The Family of Johan HUMRICHOUSE
and Barbara _____?
(8th. Generation)

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168 Johan HUMRICHOUSE, d. 27 May 1772, d. 27 May 1771, Germantown, Montgomery Co., PA, (169) Maria Barbara _____?. John HUMRICHOUSE, came to this country imported by Capt. James Taut from Rotterdam, last from Cowes,  c1748, when he is recorded taking the Oath of Government on 15 Sep 1748. He resided in Manchester Twp., York Co., PA, in 1750 and was taxed there in 1762. They sponsored some baptisms while living in York Co.: on 11 May 1755 Johann s/o Gorg Phillips Jacob and Margretha by Rev. Lischy; on 7 Dec 1760 Johann s/o Johann Wahl and Anna Maria by Jacob Lischy; on 23 May 1762 Johann s/o Johann Daentzel amd Margaretta; on 28 Apr 1767? Maria Barbara d/o Conrad Becker and Maria Catharina at Quickel's Church; on 30 Oct 1757 Johann s/o Johan Finck and Catharina by Jacob Licshy; on 8 Sep 1771 at Strayer's Church, Maria Barbara d/o Jacob Muller and Elisabeth.  In 1772 he was taxed 15 pound 2 shillings, 6 spence in Manchester Twp.. They sponsored on 9 Apr 1765 at Quickel's;  Maria Barbara d/o Ludwig Meyer and Maria Barbara; and on 16 Mar 1766, Johann s/o Andreas Muller and Dorethea at Quickel's. On 8 Sep 1871, Johannes and Maria Barbara sponsored the bpt. of Maria Barbara d/o Jacob and Elisabetha Muller at at Salem or Strayers Reformed Church, Dover, York Co., PA. He moved to Germantown, Montgomery Co., PA in 1771, but paid tax of 25 pounds, 16 shillings in Manchester Twp., York Co. on 100 acres, 3 horses and 3 cattle. An inventory of his estate was filed in Manchester Twp., in 1771. (FH9, 62, PAYOB6 p220, 249, 267, 220, 17 p39, 26, 28 p217, 35 p19, US1 v1 p382) Children:

WILL: filed 11 Nov 1771, Barbara HUMRICHOUSE, administrator; ESTATE: John HUMRICHOUSE 27 Mar 1772, Manchester Twp., 100 acres adjacent to Jacob Hoke, Manchester Twp.; widow Barbara; children: John, the oldest, Peter, George, Catherine, and Maria; 20 May 1772: Sheriff Samuel Edie valued farm at 200 pounds; son John to take farm and pay heirs each 18 pounds, 10 shellings, 1 1/4 pence now; at death of widow Barbara 9 pounds,  5 shillings, 3 pence; 27 May 1772: on widow's plea John Wall of York made guardian of George 13y, Mary 11y, Jacob 7y; Catherine 17 chose Frederick Eicholtz her guardian; 2 Jun 1773: Barbara administrator; balance of estate 45 pounds, 16 shillings, 4 pence; daughter Barbara  now 16 chose Jacob Hoke of Manchester her guardian. (FH62)

168.1 Johannes HUMRICHOUSE b. 28 Apr 1751, York Co., PA, d. c1819, York Co.,  m. Maria 'Mary' Barbara QUICKLE b. 1753, d/o George and Maria Ursula (MILLER) QUICKLE, of Dover Twp., York Co. John and Barbara raised a large family in York Co., PA. He bought the 150 acre farm that belonged to his father from this brothers and sisters. In 1779 John paid 25 pounds 16 shillings tax on 100 acres, 3 horses, and 3 cattle in Manchester Twp., York Co. In 1783 he had 3 horned cattle, 4 horses and 100 acres, valued at 66 pounds 10 shillings, taxed 5 shillings 9 pence. They sponsored the following baptisms, all at Quickels Church except one: 6 Jun 1773 Andreas of Andres Seib and Eva; 29 Dec 1774 Maria Barbara d/o Adam Quickel and Anna; 11 Jul 1785 Johann s/o Samuel and Elisabeth Gross; 8 Aug 1776 Maria Barbara d/o Philip Quickel and Catharina; 20 Sep 1767 Elisabeth d/o Jacob and Barbara Zimmerman; 6 Apr 1788 Catharina d/o Heinrich DUNDORE (TUNDORE), his brother-in-law; 22 Oct 1786 Johann s/o Johann Finck and Catharine; 3 Jul 1790, Susannah d/o William Creig and Anna Maria; 2 Oct 1793 Johann s/o George Finck and Barbara; 4 Feb 1782, Elisabeth d/o George HUMRICHOUSE at Strayer's Church; and 24 Feb 1782 Johan Georg s/o Georg Finck. His inventory was probated in Dover Twp., York Co., in 1819. In 1821, Barbara were living in Fairfield Co., OH, having eighty grandchildren. The children for the most part were all baptized at Quickel's Church. (FH9,61,62, PAYOB6 p62, 148, 151-153, 155, 162-163, 165, 168-169, 170, 172, 175, 178-179,  28 p152, 217, 26, 35 p19) Known children:

