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Descendants of Nathaniel Piper

613. KATE⁹ HEINTZ (MARINDA⁸ PIPER, EZEKIEL⁷, DAVID⁶, ELISHA⁵, SAMUEL⁴, SAMUEL³, NATHANIEL², JOSIAS¹) was born December 06, 1844 in Selby, Illinois, and died Unknown. She married ISAAC ADOLPHUS WATSON November 25, 1879. He was born May 1844 in Chicago, Illinois, and died Unknown.

More About KATE HEINTZ:
Occupation: Express messenger on railroad
Resided: Chicago, Illinois

Child of KATE HEINTZ and ISAAC WATSON is:

FREDERICK¹⁰ WATSON, b. September 14, 1882, Chicago, Illinois; d. Unknown.

614. FETNAH⁹ HEINTZ (MARINDA⁸ PIPER, EZEKIEL⁷, DAVID⁶, ELISHA⁵, SAMUEL⁴, SAMUEL³, NATHANIEL², JOSIAS¹) was born March 05, 1846 in Selby, Illinois, and died March 18, 1942 in Los Angeles, California. She married LEANDER WHITE August 21, 1862, son of DAVID WHITE and LAVINIA HARDING. He was born March 29, 1838 in Batavia, Ohio, and died December 23, 1911 in Los Angeles, California.

More About FETNAH HEINTZ:
Occupation: Farmer
Resided: Selby, Illinois

Notes for LEANDER WHITE:
1900 CENSUS BERLIN TOWNSHIP, BUREAU COUNTY, ILLINOIS

WHITE LEANDER      head, white, male, march, 1838, age 62, married, 37 yrs, OHIO, NEW JERSEY, OHIO
farmer
FETNAH      wife, white, female, mar, 1846, age 54, married, 37 yrs, 10 children, 7 living, ILLINOIS, FRANCE, OHIO
JESSE H.      son, white, male, jan, 1879, age 21, single, CALIFORNIA, OHIO, ILLINOIS, farm
laborer
WINN W.      son, white, male, dec, 1882, age 17, single, ILLINOIS, OHIO, ILLINOIS, farm laborer
EDWARD C. son, white, male, oct, 1884, age 15, single, ILLINOIS, OHIO, ILLINOIS

Children are listed above under (606) Leander White.

615. HENRY⁹ HEINTZ (MARINDA⁸ PIPER, EZEKIEL⁷, DAVID⁶, ELISHA⁵, SAMUEL⁴, SAMUEL³, NATHANIEL², JOSIAS¹) was born June 01, 1849 in Selby, Illinois, and died Unknown in Princeton, Illinois. He married MARTHA SNYDER August 17, 1869. She was born August 17, 1851 in Hall, Illinois, and died Unknown.

Notes for HENRY HEINTZ:
1920 CENSUS PRINCETON, BUREAU COUNTY, ILLINOIS

Heintz, Henry      head/male/white/70/married/llinois/France/Ohio/farmer
Martha E            wife/female/white/68/married/Illinois/Germany/Germany
Alma N            daughter/female/white/43/divorced/Illinois/Illinois/Illinois
Fred            son/male/white/45/single/Illinois/Illinois/Illinois

More About HENRY HEINTZ:
Resided: Princeton, Illinois

Children of HENRY HEINTZ and MARTHA SNYDER are:

	i.		CORA¹⁰ HEINTZ, b. April 12, 1871, Nemaha County, Nebraska; d. Unknown; m. (1) JNO L. THOMPSON, November 25, 1891; d. Unknown; m. (2) CHARLES JONES, October 17, 1895, Bureau County, Illinois; d. Unknown.
	ii.		FREDERICK HEINTZ, b. September 25, 1872, Selby, Illinois; d. Unknown.
	iii.		ALMA NANCY HEINTZ, b. March 20, 1874, Hall, Illinois; d. Unknown.
	iv.		ANNIE MARINDA HEINTZ, b. July 17, 1875, Hall, Illinois; d. Unknown.
	v.		FLORA HEINTZ, b. June 16, 1877, Selby, Illinois; d. Unknown.
	vi.		BLANCHE HEINTZ, b. October 30, 1879, Dover, Illinois; d. August 1881, Dover, Illinois.

616. VIOLA ANN⁹ PIPER (HIRAM HARDING⁸, EZEKIEL⁷, DAVID⁶, ELISHA⁵, SAMUEL⁴, SAMUEL³, NATHANIEL², JOSIAS¹) was born November 23, 1860 in Malden, Illinois, and died Unknown in Malden, Illinois. She married WILLIAM SIDWELL MERCER February 05, 1880 in Bureau County, Illinois, son of LEVI MERCER and SABUREY SIDEWELL. He was born July 10, 1857 in Malden, Illinois, and died Unknown.

