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LeBlanc Joseph Charles [Male] b. 10 MAR 1889 Sumpter, Wayne, MI - d. 1943 Mallett Cemetery, New Boston, Wayne, MI

Documents:
Birth Record, State of Michigan
1920 Census, Livingston, Hamburg, MI

Burial headstone, Mallett Cemetery, New Boston, Wayne, MI

Resided at 993 Huron River Dr, Belleville, Wayne, MI in 1942.

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LeBlanc Bernard C* [Male] b. 26 FEBRUARY 1913 MI - d. SEP 1979 Taylor, Wayne, MI

Documents:
1920 Census, Livingston, Hamburg, MI
1930 Census, Wyandotte, Wayne, MI
1940 Census, Ecorse Twp, Wayne, MI

Burial headstone, Michigan Memorial Park, Flat Rock, Wayne, MI

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LeBlanc Donald J* [Male] b. 7 JUNE 1915 MI - d. 3 FEB 1989 Taylor, Wayne, MI

Documents:
1920 Census, Livingston, Hamburg, MI
1930 Census, Wyandotte, Wayne, MI
1940 Census, Wyandotte, Wayne, MI

Burial headstone, Michigan Memorial Park, Flat Rock, Wayne, MI

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LeBlanc Leola L* [Female] b. 1917 MI

Documents:
1920 Census, Livingston, Hamburg, MI

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Cicotte Emma [Female] b. 30 JUN 1868 Ecorse, Wayne, MI - d. 1914 Mallett Cemetery, New Boston, MI

Burial headstone, Mallett Cemetery, New Boston, Wayne, MI

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LeBlanc Charles Peter [Male] b. 1 SEP 1859 Ecorse, Wayne, MI - d. 1914 Mallett Cemetery, New Boston, MI

Burial headstone, Mallett Cemetery, New Boston, Wayne, MI

Obituary:
Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. LeBlanc, residents of Sumpter township, were both instantly killed Sunday night, when the rig in which they were driving was struck by a Detroit, Monroe & Toledo electric car at the Goddard road crossing in Ecorse township.
The couple had visited Ecorse to call on their daughter, Mrs. E.J. Montie, Jr. and were on their way to the home of another daughter, Mrs. George Drouillard, when the accident occurred.
One section of the train had passed, and Mr. LeBlanc evidently failed to notice that a second section was coming.
Dr. W.C. Lambert, who was summoned, found that both had been killed instantly. Mr. LeBlanc's skull was fractured, and his wife's neck was broken.
The bodies were brought to H.F. Thon's undertaking rooms in this city, and later taken to the LeBlanc home near New Boston. A double funeral was held at the Catholic church in New Boston yesterday morning, twelve nephews acting as pallbearers.
-Wyandotte News-Herald, January 30, 1914

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Davis Arthur [Male] b. 23 DEC 1902 Pennsylvania - d. 1 JUL 1984 Wayne, MI

Documents:
1940 Census, Wyandotte, Wayne, MI

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LeBlanc John Owen * [Male] b. 9 APR 1920 MI - d. 12 MAY 1971 St Mary's Cemetery, Manchester, MI

Documents:
1930 Census, Wyandotte, Wayne, MI
1940 Census, Wyandotte, Wayne, MI

Military Service Plaque, St Mary's Cemetery, Manchester, MI

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Wortmann Herman Theodor [Male]

Originally from Fuechtorf, Westfalen, Preussen, Germany.
Emmigrated on the ship Amazone.

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Thompson Benjamin Franklin [Male] b. 21 JAN 1884 Ottawa, Putnam, OH - d. 17 AUG 1951 Delaware, Delaware, OH

Documents:
Record of Marriage to Emma Doepker, Sts Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Ottawa, OH
Record of Marriage to Emma Doepker, State of Ohio
Death record, State of Ohio
Draft registration card, World War 1

Burial headstone, Harman Cemetery, Gilboa, OH

Resided in Ottawa, Putnam, OH in 1930.
Resided at the Dumont Hotel, Ottawa, OH in 1951.