ESTATE: 27 Mar 1820: daughter Sarah over 14y, George Fackler guardian; widow Mary and other children: John Jr., George, William and Mary, Peter STROKER,  guardian. (FH62)

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168.3 Catherine HUMRICHOUSE bpt. 27 May 1756, m. bet. 1775 and 1777, Henrich DUNDORE (or DUNDOR, DUNTOHR, DUNTOR, TUNDORE), s/o John and Christina DUNDORE of Dover Twp., York Co., PA.. Some of the children of this family may have migrated to and lived in NY according to the HUMRICHOUSE history. However a search of the census reveals that most DUNDORES were living in Berks Co., PA, a very few went into the mid west. On 20 May 1774 Henry warranted 80 acres in Conewago Twp. In 1779 he paid tax of 4 pounds 13 shillings on 80 acres, 1 horse, and 2 cattle in Dover Twp., York Co., PA.  In 1783 he had 3 horned cattle,  horses and 100 acres, valued at 66 pounds 10 shillings, taxed 5 shillings 9 pence.Henrich probably m. 2nd., Hannah _____?, the wife named in his will. The children's birth records are from Zion Lutheran church, Conewago Twp., York Co., PA, also known as Quickel's Union Church. Henrich DUNMORE'S will was probated on 7 May 1817, Dover Twp., York Co, PA. The children were all baptized at Quickel's. Heinrich and  Catharina sponsored at many baptisms, the first four when they were single; 23 Dec 1772 Heinrich  and Catharina (both single) sponsored Johan Heinrich, s/o Andreas Melhorn and Elisabeth; 9 May 1773 Heinrich and Christine Denzel (both single) sponsored Christina d/o Johan Demeint and Maria; 6 Jun 1775, Henry and Catharina (both single) sponsored Andreas s/o Andreas Melhorn and Elisabeth; 1775 Catharina sponsored Maria Barbara d/o Adam Quickel and Ann; while married: 5 May 1779  Catharina Elisabeth d/o Thomas Bonein and Anna; 16 May 1779 Catharina d/o Geogre Leiser and Barbara; 6 Nov 1791, Maria Catharine d/o Johan HOMERICHAUS and Barbara; 28 May 1792, Johan s/o William Greecha nd Anna Maria; and 1795 Catharina d/o Philip Seib and Catharina.  (FH9,61,  PABEB1 p883, 2 p261, PAYOB4, 6 p151-152, 154, 156, 158-159, 165, 169, 179-180, 182, 186-187172, 28 p217, 26, 34p94,  35 p44, MDWAB7) Children:

WILL: Henrich DUNDORE: written 21 Jun 1816, probated 7 May 1817, Dover Twp., York Co, PA; wife Hannah; children: Lydia, John, Barbara, Margaret, Catherine, Susannah, Maria (wd/o _____? Schlothour); Executors Henry Stover and Susanna Krisley: (PAYOB4) Note: the estate records dispute the name of his wif e when he died. In the estate he Catherine, not Hannah was named. 2nd. copy WILL: wife Catherine, granddaughter Elizabeth SNELAKER; 4 children of deceased daughter Maria SCHOLTHHOWER ; Executors Henry Stover Esq, and son-in-law Samuel KNISELY: ESTATE:  5 Dec 1818 balance of estate 1126 pounds 37 shillings; on 16 Feb 1819 grandchildren John, Matilda, Susannah and Lydia SLOTHOWER all under age 14 get Henry SLOTHOWER as a guardian; Henry SLOTHOWER and Henry Crowl gave $2200 Bond to cover Guardianship; on 17 May 1836 Edward Chapin, James Anderson and J. A. Fisher to audit and settle and determine (bal of estate?), exception to account of Samel KNISELY  one of the executors of Henry DUNDORE late of Dover Twp.; on 18 FEb 1840 seperate account of Samuel KNEISLY one of the executors of Henry DUNDORE late of Dover Twp., agreed upon receipt from John Lower$32 and rent $7.71 to Benjamin Miller left the widow $10.07, total $47.78; on 7 Apr 1840 Henry Stover Esq., executor of Henry DUNDORE late of Dover Twp., balance $458.05 1/2. (FH61)

