More on WILLIAM SHERD, JR (1812-1860)
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William Sherd & family are listed in the 1840 Census in the town of Sparta,
Livingston Co., NY. William is listed as between 20-29. Also included are two
females 20-29, three other males 20-29, and two males 0-4. It would appear
that perhaps three of his brothers are living with him, possibly a sister or
sister-in-law as well. It appears that William and family *may* have been making
preparations to move to MI.
- From 'History of Ingham and Eaton Counties, Michigan' by Samuel W. Durant
Published 1880 by D.W. Ensign & Co., Philadelphia, William Sherd, Jr. of Livingston Co.,
NY bought land in Section 9 of Onandaga Twp., Ingham Co., MI on 5 July 1836 and in
Section 32 on the same date.
- A William Sherd, Jr. purchased land through the Kalamazoo, MI land
office, with a signature date of 1 May 1839: Aliquot Parts - NW; Section Number - 13;
Sequence Number - 1; Township - 3 S; Range - 12 W; Block Number - 0; Base Line - 19; T
otal Acres - 160.0000. On the same date: Aliquot Parts - NW; Section Number - 9;
Sequence Number - 1; Township - 1 N; Range - 2 W; Block Number - 0; Base Line - 19;
Total Acres: 240.0000. Accession/Serial #: MI1440_.101; Patentee Name(s): William Sherd;
Issue Date: 1 May 1839.
- "Certificate No. 17101} The United States Of America. To all whom these
Presents shall come, Greeting: Whereas William Sherd, Junior of Livingston County,
New York has deposited in the General Land Office of the United States, a Certificat
of the Register of the Land Office at Kalamazoo, whereby it appears that full payment
has been made by the said William Sherd, Junior according to the provisions of the Act
of Congress of the 24th of April, 1820, entitled "An Act making further provision for the
sale of the Public Lands," for the North West quarter of Section thirteen, in Township
three South, of Range twelve West, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Kalamazoo,
Michigan, containing one hundred and sixty acres according to the official plat of the
survey of the said Lands, returned to the General Land Office by the Surveyor General, which
said tract has been purchased by the said William Sherd Junior.
"Now know ye, That the United States of America, in consideration of the Premises,
and in conformity with the several acts of Congress, in such case made and provided,
Have Given and Granted, and by these presents Do Give and Grant, unto the said William Sherd
Junior and to his heirs, the said tract above described: To Have And To Hold the same,
together with all the rights, privileges, immunities, and appurtenances of whatsoever natur,
thereunto belonging, unto the said William Sherd Junior and to his heirs and assigns forever.
"In Testimony Whereof, I, Martin VanBuren President Of The United States Of America,
have cause these Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal of the General Land Office
to be hereunto affixed.
"Given under my hand at the City of Washington, the first day of May in the
Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine and of the Independence
Of The United States the Sixty Third By The President: Martin VanBuren By M
VanBuren Jr., Sec'y; Jos. S. Wilson acting Recorder of the General Land Office ad interim"
- A second purchase of land by William Sherd, Jr. containing 240 acres was
described by Accession/Serial#: MI1440_.325, Issue Date 1 May 1839; Certificate
No. 17342: "....according to the provisions of the Act of Congress of the 24th
of April, 1820, entitled "An Act making further provision for the sale of the Public
Lands," for the East half of the South West quarter, of Section thirty two, containing
eighty acres and the North West quarter, of Section nine, containing one hundred and
sixty acres, in Township one North, of Range two West, in the District of Lands subject
to sale at Kalamazoo, Michigan, containing in all two hundred and forty acres..."
