Pane-Joyce Genealogy
67784. Sarah Lovina Wilbur. Born on 23 Jul 1838 in Ohio. Sarah Lovina died in Fulton County, Ohio, on 26 Jun 1900; she was 61. Buried in Greelawn Cemetery, Fulton.

In 1880, Sarah L. Zimmerman was living with her sister Harriet Schlappi’s family in York, Ohio.
On 13 Feb 1859 when Sarah Lovina was 20, she married Jacob Zimmerman, son of John Zimmerman (22 Oct 1795-11 Jun 1879) & Hannah McQuilling (23 Jul 1798-12 Jun 1882), in Lenawee County, Michigan. Born ca 1836 in Tuscarawas County, Ohio. Jacob died in Jonesboro, Clayton County, Georgia on 1 Sep 1864.

1860 Federal Census. Pike Township, Fulton County, Ohio
Roll 965, page 390
    Jacob Zimmerman, 24, farmer, $100 personal estate, b. Ohio
    Lavina Zimmerman, 22, b. Ohio
Their children include:
69228i.
Emery Zimmerman (Died soon) (Sep 1859-25 Dec 1859)
69229ii.
Herbert Zimmerman (Died soon) (May 1864-15 Aug 1864)
67785. Albert C. Wilbur. Born on 15 Nov 1840 in Montville, Medina County, Ohio. Albert C. died in Windsor Township, Eaton County, Michigan, on 25 Sep 1917; he was 76. Buried in Dimondale Cemetery.

1870 Federal Census. Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan
Roll 670, page 192A
    Albert Wilber, 25, farmer, $980 real estate, $800 personal estate, b. Ohio
    Sarah Wilbur, 24, keeping house, b. Ohio
    William Wilbur, 6, b. Ohio
    Fred Wilbur, 5, b. Michigan
    John Wilbur, 2, b. Michigan

1880 Federal Census. Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan

Roll 670, page 192A
    Albert Wilber, 39, farmer, b. Ohio, father b. NY, mother b. Penn
    Sarah J. Wilber, 37, wife, keeps house, b. Ohio, father b. Switzerland, mother b. NY
    William S. Wilber, 16, son, works out, b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio
    Frederick A. Wilber, 14, son, b. Mich, parents b. Ohio
    John N. Wilber, 12, son, b. ditto
    Blanch L Wilber, 9, daughter, b. ditto
    Arthur R. Wilber, 7, son, b. ditto
    Rufus H. Wilber, 5, son, b. ditto

1900 Federal Census. Windsor Twp., Eaton County, Michigan
Series: T623 Roll: 709 Page: 326
    Albert C. Wilber, head, b. Nov 1840, age 59, married 40 years, b. Ohio, father b. Vermont, mother b. Ohio
    Sarah J. Wilber, wife, b. Apr 1844, age 56, married 40 years, 6 children, all living, b. Ohio, father b. Switzerland, mother b. NY
    Mark A. Wilber, son, b. Nov 1872, age 28, single, b. Michigan, father b. Ohio, mother b. Ohio

1910 Federal Census. Windsor Township, Eaton County, Michigan
Roll T624_645, page 7A
    Albert C. Wilbur, head, 76, m1. 47 years, b. OH, father b. NY, mother b. CT, own income [i.e. retired]
    Sarah J. Wilber, wife, 67, m1. 47 years, 6 children, all living, b. OH, father b. Switzerland, mother b. NY
Ca 1860 Albert C. married Sarah Jane Schlappi, daughter of John Schlappi (ca Dec 1806-6 Apr 1853) & Harriet Williams (ca 1821-). Born ca 1843 in York Township, Lucas County, Ohio. Sarah Jane died in Windsor Township, Eaton County, Michigan on 23 Jun 1914. Buried in Dimondale Cemetery.
Their children include:
69230i.
William S. Wilbur (4 Oct 1863-23 Dec 1936)
69231ii.
Fredrick A. Wilbur (Aug 1865-)
69232iii.
John Newton Wilbur (7 Dec 1867-26 Sep 1946)
69233iv.
69234v.
Mark Arthur Wilbur (8 Nov 1782-)
69235vi.
Rufus H. Wilbur (17 Sep 1876-2 Apr 1912)
67786. Charles H. Wilbur. Born on 17 Dec 1841 in Medina, Medina County, Ohio. Charles H. died in Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan, on 2 Nov 1927; he was 85. Buried in Rosehill Cemetery, Eaton Rapids.