168.3b Johannes (or John) DUNDORE b. 29 Oct 1779, PA, d. before 1820, Washington Co., MD,  m. Christiana _____? b. between 1774 and 1794. In 1810 there was 1 male under 10 ?, 1 male 26-45 (John), 3 females under 10 (probably Catherine, Elizabeth, and Susan), 1 female 26-45 (Christiana). They were in Elizabeth Hundred (Hagerstown), Washington Co. In 1820 Christiana was living in the 3rd. District, Washington Co., with 1 male 0-10, 1 female 10 to 16, and 1 female 26-45 (Christiana). His uncle, Peter HUMRICHOUSE, was the administrator of his estate on 1 Jun 1825. Johannes or John DUNDORE left a widow and 6 children. The total value of his estate was $110.25. More research is needed before they can be considered.  (FH61, MDWA3-4, MDWAB2, 7p26, PAYOB6 p62, 28 p152) Children (probably not order of birth):

168.3b1Catherine DUNDORE  m. 25 Jan 1841, Washington Co., MD, David SHRIVER. (MDWAB1)

168.3b2 Elizabeth DUNDORE m. 31 Dec 1827, Washington Co., MD, Jacob J. (TRITSCH) TRITCH (MDWAB1)

168.3b3 Susan DUNDORE b. c1804, PA, m. 3 Oct 1829, Washington Co., MD, George Colliflower EAKLE, b. 1810, d. before 1880,  Susan died in _____ and is buried in Elmwood Cem., Shepherdstown, Jefferson Co., WV. In 1850 through 1870 George lived in Shepherdstown, Jefferson Co., WV, where he was a carpenter. In 1850 Abrfaham EAKLE and Daniel Brooks, both carpenters were in the household. He married 2nd.after 1850 Mary VANSANT b. c1818, VA, and may have had more children. The HUMRICHOUSE history states that he may have gone west and remarried, which does not seem to be the case. In 1880 his 2nd. wife Mary Was living in Potomac, Jefferson Co., WV, with her brother John VANSANT. (FH9, WVJE12-14) Children:

  • 168.3b3a Elias EAKLE b. c1830, MD
  • 168.3b3b Mary EAKLE b. c1833, MD
  • 168.3b3c John W. EAKLE b. c1844, VA
  • 168.3b3d Elizabeth 'Bettie' EAKLE b. c1841, VA
  • 168.3b3e Catherine EAKLE  b. c1844, VA

168.3b3a Elias EAKLE b. c1830, MD, d. before Jun 1880, probably Washington, DC, m. Mary F. _____? b. Jun 1831, CT. In 1860 Elias was a carpenter living in Washington, DC. After 1860 Mary, a widow, was living with her children or in the children's homes and was still living in 1920 at age 89. By 1880 Mary was a widow, with Etta B. working in the post office and Arthur a printer. In 1900 George was at home and a coal dealer living at home. In 1910 George H. was at home, a coal dealer, as well as Homeretta, along with Edward H., a widower, with 2 dons. In 1920 George was  printer and head of the household with his mother and sister Etta, a government worker, in the home. (WSDC6,8-11) Children:

  • 168.3b3a1 George H. EAKLE b. Mar 1856, DC
  • 168.3b3a2 Homeretta EAKLE b. c1858, DC
  • 168.3b3a3 Edward H. EAKLE b. c1859/60, DC
  • 168.3b3a4 Etta B. EAKLE b. c1860, DC (Nov 1857 in 1900 census)
  • 168.3b3a5 Arthur Starr EAKLE b. 27 Jul 1863, DC, d. 5 Jul 1931, HA

