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Facts and Events
Name[1][2][3][4][5][6] |
John Hector Zummach |
Alt Name[7][8] |
John H Zummack |
Gender |
Male |
Birth[3][2][6][5] |
28 Jul 1882 |
Renfrew, Ontario, Canada |
Alt Birth[10][1][4] |
20 Jul 1883 |
Ontario, Canada |
Marriage |
26 Apr 1905 |
Killaloe Station, Hagarty, Renfrew, Ontario, Canadato Wilhelmina Verch |
Census[4] |
5 Jun 1911 |
Hagarty, Renfrew, Ontario, CanadaHe was enumerated as a farmer and a Baptist. His grandparents, Carl and Caroline Abel were part of the household. |
Occupation[11] |
31 Oct 1924 |
Local newspaper stories indicate he was raising fox. |
Other[12] |
4 Sep 1931 |
His threshing mill was destroyed by fire. |
Occupation[13] |
19 Apr 1946 |
He was an auctioneer in the Killaloe area. |
Death[9][2][5] |
20 Jun 1954 |
Ontario, Canada |
Burial[2][5][14] |
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Immanuel Baptist Cemetery, Killaloe, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada |
J. H. Zummach Was Prominent CitizenS9
On Sunday, June 20, John Hector Zummach, prominent Killaloe businessman, was called into the presence of his Saviour, at his residence, following a year-long illness of great suffering. While Mr. Zummach farmed for many years, he was also successful in several other pursuits in which he attained prominence and in which he rendered excellent service to the citizens of this community. He was the first fox farmer in the Killaloe district, was a Justice of the Peace, road superintendent for Hagarty and Richards municipalities and a county auctioneer. In later years he also established a locker cold storage plant at Killaloe.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Renfrew, Ontario, Canada. 1901 Census of Canada. (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada, 1901)
Page 17, 31 Mar 1901.
ON RENFREW (South/Sud) (#111) Subdistrict: Hagarty, Sherwood & Jones i-2
14 132 Zummach John M Head M Oct 26 1859 42 Ont r German Canadian Baptist Farmer 15 132 Zummach Lena F Wife M Mar 29 1858 43 Ont r German Canadian Baptist 16 132 Zummach Charlie M Son S Aug 13 1882 19 Ont r German Canadian Baptist Ck Gen Store 17 132 Zummach John M Son S Jul 20 1883 18 Ont r German Canadian Baptist Shanty Labor 18 132 Zummach William M Son S May 4 1885 16 Ont r German Canadian Baptist Farmer Son 19 132 Zummach Alexander M Son S Jan 9 1887 14 Ont r German Canadian Baptist 20 132 Zummach Harry M Son S Oct 28 1889 12 Ont r German Canadian Baptist 21 132 Zummach Mildred F Daughter S Jun 4 1893 8 Ont r German Canadian Baptist 22 132 Zummach Minnie F Daughter S Nov 25 1894 7 Ont r German Canadian Baptist 23 132 Zummach Katie F Daughter S Feb 25 1897 4 Ont r German Canadian Baptist 24 132 Zummach Herbie M Son S Nov 5 1900 1 Ont r German Canadian Baptist 25 132 Ebel Charlie M Lodger M Dec 2 1825 76 Germany 1861 German German Baptist 26 132 Ebel Lena F Lodger M Jan 26 1830 71 Germany 1861 German German Baptist
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Immanuel Baptist Cemetery - Hagarty Twp - Digital Photo. (June 2 2006).
ZUMMACH In Loving Memory Of John Hector Zummach 1882-1954 His Wife Wilhelmina Verch 1887-1945
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Ontario, Canada. Ontario Canada Births 1869-ongoing. (Toronto, Ontario: Archives of Ontario)
1882.
Name: John Summach Date of Birth: 28 Jul 1882 Gender: Male Birth County: Renfrew Father's name: John Summach Mother's name: Lena Able Roll Number: MS929_61
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Renfrew, Ontario, Canada. 1911 Census of Canada. (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada)
page 17, 5 June 1911.
1911 / Ontario / 117 Renfrew South / 14 Hagarty
12 136 Zummach John M Head M Jul 1883 27 O(ntario) German CanadianBaptist Farmer 13 136 Zummach Minnie F Wife M Apr 1884 27 O(ntario) German CanadianBaptist 14 136 Zummach Myrtle F Daughter S Jan 1906 5 O(ntario) GermanCanadian Baptist 15 136 Zummach Agnes F Daughter S Nov 1908 2 O(ntario) GermanCanadian Baptist 16 136 Zummach Erma F Daughter S Dec 1910 5/12 O(ntario) GermanCanadian Baptist 17 136 Able Carl M Lodger M Sep 1824 86 Germany 1861 GermanCanadian Baptist Income? 18 136 Able Caroline F Lodger M Jan 1830 81 Germany 1861 GermanCanadian Baptist
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 Ontario Canada Gravemarker Gallery.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 John Zummach household, in Renfrew, Ontario, Canada. 1891 Census of Canada. (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada)
Page 8, Family 27, 6 Apr 1891.
