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Ada L Wells^1,2

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• Birth*: 16 September 1866²
• Burial*: 24 October 1956; Walnut Grove Cemetery, Worthington, Franklin Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 24 October 1956

Mary S Wells^1,2

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• Birth*: 5 August 1872²
• Burial*: 2 December 1944; Bethel Church Cemetery, Bladen, Gallia Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 2 December 1944

Carrie Ann Bevan¹

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• Birth*: 1884; prob., Gallia Co., Ohio, USA¹
• Burial*: 1965; Mound Hill Cemetery, Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 1965

Aileen Peterson¹

• Reference: FAG

• Birth*: 1944¹
• Burial*: 2004; Welton Cemetery, Burton, Geauga Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 2004

Dorothy Jean Wells¹

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• (Bride) Marriage*: circa 1930; prob., Ohio, USA; Groom=Harold W Wells
• Birth*: 15 April 1936¹
• Death*: 10 August 2013
• Burial*: 10 August 2013; Pleasant City Cemetery, Pleasant City, Guernsey Co., Ohio, USA; Dorothy Jean Zartman, 77, of Dresden, Ohio died Saturday afternoon, August 10, 2013 at her home.
  
  Born April 15, 1936 in Pleasant City, Ohio she was a daughter of the late Harold W. and Mary Ruth (Danford) Wells. She was a retired medical secretary and assistant in Richland County, Ohio.
  
  Surviving is her husband, Francis E. Wagner of Dresden; two daughters, Nancy (Claude) Summers of Dresden and Debra (Dan) Williams of Newark, Ohio; three grandchildren, Dr. Dennis (Angie) Summers of West Farmington, Ohio, Dr. Joseph (Christina) Summers of Scottsdale, Arizona and Casey R. Williams of Newark; three great grandchildren, Emerson, Deryn and Lyden Summers and a brother, Stanley (Betty) Wells of Pleasant City.
  
  There will be no calling hours. Private family memorial services will be held at Pleasant City Cemetery at a later date.

Adelia Simms¹

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• Birth*: 1 March 1844; Montgomery Co., Ohio, USA¹
• Burial*: 14 November 1924; Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 14 November 1924

Elizabeth Wells^1,2

• Reference: FAG

• Birth*: 1891²
• Burial*: 15 September 1941; Hillcrest Cemetery, Hamilton Co., Ohio, USA; 50-yo Realator. COD: Apoplexy.
  Parents: Henry W. & Lizzie Wells
  Spouse: Thomas
  Residence: 703 W. 9th St., Cincinnati
• Death*: 15 September 1941

Evalyn Lucinda Wells^1,2

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• Birth*: 21 September 1920²
• Burial*: 28 February 1999; Ridgeway Cemetery, Ridgeway, Hardin Co., Ohio, USA; Evalyn Lucinda Ramsey, 78, Kenton, died Feb. 28, 1999 at Hardin Memorial Hospital, Kenton.
  
  She was born Sept. 21, 1920, in Cessna Twp. in Hardin County to William Wilson and Leilah Josephine 'Johnson' Wells. On Oct. 14, 1939 she married Marlowe Clarence Ramsey in Kenton, and he died Dec. 19, 1994.
  
  Survivors include two sons, Jerald Marlowe Ramsey of Kenton and Thomas Lee (Pamela) Ramsey of Elida; three daughters, Mary E. (Larry) Justice of Kenton, Joanne E. (Verlin) Shroyer of Benton Harbor, Mich., and Joyce K. (R. Michael) Hubbell of Kenton; three sisters, Mary (William) Wentz of Kenton, Mildred (Richard) Cowan of Huntsville and Mabel (Elmer) Woods of Belle Center; 10 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren.
  
  She was preceded in death by one sister, Josephine Dodds.
  
