
A. LEYDA, 1865; b. Ohio; m. (2) EMILY A (LEYDE), June 24, 1865; b. Ohio.
Notes for ONIAS
MONINGER:
[Eight Generations
Of Deeg.FTW]
In 1890 a well was
drilled on his farm and it turned out to be "light gas" so his house
was both heated and lite with gas.
More About ONIAS
MONINGER:
Comment 4:
Republican
Education: Pleasent
Valley Academy
Note: 1872,
Purchased and moved to the Old Moinger Homestead until his wife died. He then
made his home with his children.
Occupation: Taught
school in Amwell TWP., Washington Co., PA and later farmed.
8.
CATHERINE4 REED (CATHERINE ELIZABETH3 DAGUE, SOPHIA2 SCHMITT, JACOB1) was born
1778 in Winchester, VA, and died July 12, 1862 in Amwell TWP., Washington Co.,
PA. She married ABRAHAM RIGGLE (RIEGEL) Abt. 1797. He was born 1775 in Washington Co., PA,
and died February 24, 1837.
More About CATHERINE REED:
Burial: Bethlehm Lutheran Cemetery; Wash.,
Co., PA
More About ABRAHAM RIGGLE (RIEGEL):
Burial: Bethlehm Lutheran Cemetery; Wash.,
Co., PA
Child of CATHERINE REED and ABRAHAM (RIEGEL) is:
i. SAMUEL5 RIGGLE, b. 1802; m. LEURANA
"SUSANNAH" HORN, February 27, 1834; b. December 21, 1812, Washington
Co., PA; d. 1895.
More About SAMUEL
RIGGLE:
Burial: Bethlehem
Lutheran Cem., Glyde, Washington Co., PA
More About LEURANA
"SUSANNAH" HORN:
Burial: Bethlehem
Lutheran Cem., Glyde, Washington Co., PA
9.
FREDERICK4 SWINEHART (CATHERINE ELIZABETH3 DAGUE, SOPHIA2 SCHMITT, JACOB1) was born
December 21, 1781 in West Bethleham Tswp, Wash Cty, Pa, and died November 21,
1849 in New London, Tuscarawas Cty, Ohio. He married (1) SALOME "SARAH" KINTNER May
1804. She was born May 14, 1784 in Wash Cty, PA, and died June 05, 1814 in
Tuscarawas Cty, Oh. He married (2) MARIA "POLLY" RIDENOUR January 27, 1815.
Children of FREDERICK SWINEHART and SALOME KINTNER are:
i. GEORGE5 SWINEHART, b. Abt. 1805.
ii. ANDREW D SWINEHART, b. October 26, 1808; d. April 07,
1876, Tuscarawas Cty, Ohio; m. LEAH BAKER, February 16, 1832; b. Abt. 1815.
iii. SUSANNA SWINEHART, b. February 08, 1811, Tuscarawas Cty,
Oh; d. June 25, 1863, Barr's Mill, Tuscarawas, Ohio; m. JOHN WALTER, November
25, 1830, Tuscarawas Cty, Ohio; b. October 01, 1808, PA; d. September 18, 1874,
Tuscarawas Cty, Ohio Walter Family Cem.
iv. DAVID D SWINEHART, b. November 18, 1812, Wash Cty, PA; d.
April 28, 1875, Tuscarawas Cty, Ohio CrookedRunMeth.Cem; m. CHRISTINA POLLINS,
August 21, 1834; b. November 06, 1813, Westmoreland Cty, PA; d. December 27,
1892.
v. ELIZABETH SWINEHART, b. Abt. 1814; m. LEVI SHAFFER.
Children of FREDERICK SWINEHART and MARIA RIDENOUR are:
vi. SARAH5 SWINEHART, b. Abt. 1815, Tuscarawas,
OH; m. JOHN WELTY, April 28, 1835.
vii. MARGARET SWINEHART, b. Abt. 1817, Tuscarawas, OH; m. JOHN
STABLER.
viii. EVE SWINEHART, b. 1820, Tuscarawas, OH; d. June 21, 1838,
Tuscarawas, OH.
ix. ISAAC SWINEHART, b. 1822, Tuscarawas, OH.
x. FREDERICK JR SWINEHART, b. 1828, Tuscarawas, OH; m.
