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| "HENRY MONINGER" |
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HENRY MONINGER (of John and Magdalena) born at Funkstown, Maryland, March 15, 1789.
First married Susanna Hass, Daughter of John Hass. She was born May 27, 1791 and died June 29, 1841. He then married Sarah Huges, widow of Thomas Pettit. She was born 1809 and died in 1885, buried in Lone Pine Cemetery; he united with the Christian Church at Lone Pine Pennsylvania.
Henry Moninger, no doubt was during his lifetime the most energetic person of the name and a very prominet figure in the affairs of the community in which he lived; by occupation a farmer and drover, determined in his manners and customs and an able dealer; the records of the transfer of property show that he purchased and improved and later sold a total of more than 3,000 acres of land in Washington County Pennsylvania; in 1864 he purchased and moved to one ot the finest farms in Broole County, W. VA. where he died in September 26 of the same years;
buried at Vankirks; in 1892 the body was moved to Washington Cemetery.
Children by Susanna:
39. John, born May 3, 1810
40. George, born January 18, 1812
41. Mary, born April 10, 1814; married
__ Iiams; died November 29, 1832
42. Henry, born May 29, 1816
43. Jackson, born July 11, 1818
44. Susanna , born October 2, 1820
45. Jacob, born January 14, 1822
46. Catherine, April 10, 1825
47. Sarah, born June 4, 1827
48. Elizabeth, born June 28, 1832
Children by Sarah:
49. Robert, March 1844; died 1852
50. James A, born 1848; only one of third
generation living in 1927
51. Emma, born 1850; married. no children;
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| "JOHN MONIGER" |
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6. JOHN MONIGER (John and Magdalena) born March 27, 1791; married, September 28, 1814, Catherine Dague, born June 7, 1792; they located on a farm i Amwell Township; and after the death of John Moninger Sr. they moved to and pruchased the home farm, where they continued to reside until death; John died May 30, 1872, and Catherine died August 19, 1876;
Their bodies buried in the Lutheran Cemetery near Glyde, Pennsylvania.
Children:
52. John Michaeh, born
October 1818
53. Leah, born February 1, 1821
54. George, born
September 11, 1823
55. Mary Madaline, born
February 5, 1826
56. Catherine, born
February 10, 1828
57. Barbary, born December 4, 1830
58. Demas W., born March 11, 1833
59. Onias, born August 24, 1837 |
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| "JACOB MONINGER " |
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7. JACOB MONINGER(Of John and Madaline) married Jermima Braden; was a farmer and first located near the home of his parents, about the year 1835 he purchased land in Morris Township, Greene County, Penna. which remained the home of the family until the death of these parents, who have the distinction of being the ancestors of all persons named Moninger, who now or heretofore have resided in Greene County, Penna.; the bodies of these parents are buried in Hopewell Cemetery, near Nineveh, Penna.
Children:
60. George, Born March 12,
1818,lived at Wind Ridge,
Penna.
61. Samuel, Born ____ Lived
at Dunns Station, Penna.
62. John Born ___ Had
family, Rogersville,
Penna.
63. Henry, Married. In Greene
County; later moved to Ohio.
64. Ezekiel, located near
Hundred, West Virgina.
65. Jermima, Died. Unmarried.
66. Mary, Married. _____
Gillogly.
67. Jacob, Died at 5 years of
age.
68. Caherine, Married Elishua
Rinehart. |
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| "ELIZABETH MONINGER" |
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8. ELIZABETH MONINGER (of John and Magdalena) married Jacob Harshman, he being a brother of Daniel Harshman, who married Magdalena Moninger, the couple early in life located at Lordstrom, Ohio, which is mear the city of Warren, a district where the ancestors of Jacob and Andrew Harshmann were among the pioneer settlers, and the family is yet widely know the clan being organized and hold reunions annually; Elizabeth, wife of Jacob Harshmann was small of stature.
Children:
69. Matthias, Lived in Ohio; family of 9 or
10 children.
70. Jacob, was J. of P. for many years at
Lordstrom, Ohio.
71. John, Lived somewhere in Penna.,
had family.
72. Ephriam, had family in Trumble County,
Ohio.
73. Levi, Lived near Lordstrom, Ohio.
74. Betsy, Married ___ Baile.
75. Polly, Married ___ Clemens, Lived
near Lordstrom, Ohio.
