Descendants of Margaret HAINLEY
and Henry OTTO
as of 13 September 2002
Generation No. 1
Return to Hainley
Outline
1. Margaret2 HAINLEY (Samuel1) was born 18 Dec 1815 in
East Sharpsburg, Huntingdon Co. PA1,2,3, and died 22 Mar 1891
in Altoona, Blair Co. PA4,5.
She married Henry OTTO 18325. He was born ca 17986, and
died 22 May 18727.
Notes for
Margaret HAINLEY:
1880 PA Census:
Blair Co. Altoona, Union Ave., ed 156, p. 26, lines 14-21
Series
T9, roll 1102, dwelling 193, family 208, 8 June 1880
Margret OTTO, 65, widow, Keeping House, b. Pa., father b. Va.,
mother b. Md.
Jos. J.,
23, son, single, Retail Coal Dealer
Sarah DUGAN,
35, dau, married, at home
James M.
DUGAN, 9, grandson, at school
Mary A.
STROH, 29, servant
George
ALBRIGHT, 19, Boarder, Laborer
John
WILLIAMS, 30, Boarder, married, Carpenter
Thos. McCORMICK, 27, Boarder, R.R. Brakeman
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Webb's
Altoona Directory, 1882-83, p. 173
Otto
Margaret, wid Henry, h Union av
n 19th
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Fierstines' Altoona City Directory, 1884-85, p. 195
Otto
Margaret, widow, h 1816 Union ave
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Clark's
Altoona City Directory, April 1886, p. 263
Otto
Margaret Mrs. widow Henry, h 1816 Union ave
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Clark's
Directory of the City of Altoona, Pa., for the year 1888, p. 264
Otto
Margaret, widow, oh 1816 Union ave
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Clark's
Directory of the City of Altoona, Pa. For the Year 1890, p. 284
Otto
Margaret Mrs. widow, home 1816 Union ave
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Blair
County, Pennsylvania, Will Book F, p. 588-592
Will of
Margaret Otto, Late of Altoona City, Deceased
In the
name of God amen, I, Margaret Otto of Altoona City in Blair County and State of
Pennsylvania widow being of sound mind memory and understanding do make and
publish this my last will and testament hereby revoking and making void all
former wills by me at any time heretofore made. As to such estate as it hath
pleased God to intrust me with I dispose of the same
as follows.
Item 1st.
I direct my Executor hereinafter named to pay all of my just debts and funeral
expenses as soon as may be convenient after my decease.
Item 2nd.
I give devise and bequeath to my daughter Sarah J. Dugan all of my household
and kitchen furniture bed and bedding &c of which I may own at the time of
my death and to her and her heirs and assigns forever.
Item 3rd.
I give devise and bequeath to my daughter Charlotte S. Delozier
all that certain lot or piece of ground which the western part of a *** story
double dwelling house is erected thereon and the same part as now occupied by
her husband and family adjoining the property of --- Alexander fronting ---
feet on Union Avenue known as the plank road 5 Ward in Altoona City Pa. my true
intention and meaning is that my said daughter Charlotte is to have all the
ground that is now enclosed by fence belonging to said Western part of double
dwelling house to have and to hold the same for and during her natural life and
after death to be divided equally share and share alike amongst her children
their heirs and assigns forever.
Item 4. I
give devise and bequeath to my daughter Sarah J. Dugan all that certain lot or
piece of ground with the Eastern part of said double dwelling which I now
occupy with my said daughter Sarah J. Dugan fronting on said Union Avenue ---
feet and adjoining the property which my said daughter Charlotte S. Delozier occupies and to the line of the Pa R. Road Co.
thence along said line of the Pa R.R. Co. to dividing line of said property and
my other property occupied by my son Josiah Otto to said line thence Southward
along said dividing line to said Union Avenue the place of beginning, to her
and her heirs and assigns forever in fee.
