Eine biographische Gedenkaufzeichnung der Grafschaften Sandusky und Ottawa, Ohio . solche verlängerten Propor-Tirmen, dass er nicht in der Lage war, ausreichend zu sichern, um seine Befehle auf die übliche Weise zu erfüllen, Und so kaufte Largetracts Land in Salem, Carroll, Clayand Benton Townships, und stellte darauf deutsche Einwanderer, um Thebholz für den Markt vorzubereiten. Manj von Thessein ganz ohne eigene Mittel versorgte er sie mit Teams und allen notwendigen Vorräten, so dass sie zu wohlhabenden Bauern und Bürgern werden konnten, was ihren Lebensbeginn zu seiner Energie und Güte machte. Im Jahre 1868, in Verbindung mit

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Commemorative biographical record of the counties of Sandusky and Ottawa, Ohio . such extended propor-tirms that he was not able to secure asupply sufficient to fill his orders in theordinary way, and so purchased largetracts of land in Salem, Carroll, Clayand Benton townships, placing thereonGerman immigrants to prepare thetimber for the market. Manj of thesebeing entirely without means of theirown, he furnished them with teams andall necessary supplies, thus enablingthem to become prosperous farmers andcitizens, owing their start in life tohis energy and kindness. In 1868, inconnection with the buying of staves, he established a slack barrel cooperageindustry, which has also proved a profitableinvestment; his comprehensive businessability has also been manifest in otherdirections. In 1887, having purchased2, 145 acres of land in Indiana, adjoiningthe Ohio State line, he there laid out andbuilt a town which was named Edger-ton for the man of whom Mr. Roosepurchased the land. In 1887 he aidedin the organization of the Oak HarborState Bank, and from its commencement. /pAjiLV^ (Vw^e^ COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 535 has served as its honored president, itssuccess being largely due to his efforts. Mr. Koose was married in Butzow, Mfcklenburg-Schwerin, Germany, Jan-uary 2, 1849, to Miss Marie Drewes, whowas born November 30, 1829, daughterof Joachim and Marie (Haas) Drewes, the former of whom passed away in Sa-lem township, Ottawa county, in 1872, the latter d3ing in Germany, in 1870.Mrs. Roose was born in Doberan, Ger-many, and has become the mother ofnine children: Charles, born in Ger-many, July 20, 1850. is one of the mostprominent agriculturists of Salem town-ship; Hannah, born in Germany, June22, 1852, is the wife of Frederick Uied-rich, a leading farmer of Salem township;Frederick, born in Salem township, Jan-uary 13, 1855, is now one of its success-ful merchants; Emma, born in Salemtownship, March 10, 1858, died ten dayslater; Ernst, born in Salem township, Janu

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• bookauthorjhbeersc
• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• bookyear1896