From The Lima Times Democrat Friday, July 19, 1895
Morrison Rumbaugh, a prominent farmer, died at 6 o'clock last evening
at his home three miles northeast of this city, the immediate cause of his death being a hemorrhage of the lungs. The deceased was seventy-eight years of age, and leaves a wife, one daughter and a son, the latter C.A. Rumbaugh of 671 north Jefferson street. The funeral services will be conducted from the Zion Church by Rev. Culp at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
From: A Portrait and Biographical Record of Allen and Van Wert Counties Ohio 1896
George Rumbaugh, eldest son of Jacob and Barbara (Wikel) Rumbaugh and father of our subject, was born in Virginia, on the homestead, in 1790, married Miss Elizabeth Britton, and came to Ohio when twenty-five years of age, and for fifteen or sixteen years engaged in farming in Greene county. In 1817, he came to Allen county, and settled on 160 acres, the land now occupied by the county infirmary. Here he resided for nearly twenty years, when he removed to Iowa, where he ended his days a member of the Methodist church.
Morris Rumbaugh, the subject proper of this biographical notice, came to Allen County with his parents and rendered his father valuable service in clearing up the new homestead in Bath Township, and with him made his home until nearly thirty-six years of age, when he purchased a farm of 100 acres in Bath township, much of which he cleared up and upon which he made many improvements. In the spring of 1852 he sold this property and moved to Wisconsin, but in the fall of the same year returned to Allen county and purchased the farm of eighty acres in Bath township, on which he resided until his death, July 18, 1895. Mr. Rumbaugh was united in matrimony, in 1835, with Miss Mary Hanson, a daughter of Benjamin Hanson of Bath township, the union resulting in the birth of seven children, in the following order:; Lydia, wife of William McClellan; Milton, deceased, Eliza J., deceased wife of George Fungate; Henderson, Hollis, and Lambert, deceased; and Cyrus. In politics Mr. Rumbaugh was a republican, but never sought public office, yet as a matter of duty, he felt it incumbent upon himself to fill the office of constable in Bath township for two years. A strict member of the Methodist church, his life had been such as to show his fellow men that he was sincere.
1840 Bath Township, Allen County, Ohio
Morris Rumbaugh
1 male under 5
1 male 20 and under 30
2 females 5 and under 10
1 female 20 and under 30
1850 District No. 6 in Bath Township, Allen County, Oh.
July 19
Rumbaugh,Morris,33, Farmer, born in Oh.
Mary, 40, born in Oh.
Lydia Ann, 14, born in Oh., attended school
Mellen B.,male, 12, born in Oh., attended school (William)
Eliza Jane, 10, born in Oh., attended school
Hollis H., male, 7, born in Oh., attended school
Jesse L., 4, born in Oh.
Cyrus S., 5/12, born in Oh.
1860 Bluelick Post Office, Bath Twp., Allen Co., Oh.
June26
Rumbaugh, M., 44, Farmer,born in Oh.
Mary, 50, born in Oh.
Eliza, 20, born in Oh., attended school
H., 15, male, born in Oh., attended school
J., 13, male, born in Oh., attended school
C., 10, male, born in Oh., attended school
1870 Beaverdam Post Office, Bath Twp., Allen Co., Oh.
August 10
Rumbaugh, Morris,53,farmer, born in Oh.
Mary, 53, keeping house, born in Oh.
Eliza J., 25, at home, born in Oh.
Cyrus,20, farm laborer, born in Oh.
1880 Bath Twp., Allen Co., Oh. June 22
Rumbaugh, Norris, 63, works on farm, born in Virginia,
parents born in Virginia
Mary J., 41, keeping house, born in Oh., parents born in Pa.
Morrison Rumbaugh, a prominent farmer, died at 6 o'clock last evening
at his home three miles northeast of this city, the immediate cause of his death being a hemorrhage of the lungs. The deceased was seventy-eight years of age, and leaves a wife, one daughter and a son, the latter C.A. Rumbaugh of 671 north Jefferson street. The funeral services will be conducted from the Zion Church by Rev. Culp at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
From: A Portrait and Biographical Record of Allen and Van Wert Counties Ohio 1896
George Rumbaugh, eldest son of Jacob and Barbara (Wikel) Rumbaugh and father of our subject, was born in Virginia, on the homestead, in 1790, married Miss Elizabeth Britton, and came to Ohio when twenty-five years of age, and for fifteen or sixteen years engaged in farming in Greene county. In 1817, he came to Allen county, and settled on 160 acres, the land now occupied by the county infirmary. Here he resided for nearly twenty years, when he removed to Iowa, where he ended his days a member of the Methodist church.
