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Sebring Ohio Historical Society
| 126 North 15th Street Sebring, Ohio 44672 330-938-6920 |
| Ellsworth Henry Sebring Lyda Sebring Edna Sebring |
| 1861-1937 Nicknamed 'Evis', and along with Fred were the jokesters of the family. One of the founders of the Sebring Pottery Company in East Liverpool, Ohio. His brother Oliver and he started the French China Company in East Liverpool. He moved with his family to Sebring, Ohio in 1911. Bought the Oliver China Company from his brother George, and renamed it the E.H. Sebring China Company. It operated until the stock crash of 1929. It was bought in 1934 by Beatrice L. Miller, John Briggs and William Habenstreit, and was named the Royal China Company. His home was designed by Jacob Myers and was on Ohio Avenue. Member of the Sebring Methodist Episcopal church. Enjoyed citrus fruit farming in Sebring Florida. He died February 1, 1937 and buried in Grandview cemetery. He had seven children. |
| Ellsworth Henry Sebring 1861-1937 Married December, 1884 Lyda Croxall Hancock, 1863-1891 Children: Elsie Winifred Clarke 1885-? Married Sept., 1895 Edna Coyle, 1872-1924 Children: Kenneth Coyle Sebring 1896-1969 Thelma Virginia Keplinger 1898-1963 Elizabeth Medille Moon 1901-? Inez Katheryn Riker 1905-1973 Margaret Edna Ott 1907-? Dorris Helen Holleran 1909-1941 Unknown: Frederick F. May 29, 1890-July 19, 1890, buried at Riverview Cemetery, E. Liverpool, Ohio |
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