Husband of Magdalena (Herring) Mitman
Son of Charles Mitman
and Margaretha Mitman, but raised by his step-mother, Barbara (Baecker, but sometimes shown as Becker or Baker) Mitman.
Brother of Elizabeth Margaret, Catherine, Margretha, Carle, John Mitman, Maria, Magdalena, Mary (AKA Molly), Rebecca, Susannah, Charles, Daniel and Samuel Mitman
Father of Peter Mitman, Margretha, Catherine Mitman Bausman, Susannah Mitman Kauffman, Charles Mitman, Mary Magdalena (Mitman) Batdorf, Jacob Mitman, Sarah Mitman Wilson, Reuben Mitman. Not listed, are one son and three daughters who died in infancy.
According to the "History of Greene County" which was written by R.S. Dills and published in 1881:
Jacob and his wife Magdalena (Herring) Mitman were from
York County, Pennsylvania but later moved to Ohio.
One son, who is noteworthy in Greene County, is Peter, born February 12, 1810. Jacob "was a farrier, and removed to this state, in 1838, locating near Fairfield, where he spent the remainder of his life. They were parents of ten children."
Notation on grave marker: Aged 70 yrs. 1 Mo. 18 days
Son of Charles Mitman
and Margaretha Mitman, but raised by his step-mother, Barbara (Baecker, but sometimes shown as Becker or Baker) Mitman.
Brother of Elizabeth Margaret, Catherine, Margretha, Carle, John Mitman, Maria, Magdalena, Mary (AKA Molly), Rebecca, Susannah, Charles, Daniel and Samuel Mitman
Father of Peter Mitman, Margretha, Catherine Mitman Bausman, Susannah Mitman Kauffman, Charles Mitman, Mary Magdalena (Mitman) Batdorf, Jacob Mitman, Sarah Mitman Wilson, Reuben Mitman. Not listed, are one son and three daughters who died in infancy.
According to the "History of Greene County" which was written by R.S. Dills and published in 1881:
Jacob and his wife Magdalena (Herring) Mitman were from
York County, Pennsylvania but later moved to Ohio.
One son, who is noteworthy in Greene County, is Peter, born February 12, 1810. Jacob "was a farrier, and removed to this state, in 1838, locating near Fairfield, where he spent the remainder of his life. They were parents of ten children."
Notation on grave marker: Aged 70 yrs. 1 Mo. 18 days
Husband of Magdalena (Herring) Mitman
Son of Charles Mitman
and Margaretha Mitman, but raised by his step-mother, Barbara (Baecker, but sometimes shown as Becker or Baker) Mitman.
Brother of Elizabeth Margaret, Catherine, Margretha, Carle, John Mitman, Maria, Magdalena, Mary (AKA Molly), Rebecca, Susannah, Charles, Daniel and Samuel Mitman
Father of Peter Mitman, Margretha, Catherine Mitman Bausman, Susannah Mitman Kauffman, Charles Mitman, Mary Magdalena (Mitman) Batdorf, Jacob Mitman, Sarah Mitman Wilson, Reuben Mitman. Not listed, are one son and three daughters who died in infancy.
According to the "History of Greene County" which was written by R.S. Dills and published in 1881:
Jacob and his wife Magdalena (Herring) Mitman were from
York County, Pennsylvania but later moved to Ohio.
One son, who is noteworthy in Greene County, is Peter, born February 12, 1810. Jacob "was a farrier, and removed to this state, in 1838, locating near Fairfield, where he spent the remainder of his life. They were parents of ten children."
Notation on grave marker: Aged 70 yrs. 1 Mo. 18 days
Son of Charles Mitman
and Margaretha Mitman, but raised by his step-mother, Barbara (Baecker, but sometimes shown as Becker or Baker) Mitman.
Brother of Elizabeth Margaret, Catherine, Margretha, Carle, John Mitman, Maria, Magdalena, Mary (AKA Molly), Rebecca, Susannah, Charles, Daniel and Samuel Mitman
Father of Peter Mitman, Margretha, Catherine Mitman Bausman, Susannah Mitman Kauffman, Charles Mitman, Mary Magdalena (Mitman) Batdorf, Jacob Mitman, Sarah Mitman Wilson, Reuben Mitman. Not listed, are one son and three daughters who died in infancy.
According to the "History of Greene County" which was written by R.S. Dills and published in 1881:
Jacob and his wife Magdalena (Herring) Mitman were from
York County, Pennsylvania but later moved to Ohio.
One son, who is noteworthy in Greene County, is Peter, born February 12, 1810. Jacob "was a farrier, and removed to this state, in 1838, locating near Fairfield, where he spent the remainder of his life. They were parents of ten children."
Notation on grave marker: Aged 70 yrs. 1 Mo. 18 days
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