Portrait and biographical record of Orange county, New York, Containing portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the countyTogether with biographies and portraits of all the presidents of the United States . r, whois a locomotive engineer on the Housatonic Rail-road; and Mrs. Anna Grier, of Middletown. InGreat Barrington, Mass., Mr. Wood married hissecond wife, who was Miss Sarah Kilmer, a na-tive of that place. Five children blessed theirunion, namely: Stella, wife of W. D. Harding,an electrician of New York; Charles, who is inbusiness with his father; J
Portrait and biographical record of Orange county, New York, Containing portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the countyTogether with biographies and portraits of all the presidents of the United States . r, whois a locomotive engineer on the Housatonic Rail-road; and Mrs. Anna Grier, of Middletown. InGreat Barrington, Mass., Mr. Wood married hissecond wife, who was Miss Sarah Kilmer, a na-tive of that place. Five children blessed theirunion, namely: Stella, wife of W. D. Harding,an electrician of New York; Charles, who is inbusiness with his father; John, who died at theage of fifteen months; Flora and Myrtle. is connected with the Methodist EpiscopalChurch and interested in its good works. SociallyMr. Wood is a demitted Mason, having been con-nected with Hoffman Lodge No. 412, F. & A. MIn politics he supports Republican principles. 30SEPH HAINEN, Mechanic on theDelaware Division of the Erie Railroad,makes his home in Port Jervis. He has hadeighteen years experience in railroading, for hebegan when he was a mere lad, and has thor-oughly acquainted himself with every detail ofthe work. Our subject was born in Sandusky,Ohio. February 24, 1863, and is a son of Samuel. CHARLES T. FORD. PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 1095 and Frances (Higgins) Hainen, the former anative of Belfast, Ireland, and the latter of Can-ada. For twenty-seven years the father was amachinist and foreman, being a resident of Mead-ville, Pa. In the latter place in 1877 youngHainen commenced ser\-ing an apprenticeship inthe .shops of the New York, &Ohio Railroad, then called the Atlantic & GreatWestern. He finished his trade on reaching hismajority, and then worked as a journeyman inthe same shops until April i, 1889. At that timehe was made foreman of a gang of men who wereengaged in erecting and repairing locomotives forthe Meadville Works. From that time until1892 he superintended .some twenty hands, andwas then offered a
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