- The 1850 Census for North Dansville, Livingston Co., NY, p677:
#295/204
Hovey, B L, 30, m, MD, 2500, NY,
M, 29, f, NY,
F H, 4, m, NY,
Wagner, Marg, 25, f, Ger,
SHERD, Phebe T, 25, f, 4000, MY
- A land purchase by William M Sherred was recorded in MN on 1 Jan 1859 for 40 acres:
Name: WILLIAM M SHERRERD,
Date: 01 Jan 1859,
Location: MN,
Document #: 2114,
Serial #: MN1110__.408,
Sale Type: CASH ENTRY SALE,
Acres: 40.0000,
Meridian or Watershed: 5TH,
Parcel: Township 115 N, Range 22 W, Section 21
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Burial Sarah Shred: Lakeview Cemetery, Groveland, Livingston Co., NY
More on RINALDO K SHERD and Florence
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Rinaldo served as a Private in H Company, 34th MI Infantry during the Spanish American War, enlisting at Owosso, Shiawassee Co., MI. His widow, Florence, filed for a widow's pension on the basis of his service.
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Rinaldo Sherd, obit ca 1898, MI; Vol. 21, No. 3 (1998) Lexicon; Persi Code: MILX Topics:
Michigan; 977.401; J13JCGA; Allen County Public Library, Ft. Wayne, IN 46801-2270:
"Leslie, MI, Aug 9--It is with deep sorrow and regret that we are obliged to record the
death of one of our estimable young soldier boys; Rinaldo K SHERD of Co. H, 34th Michigan
infantry, whose young life went out at Siboney, Isle de Cuba, on July 29, after helping
achieve victory to our arms at Santiago. He is the first victim of this war from Leslie,
and his complaint was acute dysentery. He joined the glorious 34th at Ironwood, but left his
home here in high spirits and in remarkably good health. His wife received a letter from
him about ten days ago saying he was not very well and that the boys had been drenched
with rain for days with no chance to dry out. His father, who is a farmer near here, saw
the news of his death in the papers but as the name was not spelled right he telegraphed
to secretary ALGER and in a few hours received a dispatch confirming the report. He was
22 years of age and leaves a young wife and babe who will miss him greatly. His remains
are laid to rest on the bloody field where he fought. He was an exceptionally fine young
man of good principles and manly appearance and his name will be long remembered as one
of the heroes who sacrificed his life in the cause of humanity."
- Practically every member of the National Guard volunteered. They were reorganized
into the same units in which they had been serving but the regiments were reorganized so that
the existing five regiments of eight companies each became four regiments of 12 companies each.
To fill the regiments, eight new companies had to be organized. Each Michigan regiment was
to contain 1,000 men. Upon the second call, Michigan furnished one more regiment of 1,200 men
as well as an additional 200 men to each of the four original regiments.
The regiments organized in the spring of 1898 were designated the 31st, 32nd, 33rd, and 34th Michigan Volunteer Infantry, following in numerical order the infantry regiments of the Civil War. They were all mobilized at Island Lake, near Detroit.
The 31st was mustered May 11 and left on May 15 for Chickamauga Park, GA. The 32nd was
mustered May 14 and left May 19 for Tampa, FL. The 33rd was mustered May 20 and left May 28
for Camp Alger, near Washington, D.C. The 34th was mustered May 25 and left June 6 for Camp
Alger. Under the second call of the President, the 35th was organized and left for Camp Meade,
PA. September 14.
The men in the southern camps, particularly at Chickamauga and Camp Alger,
suffered severely from sickness. At Chickamauga, there was an epidemic of
typhoid fever, and the 31st Regiment moved to Knoxville, Tenn. where it
remained until January 25, 1899, when it was sent to Cuba.
The 31st landed at Cienfugas and was then distributed in the towns of Santa Clara Province to preserve order and protect property. The regiment performed guard duty until it returned to the United States April 25, 1899. It was disbanded at Savannah, Ga. on May 17, 1899. While in service, 20 men died from sickness in southern camps and hospitals.
The 32nd was one of the earliest regiments moved to Fernandian, FL, where it remained in camp for some time. It was among those assigned to service in Cuba but did not leave the United States. While enroute, its transport ship collided with another ship. The regiment was unloaded; it never left the port. After remaining in Florida for awhile, the regiment was transferred to Fort McPherson, GA, where it remained until September. It then returned to Michigan and was disbanded between October 25 and November 9, 1898. While in service, 20 men from this regiment also died of disease.
