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  <P><B>Johann Ulrich Albrecht</B> of Yellowbud, Ohio, was my adoptive =
second=20
  great-grandfather. "Ulrich," as he and his friends called him, arrived =
in=20
  Philadelphia from Engelhardtsberg, Bavaria, in 1845. While residing in =

  Pennsylvania, Ulrich and his wife Magdalena had a daughter, Barbara, =
born in=20
  1846, a son Johann Georg, born in 1848, and a daughter Margaret, born =
in 1850.=20
  </P>
  <P>This family moved to Ross County, Ohio late in 1853, or early in =
1854. The=20
  records of the Reformed Evangelical Lutheran Church of Chillicothe =
show that=20
  Magdalena passed away on 6 April 1854, and was interred in the old =
Western=20
  Methodist Cemetery in that city. There was a brief second marriage to =
a=20
  Barbara Meinfelder, which resulted in divorce. On 4 September 1854, he =

  acquired property at a sheriff's sale in the town of Yellowbud on =
which a=20
  grocery and general store already stood. </P>
  <P>On 6 July 1858, Ulrich married Elizabeth Och Shaffer, a widow from=20
  Cincinnati. This may not have been totally by chance, since Elizabeth =
was born=20
  in Ulrich's home village of Engelhardtsberg, Bavaria in 1828, five =
years after=20
  Ulrich. Along with Elizabeth came her nine year old son, Charles C. =
Shaffer,=20
  who later appeared in Ulrich's will along with his mother. </P>
  <P>From 1858 until 1866, the store in Yellowbud was operated by Ulrich =
and=20
  Elizabeth, and from evidence presented later, it appears they carved =
out a=20
  reputation for honesty and efficiency. In fact, a large number of =
locals owed=20
  them money through purchases on account, or by borrowing against notes =
that=20
  Ulrich held. By 1860, he had acquired two additional lots in the town, =
one of=20
  which was the location of the Albrecht home. </P>
  <P>I do not know if Ulrich's death on 29 January 1866 came as a =
surprise, but=20
  he appears to have been in readiness. His will, recorded in Record G., =
Page=20
  65, February 1866, stipulated that all real estate and personal =
property=20
  remaining after payment of all just debts be divided evenly between =
his wife=20
  Elizabeth, his step-son Charles, (called Conrad in the will, likely =
his middle=20
  name) and his legal heirs then living. Their adoption of Martha Ione =
Albright=20
  from Kansas in 1863 caused later complications in ownership of =
Ulrich's=20
  property which is mysterious, to say the least. </P>
  <P>In 1870, Elizabeth Albright was still living in Yellowbud, likely =
running=20
  the store with help from her 21 year old son Charles and her other =
children.=20
  By 1880 however, Elizabeth was living as a housekeeper with the family =
of=20
  Francis T. Kendrick in Wayne Township, Pickaway County, just a few =
miles north=20
  of the village of Yellowbud. She was then obviously out of the grocery =

