Wells Family - Person Sheet
Wells Family - Person Sheet
NameLewis Kosciusko Gaddis 
Birth4 Aug 1845, Bangorville, Richland Co, OH
Census10 Oct 1850, Jefferson Twp, Richland Co, OH
Memoroll#724, pg 438
Census1870, Jefferson Twp, Richland Co, OH
Memoroll#1261, pg 80
Land Purchase27 Jun 1878, Richland Co, OH
Memofrom William Jasper Gaddis
Census17 Jun 1880, Jefferson Twp, Richland Co, OH
Memoroll #1061, pg 68
Land Purchase29 Aug 1882, Richland Co, OH
Memofrom Sherman N. Painter- executor of Daniel Thrush
Death22 Jan 1900, Walnut Hill, Richland Co, OH
Memoat home
Burial24 Jan 1900, Quaker Cem, Fredericktown, Knox Co, OH
MemoRev. E. D. Paulin
ReligionQuaker
FatherDavid Gaddis (1807-1872)
MotherRachel G. Murphy (1814-1876)
Misc. Notes
Edith Grice wrote that he was Irish and a Quaker. His middle name is written Kosciusko in the Murphy history from Eulala Woodward, and as Kosiosch in another record found earlier. Their marriage record is Affidavit #748, pg 251 (dated 1 Aug 1870) and marriage was on 3 Aug 1870 by Reuben Evart, Justice of the Peace. His brother Henry Gaddis gave the affidavit of age and eligible status.
The 1870 census says they were married in May. His purchase of land from his brother William Jasper Gaddis in 1878 is recorded as a Warranty Deed, and was referenced by Ernestine Gaddis (no copy).
Listed in 1880 Census Jefferson Twp, Richland Co as a farmer with an employee living in the household. His land purchase from Sherman N. Painter- executor of Daniel Thrush in 1882 was also referenced by Ernestine Gaddis (no copy).
The notice of his death in Mansfield News says that he died at his home near Walnut Hill (a suburb of Mansfield), age about 54 years, and survived by 4 sons and 4 daughters - it was not on microfilm and too fragile to copy in June '94.
His obit in the Bellville Messenger lists his birth and death, funeral service at his home by Rev. E. D. Paulin and interment at the Quaker Cem near Fredericktown - south side of Quaker Rd 1/4 mile east of St. Rt. 13, Middlebury Twp. Survived by 2 sisters and a brother, his wife and all 8 of their children.
[Obituary] Mansfield News - 30 Jan 1900, pg 3
Lewis Gaddis died at his home near Walnut Hill Monday, Jan. 22, aged about 54 years. He leaves a wife, 4 sons and 4 daughters. Funeral was held at his home Wednesday, conducted by Rev. E.D. Paullin.
The 1870 census says they were married in May. His purchase of land from his brother William Jasper Gaddis in 1878 is recorded as a Warranty Deed, and was referenced by Ernestine Gaddis (no copy).
Listed in 1880 Census Jefferson Twp, Richland Co as a farmer with an employee living in the household. His land purchase from Sherman N. Painter- executor of Daniel Thrush in 1882 was also referenced by Ernestine Gaddis (no copy).
The notice of his death in Mansfield News says that he died at his home near Walnut Hill (a suburb of Mansfield), age about 54 years, and survived by 4 sons and 4 daughters - it was not on microfilm and too fragile to copy in June '94.
His obit in the Bellville Messenger lists his birth and death, funeral service at his home by Rev. E. D. Paulin and interment at the Quaker Cem near Fredericktown - south side of Quaker Rd 1/4 mile east of St. Rt. 13, Middlebury Twp. Survived by 2 sisters and a brother, his wife and all 8 of their children.
[Obituary] Mansfield News - 30 Jan 1900, pg 3
Lewis Gaddis died at his home near Walnut Hill Monday, Jan. 22, aged about 54 years. He leaves a wife, 4 sons and 4 daughters. Funeral was held at his home Wednesday, conducted by Rev. E.D. Paullin.
