Angeline E Gebhart was born in 1878 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Morgan Tunius Gebhart and Carrie (Unknown).

      Eliza Gephart was born in 1869 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Sidney Bound Gephart and Rachel Jane Matthews.

      Vianna L Gephart was born in 1870 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Sidney Bound Gephart and Rachel Jane Matthews.

      Edna Gephart was born in 1878 at Hamilton County, Nebraska. She was the daughter of Sidney Bound Gephart and Rachel Jane Matthews.

      Sidney B Gephart was born in Sep, 1881 at Hamilton County, Nebraska. He was the son of Sidney Bound Gephart and Rachel Jane Matthews.

      Tobias A Gephart was born on Mar 11, 1882 at Hamilton County, Nebraska. He was the son of Sidney Bound Gephart and Rachel Jane Matthews. Tobias A Gephart died in Aug, 1965 at California at age 83.

      Elsa O Gephart was born in Oct, 1886 at Hamilton County, Nebraska. She was the daughter of Sidney Bound Gephart and Rachel Jane Matthews.

      Adam Eshbaugh was born on Jan 22, 1913 at Miamisburg, Montgomery County, Ohio. He was the son of Charles Clayton Eshbaugh and Mary Estella Gebhart. Adam Eshbaugh died on Sep 1, 1986 at Montgomery County, Ohio, at age 73.

      Albert Eshbaugh was born on Feb 27, 1916 at Miamisburg, Montgomery County, Ohio. He was the son of Charles Clayton Eshbaugh and Mary Estella Gebhart. Albert Eshbaugh died on Sep 10, 1992 at Miamisburg, Montgomery County, Ohio, at age 76.

      Nellie Eshbaugh was born in 1918 at Miamisburg, Montgomery County, Ohio. She was the daughter of Charles Clayton Eshbaugh and Mary Estella Gebhart. Nellie married (Unknown) Gundenrath.

     Sherry Wead was the daughter of Lester Wead Jr. and Glenna Faye Thomas. Sherry married Robert Patrick Lummis on Nov 4, 1972.

     Jeff Wead was the son of Lester Wead Jr. and Glenna Faye Thomas.

      Glenna Faye Thomas was born on Jun 1, 1929. Glenna married Lester Wead Jr., son of Lester Wead and Esther Nellie Gebhart, on Jul 23, 1950 at Ohio. Glenna Faye Thomas died on Jan 23, 1982 at Miamisburg, Montgomery County, Ohio, at age 52.

      Wanda Jean Wead was born circa 1927 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Lester Wead and Esther Nellie Gebhart.

     Arthur married Loretta (Unknown). Arthur Dencie Wead was born on Oct 1, 1922 at Montgomery County, Ohio. He was the son of Lester Wead and Esther Nellie Gebhart. Arthur Dencie Wead died on Jan 8, 2002 at Montgomery County, Ohio, at age 79. Arthur was buried at Miami Valley Memorial Gardens, Warren County, Ohio.

      Lester Wead Jr. was born on Mar 10, 1929 at Montgomery County, Ohio. He was the son of Lester Wead and Esther Nellie Gebhart. Lester married Glenna Faye Thomas on Jul 23, 1950 at Ohio.

     Joy Wead was the daughter of Lester Wead Jr. and Glenna Faye Thomas.

      Robert Patrick Lummis was born on Mar 1, 1953. Robert married Sherry Wead, daughter of Lester Wead Jr. and Glenna Faye Thomas, on Nov 4, 1972.

     Loretta married Arthur Dencie Wead, son of Lester Wead and Esther Nellie Gebhart.

      Stanley Hill Jr. was born circa 1924 at Ohio. He was the son of Stanley Hill and Luella Jane Gebhart.

     Martha married (Unknown) Gilles. Martha K. Hill was born circa 1914 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Stanley Hill and Luella Jane Gebhart.

      Fannie Hill was born circa 1922 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Stanley Hill and Luella Jane Gebhart. Fannie married (Unknown) Jones.

      Dorothy Hill was born circa 1916 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Stanley Hill and Luella Jane Gebhart. Dorothy married (Unknown) Brown.