Item 5. I
give devise and bequeath to my said son Josiah Otto and his wife all that
certain piece of ground with one two story dwelling house and being the same
premises he now occupies fronting on said Union Avenue and the said lot or
piece of ground being enclosed with fence and being the Eastern part of my
property to have and to hold the same for and during his natural lifetime and
also this wife and after their death to be divided equally amongst my said son
Josiah's children their heirs and assigns forever in fee conditioned that the
sum of One Thousand Dollars be paid at the rate of ten dollars per month from
the date and if not paid to be and remain as a lien against said property until
paid by him or his heirs or assigns.
Item 6. I
direct my Executor hereinafter named to divide all money that I may have at the
time of my death and all moneys due and owing me after paying my said debts and
funeral expenses to be divided equally share and share alike amongst four of my
children namely Mrs. Elizabeth Hartle, John W. Otto,
Henry H. Otto, Mrs. Margaret Bechtel.
Item 7.
My said daughter Charlotte S. Delozier is to pay the
sum of Eight Dollars per month into the --- Loan and Building Association of
--- [****] until paid and if not paid at the time of my death to her and remain
as lien the amount of said loan due the said loan and building association
against the property which I bequeathed to her and the same she now occupies.
Item 8. I
hereby appoint and constitute my son in law Jacob Hartle
sole Executor of this my last will and testament.
In
witness whereof, I, Margaret Otto the testatrix have hereunto set her hand and
seal this 30 day of August 1888.
Margaret
(her X mark) Otto {Seal}
Signed
Sealed Published and declared by the above named Margaret Otto the testatrix as
and for her last will and testament in the presence of us who have hereunto
subscribed our names at her request in the presence of the said testator and of
each other.
J.N. Shillito
Jos. Lingenfelter
John
O'Toole
Codicil
I
Margaret Otto the within named testatrix, do hereby make and publish this
Codicil, to be added to my last will and testament, bearing date the 14 day of
November A.D. 1890, in manner following to wit:
I give
and bequeath unto my Grandson James M. Dugan all of my real estate that I have
bought from the Equitable Loan and Building Association that had formerly
belonged to my son John W. Otto, and in case of his death before the death of
his mother Sarah J. Dugan then in that case the property hereby bequeathed to
said James M. Dugan to revert to his mother Sarah J. Dugan in fee simple. Also
all personal property that belongs or appertains to said real estate. This
Codicil in no wise to interfere with any property owned by me prior to this
purchase, and not to interfere in any way with the disposition made by me of my
property as set forth in my will, to which this is a Codicil. [***] all
subsequently acquired property (meaning real estate) shall at my death revert
to my Grandson James M. Dugan unless otherwise provided by a later Codicil or a
conveyance of any portion in my lifetime.
In
witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 14 day of November
A.D. 1890.
Margaret
(her X mark) Otto {Seal}
Signed,
sealed and declared by the said Margaret Otto as and for a codicil to her last
will and testament in the presence of us, who in her presence and in the
presence of each other have at her request subscribed our names as witnesses
thereto.
A.V. Dively
H.J. Huss
Blair
County
This 26
day of March A.D. 1891 before J. Lee Plummer, Register for the probate of wills
and Granting Letters of Administration in and for the County of Blair,
personally came J.N. Shilling, Jos. Lingenfelter and
John O'Toole the subscribing witnesses to the above will, and being duly sworn
and affirmed according to law, did depose and say they were personally present
and saw and heard Margaret Otto, the testatrix, sign by her mark, seal, publish
pronounce and declare the foregoing instrument of writing as and for her
testament and last will, that they signed their names in the presence and at
the request of the said testatrix and in the presence of each other, and that
at the time of so doing she, the said testatrix was of perfect and sound mind
memory and understanding, to the best of their knowledge and belief.
J.N.
Shilling
Jos. Lingenfelter
John
O'Toole
Sworn,
Affirmed and subscribed before me, J. Lee Plummer, Register
Blair
County SS. This 26 day of March A.D.
