Person:Olive Minkler (1)

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m. 14 Nov 1838
  1. Eliza Asenath Minkler1839 - 1925
  2. Olive M. Minkler1842 - 1924
  3. Nehemiah D. Minkler1846 -
  4. Clara Emily Minkler1850 - 1935
m. 14 Sep 1858
Facts and Events
Name[1][2][3][4][5][6] Olive M. Minkler
Gender Female
Birth? 23 Sep 1842 The Daniel Minkler farm, Rural Route 2 out of Huron Post office, Vermilion Twp, Erie, Ohio
Marriage 14 Sep 1858 Erie, Ohio, United StatesMilan?
to Thomas B. Lee
Death? 11 Apr 1924 Vermillion Twp, Erie, Ohio
Burial? 14 Apr 1924 Berlin Heights, Erie, Ohio
Other? 1930 Census; Deceased
Other? InfluenzaCause of Death (2)
Other? Pic Berlin Heights, Erie, Ohio sheet 3--1910 Census
Other? Pic Florence Twp, Erie, Ohio1860 Census
Other? Pic Florence Twp, Erie, Ohio1900 Census
Other? Pic Vermillion Twp, Erie, Ohio1870 Census
Other? Pic Vermillion Twp, Erie, Ohio p. 448/8971850 Census
Other? Pic Vermillion, Erie, Ohio p. 321880 Census
Other? YesLiterate (read and write)
Other? deceased?1920 Census

Buried with Alvin Minkler in Peake Cemetery is

    Iminella Lee
    Died 1862
    Daughter of Thomas Lee and Olive Minkler

From A Standard History of Erie County, Ohio, p. 1087


In Vermilion Township Mr. [Hiram] Brundage married Lillian Lee. She was born November 13, 1862, just one day later than her husband. She was reared and educated in Vermilion Township, and is a daughter of Thomas B. and Olive (Minkler) Lee. Her mother was a daughter of Daniel Minkler, a pioneer settler in the Joppa neighborhood of Erie County. After many years of farming on the Hill Road in Vermilion Township, Thomas B. Lee retired to Berlin Heights, and is now living there with an ample competence for his declining years.

References
  1. Jesus Christ Church of Latter Day Saints. LDS Ancestral File.
  2. Vital Records - Erie County, Ohio
    Marriage Vol. 3, p. 58.
  3. Katharyn Huss Wunderley & Patty Dahm Pascoe, Co-Chairmen. Erie County, Ohio Cemetery Census before 1909. (Published by Erie County Cemetery Project Volunteers, Friends and Benefactors August 1989).
  4. Hewson L. Peeke. A Standard History of Erie County, Ohio, Vols. I & II. (The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago and New York 1916).
  5. Researcher.

    Laura Hardy

  6. Henry Allen Smith. SMITH: A Genealogical History of the Rev. Nehemiah Smith of New London County, Conn. (J. Munsell, Albany, NY 1889).