  Mrs. Ramsey worked in her lifetime at the Ridgewary Post Office, the Mount Victory Cannery, the RBM Factory and the Schindewolf Funeral Home in Kenton. She graduated from Kenton Senior High School in 1938. She was a member of the Ridgeway Methodist Church, and the Hardin County Genealogical Society, researching and compiling genealogical books on the Wells-Vermillion family and the Alexander-Ramsey family.
  
  Services were held March 3 at Schindewolf-Stevens-Stout Funeral Home, with the Rev. Paul Ramsey officiating. Burial was in Ridgeway Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Ridgeway Methodist Church or the American Heart Association.
• Death*: 28 February 1999

Hannah Algeo¹

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• Birth*: 1879¹
• (Bride) Marriage*: 1903; prob., Licking Co., Ohio, USA; Groom=Dr. Lorenzo D Wells
• Burial*: 5 January 1916; Kirkersville Cemetery, Kirkersville, Licking Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 5 January 1916

• Married Name: 1903; Mrs. Wells (Algeo)

Ada 'Nealy' Wells¹

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• Birth*: February 1884¹
• Burial*: 26 March 1961; Forest Cemetery, Toledo, Lucas Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 26 March 1961

Addie Jane Morton¹

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• Birth*: 6 September 1858¹
• (Bride) Marriage*: 1883; Groom=Marion S Wells
• Burial*: 14 June 1930; Pleasant Cemetery, Mount Sterling, Madison Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 14 June 1930

• Married Name: 1883; Mrs. Wells (Morton)

Alita Lynn Russell¹

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• Birth*: 31 January 1941; Ohio, USA¹
• Burial*: 23 July 2004; Burlingham Cemetery, Burlingham, Meigs Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 23 July 2004

Georgia I Bowen¹

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• Birth*: 14 August 1917¹
• Burial*: 17 October 1998; Castor Cemetery, Carpenter, Meigs Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 17 October 1998

Happy Elizabeth Wells^1,2

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• Birth*: 14 June 1897; Meigs Co., Ohio, USA²
• Burial*: 11 December 1918; Shipman Cemetery, Pageville, Meigs Co., Ohio, USA; Daughter of William Wells and Sarah Davis.
  
  Married Joseph Franklin Clark on 21 Jun 1913 in Meigs County, Ohio.
• Death*: 11 December 1918

Sarah Elizabeth Wells¹

• Father*: Harvey Wells b. c 1875
• Mother*: Minnie Belle Barker b. c 1875

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• Birth*: 6 November 1918; Tyler Co., West Virginia, USA¹
• Burial*: 30 August 1975; Clarington Cemetery, Clarington, Monroe Co., Ohio, USA; d/o Harvey and Minnie Belle Barker Wells
  
  Married Oscar B. Yost on June 11, 1936 in New Martinsville, Wetzel Co., West Virginia
• Death*: 30 August 1975; Belmont Co., Ohio, USA

• Name Variation: Sadie Wells
• Married Name: circa 1935; Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth 'Sadie' Yost (Wells);
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  Oscar Beryl Yost
  
  1917–1999
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Florence Bailey¹

• Reference: FAG

• Birth*: 1928¹
• Burial*: 1984; Dayton Memorial Park Cemetery, Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 1984; Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio, USA

Mary M Boltz¹

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• Birth*: 14 September 1946; Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio, USA¹
• Burial*: 2 September 2015; Dayton Memorial Park Cemetery, Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio, USA; WELLS (Boltz), Mary M. Passed suddenly on Sept. 2, 2015. Born Sept. 14, 1946, she was a lifelong resident of Dayton, OH. She was preceded in death by her parents, John and Pauline Boltz and her brother, Carl Boltz. Mary is survived by her husband of 44 years, Dean Wells; her brother, Joe, Xenia; sisters Bonnie Becker-Jones (husband, Clive), Pinehurst NC, and Shirley Gibson, Xenia; nieces, Sondra Boltz and Carla Boltz, Cincinnati, Kelli Dreiling (husband, David), Houston TX, Dana Saxton, Mason OH and Paula Dyar (husband, Jim), Old Orchard, Maine, nephews, Brad Herr, Little River SC and Junior Gibson, Dayton; cousins Linda Holt and Shirley Koverman, Centerville, Barbara Koverman, Spring Valley, OH, and Harry Boltz, Barry Boltz, Dayton. Also, Linda O'Leary, Xenia, a childhood friend that was often considered a family member. Mary is a 1965 graduate of Stivers High School, retired in December, 2014 and enjoyed card games with her family and going to the movies. Funeral services will be held at 10 AM, Sept. 21, 2015 at Newcomer Funeral Home, Beavercreek Chapel, and burial at Dayton Memorial Park.
  
