Samuel STRICKER & Phoebe KIRTLAN

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Samuel STRICKER
Phoebe KIRTLAN

Husband: Samuel STRICKER
Birth: 1813/4, Washington Co., PA
Father: Johan Jacob STRICKER
Mother: Elizabeth ELY

Marriage: 1 Jul 1843, Knox Co., OH

Wife: Phoebe KIRTLAN
Birth: 1825/6, OH

Children — born in Knox Co., OH:

1. William STRICKER, b. 1846/7
2. Ruth STRICKER, b. 1848/9

Sources:

1a. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: International Genealogical Index (IGI).

Samuel STRICKER
Spouse: Phebe KIRTLAN
Marriage: 1 Jul 1843, Knox, Ohio
Source: Marriage records, 1808-1912. Ohio. Probate Court (Knox County).

1b. Liahona Research (Orem, UT), compilers. 1996. Marriage Index: Ohio, 1789-1850 (Broderbund CD-400):

Stricker/Strucker, Samuel Kirtlan, Phebe Jul 1, 1843 Knox Co.

2. Family Quest Archives: Ohio Federal Census 1850: Knox County. Heritage Quest CD M432-700: Jackson Twp., Knox Co., OH, p. 376B, 2168/2225, enumerated 14 Sep 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Samuel Sticker 36 M Farmer Penn

Phebe    " 24 F Ohio

William " 3 M do

Ruth     " 1 F do

David    " 10 M do

David might be Samuel's son from a previous marriage.

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