Edward Rosemond was the son of William and Catherine (Wallace) Rosemond. He was the husband of Nancy (Ripley) Rosemond. They were married in 1850. Nancy died July 29, 1899.
US CENSUS
Goshen, Tuscarawas Co., OH
Post Office: New Philadelphia
ROSEMAND (ROSEMOND)
Edward age 50, b1820 IRELAND
Nancy age 41, b1829 OH
dau Clara age 18, b1852 OH
dau Kate age 15, b1855 OH
Casper Milliner age 15, b1855 OH, laborer
US CENSUS
June 4, 1880
West High St., New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas Co., OH
ROSEMOND
Edward age 58, b1822 IRELAND. banker
Nancy age 50, b1830 OH
dau Clara Hummell age 28, b1852 OH, widowed
grand-dau Kate Hummell age 6, b1874 OH
Clara Foreman age 20, b1860 OH, servant
Obituary
The Ohio Democrat
New Philadelphia, Ohio
Thurs., July 18, 1895, Page 1, Col. 2
Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1895
ROSEMOND.--Edward Rosemond died at his home in New Philadelphia, Ohio, July 16, 1895, aged seventy-five. He was vigorous up to a year ago, when Bright's disease developed. He was born in Leitrim County, Ireland, and came with his father's family to America in July, 1841. Three weeks after arriving his father died, leaving him almost alone in the New World. In 1850 he married Miss Nancy Ripley. To them three daughters were born. His wife and two daughters, Mrs. W. C. Browne and Mrs. W. H. Miller, survive him. Brother Rosemond was a careful and capable business man, an excellent citizen, a polite and genial gentleman, a kind husband, and an indulgent father. For fifty years he was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and contributed liberally to its support, much of the time filling faithfully the offices of Sunday school superintendent, steward, and trustee. The Bible was his study; from it and other good books he stored up treasures of knowledge. His utterances in his dying hours manifested strong faith in Jesus. He is at rest.
Written by Rev. I. S. Winters
US CENSUS
Goshen, Tuscarawas Co., OH
Post Office: New Philadelphia
ROSEMAND (ROSEMOND)
Edward age 50, b1820 IRELAND
Nancy age 41, b1829 OH
dau Clara age 18, b1852 OH
dau Kate age 15, b1855 OH
Casper Milliner age 15, b1855 OH, laborer
US CENSUS
June 4, 1880
West High St., New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas Co., OH
ROSEMOND
Edward age 58, b1822 IRELAND. banker
Nancy age 50, b1830 OH
dau Clara Hummell age 28, b1852 OH, widowed
grand-dau Kate Hummell age 6, b1874 OH
Clara Foreman age 20, b1860 OH, servant
Obituary
The Ohio Democrat
New Philadelphia, Ohio
Thurs., July 18, 1895, Page 1, Col. 2
Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1895
ROSEMOND.--Edward Rosemond died at his home in New Philadelphia, Ohio, July 16, 1895, aged seventy-five. He was vigorous up to a year ago, when Bright's disease developed. He was born in Leitrim County, Ireland, and came with his father's family to America in July, 1841. Three weeks after arriving his father died, leaving him almost alone in the New World. In 1850 he married Miss Nancy Ripley. To them three daughters were born. His wife and two daughters, Mrs. W. C. Browne and Mrs. W. H. Miller, survive him. Brother Rosemond was a careful and capable business man, an excellent citizen, a polite and genial gentleman, a kind husband, and an indulgent father. For fifty years he was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and contributed liberally to its support, much of the time filling faithfully the offices of Sunday school superintendent, steward, and trustee. The Bible was his study; from it and other good books he stored up treasures of knowledge. His utterances in his dying hours manifested strong faith in Jesus. He is at rest.
Written by Rev. I. S. Winters
Edward Rosemond was the son of William and Catherine (Wallace) Rosemond. He was the husband of Nancy (Ripley) Rosemond. They were married in 1850. Nancy died July 29, 1899.
US CENSUS
Goshen, Tuscarawas Co., OH
Post Office: New Philadelphia
ROSEMAND (ROSEMOND)
Edward age 50, b1820 IRELAND
Nancy age 41, b1829 OH
dau Clara age 18, b1852 OH
dau Kate age 15, b1855 OH
Casper Milliner age 15, b1855 OH, laborer
US CENSUS
June 4, 1880
West High St., New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas Co., OH
ROSEMOND
Edward age 58, b1822 IRELAND. banker
Nancy age 50, b1830 OH
dau Clara Hummell age 28, b1852 OH, widowed
grand-dau Kate Hummell age 6, b1874 OH
Clara Foreman age 20, b1860 OH, servant
Obituary
The Ohio Democrat
New Philadelphia, Ohio
Thurs., July 18, 1895, Page 1, Col. 2
Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1895
ROSEMOND.--Edward Rosemond died at his home in New Philadelphia, Ohio, July 16, 1895, aged seventy-five. He was vigorous up to a year ago, when Bright's disease developed. He was born in Leitrim County, Ireland, and came with his father's family to America in July, 1841. Three weeks after arriving his father died, leaving him almost alone in the New World. In 1850 he married Miss Nancy Ripley. To them three daughters were born. His wife and two daughters, Mrs. W. C. Browne and Mrs. W. H. Miller, survive him. Brother Rosemond was a careful and capable business man, an excellent citizen, a polite and genial gentleman, a kind husband, and an indulgent father. For fifty years he was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and contributed liberally to its support, much of the time filling faithfully the offices of Sunday school superintendent, steward, and trustee. The Bible was his study; from it and other good books he stored up treasures of knowledge. His utterances in his dying hours manifested strong faith in Jesus. He is at rest.
Written by Rev. I. S. Winters
US CENSUS
Goshen, Tuscarawas Co., OH
Post Office: New Philadelphia
ROSEMAND (ROSEMOND)
Edward age 50, b1820 IRELAND
Nancy age 41, b1829 OH
dau Clara age 18, b1852 OH
dau Kate age 15, b1855 OH
Casper Milliner age 15, b1855 OH, laborer
US CENSUS
June 4, 1880
West High St., New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas Co., OH
ROSEMOND
Edward age 58, b1822 IRELAND. banker
Nancy age 50, b1830 OH
dau Clara Hummell age 28, b1852 OH, widowed
grand-dau Kate Hummell age 6, b1874 OH
Clara Foreman age 20, b1860 OH, servant
Obituary
The Ohio Democrat
New Philadelphia, Ohio
Thurs., July 18, 1895, Page 1, Col. 2
Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1895
ROSEMOND.--Edward Rosemond died at his home in New Philadelphia, Ohio, July 16, 1895, aged seventy-five. He was vigorous up to a year ago, when Bright's disease developed. He was born in Leitrim County, Ireland, and came with his father's family to America in July, 1841. Three weeks after arriving his father died, leaving him almost alone in the New World. In 1850 he married Miss Nancy Ripley. To them three daughters were born. His wife and two daughters, Mrs. W. C. Browne and Mrs. W. H. Miller, survive him. Brother Rosemond was a careful and capable business man, an excellent citizen, a polite and genial gentleman, a kind husband, and an indulgent father. For fifty years he was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and contributed liberally to its support, much of the time filling faithfully the offices of Sunday school superintendent, steward, and trustee. The Bible was his study; from it and other good books he stored up treasures of knowledge. His utterances in his dying hours manifested strong faith in Jesus. He is at rest.
Written by Rev. I. S. Winters
Inscription
"Edward Rosemond
1821 - 1895"
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