| Generation No. 6 136a. Laska Eugene. Raker (Daniel, John A., Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born September 18,1869, and died September 17, 1946. He married Florence Lueth. December 21, 1928. She was born July 25, 1906 and died March 1992. More About Laska Eugene: Obituary in the Ellensburg Daily Record, September 17, 1946 DEATH COMES TO L. EUGENE RAKER Retired Ellensburg Minister Succumbs Here Early Today Laska Eugene Raker, 77, retired Ellensburg minister, died at a local hospital early today after an illness of two weeks. He formerly was pastor of the Baptist Community church at Kittitas. Born September 8, 1869, at Delta, O., he was a graduate of the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. He served as an evangelist and held several pastorates in Ohio churches, later studying at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville, Ky., and the Cincinnati Bible Seminary, after which he was ordained as a minister in the Christian church. Just before moving to the Kittitas valley in 1931 he resigned as pastor of the First Christian church of Byesville, O., because of a chronic throat condition. His condition improved after he came to the valley and he served as pastor of the Kittitas church. Before coming here he operated a retail dairy at St. Joseph Mo., and also was in business in Boise, Idaho, and later took up a homestead near Reno, Nev. He operated a Fairview district farm here, until four years ago, when he moved to Ellensburg. He brought enough cobblestones from the farm to build a novel home on East Eighth street, the idea having been inspired by the three cobblestone mansions of the Studebaker brothers which he saw at Anderson, Ind., 40 years before. The Eighth street property recently was purchased by the county for expansion of the Rodeo grounds. Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Florence Lueth of Mt. Clemens, Mich.; a daughter, Rachel, eight years old, and a son, Paul, four. Also surviving are a foster sister, Mrs. Charles Miller of Fort Wayne, Ind., and numerous other relatives in Ohio. At the time of his death he was a member of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church of Ellensburg. Funeral services will be held at the Honeycutt chapel Thursday afternoon at 1:30 clock, with Rev. J. R. Irwin officiating. Burial will be in the I.O.O.F. cemetery. The family requests that only garden flowers be sent and that money intended for flowers be donated to an Alliance or other fundamental missionary organization. Children of Laska Raker and Florence Lueth are: i. Rachel7 Elizabeth, born June 25, 1938: m. James (Jim) McKerihan, September 13, 1958: b. September 17, 1934 ii. Paul Eugene Raker, born May 27, 1942: m. June Eason. 136. Nettie M. Galagher (Elizabeth Raker, John A., Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born January 04, 1867 in Ohio. She married (1) William J. Purdy. He was born 1865. She married (2) Ulysses G Chaney June 04, 1899 in Toledo, Lucas, Ohio. He was born 1867 in Ohio. Child of Nettie Galagher and William Purdy is: 188 i. Ivan Dueer Purdy, born May 27, 1893. 144. Elmer Franklin Valentine (Mary Jane Raker, Martin Raker Jr., Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born September 12, 1867, and died July 13, 1951. He married Louise Maria Andrews July 17, 1888. She was born March 24, 1870, and died April 20, 1953. Children of Elmer Valentine and Louise Andrews are: 189 i. Eral Andrew Valentine, born March 08, 1889; died April 18, 1969. 190 ii. Russel Ray Valentine, born January 06, 1892. 191 iii. Myrtle Valentine. 146. Leila Valentine (Mary Jane Raker, Martin Raker Jr., Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born September 12, 1870. She married James Lenardson February 22, 1894. He was born November 20, 1870, and died December 20, 1908. Children of Leila Valentine and James Lenardson are: 192 i. Carl Lenardson, born September 01, 1894. 193 ii. Eva May Lenardson, born July 10, 1896. 194 iii. Harold Dewey Lenardson, born February 25, 1899. 195 iv. Hazel Lenardson. 196 v. Floyd Ernest Lenardson. 