Past and Present of Eaton County, Michigan. Michigan Historical Publ. Assoc., Lansing, Michigan:
 CHARLES H. WILBUR, a prosperous farmer and highly esteemed citizen of Eaton Rapids township, and an honored veteran of the civil war, claims the old Buckeye state as the place of his nativity, having been born in Medina county, Ohio, December 17, 1841, and being a son of Herman and Rebecca (Hitchcock) Wilbur, the former of whom was born in the state of New York and the latter near Canfield, Mahoning county, Ohio. They continued resident of Ohio until 1865, when they came to Eaton county, Michigan, and settled on the homestead now owned and occupied by the subject of this sketch. The place was partially improved and the father started to further develop the farm, but died within the same year which marked his arrival in the county. His widow survived him by many years, passing the closing days of her life in the city of Petoskey, Michigan, where she died in 1898. Of the eight children in the family three are living: Albert, who is a successful farmer of Windsor township, this county; Charles H., who is the immediate subject of this sketch, and Clara, who is the wife of John Bennallack of Petoskey. Charles H. Wilbur was reared to maturity in the state of Ohio, where he received a good common school education. He was among the first to tender his aid in defense of the Union when its integrity was menaced by armed rebellion. In 1861 he enlisted in Company 'I', Thirty-eighth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, which was assigned to the Army of the Cumberland. He saw protracted and arduous service, taking part in many important engagements and having been with General Sherman in the historic march from Atlanta to the sea. He was wounded in the head and hand in the battle of Jonesboro, Georgia, in which engagement from the total of four hundred men in his command one hundred and seventy-five were killed or wounded [including his brother in law, Jacob Zimmerman (killed), husband of Sarah Lovina Wilbur]. He continued in active service until victory had crowned the Union arms, having been mustered out in Louisville, Kentucky, July 12, 1865, and having received his honorable discharge in Cleveland, Ohio, on the 26th of the same month. Mr. Wilbur then joined his parents in Eaton county, where he engaged in farming, purchasing a small tract of land. After the death of his father he purchased the interests of other heirs to the estate and thus came into possession of his present fine farm of eighty acres. He has made admirable improvements on the place, which gives patent evidence of thrift, prosperity and good management. The buildings are of substantial type, including an attractive residence. Mr. Wilbur takes an active interest in all that concerns the welfare of his township and county, and he has been called upon to serve in various local offices, the tenure of which indicates the high esteem in which he is held in the community. He held the office of township treasurer for one term and is now school inspector, an incumbency which he has held several terms. He is a man of the highest ethical principles, steadfast and sincere in all the relations of life and respected by all who know him. In politics he is a stanch Republican, having cast his first presidential vote for Abraham Lincoln, and in a fraternal way he is identified with the Grand Army of the Republic. Both he and his wife are zealous and devoted members of the United Brethren church, in whose work they are specially active and prominent in their community. In 1896 was erected the handsome church edifice of the denomination in the vicinity of their home, and Mr. Wilbur designed the building, both exterior and interior, its consistency and attractiveness standing as evidence of his skill as an architect. He has been superintendent of the Sunday school for the past eleven years and is a member of the official board of the church. In August, 1866, Mr. Wilbur was united in marriage to Miss Hester A. Schlappi, daughter of Samuel and Mary Schlappi, who removed from Ohio.

