Oneida County NY
Biographical Sketch of Wenie, Frederick T.M.
Frederick T. M. Wenie, born in Oneida County, N.Y., in 1859, moved to Dodge City, Kansas, in 1879. Initially a clerk at Fort Dodge, he later studied law with M. W. Sutton and was admitted to the bar in 1882. Wenie was appointed City Attorney in 1883 and is a partner at Sutton Wenie, practicing law while also engaging in insurance, real estate, and collections. He gained early experience working as a clerk for his father, a First Lieutenant in the army.
Biography of Edward James Jeffery
Edward James Jeffery, born April 23, 1835, in New York, moved to Michigan as a child. Seeking fortune, he journeyed to California in 1852, engaging in mining and farming. Over the years, he prospected in various regions, including British Columbia and Idaho, before settling into the brick business in Portland. His entrepreneurial efforts flourished, expanding into city and railroad contracting. A dedicated democrat, Jeffery served as sheriff and actively participated in local politics. He and his wife had seven children, and he made significant contributions to Portland’s development.
Biography of Henry E. Jones, M. D.
Henry E. Jones, M.D., born in 1837 in New York, faced challenging early circumstances as one of nine children. Despite limited educational opportunities, he pursued self-improvement while working on a farm. His ambition led him to enlist in the military during the Civil War, where he rose through the ranks due to his valor. After the war, he studied medicine, eventually establishing a successful practice in Oregon, particularly in surgery. Dr. Jones is noted for his dedication to patient care and significant contributions to St. Vincent’s Hospital and academia.
Biography of Hon. Charles E. Linderman
Hon. Charles E. Linderman, born in 1829 in New York, became a prominent figure in southwestern Iowa, known for his dedication to public service, high ideals, and community development. After practicing law briefly, he served as clerk of the district court and enlisted in the Union Army during the Civil War, ultimately rising to the rank of second lieutenant. Post-war, he excelled in banking and politics, representing Page County in the Iowa General Assembly. A respected Mason and community leader, he passed away on April 15, 1907, leaving a lasting legacy.