Mentor Ohio

Biography of Selden B. Kingsbury

Selden B. Kingsbury, born on October 29, 1842, in Ohio, has practiced law in Idaho for eighteen years, residing in Boise. A Civil War veteran, he served with the Seventh Ohio Volunteer Infantry and was captured and imprisoned before returning to education and law. Kingsbury’s legal acumen is distinguished, and he is known for his integrity and dedication to client interests. He married Hulda C. Corning in 1865, with whom he has five children and has established a prominent social presence in Boise.

Biographical Sketch of Frederick A. Manchester

Frederick A. Manchester was born on November 28, 1863, in Otsego County, New York. He attended public schools in Mentor, Ohio, and later married Evalena A. Sherman in 1887, with whom he had two children. Manchester initially worked as a farmer specializing in fruit growing until 1901, after which he entered the real estate business in Cleveland. He held various positions, including superintendent of the Sales Department at The Frisbee Co. and sales manager for The Scott-Hall-Clark Co. He was also president of The Clark-Manchester Realty Co.