Johann Conrad Schumpe came to America from Germany with his wife. Spent time in Pittsburg, PA and ended up in Scioto Co., OH.
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Estate of John C. Shumpe Case filed Signed June 17, 1889 names the following:
WIlliam Schumpe, SON, living Sciotoville, Henry, SON, living in Ashland, Ky, John, SON, living in American,O, Mary Weeks, DAUGHTER, living in American, O, Lewis Shumpe, SON, living in Crone (sp?), Theodore Shumpe, SON living in Portsmouth, Frank Shumpe, SON, living in Peoria, IL.
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Obituary from The Daily TImes of Portsmouth, Scioto Co., OH published Monday May 29, 1899 page 5
IN DEATH: JOHN C. SCHUMP and Wife Were Not Separated
The Venerable Long Run Farmer and His Wife Passed Away Within a Few Hours of Each Other
John C. Schump, the well known Long Run Farmer, died Saturday evening at the residence of his son Louis on Long Run, where he had with his wife been making his home for several years past. Deceased was born in Germany in 1812 and came to the United States in the early 40's, settling in this country, where he married and spent the remainder of his life. He reared a large family. His son, Theo Q. Schump of Gallia Street, had gone out to the old homestead upon receipt of advice that his father was very ill and remained over Sunday to attend the obseques, little thinking there would be a double burial.
Sunday evening the mother wearied and burdened with the cares of a long and useful life, also passed away, aged 84. The children, seven in number, were present as follows: Theo Q., of this city; William of Sciotoville; Captain H. C. of Ashland; Louis of Long Run, Frank of Peoria, ILL; and Mrs. James Weeks of Little Scioto. One sister of Mrs. Schump survivies, Mrs. Fred Mittendorf of South Webster. The funeral of the couple will be held on Tuesday at the German United Brethren Church on Long Run, Rev. Chandler, circuit rider of that district, officiating.
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from the book, "Translated Abstracts of Death Notices in the Portsmouth Correspondent 1884-1908" found in the Portsmouth Public Library, Portsmouth, Scioto Co., OH
John C. Schump and Maria Isabella Schump, published June 2, 1899, Page 8
"The old couple, who lived with their son, Louis N. Schump on Long Run had been married 63 years, and had always wished to be together both in life and death; John C. Schump died on Sunday morning and his wife died on Monday morning; the man was 87 years old and his wife 84 years old, he was born in 1812 near Osnabruck, Hannover and was married in 1836 with Maria Isabella Marting, a sister of Henry Marting who died 2 years ago; in 1842 they came to America and first settled in Pittsburg, and 8 years later came to Scioto County; they left behind 6 children, Theodor O, who owns a furniture store here, William in Sciotoville, Henry C. in Ashland, Frank in Illinois, Louis N. on Long Run, and Mrs. James Weeks in Harrisonville; Mrs. Schump also leaves a sister, Mrs. H. Mittendorf in South Webster; Mr. Schump leaves a sister in Pittsburg, who is 3 years older than he; the funeral was on Tuesday afternoon at the Batterson Cemetery near Harrisonville; both coffins were buried in the same grave."
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The last name has been spelled Schump or Shump interchangably through the generations.
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other children with findagrave numbers are:
William Shump 75376141
Mary Elizabeth Weeks 43016796
Theodore Q. Shump 93578343
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Estate of John C. Shumpe Case filed Signed June 17, 1889 names the following:
WIlliam Schumpe, SON, living Sciotoville, Henry, SON, living in Ashland, Ky, John, SON, living in American,O, Mary Weeks, DAUGHTER, living in American, O, Lewis Shumpe, SON, living in Crone (sp?), Theodore Shumpe, SON living in Portsmouth, Frank Shumpe, SON, living in Peoria, IL.
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Obituary from The Daily TImes of Portsmouth, Scioto Co., OH published Monday May 29, 1899 page 5
IN DEATH: JOHN C. SCHUMP and Wife Were Not Separated
The Venerable Long Run Farmer and His Wife Passed Away Within a Few Hours of Each Other
John C. Schump, the well known Long Run Farmer, died Saturday evening at the residence of his son Louis on Long Run, where he had with his wife been making his home for several years past. Deceased was born in Germany in 1812 and came to the United States in the early 40's, settling in this country, where he married and spent the remainder of his life. He reared a large family. His son, Theo Q. Schump of Gallia Street, had gone out to the old homestead upon receipt of advice that his father was very ill and remained over Sunday to attend the obseques, little thinking there would be a double burial.
