. Genealogy of the Haines, Rogers, Austin, Taylor, Garwood, Reich and Hunt families. Elm Lawn Glendale Ohio Chapter VI. THE REICH FAMILY. From the far away Carpathian Mountains with its pic-turesque castles, its ancient nobles, monasteries and legends, thihartistic Hungarian family brought to America its Catholic tradi-tions and lofty idealism. The name was originally Rik and likethe word rex meant ruler or power. Ladislaus Rik or Reich mar-ried Maria Furar, a noblemans daughter in Premzl, son Stephen married Melanie Ujlaky. Their son Janosmarried Charlotte Frangenpan. They settl
. Genealogy of the Haines, Rogers, Austin, Taylor, Garwood, Reich and Hunt families. Elm Lawn Glendale Ohio Chapter VI. THE REICH FAMILY. From the far away Carpathian Mountains with its pic-turesque castles, its ancient nobles, monasteries and legends, thihartistic Hungarian family brought to America its Catholic tradi-tions and lofty idealism. The name was originally Rik and likethe word rex meant ruler or power. Ladislaus Rik or Reich mar-ried Maria Furar, a noblemans daughter in Premzl, son Stephen married Melanie Ujlaky. Their son Janosmarried Charlotte Frangenpan. They settled in Kaschau, Hun-gary, with their son, Lajos. The children of Lajos and AmaliaReich were Jennie Rosalie, Otto Samuel, Emil, and MelanieAtelka. Otto Reich contributed the first sum of money to found aRoman Catholic Church at Wyoming, Hamilton County, Ohio,and obtained a ruling from the House of Representatives to allowthe colored children to share the Public Schools in that State. He married Susannah Garwood Taylor, the daughter ofWm. P. and Lydia Austin Taylor at Columbus, Ohio
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