William Cochran Hall, M. D., has lived at Coffeyville nearly thirty years. As a physician and surgeon he has been successful, as is indicated by the numerous professional relations he has enjoyed as physician and surgeon to a large number of the railway companies and other industrial organizations of that section of the state. But […]
(Probably from Highland County) Served from May 1, 1812 until May 1, 1813. Capt. John Jones Lieut. James Patterson Ensign, Thomas Rogers Sergt. John Fisher Sergt. James McConnel Sergt. Jacob Baker Sergt. Elijah C. Wilkerson Sergt. Thomas Smith Corp. Chalffn Robert Corp. John Campbell Corp. James Strain Corp. James Stanbury Corp. Walker Baldwin Corp. Robert
(Probably from Ross and Highland Counties.) Served from July 29, until September 8, 1813 Capt. John Jones Lieut. Alexander Morrow Ensign Samuel Kilgore Sergt. John Robbins Sergt. Robert Duncan Sergt. John King Sergt. Henry Anderson Corp. Richard P. Johnson Corp. Jeremiah Lane Corp. Frederick Dueknall Corp. Thomas Coffey Privates Adams, David Anderson, Balaam, Baldwin, Richard
The funeral of John W. Minnick took place Sunday afternoon, August 21, from the M. E. Church, sermon by Rev. L. A. Cook. Services at the grave by the Knight of Pythias and the Odd Fellows. John Wesley Minnick was born near Leesburg, Ohio, Sept. 15th, 1849. At the age of six years he moved
After many years of activity in real estate circles of Haskell, Frank R. Glascock is now living retired at the age of seventy, having through industry, ability and perseverance accumulated a substantial competence which enables him to rest from further labor. He is a native of Ohio, his birth having occurred in Highland County on
(Probably from Highland County) Served from July 29, until September 8, 1813 Capt. William Dunlap Lieut. Daniel Coe Ensign Henry Bayne Sergt. Stephen Parker Sergt. Thomas Bayne Scrgt. Ebenezer David Sergt. Timothy Shirely Sergt. Benjamin Cutler Sergt. Arthur O’Hara Corp. James Henland Corp. Abraham McDaniel Corp. John Meyars Corp. George Davidson Corp. John Readman Privates
Lew E. Stevenson. The village and community of St. Joseph have had no citizen whose work and interests have been more closely identified with the general welfare than Lew E. Stevenson. His home has been there for forty years, and almost continuously during that time he was in business in the village, but has kept
Rev. George S. Smith. The career of George S. Smith had led him into various of life’s activities. He had wielded the implements of destruction as a soldier in his country’s services, had preached the gospel of peace and good will as a minister of the Christian Church, had manipulated the tools of the agriculturist
Samuel Ervin, retired hardware merchant, large land owner, and a resident of Tuscola, was born in Hillsboro, Highland County, Ohio, in 1844. He was reared and educated in his native County and in 1865 came vest and located in Tuscola. He and a younger brother were associated in business together up to 1893, when he
(Probably from Highland County) Served from April 30, 1812, until May 6, 1813. Capt. G. W. Barrere Lieut. John Davidson Ensign John Elliott Sergt. Sovereign Brown Sergt. Peter Hoop Sergt. Robert Hunter Sergt. Benjamin Eakins Corp. Henry Addison Corp. David N. Gardner Corp. Gideon Jackson Corp. William Davidson Bugler, Wm. Stockton Privates Badgley, Robert Barden,
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(Probably from Highland County) Served from September 14, until October 14, 1812. Capt. Moses Patterson Lieut. David Strain Ensign Samuel Evans Sergt. Augustus Richards Sergt. James Rodgers Sergt. Joseph Patterson Sergt. John McConnel Corp. John Thornton Corp. Price Evans Corp. James Jolly Corp. Samuel McConnel Privates Adair, George Blair, John Buckham, Thomas Connell, John Davies,
(Probably from Highland County) Served from July 28, until September 8, 1813. Capt. James Patterson Lieut. Oliver Harris Ensign Jacob Moury Sergt. Samuel Boyd Sergt. John Shefer Sergt. George Caley Sergt. William Thompson Corp. David McConnel Corp. John Gosselt Corp. Jacob Shafer Corp. Ozwell Ayers Privates Barnes, John Barr, Thomas Berryman, Thomas Blunt, Solomon Boyd,
Hogsett, Thomas H.; corporation lawyer; born, Highland County, O., May 17, 1858; son of John N. and Hanah E. Hughes Hogsett; educated, common and high schools and private teachers; studied law in the office of Hon. Charles H. Collins, in Hillsboro, completing law course in Cincinnati Law School, in 1882; admitted to bar that year,
(Probably from Highland County) Served from July 28, until August 26, 1813. Capt. Hugh Rogers Lieut. John Evans Ensign Ell Blunt Sergt. Roland Rogers Sergt. Hugh Hill Sergt. Pearce Evans Sergt. M. D. Swearengen Corp. Joseph Chaney Corp. Isaac Evans Privates Blount, Andrew Calvin, Thomas Davidson, Joseph Davidson, Thomas Evans, Amos Evans, Dan Ferguson, John
Arthur C. Shriver, of the firm of A. C. Shriver & Sons, dealers in stoves, tinware and house-furnishing goods, Charleston; was born in Fleming Co., Ky., Jan. 30, 1813; when he was about 10 years old, his parents removed to Adams Co., Ohio; at the age of 18, he went to Hillsboro, in Highland Co.,
It is fitting that in a work that purports to accord to the leading citizens of Harney county representation there should be special mention of the well known business man whose name heads this article and who has labored in our midst for a number of years, gaining a good success and making for himself
McKeehan, Homer H.; lawyer; born, Hillsboro, O., June 27, 1870; son of Milton and Sarah Foraker McKeehan; Ohio Wesleyan University, B. A.; married, Hillsboro, 0., Dec. 16, 1896, Nancy Spaeger; one daughter; member law firm Hoyt, Dustin, Kelley, McKeehan & Andrews; member Union, Country, Mayfield, Euclid, and Athletic Clubs, and (I.K Fraternity).
MATTHEW PATTON. – This well-known and now venerable pioneer was born in Monongahela county, Virginia, November 15, 1805. As a child he moved with his parents to Highland county, Ohio, and four years later to Brown county, remaining until he was sixteen years old. Being naturally mechanical, he was sought and gladly received as an
JOHN W. MINNICK. – In the person of the subject of this sketch we have one of the leading men of Union county, both in matters of business and of prominence in development and progress of that which is for the interests of all citizens. Forceful, energetic and wide awake, he has made his influence
(Probably from Highland Co.) Served from March 28, until September 28, 1812. Capt. Joel Bereman Lieut. Hugh Rodgers Ensign Peter Cooley Sergt. James Heslet Sergt. William Black Sergt. Nathan Roansevell Corp. Jesse Williams Corp Robert Fitzpatrick Corp. Jacob Metzgar Corp. William Rion Corp. John Hoop Privates Beard, John R Bryan, Jesse Burns, James Coe, Joseph
