MONTGOMERY COUNTY OHIO BIO: HOHN, Elias (published 1882)
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"The History of Montgomery County, Ohio." by W. H. Beers & Co., pub. 1882
page 285-286


    ELIAS HOHN, farmer, P. O. Carlisle, is a native of Miami Township, 
Montgomery County, Ohio, born February 10, 1838, and son of Daniel and Maria 
(Gebhart) Hohn, he a native of Maryland, born in 1801, and his wife of 
Pennsylvania, born in 1806, and daughter of Henry and Elizabeth Gebhart.  Mr. 
Hohn's mother died 1868, and his father in 1871.  He was married in 1869, 
March 18, to Julia Ann Hibble, of Miami Township, whose parents reside in 
Miamisburg.  Our subject has one brother, Lewis, who is living in Shelby 
County, Ohio, and one sister, Loretta, who resides in Miami Township, both 
being married and all respected people.  He resides on the Carlisle and 
Germantown pike, about midway between those points.