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     WOLFE _CEM-IN-FLOYD was also known as Wolfe Cemetery.¹

Earl Frederick Hottel was buried in after 05.09.1926, in Wolfe Cemetery, in the The City of Georgetown, in the the County of Floyd, in the the State of Indiana, in the Country of United States of America.²

Lee A. Hottel was buried in after 18.06.1944, in Wolfe Cemetery, in the The City of Georgetown, in the the County of Floyd, in the the State of Indiana, in the Country of United States of America.¹

Shelby Walts was buried in Friday, 13.03.1953, in Wolfe Cemetery, in the Georgetown, The Township of Georgetown, in the The County of Harrison, in the the State of Indiana, in the Country of United States of America.³

     Maggie May Walts was buried Wolfe Cemetery after 20.05.1970 at Georgetown, The Township of Georgetown, the County of Floyd, the State of Indiana, United States of America.⁴

     On Tuesday, 24.08.1915, William Edward Hottel was born, the State of Indiana, the United States of America.¹ He was the son of Earl Frederick Hottel and Cordia Patton.¹

     William Edward Hottel died on Thursday, 30.01.1986, in Rt #2 box 237A, The City of Corydon, The County of Harrison, the State of Indiana, United States of America, at age 70 years, 5 months and 6 days.¹

     Her married name was Groseclose.

     Eva Huddle married Jacob Groseclose.

     On before 1794, Eva Huddle was born, the United States of America. She was the daughter of Henry Huddle and Magdalene Kimberling.

     On Monday, 25.08.1794, Elizabeth Huddle was born, the Colonial Virginia/West Virginia, the British Colonial America. She was the daughter of Henry Huddle and Magdalene Kimberling.

     As of before 1812, her married name was Dutton.

     Elizabeth Huddle married Adam Dutton before 1812, the United States of America.

     Elizabeth Huddle died on Thursday, 23.05.1850 at age 55 years, 8 months and 28 days.

     On Monday, 28.03.1791, Adam Dutton was born, the Colonial Virginia/West Virginia.

     Adam Dutton married Elizabeth Huddle, daughter of Henry Huddle and Magdalene Kimberling, before 1812, the United States of America.

     Adam Dutton died on Thursday, 22.06.1871, in United States of America at age 80 years, 2 months and 25 days.

     Jacob Groseclose married Eva Huddle, daughter of Henry Huddle and Magdalene Kimberling.

     Jacob Feasel married Mary Elizabeth Hottel, daughter of Dave Hottel and Margaret (?), on Thursday, 16.01.1806, the Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.

     On Monday, 16.04.1906, Marjorie Clarra Hamilton was born at the Bellevue, the the County of, the State of Ohio, the United States of America. He was the son of Rhoda McClure.

     On Sunday, 20.10.1878, Rhoda McClure was born at the North Robinson, the the County of Crawford, the the State of Ohio, the United States of America.

     Annastina Charlotte Hamman a descendant of John Hottel by way of his son Henry Hottel line; 0003-X-B-(W.)¹

     Annastina Charlotte Hamman married Henry Hottel, son of George Hottel and Elizabeth (?), in 1771, the Colonial Virginia/West Virginia, United States of America.¹

     Annastina Charlotte Hottel witnessed the County of Dunmore rename in the year 1778 to the County of Shenandoah, Colonial Virginia/West Virginia, United States of America.

     Dorothy Hottel is a descendant of John Hottel by way of his son George Hottel line; 0336-X-B.¹

     On circa 1774, Dorothy Hottel was born, the Colonial Virginia/West Virginia, the United States of America.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Hottel and Annastina Charlotte Hamman.¹

     Dorothy Hottel witnessed the County of Dunmore rename in the year 1778 to the County of Shenandoah, Colonial Virginia/West Virginia, United States of America.

