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Personal data Mary Magdaline Salsberry 


Household of Mary Magdaline Salsberry

She is married to Franklin A. Dinius.

They got married on February 9, 1864 at Seneca, Lenawee Co., MI, she was 20 years old.

Franklin A. Dinius oo Mary Magdaline Salsberry

Marriage source: Stahl, Harriet, Johann Jacob Stahl, Sr., of LeHigh Co., PA, (Mt. Vernon, IN, Windmill Pub., Inc., MCMXCV), pg. 359, Repository: Lenig Lib., Newport, PA for fact of marriage.

1 Jun 1900 Pike Twp Fulton Co OH census sheet 171A, Repository: Dallas TX Pub. Lib.

'...Dinius, Franklin A., ..., married 36 yrs ... ... Mary M., wife, ..., married 36 yrs ...'

Certificate of Marriage ... Michigan Lenawee County .. on the 9th day of February AD 1864 at Seneca ... joined in Marriage, Franklin Dinius of Fulton County ... Ohio aged twenty years and Mary M. Salsbury of Fulton Co ... Ohio agedtwenty years ... witnesses Anthony Dinius of Pike Ohio and Precilla Dinius of Pike Fulton County Ohio ... 9th day of February AD one thousand eight hundred and sixty four Daniel Mowry Justice of the Peace' <>

Child(ren):

  1. Mary Adelia Dinius  1865-1934 
  2. Samuel F. Dinius  < 1898-????


Notes about Mary Magdaline Salsberry

Mary Magdaleline Salsberry

Source: Klaus, Terry, The Family Alwood, (Sacramento, CA, T. Klaus, Jun MCMXCI), pg. 4, Repository: Dallas TX Pub. Lib.

Fulton Co OH Cemeteries, Vol II, (Swanton OH, FCCOGS, MCMLXXXIV), pg. 59, Repository: Dallas TX Pub. Lib.

'Row 4: DINIUS, Mary M. 1843 - 1915
DINIUS, Mary M. wife 3 Mar 1843 - 18 Dec 1915
Franklin A. husband 20 Feb 1844 - 1912'

26 Jun 1860 Ottokee PO Pike Twp Fulton Co OH census, pg 392-61, Repository: Dallas TX Pub. Lib.

'34, Mary [Solsbury], 17, fem, b. OH'

5 Jun 1880 Pike Twp Fulton Co OH census, pg 86B-6, Repository: Dallas TX Pub. Lib.

'49, 10, 10, Dinius Frank, white, male, 36, married, Farmer, b. OH, fath b. OH, moth b. [faded] 50 Mary, white, fem, 37, Wife, married, keeping House, b. OH, fath b. PA, moth b. Switz'

1 Jun 1900 Pike Twp Fulton Co OH census sheet 171A, Repository: Dallas TX Pub. Lib.

'43/202/204/Dinius, Franklin A, head, white, male, b. Feb 1844, ae 56, married 36 yrs, born OH, fath born OH, moth born NH, farmer, can read\\write, can speak Eng, owns farm free of mortgage, shced 187
Mary M., wife, white, fem, b. Mar 1843, ae 57, married 36, born OH fath born PA, moth born Switz, can read\\write, can speak Eng, owns farm free of mortgage, sched 188'

It seems Franklin & Mary each own a farm.

' Pension application dated 4 Jun 1898 by Frandlin A. Dinius

'... married? ... Yes. Miss[?] Mary Magdaline Salsberry ... When, where, and by whom ... Feb 9th 1864. Lenawee Co, Morenci Mich, Daniel Mowry, J.P. ... previously married? No. .... children living? ... No.'

OH Death Index Roll 3 yrs 1913 - 1917, Repository: Dallas TX Pub. Lib.

'26 Fulton Co. Dinius Mary 1800 | 66209 12/18/15'

Thompson, A. B., Registrar, Certificate of Death, (Fulton Co., OH, OH Bureau of Vital Statistics, xxix Dec MCMXV)

Place of Death county of Fulton ... Village of Delta ... Mary Dinius ... Female ... White ... Widowed Birth 3/3/1845 Age 70 yrs 9 mo 15 ds ... Housekeeper Birthplace Ohio Father Joseph Saulesbury Birthplace of Father Penn. Maiden Name ofMother Matilda Schlappi Birthplace of mother Switzerland ... Informant Mr. Jos [or Jas.] Dinius Delta Ohio Filed Dec 29 1915 A. B. Thompson Registrar Date of Death 12/18/1915 ... Cause of Death Carcinoma of Stomach .... C. L. Hutchins,M.D. 12-21-1915 Delta, Ohio Place of Burial Saulesbury Cem., Date of burial 12-21- 1915 Undertaker Newill, Plauson Co. Delta Ohio' <>

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Mary Magdaline Salsberry

Anna Maria Stahl
< 1775-1856
Catharina Tritten
± 1780-1822

Mary Magdaline Salsberry
1843-1915

1864
Samuel F. Dinius
< 1898-????

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