Joseph CLYMER
Birth:
3 Jan 1806
Bucks County, Pa
Death:
3 Mar 1847
Miami, Co. Peru, In
Marriage:
28 Dec 1827
Warren, Ohio
Father:
Blocked
Mother:
Blocked
Notes:
CLYMER CEMETERY Located west of 100W and north of 600N, between a small creekand the Eel River, in Jefferson Township, Miami County, Indiana. The following information, recorded by Michael L. Huddleston, RR #3, Peru, Indiana, on October 15, 1972, was taken from Cook, Cemeteries of Miami County, Vol. 1. CLYMER, Mary, dau of L. & E., d. Oct 3, 1842, ae 4y-6m-2d CLYMER, Sarah, dau ofL. & E., d. Feb 16, 1846, ae 6m-22d CLYMER, Joseph, d. Mar 30, 1847, ae 41y-2m CLYMER, Phebe, wife of Henry, d. Oct 15, 1856, ae 75y-8m-1d CLYMER, Henry, d. Feb 1, 1836, ae 60y-8m-1d (Rev War Vet, unmarked) CLYMER, Christian, d. Nov11, 1847, ae 22y-3m-11d Clymer ; village in Cass County, Indiana , named for George Clymer , its founder. Clymer ; town in Chautauqua County, New York , named for George Clymer , a signer of the Declaration of Independence
Elizabeth KEEVER
Birth:
4 Dec 1809
Warren Co. Oh
Death:
Harrisburg, Il
Father:
Blocked
Mother:
Blocked
Children
Marriage
1
Birth:
22 Apr 1830
Anderson Fork, Clinton, Ohio
Death:
13 Sep 1898
Lyon Co, Iowa
2
Blocked
Birth:
Death:
Blocked
Marr:
Notes:
Rochester Sentinel; Thursday, May 23, 1918 Dr. Newton J. CLYMER, 81, a pioneerphysician of Fulton county, died Wednesday evening at seven o'clock in his home on West Eighth Street after a three weeks illness due largely to hardening of the arteries. Just previous to that time, Mr. Clymer had been in fairlygood health and visited his office daily, altho he was seriously ill for sometime during the winter. Dr. Clymer was born in Miami county, March 24, 1837, the son of Joseph and Eliza (KEEVER) CLYMER. Dr. Clymer spent his youth upon the farm. When 20 years of age, he began the study of medicine in the office of his brother, Dr. Keever CLYMER of Waupecong, Indiana. Two years later he moved to Illinois and later to Bourbon, Indiana. In 1862, he came to Fulton county locating at Talma, where he remained until 1893, when he moved to Rochester. On February 9, 1860, Dr. Clymer married Lenora A. MOORE who survives, to which union five children were born, three of whom are living, George [CLYMER] of Peru, Harry C. CLYMER of near Talma and Mrs. Florence HAIMBAUGH of Denver, Colorado. He also leaves one sister, Mrs. Eliza KING of Ft. Benton, Montana, seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Dr. Clymer was a member of the Odd Fellows and Masonic lodges, being one of the organizers of the I.O.O.F. lodge at Talma. He was once a candidate on the democratic ticket for joint representative from Pulaski and Fulton counties, being defeated by 15 votes. In 1893, he was appointed examiner for the bureau of pensions at Rochester, serving two years. Of late years, his advanced age prevented much active practice, but he was at his office almost every day, and really worked athis job until his last illness forced him to stop. Funeral at the Methodistchurch Friday afternoon at two o'clock, Rev. A. S. WARRINER in charge. Burialin I.O.O.F. cemetery.
FamilyCentral Network
Joseph Clymer - Elizabeth Keever
Joseph Clymer
was born at Bucks County, Pa 3 Jan 1806.
He married Elizabeth Keever 28 Dec 1827 at Warren, Ohio . Elizabeth Keever was born at Warren Co. Oh 4 Dec 1809 .
They were the parents of 3
children:
Lucinda Clymer
born 22 Apr 1830.
Blocked
Newton J Clymer
born 24 Mar 1837.
Joseph Clymer died 3 Mar 1847 at Miami, Co. Peru, In .
Elizabeth Keever died at Harrisburg, Il .