1870 Henry Matthew Linard, spouse of Margaret Linard, died on December 24 in Tuscarawas County, Ohio. He was born on September 17, 1798 in York County, Pennsylvania. [3]
Descent to DNA match: Yost-William Harvey-William Harvey-Samuel Ernest.
1850 Yost Linard (age 22, born in Ohio) lived in Flushing Twp, Belmont County, Ohio, in a household with Jacob Brandenburg (28), Sarah Brandenburg (24) [perhaps Yost's sister], Jesse Brandenburg (5), Benja F Brandenburg (3), Caroline Brandenburg (2), and Christiana Brandenburg (0). Yost Linard was a carpenter. [4]
1851 Yost Linard and Elizabeth Bensen were married on August 14 in Tuscarawas County, Ohio. (FHL film 000317307). [5]
1860 Yost Linard (age 35, born in Ohio) lived in Union Twp, Belmont County, Ohio, in a household with Elizabeth E Linard (29), William H Linard (5), Ann M Linard (3), and Sarah J Linard (2). Yost Linard was a farm hand. [6]
1870 Yost Linard (age 42, born in Ohio) lived in Union, Belmont County, Ohio, in a household with Elizabeth E Linard (39), William Linard (15), Ann M Linard (14), Sarah J Linard (12), Martha C E Linard (10), David L Linard (8), Mary E C Linard (4), and Estella M Linard (6/12). Yost Linard was a carpenter. [7]
1880 Yost Linard (age 53, born in Ohio, married) lived in Wayne, Belmont County, Ohio, in a household with E E Linard (52), David L Linard (17), Mary E C Linard (14), Estella M Linard (11), and James L Linard (6). Yost Linard was a farmer. [8]
1900 Yost Linard (born in Ohio in Dec 1827, widowed) lived in Goshen, Belmont County, Ohio, in a household with Anna M Mitchell (43), and Allen Mitchell (16). Yost Linard's parents were both born in Ohio. Yost Linard was a carpenter. Yost Linard's residence was h, Mortgaged. [9]
1902 Yost Linard, spouse of Elizabeth E Linard, died in 1902 in Uhrichsville, Tuscarawas County, Ohio. He was born on December 22, 1827 in Harrison County, Ohio. [10]
Yost Linard of Bethesda, Ohio died on October 21, 1902.
The Zanesville Signal, Zanesville, Ohio, October 23, 1902. [11]Yost Linard was instantly killed near Uhrichsville, Tuesday afternoon. He lived at Bethesda [Ohio] and spent Monday with his son in Bellaire. He went up to visit near Uhrichsville. At that place the train was late, and he decided to walk out a short distance, when a train on the C., L. & W. struck him.
1880 William H. Linard and Mary Flewhart were married on June 16 in Coshocton County, Ohio. (FHL film 000894318). [12]
1894 William Harvey Linard found.
The Newark Advocate, Newark, Ohio, January 28, 1894. [13]A Columbus Boy Who Has Been Missing For Some Time Located by an Advocate Reporter Yesterday.
He Claims That He Lives In Newark With His Step-Parents who Treat Him Unkindly.-He Will be Returned to His Parents in Columbus.
Postmaster J H. Newton has received the following letter from a lady residing in Eastern Ohio, which explains itself:
STARTLE, O., Jan. 24, 1894. To the Postmaster, Newark, Ohio SIR-'I desire to know whether or not there is a family by the name of Linard, living in Newark. On Saturday Jan. 20th, a small boy came here and gave his name as William Harvey Linard He claims his parents are dead, but says that he has a step-mother and step-father who are not good to him. He says his step-father's name is John Henderson, and that he resides on Main street in Newark. The boy is about fourteen years of age, has light hair and dark eyes and is very smart for one of his age. We think, perhaps, he has run away from home, and that some one is worrying about him. He is being well taken care of here, but if he has parents who treat him right, he should be at home with them If you can let us know anything about his people we would be very glad to hear from you.' MRS WM BAINBRIDGE,
Immediately upon receipt of the letter an ADVOCATE reporter was detailed to work the matter up, and with that in view started out. After tramping over the city for several hours, the scribe finally struck a clue and learned that Mrs Nancy J Ricketts who keeps a boarding house on East Main street, could throw some light on the matter. Calling on that lady the reporter was informed that the boy alluded to in the letter was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Linard, who resides at 303 North Park street, Columbus. She said that Mr. Linard had moved from Dennison to Newark about four years ago, but that he has resided in Columbus for the past three years; that the boy, who is aged about twelve years, has several times run away from home, remaining away for months at a time She also said there was no truth in the boy's story; that he was treated kindly by his parents, except when punished for running away from home. The parents have worried considerably over his absence, and they will be glad to learn that he has been kindly cared for. He will, no doubt, be sent for immediately.
