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Jacob, ... was born in Ohio, September 15, 1807. He married, June 24, 1830, Susanna Kindle Smith, born in Ohio, June 12, 1811. With his father, his three brothers and his five sisters, he went to Hancock county, Ind., in 1830, and four years later he went to Will county, Ill., about ten miles from Joliet. There he remained twenty years, until March, 1854, when he started with ox-teams overland for California. He farmed in the Sacramento valley until 1872, when he came to his farm near Visalia, Tulare county, where he died May 31, 1878. His wife died in Sacramento November 20, 1896, and they are both buried there. He was a Methodist and in many ways evinced great public spirit.
Memoir of grandnephew Clarence Troxel:
www.geni.com/people/Daniel-TROXELL/6000000008368887947
" . . . Grandmother, Eleanor (Zumwalt)Troxel, was born in Adams County, Ohio, her father's name was Jacob Zumwalt. They lived on Brush Creek near the great Serpent Mound, the land upon which it stands belonged to her father at that time. Grandmother, Eleanor 4 (Zumwalt) Troxel had two brothers and three sisters; Joseph Zumwalt, Jacob Zumwalt, Elizabeth (Zumwalt)Long, Sarah (Zumwalt)Kirkaptrick, Mary (Zumwalt)Cameron, mother of Jake Cameron and Mary (Cameron) Somers.
Grandmother Troxel's oldest brother, Joseph Zumwalt had four sons and three daughters, Jacob Willard Zumwalt, James C. Zumwalt, Daniel Zumwalt, Joseph Oscar Zumwalt, Mary Ann (Zumwalt) Eibe, Emily (Zumwalt)(Eibe)West, and Nancy Ann (Zumwalt)Bailey.
Jacob Zumwalt, her younger brother, had three sons and three daughters; John Henry Zumwalt, Joseph Zumwalt, Daniel Kindle Zumwalt, Nancy Ann (Zumwalt)Cotton) Hunt, Sarah M. (Zumwalt) Shoemaker and Elizabeth (Zumwalt)Eskridge)Hall."
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September 15, 1807
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Adams County, Ohio, United States
http://www.archive.org/stream/historyoftularek00mene/historyoftular... . . . of German extraction, his [grandfather], George (or Adam) Zumwalt, having emigrated from the Fatherland in the eighteenth century, to become a settler in Virginia and later a pioneer in Ohio, which was then on the fringe of civilization. Jacob Zumwalt, son of the emigrant, went, in January, 1830, from Adams county, 0., to Hancock county, Ind., where he died December, 1833. Jacob, his son, was born in Ohio, September 15, 1807. He married, June 24, 1830, Susanna Kindle Smith, born in Ohio, June 12, 1811. With his father, his three brothers and his five sisters, he went to Hancock county, Ind., in 1830, and four years later he went to Will county, Ill., about ten miles from Joliet. There he remained twenty years, until March, 1854, when he started with ox- teams overland for California. |
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April 30, 1831
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IL, United States
Birth: Apr. 30, 1831
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1836 |
April 30, 1836
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Will, IL, United States
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1839 |
1839
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Will, IL, United States
------------------------------------------------- 1920 Census Name: John Zumwalt
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1845 |
January 24, 1845
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Joliet, IL, United States
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1878 |
May 31, 1878
Age 70
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Visalia, CA, United States
http://www.archive.org/stream/historyoftularek00mene/historyoftular... He farmed in the Sacramento valley until 1872, when he came to his farm near Visalia, Tulare county, where he died May 31, 1878. His wife died in Sacramento November 20, 1896, and they are both buried there. |
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1878
Age 70
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City Cemetery, 1000 Broadway, Sacramento, CA, United States
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=71844270 Jacob Zumwalt Birth: 1808
A native of Ohio. Resident in Visalia, California. Died at the age of 70 years, 9 months, 16 days, of congestive fever. Sacramento Daily Union, Volume 7, Number 89, 1 June 1878: "DIED. Visalia, May 30— Jacob Zumwalt, 71 years. [Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, which will take place, from the Sixth Street M. E. Church to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.]"
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