John Phillip MACK

NOTE: 1850 United States Census, Madison Twp., Fairfield County, Ohio

pg. 463, Enumerated: 3 Sep 1850

1 1 John P. Mack 41 M Farmer b.PA

Barbara Mack 38 F b.Germany

Mary An Mack 9 F b.Ohio

Elizabeth Mack 7 F b.Ohio

John F. Mack 1 M b.Ohio

Michael Shoemaker 30 M Shoemaker b.Germany

NOTE: 1860 United States Census, Madison Twp., Fairfield County, Ohio

Post Office: Clearport, pg.57, Enumerated: 31 Jul 1860

378 376 John P. Mack 51 M Farmer b.Penn.

Mary A. Mack 19 F b.Ohio

Elizabeth Mack 17 F b.Ohio

Catharine Mack 6 F b.Ohio

John F. Mack 10 M b.Ohio

Margaret Glauner 72 F b.Wurtemberg Ger.

Frederick Glauner 38 M b.Wurtemberg Ger.

NOTE: 1870 United States Census, Madison Twp., Fairfield County, Ohio,Post Office: Clearport, Enumerated 1 Jun 1870

5 6 John P. Mack 61 M Farmer b.Pennsyvania

Mary " 41 F Keeping House b.Ohio

Catharine " 18 F Without occupation sick b.Ohio

Newton " 15 M Domestic Servant b.Ohio

NOTE: 1880 United States Census, Madison Twp., Fairfield County, Ohio,page 3, ED 199, Enumerated: 3 Jun 1880

26 27 John P. Mack 71 M Farmer b.PA father-Wurtemberg mother-Baden

Mary-wife 51 F Keeping House b.OH father-NJ mother-PA

Oscar Thomas-boarder 13 M Laborer b.KY father-KY mother-KY

NOTE: From a book by, Katherine Borchers Cotner (1985):

"Philip was born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania and came to Ohio insummer of 1816. Margarete, the daughter of Jacob and Margarete KatherineKramer Glauner, and Philip were married by the Rev. George Speilman. TheGlauner family came to America from Grafhausen, Wurttemberg, Germany in1830. Barbara died at a rather young age and her mother moved into thehome to help rear the children. Philip was known as a good neighbor, agood churchman, but a very determined person."

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