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1900 Hensler
- In 1900 Grandma Hensler is about 5 years old.
- Here’s who in the Boller household at 1420 Liberty Street.
- Daniel Boller 38 Christina Boller 36 Margaret Boller 9 Marie Boller (this is Aunt Marie, Grandma Hensler sister) 1 Jimina Boller (Irma, Irmina) 5 Isabella Boller 1 Frank B Happ 60 Margaret Happ 63 Next door at 1422 Liberty Street is Louis Boller (45) family and Joseph Boller (32) family. Daniel Boller is listed as a blacksmith carriage. Almost all the neighbors on Liberty Street are German. Occupations of immediate neighbors are bricklayer, butcher, carriage trimmer, blacksmith carriage, teamster, rag picker, cabinet maker, tailor, cigar maker, carpenter, lumber stacker, solderer tin shop, hide splitter, carpenter, teamster, painter, messenger boy, blacksmith helper, stone cutter, safemaker. Wedding picture for Irma Boller and Nelson Hensler. Far right front row is Aunt Marie Boller (Meyer). To the left of Irma is Frank Boller and Matilda. The woman in the back row is Nelson Hensler’s sister Margaret Hensler Dehmer. To her left is Harry Dehmer who owned a bakery in Norwood. 1930 Census Nelson Hensler 29 Irma Hensler 35 Paul Hensler 6 Patricia Hensler 4 [4 7/12] Nelson Hensler 1 [1 3/12] This is Nelson George Hensler and Uncle Paul (in late 1920’s) Nelson George Hensler is on the far right. In 1900, Henry and Margarite Hensler are living with her father, Thomas Carroll who is now 68. Her mom passed in 1895. Henry is a farmer in 1900. In 1920, Henry Hensler (49) and Nelson Hensler (19) are living together. Margaret Carroll Hensler is not listed. Henry is agent at traction office and Nelson is clerk at traction office. Traction ? may mean farming machines with traction engines, also may relate to street cars. In 1930, Henry Hensler (59) is living in Cheviot with his daughter Margaret and her family. Harry Dehmer 36 Margaret Dehmer 30 Lee H Dehmer 6 Bobby Dehmer 5 Henry Hensler 59 Harry is only one working per the 1930 census and he is a Baker Own Business. 1932 Arrow Street Guide: Dehmer Edna, saleslady, 4644 ½ Montgomery av. r. Cincinnati Dehmer Harry A. bakery, 4641 ½ Montgomery av. r. Cheviot By 1930, son Nelson George was now a meat cutter. Boller's were meat cutters. The following is a note to me from adoddy: According to my research, Henry Louis Hensler (Henseler) was a brother of Peter Hensler (b 1859), and Peter was my husband's ancestor. Henry was born on the 20th of March, 1871, in Green township, Hamilton county, Ohio, and died on the 9th of April, 1942. According to his death certificate, he died of pneumonia at the Little Sisters of the Poor, and is buried at St Aloysius cemetery. I've also found him on the 1880, 1900, 1910 and 1920 census. His wife was Margaret N Carroll, and they had at least two children; Nelson George and Margaret. Henry and Peter were two of (at least) six children of Peter Hensler, Sr, and Mary Murray. The other siblings were John, Gertrude, Mary Francis, and Michael. I have death certificates for all of them. Peter Hensler, Sr was born about 1828, in Prussian Germany, and died the 5th of September, 1901. I have that he is buried in Our Lady of Victory cemetery, but I'm not 100% certain that is correct. Mary Murray Hensler was born 6 July 1832 in Ireland, and died 22 Nov 1910 in Cincinnati. Her parents were, according to her death certificate Michael Murray and Mary Dooley. She died of pneumonia and is buried in Delhi Catholic cemetery. Unfortunately I do not have photos or stories about your Henry. I hope this has been of some assistance to you; please let me know if you would like any information about Henry's brother, Peter. Best of luck, Amy . Note from Lutz family tree says Nelson George worked at Wright Aircraft Engine Plant. Video shows this plant in 1940 http://www.criticalpast.com/video/65675048144_Wright-engine-plant_Allison-engine_men-work-on-machines_metal-lathe Also says he worked as Meat Cutter at Frank Kerley Food Market
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