Spouses
Birth27 Apr 1847, Perry Twp, Richland Co, OH
Death16 Dec 1936, Jefferson Twp, Richland Co, OH
Burial18 Dec 1936, Quaker Cem, Fredericktown, Knox Co, OH
FatherMatthew Harrison Beans (1820-1875)
MotherMary Ann Koonce (1821-1886)
Misc. Notes
Edith Grice wrote that she was from Ireland, and came from the "South". Their marriage record is Affidavit #748, pg 251 (dated 1 Aug 1870) and marriage was on 3 Aug 1870 by Reuben Evart, Justice of the Peace. In it her last name was listed as "Beans", not Bean as I had previously!
1880 census lists her parents as being born in Virginia.
She is listed with her children Herman, Iva and Louis in the 1900 census.
1920 census lists her as 72, living with the family of her daughter Iva M. Durbin.
At her 80th birthday party, given by her daughter Iva Durbin there were 18 families represented, including my grandparents (news clipping).
In 1930 she is listed as widowed and age 82 with her son Herman and daughter Iva plus her 2 sons.
[Obituary] News Journal - Thu, 17 Dec 1936, pg 16
Mrs. Jane Gaddis Succumbs Near Bellville.
BELLVILLE-Mrs. Jane Gaddis, 89, died Wednesday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ira Woodward, south of Bellville, following an illness of six months.
Born April 27, 1847, in Perry township, she spent her entire life in Richland county. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Lily Weller of Fredericktown, and Mrs. Alta Garber and Mrs. Woodward of Bellville; three sons, H. L. Caddis of Hamler, OH. and S. A. and J. L. Gaddis both, of Bellville; 25 grandchildren, 36 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
Funeral services will be held at 2:80 p. m. Friday at the Palmyra church. Burial will be in the Quaker cemetery at Fredericktown.
Death Cert gives her date and place of birth, death and burial. It says she was a widow, housewife and died of capillary bronchitis, with senility as a contributory factor. It lists her last name as Beans as well. Info was from Iva Woodward of Bellville.
1880 census lists her parents as being born in Virginia.
She is listed with her children Herman, Iva and Louis in the 1900 census.
1920 census lists her as 72, living with the family of her daughter Iva M. Durbin.
At her 80th birthday party, given by her daughter Iva Durbin there were 18 families represented, including my grandparents (news clipping).
In 1930 she is listed as widowed and age 82 with her son Herman and daughter Iva plus her 2 sons.
[Obituary] News Journal - Thu, 17 Dec 1936, pg 16
Mrs. Jane Gaddis Succumbs Near Bellville.
BELLVILLE-Mrs. Jane Gaddis, 89, died Wednesday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ira Woodward, south of Bellville, following an illness of six months.
Born April 27, 1847, in Perry township, she spent her entire life in Richland county. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Lily Weller of Fredericktown, and Mrs. Alta Garber and Mrs. Woodward of Bellville; three sons, H. L. Caddis of Hamler, OH. and S. A. and J. L. Gaddis both, of Bellville; 25 grandchildren, 36 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
Funeral services will be held at 2:80 p. m. Friday at the Palmyra church. Burial will be in the Quaker cemetery at Fredericktown.
Death Cert gives her date and place of birth, death and burial. It says she was a widow, housewife and died of capillary bronchitis, with senility as a contributory factor. It lists her last name as Beans as well. Info was from Iva Woodward of Bellville.
Marriage3 Aug 1870, Richland Co, OH
Marr Memoby Reuben Evart, JP
ChildrenOscar Newton (1871-1936)
Ada Leona (1873-1902)
Lillie Blanche (1876-1964)
Alta Diantha (1878-1964)
Sherman Alonzo (Twin) (1881-1981)
Herman Lorenzo (Twin) (1881-1962)
Iva Mae (1885-1972)
Jay Lewis (1887-1980)