Genealogy Record For
Charles Stickel
Charles Frederick Stickel (07/01/1842-11/23/1928)
  • Spouse: Phidelia J Jones (14 Apr 1850 - 08 Apr 1933) B:Perry Co. OH)
  • Children:
    1. Son: DANIEL JEHU5 STICKEL (20 Sep 1872 - 20 Jun 1954) B:Perry Co. OH; D:Franklin Co., OH (?))
    2. Son: FRANK IRA STICKEL (30 Jan 1874 - 1965) B:Somerset, Perry Co., OH)
    3. Son: GEORGE WASHINGTON STICKEL (13 May 1876 - 12 Oct 1884) B:Perry Co. OH; D:Perry Co. OH.)
    4. Son: JOHN FREDERICK STICKEL (09 Aug 1878 - 17 Jan 1961) B:Perry Co. OH; D:Muskingum Co., OH.)
    5. Daughter: MARY RACHEL STICKEL (10 Oct 1880 - 03 May 1949) B:Perry Co. OH; D:Franklin Co., OH)
    6. Son: CHARLES ALBERT STICKEL (09 Feb 1883 - 21 Aug 1949) D:Perry Co. OH; D:Licking Co., OH)
    7. Son: WILLIAM SHERMAN STICKEL (19 Jul 1885 - 29 Oct 1988) B:Perry Co. OH; D:Lehigh Acres, Lee Co., Florida; Married LESTA M., Abt. 1905 in Perry Co., Ohio)
    8. Son: JENNIE KATHERINE STICKEL (31 Jul 1887 - 25 Mar 1918) B:Reading Twp., Perry Co., OH; D:Somerset, Perry Co., OHIO)
  • Parents
    1. Father: Daniel M Stickel (1798-1861)
    2. Mother: (Catherine) Anna Catherine Staffinger (Stickel) (? - ?)
  • Siblings
    1. Brother: John Stickel (? - ?) D:Van Wert, Ohio)
    2. Brother: Daniel Stickel (? - ?) D:Somerset, Ohio)
    3. Sister: Emily Stickel (Parkeson) (? - ?)
    4. Sister: Catharie Stickel (Parkeson) (? - ?)
    5. Sister: Maria Stickel (? - ?)
    6. Sister: Mary Stickel (Fromm) (? - ?)
    7. Sister: Nancy Stickel (Souslin) (? - ?)
Charles's Personal Information
Born in Somerset, Perry Co., Ohio (OH), USA on July 1, 1842
Occupation: tannery business but w this business grew slack he became a butcher
Military Service: Civil War - Company G, Thirty-first Regiment, O.V.I. He was wounded at Missionary Ridge, Nov. 25, 1863 but after a season of hospitalization he re-enlisted and served throughout the remainder of the war. He was with GENERAL SHERMAN on his 'March to the Sea.' He was honorably discharged on July 25, 1865.
Died in Somerset, Perry Co., Ohio (OH), USA on November 23, 1928 (Age 86)
Marriage to
    Phidelia J Jones (14 Apr 1850 - 08 Apr 1933) B:Perry Co. OH)
Religion: Lutheran church
Comments: Following are two obituaries from unknown papers, but presumably are from that local area (Roseville, Somerest).

CHARLES FREDERICK STICKLE

CHARLES FREDERICK STICKLE, son of DANIEL M. and CATHERINE STICKEL, was born July 1, 1842, in Somerset, Perry county, Ohio. He departed this life November 23, 1928, aged 86 years, 4 months and 22 days. He was the last of thirteen children. As a child he was brought unto the Lord in baptism and later was confirmed and united with the local Lutheran church.

On April 2, 1871, he was united in marriage to MISS PHIDELIA J. JONES. To them eight children were born, two of whom, GEORGE and MRS. JESSIE MOORE preceded him in death.

When the war broke out in 1860, MR. STICKEL volunteered in Company G, Thirty-first Regiment, O.V.I. He was wounded at Missionary Ridge, Nov. 25, 1863 but after a season of hospitalization he re-enlisted and served throughout the remainder of the war. He was with GENERAL SHERMAN on his 'March to the Sea.' He was honorably discharged on July 25, 1865. MR. STICKEL carried the effects of his war wound throughout the remainder of his life.

MR. STICKEL was engaged in the tannery business but when this business grew slack he became a butcher. His business dealings were all characterized by the most scrupulous honesty. He was a most considerate husband and a kind father. He was a friend of children, always having candy or some little gifts to share with them. He was interested in public affairs and in people in general.

One very beautiful thing he and his good wife did, an act that will always be looked upon and remebered in this community as exemplary, was that these two people took three children of their deceased daughter and son-in-law and made a home for them.

MR. STICKEL is survived by the following near relatives: His aged wife, five sons, DONALD of New Lexington, FRANK of Somerset, FRED of Zanesville, CHARLES of Newark, SHERMAN of East Fultonham; 22 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.

During his long life MR. STICKEL made a host of friends who will mourn his departure.----

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CHARLES F. STICKEL, SOMERSET VETERAN, ANSWERS LAST CALL

CHARLES FREDERICK STICKEL, 86, Civil War veteran and retired tanner, died Friday of complications resulting from a wound received years ago.

He was born here July 1, 1842 the son of DANIEL MATTHEW STICKLE and ANNA CATHERINE STUFINGER STICKLE, who came to this country in 1833, from Altenhastlen, in Hesse Cassell, Germany. They lived for several years in Warrenton, Va., where MR. STICKLE was an overseer of slaves on a plantation.

The Stickle family settled in Somerset in 1840. The deceased is the last of his generation and was of a family of 13 children. He enlisted in the service Aug. 3, 1861, in Company G, 31st O.V.I., and was wounded Nov. 25. 1863 in the battle of Mission Ridge. The bullet, which lodged in his lungs was never removed.

After he left the hospital, he joined his regiment, and served throughout the remainder of the war, being with GENERAL SHERMAN on his 'March to the Sea'. In the regiment in which MR. STICKLE served, his brother, JOHN and two brothers-in-law, ISAAC SOUSLIN, of Somerset and WM. PARKINSON of Newark, were also soldiers. His brother DANIEL, was also a Civil War veteran.

MR. STICKLE came of a long lived family, his mother, reaching the age of 91 years and his brothers and sisters reaching advanced years.

On April 2, 1871, he was married to MISS PHIDELIA J. JONES, daughter of JEHU BROOKS JONES and REBECCA GOODIN JONES, who survives him. They were the parents of eight children, and the following survive; DANIEL STICKLE, of New Lexington; FRANK, of Somerset; FRED, of Zanesville; MRS. MARY. F. JOHNSON of Fultonham; CHARLES A STICKLE of Newark; SHERMAN STICKLE of Canton. He also leaves 22 grandchildren. Several nieces and nephews live in Newark.

After the war, MR. STICKLE engaged in the tannery business, which he operated for many years. He was a member of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church.

Funeral services were conducted from the Reformed church, Monday morning, Rev. H.P. SCHOEPILE and Rev. MCCLEARY officiating and burial in the Lutheran cemetery bv funeral director OTIS HELSER.

Paul bearers for the deceased were F.L. ANSPACH, P F. MOONEY, W.J. FLAUTT, J.L. LOVE, CURTIS CURL and E.P. WALSER, members of the local American Leqion.

Salute was fired and taps sounded over the grave.-----
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