Nicolas Ohmer, 1823–1903?> (aged 79 years)
- Name
- Nicolas /Ohmer/
- Given names
- Nicolas
- Surname
- Ohmer
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Note: Residence Post Office: Dayton |
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Nicholas Ohmer potato bug
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Ohmer House in Dayton
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father |
1796–1880
Birth: June 6, 1796
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— Bisping, Moselle, Lorraine, FRN Death: March 1, 1880 — Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, United States of America |
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1799–1889
Birth: January 13, 1799
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— Bénestroff, Moselle, Lorraine, France Death: March 11, 1889 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
Marriage | Marriage — May 6, 1822 — Bénestroff, Moselle, Lorraine, France |
1 year
himself |
1823–1903
Birth: April 17, 1823
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— Bisping, Moselle, Lorraine, FRN Death: February 27, 1903 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
19 months
younger sister |
1824–1873
Birth: November 9, 1824
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— Bisping, Moselle, Lorraine, FRN Death: October 2, 1873 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
2 years
younger brother |
1826–1903
Birth: December 27, 1826
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— Bisping, Moselle, Lorraine, FRN Death: November 11, 1903 — Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, USA |
2 years
younger sister |
1828–1909
Birth: December 20, 1828
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— Bisping, Moselle, Lorraine, FRN Death: August 17, 1909 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
22 months
younger brother |
1830–1901
Birth: October 20, 1830
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— Bisping, Moselle, Lorraine, FRN Death: March 25, 1901 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
3 years
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1833–1898
Birth: 1833
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— Trenton, Butler, Ohio, USA Death: February 26, 1898 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
3 years
younger brother |
1835–1916
Birth: November 30, 1835
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— Trenton, Butler, Ohio, USA Death: April 18, 1916 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
2 years
younger brother |
1837–1837
Birth: 1837
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: 1837 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
3 years
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1839–1839
Birth: 1839
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: 1839 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
3 years
younger sister |
1842–1908
Birth: March 6, 1842
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: January 9, 1908 — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA |
himself |
1823–1903
Birth: April 17, 1823
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— Bisping, Moselle, Lorraine, FRN Death: February 27, 1903 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
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wife |
1828–1876
Birth: February 5, 1828
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— Washington City, District Of Columbia, District of Columbia, USA Death: September 16, 1876 — Washington City, District Of Columbia, District of Columbia, USA |
Marriage | Marriage — February 9, 1847 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
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1847–1922
Birth: December 15, 1847
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: April 21, 1922 — New Castle, Craig, Virginia, USA |
14 months
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1849–1920
Birth: January 30, 1849
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: July 1, 1920 — Wichita, Sedgwick, Kansas, USA |
3 years
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1851–1886
Birth: November 20, 1851
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: November 24, 1886 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
16 months
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1853–1931
Birth: February 27, 1853
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: January 17, 1931 — Topeka, Shawnee, Kansas, USA |
2 years
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1855–1933
Birth: May 8, 1855
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: May 10, 1933 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
2 years
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1857–1942
Birth: July 20, 1857
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: October 4, 1942 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
15 months
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1858–1862
Birth: October 21, 1858
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: March 29, 1862 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
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1859–1902
Birth: December 15, 1859
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: December 9, 1902 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
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1861–1945
Birth: January 16, 1861
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: May 21, 1945 — Paola, Jackson, MO |
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1862–1885
Birth: August 25, 1862
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: March 2, 1885 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
2 years
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1864–1879
Birth: September 1, 1864
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: November 24, 1879 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
1 year
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1865–1931
Birth: September 4, 1865
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: August 2, 1931 — Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA |
4 years
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1869–1937
Birth: July 6, 1869
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— Dayton, Montgomery, OH Death: September 10, 1937 — Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA |
himself |
1823–1903
Birth: April 17, 1823
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— Bisping, Moselle, Lorraine, FRN Death: February 27, 1903 — Dayton, Montgomery, OH |
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Ohmer House in Dayton | |
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Residence Post Office: Dayton |
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Catholic, baptized on 17 April 1823, with Nicolas Ohmer and Elisabeth Vilth (second wife of Nicolas Floquet) as sponsers. Marriage sponsers were Jacob Fellows and Maria Ohmer. Horticulturist. A founder of Calvary Cemetary in Dayton, Ohio. Acquired 108 acres of hardwood land in 1857 which he cultivated and in 1889 platted as OHMER Park. He built his home there in 1864 where he entertained Gov. Rutherford B. Hayes. 12 years as president of the Ohio Horticutural Society. Associated with his brother George as operators of hotels and lunch rooms in Columbus and Xenia, Ohio; Indianapolis, Terre Haute, and Lafayette, Indiana; East St. Louis. |
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Ohmer House in Dayton | |
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Nicholas and Susanna(Spratt)Ohmer-younger |
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Ohmer House in Dayton |
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The_Journal_Herald_Mon__Mar_12__1984_ Ohmer house |
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Nicholas Ohmer with his son in law James Sage |
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Nicholas Ohmer House -Dayton,Ohio-2011-1 |
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Nicholas Ohmer-1823-1903-Calvary Cemetery-Dayton,Ohio-2011 |
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Nicholas Ohmer-my 3 times great grandfather |
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Nicholas-Ohmer-Framed |
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Nick Ohmer strawberry-1903 |
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Nicholas and Susanna Spratt Ohmer-per their granddaughter Ruth Ohmer nicholas is 32 and Susanna is 27 in this picture |
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Nicholas Ohmer house article-1 |
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Nicholas Ohmer house article-2 |
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