168.3b3a3 Edward H. EAKLE b. c1859/60, DC, m. 1893, Rachel _____? b. Nov 1861, NJ, d before 1910. In 1900 they were in Washington, DC. In 1910 Edward and the 2 boys were living with his mother. (WSDC9-10) Children:

  • 168.3b3a3a John C. EAKLE b. Aug 1894, DC
  • 158.3b3a3b Edwin H (or Edward EAKLE b Dec 1895, DC

168.3b3a5 Arthur Starr. EAKLE b. 27 Jul 1863, Washington, DC, d. 5 Jul 1931, Honolulu, HA while studying minerals of Hawaii, m. 1899, Fannie V. KENNEY b. Sep 1870, OH. Arthur received his doctorate, magna cum laude, from University of Munich in 1896. He joined the faculty of University of California Berkeley, as an assistant professor in 1903, became an associate professor in 1913, a full professor in 1919, and a professor emeritius in 1929. He was a member and one of the founders of the Society of American Mineralogist, and a past president. He was always active in social and civic affairs. He was co-author of Minerals of California, and author of Mineral Tables and Mineral Tables for Determnation of Minerals and Their Physical Physical Properties. In 1900 Arthur was teaching and they wee living in the 1st. Ward, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA. In 1910 and 1920 they were living in Berkeley, Oakland Twp., Alemeda Co., CA. (CAAL4-5, CANP2, MAMD11) Children:

  • 168.3b3a5a Alice F. EAKLE b. c1909,10, CA

168.3e Anna Maria DUNDORE b. 10 Mar 1786, York Co., PA, d. bef. 16 Mar 1808, First Refomed Church and Trinity, Henry B. SLOTHOWER (SLOTHOUR, SLUTHOUR, SLUTHOWER), Anthonry and Maria Catherine (BENEDICT) SLOTHOWER. Anthony was a witness to Heinrich DUNDORE'S will, and Henry was designated the  guardian to his 4 minor children on 16 Feb 1819 in Heinrich DUNDORE'S estate records. (FH60,61) Children:

  • 168.3e1 John D. SLOTHOWER b. 3 Nov 1808, d. 7 Mar 1885, PA
  • 168.3e2 Matilda SLOLTHOWER under 14 in 1817
  • 168.3e3 Susannah SLOTHOWER under 14 in 1817
  • 168.3e4 Lydia SLOTHOWER under 14 in 1817

168.3e1 John D. SLOTHOWER b. 3 Nov 1808, d. 7 Mar 1885, Washington Twp., York Co., PA, m. Mary Magdalena BENTZ b. 1 Apr 1811, d. 5 Nov 1891, Washington Twp. In 1850 through John was farming in Washington Twp. In 1880 John W, 31, the youngest son and a laborer was living at home. (FH60,61, PAYO7,10) Children (1 known):

  • 168.3e1a Jacob SLOTHOWER b. c1831, PA
  • 168.3e1b Henry  B. SLOTHOWER b. Aug 1835, PA
  • 168.3e1c George SLOTHOWER b. c18__?, PA
  • 168.3e1d Joseph SLOTHOWER b. c1839, PA
  • 168.3e1e Elias B. SLOTHOWER b. ___? 1841, PA (m. Lydia KIMMEL)
  • 168.3e1f Solomon SLOTHOWER b. c1842, PA
  • 168.3e1g Sophia SLOTHOWER b. c1842, PA
  • 168.3e1h John W. SLOTHOWER b. c1849, PA

168.3e1b Henry  B. SLOTHOWER b. Aug 1835, PA, d. before 1920, m. Catherine _____? b. Mar 1839, PA. In 1860 through 1910 Henry was a carpenter in Warrington Twp., York Co., PA. In 1860 his brother Joseph was living in the home. In 1870 he was a lawyer, and in 1880, a miller. In 1900 Margaret A. (which later is identified as Anna M.) and her husband are living in the household. In 1920 Catherine was a widow. (PAYO8-13) Children:

