Philip3 Arner (HEINRICH2, Ulrich1), born 17 October 1772(M) in Penn, Northampton (now West Penn, Schuylkill), Pennsylvania; died 02 May 1850 aged “75” years(14) in Ellsworth, Mahoning, Ohio; married about 1801 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania to Susanna Broadsword(H) who was born 01 January 1782 in Westmoreland County and died 18 December 1865 age 84 years(14) in Ellsworth (also Obituary: 04 January 1866).
[She was the daughter of Johann Peter
Bradschwert and Elisabetha Hannah Rodabaugh who,
along with Peter’s parents Matthias and Maria Barbara Breitschwerdt, are known to have been
in Huntingdon,
According to the Mahoning County History(H),
Philip was one of the first three settlers in what is now Ellsworth Township
[NOTE: Some other references credit him as being the very first permanent
settler in Ellsworth]. He came in 1803 with his wife’s brother(H)[presumably
George Broadsword, who was born about 1779, was a taxpayer in Trumbull (now Mahoning)
County, Ohio by 1807, was married 21 December 1808 in Trumbull County to Polly
Watts, and settled near Philip Arner by 1809]. Philip settled on 160 acres on
the east bank of the Meander Creek, on the road leading to Canfield. He built
the first log cabin in Ellsworth and went back to
He was a taxpayer in Trumbull (now Mahoning) County, 
] He was a founding member of the German Reformed and
1820
Census: Philip Arner, page 242, Ellsworth,
1830
Census: Philip Ainer, page 266, Ellsworth,
1840
Census: Philip Arner, page 216, Ellsworth,
1850
Mortality Schedules: Philip Arner, page 696, Ellsworth,
1860
Census: Susan Arner, page 283, visit 354/366,
Ellsworth,
His will (Mahoning Will Book I, page 201), which was
signed 14 August 1845 and probated 17 May 1850, mentions widow Susannah, sons
Caleb B., Daniel D., Eli T., Peter and Lewis, and daughters Chloe wife of Peter
Hoyls, Elizabeth wife of Jonathan Kline, and Mary
wife of Adam Diehl. They are buried at Ellsworth
Cemetery in
Known children, all but the first two born in Ellsworth:
Catharina4 Arner, born 15 July and
christened
Peter4 Arner, born
01 February and christened 30 October 1803 in Hempfield, Westmoreland,
Pennsylvania (Sponsors: Henrich and Catharina Arner,
grandparents)(13); died 28 September 1889 at Limaville,
Stark, Ohio(M); married first
11 April 1828 in Trumbull County (FHL film #904260) to Barbara
Burget who was born about 1803 in Pennsylvania; married second 25 September 1883 in Stark
County (Case #10-344M) to Catharine Bach. He bought
land in
Elizabeth4 Arner, born 02 October
1806; died May 1898 in Canfield,
Mahoning, Ohio(H); married
March 1822 to Johann Jonathan Klein (son of Abraham and Anna Maria Klein) who
was born 20 September 1796(39) in Northampton (now Lehigh) County,
Pennsylvania and died 1871 in Canfield(H). He was a farmer. Biography from page 053, History of Trumbull and Mahoning Counties, Volume 2, published by
H. Z. Williams & Brothers, Cleveland, Ohio, 1882. Biography
from page 009, Genealogical and Family
History of Eastern Ohio, published by Lewis Publishing Company, New York
and Chicago, 1903. Biography also in County History(H).
1850 Census: Jonathan Cline, page 488, visit 502/502,
Canfield,
Solomon5 Klyne, born
Gabriel5 Kline, born 03 July 1826; married by 1850 to Lydia
Beard (daughter of Jacob Beard who was born
about 1788 in Württemberg, Germany; and sister of Hannah, just below) who was
born about 1830 in Ohio. He was a farmer. 1850 Census: Gabriel Cline, page 488,
visit 503/503, Canfield,
Caleb5 Klein, died at age 04 years.
Peter5 Kline, born 25 August 1830(M); died 1897-98 in Canfield; married 1853 to Hannah
Beard (daughter of Jacob Beard who was born
about 1788 in Württemberg, Germany; and sister of Lydia, just above) who was
born about 1834 in Ohio. He was a farmer. 1860 Census: Peter Clein, page 273, visit 198/208,
Canfield,
Heman5 Kline, born 06 October
1844; died March 1903; married first 31 December 1863 in Canfield to
Martha E. Foulke who was born about 1844 in Ohio; married second(M) 1898-99 to Mary Huxsaw who was born about September 1877 in Ohio. He
was a farmer, later a grocer. Biography in
Chloe4 Arner, born
07 May 1809; died 31 March 1893(M)
at Wichita, Sedgwick, Kansas; married 10
October 1835(M) to Peter Hoyles who was
born about 1790 in Virginia and apparently died before the 1870 census. 1850
Census: Peter Hoyles, page 527, visit 1087/1087,
George5 Hoyles, born about 1827; married to Susanna ______ who was born about 1830 in
Isaac5 Hoyles, born about 1830.