     Betty Hill was the daughter of Stanley Hill and Luella Jane Gebhart. Betty married (Unknown) Williams.

      Leah Hill was born circa Mar, 1930 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Stanley Hill and Luella Jane Gebhart. Leah married (Unknown) McElwee.

      Esther Hill was born circa 1918 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Stanley Hill and Luella Jane Gebhart. Esther married (Unknown) Fry.

      Mabel Hill was born circa 1921 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Stanley Hill and Luella Jane Gebhart. Mabel married (Unknown) Brower.

     (Unknown) married Martha K. Hill, daughter of Stanley Hill and Luella Jane Gebhart.

     (Unknown) married Fannie Hill, daughter of Stanley Hill and Luella Jane Gebhart.

     (Unknown) married Dorothy Hill, daughter of Stanley Hill and Luella Jane Gebhart.

     (Unknown) married Betty Hill, daughter of Stanley Hill and Luella Jane Gebhart.

     (Unknown) married Leah Hill, daughter of Stanley Hill and Luella Jane Gebhart.

     (Unknown) married Esther Hill, daughter of Stanley Hill and Luella Jane Gebhart.

     (Unknown) married Mabel Hill, daughter of Stanley Hill and Luella Jane Gebhart.

     (Unknown) married Nellie Eshbaugh, daughter of Charles Clayton Eshbaugh and Mary Estella Gebhart.

      Harriett Eshbaugh was born circa 1927 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Charles Clayton Eshbaugh and Mary Estella Gebhart. Harriett married Neil Goff.

     Elsie Eshbaugh was the daughter of Charles Clayton Eshbaugh and Mary Estella Gebhart. Elsie married Jack Flynn.

     Charlotte Eshbaugh was the daughter of Charles Clayton Eshbaugh and Mary Estella Gebhart. Charlotte married Kenneth Walker.

     Mary married Richard Powers. Mary Eshbaugh was born circa 1925 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Charles Clayton Eshbaugh and Mary Estella Gebhart.

     Neil married Harriett Eshbaugh, daughter of Charles Clayton Eshbaugh and Mary Estella Gebhart.

     Jack married Elsie Eshbaugh, daughter of Charles Clayton Eshbaugh and Mary Estella Gebhart.

     Kenneth married Charlotte Eshbaugh, daughter of Charles Clayton Eshbaugh and Mary Estella Gebhart.

     Richard married Mary Eshbaugh, daughter of Charles Clayton Eshbaugh and Mary Estella Gebhart.

      John Denise was born on Jun 2, 1782. He was the son of Judge De Nyse De Nyse and Tryntje Schenck. John married Mary Lane, daughter of Joris Lane and Nelly Covenhoven. John Denise died in 1821 at Warren County, Ohio. He died before 1829.
     He was also known as John Denis.

      George L. Denise was born on Mar 5, 1809 at Franklin, Warren County, Ohio. He was the son of John Denise and Mary Lane. George married Sarah Van Kirk. George married Louise Bergen, daughter of David Combs Bergen and Nancy Boyce, on Mar 8, 1838 at Ohio. George married Louise Bergen, daughter of David Combs Bergen and Nancy Boyce, on Apr 9, 1839. George L. Denise died on Mar 8, 1888 at age 79.
     He was also known as George Denise.

      Catherine Schenck Denise was born on Dec 4, 1807 at Monmouth County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Sidney Denise and Ann Conover. Catherine Schenck Denise was baptized on Apr 10, 1808 at Old Brick Church, Freehold, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Catherine married Arthur Cox, son of John Cox and Sarah Polhemus Barkalow, on Jan 4, 1828 at Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio. Catherine married Arthur Cox, son of John Cox and Sarah Polhemus Barkalow, on Jan 24, 1828 at Warren County, Ohio. Catherine Schenck Denise died on Jan 31, 1882 at age 74.

      Ellen Denise was born circa 1813. She was the daughter of John Denise and Mary Lane.

      Sarah Ann Denise was born circa 1815. She was the daughter of John Denise and Mary Lane.