Obituary:
B. F. Thompson Taken By Death
Ottawa Man Expires Friday In Delaware
OTTAWA, Aug, 17 - B. F. (Ben) Thompson, 67, a retired Standard Oil company employe, died at 9:45 a.m. Friday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. James Black at Delaware, OH. His death was sudden.
Born in Ottawa, Jan. 21, 1889, he was a lifetime resident of Putnam County. He was married to Emma Mary Doepker, who died in 1917. He was married to Lillian Van Scotter in 1951 and she survives.
There are six children, Mrs. Florence flack, Delaware; Mrs. Harold (Alice) Schroeder, Ottawa; Mrs. Larry (Elsie) McCarty, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs. Edward (Helen) Utendorf, Ottawa; Mrs. Harold (Ethel) Chesbro, Riverside, Calif. A son died in infancy.
A brother, Albert, of Fremont, is deceased.
Mr. Thompson was a member of the Masonic lodge in Ottawa and a 32nd degree Mason.
The body is at the Fischer Funeral Home, where arrangements had not been completed late Friday night.
- Findlay REPUBLICAN, AUGUST 18, 1951

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Thompson Florence Louise* [Female] b. 29 APR 1910 Ottawa, Putnam, OH - d. 3 OCT 1964 Delaware, OH

Documents:
Birth Record, Putnam County, OH

Burial Monument, Oak Grove Cemetery, Delaware, OH

Obituary:
Mrs. Florence Black, 54, of Delaware, Ohio, a former resident of Ottawa, died unexpectedly at her home Saturday morning. She was the daughter of Ben and Emma (Doepker) Thompson. She was married to James Black and he survives. Also surviving are sisters, Mrs. Edward (Helen) Utendorf, Mrs. Larry (Elsie) McCarty, and Mrs. Harold (Alice) Schroeder, all of Ottawa; and Mrs. Hal (Ethel) Chesbro, Riverside, Calif. Services and burial will be held Tuesday afternoon at Delaware. The Bennet-Brown Funeral Home in Delaware Is in charge of arrangements.
-Findlay Republican-Courier, 10-5-1964

Resided in Paulding, OH in 1920.

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Thompson Alice Ruth* [Female] b. 7 FEB 1913 Ottawa, Putnam, OH - d. 18 SEP 1977 Ottawa, Putnam, OH

Documents:
Death Record, Sts Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Ottawa, OH
Birth Record, Putnam County, OH
1940 US Census, Ottawa, Putnam, OH
Marriage Record, Putnam County, OH

Burial headtone, Saints Peter And Paul Cemetery, Ottawa, Putnam, OH

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Thompson Elsie A* [Female] b. 26 JAN 1915 Ottawa, Putnam, OH - d. 11 JAN 2004 Calvary Manor Nursing Home, Glandorf, OH

Obituary:
ELSIE A. McCARTY, 88, died at 11:50 p.m. Jan. 11, 2004, at Calvary Manor Nursing Home, Glandorf.
She was born Jan. 26, 1915, in Ottawa to Benjamin F. and Emma M. Doepker Thompson, who preceded her in death. On Jan. 19, 1954, she married Lawrence McCarty, who died Dec. 1, 1966.
Mrs. McCarty retired as the tax commissioner for the village of Ottawa and had worked at Buckeye Sugar. She was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church, Ottawa. She was a member of the London Bridge Club, Ottawa Senior Citizens and Order of Eastern Star.
Survivors include two sisters, Helen Utendorf of Ottawa and Ethel Chesbro of Riverside, Calif.; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by two sisters, Florence Black and Alice Schroeder.
-Lima News 1/12/2004

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Thompson Helen E* [Female] b. 3 FEB 1918 Arlington, Hancock, OH - d. 21 SEP 2006 Calvary Manor Nursing Home, Glandorf, Putnam, OH

Documents:
1940 US Census, Lima, Allen, OH
Marriage record, Putnam County, OH

Obituary:
She was a member of SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Ottawa, and its Altar Rosary Society. She had been a member of the Catholic Daughters of America and the London Bridge Club.
Survivors include three sons, Alan "Bud" (Judy) Utendorf of Arlington Heights, Ill., Donald (Joanne) Utendorf of Beavercreek and Dr. James Utendorf of Columbus; two daughters, Alice Ann (Justin) McCarthy of Strongsville and Barbara (Scott) Moorhead of Columbus Grove; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and a sister, Ethel Chesbro of California.

Documents:
1930 US Census, Upper Darby, Delaware, PA
1940 US Census, Detroit, Wayne, MI
Birth record, State of Michigan
Draft Registration Card, World War IAugustBauer_WWI_
Military Service Card, World War I

Burial headstone, Davis Memorial Park, Las Vegas, NV