Dear Jerry Hobart, Since this is your first roll call, thought I'd give you some misc. info. Have fun sorting all this out. Think you need to be checking the 1880, 1900, 1910 & 1920 census. The 1880 census index: George W. Brucker on page 300D in Amherst Twp. Louisa Brucker on page 306C in Amherst Twp. The 1896 freeholder lists has: J.T. Brucker of North Amherst L. Brucker of North Amherst 1907 Directory: George W. Brucker, (Catherine) quarryman, li 13 Washington St. Amherst. Walter Brucker, quarryman, li 23 Martin St. Amherst. Per the AMHERST STORY, 1914 by Armstrong, there was a Chris Brucker was elected to serve on the Amherst Council in 1905, and having been re-elected, he was still serving in 1913. Amherst Alumni list: Lucille Brucker, graduated in class of 1912 and later became Mrs. Harvey Eschruth & moved to Lorain. Ruth Brucker, class of 1918 and later became Mrs. R. Jewett & lived in Amherst. Dora Brucker, class of 1902, later became Mrs. Harold King & moved to Cleveland. Elmwood Cem. Lorain OH Wm. H. Brucker born Brownhelm Twp died at age 71, buried on Nov. 17, 1942 His wife Edith M. Brucker died at age 91, buried on Dec. 21, 1976. Last but certainly not least is this 1919/1920 Amherst directory: Albert Brucker, bkkpr, r 138 W. Martin Ave. Bernard Brucker r 188 Lincoln Catherine Brucker (wid of George) r 150 Jefferson Christ (Mary) (1) street comr, r 188 Lincoln Clarence Brucker r 188 Lincoln Florence Brucker off sect. r 188 Lincoln Fred Brucker (Lizzie) tmstr, r 172 W. Martin John H. Brucker (Mary) lab, 138 W. Martin Mary E. Brucker (wid of John) r 176 Washington Nelson A. Brucker cashr r 172 W. Martin Norman F. Brucker electn r 172 W. Martin Walter Brucker (Ellen) (3) lab r 157 Jefferson. Happy hunting! Nancy M. Meyers, Lorain OH Genealogy Lookup Volunteer http://www.centurytel.net/lorgen A proud RootsWeb Supporter Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness Volunteer http://raogk.rootsweb.com Life Member of Ohio Genealogical Society http://www.ogs.org/
Dear Nancy Meyers, Thanks for all the great information. It helps a lot, and gives me something to work with. I will look up those censuses. Jerry Hobart