1900 Will H Linard (born in Ohio in Sep 1851, married for 19 years) lived in Columbus Ward 13, Franklin County, Ohio, in a household with Mary Linard (41), Will Linard Jr (18), Fred Linard (14), Albert [Yost] Linard (12), Bessie Linard (10), and Walter Linard (9). Will H Linard's parents were both born in Germany. Will H Linard was a paper decorator. Will H Linard's residence was h. [14]
1914 William H. Linard and Clara Tro[v]inger were married on September 22 in Licking County, Ohio. William H. Linard, child of Yost Linard and Elizabeth Benson, was born about 1858. (FHL film 000384309). [15]
1905 W. H. Linard and Ella Halloway were married on September 27 in Jefferson County, Alabama. W. H. Linard was born about 1882. (FHL film 001065253). [16] Perhaps this is William Harvey Linard who was age 18 in the 1900 census record for father William Harvey Linard and in the 1894 newspaper story about a run-away boy.
1920 Ernest Linard (age 11, born in Alabama, single), stepson (step son), lived in Precinct 15, Jefferson County, Alabama, in a household with Alva Butler (34), Ella [Halloway-Linard] Butler (36), Homer Butler (11), Gracie Butler (9), Roser Butler (7), Irma Linard (13), and Renna Linord (9). Ernest Linard's father was born in Ohio and his mother was born in Alabama. Ernest Linard could read and write. [17]
1932 Samuel Ernest Lenard and Maude Mickle were married on October 11 in Part of Jefferson (Delivered 1 April 2011), Alabama. Samuel Ernest Lenard was born about 1907. (FHL film 002404149). [18]
1940 Samuel Earnest Linard, age 32, registered For the draft on October 16 in Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. He was born on February 25, 1908 in Blunt County, Alabama. He had characteristics: Brown hair, Gray eyes, and 6 height. [19]
1940 Ernest S Linard (age 32, born in Alabama, married) lived in Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, in a household with Maudie L Linard (22), Lillian L Linard (6), Ernest R Linard (5), Sidney L Linard (3), and Samuel R Linard (1). Ernest S Linard was a painter. The highest grade of school he had completed was 0. [20]
1968 Samuel Ernest Linard, spouse of Maudie Lorene Linard, died on April 6 in Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. Samuel Ernest Linard was born on February 25, 1908 in Blount County, Alabama, child of Ella Eugene Butler. [21]
Samuel Ernest Linard died on April 6, 1968.
Birmingham Post-Herald, Birmingham, Alabama, April 8, 1968. [22] [23]LINARD, Mr. Samuel Ernest, age 60, of 7209 Paris Ave. S., passed away Sat. p.m. at a local hospital. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Maudie Linard: 3 sons, Ernest R., Sidney L., Samuel R. Linard; 2 daughters, Mrs. Linda Melton, Mrs. Louise Wilson; 13 grandchildren; 4 sisters, Mrs. Irma Phillips, Mrs. Reno Elrod, Mrs. Gracie Holloway, Mrs. Alma Smothers; 1 brother, Homer Butler, all of B'ham,, several nieces and nephews. Funeral service Monday 3 p.m. from Roebuck Chapel, Rev. Leon Railey officiating. Interment Jefferson Memorial Gardens, Ridout's Brown-Service, Roebuck Chapel, directing.
1886 Daughter Ann Christina Moore, spouse of Samuel Moore, died on June 24. Ann Christina Moore was born on February 1, 1802, child of Johan Yost Linard and Anna Christeney Linard. [24]
1884 Daughter Elizabeth Rowland, spouse of James Rowland, died on March 4 in Harrison County, Ohio. She was born on April 17, 1808 in Harrison County, Ohio, daughter of Johan Yost Linard and Anna Christeney Linard. [25]
1882 Son Samuel Matthew Linard, spouse of Rebecca Linard, died on February 24 in Harrison County, Ohio. He was born on March 22, 1813 in Harrison County, Ohio. [26]