I7 Adam Horine, born 2 September, 1842, died 30 June, 1926. Married 21 February, 1867 Mary Emma Hemp, born 9 September, 1848, died 24 June, 1920 (view Death Certificate). Mary Emma Hemp was the daughter of John Hemp and Elizabeth A. Brunner. Three children.

Adam was a Civil War veteran. He served in the 110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company H.

Obituary of Adam Horine

AGED GREENVILLE MAN DIED IN DAYTON SUNDAY
Adam Horine Died Sunday Morning At Daughter's Home In Dayton--Funeral Services Wednesday Afternoon.

Adam Horine, aged resident of Greenville passed away at 11 o'clock Sunday morning at the home of his daughter Mrs. Charles Finley at 161 Ille Avenue, Dayton, Ohio, with Cerebral Hemorrhage.

Mr. Horine who was 83 years, 8 months and two days of age was stricken just a week ago, but he had been in ill health for two years. Until six years ago he lived in Greenville moving to his daughter's home in Bradford and Dayton upon the death of his beloved wife. He leaves to mourn their great loss three children, one son, Irwin O. Horine of Bartonia, Ind., and two daughters, Mrs. Finley of Dayton, and Mrs. John Rosser of Bradford.

The remains will be taken to the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Rosser in Bradford today. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, standard time at the Otterbein church, south of Savona. Interment in Otterbein Cemetery.

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Obituary of Mary Emma Horine

OBITUARY--HORINE

Mary Emma Horine, daughter of John and Elizabeth Hemp, was born near Germantown, Ohio. September 8, 1848 and died June 24, 1920, aged 71 years, 9 months and 15 days. She came to Darke County with her parents in the spring of 1854, and passed the remainder of her life in this county. On February 21, 1867, she was married to Adam Horine. To this union three children were born, Irwin Horine, of Modoc, Ind., Mrs. Manzella Finley, of Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs. Elva Rosser of Bradford, O. She leaves a husband one son, two daughters, one brother and two sisters.

She was converted to Christ and baptized with the Holy Spirit in 1863, in the Otterbein United Brethren church under the preaching of Rev. Wm. Hanby of sainted memory. Feeling that she had drifted away from her Christian experience somewhat, she reconsecrated herself to God in 1868, and lived a faithful Christian until her death. She prayed daily for the salvation of the members of her family, and continued to hold them before the throne of grace until the last hours of her life. On her removal to Greenville she united with the United Brethren church of that city.

Funeral services were conducted Saturday, June 26th, in the Otterbein United Brethren church by Rev. S. E. Rasey.

Children of Adam Horine and Mary Emma Hemp:

J1 Irvin (John) Orlando Horine, born December 4, 1869, died May 10, 1945. Married Anna Ayers, born ca. 1876, died September 12, 1945. Irwin is buried in Frankfort, Indiana.
K1 Ralph Ayers Horine, born 11 September, 1898.

K2 John A. Horine, born 8 June, 1900.

J2 Lulu Manzella (Minnie) Horine, born 14 July 1874, died November, 1964. Married Charles Samuel Finley, born 13 July, 1865, died 1932. Charles was the son of Thomas Jefferson Finley and Catherine May McDonald.

J3 Cora Eluah Horine, born 13 June 1877, died 17 July, 1950. Married John V. Rosser, died 1961.