Henry Stone KunkelAge: 89 years1823–1913
- Name
- Henry Stone Kunkel
- Given names
- Henry Stone
- Surname
- Kunkel
| Birth | December 23, 1823 31 27 |
| Birth of a brother | George Kunkel February 25, 1826 (Age 2 years) |
| Marriage | Matilda Jane Baltosser — View this family February 14, 1856 (Age 32 years) |
| Birth of a daughter #1 | Mary Alice Kunkel February 16, 1857 (Age 33 years) |
| Birth of a daughter #2 | Martha Jane Kunkel about 1858 (Age 34 years) |
| Birth of a son #3 | John Calvin Kunkel October 8, 1860 (Age 36 years) |
| Birth of a son #4 | Ira H. Kunkel 1863 (Age 39 years) |
| Death | October 6, 1913 (Age 89 years) |
| Family with parents |
| father |
George Heinrich Kunkel Birth: August 19, 1792 22 22 — Albany Twp, Berks Co, PA Death: |
| mother |
Mary Catherina Stone Birth: 1796 — Reading, Berks Co, PA Death: |
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Marriage: 1815 — Perry Co, Pa |
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2 years elder brother |
Jacob S. Kunkel Birth: about 1816 23 20 — Perry Co, Pa Death: |
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2 years elder brother |
John Henry Kunkel Birth: January 26, 1818 25 22 — New Bloomfield, Perry Co, PA Death: |
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3 years elder sister |
Mary Ann Kunkel Birth: 1820 27 24 — New Bloomfield, Perry Co, PA Death: |
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15 months elder brother |
William Kunkel Birth: March 20, 1821 28 25 — New Bloomfield, Perry Co, PA Death: |
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3 years himself |
Henry Stone Kunkel Birth: December 23, 1823 31 27 — New Bloomfield, Perry Co, PA Death: October 6, 1913 — Kunkle, Williams Co, OH |
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2 years younger brother |
George Kunkel Birth: February 25, 1826 33 30 — New Bloomfield, Perry Co, PA Death: |
| Family with Matilda Jane Baltosser |
| himself |
Henry Stone Kunkel Birth: December 23, 1823 31 27 — New Bloomfield, Perry Co, PA Death: October 6, 1913 — Kunkle, Williams Co, OH |
| wife |
Matilda Jane Baltosser Birth: February 4, 1834 — Madison Twp, Perry Co, PA Death: May 21, 1920 — Kunkle, Williams Co, OH |
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Marriage: February 14, 1856 — New Bloomfield, Perry Co, PA |
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1 year daughter |
Mary Alice Kunkel Birth: February 16, 1857 33 23 — Kunkle, Williams Co, OH Death: |
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22 months daughter |
Martha Jane Kunkel Birth: about 1858 34 23 — Kunkle, Williams Co, OH Death: |
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3 years son |
John Calvin Kunkel Birth: October 8, 1860 36 26 — Kunkle, Williams Co, OH Death: |
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3 years son |
Ira H. Kunkel Birth: 1863 39 28 — Kunkle, Williams Co, OH Death: |
| Shared note | THE BRYAN DEMOCRAT, FEBRUARY 22, 1906 ~ CELEBRATED GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Kunkle, married fifty years ago - Newsy Notes from Village of Kunkle ~ Kunkle, Ohio, Feb. 19, 1906 - Special ~ The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Ms. Henry Kunkle, Sr. occurred at their home on Wednesday, February 7, 1906. Their children and near friends to the number of thirty were present, and they all had a merry time. They presented them with a very fine extension table,something useful as well as ornamental. Father Kunkle walked from Pennsylvania to Williams county in 1844 and came to this neighborhood, where he now lives. He bought and sold the following real estate: first the land now occupied by the Williams County Agricultural Society at Montpelier. Est of Kunkle he purchased eighty acres, now known as the Webb farm. He also owned the John Shinnabarger farm, west of town, and occupied by J. R. Apt, Jr. After making some changes,he now owns about 400 acres around this village. Mr. Kunkle made two trips to California. First in 1850, to dig for gold. He left St. Louis, then a city of only 60,000, with a company of fifty-two people. But only two of these, Mr. Kunkle and his brother George, reached California, the remainder dropping off at other points. They remained until the fall of 1853, when they returned, principally by water. When out about three days their boat came near being ship-wrecked. On their arrival at Philadelphia the first thing to do was to exchange their gold dust for money or rather wait in Perry, Pa,Mr. Kunkle again returned to Williams county. After clearing and working on his farm for about three months, Mr. Kunkle and George Baltozer started again for California, from there by boat, going over the much-talked of Nicaraugua route, remanding there until 1855. After Mr. Kunkle's marriage, Feb. 07, 1856, the couple started for what is now Kunkle. Seven days later Mr. and Mrs. Kunkle arrived at Stryker, where they were met by his brother, John Kunkle, who lived south of West Unity. They moved one mile west and will probably remain their the balance of their lives, be they many of few. Mrs. Kunkle's maiden name was Matilda Jane Baltozer, she having many brothers located in this county, but at this time she is the only one left. She was born and raised in Madison Twp, Perry County, Pa, and moved with her husband to Madison Twp, Williams County, never having lived in any other than Madison township. Mr. and Mrs. Kunkle's friends wish them well in their old days. May they live many years, although both are in feeble health, to enjoy their hard earnings of this life is the wish of all who know them.he Town of KUNKLE, in William Co, Ohio, was named after Henry Stone Kunkle. |