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1897-1898
William B. Shattuc
Hamilton.
1899-1900
56th.
William B. Shattuc.
1901-1902
57th.
William B. Shattuc. .
Hamilton. Hamilton.
1903-1904
58th.
Nicholas Longworth.
Hamilton.
1895-1896
54th. 55th.
Charles P. Taft
Warren. Warren. Hamilton. Hamilton. Warren. Warren. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton.‘ Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton.
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James Findlay.
SECOND DISTRICT.
HERMAN P. GOEBEL, CINCINNATI.
Herman P. Goebel, M. C., Second District, Ohio, was born in Cincinnati, April 5, 1853; received his education in the public schools of that city; grad- uated from the Cincinnati Law School.
Mr. Goebel was elected a member of the House of Representatives of Ohio in 1875; he was elected Judge of the Probate Court of Hamilton County, in 1884, and re-elected in 1887; was elected to the 58th Congress by a very large majority, and unanimously renominated to the 59th Congress. Judge Goebel is in active practice of the law in Cincinnati.
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THE BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF OHIO.
Representatives in Congress from Ohio.
MEMBERS FROM THE SECOND DISTRICT.
Years.
Congress.
Name.
County.
1813-1814
13th.
John Alexander.
1815-1816
14th
John Alexander.
Greene. Greene.
1817-1818
15th.
John W. Campbell
Adams.
1819-1820
16th.
'John W. Campbell.
Adams.
1821-1822
17th.
John W. Campbell.
Adams.
1823-1824
18th.
Thomas R. Ross
Warren.
1825-1826
19th.
John Woods.
Butler.
1827-1828
20th.
John Woods.
Butler.
1829-1830
21st.
James Shields .
Butler.
1831-1832
22d.
Thomas Corwin.
Warfen.
1833-1834
23d.
Taylor Webster.
Butler.
1835-1836
24th.
Taylor Webster.
Butler.
1837-1838
25th.
Taylor Webster
Butler.
1839-1840
26th.
John B. Weller.
Butler.
1841-1842
27th.
John B. Weller.
Butler.
1843-1844
28th.
John B. Weller.
Butler.
1845-1846
29th.
Francis A. Cunningham.
Preble.
1847-1848
30th.
David Fisher
Clinton.
1849-1850
31st.
Lewis D. Campbell
Butler. Butler.
1853-1854
33d
John Scott Harrison.
Hamilton
1855-1856
34th.
John Scott Harrison.
Hamilton.
1857-1858
35th.
William S. Gravesbeck
Hamilton.
1859-1860
36th.
John A. Gurley
1861-1862
37th.
John A. Gurley
1863-1864
38 th.
Alexander Long.
[Rutherford B. Hayes.
1867-1868
40th.
(Samuel F. Carey.
1869-1870
41st.
Job E. Stevenson
1871-1872
42d.
Job E. Stevenson.
1873-1874
43d.
Henry B. Banning
1875-1876
44th
Henry B. Banning
1877-1878
45th
Henry B. Banning
Hamilton.
1879-1880
46th.
Thomas L. Young.
Hamilton.
1881-1882
47th.
Thomas L. Young.
1883-1884
48th
Isaac M. Jordan.
1885-1886
49th
Charles E. Brown.
1887-1888
50th.
Charles E. Brown.
1889-1890
51st.
John A. Caldwell .. .
1891-1892
52d.
John A. Caldwell.
1893-1894
53d.
John A. Caldwell.
1895-1896
Jacob H. Bromwell.
1897-1898
Jacob H. Bromwell.
1899-1900
56th.
Jacob H. Bromwell.
1901-1902
57th.
Jacob H. Bromwell.
Hamilton. Hamilton.
1903-1904
58th.
Herman P. Goebel
Hamilton.
1851-1852
32d.
Lewis D. Campbell.
Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton.
Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton.
Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton. Hamilton ..
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THIRD DISTRICT.
