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Iva O. Auman Garberich 1921-2012 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-05-22 11:31:48Z

CRESTLINE: Iva O. Garberich, 90, of 3 Locust Street, Crestline, Ohio died Saturday, May 19, 2012 at Crestline Nursing Home, Crestline following a short illness.

Iva was born in Galion, Ohio on October 16, 1921 to the late George and Rebecca (Hager) Auman.
She married Lloyd L. Garberich on March 23, 1941 and he preceded her in death on March 5, 2003.

Iva moved to Crestline in 1979 from Goshen, IN.
She was a member of the Methodist faith. She enjoyed flowers, bird watching, puzzle books, reading, and playing cards. Iva never missed her favorite TV programs; The Price is Right and the Young and the Restless. She loved her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

She is survived by her son Lawrence and Linda Garberich, Crestline, Ohio; two grandchildren: Lori and Jay Smith, Gahanna, Lawrence and Jen Garberich, Bedford; 4 great-grandchildren; Samantha and Kristen Smith, Kathryn and Emily Garberich, niece, Sharon and Denis Kempf, Crestline, great niece, Denise and Rick Jeffrey, Crestline, Cindy and Steve Suter, Tiffin, OH.

Iva was preceded in death by her sister, Wauneda Walker.

Friends may call after 11:00 AM until the time of the 1:00 PM service Wednesday, May 23, 2012 at the Mark A. Schneider Funeral Home, Crestline with Pastor Mike Corwin officiating.
Burial will follow in Greenlawn Cemetery, Crestline.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Crestline Nursing Home in care of the funeral home.

Re: auman family bible

ruthzeigler — 2012-02-11 20:50:48Z

Hi,
My husbands mother was Annie Malinda Auman. Her father was Adam Auman & mother Elizabeth Gipe Auman. Adam had a brother Henry Auman. Their father was John Auman 1836-1881; mother was Sarah Rambo 1844-1885. If any of these names are in the bible I would be interested.
you can email me at; spgs@inreach.com
Thanks

Re: Auman-Centre County

ruthzeigler — 2012-01-09 02:21:13Z

Hi,
We are related. My husband's mother was Annie Malinda Auman Zeigler, your fathers sister, she married Samuel Zeigler. She was born April 04, 1913. I have been doing the Auman Geneology for some time. Let me know if you wish to communicate any info.

Re: Auman-Centre County

kathyauman — 2012-01-09 01:50:14Z

Hello my name is Michael Kaith Auman My Grand fathers name was Adam Romanus Auman born 2-28-1877 he was born Duncans Island above the Clarks Ferry Bridge,on the Sesquehanna River in Pa. My Fathers name was Joseph Rambo Auman born 11-12-1919 in Wormmlesburg, Pa My great grandfather was John William Auman all I know about him is he share cropped a farn on Duncans Island.I do hope this will help feel free to e-mail me

Re: Auman-Centre County

kathyauman — 2012-01-09 01:26:28Z

My Grand of fathers name was Adam Auman.My Fathers name was Joseph Rambo Auman.Adam Auman lived at sommerset street in Rutherford Hts.,Pa Eastern sub of Harrisburg,Pa.Joseph Rambo Auman was born 11-12- 1919 in wormmelsburg,Pa.We are looking in our few records which are hard to read Adam Romanus Auman birth 2-28-1877,place of birth was duncans island, sesquahana river near clarks ferry bridge,Pa.I am the son of Joesph Rambo Auman.I live here in Pa feel free to e-mail me Keith Auman gravy yard Rt.39 Hanoverdale,Pa outside of Hershey Pa

Jean Auman Vercoe - b. Lancaster, Pa.

Lace_Lynch — 2011-09-13 12:51:43Z

HEATH: Jean Auman Vercoe, aged 86, of Heath, Ohio (Licking County) passed away Tuesday, August 16, 2011 at the Newark Healthcare Centre, Newark, Ohio.

She was born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania to the late James and Helen Auman.

