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Maple Grove Road: the Myers property
A short research file traces the former Myers homestead in German Township. The document says 3354 Maple Grove Road, while its filename says 3353.
- Research report date
- Not recorded in the surviving document
- Website edition
- 2026-10-29
3354 Maple Grove Rd
German Township,
Springfield, Ohio
This house was built in 2001
The land previously belonged to Roger and Lorna Kaffenbarger.
This along with several other parcels reside one what used to to be the homestead of Nimrod (Nymrod) Myers, along with his wife Mary Ann Lorshbaugh Myers, and their eight children, Annie Bancroft, Martha Carey, Mary A Young, Amelia Douglas, Maria Pundell, Ella Maris, Edward Myer, and Willam Myers.
The estate extends North to Johnson Road, East to Fox Hollow, South to Kaffenbarger Ct and West to Deer Run Road.
Their home was located where Kaffenbarger Ct now exists.
They are 7 minutes from Sims Chapel Cemetery
Nimrod Myers was in the Union Army serving one year with the 60th Regiment, Ohio Infantry. His headstone is not marked as a Civil War Veteran.
- He and his wife are at rest at Ferncliff Cemetery.
He was carpentar and Master Builder. In 1890, his business was located on 176 W. High Street in Springfield. It is now a vacant lot.
Google Maps from 2019 under a Map from 1875 of German Township, focusing on the Nimrod Property.
Archive source
Researcher not named in the surviving file. “Maple Grove Road: the Myers property.” PSEI research, n.d.. Original research file. GHS archival edition, 29 Oct. 2026.
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