USA > Ohio > Franklin County > Columbus > Centennial history of Columbus and Franklin County, Ohio, Vol. II > Part 78
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25 | Part 26 | Part 27 | Part 28 | Part 29 | Part 30 | Part 31 | Part 32 | Part 33 | Part 34 | Part 35 | Part 36 | Part 37 | Part 38 | Part 39 | Part 40 | Part 41 | Part 42 | Part 43 | Part 44 | Part 45 | Part 46 | Part 47 | Part 48 | Part 49 | Part 50 | Part 51 | Part 52 | Part 53 | Part 54 | Part 55 | Part 56 | Part 57 | Part 58 | Part 59 | Part 60 | Part 61 | Part 62 | Part 63 | Part 64 | Part 65 | Part 66 | Part 67 | Part 68 | Part 69 | Part 70 | Part 71 | Part 72 | Part 73 | Part 74 | Part 75 | Part 76 | Part 77 | Part 78
CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF COLUMBUS
sity, taking the course of arts, while subsequently he matriculated in the University of Michigan, and in due course of time was graduated. In the vacation periods he read law, and when he had sufficiently mastered the principles of jurisprudence to enable him to successfully pass the required examination he was admitted to the Ohio bar. On leaving college he re- - moved to Columbus, where he engaged in the practice of law for a short time, after which he turned his attention to banking, entering that field of activity under General John Beatty, of the Citizens Savings Bank of Co- lumbus. For several years he was actively connected with that institution, and then organized the City Deposit Bank, which was later converted into the City National Bank. As cashier of this bank he is largely controlling its affairs, and the methods he has instituted are those of modern, progressive banking tempered by a safe conservatism that makes no false steps. Mr. Jennings is also connected with a number of leading industrial enterprises, and his position in business circles is one of prominence.
On the 14th of January, 1892, Mr. Jennings was united in marriage to Miss Isabel Pagels, and they have one daughter, Elizabeth. Mr. Jennings gives his political allegiance to the republican party. He belongs to the Sigma Chi, a college fraternity, and to the Episcopal church, and his influ- ence is ever on the side of progress and improvement, whether in affairs re- lating to his private business concerns or to municipal interests. He is today a valued representative of the business life of the city, ranking high in financial circles.
JAMES T. CARROLL.
James T. Carroll, editor and publisher of the Catholic Columbian, has been a resident of Columbus for twenty years. He was born in Ireland in 1868 and attended school at St. Michael's Preparatory College in Listowel, County Kerry, Ireland. Subsequently he pursued a college course in Glas- gow, Scotland, and his thorough educational training has proved an excellent foundation for his success in business life. He assumed the management of the Catholic Columbian in 1905, and was one of the promoters of the Colum- bian Printing & Publishing Company, which is capitalized at one hundred thousand dollars. They do a general printing and publishing business and have an extensive patronage, the volume of their trade constantly increasing in importance and extent.
For four years Mr. Carroll also occupied a position of large responsibil- ity as the national secretary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, occupying the office from 1904 until 1908. He was elected to the position in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1904, and was unanimously reelected at Saratoga, New York, in 1906. He is also a member of the Knights of Columbus, the Catholic Order of Foresters, the Knights of St. John and the Catholic Knights of Ohio. As editor of the Catholic Columbian he has proved himself compe- tent, manifesting a spirit of progress in all that he undertakes in this con-
Dignized by Google
818
CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF COLUMBUS
nection. The paper has become a power for the spread of Catholicism and Catholic ideals under his leadership, and is widely read among the followers of this church. Mr. Carroll is married, has three children and maintains the family residence at No. 681 Neil avenue.
NICHOLAS MONSARRAT.
Nicholas Mousarrat has since the first of March, 1889, been the presi- dent of the Hocking Valley Railway Company and stands as a splendid type of the railway official who, in his executive capacity, guides and di- rects the operations of the most important line extending diagonally across the state of Ohio and proving one of the most important outlets for trade interests in the state.
