Ancestors of Scott Mueller and Lois Fuller : and allied families including Bickford, Birchard, Cobb, Kepler, Plimpton and Reese

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by  Mueller, Scott, 1908-1992

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to the immigrant to America in each family.
Formanyfamilies on this register that search of
has been successful, but also in many lines
the search is continuing. Scott Mueller
All oftheancestorsshown for8Joseph
Mueller livedanddied in southern and
Germany. Church recordsin the townof
Lobendau. which carried these families Virginia Mueller
back some 600years, weredestroyed
byfire in 1928. Ralph Scott Mueller deConingh
learned thiswhen he went to
Lobendau tofind these records,
in 1933.
NumberingCode:
The numberofeach
person's father isexactly
twice hisor herown number. The
number ofeach person's mother is
twice his or her own number, plus one.
There are Thedatesshown foreach generation or circle,
291 names alongthe horizontal dividing line, are the average
on thisregister. yearofbirth oftheancestors within thatcircle.
Ageneration is one-third ofa century.
*Indicates ancestorsofboth
Scott Mueller and Lois Fuller Mueller, Produced byScottand Lois Mueller—Christmas
makingthem cousins. 1977
Gift of
Marilyn Mueller Dickey in
Memory of Scot Mueller
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ANCESTORS
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SCOTT MUELLER AND LOIS FULLER,
And Allied Families Including Bickford, Birchard, Cobb,
Kepler, Plimpton and Reese
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March 11, 1975
To Our Darling Daughters:
Last summer after I had brought the
family history up-to-date, and before all the hullabaloo,..of our
strike and the sale of our house began, I made a start oh a new
long-term project.
I believe I've mentioned to all of you
that this has to do with continuing the compiling of our family
genealogical records and^putting them into good shape. This will
take the form of two loose-leaf books which I'm sending you under
separate cover. I decided to send you what I have now because
from the looks of things it may be some time next fall or winter
before I can really get back at this and send you additional
material. There is a long explanation in one of the books which
explains how the system will work. As I do send you additional
material you can simply put it into the ring binders.
The longer I live and the more I look at
family records and the more time I spend at cleaning out old stuff
from houses which will no longer be occupied, the more convinced
I become that unless such records are boiled down and put into
good concise form, the less chance there is of their ever being
at all useful.
— Piles of stuff stored away in boxes are
meaningless they will never be looked at and in all probability
will be thrown out sooner r—ather than later. The same thing goes
for pictures of ancestors nobody has room to hang them on
their walls and in all likelihood the identity of the ancestor
will be lost. On the other hand it is nice to see what an ancestor
looked like and I plan to incorporate in my new books some loose-
leaf pages of pictures of ancestors in such form that they can
not only be kept conveniently, but also right along with a mini-
biography of that ancestor.
The completion of all this, based on the
voluminous notes which I already have, is going to take quite some
time, but I do enjoy working at it and I would hope that the end
result will be something meaningful that jthe following generations
will really like to keep.
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(Scott Mueller)
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To The Reader
This book contains names ofall the ancestors ofScott Mueller and Lois Fuller which have
been found to date ofpublication. Sources for the names and some biographical data are
included. Research was done to try to trace back only to the immigrant to America in
each family. The families are grouped alphabetically throughout the book.
You will find the following information helpful for the use ofthis book:
Index ofSurnames
There follows an alphabetical list ofall the surnames. The FAMILY name is followed by
PAGE number in the "Ancestral Register" followed by SM (line ofScott Mueller) ofLM
(line ofLois Fuller). Note that in some cases both SM and LF are found, making them
cousins. The asterik (*) means incomplete research.
"Ancestral Register"
Although there are numerous copies ofthis book there is only one "Ancestral Register" in
the form ofa loose-leafbinder which is located at Western Reserve Historical Society in
Cleveland, Ohio.
Instead ofreferring to that binder you will find the person you want by their number on
the "Ancestral Register" Charts. These are located in pockets at the front and back ofthis
book. There is one chart for Scott Mueller and his sister and one chart for Lois Fuller and
her sister.
Due to space limitations some names in the twelfth generation do not appear on the
"Ancestral Register" Chart.
The Numbering System
The number ofeach person's father is exactly twice his or her own number. The number
ofeach person's mother is twice his or her own number, plus one. Thus every ancestor
recorded can be identified not only by name but by their individual number.