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Lehman Family homestead. On North Poplar Ridge six miles
north of Defiance, Ohio. |
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Irene Kintner Knarr: The ground was rich on the ridge.
Pumpkins and squash grew and grew! |
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Lehman brick home north of Defiance. Irene: Where my
mother, Adam and Bertha were raised. At that time a big wide
cement porch located like porch now but extending all the
way around the north and east sides to back doors--a
wonderful ride in a wagon with one leg in wagon and pushing
with other foot--or for an exhilarating ride guiding while a
brother pushed or vice versa, pushing brothers. You can see
the house plainly from the North Poplar Ridge Church. A big
gravel pit used to be between the two but now is all leveled
off for farming. The big bank barn and row of other
buildings between house and barn are all gone now--replaced
by 4 or 5 huge metal storage bins. |
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Lehman clan. Bertha and Adam Lehman on the left. Irene
is being held by ?. Irene's mother and grandfather Lehman
also in photo. Also Vernon, Lowell, Raymond Kintner. The
couple on the right is unidentified. |
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Lehmans. Adam Lehman on right. Adam was grandmother's
only brother who lived. Grandpa Lehman by tree? RPPC, AZO
stamp block. |
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Elizabeth Hornish Lehman, tintype. This is the only
tintype photograph that Mother had. |
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Elizabeth Hornish Lehman. |
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Bertha Lehman and her mother Elizabeth. |
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Adam Lehman, in WWI uniform. Adam was Bertha's brother.
Adam and Bertha were brother and sister to John's
grandmother, Eva (Lehman) Kintner. |
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Barracks of Medical Corps, Camp Sherman, Chillicothe,
Ohio. Adam Lehman was stationed there in World War I. |
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Lehman School where Eva, Adam and Bertha Lehman went to
school. Just north of the Lehman homestead. |
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Souvenir Booklet-Lehman School Sub-District No. 9, Adams
Township, Defiance County, OH. Emma Hane, Teacher. Winter
Term, 1899-1900, commencing Oct. 30 and ending April 12.
Girls: Callie Bishop, Lizzie Bishop, Stella Bidlack, Clara
Clemens, Clara Fronk, Clara Hornish, Anna Hornish, Pearlie
Marckel, Mamie Mekus, Anna Mekus, Eva Mason, Maggie
Leithauser, Theresa Leithauser, Gertrude Leithauser, Eve
Lehman, Sarah Lehman, Effie Lehman, Loretta Lehman, Annie
Lehman, Emma Lehman, Bertha Lehman, Nora Lehman, Pearlie
Weis, Ethel Weis.
Boys: Joseph Bishop, George Bishop, Jesse Bishop, Martin
Coressel, Donald Clemens, Charley Hornish, Elmer Hornish,
Jay Hornish, George Hornish, Johnie Lehman, Elmer Lehman,
Ammie Lehman, George Lehman, Charley Lehman, Adam Lehman,
Albert Leithauser, Daniel Leithauser, Johnie Leithauser,
William Marckel, Lawrence Marckel, Emmet Marckel, Harley
Mason, Maynard Seibert.
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Lehman School, October 1901: Teacher Robert M. Sanford
and Scholars.
In rear, L-R: Charley May, Ed Lehman, Bertha Lehman, Norma
Lehman, Mabel May, Barbara Lehman, Minnie May
In front, L-R: Charles Shock, Perry Lehman, Carl Hornish,
Delbert Hornish, Henry Shock, Nora Hornish, Stella Lehman,
Della Bishop |
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Souvenir Booklet, Lehman School District No. 9, Adams
Township, Defiance County, Ohio, Term 1905-1906. Abby A.
Willeman, Teacher.
Pupils: Della Bishop, Maggie Leithauser, Bertha Lehman,
Retta Lehman, Barbara Lehman, Mabel May, Karine Westrick,
Jacob Clemens, Edward Corressel, Carl Hornish, Jay Hornish,
Eddie Lehman, Perry Lehman, Carl Leithauser, Earl Michael,
Edward Sheets, Anna Lehman, Stella Lehman, Emma Lehman,
Norah Lehman, Marcella Mekus, Minnie May, Jessie Bishop,
Raymond Clemens, Delbert Hornish, Elmer Hornish, Adam
Lehman, Sammy Lehman, Elmer Lehman, Leo Leithauser, Charlie
May, Elmer Michael. |
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Eva Lehman. John's grandmother. |
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Eve Lehman, Presentation card. |
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Bertha Lehman, sister to Adam and Eva. |
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Bertha Lehman, Eva (Lehman) Kintner's sister. |
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Bertha Lehman. |
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Bertha; never married. |
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Emma Lehman married Henry Noffsinger. |
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Family of Henry and Nancy Lehman. Effie on left. Sam in
middle. Lauretta and Anna Lehman on right. Anna married
English. |
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The family of Jake and Mary Jane (Lehman) Bishop. George
on left; Jesse on right. Callie in back married MacDonald;
Della Bishop in middle married Mahan. |
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1950 photograph at Grandma Nancy Lehman's--Paul, Chuck,
Carl, Harold, Bob. |
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Real Photo Postcard, AZO stamp block. Adam Lehman, brother to Eva
(Lehman) Kintner. Served in World War I; was stationed near
Columbus, Ohio. |
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Irene on Uncle Adam's shoulder. |
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Bertha Lehman. |
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Adam Lehman, brother to Bertha and Eva Lehman; he never
married. |
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Bertha Lehman, sister to Adam and Eva Lehman; she never
married. |
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Photograph dated Oct. 7, 1928. |
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Lehman farm buildings. Note the banked barn. All these
buildings were gone when we visited in the 1990s. Irene
recalls the story when the Lehman auto was driven up the
bank in front of the barn, continued right through the barn,
and exited through the back, dropping onto a manure pile.