ISABELLA BINKLEY, February 01, 1852, Tuscarawas, OH; b. Abt. 1835.
10.
ESTHER JULIANA4 DAGUE (MICHAEL3, SOPHIA2 SCHMITT,
JACOB1) was born
January 21, 1784 in West Bethlehem, Washington Co., PA, and died September 28,
1876 in Plain TWP; Stark Co., OH. She married (1) CHRISTIAN DANIEL WOERSCHER/WARSTLER Abt.
1804. He was born January 10, 1770 in York Cty, PA, and died December 26, 1858
in Stark Cty, Ohio.
More About ESTHER JULIANA DAGUE:
Burial: Lutheran Church Cemetery; Plain TWP;
Stark Co., OH
Child of ESTHER DAGUE and CHRISTIAN WOERSCHER/WARSTLER is:
i. MARGARET5 WOERSCHLER/WARSTLER, b. June 10,
1805; d. September 25, 1877.
Child of ESTHER JULIANA DAGUE is:
ii. MARGARET5 WARSTLER, b. Abt. 1809, Ohio; d.
September 25, 1877.
11.
FREDERICK B.4 DAGUE (MICHAEL3, SOPHIA2 SCHMITT,
JACOB1) was born
February 12, 1787 in West Bethleham, Wash Cty, PA, and died December 23, 1867
in Wayne Co., Ohio at 80 yr and 10 mo 11 days. He married (1) CATHERINE HARSH Abt. 1815
in Wash Cty, PA, daughter of JOHN HARSH and MARIA GILBERT. She was born April 10, 1796 in West Bethleham, Wash
Cty, PA, and died Bet. July 12 - 19, 1834 in Milton Twsp, Wayne Cty, Ohio; 58
years, 2mo., 9 days.. He married (2) MARGARET ANNE BAKER February 09, 1837 in Columbus, Ohio. She was born
Abt. 1799, and died August 10, 1876.
More About FREDERICK B. DAGUE:
Burial: Hoover-Swager Cemetery; Milton, Wayne
Co., OH
Note: Went from Washington County, Pa to
Milton Township; Wayne County, Ohio with brothers Gabreal and Michael Abt.
1820.
More About CATHERINE HARSH:
Burial: Hoover-Swagler Cemetery, Milton TWP.,
; Wayne Co., OH
Note: Variant spellings include; Hirsch,
Hersh, and Hearsh)
Children of FREDERICK DAGUE and CATHERINE HARSH are:
i. HENRY5 DAGUE, b. April 27, 1816, Washington
Co., PA; d. December 21, 1901; m. (1) SARAH HARSH, March 16, 1839; b. October
10, 1822; d. Abt. 1854; m. (2) MARY POVERMAN (ELIZABETH?) BENEDICT, August 30,
1857; d. April 15, 1882.
More About HENRY
DAGUE:
Note: Went to Ohio
with family about 1820 then to Kansas and finally to Washington State
ii. MICHAEL DAGUE, b. 1818, Milton Twsp, Wayne Cty, Ohio; d.
October 20, 1839, Milton Twsp, Wayne Cty, Ohio.
More About MICHAEL
DAGUE:
Burial:
Hoover-Swagler Cemetery, Milton TWP. ; Wayne Co., OH
iii. JOHN DAGUE, b. November 16, 1820, Milton Tswp, Wayne Cty,
Ohio; d. May 19, 1895, Penfield, Lorain Cty, Ohio; m. BARBARA WALTNER, January
20, 1842, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Cty, Ohio; b. December 1816, Adams Cty, Pa; d.
April 18, 1900, Spencer, Medina Cty, Ohio.
iv. FREDERICK DAGUE, b. January 23, 1822, Milton Twsp, Wayne
Cty, Ohio; d. June 29, 1901, Lorain Cty, Ohio; m. MARIA SMITH, August 29, 1844;
b. December 09, 1824, Berks Co., PA; d. May 13, 1901.