  • 168.3e1b1 Ephraim SLOTHOWER b. Aug 1858, PA
  • 168.3e1b2 John C. SLOTHOWER b. c1859, PA
  • 168.3e1b3 Mary A. SLOTHOWER b. c1862, PA
  • 168.3e1b4 Nancy J. SLOTHOWER b. c1864, PA
  • 168.3e1b5 Anna M. SLOTHOWER b. c1874, PA
  • 168.3e1b6 Emma SLOTHOWER b. c1874, PA
  • 168.3e1b7 Cevilla SLOTHOWER b. c1876, PA
  • 168.3e1b8 Minnie SLOTHOWER b. Aug 1880, PA

168.3e1b1 Ephaim SLOTHOWER b.Aug1858, York Co., PA, m. 1884, Eveline E. _____ b. Nov 1864, PA. In 1900 through 1920 Ephraim was farming in Warrington Twp., York Co. (PAYO11-13) Children:

  • 168.3e1b1a Dora SLOTHOWER b. Feb 1885, PA
  • 168.3e1b1b Russell C. SLOTHOWER b. Dec 1887, PA
  • 168.3e1b1c Mary M. SLOTHOWER b. Jul 1894, PA
  • 168.3e1b1d Harry G. SLOTHOWER b. c1902, PA
  • 168.3e1b1e Ira G. SLOTHOWER b. c1904, PA

168.3e1b5 Anna M. SLOTHOWER b. Mar 1868, York Co., PA, m. 1889, Ira J. SOLLENBERGER b. Jul 1870, PA. In 1900 Anna was called 'Margaret A.' Her age fits Anna M. not her sister Mary A., who was born in 1862. Anna and her husband were living with her parents in 1900 in Warrington Twp., York Co. In 1910 and 1920 Ira was described as a fruit farmer and they were living next door to Anna's parents. (PAYO11-13)

168.3e1d Joseph SLOTHOWER b. c1839, York Co., PA, m. Mary M. _____? b. c1835, PA. In 1860 he was a carpenter living in Warrington Twp., York Co. with his brother Jacob. In 1870 Joseph was still a carpenter living in Germany Twp., Adams Co., PA. In 1880 they were living in Washington Twp., York Co. (PAAD9, PAYO9-10)

168.3e1e Elias SLOTHOWER b. 1841, PA, m. Lydia _____? b. c1836, PA. In 1870 Elias was a carpenter living in Franklin Twp., York Co. (PAYO9) Children:

  • 168.3e1e1 Ida SLOTHOWER b. c1866, PA
  • 168.3e1e2 Elmer SLOTHOWER b. May 1870, PA

168.3e1e2 Elmer SLOTHOWER b. May 1870, PA. In 1900 Elmer and a child were living with Dena Spiles in Menrol Twp., Cumberland Co., PA. (PACU11) Childen:

  • 168.3e1e2a Edward SLOTHOWER b. Sep 1889, PA

168.4 Johann George HUMRICHOUSE, bpt. 1 Jul 1750, York Co., PA, m. 11 Dec 1780, Zion Reformed Church, York Co., PA. Elisabeth RUNNER. In 1783 George had 2 males, 3 females, 2 horned cattle, 2 horses, 2 sheep, 70 acres, 1 house and 1 outhouse, valued at 51 pounds, and was taxed 1 pound, 14 shillings in York Co. George migrated to Rockingham Co., VA in 1788. George died early and his wife Elizabeth remained unmarried. (FH9,62, PAYOB6 p62, 63, 114, 147, 155, 172, 17 p48, 26, 28 p217) Children (three known):

168.4a Jacob HUMRICHOUSE, b. 19 Feb 1788, Caroline Co., VA, d. 24 Jan 1871, Miami Co., IN, m. Elizabeth LARIMER, b. 3 Sep 1816, d/o Ebernezer LARMIMER, d. 16 Mar 1864, prob. in IN. Jacob left home, taking a trip down the Mississippi River, and eventually ended up in Hagerstown, MD, as an apprentice to a carriage maker (prob. Uncle Peter HUMRICHOUSE who was engaged in that business). Jacob served in War of 1812, later settling in Fairfield Co., OH in 1829. When the family moved from Fairfield Co., they settled in Lafayette, IN, moving in a few weeks to Delphi, on the Wabash River, thence to Camden, Carroll Co., IN in the spring of 1830. He was on the grand jury in 1830. On 13 Mar 1831, he was appointed Constable in Deer Park Twp. On 10 Aug 1834, Jacob and John (brother?) joined the Old Settlers Society. Jacob settled on a Quarter Section of land, now owned (1913) by Edward Wright HUMRICHOUSE. In 1860, he was living in Jackson Twp., Miami Co., IN. He is buried in Chittick Cem., Deer Creek Twp., Miami Co. (FH9, INCAB2,9-10, INMIB2) Children:

