Henry TITTELBAUGH & Martha M. AULT

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Henry TITTELBAUGH
Martha M. AULT

Father: Henry TITTELBAUGH / TITTLEBAUGH / DITTLEBAUGH
Birth: 1844, OH
Death: 1897, Marion Co., OH
Disposition: bur. St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Cemetery, Claridon Twp., Marion Co., OH
Father: Johann Georg TITTELBAUGH
Mother: Dorothea Elisabetha __?__

Marriage: 16 Jul 1871, Marion Co., OH

Mother: Martha M. "Mattie" AULT
Birth: 13 Jun 1850, Belmont Co., OH
Death: 18 Jul 1928, Richland Twp., Marion Co., OH
Disposition: bur. St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Cemetery, Claridon Twp., Marion Co., OH
Father: Frederick B. AULT⁴ (1818-1901) — John³, Johann Heinrich², Valentine¹
Mother: Anna Maria GLADFELTER (c1820-1899)

Children — born in Richland Twp., Marion Co., OH:

1. Isabella TITTLEBAUGH, b. 29 Dec 1871; d. 19 Nov 1878; bur. St. Paul's E.L. Church Cem., Marion Co., OH
2. Edward F. TITTLEBAUGH, b. 6 Oct 1873; d. 1953; bur. Salem E. Church Cem., Marion Co., OH
3. Cora Alice TITTLEBAUGH, b. ca. 22/23 Jul 1876; d. 2/3 Dec 1878; bur. St. Paul's E.L. Church Cem., Marion Co., OH
4. Emma Maria TITTELBAUGH, b. 15 Oct 1879
5. Jerome F. TITTELBAUGH, b. 1882
6. William James / James William TITTELBAUGH, b. Nov 1884; d. 1938?; bur. St. Paul's E.L. Church Cem., Marion Co., OH

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Sources:

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

Tittlebaugh, Henry Ault, Martha 7/16/1871 JP John G. Gompf

2. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: IGI - International Genealogical Index (online at FamilySearch.org).

Esreabella TITTLEBAUGH
Birth: 29 Dec 1871, Marion, Ohio
Father: Henry TITTLEBAUGH; Martha AULT
Source: Birth Records, 1867-1908. Ohio. Probate Court (Marion County).

H.F. TITTLEBAUGH
Birth: 6 Oct 1873, Marion, Ohio
Father: Henry TITTLEBAUGH; Martha AULT
Source: Birth Records, 1867-1908. Ohio. Probate Court (Marion County).

Surely, these are Isabella and Edward.

3a. 1880 United States Census and National Index (LDS Family History Resource File: CD-ROM Library):

Census Place:Richland, Marion, Ohio

Source:FHL Film 1255046; NARA Film T9-1046; Pg 138B

Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Occupation Fa Mo

George TITTELBAUGH Self M M W 69 GER Farmer GER GER

Elizabeth TITTELBAUGH Wife F M W 71 GER Keeping House GER GER

Henry TITTELBAUGH Son M M W 35 OH Farmer GER GER

Martha M. TITTELBAUGH DauL F M W 30 OH Keeping House OH PA

Edward F. TITTELBAUGH Son M S W 6 OH OH OH

Emma M. TITTELBAUGH Dau F S W 7M OH OH OH

Edward and Emma are obviously the grandchildren, not the children, of George. The "Relationship" is supposed to be in reference to the head-of-household, in this case, George, so "daughter-in-law is correct," but that's not what is said in the census. If they were going to fix Martha, they should also have fixed Edward and Emma.

3b. 1880 Census Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #14 of 26): Richland Twp., Marion Co., OH, p. , PN 14, SD 5, ED 96, enumerated 8/9 Jun 1880 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

1880: for an explanation of the column headings, please see
What the Numbers in the Federal Census Mean (missing columns contained no data).

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 24 25 26

119 123 Tittelbaugh George W M 69 / Farmer GER GER GER

___________ Elizabeth W F 71 Wife / Keeping house GER GER GER

124 ___________ Henry W M 35 Son / Farmer OH OH OH

___________ Martha M W F 30 Wife / Keeping house OH OH PA

___________ Edward F W M 6 Son / OH OH OH

___________ Emma M W F ⁷/₁₂ Nov Daughter / OH OH OH

"Wife, Son, and Daughter" are incorrect; it should read "Daughter-in-Law, Granddaughter, Grandson," respectively.

