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Family tree▼ Facts and Events
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26 Dec 1872 |
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References
- ↑ Louisville Herald, Louisville, Ohio (print edition)
10/30/1909 http://www.louisvillelibrary.org/obit/13102.
See Notes for Simon Menegay obituary text _FOOT: Louisville Herald, 10/30/1909
Simon Menegay, perhaps the oldest citizen of this section in point of continuous residence, died at his home on West Gorgas Street, Saturday morning, aged 79 years. Mr. Menegay was sick for several weeks and his death was caused by paralysis. His father was Claude Joseph Menegay, who came to America with his family in 1828, and settled just west of where Louisville now is. Here he acquired 1000 acres of land and gave 80 acres to each member of his family of eleven children. The house which he built is yet standing but it was remodeled some years ago. It is related that the first Catholic service in this section was held by missionary priests in the Menegay home. Simon Menegay was born at the old homestead in 1830 and with the exception of five years, during which he resided in Louisville, spent his entire life there. In 1850, he and Miss Elizabeth Monnot were married and they lived happily together until 1882, when Mrs. Menegay died. The children who are living are: Louis Menegay, of Cleveland; Eugene Menegay, of Canton; Charles X. Menegay, of Canton; Frank X. Menegay, of Chippewa Lake; Henry Menegay, of Canton; Mrs. Eugenia Faivre, of Dewitt, Mich; Mrs. Louis Ley, of Canton; and Miss Annie Menegay, of Louisville. One son, Joseph Menegay, died some years ago. Mr. Menegay held the confidence and esteem of all who knew him. He was a life-long Democrat and held the office of trustee of Nimishillen township for several terms. He was a faithful and earnest member of St. Louis church and was on the church council for more than forty years. Funeral services were held at St. Louis church on Tuesday morning and the attendance was very large. The services were conducted by Rev. Francis Senner, the pastor. The pall bearers were; John Jacquet, Josiah McKimm, John S. Myers, A.J. Zelger, Frank Paumier, and A.J. Metzger. The remains were entombed in St. Louis cemetery. Louisville Herald Date of death 30 Oct. 1909 Submitted by Anita A. Rippel
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