     George Hottel is a descendant of John Hottel by way of his son George Hottel line; 0336-X-A.²

     On Monday, 22.06.1772, George Hottel was born at the Columbia Furance, the County of Dunmore, the Colonial Virginia/West Virginia, the United States of America.¹ He was the son of Henry Hottel and Annastina Charlotte Hamman.¹

     George Hottel witnessed the County of Dunmore rename in the year 1778 to the County of Shenandoah, Colonial Virginia/West Virginia, United States of America.

     Joseph Hottel is a descendant of John Hottel by way of his son George Hottel line; 0336-X-C.¹

     On 1776, Joseph Hottel was born, the the County of Dunmore, the Colonial Virginia/West Virginia, the United States of America.¹ He was the son of Henry Hottel and Annastina Charlotte Hamman.¹

     Joseph Hottel witnessed the County of Dunmore rename in the year 1778 to the County of Shenandoah, Colonial Virginia/West Virginia, United States of America.

     Philip Hottel is a descendant of John Hottel by way of his son George Hottel line; 0336-X-C.

     On circa 1780, Philip Hottel was born.¹ He was the son of Henry Hottel and Annastina Charlotte Hamman.¹

     Henry Hottel II (jr) is a descendant of John Hottel by way of his son George Hottel line; 0336-X-G.

     On Wednesday, 17.01.1781, Henry Hottel II (jr) was born.¹ He was the son of Henry Hottel and Annastina Charlotte Hamman.¹

     On Saturday, 27.01.1787, Elizabeth Ann Hottel was born, the Colonial Virginia/West Virginia, the United States of America. She was the daughter of Henry Hottel and Annastina Charlotte Hamman.

     On Christian Hottel was born at the Dayton, the the County of Rockingham, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America.²

     Christian Hottel is a descendant of John Hottel by way of his son George Hottel line; 0336-X-I.¹ He was the son of Henry Hottel and Annastina Charlotte Hamman.¹

     Christian Hottel married Rebecca Decker on Sunday, 07.01.1810, the Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.²

     Christian Hottel died on Monday, 17.01.1848.²

Christian Hottel was buried in after 17.01.1848, in Otterben Cemetery, in the Ottobine, in the County of Rockingham, in the Commonwealth of Virginia, in the Country of United States of America.³

     Christian Hottel is buried in Minnick Cemetery, Ottobine, County of Rockingham, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 185121149 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)³

     Frederick Hottel is a descendant of John Hottel by way of his son George Hottel line; 0336-X-I.¹

     On Wednesday, 21.09.1791, Frederick Hottel was born, the Colonial Virginia/West Virginia, the United States of America.¹ He was the son of Henry Hottel and Annastina Charlotte Hamman.¹

     Mary Hottel is a descendant of John Hottel by way of his son George Hottel line; 0366-X-J.¹

     On 1792, Mary Hottel was born.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Hottel and Annastina Charlotte Hamman.¹

     Rebecca Decker was listed in the book "History of the Descendant of John Hottel" personal ID number: 0336-X-H-(W) on Page('s) Number: 499, Begun by Rev. W. D. Huddle, B. S., and completed by his wife, Lulu May Huddle of Westerville, Ohio, Published by Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc., Strasburg, Virginia, copyright in the year 1930.

     On Rebecca Decker was born, the the County of Bedford, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America.¹

     As of 07.01.1810, her married name was Hottel.¹

     Rebecca Decker married Christian Hottel, son of Henry Hottel and Annastina Charlotte Hamman, on Sunday, 07.01.1810, the Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.¹

     Rebecca Decker died on Friday, 21.03.1851, in Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.¹

     Rebecca Decker was buried Otterben Cemetery after 21.03.1851 at Ottobine, County of Rockingham, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.²

     Rebecca Decker is buried in Minnick Cemetery, Ottobine, County of Rockingham, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 127111695 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)²

     Otterbein _CEM-VA-ROCKINGHAM was also known as Otterben Cemetery.¹

Christian Hottel was buried in after 17.01.1848, in Otterben Cemetery, in the Ottobine, in the County of Rockingham, in the Commonwealth of Virginia, in the Country of United States of America.¹

