Tenth Generation (Continued)
Family of Mary Elizabeth DENMAN (864) & Bernard Bonifus SALADIN
1518. William Cyrus SALADIN (Mary Elizabeth DENMAN9, Cyrus8, Martin7, Ann BOORMAN6, William5, William4, William3, Thomas2, William1). Born on 3 Nov 1887 in Norwalk, Huron, Ohio, USA. William Cyrus died in Norwalk, Huron, Ohio, USA, on 9 Jul 1977; he was 89.
- 1900 USA census, living with parents in ED 33 Norwalk Township Norwalk City Ward 4, Huron, Ohio, United States,:
son C William Saladin M 13 Ohio, W, M Nov 1887, 12, S, Ohio x 3, at school
- 1910 USA census, living with parents and a probable relative in residence: Norwalk Ward 4, Huron, Ohio:
son William Saladin M 22y Ohio
- 1900 USA census, living with parents in ED 33 Norwalk Township Norwalk City Ward 4, Huron, Ohio, United States,:
son C William Saladin M 13 Ohio, W, M Nov 1887, 12, S, Ohio x 3, at school
- 1910 USA census, living with parents and a probable relative in residence: Norwalk Ward 4, Huron, Ohio:
son William Saladin M 22y Ohio
On 9 Jun 1914 when William Cyrus was 26, he married Myrilla M BRYANT. Born on 15 Mar 1889 in Carbondale, Lackawanna, PA, USA. Myrilla M died in Norwalk, Huron, Ohio, USA, on 30 Apr 1973; she was 84.
They had the following children:
i.
William SALADIN (1915-1990)
ii.
(Living)
1519. Frederick Bernhard SALADIN (Mary Elizabeth DENMAN9, Cyrus8, Martin7, Ann BOORMAN6, William5, William4, William3, Thomas2, William1). Born on 4 Dec 1891 in Norwalk, Huron, Ohio, USA. Frederick Bernhard died in Norwalk, Huron, Ohio, USA, on 11 Feb 1963; he was 71.
- 1900 USA census, living with parents in ED 33 Norwalk Township Norwalk City Ward 4, Huron, Ohio, United States,:
son B Fred Saladin M 9 Ohio, W, M, Dec 1891, 8, S, Ohio x 3, at school
- 1910 USA census, living with parents and a probable relative in residence: Norwalk Ward 4, Huron, Ohio:
son Fred Saladin M 18y Ohio
- 1900 USA census, living with parents in ED 33 Norwalk Township Norwalk City Ward 4, Huron, Ohio, United States,:
son B Fred Saladin M 9 Ohio, W, M, Dec 1891, 8, S, Ohio x 3, at school
- 1910 USA census, living with parents and a probable relative in residence: Norwalk Ward 4, Huron, Ohio:
son Fred Saladin M 18y Ohio
Frederick Bernhard married Eva.
They had the following children:
i.
Donald SALADIN
ii.
Harold SALADIN
iii.
Roger SALADIN
1520. Frances Abygail SALADIN (Mary Elizabeth DENMAN9, Cyrus8, Martin7, Ann BOORMAN6, William5, William4, William3, Thomas2, William1) 
. Born on 9 Aug 1895 in Norwalk, Huron, Ohio, USA. Frances Abygail died in Norwalk, Huron, Ohio, USA, on 4 Sep 1990; she was 95.