Counties-Butler, Montgomery and Preble.
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ROBERT M. NEVIN, DAYTON, OHIO.
Robert M. Nevin, born in Highland County, Ohio, May 5, 1850; went through the high school at Hillsboro, Ohio, and from there to the Ohio Wesleyan Univer- sity, from which institution he graduated in 1868; moved to Dayton, Ohio, where he has resided ever since; read law with Conover and Craighead, and was ad- mitted to practice in May, 1871; in 1871 was elected Prosecuting Attorney of Montgomery County, Ohio: in 1896 was unanimously chosen by the Republicans of the Third Ohio District as the nominee for Congress; was defeated at the en- suing election by Hon. John L. Brenner, Democrat, by a majority of 101, though the district had previously gone Democratic as much as 3,000; in 1900 was again chosen as the Republican nominee from the Third District and was this time elected by a majority of 154 over his opponent, Hon. N. F. Bickley; has for many years gone as a delegate from his county to Republican state conventions; has twice served as chairman of state conventions and has always taken an active interest in state politics; in 1902 was again elected to the Fifty-eighth Congress having 5,855 plurality over his opponent, Hon. Thos. A. Seltz, of Montgomery County.
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747
Representatives in Congress from Ohio.
MEMBERS FROM THE THIRD DISTRICT.
Years.
Congress.
Name.
County.
1813-1814
13th.
William Creighton, Jr.
1815-1816
14th.
William Creighton, Jr.
Ross.
1817-1818
15th.
Levi Barber.
Washington. Ross.
1821-1822
17th.
Levi Barber.
Washington. Miami.
1823-1824
18th.
William McLean.
1825-1826
10th
William McLean
1827-1828
2011.
william McLean
1829-1830
21st.
Joseph H. Crane
Montgomery Montgomery
1833-1834
23d.
Joseph H. Crane
Montgomery Montgomery
1837-1838
25th.
Patrick G. Goode.
Shelby. Shelby.
1841-1842
27th.
Patrick G. Goode.
Shelby.
1843-1844
28th.
Robert C. Schenck. :
Montgomery
1845-1846 1847-1848
29th.
Robert C. Schenck.
Montgomery
1849-1850
31st
Robert C. Schenck.
Montgomery Montgomery Darke.
1853-1854
33d
Lewis D. Campbell.
Butler.
1855-1856
34th.
[Lewis D. Campbell.
Butler.
1857-1858
35th.
(Clement L. Vallandingham.
Montgomery Montgomery
1861-1862
37th.
Clement L. Vallandingham.
Montgomery
1863-1864
38th.
Robert C. Schenck.
Montgomery
1865-1866 1867-1868
40th.
Robert C. Schenck.
Montgomery
1869-1870
41st.
Robert C. Schenck.
Montgomery Butler.
1873-1874
43d.
John Quincy Smith.
Clinton.
1875-1876
44th.
John S. Savage
Clinton.
1877-1878
45th.
Mills Gardner.
Clinton.
1879-1880
46th.
John A. McMahon.
Montgomery
1881-1882
47th.
Henry L. Morey
Butler.
1883-1884
48th.
Robert Maynard Murray.
Miami.
1885-1886
49th.
James E. Campbell.
Butler.
1887-1888
50th.
E. S. Williams.
Miami. Miami.
1899-1890
51st.
E. S. Williams.
1891-1892
52d
George W. Houk
Montgomery
1893-1894
53d.
Paul J. Sorg
1895-1896
54th.
Paul J. Sorg.
Butler.
1897-1898
55th.
John L. Brenner.
Montgomery
1899-1900
56th.
John L. Brenner.
1901-1902
57th.
" Robert M. Nevin.
Montgomery Montgomery
1903-1904
58th.
Robert M. Nevin.
Montgomery
22d.
Joseph H. Crane
1835-1836
24th.
Joseph H. Crane.
1839-1840
26th.
Patrick G. Goode.
Robert C. Schenck.
