Another photo from the Vardon-O'Connor bin.

On the front is "Wilson and Cox McConnelsville, Ohio." On the back in blue ink is "Nellie Ady."

McConnelsville is in Morgan County, Ohio.

Nellie Ady.

I searched the 1880 census and found Nellie living in Morgan County, Ohio.

Nellie Leona Ady was born on 22 March 1874 in Morgan County, Ohio, the daughter of William Ady and Evaline Sophia Hann.[1]

On 10 June 1880, Nelly lived with her parents and siblings Charles E., Mary R., Lucy Jane, Clara B., Eva Catherine, and Willie M. in Union Township, Morgan County, Ohio.[2]

In December 1895, Nellie was married to C. L. Massey.[3]

On 2 June 1900, Nella Massey and her sisters Clara B. Ady and Mertie L. Ady lived in Union Township, Morgan County, Ohio. A nephew Leo J. Best also lived with them. Nellie and Mertie were farming. Nellie reported that she had had one child, who had died.[4]

Nellie was married second on 17 October 1909 in Morgan County to George R. Rouanzoin. George was born in 1865, the son of Jacob Rouanzoin and Cynthia Scott.[5]

On 4 May 1910, George W. and Nellie . Rouanzoin and Nellie’s son Dayton M. Massy lived in Penn Township, Morgan County, Ohio. Nellie reported she had been the mother of two children, with one living. George was a farmer.[6]

On 9 January 1920, George and Nellie “Roungin” lived in Marion, Morgan County, Ohio. They owned their home. George was a general farmer.[7]

On 29 April 1930, George W. and Nellie L. Rouanzoin lived in Marion, Morgan County. They owned their home and had a radio. George was a farmer.[8]

George died in 1937. He was buried in Pennsville Cemetery in Pennsville, Morgan County, Ohio.[9]

On 1 May 1940, Nellie lived on Buckeye Ridge Road in Marion. She owned her house, valued at $500.[10]

Nellie died on 9 November 1952 in Chesterhill, Morgan County, Ohio. She was buried in Deerfield Cemetery in Malta, Morgan County.[11]


[1] Nelly Leona Ady entry, Ohio, U.S., Births and Christenings Index, 1774-1973, Ancestry.com.

[2] William Ady household, 1880 US census, Morgan County, Ohio, population schedule, Union, ED 148, SD 108, page 14B, dwelling 131.

[3] Note about marriage. Zanesville Signal (Zanesville, Ohio), 30 December 1895, page 8, column 2.

[4] Nella Massey household, 1900 US census, Morgan County, Ohio, population schedule, Union, ED 37, SD 14, sheet 1B, dwelling 17.

[5] Rouanzoin-Massey entry, Ohio, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1774-1993, Ancestry.com.

[6] George W. Rouanzoin household, 1910 US census, Morgan County, Ohio, population schedule, Penn, ED 50, SD 14, sheet 10A, dwelling 225.

[7] George Roungin household, 1920 US census, Morgan County, Ohio, population schedule, Marion, ED 74, SD 16, sheet 3A, dwelling 58.

[8] George W. Rouanzoin household, 1930 US census, Morgan County, Ohio, population schedule, Marion, ED 10, SD 19, sheet 9B, dwelling 209.

[9] George R. Rouanzoin Memorial 9330741, Findagrave.com.

[10] Nellie L. Rouanzoin household, 1940 US census, Morgan County, Ohio, population schedule, Marion, ED 58-10, SD 15, sheet 12B, dwelling 241.

[11] Nellie Leona Ady Rouanzoin Memorial 156544798, Findagrave.com.


Times Recorder (Zanesville, Ohio), 10 November 1952, page 8, column 3.




 

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