1870 Federal Census. Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan

Roll 670, page 192A
    Chas. Wilbur, 28, farmer, $2000 real estate, $400 personal estate, b. Ohio
    Hester Wilbur, 21, keeping house, b. Ohio
    Nannie Wilbur, 2, b. Michigan

1880 Federal Census. Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan
Roll 578, page 156B
    Charles Wilber, 39, farmer, b. Ohio, father b. NY, mother b. Ohio
    Hester Wilber, 31, wife, keeping house, b. Ohio, father b. Switzerland, mother b. Penn
    Nina Wilber, 12, daughter, at home, b. Mich, parents b. Ohio
    Leon Wilber, 9, son, b. ditto
    Sannil Wilber, 7, son, b ditto

1900 Federal Census. Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan
Roll 709, page 10B
    Charles H. Wilber, head, b. Dec 1841, 58, m. 32 years, b. OH, father b. OH, mother b. CT, farmer
    Hester A. Wilber, wife, b. Aug 1848, 51, m. 32 years, 3 children, all living, b. OH, father b. Switzerland, mother b. PA
    Leon A. Wilbur, son, b. Jan 1871, 29, single, b. MI, parents b. OH, well digger

1910 Federal Census. Eaton Rapids Township, Eaton County, Michigan
Roll T624_645, page 2B
    Charles H. Wilbur, head, 68, m1. 43 years, b. OH, father b. NY, mother b. OH, own income [retired]
    Hester A. Wilbur, wife, 61, m1. 43 years, 3 children, all living, b. OH, father b. Switzerland (German), mother b. PA
    Leon A. Wilbur, son, 39, single, b. MI, parents b. OH, well driller

Michigan Marriages
Return of Marriages in the County of Eaton
    17 Mar 1916, Eaton Rapids. Rev J.A. Davids. Witnesses Leon A. Willrer & Mrs. Alice Weeden, both of Eaton Rapids
    Chas. H. Wilbur, 74, of Eaton Rapids, b. Ohio, retired farmer, son of Herman Wilbur & Rebecca Hitchcock
    Emma C. Walter, 61, of Eaton Rapids, b. New York, nurse, daughter of Jas. A. Laude... & Eliza Balcom

1920 Federal Census. Eaton Rapids Township, Eaton County, Michigan
Roll 763, page 7B
    Charles H. WIlburn, head, 78, b. OH, father b. NY, mother b. OH
    Emma C. Wilburn, wife, 65, b. NY, father b. Scotland, mother b. NY
On 19 Aug 1866 when Charles H. was 24, he first married Hester Ann Schlappi, daughter of Samuel Schlappi (4 Jun 1817-30 Mar 1900) & Mary Ann Zimmerman (4 Mar 1822-24 May 1902), in Castleton Township, Barry County, Michigan. Born on 29 Aug 1848 in Delta, Fulton County, Ohio. Hester Ann died in Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan, on 27 Apr 1914; she was 65. Buried in Rosehill Cemetery, Eaton Rapids.

Children of Charles and Hester Ann (Schlappi) Wilbur:
    i. Nina Gordon Wilbur, b. 4 Nov 1867, m. at Eaton Rapids 18 May 1887 William J. Olmstead;
    ii. Leon Ainsley Wilbur, b. 11 Jan 1871, d. 1927;
    iii. Samuel Claude Wilbur, b. 17 Mar 1873, m. at Carmel, Eaton Co., MI, 30 Aug 1895 Cora Halifax.
On 17 Mar 1916 when Charles H. was 74, he second married Emma C. Lauder, daughter of James Lauder (25 Jun 1806-24 Oct 1878) & Mary Eliza Balkam (23 Apr 1819-24 Oct 1898), in Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan. Born on 15 Jun 1854 in Keuga County, New York. Emma C. died in Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan, on 16 Oct 1930; she was 76. Buried in Rosehill Cemetery, Eaton Rapids.

Emma first married Orrin Walter.

