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BIOGRAPHIES |
Source:
History of
Coshocton County, Ohio : its past and present, 1740-1881"
Newark, Ohio: A.A. Graham & Co., 1881 |
| JOSEPH
FLYNN, engineer at paper mills; born March 13,
1847, in New Yrok city; son of Patrick Flynn, a native
of Ireland. Young Flynn, when a small boy, sold
newspapers at the newsboy's home, New York city.
When about sixteen years of age, came to this county, and
worked for Washington Darling, about two years; also worked
for Anthony Wimmer, about one year; then came to this
city, and engaged in the mill where he is now employed.
Mr. Flynn was elected constable, in 1869, and
re-elected in 1880, which office he now holds. He was
married July 19, 1868, to Miss Mary Reynolds, daughter of
Abraham Reynolds, of Canal Lewisville. |
| A.
Z. FORNEY, Linton township; farmer; born in Linton
township, April 14, 1828; son of Joseph and Susan (Miskimen)
Forney; grandson of Abram and Polly (Forney), and
of James and CAtharine (Bartmess) Miskimen. His
grandfather Forney moved his family from Baltimore,
Maryland, in 1812. His father settled in this county
about 1826. Mr. Forney is the oldest of six
children. He was married October 7, 1849 to Huldah
Doty, daughter of Isaac and Maria (Shaw) Doty, born
in New Jersey, and came to this county when a little girl.
His children are Clark D., Harriet, Joseph W., Franklin,
John, Sarah and Rachel |
| JAMES
FORSYTHE, Oxford township; farmer; postoffice,
White Eye Plains; was born near Nashville, Tennessee, in 1847;
son of Samuel and Mary (Whiteside) Forsythe; came to
this county with his parents when about six years of age,
where he has since resided. He was married to Rebecca
Lisk. His father passed away in 1872; his mother is
still living. He has been township treasurer of this
township. He and his wife are members of the Baptist
church. He owns two hundred and fourteen acres of land
in the best part of this township. |
| JONAS
FRY, Jackson township; postoffice, Warsaw; was
born in this county in 1836; son of Jonas and Mary (Crowther)
Fry, and grandson of Enoch Fry and James and
Delilah Crowther. Married in 1860, to Miss Sarah
F. Hughes, daughter of William Hughes. Mr. Fry
is the father of three children, viz:
Lincoln, Joshua and William E. |
| W. S. FRY,
Perry township; born in this county in 1840, son of Samuel
and Darcus (Cullison) Fry, grandson of John Fry and
of Jesse and Notie Cullison. He was married in
1861, to Miss Caroline crowther. They are the
parents of three children, viz: William A., Willis
and Emmet. |
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