150. Louie E. Raker (Abraham J., Martin Raker Jr., Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born October 02, 1885 in Fulton County, Ohio, and died November 23, 1952. He married Hazel Hoffines October 14, 1911 in Fulton County, Ohio. She was born October 09, 1895, and died April 22, 1974. Notes for Louie E. Raker: Louie Raker was born and raised the first place north of Raker Corner's. Children of Louie Raker and Hazel Hoffines are: 197 i. Clyde N. Raker, born August 26, 1912. He married Florence L. Hines March 12, 1933 in Fulton County, Ohio. + 198 ii. Floyd Raker, born April 28, 1914. 199 iii. Clifton (Skip) Raker, born March 03, 1925. He married Mary (Clair) May 24, 1947; born in Wasuseon. Notes for Clifton (Skip) Raker: Member of the 1954 Drill Team, Delta. President of Delta Rotary Club 1974 - 1975. + 200 iv. Ernest (Ernie) Raker, born June 08, 1929. 201 v. Catherine Raker, born March 22, 1918. She married Ervin Leininger January 18, 1936. 202 vi. Velma O. Raker, born August 18, 1919. She married George Simon May 22, 1943 in Fulton County, Ohio; born in Perrysburg, Ohio. 203 vii. Beatrice Raker, born February 06, 1923. She married Jerry Klostermeier May 14, 1949. + 204 viii. Willard J. Raker, born July 10, 1921. 152. Phedora (Dora) O. Raker (Oliver P., Jacob, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecke1 Jr.) was born December 24, 1868 in York Township, Fulton County, Ohio. She married Norval D. Fouty August 19, 1891 in Fulton County, Ohio. He was born in Wauseon, Ohio. Notes for Phedora (Dora) O. Raker: Martha Hester Raker b: April 1, 1908 (Neice) lived with Dora Sept 1911 after the death of her parents. Dore was described as a woman of high attainments and much refinement. More About Phedora (Dora) O. Raker: Education: Attended Toughmatch district school. Occupation: teacher More About Norval D. Fouty: Land: Property in York Township and residential property in Wauseon, Ohio. Children of Phedora Raker and Norval Fouty are: 205 i. Anna Louise Fouty, born 1894; died 1896. + 206 ii. Grant Fouty, born February 1896. 154. Fredrick A. Raker (Oliver P., Jacob, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born April 1874 in Delta, Fulton County, Ohio, and died 1958 in Delta, Fulton County, Ohio. He married Edith E. 1903. She was born 1878, and died 1964 in Delta, Fulton County, Ohio. More About Fredrick A. Raker: Burial: Raker Cementery, Ohio More About Edith E.: Burial: Raker Cementery, Child of Fredrick Raker and Edith E. is: 207 i. Alice L. Raker, born 1904; died 1922. More About Alice L. Raker: Burial: Raker Cementery, Ohio. 158. Hulda Close (Wheatlhy Ann Raker, Jacob, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born June 1871 in Fulton County, Ohio. She married Edward Soles 1893 in Fulton County, Ohio. He was born August 1868. Children of Hulda Close and Edward Soles are: 208 i. Jennie E. Soles, born April 1893 in Fulton County, Ohio. 209 ii. Thomia D. Soles, born December 1896 in Fulton County, Ohio. 210 iii. Lowell P. Soles, born June 1899 in Fulton County, Ohio. 162. Edith May Raker (Amos Peery., Jacob, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker1 Jr.) was born November 17, 1878, and died June 05, 1916 in Delta, Fulton County, Ohio. She married Frank Pierce Crile December 21, 1898 in Fulton County, Ohio. He was born 1865, and died 1939 in Delta, Fulton County, Ohio. More About Edith May Raker: Burial: Raker Cementery, More About Frank Pierce Crile: Burial: Raker Cementery, Children of Edith Raker and Frank Crile are: 211 i. Leona Fern Crile. She married Wilbur Bruner July 27, 1906. 212 ii. Florence Thelma Crile, born September 28, 1899; died in in infancy. More About Florence Thelma Crile: Burial: Raker Cementery, + 213 iii. Claude Clarence Crile, born November 18, 1900; died September 07, 1976. + 214 iv. Alice Bernice Crile, born October 03, 1903. 163. Nora Zell (Norrie) Raker (Amos Peery., Jacob, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born December 13, 1883, and died October 02, 1968. She married R. W. Russell June 15, 1910 in Fulton County, Ohio. He was born February 20, 1878. Children of Nora Raker and R. Russell are: 215 i. Glen Russell, died in in infancy. + 216 ii. Lillian Marguerite Russell, born January 27, 1915. 