Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
FREDERICK H. oBERKLINE,

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and located in Cincinnati; was educated in
the common school; when fourteen years
of age, he learned the trade Of iron mould
ing at nineteen years old he was admitted
as assistant teacher in Nelson's Commercial
College, where he had been studying Two
years previously, evenings, working at ms
trade daytime; two years afterWarul ne
quit and Travelled, some two years, as lec7
turer on the interest of the working class
es; was elected Secretary of the Moulders'
Union of America, which convened at Al
bany, N. Y, in 1859; he continued In tnaC
capacity until 1861 when he enlisted In
Gen. McCook's 9th Ohio, as private, was
promoted to Lieut.; was In McCook's hegt'
when the latter was murdered III nus alnDu1
lance wagon; came home and stumped
Hamiltoncounty for Brough; cast his first
and last Presidential vote for Lincoln.
Cincinnati p. o.
SAMUEL @. KERR,
From Jefferson, is Farmer. He was born
the 18th of Jan. 1881, in the county he rep
resents; was educated in the common
school; pursued the vocation of stone ma
son some five years, when he turned MS
attention to farming, teaching school WIN
tiers; cast his first Presidential vote for
Scott and last two for Lincoln; enlisted as
u
o. V. l.; was promoted to Lieut.. soon alter
ward; was in the battles of Martinsburg,
Maryland Heights, Manassas Gap, Bealton,
Kelley's Ford, Brandy Station, Mine Run,
Locust Grove and Wilderness; was captur-
ed at the latter and remained a prisoner ten
months at Macon, Charleston and Colum-
bia: while prisoner at Macon was promoted
TO Capt; remained in service until close OF
war; is unmarried.
Salir eville Z. o.
SAMUEL FOX,
From Columbiana, is a Farmer. He was
born the 9th of Oct. 1909, In Hanover, OF
his county: received common school edu-
cation; cast his first Presidential vote for
"Harry of the West" and last two for the
"Great Emancpator," Abraham Lincoln.
He eironed carriage in the city of Coum-
bus, for Gov. Macarthur, in 1881, and his
first return to this city was when he came
to take his present seat; has served as JUS
tice of the Peace in his county FOR nearly
twenty wears. Three of his sons served in
the army. one remained four years; two
were severely wounded.
Hanoverton Z. o.
C. b. LOCKWOOD,
From Cuvahoga, is a Merchant. He was
born on the lst of May, 1929, in Oswego
county, New York; came to Ohio with his
parents i'm 1893, and located at Solon; was
educated in common school; went to Cali
fornia in lS4O, and remained four years,
when he returned 10 Ohio and commenced
the study OF law; when through his course
of study, he repaired to the Law School, at
PoughEeepsie, of his native State, at which
institution he graduated in 1856; then re-
turned home and engaged In the mercantile
business; cast his first Presidential vote
for Pierce, second one for Fremont, and
last two for Lincoln; was member OF the
last House. th
Solon p. o.
JOHN T. FOLLETT,
From Licking is Lawyer. He was borr
in Franklin county, Vermont, on the 18Th
of February, 1881 came to Ohio in 1896
entered. as a student, Marietta College il
1851, where he graduated, in the regular
course, in 1865, when he entered the Blinc
Asylum, Columbus, Ohio, as teacher in the
higher branches. and taught one year, wher
he was chosen Principal ofthe High SchOo
in Columbus in which position he remain
' ed for one year, when he went to Newark
read law with brother, and came to bar In
1858; is unmarried and Democrat in poll
tics.
Newark 2. o.
JOHN II. PUTNAM,
From Licking, is an Editor and Printer
He was born the lst day of April, 1884, II
South Charleston, Ohio; was Captain il
the army nearly two years, during which
time he was under Buell., Rosecrans ant
Thomas: is unmarried and member of NJ
church organization, and has ever been
Democrat. He is now Editor of the Chilli
cothe Advertiser was member of the las
House.
Chillcothe P. o.
JOHN d. REED,
From Tuscarawas, is a Farmer. He wa
born the lst of April, 1911, in Cheste
county, Pa: was educated in the co MINOR
school: came to Ohio ia 1884; learned pape
making. afCerWard the stone mason trade
which he pursued until 1916; cast his frs
Presidential vote for Jackson and last on'
for Mcclellan; has ever voted the Demo
cratic ticket.
New Philadelphia P. o.
JAMES PARKS,
From Sandusky, is Farmer. He wa
{ born the 18th of Nov, 1893, in Union coun
ty, Pa; was educated in common schoo
only: came to Ohio in 1888, and locate
where he now lives; cast his first Presiden
tial vote for Jackson, and last one tor Nc
Clellan; has ever voted with the Democrat
party; has been Justice of she Peace in hi
county twenty-five years, except tour years
which time he was Sheriff; was Corone
four years, and Infirmary Director thre
years; is the Oldest man in the General AS
sembly.
Fremont p. o.
JAMES B. GREENE, . 10.
From Washington, is Farmer. He wa
elected to fill the vacancy caused by tn
death of Archibald L Haskins. Mr.. Green
, was born in the county he represents, o
the llth of Sept. 1882; was educated |
: common school; cast his first PresidenTiS
p vote for Fremont, and last two for Lincoll
is member of township School Board {
! Filtration; is lineal descendant of Gel
p: Nat. Greene of Revolutionary memory.
Newport p. 0. .-...rga..'
PHILIP LYBROOK,
From Preble, is Farmer. He was born
g Union county, Ind, on the 18th OF DC
y 1910; came to Ohio In 1871; was educate
; in common school; cast his first Presiden
a tial vote for the Hero who sleeps at tn
r Hermitage" and continued to vote with th
q Democratic party until 1856. when he vote
for Fremont; voted twice for Lincoln.
4 Fair Haven z. o. ug1a
HENRY KESSLER, si
IS From Hamilton, is Tanner and Currier.-
h He was born on the 18th of July, 1871,
nj Baltimore, Maryland; received commO
! school education; came to Ohioin 1886, an
II located in CINCINNATI; is astaunch, Reput
lican. Nv a1taht9 lfi4
Cincinnati P. o. sl.tisat ~ 10 sl