Leo Diederich and Mary Ternes Relatives--Details (revised) - Person Sheet
Leo Diederich and Mary Ternes Relatives--Details (revised) - Person Sheet
NameJohn Westinghausen/Westinghouse 
Death10 Jul 1933, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
BurialGreen Lawn Cemetery, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
OccupationGrocery clerk--1900; grocer--1910; clerical worker--1918; grocer--1920.
FatherGeorge Westinghausen (1846-1917)
MotherAnna Eva Wilhelmi (1852-1912)
Spouses
Baptism20 Dec 1874, Evangelical Church, Eberdingen, Ludwigsburg, Stuttgart, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
Death1 Jan 1946, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
BurialGreen Lawn Cemetery, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
FatherGottfried Franz (Frank) Groezinger (1840-1901)
MotherMaria Friederike Binder (1847-1934)
Marriageabt 1898, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio?
ChildrenFlorence Anna Eva (1898-1999)
Carolyn Marie (Carrie) (1902-1977)
Ethel (1905-1982)
George Frank (1908-1998)
Irma Lucille (1910-1936)
Notes for John Westinghausen/Westinghouse
Source: greenlawn.delaohio.com/greenlawn/greenlawndata/w.txt; and Ancestry.com—U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918; and Whitmer-Overmeyer Family Tree.
In 1900 John lived with his wife and daughter, as well as his parents and brother George, in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. In 1910 John and his wife lived in Columbus with their four children and his wife’s sister Gertrude. In 1920 John and his wife lived in Columbus with their five children and his wife’s sister Gertrude.
In 1900 John lived with his wife and daughter, as well as his parents and brother George, in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. In 1910 John and his wife lived in Columbus with their four children and his wife’s sister Gertrude. In 1920 John and his wife lived in Columbus with their five children and his wife’s sister Gertrude.
Notes for Carolina Wilhelmina (Carrie) (Spouse 1)
Source: greenlawn.delaohio.com/greenlawn/greenlawndata/w.txt; and Ancestry.com—Wuerttemberg, Germany Emigration Index; and Wuerttemberg, Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1985; and Whitmer-Overmeyer Family Tree.
The Wuerttemberg index reported that she immigrated in 1881. However the 1900 federal census for her birth family reported that they had immigrated in 1880. Carolyn became a naturalized citizen.
As of 1910 she had had four children, all of whom were living.
In 1940 Carolyn lived in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio with her daughter Caroline, son-in-law Fred R. Basler, and their two children. She had lived there in 1935 as well.
The Wuerttemberg index reported that she immigrated in 1881. However the 1900 federal census for her birth family reported that they had immigrated in 1880. Carolyn became a naturalized citizen.
As of 1910 she had had four children, all of whom were living.
In 1940 Carolyn lived in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio with her daughter Caroline, son-in-law Fred R. Basler, and their two children. She had lived there in 1935 as well.