1. 2. Henry Leslie KELLOGG   b. 29 Jun 1844, Streetsboro, Portage Co., Ohio; d. 4 Feb 1924; bur. Angola, Indiana.
2. 3. Ida Ann KELLOGG   b. 8 Apr 1846, Streetsboro, Portage Co., Ohio; d. 23 Nov 1919, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio; bur. Woodlawn cemetery, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
3. 4. Alice Cary KELLOGG   b. 29 Aug 1848, Streetsboro, Portage Co., Ohio; d. Home of sister; bur. Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio.
4. 5. Jenny Lind KELLOGG   b. 1 Jan 1850, Streetsboro, Portage Co., Ohio; d. Aft 1921; bur. Bedford, Ohio cemetery.
5. 6. Louis Kossouth KELLOGG   b. 4 Sep 1852, Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio; d. 18 Sep 1931, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
6. 7. Jessie May KELLOGG   b. 5 Aug 1858, Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio; d. 1937.
7. 8. Lulu Adele KELLOGG   b. 13 Mar 1862, Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio; d. 16 Jul 1916, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
8. 9. Ola Estelle KELLOGG   b. 6 Jun 1863, Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio.
9. 10. Leon Webb KELLOGG   b. 25 Oct 1867, Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio; d. 24 Jan 1940, Rocky River, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio.
10. 11. Charles Warren KELLOGG   b. 15 May 1869, Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio; d. 7 Mar 1915, Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio; bur. Bedford cemetery, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio.

He was a cheese maker for a number of years and was also employed by the Taylor Chair Company of Bedford, Ohio, cane-seating chairs. September 16, 1864, he enlisted as a private in the Civil War and was discharged June 2, 1865 at David's Island, New York.

She attended the district school, later teaching school for a number of years. Ida Ann and her sister were expert at dressmaking and spent a number of years fashioning gowns for the elite of the south end of Cleveland. (Hopkins genealogy)

1. 12. Daniel Percy MORGAN   b. 25 Dec 1875, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
2. 13. Perry Louis MORGAN   b. 8 May 1878, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
3. 14. Nellie Juliette MORGAN   b. 14 Sep 1881, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.

When quite young, she taught school in the village school of Bedford, Ohio, where her parents had moved when she was a child. The rest of her life was spent at home on the farm at Bedford, Ohio.
Alice took care of her mother, who was an invalid for many years, and helped raise the younger children after her mother's death. She also assisted in caring for her father, also an invalid for several years prior to his death. (Hopkins genealogy)

Her early youth was spent attending the district school and assisting the neighbors with housework. Leaving school at the age of 15.
During the Civil War, she assisted in scraping lint, making bandages and cracking peach pits for the meats that were used for the soldiers. Knitting socks and sweaters for the soldiers occupied some of her time during World War 1. (Hopkins genealogy)

He lived at home until about the age of 14, attending the district school; he then worked on neighboring farms for a few years. At the age of 17, he secured employment at the Taylor Chair Company of Bedford and remained in their employ three years. He left there to accept the position of fireman at the State Hospital at Newburgh, Ohio, also for three years.
Settling in Newburgh, Ohio after his marriage, Louis was employed as a stationary engineer at a stone saw mill operated by W. H. Caine. He continued at this work for forty years or until the mill was abandoned. Later, the Metropolitan Brick Company of Cleveland needed the services of an engineer so he accepted a position there as night engineer. He walked to and from work, a distance of five miles, each day; after the installation of motor-driven fans, his services were no longer needed. His last place of employment was with a Cleveland company as foreman of their car barns for five years.

Researcher: Mary Ellis
Sent by Mary Schaal "A brief life sketch of the Jessie May Kellogg" typed by Jessie.
"Jessie May Kellogg Malle was the first child born in a new frame house built for her parents Zilpha Ann Hopkins and Charles Warren Kellogg, by her Uncle Gideon Hopkins her mother's brother.
She attended the district school and married at the age of seventeen, Emile J. Malle.
She has always been very active raising her family and helping her husband in many ways, was also a very good seamstress.
At this writing August 1929, she and her husband reside in Bedford, Ohio, with their only daughter and grandson living with them."

OBITUARY FOR LULU ADELE KELLOGG
(Taken from Bedford Ohio local paper)
On Sunday, July 16, death came to relieve the suffering of Lulu Adele Kellogg, who had been in failing health for over a year.
Miss Kellogg, who was born fifty four years ago on Center Road, Bedford, Ohio, and who spent nearly the whole of that time there, was known as a woman of rare courage, optimism and devotion. She met life with a smile and a laugh that seemed at times not far from tears, so close beside her walked the tragedy of family troubles. Her father's illness of seven years kept her closely at home and ill health of her brother and sister was a constant anxiety to her. In spite of those troubles she met the world bravely and happily, extracting from the happiness of others and losing her personal sorrow in lives of her friends.
She bore uncomplainingly the deafness which shut her out like a wall from the pleasure she might have found in her intercourse with the world. It was never a matter of dollars and cents between her and those for whom she worked. Their needs, their pleasure came first in her mind and if she satisfied them she was content, no matter how heavily she had drawn on her strength to accomplish the result.
The funeral was held at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ida Morgan, in Cleveland, Ohio on Wednesday afternoon, the body being brought to Bedford for burial. Many old friends of Miss Kellogg gathered at her grave and paid last tribute of respect and affection to one whose life of Christian patience and self sacrifice.

Researcher: Edna Allchin Edwards
Leon was an Electrical Engineer for many years, and at the time of this writing (1932) was employed at the Minton Hotel, Cleveland. (Hopkins genealogy)

1. 15. Charles Edward MORGAN   b. 16 Nov 1898, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio; d. 10 May 1902, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.

Perry served in the Spanish-American War, 1898 to 1899, as a Hospital Steward. He graduated from Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College of Cleveland in 1900. Dr. P. L. Morgan resided in North Ridgeville, Ohio, where he had been practicing medicine over 25 years at the time of the preparation of this history. (Hopkins genealogy)

1. 16. MORGAN