Biographical - Henton Monroe Dunn*ck b. 1854

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HENTON M. DUNNUCK (B. 1854)

(Reference to Permelia Ashbrook's age place this history as written in 1906. Therefore I assume it is from the following book: History of Pickaway County and Representative Citizens by Van Cleaf, Publ Biographical Publ Co., Chicago, 1906

I wonder if this is the complete transcription since in 1900 Henton wed his third wife and she is not mentioned. I think a second page might be missing from this transcription.

HENTON MONROE DUNNICK

Biographical Sketch
Source unknown --from hand written transcription

Henton Monroe DUNNICK

H.M. Dunnick, a fine type of gentleman farmer of old and cultural Ohio, owner of 215 acres of beautiful land in Walnut township and former sheriff of Pickaway County was born on the farm which still comprises his homestead on January 24, 1954. He is a son of Benjamin T. and Minerva Ashbrook Dunnick. His father was born, reared and educated in Walnut township and here became a prominent farmer. He died September 12, 1859. Our subjects mother was a daughter of William and Permelia Ashbrook, both natives of Virginia and is still living in East Ringgold age 87 years.

In Walnut township our subject developed into an intelligent and usful manhood, and in 1857 married for his first wife, Sarah Ann Brobst who died in 1882. By her he had three children, Iva who married Boyd Swope of Amanda township, Fairfield County and became the mother of two children, Kathleen and F. Dunnick; Oela C who married William C. Nothstine lives in Walnut township and is mother of a daughter Sarah Elizabeth; and John T. who married Alice Plummer of Columbus and is assistant business manager of the Colmbus Dispatch. In 1889 Mr. Dunnuck married Mary E. Hammel. Two children were born to this union David H. and Minerva. (end of page)

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He purchased his present home August 1896 and family occupied it in 1897. It was during the latter year that he concluded his four years service as sheriff of Pickaway County having been elected on the Democratic ticket.

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	HENTON M. DUNNUCK (B. 1854)

	(Reference to Permelia Ashbrook's age place this history as written in 1906. Therefore I assume it is from the following book: History of Pickaway County and Representative Citizens by Van Cleaf, Publ Biographical Publ Co., Chicago, 1906
	I wonder if this is the complete transcription since in 1900 Henton wed his third wife and she is not mentioned. I think a second page might be missing from this transcription.


	HENTON MONROE DUNNICK Biographical Sketch Source unknown --from hand written transcription Henton Monroe DUNNICK H.M. Dunnick, a fine type of gentleman farmer of old and cultural Ohio, owner of 215 acres of beautiful land in Walnut township and former sheriff of Pickaway County was born on the farm which still comprises his homestead on January 24, 1954. He is a son of Benjamin T. and Minerva Ashbrook Dunnick. His father was born, reared and educated in Walnut township and here became a prominent farmer. He died September 12, 1859. Our subjects mother was a daughter of William and Permelia Ashbrook, both natives of Virginia and is still living in East Ringgold age 87 years. In Walnut township our subject developed into an intelligent and usful manhood, and in 1857 married for his first wife, Sarah Ann Brobst who died in 1882. By her he had three children, Iva who married Boyd Swope of Amanda township, Fairfield County and became the mother of two children, Kathleen and F. Dunnick; Oela C who married William C. Nothstine lives in Walnut township and is mother of a daughter Sarah Elizabeth; and John T. who married Alice Plummer of Columbus and is assistant business manager of the Colmbus Dispatch. In 1889 Mr. Dunnuck married Mary E. Hammel. Two children were born to this union David H. and Minerva. (end of page) (written along edge of page) He purchased his present home August 1896 and family occupied it in 1897. It was during the latter year that he concluded his four years service as sheriff of Pickaway County having been elected on the Democratic ticket.