168.4a1 John Larimer HUMRICHOUSE, b. 1 Jul 1817, IN, d. 8 May 1899, Jackson  Twp., Carroll Co., IN, m. 16 Mar 1841, Carroll Co., Catherine BRYNER (BRINEER in one record) b. 1817, PA, d. 7 Sep 1882, Carroll Co. They are buried in Camden Cem., Carroll Co. In 1880 John was farming in Jackson Twp., with Hanna BRYNER (BRINER), his sister-in-law in the home. (FH9, INCA3-4,6-7) Children:

  • 168.4a1a Jasper BrynerHUMRICHOUSE b Jun 1843, IN, d. Miami Co., IN
  • 168.4a1b Jacob Henry HUMRICHOUSE, Bennetts Switch, IN
  • 168.4a1c John Erwin HUMRICHOUSE b. 28 Nov 1848, IN d. 30 Nov 1929, IIN
  • 168.4a1d Edward Wright HUMRICHOUSE b. 4 May 1855, IN, d. 24 Apr 1930, IN
  • 168.4a1e Mary Alice HUMRICHOUSE b. IN, deceased by 1913
  • 168.4a1f Newson HUMRICHOUSE b. IN, deceased in 1913

168.4a1a Jasper Bryner HUMRICHOUSE b Jun 1843, IN (to Seattle, WA?), m. Margaret R. _____? b. Mar 1843, IN. In 1870 He was farming in Bennett Switch, Miami Co., IN. In 1880 and 1900 he was farming in Jackson Twp., Carroll Co., IN. Jasper is listed in Chittick Cem.records, Deer Creek Twp., Miami Co., but there are no dates. (INCA6-7, INMI4, INMIB2) Children:

  • 168.4a1a1 Mary A. J. HUMRICHOUSE b. Jan 1870, IN
  • 168.4a1a2 James W. HUMRICHOUSE b. Jan 1872, IN
  • 168.4a1a3 Pearle HUMRICHOUSE b. c1874, IN
  • 168.4a1a4 John C. HUMRICHOUSE b. Mar 1877, IN
  • 168.4a1a5 Bertha S. HUMRICHOUSE b. c1879, IN
  • 168.4a1a6 Goldie S. HUMRICHOUSE b. Oct 1880, IN

168.4a1b Jacob Henry HUMRICHOUSE b. c1847, IN, m. 1872, Lavinia _____? b. c1852, IN. In 1880 and 1910 Jacob was farming in Deer Creek Twp., MIami Co., IN. The wife in 1880 is called 'Malina' and a Peral A. BROWN 3, an adopted daughter is in the home. (INMI5,7)

168.4a1c John Erwin HUMRICHOUSE b. 28 Nov 1848, IN, d. 30 Nov 1929, Carroll Co., IN, m. 25 Oct 1876, Carroll Co., Zerinda SHERMAN b. 3 Jan 1853, IN, d. 10 Oct 1910, Carroll Co., d/o Mervin and Martha (YEAGER) SHERMAN. In 1880, John was farming in Deer Creek Twp., Miami Co., IN, and in 1900 he was farming in Jackson Twp., Carroll Co. They are buried in Camden Cem., Carroll Co. (INCAB5-7, INCA7, INMI5) Children:

  • 168.4a1c1 Mary H. HUMRICHOUSE b. Oct 1878, IN
  • 168.4a1c2 Blanche HUMRICHOUSE b. Oct 1879, IN
  • 168.4a1c1 Glenn D. HUMRICHOUSE b 12 Oct 1881, IN, d. 18 Jul 1919, IN
  • 168.4a1c3 Edwin S. HUMRICHOUSE b. Feb 1882, IN
  • 168.4a1c4 Merrill HUMRICHOUSE b. May 1886, IN
  • 168.4a1c5 Earl HUMRICHOUSE b. Mar 1887, IN
  • 168.4a1c6 Lawrence HUMRICHOUSE b. 29 Mar 1889, IN, Carroll Co., IN
  • 168.4a1c7 _____? HUMRICHOUSE b. 4 Jan 1892, IN
  • 168.4a1c8 Eva HUMRICHOUSE b. 22 Oct 1895, IN

