Person:Julius Schug (2)
Julius Caesar Schug
b.20 Dec 1858 Tuscarawas, Ohio, United States
d.14 Feb 1921 Berne, Adams, Indiana, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 2 May 1850
  1. Fr Karl Phillip Schug1852 - 1852
  2. William Fredrick Schug1853 - 1918
  3. Katherine Schug1854 - 1926
  4. Charles Schug1856 - 1926
  5. Julius Caesar Schug1858 - 1921
  6. Phillip Schug1861 - Aft 1930
  7. Rudolph R. Schug1864 - 1945
  8. Telka Carolina Schug1866 - 1875
  9. John Henry Schug1868 - 1932
Spouse and Children
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m. 1890
  1. Daughter Schug1891 - 1891
Spouse and Children
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m. Abt 1898
  1. Velma Tillie Schug1899 - 1997
  2. Katherine Schug1902 - 1973
  3. Walter C. Schug1905 - 1981
  4. Ellen E. Schug1912 - 1913
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Facts and Events
Name[1] Julius Caesar Schug
Gender Male
Birth? 20 Dec 1858 Tuscarawas, Ohio, United States
Baptism? 23 Jan 1859 Port Washington, Tuscarawas, Ohio, United StatesGerman Evangelical St Pauls
Marriage 1890 Bern, Adams, Indiana, United Statesto Nancy J Burkholder
Marriage Abt 1898 to Emma Frances Kelley
Death? 14 Feb 1921 Berne, Adams, Indiana, United States
Burial? 1921 MRE Cemetery, Berne, Adams, Indiana, United States
Reference Number? 25491

Tenth anniversary souvenir Edition Berne Witness 1906 During the period of great prosperity throughout the country the past eight or ten years Berne also enjoyed an unprecedeated growth in all its interests. Properties rose in value at enormous strides, in many cases more than doubling, and men formerly of quite ordinary means became capitalists on a small scale. And so it was but natural that the banking business in Berne should increase in proportion. And so it did. Thus in such an ear of prosperity the old bank would not be left to win all its fruits. So other men of means united to found the second financial institution in Berne. It was in February 1903 when a number of men thus met and organized the People's State Bank, with a capital stock of $40,000. The following were its first directurs: Ed Engeler, Julius Schug, and Nelson Kerr, of Berne.joseph Rich and Rudolph Schug of French Tp; Samuel Egly, of geneva and Charles E. Dugan of Decatur.

This Queen Anne home was built in 1907 by Emanuel Wanner. It was constructed for the Schug family, who occupied the home for 25 years, and whom the innkeepers chose the name of their inn. Victorian features decorate the home, including inlaid floors, pocket doors and a wraparound porch. Guest rooms boast walnut, cherry and oak furnishings.

1910 Census Manager Hardware Store

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Home of JC & Emma Schug
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Home of JC & Emma Schug
References
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    1. [S15846] Richard G. Kohler, Richard G. Kohler, July 15, 1999 address: 3119 Louisiana St., Longview, WA; phone: (360)636-5389
    2. [S4819] Naomi Sipe Lehman, Naomi Sipe Lehman
    3. [S7008] Adams County Witness, February 16, 1921
    4. [S9380] 1860 Federal Census, Clay Twp., Tuscarawas Co., OH en 26 JUN
    5. [S12571] 1870 Federal Census, French Twp., Adams Co., IN page 17b en 09AUG
    6. [S7896] 1880 Federal Census, French Twp., Adams Co., IN page 130a en 19JUN
    7. [S7008] Adams County Witness, Wednesday, February 16, 1921
    8. [S15846] Richard G. Kohler, Richard G. Kohler, July 15, 1999
    9. [S11463] Cemetery Records of Adams Co., IN, Vol. II, Mary Penrose Wayne, DAR Chapter, Fort Wayne, Allen Co., IN, (1959-1961), page 92
    10. [S7710] Snow's History of Adams County Indiana, J. F. Snow, B. S., (1907), page 279-280

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