Irene Dell Newcom Rohrer is the wife of Christian F. Rohrer, Together Irene & Christian had seven children that lived to adulthood. Irene gave birth to an infant son who died at birth in 1876 & gave birth to infant twins in 1883 who also died at birth.
Her parents were Edward Newcom & Cynthia Irvin. Both are buried in the Beavertown Cemetery. Irene died of a Cerebral Hemorrhage; a Housewife, last address R.R. #9 Dayton, Ohio; Great Uncle was Col. G. Newcom of the famous Newcoms tavern in Dayton, Ohio. Irene had nine siblings.
BIO by David Procuniar
Her parents were Edward Newcom & Cynthia Irvin. Both are buried in the Beavertown Cemetery. Irene died of a Cerebral Hemorrhage; a Housewife, last address R.R. #9 Dayton, Ohio; Great Uncle was Col. G. Newcom of the famous Newcoms tavern in Dayton, Ohio. Irene had nine siblings.
BIO by David Procuniar
Irene Dell Newcom Rohrer is the wife of Christian F. Rohrer, Together Irene & Christian had seven children that lived to adulthood. Irene gave birth to an infant son who died at birth in 1876 & gave birth to infant twins in 1883 who also died at birth.
Her parents were Edward Newcom & Cynthia Irvin. Both are buried in the Beavertown Cemetery. Irene died of a Cerebral Hemorrhage; a Housewife, last address R.R. #9 Dayton, Ohio; Great Uncle was Col. G. Newcom of the famous Newcoms tavern in Dayton, Ohio. Irene had nine siblings.
BIO by David Procuniar
Her parents were Edward Newcom & Cynthia Irvin. Both are buried in the Beavertown Cemetery. Irene died of a Cerebral Hemorrhage; a Housewife, last address R.R. #9 Dayton, Ohio; Great Uncle was Col. G. Newcom of the famous Newcoms tavern in Dayton, Ohio. Irene had nine siblings.
BIO by David Procuniar
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