     Rebecca Decker was buried Otterben Cemetery after 21.03.1851 at Ottobine, County of Rockingham, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.²

     Annice Hottel is a descendant of John Hottel by way of his son George Hottel line; 0707-X-A.¹

     Annice Jarvis and William Jarvis were in the book "History of the Descendants of John Hottel" the following statment: "In early life they went to a western state (Ohio) in quest of a home. All traces of the family are lost." County of Rockingham, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.²

     On Sunday, 12.01.1812, Annice Hottel was born at the Sangerville, the County of Rockingham, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America.¹ She was the daughter of Christian Hottel and Rebecca Decker.¹

     As of 08.11.1827, her married name was Jarvis.¹

     Annice Hottel married William Jarvis on Thursday, 08.11.1827, the County of Rockingham, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.¹

     Annice Jarvis and William Jarvis move from the County of Rockingham, the Commonwelth of Virginia between 1828 and 1833 to the the Township of Dodson, the County of Highland, the State of Ohio, United States of America.

     Annice Jarvis and William Jarvis appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of the Township of Dodson, the County of Highland, the State of Ohio, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 19.08.1850. Their children Alvin and Rebecca were listed as living with them.³

     William Jarvis is a descendant of John Hottel by way of his son George Hottel line; 0707-X-A-(H.)

     William Jarvis and Annice Jarvis were in the book "History of the Descendants of John Hottel" the following statment: "In early life they went to a western state (Ohio) in quest of a home. All traces of the family are lost." County of Rockingham, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.²

     On circa 1802, William Jarvis was born, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America.¹

     As of 08.11.1827, William Jarvis was also known as Annes C. Huddler.³

     William Jarvis married Annice Hottel, daughter of Christian Hottel and Rebecca Decker, on Thursday, 08.11.1827, the County of Rockingham, Commonwealth of Virginia, United States of America.¹

     William Jarvis and Annice Jarvis move from the County of Rockingham, the Commonwelth of Virginia between 1828 and 1833 to the the Township of Dodson, the County of Highland, the State of Ohio, United States of America.

     William Jarvis and Annice Jarvis appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of the Township of Dodson, the County of Highland, the State of Ohio, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 19.08.1850. Their children Alvin and Rebecca were listed as living with them.⁴

     On 1833, Christian Jarvis was born, the State of Ohio, the United States of America.¹ He was the son of William Jarvis and Annice Hottel.¹

     On circa 1836, Rebecca J Jarvis was born, the State of Ohio, the United States of America.¹ She was the daughter of William Jarvis and Annice Hottel.¹
     She appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of the Township of Dodson, the County of Highland, the State of Ohio in the household of her parents, William Jarvis and Annice Jarvis, the assistant marshal entered her birthplace as Ohio and also entered her age as 14.²

     On circa 1839, Eliz Jarvis was born, the State of Ohio, the United States of America.¹ She was the daughter of William Jarvis and Annice Hottel.¹

     On circa 1841, Morgan Jarvis was born, the State of Ohio, the United States of America.¹ He was the son of William Jarvis and Annice Hottel.¹

     On circa 1844, Wm Jarvis was born, the the County of Allen, the the State of Ohio, the United States of America.^1,2 He was the son of William Jarvis and Annice Hottel.¹

     Wm Jarvis married Martha Jane Simpson on Thursday, 21.11.1867, the the County of Highland, the State of Ohio, United States of America.³

     Wm Jarvis married Rosella A. Blake on Wednesday, 01.09.1886, the Bedford, the County of Taylor, the State of Iowa, United States of America.²

     On circa 1845, John Jarvis was born, the State of Ohio, the United States of America.¹ He was the son of William Jarvis and Annice Hottel.¹

     On circa 1850, Thompson Jarvis was born, the State of Ohio, the United States of America.¹ He was the son of William Jarvis and Annice Hottel.¹