The 33rd and 34th Regiments (MI Vol.) left Island Lake in May 1898 for Falls Church, VA., and shortly embarked from Tampa, FL for Cuba on the transports "Paris" and "Harvard." The regiments were assigned to General Duffield's brigade, a part of General Shafter's army which fought and defeated the Spaniards at Santiago. They did not participate in the fight at San Juan Hill, but were engaged in the attack at Aguadores, which was planned to divert the enemy from the main battle and prevent their
reinforcing it.
In this engagement, three men of the 33rd were killed or died of wounds. Yellow fever broke out in the camp at Siboney and 50 men died there, at Montauk Point or on the transport bound for the latter camp. The 34th suffered even more severely; 88 deaths in that Regiment were recorded. A large proportion of the deaths were due to yellow fever the soldiers had contracted while in camp near Santiago or in the hospitals on Long Island, NY.
Upon leaving Cuba, the 33rd reached Detroit September 2,1898, and then departed to their various home stations where they were disbanded between September 3, 1898 and January 6, 1899. The 34th returned to Montauk Point August 27, 1898, and was disbanded between September 3,1898, and January 2,1899. The 35th was disbanded at Augusta, Ga., March 31, 1899. The 35th did not participate in foreign service. Although it remained in the United States, 23 of its men died of disease.
Burial RINALDO K SHERD: Siboney, Cuba
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Cause of Death: Acute Dysentery (probably due to Yellow Fever)
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Florence applied for a Widow's Pension for her husband's military service. The date filed was 6 Mar 1899, Application #693724; Certificate #481815, state of MI. Number at the bottom of the application is XC(?) 2670367.
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Florence and her two children are listed in Leslie, Ingham Co., MI in the 1900 census:
#251/263:
SHERD, Florence, Head, w, f, Jan 1816, 24, wid, MI, Eng, Eng, Pensioner,
Marie, Dau, w, f, Dec 1896, 3, s, MI, MI, MI,
Rinaldo K, Son, w, m, Jan 1899, 1, s, MI, MI, MI
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A Mrs. Florence Sherd is listed in residence on Woodworth St., Leslie, Ingham Co., MI
between 1916-21.
- The 1910 Census for Leslie, Ingham Co., MI:
#44/46
Sherd, Florence, Head, f, w, 53, Wid, 2/2 MI, Eng, Eng, None,
Marie R, Daughter, f, w, 13, s, MI, MI, MI,
Rinaldo K, Son, m, w, 11, s, MI, MI, MI
- Listed in the 1916-21 Rural Directory for Ingham Co., MI:
Sherd, Mrs. [Florence?]; 2 children; farming; owns 80 acres; 1 horse; 4 cattle; Route 1, Leslie, Onondaga Twp., 64 Ind telephone.
Sherd, Mrs. H. [Happy]; Bellvue St., Leslie Twp., Ingham Co., MI
SHERD, M. D. [Bernice]; 2 children; farmer; owns 60 acres; 3 horses; 6 cattle; Route 1, Leslie, Onondaga Twp., 64 Ind telephone.
Occupation: 1900, Pensioner
Daniel Allen Wisner and his wives the sisters, Mary and Ann (Amy)
Sherd
Information from Bus and Bobby Bates, February 2007
Descendants of Daniel Allen Wisner
Generation No. 1
- DANIEL ALLEN WISNER (son of DANIEL) was born February 28, 1809 in
Aurelius, Cayuga Co., NY, and died January 05, 1881 in Jonesville, Hillsdale Co., MI.