Sunday evening the mother wearied and burdened with the cares of a long and useful life, also passed away, aged 84. The children, seven in number, were present as follows: Theo Q., of this city; William of Sciotoville; Captain H. C. of Ashland; Louis of Long Run, Frank of Peoria, ILL; and Mrs. James Weeks of Little Scioto. One sister of Mrs. Schump survivies, Mrs. Fred Mittendorf of South Webster. The funeral of the couple will be held on Tuesday at the German United Brethren Church on Long Run, Rev. Chandler, circuit rider of that district, officiating.
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from the book, "Translated Abstracts of Death Notices in the Portsmouth Correspondent 1884-1908" found in the Portsmouth Public Library, Portsmouth, Scioto Co., OH
John C. Schump and Maria Isabella Schump, published June 2, 1899, Page 8
"The old couple, who lived with their son, Louis N. Schump on Long Run had been married 63 years, and had always wished to be together both in life and death; John C. Schump died on Sunday morning and his wife died on Monday morning; the man was 87 years old and his wife 84 years old, he was born in 1812 near Osnabruck, Hannover and was married in 1836 with Maria Isabella Marting, a sister of Henry Marting who died 2 years ago; in 1842 they came to America and first settled in Pittsburg, and 8 years later came to Scioto County; they left behind 6 children, Theodor O, who owns a furniture store here, William in Sciotoville, Henry C. in Ashland, Frank in Illinois, Louis N. on Long Run, and Mrs. James Weeks in Harrisonville; Mrs. Schump also leaves a sister, Mrs. H. Mittendorf in South Webster; Mr. Schump leaves a sister in Pittsburg, who is 3 years older than he; the funeral was on Tuesday afternoon at the Batterson Cemetery near Harrisonville; both coffins were buried in the same grave."
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The last name has been spelled Schump or Shump interchangably through the generations.
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other children with findagrave numbers are:
William Shump 75376141
Mary Elizabeth Weeks 43016796
Theodore Q. Shump 93578343
Johann Conrad Schumpe came to America from Germany with his wife. Spent time in Pittsburg, PA and ended up in Scioto Co., OH.
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Estate of John C. Shumpe Case filed Signed June 17, 1889 names the following:
WIlliam Schumpe, SON, living Sciotoville, Henry, SON, living in Ashland, Ky, John, SON, living in American,O, Mary Weeks, DAUGHTER, living in American, O, Lewis Shumpe, SON, living in Crone (sp?), Theodore Shumpe, SON living in Portsmouth, Frank Shumpe, SON, living in Peoria, IL.
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Obituary from The Daily TImes of Portsmouth, Scioto Co., OH published Monday May 29, 1899 page 5
IN DEATH: JOHN C. SCHUMP and Wife Were Not Separated
The Venerable Long Run Farmer and His Wife Passed Away Within a Few Hours of Each Other
John C. Schump, the well known Long Run Farmer, died Saturday evening at the residence of his son Louis on Long Run, where he had with his wife been making his home for several years past. Deceased was born in Germany in 1812 and came to the United States in the early 40's, settling in this country, where he married and spent the remainder of his life. He reared a large family. His son, Theo Q. Schump of Gallia Street, had gone out to the old homestead upon receipt of advice that his father was very ill and remained over Sunday to attend the obseques, little thinking there would be a double burial.
Sunday evening the mother wearied and burdened with the cares of a long and useful life, also passed away, aged 84. The children, seven in number, were present as follows: Theo Q., of this city; William of Sciotoville; Captain H. C. of Ashland; Louis of Long Run, Frank of Peoria, ILL; and Mrs. James Weeks of Little Scioto. One sister of Mrs. Schump survivies, Mrs. Fred Mittendorf of South Webster. The funeral of the couple will be held on Tuesday at the German United Brethren Church on Long Run, Rev. Chandler, circuit rider of that district, officiating.