1891 before me J. Lee Plummer Register for the Probate of wills and Granting
Letters of Administration in and for the County of Blair personally came A.V. Dively and H.J. Huss the
subscribing witnesses to the above Codicil attached to the above will and being
duly sworn according to law, did depose and say they were personally present
and saw and heard Margaret Otto the testator sign, by her mark, seal publish
pronounce and declare the foregoing instrument of writing as and for a Codicil
to her testament and last will, that they signed their names in the presence and
at the request of the said testatrix and in the presence of each other, and
that at the time of so doing she the said testatrix was of perfect and sound
mind memory and understanding, to the best of their knowledge and belief.
A.V. Dively
H.J. Huss
Sworn and
Subscribed before me, J. Lee Plummer, Register
Blair
County SS.
Before me
the Register for the Probate of Wills and Granting Letters of Administration
ion and for the County of Blair personally came Jacob Hartle
who, being duly sworn, does depose and say that as executor of the last Will
and Testament of Margaret Otto deceased, he will well and truly administer the
goods and chattles, rights and credits of said
deceased, according to law, and also will diligently comply with the provisions
of the law relating to Collateral Inheritance.
Jacob Hartle
Sworn and
Subscribed before me, March 26, A.D. 1891.
J. Lee
Plummer, Register
Jacob Hartle, Executor of Margaret Otto, Deceased
Memorandum.
Died
March 22, 1891.
Proof of
Death filed March 26, 1891.
Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Margaret Otto late of Altoona City deceased, were
on the 26 day of March 1891, granted to Jacob Hartle
of Altoona City, Penna.
Witness
my hand and official seal this 26 day of March A.D. 1891
J. Lee
Plummer, Register
Inventory
and Appraisement filed April 28, 1891 amt. $958.95
First and
partial acct. filed May 19, 1892 and certified to the Orphans Court at June
Term 1892
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The
Altoona, PA "Mirror" issue of 23 March 1891, p. 1, center column
Mrs.
Margaret Otto, an Aged Lady of This City, Passes to Her Reward, Her Death
Having Occurred Yesterday Morning--She was Greatly Respected and Had Numerous
Friends
Mrs.
Margaret Otto, widow of the late Henry Otto, and one of the oldest and best
known residents of this city, died at her residence, 1816 Union avenue, about 9
o'clock yesterday morning. It is a singular coincidence that her husband died
March 22, 1872, just nineteen years ago. Mrs. Otto, whose maiden name was Hanely, was born near East Sharpsburg, Blair (then
Huntingdon) county, December 18, 1815, and was therefore 75 years, 3 months and
4 days of age at the time of her death, and during all these years she was a
resident of this county. She was married to Henry Otto in 1832 and became the
mother of nine children, of whom two preceded her to the other world--one a
daughter who died in childhood, the other a son, Jacob, who was killed in front
of Petersburg, Va., April 2, 1865, while in the union service. Those who
survive are: Mrs. Jacob Hartle, Mrs. S.J. Dugan, Mrs. James T. Delozier,
Henry, John W. and J.J., all of Altoona, and Mrs. John Beightel,
of Taylor township. There is also a foster son, Mr. George Albright, of Philadelphia,
twenty-four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Two sisters, Mrs.
Daniel Glass, of this city, and Mrs. David Glass, of Portland, Oregon, and one
brother, Christian Hanely, of Taylor township, also
survive her. Mrs. Otto was a resident of Altoona since 1866, and a faithful
member of the Church of God since childhood. The funeral cortege will leave the
late residence at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and proceed to the bethel of the
Church of God, where suitable services will be held. Interment in Fairview
cemetery.
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Notes for
Henry OTTO:
1840 PA
Census: Huntingdon Co. Hopewell Twp. p. 150, line 18
Series
M704, roll 462
Henry
OTTO
Males: 2 (<5); 1 (40-50)
Females: 2 (<5); 1 (20-30)
6 family
members total
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1850 PA
Census: Blair Co. North Woodbury Twp. p. 54
Henry
OTTO, 52, Laborer, b. Pa.
