OHIO AND INDIANA PIONEER
A BIOGRAPHY OF ISAAC OVERMYER, by Laurence Overmire, 2009:
Isaac moved with his parents to Sandusky Co. when he was 14. He became very accomplished at manual labor, especially at swinging an axe. Isaac and his family moved to Pulaski Co., Indiana in 1853 along with John Overmyer and John Anderson and their families. They accomplished the journey in less than two weeks with several yoke of oxen and a team of horses, driving their cattle and sheep along the way.
Isaac's tombstone is in major disrepair. Perhaps some of Isaac's descendants would consider replacing it?
OHIO AND INDIANA PIONEER
A BIOGRAPHY OF ISAAC OVERMYER, by Laurence Overmire, 2009:
Isaac moved with his parents to Sandusky Co. when he was 14. He became very accomplished at manual labor, especially at swinging an axe. Isaac and his family moved to Pulaski Co., Indiana in 1853 along with John Overmyer and John Anderson and their families. They accomplished the journey in less than two weeks with several yoke of oxen and a team of horses, driving their cattle and sheep along the way.
Isaac's tombstone is in major disrepair. Perhaps some of Isaac's descendants would consider replacing it?
Family Members
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Sarah A. Overmyer Bauman
1822–1889
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William "Squire" Overmyer
1826–1892
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Emanuel Overmyer
1827 – unknown
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Joel Overmyer
1828 – unknown
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Ezekiel Overmyer
1829–1899
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Levi Overmyer
1833–1894
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Catharine Overmyer Boyer
1838–1905
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Maria "Mary" Overmyer Overmyer
1840–1923
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Mary Jane Overmyer Boyer
1841–1905
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Henry Harrison Overmyer
1842–1911
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Thomas Jefferson Overmyer
1845–1864
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Clara Isabelle Overmyer Myers
1848–1906
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Ellen Eliza Overmyer Hubbard
1851–1913
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Lucy A. Overmyer Boyer
1854–1888
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Emma F. Overmyer Murrey
1857–1884
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Chauncey A. Overmyer
1860–1932
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