Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameHenry H. Cramer 
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47Birth20 Feb 1872, Franklin Co., OH47
Death17 Sep 1949, Columbus, OH47
FatherOwen Thomas Cramer
MotherMargaret Caton
Spouses
Birth18 Sep 1875, Franklin Co., OH47
FatherEzra Dominy (1847-1902)
MotherAnna Maria Ferris (1849-1919)
Marriage10 Jul 1895, Hilliards, OH47
Notes for Henry H. Cramer
From Newton book:
Henry H., son of Owen T. and Margaret (Caton) Cramer, was born inWashington Township, Franklin County, Ohio. He received his education inSub District No. 5 of the township schools.
After his marriage to Carrie Dominy, they built their new home upon thefarm where Henry was born. He became one of the township's mostinfluential agriculturalists, a great believer in conservation by therotary system to preserve the fertility of the soil.
His oldest son, Russell of the twins, (known as Bud) became interested inthe art of farming. He received his education in the centralized gradeand high schools of Norwich Township, and also the Ohio State University.When he became old enough to assume the responsibility of management ofthe farm, his father and mother then moved to the City of Columbus in1937.
Henry retired from active duty. He and his devoted wife celebrated theirGolden Era. But he did not drop from sight. His responsibility as afarmer made him call at least once or twice a week to help - to see ifBUD was carrying into effect his principles of rotary farming as had beenestablished by them before he retired from the farm.
He continued this activity until his health became so impaired that hewas unable to make the trips - thus ended his labors, on September 17,1949, when he was summoned to the great beyond.
Henry H., son of Owen T. and Margaret (Caton) Cramer, was born inWashington Township, Franklin County, Ohio. He received his education inSub District No. 5 of the township schools.
After his marriage to Carrie Dominy, they built their new home upon thefarm where Henry was born. He became one of the township's mostinfluential agriculturalists, a great believer in conservation by therotary system to preserve the fertility of the soil.
His oldest son, Russell of the twins, (known as Bud) became interested inthe art of farming. He received his education in the centralized gradeand high schools of Norwich Township, and also the Ohio State University.When he became old enough to assume the responsibility of management ofthe farm, his father and mother then moved to the City of Columbus in1937.
Henry retired from active duty. He and his devoted wife celebrated theirGolden Era. But he did not drop from sight. His responsibility as afarmer made him call at least once or twice a week to help - to see ifBUD was carrying into effect his principles of rotary farming as had beenestablished by them before he retired from the farm.
He continued this activity until his health became so impaired that hewas unable to make the trips - thus ended his labors, on September 17,1949, when he was summoned to the great beyond.