The driver and auto were not hurt, but the smelly incident
was a favorite story told over the years at family
gatherings! |
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See the horse and buggy in the background. On the Lehman
farm. |
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Horses hitched to wagon on the Lehman farm. |
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Automobile at the Lehman farm. Adam's? |
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Another car at the Lehman place. |
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Presumably, autos gather at Lehman? reunion. |
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Irene Knarr: This is the Lehman homestead north of
Defiance, Ohio. My great grandparents John and Elizabeth
Lehman built this home when one of first settlers in
Defiance County. It stood about 200 feet East of the big
brick home. They built the big brick home where my
grandparents lived and my mother, Eva, Aunt Bertha and Uncle
Adam were raised. Aunt Bertha and Uncle Adam (Neither ever
married) kept living there and farmed the land until they
sold it (when I was in college) and moved to Defiance, Ohio. |
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Irene believes this house was her great-grand-parents
Lehman home, the house that stood east of the big brick
house. |
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Lowell (in front), Raymond (in middle) and Vernon in
front of their grandparents' Lehman home. |
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l-r, Vernon, Raymond, and Lowell at the Lehmans. |
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When the big brick home of Lehmans was sold, Uncle Adam
and Aunt Bertha moved into this home on West High Street in
Defiance. This property and the land to the North was later
sold to Rest Home. This house was torn down when the Rest
Home was built. |
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Irene prepared the rooms in this Defiance house for Aunt
Bertha when Adam and Bertha moved into Defiance. |
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Retti Lehman; Eva Lehman; Jennie Lehman; Effie Lehman.
Photo: Groselle, Defiance, OH. From the collection of Irene
Kintner Knarr. |
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Retti Lehman. From the collection of Irene Kintner
Knarr. |
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Rettie Lehman, Henry Lehman's daughter. John Knarr found
this photo at an antique shop near Irish Hills, Michigan.
Lauretta Lehman b. July 25, 1888; d. Dec 12, 1974, was the
daughter of Henry Williams Lehman b. Aug 27, 1862; d Oct 16,
1942, and Nancy Eve Hornish b. Apr 4, 1867; d. Sept 22,
1955. |
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Jennie Lehman. John Knarr found this photograph at an
antique store near Irish Hills, Michigan. Jennie Bell Lehman
b. Nov 20, 1879; d. May 10, 1960, m. Thomas Hiler. She was
the daughter of Walter Lehman and Anna Barbara Goppard.
Walter was the son of Henry and Mary Jane (Williams) Lehman. |
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Jennie Lehman. Photo: Groselle Studio, Defiance, OH.
From the collection of Irene Kintner Knarr. |
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Effie Lehman; from the collection of Irene Kintner
Knarr. |
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Effie Lehman and Annie Hornish Rupp.
Photo: Groselle, Defiance, OH.
From the collection of Irene Kintner Knarr. |
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Minnie Carpenter Patton. This photograph was found by
John Knarr in an antique store near Irish Hills, Michigan.
Minnie m. Archie Patton. She was the daughter of Andrew and
Frances Elizabeth (Lehman) Carpenter. Frances Elizabeth b.
March 10, 1857; d. Jan 1, 1944 was the daughter of Henry and
Mary Jane (Williams) Lehman. |
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Pearl Marckel (Marckle) and Emmit Marckel, children of
Eli Marckel and Susan Carpenter. Eli was the son of Ephram
Marckel and Barbara Lehman, sister to Henry Lehman, and a
daughter of Jacob Lehman and Mary Weis. |
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Enid Lehman.
Photo: Groselle, Defiance, OH.
From the collection of Irene Kintner Knarr. |
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Henry Lehman gravestone. |
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John and Mom at the Lehman grave site. |
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John, Mom, Carol and Eva at Lehman tombstone. |
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John W. and Elizabeth Lehman tombstone. |
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Obituary, John W. Lehman. He was born Oct 10, 1850 and
helped to a great extent in clearing the farm where he
lived. John W. Lehman married in 1878 Elizabeth Hornish,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hornish. |
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Headstones, Bertha and Adam Lehman. |
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Lehman gravestone in Sherwood cemetery. Park and Lizzie
Lehman. |
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Poplar Ridge Cemetery, July 4, 1947. Visible are Shock,
Bishop, Gardner graves. |
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Elma and Chuck (Charles) Jackson in front of Poplar
Ridge Church (Southwest of Lehman homestead). Elma, as well
as Irene's mother's family (Lehman) were all baptized there. |
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Lehman Family Reunion, 1927. |
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Lehman Family Reunions in Defiance, OH, 1944, 1945. |
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