168.4a1c1 Glenn D. HUMRICHOUSE b 12 Oct 1881, IN, d. 18 Jul 1919, Carroll Co., IN, m. Elva 'Elvie' E. DAVIS. In 1920 Elva and her son Blair B. HUMRICHOUSE were living with her brother John C. MCMULLEN in rock Creek Twp., Carroll Co.Elva may have been married prior to her marrying Glenn, or the name DAVIS is incorrect, or John is possibly a half-brother. The name of the son is Blair in the census, not Bert. They are buried in Camden Cem., Carroll Co. (INCAB6-7,,9) Children:

  • 168.4a1c3a D. F. HUMRICHOUSE b. 27 Jul 1912, Carroll Co.
  • 168.4a1c3b Bert B. HUMRICHOUSE b. 17 Mar 1914, Carroll Co.

168.4a1c4 Merle HUMRICHOUSE b. May 1886, Jackson Twp., Carroll Co., IN, m. 3 Jul 1916, by Rev. D. Heitmyer, Kate CLIFTON, Carrollton Twp., d/o Bert and Rachel CLIFTON, of Carrollton Twp. (INCAB8)

168.4a1c6 Earl HUMRICHOUSE b. Mar 1887, IN, m. Gertruce FIFE. (INCAB3, 6) Children:

  • 168.4a1c3a Elsie Opal HUMRICHOUSE b. 20 Nov 1910, d. 7 Aug 1914, Jackson Twp., Carroll Co.
  • 168.4a1c3b Charles HUMRICHOUSE b. 14 Nov 1813, Carroll Co.,.IN
  • 168.4a1c3c Fred L. HUMRICHOUSE b. 5 Aug 1915, Carroll Co., IN
  • 168.4a1c3d Ruth E. HUMRICHOUSE b. 5 Aug 1915, Carroll Co., IN.
  • 168.4a1c3a _____? HUMRICHOUSE b. 25 Apr 1917, Carroll Co., IN, d. 26 Apr 1917.

168.4a1d Edward Wright HUMRICHOUSE b. 4 May 1855, IN, d. 24 Apr 1930, Carroll Co., IN, m. 17 Mar 1830 Carroll Co., Kate HUNT b. 1864, d. 1949, Carroll Co.. They are buried in Camden Cem., Carroll Co. (INDAB4, 7-8) Children:

  • 168.4a1d1 Zophar J. HUMRICHOUSE b. 3 Jan 1891, IN, d. 28 Mar 1973, IN
  • 168.4a1d2 _____ (male) HUMRICHOUSE b. 16 Dec 1892, IN

168.4a1d1 Zophar J. HUMRICHOUSE b. 3 Jan 1891, IN, Camden, Carroll Co., IN, d. 28 Mar 1973, Carroll Co. m. Edna Mae ROBINSON, b. 15 Mar 1886, d. 2 Feb 1973, Carroll Co. They are buried in Camden Cem., Carroll Co. (INDAB4,7-8, US1)

168.4a3 Effie HUMRICHOUSE, b. 13 Jan 1821, d. 16 Mar 1846, Wabash Co., IN, m. 8 Nov 1843, Philip SCHULER,  from Washington Co., IN. Philip probably married 2nd., Elizabeth _____?, b. c1852?, PA, had had several children: Henry  b. Aug 1854, IN, Alvin b. c1857, IN, and Effie b. c1859, IN, prior to his marriage to Effie. One known child: (FH9, INWBB2, INWB3) Child:

