St. Clairsville Ohio

Biographical Sketch of Elmer Ellsworth Enoch

Elmer Ellsworth Enoch, born on February 10, 1864, in Ohio, established his law practice in Wichita, Kansas, in 1888. He was known for his thoroughness and dedication, gaining a strong reputation in the legal community. Over the years, he held various official positions, including clerk of the Probate Court and probate judge of Sedgwick County. Enoch married Ella Douglas West, and they had five children, one of whom is pursuing law at the University of Chicago. He remains active in the Wichita Board of Education.

Biography of Hon. Matthew P. Deady

Hon. Matthew P. Deady, born on May 12, 1824, in Maryland, demonstrated resilience and determination throughout his life. After moving to Virginia and Ohio, he pursued a career in law, becoming a prominent figure in Oregon after his arrival in 1849. A dedicated public servant, he served in the territorial legislature, presided over the constitutional convention, and was appointed as a U.S. district court judge upon Oregon’s statehood. Judge Deady contributed significantly to legal codes and supported local institutions, becoming a respected leader in both the legal and social realms. He married Lucy A. Henderson in 1852.