More About FREDERICK
DAGUE:
Burial: Penfield Cem
Note: 1849, Deed to
farm near Medina/Lorain Co. Line
Religion: Charter
members of Black River Brethren Church in chatham; Medina Co., OH
More About MARIA
SMITH:
Baptism: September
30, 1845, Black River Church of the Brethren organized September 30, 1845
v. SARAH ANN DAGUE, b. 1826, Milton Twsp, Wayne Cty, Ohio;
d. February 11, 1907; m. (1) FRANCIS HARTEL, December 03, 1846, Sugar Creek,
Wayne Co., OH; m. (2) FRANKLIN J HARTELL, December 03, 1846; b. 1825; d.
January 05, 1915.
More About FRANCIS HARTEL:
Nickname: Frank
vi. LEVI DAGUE, b. Abt. 1824, Milton Twp, Wayne Cty, Ohio; m.
HARRIETT FLICKINGER, March 20, 1845, Chippewa TWP., Wayne Cty, Ohio; b. Abt.
1823, Somerset Cty, PA.
More About LEVI
DAGUE:
Arrived: 1867, moved
from Rittman, Ohio to Michigan
Census: 1870,
Michigan
Occupation: Farmer
Resided: 1870,
Sherwood TWP., Branch Co., Michigan
More About HARRIETT
FLICKINGER:
Census: 1870,
Michigan
Resided: 1870,
Sherwood TWP., Branch Co., Michigan
vii. JONAS DAGUE, b. October 27, 1833, Milton Twsp, Wayne Cty,
Ohio; d. June 28, 1874, Chathum, Medina Cty, Ohio Blk River Chur Cem.; m. DINAH
MILLER, November 20, 1855, Baughman Twp, Wayne Cty, Ohio; b. October 14, 1837,
Meyersdale, Somerset Cty, PA; d. May 19, 1891, State Ctr, Marshall Cty, IA.
More About JONAS
DAGUE:
Cause of Death:
Crushed when a log rolled off the wagon on top of him
More About DINAH
MILLER:
Note: 1876, Moved
from Chatham, Ohio to Gilman, Iowa
12.
MARGARET4 DAGUE (MICHAEL3, SOPHIA2 SCHMITT, JACOB1) was born
December 04, 1788 in West Bethlehem; Washington Co., PA, and died February 13,
1859 in Liberty Mills, Kosciusko Cty, Indiana. She married HENRY WILLIAM (EBI) EBY, SR. Abt. 1813 in Stark Co., OH, son of DAVID EBY and CATHERINE KULP. He was born
Bet. June - July 03, 1790 in PA, and died May 19, 1863 in Liberty Mills,
Wabash, Co., IN.
More About MARGARET DAGUE:
Burial: Wheeler Cemetery; Kosicusko Co., IN
Note: Had last child at age of 52????
More About HENRY WILLIAM (EBI) EBY, SR.:
Burial: Wheeler Cemetery; Kosicusko Co., IN
Census: 1820, Nimishillen; Stark Co., OH
Occupation: Farmer
Children of MARGARET DAGUE and HENRY EBY are:
i. HENRY5 EBY, b. 1819; d. 1892; m. (1)
KATHERINE BAER; m. (2) NANCY FISHER, 1871.
ii. SUSAN EBY, b. 1823; m. JOSEPH E. BLOOMER, March 06,
1842.
iii. JACKSON EBY, b. December 06, 1831.
iv. SAMUEL EBY, b. June 23, 1834; m. SAMANTHA BEAR.
v. CATHERINE EBY, b. August 25, 1817, Stark Co., OH; m.
BENJAMIN HOUTZ, March 13, 1840.
More About CATHERINE
EBY:
Note: Found marriage
of Catherine and Benjamin Kautz 15 March 1841 in Wabash Co. Court in Wabash
Co., IN - Could this be the same couple
vi. DAVID EBY, b. March 24, 1827, Stark Co., OH; d. July 26,
1885, Anderson, IN; m. REBECCA BAXTER; b. 1837.
vii. FREDERICK EBY, b. March 05, 1814, Stark Co., OH; d. April
30, 1842, Kosicusko Co., IN; m. HULDAH TAYLOR, February 28, 1841.