- 1900 USA census, living with parents in ED 33 Norwalk Township Norwalk City Ward 4, Huron, Ohio, United States,:
daughter A Frances Saladin F 5 Ohio, W, F, Aug 1895, 4, S, Ohiox3,
- 1910 USA census, living with parents and a probable relative in residence: Norwalk Ward 4, Huron, Ohio:
dau Francis Saladin F 14y Ohio
- 1920 "United States Census, 1920"
name: Leslie I Homan
residence: , Lucas, Ohio
estimated birth year: 1896
age: 24
birthplace: Ohio
relationship to head of household: Self
gender: Male
race: White
marital status: Married
father's birthplace: Ohio
mother's birthplace: Ohio
film number: 1821410
digital folder number: 4383842
image number: 00511
sheet number: 9
Household Gender Age Birthplace
self Michael Puscas M 31y Romania
wife Mary Puscas F 24y Romania
Derr Armin M 36y Romania
John Stoca M 29y Romania
Peter Lassu M 49y Romania
Abraham Lincoln M 35y Romania
Ande Picu M 32y Romania
self Leslie I Homan M 24y Ohio
wife Frances A Homan F 24y Ohio
- 1930 Leslie B Homan, "United States Census, 1930"
name: Leslie B Homan
event: Census
event date: 1930
event place: Norwalk, Huron, Ohio
gender: Male
age: 34
marital status: Married
race: White
birthplace: Ohio
estimated birth year: 1896
immigration year:
relationship to head of household: Head
father's birthplace: Ohio
mother's birthplace: Ohio
enumeration district number: 0022
family number: 564
sheet number and letter: 19B
line number: 83
nara publication: T626, roll 1823
film number: 2341557
digital folder number: 4639642
image number: 01098
Household Gender Age Birthplace
head Armanda Reynolds F 54 Ohio
daughter Myrtle Reynolds F 36 Ohio
nephew Ernest S Parsons M 9 Ohio
head Leslie B Homan M 34 Ohio
wife Frances Homan F 34 Ohio
daughter Jane Homan F 9 Ohio
daughter Margaret Homan F 7 Ohio
daughter Betty Homan F 2 Ohio
- 1940 "United States Census, 1940"
name: Frances A Homan
event: Census
event year: 1940
event place: Ward 4, Norwalk City, Norwalk Township, Huron, Ohio, United States
gender: Female
age: 44
marital status: Married
race (original):
race (standardized): White
relationship to head of household (original):
relationship to head of household (standardized): Wife
birthplace: Ohio
estimated birth year: 1896
residence in 1935: Same House
enumeration district number: 39-27
family number: 17
sheet number and letter: 1A
line number: 38
nara publication number: T627
nara roll number: 3088
digital folder number: 005460519
image number: 00780
Household Gender Age Birthplace
head Leslie I [Q} Homan M 44 Ohio - owns home $2000, 55 N Pleasant, prop. Retail Store OA
wife Frances A Homan F 44 Ohio
daughter Jane E Homan F 19 Ohio
daughter Margaret Homan F 17 Ohio
[on next page] daughter Betty Homan F 12 Ohio
[2 doors down at 49 N Pleasant lives Mary Saladin (owns $2500 home), widow age 74…]
- 2013: her wedding dress was for sale on ebay item# 121060095157:
2pc. Early 1900's Wedding Dress and Blouse "The Opera" Edwardian Victorian Antique Lawn Tea Wedding Dress True Vintage. Titanic/Downtown Abbey look!
Size: XS
Era: 1901-1919 (Edwardian)
Material: Cotton Blends
Type: Dresses
Vintage Type: True Vintage
Country of Manufacture: Unknown
Color: Ivories
Shade: Ivory
The dress has lots of very beautiful heavily embroidered flowers, details eyelet, lace and dots on top and bottom. See thru light weight batiste cotton material. It's a nice display/decor piece, study piece or repair to wear for a Titanic Tea Party or reenactment. It's an ivory color with mother of pearl buttons and snaps. One button is missing on the blouse. There are few light stains on the blouse and dress. also it's torn a bit on the bottom rear about two inches that needs repair would be easy for a seamstress to repair. please view pics. Looks like there had been some repairs on one sleeve under the arm. It has an antique smell. But over all it's in good condition considering it's 100 years old. I just purchased this dress off a gentleman from ebay who got it from a old century farm auction. I got it to wear for my daughters Titanic birthday party however the dress was too small in the waist. I am a small size 4 so I am guessing this is a size 2 or smaller. XXS adult, XS teen or Tall youth/child
*** The little piece of paper was in the box with the wedding dress (Frances Saladin Homan Wedding Dress 12-25-1918) Two tags: "The Opera" & 36.***
[5 photos downloaded]
Measurements Laying Loosely Flat:.
- 1st garment; top of shoulder to bottom 130cm, smallest point (waist) 28cm, widest point bottom 106cm, top shoulder to top shoulder 37cm, underarm to end of sleeve 23cm.