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from the book, "Translated Abstracts of Death Notices in the Portsmouth Correspondent 1884-1908" found in the Portsmouth Public Library, Portsmouth, Scioto Co., OH
John C. Schump and Maria Isabella Schump, published June 2, 1899, Page 8
"The old couple, who lived with their son, Louis N. Schump on Long Run had been married 63 years, and had always wished to be together both in life and death; John C. Schump died on Sunday morning and his wife died on Monday morning; the man was 87 years old and his wife 84 years old, he was born in 1812 near Osnabruck, Hannover and was married in 1836 with Maria Isabella Marting, a sister of Henry Marting who died 2 years ago; in 1842 they came to America and first settled in Pittsburg, and 8 years later came to Scioto County; they left behind 6 children, Theodor O, who owns a furniture store here, William in Sciotoville, Henry C. in Ashland, Frank in Illinois, Louis N. on Long Run, and Mrs. James Weeks in Harrisonville; Mrs. Schump also leaves a sister, Mrs. H. Mittendorf in South Webster; Mr. Schump leaves a sister in Pittsburg, who is 3 years older than he; the funeral was on Tuesday afternoon at the Batterson Cemetery near Harrisonville; both coffins were buried in the same grave."
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The last name has been spelled Schump or Shump interchangably through the generations.
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other children with findagrave numbers are:
William Shump 75376141
Mary Elizabeth Weeks 43016796
Theodore Q. Shump 93578343
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Estate of John C. Shumpe Case filed Signed June 17, 1889 names the following:
WIlliam Schumpe, SON, living Sciotoville, Henry, SON, living in Ashland, Ky, John, SON, living in American,O, Mary Weeks, DAUGHTER, living in American, O, Lewis Shumpe, SON, living in Crone (sp?), Theodore Shumpe, SON living in Portsmouth, Frank Shumpe, SON, living in Peoria, IL.
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Obituary from The Daily TImes of Portsmouth, Scioto Co., OH published Monday May 29, 1899 page 5
IN DEATH: JOHN C. SCHUMP and Wife Were Not Separated
The Venerable Long Run Farmer and His Wife Passed Away Within a Few Hours of Each Other
John C. Schump, the well known Long Run Farmer, died Saturday evening at the residence of his son Louis on Long Run, where he had with his wife been making his home for several years past. Deceased was born in Germany in 1812 and came to the United States in the early 40's, settling in this country, where he married and spent the remainder of his life. He reared a large family. His son, Theo Q. Schump of Gallia Street, had gone out to the old homestead upon receipt of advice that his father was very ill and remained over Sunday to attend the obseques, little thinking there would be a double burial.
Sunday evening the mother wearied and burdened with the cares of a long and useful life, also passed away, aged 84. The children, seven in number, were present as follows: Theo Q., of this city; William of Sciotoville; Captain H. C. of Ashland; Louis of Long Run, Frank of Peoria, ILL; and Mrs. James Weeks of Little Scioto. One sister of Mrs. Schump survivies, Mrs. Fred Mittendorf of South Webster. The funeral of the couple will be held on Tuesday at the German United Brethren Church on Long Run, Rev. Chandler, circuit rider of that district, officiating.
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from the book, "Translated Abstracts of Death Notices in the Portsmouth Correspondent 1884-1908" found in the Portsmouth Public Library, Portsmouth, Scioto Co., OH
John C. Schump and Maria Isabella Schump, published June 2, 1899, Page 8
"The old couple, who lived with their son, Louis N. Schump on Long Run had been married 63 years, and had always wished to be together both in life and death; John C. Schump died on Sunday morning and his wife died on Monday morning; the man was 87 years old and his wife 84 years old, he was born in 1812 near Osnabruck, Hannover and was married in 1836 with Maria Isabella Marting, a sister of Henry Marting who died 2 years ago; in 1842 they came to America and first settled in Pittsburg, and 8 years later came to Scioto County; they left behind 6 children, Theodor O, who owns a furniture store here, William in Sciotoville, Henry C. in Ashland, Frank in Illinois, Louis N. on Long Run, and Mrs. James Weeks in Harrisonville; Mrs. Schump also leaves a sister, Mrs. H. Mittendorf in South Webster; Mr. Schump leaves a sister in Pittsburg, who is 3 years older than he; the funeral was on Tuesday afternoon at the Batterson Cemetery near Harrisonville; both coffins were buried in the same grave."
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The last name has been spelled Schump or Shump interchangably through the generations.
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other children with findagrave numbers are:
William Shump 75376141
Mary Elizabeth Weeks 43016796
Theodore Q. Shump 93578343
Inscription
John C. Shump/Nov 28, 1812/May 28, 1899/Isabel M./His wife/ June 24, 1815/May 29, 1899
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tombstone not located, information from Portsmouth Public Library
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