Lot 9
Apparently some type of structure was built on this lot as early as 1835 when in was valued at $76, well above the value of an unimproved lot. By 1844, when it was owned by Joseph Ritterbach, the value was $9. In 1849, tax records indicate that Ritterbach built a log house and the value went to $109. By 1850 it increased to $229 and slowly deteriorated until the house and out buildings were razed sometime after 1950.
Francis J. Rederback (Joseph Ritterbach?)
Francis J. Rederback is listed in the 1850 census as a 59-year-old weaver who was born in France. His wife Rosannah, age 48, was born in Germany.
Emma Allshouse
Emma Allshouse and her husband, Frank, had three children: Dorothy, Harry, and William. Frank Allshouse was a day laborer who worked for various people in the community.
Lot 9 Owners
(Partial List)
- 1835 Andres Shell
- 1836 Andres Shell
- 1837 John Ritz
- 1844 Joseph Ritterbach
- 1845 Joseph Ritterbach
- 1846 Joseph Ritterbach
- 1847 Joseph Ritterbach
- 1848 Joseph Ritterbach
- 1849 Joseph Ritterbach
- 1850 Joseph Ritterbach
- 1855 Joseph Ritterbach
- 1860 Conrad? Moore
- 1866 Conrad? Moore
- 1870 Conrad? Moore
- 1875 Jacob Menkel
- 1880 Jacob Menkel
- 1885 Jacob Campbell
- 1890 S. A. Menkel
- 1895 ? Yockey
- 1899 Samuel Yockey
- 1905 Minnie Rausch
- 1910 Emma Allshouse
- 1915 Emma Allshouse
- 1920 Emma Allshouse
- 1925 Emma Allshouse
- 1930 Emma Allshouse
- 1935 Emma Allshouse
- 1940 Emma Allshouse
- 1945 Emma Allshouse
- 1950 Emma Allshouse