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  1. Frances Theresa GARMAN: Birth: 15 Jan 1889 in Maria Stein, Ohio. Death: 6 Dec 1949 in Piqua, Miami Co., Ohio

  2. Anna GARMAN: Birth: 1 Aug 1890 in Maria Stein, OH. Death: 8 Dec 1890 in Maria Stein, OH buried in ST. John Cemetary, Maria Stein, OH

  3. August Bernard GARMAN: Birth: 15 Jan 1892 in Egypt, Ohio. Death: 10 Sep 1962 in Chickasaw, Ohio

  4. Rosa C. GARMAN: Birth: 9 May 1893 in Maria Stein, Oh. Death: 24 Dec 1972 in Piqua, Oh (buried Forest Hill Cemetary)

  5. Florentine "Flora" GARMAN: Birth: 15 Nov 1894 in Maria Stein, Oh. Death: 26 Dec 1974 in Sidney, Oh

  6. Edward "Ed" H. GARMAN: Birth: 22 Jul 1896 in Maria Stein, Oh. Death: 17 Oct 1962 in Dayton, Oh (Calvary Cemetary)

  7. Aloys "Al" Bernard GARMAN: Birth: 10 Feb 1898 in Maria Stein, Oh. Death: 4 Sep 1957 in Coldwater, Oh

  8. Marie "Mary" K. GARMAN: Birth: 9 Sep 1899 in Maria Stein, Oh. Death: 1 Jan 1976 in Dayton, Oh

  9. Josephine R. GARMAN: Birth: 18 Sep 1901 in Maria Stein, Ohio. Death: 5 Dec 1984 in Coldwater, Oh (Community Hospital)

  10. Bertha Joanna Elizabeth GARMAN: Birth: 6 Oct 1903 in Maria Stein, OH. Death: 26 Nov 1997 in Greenville, oh

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  12. Lawrence B. GARMAN: Birth: 14 Sep 1907 in Maria Stein, Oh. Death: 10 Feb 1975 in Dayton, Ohio

  13. Alvina "Bonnie" GARMAN: Birth: 21 Apr 1910 in Maria Stein, Oh. Death: 20 Sep 1984 in Greenville, Oh

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a. Note:   Bernard "Emil" Garmann dropped the 2nd N from his name sometime after coming to the United States. It is interesting to note that his oldest daughter, Francis Garman Vagedes' first communion certificate still retained the double N spelling. Emil's great-great grandfather, was believed to have been named Peter Gardemann , the family tradition of the changed spelling of the surname was reinforced by the church register which recorded the 1829 baptism of an uncle, and lists the child's father as Garmann s Gardemann.
  Emil came to the United States with his younger brother Clemens. They came via sailing ship to New York and made their way to West Virginia.It is likely they traveled the Ohio river to Cincinnati and then to Mercer County.Emil worked as a farm hand on the Mescher farm.He married Anna Heitmann but after her death he married Mary Mescher a sister of his sister-in-law, Elizabeth Mescher Garman, Clemen's wife.
  Emil and Mary eventually had a farm of their own and a nice farm home.Emil suffered from diabetes and eventually lost a leg to this disease.A family story says that when Emil's leg was amputated he begged Mary to save it to bury with him, since he hoped to be made whole again in heaven.Somehow the leg was preserved in formaldehyde, and in compliance with his wishes buried with him in St. John's cemetery in Maria Stien.

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