He married Jane "Jennie" Kroft on November 20, 1889, in Stark County, Ohio.
This was recorded in The Repository, Canton, Ohio, Thursday, November 21, 1889.
Mr. James Culler and Miss Jennie Croft, both of this city, were married Wednesday evening by Rev. E. P. Herbruck at his residence, 107 North Walnut Street.
In the 1900 census, James and his family were living in Canton Ward 2, Stark County, Ohio. He was listed as, James Culler, a teamster, age 33, born March 1867, in Ohio, his wife, Jennie Culler, age 28, born October 1871, in Ohio, and their children listed were Eva M. Culler, age 8, born December 1891, in Ohio, Clayton Culler, age 4, born July 1895, in Ohio, Atlee Culler, age 3, born September 1896, in Ohio, and Nola age 1, born May 1898, in Ohio.
In the 1910 census, James and his family were living in Nimishillen Township, Stark County, Ohio. He was listed as, James Z. Culler, a teamster, age 43, born in Ohio, and his wife, Jennie M. Culler, age 39, born in Ohio, and their children listed were Clayton aged 14, Atlee age 13, Nola age 11, Della age 9, Dorothy age 7, Margaret age 5, and Josephine age 8 months, all born in Ohio. Also living with him was his son-in-law and daughter, Charles Snyder, age 20, born in Ohio, and his wife, Eva (Culler) Snyder, age 18, born in Ohio, and their daughter, Ethel Snyder, age 1, born in Ohio.
In the 1920 census, James and his family were still living in Nimishillen Township, Stark County, Ohio. He was listed as, James Culler, a laborer in a steel mill, age 54, born in Ohio, and his wife, Jennie age 48, born in Ohio, and their children still living at home were; Clayton Culler, a machinist in a machine shop, age 24, born in Ohio, Della Culler, a toy maker in a toy shop, age 20, born in Ohio, Dorothy Culler, age 18, born in Ohio, and Margaret Culler, age 16, born in Ohio.
His obituary in The Repository, Canton, Ohio, Monday, December 20, 1937.
James Z. Culler, 70, of Walnut Street SE, an employee of the United Engineering Co., died Sunday evening in Mercy Hospital. He was a former resident of Louisville, and the body is at the Sluss Funeral Home there.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Charles Snyder of Louisville, Mrs. Everett Northrop, Mrs. Bernard Keller and Mrs. Frank Beard of Canton; two sons, Clayton of Louisville and Atlee of Canton; a brother, Frank of Canton, and two sisters, Mrs. Harvey Unkefer of Paris and Mrs. Walter Platz of Howard, Kansas.
This was recorded in The Repository, Canton, Ohio, Tuesday, December 21, 1937.
Rev. C. R. Warstler will officiate Wednesday at 2 p.m. when services are held in the Sluss Funeral Home at Louisville for James Z. Culler, 70, of Walnut Street SE, who died Sunday in Mercy Hospital, burial will be made in Union Cemetery at Louisville.
Information research by Richard Paul Culler, of Carrollton, Ohio.
This was recorded in The Repository, Canton, Ohio, Thursday, November 21, 1889.
Mr. James Culler and Miss Jennie Croft, both of this city, were married Wednesday evening by Rev. E. P. Herbruck at his residence, 107 North Walnut Street.
In the 1900 census, James and his family were living in Canton Ward 2, Stark County, Ohio. He was listed as, James Culler, a teamster, age 33, born March 1867, in Ohio, his wife, Jennie Culler, age 28, born October 1871, in Ohio, and their children listed were Eva M. Culler, age 8, born December 1891, in Ohio, Clayton Culler, age 4, born July 1895, in Ohio, Atlee Culler, age 3, born September 1896, in Ohio, and Nola age 1, born May 1898, in Ohio.
