1. 2. Mary SHANER   b. Abt 1833, Ohio; d. 1921.
2. 3. Amanda SHANER   b. 1835, Trimble Twp., Athens Co., Ohio.
3. 4. Electa SHANER   b. Abt 1837, Ohio.
4. 5. Seth SHANER   b. 15 Feb 1838, Trimble Twp., Athens Co., Ohio; d. 13 May 1924, , Athens, Ohio; bur. Beech Grove Cem., Perry, Monroe Twp., Ohio.
5. 6. William SHANER, Jr   b. 5 May 1840, Trimble Twp., Athens Co., Ohio; d. 27 Jun 1921, Palos, Athens, Ohio; bur. Beach Grove Cem., Perry, Monroe Twp., Ohio.

Person with additional info on this line:

Hi Denney,
Mary Shaner's father was William Shaner. William Shaner was the son of Adam Shaner. You had Mary Shaner, but needed to add George Clark to the mix! Try just looking for Mary Shaner, born 1833. Let me know if you want more info.

On Apr 14, 2005, at 11:42 AM, Denney Pugmire wrote:

> Kim, I can't find a Mary Shaner married to a George Clark in my database. Do you know who her/his parents or g-parents were? Once I can tie them in, I would certainly take you up on your offer to get info on their children. thanks for taking the time to send me a message,
>
> best wishes, denney

> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kim Anderson"
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> To:
> Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 10:44 PM
> Subject: Mary Shaner
>
>
>> Hi Denney,
>> I saw your ged-com on Rootsweb. Mary Shaner is my great great grandmother. She married George Clark, who was in the Civil War and died shortly after in 1871. I have information on her children if you are interested.
>>
>> Regards, Kim Anderson
>>
>

See "History of Hocking Valley" Civil War Vetran He enlisted 2 May 1864 Co. G.
of the one hundred and forty-first Ohio National Guard at Gallioplis, OH

William Shaner jr. became a renowned soldier, both illustrious and famous
during the Civil War. He was a prosperous young farmer when in 1861 he
enlisted itn the thrity-first OVI. He fought in many battes: Stone River, Mill
Springs, Chicamauga, Mission Ridge, Ringold, Dallas, Resaca, Ken, Marietta and
the Seige of Altanta, where he severely wonded. After partial recovery he was
sent to Johnson Island opposite Sandusky, where he served iwth gentleness as
an officer over the camp for the confederate prisioners during the epidemic of
small pox in which so many died. Here he was fortunate in escaping, due to his
vaccination early in life, and he was honorably discharged on August 15, 1865,
after a war record second to none in Ohio.
He was a master Mason a member of Lodge no.470 A&F A M Bishopville Ohio

1. 7. Darius A. SHANER   b. 20 Jul 1881; d. 1 Aug 1907; bur. Beech Grove Cem., Perry, Monroe Twp., Ohio.
2. 8. Loda V. SHANER   b. 12 Jan 1887; d. 19 Aug 1913; bur. Beech Grove Cem., Perry, Monroe Twp., Ohio.