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     Virginia Ann Lutz married Robert Doud Martin Sr., son of Arrelis Buster Connally and Helen Lydia Hedborg.¹ Virginia Ann Lutz is the daughter of Louis Otto Lutz and Veria Elizabeth Eden.¹

     Clinton S. Luzenbeel was born circa 1856 at Maryland; info from 1870 Maryland Census. He was the son of John Henry Luzenbeel and Elizabeth Corella Harn.
     Clinton S. Luzenbeel appeared on the census of August 1870 at Liberty, Frederick Co., Maryland; listed as 14 years old and born in Maryland.

     Emma Luzenbeel was born circa 1858 at Maryland; info from 1870 Maryland Census. She was the daughter of John Henry Luzenbeel and Elizabeth Corella Harn. Emma Luzenbeel died circa 1900.¹
     Emma Luzenbeel appeared on the census of August 1870 at Liberty, Frederick Co., Maryland; listed as 12 years old and born in Maryland.

     John Henry Luzenbeel married Elizabeth Corella Harn, daughter of Singleton Wesley Harn and Maria Cordelia Harn, on 24 June 1852 at Frederick, Frederick Co., Maryland.²
     HISTORY OF FREDERICK CO., MD, 1910, pg 1557.

     William E. Luzenbeel was born circa 1854 at Maryland; info from 1870 Maryland Census. He was the son of John Henry Luzenbeel and Elizabeth Corella Harn.
     William E. Luzenbeel appeared on the census of August 1870 at Liberty, Frederick Co., Maryland; listed as 16 years old and born in Maryland.

     Eudora Lyle married Thomas Henery Hearn, son of William Henry Hearn and Elizabeth Ann Ausborn.
     Her married name was Hearn. Her Ancestral File Number is B4DB-9R. Her Ancestral File Number is B4DB-9R.

     Isabelle Lyman married Elden Sanders.

     Helen Katherine Lynch married Wayne Stouffer Fox.
     Her married name was Fox.

     Linda Lyons married David Paul Harn, son of Paul Henry Harn Jr. and Dorothy Jean Fusaro.¹

     Edmond Lytle was the son of Robert Lytle and Hannah Knox.¹
     Edmond Lytle lived in 1885 at near Sidney, Ohio.¹

     James Lytle was the son of Robert Lytle and Hannah Knox.¹ James Lytle died before 1885.¹
     With his death, James left a family in St. Mary's, Ohio.¹

     Lindol S. Lytle was born after 1866.¹ He was the son of Reynolds K. Lytle and Mary Sprague.¹

     Margaret Lytle was the daughter of Robert Lytle and Hannah Knox.¹ Margaret Lytle married John Walkup.¹
     Her married name was Walkup.¹

     Margaret K. Lytle was born after 1866.¹ She was the daughter of Reynolds K. Lytle and Mary Sprague.¹

     Mary A. Lytle was the daughter of Robert Lytle and Hannah Knox.¹ Mary A. Lytle married David Williams.¹ Mary A. Lytle married David M. Bliss (?) on 5 January 1867.² Mary A. Lytle died circa September 1867.^1,2
     Her married name was Williams.¹

     Reynolds K. Lytle was born on 17 February 1819 at Stark Co., Ohio.¹ He was the son of Robert Lytle and Hannah Knox.¹ Reynolds K. Lytle married Martha L. Major in 1846 at St. Mary's, Ohio.¹ Reynolds K. Lytle married Mary Sprague in 1866.¹ Reynolds K. Lytle married Isabelle R. Harn, daughter of Denton Harn and Rachel Ruth Pickett, on 10 May 1876 at Shelby Co., Ohio.²
     Marriage Record had last name at LYTLE. Reynolds K. Lytle appeared on the census of 4 June 1880 at Washington Twsp., Van Wert Co., Ohio; The 1880 Ohio Census listed R.K. Lytle 61 years old, banker, born in Ohio, wife Belle - 56 years old, son Lyndle S., 11-years old and born in Ohio and daughter Maggie 10-years old, born in Ohio. He lived in 1885 at Delphos, Ohio.¹