Zummack John, M(ale), Age - 33, ( Head of Family), M(arried),Birthplace - Ontario, Father's Birthplace - Germany, Mother'sBirthplace - Germany, Religion - Baptist, Occ - Farmer Zummack Carolina, F(emale), Age - 34, M(arried), W(ife), Birthplace -Germany, Father's Birthplace - Germany, Mother's Birthplace - Germany,Religion - Baptist Zummack Carl, M(ale), Age - 9, ( Single), S(on), Birthplace -Ontario, Father's Birthplace - Ontario, Mother's Birthplace - Germany,Religion - Baptist Zummack, John, M(ale), Age - 8, ( Single), S(on), Birthplace -Ontario, Father's Birthplace - Ontario, Mother's Birthplace - Germany,Religion - Baptist Zummack Willie, M(ale), Age - 6, ( Single), S(on), Birthplace -Ontario, Father's Birthplace - Ontario, Mother's Birthplace - Germany,Religion - Baptist Zummack Alex, M(ale), Age - 5, ( Single), S(on), Birthplace - Ontario,Father's Birthplace - Ontario, Mother's Birthplace - Germany, Religion- Baptist Zummack Harry, M(ale), Age - 3, ( Single), S(on), Birthplace -Ontario, Father's Birthplace - Ontario, Mother's Birthplace - Germany,Religion - Baptist Zummack Carolina, F(emale), Age - 1, ( Single), D(aughter), Birthplace -Ontario, Father's Birthplace - Ontario, Mother's Birthplace - Germany,Religion - Baptist
- ↑ Marriage, in Genealogical Research Library. Canadian genealogy index, 1600s-1900s
1905.
Zummack, John H , 017133. Married in 1905 in Killaloe, Ontario, Canada
- ↑ John H Zummack & Minnie Verch, in Ontario, Canada. Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1801-1928. (Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Archives of Ontario)
1905.
Name: Minnie Verch Birth Place: Hagarty Age: 18 Father Name: Wm Verch Mother Name: August Kuhl Estimated birth year: abt 1887 Spouse Name: John H Zummack Spouse's Age: 22 Spouse Birth Place: Hagarty Spouse Father Name: John Zummack Spouse Mother Name : Lerna Runtz Marriage Date: 26 Apr 1905 Marriage Place: Renfrew Marriage County: Renfrew Family History Library Microfilm: MS932_119 Source: Indexed by: Ancestry.com
- ↑ News Item - J. H. Zummach Was Prominent Citizen, in Compiler: The Eganville Leader. Reflections of a Century: Stories and Photos from the Ottawa Valley. (Eganville, Ontario, Canada: The Eganville Leader Publishing Company Ltd. , July 2002 )
Page 342 - , 25 Jun 1954.
- ↑ Peter C. Smith.
- ↑ Compiler: The Eganville Leader. Reflections of a Century: Stories and Photos from the Ottawa Valley. (Eganville, Ontario, Canada: The Eganville Leader Publishing Company Ltd. , July 2002 )
page 139 & 141, 1924 and 1925.
- Oct 31 (1924) - Killaloe Men in Fox Raising Industry; and January 2 (1925) New Fox Industry at Killaloe
there is a report that "Two Killaloe men, Mr. J.H. Zummach and Mr. C.W. Bourke, have joined the ranks" of those involved in fox raising and fox farming.
In a January 2 story (page 141) it is noted that four pairs of silverfox had arrived at the Sterling Silver Black Fox ranch at Killaloe(established by J.H. Zummach.)
- ↑ Barns and Threshing Mill Burn, in Compiler: The Eganville Leader. Reflections of a Century: Stories and Photos from the Ottawa Valley. (Eganville, Ontario, Canada: The Eganville Leader Publishing Company Ltd. , July 2002 )
page 177, 4 Sept 1931.
1931 Briefs
On Wednesday morning on Mr. James Harrington's premises near Killaloe, just as threshing operations were finished, a fire was caused, and, in an instant, the whole interior of the barn was enveloped in flames. There was not even time to remove the mill. It was consumed, together with two barns, a cow byre, two sheds and all the feed, which included about 50 tons of hay. The loss is estimated at $3,000 or $4,000, which is partly covered by insurance. The mill destroyed was a new one owned by Messrs. Henry Kuehl and J.H. Zummach, and on which there was no insurance. The theory advanced as to the cause of the fire is that, at threshing, considerable gas generates and a spark, due to friction in some part of the running mill, will set everything ablaze in a moment.
- ↑ Compiler: The Eganville Leader. Reflections of a Century: Stories and Photos from the Ottawa Valley. (Eganville, Ontario, Canada: The Eganville Leader Publishing Company Ltd. , July 2002 )
Page 274, 19 Apr 1946.
1946 Briefs - April 19, 1946
Mr. J. H. Zummach, auctioneer of Killaloe, reports a record crowd in attendance, and record prices realized at Mr. Paul B. Cybulskie's saleon Monday last.
- ↑ Immanuel Baptist, Hagarty, in Find A Grave.
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