Margaret,
32
Elizabeth,
15; Jacob, 14; Margaret, 12; Henry, 10; Ann M., 8
Sarah J.,
6; John U., 4
versus
the following suspiciously similar entry:
1850 PA
Census: Blair Co. Huston Twp. p. 113
Henry
OTTO, 30, Carpenter, b. Pa.
Margaret,
30
Betsey,
14; Jacob, 12; Margretta, 10; Henry, 8; Maria, 6
Sarah, 4;
John, 2
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1860 PA
Census: Need to locate this family.
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1870 PA
Census: Blair Co. Altoona, 5th Ward p. 139
Henry
OTTO, 72, Shoemaker, $8000 Real Estate / $200 Personal Estate, b. Pa.
Margaret,
54, Keeping House
Josiah,
15, Laborer
Sarah,
22, at home
Charlotte,
10, do
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Fairview
Cemetery, Altoona, Blair Co. PA
Transcribed
and photographed 8 August 2002 by Michael S. Caldwell
HENRY
OTTO / DIED / *** 22, 1872 / AGED / [illegible]
MARGARET
/ WIFE OF / HENRY OTTO. / DIED / MAR. 22, 1891, / AGED 74 YRS
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Children
of Margaret HAINLEY and Henry OTTO are:
+ 2 i. Elizabeth3
OTTO, born Sep 1835; died Oct 1929.
3 ii. Jacob OTTO, died 2 Apr 1865 in Petersburg,
VA8.
+ 4 iii. Margaret OTTO, born 21 Nov 1839; died 11 Dec
1896 in Roaring Spring, Blair Co. PA.
+ 5 iv. Henry H. OTTO, born 12 Mar 1842 in Roaring
Spring, Blair Co. PA; died 31 Jan 1910 in Altoona, Blair Co. PA.
6 v. Anna M. OTTO, born 14 Apr 18429;
died 1 Oct 18549.
Notes for
Anna M. OTTO:
East
Sharpsburg Cemetery, Taylor Twp. Blair Co. PA
Transcribed
and photographed 8 August 2002 by Michael S. Caldwell
ANNA
M. / Dau. of / HENRY & MARGT. OTTO / Died Oct. 1,
1854, / Aged 12 Yrs. 5 Mo. 17 Ds.
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+ 7 vi. Sarah Jane OTTO, born Jan 1844; died 1 Dec
1923 in Altoona, Blair Co. PA.
+ 8 vii. John W. OTTO, born ca 1851; died Aft. 1910.
+ 9 viii. Josiah J. OTTO, born Jan 1855; died Aft.
1920.
+ 10 ix. Charlotte S. OTTO, born Jul 1860; died Aft.
1920.
Generation No. 2
2. Elizabeth3 OTTO (Margaret2
HAINLEY, Samuel1) was born Sep 183510,11, and died
Oct 192912. She
married Jacob K. HARTLE ca 185413. He was born Jan 183414,15,
and died Jan 191416.
Notes for
Jacob K. HARTLE:
1900 PA
Census: Blair Co. Altoona City, 6th Ward, ed 55, p. 9a, lines 35-41
Series
T623, roll 1380, dwelling 167, family 174, #1806 Fifth Avenue, 5 June 1900
Jacob
HARTEL, Head, Jan 1834, 66, marr. 46 yrs, b. Pa.,
parents b. Pa., Janitor: School Building
Elizabeth,
wife, Sep 1835, 64, marr. 46 yrs, 4 children / 4
still alive, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.
George
W., son, Apr 1857, 43, single, b. Pa., Painter
Martin G.
HAMMEL, son-in-law, Jun 1854, 45, marr. 19 yrs, b.
Pa., parents b. Pa., Train Dispatcher R.R.
Mariah
J., dau, Sep 1859, 40, marr.
19 yrs, 2 children / 2 still alive, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.
Bertha
E., g-dau, Sep 1882, 17, at school; George W., g-son,
Jan 1885, 15, at school
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Children
of Elizabeth OTTO and Jacob HARTLE are:
11 i. George W.4
HARTLE, born Apr 185717.