Mr. Monsarrat is a native of Canada, his birth having occurred in the city of London on the 1st of March, 1839. His parents were Charles and Elizabeth Monsarrat, well known residents of that city, and while spending his boyhood days in their home the son was sent to the grammar school con- ducted by Rev. Benjamin Bayley. In further pursuit of an education that would qualify him for the practical and responsible duties of life, he entered Toronto University and was graduated therefrom with the Bachelor of Arts degree as a member of the class of 1859. This constituted his scholastic training, while his business education was secured in the broader academy of actual experience. Throughont his business career he has been identified with railway interests. He sought the freedom and appreciation of the great American republic, crossing the border into this country, where com- petition is greater but where advancement is more quickly secured. Early in life he realized the fact that the successful men are those who prove their worth by the capable, efficient, prompt and faithful discharge of duty and it has been along this line that he has worked his way steadily upward, being advanced from one position to another since 1872 he became identified with railway interests, his connection therewith now covering thirty-seven years. The employer today is constantly on the alert to find efficient, capable assistants and when the individual is found who does not fear laborious attention to detail nor thinks that he is giving his employer an unrequited service, in time his promotion follows just as surely as the night the day. Gradual advancement through positions of increasing responsibility have brought Mr. Monsarrat to the presidency of the Hocking Valley Railroad Company, controlling the most important coal-carrying system west of the Allegheny mountains in this great middle section of the country. He was chosen to the presidency March 1, 1889, and has been unanimously reelected at each successive annual election.
Mr. Monsarrat was united in marriage to Miss Corinne Blanche Henry, a member of a prominent family of Bowling Green, Kentucky. They now occupy a beautiful manorial country seat near the town of Powell, a few miles distant from the northern limits of Columbus, where they freely but
Dlg ized by Google
CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF COLUMBU!
unostentatiously dispense Kentucky hospitality to their hc Electric and traction lines and steam railways, as well as fine their home but a comparatively few minutes' ride from tl city. There is one daughter, Bessie H., accomplished and assists her mother in dispensing the hospitality of this beauti preciative of the social amenities of life, Mr. Monsarrat holds the Columbus Club; the Arlington Country Club, of Columl Club of Toledo, Ohio; the Union Club, of Cleveland; the I quet and Tennis Clubs, of Columbus; the Sewanhaka-Corinthi and the Midway and Ohio societies, of New York. The im position to which he has attained in railway circles has brou acquaintance among financiers and prominent men throug try and his sterling worth has met appreciation in the friends which are uniformly accorded him.
ULYSSES S. BRANDT.
Ulysses S. Brandt was born on a farm in Fairfield count; 3, 1869, a son of Jesse H. and Amanda (Weist) Brandt, I His ancestors on both sides were among those European in about 1750, sought freedom in America. Both his paterna grandfathers were soldiers in the war of the Revolution. HI throughout the Civil war in the Forty-sixth Ohio Volunteer ing with the rank of captain in 1835.
U. S. Brandt was educated in the rural schools, the school, and the academy at Pleasantville, Ohio; taught in the four years; completed the classical course at the Ohio State 1895; was for four years superintendent of the Canal Wi: schools; taught for five years in the East high school of Col law at the Ohio State University and the University of Mi 1901 was admitted to the bar and began the practice of lav
From boyhood he has taken an active interest in politic nized as one of the local leaders of the republican party. He of the Franklin county republican executive committee in ] In 1905 he was elected to the Ohio senate from the tenth sel consisting of Franklin and Pickaway counties. No legislatur of Ohio enacted a greater minber of important and progi manded by the people than did the seventy-seventh general much of this legislation Senator Brandt was actively identifi the county salary law and the law providing for the regulat tion of state banks. He was also the author of a member of lor in the interests of his district. While a member of the senat man of the committee on colleges and universities, a menibe of the judiciary committee, a member of the committee on c on benevolent institutions and on geological survey. At
Dignized by Google
820
CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF COLUMBUS
term of three years, embracing two long and busy sessions of the legislature, he declined to become a candidate for reelection, desiring to devote his time exclusively to the work of his profession.
In July, 1902, Mr. Brandt was married to Miss Josephine Chaney, of Canal Winchester, who, with their infant child, died April 13, 1904. His fraternal relations at the present time are with Camp Dennison, No. 1, S. V .; Potter Lodge, No. 540, F. & A. M., of which he is a past master; Walnut Chapter No. 172, R. A. M., of which he is the present high priest; and Win- chester Lodge, No. 125. K. P., of which he is a past chancellor commander. He is also a member of Alpha Tau Omega, a college fraternity. In the prac- tice of law he is now associated with his brother, James H. Brandt, under the firm name of Brandt & Brandt, and is one of the most prominent of the younger members of the bar in Franklin county.
BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX
PAGE
Abernethy, T. J.