In the 1910 census, James and his family were living in Nimishillen Township, Stark County, Ohio. He was listed as, James Z. Culler, a teamster, age 43, born in Ohio, and his wife, Jennie M. Culler, age 39, born in Ohio, and their children listed were Clayton aged 14, Atlee age 13, Nola age 11, Della age 9, Dorothy age 7, Margaret age 5, and Josephine age 8 months, all born in Ohio. Also living with him was his son-in-law and daughter, Charles Snyder, age 20, born in Ohio, and his wife, Eva (Culler) Snyder, age 18, born in Ohio, and their daughter, Ethel Snyder, age 1, born in Ohio.
In the 1920 census, James and his family were still living in Nimishillen Township, Stark County, Ohio. He was listed as, James Culler, a laborer in a steel mill, age 54, born in Ohio, and his wife, Jennie age 48, born in Ohio, and their children still living at home were; Clayton Culler, a machinist in a machine shop, age 24, born in Ohio, Della Culler, a toy maker in a toy shop, age 20, born in Ohio, Dorothy Culler, age 18, born in Ohio, and Margaret Culler, age 16, born in Ohio.
His obituary in The Repository, Canton, Ohio, Monday, December 20, 1937.
James Z. Culler, 70, of Walnut Street SE, an employee of the United Engineering Co., died Sunday evening in Mercy Hospital. He was a former resident of Louisville, and the body is at the Sluss Funeral Home there.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Charles Snyder of Louisville, Mrs. Everett Northrop, Mrs. Bernard Keller and Mrs. Frank Beard of Canton; two sons, Clayton of Louisville and Atlee of Canton; a brother, Frank of Canton, and two sisters, Mrs. Harvey Unkefer of Paris and Mrs. Walter Platz of Howard, Kansas.
This was recorded in The Repository, Canton, Ohio, Tuesday, December 21, 1937.
Rev. C. R. Warstler will officiate Wednesday at 2 p.m. when services are held in the Sluss Funeral Home at Louisville for James Z. Culler, 70, of Walnut Street SE, who died Sunday in Mercy Hospital, burial will be made in Union Cemetery at Louisville.
Information research by Richard Paul Culler, of Carrollton, Ohio.
He married Jane "Jennie" Kroft on November 20, 1889, in Stark County, Ohio.
This was recorded in The Repository, Canton, Ohio, Thursday, November 21, 1889.
Mr. James Culler and Miss Jennie Croft, both of this city, were married Wednesday evening by Rev. E. P. Herbruck at his residence, 107 North Walnut Street.
In the 1900 census, James and his family were living in Canton Ward 2, Stark County, Ohio. He was listed as, James Culler, a teamster, age 33, born March 1867, in Ohio, his wife, Jennie Culler, age 28, born October 1871, in Ohio, and their children listed were Eva M. Culler, age 8, born December 1891, in Ohio, Clayton Culler, age 4, born July 1895, in Ohio, Atlee Culler, age 3, born September 1896, in Ohio, and Nola age 1, born May 1898, in Ohio.
In the 1910 census, James and his family were living in Nimishillen Township, Stark County, Ohio. He was listed as, James Z. Culler, a teamster, age 43, born in Ohio, and his wife, Jennie M. Culler, age 39, born in Ohio, and their children listed were Clayton aged 14, Atlee age 13, Nola age 11, Della age 9, Dorothy age 7, Margaret age 5, and Josephine age 8 months, all born in Ohio. Also living with him was his son-in-law and daughter, Charles Snyder, age 20, born in Ohio, and his wife, Eva (Culler) Snyder, age 18, born in Ohio, and their daughter, Ethel Snyder, age 1, born in Ohio.
In the 1920 census, James and his family were still living in Nimishillen Township, Stark County, Ohio. He was listed as, James Culler, a laborer in a steel mill, age 54, born in Ohio, and his wife, Jennie age 48, born in Ohio, and their children still living at home were; Clayton Culler, a machinist in a machine shop, age 24, born in Ohio, Della Culler, a toy maker in a toy shop, age 20, born in Ohio, Dorothy Culler, age 18, born in Ohio, and Margaret Culler, age 16, born in Ohio.
