History and directory of Newton and Ransom townships, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania; . sevenchildren were born ? Ethan A., born March 27,1863 and died Oct. 18, 1887. Frank D., bornSept. 7, 1866 and died June 26, 1874. MmnieE., born Feb. 17, 1868 and was married , 1894 to J. Edward Ward of Bald Mount,wiuie E., born Jan. 28, 1870. Louisa May,born Aug. 24, 1872 and is living at home. Sheattended Scranton Business College taking acourse in stenography and typewriting. Charlie I., born Sept. 24, 1874 and is a motorman onthe Scranton Electric Railway. Daniel W.,born Oct. 9, 1878, married Mis
History and directory of Newton and Ransom townships, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania; . sevenchildren were born ? Ethan A., born March 27,1863 and died Oct. 18, 1887. Frank D., bornSept. 7, 1866 and died June 26, 1874. MmnieE., born Feb. 17, 1868 and was married , 1894 to J. Edward Ward of Bald Mount,wiuie E., born Jan. 28, 1870. Louisa May,born Aug. 24, 1872 and is living at home. Sheattended Scranton Business College taking acourse in stenography and typewriting. Charlie I., born Sept. 24, 1874 and is a motorman onthe Scranton Electric Railway. Daniel W.,born Oct. 9, 1878, married Miss Mable Guinipp,Dec. 24, 1907, and is living in Cambridge, Mass. .He has been principal of several schools, andfor the last three years Superintendent ofSchools in Augusta, Me. Joseph LaRue was the father of Daniel the grandfather of Willie E. He marriedMary Miller. To them were born eleven chil-dren:—Morgan, who died in the army, Mat-thew, Mary, Joseph, Miller, Caroline, Anna,William, Jane, Erastus and Daniel. None ofthem are living. > The LaRues are of French MRS. ABIGAIL, LaRUE SAMUEL LASHER Mr. Lasher, born in Falls township, Wyom-ing county, June 23, 1867. He is a sou ofArnold and Margaret (VanWye) Lasher, anda grandson of Peter Lasher. Mr. Lasher Avas born and reared on a received a common school education at thePost Hill and Falls schools. He lived with hisparents until nearly twenty-one yeare of age,then he hired out to Jolui Kresge of Newton foreight months. In 1889 he was employed atthe Ransom Plome as teamster, working underJacob Place, who was superintendent at that HISTORY OF NEWTOiN TOWNSHIP 137 time. Plere he worked four years. May 6,1893, Mr. Lasher was employed as keeper at theHillside Home, where he worked mitil March1, 1900. For the next six years he worked atfarming. Sept. 24, 1906, he returned to theHjllside Honie, working as night watchman un-til April 1, 1912, when he was promoted tofarm foreman. Arnold Lasher, born June 28, 1
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