1851-1852
32d
Hiram Bell .. :
Lewis D. Campbell.
Butler.
1859-1860
36th.
Clement L. Vallandingham.
39th.
Robert C. Schenck.
Montgomery
1871-1872
42d.
Lewis D. Campbell.
Miami. Miami.
1831-1832
16th.
Henry Bush.
1819-1820
Duncan McArthur.
Ross. Ross.
"George W. Houk.
Montgomery Butler.
30th.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Counties-Allen, Auglaize, Darke, Mercer and Shelby.
HARVEY C. GARBER, GREENVILLE, OHIO.
Harvey C. Garber was born July 16, 1865, at Hill Grove, Darke County, Ohio; educated in the Greenville public schools; entered the service of the Pennsyl- vania Railroad Company as telegraph operator; then became manager of the Western Union Telegraph Company.
Mr. Garber was elected to the Ohio General Assembly in 1889, in which body he was the youngest member and was re-elected in 1891. He was super- intendent of the Central Union Telephone Company for Ohio, and later was the Assistant General Solicitor for the same company, with offices in Chicago and Columbus. He was vice-chairman of the Democratic central committee in 1900, and chairman of the committee on permanent organization the following year. In 1902 he was nominated and elected to the Fifty-eighth Congress; was also chairman in this year of the Democratic executive committee. In 1904 Mr. Garber was renominated for Congress and re-elected chairman of the Democratic state executive committee. He has always resided in Greenville.
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THE BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF OHIO.
Representatives in Congress from Ohio.
MEMBERS FROM THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Years.
Congress.
Name:
County.
1813-1814
13th.
James Caldwell.
1815-1816
14th.
James Caldwell
1817-1818
15th.
Samuel Herrick.
1819-1820
16th.
Samuel Herrick
1821-1822
17th.
David Chambers
1823-1824
18th.
Joseph Vance ..
1825-1826
19th.
Joseph Vance.
1827-1828
20th.
Joseph Vance.
1829-1830
1617,
Joseph Vance.
1831-1832
22d.
Joseph Vance.
1833-1834
23d.
Thomas Corwin.
1835-1836
24th.
Thomas Corwin.
1837-1838
25th.
Thomas Corwin.
Warren. Warren. Warren.
1839-1840
26th.
Jeremiah Morrow
1841-1842
27th.
Jeremiah Morrow.
Warren.
1843-1844
28th.
Joseph Vance.
1845-1846
29th.
Joseph Vance.
1847-1848
30th.
Richard S. Canby.
1849-1850
31st.
Moses B. Corwin.
1851-1852
32d.
Benjamin Stanton.
1853-1854
33d.
Mathias H. Nichols.
1855-1856
34th.
Mathias H. Nichols
1857-1858
35th.
Mathias H. Nichols.
Allen.
1859-1860
36th.
William Allen.
Darke.
1861-1862
37th.
William Allen.
1863-1864
38th.
John F. Mckinney
1865-1866
39th.
William Lawrence.
1867-1868
40th.
William Lawrence ..
1869-1870
41st.
William Lawrence.
1871-1872
42d.
John F. Mckinney
1873-1874
43d
Lewis B. Gunkel.
1875-1876
44th.
John A. McMahon.
1877-1878
45th.
John A. McMahon.
1879-1880
46th.
J. Warren Keifer.
1881-1882
47th
Emanuel Schultz.
Montgomery Shelby. Darke.
1885-1886
49th.
1887-1888
50th.
S. S. Yoder
1889-1890
51st ..
S. S. Yoder.
1891-1892
52d.
M. M. Gantz.
1893-1894
53d.
Ferd. C. Layton
Auglaize.
1895-1896
54th.
Ferd. C. Layton.
Auglaize.
1897-1898
55th.
George A. Marshall.
Auglaize.
1899-1900
56th.
Robert B. Gordon.
Auglaize.
1901-1902
57th.
Robert B. Gordon
1903-1904
58th.