More About FREDERICK
EBY:
Burial: Wheeler
Cemetery; Kosicusko Co., IN
viii. JOHN EBY, b. October 29, 1815, Stark Co., OH; d. November
04, 1839, Kosicusko Co., IN.
More About JOHN EBY:
Burial: Wheeler
Cemetery; Kosicusko Co., IN
ix. LYDIA EBY, b. April 23, 1837, Stark Co., OH; d. 1909; m.
(1) ABRAHAM PARKER, August 14, 1851; m. (2) ARLAN JAMES OR AMES, September 07,
1854.
x. MARGARET EBY, b. March 04, 1825, Stark Co., OH; d.
August 28, 1839, Kosicusko Co., IN.
More About MARGARET
EBY:
Burial: Prob.
Wheeler Cemetery; Kosicusko Co., IN
xi. MICHAEL EBY, b. Bet. March 07 - June 20, 1821, Near
Canton; Stark Co., OH; d. Bet. August 01, 1850 - 1856, Liberty Mills, Wabash
Co., Indiana; m. HANNAH BENDER, Bet. January 26 - February 17, 1845, Warsaw;
Kosciusko Co., IN by Joel Hidy, J. P.; b. December 03, 1825, Near Canton; Stark
Co., OH; d. October 17, 1905, Stark, Neosho; Kansas.
More About MICHAEL
EBY:
Burial: Bet. August
03, 1850 - 1856, Wheeler Cemetery; Kosicusko Co., IN
Note: At least 2
children
xii. SARAH EBY, b. September 01, 1829, Milton Twsp, Wayne Cty,
Ohio; d. June 24, 1906, Drummond, Montana New Chicago, MT; m. (1) BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN HETTINGER, November 21, 1853; m. (2) NATHANIEL BURT, Abt. 1864; b.
1831, Ohio; d. August 15, 1872, Winnemucca, NV; m. (3) JOHN EDWARDS, Abt. 1920;
b. 1831.
More About SARAH
EBY:
Burial: Wheeler
Cemetery; Kosicusko Co., IN
More About NATHANIEL
BURT:
Occupation:
Farmer/Rancher
xiii. HENRY WILLIAM EBY, JR., b. Bet. April 03 - June 20, 1819,
Stark Co., OH; d. Bet. March 13, 1891 - March 29, 1892, Circleville, Jackson,
Kansas; m. (1) CATHERINE BAEHR OR BAER OR BARR, April 06, 1845, Wabash, IN; b.
Bet. March 26 - May 12, 1826, Stark Co., OH; d. March 13, 1870, Holton; Jackson
Co., Kansas; m. (2) NANCY ANN FISHER, June 16, 1871, Topeka, Kansas; b. August
16, 1842, Clearmont, OH; d. April 14, 1923, Circleville, Jackson Co., Kansas.
More About HENRY
WILLIAM EBY, JR.:
Burial: Brick
Cemetery, Jackson, Kansas
Note: He had 10
children by first wife and 7 with his second. He also reportedly raised several
of his son's children after his daughter-in-law was scalped by Indians. They had
a huge farm house. (Lavone Poulos)
Occupation:
Reportedly ran a junk yard during Civil War.
More About NANCY ANN
FISHER:
Burial: Halton;
Jackson Co., Kansas
xiv. SUSANNA EBY, b. June 06, 1823, Stark Co., OH; d. April 16,
1880; m. JOSEPH E. BLOOMER, March 06, 1842, Wabash Co., IN.
xv. JACKSON EBY, b. December 09, 1831, Stark Co., OH; d. July
13, 1896; m. HELEN MILLER, December 26, 1860.
More About JACKSON
EBY:
Note: One son
xvi. SAMUEL EBY, b. June 06, 1834, Stark Co., OH; m. SAMANTHA
BAEHR.
xvii. FRANK EBY, b. Abt. 1840.
More About FRANK
EBY:
Note: This may be
invalid as his mother would have been 52 at his birth. Carole Schetter did not
have him on her list.
13.
MAGDALENA4 DAGUE (MICHAEL3, SOPHIA2 SCHMITT, JACOB1) was born
Abt. 1787 in West Bethlehem; Washington Co., PA, and died Abt. 1824 in Ohio.