Comfort5 Hoyles (son), born about 1838.
He was a farmer. 1870 Census: Comfort Hoyle, page 056, visit 101/102,
Amanda Z.5 Hoyles, born about 1845; married to Horace G.
Ruggles who was born about 1835 in Mahoning County. He was a lawyer.
1870 Census: Horace Ruggles, page 090, visit 078/078,
Canfield,
+ Lewis4 Arner, born
Mary4 Arner, born
27 February 1814; died 04 January
1905; married 04 January 1831 in
Ellsworth (FHL film #904260) to Adam Diehl(H)(son
of Philip Diehl and Elizabeth
Mowery) who was born about June 1804 in Colerain, Bedford, Pennsylvania
and died 21 August 1872 in Mahoning County. 1850 Census: Adam Deal, page 546,
visit 1388/1388, Ellsworth,
Amanda5 Diehl, born 26 April 1833; died 21 January 1907(M); married 17 October 1854 in Mahoning County to
Peter Harding (son of John
and Elizabeth Harding, both born in Pennsylvania) who
was born 18 October 1824 in Ohio and died 03 November 1893 in Canfield,
Mahoning, Ohio. He was a farmer. 1860 Census: Peter Harding, page 261, visit
008/008, Canfield,
Mary Edna6 Harding, born 13 November
1855; married 1874-75 to Addison Ebert (son of Joseph and Susan Ebert, both born in Pennsylvania) who was born about
1850 in Ohio. He was a farmer. 1880 Census: Adison Ebbert, page 102, visit 130/134,
Ellsworth,
William G.6 Harding, born 04 March
1862; married first after the 1900
census to Della Johnson(M) who was born
about 1872 in Ohio. He was a farmer. 1900 Census: William G. Harding (single,
with mother). 1910 Census: William Harding, page 090, visit
140/143, Canfield,
Clara J.6 Harding, born
Frank I.6 Harding, born
Caleb Bonaparte4 Arner, born
16 October 1816; died 19 April 1866(14)
in Green, Mahoning, Ohio; married 10
September 1859 to Harriet M. Dickinson (daughter of Jeremiah F. Dickinson and Harriet Cora
Sapp, both born in New Jersey) who was born 12 October 1832(M)
in Ohio and died 30 September 1906(14). 1860 Census: Caleb B.
Arner, page 202, visit 928/840, Green,
Caleb Dickinson5 Arner, born 06 November 1860(M); died 16 February 1948(14); married 22 March 1883(M) to Mary Ataline Blackburn (daughter of Martin
VanBuren
Blackburn and Elizabeth Ann Venable) who was
born 15 September 1861 and died 20 April 1939(14) in Mahoning County
(Death Certificate #26259). He was a farmer. 1870 Census: Cabeb Arner (with Rich’d Ramsden), page 263, visit 098/104,
Richard Herbert6 Arner, born 10 December 1883(17)(40)(49); died 21 December 1969 aged 86 years at
Youngstown, Mahoning, Ohio(14)(17)(also Death Certificate #094985,
Volume 19906); married 06 July 1916 to Mollie Tennyson(40) who was born about 1887 in
Minnesota or Norway and died 16 March 1968 aged 86 years at Youngstown(14).
He was a manager at a furniture store; later he was a stockbroker. 1920 Census: R. H.
Arner, page 032, visit 024/026, Youngstown (5th Ward), Mahoning,
Ohio. 1930 Census: Herbert Arner, page 263, visit
270/305,
Helen Mary6 Arner, born 07 September 1885(17); died January 1974 at Winfield, Cowley, Kansas(17); married 1910 to Walter Frederick Kenreich (son of Elias and Mary E. Kenreich) who was born 20 April 1880(40) in Green Township and died 1953 in Columbiana County, Ohio. He was a salesman for a marble works; later he was a farmer and a monument salesman in Ohio. He registered for the WWI Draft at Winfield, Cowley, Kansas. 1920 Census: Walter F. Kenrich, page 180, visit 067/071, Winfield (1st Ward), Cowley, Kansas. They are buried at Grandview Cemetery at Salem, Columbiana, Ohio. Known children, born at Winfield: Virginia Kenreich, born about 1911, married Dean Drennan, he was a farm implement dealer, he was a WWII veteran (U.S. Navy); Walter Frederick Kenrich, born 19 November 1917(17)(36), died 01 April 1986 at Glendora, Los Angeles, California(17)(36), married to Virginia Claire Jones (daughter(36) of ______ Jones and ______ Gardner) who was born 19 December 1919 in Kansas(36) and died 30 August 1983 in San Bernardino County, California(36), he was a WWII veteran (U.S. Army).
