1.  Marriage Record:

.  James R. Lytle.  1908.  20th Century History of Delaware County, Ohio, and Representative Citizens.  Biographical Pub. Co., Chicago (online at www.ohiogenealogyexpress.com):

JACOB KRONINGER, a representative citizen of Delaware Township, where he is engaged in general farming and truck gardening on his 30-acre farm, was born in Delaware Township, Ohio, April 20, 1856, and is a son of John and Elizabeth (Swartz) Kroninger. [See his parents's family group sheet.]      Jacob Kroninger remained on the home farm until eleven years of age, and when 18 years old returned thereto and managed it until his father's death.  Since that time Mr. Kroninger has owned the farm, which consists of 30 acres, four or five acres of which he devotes to truck.  He has over 400 apple trees, 100 peach trees, 25 pear trees, and also gives much attention to the raising of gooseberries, currants, strawberries and quinces.  He raises from 200 to 300 chickens annually, and has been very successful in this industry.      On May 18, 1898, Mr. Kroninger was married to Mrs. Agnes Brahm, who is the widow of Jacob Braham, and daughter of Thomas Luke, of Delaware Township.  Three children have been born to them:  Robert, Raymond and Carrie.  By her former marriage Mr. Kroninger had three children:  George, Ethel, and Lottie Brahm.  Mr. and Mrs. Kroninger are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Stratford.  In politics, he is a Prohibitionist, but has never cared to hold public office.

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