1880 Federal Census. Hamlin, Eaton County, Michigan
Roll 578, page 328C
    Orren Walter, 31, farmer, b. MI, father b. PA, mother b. MD
    Emma Walter, 25, wife, keeping house, b. NY, father b. Scotland, mother b. NY
    Floyd Walter, 4, son, b. MI, father b. MI, mother b. NY

1900 Federal Census. Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan
Roll 709, page 18A
    Emma C Walter, head, b. Jun 1854, 45, widowed, 1 child, living, b. NY, father b. Scotland, mother b. NY, nurse
    Floyd E. Walter, son, b. Aug 1875, 24, divorced, b. MI, father b. MI, mother b. NY, student (telegraphy)
    James H. Lauder, brother, b. Aug 1858, 41, single, b. NY, father b. Scotland, mother b. NY, bartender

1910 Federal Census. Charlotte Ward 4, Eaton County, Michigan
Roll T624_645, page 7A
204 Esst Seminary Street
    Emma C. Walter, head, 54, widowed, b. NY, father b. Scotland, mother b. NY, nurse, private home
    Floyd E. Walter, son, 35, m1. 15 years, b. MI, father b. MI, mother b. NY, telegraph, operator
    Evaline A. Walter, daughter in law, 34, m1. 15 years 1 child, living, b. OH, parents b. England, bookkeeper, store
    Vern P. Walter, grandson, 13, b. MI, father b. MI, mother b. OH

1930 Federal Census. Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan
Roll 983, page 20A
333 Knight Street West
    Emma C. Wilbur, head, 75, widowed, m. age 18, b. NY, father b. Scotland, mother b. NY
    Eveah V. Stearns, nurse, 69, widowed, m. age 22, b. MI, parents b. NY, nurse, private family
67787. Mary E. Wilbur. Born on 15 Mar 1845 in Ohio. Mary E. died in Lake County, Illinois, on 3 May 1905; she was 60. Buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Benton Township, Lake County.

Children of Ezra and Mary (Wilbur) Schlappi, born in Castleton Twp. or in Emmit County:
    i. Alfred R. Schlappi, b. 1 May 1867, m. 1st in Emmet Co. 4 Sep 1891 Adelia Barney, m. 2nd in Emmet Co. 21 Sep 1903 Etta Jane Craig;
    ii. Edwin Schlappi, b. ca. 1869;
    iii. Winfred Schlappi, b. Jan 1869, m. Addie (b. Mar 1783 in New York), children b. in MI: (a.) Ethel I. Schalppi, b. Nov 1893; (b.) Ila M. Schlappi, b. Aug 1895; (c.) Altie M. Schalppi, b. May 1896; and (d.) Vada R. Schlappi, b. Aug 1899;
    iv. Carrie E. Schlappi, b. ca. 1871;
    v. Maud L. Schlappi, b. 21 Sep 1878;
    vi. Mina Ailee Schlappi, b.14 Aug 1883; and
    vii. June Rose Schlappi, b. 4 Jun 1890.
On 7 May 1866 when Mary E. was 21, she married Ezra Schlappi, son of Samuel Schlappi (4 Jun 1817-30 Mar 1900) & Mary Ann Zimmerman (4 Mar 1822-24 May 1902), in Eaton County, Michigan. Born on 2 Feb 1842 in Delta, Fulton County, Ohio. Ezra died in Zion, Lake County, Illinois, on 3 May 1930; he was 88. Buried on 6 May 1930 in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Benton Township, Lake County.

1850 Federal Census. York Township, Fulton County, Ohio
Roll 681, page 320A
    Saml. Slappi, 33, farmer, $1500 real estate, b. Switzerland
    Mary Slappi, 38, b. PA
    Henry Slappi, 9, b. OH
    Ezra Slappi, 8, b. OH
    Hannah Slappi, 5, b. OH
    Esther Slappi, 1, b. OH

1860 Federal Census. York Township, Fulton County, Ohio
Roll 965, page 282
    Saml. Schlappi, 43, farmer, $4000 real estate, $635 personal estate, b. Switzerland
    Mary Schlappi, 38, b. PA
    Henry Schlappi, 19, farm labor, b. OH
    Ezra Schlappi, 17, farm labor, b. OH
    Anna Schlappi, 15, b. OH
    Hester Ann Schlappi, 12, b. OH
    John Schlappi, 9, b. OH
    Hariet Schlappi, 6, b. OH
    Saml. Schlappi, 4, b. OH
    Mary Schlappi, 2, b. OH