      Sidney Denise was born circa 1819. He was the son of John Denise and Mary Lane.

      Louise Bergen was born on Mar 3, 1818. She was the daughter of David Combs Bergen and Nancy Boyce. Louise married George L. Denise, son of John Denise and Mary Lane, on Mar 8, 1838 at Ohio. Louise married George L. Denise, son of John Denise and Mary Lane, on Apr 9, 1839.

     Sarah married George L. Denise, son of John Denise and Mary Lane. Sarah Van Kirk died on Mar 8, 1838.

      Garret Denise was born on Aug 24, 1772. He was the son of Judge De Nyse De Nyse and Tryntje Schenck. Garret married Elizabeth Davis, daughter of Aaron Davis and Janet Rhea, circa 1795. Garret Denise died on Jan 24, 1813 at age 40.

      Eleanor Denise was born on Jul 22, 1811 at log cabin built on the west side of the Great Miami River two miles north of, Franklin, Warren County, Ohio. She was the daughter of Sidney Denise and Ann Conover. Eleanor married Nathaniel Van Maxwell, son of Thomas Maxwell and Rachel Chambers, on Nov 18, 1830. Eleanor Denise died on Jul 20, 1898 at Centerville, Montgomery County, Ohio, at age 86.

      Elizabeth Ann Denise was born on Sep 4, 1813 at Warren County, Ohio. She was the daughter of Sidney Denise and Ann Conover. Elizabeth Ann Denise died on Sep 7, 1847 at age 34.

      Joseph Denise was born on Apr 8, 1820 at Warren County, Ohio. He was the son of Sidney Denise and Ann Conover. Joseph married Susan Boyce Bergen, daughter of David Combs Bergen and Nancy Boyce, in 1843 at Ohio. Joseph married Susan Boyce Bergen, daughter of David Combs Bergen and Nancy Boyce, on Dec 5, 1843. Joseph married Ann (Unknown). Joseph Denise died on Apr 17, 1885 at age 65. Joseph was buried after Apr 17, 1885 at Carlisle, Warren County, Ohio.
     He was also known as Joseph De Nyse.

      William Edgar Denise was born circa 1822. He was the son of Sidney Denise and Ann Conover.

      Dr. Jacob Conover Denise was born on Dec 3, 1828 at Warren County, Ohio. He was the son of Sidney Denise and Ann Conover. Jacob married Mary Clara Collier on Oct 27, 1870. Dr. Jacob Conover Denise died on Jan 20, 1899 at Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, at age 70.
     He was also known as J. C. Denise. He resided at at 1901 Dodge, Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, in 1890.

      Nathaniel Van Maxwell was born between Jul 10, 1803 and Jul 10, 1809 at Centerville, Montgomery County, Ohio. He was born on Jul 10, 1809 at Warren County, Ohio. He was the son of Thomas Maxwell and Rachel Chambers. Nathaniel married Eleanor Denise, daughter of Sidney Denise and Ann Conover, on Nov 18, 1830. Nathaniel Van Maxwell died on Mar 8, 1886 at Centerville, Montgomery County, Ohio. Nathaniel was buried at Centerville Cemetery, Centerville, Montgomery County, Ohio.
      From Maxwell Family History - Nathaniel Van Maxwell [1809 -- 1886]: businessman, Nathaniel was born in Warren County, Ohio, the son of Thomas and Rachel Maxwell. He moved to Centreville, Ohio, as a young man, and established a general store, which grew to be quite successful. He served as treasurer of the township for forty-four years, and he was a founder of the Centreville Union Academy. Maxwell was a delegate to numerous local and state conventions, and he was a trustee of the Glendale Female College.

Gravestone lists birth date as Jul 10, 1809 and death date as March 5, 1886.

