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Title: A genealogical and biographical record of Miami county, Ohio
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Lewis publishing company. [from old catalog]
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Publisher: Chicago, The Lewis publishing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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everything he couldget and left, leaving the other debts unpaid.It was then that Mr. Gray left his oldhome and started out to seek employmentelsewhere. Placing his family upon a raft,he made his way to Covington, Kentucky,liere he arried in September, 1851, hav-ing with him about one hundred and fiftydollars. Through his acquaintance with thelumber trade and lumber dealers, however,he. soon succeeded in obtaining temporaryemployment at measuring lumber on thewharves, and gradually he built up a busi-ness of selling shingles, for which he re-ceived a commission of fifty cents per thou-sand. One morning he conducted a largetransaction and returned home with twohundred dollars in his possession. Thisseemed to him a large sum, for in the mean-time he had passed through very troubledfinancial waters. Judiciously investing hismoney, he was concerned in various tradingtransactions until he had accumulated aboutone thousand dollars. He then once moreembarked in business for himself. In the

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FRANCIS GRAY. GEXEALOGICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 401 meantime he had more thoroughly preparedfor such a work by taking: a regular com-mercial course in a mercantile college inCincinnati. Again he became connectedwith the lumber trade, having a yard inCovington in partnership with a man whohad equal capital with Air. Gray. An ex-tensive lumber dealer, who was accjuaintedwith Mr. Gray and knew his circumstances,assured the firm that they could get all thelumber they wanted from him on credit,—a fact which shows his business standingand the confidence reposed in his ability andmtegrity. He had not in the interval paidoff his Pennsylvania debts, but never for amoment had the determination or desire todo so left him; and when it became possiblefor him to once more engage in business,it seemed that the day might come when hecould met his obligatins, and accordinglyhe returned to the East, where he arrangedwith his creditors to make payment, givingnotes with approved security. In 1859 j

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Image from page 6 of “Lehigh Alumni Bulletin 1920-1921 (volume 8, no. 9)” (1921)

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Title: Lehigh Alumni Bulletin 1920-1921 (volume 8, no. 9)
Year: 1921 (1920s)
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Subjects: Lehigh University–Alumni and alumnae
Publisher: Lehigh University. Alumni Association.
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COAL TIPPLE EQUIPMENT JEFFREY Material Handling Machinery. Catalogs on any of products shown aboveare virtually text books upon their res-pective subjects and will be sent free toLehigh Students and Alumni upon re-quest. The Jeffrey Mfg. Co. 830 N. Fourth Street, COLUMBUS, OHIO. John H. Flory, 01, Sales Mgr. Mining Dept. SHOEMMER-SJITERimTBRDGECO, FABRICATED STEEL FOR BRIDGES AND BUiLDJINQS LEWIS F. SHOEMAKER THOMAS C. SATTERTHWAIT PRESIDENT SEC. AND TREAS. JOS. H. FICHTHORN LEWIS D. RIGHTS, 93 CHIEF ENGR. CONTRACTING MGR. HOME OFFICE AND WORKS, POTTSTOWN, PA. NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA H. T. RIGHTS, 95, DESIGNING ENGR. E. J. RIGHTS, 95. ERECTION ENGR. A. K. HOHL, 11, CONTRACTING ENGR. Alumni Bulletin of Lehigh University

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TDIIPI/C TWIN SINGLE InUUIVo SIX SIX For over two decades the name Packard hasstood for all that Is best in car or truck. PACKARD MOTOR CO. OF PITTSBURGH Hartley Howard, Jr., Vice-President 92 WESTERN STRUCTURAL STEEL & TANK CO. INCORPORATED 1914 ENGINEERS AND MANUFACTURERSSTRUCTURAL STEEL, BOILERS, TANKS. ETC. CHARLES McGONIGLE.OI, PRES. OTHO POOLE, SECT. PORTLAND, OREGON. POOLE-DEAN COMPANY INCORPORATED 1911 STEEL CONTRACTORS ERECTORS OF BRIDGES AND BUILDINGS PORTLAND, OREGON OTHO POOLE. PRES. CHARLES McGONIGLE.OI, SECT. LEVERING & QARRIQUES CO. 552 W. 23d STREETBOSTON, MASS. NEW YORK HARTFORD, CONN. STEEL CONSTRUCTION DESIQNERS. MANUFACTURERS ERECTORS OF STEEL STRUCTURES , , r-Ann n. v o -a . L. L. (jADU, 94, Vice-President. ENGINEERS AND GENERAL CONTRACTORS R. F. GADU. 93, New Eng. Mgr. FOR INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS Alumni Bulletin of Lehigh University Clarence L. Harper Arthur Peck, 03 Harper & Turner INVESTMENT BANKERS SECURITIES FREE OF THEPEiNNSYLVANIA STATE TAX STOCK E

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