She married JOHN EBY Abt. 1806, son of DAVID EBY and CATHERINE KULP. He was
born 1781, and died March 23, 1843.
Children of MAGDALENA DAGUE and JOHN EBY are:
i. SAMUEL5 EBY, b. March 31, 1807; d. March 02,
1880; m. ELIZABETH KESSLER, May 19, 1835.
ii. MICHAEL EBY, b. July 27, 1808; d. March 01, 1883; m.
SUSANNE STAMBAUGH, August 01, 1833.
iii. DANIEL EBY, b. 1811; m. ESTHER SHELLHAMMER.
iv. DAVID EBY, b. December 12, 1813; m. (1) CATHERINE
SHELLHAMMER; b. 1817; d. 1858; m. (2) BARBARA WHITMAN.
v. GABRIEL EBY, b. July 27, 1818; d. December 06, 1906; m.
CAROLINE WAGNER.
vi. PETER EBY, b. April 24, 1820; d. October 08, 1892; m.
MARGARET MILLER; b. 1822; d. 1858.
vii. JOSEPH EBY, b. April 24, 1822; d. April 14, 1856; m.
RACHEL PALMER.
viii. MARY EBY, b. Abt. 1823; m. PETER FRANK.
ix. JOHN EBY, b. Abt. 1824.
14.
GABREAL/GABRIEL4 DAGUE (MICHAEL3, SOPHIA2 SCHMITT,
JACOB1) was born February
14, 1791 in West Bethlehem; Washington Co., PA, and died January 22, 1872 in
Wadsworth; Medina Co., Ohio. He married RACHEL HOWE, daughter of *UNKNOWN HOWE. She was born October 17, 1796 in Lancaster Cty, PA,
and died June 07, 1878 in Wadsworth, Medina Cty, Ohio.
More About GABREAL/GABRIEL DAGUE:
Burial: Doylestown
More About RACHEL HOWE:
Burial: Doylestown
Note: Reportedly a niece of British General
Howe
Children of GABREAL/GABRIEL DAGUE and RACHEL HOWE are:
i. ARCHIBALD5 DAGUE, b. March 24, 1816,
Lancaster Co., Pa; d. November 28, 1910, Medina County, OH; m. REBECCA ANN
MOORE, September 09, 1841, Sugar Creek; Wayne County, OH; b. 1817; d. 1882.
More About ARCHIBALD
DAGUE:
Burial: Chestnut
Hill-Doylestown Cemetery; Chippewa TWP., Wayne Co., OH
More About REBECCA
ANN MOORE:
Burial: Chestnut
Hill-Doylestown Cemetery; Chippewa TWP., Wayne Co., OH
ii. MICHAEL DEMAS DAGUE, b. April 13, 1818, PA; d. June 20,
1903, Wayne County, OH; m. (1) HANNAH LINEHART; m. (2) ELIZABETH KING MCELHENIE,
May 12, 1840, Wayne Co., OH; b. April 20, 1820; d. May 20, 1898.
More About MICHAEL
DEMAS DAGUE:
Burial: Chestnut
Hill-Doylestown Cemetery; Chippewa TWP., Wayne Co., OH
More About ELIZABETH
KING MCELHENIE:
Burial: Chestnut
Hill-Doylestown Cemetery; Chippewa TWP., Wayne Co., OH
iii. GABRIEL SWAGLER DAGUE, b. September 10, 1825, Wayne Cty,
Ohio; d. February 09, 1892; m. (1) JANE SMITH, October 03, 1850; d. February
09, 1892; m. (2) MARGARET D SCOTT, June 03, 1861.
More About GABRIEL
SWAGLER DAGUE:
Military service:
Civil War
iv. WILLIAM ANDREW DAGUE, b. April 04, 1828, Wayne Co., OH;
d. 1895; m. JANE A. SMITH, October 04, 1850, Mediana Co., OH; d. February 1892.
More About WILLIAM
ANDREW DAGUE:
Burial: Woodlawn
Cemetery; Wadsworth, Ohio
v. HIRAM HOWE DAGUE, b. May 02, 1830, Wayne Cty, Ohio; d.
