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Note N18833 Index

John was a farmer and, by 1910, a real estate agent, working with his brother, George, in LaRue, Montgomery Township, Marion County, Ohio.

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Note N18834 Index

James was a farmer (1900), hardware salesman (1920), and real estate broker (1930) in Marion County, Ohio.

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Note N18835 Index

George was a real estate agent in Marion, Ohio.

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Note N18836 Index

Capt. John and Ann immigrated to America from their native Scotland in 1832. They first lived two years in Marion, then six years in Grand Prairie Township, then they permanently settled in Montgomery Township. John was a Captain in the Scottish Merchant Marine. He had his own ship, and sailed Lake Erie for 18 years.

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Note N18839 Index

Christopher was in the real estate business in Marion, Ohio.

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Note N18846 Index

William's parents (Luther and Ann (Keech) LaRue) lived in Ohio prior to moving to Iowa in 1854. Fourteen years later, they returned to Ohio and settled on a farm in Marion County. Luther has been raised by his uncle, Major Willliam LaRue, the founder of the Town of LaRue, Ohio.
William was a teacher (teaching through the winter months) and farmer (farming in the summer) in Marion County, Ohio, for 20 years. On 23 February, 1897, he was ordained a minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He served as Pastor of Marion County churches on various occasions.

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Note N18852 Index

Emma taught school for 3 years prior to her marriage to Addison. While she was the matron of the Marion County Detention Home, her work with delinquent, neglected and dependent children convinced her of the need for the Child Conservation League, the organization of which she spearheaded in Marion and, later, through Ohio. She was the League's first state president, in 1922.

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Note N18863 Index

James was a farmer in Orange Township, Delaware County (1870), a huckster in Columbus (1880), and a fish dealer in Linden Heights, Ohio (1900).

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Note N18871 Index

Robert was a barber in Linden Heights, Clinton Township, Franklin County, Ohio.

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Note N18873 Index

In 1910, a George Scribner, Born in 1869 in Ohio, was working as a woodsman in Cedarville Twp., Menominee County, Michigan (T624, Roll 664, E.D. 208, Page 4A).

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Note N18876 Index

Ada's first marriage was to a Mr. Mulby. She had a daughter, Hazel, born in 1893.

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Note N18879 Index

Frank worked as a salesman in Columbus, Ohio.

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Note N18880 Index

William was an elevator operator in a State Building in Columbus, Ohio.

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Note N18885 Index

Much information about Lorenzo is found in the ONEWORLDTREE database concerning him and his family. According to that database, hie was born in 1864 and, after a few years of marriage to Emma, "disappeared." It has been assumed that he died, however, further research discovered Lorenzo living in Chicago in 1900, living in a lodging home in South Town, and working as a cook (Census T623, Roll 245, E.D. 11, Page 118A). In that Census entry, he claims to have been born in July 1870 in Ohio. This corresponds to the 1880 Census of the Ohio Reform School, wherein Lorenzo claims to be 11 years old, born about 1869. In the 1910 and 1920 Censuses of Bloomington, McLean County, Illinois, Lorenzo is there, working as a boilermaker for a railroad and married to Grace M. (1910 IL Census T624, Roll 306, E.D. 89, Page 214B). He died in Bloomington in 1925.