Mayfield Ohio

Biographical Sketch of Henry Apthorp

Henry Apthorp was a prominent Ohio capitalist born on February 9, 1841, in Mayfield. After his education, he worked in various roles, including farming, lineman, and telegraph foreman. He contributed to local journalism as an editor and later managed The Columbus Post. Apthorp was active in politics, serving on the Ashtabula City Council and as a railroad commissioner. He published pamphlets on key issues, including railroad fares and trusts, and held positions on the boards of state correctional institutions between 1893 and 1900.

Biographical Sketch of George Carlton Mapes

George Carlton Mapes was born on June 29, 1844, in Mayfield, Ohio. He received his education in local institutions and married Nettie N. Krissell in 1863, with whom he had four sons. A long-time resident of Cleveland’s 26th ward, he served as the Mayor of Collinwood from 1888 to 1890, where he implemented significant improvements, including establishing the Mayor’s Court and organizing essential city services. Mapes remained active in the furniture and undertaking business well into his late seventies, with a lineage noted for its historic contributions.

Biographical Sketch of Demaline Leuty

Demaline Leuty, born on November 9, 1835, in Mayfield, Ohio, was a prominent banker and community figure. After early experiences in his father’s store and the lumber business, he entered banking in 1883, founding The Savings Trust Co., which later merged with Citizens Savings Trust Co. He held several leadership roles, was involved in various corporations, and was a member of several civic organizations. Leuty was married in 1868 to Sarah Frances Vennard, and they had one child who died in infancy.

Budd, Thursa Gifford – Obituary

Thursa E. Gifford Budd passed away on October 27, 1911, due to heart issues linked to a prior stroke. Born in Devon, England, 66 years prior, she immigrated to America as a child. Married to Thomas Budd in 1865, they settled in Sanilac County before moving to Caro. Together, they had eleven children, of whom six survive. Her funeral took place at their home in Caro, led by Rev. S. C. Robinson, with burial at Caro Cemetery.