  • 168.4a3a Mary Elizabeth SCHULER, d. in infancy

168.4a4 Catherine Ann HUMRICHOUSE b. 12 Sep 1822, IN, d. 29 Oct 1875 Tipton, Tipton Co., IN, m. 29 Oct 1886, Miami Co., IN, John GREEN b. 20 May 1807, Yancey Co., NC. John moved to Tipton Co., with his parents in 1810, then to Jennings Co., IN, in 1819. He entered Hanover College in 1838 staying until 1838, then farmed for 5 years. He began to study law in 1838 under Wilberfore Lyle of Madison Co., IN, was admitted to the bar in 4 years and soon after the Supreme and U. S. Courts. In 1848 he moved to Tipton Co., purchasing 80 acres of land and 2 lots in Tipton, later adding 40 acres to the original purchase. In earlier days he was a Justice of the Peace and Twp. trustee and served 2 terms in the state senate (1856 and 1868).In 1860 he was elected Common Pleas Judge for Hanover, Tipton, Howard, Grant and Clifton counties. He was first married to Nancy Marshall of Jefferson Co., IN on 14 Apr 1859; she d. 7 Oct 1865, in Tipton, by whom he had 5 children: Milton F., Alice B., Brandt, Mrs. Catherine G. Trout and John Q. He then married Catherine. After her death he m. 7 Sep 1876, Caroline Passwater. From 1860 through 1880 they were living in Cecero Twp., Tipton Co. In 1870 James Raburn, a farmer, was im the household. There were no children by Catherine HUMRICHOUSE or Caroline Passwater. (FH9, INMIB1, INTTB1, INTT2-4)

168.4a5 Ebenezer HUMRICHOUSE, b. 7 Nov 1824, IN,, d. 13 Jan 1886, age 61, Miami Co., m. 16 Aug 11849, Miami Co., IN, Minerva Ann LEWIS/ b. 21 Dec 1835, IN, d. 5 May 1865, Miami Co. He m. 2nd. Catherine N. WILSON on 9 Jan 1865. She d. 17 Apr 1875, age 29y. He m. 3rd. Elizabeth Hall DICKSON on 23 Apr 1876. She d. Henry Co., MO, 13 Jan 1897, aged 65y. They are buried in Chittick Cem., Deer Creek Twp., Miami Co., with children Jara and Willie W.(FH9, INMIB1-2) Children:

  • 168.4a5a Effie Catherine Rayborn HUMRICHOUSE b. 13 May 1854 (may have m. a HAMES)
  • 168.4a5b Jara HUMRICHOUSE d. 11 Aug 1855, Miami Co.
  • 168.4a5c John Charles HUMRICHOUSE b. 3 Jun 1860, resides Kokomo, IN
  • 168.4a5d Willie W. HUMRICHOUSE d. 2 Jul 1865, Miami Co.
  • 168.4a5e Ebenezer Wilson HUMRICHOUSE b. 8 Feb 1866
  • 168.4a5e Katherine Anna HUMRICHOUSE b. 29 Mar 1869

168.4a5c John Charles HUMRICHOUSE b. 3 Jun 1860, IN, m. 19 Apr 1883, Miami Co., IN, Mary ELLERS b. c1862, IN. In 1910 John was living in the 2nd. Ward, Kokomo, Howard Co., IN, with Andrew J. HAMES 10, a nephew, b. in IN. (INHW7, IMINB1) Childen:

  • 168.4a5c1 Wright HUMRICHOUSE b  c1886, IN
  • 168.4a5c2 Helen HUMRICHOUSE b. c1890, IN

168.4a5d Katherine Anna HUMRICHOUSE b. 29 Mar 1869, IN, d. 23 Sep 1941, age 72, Miami Co. IN, m. 28 Nov 1889, Miami Co., James T. C. STEDMAN b. Mar 1868, IN, d. 1 Sep 1953, Miami Co. In 1900 and 1920 James was farming in Deer Creek Twp., Miami Co. The are buried in Chittick Cem., Deer Creek Twp., along with their sons Ben and William. (INMIB1-2, INMI6-8) Children:

  • 168.4a5c1 Ben Ebert STEDMAN b. Feb 1890, IN, d. 1910, Miami Co.,
  • 168.4a5c2 Nell Esther STEDMAN b. Oct 1891, IN
  • 168.4a5c3 William Irvin STEDMAN b. c1903, IN
  • 168.4a5c4 Julia D. STEDMAN b. Mar 1900, IN
  • 168.4a5c5 Charles T. STEDMAN b. c1903, IN

168.4a5c2 Nell Esther STEDMAN b. Oct 1891, IN, m. 5 Jun 1912, Miami Co., OH, William C. MILLS. (INMIB1)

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