… Lawrence Gaiser and also displays other information about his life.

… that confirms Agusta Gaiser’s year of death to be 1982.

… LeRoy and Lawrence. The links at the right reveal that the acreage listed in the transfer coincides with the acreage mentioned in the 1925 map and the 1929 news item about buying land from the Kramers.

…an image (found at Ancestry.com) shows the Gaiser headstone in the Darrtown cemetery and reveals her year of death. The Find A Grave website reveals her mother’s maiden name.

…is puzzling. Dwelling #28 is listed for Nettie and son, LeRoy Gaiser. Dwelling #29 is listed for Lawrence and Agusta Gaiser. Both dwellings are cited as being on the Oxford-Milford Township Line road (a heretofore, unknown location for the Gaiser family). It seems more likely that the census taker erred in recording the two addresses … and that Nettie and LeRoy lived on their Harris Road 60 acres and that Lawrence and Agusta lived on the Hamilton-Richmond Road 95 acres - purchased from the Kramers in 1929.  The two properties were located “around the corner” from each other and the census-taker may have visited the two families in succession - hence, the consecutive dwelling numbers.

…that she, husband George, and son, Steven, lived in Middletown, Ohio, and that Mable was still teaching school.

…for the WWII military draft, when he was 38 years old, married and living at the Hamilton-Richmond Road property. Click to see his typed record and an image of his original draft card. 

…combine to show Lawrence and Agusta Gaiser living at “State Route 177” - while Nettie Gaiser and her oldest son, LeRoy, are listed as living at “Center Station Road” - which is a name once used interchangeably with Harris Road. A one-room, brick, school house, once known as Center School, still (2024) stands on the south side of Harris Road.

…in a news item that is replicated at the link to the right.

…news articles addressed his passing. The original articles have been transcribed to a text file which appears in the link at the right.

…reveals that Jacob Gaiser, with others in his neighborhood, sold a right of way to the Rural Electric Cooperative.

…Lawrence Gaiser and Agusta Liebrich. The news items report a small and private ceremony and then describe details of bridal gift showers that followed.

…with the fourth one showing the NAMES of neighbors listed in the 1930 census and the fifth link shows a map that displays the approximate LOCATION of those neighbors.

…in which, Jacob and Lawrence Gaiser bought 96 acres from the Kramer heirs. This parcel of land became known Gaiser farm on Darrtown Pike.

…clicking the link at the right will reveal more info about Mable and her husband-to-be, George Zeller. Notice his place of birth.

…with her mother and brother, LeRoy to Osborn, Ohio, where Mable would begin a new chapter in her life … teaching and (spoiler alert!) marriage.

…, Mrs. Emma (Jarrett) Vinnage, of Hamilton, Ohio was announced. The news item mentioned facts of her life and named her husband, two brothers, and four sisters (including Nettie).

…60 acres owned by "Jac Geiser" and 100 acres owned by an “Adolph Geiser.” No genealogy records have been found for Adolph GEISER at Darrtown. However, records do exist for Adolph GeisLER … and there is a Geisler branch of the Darrtown Family Tree. The record of marriage at the right affirms that Adolph Geisler lived in Milford Township.

…, daughter of Jacob and Nettie Gaiser, was teaching at a Reily township school. The village of Reily is located about ten miles southwest of Darrtown.

…includes info about Jacob, his wife, Nettie, and their three children.

… was announced in a news item. Family members were named, along with facts about Henry’s life. Internment was at Miltonville, which is located between Jacksonburg and Trenton.

… was announced in a local newspaper and confirmed that John had been living with Jacob and Nettie near Darrtown. Other family members are named, along with facts about John’s life.

… that Nettie’s brother, Will Jarrett, and father, Henry Jarrett, still lived in the Jacksonburg area.

…as the owner of 60 acres, on the south side of Harris Road, in Section 20. The name “Wm. J. Cunningham” has been crossed-out. This aligns with info from the Recorder’s records above.

… that Jacob Gaiser sold 60 acres in Section 20 of Milford Township to Wm. J. Gaiser, on August 27, 1910. Presumably, this was the son (Jacob) transferring the land to the father (John) for reasons unknown.

… that Wm. J. Cunningham sold 60 acres in Section 20 of Milford Township to Jacob Gaiser, on August 27, 1910.

… reflects the household info that appears in 1910 report for Lawrence.

… shows his as the youngest of seven household members. The relationship of Staimore Thomas is unknown.

… announced the addition of son Lawrence Gaiser to the Jacob and Nettie Gaiser family.

…shows her living in Wayne Township with husband, Jacob, their son, LeRoy, and Jacob’s father, John.

married May 17, 1898 in a small, quiet ceremony.

… places the Jarrett family in Wayne Township, Butler County, Ohio and lists the Jarrett family members. Nettie is eight years old in 1880.

… reports that Jacob’s father, John Gaiser, was born in Wurtemburg, German.

...Jacob Gaiser was born in April of 1863, in Wayne Township, Butler County, Ohio, near the village of Jacksonburg. At the time, Jacob was seven years old, with six siblings; all girls.