- 2nd garment; top shoulder to top shoulder 40cm, waist 37.5cm, back neckline to bottom 42cm, underarm to end of sleeve 45cm.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2pc-Antique-Edwardian-Vict...rksid=p2047675.l2557
email from seller says:
Last week I purchased a wedding dress from ebay that had the name of your ancestor "Frances Saladin Homan" Wedding Dress Date 12/25/1918. the guy I purchased it from said he bought it from an auction at a large old farm house in Norwalk, Ohio which I believe was the house Frances lived in.
I bought it to wear to my daughters museum trip to the Titanic exhibit, However it was too tight in the waist, so I relisted it on ebay to recoup my money. I still have the dress and someone bid on it late last night for $75.00 but they haven't paid yet. I was curious today to do a research on the name and print off info to give it to the buyer because I like to learn the history of things I get on ebay. that's when I came across your genealogy report on your website and found her Frances name listed. Leslie her husband was a buggle boy in WWI and drafted in WWII. I thought that was kind of interesting. They also owned Norwalk, OH Homan Appliance Co 1939. and in 1920 Leslie worked as a Brakeman on Steam Railroad #640. I thought it was kinda cool they got married on Christmas day in 1918 which is not on the online records so this is a missing link that Ancestry.com does not have. - Frances Abygail Saladin (1895 - 1990)
- summary from another researcher:
Brief History of Mrs. Frances A. (Saladin) Homan 1895-1990
On August 9 1895, a Bernard and Mary Saladin gave birth to their baby girl Miss Frances Abby Saladin in Norwalk, Ohio. She was the younger of two older brothers William and Fred. Bernard parents were from Germany and at the time of Frances birth, he was a Barber in a local barber shop while Mary was a housewife taking care of their two sons where both attending elementary school.
By 1910 Miss Frances was 14 years old and helping her mother at home. Her father was working on the Railroad as a Brakeman. Her 22-year-old brother William was working as a Civil Engineer and Their 17-year-old cousin Frank, who had move in with them, was working as a laborer. Sometime between 1910 and 1918 a young Miss Frances Saladin meet a Mr. Leslie Homan and fell in love. She married him on Christmas day 1918 at the age of 22. She must have been a small petite young woman. I am sure she was excited about getting her beautiful grand “Opera” wedding Dress and so proud of her husband who was serving in WWI at the time of their wedding.
Leslie’s father was a Laborer and their family ran a small farm at home in which he and his brother helped take care of. Leslie must have grown up with a love for music and on May 28 1917 during WWI, he enlisted in the Army National Guard with the following music related job details: Co G 5 Infantry ONG (Co G 145 Infantry) to Discharge Bugler 1 July 1918; Musician, third class 4 on July 1918; Band Corporal 2 Aug 1918. Meuse-Argonne; Ypres-Lys; Defensive Sector. American Expeditionary Forces 15 June 1918 to 30 March 1919. In April 1919, he received an honorable discharge.
By 1920, Frances and Leslie were living in an apartment Toledo Ward 16 in Lucas, OH. Frances husband followed her father’s example working as a Brakeman on the Rail Road # 640 while Frances was a homemaker. I suspect that Frances father may have helped get her husband the job.
By 1930 Frances and Leslie where living in Norwalk, OH and had three daughters, Jane 9, Margaret 7 and betty 2. Frances was a stay at home mom while Leslie started his own business as a sign painter, but in 1939 he started another company “Norwalk, OH Homan Appliance Co 1939” In 1940 Frances and her family lived at 55 N Pleasant St in Norwalk, OH and Leslie was still self employed for his Retail store “Homan Appliance.” In 1942, he signed the US WWII Draft Registration card but was never drafted.
Sadly on March 27 1953 at age 57 the well-known businessman and charter member of the Norwalk post of the American Legion died Thursday at the veterans hospital in Cleveland, OH where he had been a patient for three months. Mr. Homan operated the Homan appliance company, which was the outgrowth of a sign and painting business he founded in 1921. Mr. Homan was a veteran of WWI having served with the Co G 145th Infantry of the 37 Division prior to founding his business here he worked as a brakeman with the W. & L. E. Railroad. Mr. Homan was a member of the first Methodist church, and the Moose Lodge, Masonic bodies and American Legion of which he wish the post commander and manager of the organizations baseball team since the 1930’s . As an accomplished bugler, he was a member of the Knights Templar band and various community bands. Surviving are his three daughters Mrs. Wilbert Schaffer and Mrs. Lawrence Hilson, and Mrs. Merle McConkey, and three grand children. Funeral services will be held at 2:30pm Saturday in Kubsch Funeral Home. The rev. RR Dluterich officiating. Burial is to be in Woodlawn Cemetery with the American Legion in charge of the graveside rites.
