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Sandusky
Register, November 18, 1903, page 3
Old Resident
Dies
Mrs. Johanna
Feick succumbs to attack of paralysis - was well known in Sandusky
Mrs. Johanna
Fulton Feick died at the family residence, 212 Central Avenue, last
evening at 5:30 o'clock, aged 66 years.
Mrs. Feick was
born in Columbiana County, Ohio, March 1, 1841. She married Adam Feick in
1860, Mr. Feick dying in 1893. She was the mother of ten children, seven
of whom survive. They are John and Lewis Feick of this city; Mrs. John
Mertz, Mrs. Louis Zerbe, Mrs. John Renner, Mrs. W.C.Schaub of this city
and Mrs. E.N. Odenbaugh of Fort Wayne, Ind. Three brothers, Fred Fulton,
of Montpelier, Ohio; John Fulton, of Blanchard Station, Ohio and Henry
Fulton, of Kenton, Ohio, also survive. The deceased has twelve
grandchildren.
It has been
the custom of the family to gather every Sunday evening at the Feick home.
Last Sunday night about 11:30 o'clock, Mrs. Feick was stricken with
paralysis before those of the family left for their homes. All the members
of the family were present when the end came.
Mrs. Feick was
a member of Zion Lutheran Church. The funeral services will be held Friday
afternoon. |
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Postcard |
Picture postcard was in the Fulton folder. People were not
identified.
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Picture of 5 people -
Adam Feick in center |
Upper
right - Henry Fulton (lost his right arm)
Lower,
from left - Johanna Fulton Feick, wife of Adam (center) and sister of Henry
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June 23, 1907 Fulton
Family Reunion |
 June
1907 reunion
at
Adam Feick Home
212
Central Ave
Sandusky,
Ohio
Seated
left to right
1
(big mustache)
2
3
Mrs Fred Fulton
4
Johanna Fulton Feick (Mrs. Adam Feick - x under her picture)
5
Mrs. Sylvester Fulton Zeller
6
Sylvester Zeller
7
_____ Fulton
8
Maggie Fulton (spouse is Henry)
9
Henry Fulton
10
Charlie Savege
11
Minnie Savage
12
Fred Odenbaugh (spouse is Emma)
13
Emma Feick Odenbaugh
14
Mary Lucille Feick (daughter of Lewis & Ada)
15
Louis Alfred Feick
16
?
17
Rausch?
18
?
Standing
1
Ida Feick Mertz
2
Fred Fulton
3
Cora Renner
4
John Fulton
5
6
7
8
Bain Fulton (Shorty)
9
10
11
12
13
John Mertz
14
Will Schaub
15
Minnie Feick Schaub
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June 23, 1907 Fulton
family reunion |
Front
row (left to right)
1 ?
2
Mary Lucille Feick, daughter of Lewis A
3 ?
4
Rausch?
5
Bain Fulton, son of Maggie & Henry Fulton
Second
Row
1
Sylvester Zeller
2
Mrs. Sylvester Zeller (Fulton)
3
Mrs. Adam Feick (nee Johanna Fulton - Henry is brother)
4
Adam Feick
5
Mrs Fred Fulton
6
Mrs Henry Fulton
7
Mr. Henry Fulton
8
John Fulton
Third
Row
1 -
baby Alma Mertz
2
John Mertz
3 ?
4 ?
5 ?
6
Will Schaub
7
Minnie Feick Schaub
8
Mr. Ed or Fred? Odenbaugh (Mansfield, Ohio)
9
Mrs. Ed Odenbaugh (nee Emma Feick, daughter of Adam & Johanna)
10
Mrs. John Mertz (nee Ida Feick, daughter of Adam & Johanna)
11
Mr. Lewis A Feick (son of Adam & Johanna)
12
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Fourth
Row
1
____ Fulton
2 ?
3
Rausch?
4 ?
5
Minnie Savage
6
Charlie Savage
7
8
Cora Renner
9
(big mustache)
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Websites by Barbara F.
Gregory: |
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barbfeick.com
- Index of all my sites. |
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Family Trees
- Feick, Gregory, Gundlach |
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Feick Family Cookbook
- treasured family recipes.
Cakes & Frostings
Cookie recipes
Main
Dishes
Salads &
Salad Dressings
Pies
Kid's Recipes |
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Family Rules & Forms
- I was probably the only parent in town with
written house rules. But I had requests from other parents for copies of
them. My children are grown - I don't need them any more, so I am passing
them on to you.
House Rules -
Money and Bedtimes
Golden Rules
Chores &
Priorities
Automobiles &
Driving
Dating and Going Out with Friends
Rules for
Parties
Getting Along at Home and more! |
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 Feick
Contractors, Inc.
- Architects -
Engineers - Surveyors - General Contractors - Construction Management - located
in Sandusky, Ohio. |
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 Elizabeth
Feick Wilber Law Office
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224 East Water Street, Sandusky, Ohio 44870, (419) 625-6778 |
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 Feick
History
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Feick
Geneology from 1564 Five generations of
builders in the
Sandusky, Ohio area. My Great Grandfather
Adam Feick,
his brother
George Feick Sr, and
George Feick
Jr have a number of buildings listed on the National Register of
Historic Places. Put-in-Bay
Oberlin
College
Sandusky Jail |
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