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• _FSFTID: MRHC-44S
• _UID: 249DC49F3FCF4A27B1E42A31AC7EE6E78AEC
• Residence: 1850, Violet, Fairfield, Ohio
• Residence: 1860, Baltimore, Fairfield, Ohio
• Residence: 1 Jul 1863, Oro Fino, Siskiyou, California
• Residence: 1870, Blanchard, Hardin, Ohio
• Residence: 1874, Cleveland, Ohio
• Residence: 1880, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio
• Residence: 1 Mar 1885, Le Roy, Coffey, Kansas
• Residence: 1 Mar 1895, Le Roy, Coffey, Kansas
• Residence: 1900, LeRoy City, Coffey, Kansas
• Residence: 1 Mar 1905, Le Roy, Coffey, Kansas

Notes:

Obituary from the Leroy Reporter, September 4, 1908
Isaac Hempy Dead. Isaac Hempy died at the University Hospital in Kansas city last Thursday morning, at about 3 o'clock. He had been operated on the previous evening and a cancerous growth removed from the bladder. He had been very sick for a week and his two sons Tom and Wilbur, and a daughter, Mrs. May Stone had been here with him. It seemed impossible to give him relief here so it was finally decided by the family to take him to the hospital and have the operation performed. Isaac Hempy was born in Ohio Sept. 25th, 1831 and was married in 1856 to Anne E. Smart who still survives him. They came to Kansas in 1860, settling on the farm just east of LeRoy where they lived up to a few years ago, when they gave up active farm work and moved to LeRoy. Four children survive. They are Maggie L. Haines, Thos. J. Hempy, Wilburd J. Hempy and Mrs. May Stone. The two sons with their wives and the daugthters and their husbands were here to attend the funeral which was held on Friday afternoon from the Methodist church, Rev. Maclean officiating. Mr. Hempy had been a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows for fifty two years, and was one of the few members in LeRoy who have the veterans jewel. He was also a member of the Methodist church which he had joined at the age of twenty-one years. Mr. Hempy had been a sufferer from poor health for a number of years. Often he would be on the street with his pain-racked body almost bent double, and yet for every one he had a word of hope and good cheer and could always muster up a cheerful smile. His familiar face will be missed. His cheery smile will be seen no more. His hearty "Good morning" will never be spoken again, for the lips which framed to words lie silent in the city of the dead. It is with heartfelt appreciation we wish to extend thanks to friends for their many tokens of kindness during the illness and death of our husband and father. ANNA E. HEMPY, MAGGIE L. HARRIS, TOM J. HEMPY, WILBUR G. HEMPY, MAY STONE.

Isaac, Wilbur J. and Thomas G. Hempy were issued a patent by the U.S. Patent Office for an improved Corn Harvester, Patent No. 511,268, 19 Dec 1893. See diagram.

"ISAAC HEMPY, farmer--P.O. Leroy, was born in Ohio in 1831 and in 1860 went to California. In 1866 returned to Ohio and in 1880 came to Kansas and located on a farm in Leroy, Coffee County. He was married to Miss Arm E. Smart, a native of Ohio. They had four children: Maggie L., Thomas G., Wilbur J., and Tena M. He is a member of the IOOF and of the Method Episcopal Church. While in California he mined". - Cutler, William G., History of the State of Kansas

"ELVIN said his Grandfather Hempy mined and fashioned a ring for his Grandmother, which is still in the family." notes from the Stone family

Buried:
LeRoy Cemetery

Isaac married Ann Elizabeth Smart on 23 Sep 1856 in Baltimore, Fairfield, Ohio. Ann (daughter of William J. Smart and Patience Crick Blackwell) was born on 14 Jan 1836 in Fairfield, Ohio; died on 5 Mar 1910 in Brown, Ohio; was buried in Le Roy, Coffey, Kansas. [Group Sheet]

1. Marguerite Laura Hempy was born on 7 Feb 1859 in Columbus, Ohio; died on 3 Apr 1946 in Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri,.
2. Thomas G. Hempy was born in Apr 1864 in California; died after 1930.
3. Infant Hempy was born on 31 Aug 1868 in Blanchard, Hardin, Ohio; and died.
4. Wilbur John Hempy was born on 28 Jan 1870 in Forest, Hardin, Ohio; died on 5 Oct 1940 in Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo, Michigan; was buried in Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri.
5. Tina May Hempy was born on 12 Mar 1873 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio; died on 3 Sep 1953 in McAllen, Hidalgo, Texas; was buried in McAllen, Hidalgo, Texas.

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• _FSFTID: KGCQ-7QM
• _UID: 96DAA4F25A524471B7E4AFEFC67B8596FCA9
• Residence: 1810, Frederick, Maryland
• Residence: 1820, Greenfield, Fairfield, Ohio
• Residence: 1830, Bern, Fairfield, Ohio

Notes:

Peter Came from Maryland in 1808. He held the Land Patent for the SE qtr of Sec. 31, Greenfield Twp. in 1814. Mt. Zion Rd. was built in 1825 and went through his land. Sold land and Sawmill in1838 and moved to northern Violet Twp.,possibly Hines Rd. Early Fairfield Co. maps list Hines Rd as Hempy Rd.

Peter married Mary Ann Michael on 20 Dec 1806 in Frederick County, Maryland. Mary (daughter of Andreas Michael and Maria Barbara Sinn) was born on 5 Apr 1789 in Frederick, Frederick, Maryland; died on 2 Apr 1844 in Fairfield, Ohio. [Group Sheet]

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• _FSFTID: KGCQ-78G
• _UID: F6D0CD0A707F425285B0AC02B362EE8F95DA
• Baptism: 15 Apr 1789, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Frederick, Frederick, Maryland
• Residence: 1840, Fairfield, Ohio

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• _FSFTID: LVW4-232
• _UID: 4729E04DC266488F884C86F330B96D155462
• Arrival: 1779, North America
• Residence: 1796, Frederick County, MD

Notes:

A Hessian soldier, he served in the American Revolutionary War.

Johann married Anna Margaretha Matthias. Anna was born in 1761 in Frederick, Frederick, Maryland; died in 1804 in Frederick, Frederick, Maryland. [Group Sheet]

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Notes:

According to the report "The Michael Family" written by James Parker and Mildred Michael Crewe, Andrew emigrated in 1757, bought part of Tasker's Chance, was a blacksmith, had 10 children; most south of Frederick (Re. Library of Congress)
NOTE: Andrew's will made 1796, probated March 3, 1800 (Liber GM p.366) Frederick County Courthouse
Andrew and Barbara owned 2 dolts (parcels) of land (part of Tasker's Chance) in Fredericktown. They held this for five years and then sold the parcel. On November 23, 1767, they had surveyed a tract of 340 acres under the name of "Cooley (Cooling) Springs", so called for the spring on the property. Andrew received a patent for the land on July 12, 1768. Some of this land remained in the Michael name until May 5, 1974, when it was sold after the death of its last occupant, Elmer Ezra Michael, after 206 consecutive years in the Michael family. "Cooling Springs" was part of an original land grant from King George of England to Lord Baltimore and his agent in America, Charles Carroll of Carrollton (a signer of the Declaration of Independence).

Buried:
in the family plot at Cooling Springs

Andreas married Maria Barbara Sinn about 1760 in Frederick Co., Maryland. Maria was born on 16 Nov 1743 in Frederick Co., Maryland; died about 1810 in Frederick Co., Maryland; was buried in Frederick Co., Maryland. [Group Sheet]

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Buried:
in the family plot at Cooling Springs