He married (1) MARY SHERD Bef. 1831 in Livingston Co., NY, daughter of WILLIAM SHERD and
ANNA EMMONS. She was born 1810 in Livingston Co., NY, and died June 01, 1844 in Moscow,
Hillsdale Co., MI. He married (2) AMY ANN SHERD Bef. 1850 in Hillsdale Co., MI,
daughter of WILLIAM SHERD and ANNA EMMONS. She was born January 12, 1828 in
Livingston Co., NY, and died December 11, 1882 in Jonesville, Hillsdale Co., MI.
Notes for DANIEL ALLEN WISNER:
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From "Compendium History and Biography of Hillsdale County, Michigan," Elon G.
Reynolds, editor, pg. 345:
"The subject of this brief sketch was one of the earliest
of the pioneers of Hillsdale county, Michigan, first locating near the village of
Moscow in the year 1837. He was a native of Mt. Morris, [Livingston Co.] New York,
where he was born in 1809. His parents were also natives of New York state. His
father, William Y. Wisner, [an apparent type-o; William was the son of Daniel Allen
Wisner] removed his residence from the state of New York to Michigan in 1837,
and took up a farm near the village of Moscow, where he lived for many years.
The subject of this sketch grew to manhood in his native state of New York,
where he learned the trade of shoemaking, and continued to labor in that
pursuit up to the time of his coming to Michigan. Here he engaged in farming,
which he followed with success for a number of years, then removed to Jonesville,
where he engaged in merchandising, under the firm-name of D.A. Wisner & Son....
"In his early life, Mr. Wisner was married in the state of New York to Miss
Mary Sherd, by whom he had a family of two sons and one daughter. Some time after
the death of his first wife, he again married, his second wife being Miss Ann A. Sherd,
also a native of New York state, and a sister of his first wife. To the second
marriage were born three sons, one of whom died at the age of nine years...."
- The 1840 Census for Moscow, Hillsdale Co., MI, pg 6:
Wisner, Daniel, 1, 0, 0, 1, 1; 0, 1, 0, 0, 1
- The 1850 Census for Moscow, Hillsdale Co., MI, pg 19:
#139/140
Wisner, Daniel A, 41, m, Farmer, 3000, NY,
Amy A, 27, f, NY,
Emily J, 19, f, NY,
Clinton, 16, m, Farmer, NY,
William Y, 8, m, MI,
Clarence E, 2/12, m, MI
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The 1860 Census for Jonesville, Hillsdale Co., MI; series M653, roll 543, pg 802:
#1353/1344,
Wisner, Anson R, 42, m, Saddler & Harness, 2300/300, NY,
Margaretta, 41, f, NY,
Harriet, 15, f, MI,
Abbey, 8, f, MI,
Worden, Sarah, 18, f, Domestic, NY,
Winslow, Delos, 21, m, Sadler, NY,
#1354/1345
Wisner, Daniel A, 51, m, Merchant, 2500/8000, NY.
Amy Ann, 37, f, NY.
Emily Jane, 25, f, NY.
#1355/1346
Dewitt C, 22, m, Merchant, 2000/1000, NY,
William Y, 17, m, Medical Student, MI,
Edgar A, 6, m, MI,
Adelbert E, 6, m, MI (with the notation "twins")
- The 1870 Census for Fayette Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI (Jonesville P.O.),
series M593, roll 673, pg 275:
#22/22
Wisner, D A, 60, m, w, Merchant Retail, 6800/19882, NY,
Anna A, 42, f, w, Keeping House, NY,
Eugene, 17, m, w, At School, MI,
Edgar A, 17, m, w, At School, MI (notation "twins")
- The 1880 Census for Jonesville, Fayette, Hillsdale Co., MI; series T9, roll 580, pg 92
#42/42,
Wisner, Daniel A, w, m, 70, Drygoods Merchant, NY, NY, NY,
Amy Ann, w, f, 50, Wife, Keeping House, NY, NJ, NJ,
Eugene A, w, m, 26, Son, Drygoods Clerk, MI, NY, NY,
Edgar A, w, m, 26, Son, Drygoods Clerk, MI, NY, NY
- From "History of Hillsdale County, Michigan," by Everetts & Abbott, pg 128:
"D. A. Wisner, now of Jonesville, came with his brother, Calvin
Wisner, to Moscow township from Livingston Co., NY, and settled in 1836 about two miles
south of the present village of Moscow. In 1839, another brother, Horace,
settled in the same town. Calvin Wisner is since deceased. D. A. Wisner moved out of
Moscow and resided one year at North Adams, coming from there to Jonesville, at which
latter place he has been engaged in mercantile pursuits for 14 years. A fourth brother,
A. R. Wisner, is also in business in Jonesville, having located here while
the others were living on their farm in Moscow. The father of these gentlemen,
Daniel Wisner, removed about 1821-22 from Cayuga Co., NY to Livingston, with probably
four children. Some years after his sons came to Moscow he followed them, and died in
that town."
