Hunters in the Newspaper

Aug 27, 1874- Married: Hunter-Artman In Jamestown, Aug 10, 1874 by Rev J. T. Griffith, Alvin Hunter of West Salem, and Mary Artman, of Green Tp.
March 6, 1875-Mrs. Mary Parker Obituary
March 18, 1876- Early Settlers. About the year 1811, Mr. Alexander Hunter located upon the farm still occupied by portions of his family. Mr. H. being a good practical Surveyor his services proved to be of inestimable value to the new country.
Sept 13, 1883- Citizens signed a no trespassing law. Abraham Artman.
Aug 18, 1892- The third annual reunion of the Artman family will be held Sat. Aug 20 in the grove of Abraham Artman.
May 9, 1895- Miss Zora Hunter is attending school in Fredonia.
June 25, 1896- Miss Zora and Blanche Hunter are visiting in Orangeville.
July 8, 1897- West Salem school board elected teachers for the various schools McLaughlin- Zora Hunter
Sept 30, 1897- Abram Artman Obituary.
ABRAM ARTMAN.
West Salem lost one of its oldest and best citizens, when Abram Artman passed away, last Saturday, at the advanced age of nearly 86 years. He was a veritable landmark in the local history of what is now West Salem township. It is said that he brought his bride home to his log cabin before it was floored or furnished except with a pioneer's outfit, and when the couple entered .the cabin they found the carcass of a deer hanging inside. Some passing hunter bad hung it there for safe keep ing. Part of this deer furnished food for the first meal in the new home and proved to be a good omen. Mr. Artman lived to a good old age and Mrs. Artman is a little over 86 years of age. Five sons and one daughter survive, one daughter being dead. The funeral was held at the home, Tuesday, with interment at Rocky Ridge.
Oct 2, 1897- Abrahm Artman of West Salem, died on Saturday last, aged 86 years. Mr. Artman was one of the oldest residents in this part of the country, being among the first settlers. He leaves a wife, five sons and one daughter to mourn his loss. Funeral services were held on Tuesday. Interment at Rock Ridge cemetery.
March 12, 1898- Alvin Hunter intends moving on Mrs. Abraham Artman's farm soon.
June 30, 1898- West Salem school board elected teachers last Saturday, Miss Zora Hunter for the Artman School.
June 20, 1900- Misses Zora and Blanche Hunter accompanied by Miss Arnold, of Shenago, called on some of their many friends here last Friday.
Nov 20, 1900- Alvin Hunter was the guest of his daughter at New Castle last week.
Jan 4, 1901- Miss Zora Hunter is spending vacations with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hunter.
April 9, 1901- Miss Zora Hunter was the guest of her parents over Sunday.
June 19, 1901- Misses Zora and Blanch Hunter were the guests of Miss Lizzie Moats Sunday.
Mar 18, 1902- Perry Yokes was the guest of Alvin Hunter and family last week.
Jan 14, 1903- Alvin Hunter will move onto his farm this coming spring.
Feb 3, 1904- Mr and Mrs. Alvin Hunter visited Mrs. Zora Bates of Kinsman, last week.
Aug 16, 1905- Mr Alvin Hunter has purchased a graphaphone.
Nov 22, 1905- Mrs. Mary Hunter is sick at this writing.
March 13, 1907-Mrs. Mary A. Hunter has bought a new incubator and will raise chickens by the wholesale.
May 28, 1907- Otis Hunter and wife of Jamestown, were the guests of Alvin Hunter, Saturday evening.
Jan 26, 1909- Alvin Hunter and wife, of West Salem, visited their son, in Kinsman, Ohio, last week.
March 31, 1909- Mrs. Alvin Hunter has been ill the past week with neuralgia.
July 27, 1909- Walker Hunter is working for Bert Splitstone through harvest. Alvin Hunter is painting his house.