In 1958, Mrs. Frances Homan still lived at 55 N Pleasant but owned her own Glass Company called “Homan Glass Co at 52 Jefferson. In 1960, her daughter Mrs. Margaret M Hilson took over the company and they moved next door to 50 Jefferson while Mrs. Frances remained at 55 N Pleasant. In the year 1964 they gave their congrats to the graduating class of Norwalk, OH High School signed the year book, "HOMAN GLASS CO. and MARGARET'S GIFT SHOP 50 Jefferson Phone 668-2272 Congrats!"
On September 4 1990 at 8:15pm Frances A. Homan died in her home in Norwalk, OH, At the ripe old age of 95 on. She lived a full life as a wife, mother and a successful businessperson and Supervisor / proprietor of family owned companies in the industry of Household appliances, Glass, TV, and radio stores
. Born on 9 Aug 1895 in Norwalk, Huron, Ohio, USA. Frances Abygail died in Norwalk, Huron, Ohio, USA, on 4 Sep 1990; she was 95.- 1900 USA census, living with parents in ED 33 Norwalk Township Norwalk City Ward 4, Huron, Ohio, United States,:
daughter A Frances Saladin F 5 Ohio, W, F, Aug 1895, 4, S, Ohiox3,
- 1910 USA census, living with parents and a probable relative in residence: Norwalk Ward 4, Huron, Ohio:
dau Francis Saladin F 14y Ohio
- 1920 "United States Census, 1920"
name: Leslie I Homan
residence: , Lucas, Ohio
estimated birth year: 1896
age: 24
birthplace: Ohio
relationship to head of household: Self
gender: Male
race: White
marital status: Married
father's birthplace: Ohio
mother's birthplace: Ohio
film number: 1821410
digital folder number: 4383842
image number: 00511
sheet number: 9
Household Gender Age Birthplace
self Michael Puscas M 31y Romania
wife Mary Puscas F 24y Romania
Derr Armin M 36y Romania
John Stoca M 29y Romania
Peter Lassu M 49y Romania
Abraham Lincoln M 35y Romania
Ande Picu M 32y Romania
self Leslie I Homan M 24y Ohio
wife Frances A Homan F 24y Ohio
- 1930 Leslie B Homan, "United States Census, 1930"
name: Leslie B Homan
event: Census
event date: 1930
event place: Norwalk, Huron, Ohio
gender: Male
age: 34
marital status: Married
race: White
birthplace: Ohio
estimated birth year: 1896
immigration year:
relationship to head of household: Head
father's birthplace: Ohio
mother's birthplace: Ohio
enumeration district number: 0022
family number: 564
sheet number and letter: 19B
line number: 83
nara publication: T626, roll 1823
film number: 2341557
digital folder number: 4639642
image number: 01098
Household Gender Age Birthplace
head Armanda Reynolds F 54 Ohio
daughter Myrtle Reynolds F 36 Ohio
nephew Ernest S Parsons M 9 Ohio
head Leslie B Homan M 34 Ohio
wife Frances Homan F 34 Ohio
daughter Jane Homan F 9 Ohio
daughter Margaret Homan F 7 Ohio
daughter Betty Homan F 2 Ohio
- 1940 "United States Census, 1940"
name: Frances A Homan
event: Census
event year: 1940
event place: Ward 4, Norwalk City, Norwalk Township, Huron, Ohio, United States
gender: Female
age: 44
marital status: Married
race (original):
race (standardized): White
relationship to head of household (original):
relationship to head of household (standardized): Wife
birthplace: Ohio
estimated birth year: 1896
residence in 1935: Same House
enumeration district number: 39-27
family number: 17
sheet number and letter: 1A
line number: 38
nara publication number: T627
nara roll number: 3088
digital folder number: 005460519
image number: 00780
Household Gender Age Birthplace
head Leslie I [Q} Homan M 44 Ohio - owns home $2000, 55 N Pleasant, prop. Retail Store OA
wife Frances A Homan F 44 Ohio
daughter Jane E Homan F 19 Ohio
daughter Margaret Homan F 17 Ohio
[on next page] daughter Betty Homan F 12 Ohio
[2 doors down at 49 N Pleasant lives Mary Saladin (owns $2500 home), widow age 74…]
- 2013: her wedding dress was for sale on ebay item# 121060095157:
2pc. Early 1900's Wedding Dress and Blouse "The Opera" Edwardian Victorian Antique Lawn Tea Wedding Dress True Vintage. Titanic/Downtown Abbey look!