  business, but just who continued the business is unknown. I will now =
reveal=20
  the mystery, then close with a look at those who owed Ulrich =
Albrecht's estate=20
  at the time of his death. It is a review of many of the prominent =
farmers and=20
  businessmen all over the Union Township, Ross County area. </P>
  <P>Final disposal of Ulrich's Yellowbud property is a study in =
complex, long-=20
  distance litigation. On 15 November 1912, by Ross County Probate Court =
Case=20
  No. 11923, George F. Albright and his wife, Mary Jeanette Albright, as =
well as=20
  John G. Albright, all of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Charles C. =
Shaffer of=20
  Avant, Oklahoma, filed a quit claim to Martha Weidinger, then also of=20
  Albuquerque, New Mexico, and her heirs and assigns, on properties =
described as=20
  previously owned by Johann Ulrich Albrecht. This complicated procedure =
was=20
  done in absentia by all concerned, through statements from testimony =
from=20
  Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Osage County, Oklahoma, entered into the =
Ross=20
  County Probate Court documents. </P>
  <P>Now comes the real mystery. On 27 June 1913, Madison County Probate =
Court=20
  Case No. 11924, filed a quit claim to Frank T. Kendrick by all of his =
sons and=20
  their wives on exactly the same properties as described in Ross County =
Court=20
  Case 11923. Your confused author wondered if Francis T. Kendrick was =
merely=20
  acting as an agent for Martha Weidinger. The answer was found in yet =
one more=20
  court document. </P>
  <P>On 28 March 1914, quit claims from Pickaway County, Ohio, =
Bernadillo=20
  County, New Mexico, and Delaware County, Ohio, signed these same =
properties=20
  over to George and Jacob DeHus, et al, of the village of Yellowbud, =
Union=20
  Township, Ross County, Ohio. That settles who owned and ran the store =
from=20
  1914 on, but leaves the period 1880 to 1914, completely open to =
question. It=20
  looks like a little more searching for needles in haystacks lies ahead =
for=20
  your poor genealogy compiler. </P>
  <P>Should I find an occasion to visit the tiny village of Yellowbud =
again,=20
  I'll take a few general pictures. However, there is literally nothing =
left of=20
  all the thriving businesses which once lined both sides of the Ohio =
and Erie=20
  Canal that passed through the town. The grocery and general store is =
gone, and=20
  at least half of the original homes have been replaced by a rag-tag =
assortment=20
  of mobile homes and trailers. Closure of the old canal tolled the =
death knell=20
  for Yellowbud. </P>
  <P>Now, to the notes and accounts owed Ulrich Albrecht. If these =
amounts seem=20
  trifling, please recall that the buying power of an 1866 U.S. dollar =
(Union,=20
  not Confederate, please) was like a ten dollar bill in 1998, maybe =
even more.=20
  Following the list is some detailed information on those for which I =
could=20
  find it. </P>
  <P>&nbsp;</P>
  <BLOCKQUOTE><PRE><B>NOTES BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF JOHANN U. =
ALBRECHT</B>

*John Samuels          $ 32.86
Samuel G. Lutz           11.79
James C. Shasteen        13.00
Samuel M. Pinto          38.61
*Sarah Thomas            30.01
*Henry Adams             16.33
Alexander N. Albright    42.25
Samuel J. Kendrick       12.81
*James Shasteen, Jr.     12.70
*Jacob Samuels           77.34
John G. Albright         28.60
John C. Ebenhack         60.70
Samuel J. Kendrick       58.54

<B>ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TO ESTATE</B>

George Barton             5.04
Samuel E. Bratton         2.65
*George Allen            11.67
Joshua Clifton           26.40
*Thomas I. Dean          23.75
William Shasteen          2.95
Jacob Ritchart            1.77
*Nelson Linton           18.31
*John Prichard            8.96
*George Gallenberger       .90
Frank T. Kendrick         9.20
*James Shasteen, Jr.      4.50
Sherman L.N. Foote, MD    2.55
*Robert Ballow           13.50
*Abraham Champ           65.42
Chester Brown             2.80
*David Layton             5.02
John Wood                79.76
*James Layton             4.25
*Josiah Thomas           34.58
George Ebenhack          11.94
Charles C. Shaffer       14.30
*Joseph Day              15.80
Jacob S. Morrison        18.00
*Samuel M. Lutz          27.18
*George Adams            19.31
*Adam Cafritz             6.00
Jackson Shanton           7.50
Robert Layton            90.33
James M. Thompson         9.75
*Henry Layton              ?
</PRE>
    <P>* No detailed information could be found on these men. =
</P><PRE>&nbsp;</PRE></BLOCKQUOTE>
  <P>&nbsp;</P>
  <HR SIZE=3D0>

