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She was born in LaGrange County, a daughter of Henry and Elizabeth Funk, who came to Indiana in 1865 from Tuscarawas County, Ohio, and settled in Clay Township. His par- ents were both natives of Ohio and grew up and were married in Indiana, in LaGrange County, near Topeka. Mary, the youngest daughter, is the wife of R. Thompson, and Mr. Wilhelm's only sister is a mem- ber of the Thompson household. This prosperous institution was organized July 30, 1910, and from the beginning Mr. Swogger has handled most of the executive details and is the official best known to the public and the bank's customers. He was in service over three years, and received a slight wound during the Vicksburg campaign.
Absalom Kemery was born at Lancaster, Ohio, and in 1855, on moving to Steuben County, settled on a farm 3^ miles northeast of Angola in Pleas- ant Township. Both he and his wife were promi- nent members of the Christian Church at Bryan and in politics he was a republican. His widow survived him many years, dying in 1909, at the age of eighty-two years. October 17, 1901, he married Miss Lulu A. Kimmell was born at Canton in Stark County, Ohio, March 25, 1830, and has now attained that venerable age where he can survey in retrospect more than fourscore years. On December 12, 1878, he married Lois Jump, who was born in Scipio Township of Allen County, Indiana. Greenawalt have one daugh- ter, Oma, born September 23, 1909. His father, Benjamin F., was a graduate of Harvard University and served in the War of 1812. His father, Robert Ashley, was born in Sheffield, Massachusetts, June 19, 1809. Here as an employe of Jacob New- man he became a finished and skillful stone cutter and acciuired a knowledge of the monument busi- ness. He is engaged in general farming and stock raising, and he owns two other farms in Scott Township, eighty acres in each and both improved with good build- ings. They were married in Penn- sylvania and in 1843 came to Steuben County, In- diana, and settled in Otsego Township, in section 31. In 1874 he married Celia Flagler, who died in March, 1876. Shoup grew up on the old homestead and remembers many interesting events of early days here.
George Haskins had his education in the home scliools and began farming in early manhood. They had two children, namely: Lena, who is the wife of John Carson, of; and Ina, who is Mrs. Brandeberry. Kauffman had six children, Nellie, the oldest, dying at the age of seventeen and a half months. Rowley was born in Henry County, Ohio, March 23, 1S45, a son of Thomas and Ellen (Davis) Rowley. His mother was a native of Williams County, Ohio, and in that county Harvey A. Moore spent most of his boyhood. Her father came to Steuben County when seventeen years of age, was a shoemaker by trade, and for a number of years was proprietor of a shoe store at Angola. Daniel Custer, father of Mrs. McKinlev, was born in Stark County, Ohio,. On account of this wound he was detailed as a commissary sergeant at General Gross' brigade headquarters and re- mained on that duty until mustered out at Indian- apolis September 29, 1864. In 1904 he and his brother Eli bought the Mongo mills. His wife was born in Cayuga County, New York, March 18, 1813. James married Belva Farver, daughter of John Farver, a prominent citi- zen of Northeast Indiana. He was born in Clay Township of LaGrange County July 10, 1877, and represents an old family, early settled in Northeast Indiana, and formerly of Pennsylvania. He does a big business handling live stock, especially hogs.
Lewis Chrystler rents the homestead farm. Cook is an active republican and has served as committee- man of Green Township. Click are members of the old order of Mennonites, and are most excellent people in every respect. His parents were Andrew and Justine (Metlin) Rosenbury. He supported his family by common labor and also by farming. Two of her sons distinguished themselves in the late World war. In 191 1 he built a modern home, one of the best in the township. ■ Her life was a beautiful one, and she exemplified in it the highest of Christian characteristics. Her father came to Steuben County when a young man with his parents, Jacob and Nancy (Straway) Van Auken, who were early settlers in Steuben Town- ship.
They were the parents of four children: Emily Adelia, Mary, George. All of the improvements on his property have been made by him and the land is very valuable, and he is a man of considerable means. V, of fine moral char- acter, and enjoyed the full esteem of his friends and neighbors. George B. Maxton has lived in Steuben County since he was about four years old. He has since been con- 90 HISTORY OF NORTHEAST INDIANA nected with the Pennsylvania State College, where he is now professor of mineralogy and of other subjects. Lieutenant Carroll had ascended in a balloon to a height of one kilometer on a reglage mission, when he was attacked by enemy planes; but he re- fused to leave his post and fired on the planes with his pistol while incendiary bullets were striking his basket and balloon. Frisbey celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1917. He was a democrat, served as trus- tee of Salem Township several years, and he and his wife attended the Methodist Episcopal Church. The mother of these children by a previous marriage had a daughter, Rhoda Jane Rose, now deceased, who was the wife of George Strawser. Friend are members of the Congrega- tional Church at Orland. Such men as he helped to make our country what it is today, preserving the Union from destruction, and they raised up sons and daughters to carry on the good work and pass the torch of truth and understanding to their de- scendants in turn. He owns 120 democratic '"'^'^'^- ^" P"''*'" ^. He was a pioneer in the anti-saloon move- ment, and active in every phase of that reform.
