REARICK, Roberta Jean

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Roberta married HANNA, Daniel Robert on 24 Jun 1949 in Warren, OH. Daniel was born on 27 Jun 1915 in Jerseyville, IL; died on 11 Nov 2016 in Stanwood, WA; was buried in Seattle, WA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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William married PUFFER, Martha Helen in CA 1926. Martha (daughter of PUFFER, Benjamin Jay and MCCORMICK, Mary Anne) was born on 22 Feb 1902 in Porter, MI; died in 1997 in Seattle, WA; was buried in Seattle, WA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1930
• Residence: 1930, Youngstown, OH

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He worked for his father on the homestead and attended the district sch ools in his youth. Until 1899 he followed farming. He is a mechanic a nd stationary engineer, now employed by a brick making concern at Conne aut, OH.

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Benjamin married MCCORMICK, Mary Anne on 14 Oct 1899 in Midland, OH. Mary (daughter of MCCORMICK, John and BENSON, Mary Anne) was born in Oct 1869 in Porter, MI; died in Conneaut, OH. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1930

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He remained with his father on the homestead in Ashtabula Co, OH, until he was 22 years old. He was for three years afterward a builder in that county. In the fall of 1868 he went to MI and in the following spring brought a tract of 75 acres of unimproved land. His family was among the first settlers in Porter Township, Midland Co. He cleared some land and built a log cabin, the first in the place, occupied Jan 14, 1869. Yankee ingenuity and Providence supplied ways and means to to make it comfortable. They entertained lumberman and land seekers, sharing with all comers, and the little cabin was often filled to overflowing with temporary sojourners. Often the members of the family deprived themselves of beds and bedding to render comfortable strangers who were about to begin the pioneer life. Wild animals were plentiful, but not very troublesome. Mr. Puffer tells of one adventure. While on his way through the woods he discovered three cubs and he shouted and waved his hat to frighten them. They scampered off, crying and yelping, but his fun was turned to dismay by the old mother bear, which heard the cries. Mr. Puffer seized a dead branch, as he took to his heels and sought safety in a tree. For four hours the cubs yelped and he made ineffectual attempts to scare the bear away.
In addition to farming, Mr. Puffer engaged in lumbering and met with reasonable success in life. In 1888 a large barn was built, and in 1890 a frame dwelling took the place of the cabin. In politics he is a Republican and he has held the important offices in the township; clerk four years; supervisor four years and highway commissioner two years. He and his wife have been members of the Methodist church for thirty years.
On account of his age, Mr. Puffer sold his farm in 1910 and located in Belding, MI, where he is now filling a responsible position in a silk factory.

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Benjamin married GROVER, Elizabeth Carolyn on 16 Nov 1866 in West Springfield, PA. Elizabeth (daughter of GROVER, Wesley and SWAN, Minerva Marian) was born on 10 Apr 1847 in Hoosick, NY; died on 7 Sep 1916 in Belding, MI; was buried on 9 Sep 1916 in Belding, MI. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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John married BENSON, Mary Anne in CA 1853 in Midland, MI. Mary was born in Nov 1833 in Saginaw, MI; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]