Died
at age 87
in Overbrook, Osage, Kansas, United States
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Daughter of Daniel Hollinger (1794-1852) and Rebecca Landis (3 Mar 1795-28 Apr 1880). Married Joseph Blocher 11 Aug 1853 Darke Co OH by Jacob Miller, minister of the German Baptist Church. They lived in Darke County until about 1863 when they took a flat boat to Kansas City MO and drove a team of mules 80 miles to Willow Springs in Douglas Co KS. They had 13 children: Jonathan (12 Nov 1854-18 Mar 1859), Abraham (8 Aug 1856-23 Nov 1936), Samuel (2 Nov 1857-7 Mar 1942), Catherine Trapp (4 Aug 1858-23 Nov 1908), Noah (9 Mar 1861-26 Mar 1930), Adam (25 Dec 1863-2 Jan 1904), Ephram (18 Jul 1864-24 Jul 1864), Joshua (20 Jul 1866-11 Aug 1951), Caleb (12 Oct 1867-12 Aug 1898), Philip (17 Apr 1869-18 Mar 1932), Peter (22 Aug 1870-6 Feb 1947), Barbara Reed (11 Mar 1872-23 Jan 1958) and Lydia Maichel (11 Oct 1873-28 Jun 1964).
After Joseph and son Abraham moved to Washington she remained on the farm in Overbrook and lived near her son Caleb and raised cattle and hogs. She sold her farm in 1909 and bought a store in Seabrook of west Topeka. She later lived with her daughter Barbara and died almost age 88 on Feb 1, 1923 near Overbrook Kansas. She was a true pioneer.
Died
1 FEB 1923.
Overbrook, Osage County, Kansas.
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Buried
1923
Overbrook, Osage, Kansas, United States of America.
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Residence
1850
Newberry, Miami, Ohio, United States.
1860
Jackson Township, Darke, Ohio, United States.
Census.
1865
Douglas, Kansas, United States.
1870
Willow Springs, Douglas, Kansas, United States.
1875
Douglas, Kansas, United States.
1880
Ridgeway, Osage, Kansas, United States.
1895
Osage, Kansas, United States.
1900
Elk Township, Osage, Kansas, United States.
1910
Elk Township, Osage, Kansas, United States.
FSID LCZG-FNJ.
LifeSketchk a flat boat to Kansas City MO and drove a team of mules 80 miles to Willow Springs in Douglas Co KS. They had 13 children: Jonathan (12 Nov 1854-18 Mar 1859), Abraham (8 Aug 1856-23 Nov 1936), Samuel (2 Nov 1857-7 Mar 1942), Catherine Trapp (4 Aug 1858-23 Nov 1908), Noah (9 Mar 1861-26 Mar 1930), Adam (25 Dec 1863-2 Jan 1904), Ephram (18 Jul 1864-24 Jul 1864), Joshua (20 Jul 1866-11 Aug 1951), Caleb (12 Oct 1867-12 Aug 1898), Philip (17 Apr 1869-18 Mar 1932), Peter (22 Aug 1870-6 Feb 1947), Barbara Reed (11 Mar 1872-23 Jan 1958) and Lydia Maichel (11 Oct 1873-28 Jun 1964). After Joseph and son Abraham moved to Washington she remained on the farm in Overbrook and lived near her son Caleb and raised cattle and hogs. She sold her farm in 1909 and bought a store in Seabrook of west Topeka. She later lived with her daughter Barbara and died almost age 88 on Feb 1, 1923 near Overbrook Kansas. She was a true pioneer.
Source: S274 Abbreviation: Descendants of Daniel Hollinger 1764-1822 Title: Ronald Hollinger, Descendants of Daniel Hollinger 1764-1822 (1998 Self published) Subsequent Source Citation Format: Ronald Hollinger, Descendants of Daniel Hollinger 1764-1822 BIBL Ronald Hollinger. Descendants of Daniel Hollinger 1764-1822. 1998 Self published.
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Source: S1 FamilySearch.org United States Census, 1900
Source: S12 FamilySearch.org United States Census, 1910
Source: S14 FamilySearch.org United States Census, 1870
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