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BIOGRAPHIES
Source:
Centennial
Biographical History of Hancock Co., Ohio
Pub: New York & Chicago by The Lewis Publishing Company
1903
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THOMAS FLICK
Source: Centennial Biographical
History of Hancock Co., Ohio - Pub: New York & Chicago by The
Lewis Publishing Company - 1903 - Page 299 |
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WILLIAM FOGLER
Source: Centennial Biographical
History of Hancock Co., Ohio - Pub: New York & Chicago by The
Lewis Publishing Company - 1903 - Page 147 |
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CLAYTON W. FORD
Source: Centennial Biographical
History of Hancock Co., Ohio - Pub: New York & Chicago by The
Lewis Publishing Company - 1903 - Page 493 |
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HENRY FRANKS
Source: Centennial Biographical
History of Hancock Co., Ohio - Pub: New York & Chicago by The
Lewis Publishing Company - 1903 - Page 466 |
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WILLIAM J. FREY
Source: Centennial Biographical
History of Hancock Co., Ohio - Pub: New York & Chicago by The
Lewis Publishing Company - 1903 - Page 327 |
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JACOB FRUTH.
We name here one of the young and vigorous
representatives of the agricultural class of Hancock
county, who is making for himself a reputation as a
scientific farmer. He resides in Washington
township, where he operates a farm of seventy-five
acres. His birth occurred in Seneca county,
Ohio, May 29, 1874, the name of his father being
John F. Fruth, and his mother's maiden name,
Marie Peter The former was born in
Germany, May 21, 1853, while the latter is a native
of Seneca county, Ohio. In 1854, John F.
Fruth, the father is a worthy and practical
farmer, a member of the United Brethren church, and
a citizen of whom the county may well be proud.
His family include three children, namely:
Jacob; Willie C.; and Kate A.
Jacob Fruth, who is
the immediate subject of this paragraph, was reared
for the most part in Seneca county, in the schools
of which he received his elementary education, it
being of a character to fit him for the duties of
life. Mar. 29, 1900, occurred his marriage,
the lady being the accomplished daughter of
Gottlieb and Lydia Mertz, her name being the
same as that of her mother. The union has been
blessed with a bright little boy, Ross R.,
who was born Mar. 23, 1901. Mrs. Fruth
was born at Fostoria, Ohio, Sept. 12, 1880.
Her people are a German descent. Both husband
and wife are acceptable members of the Methodist
Episcopal church, in which they are active workers.
They combine many fine social qualities and are
highly esteemed by all.
Source: Centennial Biographical
History of Hancock Co., Ohio - Pub: New York & Chicago by The
Lewis Publishing Company - 1903 - Page 412 |
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