Harvey C. Garber.
Darke. Miami. Logan. Logan.
Logan. Miami.
Montgomery Montgomery Montgomery Clark.
1883-1884
48th
Benjamin LeFevre. . . Charles M. Anderson
Allen. Allen. Miami.
Auglaize. Darke.
Belmont. Belmont. Muskingum. Muskingum. Muskingum. Champaign. Champaign. Champaign. Champaign. Champaign. Warren. Warren.
Champaign. Champaign. Logan. Champaign. Logan. Allen. Allen.
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FIFTH DISTRICT.
Counties-Defiance, Henry, Paulding, Putnam, Van Wert and Williams.
JOHN S. SNOOK, PAULDING, OHIO.
John S.' Snook, Democratic Representative from this district, was born December 18, 1862, on a farm in Carryall Township, near Antwerp, Ohio; he is the son of William N. and Martha Snook; attended the Antwerp schools, from which he graduated in 1881; in the following year entered the Ohio Wesleyan University, at Delaware, Ohio, and attended the school for three years; on leav- ing college he took up the study of law under the instruction of Judge Wilson H. Snook, with whom he spent two years; he then entered the Law School of the Cincinnati College, from which he graduated in June, 1887; commenced the practice of law at Antwerp, moving to Paulding in 1890, at which place he now resides; in 1891 he was married to Edith May Wells, of Crawford County, Pa .; in 1900 was elected to represent the Fifth Ohio District in Congress, and was re-elected in 1902.
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Representatives in Congress from Ohio.
MEMBERS FROM THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
Years.
Congress.
Name.
County.
1813-1814
13th.
James Kilbourne.
1815-1816
14th
James Kilbourne.
1817-1818
15th.
Philemon Beecher.
1819-1820
16th.
Philemon Beecher.
Franklin. Franklin. Fairfield. Fairfield.
1821-1822
17th.
Joseph Vance.
Champaign.
1823-1824
18th.
John W. Campbell.
Adams
1825-1826
19th.
John W. Campbell
Adams.] Adams.
1829-1830
21st.
William Russell.
Adams.
1831-1832
22d :
William Russell.
Adame.
1833-1834
23d.
Thomas L. Hamer
Brown.,
1835-1836
24th.
Thomas L. Hamer.
Brown.
1837-1838
25th.
Thomas L. Hamer.
Brown. Clermont.]
1841-1842
27th.
William Doane.
Clermont. Lucas.
1845-1846
29th.
William Sawyer.
Mercer.
1847-1848
30th.
William Sawyer.
Mercer.
1849-1850
31st ..
Emery D. Potter.
Lucas.
1851-1852
32d
Alfred P. Edgerton.
Defiance. Defiance. Lucas.
1855-1856
34th.
Richard Mott.
1857-1858
35th.
Richard Mott.
Lucas.
1859-1860
36th.
James M. Ashley.
Lucas.
1861-1862
37th.
James M. Ashley ..
Lucas.
1863-1864
38th.
Francis C. LeBlond.
Mercer.
1865-1866
39th.
Francis C. LeBlond.
Mercer.
1867-1868
40th.
William Mungen
Hancock.
1869-1870
41st ..
William Mungen.
Hancock.
1871-1872
42d
Charles N. Lamison.
Allen.
1873-1874
43d.
Charles N. Lamison.
Allen.
1875-1876
44th.
Americus V. Rice.
Putnam.
1877-1878
45th.
Americus V. Rice.
Putnam.
1879-1880
46th.
Benjamin LeFevre. :
Shelby.
1881-1882
47th.
Benjamin LeFevre
Shelby.
1883-1884
48th.
George E. Seney
Seneca.
1885-1886
49th.
Benjamin LeFevre:
1887-1888
50th.
George E. Seney
1889-1890
51st .:
George E. Seney
1891-1892
52d
Ferd. C. Layton.
Auglaize. Henry.
1895-1896
54th.
