James Gamble (1759–1841)
James Gamble (1759–1841): Revolutionary War Veteran and Founder of Gamble’s Mill James Gamble, born in 1759 in Poughkeepsie, New York, […]
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David Lockard Cockley 1843-1901
Colonel David L. Cockley: A Life of Service, Enterprise, and Legacy Early Life and Family Tragedy David L. Cockley was
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Joseph Seltzer (1850–1929)
Joseph Seltzer (1850–1929) Entrepreneur, Industrialist, Philanthropist, and Pillar of the Shelby Community Joseph Seltzer, affectionately known as “Uncle Joe” to
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Stephen Marvin (1797–1868)
Stephen Marvin (1797–1868) Pioneer Settler, Tanner, Civic Leader, and Early Abolitionist of Shelby, Ohio Stephen Marvin was born in 1797
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Henry Whitney (1791–1864)
Henry Whitney (1791–1864) Pioneer, Blacksmith, and Founding Settler of Shelby, Ohio Born in 1791 in Norwalk, Connecticut, Henry Whitney was
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Anna Fish
Anna Fish (1867 – 1939) was the wife of John Chamberlin Fish. She was born and lived in Shelby her
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John Chamberlin Fish
John Chamberlin Fish (1864 – 1909) was one of the most progressive citizens of Shelby, as an officer or director
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Thomas J. Green
Thomas J. Green (1870 – 1915) was a prominent attorney in Shelby, partnering with his father-in-law George M. Skiles, but
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George M. Skiles
George M. Skiles (1852-1916) was the younger brother of W.W. Skiles and followed in his footsteps. George also went to
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William Woodburn Skiles
William Woodburn Skiles (1849-1904) was born 11 December 1849 in Cumberland County, Penn. to John Gettis Skiles and Sarah Jane