1870 Federal Census. Castleton, Barry County, Ohio
Roll 661, page 105B
Post Office Nashville
    Ezra Schlappee, 38, farmer, $1600 real estate, $300 personal estate, b. OH
    Mary Schlappee, 25, keeps house, b. OH
    Alfred Schlappee, 3, b. MI
    Edwin Schlappee, 1, b. MI

1900 Federal Census. Springvale Township, Emmet County, Michigan
Roll 710, page 13A
    Ezra Schlappi, head, b. Feb 1842, 58, m. 35 years, b. OH, father b. Switzerland, mother b. PA
    Mary E. Schlappi, wife, b. Mar 1845, 55, m. 35 years, 6 children, all living, b. OH, father b. NY, mother b. OH
    Mina A. Schlappi, daugher, b. Agu 1883, 16, b. MI, parents b. OH
    June R. Schlappi, daughter, b. Jun 1850, 9, b. ditto

1910 Federal Census. Benton, Lake County, Illinois
Roll T624_301, page 1A
    Ezra Schlappi, head, 67, widowed, b. OH, father b. Switzerland (German), mother b. unknown, clerk, creamery
    Mina A. Schlappi, daughter, 26, b. Mi, parents b. OY
    June R. Schlappi, daughter, 19, b. ditto, hankerchief maker, lace factory

1920 Federal Census. Zion Ward 1, Lake County, Illinois
Roll 381, page 3B
2706 Gilead Avenue
    Ezra Schlappi, head, 77, widowed, b. OH, father b. Switzerland, mother b. PA, farmer, fruitgrowing
    Mina Schlappi, daughter, 35, single, b. MI, parents b. OH, dressmaker, dresmaking

1930 Federal Census. Zion Ward, Lake County, Illinois
Roll 528, page 13B
2706 Gilead Avenue
    Ezra Schlappi, head, 88, widowed, b. OH, father b. Switzerland, mother b. OH
    Mina Schlappi, daughter, 46, single, b. MI, parents b. OH
    Winfred Schlappi, son, 61, divorced, b. ditto
    Norman Schlappi, grandson, 17, b. MI, father b. OH, mother b. MI

Illinois Deaths Index
Ezra Schlappi, b. 2 Feb 1842 at Medina, Ohio, d. 3 May 1930 at Zion, Lake County, bur. 7 May 1930 Mount Olivet Cemetery, Benton Twp., Lake Co. Residence Zion. Son of Samuel Schlappi b. Switzerland and Mary Rimmerman b. PA. Wife Mary Schlappi.
Their children include:
69236i.
67788. Harriet Wilbur. Born on 26 Mar 1847 in Ohio. Harriet died in Fulton County, Ohio, on 4 Oct 1899; she was 52. Buried in Greenlawn Cemetery, Fulton County, Ohio.

Children of James and Harriet (Wilbur) Schlappi, born in Delta Twp.:
    i. Bertha Schlappi, b. 22 Sep 1867, d. 31 May 1941, m. 1 Oct 1903 Abram H. Smith;
    ii. Grace V. Schlappi, b. 5 Jul 1869, m. 27 Jun 1888 Charles H. Curry;
    iii. James Clayton Schlappi, b. 30 Mar 1876;
    iv. Opal E. Schlappi, b. 17 Oct 1878, d. 3 Feb 1952, m. 28 Sep 1904 Burt White; and
    v. Ethel B. Schlappi, b. 15 Oct 1886, d. 1 Jul 1973, m. 19 Jan 1901 Herbert H. Davis.
On 22 Jan 1866 when Harriet was 18, she married James Schlappi, son of John Schlappi (ca Dec 1806-6 Apr 1853) & Harriet Williams (ca 1821-), in Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan. Born on 8 Mar 1845 in York Township, Lucas County, Ohio. James died in 1918. Buried in Greenlawn Cemetery, Fulton County, Ohio.