Size: XS
Era: 1901-1919 (Edwardian)
Material: Cotton Blends
Type: Dresses
Vintage Type: True Vintage
Country of Manufacture: Unknown
Color: Ivories
Shade: Ivory
The dress has lots of very beautiful heavily embroidered flowers, details eyelet, lace and dots on top and bottom. See thru light weight batiste cotton material. It's a nice display/decor piece, study piece or repair to wear for a Titanic Tea Party or reenactment. It's an ivory color with mother of pearl buttons and snaps. One button is missing on the blouse. There are few light stains on the blouse and dress. also it's torn a bit on the bottom rear about two inches that needs repair would be easy for a seamstress to repair. please view pics. Looks like there had been some repairs on one sleeve under the arm. It has an antique smell. But over all it's in good condition considering it's 100 years old. I just purchased this dress off a gentleman from ebay who got it from a old century farm auction. I got it to wear for my daughters Titanic birthday party however the dress was too small in the waist. I am a small size 4 so I am guessing this is a size 2 or smaller. XXS adult, XS teen or Tall youth/child
*** The little piece of paper was in the box with the wedding dress (Frances Saladin Homan Wedding Dress 12-25-1918) Two tags: "The Opera" & 36.***
[5 photos downloaded]
Measurements Laying Loosely Flat:.
- 1st garment; top of shoulder to bottom 130cm, smallest point (waist) 28cm, widest point bottom 106cm, top shoulder to top shoulder 37cm, underarm to end of sleeve 23cm.
- 2nd garment; top shoulder to top shoulder 40cm, waist 37.5cm, back neckline to bottom 42cm, underarm to end of sleeve 45cm.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2pc-Antique-Edwardian-Vict...rksid=p2047675.l2557
email from seller says:
Last week I purchased a wedding dress from ebay that had the name of your ancestor "Frances Saladin Homan" Wedding Dress Date 12/25/1918. the guy I purchased it from said he bought it from an auction at a large old farm house in Norwalk, Ohio which I believe was the house Frances lived in.
I bought it to wear to my daughters museum trip to the Titanic exhibit, However it was too tight in the waist, so I relisted it on ebay to recoup my money. I still have the dress and someone bid on it late last night for $75.00 but they haven't paid yet. I was curious today to do a research on the name and print off info to give it to the buyer because I like to learn the history of things I get on ebay. that's when I came across your genealogy report on your website and found her Frances name listed. Leslie her husband was a buggle boy in WWI and drafted in WWII. I thought that was kind of interesting. They also owned Norwalk, OH Homan Appliance Co 1939. and in 1920 Leslie worked as a Brakeman on Steam Railroad #640. I thought it was kinda cool they got married on Christmas day in 1918 which is not on the online records so this is a missing link that Ancestry.com does not have. - Frances Abygail Saladin (1895 - 1990)
- summary from another researcher:
Brief History of Mrs. Frances A. (Saladin) Homan 1895-1990
On August 9 1895, a Bernard and Mary Saladin gave birth to their baby girl Miss Frances Abby Saladin in Norwalk, Ohio. She was the younger of two older brothers William and Fred. Bernard parents were from Germany and at the time of Frances birth, he was a Barber in a local barber shop while Mary was a housewife taking care of their two sons where both attending elementary school.