  Published in Dayton Daily News on Sept. 16, 2015
• Death*: 2 September 2015

Action Wells¹

• Reference: FAG

• Birth*: 1777¹
• Burial*: 1850; Andrews Cemetery, Morgan Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 1850

Almeda Wells^1,2

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• Birth*: 28 December 1865; Ohio, USA²
• Burial*: 13 August 1945; Good Hope Lutheran Cemetery, Glenford, Perry Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 13 August 1945

Nettie Mae Wells¹

• Father*: John W Wells b. 19 Feb 1856, d. 12 Apr 1915
• Mother*: Julia Hoyt b. c 1850

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• Birth*: 8 March 1877¹
• Burial*: 10 December 1946; Shelby-Oakland Cemetery, Shelby, Richland Co., Ohio, USA; d/o John Wells & Julia Hoyt
• Death*: 10 December 1946

• Married Name: circa 1897; Mrs. Nettie Mae Yoder (Wells);
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  Samuel David Yoder
  
  1866–1940
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• Name Variation: 10 September 1907; Mrs. Nettie May Hollenbaugh (Wells); Ohio, County Marriage Records, 1774-1993
  
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  Name:      Nettie May Wells
  Gender:      Female
  Age:      30
  Birth Date:      abt 1877
  Marriage Date:      10 Sep 1907
  Marriage Place:      Sandusky, Ohio, USA
  Father:      John Wells
  Mother:      Julia Hoyt
  Spouse:      Frank L. Hollenbaugh
  Film Number:      000506648

Sabra Ann Barnes¹

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• Birth*: August 1823; New York, USA¹
• (Bride) Marriage*: circa 1850; prob., New York, USA; Groom=James Wells
• Burial*: 6 May 1908; West Union Cemetery, Gibsonburg, Sandusky Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 6 May 1908

• Married Name: circa 1850; Mrs. Wells (Barnes)

Addie L Wendelken¹

• Reference: FAG

• Birth*: 1866¹
• Burial*: 1924; Greenlawn Cemetery, Portsmouth, Scioto Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 1924

Nancy Wells¹

• Reference: FAG

• Birth*: 12 May 1818¹
• Burial*: 1 October 1863; Bishop Seybert Cemetery, Flat Rock, Seneca Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 1 October 1863

• Married Name: circa 1830; Mrs. Nancy Zieber (Wells);
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  Henry Zieber
  
  1810–1872
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Ada May Beechy¹

• Reference: FAG

• Birth*: 1883¹
• Burial*: 1941; Union Cemetery, Louisville, Stark Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 1941

Adeline Wells^1,2

• Reference: FAG

• Birth*: 2 April 1812; Williston, Chittenden Co., Vermont, USA²
• Death*: 12 April 1902; Akron, Summit Co., Ohio, USA
• Burial*: 12 April 1902; Glendale Cemetery, Akron, Summit Co., Ohio, USA