From The Dayton Daily Journal (March 1886) - Death of Nathaniel V. Maxwell
The announcement yesterday of the death of Nathaniel V. Maxwell, perhaps the oldest merchant in this county, and one of the old citizens of the Miami Valley, will be read with deep sorrow by a host of friends in this and adjoining counties, as well as in the State. He had been unusually well during the winter, until last Tuesday, when about the middle of the afternoon he was taken with a chill which developed into and attack of catarrhal fever, with serious bronchial complications that resulted in his death at 7:14 p.m. on Monday, at his late residence in Centreville, of this county. He was very sick from the first, and being advanced in years and of delicate constitution, the attack the attack proved more than he could bear.

Mr. Maxwell was on of the few old personal landmarks remaining in the southeastern part of the county, nearly all of his contemporaries having preceded him and gone to their reward. For forty-four year he had been a merchant in Centreville, and died while yet engaged in the personal management of his business, and during all this period no man ever pursued a more unswerving course of business integrity. No not of his ever went to protest. No man ever lost a cent by him under any circumstances. In this long period of business intercourse he was a conspicuous figure of commercial honor. His word everywhere was recognized as equal to his bond.

Prior to Mr. Maxwell's career as a merchant his occupation was that of a tailor, to which, after the death of his father, he had been apprenticed in Miamisburg in 1825, when about sixteen years of age. In 1829, he was sent by his principal to open a tailor shop in Centerville, when business of this kind was quite different from the present day, which soon passed into his own hands, and which in about twelve years was abandoned for the general dry goods business, Mr. Maxwell first associating himself with Ellis S. Bradstreet, now of this city, under the firm name of Maxwell & Bradstreet. In 1846, this firm was dissolved, Mr. Maxwell thereafter, during the remainder of the long period which followed up to the present time, having conducted the business in his own name.

Nor was he solely a business man. He was actively and influentially with everything in his part of the county having for its object the development, education and morality, and the improvement of the community. A man of singular probity, he was a marked person in the community where he, for 57 years, had been a potential public factor. A prominent and loyal Whig during the existence of that party, he was still the uncompromising opponent of human slavery, and when the time came in 1856, for the organization of the Republican party, the new political organization found in him an enthusiastic supporter. He attended the Ohio State convention that year, and was an earnest friend of the nomination of the late Salmon P. Chase as a candidate for the Governor of the State. He was opposed to the Silver Grey element of his party from Montgomery county who contended that Mr. Chase could not carry Mr. Maxwell's own strong Whig township, to which the latter replied that unless they placed whoever they nominated on a strong anti-slavery platform they would certainly fail. The wise counsels of such men as he prevailed and the sequel the country now fully comprehends.
Mr. Maxwell frequently represented his county at State conventions, sometimes riding on horseback the whole distance, the trip taking a week. He was once or twice a candidate of his party for the Legislature prior to the war; was prominent in the counsels of both the Whig and Republican parties in the earlier years of his life and an earnest supporter of the Union cause during the rebellion, giving liberally both of substance and time to the support of the Government's defenders.

In the year 1842, he became the treasurer of Washington township and held the office, with the exception of one or two years, from that time until his death, making a service of more than forty years. In late years, though a pronounced Republican he had no opponent, the members of both parties uniting in his election to a position which in all this time he had so faithfully filled. The last working day of his life was mainly devoted to his office. He thus died in the harness of public service.

On the subject of religion he was an adherent at the Presbyterian Church. For many years a trustee, and entertained broad views. In the last days of his illness, in frequent conversations with the members of his family, he expressed the largest faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, saying that for years, He had been his "only hope," a hope, as he expressed it, "both sure and steadfast." Few men in their closing hours have given such beautiful and satisfactory evidence of faith in the fundamental truths of the Christian religion.Surrounded by his sorrowing family, he said to them, Don't cry. We shall pass over. It won't be long." When the hour of dissolution drew near, he passed into a profound slumber, but in an hour he opened his eyes, recognizing those about him and speaking to them. After the lapse of another hour, when one of the physicians spoke to him in a strong tone, he was again aroused, and on one of his children asking him if all was well with him, he replied, making a great effort to express himself, "very well." These were the last words he ever spoke, remaining thence in deep sleep and with laborious respiration for several hours, and until he passed away without a struggle as peacefully as the day closes.

