. Portrait and biographical album of Isabella County, Mich . mained for about 12 years, following histrade of wagon-making. While in Cleveland, attended the public schools, and fronr thatplace accompanied her father to Columbus, andthence to Delaware County, same State, vifhere sheremained until her marriage. Mr. and Mrs. B. are the parents of six children :Orion L., born Oct. 15, 18615; Elmer E., born March26, 1867, died Jan. 19, 1874; Ernest E., born , 1869; Theron D., born May 28, 1872; R. Idella,born Sept. 28, 1873; Gracie M., born Oct. 26, 1875. Politically, Mr. B. is an
. Portrait and biographical album of Isabella County, Mich . mained for about 12 years, following histrade of wagon-making. While in Cleveland, attended the public schools, and fronr thatplace accompanied her father to Columbus, andthence to Delaware County, same State, vifhere sheremained until her marriage. Mr. and Mrs. B. are the parents of six children :Orion L., born Oct. 15, 18615; Elmer E., born March26, 1867, died Jan. 19, 1874; Ernest E., born , 1869; Theron D., born May 28, 1872; R. Idella,born Sept. 28, 1873; Gracie M., born Oct. 26, 1875. Politically, Mr. B. is an adherent to and believerin the principles of the Republican party, and hasheld the minor offices of his township. ^L.,dison S. Hipkins, druggist at Blanchard, isj^^^ a son of Joshua and Elizabeth (Loup) The it Hipkins, natives of Pennsylvania. ^^. father was born March 14, 1811, was a drug-gist by occupation, and died in 1867, in Gilboa,Ohio. The mother was born Oct. 25, 1825, and is yet living at Gilboa. I € -^^^—^tN^^d a ^ iiDf->-T^—^sij^^n #^^. ^^JfyyM^AAjtA ^^mJ^ m^^ -^v4: e ?? :a^ ^ ISABELLA COUNTY. The subject of this sketch was born at Gilboa, Put-nam Co., Ohio, April r4, 185 i, and remained at homeuntil 16 years of age, when he became a drug 187 I he entered the pharmacy institution at 45,Bleeker Street, Utica, where he remained until to Gilboa, he entered the drug establish-ment of McClure & Mathias. Mr. Mc Clure subse-quently bought his partners interest, and after a timehe sold to Harmans & Son. A short time after thislast change, Mr. Hipkins went to Bairdstown, WoodCounty, and bought a stock of drugs of Cattor two years there, he sold to one Getman, andcame to Michigan. He clerked for George Finch fora while, and in 1881 came to Blanchard, where hehas since conducted a profitable business. Nov. 7, 1877, he was joined in wedlock with MissAnna Phillips, daughter of Miles and Sarah (Redson)Phillips. She was born Jan. 7, 1855
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