Aside from her family, her great joy in life was music. She was an accomplished soprano and soloed in both high school glee clubs and church choirs.
Later, as a young adult in Philadelphia, she became a member of the "Singing City Chorale", a large, professional chorus which performed regularly with the Philadelphia Orchestra. Singing City was a family of great diversity. It welcomed all ages, all races, all religions, all cultures. And it molded all this diversity into truly magnificent harmony.

In 1974, Jean and her family moved to Ohio, where she served in several music and civic organizations over the years. She was a member of the Second Presbyterian Church in Newark, Ohio and a member of P.E.O., an international philanthropic organization which provides higher-education scholarships to worthy women. Additionally, Jean was an exceptional cook and a meticulous needle-work artist.

She is survived by her husband of 58 years, Vester V. Vercoe, and by their three children and four grandchildren: Kimberly Vercoe and Sam Porter and their daughter Kira of Southborough, MA; Scott and Laurie Vercoe and their sons Bryan and Travis of Malvern, PA; and Darin Vercoe and her son Elijah of Port Townsend, WA; sisters Eleanor Allen of Homosassa, FL and Bettyann Wenbert of Arlington, VA; and brother James (Pearl) Auman of Marion Indiana.

Jean was preceded in death by an older brother, Rictor Auman.

A memorial service will be held at 10:00 AM on Saturday, September 17, 2011 at the Second Presbyterian Church, 42 East Church Street, Newark, OH with the Reverend Charlie Smith officiating.

In lieu of flowers, please consider contributing to your favorite choir or orchestra.

Henderson-Van Atta-Stickle Funeral & Cremation Service is assisting the family with arrangements.
Please visit www.hendersonvanatta.com if you wish to leave a message of condolence for the Vercoe Family.

Re: auman family bible

daum38 — 2011-06-06 16:10:46Z

Melissa, I don't know if you received my mail. It would be great, if you would contact the lady in Germany. The datas are very important to me. It's an ancestor of my family.
Thank you.

AUMAN Ervin L

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-06-01 12:26:38Z

AUMAN Ervin L honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 57W

Honor our Vets. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,566 photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Auman family in Ohio

threewishes871 — 2011-04-29 20:14:34Z

I am looking for information on the Auman family who lived primarily in northern/central Ohio. My grandfather was Lowell Auman who lived in the Akron area and was originally from around Richwood. His parents were John and Lydia Auman from the Delaware area.

Mary A. Auman m. Peter Geyer

hilltop1155 — 2011-02-28 09:38:32Z

I am interested in Mary A. who married Peter Geyer. They sponsored a child of my David Pontius in Berks County, and I'm having trouble finding him. Wondered if I could find him living near them. Can you write to me off-list? hilltop@ak.net - Len Niesen

Re: Auman-Centre County

genau38 — 2011-02-09 18:04:38Z

George born 1791?? was not the son of Johann Heinrich Auman. Johann Heinrich's son George was born 06/26/1787 and married Maria Spiess. Sorry.

Re: Auman Somerset County PA

macoladl — 2011-01-18 18:46:45Z

My grandmother was Grace. She married William Sell. She had 2 children Carl and Mildred. She died in Feburary 1989. I remember meeting your grandfather John and his wife Frances. I remember he had three children, John Tommy, Richard and Irene. I remember visiting his son John Tommy and his family one summer when I was about 10 or 12. Are you John Tommy and Marion's daughter? We all went to the movies. My dad is Carl Sell. My name was Donna. I would be glad to tell you everything I know about the family.

Re: Auman Somerset County PA

macoladl — 2011-01-18 18:34:38Z

Did your grandfather have a sister named Grace or Myrtle Grace? If so she is my grandmother. She too was raised by her grandmother. But I thought her grandmother's last name was Stauffer.

Re: Fietta Auman Centre County Pa

JamesHartley51 — 2010-07-14 14:11:41Z

Hi jayse71. I just read your post on the message board for info on Fietta Auman. There is a photo of Fietta and her son John on the My family.com website. Also I have a lengthy story and trial of Fietta. If you are interested in these I can maybe email them to you. Let me know.Jim Hartley

Re: William Noah Auman

KENASSET — 2010-05-07 17:31:23Z

Can you please contact me in regards to the Geyer Family?

