Re: TIER/ADAMS
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Re: TIER/ADAMS
Donald </UL> <LI><STRONG> C Holloway 10/01/03
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Caroline Tier b. 1857 in Ohio where? Both parents b. in New Jersey, John J. Tier and Maria (Comine) Tier. Figure they both died in Ohio. John is buried in GreenLawn Cemetery, Columbus. Caroline buried in Licking Co., Ohio Maria Tier buried ?? Caroline m Daniel Adams he died 1911.
Licking Co., OH
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Pataskala Cemetery
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Located:9545 Creek Road, Pataskala, OHPhone: (740) 927-8314
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Surnames Su-Va
Tier Henry D 17 apr 1859 7 oct 1880
Tier Henry D 1859 1880
Tier Margaret G 1855 1933
>>>Tier Mariah E 1835 1912
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Licking Co., OH
Pataskala Cemetery
Located:9545 Creek Road, Pataskala, OHPhone: (740) 927-8314
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Listing of 4560 burialshere
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Surnames Co to De
Could the "m" be copied as "n" in the following listings?
Conine Genevieve 1882 1967
Conine Guy M 1875 1945
Conine Jacob 50y 20 aug 1824
Conine Jacob G 9 nov 1808 14 dec 1876
Conine James S 14 sep 1854 26 nov 1880
Conine Mary 37y 11m 16d 16 sep 1850
Conine Nelson H 19 may 1839 6 may 1864
****Conine Polina 22 feb 1810 2 jul 1898
Conine Richard 68y 27d 29 jan 1879
Conine Richard 18 may 1779 5 jul 1867
Conine Sarah 9 jul 1783 7 oct 1875
>>Conine Sarah L 83y 11m 28 apr 1852
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DANIEL HENRY TAFT.
Daniel Henry Taft is the president of the Dunn-Taft Company. owning and controlling what has been termed the most reliable store in Columbus. A native son of the capital city, he was born March 23, 1850. The ancestral history is traced back to 1680 when Robert Taft settled at Uxbridge. Massachusetts. He had five sons, the second one. Robert Taft, being a direct ancestor of our subject, while the fourth son was a direct ancestor of President Taft. For more than two centuries, however, the family has been distinctly American in its lineal and collateral branches. Daniel Henry Taft. Sr., the father of our subject, was a native of Massachusetts and arrived in Columbus in 1840, in which year he established business on Broad and High streets, forming a partnership with D. W. Deshler, the father of William G. Deshler, well known in business circles of this city. For a short time they conducted a dry-goods business, after which the partnership was dissolved, Mr. Taft, however, continuing in business for a long period. About 1875, however, he retired from active connection with mercantile interests on account of his health and died the following year. The business, however. was conducted under his name by his sons for many years. He had an extended acquaintance and was a most highly respected man, his commercial integrity and undaunted enterprise constituting important features in his life record. He was quiet in manner, regular and exemplary in his habits and of becoming
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modesty, yet he exerted considerable influence from the fact that his friends-and they were many-learned to esteem him for his genuine worth, learning that his judgment was sound and his sagacity keen and far-sighted. He married >>>>>[Sarah E. Conine, a native of New Jersey and a representative of au old colonial family. Her mother was a cousin of the famous Commodore Lawrence. The death of Mrs. Sarah E. Taft occurred in 1894].
At the usual age Daniel Henry Taft was sent as a pupil to the public and high schools and afterward attended school to the age of sixteen years. He later went to work in his father's store, entering business life when eighteen years of age. As a salesman he became connected with the old and well known firm of J. D. Osborn & Company, dealers in dry goods and carpets, and was associated with them until the firm retired from business in 1882. In January of that year Mr. Taft entered the employ of Green, Joyce & Company as buyer and manager of the dress goods and silk department and for seven years thus represented that house. He was then offered a partnership in the firm of William G. Dunn & Company, the senior partner retiring, at which time the firm became Dunn-Taft & Company. Joseph H. Dunn died in June, 1905, and the business was then under the control of the surviving partners until February, 1908, when it was incorporated under the name of the Dunn-Taft Company with Mr. Taft as president and general manager. When he became connected with this business they occupied a single floor, hut now utilize the entire building, the business having increased steadily until it is now one of the most important commercial enterprises of the city. They have a most complete dry-goods store and the business management of the house is most thorough and methodical. There were twenty-five employes in 1889 and today there are over two hundred people. There are no sensational methods of advertising, for they regard satisfied patrons as their best advertisement and cater only to a, high-class trade, enjoying a reputation of absolute business integrity. Mr. Taft is also a director of the Columbus Malleable Casting Company and vice president of the Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Company.
In 1882 Mr. Taft was married to Miss Mary Ritson, of Columbus, why died in 1895, leaving a daughter Helen, who, is now a senior in Vassar College, and a son. Lawrence R., who is a sophomore of the Ohio State University. In 1897 Mr. Taft wedded Miss Martha B. Hill, of Summit county, Ohio.
In his social relations Mr. Taft is connected with the Columbus Country Club and the Ohio Club. He has taken considerable interest in Masonry, attaining the thirty-second degree of the Scottish Rite, and has been very active in the First Congregational church, serving as a member of its board of deacons and on its board of directors. He is likewise president of the board of control of the West Side Social Center, engaged in settlement work; is president of the Congregational Brotherhood of Columbus; and one of the board of directors of the National Congregational Brotherhood. For a number of years he has been active in the council which is the governing board of the Godman Guild. He is likewise a director of the Young Men's Christian Association and a director of Associated Charities, and thus in various lines he
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has taken an active and helpful part in the work for the relief of hard conditions of life for the unfortunate and for the development of the race in moral progress. He is active on the Board of Trade, one of its directors and its vice president. With him success has always been a matter secondary to principle. At all times he has enjoyed the respect of intelligent men, who recognize the fact that he is accomplishing his life work. neglectful of no duty or obligation to his fellowmen and at all tines using his talents for the uplifting of the race. The public work that he has done has been of a nature that has brought no pecuniary reward and yet has made extensive demand upon his time, his thought and his energies. Opportunities that others have passed by heedlessly he has improved to the betterment of the city and the state in many ways. Although extremely modest and unostentatious in manner. all who know him speak of him in terns of praise. In his life are the elements of greatness because of the use he has made of his powers and his opportunities. because his thought is not self-centered but was given to the mastery of life's problems and the fulfillment of his duty as a man in his relations to his fellowmen and as a citizen in his relations to his city, state and country.
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