Francis B. DeWitt.
Paulding.
1897-1898
55th.
David Meekison.
Henry.
1899-1900
56th.
David Meekison.
1901-1902
57th.
John S. Snook.
Henry. Paulding.
1903-1904
58th.
John S. Snook.
Paulding.
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1893-1894
53d.
Dennis D. Donovan.
Shelby. Seneca. Seneca.
1853-1854
33d
Alfred P. Edgerton.
1839-1840
26th.
William Doane.
1843-1844
28th.
Emery D. Potter.
1827-1828
20th.
William Russell
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SIXTH DISTRICT.
Counties-Brown, Clermont, Clinton, Greene, Highland and Warren.
CHARLES Q. HILDEBRANT, WILMINGTON, OHIO.
Charles Q. Hildebrant, Republican, of this district in the House of Repre- . sentatives, was born October 17, 1864; was educated in the public schools and was a short time at the Ohio State University; elected Clerk of Courts of Clinton County in 1890; re-elected in 1893, and again in 1896; elected a member of the 57th Congress in November, 1900, and to 58th in 1902; married Adda J. Hains, October 14, 1886, and have three children.
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Representatives in Congress from Ohio.
MEMBERS FROM THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
Years.
Congress.
Name.
County.
1813-1814
13th.
Rezin Beall.
David Clendenen.
1815-1816
14th.
David Clendenen ..
1817-1818
15th.
Peter Hitchcock:
1819-1820
16th.
John Sloan. :
1821-1822
17th.
John Sloan.
1825-1826
19th.
John Thompson.
[William Creighton, Jr.
1827-1828
20th.
Francis Muhlenburg
Pickaway.
1829-1830
21st.
William Creighton, Jr.
1831-1832
22d.
William Creighton, Jr.
1833-1834
23d.
Samuel F. Vinton
1835-1836
24th.
Samuel F. Vinton
1837-1838
25th.
Calvary Morris.
1839-1840
26th.
Calvary Morris.
1841-1842
27th.
Calvary Morris.
1843-1844
28th.
Henry St. John.
1845-1846
29th.
Henry St. John.
1847-1848
30th
Rudolphus Dickenson.
(Rudolphus Dickenson
1849-1850
31st.
Amos E. Wood
John Bell.
1851-1852
32d
Frederick W. Green.
1853-1854
33d.
Andrew Ellison
1855-1856
34th.
Jonas R. Emrie.
1857-1858
35th.
Joseph R. Cockerill
1859-1860
36th.
William Howard.
1861-1862
37th.
Chilton A. White.
1863-1864
38th.
Chilton A. White.
1865-1866
39th.
Reader W. Clark ...
1867-1868
40th.
Reader W. Clark.
1869-1870
41st
John A. Smith
1871-1872
42d :
John A. Smith .. :
1873-1874
43d
Isaac R. Sherwood.
1875-1876
4-1th.
Frank H. Hurd.
1877-1878
45th.
Jacob D. Cox.
1879-1880
46th.
William D. Hill.
1881-1882
47th.
James M. Ritchie
1883-1884
48th.
William D. Hill.
1885-1886
49th.
William D. Hill.
1887-1888
50th.
M. M. Boothman ..
1889-1890
51st
M. M. Boothman.
1891-1892
52d.
Denis D. Donovan.
1893-1894 1895-1896
54th.
George W. Hulick ..
1897-1898
55th.
Seth W. Brown.
1899-1900
56th.
Seth W. Brown.
1901-1902
57th.
Charles Q. Hildebrant :
1903-1904
58th.
Charles Q. Hildebrant.
Trumbull. Wayne. Trumbull. Trumbull. Geauga.
1823-1924
18th
Duncan McArthur.
Wayne. Wayne. Ross. Columbiana. Ross.
Ross. Ross. Gallia. Gallia. Athens.
Athens. Athens. Seneca. Seneca.
Sandusky. Sandusky. Sandusky.