12 ii. Mariah J. HARTLE, born Sep 185918. She married Martin G. HAMMEL ca 188119;
born Jun 185420.
4. Margaret3 OTTO (Margaret2
HAINLEY, Samuel1) was born 21 Nov 183921,22, and
died 11 Dec 1896 in Roaring Spring, Blair Co. PA23,24. She married John O. PEIGHTEL. He was born 7 Jan 183125,26,
and died 4 Sep 190127.
Notes for
Margaret OTTO:
The
Altoona, PA "Mirror" issue of 14 December 1896, p. 8, col. 1
Died of a
complication of diseases at her home in Roaring Spring, on Friday last. She is
survived by the following brothers and sisters, residing in this city: Mrs. Jacob Hartle,
Mrs. Sarah Duganne, Mrs. J.T. Delosier,
and John W. and Henry Otto. The interment was made at Roaring Spring yesterday.
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Notes for
John O. PEIGHTEL:
1880 PA
Census: Blair Co. Taylor Twp. ed 178, p. 2, lines 16-20
Series
T9, roll 1103, dwelling 13, family 13, 1 June 1880
John
BEIGHTEL, 49, Married, Farmer, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.
Margret, 40, Wife, Married, Keeping House, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.
Mary J.,
18, dau; Susan W., 16, dau;
Harry, 9, son
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1900 PA
Census: Blair Co. Taylor Twp. ed 91, p. 4a, lines 30-33
Series
T623, roll 1382, dwelling 65, family 66, 7 June 1900
George P.
GARBER, Head, Aug 1862, 49, marr. 14 yrs, b. Pa.,
parents b. Pa.
Susan L.,
wife, Sep 1862, 49, marr. 14 yrs, 1 child / 1 still
alive
Emory C.,
son, Oct 1886, 13
John O.
PEIGHTEL, Father-in-law, Nov 1830, 69, widow, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.
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Children
of Margaret OTTO and John PEIGHTEL are:
13 i. Mary J.4
PEIGHTEL, born ca 186228.
14 ii. Susan Leora
PEIGHTEL, born 9 Sep 1862 in Taylor Twp. Blair Co. PA29,30;
died 6 Mar 1938 in Roaring Spring, Blair Co. PA30. She married George P. GARBER 9 Feb 188530;
died Jun 191630.
Notes for
Susan Leora PEIGHTEL:
Blair
County Genealogical Society, Archie Claar Collection
of Obituaries
Volume
10, p. 88, 1938 volume
Mrs. Leora (Beightel) Garber of 715
Bloomfield street, Roaring Spring, died at her residence Sunday morning at 5:45
o'clock.
Born in
Taylor township, Blair county, September 9, 1862, she was the daughter of John
O. and Margaret (Otto) Beightel. She married George
P. Garber in Roaring Spring February 9, 1886. He died in June, 1916.
Members
of the family include two children, Emory C. and Melda
J. Garber, both of Roaring Spring, and one brother, Harry Beightel
of Roaring Spring.
Mrs.
Garber was a member of the Brethren in Christ church of Martinsburg.
[pencil
date "3/6"; from 1938 volume - was this the date of death or issue
date of newspaper? - ed.]
[a
second, similar obituary follows, note different spelling of maiden name and
different marriage year - ed.]
LEORA
BECHTEL GARBER
Widow of
George P. Garber, died at her home, 715 Bloomfield street, Roaring Spring,
Sunday evening at 5.45 o'clock, death being attributed to a complication of
ailments. Mrs. Garber was a daughter of John O. and Margaret (Otto) Bechtel and
was born in Taylor township on Sept. 7, 1862. She was united in marriage with
Mr. Garber at Roaring Spring on Feb. 9, 1885. He died in June, 1916. Surviving
are two children, Emory C. and Melda J. Garber, both
of Roaring Spring, and one brother, Harry Bechtel of Roaring Spring. Mrs.
Garber was a member of the Brethren in Christ church in Martinsburg. Friends
are being received at the home.
[pencil
date "3/6" - ed.]
