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Personal data Charles Edward Pike 


Household of Charles Edward Pike

He is married to Helen Rosina Buehrer.

They got married on February 26, 1902 at Fulton Co., OH, he was 27 years old.

Charles Edward Pike oo Helen Rosina Beuhrer

Marriage sources: Title: «u»Fulton Co OH Marriages 1864-1927«/u», (Publication site: Swanton OH, Publisher: FCCOGS, Publication date: MCMXCVI), pg. 129, Repository: Evergreen Lib., Metamora OH

"Pike, Charles - Stutsman, Rosa 1 Feb 1894 6-121
Pike, Charles - Beuhrer, Hellen 26 Feb 1902 8-312
Pike, Charles G. - Jewell, Ada E. * 23 Jan 1922 12-096" * = 2nd marriage for Ada

Title: «u»Tombstone Inscriptions Fulton Co OH Vol II«/u», (Publication site: Swanton OH, Publisher: FCCOGS, Publication date: MCMLXXXVI), pg. 71, Repository: Dallas TX pub. lib.

Side-by-side stones for Charles & Helen.
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Child(ren):

  1. Uvah Lavern Pike  1902-1971 


Notes about Charles Edward Pike

Charles Edward Pike

Sources: Tombstone Insciptions Fulton Co OH Vol II, (Swanton OH, FCCOGS, MCMLXXXVI), pg 71.

Hanna, Jacquelyn, Alwood Web Site, (Portage MI, J.H., xx Sep MCMXCIX) for middle name.

Hanna, Jacquelyn, Alwood Web Site, (Portage MI, J.H., xx Oct MCMXCIX) for dob, township of birth, dod.

Elliott, Ragan, Enumerator, Pike Twp Fulton Co OH census, (Pike Twp Fulton Co OH, U.S. Govt., 22 Apr 1930), e.d. 26-15, sheet 8B-107

'89, 193, 196, Pike Charles E, Head, Owns home, Family owns a farm, male, white, ae 54, married, ae 26 at 1st marriage, not in school, can rad or write, b. OH, parents b. OH, Farmer, General Farm, Employment? Yes, Veteran? No, Farm sch174 90, Helen R(?), Wife, fem, white, ae 55, married, ae 27 at 1st marriage, not in school, can read or write, b. OH, fath b. Nowtguland [?], moth b. Germany, Occ = None ...'

OHDI, http://www.ohiohistory.org/dindex/results.cfm

"PIKE, Charles E. Death date: 2/18/1942, Fulton County Certificate #9429"

Author: Crew, Chris; & Schoonover, Mitch; Title: «u»Fulton County Ohio Death Records Transcriptions Book #4 1924-1951«/u», (Swanton OH, FCCOGS, MMX), pgs. 117 a & b, Repository: Evergreen Lib., Metamora, OH,

[Pg. 117 a, Line 24]

"Pike, Charles E. 66y1m19d Male Died: 1942 Feb 18 Married Place of Death: Pike Place of Birth: Ohio"

[Pg. 117 b, Line 24]

"Farmer, Father: Judson Pike Mother: Sarah L. Wise Cause of Death: Myocarditis Place of Residence: Pike Physician: H. Milton Warner"
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Charles Edward Pike
1875-1942

1902

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