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HUSBAND |
Jacob
Ostrander |
| Parents |
Jacob
Ostrander, Phebe Menear (22) |
| Born |
Feb.
11, 1820, NY (11,12,18,22)
1827? He says he's 23 on 1850 Census |
| Died |
Oct.
10, 1910, Ostrander, Delaware Co., OH (11) |
| Buried |
Fairview
Cemetery, Scioto Twp., Delaware Co., OH (11) |
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| WIFE |
Harriet
Lucina Morse1 (22) |
| Parents |
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| Born |
1830,
Vermont (22) |
| Died |
1854, Delaware
Co., OH (22) |
| Buried |
Known to have died in Delaware Co., OH with her family here
also; yet can't find burial site |
| Married |
1848,
Bellepoint, OH (22)
1849/50? Says married within year on
1850 Census |
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| WIFE |
Mary
E. |
| Parents |
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| Born |
1812,
Penn. (11,12, 18) |
| Died |
July
22, 1899 (11) |
| Buried |
Fairview
Cemetery, Scioto Twp., Delaware Co, OH (11) |
| Married |
After
marriage to Harriet |
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| CHILDREN |
Sarah
Elizabeth Ostrander1 (14,22) |
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John
Ostrander3 (22) |
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John
Ostrander4 (22) |
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| PHOTO ALBUM |
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| Jacob
and Mary Ostrander's Tombstone |
1870
Census
Scioto, Delaware, OH |
121st
O.V.I crossing the Ohio River |
Community
Center named after Jacob |
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"50
Years Ago Today"
Jacob's Death
Oct. 3, 1960 |
Delaware
Semi-Weekly Gazette announces Jacob visiting his children in
Broadway
July 29, 1899 |
Mary's
Obit
Delaware Democratic Herald Aug. 3, 1899 |
Jacob's
Obit
The Jouranl Herald Oct 3, 1910 |
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| RECORDS |
1850C Concord Twp., Delaware Co., OH
Jacob Ostrander, 23, Male, Carpenter, Born in NY, Was
Married within the Year
Harriett Ostrander, 15, Female,
Born in VT, Was Married within the Year
Almira Skinner,
19, Female, Born in OH |
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1860C Unknown |
1870C Scioto Twp., Delaware Co.,
OH (28)
17 Jacob, 48, NY; Carpenter; Mary E., 60; PA;
Elizabeth, 17, OH; John, 3, OH |
1880C Ostrander, Delaware Co.,
OH (12)
| Name |
Relation |
Marital
Status |
Gender |
Race |
Age |
Birthplace |
Occupation |
Father's
Birthplace |
Mother's
Birthplace |
| Jacob Ostrander |
Self |
M |
Male |
W |
58 |
YORK STATE |
Stone Mason |
YORK STATE |
YORK STATE |
| Mary E. Ostrander |
Wife |
M |
Female |
W |
74 |
PA |
Keeping House |
PA |
PA |
| John Ostrander |
Son |
S |
Male |
W |
14 |
OH |
Day Laborer |
YORK STATE |
PA |
| Samuel Long |
Other |
D |
Male |
W |
39 |
PA |
Stone Mason |
MA |
VT |
| Newton McDole |
Other |
S |
Male |
W |
30 |
OH |
Day Laborer |
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1900C
Ostrander, Delaware, OH
Jacob Ostrander, Head-of-Household, White, Male, Born
1820, 80yrs, Widow, Born NY, Father-Germany,
Mother-Holland, Renting Home
James Clark, Son-in-Law, White, Male, Born May 1850,
50yrs, Married 4yrs, Born Ohio, Father-Ohio, Mother-Ohio,
Laborer R.R.
Sarrah E Clark, Daughter, White, Female, Born Dec 1850,
49yrs, Married 4yrs, Mother of 1 Child; Still Living,Born
Ohio, Father-New York, Mother-New York |
1910C
Scioto Twp, Delaware, OH
James M. Clark, Head-Of, Male, White, 59 Married
(twice), 15yrs current marriage, Born Ohio, Father-Ohio,
Mother-Ohio, Speaks English, Trade-None, Can Read/Write,
Own Home Free-of-Mortgage
Sarah E. Clark, Wife, Female, White, 59, Married (twice),
15 yrs current marriage, Mother of 1 Child: None Living,
Born Ohio, Father-New York, Mother- New York, Speaks
English, Keeper and Owner of Boarding House, Can
Read/Write
Jacob Ostrander, Father-in-Law, Male, White, 90, Born New
York, Father-Holland (Dutch), Mother-Germany (German),
Speaks English, Has Own Income, Can Read/Write
JT Stout, Boarder, Male, White, 61, Married (once), Born
Ohio, Father-Penn, Mother-Penn, Speaks English,
Laborer-Odd Jobs, Can Read/Write
John King, Boarder, Male, White, 63, Born Georgia,
Father-Georgia, Mother-Georgia, Speaks English,
Laborer-Odd Jobs, Can Read/Write
William Slack, Boarder, Male, White, 48, Divorced, Born
Ohio, Father-Ohio, Mother-Ohio, Speaks English,
Laborer-Odd Jobs, Can Read/Write |
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| OCCUPATION |
| Stone Mason & Carpenter |
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| MILITARY |
| Private, 121st Ohio Volunteer Army,
Co. C, 1862-1865 |
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| KNOWN
RESIDENCES |
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1850 - Census, Concord, Delaware, Ohio |
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1860 - |
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1870 - Census, Scioto, Delaware, Ohio |
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1880 - Census, Scioto, Delaware, Ohio |
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1900 - Census, Scioto, Delaware, Ohio |
| 1904
- Mailing Address: Box 101, Ostrander, Ohio View
Postmaster's Account Book |
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1910 - Census, Ostrander, Delaware, Ohio |
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| IN THE NEWS |
| From the
Delaware Gazette, Sept. 1899 |
50 YEARS AGO - OSTRANDER MEN
AND BOYS WHO HAVE MADE THEIR MARKS IN THE WORLD SINCE 1850 - A STORY
OF PUSH, ENTERPRISE AND THRIFT
"The following sketches were written for the Gazette several
years ago by Mr. J. M. Roney, and are republished by request; About
the year 1850 a gang of men were seen dodging through the thick
woods, where the now beautiful village of Ostrander is
located. They are slashing down bushes, sighting from tree to
tree and carrying chain and compass. It soon developed that
they were surveyors, sent out to find the most practicable route for
a railroad from Springfield to Pittsburgh, Pa. by Mount Vernon,
Ohio. The line was finally located where the track now lays;
and called the Springfield, Mt. Vernon & Pittsburgh
Railroad. The construction of the road was soon commenced, the
timber cut, the stumps grubbed out (some of which took two yoke of
oxen to roll off the proposed path). Maloney and McMillan were
the contractors that built the road. The engineer was a
gentlemen named Ostrander, for whom the village was named. It
wasn't Jake O. Stranger, as some suppose. Our object in
writing this history is to keep in memory the boys and men who have
been connected with his R.R. in this vicinity, most of whom have
made a success in life, and now, if not dead, are occupying
positions of responsibility." |
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| BIOGRAPHY |
| None found. |
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| RESEARCH
CONCERNS & ISSUES |
Jacob
is inconsistent with regards to his age over the decades on
census records. We're talking significant swings in
age; yet its defintely the same Jacob Ostrander.
Although Jacob's parents are listed, no one has been able to
link him with any other Ostrander family and/or found any
record of the names provided here that he listed as his
parients himself in a response to the Ostrander family
genealogist. The names given are those provided by
Jacob himself. |
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