Ralph Edmund6 Arner, born
Lucy Edna6 Arner, born
Maurice Raymond6 Arner, born
+ Daniel D.4 Arner, born
Eli T.4 Arner, born 03
May 1825 (from obituary,but gravestone says 08 May
1824(14)); died 22 July 1912(14)
in Canfield, Mahoning, Ohio (obituary); married 26 February 1846 in Trumbull County
(FHL film #904261) to Anna Harklerode who was born
[about January] 1827(14) in Ohio and died 10 February 1912(14)
in Canfield (obituary)(gravestone).
He was a livestock dealer, in partnership with his brother Daniel(M).
He also owned a stone quarry. Biography from
page 110, History of Trumbull and
Mahoning Counties, Volume 2, published by H. Z. Williams & Brothers,
Cleveland, Ohio, 1882. He is probably the Eli T. Arner who bought
government land in Blue Mounds, Dane,
Susan B.5 Arner, born 03 May 1847; died 08 June 1862 aged 15 years, 01 months, 05 days(14) in Ellsworth; buried with parents (gravestone inscription).
Ella Josephine5 Arner, born 08 October 1852; married first 08 September 1869 in Mahoning County (FHL film #906673) to Emery Alvin Bunts (son of Conrad Aaron Bunts and Nancy Ann Gee) who was born 16 April 1847 in Trumbull County, Ohio and died 05 December 1871 [info from Bunts family researcher J. R. Maxwell]; married second 16 September 1875 to James John Hamman (son of John Hamman and Hannah Reiss) who was born 05 November 1841 at Allentown, Lehigh, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: “Adda Arner” and Emery Bunts (both with her parents).
James Hamman served in Company C, 53rd Pennsylvania Infantry during the Civil War. He was a tobacconist and a cigar manufacturer; later a hotel keeper. He was foreman of the first fire company at Youngstown, Mahoning/Trumbull, Ohio, and served as City Councilman from the Fourth Ward in Youngstown. Biography from page 476, History of Trumbull and Mahoning Counties, Volume 1, published by H. Z. Williams & Brothers, Cleveland, Ohio, 1882. 1880 Census: James J. Hamman, page 428, visit 051/050, Youngstown (4th Ward), Mahoning, Ohio. [James was later married 1892-93 to Fannie _____ who was born about November 1868 in New York, and had at least one more child, Theodore Hamman born about 1901. 1900 Census: J. J. Hamman [and second wife], page 166, visit 109/109, Hubbard village, Trumbull, Ohio.]
Known child with first husband:
Eli Arner6 Bunts, born 22 September
1870; married first 1890-91 to Ida Mary Murray (daughter of Daniel
and Julia Murray) who was born about September 1871
in Ohio; married second (or third?)
about 1916-17 to Violet O. Hart (possibly daughter of John and Eliza Jane Hart) who was born about July 1876 in Ohio. He
worked for a newspaper at Youngstown, Mahoning, Ohio. 1880 Census: Arner
Bunts (with grandfather Eli T. Arner). 1920 Census:
Eli A. Bunts, page 071, visit 197/213, Youngstown (E.D. 199), Mahoning, Ohio.
1930 Census: Eli A. Bunts, page 066, visit 401/424, Youngstown (E.D. 65),
Mahoning, Ohio. Known child with first wife:
Nellie J. Bunts, born about 1892, 1910 Census:
Nellie J. Bunts (with grandmother Julia Murray), page
001, visit 013/014,
Known children with second husband:
Paul6 Hamman [no middle name(49)],
born 09 September 1877(40) at Youngstown(49); married 1906-07 to Elizabeth
H. ______ who was born about 1885 in Pennsylvania. He was a hotel clerk;
later a hotel manager. He registered for the WWI Draft at Indianapolis, Marion,
Indiana. 1920 Census: Paul Hamman, page 219, visit 010/010, Warren, Marion,
Indiana. 1930 Census: Paul Hamman, page 182, visit
022/022,
James John6 Hamman, born 12 December 1880(40); married 1908-09 to Ethel
Dorothy ______ who was born about 1887 in Canada. He was a cigar maker;
later a real estate salesman; later a real estate broker. 1910 Census: James J.
Hamman Jr., page 244, visit 128/135,
Harry Blaine6 Hamman, born 24 January 1884(40). He was a bricklayer.
Jessie Douglas5 Arner, born 05 June 1863(36); died 01 March 1950
in Los Angeles County, California(36); married first 05 October 1882 in Mahoning
County (FHL film #906674) to Melville C. Yates (son of
Charles Yates and Abigail Hoopes)
who was born 10 August 1861 in Columbiana County, Ohio and died 18 June 1899 at
Youngstown; married second (or later)
after the 1900 census to ______ Phillips(36).
She was a stenographer. 1900 Census: Jessie Yates (widow), page 165, visit
114/116, Youngstown (3rd Ward), Mahoning, Ohio. Only child with
first husband: Blanche
M. Yates, born 23 May 1884(36), died 17 August 1958 in Los
Angeles County, California(36), married [after February 1912] to ______ Mahoney(36), she moved to Montana by
1912.
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