  <P><B>SAMUEL G. LUTZ</B> </P>
  <P>Born 13 March 1817 - Died 18 February 1885. Owned 363 acres one =
mile south=20
  of Yellowbud and a lot in the village. Prominent farmer with many =
descendants=20
  in Ross and Pickaway Counties. Buried at Springbank Cemetery with his =
wife=20
  Polly (Magdalena). Both were born in Bavaria. </P>
  <P><B>JAMES C. SHASTEEN</B> </P>
  <P>Born 6 January 1807 - Died 18 June 1866. Union Township farmer. =
During the=20
  Civil War, he served in Company K, 89th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. =
Buried at=20
  Springbank Cemetery (Government stone) with his wife Margaret. From =
his date=20
  of demise, it is possible that he died from the aftermath of wounds =
received=20
  during the war. </P>
  <P><B>SAMUEL M. PINTO</B> </P>
  <P>Born 10 March 1828 - Died 7 January 1891. Owned 210 acres south of=20
  Yellowbud, and Lot 6 in the village. Buried at Springbank Cemetery =
with his=20
  wife, Elizabeth Ritchart (see Jacob Ritchart, below). </P>
  <P><B>ALEXANDER N. ALBRIGHT</B> </P>
  <P>Born 29 August 1821 - Died 14 March 1886. Born in New York, and =
likely not=20
  directly related to Johann Ulrich Albrecht. Owned 119 acres southwest =
of=20
  Yellowbud, and ran a grain mill on what became known as Albright Mill =
Road.=20
  Buried at Springbank Cemetery with his wife Elizabeth Ebenhack, a =
daughter of=20
  Johann Adam Ebenhack. </P>
  <P><B>SAMUEL J. KENDRICK</B> </P>
  <P>Born c. 1810 - Died c. 1875. Brother of Tunis Kendrick, government =
surveyor=20
  of grant lands in Ross County and took-over that post in 1850. Married =
Nancy=20
  Curry. Likely buried in family plot in Westfall Cemetery, Wayne =
Township,=20
  Pickaway County, north of Yellowbud. The remaining stones in this =
cemetery are=20
  now nearly totally unreadable. </P>
  <P><B>JOHN G. ALBRIGHT</B> </P>
  <P>Born 27 March 1848, Philadelphia - Died 21 March 1931, Albuquerque, =
New=20
  Mexico. Son of Johann Ulrich Albrecht and first wife Magdalena. He was =
only 17=20
  years old at the time of this entry in the Albrecht ledger. Later left =
Ohio=20
  for Kansas and New Mexico, where he carved out a career in journalism=20
  enmassing a considerable fortune. </P>
  <P><B>JOHN C. EBENHACK</B> </P>
  <P>Born 26 March 1838 - Died 14 December 1901. Born Johann Conrad =
Ebenhack in=20
  Neudorf, Bavaria. Son of Johann Adam Ebenhack, family patriarch in =
Union=20
  Township. Married Katherina Doerres. Wounded at Bull Run with Company =
D, 73rd=20
  Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Tailor and bootmaker. Moved to Chillicothe =
around=20
  1870. Buried in family plot at Grandview Cemetery. </P>
  <P><B>GEORGE BARTON</B> </P>
  <P>Born c. 1810 - Died ? Veteran Civil War, Co. H., 149th Ohio =
Volunteer=20
  Infantry. Buried at Springbank Cemetery, but the weathered stone =
contains no=20
  readable dates. </P>
  <P><B>SAMUEL E. BRATTON</B> </P>
  <P>Born c. 1827 - Died ? Farmer and Butcher. Came to Union Township, =
Ross=20
  County from Guernsey County in 1860. His stay may not have been very =
long. His=20
  death date and burial location are unknown. </P>
  <P><B>JOSHUA CLIFTON</B> </P>
  <P>Born c. 1813 - Died ? In 1875, owned 100 acres next to Alexander =
Albright.=20
  Death and burial site are not known. </P>
  <P><B>WILLIAM SHASTEEN</B> </P>
  <P>Born c. 1807 - Died 14 June 1902, at age 95 years. Married =
Elizabeth=20
  Pritchard. Owned 103 acres near the farm owned by John W. Brown which =
was=20
  leased by Johann Tobias Weidinger. Buried at Springbank Cemetery. </P>
  <P><B>JACOB RITCHART</B> </P>
  <P>Born 16 June 1817 - Died 29 November 1882. Owned 210 acres south of =

