Flavius Ozro Pulse 
Flavius was born on March 13th, 1845 in Dodson Township, Highland County, Ohio. Flavius' father was John David Pulse and his mother was Cynthia Ann Stroup. His paternal grandparents were George W Pulse and Eliza Bonwell; his maternal grandparents were Michael Stroup and Polly Walker. He had four brothers and a sister, named Eliud, Eliza, Michael, John and Mary. He was the third oldest of the six children. He died at the age of 78 on July 14th, 1923. He was buried in Stroup Cemetery, Lynchburg, Ohio.General Notes
Flavious O. Pulse, a prosperous farmer of Salem township, belongs to a family long identified with the agricultural interests of Highland county.
F. O. Pulse, third in age of the children, was born in Dodson township, Highland county, Ohio, March 13, 1845, and remained at home until he had completed his twentieth year. Determined to see something of the world before he settled down to business, he started out on a long trip the objective points of which were Vera Cruz and other cities of Mexico. He was absent a considerable time and, after traveling 12,000 miles without seeing a single person whom he had known before, returned home with the full conviction that the old song was correct in saying there was no other place like home. Shortly after returning, he married Mary E., daughter of John Cramton, of Highland county, and located on the farm which has since been his place of residence.
He showed himself to be not only an industrious but progressive farmer and has increased his original holdings of 122 acres to nearly five times that amount, all of which with the exception of seventy-five acres is under cultivation. He has greatly improved his estate while it was increasing in extent, and it is now ornamented with a handsome and commodious dwelling house, besides the numerous other buildings necessary in first-class farming. Mr. Pulse has been honored by having a post office named after him and he deserves the compliment, as he is one of the representative farmers of the prosperous township of Salem. Of his five children, three were lost in infancy, the living ones being Lillie M., wife of Fred Granger, of Hillsboro, and Clarence P., who is at home. The family are members of the Christian church.
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- b.15 Apr 1710 in Eggenstein, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany d.Jul 1783 in Lebanon, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
- b.03 Mar 1733 in Eggenstein, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany d.Jun 1806 in Jefferson County, Virginia
- d.< 1783 in Lebanon, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
- b.12 Mar 1768 in Derry twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania d.19 Sep 1849 in Lynchburg, Highland County, Ohio
- b.1735 d.Aug 1806 in Jefferson County, Virginia
- b.23 Dec 1794 in Middleway, Jefferson County, Virginia d.07 Apr 1888 in Highland County, Ohio
- b.1703 in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania d.Mar 1753 in Frye Fort, Frederick County, Virginia
- b.~ 1733 in Jefferson County, Virginia d.11 Dec 1804 in Jefferson County, Virginia
- b.20 Mar 1699 in Bonfield, Germany d.27 Aug 1752 in Frederick County, Virginia
- b.07 Apr 1769 in Jefferson County, Virginia d.30 Sep 1859 in Highland County, Ohio
- b.28 Oct 1815 in Middleway, Jefferson County, Virginia d.01 Nov 1855
- b.22 Feb 1809 in Bracken County, Kentucky d.15 Jan 1889
- b.13 Mar 1845 in Dodson Township, Highland County, Ohio d.14 Jul 1923
- b.06 Feb 1820 d.28 Jun 1900
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