Sandusky. Seneca.
Brown. Highland. Adams. Clermont. Brown. Brown.
Clermont. Clermont. Highland. Highland. Williams. Lucas. Lucas. Defiance. Lucas.
Defiance. Defiance.
Williams. Williams. Henry.
53d.
George W. Hulick.
Clermont. Clermont. Warren. Warren. Clinton. Clinton.
48-B. A.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Counties-Clark, Fayette, Madison, Miami and Pickaway.
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THOMAS B. KYLE, TROY, OHIO.
Thomas B. Kyle, Republican, of Troy, was born in Troy, Ohio, March 10, 1856, and has lived there all his life; is the son of Lieutenant Barton S. Kyle, of the 71st O. V. I., who was killed at the battle of Shiloh, August 6, 1862; was ad- mitted to the practice of law in June, 1884; was elected Prosecuting Attorney of Miami County, 1890, and again in 1893, serving two full terms; graduated in the public schools of Troy in 1873, and attended Dartmouth College, being a member of the class of 1881; was married at LeGrand, Iowa, December, 1883, to Lettie E. Benedict, and have two children. Member of the 57th and 58th Congresses.
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Representatives in Congress from Ohio.
MEMBERS FROM THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Years.
Congress.
Name.
County.
1823-1824
18th.
Samuel F. Vinton
1825-1826
19th.
Samuel F. Vinton.
1827-1828
20th. .
Samuel F. Vinton
1829-1830
21st.
Samuel F. Vinton ..
1831-1832
22d.
Samuel F. Vinton.
Gallia. Gallia. Gallia. Gallia. Gallia. Ross.
1833-1834
23d.
William Allen .
1835-1836
24th.
William Key Bond.
Ross.
1837-1838
25th.
William Key Rond.
Ross.
1839-1840
5th.
William Key Bond
Ross. Adams
1843-1844
28th.
Joseph J. McDowell
Highland.
1845-1846
29th.
Joseph J. McDowell
Highland. Brown. Clermont.
1849-1850
31st.
Jonathan D. Morris.
Clermont. Adams
1853-1854
33d
Aaron Harlan.
Greene.
1855-1856
34th.
Aaron Harlan.
Greene.
1857-1858
35th.
Aaron Harlan.
Greene.
1859-1860
36th.
Thomas Corwin. :
Warren.
1861-1862
37th.
Richard A. . Harrison.
Warren. Madison.
1863-1864
38th.
Samuel S. Cox .:
Franklin. Clark.
1867-1868
40th.
Samuel Shellabarger.
Clark.
1869-1870
41st
James J. Winans.
Greene. Clark.
1871-1872 1873-1874
43d.
Lawrence T. Neal.
Ross.
1875-1876
44th.
Lawrence T. Neal.
Ross.
1877-1878
45th.
Henry L. Dickey.
Highland.
1879-1830
46th.
Frank H. Hurd.
Lucas. Adams.
[Henry L. Morey.
Butler.
1883-1884
48th.
James E. Campbell ..
Butler:
1885-1886
49th.
George E. Seney.
Seneca.
1887-1888
50th.
James E. Campbell.
Butler. Butler.
1891-1892 1893-1894 1895-1896
53d.
George W. Wilson.
Madison.
1897-1898
55th.
Walter L. Weaver.
1899-1900
56th.
Walter L. Weaver.
1901-1902
57th.
Thoms B. Kyle .. :
Clark. Miami.
1903-1904
58th.
Thomas B. Kyle
Miami.
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27th.
William Russell.
/Thomas L. Hamer.
1847-1848
30th.
Jonathan D. Morris
1851-1852
32d
Nelson Barrare.
Thomas Corwin.
1865-1866
39th.
Samuel Shellabarger.
1881-1882
47th.
John P. Leedom. :
1889-1890
51st ..
Henry L. Morey.
52d.
William E. Haynes.
Sandusky.
54th.