164. Hallie Pearl Raker (Amos Peery., Jacob, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born April 05, 1885 in Fulton County, Ohio, and died July 21, 1988 in Fulton County, Ohio age 103. She married Lowell Maxwell Knapp June 15, 1910 in Fulton County, Ohio. He was born March 19, 1886 in Fulton County, Ohio, and died 1978 in Fulton County, Ohio. Notes for Hallie Pearl Raker: From HISTORY OF FULTON COUNTY, Lucas County Library: Lowell and Hallie Knapp on their 60th wedding anniversary. (June 8, 1970) I was born on Easter Sunday, April 5, 1885, the third of six girls, of Mary Ann Whitmer Raker and Amos Peery Raker. We were all born in a very small home behind grandfather Rakers, south of Delta, about two miles. My oldest sister was Edith Crile, then Nora Rim-sell, me, Elva Slater, and a baby sister Lola who died at birth, and my youngest sister Marguerite Poorman. We didn t have much money, but never considered ourselves poor. School consisted of three terms, spring term was two months, then a break, fail term for two months a break and then the winter term for four months. My teachers were Henry Mann, Ella Snyder, Laura Smout, Jessie Wilcot, Frank Butler, Edith Raker, Maine Moore and Roy Mann. There was a recitation bench in the front where each class was called to recite. I always got 100 in deportment. When we were fourteen years old, we were taken to Wauseon to take the Boxwell Examination. If we passed,we went to Delta High School without paying W tuition. It was a two mile walk and there were sixteen in my class.Verne Kesler was a playmate and we spent time braiding grass into dolls and used rags for hair ribbons. Once we sent small sister Elva to get these for us from the sack that always hung on the closet door. Since there were very few rags, she fell in head first screaming. We made grass houses and animals were made of apples and sticks and enclosed in paris. Teachers always took us to the woods in the spring with our lunches to pick flowers. We didn' t have children's parties, but neighborhood families shared potluck dinners and the day together often. Lowell Knapp and I were neighborhood kids together. We went together a long time and had to postpone our wedding when he became very ill and spent three months the in Toledo Hospital. We were married in 1910 and had been married sixty eight years at the time of his death in 1978. We adopted Bud when he was a year old. His mother, Alice Crile and Homer Grice, were divorced at that time. We adopted them both, Alice and Bud who was born in 1927. We never felt we took him away, for our home was hers too. Four years later she met Ted Cotton, in Detroit, Michigan, and married him. Bud spent a month or two with them, in Boston, each summer. He wrote that he wished he could be both places. The Ice Cream was better in Boston but he missed his bike and the chickens. He graduated from Delta High School in 1945, and went to Boston University one year, took the exam for Annapolis and graduated in four years. He rented a home there and we and the Cottons spent a month there together at the time of his graduation from Annapolis. He took his commission in the Air Force but never missed a week writing to us. He was in service for twenty eight years, and retired the day after Lowell died. He was in the Pentagon for four years and then to the Philippine Islands. His wife wouldn t go with him, so he too his son Mike. His wife, Lou, kept the two girls in Las Vegas end eventually married a doctor there. After his retirement, Bud married again, had two children and lived in Tacoma, Washington. Before his retirement he had been a Colonel for seven years. While in Thailand he was able to visit his cousin, Herbert Poorman, Commander of the Shangrila. While on board, he wrote of sleeping in the Admirals bed. Lowell and I were in the Convalescent home together for several years before his death. After this, Bud arranged for me to be in Tacoma. I flew to Denver, where I met his oldest