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Frederick Mann

Birth	:	29 Sep 1813 Germany
Death	:	28 Mar 1900 Fulton County, Ohio, USA
Burial	:	Arjeplogs Kyrkogård, Arjeplog, Arjeplogs kommun, Sweden
Coordinate	:	66.0519819, 17.8845496
Description	:	Henry B. Mann is in the second generation of his family in the United States, his parents both having come from Germany. He was born February 8, 1855, in Perkins Township, Erie county. His parents were Frederick and Mary (Fisher) Mann, the father born near Dresden and the mother on the River Rhine. It was the first marriage of the father, but the second marriage of the mother. Mary Fisher had been the wife of a Mr. Weed, and one child was born to them in Germany. He immigrated to America and worked three years in the Pennsylvania coal... Read More	Henry B. Mann is in the second generation of his family in the United States, his parents both having come from Germany. He was born February 8, 1855, in Perkins Township, Erie county. His parents were Frederick and Mary (Fisher) Mann, the father born near Dresden and the mother on the River Rhine. It was the first marriage of the father, but the second marriage of the mother. Mary Fisher had been the wife of a Mr. Weed, and one child was born to them in Germany. He immigrated to America and worked three years in the Pennsylvania coal mines and sent for her. Three more children were born in Pennsylvania, Mr. Weed died and Frederick Mann, being a bachelor of forty, married the widow. They lived in Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania. His mother was a widow and they all lived together. While living in Germany Mr. Mann was a coachman, and one time, when Queen Victoria of England was visiting in Germany, she was his passenger. While living in Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania, and working as a miner Mr. Mann went on a prospecting trip via the Great Lakes to Chicago, and going on via the Illinois River to the Mississippi, he went down it to the mouth of the Ohio, and returned up the river to Pennsylvania again. He soon afterward married and removed to Erie county, Ohio. For seven years he rented land and then removed to Henry county, where he bought forty acres in timber. He improved the land and eight years later he sold it and located in Swan Creek Township. In 1863 Mr. Mann bought a twenty-three acre tract partly cleared, and he improved it. His wife died in December, 1895, and he died in March of the Century year. One daughter, Rebecca, wife of Robert Reighard, of Swan Creek, remains of the older set of children. Of the second marriage Mrs. Weed-Mann had the following children: Catharine, wife of Edson C Morr, of Delta; Henry B., of Delta; Adam, deceased; William M., of York; and James, deceased. At the age of thirteen Henry B. Mann began working by the month in Fulton county, receiving thirteen dollars a month and having the privilege of school in winter. In this way Mr. Mann secured sufficient education to begin reaching school in the fall of 1875, and he spent his summer vacation working in a brick yard. He taught continuously for seven teen winters, and finally engaged in farming in the summer vacations. He had a home with Mr. Platt three miles from Delta. Mr. Platt was a blacksmith, and part of the time he worked with him in the shop. He always saved his money and invested it, buying twenty acres of land when he was only nineteen. Mr. Mann has been dealing in land since that time, and he continued farming until 1915, when he retired to Delta. He owns a good farm of eighty acres and another of 106, and some smaller tracts of land. On January 1, 1880, Mr. Mann married Martha Ellen Detwiler, a daughter of Jacob and Penelope (Miller) Detwiler. She was born in Marion county, while her father was a native of Pennsylvania and the mother of Maryland. Their children are: Ray Melville, of Toledo; Charles Henry, on the Mann farm; and Marion Lawrence, of York Township, on another of his father's farms. The Manns are Presbyterians, and Mr. Mann has been deacon and Sunday School superintendent. At present he is teacher of the Bible Class. He is a Mason of Fulton Lodge in Delta. He has been a school director and a democratic justice of the peace in a republican township. Such is a brief record of nearly half a century of good citizenship and effective work in his own interests and the interests of a large community in Northwestern Ohio and the Nation, as he was a strong supporter of the Federal Government during the World war both morally and financially. He was a purchaser of over $12,000 in Government Liberty and Victory Bonds. Ray Melville, the eldest son of Mr. Mann, had charge of the Liberty Bonds sales of Van Wert and Williams counties for the government. Beginning as a humble wage earner when a boy, never avoiding the arduous tasks of life, whether of manual toil or of intellectual endeavor, employing one modest success to win another, Mr. Mann has deserved well of his fellow citizens, and none will envy him the comfortable prosperity he enjoys and the good will and respect that are his.

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Where is Frederick Mann's memorial?
Frederick Mann's memorial is located at: Arjeplogs Kyrkogård, Arjeplog, Arjeplogs kommun, Sweden.
When did Frederick Mann death?
Frederick Mann death on 28 Mar 1900 in Fulton County, Ohio, USA
Where are the coordinates of the Frederick Mann's memorial?
Latitude: 66.0519819
Longitude: 17.8845496

Family Members:

Spouse

Mary Fisher Mann

(1819 - 1894)

Children

Catharine Elizabeth Mann Morr

(1853 - 1941)

Adam D Mann

(1857 - 1917)

William M Mann

(1860 - 1932)

James E. Mann

(1862 - 1904)

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