By 1910 Miss Frances was 14 years old and helping her mother at home. Her father was working on the Railroad as a Brakeman. Her 22-year-old brother William was working as a Civil Engineer and Their 17-year-old cousin Frank, who had move in with them, was working as a laborer. Sometime between 1910 and 1918 a young Miss Frances Saladin meet a Mr. Leslie Homan and fell in love. She married him on Christmas day 1918 at the age of 22. She must have been a small petite young woman. I am sure she was excited about getting her beautiful grand “Opera” wedding Dress and so proud of her husband who was serving in WWI at the time of their wedding.
Leslie’s father was a Laborer and their family ran a small farm at home in which he and his brother helped take care of. Leslie must have grown up with a love for music and on May 28 1917 during WWI, he enlisted in the Army National Guard with the following music related job details: Co G 5 Infantry ONG (Co G 145 Infantry) to Discharge Bugler 1 July 1918; Musician, third class 4 on July 1918; Band Corporal 2 Aug 1918. Meuse-Argonne; Ypres-Lys; Defensive Sector. American Expeditionary Forces 15 June 1918 to 30 March 1919. In April 1919, he received an honorable discharge.
By 1920, Frances and Leslie were living in an apartment Toledo Ward 16 in Lucas, OH. Frances husband followed her father’s example working as a Brakeman on the Rail Road # 640 while Frances was a homemaker. I suspect that Frances father may have helped get her husband the job.
By 1930 Frances and Leslie where living in Norwalk, OH and had three daughters, Jane 9, Margaret 7 and betty 2. Frances was a stay at home mom while Leslie started his own business as a sign painter, but in 1939 he started another company “Norwalk, OH Homan Appliance Co 1939” In 1940 Frances and her family lived at 55 N Pleasant St in Norwalk, OH and Leslie was still self employed for his Retail store “Homan Appliance.” In 1942, he signed the US WWII Draft Registration card but was never drafted.
Sadly on March 27 1953 at age 57 the well-known businessman and charter member of the Norwalk post of the American Legion died Thursday at the veterans hospital in Cleveland, OH where he had been a patient for three months. Mr. Homan operated the Homan appliance company, which was the outgrowth of a sign and painting business he founded in 1921. Mr. Homan was a veteran of WWI having served with the Co G 145th Infantry of the 37 Division prior to founding his business here he worked as a brakeman with the W. & L. E. Railroad. Mr. Homan was a member of the first Methodist church, and the Moose Lodge, Masonic bodies and American Legion of which he wish the post commander and manager of the organizations baseball team since the 1930’s . As an accomplished bugler, he was a member of the Knights Templar band and various community bands. Surviving are his three daughters Mrs. Wilbert Schaffer and Mrs. Lawrence Hilson, and Mrs. Merle McConkey, and three grand children. Funeral services will be held at 2:30pm Saturday in Kubsch Funeral Home. The rev. RR Dluterich officiating. Burial is to be in Woodlawn Cemetery with the American Legion in charge of the graveside rites.
In 1958, Mrs. Frances Homan still lived at 55 N Pleasant but owned her own Glass Company called “Homan Glass Co at 52 Jefferson. In 1960, her daughter Mrs. Margaret M Hilson took over the company and they moved next door to 50 Jefferson while Mrs. Frances remained at 55 N Pleasant. In the year 1964 they gave their congrats to the graduating class of Norwalk, OH High School signed the year book, "HOMAN GLASS CO. and MARGARET'S GIFT SHOP 50 Jefferson Phone 668-2272 Congrats!"
On September 4 1990 at 8:15pm Frances A. Homan died in her home in Norwalk, OH, At the ripe old age of 95 on. She lived a full life as a wife, mother and a successful businessperson and Supervisor / proprietor of family owned companies in the industry of Household appliances, Glass, TV, and radio stores
On 24 Dec 1917 when Frances Abygail was 22, she married Leslie Quay HOMAN. Born on 2 Jun 1895 in Dalton, Wayne, Ohio, USA. Leslie Quay died in Norwalk, Huron, Ohio, USA, on 25 Mar 1953; he was 57.