76. Katy, Married ___ Baile; Lived near
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PAGES 7 & 8 omitted because these people have a connection with the family, but no longer bear the Moninger name.
PAGE 7 included the children of John and Mary
Moninger Shipe.
9. Isaac Shipe - 8 children.
10. George Shipe - 8 children
11. Polly Shipe, Married Daniel Keeney - 11
children.
PAGE 8 includes:
15. Mary Magdalena Moore (of Catherine) - 12
children.
20. Jacob Harshman (of Madaline and Daniel) -
7 children.
22. Andrew Harshman (of Madaline and
Daniel) - 4 children.
23. Jackson Harshman (of Madaline and
Daniel) - 9 children. |
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| "JOHN MONINGER" |
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34. JOHN MONINGER (of George) married and first located near Chesstnut Ridge in Amwell Township, where his children were born. He taught school during the winter season, and was an official in the Presbyterian Church, about 1860 he moved to the state of Nebraska, where his wife died and was buried, later he lost the sight of his eyes and returned to Washington County, Penna. Here he died soon after; buried in the Luthern Cemetery near Glyde.
Children:
137. George, Born 1845, soldier in
Civil war, Died in West Virgina.
138. Aaron.
139. Jacob.
140. Samuel, Born 1852, family in
Belt, Montana.
141. Daniel, Born 1854.
142. William, Born 1859, County
Clerk, Moulton, Nebraska
(Loup County).
143. John, Born 1857, Burlington,
Washington. |
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| "JOHN MONINGER" |
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39. JOHN MONINGER (of Henry) was born May 3, 1810; never married; about 1847 he acquired by purchase from his father a large tract of land at what is known as "Moninger", a suburb of Houston, Penna. Here with his younger sister Elizabeth (never married) they established a home for not only themselves, but for others of their near relatives who had been left homeless; the brother and sister remained here until death; they were honored members of the Hill Presbyterian Church; John died June 15, 1887; Elizabeth died June 14, 1892; buried in Washington Cemetery. |
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| "GEORGE W. MONINGER" |
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40. GEORGE W. MONINGER (of Henry) was born in West Bethlehem Township, the then residence of the family, on January 18, 1812; first with his father, but early in life on his own account he devoted his time to the purchase of live stock, which he drove to eastern markets, this work he continued until the advent of the railroad; he was widely known by the name of "Drover George". For some years he taught in the public schools of Amwell Township; in 1865 he was untied in marriage with Sidney (Horn) Swart, widow of Amos Swart, who lost his life in the Civil War; he was very successful as a farmer and stock grower; the family was active members of the Lone Pine Christian Church; he died July 25, 1888; his wife died October 1912; buried in the Lone Pine Cemetery.
Children:
144. Grant, Born February 14,
1869; Home at Washington,
Penna.
145. Franklin I, Born August 11,
1872; Home at Lone Pine,
Penna. |
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| "MARY MONINGER" |
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41. MARY MONINGER (0f Henry) born April 10, 1814, early in life was untied in marriage with ____ Iams and located on a part of the home farm, she died soon after the birth of the first child, which lived and was nursed and reared by the grandmother along with her own daughter Elizabeth.
Children:
146. Franklin I. Killed in the
service of Country (Civil
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| "HENRY MONINGER" |
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42 HENRY MONINGER (of Henry) born in Amwell Township, May 29, 1818. Married first Ann, daughter of Hugh and Jane Miller of near Martinsburg, Ohio and located in Butler County, Penna; where she died August 25, 1858; buried in Washington Cemetery; he then sold his farm in Butler County and returned to Ohio, where he was then unite in marriage with Margaret McKibben of near Mount Vernon; he then purchased a large farm in Knox County; here the second wife died and he again was united in marriage with Nacy Beck, of near Loudonville, Ohio; he was eminently successful as a farmer and live stock grower; he died at his Knox County home in 1877, and was buried Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
Children by Ann:
147. Etta, Born 1856; Married
Martin Crevelin; home on
farm, Mount Vernon, Ohio
Children by Margaret:
148. Dora, Married John Lee, died at
farm home, Cross Creek,
Penna.
149. James, M. D. Had three
Children, Pueblo Colorado.
Children by Nancy:
150. Frank, merchant, Loudonville,
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| "JACKSON MONINGER" |
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43. JACKSON MONINGER (of Henry) Born July 11, 1818, married Charlotte Coulson, daughter of a prominent family of Washington County, Penna. and located on a farm near Athens, Ohio, where he died April 1, 1850. The widow and children remained on this farm for many years thereafter, later moved to a farm near Mount Vernon, Ohio. Buried at Athens, Ohio.