  Springbank Cemetery. Buried at Springbank Cemetery with his wife Anna. =
</P>
  <P><B>FRANK T. KENDRICK</B> </P>
  <P>Born 1846 - Died 1906. In 1868, he married Barbara Albright, =
daughter of=20
  Johann Ulrich Albrecht and his first wife Magdalena. Buried in Wayne =
Township,=20
  Pickaway County, north of Yellowbud. Actual first name was Francis. =
His age=20
  was 20 when this entry was made. I suspect his courtship of Barbara =
had begun.=20
  </P>
  <P><B>SHERMAN L.N. FOOT, M.D.</B> </P>
  <P>Born 1831 - Died ? Local physician and surgeon for a time in =
Yellowbud.=20
  Owned home and office lot in the village south of Bluff Street. Later=20
  relocated to Chillicothe. Buried at Grandview Cemetery. </P>
  <P><B>CHESTER M. C. BROWN</B> </P>
  <P>Born 31 September 1832 - Died 31 March 1877. May have been related =
to John=20
  W. Brown, who owned the farm leased by Johann Tobias Weidinger in =
extreme=20
  western Union Township. Served in Civil War with Company E, 18th Ohio=20
  Volunteer Infantry. Suspect his full name was actually Clement M. =
Chester=20
  Brown. Buried at old Baptist Cemetery in Deerfield Township east of=20
  Clarksburg. </P>
  <P><B>JOHN WOOD</B> </P>
  <P>Owned 47 acres south of Deer Creek, near the farm of Alexander N. =
Albright.=20
  No statistical data known. </P>
  <P><B>GEORGE EBENHACK</B> </P>
  <P>Born 26 November 1829 - Died 9 March 1900. Another son of Johann =
Adam=20
  Ebenhack, born in Bavaria. Married Elizabeth Barbara Distler, sister =
of Anna=20
  K. Distler, wife of Johann Tobias Weidinger. At Yellowbud, he was a =
tailor and=20
  boot maker. About 1880, he moved to Chillicothe, and is buried at =
Grandview=20
  Cemetery. </P>
  <P><B>CHARLES CONRAD SHAFFER</B> </P>
  <P>Step-son of Johann Ulrich Albrecht. Likely born in Cincinnati in =
1849.=20
  Later moved west to Avant, Osage County, Oklahoma. </P>
  <P><B>JACOB S. MORRISON</B> </P>
  <P>Born 23 May 1821 - Died 22 July 1891. Grain dealer in Yellowbud. =
Married=20
  Penelope Ritchart, daughter of Jacob Ritchart. Buried at Springbank =
Cemetery.=20
  </P>
  <P><B>JACKSON SHANTON</B> </P>
  <P>Born 13 May 1812 - Died 30 October 1860. Owned 116 acres just south =
of the=20
  John W. Brown farm in western Union Township. Jackson and his wife =
Rachel are=20
  buried at Brown's Chapel Cemetery. Judging from his date of death, =
this debt=20
  may never have been paid. </P>
  <P><B>ROBERT LAYTON</B> </P>
  <P>Born 1846 - Died 1909. Married Lida Barton. Little is known about =
him.=20
  Buried at Springbank Cemetery. There is also a George Layton at =
Springbank,=20
  who died on 15 October 1886 at age 52 (1834). </P>
  <P><B>JAMES M. THOMPSON</B> </P>
  <P>Born 1822 - Died ? The Thompson family, including George, John and =
Humphrey=20
  Thompson, owned several adjoining farms south of Yellowbud, which =
included a=20
  private burial ground, the Thompson Cemetery. All were likely buried =
there. I=20
  have not visited this site. </P>
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