In estate records of her husband, Aaron Dresbach, in Ross Co., Ohio, in 1882, the signature of Cynthia is consistently spelled "Syntha E. Dresbach." The source for her birth date is a Family Bible for the family of Aaron and Cynthia Pyle Dresbach.
Daughter of William Pyle and Jane Ann Gill. On 14 Feb 1869 she married Aaron Dresbach, the son of William Dresbach and Elizabeth Jones Dresbach. Aaron was accidentally killed on Christmas Eve of 1881, when felling a tree. Aaron left Cynthia and 5 children under the age of 9.
Cynthia was a strong woman who provided for her family. After her children were grown, she often drove her own buggy from Kingston to Ashville (a distance of about 22 miles) to visit her children, Elsie and Clifton.
Daughter of William Pyle and Jane Ann Gill. On 14 Feb 1869 she married Aaron Dresbach, the son of William Dresbach and Elizabeth Jones Dresbach. Aaron was accidentally killed on Christmas Eve of 1881, when felling a tree. Aaron left Cynthia and 5 children under the age of 9.
Cynthia was a strong woman who provided for her family. After her children were grown, she often drove her own buggy from Kingston to Ashville (a distance of about 22 miles) to visit her children, Elsie and Clifton.
In estate records of her husband, Aaron Dresbach, in Ross Co., Ohio, in 1882, the signature of Cynthia is consistently spelled "Syntha E. Dresbach." The source for her birth date is a Family Bible for the family of Aaron and Cynthia Pyle Dresbach.
Daughter of William Pyle and Jane Ann Gill. On 14 Feb 1869 she married Aaron Dresbach, the son of William Dresbach and Elizabeth Jones Dresbach. Aaron was accidentally killed on Christmas Eve of 1881, when felling a tree. Aaron left Cynthia and 5 children under the age of 9.
Cynthia was a strong woman who provided for her family. After her children were grown, she often drove her own buggy from Kingston to Ashville (a distance of about 22 miles) to visit her children, Elsie and Clifton.
Daughter of William Pyle and Jane Ann Gill. On 14 Feb 1869 she married Aaron Dresbach, the son of William Dresbach and Elizabeth Jones Dresbach. Aaron was accidentally killed on Christmas Eve of 1881, when felling a tree. Aaron left Cynthia and 5 children under the age of 9.
Cynthia was a strong woman who provided for her family. After her children were grown, she often drove her own buggy from Kingston to Ashville (a distance of about 22 miles) to visit her children, Elsie and Clifton.
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