Elias Biecher Ulrich ^{1 2}

   Another name for Elias was Elias Bicher Ulrich.

   FamilySearch ID: MR5Y-6KG.

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Census in 1860 in Lebanon, Lebanon, PA. ⁴ The 1860 census recorded John Ulrich, carpenter, 36, living with wife Elizabeth, 31; Laura, 11; John, 9; Elias, 4; Mary, 2; and Adam, 1 month old when the census was recorded on 5 Jul 1860. John's real estate was valued at $1500 and personal estate $150. Everyone was born in Pennsylvania. Next door is Elizabeth's parents, Elias and Barbara Biecher.

2. Census in 1870 in Lebanon, Lebanon, PA. ⁵ The 1870 census recorded John Ulrich, express agent, 46, living with wife Elizabeth, 41; Elias B., 14; Mary, 12; Adam, 10; Henry, 8; and Tobias, 6. Everyone was born in Pennsylvania.

3. Census in 1880 in Lebanon, Lebanon, PA. ⁶ The 1880 census recorded at 743 Willow Street: John Ulrich, express agent, 56, living with wife Elizabeth, 51; Elias B., 23; and Tobias B., 16. Everyone and their parents were born in Pennsylvania.

4. Obituary: Lebanon Daily News: obituary of Elias B. Ulrich on 25 Apr 1898 in Lebanon, Lebanon, PA. ⁷ The funeral of Elias B. Ulrich was held from his mother's residence, 753 Willow street, this afternoon, at 1 o'clock, services being in charge of Rev. T.F. Schmauk, D. D., of Salem Lutheran church. A large number of friends called at the house to pay their last respects to the deceased. The body deposed in a beautiful black cloth covered square casket, having a silver plate with the words, "At Rest" on the lid. The floral offerings were numerous and of handsome design. Among them were a beautiful pillow from the employees of the "Report," made of lillies, carnations and other flowers, with a white satin ribbon attached having on it hte words, "We miss him," wreath of roses and carnations from the Dutch club; a pretty design in the shape of a harp, from Charles Meyer; pillow of wheat and flowers, with the words "At Rest" in blue on it, from Henry Ulrich, Harrisburg; bunch of white carnations, Sweet Briar circle of Salem Lutheran church; red carnations, Thomas Ebur; pink carnations, Mrs. Peter Consedine and Katie E. Arnold; carnations and roses, Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Brensinger. After a brief service at the house interment was made in Mt. Lebnaon cemetery. The pall bearers were members of Acme lodge Knights of Pythiss, and Undertaker Steiner had charge of the funeral.