daughter Susie, Mike and Stacy. These children were altogether at Susie s home for Thanksgiving. The next day, I flew onto Tacoma, Washington, where Bud had arranged for me to stay in a private home near him. The people were lovely, I had such good care and food. Bud never let me eat alone, they, or the children were always with me. His wife, Val, is a lovely mother to the two children, Debbie and Buddy. I stayed until spring but was happy to be home with my lifelong friends and my sister Margeurite. (This was taken from a Library History Tape, recorded in November of 1974 by Norma Baker Segrist at Howards Convalescent Home.) Hallie lived to be 103, she died July 21, 1988. by Hallle Raker Knapp Child of Hallie Raker and Lowell Knapp is: + 217 i. Bud Sknapp, born January 25, 1927. 165. Elva (Elvie) Hazel Raker (Amos Peery., Jacob4, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born May 07, 1889. She married Sam Slater October 17, 1909 in Fulton County, Ohio. He was born December 08, 1887, and died 1972. Children of Elva Raker and Sam Slater are: 218 i. William Slater, born February 22, 1914; died July 20, 1972. He married (1) Audrey Kline He married (2) Verna La Fountain; born August 25, 1917; died January 02, 1969. He married (3) Ruth Lenfesty + 219 ii. Helen Slater, born December 08, 1915. 166. Marguerite Amy Raker (Amos Peery., Jacob, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born September 17, 1898. She married Leo Poorman June 15, 1920 in Fulton County, Ohio. He was born September 10, 1897, and died January 03, 1964. Notes for Marguerite Amy Raker: From HISTORY OF FULTON COUNTY, Lucas County Library: Marguerite was born on a farm two miles south of Delta, September17, 1898. Her Grandfather, Jacob Raker and Grandmother Fanny Perry settled in Swancreek Township in 1839. Her Father was Amos Perry Raker and her Mother was Mary Ann Whitmer. This information is taken from the Oral History Series at the Delta library-an interview with Marguerite by Henna Jane Hunt on March 7, 1980. My eldest sister, Edith, is twenty years older than I and was teaching school when I was born. She married Frank Orile and had three children. My next sister, Nora Zell (Norrie) taught school for two years before marrying R. Russell. They lived on Plattson Road (Co. Rd.D) south of Delta on the old Russell farm and had two children. Sister Hallie taught school three years before she married Lowell Knapp and moved to the Knapp farm a half mile from the Raker homestead on Route 109. Sister Elva ‘Elvie" married Sam Slater after teaching for two years and had two children. She was the last teacher at the Tough Match School. It was always a question why the school and road was so called. Was it because the road was a rough, tough one, or that the boys living on it were rough and tough? My maternal grandparents, the Whitmers came from Switzerland. Our neighbors the Soles and Lillys and were always in and out of our house. We girls had a play house in a corncrib, made whistles of willow whips, braided grass into dolls, made dandelion chains, and there were swings in the orchard. We had lots of pets, new born pigs, calves, once in a while a colt, chicks, geese, dogs and cats. The men liked to hunt and they always came to our house for dinner. I walked to a one room school, where there were four in my class. We took a Boxwell Exam and if we passed, we could attend High School in town, free. I began teaching school at seventeen and had thirty six pupils. Several of them, almost as old as I. I taught for two years and met my future husband when I taught north of Tedrow and roomed with his parents, the Poormans. The war came at this time and Leo was gone, so I worked the summer in a War Plant in Dayton, Ohio. I taught one more year and when Leo was discharged from service, we were married in 1920. We lived in Columbus until he graduated. He then went to work for the Franz Stone Company and we built a home in Delta. The Twenties were really roaring for us, two sons, Herbert and Don were born, and my mother and father died. Herbert graduated from Delta High School and from