Home of Pomeroy's Typical Mother A Haven for Children
Mrs Dollie Tracy, living near Pomeroy, is described as a typical late 19th century Civil War era mother. The piece notes her large family of twenty two children and her avoidance of city life, detailing her life in Athens and Amesville with references to relatives and other noted mothers. The account presents a portrait of maternal endurance and community ties in rural Ohio.
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Pomeroy
Dollie Tracy
City
Gadig
Wisconsin
Abraham
Nasemville
Urirge
Jon
Arizona
Vinton County
Sells
Lagai
Well Gessells
Carl Sells
Harry Mary Jithel
Willan
Mre
Amesville
Ark
Ollie Tracy
Hye Hier
City News Item With Unclear Names and Fever Report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions city life, a mother of five, and a fever linked to a share department. Details are garbled with suspect names and numbers, providing little clear context or outcome.
Fragmented OCR Notice From Athens County Obituary
A damaged OCR obituary fragment mentions a person connected to Athens County with unclear dates and details. It references a history of residence about 27 years and hints at family ties and a burial context. Readable fragments name a place and a deceased individual with partial biographical context.
Special Mention of Mothers on Mother's Day
Three outstanding mothers receive special mention for Mother's Day. Delish Hiddi son near Bishopville is 88 in July and mother of eleven children, most living. W I Landis near Athens is grandmother and mother of ten, with most living. Mrs Harvey Uraumer of Taylor Ridge has nine children, seven living, with one child aged 9 months.
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Delish Hiddison
Bishopvilli
Ahiere
W. Ib. Landis
Scroml Sercet
Athens
Sereis
Harvey Uraeumer
Taylor Ridge
If Childr
Untitled Verses and Family Details Amid Tangled Notes
Fragmented OCR records a chaotic family scene mentioning a mother with many children, twins and various relatives. It notes a Florence working, names like Mrs FuNs, Jathen, and Abra, and references places and ages in a disordered diary style. The text is too garbled to extract clear events or outcomes.
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Stoud Aye Aa F Rydele Pe Weice Na Ays co Is About 12.
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Stoud Aye
Birth notices from scattered lines in nineteenth century column
Fragmentary OCR lists several birth notices with names like Debi ard Kent and Sagi Abateh, mostly indicating places such as Rochester New York and Jack Onig. The text is heavily garbled with dates and relationships unclear, preventing a coherent single event.
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Sterma
Mas
Debiard
Kent
Sagi
Plarkes
Abe Ie
Fear Rochester
New York
Caine
Thio
Unclear OCR obituary fragment from 1870s couple
Fragmentary notice details a mother named Ivers with seven children, death of husband Hornie, daughter Grace D Ivers of Ghouster, and a biography including birth near Amesville February 13 1870 and relocation to Wrightstown. OCR is garbled and hard to parse.
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Brest
Sfuiher
Lva Ivers
Gorn
Mes
Hornie
Daughicr
Grave D. Ivers
Ghouster
Amesville
Wrights Town
Bebrresy
Viomas Tyvers
Birr Flak
Fermres Dennis
Wallin Matar
Toston
Faye
Grace
Byres
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Pat City
Carters
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Rees
Helier
Rhomad
Bate
Potilles
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Riffith
Dius
Athens County
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Webb Summit
Curry
Matel
Meuther
Beveds
Chasey Beath
Coed
Albert
Levi
Florence
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Wootters
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Har Saivonk
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Abel Sauis
Rok
Enbieens
Cireat
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Das
Mire
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Lota
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