George W. Wilson
Madison. Clark.
42d.
Samuel Shellabarger.
1841-1842
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Counties-Champaign, Delaware, Hancock, Hardin, Logan and Union.
WILLIAM R. WARNOCK, URBANA, OHIO.
William R. Warnock, Republican, of Urbana, is the son of Rev. David and Sarah Hitt Warnock; was born at Urbana, Ohio, August 29, 1838; by teaching and other employment he secured an education at the Ohio Wesleyan University, at Delaware, Ohio, where he graduated in July, 1861; he recruited a company and was commissioned as Captain and with his company was assigned to the 95th Reg- iment, O. V. I., in July, 1862; after one year's service he was made Major of the Regiment and for gallant and meritorious services at the battle of Nashville, Tenn., December 15 and 16, 1864, was breveted Lieutenant-Colonel and was de- tailed as Chief of Staff for the Eastern District of Mississippi, in which position he served until August, 1865, when he was mustered out of the service; during the three years and two months of his service he was never absent from his reg- iment, except on one short leave of twenty days, and participated in every march, skirmish and battle in which his regiment was engaged; at one time while mak- ing a charge with his regiment he had a horse killed under him and at another time was slightly wounded in the right ear; at the close of the war he returned to Urbana and resumed the study of law and was admitted to practice in May, 1866; in the fall of 1867 was elected Prosecuting Attorney of Champaign County, Ohio, and served two terms; in 1875 was elected to represent his district in the Senate of Ohio, and served in 1876-7; was elected Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in 1879, and re-elected in 1884, and served as such Judge from 1879-1889. when he returned to the practice of law; at the November election of 1900 he was elected to represent the Eighth Ohio District in the national Congress, and was re-elected in 1902; married to Kathryn Murray, August 20, 1868, and have three children.
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THE BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF OHIO.
Representatives in Congress from Ohio.
MEMBERS FROM THE EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Years.
Congress.
Name.
County.
1823-1824
18th.
William Wilson.
1825-1826
19th.
William Wilson ..
Licking. Licking.
1827-1828
20th.
William Wilson ..
Licking.
1829-1830
21st.
William Stanberry
Licking.
1831-1832
22d.
William Stanberry
Licking.
1833-1834
23d
Jeremiah McLene.
Franklin.
1835-1836
24th.
Jeremiah McLene
Franklin.
1837-1838
25th.
Joseph Ridgeway.
Franklin.
1833-1840
Joseph Ridgeway,
Franklin.
1841-1842
27th.
Joseph Ridgeway
Franklin. Pike.
1845-1846
29th.
Allen G. Thurman.
Ross.
1847-1848
30th.
John L. Taylor.
Ross.
1849-1850
31st.
John L. Taylor
Ross.
1851-1852
32d :
John L. Taylor.
Ross.
1853-1854
33d.
Moses B. Corwin.
Champaign.
1855-1856
34th.
Benjamin Stanton.
Logan.
1857-1858
35th
Benjamin Stanton.
Logan.
1859-1860
36th.
Benjamin Stanton.
Logan.
1861-1862
37th.
Samuel Shellabarger.
Clark. Richland.
1865-1866
James R. Hubbell.
Delaware.
1867-1868 1869-1870
41st.
John Beatty.
Morrow
1871-1872
42d.
John Beatty.
Morrow.
1873-1874
43d.
William Lawrence.
Logan.
1875-1876
44th.
William Lawrence ..
Logan.
1877-1878
45th.
J. Warren Keifer ..
Clark.
1879-1880
46th
Ebenezer B. Finley.
Crawford.
1881-1882
47th.
J. Warren Keifer.
Clark.
1883-1884
48th.
J. Warren Keifer.
Clark.
1885-1886
49th.
John Little.
Greene.
1887-1888
50th.
Robert P. Kennedy
Logan.
1889-1890
51st.
Robert P. Kennedy
Logan.
1891-1892
52d.
D. D. Hare.
Wyandot.