229
Briggs, P. J ..
Adams, J. T.
38
Brooks, D. W.
Addison, C. M ..
85
Brown, J. W.
Addison, L. G ..
410
Brown, O. T.
Akin, D. M ..
50
Brown, S. D.
Alkire, R. C ..
26
Allen, J. A ...
91
Alspaugh, A. S.
645
Ammel, C. S ..
698
Burgoyne, J. A.
Armbruster, William
806
Burns, J. H.
Arnold, J. H ..
387
Bush, S. P.
Aubert, Charles
200
Butler, J. H.
Axline, H. A.
392
Byers, D. D.
Bachman, Albert
278
Caldwell. R. W.
Badger, D. C.
407
Calvert, T. L.
Baker, L. M.
771
Cameron, I. B ..
Baker, P. A.
52
Baker, W. V.
93
Campbell, J. C ..
Ballard. H. S.
255
Campbell, J. E.
Ballmer, Henry
61
Carding, J. T ..
Bancroft. W. G.
275
Carlile, W. W.
Bargar, B. L.
244
Bargar, G. H.
219
Barnhill. J. U.
734
Carpenter, W. B.
Battelle. J. G.
796
Carroll, J. T.
Beatty, R. J.
709
Becker. Anton
342
Case, A. B ...
Bennett, S. W.
451
Cashatt, John
Bentley, Linn
306
Bernet, Albert 375
140
Chester, J. J.
Bigger, T. M. Bishop, J. D.
192
Clarke, D. A.
Black. C. W.
246
Clarke. F. T
Black, S. L.
565
Clarke, G. W.
Blair, H. N.
448
Clouse. G. M.
Bleile, Jacob
363
Cole. F. T ..
Blower, J. W.
585
Blystone. H. B
691
Conklin, W. H
Bobb, G. W.
428
Connor. J. A
Boda, R. F.
382
Coons, J. J ..
Bohl, Henry
334
Bonebrake, C. E.
468
Corbett, J. T.
Booth, H. J ..
782
Born. C. C .. 359
Court, N. A.
Born. C. E. 113
Crane, M. C ..
Bowman, J. K.
690
Bradley, H. S.
692
Crider, R. F.
Bradshaw, E. B
396
Crum. I. H.
Brandt. U. S.
819
Braun, J. W ..
132
Daugherty, H. M ..
Brickell, W. D ..
$3
Davis, F. A.
Brumbaugh, C. L.
Bryce, A. C ..
Bryson, W. H ..
Burington, P. V.
Arras, E. F ..
318
Campbell, G. W.
Carlisle, J. F.
Carlton, J. S ..
Carter, C. E.
Castle. G. F.
Champion. J. W.
Bertsch, J. F.
777
Clarke, C. W.
Comly, S. M.
Cope, E. A ...
Cott, Lawrence H.
Creamer, D. S.
Cain, H. C ...
Dignized by Google
II
INDEX
PAGE
Deatriek, C. T.
102
Hartman, S. B .. 200
Dermis, Jerry.
310
Hatch, F. S ...
Deshler, W. G.
220
Hatton, E. M ..
Denschle, W. 1).
112
Hazelton, J. P.
De Vilbiss, G. J.
Heckert, J. W.
Dick, W. I ..
S
Hedges, J. A.
Dickey. C. L ..
Heffner, A. D.
Dickey, Moses T.
Henderson, W. O.
634
Dierdorff, LL B ..
ـتتت
Hershey, A. W.
Dildine, F. D.
153
Dillon, E. B ..
Holmes, J. T ..
Dixon, M. T.
Holmes, J. T., Jr ..
30%
Dobbie, Andrew
Holtermann, J. L.
150
Doherty, William
368
Dreher, J. G.
270
Duffy. C. B.
Hopkins, M. S.
Dun, R. G ...
Bloster, Herman
Dusenberry, LL E.
140
Eaton, F. C.
406
Elden, W. S ..
216
Eldridge, W. T.
111
Emerick, E. J.
Hunter, H.
Engelke. Charles
414
Hutchins, R. G. 301
Evans. M. G ..
Hyde, W. E
Jacobs, F. A .. 200
Fergus. J. F ..
308
Janton, A. E. N
Ferguson. L. M.
333
Janton, George, Jr.
Field. W. K.
207
Finckel, G. M.
Jeffrey, J. A. 200
Fisher. G. S.