1870 Federal Census. Delta Township, Fulton County, Ohio
Roll M595_1202, page 216A
Post Office Delta
    James Schlappi, 24, carpenter & jointer, $2000 real estate, $300 personal estate, b. Ohio
    Harriet Schlappi, 23, keeping house, b. Ohio
    Bertha Schlappi, 2, at home, b. Ohio
    Grace Schlappi, 1, at home, b. Ohio

1880 Federal Census. Delta Township, York, Fulton County, Ohio
Roll 1018, page 209A
    James Schlappi, 34, carpenter, b. Ohio, father b. Penn, mother b. Ohio
    Harriet M. Schlappi, 33, wife, housekeeper, b. Ohio, father b. NY, mother b. Ohio
    Bertha A. Schlappi, 12, daughter, scholar, b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio
    Grace V. Schlappi, 10, daughter, scholar, b. ditto
    James C. Schlappi, 4, son, b. ditto
    Opal E. Schalppi, 1, daughter, b. ditto
    Sarah L. Zimmerman, 30, sister-in-law, dressmaker, b. Ohio, father b. NY, mother b. Ohio

1900 Federal Census. Delta Township, Fulton County, Ohio
Roll 1270, page 7B
Dow Street
    James Schlappi, head, b. Mar 1845, 55, m. 0 years, b. OH, parents b. Switzerland, carpenter
    Ada Schlappi, wife, b. Mar 1857, 43, m. 0 years, no children, b. OH, parents b. NY
    Bertha Schlappi, daughter, b. Sep 1869, 30, b. OH, father b. OH, mother b. MI
    Clayton Schlappi, son, b. Mar 1876, 24, b. OH, parents, b. OH, carpenter
    Ethel Schlappi, daugher, b. Oct 1885, 14, b. ditto
    Sarah Zimmerman, boarder, b. Jul 1838, 61, widow, no children, b. MI, father b. NY, mother b. OH

1910 Federal Census. York, Fulton County, Ohio
Roll T624_1184, page 14A
Providence Street
    James Schlappi, head, 65, m2. 9 years, b. OH, father b. Switzerland (German), mother b. NY
    Ada Schlappi, wife, 53, m1. 9 years, no children, b. OH, father b. OH, mother b. NY
67789. Royal Wilbur. Born on 10 Feb 1849 in Ohio. Royal died in Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan, on 26 Mar 1882; he was 33.

1880 Federal Census. Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan
Roll 578, page 1157C
    Royal Wilber, 31, farmer, b. Ohio, father b. NY, mother b. Ohio
    Marilla Wilber, 24, wife, keeps house, b. Mich, father b. NY, mother b. Ohio
    Hattie Wilber, 3, daughter, b. Michigan, father b. Ohio, mother b. Mich
    Norman Wilber 1, son, b. ditto
Royal married Marilla T. Pickett, daughter of Orange Pickett (ca 1831-24 Aug 1863) & Emma Jane Adams (ca 1837-). Born in Aug 1855 in Michigan. Marilla T. died in 1936. Buried in Munger Cemetery, Eaton Rapids.

Marilla first married Royal Wilbur, second James Miller.

1860 Federal Census. Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan
Roll 542, page 568
Post Office Eaton Rapids
    Orrange Pickett, 28, farmer, $400 real estate, $200 personal estate, b. NY
    Jane Pickett, 22, b. OH
    Morrela Pickett, 5, b. MI
    Violia Pickett, 3, b. MI

1870 Federal Census. Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan
Roll 670, page 1928
Post Office Eaton Rapids
    Wm. H. Kelley, 34, farmer, $3000 real estate, $500 personal estate, b. NY
    Jane Kelley 34, keeping house, $700 real estate, b. OH
    Joseph Savage, 15, farm laborer, b. NY
    Marilla PIcket, 15, at school, b. MI
    Viola Picket, 13, at school, b. MI