- "Report of the Pioneer Society of the State of Michigan --Vol. 4, 1881
Hillsdale County Memorial Report --
Daniel A. WISNER, one of the prominent merchants of Jonesville,
who came into the county in 1836 and lived here ever since, died at Jonesville,
January 5th, 1881, at the age of 71 years. He leaves a widow and several sons, who
carry on the business in which their father was engaged. He was an earnest,
active Christian gentleman."
Burial Daniel Wisner: Sunset View Cemetery, Jonesville, Fayette Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI
Cause of Death: Heart disease
Notes for MARY SHERD:
- The 1840 Census for Moscow, Hillsdale Co., MI, pg 6:
Wisner, Daniel, 1, 0, 0, 1, 1; 0, 1, 0, 0, 1
Figuring from the above, this puts Mary's date of birth between 1810-1820.
The tombstone information confirms the year of birth as 1810.
Burial Mary Sherd Wisner: Allen Cemetery, Allen Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI
Notes for AMY ANN SHERD:
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The 1880 Census for Jonesville, Hillsdale Co., MI; series T9, roll 580, pg 92:
#42/42
Wisner, Daniel A, w, m, 70, Drygoods Merchant, NY, NY, NY,
Amy Ann, w, f, 50, Wife, Keeping House, NY, NJ, NJ,
Eugene A, w, m, 26, Son, Drygoods Clerk, MI, NY, NY,
Edgar A, w, m, 26, Son, Drygoods Clerk, MI, NY, NY
Death of Ann Sherd Wisner: Date of death: 18-Dec-1882,
Ledger Page: 240,
Record Number: 1166,
Place of death: Jonesville,
County of Death: Hillsdale,
Sex: Female,
Race: WHITE,
Marital Status: Widowed,
Age: 55 years,
Cause of Death: DROPSY,
Birthplace: NEW YORK,
Occupation: HOUSEWIFE,
Father's Name: Unknown,
Father's Residence: UNKNOWN
Mother's Name:
Mother's Residence: UNKNOWN
Date of record: 12-May-1883
Burial: Sunset View Cemetery, Jonesville, Fayette Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI
Cause of Death: Dropsy
Children of DANIEL WISNER and MARY SHERD:
- EMILY JANE WISNER, b. 1831, Livingston Co., NY; d. October 05, 1864,
Jonesville, Hillsdale Co., MI.
Burial: Allen Cemetery, Allen Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI
- DEWITT CLINTON WISNER, b. 1834, Livingston Co., NY; d. 1897,
Moscow, Hillsdale Co., MI.
He married ELIZABETH/LIBBIE M SINCLAIR Bef. 1885 in Hillsdale Co., MI. She was
born January 1843 in MI, and died 1908 in Jonesville, Hillsdale Co., MI.
1880 Census:
The 1880 Census for Jonesville, Hillsdale Co., MI; series T9, roll 580, pg 92:
#44/44
Wisner, Dewitt C, w, m, 46, US Express Agent, NY, NY, NY,
Libbie, w, f, 37, wife, Keeping house, MI, Scotland, Scotland,
Belle, w, f, 15, Daughter, At School, MI, NY, MI,
Jay, w, m, 13, Son, At School, MI, NY, MI
Libbie Wisner:
Libbie is listed in Vol. B, pg 288 of the "Index to Hillsdale Co. Deaths."
