1.  Allen L. Potts.  Marion County, Ohio, Probate Court Marriage Records, Vols. I-XII, 1824-1902 (online at Heritage Pursuit):

Moyer, Peter	Boger, Mary V	9/19/1880	Rev P Ruhl - Reformed
Moyer, Peter - 31	Osborne, Mrs Louisa - 23	6/24/1888	Rev Caleb Hill

2.  1890 Census:  the 1890 Census Population Schedules were destroyed.

3.  1900 Census Every-Name-Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com, Image #10 of 19):  Waldo Twp., Marion Co., OH, Roll T623_1302, p. 294B, SN 5, SD 211, ED 72, enumerated 11 Jun 1900, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1900 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

1900:  for an explanation of the column headings, please see What the Numbers in the Federal Census Mean (missing columns contained no data).

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Moyer Peter

Head

W

M

Sep 1856

43

M

12

OH

Ger

Ger

Farmer

0

Y

Y

Y

O

F

F

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_____ Louisa

Wife

W

F

Jun 1864

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M

12

4

4

OH

OH

OH

Y

Y

Y

_____ Elza?

Son

W

M

Oct 1883

16

S

OH

OH

OH

At school

4

Y

Y

Y

_____ Lloyd E

Son

W

M

Nov 1889

10

S

OH

OH

OH

At school

8

Y

Y

Y

_____ Zelda May

Dau

W

F

Jun 1893

6

S

OH

OH

OH

At school

8

_____ Alma

Dau

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F

May 1900

0/12

S

OH

OH

OH

Osborn Bessie

StepDau

W

F

Apr 1885

15

S

OH

OH

OH

Y

Y

Y

Louisa married Peter MOYER second; her first husband was Daniel OSBORN.  Listed four households from Zoa M. (STRAUB) HOKE, whose mother was Eliza Ann OSBORN, half-sister of Daniel OSBORN.

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6.  1930

7.  J. Wilbur Jacoby.  1907.  History of Marion County, Ohio, and Representative Citizens.  Biographical Publ. Co., Chicago, IL (Broderbund CD-450; also online at Heritage Pursuit):

PETER MOYER, who is engaged in general farming and stock-raising on a farm of 82 1/2 acres located in section 20, Waldo township, was born September 26, 1856, on the home farm in Waldo township and is a son Peter and Elizabeth (Moyer) Moyer. Peter Moyer, Sr., was born in Germany and there reared to manhood on his father's farm.  He received a good German education and learned the cooper's trade.  When still quite young he came to America, settling in Maryland where, for a short time, he was engaged in farming and also as a mail carrier.  From Maryland he came to Marion County, Ohio, and here married Elizabeth Moyer, a distant relative and a daughter of Henry Moyer, a native of Germany who came to America at an early period and located in Waldo township, Marion County. Ohio, where he was one of the pioneers.  Peter Moyer returned to the farm in Maryland after his marriage, but shortly afterwards came to Ohio and on farm near Akron, Ohio, where he remained but a short time.  He then drove to Marion County and bought 40 acres of virgin timberland in Waldo township.  He and his wife first occupied a log cabin that was on the land, later building a house and barn, besides making many other necessary improvements.  Here Peter Moyer's death occurred in 1860 at the age of 55 years.  His widow survived him until 1900 when she was in her 77th year.  Four children were born to Peter and Elizabeth Moyer, namely:  Lavina, the deceased wife of Peter Moyer, who was not related to this branch of the Moyer family; Daniel, who married Catherine Miller; Elizabeth, who first married Conrad Tanner, and after his death became the wife of Thomas Long; and Peter.  Peter Moyer, our subject, was four years old when his father died.  He was reared on the home place and attended district school.  When still a boy in years he took his place in the field and assisted his brother in operating the farm for their mother.  After his marriage he continued to live on the home farm, renting it for 10 years from his mother, until she sold it and purchased the farm on which he now resides and which he bought from his mother's estate.  He was engaged for two years in operating a threshing machine, which he recently sold, and was for some time in the sawmill business with Henry Groll. Mr. Moyer was first married September 19, 1880, to Viola Boger, a daughter of Simon and Augusta Boger.  Two children were born to this union:  Dennis, who died in 1892 at the age of 11 years; and Eliza, born in 1883, who lives at home.  Mrs. [Viola (Boger)] Moyer died April 21, 1885, and Mr. Moyer was subsequently married June 29, 1888, to Mrs. Louisa Reynolds Osborn, widow of Daniel Osborn and a daughter of John and Mirah (Beard) Reynolds.  Mrs. [Louisa (Reynolds)] Moyer was born November 10, 1865, in Hocking County, Ohio.  Mr. [John] Reynolds is a resident of Lancaster, Ohio, where he operates a grist-mill.  Mrs. [Mirah (Beard)] Reynolds died when Mrs. [Louisa (Reynolds)] Moyer was a young girl.  Mr. and Mrs. [John] Reynolds were the parents of nine children, as follows Alin, married Salem Pierce; Emma deceased at the [age] of 14 years; Elizabeth, who married Richard Haden: Louisa; Letty; Alice, widow of Simon Pugh; Mrs. Zelda [Reynolds] Stagg; Minnie, who first married James Love, and after his death, became the wife of Elza Baete; and Cora, who married Jasper Keiglow. Mrs. [Louisa (Reynolds)] Moyer had one child by her first marriage, Bessie, who married Benjamin Klingel, son of William Klingel, and has one child, Hazel Klingel. Mr. and Mrs. [Peter] Moyer [Jr.] have had four children: Lloyd, who works in the Marion Steam Shovel Company works; Zelda, Alma, and Harles.  Mr. Moyer is a Democrat politically and served as township trustee two terms.  He and his family are members of the Reformed Church.

8.  WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).