Steve, I am studying the Geigers in Indiana/Ohio area and while I haven't been able to connect this line with my Geigers, I think it might help answer your questions... Best Regards, PeggyLoos@aol.com 1 Henry Geiger b: Abt 1803 Germany d: Bef 1870 Kosciusko Co, IN farmer +Catherine Berger b: Abt 1808 Germany m: Abt 1844 d: Oct 16, 1873 Kosciusko Co, IN 2 John Henry Geiger b: Jul 07, 1844 Starke Co, OH d: Apr 26, 1921 Kosciusko Co, IN +Mary Ann Ringenberg b: May 13, 1853 IN m: Mar 27, 1870 Warsaw, IN d: Dec 07, 1918 Kosciusko Co, IN 3 Laura Geiger b: Nov 1870 3 Franklin Pierce Geiger b: Jul 1872 IN 3 Charles Henry Geiger b: Nov 29, 1873 3 William Irvin Geiger b: Sep 27, 1875 IN 3 Emily Geiger b: Jul 1880 IN +Edward M. Lentz b: Jun 1878 IN 3 Cora Geiger b: Jun 1882 IN 3 Walter R. Geiger b: Apr 1884 IN 3 Ancil L. Geiger b: Oct 1888 IN 3 Leroy Geiger b: Apr 1891 IN 3 Harvey C. Geiger b: Jun 1893 IN 2 Gimima Geiger b: 1847 2 Margaret Anna Geiger b: Aug 07, 1848 d: Nov 08, 1906 Kosciusko Co, IN +William A. Weaver m: Oct 09, 1870 Warsaw, IN >I think it is very likely that my g-grandmother Emily Geiger (b. JUL 1880) >was another one of the children of this family. Per the census info, >Emily's father was born in Ohio, and her mother was born in Indiana. So >both her date of birth and her parents' birthplaces are a fit. Emily by >1900 was married to Edward Lentz, living close by in Milford. There is a >William Geiger (b. SEP 1875) living with them, likely another son. That >would leave only one of the nine surviving children unaccounted for. I >have heard that there was another son Charles. I don't recall any more >than about 3-4 Kos. Co. Geiger families, and this is the only one for >which there was a potential fit. More to do. Does anyone already have a link into this Henry from Ohio?