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BIOGRAPHIES
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History of Fairfield and Perry Counties
Published: Chicago - W. H. Beers & Co.
1883
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J. C. TAYLOR
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JAMES TAYLOR
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A. A. TEAL
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LAWSON TEAL
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JAMES TEATERS
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GEORGE TEDROW
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THOMAS .B. TEETER
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JESSE TERREL
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ORRIN, THACKER, Auditor of
Perry county; post office, New Lexington.
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ABISHA THARP,
miller, Hemlock, Ohio; was born Nov. 25, 1855, in Perry
county, Ohio; son of Alfred and Annie (Storrer) Tharp.
Mr. Tharp was brought up as a miller, and has followed
the business up to this time, except two eyars he farmed;
and has been employed as stated below: Milling in
Buffalo Shoals, Wayne county, West Virginia, about ten years
with his father; at this place about five months, when he
went to Pickaway county, Ohio, and farmed about six months;
returned to Hemlock, farmed one year, and again went to
milling for Benjamin Sanders, which he continued
about five months, when he, in partnership with Spencer
S. Sanders, rented the mill and ran it for one year,
since which he has milled for Spencer S. Sanders up
to this time. Mr. Tharp was married Dec. 25,
1879, to Nora Dell, daughter of Hezekiah and Sarah
Frances (Leffler) Sanders, of this place. They are
the parents of one child, viz.: Clarence Sebastian.
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JAMES THARP, grocer,
Bristol, Pike township. Maholm post office, Ohio; was
born Dec. 10, 1857, in Bristol, this county; son of James
and Elizabeth (Lyons) Tharp. Mr. Tharp remained
with his father until he was eighteen years of age, when he
began teaching school and has taught in the following
places: Monday Creek township, District No. 5, four
months; Pike township District No. 7, two months; Pike
township, District No. 8, Bristol, four terms, three six
months terms, and one four months term; near Somerset, one
three months term, and between the terms he taught in
Bristol. Mr. Tharp's father came from
Pennsylvania to Ohio, when with his parents, whose father
entered land two miles south of this place, and near Bowman
Hill iron ore mine, and afterward owned two hundred acres of
land now owned by Robert Bennett, and was one of the
pioneers of the forest. His son, James, and the
father of the subject of this sketch, once owned one hundred
and twenty acres of land where Buckingham now stands, and
afterward owned fifty-three acres near this place, now owned
by John McCabe. Upon selling this, he moved to
Pickaway county, Ohio, where he lived one year, and then
into Fairfield county, living one year, when he moved back
to this place, where he has since lived. In the spring
of 1882, James M. Tharp, the subject of this sketch,
bought a grocery, where he is now engaged in selling family
groceries.
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SIMEON THOMAS
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GEORGE THOMPSON
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CHARLES H. TINKER,
Recorder of Perry county, Ohio, was born June 21, 1847, in
Union township, Morgan county, Ohio; son of S. and Mary
A. (Blackstone) Tinker. When Charles H. was
two years old, his parents located on a farm in Monroe
township, where he was brought up. He followed farming
until 1875, when he engaged in merchandising at Millertown,
where he remained one year; then moved to Junction City, and
continued his business there two years. Came to this
place in 1879, and clerked two years in a dry goods store.
He was elected to his present office in October, 1880.
Mr. Tinker was married Mar. 7, 1872, to Miss
Hannah, daughter of Samuel Morgan, of Monroe township.
They are the parents of four children, viz: Frank,
Albert, Lydia Viola, Charles B. and William Leroy.
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T. J. TRACY
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WILLIAM TROUT
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FRANK N. TURNER
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JOSEPH TURNER
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L. A. TUSSING
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