Oct 9, 1909- Mrs Mary Artman Hunter died at her home on the Kinsman road, five miles west of Greenville, Wed Oct 6,1909. The funeral services were held at the home, Friday conducted by Rev. J. Dean Brown. Mrs Hunter was born in West Salem township, Jan 30, 1853, and was married to Alvin J. Hunter who with five sons and two daughters survive her. She was a member of the United Brethren church and was a consistent Christian.
June 10, 1910- Alvin Hunter is spending a few days in Sharpsville visiting friends.
Aug 27, 1912- Otis Hunter of Jamestown visited his father Alvin Hunter over Sunday.
May 27, 1913- John Cullen is putting two new bridges in the Hunter district, one near the residence of Alvin Hunter.
Feb 12, 1914- Walker Hunter and wife have moved in with Alvin Hunter his father.
Mar 18, 1915- Walker Hunter started to work for Mr. Stewart of Jameston, Monday
April 14, 1915- Walker Hunter moved to the Stewart farm on Thursday.
Misses Zola and Eulalia Lewis of Conneaut, Ohio visited their grandfather, Alvin Hunter the past week.
March 14, 1918- Letter by Wayne Hunter to his father Alvin Hunter. Wayne is stationed at Camp Lee.
Aug 14, 1918- Boyd Bates and wife, Alvin Hunter and Marilla Hunter motored to Conneaut, Ohio on Saturday to visit William Lewis and wife.
April 17, 1919- Mrs. Zora Bates has just closed a very successful term of school in the Hunter district. Walker Hunter and family West Middlesex, visited his father, Alvin Hunter, one day last week.
July 10, 1923- Alvin Hunter is visiting friends in Sharpsville.
July 28, 1924- Mrs and Mr. William Lewis and daughters Zola and Eulalia of Massilon O, spent a few days visiting a family hero, Otis Hunter and Wilbur Hunter and family in Shenago Township. Miss Helen Betts accompanied them home for an extended stay.
Nov 25, 1925- Alvin Hunter still remains in a critical condition.
Dec 1, 1925- Alvin Hunter is very low at this writing.
Dec 4, 1925- No School at Hunter. There is no school at the Hunter School this week, owing to the serious illness of the teacher's father, Alvin Hunter.
Dec 4, 1925- Alvin J. Hunter Obituary Alvin J. Hunter aged 74 of West Salem Township, died this morning at one o'clock at the home of his daughter Mrs. Boyd Bates, following gangrene which set in from an injury to his foot. The deceased was born in West Salem Township where he spent the larger part of his life. Fifty three years ago he married Mary Artman and continued as a farmer until the time of his retirement several years ago. Surviving are his sister. Morilla Hunter of West Salem, two daughters, Mrs. Boyd Bates of West Salem and Mrs. William Lewis of Conneaut, Ohio and five sons, Otis and Wayne of West Salem, Blaine and Walker of Sharpsville and Wilbur of Jamestown. The deceased had been making his home with his son Otis in West Salem. No funeral arrangements have yet been completed.
Dec 11, 1925- Alvin J. Hunter who Died Dec 4, was born in West Salem township Sept 16, 1849, and died Dec 4th 1925. He was one of a family of 12 children, three of whom survive: Mrs. James Johnston, of Ontario Can., Mrs. John McMurray, of Burghill, Ohio, and Marilla Hunter, of Farmdale, Ohio. He was married 51 years ago to Mary Ann Artman of Greene township. To this union eight children were born, seven of whom survive: Mrs. M. B. Betts, Kinsman, Ohio: Wilbur Hunter, of Jamestown, Otis Hunter at home in West Salem, Mrs. William S. Lewis, Massillon, Ohio, Blaine Hunter and Walker Hunter of Sharpsville, and Wayne Hunter of West Salem.
Dec 19, 1925- Administrator's Sale for A. J. Hunter's Farm Tuesday Dec 22 at 1 o'clock pm.

