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Ackerman & Herman Families

   Henry Ackerman came from Bavaria at a very young age. He was a tinsmith and had a business on Loraine Avenue, Put-in-Bay.
  Michael Herman (Herrmann) was a grape grower on East Point, South Bass Island, and brother to Mrs. Adam (Margaret) Hartlaub.
  Roy and Mary (Ackerman) Webster turned the Schiele Estate into “The Castle,” a popular restaurant and bar.
   Descendants of this family still live on South Bass.


1 Henry Ackerman 1845 – 1898m. Amelia J. Herman 1857 – 1933
        2 Mary J. Ackerman 1894 – 1967 m. Leroy A. “Roy” Webster 1894 – 1958
                   3. Irene A. Webster 1920-2000 m. Eugene A. Bykowski 1914-1991
1 Michael E. Herman 1828 – 1908 m. Justine M. Scherer 1829 - 1904
        2 Amelia J. Herman 1857 – 1933 m. Henry Ackerman 1845 – 1898
           m.2nd John B. Heidle 1853 - 1930
                    3 Mary J. Ackerman 1894 – 1967 m.1st Leroy A. Webster 1894 - 1958
        2 Justina M. Herman 1862 – 1956 m. George F. Ingold 1860 - 1943
                    3 Julia Ingold 1881 – 1958 m. George A. Fox 1872 - 1927
                    3 Eugene Ingold 1884 – 1961 m. Ida A. Nielsen 1890 - 1966





 

  

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