Identifier: historyofbeaverc01baus (find matches)
Title: History of Beaver County, Pennsylvania and its centennial celebration,
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Bausman, Joseph Henderson, 1854-
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Publisher: New York : The Knickerbocker Press
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
Digitizing Sponsor: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center

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n, and Thomas Nicholson, 1869; WilliamC. Shurlock, A. J. Bufhngton, and H. J. Vankirk, 1870; D. M.Leatherman, William A. Mickey, and William C. Shurlock, 1871. From 1872 to 1874 Beaver, Butler, and Washington countieswere united, sending four representatives: G. W. Fleeger,Joseph Lusk, D. M. Leatherman, and William A. Mickey, 1872;Samuel J. Cross, William S. Waldron, David McKee, andJonathan Allison, 1873; Samuel J. Cross, David McKee, A. L.Campbell, and Jonathan Allison, 1874. Since 1874 Beaver County has been independent and sendstwo representatives for two years: Joseph Graff and C. I. Wendt,1875-76; John Caughey and Gilbert L. Eberhart, 1877-78;John Caughey and Thomas Bradford, 1879-80; Ira F. Mansfieldand Edward Spencer, 1881-82; A. R. Thomson and J. E.McCabe, 1883-84; R. L. Sterling and W. H. Marshall, 1885-86;Hartford P. Brown and John F. Dravo, 1887-88, 1888-90;Richard R. Quay and R. L. Sterling, 1891-92; Ira F. Mansfieldand Jacob Weyand, 1893-94, 1895-96; Ira F. Mansfield and
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avi^7, \d^C/^^/ History of Beaver County 221 Andrew J. Lawrence, 1897-98; Simon Harrold and W. H.Bricker, 1899-1900; W. H. Bricker and T. L. Kennedy, 1900-01;Ira F. Mansfield and John T. Taylor, 1902-. It will be apparent from the length of the foregoing list ofthose whom Beaver County has honored with her suffrages, andwho have honored her in the high places of the State and thenation, that the number is too large for us to give biographicalnotices of all. Many are mentioned in other parts of thesevolumes, and for these we must refer the reader to the GeneralIndex. We shall limit ourselves here to brief sketches of ourUnited States Senators, and of such members of Congress andof the State Senate as are not elsewhere mentioned. UNITED STATES SENATORS Of these there have been, as previously stated, two from thecounty. A sketch of the first one, Abner Lacock, will be foundin the chapter on the legal history of the county. Hon. Matthew Stanley Quay, the second from Beaver Countyto fill t

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