Culver Military Academy in 1939. He went two years to Ohio State and then received an appointment to Annapolis. He was a great trumpet player and secured scholarships. Alter coming home from overseas and getting his wings, he married Alice Elizabeth Kelly, who was also in the service as a secretary To a Naval Air Commander. Herb always told me if he ever had his own carrier (ship), he would have reached his highest ambition, and sure enough he was appointed commander of the Shangrila. I was able to see this and to realize that his flag flew with the U.S. flag whenever he was aboard. He retired from the Navy after thirty three years and lives in Florida. He had two children, Scott and Barbara (Bacardi) who lives in Alaska. Our second son, Don, graduated from Delta High School in 1945. He attended Johnson Bible College for two years and graduated from Minnesota Bible College after two more years. He married Ruth Nelson from Kingston, Missouri. She was also a minister. They first ministered in Minnesota, then Fulton Union and Sylvania in Ohio, where a son, Mark, was born. Then while in Ypsilanti, Michigan, a daughter, Marie, was born. Both Don and Ruth secured teaching degrees from Eastern Michigan University and taught in Dearborn High for ten years. Don had never given up the dream of missionary work, so they left for Rhodesia, Mrica, where they taught in a private school for four years. They were in Austria a year and then in Puerto Rica for six years. I visited them twice in Puerto Rica and fell in love with the climate. I also spent eight months with them in Africa. Don and family returned to Dallas Christian College where he was Superintendent. Son Mark became a lawyer in Detroit, Michigan and married Kathryn Smith. Marguerite now lives, as of March 1989, with her son Don, in Texas. by Marguerite Poorman More About Marguerite Amy Raker: Occupation: teacher at Hoxie School. (Picture) Organization: York Birthday Club Children of Marguerite Raker and Leo Poorman are: + 220 i. Herbert Poorman, born May 09, 1921. + 221 ii. Don Leroy Poorman, born November 20, 1927. 169. Roscoe Calvin Raker (Calvin Romance, Jacob, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born April 24, 1888, and died March 16, 1976. He married Goldie Blanch Barner September 28, 1908 in Fulton County, Ohio, daughter of Winfield Barner and Nancy Snow. She was born January 01, 1888, and died October 11, 1967 in Wauseon, Ohio. More About Roscoe Calvin Raker: Burial: Edgar Funeral Home, Saturday, March 20, 1976. Officiating Rev. George R. Reese, Wauseon Cemetery. Occupation: Farmer Child of Roscoe Raker and Goldie Barner is: 222 i. Bernadean Lucile Raker, born 1919; died January 01, 1921. 170. Nellie Mildred Raker (Calvin Romance, Jacob, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born February 21, 1890 in Delta, Fulton County, Ohio, and died October 18, 1915 in Waseon, Fulton County, Ohio. She married Andrew J. Baker January 01, 1907 in Fulton County, Ohio. Children of Nellie Raker and Andrew Baker are: 223 i. Dorthy Leona Baker. 224 ii. Edith May Baker. 225 iii. Blossom Marie Baker. 173. Lillian (Lillie) May Raker (Calvin Romance, Jacob, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born May 1896. She married Marion Paul Johnston December 22, 1915 in Fulton County, Ohio, son of Abraham Johnston and Ada White. He was born July 10, 1895, and died October 01, 1933 in Fulton County, Ohio. More About Marion Paul Johnston: Burial: Greenlawn Cemetery, Ohio Children of Lillian Raker and Marion Johnston are: 226 i. Dale Johnston. 