Nov 16, 1929- Mrs. Otis Hunter and children Zora May and Junior.
June 26, 1931- Misses Isabelle and Zora Hunter of Sharpsville are visiting Mr and Mrs. Wayne Hunter.
Oct 25, 1941- West Salem Hunter Club Has Session. Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs Wayne Hunter. Guest present, Mrs. Mary Hunter.
Jan 6, 1939- Misses Zora Mae and Isabelle Hunter of Sharpsville, Misses Betty Jane and Norma Jean Mohr spent a few days last week with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hunter.

Joseph Miller

1870Census
Joseph Miller 76 Retired Farmer Penn
Margaret 75 Keeping House Penn

Underneath them are
Austin Miller 49
Elenor 48
Samantha 24
Herbert 19
Teresa 16
William 12
Mennoe 10
Thomas 8
Frank 5

Susan Jaffrey

14 June 1860 Census
Steubenville, Ohio
Jane Macbeth 22 Ohio
Susan Macbeth (McBeth) 48 Scotland
Susan 18 Ohio
Albert 16 Ohio

1870 Census
Stewart Macbeth 31 Rail Road Clerk Ohio
Susan Macbeth 65 Keeping House Scotland
Anna Macbeth 33 Virginia
Edwin Macbeth 8 Ohio

Miller's in City Cemetery

City Cemetery
Conneaut, Ohio

Albert Macbeth 1844-1905 Area B02-012
Westana A. Macbeth 1849-1926 Area B02-11
Eleanor Miller 1822-1885 B01-016
Eli A. Miller 1847-1915 B02-016
Elizabeth S. Miller 1850-1924 B02-015
MILLER, Auston 1921 1887 B01-017
MILLER, Frank W. 1865 1920 B01-014
MILLER, Herbert L. 1851 1886 B01-015
MILLER, Monroe 1860 1929 B02-010
Miller, Theresa E. 1854 1925 B01-013
MILLER, Thomas M. 1863 1927 B02-013

Family Found in Newspapers

Evening Independent Massillon Ohio
Steubenville Herald
Mckean County Democrat

of Massillon Mrs L C Bald win of Chicago and Mrs M James of Los Angeles two sons L and T M Miller of Conncaut 10 grand children and ax greatgrandchil dren A short funeral service will be held tonight at 7 oclock at the resi Idence of Harry Macbeth 105 Pietzcker avenue the Rev Mr Kirk of Ellsworth officiating The body will be sent to the home of T M Miller at Conneaut Saturday morn ing where the funeral will be held and interment mad
A short funeral service for Mrs Westana Macbeth who died Thurs day at the residence of her son Harry Macbeth of 105 Pietzcker ave nue was held at the residence Fri da evening at 7 oclock the Rev R H Kirk and the Rev R C Ells worth officiating The body was taken this morning to the residence of he

Edward Baker

We knew he was in the military so this could be him.

Edward O. Baker
Residence: Wayne Indiana
enlistment place: Cp Wheeler, Georgia
Enlisment date: 19 0ct 1945
Grade alpha: S 0G
Grade code: Staff Sergeant
branch Alpha and code: Quartermaster Corps
Enlistment term: Enlistment for Hawaiian Department
Nativity:Indiana
Birth Year:1906
Race: White
Education: 2 years high school
Civil Occupation: 010
Marital Status: Married
Army Component: Regular Army
Card Number:1
Box Number: 0929
Reel Number:3.351

Otto Baker

Otto's Parents- Father born in Ohio and Mother born in Germany
Nellie's Parents- Father and Mother both born in Germany
Nellie born 1880 in Illinois
Otto born 1881 in Indiana
1900 Census
LDS 1900 Census Alexandria city, Madison, Indiana Plummer 413 South Mile St.
Nellie M 1901 Indiana
Hazel I 1903 Indiana 1920 Spinner
Edward was born 1906 in Indiana
1910 Census Alexandria Ward 3, Madison, Indiana Glass Factory Mechanic 820 W. Washington
Dorothy E 1912 Born in New York
Lorena 1913 Born in New York
Arthur O 1916 born in Connecticut
Esther E 1919 born in Connecticut
1920 Census Austin Boro, Potter, Pennsylvania Boss Pipe Fitter, Pulp Mill School Street
Charles about 1920 born in Pennsylvania
1930 Census Gary, Lake, Indiana Piper Fitter Refinery South Bend Ave

Otto Baker

Indiana Marriage Index 1845-1920

Otto Baker
m: June 28, 1899 - Madison Co., IN (Bk. 8, pg. 138)
Nellie Bessam
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1900 Alexandria, Monroe Twp., Madison Co., Indiana
Enumeration District: 98
Sheet Number: 10B
Enumeration Date: June 11, 1900
Line: 72
Dwelling/Family: 180/207
Address: 413 South Mile St.

Baker, Otto - born October 1881, age 18, married, born in Indiana. Father born in Ohio. Mother born in Germany. Occupation plumber.
" Nellie - wife, born June 1880, age 20, married, born in Illinois. Parents born in Germany.
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Not sure if you have this info, but it does indicate Otto was born in Oct. of 1881 so he wouldn't show up on the 1880 census. Unfortunately the 1890 census doesn't exist and he is married by 1900 so putting him in a household with his parents may prove to be quite difficult. You might try contacting the Madison Co., IN clerks office for the marriage application /certificate. That document should have his parents listed on it.