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Title: A twentieth century history of Trumbull County, Ohio; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people, and its principal interests
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Upton, Harriet Taylor Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago (Ill.), pub
Subjects: Trumbull County (Ohio) -- History Trumbull County (Ohio) -- Biography
Publisher: Chicago : The Lewis Publishing Company
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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ilfor some eight years. In his outside business and financial relations he isa director of the Union Xational Bank of Warren. Ohio. On July 20, 1SST. Judge Gilbert married Miss Agnes B. Biggar,daughter of George and Anna Biggar. His wife is a native of Canada.born February 26, 1861, and completed a thorough education by takinga four years course in Lake Erie Seminary. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert are theparents of one son, David Alva Gilbert, a promising youth in his twentiethyear. W. George Lane, sales manager of the Economy Electric Company,of Warren, was born in Yorkshire, England, on the 16th day of November,1861. He was reared and educated in his native shire, attending the gram-mar school of which the well-known educator. Dr. Jackson, was principal,and also Kings College, London. Mr. Lane commenced his business training in early youth, and afterengaging in various lines as an employe drifted into newspaper work. In1887 he came to the United States, spending the succeeding seven years in
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HISTOKY OF TRUMBULL COUNTY 55 Philadelphia and Chicago. In 1894 he became a resident of Warren, andwas in the service successively of the old rolling mill company and theTrumbull Specialty Company. In 1901 he became identified with thePeerless Electric Company, first taking charge of the pay-roll of the estab-lishment, his services earning him a steady advancement until, in WOT. hewas appointed to his present position as sales manager of the Economy Elec-tric Company. In 1900 Mr. Lane was married to Miss Alverna Hudson, a native ofWest Farmington, Trumbull county, Ohio, and the child of this union isGeorge Cooke Lane. Mr. Lane is a prominent member of the Episcopalchurch, having had a long official connection with its local work, which in-cludes service as superintendeni of its Sunday-school and lay reader since1895. His connection with the fraternities makes him a director of theBrotherhood .if St. Andrew. Andrew Morford. one of the pioneer farmers of Kinsman township,who died Januar

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