227 ii. Doris Johnston. She married Robert Meintzer October 10, 1943; born October 23, 1920 in Swanton, Ohio. 175. Elmer Raker (Calvin Romance, Jacob, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born July 1899 in Fulton County, Ohio, and died 1959 in Wauseon, Fulton County, Ohio. He married (1) Ethel V. Davidson, daughter of Joel Davidson and Eliza Frybatger. She was born October 14, 1909, and died September 01, 1993 in At Heartland of Wauseon. He married (2) Ethel Ealia Baker February 21, 1923 in Fulton County, Ohio, daughter of Charles Baker and Lelah. She was born January 25, 1904 in West Barre, Wauseon, Fulton County, Ohio, and died January 17, 1932 in Memorial Hospital, Wauseon, Fulton County, Ohio age 29.. More About Elmer Raker: Burial: Wauseon Cemetery, Wauseon, Ohio More About Ethel V. Davidson: Burial: Satueday, September 4,1993 Edgar-Griser Funeral Home, Wauseon, Rev. Mack Armstrong officiating. Wauseon Union Cemetery. Residence: Waseon, Fulton County, Ohio Children of Elmer Raker and Ethel Davidson are: + 228 i. Orville Leotis Raker, born December 31, 1926 in Fulton County, Ohio; died April 18, 1989 in Veterans Hospital, Ann Arbor, Mich. 229 ii. Lelah Edith Raker. She married Mandly 230 iii. Betty Eveline Raker. She married Barnes More About Betty Eveline Raker: Residence: Phoenix,AZ 231 iv. Dorothy (Dottie) Raker. She married Fuscon More About Dorothy (Dottie) Raker: Residence: Graysville,TN. Children of Elmer Raker and Ethel Baker are: 232 i. Betty Eveline Raker, born 1928. 233 ii. Lelah Edith Raker, born January 05, 1932. 177. David Leon Raker (Simon Albert, Abram, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born October 26, 1875, and died September 05, 1964 in Wauseon, Fulton County, Ohio. He married Stella (Estella) Arminta Tedrow July 04, 1905 in Fulton County, Ohio, daughter of Daniel Tedrow and Milly Osborn. She was born February 25, 1888 in Village of Sherwood, Defiance County, Ohio, and died December 22, 1969 in Lucas County, Ohio. Notes for David Leon Raker: Dr. S. P. Bishop from Delta Ohio, delivered David Leon Raker. He died at Detwiler Memorial Hospital. More About David Leon Raker: Burial: Greenlawn Cemetery Medical Information: Hypostatic pneumonia, due to cerebral thrombosis, due to arteriosclerotic cardio vascular disease Notes for Stella (Estella) Arminta Tedrow: Stella was a twin, but her twin sister was born dead. More About Stella (Estella) Arminta Tedrow: Burial: Greenlawn Cemetery Children of David Raker and Stella Tedrow are: 234 i. Helen M. Raker. She married Raymond D. Rashley November 23, 1935 in Fulton County, Ohio. + 235 ii. Howard Everet Raker, born August 18, 1906 in Delta, Fulton County, Ohio; died February 24, 1999 in Clairmont, Florida. 179. Samuel (Sam) Leroy Raker (Simon Albert, Abram, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born February 22, 1879 in Delta, Fulton County, Ohio, and died 1951 in Delta, Fulton County, Ohio. He married Lula C. Dull July 06, 1903 in Fulton County, Ohio. She was born 1883, and died 1965. Children of Samuel Raker and Lula Dull are: 236 i. John Raker, born 1904. 237 ii. Richard P. Raker, born 1908; died 1981. He married Huldah J. Pancost April 06, 1929 in Fulton County, Ohio; born 1910. More About Richard P. Raker: Burial: Greenlawn Cemetary More About Huldah J. Pancost: Burial: Greenlawn Cemetary, Delta, Ohio. 181. Albert (Bert) Earl Raker (Simon Albert, Abram, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born March 28, 1882, and died 1951. He married Priscilla M. Baker 1907. She was born 1886, and died 1939. More About Albert (Bert) Earl Raker: Burial: Greenlawn Cemetary, Delta, Ohio More About Priscilla M. Baker: Burial: Greenlawn Cemetary Children of Albert Raker and Priscilla Baker are: + 238 i. James A. Raker, born June 30, 1908 in Fulton County, Ohio; died July 1983 in Erie, Monroe County, Michigan. 239 ii. Thomas E. Raker, born 1910; died 1933 in Fulton County, Ohio. He married Martha Rose Tappan January 21, 1929 in Fulton County, Ohio More About Thomas E. Raker: Burial: Greenlawn Cemetery, Ohio. 183. Mildred Geniene Raker (Simon Albert, Abram, Martin Raker Sr., John Martin Roecker, Hans Martin Roecker Jr.) was born December 01, 1887 in Fulton County, Ohio. She married James P. Smith October 19, 1915 in Fulton County, Ohio. He was born 1875, and died 1927 in Fulton County, Ohio. More About Mildred Geniene Raker: Residence: June 1915, Delta, Fulton County, Ohio More About James P. Smith: Burial: Greenlawn Cemetery, Ohio Children of Mildred Raker and James Smith are: 240 i. W. James7 Smith. 241 ii. Elenore M. Smith. |
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