Abraham Auman

harshbargers94 — 2009-12-20 22:27:51Z

I have a memory card for Abraham Auman, born 11/5/1863, died 11/21/1905. He was 42 yrs. 16 days when he passed. I am a gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Peter Auman, Abraham's father. I have been working on my dad's side of the family for years and just recently broke through the barrier when I came across the memory card for Abraham. My grandfather is Walter E. Auman, great grandfather is Johnathan H. Auman, brother of Abraham, then of course gr-gr-grandfather is Peter Auman, then gr-gr-gr-grandfather is George Auman. I really want to go back as far as I can so any help prior to George Auman will be greatly appreciated. I have current data on Walter E. Auman's family, up through his great grandson's.

Re: Auman Somerset County PA

nauman188 — 2009-09-18 04:41:24Z

YES ! ! YOU ARE BOTH A RELATIVE AND GOOD.

YOUR GRANDAD SHOULD BE QUENTINE OR HOMER AND YOU ALSO HAD AUNT MARGIE IN SARASOTA. I GREW UP WITH THEM AND HAVE LOTS OF PICTURES. ANYWAY I CAN HELP WILL BE FINE.

NEIL R. AUMAN
nauman@windstream.net

auman family bible

Cutiepietodd — 2009-09-18 01:46:54Z

found a family bible in Florida
beginning of line Henry Auman b. ca 1860
Berks County

please let me know if you are connected, as this family is of no relation to me.

Re: Auman Somerset County PA

Froggie081 — 2009-09-17 15:57:30Z

Are You Neil?

Re: Auman Somerset County PA

nauman188 — 2009-09-16 15:25:07Z

To the best of my knowledge Harold Auman's father's name was George. Harold is my father.

Charles Auman Sr

sjoyner79 — 2009-06-11 12:10:13Z

My father was Charles Anthony Auman Sr. His mom never gave him an exact name to who his father was. He was born in Jacksonville, FL in Dec. 1948 and his mom's name was Gladys B. Wood. I have got the names John Auman and Orval Dewayne Auman from different family members as possible fathers. Given my fathers birthdate his father was likely in the service and just coming home from the war. I really would like to find his father's name as it is my family name. Thanks for any info.

Re: Auman Somerset County PA

lizde60 — 2009-03-21 19:38:40Z

My Grandfather's name was John Wanamaker Auman. He was the son of Ann(e) stoffer Or stouffler or something like that. His father I believe was a post master in Johnstown, PA. His parents were divorced... crazy huh back then. He had two sister Lucy and Grace. I have no idea what their married names were. When my grandfather's parents divorced Lucy went to live with the Auman's Grace and John (my grandfather) stayed with their Mother's family. Just curious do you have any idea what the Auman's nationality , religious background is? Assuming German but not sure.

Re: Auman Somerset County PA

Froggie081 — 2009-03-20 13:33:59Z

What is your father's name? Do you know any of his siblings? I am looking for Harold L. Auman's father's name. Harold was born in somerset in 1906. His mother's Name was Darl Baker.

Mary J. Auman (1848-) Somerset County, PA

StaceyGarstecki — 2008-08-13 00:29:08Z

Looking for information on Mary J. Auman born about 1848 in Somerset County, PA. She was the daughter of John and Hester Auman. Mary was married to Amos Schrock (1832-1905) on April 22, 1902 in Somerset County, PA. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Zebedee Auman and Dora Agee Indiana late 1800's

Robert_Grondin — 2008-07-07 19:06:34Z

Hello,

I am trying to verify some information on this couple. In particular,

(1) dates of death
(2) their parents

Thanks.

