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Earl Christian “Early” Huss

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Earl Christian “Early” Huss

Birth
Green Creek, Sandusky County, Ohio, USA
Death
9 May 1934 (aged 74)
Clyde, Sandusky County, Ohio, USA
Burial
Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio, USA Add to Map
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Christian Earl, also known as Earl C., was the twelfth and youngest child of Christian and Catherine Rathbun Huss. He was born in a log cabin erected by his father.

Early became a very capable and prosperous farmer, who was noted chiefly for his prize-winning melons, his beautiful peach orchards, and his yield of potatoes.

In politics, Early was a Democrat. Fraternally, he was an Odd Fellow and also a Mason, belonged to the Blue Ridge Chapter, Council and Commandery at Fremont. Early was very civic minded, having held several township offices. He was also active in the Sandusky County Agricultural Society and the Sandusky County Pioneer and Historical Society. For forty years he was a Fair Marshall at the Sandusky County fair in Fremont. Earl and Hattie belonged to the Mount Lebanon Church.

Early married Hattie Louise Bax on October 18, 1883 at the home of Rev. Michel Long. Earl and Hattie had six children: Alfred Earl, Clay Lemmon, Harry Braund, Lillie Mae, Floyd Eugene, and Laura Ella.
Christian Earl, also known as Earl C., was the twelfth and youngest child of Christian and Catherine Rathbun Huss. He was born in a log cabin erected by his father.

Early became a very capable and prosperous farmer, who was noted chiefly for his prize-winning melons, his beautiful peach orchards, and his yield of potatoes.

In politics, Early was a Democrat. Fraternally, he was an Odd Fellow and also a Mason, belonged to the Blue Ridge Chapter, Council and Commandery at Fremont. Early was very civic minded, having held several township offices. He was also active in the Sandusky County Agricultural Society and the Sandusky County Pioneer and Historical Society. For forty years he was a Fair Marshall at the Sandusky County fair in Fremont. Earl and Hattie belonged to the Mount Lebanon Church.

Early married Hattie Louise Bax on October 18, 1883 at the home of Rev. Michel Long. Earl and Hattie had six children: Alfred Earl, Clay Lemmon, Harry Braund, Lillie Mae, Floyd Eugene, and Laura Ella.

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  • Created by: Red
  • Added: Nov 4, 2010
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/61124119/earl_christian-huss: accessed ), memorial page for Earl Christian “Early” Huss (29 Aug 1859–9 May 1934), Find a Grave Memorial ID 61124119, citing Oakwood Cemetery, Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio, USA; Maintained by Red (contributor 47105291).