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STARK COUNTY,
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BIOGRAPHIES

* Source 1 :  History of Stark County: with an outline sketch of Ohio
Chicago: Baskin & Battey, 1881

Source 2: Portrait & Biographical Record of Stark County, Ohio
Chicago - Chapman Bros. - 1892

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JOHN NETZLY, farmer; P. O. Navarre; born Sept. 4, 1812, in Lancaster Co., Pa.; is the eldest of a family of four.  His parents were John and Susan (Mellinger) Netzly, both natives of Lancaster Co.  The Netzlys are of Swiss descent, and two brothers Netzly served in the Revolutionary War.  The father of our subject, dying when his son was a mere lad, and his mother marrying a second time, the boy was raised among strangers.  In September, 1835, he came to Sugar Creek Twp., Ohio, partly on foot, and on April 28 of the following year he married Mary Hege, born May 8, 1816, in Franklin Co., Pa., daughter of Henry and Sarah (Zent) Hege, who came to Ohio several years previous.  Mr. Netzly located on 64 acres, bought in the fall of 1835 for $1,200.  Since that time he has been a constant resident of the township, and has now 104 acres of land well situated.  He has six children - Jacob, Hannah A., Samuel, George W., Jeremiah, and Mary.  A son, John, was killed by a boiler explosion, near Buena Vista, Ind.  Jacob resides in Martinsville, Ill.  Mr. Netzlyis a member of the United Brethren, and in politics is Liberal.
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JACOB NEWSTETTER, farmer; P. O. Massillon; was born April 9, 1830, in this township, on Sec. 12; son of Henry and Susan (Voris) Newstetter.  Jacob remained under the parental roof until 23 years of age; in June, 1853, he was married to Amanda Kurtz, who was born Feb. 18, 1846, in Lawrence Township[, daughter of Adam Kurtz and Rebecca Steele;  in the fall of 1854, he moved to Lawrence Township, where he lived nine years on the Kurtz farm; returned to this township in the fall of 1865, locating on the Grattz farm, situated on the northeast quarter of Sec. 21, where he has since lived; has 121 acres; has had three children born him, two living - David F., married, and resides in Greenville; Menetty, at home.  The Newstetter family are all loyal Republicans from the ancestors down to the last generation.
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