The 1900 Census for Jonesville, Hillsdale Co., MI; series T623, roll 713, pg 85:
#189/203
Wisner, Elizabeth, Head, w, f, Jan 1843, 57, wd, 2/2, MI, Scotland, Scotland
Edgar A, Brother, w, m, Feb 1853, 47, s, MI, NY, NY
Children of DEWITT WISNER and ELIZABETH/LIBBIE SINCLAIR:
- BELLE WISNER, b. 1865, Hillsdale Co., MI; d. Aft. 1900.
- JAY C WISNER, b. July 1866, Hillsdale Co., MI; d. Aft. 1910, Toledo, Lucas Co., OH.
He married IDA B UNKNOWN 1898 in MI?. She was born July 1866 in MI, and died Aft.
1910 in Toledo, Lucas Co., OH.
1900 Census:
The 1900 Census for Center Twp., Delaware Co., IN:
#316/343
Wisner, J S, Head, w, m, July 1866, 33, m11y, MI, MI, NY, Carriage Trimmer,
Ida B, Wife, w, f, July 1866, 33, m11y, MI, Germany, Germany,
Pauline B, Daughter, w, f, June 1898, 1, s, IN, MI, MI
1910 Census:
The 1910 Census for 7th Ward, Toledo, Lucas Co., OH; series T624, roll 1207, pg 180:
#97/107
Wisner, Jay C, Head, m, w, 43, m1 21y, MI, NY, MI, Travelling salesman, Wholesale paper,
Ida, Wife, f, w, 43, m1 21y, 1/1, MI, Germany, Germany, none,
Pauline, Daughter, f, w, 11, s, IN, MI, MI, none
Child of JAY WISNER and IDA UNKNOWN:
- PAULINE B WISNER, b. June 1898, Center Twp., Delaware Co., IN; d. Aft. 1910.
- WILLIAM YATES WISNER, b. 1842, Hillsdale Co., MI; d. August 30, 1862,
Newport News, VA.
Notes for WILLIAM YATES WISNER:
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William had served in the Civil War, enlisting in the 7th Infantry,
Company C at Jonesville, Hillsdale Co., MI, probably in the "Jonesville Light Guard."
He died at Newport News, VA.
The companies of the Seventh were recruited in different parts of the state,
upon recruitment, the Regiment was mustered into U.S. service, Aug. 22, 1861, at Monroe.
It was composed of the "Union Guard" of Port Huron, the "Curtenius Guard" of Mason,
the "Jonesville Light Guard" of Jonesville, the "Monroe Light Guard" of Monroe, the
"Tuscola Volunteers" of Tuscola, the "Blair Guards" of Farmington, the "Lapeer Guards"
of Lapeer, one company from Pontiac, the "Prairieville Rangers" of Prairieville and the
"Burr Oak Rangers" from Burr Oak.
The Seventh left Monroe Sept. 5, 1861, with 884 officers and enlisted men,
under the command of Colonel Ira B. Grosvenor, then set out to join the Army of
the Potomac. The next month after its arrival at the front, the Regiment took part
in the battle of Ball's Bluff.
During their term of Federal service they were engaged at:
Ball's Bluff, Va./ Yorktown, Va./ West Point, Va./ Fair Oaks, Va./ Peach
Orchard, Va./ Savage Station, Va./ White Oak Swamp, Va./ Glendale, Va./ Malvern
Hill, Va./ 2nd Bull Run, Va./ South Mountain, Md./ Antietam, Md./ Fredericksburg,
Va./ Chancellorsville, Va./ Haymarket, Va./ Gettysburg, Pa. Falling Waters, Md.
