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From: "Mary H. Cole" <>
Subject: Re: [SILVIUS] Dr Elmer Silvieus?!- My error
Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2001 12:55:31 -0700
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Error on my part
508.c.(3) Elmer J b.19 Jul 1884 d.15 Sep 1972 D - SSdi m. Grace King
Chart now reads:
432.
d. Levi b. 15 Jun 1838 Ny d. 19 Mar 1920 m. 30 Nov 1872 Ada Smith
(b.24 Dec 1843 d.16 Jan 1912) res. Ashtabula Co, Oh 1910
(1) Elmer O - Doctor - b.21 Aug 1872
(a) Donna
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I would like to add any other dates or information on Elmer O and daughter
Donna.
At this point I have nothing, I can remember, which shows he was alive after
1900; that he married or had a family. I don't think I found him in 1910 or
1920. Where might he be in 1930 - was he alive or dead- your best guess.
Mary
----- Original Message -----
From: <>
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Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2001 9:43 AM
Subject: [SILVIUS] Are you sure of this one?? Dr Elmer Silvieus?!
> Mary:
> As I was getting ready to send the pictures to Marie of some of the
Silvius
> Graves in Tuscarawas County Ohio, I looked at the recent chart to find
them
> by putting the county name in the "Find" Box and discovered that you have
Dr.
> Elmer who has been written about in our Remembrances page using the news
> paper articles and Doris's information ----
> You have him as dying in Tuscarawas County OH in 1972. What was he doing
> over in this county in 1972 when all his family was either in Atlanta,
> Ashtabula or New York?
> I find this incredulous. We could never find him in SSDI. I have written
to
> the Atlanta Journal and Constitution [nicknamed Constipation by
> someone]....asking them to dig for his obituary. And here he has been
dead
> in Tuscarawas County Ohio all this time?
> I think this has to be a different Elmer. I remember discussing this with
> you before and your saying that he probably was not involved with Social
> Security since most doctors did not opt for that, especially early on.
> Surely you must have come up with other evidence that I didn't see. There
is
> one item that is on the penumbra of my brain where someone sent in an obit
of
> an Elmer Silvius who was a Mennonite Minister and died in the 1970s in
Tuscy.
> Could this be the one?
> I am really wondering about this.
> I hope someone can enlighten me about this obit and Mary can respond to
her
> reasons for putting his death on the chart at this time and place.
> Judy
> BTW I try to put the topic of discussion in the subject line...this helps
> immensely when we are searching the archives for a particular email or
> discussion. I notice that some of you put a generic subject...like
QUESTION.
> Or you press reply and use the same title for 6 or 7 emails which may not
> pertain to the original.
> Someone in this group clued me in on this and I have since tried to get my
> act together and try to include what it is about so that people who don't
> want to read all my meandering stories can get an idea as to whether they
> want to press the "delete" button and we can all save each other time.
J
>
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