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BIOGRAPHIES |
Source:
History of
Coshocton County, Ohio : its past and present, 1740-1881"
Newark, Ohio: A.A. Graham & Co., 1881 |
| FRANK
KANE, was born in Herkimer county, New York, July 18,
1828; lived on a farm, and went to Fairfield academy until the
age of fifteen, and then went to lear the currier trade;
followed it three yeas, then moved to Otsego county, New York,
and followed pattern making for twelve years. After this
he left New York and went to Schenectady City, and resumed his
trade of pattern making for a time, after which he returned to
Otsego and followed the same business for two years; then came
to Coshocton, Ohio, and has worked at pattern making for the
Iron and Steel Co., up to the present time. Mr. Kane
married Julia H., daughter of Philip Baker, of
Ritchfield Sprigns, Otsego county, New York. This union
has been blessed with two children, viz: Charley B. and
Cora Kane. |
| C. KASER,
Jefferson township; was born May 2, 1855, in Jefferson
township, Coshocton county. He lived on a farm until the
age of eighteen, when, after attending school for some time at
Warsaw, he began teaching and taught one year, then went back
to the farm where he remained two years, after which he
attended the Ohio Central Normal school, at Worthington,
Franklin county. He is now engaged in selling hardware
in partnership with R. C. Frederick, at Warsaw, where
they are doing a good business. Mr. Kaser was
married to Miss Louisa Meyers, May 5, 1880, daughter of
Henry an Wilhelmina (Gamertsfelder) Kaser. |
| JOHN
C. KASER, Jefferson
township; farmer; postoffice, Warsaw, Ohio; son of
Christian and Sophia F. (Gamertsfelder) Kaser; was born
May 25, 1851, in this county. He was raised on the farm,
and has always followed that occupation. He was married
December 31, 1865 to Miss Annie E. Miller, of this
county. They became the parents of one child, viz.:
Samuel, born September 29, 1866. His wife died May
30, 1879. Mr. Kaser's second marriage was on
February 24, 1881, to Miss Maggie Fisher, of this
county. He is farming his father's place at present. |
| SAMUEL
KETCHUM, deceased; the only son of Abner and
Clarinda (Belcher) Ketchum; was born in Moroe
Orange county, New York, November 8, 1827, and came here with
his parents in May, 1840; was married February 24, 1851, to
Eleanor L. Lowry, of Linton township. They had four
children, as follows: Abner, Laura, Robert and
Hattie. Mr. Ketchum died June 29, 1871. |
| JOSEPH
KIME, Oxford township; farmer; Evansburgh
postoffice; son of Daniel and Catherine (Canel) Kime;
was born in 1830, and came from Knox county to this county in
1851; was married in 1854, to Miss Sarah Wolf, of this
township, and they have one child, George P. who has
been great sufferer for the past five years. Mr. Kime
was county commissioner from 1863 to 1869 and is one of the
leading citizens of the township. He and his wife are
members of the Baptist Church. |
J. L.
KINSEY, Monroe township; was born December 18, 1839, in
Tiverton township, Coshocton county; son of Samuel and
Susannah (Beam) Kinsey, and grandson of Jacob
Beam. He was brought up on a farm, and at the age of
twenty-one he began farming for himself, and followed it for
ten years. Sine that time he has followed huckstering,
and has acquired wealth enough to keep him and his family
comfortably. He was married to Miss Harriet Lanning,
in April, 1865, daughter of Israel and Susannah (McCoy)
Lanning, and granddaughter of Jacob and Margaret Moore,
and of William and Harriet (Walraven) McCoy.
Their children are Alberta, born February 12, 1866;
Blanche, May 7, 1872, and Clare, August 8, 1875.
(See Silas
Lanning) |
| GILBERT
KIRKER, Jackson township, post office, Roscoe;
born in Jackson township, Coshocton county, June 8, 1831; son
of William and Elmoner (Welling) Kirker; married
September 1852, to Miss Rhuellen McCoy, daughter of
Joseph and Sarah McCoy. Mr. Kirker is the father of
Nine children, viz: W. H.; Louisa, deceased;
Sarah; Mary E., deceased; Joseph M., Martin D.,
Charity, Gilbert S., Emma S. |
| CHRISTIAN
KLEINKNECHT, Crawford township; farmer and carpenter;
postoffice, New Bedford; was born February 27, 1852, in Holmes
county; son of Jacob and Catherine (Baad) Kleinknecht.
When a child he came to Crawford township, in which he has
resided to the present time. At the age of nineteen, he
went to the carpenter's trade, which he has principally
followed to the present. Mr. Kleinknecht was
married December 25, 1873, to Miss Mary Margaret Price.
They are the parents of two children vi: Jonathan
and Mary Alice. |
| CHARLES
KLINE, Crawford township; shoemaker; postoffice, Chili;
born in 1843, in Bavaria, Germany; son of George and
Christina (Shaw) Kline, both natives of Bavaria.
Charles Kline emigrated to America in 1860, located in
Phillipsburgh, Tuscarawas county, Ohio, and apprenticed
himself to a shoemaker there. He worked in shops in
several places in the State until 1868, when he came to Chili
and opened a shop for himself, where he has worked at his
trade up to the present time. In 1868 he married
Elizabeth Miller. Their children are: Mary,
George, Amelia, Elizabeth, Lilly, Christina Margaret and
Charles Frederick. Mr. Kline and family are
members of the Reform church. |
| JOHN
D. KRAUSS, Franklin township; farmer; postoffice,
Willis Creek; born April 16, 1860, in Licking county; son of
Christian and Henrietta (Keller) Krauss, natives of
Germany, who came to America about the year 1842. Mr.
John D. Krauss was married January 10, 1875, to
Miss Eliza Anne, daughter of John G. and Catherine
(Hackney) Kaufman, natives of Germany. They are the
parents of one child, named Clara Ulalah. They
located at their present residence March 8, 1878. |
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