GARBER--Funeral
services for Mrs. Leora (Beightel)
Garber will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock in the Albright
Church of the Brethren near Roaring Spring, in charge of Rev. A.H. Stern,
pastor of the Brethren in Christ church. Interment will be made in the Albright
cemetery. Friends are being received at the home, 715 Bloomfield St., Roaring
Spring.
[pencil
date "3/8" - ed.]
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Notes for
George P. GARBER:
1900 PA
Census: Blair Co. Taylor Twp. ed 91, p. 4a, lines 30-33
Series
T623, roll 1382, dwelling 65, family 66, 7 June 1900
George P.
GARBER, Head, Aug 1862, 49, marr. 14 yrs, b. Pa.,
parents b. Pa.
Susan L.,
wife, Sep 1862, 49, marr. 14 yrs, 1 child / 1 still
alive
Emory C.,
son, Oct 1886, 13
John O.
PEIGHTEL, Father-in-law, Nov 1830, 69, widow, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.
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15 iii. Harry PEIGHTEL, born ca 187131.
5. Henry H.3 OTTO (Margaret2
HAINLEY, Samuel1) was born 12 Mar 1842 in Roaring Spring, Blair Co.
PA32,33,34,35,36, and died 31 Jan 1910 in Altoona, Blair Co.
PA37,38,39. He married
(1) first wife (OTTO). She died
ca 1865. He married (2) Mary Amelia
WESTLEY 23 Dec 1869 in Altoona, Blair Co. PA40,41,42. She was born 29 Aug 184443,44,45,46,
and died 29 Apr 1914 in Altoona, Blair Co. PA47,48.
Notes for
Henry H. OTTO:
1870 PA
Census: Blair Co. Altoona, 5th Ward p. 139
Henry
OTTO, 29, Teamster, $2500/$600, b. Pa.
Mary, 24,
Keeping House
Sarah, 6,
@ home
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Webb's
Altoona Directory, 1882-83, p. 173
Otto
Henry H., teamster, h 4th av bel
11th
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Fierstines' Altoona City Directory, 1884-85, p. 195
Otto
Henry, teamster, h 1023 4th ave
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Clark's
Altoona City Directory, April 1886, p. 263
Otto
Henry H. teamster, h 1023 Fourth ave
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Clark's
Directory of the City of Altoona, Pa., for the year 1888, p. 264
Otto
Henry H., proprietor Altoona Steam Laundry, 1325 Eleventh ave,
o h 1021 Fourth ave
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Clark's
Directory of the City of Altoona, Pa. For the Year 1890, p. 284
Otto
Henry H. laundry, o h 1021 Fourth ave
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Clark's
Altoona City Directory and Year Book, 1891, p. 270
Otto
Henry H., prop. steam laundry, 1412 Tenth ave, o h
1011 Fourth ave.
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1900 PA
Census: Blair Co. Altoona Ward 3, 1st Precinct, ed 45, p. 14a, lines 46-50
& p. 14b, lines 51-52
Series
T623, roll 1380, dwelling 280, family 284, #1412 10th Avenue, 13 June 1900
Henry H.
OTTO, Head, Mar 1845, 55, marr. 30 yrs, b. Pa.,
parents b. Pa., Proprietor: Laundry
Mary,
wife, Aug 1852, 47, marr. 30 yrs, 7 children / 2
still alive, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.
Harry,
son, Dec 1874, 25, Teamster; Howard, son, Sep 1877, 22, Teamster
Charles,
son, Dec 1879, 20, P.R. Freight Shop; Wallace, son, July 1882, 17, works in
laundry
George,
son, Sep 1889, 10, at school
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Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics
Place of
Death: Blair County, City of Altoona,
2nd Ward, 901 7th Avenue
Full
Name: HENRY H. OTTO
Sex: Male
Color: White
Date of
Birth: Mar 12, 1842
Age: 67 yrs, 10 mos,
[illegible] days
Marital
Status: Married
Birthplace: Pa.
Occupation: Laundryman
Name of
Father: Henry Otto
Birthplace
of Father: Pa.