R. K. LYTLE, banker and manufacturer, Delphos, was born in Stark County, Ohio, February 17, 1819 ; son of Robert and Hannah (Knox) Lytle, former of Irish, latter of Scotch descent They were parents of the following children : James, deceased, leaving a family at St. Mary's, Ohio ; Mary, who became the wife of David Williams, both of whom are now deceased ; Edmond, residing near Sidney, Ohio ; Margaret, widow of John Walkup of Delphos ; and R. K. The father died in 1821, the mother in 1842. The subject of this sketch, with his mother and other members of the family, moved to Sidney, Ohio, in 1833. In 1839 he entered the freshman class at the Miami University, and there remained until completing his junior year; he then began the study of medicine with Dr, G. Volney Dorsey, an eminent surgeon of Piqua, Ohio, where he remained one year. But surgery being distasteful to him, he discontinued the study of the profession and devoted his time to school teaching until 1845, when he came to Delphos and took charge of the general store of Hollister, Bliss & Petit, in which capacity he continued two and a half years, when he became a member of the firm of Hollister, Bliss & Lytle, which continued until 1856. The clothing and dry goods firm of Lytle & Robuck was then formed, and existed until 1859, when it was dissolved. The firm of R. K. Lytle & Co., dealers in general merchandise, was next established, and was carried on until 1864, when Mr. Lytle rented his store room and removed to Sidney, Ohio, to live a retired life on account of poor health. Two years being spent in retirement, Mr. Lytle became interested in the firm of Lytle & Scott, of Delphos, which in 1873 was terminated, owing to Mr. Scott's health. Our subject remained in Sidney until 1872, when he returned to Delphos, and engaged with his partner in building the Lytle Block. In 1874, upon the organization of the Commercial Banking Corporation, he became president, in which capacity he still continues. He is a director in the Ohio Wheel Company, also a director in the Union Stave Factory. At the request of the people of the Fifth Congressional District, he became a candidate for Congress upon the Republican ticket, against A. V. Rice, receiving 8,279 votes against 13,477 for his opponent, which was the smallest Democratic majority ever given in the district Mr. Lytle was thrice married, first at St Mary's, Ohio, in 1846, to Martha L., daughter of Samuel Major, and by her had six children, all of whom died young. Mrs. Lytle dying in 1864, Mr. Lytle married, in 1866, Mary Sprague of Wooster, Ohio, daughter of Lindol Sprague. To this union were born two children, both of whom are living: Lindol S. and Margaret K. The mother of these children died in 1874. and our subject's third marriage occurred, May 10, 1876, with Miss Isabelle E. Harn of St. Mary's, Ohio, daughter of Denton and Rachel (Pickett) Harn. Both he and his present wife are descended from the celebrated Knox family; his mother a distant connection of James Knox Polk, eleventh President of the United States. Mr. Lytle is a Royal Arch Mason and a member of the Royal Arcanum. He is a member of the Presbyterian Church of Delphos, in which he is a trustee and of which he was instrumental in the construction.¹

     Robert Lytle married Hannah Knox.¹ Robert Lytle died in 1821.¹

     Joe Mabbutt married Debra Luhr, daughter of Delmar D. Luhr and Violet Estelle Redman.

     Charlotte Macaulay married Clayton Charles Purdy, son of Wendell Holmes Purdy and Edith Lindsay Morgan, on 28 May 1949 at Wesley United Church, Montreal, Montreal Co., Quebec, Canada.^1,2

     Anna Madden was born circa 1871 at Mayo County, Ireland.¹ She married Joseph McCarthy, son of John McCarthy and Saraphine Sheehy, on 15 November 1895 at Faribault, Rice Co., Minnesota.² Anna Madden died circa 1923.³
     Her married name was McCarthy. She appeared on the census of 1920 at Faribault, Rice Co., Minnesota; E.D. 119, pg 7593. Marriage Record was between Joseph McCarthy and Annie Madden.

     Jennie Madison married Ira Swan.
     Her married name was Swan.

     Wilhemina Magill married Dr. Henry Dangerfield Barnitz.
     Her married name was Barnitz.

     Cornelius Mahoney married Minnie Kalien, daughter of Herman Kalien and Wilhelmina Marcolas, circa 1914.¹
     Rice Co. Families, Their History, Our Heritage, 1981, pg 173.

     Sophia Patrica Elenor Mainer married John Walz. Sophia Patrica Elenor Mainer was born circa 1841.² She died circa 1895.²
     Her married name was Walz.

     Martha L. Major married Reynolds K. Lytle, son of Robert Lytle and Hannah Knox, in 1846 at St. Mary's, Ohio.¹ Martha L. Major died in 1864.¹
     As of 1846,her married name was Lytle.¹

     Anna Malinowski married Stanley Helminiak.¹

     William Mallon married Ada Ruple, daughter of Allen Ruple and Orline Starner.
     SOURCE: Jim Coleman FHL film 1673524, item 14.

     Robert Malloy married Vivian Fink, daughter of Paul Joseph Fink and Stella Catherine Skluzacek.

     Charles E. Manley was born abt Winter? 1854 at Monongalia & Harrison Counties, Virginia.¹ He was the son of Harrison Manley and Sarah Righter. Charles E. Manley married Florence Jessie Grove, daughter of Martin Luther Grove and Margaritte Jane Harn, on 7 November 1878 at Marion Co., West Virginia.¹
     Charles E. Manley was a Deputy Sheriff in Marion Co, WV. Birthplace now located in Marion Co., WV. Ellen Dorcas Harn Manuscript.

     Harrison Manley married Sarah Righter.