Children:
151. Frank, 1845 - 1922; left family,
Mount Victory, Ohio.
152. Sarah, 1841 - 1918; Married Robert
Gilmore, Ada, Ohio.
153. Susan, 1843 - 1925; Married
Samuel Boone of Washington
County, Penna, a graduate of
W & J College and teacher,
later they moved to Mount
Victory, Ohio, where their
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| "SUSANNA MONINGER" |
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44. SUSANNA MONINGER (of Henry) Born October 2, 1820 and in 1842 was united in marriage with A. J. Chester, he being a memver of a prominent family of Washington County; she died on December 20, 1845, and was buried at Vankirks, later the body was moved to the MOninger lot in the Washington Cemetery; after the death of Susanna, the husband married Sarah Totten and to this union was born Demas, Henry M., J. Wesley, Sample, Francis M. and Anna.
Children
154. John, Born February 8,
1843, was member Co. D.
140th P. V. I. served
during entire period of
war, was in every
engagement in which his
company took part, never
wounded, although had
five holes made in his
clothing from enemy's
bullets. After war he
returned to Amwell
Township where he devoted
his time to agriculture
pursuits; he was Justice
Of Peace for many years,
buried in Lone Pine
Cemetery.
155. Franklin, Married Mary,
daughter of Workman
Hughes; he was a
prominent and widely know
farmer and Live stockman;
he left son Donald and
two daughters. |
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| "JACOB MONINGER" |
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45. JACOB MONINGER (of Henry) was born January 14, 1822 in Amwell Township and early in life became an active dealer in farm lands and live stock, this work continued his entire life; on
February 10, 1846 he was united in marriage with Mary Vance, she died July 2, 1836, and on January 29, 1858 he married Elizabeth Fife. She died April 1 1893; buried in Washington Cemetery.
Children by Mary.
156. John A. 1847 - 1889 Died unmarried.
157. Martha, Married John Chambers, left
family, Amwell Township.
158. Margaret, Married Albert McElree,
Silver City Iowa.
159. Samuel, home in Colorado.
Children by Elizabeth.
160. Morgan, has family, located
in Colorado.
161. Joseph, Married Estella Vankirk, left
one son, Arthur, a Technical Engineer
of Detroit, Michigan.
162. William, San Bernardino, California.
163. Frank, San Bernardino, California.
164. Harry, 1869 - 1895 Buried Washington
Cemetery.
165. George, home in state of Georgia.
166. Charles E. has family, located at
Lansing, Michigan. |
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| "CATHERINE MONINGER" |
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46. CATHERINE MONINGER (of Henry) Born April 10, 1825 and was united in marriage with Ellis Riggle, a farmer of Amwell Township. Ellis died in 1849; the mother and children returned to home of her parents in Amwell, here the mother died in 1857, the children were cared for by their uncle John Moninger, Houseton, PA.
Children:
167. Elizabeth, Married 1st. ___ Havlin;
2nd. William Price.
168. Ellis, Born 1849 left family in Houston, PA. |
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| "SARAH MONINGER" |
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47. SARAH MONINGER (of Henry) born June 4, 1827, first a teacher in the public school of Amwell Township; after her marriage to William Gilmore, a member of a prominent family of West Alexander, PA, the couple at once located in Knox County, Ohio, where they pursued farming and stock raising; the family were active in church and community affairs, being highly respected by their neighbors and relatives; they enjoyed more than fifity years of wedded life; Sarah died February 20, 1905, their bodies are buried at cemetery at Mount Vernon, Ohio.
Children:
169. Florence, Unmarried.
1855 - 1887.
170. John, 1859 - 1912, left family
at Wooster, Ohio.
171. Lizzie, 1857 - ___ Unmarried.
Home at Wooster, Ohio. |
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| "JAMES A. MONINGER" |
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50. JAMES A. MONINGER (of Henry) born in Amwell Township in 1848, where he had made his home his entire life, early in life he married Rachel, daughter of Robert Horn and at once located on the farm where he now resides near Lone Pine, PA. Rachel died July 31, 1887.
Children:
172. H. Sheldon, has family, Chicago,
Illinois.
173. Robert, Born February 7, 1878
died March 25, 1898.