April 20, 1906; m. CAROLINE C. SMITH, June 12, 1856, Summit County, OH.
More About HIRAM
HOWE DAGUE:
Burial: Mt. Peace
Cemetery; Akron, Summit Co., OH
vi. SAMUEL WARNER DAGUE, b. June 19, 1835, Wayne Cty, Ohio;
d. February 28, 1858, Drowned at age 22 yr. 8 mo; m. M. R..
More About SAMUEL
WARNER DAGUE:
Burial: Chestnut
Hill Cemetery; Chippewa TWP.; Wayne Co., OH
vii. CYRUS COE DAGUE, b. May 01, 1839, Wayne Cty, Ohio; d. 1862,
Seige of Vicksburg, buried in Nat'l Cem..
More About CYRUS COE
DAGUE:
Burial: National
Cemetery at Vicksburg, Miss.
Military service:
Civil War
15.
MICHAEL4 DAGUE (MICHAEL3, SOPHIA2 SCHMITT, JACOB1) was born
August 30, 1799 in West Bethleham, Wash Cty, PA, and died December 26, 1880 in
Milton Twp., Wayne Co., OH 81 yr 3 mo.. He married (1) DELILAH HOWE, daughter
of *UNKNOWN HOWE. She was born May 17, 1807,
and died August 28, 1850 in Milton Twp, Wayne Cty, Ohio. He married (2) CATHERINE *UNKNOWN. He married (3) SARAH HARTER July 09, 1854 in Canaan
TWP; Wayne Co., OH. She was born May 06, 1827, and died July 16, 1869.
More About MICHAEL DAGUE:
Burial: Hoover-Swagler Cemetery, Milton TWP.
; Wayne Co., OH
Note: One of three brothers who went to Ohio between
1820 and 1825.
Residence: 1850, Milton Tswp, Wayne Cty, Ohio
More About DELILAH HOWE:
Burial: Hoover-Swagler Cemetery, Milton TWP.
; Wayne Co., OH
Note: Reportedly a niece of British General
Howe
Children of MICHAEL DAGUE and DELILAH HOWE are:
i. HANNAH5 DAGUE, b. December 31, 1825, Ohio;
m. ABRAHAM FLICKINGER, JR., October 19, 1853, East Union; Wayne Co., OH; b.
Abt. 1830.
ii. JACOB B. DAGUE, b. October 19, 1827, Ohio; m. (1)
SUSANNA FLICKENGER, November 12, 1850, Wayne Co., OH; b. November 05, 1831,
Wayne Co., OH; d. Abt. 1858; m. (2) ANNA COGENHAVER, May 17, 1859.
iii. JOSEPH HAMILTON DAGUE, b. January 09, 1830.
iv. RUDOLPH H. DAGUE, b. November 17, 1833; m. (1) CAROLINE
FLICKINGER, February 20, 1855, Baughman TWP., Wayne Cty, Ohio; b. December 03,
1833, Smithville, Wayne Cty, Ohio; d. 1856, Died after daughter Maretta was
born. 22 yr. 11 mo 9 days; m. (2) CATHERINE FLICKENGER, February 25, 1858,
Wooster; Wayne Co., OH; b. Abt. 1837, Smithville, Wayne Cty, Ohio.
More About CAROLINE
FLICKINGER:
Burial:
Hoover-Swagler Cemetery, Milton TWP. ; Wayne Co., OH
More About CATHERINE
FLICKENGER:
Note: Sister of
Caroline
v. ENGLAND DEMAS DAGUE, b. December 03, 1835; d. April 17,
1885, Danville, Ill; m. MARY EVERHARD/EVERHART, September 07, 1858, Chippewa
TWP., Wayne Co., Ohio; b. February 24, 1832, Wayne Co., OH; d. April 17, 1885.
vi. DELILAH DAGUE, b. August 26, 1850; d. November 24, 1932;
m. JOHN REHM, September 18, 1870; b. September 07, 1847; d. June 27, 1927.
More About DELILAH
DAGUE:
Resided: 1930,
Orrville, Ohio
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