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| Birth: | 1812 in Baden, Germany 1 |
| Death: | 1884 1 |
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| Burial: St. Alphonsus Cemetery, Peru, Huron County, Ohio 1 |
| Occupation: Shoemaker Before 1845 Huron, Huron County, Ohio 1 |
| AKA: 1 |
| Moved: 1845 Peru, Huron County, Ohio 1 |
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Individual:
Arsineus was born in Baden, Germany, and when a young man came to the
United States, settling in Huron, Ohio, where he worked at theshoemaker's trade, which he had learned in Germany. He lived thereuntil about 1845, when he bought the farm in Peru township. Theimprovements upon the place were of a very primitive characterconsisting of a log house and log barn, and the land was nearly allcovered with timber. With resolute spirit, such as was shown by thepioneers who faced the hardships and privations of frontier life,Arsineus began clearing the place, cutting away the trees, grubbing upthe stumps and clearing away the brush until he transformed the landinto productive fields. From time to time he made substantialimprovements and his property became one of the excellent farms of thelocality. At all times he was progressive in his citizenship andcooperated in many movements for the general good.
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- Title: Bishop Family History by Sister Virginia Fisher
Author: Sister Virginia Fisher
Text: BISHOP FAMILY HISTORY
F) `Arsineus BISHOPmarried
1812-1884
Arsineus was born in Baden, Germany, and when a young man came to the
United States,settling in Huron, Ohio, where he worked at the shoemaker's trade,
which he hadlearned in Germany. He lived there until about 1845, when he bought
the farm inPeru township. The improvements upon the place were of a very
primitive characterconsisting of a log house and log barn, and the land was nearly all
covered withtimber. With resolute spirit, such as was shown by the pioneers who
faced thehardships and privations of frontier life, Arsineus began clearing
the place,cutting away the trees, grubbing up the stumps and clearing away the
brush untilhe transformed the land into productive fields. From time to time he
made substantialimprovements and his property became one of the excellent farms of
the locality. Atall times he was progressive in his citizenship and cooperated in
many movementsfor the general good.
G1)Joseph BISHOP died in the army
G2)Thomas BISHOP living in Fairfield township in 1909
Arsineus BISCHOF/BISHOPafter his first wife's death, he marTheresia
"Tracy" SCHAEFER1812-Jan 18841828-Oct 19, 1901
Tracy in her girlhood days had come to Huron county with her parents,
F. W. andElizabeth Schaefer, and had settled at Monroeville about 1840.
Subsequently they removedto Seneca county. Tracy had the joy of having a granddaughter named
after her; but shehad the sorrow of the death of her 33-year old daughter, Maggie, in
September. Tracyherself died just 6 weeks later. Arsineus and Theresia are buried in
the St. Alphonsus, Perucemetery.
G3)Frank J. BISHOP died before 1909
G4)Elizabeth C. BISHOP a resident of Crawford county, Ohio in 1909
G5)F. William BISHOPmarried April 29, 1884 Helen HIPP
May 26, 1859-June 1858 Tiffin-Sept 27, 1899 buried in Tiffin St.
Joseph cemeteryHelen was the daughter of Henry and Elizabeth (Koppler) Hipp, of
Seneca county, OH.According to the HISTORY OF HURON COUNTY F. William Bishop was a
member of theCatholic church of Peru and was still living in 1909 with 2 of his
sons on thefamily farm bought by Arsineus. F. William was one of the
enterprising andprogressive agriculturists of Peru township. He owned 120 acres of
rich farmland upon which he had been born. He remained on the home place
until 26 yearsof age and was then married, after which he removed to Auburn,
Indiana, beingemployed in the shops at that place. He also worked along industrial
lines atGarrett, Indiana, securing a situation in the railroad shops at that
point,and later he went to Fostoria, Ohio, where he was employed in the
glass works.Subsequently he removed to Tiffin, Ohio, and worked in the Stove
foundry forabout 11 years. During that period his wife, Helen, died and he
returned toHuron county to take care of the farm and of his mother, Tracy,
remaining withher until her demise in 1901.
H1)Fred V. BISHOP
H2)Martin J. BISHOP
H3)Isabelle F. BISHOP
H4)Linus D. BISHOP
G6)J. R. BISHOP a resident of Crawford county, Ohio in 1909
G7) Margaret "Maggie" BISCHOF/BISHOPmarriedJohn SCHARF
Dec 22, 1867 Peru-Sept 1, 19011859-Sept 27, 1942
The record of their marriage on Oct 18, 1887 is in the parish
records of St. Alphonsus,Peru. Rev. Michael Dechant officiated at the marriage.These records
are stored at St.Mary Church, 38 West League Street, Norwalk.
She died of a thyroid disease at age 33. She's buried in Landeck off
of the N/Sdriveway: row before the tree, 8th plot on the right.
G8)Alfred P. BISHOP a resident of Crawford county, Ohio in 1909
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