1893-1894 1895-1896
54th.
Luther M. Strong.
Wyandot.
1897-1898
55th.
Archibald Lybrand.
Delaware.
1899-1900
56th.
Archibald Lybrand.
Delaware.
1901-1902
57th.
William R. Warnock
Champaign.
1903-1904
58th.
William R. Warnock. .
Champaign.
1863-1864
38th.
William Johnson ..
39th. 40th.
Cornelius S. Hamilton
Union.
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53d.
Luther M. Strong
Wyandot.
1843-1844
28th.
John I. Van Meter
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NINTH DISTRICT.
Counties-Lucas, Fulton, Ottawa and Wood.
JAMES H. SOUTHARD, TOLEDO, OHIO.
James Harding Southard, Republican, of Toledo, was born on a farm in Washington Township, Lucas County, Ohio, January 20, 1851; is the son of Sam- uel and Charlotte Southard; Samuel Southard came to this country from Devon- shire, England, about 1833, and located in Lucas County, where he has since resided; Charlotte Southard came to Lucas County from central New York with · her parents at a later date. He attended Hopewell district school, Toledo public schools and studied at Adritn, Michigan, and Oberlin, Ohio, preparatory to enter Cornell University, where he graduated in 1874; began to study law in 1875, and was admitted to practice in 1877; in 1822 was appointed Assistant Prosecut- ing Attorney of Lucas County; afterwards was twice elected Prosecuting Attorney of said county and served in that office six years; was elected to the Fifty-fourth Fifty-fifth, Fifty-sixth, Fifty-seventh and Fifty-eighth Congresses and is renom- inated for the Fifty-ninth Congress.
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THE BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF OHIO.
Representatives in Congress from Ohio.
MEMBERS FROM THE NINTH DISTRICT.
Years.
Congress.
Name.
County.
1823-1824
18th.
Philemon Beecher.
1825-1826
19th.
Philemon Beecher.
1827-1828
20th.
Philemon Beecher.
1829-1830
21st.
William W. Irwin.
1831-1832
22d .
William W. Irwin.
1833-1834
23d.
John Chaney
1835-1836
24th.
Joh Chaney
1837-1838
250
John Chaney
1839-1840
26th.
William Medill
1841-1842
27th.
William Medill.
1845-1846
29th.
Augustus L. Perrill.
1847-1848
30th.
Thomas O. Edwards
1849-1850
31st.
Edson B. Olds.
1851-1852
32d.
Edson B. Olds.
1853-1854
33d.
Frederick W. Green.
1855-1856
34th.
Cooper K. Watson.
Seneca.
1857-1858
35th.
Lawrence. W. Hall.
Crawford.
1859-1860
36th.
John Carey ..
1861-1862
37th.
Warren P.
Noble.
1863-1864
38th.
Warren P. Noble.
1865-1866
39th.
Ralph P. Buckland.
1867-1868
40th.
Ralph P. Buckland.
Sandusky.
1869-1870
41st.
Edward F. Dickinson.
Sandusky. Seneca. Union.
1875-1876
44th.
Early F. Poppleton.
Delaware.
1877-1878
45th.
John S. Jones.
Delaware.
1879-1880
46th.
George L. Converse.
Franklin. Hardin.
1883-1884
48th.
James S. Robinson.
Hardin.
· 1885-1886
49th.
William C. Cooper.
Knox.
1887-1888
50th.
William C. Cooper.
Knox.
1889-1890
51st ..
William C. Cooper.
Knox.
1891-1892
52d :
Joseph H. Outhwaite.
1893-1894
53d.
Byron F. Ritchie.
1895-1896
54th.
James H. Southard.
Lucas.
1897-1898
55th.
James H. Southard ..
Lucas.
1899-1900
56th.
James H. Southard ...
Lucas.
1901-1902
57th.
James H. Southard.
Lucas.
1903-1904
58th
James H. Southard.
Lucas.
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