Michigan Marriages
Return of Marriages in the County of Eaton
    12 Sep 1889, Eaton Rapids. Warren E. Bellows, Justice Peace. Witnesses Mrs. S.J. Wilbur & Mrs. O.T. Bellows
    James C. Miller, 56, of Eaton Rapids, b. NY, laborer, son of David Miller & Mary Falk, married once before
    Marilla F. (Pickett) Wilbur, 34, of Eaton Rapids, seamstress, b. MI, parents unknown, married once before

1900 Federal Census. Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan
Roll 709, page 19B
    James C. Miller, head, b. Apr 1834, 66, m. 10 years, b. NY, parents b. PA, farm laborer
    Marilla T. Miller, wife, b. Aug 1855, 44, m. 10, 7 children, 5 living, b. MI, father b. unknown, mother b. OH
    D. Bird Miller, son, b. Jul 1890, 9, b. MI, father b. NY, mother b. MI, at school
    Itha H. Miller, son, b. Mar 1892, 8, b. ditto, at school
    Bernice V. Miller, b. May 1894, 6, b. ditto, at school
Their children include:
69237i.
Hattie Wilbur (30 May 1877-)
69238ii.
Norman E. Wilbur (30 Jan 1879-)
69239iii.
Herman Wilbur (12 Nov 1880-)
69240iv.
Charles Wilbur (16 Feb 1882-)
67790. Clara E. Wilbur. Born ca 1852 in Ohio. Clara E. died in Petoskey, Emmet County, Michigan on 19 Jul 1915. Buried in Michigan Deaths and Burials Index-John H. Bennalack,.

Michigan Marriages
Return of Marriages in the County of Barry
    23 Feb 1873, Woodland. Rev. S.Henryman[?]. Witnesses Ezra Schlaffi of Castleton & C. Hesyman of Woodland
    O.P. Abbott, 25, of Castleton, b. Ohio, M.D.,
    Clary E. Wilber, 20, , of Castleton, b. Ohio

Michigan Marriages
Return of Marriages in the County of Ingham
    26 Sep 1880, Winfield. W.W. Smith, clergyman. Witnesses Helen Rassman & Sarah A. Smith, both of Onondaga
    John Benallack, 47, of Vevay, b. England, joiner
    Clara E. (Wilber) Abbott, of Eaton Rapids, 28, b. Ohio

Petoskey City Directory, 1905
   
Clara Benallack (wid John H.), res 1918 State Street

1910 Federal Census. Petoskey Ward 2, Emmet County, Michigan
Roll T624_ 645, page 6A
920[?] Grove Street
    Clara Benelliack, 57, head, widowed, 1 child, living, b. OH, father b. NY, mother b. OH

Petoskey City Directory, 1915
   
Clara Benallack (wid John H.), res 1918 State Street

Certificate of Death
Clara E. Bennalack, d. æ. 62y 3m 4d, b. Ohio, d. 19 Jul 1915 at Petoskey, Emmet County. died of Tuberculosis. Housekeeper, widowed. Daughter of Mathew M. Wilbur b. NY & Rebecca Zimmerman b. NY. [N.J. Stone, undertaker, of Petoskey reported that vital information] Burial Greenwood.Cemetery.
On 23 Feb 1873 Clara E. first married Dr. Oliver P. Abbott, son of Charles Abbott (ca 1808-) & Sophia Delorier (ca 1826-), in Woodland, Barry County, Michigan. Born on 6 May 1848 in Ohio. Oliver P. died in Carlton, Barry County, on 13 Aug 1899; he was 51. Buried in Fuller Cemetery, Carlton. Occupation: Physician.

