Son of Mary McManis and Joseph Tedrow. He belonged to Co. K Tenth Illinois Infantry and was in training camp when the Civil War ended, so never saw active service. Married to Maria Anglemire on 15 Jun 1862 in Will Co. IL. Rettie Tedrow Zirkle said, "Father was a kind-hearted man; quiet, unassuming, proud of his family. He was a carpenter by trade. When that business was slow, he found plenty of work in various other lines. He was very concious of his responsibility for the support of our large family." They had 10 children: Ida, Wilbur, Lola, Belle, Burton, Addie, Arthur, Ettie, Rettie, Millie.
Obituary, The Marion Daily Star (Marion, Ohio)
"DANIEL TEDROW DIES OF HEART TROUBLE: Death comes at home of son near Caledonia
Caledonia, March 23 (1910)--[Special.] Daniel Tedrow, who had lived here thirty years, died from heart trouble caused by the grip and complications, Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, at the home of his son, Wilbur Tedrow, two miles southwest of here.
Mr. Tedrow was born in Pickaway County, May 2, 1839. From Ohio he went to Illinois where he enlisted for service in the Civil War in K Company, Tenth Illinois Infantry. Before going to the front, however, he was married to Miss Maria Inglemeir, in 1860.
Some time after the close of the war, Mr. Tedrow moved with his family to Caledonia. His first wife died 13 years ago. Three years after her death, he married Mrs. Martha Hummer, who died three years ago.
Mr. Tedrow was the father of ten children, six of whom are still living. They are Mrs. Retta Zirkle, South Haven, Kansas; Mrs. Millie Pfile, Ryan, Oklahoma; Mrs. Belle Halbert, Corning, Kansas; Mrs. Lola Geyer, Greenleaf, Kansas; Wilbur Tedrow, Claridon Township, and Burton Tedrow, Marion.
The funeral services will be held at the home of Wilbur Tedrow, Friday. The hour will not be determined until the arrival of relatives from the West.
The Marion Daily Star (Marion, Ohio)
June 9, 1910--Wilbur Tedrow, administrator of the estate of Daniel Tedrow, deceased, has filed a report of the inventory and appraisement of personal property. The amount is $1401.29.
Obituary, The Marion Daily Star (Marion, Ohio)
"DANIEL TEDROW DIES OF HEART TROUBLE: Death comes at home of son near Caledonia
Caledonia, March 23 (1910)--[Special.] Daniel Tedrow, who had lived here thirty years, died from heart trouble caused by the grip and complications, Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, at the home of his son, Wilbur Tedrow, two miles southwest of here.
Mr. Tedrow was born in Pickaway County, May 2, 1839. From Ohio he went to Illinois where he enlisted for service in the Civil War in K Company, Tenth Illinois Infantry. Before going to the front, however, he was married to Miss Maria Inglemeir, in 1860.
Some time after the close of the war, Mr. Tedrow moved with his family to Caledonia. His first wife died 13 years ago. Three years after her death, he married Mrs. Martha Hummer, who died three years ago.
Mr. Tedrow was the father of ten children, six of whom are still living. They are Mrs. Retta Zirkle, South Haven, Kansas; Mrs. Millie Pfile, Ryan, Oklahoma; Mrs. Belle Halbert, Corning, Kansas; Mrs. Lola Geyer, Greenleaf, Kansas; Wilbur Tedrow, Claridon Township, and Burton Tedrow, Marion.
The funeral services will be held at the home of Wilbur Tedrow, Friday. The hour will not be determined until the arrival of relatives from the West.
The Marion Daily Star (Marion, Ohio)
June 9, 1910--Wilbur Tedrow, administrator of the estate of Daniel Tedrow, deceased, has filed a report of the inventory and appraisement of personal property. The amount is $1401.29.
Son of Mary McManis and Joseph Tedrow. He belonged to Co. K Tenth Illinois Infantry and was in training camp when the Civil War ended, so never saw active service. Married to Maria Anglemire on 15 Jun 1862 in Will Co. IL. Rettie Tedrow Zirkle said, "Father was a kind-hearted man; quiet, unassuming, proud of his family. He was a carpenter by trade. When that business was slow, he found plenty of work in various other lines. He was very concious of his responsibility for the support of our large family." They had 10 children: Ida, Wilbur, Lola, Belle, Burton, Addie, Arthur, Ettie, Rettie, Millie.
Obituary, The Marion Daily Star (Marion, Ohio)
"DANIEL TEDROW DIES OF HEART TROUBLE: Death comes at home of son near Caledonia
Caledonia, March 23 (1910)--[Special.] Daniel Tedrow, who had lived here thirty years, died from heart trouble caused by the grip and complications, Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, at the home of his son, Wilbur Tedrow, two miles southwest of here.
Mr. Tedrow was born in Pickaway County, May 2, 1839. From Ohio he went to Illinois where he enlisted for service in the Civil War in K Company, Tenth Illinois Infantry. Before going to the front, however, he was married to Miss Maria Inglemeir, in 1860.
Some time after the close of the war, Mr. Tedrow moved with his family to Caledonia. His first wife died 13 years ago. Three years after her death, he married Mrs. Martha Hummer, who died three years ago.
Mr. Tedrow was the father of ten children, six of whom are still living. They are Mrs. Retta Zirkle, South Haven, Kansas; Mrs. Millie Pfile, Ryan, Oklahoma; Mrs. Belle Halbert, Corning, Kansas; Mrs. Lola Geyer, Greenleaf, Kansas; Wilbur Tedrow, Claridon Township, and Burton Tedrow, Marion.
The funeral services will be held at the home of Wilbur Tedrow, Friday. The hour will not be determined until the arrival of relatives from the West.
The Marion Daily Star (Marion, Ohio)
June 9, 1910--Wilbur Tedrow, administrator of the estate of Daniel Tedrow, deceased, has filed a report of the inventory and appraisement of personal property. The amount is $1401.29.
Obituary, The Marion Daily Star (Marion, Ohio)
"DANIEL TEDROW DIES OF HEART TROUBLE: Death comes at home of son near Caledonia
Caledonia, March 23 (1910)--[Special.] Daniel Tedrow, who had lived here thirty years, died from heart trouble caused by the grip and complications, Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, at the home of his son, Wilbur Tedrow, two miles southwest of here.
Mr. Tedrow was born in Pickaway County, May 2, 1839. From Ohio he went to Illinois where he enlisted for service in the Civil War in K Company, Tenth Illinois Infantry. Before going to the front, however, he was married to Miss Maria Inglemeir, in 1860.
Some time after the close of the war, Mr. Tedrow moved with his family to Caledonia. His first wife died 13 years ago. Three years after her death, he married Mrs. Martha Hummer, who died three years ago.
Mr. Tedrow was the father of ten children, six of whom are still living. They are Mrs. Retta Zirkle, South Haven, Kansas; Mrs. Millie Pfile, Ryan, Oklahoma; Mrs. Belle Halbert, Corning, Kansas; Mrs. Lola Geyer, Greenleaf, Kansas; Wilbur Tedrow, Claridon Township, and Burton Tedrow, Marion.
The funeral services will be held at the home of Wilbur Tedrow, Friday. The hour will not be determined until the arrival of relatives from the West.
The Marion Daily Star (Marion, Ohio)
June 9, 1910--Wilbur Tedrow, administrator of the estate of Daniel Tedrow, deceased, has filed a report of the inventory and appraisement of personal property. The amount is $1401.29.
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