Notes for WILLIAM SIDWELL MERCER:
1900 CENSUS SHELBY TOWNSHIP BUREAU COUNTY, ILLINOIS
WILLIAM MERCER; head of household, white, male, July1857, age 42, married 20 years, born in Illinois, both parents born in Ohio, Farmer
VIOLA A.; wife, white, female, November 1866, age 39, married 20 years, had 2 children, 2 children living, born in Illinois, both parents born in Ohio
LOUIS H.; son, white, male, May 1881, single, age 19, born in Illinois, both parents born in Illinois,
FRANKLIND; son, white, male, October 1883, age 16, single, born in Illinois, both parents born in Illinois

1920 CENSUS PRINCETON, BUREAU COUNTY, ILLINOIS

Mercer William S.      head/white/62/married/Illinois/Ohio/Ohio
Viola A            wife/female/white/59/Illinois/Ohio/Ohio

More About WILLIAM SIDWELL MERCER:
Occupation: farmer in malden, Illinois
Resided: Malden, Illinois

Children of VIOLA PIPER and WILLIAM MERCER are:

	i.		LOUIS HIRAM¹⁰ MERCER, b. May 30, 1881, Malden, Illinois; d. Unknown.
	ii.		FRANK LEVI MERCER, b. October 27, 1883, Malden, Illinois; d. Unknown.

617. MARGARET⁹ PIPER (HIRAM HARDING⁸, EZEKIEL⁷, DAVID⁶, ELISHA⁵, SAMUEL⁴, SAMUEL³, NATHANIEL², JOSIAS¹) was born January 12, 1864 in Malden, Illinois, and died 1931 in Princeton, Illinois. She married (1) WILLIAM HASSLER September 04, 1894 in Bureau County, Illinois, son of JACOB HASSLER and ELIZABETH LINTZ. He was born April 11, 1867 in Hall Twp. Bureau Co. Illinois, and died Unknown. She married (2) EDWIN MARCUS YOUNG 1910. He died May 03, 1930.

Notes for MARGARET PIPER:

OBITUARY;
      Mrs. Margaret Piper Young came to the end of her earthly pilgrimage Friday afternoon at her home on South Main street in Princeton. Her heath at the age of 67 years was the result of a lingering illness.
      Mrs. Young was the daughter of Hiram H. and Amanda Piper. She was born January 13, 1864. At the age of 29 years, September 4, 1894 she was united in marriage to William Hassler, who receded her in death years ago as the result of an automobile accident. To this union two children were born, both dying in infancy.
      In the year 1910, she was married to Edwin Marcus Young with whom twenty years of happy married life were spent. His death on May 3, 1930 not only brought this happy relationship to an end but administered a shock from which she never fully recovered. She constantly grieved over his departure.
      One year following her marriage to Mr. Young she was baptized into the fellowship of the First Baptist church of Princeton, September 9, 1911. During the twenty years she was a member of this church she was constant in attendance at its services, interested in its support. Whenever possible she gladly rendered service in its behalf. These sterling qualities were never abandoned. They were exemplified to the very last.
      Although in failing health for some time, the last few months of her life were marked with the appearance of graver symptoms. But in spite of depressing physical ailments, she bore her lot incompliantly in the spirit of true Christian steadfastness and courage.
      Two immediate relatives preceded her in death: one brother having died in infancy, and one sister, Mrs. Mary Vane, who died in the year 1917. Six brothers and one sister survive her; Mrs. William S. Mercer, of Princeton, Ill.; Abraham L. Piper, of Ohio Ill.; June H. Piper, William E. Piper, Ansel D. Piper, of Princeton, Ill.; Albert Piper of Croodston, Minn., and Harding H. Piper of Van Orin, Illinois.
      Two children Mrs. Bert Kimberley of Princeton, Ill., and Russell Young of Denver, Colo., and six grandchildren; John, Margaret, Thomas Burtram Kimberley Jr, Marjorie, Russell Jr., and Maxine Victoria Young, mourn her departure as well as a host of other friends and acquaintances.
      Funeral services were held at the First Baptist church Monday afternoon, Rev. R. Shepley officiating. Miss Minerva Ann Place rendered appropriate vocal music. Interment took place in Oakland Cemetery.