Morris Rumbaugh, the subject proper of this biographical notice, came to Allen County with his parents and rendered his father valuable service in clearing up the new homestead in Bath Township, and with him made his home until nearly thirty-six years of age, when he purchased a farm of 100 acres in Bath township, much of which he cleared up and upon which he made many improvements. In the spring of 1852 he sold this property and moved to Wisconsin, but in the fall of the same year returned to Allen county and purchased the farm of eighty acres in Bath township, on which he resided until his death, July 18, 1895. Mr. Rumbaugh was united in matrimony, in 1835, with Miss Mary Hanson, a daughter of Benjamin Hanson of Bath township, the union resulting in the birth of seven children, in the following order:; Lydia, wife of William McClellan; Milton, deceased, Eliza J., deceased wife of George Fungate; Henderson, Hollis, and Lambert, deceased; and Cyrus. In politics Mr. Rumbaugh was a republican, but never sought public office, yet as a matter of duty, he felt it incumbent upon himself to fill the office of constable in Bath township for two years. A strict member of the Methodist church, his life had been such as to show his fellow men that he was sincere.
1840 Bath Township, Allen County, Ohio
Morris Rumbaugh
1 male under 5
1 male 20 and under 30
2 females 5 and under 10
1 female 20 and under 30
1850 District No. 6 in Bath Township, Allen County, Oh.
July 19
Rumbaugh,Morris,33, Farmer, born in Oh.
Mary, 40, born in Oh.
Lydia Ann, 14, born in Oh., attended school
Mellen B.,male, 12, born in Oh., attended school (William)
Eliza Jane, 10, born in Oh., attended school
Hollis H., male, 7, born in Oh., attended school
Jesse L., 4, born in Oh.
Cyrus S., 5/12, born in Oh.
1860 Bluelick Post Office, Bath Twp., Allen Co., Oh.
June26
Rumbaugh, M., 44, Farmer,born in Oh.
Mary, 50, born in Oh.
Eliza, 20, born in Oh., attended school
H., 15, male, born in Oh., attended school
J., 13, male, born in Oh., attended school
C., 10, male, born in Oh., attended school
1870 Beaverdam Post Office, Bath Twp., Allen Co., Oh.
August 10
Rumbaugh, Morris,53,farmer, born in Oh.
Mary, 53, keeping house, born in Oh.
Eliza J., 25, at home, born in Oh.
Cyrus,20, farm laborer, born in Oh.
1880 Bath Twp., Allen Co., Oh. June 22
Rumbaugh, Norris, 63, works on farm, born in Virginia,
parents born in Virginia
Mary J., 41, keeping house, born in Oh., parents born in Pa.
From The Lima Times Democrat Friday, July 19, 1895
Morrison Rumbaugh, a prominent farmer, died at 6 o'clock last evening
at his home three miles northeast of this city, the immediate cause of his death being a hemorrhage of the lungs. The deceased was seventy-eight years of age, and leaves a wife, one daughter and a son, the latter C.A. Rumbaugh of 671 north Jefferson street. The funeral services will be conducted from the Zion Church by Rev. Culp at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
From: A Portrait and Biographical Record of Allen and Van Wert Counties Ohio 1896
George Rumbaugh, eldest son of Jacob and Barbara (Wikel) Rumbaugh and father of our subject, was born in Virginia, on the homestead, in 1790, married Miss Elizabeth Britton, and came to Ohio when twenty-five years of age, and for fifteen or sixteen years engaged in farming in Greene county. In 1817, he came to Allen county, and settled on 160 acres, the land now occupied by the county infirmary. Here he resided for nearly twenty years, when he removed to Iowa, where he ended his days a member of the Methodist church.
Morris Rumbaugh, the subject proper of this biographical notice, came to Allen County with his parents and rendered his father valuable service in clearing up the new homestead in Bath Township, and with him made his home until nearly thirty-six years of age, when he purchased a farm of 100 acres in Bath township, much of which he cleared up and upon which he made many improvements. In the spring of 1852 he sold this property and moved to Wisconsin, but in the fall of the same year returned to Allen county and purchased the farm of eighty acres in Bath township, on which he resided until his death, July 18, 1895. Mr. Rumbaugh was united in matrimony, in 1835, with Miss Mary Hanson, a daughter of Benjamin Hanson of Bath township, the union resulting in the birth of seven children, in the following order:; Lydia, wife of William McClellan; Milton, deceased, Eliza J., deceased wife of George Fungate; Henderson, Hollis, and Lambert, deceased; and Cyrus. In politics Mr. Rumbaugh was a republican, but never sought public office, yet as a matter of duty, he felt it incumbent upon himself to fill the office of constable in Bath township for two years. A strict member of the Methodist church, his life had been such as to show his fellow men that he was sincere.
1840 Bath Township, Allen County, Ohio
Morris Rumbaugh
1 male under 5
1 male 20 and under 30
2 females 5 and under 10
1 female 20 and under 30
1850 District No. 6 in Bath Township, Allen County, Oh.
July 19
Rumbaugh,Morris,33, Farmer, born in Oh.