Re: Auman-Centre County

diannewazo66 — 2008-06-17 14:25:26Z

Would like to know more about Your David Auman. I hav one that is in the Reed City Michigan Cemetary. He was the brother to Ernestine ( married a Shoemaker. ) He was born in 1852 and died in 1920. Is this anything near yours ?
Thanks Dianne

Re: Auman-Centre County

Mary2gard — 2008-04-17 14:35:47Z

I don't know the answer to your question. But, if you contact me off line, I will give you the addresses of the two persons whose DNA matches for at least some of the Auman's around Pensylvania counties in the early 1800's
Mary

Re: Auman-Centre County DNA

springs — 2008-04-17 02:48:51Z

Hi,
My husband is the grandson of Adam Auman b. 1877, ggrandson of John Auman b. Abt. 1836, married Sarah Rambo b. Abt. 1844. I would like to get one of your books, mentioned in another post. Adam Auman married Elizabeth Gipe. Adam was born in Snyder co., Pa. Thanks for any help.

Re: ELEANORE AUMAN

Taylorstales — 2007-12-08 05:05:30Z

Thank you for responding to my messages. I am a second cousin then! My grandfather Bert was your grandmother Natalie's brother. Natalie died in the early 1960's and is buried in Calumet City I believe. I have been searching for years for relatives and have finally put just a few pieces together. My uncle Bert (Bert Sr.'s son) and his brother, my uncle Marvin are still living and doing well. Would love to chat if you would like. Our great grandmother Alma was a character! Again, thanks for responding!

Re: ELEANORE AUMAN

depreeb — 2007-12-07 14:30:37Z

She was my aunt (my father's oldest sister).

Auman Somerset County PA

lizde60 — 2007-12-07 02:04:48Z

My grandfather was John Wannamaker Auman, born in Somerset County, PA raised by grandmother Elizabeth Stoffler, any information would be appreciated

WILLIAM AND wife MARGARET AUMAN born 1814/15

TERRYAUMAN — 2007-11-15 02:13:07Z

I am trying to find out where William and Margaret Auman is buried at.I live in N.C. North Carolina.
I have traced my grandparents back to william and margaret auman, I know they still was in nc in 1850 because I researched the census and it showed them with two children, Raleigh and Willis (Willis was my great grandfather). Any help would be appreciated.

ELEANORE AUMAN

Taylorstales — 2007-07-30 01:13:52Z

Looking for any information on my cousin Eleanore Auman. Believed she lived and died in the Portland, Oregon area. She died in 1985. Would like to obtain a copy of her death notice and perhaps reach out to other relatives in the area. Thank you for any help you can give me.

Fietta Auman Centre County Pa

jayse71 — 2007-07-28 23:47:04Z

Does anyone have any more information or photos of Fietta or her family...In 1890 Fietta murdered my ggg grandfather Andrew Weaver...the following is the first of many newsclippings following the murder the trial and the sentencing of Fietta (Auman) Weaver...
Thanks Jay
The Murder of Granddad Andrew Weaver Sr.

This article appeared in the Democratic Watchman dated Jan 31, 1890 Centre County, Pennsylvania.

One mile south of where Stover’s distillery used to stand in Penn Township, in a desolated, uninviting and unfrequented hollow, between two mountains are a couple of miserable huts. Until Tuesday last, Mrs. Susan Auman her son “Yeny” or Jonathan and Andrew Weaver Sr., were the occupants of one and, Mrs. Aumans daughter, Fietta, and her husband Andrew Weaver Jr. with their two children, of the other. This Tuesday evening, Andrew Weaver Sr. is with the great majority, having been sent their through the aid of a knife, and Fietta Weaver, his daughter in law, her mother Mrs. Auman, and her brother Yeny are occupying cells in the jail; the former of these three charged with the crime, the latter held as accessories too, or witnesses of its commission.
It is possible that the actual circumstances connected with this case will never be known. All that anyone knows outside of the knowledge possessed by the three accused individuals, is that old man Weaver was found dead at the door of his daughter-in-law’s, shanty from a knife thrust under the left arm and reaching the heart. Outside of those under arrest there was no witnesses o the crime, and those who are acquainted with them only know that whole lot were constantly quarrelling and threatening all manner of vengeances against each other.

