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| RICHARD H.
TANEYHILL, located at Olive in 1851, and practiced
law and edited a newspaper there for a time. He
afterward practiced his profession in Batesville for a
number of years. He afterward practiced his profession
in Batesville for a number of years. He removed to
Barnesville, where he at present resides. He is now
largely engaged in the culture of strawberries. Mr.
Taneyhill was an able and forcible editorial writer and
possessed legal ability of a high order. His brother,
Mordecai H. Taneyhill, also a lawyer, was located at
Sarahsville a few years prior to the removal of the county
seat to Caldwell. |
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| Dr.
R. B. TAYLOR, who was brought up in the vicinity of
Summerfield, studied medicine in McConnelsville, and
practiced in Carlisle and Summerfield. He was a useful
member of his profession. For a time he was a local
preacher of the Methodist Episcopal Church, but he joined
the Free Methodist Episcopal Church before leaving
Summerfield. He went to Kansas. Dr. Taylor was
the son of Rev. Edward H. Taylor, a well known Methodist
circuit preacher of pioneer days. His mother, Lydia
(Brewster) Taylor, was a lady of remarkable intelligence and
agreeable manners. She was a teacher among the Indians
in the early years of Ohio. Both she and her husband
are buried at Summerfield. |
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| Dr. WILLIAM R. TAYLOR |
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| Dr.
WILLIAM ROSS TAYLOR. - The subject of this notice was
born in Switzerland County, Indiana, in 1850, and was reared
on a farm. He served two years as County
Superintendent of schools in his native county, and in 1874
entered Urbana, (Ohio), University, from which he graduated
in 1878. He then taught school and read medicine for
three years. In 1881 he came to Summerfield where he
continued his studies under the tuition of his brother, Dr.
D. H. Taylor; attended the Miami University of Medicine in
1881-2, and in 1882 began practice in Summerfield. In
1883-4 he attended the College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Baltimore, Maryland, graduating March 4, 1884. He
returned in Summerfield, bought his brother's practice and
is now successfully engaged in his profession. Few
doctors in the county have a larger practice. Dr.
Taylor was married in 1885 to Jenola Kean of
Summerfield, and they have one child - Glen B. |
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| COLONEL WILBERT
B. TETERS served as clerk of courts in Noble County.' He
was the only soldier that went from the county who attained
to the rank of Colonel. He was in the One Hundred and
Sixteenth. Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He was admitted to the
bar about 1868, but never practiced. He is now a resident of
Boulder, Colorado, and is marshal of that city. |
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| DR. G. T. TINGLE
was born in Cambridge, Ohio, in 1812. His father, Dr. J. P.
Tingle, is one of the oldest practitioners of Guernsey .
County, having been in continuous practice since 1838. Both
father and son were born in the same house and in the same
room. This house has quite a remarkable history. During the
War of 1812 it was a recruiting office, and the first court
held in Guernsey County was held in it. The Tingle family
where originally from Virginia. George R. Tingle, the
progenitor of the family in the State, came to Cambridge in
1806 and built the third house in the village. During the
War of 1812 he held a captain's commission. The doctor
studied medicine with his father, and attended Starling
Medical College, Columbus, Ohio. In spring of 1864 he
enlisted in the One Hundred and Seventy-second Regiment,
Ohio Infantry. Company A, of which his father was acting
surgeon. In October of 1864 he was discharged in order to
enter the hospital department. He began practice in 1866 at
Otsego, Muskingum County, Ohio, and in 1881 came to East
Union, Noble County, Ohio. In 1867 the doctor was married to
Miss Amanda Shrigley, of Adamsville, Muskingum County, Ohio;
they have four children, George, Bertie, Walter and Lina.
The doctor is a successful practitioner and has a large and
lucrative practice, and is a member of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows and Grand Army of the Republic, and a staunch
Republican. |
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| JOHN W. TIPTON |
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