Florence (Ruhlman) King (1879)

Ancestors

Biography of Florence RUHLMAN

• Florence Ruhlman was born in 1879. the daughter of Daniel Ruhlman and Mary A. Somers.

Florence Ruhlman was one of 14 siblings:

1. Cora Ruhlman born February 1, 1863, who married Elias H. Weiler and had four children, and passed away October 6, 1944.
2. Edward Wendall Ruhlman, born January 2, 1866 and passed away August 27, 1870 at the age of 4 years, 7 months, and 25 days
3. Charles Andrew Ruhlman, who married his future sister-in-law Josephine's sister Rosa Anna "Rose" Lallmang in 1889, had four children, and lived in Warren, Pennsylvania until his death in 1913.
4. Sumner Ruhlman born February 12, 1868, who married Ada E. Demmon before 1947, and passed away February 2, 1961.
5. Mayme "May Bell" Ruhlman, born April 9, 1871, who married John P. Weiler, and passed away June 17, 1940.
6. Orrin David Ruhlman, known as Orry Ruhlman as a child, who married Josephine Lallmang Schirck and had one child. Orrin passed away in 1956.
7. Harriet Ruhlman born June 1874 who passed away after 1920.
8. Blanch Salome Ruhlman born October 1875, who married Walter Franklin Mead on June 26, 1901, and had at least one child. Blanch passed away April 30, 1958.
9. Raymond W "Ray" Ruhlman born July 3, 1877, who married Nellie Spade and had at least six children.
10. Florence Josephine Ruhlman born March 9, 1879, who married George King and had at least two children, and passed away in May 1959.
11. Cloyd G. Ruhlman who married Florence M. "Flossie" Coleman and had at least five children.
12. Merle Moritmer Ruhlman who was born in 1884, married Pearl Whitehill and had at least one child.
13. Hyatt Derwood Ruhlman who married May Johnson.
14. Virgil Ruhlman who married Grace B. Pierce and had at least seven children.
15. Wendall S. Ruhlman who married Mary "Mazie" B. Lucas and had at least four children.

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Sources

• The Schirck Family History by Salome Anne Schirck Gruber Huck, Warren, Pennsylvania, 1930. Second edition updated by Hazel Culbertson and Dorothy Keller, and republished by Glenn Culbertson in 1967.

1. ↑ First-hand information as remembered by Sharon Centanne, Thursday, April 2, 2015. Replace this citation if there is another source.

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