Mr. Maxwell's wife, who, at the age of seventy-four, survives him, was the daughter of the late Sidney Denise, of this county. He had five children; Colonel Sidney D. Maxwell, the Superintendent of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, and Mr. Marcellus Maxwell, also of Cincinnati; Mrs. Dr. William H. Lamme, of Centreville; Mrs. John M. Adams, of Medway Clark county, in this State, and Miss Addie R. Maxwell, who remained at home and was intensely devoted to her father. All these were with him in his closing days and hours, administering to his wants, and doing everything that could be done for his recovery, and to make his condition as comfortable as possible. He educated his children and left to them the priceless legacy of a singularly well-spent life--a life in which charity was distinguished by a multitude of expressions, of which none but the poor ever knew.

      Susan Boyce Bergen was born on Dec 17, 1822 at Ohio. She was the daughter of David Combs Bergen and Nancy Boyce. Susan married Joseph Denise, son of Sidney Denise and Ann Conover, in 1843 at Ohio. Susan married Joseph Denise, son of Sidney Denise and Ann Conover, on Dec 5, 1843. Susan Boyce Bergen died on Aug 27, 1854 at age 31.

      Mary Clara Collier was born circa 1852 at Pennsylvania. Mary married Dr. Jacob Conover Denise, son of Sidney Denise and Ann Conover, on Oct 27, 1870.
     Mary Clara Collier was also known as May Collier.

     William De Nyse was baptized on Dec 19, 1779 at Monmouth, Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was baptized on Dec 19, 1779 at Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was the son of Judge De Nyse De Nyse and Tryntje Schenck. William married Eleanor Schenck on Feb 23, 1802 at Freehold, Monmouth County, New Jersey. William married Eleanor Schenck on Feb 23, 1802 at Ohio. William De Nyse died in 1878 at Butler County, Ohio. William was buried at Ohio.
     He was also known as William Denise.

     Denyse Denise was baptized on Apr 12, 1654 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York. He was born on Apr 12, 1654 at New Amsterdam, New York County, New York. Denyse married Elizabeth Polhemus on Oct 22, 1682 at Dutch Reformed Church, Flatbush, Kings County, New York. Denyse married Helena Cortelyou on Aug 12, 1685 at Dutch Reformed Church, New Utrecht, Kings County, New York. Denyse Denise died before 1707 at Port Hamilton, Monmouth County, New Jersey.
     He was also known as Dionyse Denyse. He was also known as Dionys Nys Teunisson Denyse. He was also known as Denies (Nys) Teunise Nyssen. He was also known as Denys Nyssen.

      Helena Cortelyou was born circa 1663 at New Utrecht, Kings County, New York. Helena married Nicholas Rutgersz Van Brunt, son of Rutger Joesten Van Brunt and Tryntje Claes, on Aug 19, 1683 at Dutch Reformed Church, New Utrecht, Kings County, New York. Helena married Denyse Denise on Aug 12, 1685 at Dutch Reformed Church, New Utrecht, Kings County, New York. Helena married Hendrick Hendrickson circa 1706. Helena Cortelyou died before 1726 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.
     On Mar 27, 1717 her ferry priveleges were granted to Hendrick Hendrickse and Isaac Hansen to and from their respective landing places on Long Island and Staten Island with the right to take tolls for 21 years.

      Arthur Cox was born in 1804. He was the son of John Cox and Sarah Polhemus Barkalow. Arthur married Catherine Schenck Denise, daughter of Sidney Denise and Ann Conover, on Jan 4, 1828 at Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio. Arthur married Catherine Schenck Denise, daughter of Sidney Denise and Ann Conover, on Jan 24, 1828 at Warren County, Ohio. Arthur Cox died in 1869.

     Reynnier married Jannetje Snediker on Jun 24 at Flatlands, Kings County, New York. Reynnier Wesselpenck was born circa 1631 at Flatlands, Kings County, New York. Reynnier married Jannetje Snediker circa 1696.
     Reynnier Wesselpenck was also known as Reyner Wizzlepenning.

     Jacob married Gertien Pieters Luyster, daughter of Pieter Cornelise Luyster and Aeltje Tyssen.