174. Lillian, Married ___ Griffiths,
Chicago, Illinois.
175. Edward, Married. Chicago, Illinois.
176. John, Married. Los Angeles,
California.
177. Charles, has family, Lone Pine, PA. |
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| "JOHN MICHAEL MONINGER" |
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52. JOHN MICHAEL MONINGER (of John) was born in Amwell Township October 19, 1818; he was a teacher in the public schools, also superintendant of the Bible school in Luthern Church, near Glyde, although a member of the Christian Church; after marriage he located on a farm in his native township, and devoted almost his entire time surveying; he was rated as one of the best surveyors in the county; he died October 14, 1887; buried at Lone Pine.
Children:
178. Catherine, Married John V.
Knestrick; W. Bethlehem Township.
179. Mary, Married Cyrus Knestrick; had
children.
180. Jame, Married Clark Zediker; had
children.
181. Susan, Married John Swart; had
children.
182. Belle, Married Frank Fetherland;
had children.
183. Emma, Married David Wise, home in
Washington, Penna.
184. Demas, home in Amwell Township. |
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| "LEAH MONINGER" |
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53. LEAH MONINGER (of John) was born February 1, 1821, and in 1837 was united in marriage with Andrew Frazee, a farmer of Amwell; Frazee was laer a soldier in the Civil War; this family was very active workers in the Lone Pine Christian Church; Leah died in February, 1905.
Children
185. Catherine, Married Richard
McMillan, had family
186. Martin V., had family in
Chicago, Illinois.
187. Mary Jane, Married Robert
Vandegrift; now living in
Pomona, California.
188. Sarah E., Married Hamilton
Riggle, home in
Washington, Penna.
189. Barbara A., Died age 16
years.
190. David L. Widely know
horseman, had family in
Lone Pine.
191. John, Died age one year.
192. Demas M., home in S.
Strabane Township.
193. Permilia, Married James
Reynolds; home near Lone
Pine, Penna.
194. Pricilla, Married Thatcher
Harshman; moved to Warren,
Ohio.
195. Margaret L., missioary
work in California. |
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| "GEORGE W. MONINGER" |
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54. GEORGE W. MONINGER (of John) Born September 11, 1823, teacher in the public of Amwell Township; after his marriage he located on a farm in his native township; later moved to Washington and engaged in the lumber business until he retired; he was thrice married, first to Mary McGary, second to Catherine D. Foulk, and lastly to Mary Hughes; he died January 13, 1901 and is buried in Washington Cemetery.
Children by Mary:
196. John A. Attorny at Law. Died in
St. Louis, MO.
197. Martha B.M.V.A. Mowl; home in
Amwell Township.
198. Kate E. Died Unmarried.
199. Minnie, Married William Henry,
home in Washington, Penna.
200. Violette, Married Frank H. Hayes,
home in Washington, Penna.
Children by Catherine:
201. George, Died age 6 years.
202. Mary, Maried Rev. Leonard
Fisher, home in Parkersburg,
West Virginia.
203. David, engaged in the oil
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| "MARY MADALINE MONINGER" |
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55. MARY MADALINE MONINGER (of John) Born February 5, 1825, she was untied in marriage with Jonathon Garbor of Washington County. They later loated in Marshalltown, Ohio.
Children:
204. Margarett, Married
Hon. George Turner,
Marshalltown, Iowa.
205. Emma, Married J. W. Gault.
206. Catherine, Married
W.H.Price,
Passadina California.
207. Elizabeth, Dead. |
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| "CATERINE MONINGER" |
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56. CATHERINE MONINGER (of John) born February 10, 1028 and married Solomon Crile of Amwell Township; after the death of Crile she again married Abraham Riggle; the family always resided at Chestnut Ridge in Amwell Township. No children were born to this second marriage.
Children:
208. William, died unmarried.
209. Phoebe, married James Hunt, had
family, Amwell Township.
210. John, died unmarried.
211. Margaret, married Simon Lloyd of
Amwell Township.
212. Frank, died unmarried.
213. George, home in Amwell Towneship. |
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| "BARBARY MONINGER" |
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57. BARBARY MONINGER (of John) born December 4, 1830. Married David L. Reynolds and located on a farm in S. Strabane Township, where the husband was Justice of the Peace. For many years, familiarly known as "Squire Reynolds."
