Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameWilliam H. Dominy 
98
98Birth26 Sep 1859, Madison Co., OH98
Death4 Jun 1934, Plain City, OH98
FatherHenry Dominy (1813-1905)
MotherHarriett Barlow (1818-1897)
Notes for William H. Dominy
From Newton book:
William was born in Canaan Township, Madison County, Ohio. When a smallboy he came with his parents to Washington Township, Franklin County,Ohio in1863,his father having purchased the Kidwell and Elrick farms.William received his education in the common school located upon hisfather's farm.
He remained with his parents on the farm, where he jointly with hisfather worked until after his first marriage. Then he assumed charge ofthe farm under the supervision of his father. At the death of hisparents, he purchased the home farm where he continued to operate untilabout 1920. His health began to fail, and not being able to operate thefarm without extra help, he traded with C. A. Sherwood for his small farmof 50 acres, receiving cash for the difference. There he resided andcontinued to farm.
When his health became so impaired he was forced to quit and sell hisfarm, he removed to Plain City, Ohio where he retired under the constantcare of his devoted wife Mynervia..
William was a singular man having been married three times during hisseventy-five years. Thence, there is only one other instance in thehistory of the Dominy family in which this has happened, Nathaniel ofEast Hampton, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York, having been marriedthree times during the eighty-three years of his life.
William was born in Canaan Township, Madison County, Ohio. When a smallboy he came with his parents to Washington Township, Franklin County,Ohio in1863,his father having purchased the Kidwell and Elrick farms.William received his education in the common school located upon hisfather's farm.
He remained with his parents on the farm, where he jointly with hisfather worked until after his first marriage. Then he assumed charge ofthe farm under the supervision of his father. At the death of hisparents, he purchased the home farm where he continued to operate untilabout 1920. His health began to fail, and not being able to operate thefarm without extra help, he traded with C. A. Sherwood for his small farmof 50 acres, receiving cash for the difference. There he resided andcontinued to farm.
When his health became so impaired he was forced to quit and sell hisfarm, he removed to Plain City, Ohio where he retired under the constantcare of his devoted wife Mynervia..
William was a singular man having been married three times during hisseventy-five years. Thence, there is only one other instance in thehistory of the Dominy family in which this has happened, Nathaniel ofEast Hampton, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York, having been marriedthree times during the eighty-three years of his life.