• Married Name: 24 February 1835; Mrs. Adeline Burton (Wells); Merrick Brown Burton*
  9 Jun 1806 Sutton, MA
  3 Feb 1891 Akron, OH²
• (Head of Household) Census: 1860; Akron, Summit Co., Ohio, USA; 1860 United States Federal Census
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  Name:      Adaline Burton
  Age:      48
  Birth Year:      abt 1812
  Gender:      Female
  Birth Place:      Vermont
  Home in 1860:      Akron, Summit, Ohio
  Post Office:      Akron
  Dwelling Number:      235
  Family Number:      231
  Household Members:      
  Name      Age
  Merrick Burton      50
  Adaline Burton      48
  Louisa A Burton      19
  John W Burton      13
• (Head of Household) Census*: 1870; Akron, Summit Co., Ohio, USA; 1870 United States Federal Census
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  Name:      Adeline Burton
  Age in 1870:      58
  Birth Year:      abt 1812
  Birthplace:      Vermont
  Dwelling Number:      15
  Home in 1870:      Akron Ward 3, Summit, Ohio
  Race:      White
  Gender:      Female
  Occupation:      Keeping House
  Inferred Spouse:      Merrick Burton
  Household Members:      
  Name      Age
  Merrick Burton      63
  Adeline Burton      58
• (Head of Household) Census: 1880; Akron, Summit Co., Ohio, USA; 1880 United States Federal Census
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  Name:      Adeline Burton
  Age:      68
  Birth Date:      Abt 1812
  Birthplace:      Vermont
  Home in 1880:      Akron, Summit, Ohio, USA
  Street:      West Market Street
  House Number:      405
  Dwelling Number:      516
  Race:      White
  Gender:      Female
  Relation to Head of House:      Wife
  Marital Status:      Married
  Spouse's Name:      Merrick Burton
  Father's Birthplace:      Vermont
  Mother's Birthplace:      Connecticut
  Occupation:      Keeps House
  Neighbors:      
  Household Members:      
  Name      Age
  Merrick Burton      73
  Adeline Burton      68
  John W. Burton      33
• (Head of Household) Census: 1900; Akron, Summit Co., Ohio, USA; 1900 United States Federal Census
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  Name:      Adeline Burton
  Age:      88
  Birth Date:      Apr 1812
  Birthplace:      Vermont
  Home in 1900:      Akron Ward 3, Summit, Ohio
  Ward of City:      3rd
  Street:      Market St
  House Number:      408
  Sheet Number:      6
  Number of Dwelling in Order of Visitation:      117
  Family Number:      126
  Race:      White
  Gender:      Female
  Relation to Head of House:      Mother
  Marital Status:      Widowed
  Father's Birthplace:      Vermont
  Mother's Birthplace:      Connecticut
  Mother: Number of Living Children:      2
  Mother: How Many Children:      4
  Can Read:      Yes
  Can Write:      Yes
  Can Speak English:      Yes
  House Owned or Rented:      O
  Home Free or Mortgaged:      F
  Farm or House:      H
  Neighbors:      
  Household Members:      
  Name      Age
  John H Clarity      69
  Louisa B Clarity      59
  Adeline Burton      88

Agnes B or D Wells^1,2

• Reference: FAG

• Birth*: 1860²
• Burial*: 1923; Glendale Cemetery, Akron, Summit Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 1923

Addie Dart Trevaskis¹

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• Birth*: 17 January 1883; Cornwall, England¹
• Burial*: 28 May 1954; Mount Peace Cemetery, Akron, Summit Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 28 May 1954

