Where is Kryder's Money?

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Changes Over Time in the Plat of Cedar Creek Township, Particularly Sec. 28
"Joseph Matea" Charles A. Royce's Maps show Metea's Village (Sec 28 Cedar Creek Township) in 1828 as located at the confluence of the St. Joseph's Branch of the Maumee River and Cedar Creek, just below the convergence of Cedar Creek (Old Villages) and Cedar River which runs through Auburn. METEA T32N, R13E, S28 - 9.00 CHS FROM E. VILLAGE, METEA'S - CABBINS PARKS, JOSEPH T32N, R13E, S28 & 33 - 2.04 EAST RESERVE, JOSEPH PARKS - NW BOUNDARY

Historical accounts state that Sec. 28 was once entirely an Indian Reservation over which was platted the town of Cedarville. The 1864 Plat of Sec 28 in Cedarville, shows that Clarence Kryder's father, Harrison W. Kryder, married (in 1860) to Mary Ann Treace, a Chief's daughter, occupied the parcel of land (left)on the confluence of the St. Joseph's Branch of the Maumee River and Cedar Creek. The J. Krider on the right shaded parcel was Clarence's grandfather John III, a Justice of the Peace, married to Eliza Peppel.

The 1905 Plat of Sec 28 in Cedarville shows that Clarence and Minnie Kryder occupied the 40 acre parcel of land on the left bank of the St. Joseph River while Krims had the right. Next door was Harrison and Clyde (Clarence's brother) Kryder's spot. Clyde Kryder was married to Daisy Maxfield. In the late 1940's a Deed of Easement from Clyde to the electric company was returned to Clarence for safekeeping.

The modern Plat of Sec 28 in Cedar Creek Township, shows that the course of the River itself has been altered for construction of Slentz Grainary, which borders a subdivision, Leo-Cedarville reservoir and Metea park.

Images are from copies made at the Allen County Public Library in downtown Ft. Wayne

Location of Some of Clarence and Minnie Viola "Disler" Kryder's Realty: Rural 1894-1919: Cedarville, Cedar Creek Township, Leo, S28 T32 R13 , Grabill, Decatur
Beginning 1919 Fort Wayne: Violands Elmwood Addition Forest Park Addition Comparet's Addition Bayer's 2nd Addition Lillie Place Bayer's Addition Weisser Park Eliza Hanna's Addition Pontiac Place Addition Driving Park Addition Anthony Hibbs Addition Romy's Subdivision Hough's Outlots W.H. Simons Addition 1,2,3 Laselle Place Addition Pfeiffer Place Addition Kryder's Additions, 1-2-3 Drexel Park Waynedale; Waynedale Gardens 1-2-3 Fletcher's Addition Lot 91 Old Plat Addition Beck's 2nd Addition Forest Hill Addition Lot 5 Tennessee Avenue Archer's Addition	LaFayette Place Addition Bercot's Addition Shadybrook Addition 1929: Lot 52 and 78 Original Plat of Waynedale given to Wayne School Township by Frank H. Kryder Hanna's Park Outlots Woodland View Armiston Heirs Addition Orchard Place Addition Fairfield Terrace Sec. A Fairfield Terrace Sec. B. Disler Place Addition Schnelker's Addition Woodward Addition Drexel and Winter Street- Kryders Extended Addition Edgewood Addition S.C. Evans Amended Plat Bayer's Addition Lot 209 Avondale	Kryder Addresses Utility Building 305-306 Carroll Building 215 East Berry Street Standard Building, Rms 202, 203, 225, 226; Rm 309 Moss Engineering 807 Ft. Wayne Bank Building Worthington Apartments Hartford City Blackford County Adams County

Disclaimer: The Personal Representative of this family believes that evidence exists which calls into question the integrity of certain individuals who controlled the bulk of the Kryder Family's property. The PR believes that an assortment of estate documents filed in Allen County, Indiana, from an assortment of related estates, do not represent the entire truth. The information published on this website follows eight years of research. It is Public Information cited from documents recorded in the State of Indiana, and from other genuine publications. One or two statements were made directly to the Personal Representative in letters or on the phone. Experts have been consulted at considerable expense. Due to the evasiveness of fiduciaries, relatives, and known associates of the Kryders, the Personal Representative is of the opinion that harm and injustice have been done to a family entitled to protection under the PROBATE CODE OF INDIANA. This is an opinion, not the conclusion of the Personal Representative. Corrections are welcomed and will be promptly acknowledged and applied. Links to the world wide web do not imply endorsement by this site or by the Personal Representative. estate@frankkryder.com

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