The particulars as told by the three now in jail is substantially as follows:

Andrew Weaver Jr. left home early on Tuesday morning to do some work, a considerable distance from where he lived. Old man Weaver and young Auman arranged to go up to the Valley a short distance, and about nine o’clock started on the trip. They had gone but a little way when Mrs. Fietta Weaver who was near her door called out something that offended the old man and he immediately retraced his steps, throwing stones at her as he went and swearing that they would fight it out now and that one or the other must die” Fietta they alleged went into the shanty and shut and tried to bolt the door, but Weaver reaching it before it was fastened, pushed it open and taking her by the throat began to choke and beat her. She cried for help but before either her brother or her mother reached her, Weaver fell dead out of the door stabbed to the heart. She asserts that while he had her by the throat he tried to cut her with his knife and fell upon it as he stumbled out of the door. The fact that his knife was a small one and was found between his vest and shirt with the smallest of the blades open, while the cut that caused death was a larger one and passed through all the clothing shows the absurdity of this part of her story.

Word was immediately sent to Coburn Pennsylvania and a jury was compiled which after a short examination returned their verdict that Andrew Weaver Sr. came to his death through a knife wound inflicted by Mrs. Fietta Weaver.
Whether the mother and brother will be held as accomplices in the offence depends on further development.

Re: Auman-Centre County

jayse71 — 2007-07-28 23:41:26Z

Here is I think some of your family at this URL
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jkhouse...

Re: Auman-Centre County & DNA

2006-11-08 16:39:29Z

Two AUMAN dna tests have returned that have matching origins in Centre Co., PA. None of the Auman's of Clay/Owen County, IN have tested. We need to see if they match the others from Centre Co., PA. We have 3 tests for those whose name is spelled ORMAN and lived in Clay County, IN They have matched the descendents of Andrew AUMAN of Frederick Co., MD and Randolph Co., NC.
Mary

Re: JAMES AUMAN - CENTRE CO PA

Lisa_Solum — 2006-11-06 14:53:12Z

i believe i may be a descendant of emma aumen who married arney thompson. my grandmother rachel was there child who married clarence e solum around the area of fairchild wi jackson county

Re: Auman-Centre County

jmlmichiana — 2006-10-28 19:36:48Z

Peter Auman is still alive in 1910 census. He is 80 years old living with his son Johnathan in Clay Co., Indiana. My great-grandparents were John Henry and Anna (May) Shounk. John Henry's mother was Sarah (Auman) Shonk, sister of Peter, and Anna was a sister to Jonathan Auman's wife Margaret (May). Simply put, they were cousins married to sisters.

looking for sister Lynette Auman/Buehler

nickyrn — 2006-07-21 17:48:46Z

I am looking for my sister Lynette Auman. She is about 42. I know she is married with 2 children. Her mothers name is now Judy Buehler who lives in New Mexico. Our father, who was Charles Auman passed away in May 04. I am looking to just talk to my sister and get to know her. Any info, please e-mail me at nicoleauman@hotmail.com.

Re: Auman-Centre County

jmlmichiana — 2006-07-10 06:09:20Z

The children I have for George Auman and Elizabeth (Harris) are: Anne, Daniel, Jonathan, Martha, Elizabeth, Sarah and Peter.
You asked about David. Is he another son?

Re: Auman-Centre County

jmlmichiana — 2006-07-10 05:54:56Z

Nicole,
Jonathan Auman and his sister Sarah married Shonk siblings John and Susanna.
John and Sarah (Auman) Shonk are my gggrandparents, making us double related.
If you haven't seen it, someone has a nice website with pictures of Jonathan and Susanna. I believe I found it by googling his name.
My family was among the many Shonk and Auman families that migrated fromTuscarawas County, Ohio to Owen County, Indiana in the 1850's.

Re: Auman-Centre County

2006-07-01 07:59:03Z

I am a g-g-g granddaughter of Jonathon Auman (1820-1890) and Susanna (Auman) Shonk (1820-1904).

