Showing posts with label Histe. Show all posts
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Friday, October 8, 2010

George Histe Family

•Name: George Histe
•Given Name: George
•Surname: Histe
•Sex: M
•Birth: Abt 1799 in MD
•Death: 5 Nov 1884 in Fostoria, , OH

Marriage 1 Sarah Sawlaw b: Abt 1802 in PA
•Married:

Children
1. Maria Histe
2. William Thornton Histe b: 26 Sep 1826 in Columbiana Co., OH
3. Matilda Histe b: 10 Mar 1829 in Columbiana Co., OH
4. Catharine Histe b: 3 Sep 1832 in Columbiana Co., OH
5. Cordelia Histe b: Abt 1835 in Columbiana Co., OH
6. Francis Marion Histe b: 19 May 1838 in Columbiana Co., OH
7. Benjamin Franklin Histe b: Mar 1841 in Columbiana Co., OH
8. Sarah Ann Histe b: 1845 in OH


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George and Sarah (Sawlaw) Histe




George and Sarah were my gt gt gt grandparents. They lived in Fostoria co., Ohio. Their daughter Maria married George Miller.

Histe


Histe family burial plot Fostoria co, Ohio. This picture includes the parents and brother of Maria Histe Miller. Maria's daughter Sarah was my gt grandmother.

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Daughters of William Thornton Histe




1 Isabelle HISTE b: 16 APR 1852 d: 5 JUL 1938
+ Jerimiah BLOSSER d: 9 SEP 1911
2 Harvey Thornton BLOSSER b: 2 APR 1878 d: UNKNOWN
+ Charlotte A. LUTZY d: UNKNOWN

Granddaughters of George Histe.

1. Cecelia HISTE was born 1855, and died UNKNOWN. She was the daughter of 2. William Thornton HISTE and 3. Mary Ann NOBLE. She married Gerald Gilbert SMITH. He died UNKNOWN. She married Cashius C. BEADLE. He died 1923 in Camas, WA.

Saturday, May 9, 2009

William T. Histe brother of Maria Histe Miller

WILLIAM T. HISTE, ex-county commissioner, Fostoria, was born in Columbiana County, Ohio, September 26, 1826, and came here with his parents, George and Sarah (Sawlaw) Histe, who settled in Fostoria, Ohio, in 1844. His father, a brick-maker and wheelwright by trade, for several years after coming here worked at cabinet-making, after which he manufactured brick for upward of twenty-five years; he died November 5, 1884, in his eighty-fifth year; his widow survives him at the age of eighty-three. They had a family of eight children: Maria, wife of George Miller; Willimn T.; Matilda, wife of Joseph England; Cordelia, wife of Daniel Weaver; Catharine, wife of J. Q. Albert; F. Marion; Sarah A., wife of Theodore Brown, and Benjamin F. Our subject was reared and educated in his native county. He was married, May 15, 1851, to Mary, daughter of William and Rebecca (Lytle) Noble, of Jackson Township, this county, by whom he has two children: Isabel, wife of Jeremiah Blosser, and Cecelia, wife of Cassius C. Boodle. In 1851 Mr. Histe embarked in the manufacture of brick which he carried on at intervals, up to 1865, when he engaged in farming in Jackson Township, living there until the spring of 1871., when he returned to Fostoria and resumed the manufacture of brick which he continued for three years. Then for a year (1874), he was in the furniture business. In the fall of 1878 he was elected to the office of county commissioner, re-elected in 1881, his term expiring December 1, 1884. In politics he is a stanch Democrat.

Taken from an Ohio History

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