Notes for WILLIAM HASSLER:
      William, Hassler, who is engaged in general farming in Berlin township, was born in Bureau county, April 11, 1867, and is the eldest son of Jacob and Elizabeth ( Lintz ) Hassler. The father was also a native of this country, while the mother's birth occurred in Germany and from that country she came to America when a little maiden of seven summers. Establishing their home in Bureau county, their son, William Hassler, was reared upon the old homestead farm and early became familiar with the duties and labors that fall to the lot of the agriculturist. He worked in the fields through the summer months and in the winter seasons attended the public schools. Having arrived at years of maturity he chose a companion and helpmate for life's journey Miss Maggie Piper, whom he wedded on the 4th of September, 1894, a daughter of Hiram H. Piper. Unto this marriage two children were born but are now deceased.
      Mr. Hassler is a democrat in his political views and stanchly advocates the principles of the party, while his religious faith is indicated by his membership in the German Lutheran church. He manages one hundred and sixty acres of choice land and promises to be one of the leading farmers of the county. He also owns eighty acres on section 6, Hall township, inherited from his father. If honesty, thrift and push will accomplish results Mr. Hassler, with the start that he has already made, will make a success. He has already made a creditable record, owing his success entirely to his perseverance and energy and his life thus far illustrates what may be accomplished through the exercise of those qualities which have long been recognized as essential factors to prosperity.

1900 CENSUS FOR BERLIN TOWNSHIP, BUREAU COUNTY, ILLINOIS
WILLIAM HASSLER; head of household, white, male, April 1867, age 33 married, 5 years, born in Illinois, father born in Illinois, mother born in Germany, farmer
MAGGIE P.; wife, white, female, January 1864, age 36, married, 5 years, had 1 child, 1 child living, born in Illinois, both parents born in Ohio
HIRIAM J.; son, white, male, July 1896, age 3, single, born in Illinois, both parents born in Ohio,
CHRIS DOCKSTEUER; servant, white, male, March 1876, age 24, single, born in Illinois, both parents born in Germany, farm laborer
ORA MOMEY; servant, white, male, March 1881, age 19, single, born in Illinois, both parents born in Illinois, farm laborer
ANNA BAIRD; servant, white, female, January 1880, age 20, single, born in Scotland, both parents born in Scotland, came to states in 1882, at age of 18, servant

Child of MARGARET PIPER and WILLIAM HASSLER is:

HIRAM J.¹⁰ HASSLER, b. July 1896; d. Unknown.

Children of MARGARET PIPER and EDWIN YOUNG are:

796.	ii.	BERT¹⁰ YOUNG, d. Unknown.
797.	iii.	RUSSELL YOUNG, b. March 02, 1894, Bureau County, Illinois; d. May 1964, Colorado.
	iv.	LOIS LEONE YOUNG, b. 1892; d. Unknown.

618. ABRAHAM LINCOLN⁹ PIPER (HIRAM HARDING⁸, EZEKIEL⁷, DAVID⁶, ELISHA⁵, SAMUEL⁴, SAMUEL³, NATHANIEL², JOSIAS¹) was born January 06, 1866 in Malden, Illinois, and died September 06, 1955 in Princeton, Illinois. He married (1) IONA BELLE MERCER July 03, 1884, daughter of LEVI MERCER and SABUREY SIDEWELL. She was born June 26, 1864 in Malden, Illinois, and died April 27, 1888 in Malden, Illinois. He married (2) HATTIE E. OGLESBY October 03, 1889. She was born August 26, 1870 in Warren County Ohio, and died Unknown. He married (3) EDNA DORAN 1909. She was born Abt. 1878 in Illinois, and died 1953.

