Person:Adam Sundheimer (2)

An Adam Sundheimer owned Lot 44 (Old Lot #2) in Ragersville (1854-1857). Was this the same Adam? Did Adam have a son also named Adam? A common practice among these people, was to name sons after fathers.

Next Lot #45 was also owned by an Adam Sundheimer (1855-1857). Then in 1857-1899 is was owned by Henry Scheu. A relative? This same lot was shown as owned by Henry Scheu 1870-1885.

Lot #43 (Zimmerman's 1st Addition) was owned by Ralph E. and Wanda M. Sundheimer, jr., from 1973 to the publication date of the book. All the same family?

Ragersville was a small place - with a population of around 200 most of the time.

The "Zion's United Church of Christ" (formerly a German Reformed congregation in Ragersville) has a listing of Confrimations in 1857 to 1858. Listed are: Adam Sundheimer and Katharina Sundheimer. This Adam's children?

--White Creek 16:26, 6 June 2019 (UTC)

Below is an image of the Ragersville Cemetery, looking south, taken in 2000. The small town is on the other side of the cemetery, and down the hill in the trees.

--White Creek 16:09, 16 September 2019 (UTC)

RAGERSVILLE CEMETERY

1. ↑ Eberle, Maxine Renner. Kirchenbuch für Der Deutschen Vereinigten Evangelisch Lutherischen und Der Deutschreformirten Zionsgemeinde. (Ragersville, Ohio: Ragersville Historical Society)
   1983.

   Adam's name given regarding the baptism of his daughter Eva, in the church, which was located on a hill northwest of the town of Phillipsburg (now known as Stone Creek).