5.60
Jeffrey, R. L.
Jennings, J. J 516
Flickinger, S. J.
251
Ford, W. J.
217
Foster. F. B ..
150
Francis. F. D.
25
Freeman. G. 1).
Jones, G. LI.
15
Jones. J. W.
101
Jones. R. E.
Galbreath. C. B ..
Jones, W. A ..
Gamble. J. T.
231
Game. R. L.
586
Garber. LL C.
Joyce, A. G ..
Gayman, B. F .. 363
Joyce, John
100
Gilkey. E. H.
Joyce, John, Jr.
543
Gill. J. L ... .
$13
Gilliam. D. T.
911
Glenn. C. S ..
Kalb. T. D.
Karh. G. J ..
14
Karshner, M. A
Kanffman. G. B ..
ISS
Green. W. J.
Keating. T. J ..
Gribben, J. U
Kilbourne, James
614
Griffith. Barton
Kilbourne, James
201
Gugle. G. L. .
Kibonrne, Lincoln
Kinnear, Josiah
43
Hagerty, 1 .. 1).
Hamilton. Archibald
Kions, HL C.
Hammond, F. M.
Koehler. Nicholas
501
Harding. G. T .. Jr.
321
Harmon. B. H.
Krınım. J. Z .. 119
Harris. A. L .. 3 . 2 .
Kyle, R. C ...
Hart. LL C. 3,60
Hartley, J. A ..
Lahrmer, LL F. 541
Hartley. J. J.
Langdon, W. E ...
479
Hooper, O. C ...
lloward, O. D.
466
Howell, C. A.
6.GO
Hughes, J. R.
$30
Hunt, M. P.
Hunter, C. O.
200
Janton. George, Sr.
Fitch, E. A. 515
Johnston, R. W.
Jolley, W. F.
Jones, D. C.
Jones, E. A. 650
Jones, W. LL.
Josephinum College
163
Julian. D. E.
Justice, C. E
313
Goble. F. P.
Godown, J. A.
253
Goodloe, J. S. M.
Gray, D. S.
Griffith. F. L.
Kinkead, E. B ..
Gumble, Henry
لتذ
Kirts. George Kline. O. 1.
161
Krag. C. J.
330
Fullington, E. M.
324
Felton. J. C.
PAGE
148
Hoffhine, J. O.
Holtzman, Henry
INDEX
PAGE
Lanman, H. A.
786
O'Kane, Henry
Lattimer, G. W.
445
Okey, C. T.
Lauer, C. J.
551
Okey, G. B ...
Lawler, J. L .. 610
Oldroyd, Fred
Lazarus, Fred 572
Leach, Sherman 216
Lehman, Isaac
118
Leyden, A. M.
788
Likes, J. G.
116
Osborne, D. M.
Limer, T. R. 58
398
Linton, J. F .. 158
Little W. P. 228
Lloyd, E. G .. 643
471
Lupher, P. . W
479
Luthy, C. F.
490
McClure, J. A. 282
McClure, W. T.
346
McCune. E. L.
619
McDermott, William
248
McGaw, J. R ... 24
Pomerene, W. R
McGrath, M. A. 214
McGrew, J. C ... 145
McKenney, J. E. 378
Mclaughlin, J. N.
347
McLene, Jeremiah 548
284
Mackie, J. H. . 350
Madden, H. B ..
718
Magruder, J. J.
6
Marckworth, O. S.
707
Marks, T. S.
+26
Martin, F. F.
506
Martin, W. H.
207
Marvin, J. J ..
179
Marvin, S. H.
35
Mathews. B. A.
675
Meara, M. M ..
321
Meek, J. W .. 392
Richter, Henry
Mecker, Claude
t47
Meeker, G. W.
1.54
Merritt. G. M. 737
Miles, J. A ... 732
Miller, T. E. 470
388
Mills. W. C ..
232
Minck. F. J.
429
Mizer, I. J ...
277
Moeller, Henry
368
Monsarrat, Nicholas
818
Mooar, E. M ..
674
Moon, G. S ..
804
Mooney, G. F.
500
Morton, E. C.
109
Morton. T. A ..
167
Mosier. O. H.
397
1
Schumacher. F. W.
Mumm. W. M.
332
Murphy. E. E.
670
Murphy. E. J ..
541
Murphy, J. A.
499
Nash, Simeon 281
Sexton. J. . J.