Maiden
Name of Mother: Margaret Hainly
Birthplace
of Mother: Pa.
Informant: Mrs. H.H. Otto, 901 7th Ave.
Date of
Death: Jany.
31, 1910
Cause of
Death: Catarrhal Bronchitis
Place and
Date of Burial: Fairview, Feb. 2, 1910
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The
Altoona, PA "Tribune" issue of 1 February 1910, p. 8, col. 5
At 3
o'clock yesterday morning, Henry H. Otto, a widely known citizen of this city,
residing at 901 Seventh avenue, passed to his reward after a lingering illness
of about a year from a complication of diseases. For eighteen years, he had
been running the Model laundry, being one of the pioneer laundrymen of the
city. For forty-five years, he has been in business here, formerly being a
contractor.
He was
born near Roaring Spring, on March 12, 1842, spending his youth in that
locality and enlisting in the Two Hundred and Fifth regiment, Pennsylvania
volunteers at the opening of the Civil war, being wounded at the battle of Fort
Steadman on March 25, 1865. When the war closed, he came to Altoona. He was a
consistent member of the Second Lutheran church. His first wife died forty-five
years ago. He is survived by a daughter of his first wife, Mrs. Charles Delano,
of this city. His second wife and five sons survive: Harry, Howard, Charles, Wallace and George,
all living in this city. Two brothers, Joseph [Josiah - ed.], of Philadelphia,
and John, of Pittsburg; three sisters, Mrs. Jacob Hartle,
Mrs. Sarah Duganne and Mrs. James Delozier
also survive. The funeral services will be conducted by Dr. A.E. Wagner at the
late home at 2.30 on Wednesday afternoon with interment in Fairview cemetery.
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Fairview
Cemetery, Altoona, Blair Co. PA
Transcribed
and photographed 8 August 2002 by Michael S. Caldwell
HENRY
H. OTTO / MAR. 12. 1842 / JAN. 31. 1910
MARY
A. / WIFE OF / H.H. OTTO / AUG. 7. 1844 / APR. 29. 1914
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Notes for
Mary Amelia WESTLEY:
The
Altoona, PA "Mirror" issue of 29 April 1914, p. 16, col. 2
Daughter
of John Westley, one of the pioneer settlers in
Altoona and Blair county and the builder of the first house in this city, died
this morning at 4.30 o'clock at her home, 901 Seventh avenue, after suffering
from a complication of diseases. She made her home with her son, Wallace E.
Otto, for the past four years. She was the widow of Henry H. Otto. Mrs. Otto
was born in Sinking Valley on Aug. 29, 1844, and was in her seventieth year.
She has resided in Blair county all her life and watched the city grow from a
small village to its present size. She was married in Altoona in December,
1870. She is survived by five sons and one daughter, Harry H., Howard, Charles,
Wallace W., George and Mrs. Sallie Dellano, all of
this city, and two sisters and one brother, Miss Annie Westley,
Mrs. John Cole and Samuel Westley of this city.
Surviving are six grandchildren. She was a member of the Second Lutheran
church. The funeral will be held on Friday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, with
services at her late residence. Interment will be made in Fairview cemetery.
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Child of
Henry OTTO and first (OTTO) is:
16 i. Sarah4
OTTO, born ca 186449.
She married Charles DELANO.
Children
of Henry OTTO and Mary WESTLEY are:
17 i. Harry4
OTTO, born Dec 187450.
18 ii. Howard OTTO, born Sep 187751.
19 iii. Charles E. OTTO, born Dec 187952;
died 196053.
Notes for
Charles E. OTTO:
Fairview
Cemetery, Altoona, Blair Co. PA
Transcribed
and photographed 8 August 2002 by Michael S. Caldwell
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20 iv. Wallace OTTO, born Jul 188254.
21 v. George OTTO, born Sep 188955.
7. Sarah Jane3 OTTO (Margaret2
HAINLEY, Samuel1) was born Jan 184456,57,58, and
died 1 Dec 1923 in Altoona, Blair Co. PA59. She married James Moore DUGANNE 187060.