Mary, 40, born in Oh.
Lydia Ann, 14, born in Oh., attended school
Mellen B.,male, 12, born in Oh., attended school (William)
Eliza Jane, 10, born in Oh., attended school
Hollis H., male, 7, born in Oh., attended school
Jesse L., 4, born in Oh.
Cyrus S., 5/12, born in Oh.
1860 Bluelick Post Office, Bath Twp., Allen Co., Oh.
June26
Rumbaugh, M., 44, Farmer,born in Oh.
Mary, 50, born in Oh.
Eliza, 20, born in Oh., attended school
H., 15, male, born in Oh., attended school
J., 13, male, born in Oh., attended school
C., 10, male, born in Oh., attended school
1870 Beaverdam Post Office, Bath Twp., Allen Co., Oh.
August 10
Rumbaugh, Morris,53,farmer, born in Oh.
Mary, 53, keeping house, born in Oh.
Eliza J., 25, at home, born in Oh.
Cyrus,20, farm laborer, born in Oh.
1880 Bath Twp., Allen Co., Oh. June 22
Rumbaugh, Norris, 63, works on farm, born in Virginia,
parents born in Virginia
Mary J., 41, keeping house, born in Oh., parents born in Pa.
Morrison Rumbaugh, a prominent farmer, died at 6 o'clock last evening
at his home three miles northeast of this city, the immediate cause of his death being a hemorrhage of the lungs. The deceased was seventy-eight years of age, and leaves a wife, one daughter and a son, the latter C.A. Rumbaugh of 671 north Jefferson street. The funeral services will be conducted from the Zion Church by Rev. Culp at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
From: A Portrait and Biographical Record of Allen and Van Wert Counties Ohio 1896
George Rumbaugh, eldest son of Jacob and Barbara (Wikel) Rumbaugh and father of our subject, was born in Virginia, on the homestead, in 1790, married Miss Elizabeth Britton, and came to Ohio when twenty-five years of age, and for fifteen or sixteen years engaged in farming in Greene county. In 1817, he came to Allen county, and settled on 160 acres, the land now occupied by the county infirmary. Here he resided for nearly twenty years, when he removed to Iowa, where he ended his days a member of the Methodist church.
Morris Rumbaugh, the subject proper of this biographical notice, came to Allen County with his parents and rendered his father valuable service in clearing up the new homestead in Bath Township, and with him made his home until nearly thirty-six years of age, when he purchased a farm of 100 acres in Bath township, much of which he cleared up and upon which he made many improvements. In the spring of 1852 he sold this property and moved to Wisconsin, but in the fall of the same year returned to Allen county and purchased the farm of eighty acres in Bath township, on which he resided until his death, July 18, 1895. Mr. Rumbaugh was united in matrimony, in 1835, with Miss Mary Hanson, a daughter of Benjamin Hanson of Bath township, the union resulting in the birth of seven children, in the following order:; Lydia, wife of William McClellan; Milton, deceased, Eliza J., deceased wife of George Fungate; Henderson, Hollis, and Lambert, deceased; and Cyrus. In politics Mr. Rumbaugh was a republican, but never sought public office, yet as a matter of duty, he felt it incumbent upon himself to fill the office of constable in Bath township for two years. A strict member of the Methodist church, his life had been such as to show his fellow men that he was sincere.
1840 Bath Township, Allen County, Ohio
Morris Rumbaugh
1 male under 5
1 male 20 and under 30
2 females 5 and under 10
1 female 20 and under 30
1850 District No. 6 in Bath Township, Allen County, Oh.
July 19
Rumbaugh,Morris,33, Farmer, born in Oh.
Mary, 40, born in Oh.
Lydia Ann, 14, born in Oh., attended school
Mellen B.,male, 12, born in Oh., attended school (William)
Eliza Jane, 10, born in Oh., attended school
Hollis H., male, 7, born in Oh., attended school
Jesse L., 4, born in Oh.
Cyrus S., 5/12, born in Oh.
1860 Bluelick Post Office, Bath Twp., Allen Co., Oh.
June26
Rumbaugh, M., 44, Farmer,born in Oh.
Mary, 50, born in Oh.
Eliza, 20, born in Oh., attended school
H., 15, male, born in Oh., attended school
J., 13, male, born in Oh., attended school
C., 10, male, born in Oh., attended school
1870 Beaverdam Post Office, Bath Twp., Allen Co., Oh.
August 10
Rumbaugh, Morris,53,farmer, born in Oh.
Mary, 53, keeping house, born in Oh.
Eliza J., 25, at home, born in Oh.
Cyrus,20, farm laborer, born in Oh.
1880 Bath Twp., Allen Co., Oh. June 22
Rumbaugh, Norris, 63, works on farm, born in Virginia,
parents born in Virginia
Mary J., 41, keeping house, born in Oh., parents born in Pa.
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