Children:
214. John M. C. MD, home in Washington.
215. Catherine, died unmarried.
216. Hesteranne, died unmarried.
217. David, San Bernardino, California.
218. George, died unmarried.
219. Margaret, died unmarried.
220. Elizabeth, married David Myers,
home in S. Strabane. |
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| "DEMAS W. MONINGER" |
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58. DEMAS W. MONINGER (of John) born March 3, 1833; first taught school in Amwell Township, after marriage to Mary V. Ringland of Washington County, the couple moved to Marshall County, Iowa, where he developed a large stock farm and became famous as a breeder and exhibiter of Short Horn Cattle; he bred and exhibited a steer which won the sweepstakes prize at the Inernational Fat Stock Show in Chicago IL.
Children:
221. John, graduate of Grinnell College, lost his life
while trying to rescue his brother from
drowning; unmarried.
222. William, twin brother of John.
223. Harold, married see (223) ?
224. Frank, graduate of Grinnel College, drowned
while bathing in the Iowa River near home
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| "ONIAS MONINGER" |
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59. ONIAS MONINGER (of John) born on the old homestead in Amwell Township August 24, 1837; he first taught school in Amwell Township. In 1865 he united in marriage with Emily ALeyde of Ohio and located on a farmin Amwell Township; after the death of his father in 1872, he purchased and moved to the old Moninger homestead. Here he remained until after the death of his wife; then he made his home with his children.
Children:
225. Mary Florence, married
Nicolas Ramsey of
Amwell Township.
226. Annette C. married
Craig Lee.
227. Johne Wildon, farmer and
stock grower of
Amwell Township.
228. Henry Herbert, see (228).
229. Olive L., graduate nurse.
Died unmarried
October 29, 1911. |
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| "GEORGE W. MONINGER" |
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60. GEORGE W. MONINGER (of Jacob) born in Amwell Township March 12, 1818 and moved to Greene County about 1835 where he married Susan Biddle; he located on a farm near Wind Ridgeans was widely known as a farmer and live stock dealer; he died July 1893; Susan died September 7, 1901; buried at Wind Ridge.
Children:
230. Martin V. born August 29, 1841.
231. Celesta, married ____ Conkey,
lived near Graysville, Penna.
232. Timothy B., family in Michigan.
233. Mary B., married D. H. Allen;
home at Findley, Ohio.
234. Jackson B. Stock dealer; buried at
Wind Ridge, Penna.
235. Nettie, died unmarried.
236. Edith L. born September 12, 1861;
married ___Grimes;
died March 10, 1919. |
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63. HENRY MONINGER (of Jacob) born in Amwell Township; married in Greene County and later moved to a farm in Guerney County Ohio; where his parents ended their days.
Children:
237. Johne, born 1848.
238. Samuel, unmarried.
239. William Arthur, died
Gary Indiana, had family.
240. Eliza, died unmarried.
241. Ellen C. married. No
children.
242. Ruth, died unmarried.
243. Jermimah, died unmarried.
244. Rebecca, married
____ Dull; two children.
245. Susan, married John
Ingram; one child.
246. Sophia, married ____
Mulbane, home in
Newcomerstown, Ohio. |
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| "WILLIAM MONINGER" |
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222. WILLIAM MONINGER (of Demas) born in Marshall County, Iowa, spent his boyhood on his father's farm, later attending and graduating from Grinnell College. He married Minnie Kellog, a graduate of the same school and have resided since on a farm in his native county.
Children:
247. Margaret, a missionary to China.
248. Dorothy, married ____ Hill.
249. Helen, married. Supervisor in Iowa
E. Hospital, Des Moines, Iowa.
250. Louise, in College.
251. John, in College. |
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| "HAROLD MONINGER" |
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223. HAROLD MONINGER born in Marshall County, Iowa where in 1898 married Lenore Howard, and has since devoted his time to agricultural pursuits in his native county.
Children:
252. Donald.
253. Howard, Dental Department,
Reed Hospital,
Washington, D. C.
254. Frank, Y. M. C. A.
Freeport, Illinois.