Notes for ABRAHAM LINCOLN PIPER:
            Abraham L. Piper, a prominent representative of the agricultural interests of Bureau county, is residing in Ohio township. He was born in this county, January 6, 1866, and is the son of H. H. and Amanda (McWilliams) Piper, mention of whom is made on another page of this volume. Abraham was the fourth in a family of nine children and was reared in the usual manner of farm lads, early becoming familiar with the duties and labors that fall to the lot of the agriculturist for he assisted in the work of plowing, planting and harvesting as the years went by. He has always carried on farming as a life work and now owns one hundred and sixty acres of very tillable and productive land in Ohio township, which is divided into fields of convenient size by well kept fences and thereon are annually gathered good crops of corn, oats and hay. He likewise raises considerable live stock. He has lived upon this place for ten years and is one of the leading agriculturists of this part of the state. He is also one of the heirs to the vast estate of his father, Hiram H. Piper, and as such is numbered among wealthier representatives of agricultural interests in Bureau county.
      Abraham L. Piper was married July 3, 1884, but lost his first wife on the 27th of April, 1888. He was again married October 3, 1889, to Miss Hattie E. Oglesby, who was born in Warren County, Ohio, August 26, 1870. They have an attractive home, equipped with all modern accessories and conveniences and Mr. Piper displays in his business affairs keen discerners and leading agriculturist. He votes with the republican party and is thoroughly in sympathy with its principles and policy, but has never been an office seeker. As a private citizen, however he has done much for the public welfare, giving his co-operation to many measures for the public good. He is ambitious for general as well as individual progress and he always keeps in touch with the trend of the times.
      Abraham Lincoln Piper (1866-1955) was born in Malden and moved to a farm southeast of Ohio owned by his father and himself around the late 1890's where he lived and farmed until his death. He married Edna Doran, who died in 1953, (see Michael Doran Family History). The Abe Pipers had two sons, Francis and Edward Harding "Ted".
      "Ted" (1912-1970) married Vivian Gibson (died 1953) of Rock Island, in 1934 and they had five children: (1) Sally (Mrs. Ivan Donovan) has four children and now lives in Walnut. (2) Mary (died 1963) married Wm. F. Meyer of Chicago and had three children who now reside in Morton Grove,Illinois with their father. (3) Edward John "Jack" married Janice Krapff O; Ohio in 1957 and they have six children, Bartley, Cynthia, Scott, Jacqueline, Sharon and Timothy. Jack and his family reside at rural Ohio in the home situated on the farm which was originally purchased by his great grandfather. (4) Tom married Maxine Schmitt Pizzamiglio of Arlington, The have five children and now reside in Princeton. (5) Loretta (Jerry)Ann Married Paul Knuth of Ohio. They had three children and now reside in Rhinelander, Wisconsin.
      "Ted" married his second wife, Darlene Harderson Gray, formerly of Ohio, in 1957. Darlene (Dolly) died in February 1970, and Ted died in April 1970.
      Francis Doran Piper (born 1910) married Ruth Cozad of Rock Island in 1932. Francis has been associated with the First State Bank of Van Orin for forty years - was a past Ohio High School Board member and director of the Immaculate Conception Church. They have five children; Charles, Lisa, James, Mary and Jennifer. They are now residing at Danville, Illinois.
      William (Bill) Francis married Frances Byvik of Ladd, Illinois. Bill is a steelworker for Northwestern Steel & Wire in Sterling, Illinois. They reside east of Ohio and are the parents of ten children: Lori (deceased), David, Diane, Dan, Linda, Jeffrey, Douglas, Mary, Susan, and Brian.
      Patrick (Pat) a farmer at route 1, Ohio, He married Grace Conner of Ohio,, Illinois (see Glen Conner Family History) and have six children: Mitchell, Julie, (Mrs. Rick Behn), Michael, Jill, Janelle, and Joel. His second wife is the former Carol Hayes of Sheffield, Illinois. They have four children: Sean, Dana, Nathan and Jamon.
      Ann married Robert Smith of Peru, Illinois. They live in Rock Island, Illinois with their seven children: Robert, William, Teresa, Sisan, Patricia, Peter, and Sandra.
      Dennis (Den) married Cynthia Kessel of Beardstown Illinois. They reside south of Ohio with their son, Michael. Den is a railroad employee.
OBITUARY;
            SERVICES TODAY FOR A.L. PIPER
      Funeral services will be held today at 9 A.M. (C.S.T.) in the Immaculate Conception Church, Ohio, for A.L. Piper, route 1, Ohio. The Rev. Fr. Gilbert will be in charge of the service, and interment will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
      Mr. Piper, 89, passed away in Perry Memorial hospital Tuesday morning after a short illness. He was born Jan. 6, 1866, in Bureau county, son of Hiram and Mary McWilliams Piper.
      He was united in marriage to Edna Doran in 1909. He is survived by two sons, Francis and Ted, Ohio, 10 grandchildren, one sister, three brothers; June, Princeton, Albert, Crookston, Minn., Harding, Ohio.
      He was preceded in death by his parents, wife, three brothers and three sisters. Burial arrangements were handled by Schwartz Funeral home, Mendota.


1920 CENSUS OHIO TOWNSHIP, BUREAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN

Piper Abraham      head/male/white/54/married/Illinois/Ohio/Illinois
Edna            wife/female/white/42/married/Illinois/Ireland/Illinois
Francis            son/male/white/10/single/Illinois/Illinois/Illinois
Edward            son/male/white/7/single/Illinois/Illinois/Illinois

More About ABRAHAM LINCOLN PIPER:
Fact: St. Mary's Cemetery, Ohio, Illinois
Occupation: Farmer
Resided: Malden, Illinois

More About EDNA DORAN:
Burial: Unknown, St. Mary's Cemetary, Ohio, Illinois

Children of ABRAHAM PIPER and EDNA DORAN are:

798.	i.		FRANCIS D.¹⁰ PIPER, b. 1910, Spring Valley, Illinois; d. March 25, 1987, Ohio, Illinois.
799.	ii.		EDWARD HARDING PIPER, b. April 23, 1912; d. April 1970.

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