Not listed in 1860 census Indiana, Miami county
1870 census Indiana, Miami, Washington
Betzner, John G 65 Wurtemburg Farmer
Justina 61, Wurtemburg
Abram 32, Md, farmer
Herman, 21, Ind, farmer
Moore, Caroline, 13 Ind
John G Betzner, Age 91, died 2 July 1894, Bunker Hill, Ind.
-Extracted Index to Death Records from Miami County, Indiana, 1850 - 1920 done by Indiana Works Progress Association, compiled 1938.
Miami County Sentinel 12 July 1894 - page 1:
John G. Betzner, a pioneer resident of Pipe Creek township, died at his home two miles northwest of Bunker Hill, Tuesday, July 3rd, in the nintieth year of
his age. Deceased was born in Wurtemburg, Germany, Oct 27, 1804. He immigrated to America and settled in Maryland in 1833. During his residence in Maryland, he was married to Justina Kellar(sic), who survives him. Mr. Betzner moved with his family to Ohio in 1838 and in 1844, came to Indiana and settled in Pipe Creek township. He bought the farm from the United States government in 1845, on which he died. The funeral took place from the Mount Hope church, south of the city, last Thursday forenoon, and the remains were laid to rest in the cemetery near the church.
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Baetzner spelling from Charpie (Sharpee, Mt Hope) cemetery census done in late 1940s by L'Anguille Historical Society, Logansport, Indiana. Copies at Miami County Historical Museum, Peru, Indiana.
1870 census Indiana, Miami, Washington
Betzner, John G 65 Wurtemburg Farmer
Justina 61, Wurtemburg
Abram 32, Md, farmer
Herman, 21, Ind, farmer
Moore, Caroline, 13 Ind
John G Betzner, Age 91, died 2 July 1894, Bunker Hill, Ind.
-Extracted Index to Death Records from Miami County, Indiana, 1850 - 1920 done by Indiana Works Progress Association, compiled 1938.
Miami County Sentinel 12 July 1894 - page 1:
John G. Betzner, a pioneer resident of Pipe Creek township, died at his home two miles northwest of Bunker Hill, Tuesday, July 3rd, in the nintieth year of
his age. Deceased was born in Wurtemburg, Germany, Oct 27, 1804. He immigrated to America and settled in Maryland in 1833. During his residence in Maryland, he was married to Justina Kellar(sic), who survives him. Mr. Betzner moved with his family to Ohio in 1838 and in 1844, came to Indiana and settled in Pipe Creek township. He bought the farm from the United States government in 1845, on which he died. The funeral took place from the Mount Hope church, south of the city, last Thursday forenoon, and the remains were laid to rest in the cemetery near the church.
Obit provided by [email protected]
Baetzner spelling from Charpie (Sharpee, Mt Hope) cemetery census done in late 1940s by L'Anguille Historical Society, Logansport, Indiana. Copies at Miami County Historical Museum, Peru, Indiana.
Not listed in 1860 census Indiana, Miami county
1870 census Indiana, Miami, Washington
Betzner, John G 65 Wurtemburg Farmer
Justina 61, Wurtemburg
Abram 32, Md, farmer
Herman, 21, Ind, farmer
Moore, Caroline, 13 Ind
John G Betzner, Age 91, died 2 July 1894, Bunker Hill, Ind.
-Extracted Index to Death Records from Miami County, Indiana, 1850 - 1920 done by Indiana Works Progress Association, compiled 1938.
Miami County Sentinel 12 July 1894 - page 1:
John G. Betzner, a pioneer resident of Pipe Creek township, died at his home two miles northwest of Bunker Hill, Tuesday, July 3rd, in the nintieth year of
his age. Deceased was born in Wurtemburg, Germany, Oct 27, 1804. He immigrated to America and settled in Maryland in 1833. During his residence in Maryland, he was married to Justina Kellar(sic), who survives him. Mr. Betzner moved with his family to Ohio in 1838 and in 1844, came to Indiana and settled in Pipe Creek township. He bought the farm from the United States government in 1845, on which he died. The funeral took place from the Mount Hope church, south of the city, last Thursday forenoon, and the remains were laid to rest in the cemetery near the church.
Obit provided by [email protected]
Baetzner spelling from Charpie (Sharpee, Mt Hope) cemetery census done in late 1940s by L'Anguille Historical Society, Logansport, Indiana. Copies at Miami County Historical Museum, Peru, Indiana.
1870 census Indiana, Miami, Washington
Betzner, John G 65 Wurtemburg Farmer
Justina 61, Wurtemburg
Abram 32, Md, farmer
Herman, 21, Ind, farmer
Moore, Caroline, 13 Ind
John G Betzner, Age 91, died 2 July 1894, Bunker Hill, Ind.
-Extracted Index to Death Records from Miami County, Indiana, 1850 - 1920 done by Indiana Works Progress Association, compiled 1938.
Miami County Sentinel 12 July 1894 - page 1:
John G. Betzner, a pioneer resident of Pipe Creek township, died at his home two miles northwest of Bunker Hill, Tuesday, July 3rd, in the nintieth year of
his age. Deceased was born in Wurtemburg, Germany, Oct 27, 1804. He immigrated to America and settled in Maryland in 1833. During his residence in Maryland, he was married to Justina Kellar(sic), who survives him. Mr. Betzner moved with his family to Ohio in 1838 and in 1844, came to Indiana and settled in Pipe Creek township. He bought the farm from the United States government in 1845, on which he died. The funeral took place from the Mount Hope church, south of the city, last Thursday forenoon, and the remains were laid to rest in the cemetery near the church.
Obit provided by [email protected]
Baetzner spelling from Charpie (Sharpee, Mt Hope) cemetery census done in late 1940s by L'Anguille Historical Society, Logansport, Indiana. Copies at Miami County Historical Museum, Peru, Indiana.
Gravesite Details
His surname on his gravestone is spelled "Baetzner" and it indicates he died 3 July 1894 aged 89 years 2 months 6 days.
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