Notes for
Sarah Jane OTTO:
1900 PA
Census: Blair Co. Altoona City, 9th Ward, ed 67, p. 9b, lines 83-86
Series
T623, roll 1381, dwelling 187, families 187 & 188, #1816 Union Avenue, 6
June 1900
[family
187]
Sarah J.
DUGAN, Head, Jan 1844, 56, widow, 1 child / 1 still alive, b. Pa., parents b.
Pa.
[family
188]
Alonzo
BURKHEIMER, Head, Apr 1862, 38, marr. 8 yrs, b. Pa.,
parents b. Pa., House Carpenter
Mary K.,
wife, Mch 1869, 31, marr. 8
yrs, 1 child / 1 still alive, b. Pa., parents b. Pa., Dress Maker
Reuben
H., son, Sep 1894, 5
[Not
certain of the connection, if any, between the two listed families in this
dwelling - ed.]
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The
Altoona, PA "Mirror" issue of 3 December 1923, last page, cols. 1-2
Of 2616
Eighth avenue died at her home Saturday afternoon after two weeks' illness.
Deceased was born Nov. **, 1843, in Blair county, a daughter of Henry and
Margaret Otto. She was a member of the Christian Missionary **** church. She
was united in marriage with Rev. James Moore Duganne
in 1870 at Huntingdon, Pa. Her husband died twelve years ago and she is
survived by one son, Prof. James **** Duganne, one
grandson, Carl Duganne, both of this city, and one
brother, J.J. Otto of Philadelphia. The remains have been taken to the Stevens
Memorial chapel where funeral services will be held at 9.30 o'clock Tuesday
morning with Rev. E.I. Milburn officiating. Interment will be made in Fairview
cemetery. The remains may be viewed in parlor No. 3 at any time.
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Fairview
Cemetery, Altoona, Blair Co. PA
Transcribed
and photographed 8 August 2002 by Michael S. Caldwell
SARAH
J. DUGANNE / 1842 - 1923
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Child of
Sarah OTTO and James DUGANNE is:
+ 22 i. James Mahlon4
DUGANNE, born 1870; died 1926.
8. John W.3 OTTO (Margaret2
HAINLEY, Samuel1) was born ca 185161, and died
Aft. 1910. He married (1) Clarice
LINDSEY. She was born ca 185162,
and died Dec 189563.
He married (2) Emily D. (OTTO) ca 189764. She was born ca 187065.
Notes for
John W. OTTO:
1880 PA
Census: Blair Co. City of Altoona, Eighth Ave., ed 157, p. 14, lines 21-25
Series
T9, roll 1102, dwelling 116, family 136, 3 June 1880
John W.
OTTO, 34, Married, Carpenter, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.
Clarence,
29, Wife, Married, Keeping House, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.
Carrie,
9, dau, attends school; Georg,
7, son, attends school
John, 4,
son
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Webb's Altoona
Directory, 1882-83, p. 173
Otto John
W. carp, 8th av n 21st, h do
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Fierstines' Altoona City Directory, 1884-85, p. 195
Otto J.W.
contractor, h 2104 8th ave
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Clark's
Directory of the City of Altoona, Pa. For the Year 1890, p. 284
Otto John
W., planing mill cor
Twenty-second st and Eighth ave,
contractor and builder, o h 2104 Eighth ave
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Clark's
Altoona City Directory and Year Book, 1891, p. 270
Otto John
W, carpenter, o h 2104 Eighth ave.
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1910 PA
Census: Allegheny Co. Pittsburgh, Ward 13, #7102 [Chaner?]
St., ed 442, p. 10b, lines 62-63
Series
T624, roll 1303, dwelling 201, family 233, 23 April 1910
John W.
OTTO, Head, 59, marr. (2nd time) 13 yrs, b. Pa.,
parents b. Pa., House Carpenter
Emily D.,
wife, 40, marr. (2nd time) 13 yrs, no children, b.
Pa., parents b. Pa.
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