. Ohio, the future great state, her manufacturers, and a history of her commercial cities, Cincinnati and Cleveland. C^f^o^. Si X^t^x^y%U^~ ARY TIL! ?l0NS CHARLES F. GUNCKEL. The subject of this sketch is the son of Philip Gunckel, Jr., and the grandson ofPhilip Gunckel, who came to this State from Pennsylvania in the latter part of the lastcentury, his grandfather being extensively engaged in the milling business, and for manyyears associate Judge; a man of considerable means and influence in the place of hisabode, and his name is well known to many in our midst even to-day, it having beenhan
. Ohio, the future great state, her manufacturers, and a history of her commercial cities, Cincinnati and Cleveland. C^f^o^. Si X^t^x^y%U^~ ARY TIL! ?l0NS CHARLES F. GUNCKEL. The subject of this sketch is the son of Philip Gunckel, Jr., and the grandson ofPhilip Gunckel, who came to this State from Pennsylvania in the latter part of the lastcentury, his grandfather being extensively engaged in the milling business, and for manyyears associate Judge; a man of considerable means and influence in the place of hisabode, and his name is well known to many in our midst even to-day, it having beenhanded down, and the reputation of the family preserved, by his descendants. Mr. Charles F. Gunckel was born in Germantown, Montgomery County, Ohio,January 4, 1837, and continued his residence there till 1858. When he had arrived atthe proper age he commenced his education at Spencers Academy, at which place hereceived an ordinary academical education. In 1859 he removed to Middletown, wherehe studied law and was admitted to the bar in 1862. From that time he has been suc-cessful in all pursuits of life, and amo
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