4. 1900 Census Index/Microfilm (online at Genealogy.com): Richland Twp., Marion Co., OH, p. 277B, SN 8B, SD 12 ED 70, enumerated 19 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).

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

172 180 Tittelbaugh, Martha Wife W F June 1850 49 W 6 4 OH OH PA Farmer 0 Y Y Y O F F 159

___________, Edward F Son W M Oct 1873 26 S OH OH OH Agent 0 Y Y Y

___________, Emma M Daughter W F Oct 1879 20 S OH OH OH Y Y Y

___________, Jerome F Son W M Feb 1882 18 S OH OH OH Farm laborer 0 Y Y Y

___________, William J Son W M Nov 1884 15 S OH OH OH Farm laborer 0 Y Y Y

5a. 1910 Census Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #2 of 20): Richland Twp., Marion Co., OH, SN 1B, SD 18, ED 102, enumerated 15/16 Apr 1910 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

1910: for an explanation of the column headings, please see What the Numbers in the Federal Census Mean (missing columns contained no data).

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 20 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

13 13 Tittelbaugh, Jerome F head M W 27 M1 4 OH OH OH English Farmer General Farm OA Y Y O F F 11

___________, Mary E wife F W 28 M1 4 1 1 OH OH OH English none Y Y

___________, Erma O daughter F W ¹⁰/₁₂ S OH OH OH English none Y Y Y

___________, Martha A mother F W 59 W 6 4 OH OH PA English none Y Y Y

5b. Ohio 1910 Census Miracode Index (online at Ancestry.com):

1910 William Tittlebaugh æ 25, b. OH Morrow Co. E.D. 148 Visit 68

(unmarried)

6. Paul J. Midlam & Barbara Midlam. 1985. Marion County, Ohio, Cemetery Inscriptions (online at Heritage Pursuit):

TITTLEBAUGH, Henry 1844-1897 St. Paul E. Lutheran Church [Cemetery] Claridon [Twp.]

TITTLEBAUGH, Martha A. 1850-1928 St. Paul E. Lutheran Church [Cemetery] Claridon [Twp.]

TITTELBAUGH, Cora Alice d Dec 3 1878 Aged: 2y 4m 10d d/o *B.& M. St. Paul E. Lutheran Church [Cemetery] Claridon [Twp.]

TITTLEBAUGH, Isabella d May 12 1887 Aged: 20d d/o *B.& M. St. Paul E. Lutheran Church [Cemetery] Claridon [Twp.]

TITTLEBAUGH, James Wm 1884-193*8 St. Paul E. Lutheran Church [Cemetery] Claridon [Twp.]

TITTELBAUGH, Edward F. 1873-1953 Salem Evangelical Church [Cemetery] Claridon [Twp.]

TITTELBAUGH, Sarah J. 1878-1971 w/o Edward Salem Evangelical Church [Cemetery] Claridon [Twp.]

An asterisk means the transcriber had trouble reading the stone. "H" and "B" are easily mistaken for one another on a weathered stone.

7. Maxine Marshall, ed. [nd] Marion County, Ohio, Death Records, 1867-1880, Volume I. Marion Area Genealogical Society, Marion, OH (online at Heritage Pursuit; missing columns contained no data):

Name Death Date Age Place of Death Place of Birth Cause

TITTLEBAUGH, Isabella 11/19/78 6Y 10M 11D Richland Tp Richland Tp Scarlet Fever

TITTLEBAUGH, Cord E. 12/02/78 2Y 4M 10D Richland Tp Richland Tp Scarlet Fever

There's a screw-up here with regard to the deceased daughters. Were there two Isabella's? As far as I know, Henry & Martha were the only TITTLEBAUGH family in the county, so the daughters had to be theirs. Yet, in the 1910 census, Martha indicates she had only two deceased children, not three.

8. Birthdate calculated using Ben Buckner's JavaScript Birthday Calculator.

Entered Result

19 Nov 1878 11d 10m 6y 8 Jan 1872

2/3 Dec 1878 10d 4m 2y 22/23 Jul 1876

(Calculated birthdates should always be prefaced with "ca." — you can't be certain the person who calculated their age did it correctly.)

Isabella's birthdate should calculate to 29 Dec 1871, which means her age at death was miscalculated, by nine days.

9. Marla Price. Descendants of Valentine AULT. [link died]

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