Neil, Robert
Sharp, D. B.
Newman, F. K.
331
Sharp. E. R.
Nicholson, J. C.
724
Shawan, J. A.
1
Osborn, S. G.
Lindsey, H. K.
Parker, E. M.
Parker, LeRoy
Pausch, Henry
Perry, N. D ..
Perry, O. H.
Peters, O. G ..
Pfeifer, C. F.
Phipps, W. H.
Pilcher. F. N.
Pirrung. H. C ..
Platt. R. H ..
Platter. H. M ..
Poore, G. W. C.
Porter, J. L ..
Poste, John
Powell, T. W.
Pray, A. J ...
McManigal, S. A.
Prentiss, F. W
Probst, C. O.
Pugh, A. G.
Rager, E. O.
Ranchons. W. E. M.
Randall, E. ().
Rankin, L. L.
Rathmell. Frank
Raymund, F. M.
Reab. Jacob
Reed, E. A., Jr.
Richter, F. C ...
Ricketts, E. O.
Ricketts. M. U.
Rickly. S. S.
Romaine, H. F.
Root, W. J ..
Miller, W. A ..
Rosecrans, S. H.
Ross, James
Ross, W. W.
Ruggles, G. L
Sackett, H. R.
Sartain, A. F.
Sartain. W. 11
Sater, J. F ..
Sater. I .. F ..
Saviers, C. D ..
Schaeffer. G. C ..
Mossman. James 184
Scofield. A. P ..
Scofield. L. T.
Scott, Ernest
Seidensticker, Louis
Sells. J. H.
208
Olmsted, Harry
O'Reilly. T. J.
Osborn, J. R.
Longsworth, C. R.
Medary. Samuel 73
Dlg zed by Google
IV
INDEX
PAGE
PAGE
Shedd. Frederick
417
Trump, G. F ... 542
Sheldon, Butler
611
Turney, H. D. 559
Sheldon, F. B
762
Tussing, L. B. 539
Sheldon, R. F ..
197
Tussing, R. J .. 176
Shields, A. W
302
Shinn. F. R.
Ulrey, D. B. 262
Siebert, John
Unverzagt, John
Simmons, W. W
100
Sims, W. F ..
168
Vance, J. L .. 59%
Sinclair, Richard
Vance. J. L., Jr ..
715
Sinks. G . W.
Van Cleve, E. M. 530
Sloane. Ulric
Van Fossen. J. A.
462
Smith, F. J.
456
Van Sickle, W. L. 666
Smith, I. N. 316
Van Swearingen, T. T. 312
549
Snow, W. A.
510
Spahr. G. T. .
Waite, H. S.
684
Sparrow, Thomas R.
75
Wallace, C. W., Jr ..
424
Spencer. O. M.
Watson, B. G.
377
Standish, Albert
Watson, R. L ...
9
Stevenson, I. E ..
134
Stevenson. R. W. 353
Weinman, W. N. 469
Stewart, E. K .. 808
300
Stoddart, J. J.
583
Stout. J. A.
497
Westfall. R. E.
176
Strader. J. F. 737
Westwater. J. M.
745
Strong, H. S ..
693
Whitacre, W. I
81
White. L. G.
652
White, Z. L ..
76
Whiting. A. N
430
Wilcox, J. A.
710
Wilcox, P. B.
656
Tarbell, R. C ..
659
Taylor. E. L ..
646
Taylor. E. L., Jr ..
538
Taylor, W. O.
224
Williams. H. A.
494
Willson, O. F.
480
Thomas, J. W., Jr.
685
Thompson, G. B ..
291
Wolfe, A. C. 694
Youmans. T. G.
750
Thrailkill; M. F ..
660
Trauger, J. L.
Zinn, Walter 739
766
Wilder. D. S. 190
Williams. C. C. 18
Thomas, E. B.
512
Wilson, F. J. 267
Thompson, M. E. 376
Thompson, W. O.
22
Sullivan, D. E.
621
Swerer. F .. J ..
764
Swisher, E. W.
503
Taft. D. H ..
452
Wilcox. S. S.
Weisz, F. B ... 121
Stewart, G. H
Wellons. J. W. 381
Wells, W. T.
Snider, Samuel
395
Vorys. A. I.
667
105
54
Watterson, J. A. 499
1
.
>x 155
413
626
564
Dignized by Google
Digitized by Google
image not
available
Digitized by Google
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.