1850 Federal Census. Brownstown, Wayne County, Michigan
Roll 366, page 512A
    Charles Abbott, 42, farmer, $300 real estate, b. Canada
    Sophia Abbott, 24, b. Canada
    Isaac Abbott, 6, b. MI
    Iva Abbott, 5, b. MI
    Robert Abbott, 3, b. MI
    Oliver Abbott, 2, b. MI

1870 Federal Census. Carlton Township, Barry County, Michigan
Roll 661, page 101A
Post Office Nashville
    Daniel Hagar, 40, farmer, $1000 personal estate, b. PA
    Rachel Hagar, 32, keeps house, $2000 real estate, b. NY
    Alonzo C. Hagar, 16, farm laborer, b. MI
    Isaac B. Riggs, 70, b. NY
    O.P. Abbott, 23, physician, $250 personal estate, b. OH

1880 Federal Census. Carlton Township, Barry County, Michigan
Roll 570, page 21A
    O.P. Abbott, 33, M.D., b. OH, father b. PA, mother b. Holland
    Lottie Abbott, 20, wife, keeping house, b. MI, father b. PA, mother b. Germany
    John Abbott,1, son, b. MI, father b. OH, mother b. MI
Their children include:
69241i.
John Abbott (ca 1879-)
On 26 Sep 1880 Clara E. second married John H. Benallack, son of Peter Benallack (9 Aug 1804-) & Mary Jane Hocking (26 Oct 1805-27 May 1880), in Winfield, Ingham County, Michigan. Born ca Jun 1833 in Veryan, Cornwall. John H. was baptized in Veryan, Cornwall, on 30 Jun 1833. John H. died in Petoskey, Emmet County, Michigan on 4 Oct 1902. Buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Petoskey.

1841 England Census. Cornwall
Veryan parish. Hundred: Powder (west division)
Place: Green
    Peter Benalack, 35, tailor
    Mary Benalcak, 30
    John Benalack, 8

1850 Federal Census. Medina, Median County, Ohio
Roll 709, page 223B
    Peter Benallick, 42, beu[?] manufacturer, b. England

1851 England Census. Cornwall
Veryan parish. Hundred: Powder (west division)
50 High Lanes
    Edward Hocking, head, 32, farmer 92 acres & lab., b. Veryan
    Mary Benalack, sister, 63[?], tailors wife, b. Veryan
    John Benalack, nephew, 18, tailors son, lab., b. Veryan

1860 Federal Census. Wellington, Lorain County, Ohio
Roll 1001, page 147
    John Benallack, 27, clerk, $100 personal estate, b. England
    Emma Benallack, 19, b. NY
    Rosa Benallack, 8 months, b. OH

1870 Federal Census. Vevay Township, Ingham County, Michigan
Roll 675, page 288B
Village of Mason
    John Benallack, 37, carpenter & joiner, $800 real estate, b. England
    Emma Benallack, 29, keeping house, b. NY
    Rosa Benallack, 11, at home, b. OH
    Frank Benallack, 8, b. MI
    Mary Benallack, 3, b. MI
    Peter Benallack, 61, b. England
    Mary Benallack, 60, b. England

1880 Federal Census. Vevay Township, Ingham County, Michigan
Roll 583, page 500B
    John Banalleck, 47, carpenter, b. England, parents b. England
    Frank Banalleck, 17, son, farm laborer, b. MI, parents b. England
    Bessie Banalleck, 13, daughter, at school, b. ditto

1900 Federal Census. Petoskey, Emmet County, Michigan
Roll 710, page 15B
918 State Street
    John H. Benallick, head, b. May 1833, 67, m. 20 years, b. England, parents b. England, imm. 1852, carpenter
    Clara E. Benallick, wife, b. Apr 1852, 48, m. 20 years, 1 child, living, b. OH, father b. NY, mothr b. OH

Petoskey City Directory, 1903
   
John Benallack, res 1918 State Street

Certificate of Death
John H. Bennalack, b. 29 May 1833, d. æ. 69 y 4 m 5 , d. 4 Oct 1902 at Petoskey, Emmet Coounty. Carpenter, married, father’s name Bennalack, mother’s name Mary Hawkins. Bur. Greenwood Cemetery
67791. William Wilbur. Born ca 1854 in Ohio.
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