255. James.
256. Mary Louise,
Social Secretary,
Philadelphia. |
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| "HERBERT H. MONINGER" |
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228. HERBERT H. MONINGER (of Onias) born April 29, 1876 on the home farm in Amwell Township, where he spent his boyhood days; later graduated from Bethany, also from Yale College. December 26, 1900 he married Grace Cooper, a native of Washington County, also a graduate of Bethany. His first charge was at Tiffin, Ohio, and then 3 years with the Christian Church of Stubenville, Ohio; during his pastorate there nearly 500 were added to the membership of the church, and the Bible School at that time the largest in Ohio. He resigned his pastorate there to accept a position as Sunday School editor for the Standard Publishing Company of Cincinnati, Ohio; in this position he filled the place of two men in the office, wrote many books, helped to Bible Study, and his teacher training work "Training For Service" is known and widely used all over the world. His field work in the Bible School took him all over the United States and parts of Canada. In 1910 he personally onducted a party to the Holy Lands. April 29 29, 1911 while on his way to Nelsonville, Ohio, he took very ill and a serious operation followed from which he partly regained his strength, but later complications caused his death June 21, 1911.
Children:
257. Mildred, student Stanford,
University of California.
258. Malcolm, student Occidental
College, L. A. |
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237. JOHN MONINGER (of Henry) born in Greene County, Penna in 1848; later with his parnets moved to Guernsey County, Ohio; here he married and settled on a farm; after the death of his wife he sold the farm and in now making his home with children in East Liverpool, Ohio.
Children:
259. Henry Franklin, married. Principal of Schools,
Newark, Ohio.
260. Harvey, Salesman for Pottery firm,
East Liverpool, Ohio.
261. Stella, married ____ Travis, one child.
262. Jesse W. Secretary Y.M.C.A. Washington, Penna.
263. Margaret E. married ____ Allison,
Cumberland, Ohio.
264. Violet R. married ____ Daughtery, Akron, Ohio.
265. Howard Z. married. East Liverpool; no children.
266. Gertude M. married ____ Drake, Alliance, Ohio.
267. Ella M. married ____ Miller, Akron, Ohio.
268. Rebecca, married ____ Warne, Kenmore, Ohio. |
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223. HAROLD MONINGER born in Marshall County, Iowa where in 1898 married Lenore Howard, and has since devoted his time to agricultural pursuits in his native county.
Children:
252. Donald.
253. Howard, Dental Department, Reed Hosptil,
Washington, D.C.
254. Frank, Y.M.C.A. Freeport, Illinois.
255. James.
256. Mary Louise, Social Secretary, Philadelphia. |
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| "HERBERT H. MONINGER" |
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228. HERBERT H. MONINGER (of Onias) born April 29, 1876 on the home farm in Amwell Township, where he spe`nt his boyhood days; latr graduated from Bethany, also from Yale College. December 26, 1900 he married Grace Cooper, a native off Washington County, also a graduate of Bethany. His first charge was at Tiffin, Ohio, and then 3 years with the Christian Church at Stubenville, Ohio; during his pastorate there nearly 500 were added to the membership of the church, and the Bible School at that time the largest in Ohio, He resigned his pastorate there to accept a position as Sunday School editor for the Standard Publishing Company of Cincinnati, Ohio; in this position he filled the place of two men in the office, wrote many books, helped the Bible Stucy, and his teacher training work "Training for Service" is knownand widely used all over the world. His field work in the Bible School took him all over the United States and parts of Canada. In 1910 he personally conducted a party to the Holy Lands. April 29, 1911 while on his way to Nelsonville, Ohio, he took very ill and a serious operation followed from which he partly regained his strength, but later complications caused his death June 21, 1911.
Children:
257. Mildred, student Stanford,
University of California.
258. Malcolm, student Occidental College, L.A. |
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237. JOHN MONINGER (of Henry) born in Greene County, Penna in 1848; later with his parents moved to Guernsey County, Ohio; here he married and settled on a farm; after the death of his wife he sold the farm and is now making his home with children in East Liverpool, Ohio.
Children:
259. Henry Franklin, married.
Principal of Schools,
Newark, Ohio.
260. Harvey, Salesman for Pottery firm,
East Liverpool, Ohio.
261. Stella, married ____ Travis,
one child.
262. Jesse W. Secretary Y.M.C.A.
Washington, Penna.
263. Margaret E. married
____Allison,
Cumberland, Ohio.
264. Violet R. married ____Daughtery,
Akron, Ohio.
265. Howard Z. married East Liverpool;
no children.
266. Gertrude M., married
____ Drake, Alliance, Ohio.
267. Ella M. married ____ Miller,
Akron, Ohio.
268. Rebecca, married ____ Warne,
Kenmore, Ohio. |
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