In the 1900 census Rebecca was still living at home with her mother in Nimishillen Township, Stark County, Ohio. Rebecca was listed as age 24 born April 1876 in Ohio.
Charles & Rebecca never had children. According to many family members, that knew them, said they were a loving Uncle & Aunt.
I have a very old Holy Bible that Rebecca's father, David Culler gave to her on February 24, 1888. It has the married record of Charles & Rebecca recorded in it, plus many deaths, births & marriages of other family members. My great-Aunt Merle (Culler) Bruner ended up with the bible, she gave it to Virgil Culler, and Virgil gave it to me.
REBECCA'S OBITUARY 1944
Louisville -- December 22, Mrs. Rebecca C. Knepper, 68, wife of Charles Knepper of Georgetown Road, R.D. 2, Louisville, died Thursday in the home after an illness of six weeks from a heart ailment.
In addition to her husband, two brothers, Noah Culler of Hartville and Edwin Culler of Fort Collins, Colorado, survive. The body is at the Sluss parlors.
Charles & Rebecca never had children. According to many family members, that knew them, said they were a loving Uncle & Aunt.
I have a very old Holy Bible that Rebecca's father, David Culler gave to her on February 24, 1888. It has the married record of Charles & Rebecca recorded in it, plus many deaths, births & marriages of other family members. My great-Aunt Merle (Culler) Bruner ended up with the bible, she gave it to Virgil Culler, and Virgil gave it to me.
REBECCA'S OBITUARY 1944
Louisville -- December 22, Mrs. Rebecca C. Knepper, 68, wife of Charles Knepper of Georgetown Road, R.D. 2, Louisville, died Thursday in the home after an illness of six weeks from a heart ailment.
In addition to her husband, two brothers, Noah Culler of Hartville and Edwin Culler of Fort Collins, Colorado, survive. The body is at the Sluss parlors.
In the 1900 census Rebecca was still living at home with her mother in Nimishillen Township, Stark County, Ohio. Rebecca was listed as age 24 born April 1876 in Ohio.
Charles & Rebecca never had children. According to many family members, that knew them, said they were a loving Uncle & Aunt.
I have a very old Holy Bible that Rebecca's father, David Culler gave to her on February 24, 1888. It has the married record of Charles & Rebecca recorded in it, plus many deaths, births & marriages of other family members. My great-Aunt Merle (Culler) Bruner ended up with the bible, she gave it to Virgil Culler, and Virgil gave it to me.
REBECCA'S OBITUARY 1944
Louisville -- December 22, Mrs. Rebecca C. Knepper, 68, wife of Charles Knepper of Georgetown Road, R.D. 2, Louisville, died Thursday in the home after an illness of six weeks from a heart ailment.
In addition to her husband, two brothers, Noah Culler of Hartville and Edwin Culler of Fort Collins, Colorado, survive. The body is at the Sluss parlors.
Charles & Rebecca never had children. According to many family members, that knew them, said they were a loving Uncle & Aunt.
I have a very old Holy Bible that Rebecca's father, David Culler gave to her on February 24, 1888. It has the married record of Charles & Rebecca recorded in it, plus many deaths, births & marriages of other family members. My great-Aunt Merle (Culler) Bruner ended up with the bible, she gave it to Virgil Culler, and Virgil gave it to me.
REBECCA'S OBITUARY 1944
Louisville -- December 22, Mrs. Rebecca C. Knepper, 68, wife of Charles Knepper of Georgetown Road, R.D. 2, Louisville, died Thursday in the home after an illness of six weeks from a heart ailment.
In addition to her husband, two brothers, Noah Culler of Hartville and Edwin Culler of Fort Collins, Colorado, survive. The body is at the Sluss parlors.
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