His obituary in The Repository, Canton, Ohio, Monday, December 20, 1937.
James Z. Culler, 70, of Walnut Street SE, an employee of the United Engineering Co., died Sunday evening in Mercy Hospital. He was a former resident of Louisville, and the body is at the Sluss Funeral Home there.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Charles Snyder of Louisville, Mrs. Everett Northrop, Mrs. Bernard Keller and Mrs. Frank Beard of Canton; two sons, Clayton of Louisville and Atlee of Canton; a brother, Frank of Canton, and two sisters, Mrs. Harvey Unkefer of Paris and Mrs. Walter Platz of Howard, Kansas.
This was recorded in The Repository, Canton, Ohio, Tuesday, December 21, 1937.
Rev. C. R. Warstler will officiate Wednesday at 2 p.m. when services are held in the Sluss Funeral Home at Louisville for James Z. Culler, 70, of Walnut Street SE, who died Sunday in Mercy Hospital, burial will be made in Union Cemetery at Louisville.
Information research by Richard Paul Culler, of Carrollton, Ohio.
This was recorded in The Repository, Canton, Ohio, Thursday, November 21, 1889.
Mr. James Culler and Miss Jennie Croft, both of this city, were married Wednesday evening by Rev. E. P. Herbruck at his residence, 107 North Walnut Street.
In the 1900 census, James and his family were living in Canton Ward 2, Stark County, Ohio. He was listed as, James Culler, a teamster, age 33, born March 1867, in Ohio, his wife, Jennie Culler, age 28, born October 1871, in Ohio, and their children listed were Eva M. Culler, age 8, born December 1891, in Ohio, Clayton Culler, age 4, born July 1895, in Ohio, Atlee Culler, age 3, born September 1896, in Ohio, and Nola age 1, born May 1898, in Ohio.
In the 1910 census, James and his family were living in Nimishillen Township, Stark County, Ohio. He was listed as, James Z. Culler, a teamster, age 43, born in Ohio, and his wife, Jennie M. Culler, age 39, born in Ohio, and their children listed were Clayton aged 14, Atlee age 13, Nola age 11, Della age 9, Dorothy age 7, Margaret age 5, and Josephine age 8 months, all born in Ohio. Also living with him was his son-in-law and daughter, Charles Snyder, age 20, born in Ohio, and his wife, Eva (Culler) Snyder, age 18, born in Ohio, and their daughter, Ethel Snyder, age 1, born in Ohio.
In the 1920 census, James and his family were still living in Nimishillen Township, Stark County, Ohio. He was listed as, James Culler, a laborer in a steel mill, age 54, born in Ohio, and his wife, Jennie age 48, born in Ohio, and their children still living at home were; Clayton Culler, a machinist in a machine shop, age 24, born in Ohio, Della Culler, a toy maker in a toy shop, age 20, born in Ohio, Dorothy Culler, age 18, born in Ohio, and Margaret Culler, age 16, born in Ohio.
His obituary in The Repository, Canton, Ohio, Monday, December 20, 1937.
James Z. Culler, 70, of Walnut Street SE, an employee of the United Engineering Co., died Sunday evening in Mercy Hospital. He was a former resident of Louisville, and the body is at the Sluss Funeral Home there.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Charles Snyder of Louisville, Mrs. Everett Northrop, Mrs. Bernard Keller and Mrs. Frank Beard of Canton; two sons, Clayton of Louisville and Atlee of Canton; a brother, Frank of Canton, and two sisters, Mrs. Harvey Unkefer of Paris and Mrs. Walter Platz of Howard, Kansas.
This was recorded in The Repository, Canton, Ohio, Tuesday, December 21, 1937.
Rev. C. R. Warstler will officiate Wednesday at 2 p.m. when services are held in the Sluss Funeral Home at Louisville for James Z. Culler, 70, of Walnut Street SE, who died Sunday in Mercy Hospital, burial will be made in Union Cemetery at Louisville.
Information research by Richard Paul Culler, of Carrollton, Ohio.
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