Bristo Station, Va./ Roberts Tavern, Va./ Mine Run, Va./ Wilderness, Va./ Po River,
Va. Spottsylvania, Va./ North Anna, Va./ Tolopotomy, Va./ Cold Harbor, Va./
Petersburg, Va./ Deep Bottom, Va./ Strawberry Plains Va./ Reams's Station, Va./
Boydton Road, Va./ Hatcher's Run, Va./ Cat Tail Creek, Va./ Seige of Petersburg Va./
Farmville, Va.
Total Enrollment--1375..... Killed in Action--127..... Died of Wounds--56.....
Died of Disease--147..... Died in Confederate Prisons--17..... Discharged
for Wounds--344.....
Total Casualty Rate--50.2%
Burial: Allen Cemetery, Allen Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI
Children of DANIEL WISNER and AMY SHERD:
- CLARENCE E WISNER, b. August 1850, Moscow, Hillsdale Co., MI; d.
May 15, 1866, Hillsdale Co., MI.
Burial: Allen Cemetery, Allen Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI
- EDGAR A WISNER, b. February 1853, Hillsdale Co., MI; d. 1921,
Fayette Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI.
He married OLIVE S UNKNOWN 1902 in Hillsdale Co., MI. She was born 1874 in OH, and died 1955.
1900 Census:
The 1900 Census for Jonesville, Hillsdale Co., MI; series T623, roll 713, pg 85:
#189/203
Wisner, Elizabeth, Head, w, f, Jan 1843, 57, wd, 2/2, MI, Scotland, Scotland,
Edgar A, Brother, w, m, Feb 1853, 47, s, MI, NY, NY
1910 Census:
The 1910 Census for Fayette Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI; series T624, roll 649, pg 79:
#98/99
Wisner, Edgar A, Head, m, w, 57, m1 8y, MI, NY, NY, (indecipherable)
Olive S, Wife, f, w, 35, m1 8y, 2/2, OH, MI, OH, none
Donald A, son, m, w, 7, s, MI, MI, OH, none
Edgar E, son, m, w, 9/12, s, MI, NY, OH, none
1920 CVensus: The 1920 Census for Fayette, Hillsdale Co., MI; series T625, roll 768, pg 76:
#127/129
Wisner, Edgar A, Head, m, w, 66, m, MI, NY, NY, none
Olive S, f, w, 48, m, OH, OH, OH, none
Donald A, son, m, w, 17, s, MI, MI, OH, none
Edgar E, son, m, w, 11, s, MI, MI, OH, none
Burial of Edgar Wisner:
Sunset View Cemetery, Jonesville, Fayette Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI
Burial of Olive Wisner: Sunset View Cemetery, Jonesville, Fayette Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI
Children of EDGAR WISNER and OLIVE UNKNOWN:
- DONALD R4 WISNER, b. 1902, Hillsdale Co., MI; d. 1921, Hillsdale Co., MI.
Burial: Sunset View Cemetery, Jonesville, Fayette Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI
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EDGAR E WISNER, b. July 1909, Hillsdale Co., MI; d. Aft. 1920.
- ADELBERT EUGENE WISNER, b. February 1853, Hillsdale Co., MI; d.
1914, Hillsdale Co., MI; m. PERCIE ELOISE UNKNOWN, 1896, Hillsdale Co., MI; b.
December 1860, MI; d. 1941, Hillsdale Co., MI.
1900 Census:
The 1900 Census for Fayette Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI; series T623, roll 713, pg 82:
#115/124
Wisner, A Eugene, Head, w, m, Feb 1853, 47, m4y, MI, NY, NY,
Percie E, Wife, w, f, Dec 1860, 39, m4y, 0/0, MI, NY, NY,
(no occupation for listed for either person)
Burial: Sunset View Cemetery, Jonesville, Fayette Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI
1920 Census:
The 1920 Census for Jonesville, Fayette Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI; series T625, roll 768, pg 81:
#284/287
Wisner, Percie E, Head, f, w, 59, wid, MI, NY, NY, none