- 1895 "Ohio, County Births, 1841-2003"
name: Leslie Homan
event: Birth
event date: 02 Jun 1895
event place: Dalton, Wayne, Ohio
gender: Male
race: White
father: William Homan
mother: Ellen Crites
reference number: v 3 p 179
film number: 475467
digital folder number: 004016795
image number: 00252
- 1942 "United States, World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942"
name: Leslie Quay Homan
event: Draft Registration
event date: 1942
event place: Norwalk, Huron, Ohio
gender: Male
birth date: 02 Jun 1895, age 46
birth place: Dalton Wayne Ohio
residence: 55 N Pleasant St. Norwalk, Huron, Ohio
telephone: 6094
contact: Francis Homan, wife, same residence
employment: self employed, Homan Appliance, Norwalk Ohiio
serial number: U69
nara publication title: World War II Draft Cards (4th Registration) for the State of Ohio
nara publication number:
arc identifier: 623234
film number: 2247176
digital folder number: 004143041
image number: 03946
- 1953 "Ohio, Deaths, 1908-1953"
name: Leslie Quay Homan
event: Death
event date: 25 Mar 1953
pod: VAH, Cleveland 29, Cuyahogao, Ohio - last 100 days
residence: 55 North Pleasant Street, Norwalk, Huron, Ohio
gender: Male
employment: retail - self, appliances, Dalton, Ohio, USA
burial date: 28 Mar 1953
burial place: Woodlawn Cem., Norwalk Huron, Ohio, Sec A, lot 103, grave 2
birth date: 02 Jun 1895
birthplace: Dalton, Ohio, USA
parents: William; Barbara E Crites
age: 57
marital status: married
informant: Ida E Bey (from official VA records)
military: WWI, honorably discharged 22 Apr 1919, Bugler, Army, Co. K, 145th Infantry
COD: carcinoma, left lung, 9 mo.
operations: 1-2-53 - bilateral supraclavicular lymph node biopsy; 1-9-53 - exploratory thoracotomy; no autopsy
reference number: non-certificate
film number: 2246500
digital folder number: 4109458
image number: 00704 [2 pages of film: 1 is certificate, 1 non-cert]
- 1895 "Ohio, County Births, 1841-2003"
name: Leslie Homan
event: Birth
event date: 02 Jun 1895
event place: Dalton, Wayne, Ohio
gender: Male
race: White
father: William Homan
mother: Ellen Crites
reference number: v 3 p 179
film number: 475467
digital folder number: 004016795
image number: 00252
- 1942 "United States, World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942"
name: Leslie Quay Homan
event: Draft Registration
event date: 1942
event place: Norwalk, Huron, Ohio
gender: Male
birth date: 02 Jun 1895, age 46
birth place: Dalton Wayne Ohio
residence: 55 N Pleasant St. Norwalk, Huron, Ohio
telephone: 6094
contact: Francis Homan, wife, same residence
employment: self employed, Homan Appliance, Norwalk Ohiio
serial number: U69
nara publication title: World War II Draft Cards (4th Registration) for the State of Ohio
nara publication number:
arc identifier: 623234
film number: 2247176
digital folder number: 004143041
image number: 03946
- 1953 "Ohio, Deaths, 1908-1953"
name: Leslie Quay Homan
event: Death
event date: 25 Mar 1953
pod: VAH, Cleveland 29, Cuyahogao, Ohio - last 100 days
residence: 55 North Pleasant Street, Norwalk, Huron, Ohio
gender: Male
employment: retail - self, appliances, Dalton, Ohio, USA
burial date: 28 Mar 1953
burial place: Woodlawn Cem., Norwalk Huron, Ohio, Sec A, lot 103, grave 2
birth date: 02 Jun 1895
birthplace: Dalton, Ohio, USA
parents: William; Barbara E Crites
age: 57
marital status: married
informant: Ida E Bey (from official VA records)
military: WWI, honorably discharged 22 Apr 1919, Bugler, Army, Co. K, 145th Infantry
COD: carcinoma, left lung, 9 mo.
operations: 1-2-53 - bilateral supraclavicular lymph node biopsy; 1-9-53 - exploratory thoracotomy; no autopsy
reference number: non-certificate
film number: 2246500
digital folder number: 4109458
image number: 00704 [2 pages of film: 1 is certificate, 1 non-cert]
They had the following children:
i.
Margaret HOMAN (1922-2007)
ii.
(Living)
iii.
(Living)
iv.
Mary Barbara HOMAN