The information I have includes:

Jonathan Auman (Feb. 8, 1820- March 25,1890) born in Mifflin Co, PA son of George Auman (1791-?) and Elizabeth (Auman) Harris.

George Auman (1791-?) son of Johann Heinrich Auman (1755-1839) and Mary (Auman) Beetem/Beatom.

Johann Heinrich Aumann (March 29,1755- March 13,1839) born in Babenhausen, Germany son of Johann Phillip Auman and Anna Magdalene (Auman) Breitwieser.

Johann Phillip Auman son of H. Johann Nicol Aumann.

I have no further Aumann information than what is listed above and have absolutely no other information on my grandmothers listed.

I would love any other further information that anyone can provide.

Thanks, Nicole Auman

Re: Auman-Centre County

Diana_Gale_Matthiesen — 2006-06-05 10:48:54Z

Peter was still living and in Cherokee Co., KS, at least as late as the 1880s, based on a biographical sketch in William G. Cutler's (1883) "History of the State of Kansas..."

Peter married three times:

First to Leah OBERHOLTZER (1830-1851) on 14 Oct 1849, Holmes Co., OH; no issue.

Second to Sarah BOLLMAN (c1831-1865) on 6 Mar 1853, Tuscarawas Co., OH; three children (Jonathan, Martha, Abraham).

Third to Rebecca LIVINGSTON (c1836- ) on 27 Oct 1865, Owen Co., IN; no issue.

Peter was in the 1850 census of Sugar Creek Twp., Tuscarawas Co., OH (p. 214B), the 1860 census of Marion Twp., Owen Co., IN (p. 211), and again in 1870 (p. 292A). I can't find him in the 1880 census, but that is the year he is said to have moved to Cherokee Co., KS, so perhaps he was in transit and missed being enumerated. By the 1900 census, only his son, Abraham AUMAN (b. Nov 1863, IN), and his family are still living in Cherokee Co., KS (p. 259B).

For futher details, please see family group sheet:

http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/FGS/A/AumanPeter-LeahOberholtzer...

My burning question is: who are the parents of the Lydia AUMAN (b. 1855, IN) living with Peter & Sarah in the 1850 census? Is she their niece? Lydia married Henry Wesley STRAUB / STROUP, son of John C. STROUP & Lydia WEAVER.

Re: Auman-Centre County

Diana_Gale_Matthiesen — 2006-06-05 07:20:49Z

Am I right in deducing that Peter AUMAN, Jonathan AUMAN, and David AUMAN are all sons of George AUMAN & Elizabeth HARRIS?

Re: William Noah Auman

roystout — 2006-04-11 12:01:33Z

I have a Willian N Auman born the same year in my line. He is the s/o James and Mary Ann Auman (nee: Seyler). in Center County, PA.

Does this math your data?

Let's Share.

Roy

Nicholas Auman - Tylersville, PA

roystout — 2006-04-11 12:01:33Z

Need any available information about Nicholas Auman, born about 1777, died 27 July 1865 and is buried in Tylersville, PA.

I suspect he may be the father of James Auman, born about 1830 in Sugar Valley, PA.

Re: Auman-Centre County DNA

daum38 — 2006-02-05 03:03:32Z

Mary, if you send me your address i am glad to mail you the Aumann-Auman Chronicle. I have been in touch with William T. Auman and we found out that there is no relationship. Sorry.

Re: Auman-Centre County

daum38 — 2006-02-05 02:48:39Z

Our George was born Jun26, 1787 Exeter Twp, Berks Co. Pa.

AUMAN news articles

Max57TBird — 2006-01-07 12:45:55Z

AUMAN-3 newspaper article(s) from Chester Co., PA scrapbook c. 1870 - 1910. Link to index is:
http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~scrapbook/index.html

JAMES AUMAN - CENTRE CO PA

2005-12-26 15:34:38Z

Need info on James Auman (Sp?) b: 1822 that married Mary Ann Seyler. They lived in Logan (Centre Co PA) and their children were Amanda, William, Emma and Mary.

Thanks in advance,

Roy Stout