Politically he is a republican, and he also belongs to the Odd Fellows Lodge at Topeka. Curtis died in 1910, at the age of thirty-three. He settled in section 21 and was a basket maker and farmer, and died there in 1864 Robert V. Dally and wife had five children: An- ^^ yr^2^u^t4^ HISTORY OF NORTHEAST INDIAXA 303 nette Celinda, who married A. L5arren; Mary, who became the wife of Orson Parrett; Jessie, wife of Theron Gordon; Morton R., who married Delia Ingle; and C. Dally attended public school in Richland Township and in early manhood became identified with farming in his home township. Great lakes thrift store. After that he taught another year and began practice at Cary, Ohio, transferring his offices to Findlay. With limited capital, they had to accept the best possible means of making a living and for twenty years were rent- ers, thereby earning the capital which enabled them to buy a farm of sixty acres in Clay Township. Monroe Kemery attended school at Angola and when a young man went to work in the sawmill of Croxton & Butz. Irvin Y., the youngest of the family, was born April 3, 1898. and married Ida Mishler. However, when a man docs know how to cul- tivate his farm and likes the work there are almost unlimited opportunities for him. The younger child, Dorris Davis Widney, was. Shank is a republican, a member of the Masonic Lodge at Angola, also of the Knights of Pythias and Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
He and his wife have four children: Fred is a graduate of high school and is a farmer on his own account; Orlando is also an independent farmer; Reed has a farm at Albion; and Ecil is still attend- ing school. It was largely due to the influence of Mr. Williams that the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway was built through Howe. Owen is the oldest daughter of Hon, Samuel and Sarah (Coates) Johnston. His parents arrived in Salem Township of Steuben County in the spring of 1861 and settled in the midst of the woods where the wild deer and wild turkey disported. He was born in that township of Noble County, December 9, 1873, son of Joseph and Mary (Rine- hart) Gatwood. Doctor Buchtel is one of HISTORY OF NORTHEAST INDIANA six children and he has two brothers still living: S. E., a merchant at Knightstown, Indiana, and C. W., in business at Cleveland, Ohio. Both were born in Ohio, John on June 20. Haller owns a good farm of eighty acres.
Mountz is a thirty-second degree Scottish Rite Mason and a member of the Royal Arch Chapter at Garrett. Kankamp married July 13, 1895, Etta Hayden, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Boyls) Hayden, the latter still living. All the buildings and other improvements on the farm were erected under his ownership. Another brother, William Robe, was murdered by the Knights of the Golden Circle dur- ing Civil war times. Rov B. Ford has built up an extensive business as a general merchant at Stroh, has been interested in a number of business and civic affairs in that community, and is a former postmaster of the vil- lage. He married for his second wife Malinda Hannas, and she was the mother of Clair, Justine and Clar- ence. His present home is a mile west of Ligonier in Perry Township. Lemmon did not live long after coming to Steuben County, passing away in 1845. Her father acquired 380 acres of land and operated what was known as Green's sawmill.
Chester Burch was born in Vermont March 22, 1810, a son of Oliver and Anna Burch. For sev- eral years he worked in railroad shops in Grand Rapids, Michigan, but in 1909 came with his father to Springfield Township, LaGrange County, and since that date has rented and managed the home farm. Case, who for over twenty years was the leading dry goods merchant of the village, and during the past five or six years has continued an insurance agency and is cashier of the Citizens State Bank. She was born in Wayne County, Ohio, April 15, 1834, a daughter of Henry Ritter, a native of Pennsylvania, who came to Steuben County, In- diana, in 1851 and was a pioneer settler on section 8 of Steuben Township. He and his wife had three children: Maurice; Bell, wife of Claud Neer, a mining engineer at Denver, Colorado; and John J., an engineer at San Jose, California. To the credit of the many hard working years of Jacob J. Lambright is a farm accounted one of the best in LaGrange County, known as the Grain and Meadow Farm, comprising 190 acres in Eden Township. He remained on the same farm until l8<)9, when he inoved to Kendallville.
Of their six children three are still living: William F. Metz, of Albion; Calvert; and Norvel E., a farmer in Washington Township.. Calvert Metz grew up on the home farm, and after his father's death he and his brothers were in part- nership in managing the land and helped pay off the obligations resting upon the homestead. Grain and grandson of Charles Grain. After that until his marriage he remained at home working for his father, and had accumulated a very little capital and equipment when he established a horne of his own. Feeling keenly the lack of educational facilities in their youth, they have worked for a better school system and have inspired and aided their children to secure the best education possible. In matters of politics he has supported the repub- lican party since voting for Lincoln the second time. He grew up there in pioneer days and in 1861 married Elizabeth Bain, daughter of Peter and Sarah J. Died August 12, 1915.