Hancock County OhArchives Biographies.....Dietsch, Edward 1838 - 
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Author: Warner & Beers (1886)

   EDWARD DIETSCH, furniture manufacturer and dealer, Findlay, was born in
Ebersdorf, kingdom of Saxony, March 12, 1838, son of Charles and Christina
Dietsch, who came to America in 1849 and settled in Findlay, where Charles
Dietsch carried on his trade of cabinet-making, and eventually engaged in the
furniture business. He died here in 1883, leaving his widow, three sons and a
daughter: Edward; C. H., proprietor of the Commercial Hotel; Anthony, with
Edward in the firm, and Euphemia, wife of Richard Hennesy, of Findlay. The
subject of this sketch was reared to his present business, and embarked in it in
1861 with his father, and in 1871 Anthony united with him in the business. Mr.
Dietsch married, in 1861, Wilhelmina Karg, a native of Boenningheim,
Wurteinberg, Germany. They have one son and two daughters; Clara, wife of
Christian Heyne, of Findlay; Charles Edward and Lela. The family attend the
Evangelical Lutheran Church. Mr. Dietsch is an active citizen and
public-spirited man, and has served in several of the city official positions.
In polities he is a Democrat.

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Book Title: History Of Hancock County
Findlay Township and Village




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