Eva May Komray

Eva married Juan Garcia between 1900 and 1933. Juan was born between 1869 and 1889; died between 1904 and 1960. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Beryl Garcia was born between 1904 and 1927; died between 1905 and 1997 in N.M..
2. Donald Garcia
3. Clarita Garcia

Notes:

Daniel is listed on the census rolls as being both a painter and owning the "Draging Company". Daniel was both. Family knowledge. John Henry Bock and Daniel Komray formed the Draging Company which is still today owned and run by the Bock children. Daniel as being a painter, had developed a 'varnish' which everyone wanted to know his secret. The varnish had such a hard finish that Richie could not even chisel through it. Rich tried to duplicate it when he got older but could not. He thought it to be a substance called 'water glass' which you could purchase in any drug store or hardware store. He tried mixing the 'water glass' in the varnish, but could not find the proper dosage of each. It is close to the substance we know today as 'ployethelene'. Daniel took his secret to his grave.

Daniel married Sarah Kaziah Peters between 1876 and 1907. Sarah was born in Jun 1860 in PA, USA; died on 02 Feb 1940 in Detroit, MI, Wayne County, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Godfrey Kummerer owned farm land in Warren Township, Trumbell County, Ohio, USA. He is buried in the Lordstown Lutheran Cemetary. Warren, being a Township in this year, might now be the City of Lordstown. We do know that he was born in Wuttemberg, Germany in the year 1820. His parents are unknown at this time, but I'm in the process now of trying to get this info through the marriage records (if they were married in OH). Richie, my Ohio cousin, had an uncle-in-law who says that he found Godfrey on the ships manifestation showing that Godfrey came here with a wife, 3 children and a trunk. This is incorrect. The names of Daniel, Percilla, Samuel and Lottie had been given to me as a teen-ager when I began asking questions of the family history. Over the years, it has been supported by the census rolls, but showing that Percilla, not Daniel, was the eldest as I had recorded the children by eldest to youngest as my grandma had told me. Alas, this is the year 1996 that I have this wonderful program to get all of the data that I retain knowledge and written geneology records of onto, and grandma passed away on Christmas Eve 1975. I have just supported more evidence of this fact - see Eva's notes.

Godfrey did marry Eva Barbara Boulder born in Saxe-Corburg (Saxony), Germany on December 10, 1836 and died in Warren, Trumbell County, Ohio, USA on May 16, 1926. She is buried at Oakwood Cemetary in Warren.

Godfrey was 16 years older than Eva. Was there possibly another marriage?

Census rolls: 1860 M-653 Reel 1040. 1870: M-593 Reel 1272. 1880: T-9 Reel 1070. 1900.

I have today recieved info from the Rev. Dr. Johnny Bell, Paster of the Lordstown Church having helped me with the research on Godfrey. The death record of Godfrey show that he was 59 years and 15 days old at the time of his death. Making his birth date at December 30, 1820? November 30, 1820? He died of Epilepsy December 15, 1879. He was 59 years, 15 days old. I also have received extensive info from William and Betty Dunbar at Oakwood cemetary on all of the family as to actual birth and death dates, fathers and mother of the deceased that I did not have. I thank them for their help.

Trying to make sure that I have all notes on everyone is delaying me getting all of the info to the Family World Maker that I have on the family, so I am going to stop making all of my notes and sources complete. All of my research has been verified through family records, birth certificates, death certificates, census rolls, cemetary records, church records, marriage records. I am going to record everything that I have todate, send it in the the Family World Maker and then go back and record my sources and notes. My off/on again reseach has taken me over 40 years of questions of the Maskelis, Kendanis, Kummerer, Sullivan, etc families.

Elaine Becso

Godfrey married Eva Barbara Boulder on 22 Feb 1855 in Warren, Trumbell County, Ohio. Eva was born on 12 Dec 1836 in Saxe-Coburg, Germany (Saxony); died on 16 May 1926 in Warren, Trumbell County, Ohio, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Godfrey Kummerer owned farm land in Warren Township, Trumbell County, Ohio, USA. He is buried in the Lordstown Lutheran Cemetary. Warren, being a Township in this year, might now be the City of Lordstown. We do know that he was born in Wuttemberg, Germany in the year 1820. His parents are unknown at this time, but I'm in the process now of trying to get this info through the marriage records (if they were married in OH). Richie, my Ohio cousin, had an uncle-in-law who says that he found Godfrey on the ships manifestation showing that Godfrey came here with a wife, 3 children and a trunk. This is incorrect. The names of Daniel, Percilla, Samuel and Lottie had been given to me as a teen-ager when I began asking questions of the family history. Over the years, it has been supported by the census rolls, but showing that Percilla, not Daniel, was the eldest as I had recorded the children by eldest to youngest as my grandma had told me. Alas, this is the year 1996 that I have this wonderful program to get all of the data that I retain knowledge and all of my written geneology notes of onto, and grandma passed away on Christmas Eve 1975. I have just verified this more as the 1900 census (Roll #1039-91) states Eva as having come to America in the year 1854, having been here for 46 years.

Godfrey did marry Eva Barbara Boulder born in Saxe-Corburg (Saxony), Germany on December 10, 1836 and died in Warren, Trumbell County, Ohio, USA on May 16, 1926. She is buried at Oakwood Cemetary in Warren.

Godfrey was 16 years older than Eva. Was there possibly another marriage?

Census rolls: 1860 M-653 Reel 1040. 1870: M-593 Reel 1272. 1880: T-9 Reel 1070. 1900 1038-91. 1910 T-624 Reel 1235.

Eva's parents were both born in Saxony!!

Elaine Besco