• Event-Misc*: after 28 May 1954; Akron, Summit Co., Ohio, USA; Type: Obituary TITANIC SURVIVOR:
  Mrs Arthur Henry Wells ('Addie' Dart Trevaskis) was born on 17 January, 1883 at Street-an-Nowan (the New Street), Newlyn, Cornwall. This was a harbour-front location referred to as Wharf on the 1881 census which later became, and still is known as the Strand. Addie was the daughter of Mr William John Trevaskis (Blacksmith and later Fish Packer) and Mrs Ann Barnes Trevaskis (nee Kneebone), a Dressmaker. She was sister to William John, George Marrack, Abednego Harvey and Henry Kneebone.
  Addie married Mr Arthur Henry Wells a Railway Conductor in 1907 and on 26 February 1908 their fist child, Joan was born in Newlyn. Their second child, Ralph Lester was born on 15 December 1909. The family later moved to live at 2 Nevada Place, Heamoor near Penzance. Her husband moved to Akron, Ohio in 1910, his address being 279 Arch Street. Addie's brother, Mr Abednego Trevaskis had accompanied him.
  In 1912, after leaving her home in Nevada Place, Heamoor, Addie was to join her husband and brother in Akron. She had sold her household furnishings before leaving, but had brought her family linen with her. The linen included pieces inherited from her mother and grandmother. She boarded the Titanic at Southampton (after being seen off by her husbands brother, William Wells, who had travelled up from Penzance and was to later join the family in Akron).
  She travelled second class with her two young children, their ticket was numbered 29103 and cost ú23. They had been originally due to have travel on the Oceanic but were transferred due to the coal strikes.
  Addie Wells and Emily Richards had strolled the deck of the Titanic the night of the 14th, noticing how cold it was. She and her children were well asleep when the Titanic struck the iceberg. She awoke to a tremendous jolt. She heard a commotion and a friend yelled 'Dress quickly: there's some trouble I believe, but I don't know what it is.' Having dressed the children she tried to get them to the boat deck but found many of the doors leading to the boat deck had been locked, she searched frantically until she found one that was unlocked. She would later admit that she did not realize the seriousness of the situation and thought it was some sort of drill. ''An officer was shouting 'Come on here, lively now, this way, women and children.' She was grabbed by someone who told her, 'This way,' and she and her family were put into lifeboat 14. As the boat pulled away, she saw steerage men rushing up on deck, other men standing back and watching them soberly, and an officer with a revolver in his hand. She had been told to lie down in the bottom of the boat and not make any disturbance as there was trouble enough. She could hear faint cries from the Titanic and several shots. She claimed that the officer shouted to third class men crowding toward the boat, 'Stand back there now, the first word out of you and I'll....' (she missed the rest). There were so many people in her boat 14, Addie Wells could not sit down. Instead, she held her children in her skirts to keep them dry. Also in the boat was Mrs Agnes Davis and her son John Morgan Davis. Mrs Davis was as confused as Mrs Wells and asked her 'what it was all about.' When the ship went down, people could still be heard screaming as they had been locked in their rooms. Amemory that would cause Addie to have nightmares for years. The Wells' spent the night in the boat and were picked up at daybreak. On the Carpathia, she refused to sleep below and supposedly they slept on deck.
  The Wells were met in New York City by her husband, Arthur Wells and Addie's brother, Abednego Trevaskis who had travelled from Akron. They spent the night of the 19th at the Star Hotel, 57 Clarkson Street. While there, Mrs Wells spoke to newspaper reporters and told of her experience. Eight years later, the Wells' lived at 613 Euclid Avenue. Arthur was working as a machinist in a laundry shop and was caring for Joan, Ralph, and a son born in 1918, Arthur L. Wells. Arthur's brother, William Wells, was also living with the family. Another son, Charles Owen Wells, was born in Akron, Ohio on 22 February, 1921.
  CAUSE OF DEATH: Liver Cancer.

Thelma R Wells¹

• Reference: FAG

• Birth*: 15 September 1923¹
• Burial*: 18 March 2010; Chestnut Hill Memorial P, Cuyahoga Falls, Summit Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 18 March 2010

Ada Porschet¹

• Reference: FAG

• Birth*: 16 February 1926¹
• Burial*: 9 August 1982; Oakdale Cemetery, Marysville, Union Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 9 August 1982

Adin Gabrielle Wells¹

• Reference: FAG

• Burial*: 10 October 2003; Mace Cemetery, Vinton Co., Ohio, USA
• Death*: 10 October 2003
• Birth*: 10 October 2003; Vinton Co., Ohio, USA¹