Charles Elmer Dearduff ^{1 2}

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Census in 1870 in Greenville, Darke, OH, USA. ³ The 1870 census recorded Charles Dearduff, 7, following the death of his father and his mother returning to join her parents in Tippecanoe, Indiana, living now with his uncle, Isaac Dearduff, 32, and his wife Amanda, 30; and their children Harriet, 3; and Mary, 1.

2. Census in 1880 in Tippecanoe Township, Tippecanoe, IN, USA. ⁴ The 1880 census records 4 Beeker households as neighbors.

Hannah Beeker, 41, was living with daughter Eldira, 20; son John, 18; daughter Lilla J., 13; and two orphans: Theadora Emily, 8; and Charles Baily, 14. Also in the home is Charles Beeker, farmer, 24. Hannah was born in Ohio and her parents in Pennsylvania. Her children were born in Pennsylvania, their father in Ohio.
Next door is Narcemos Beeker, farmer, 38, with wife Mary J., 43; Frank E., 13; George L., 10; Harry W., 7; Charles C., 5; and Clide R., 1. Everyone was born in Indiana, and Narcemos and Mary's parents in Onio.
Next door is Manford Beeker, farmer, 37, with wife Magdaline, 35; Lavira, 11; John L., 10; May 8; Dermeranda, 6; and 18-year-old Charles E. Deardoff, farm laborer. Charles is the son of Mary Jane Rush who second married Manford's brother, Norcemous Beeker. Everyone was born in Indiana, and Manford and Magdaline's parents in Onio.
Next door is Daniel Beeker, farmer, 62, with wife Mary F., 57; Charles W., farmer, 26; daughter Ferona, 19; Jennie, 17; and Rosetta, 12;
Daniel and his children were born in Indiana and his parents in North Carolina. Mary F. and her parents were born in Kentucky.

3. Cause of Death: intestinal influenza, 5 Sep 1929, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH. ¹

4. Occupation: railroad clerk on 5 Sep 1929 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH. ¹