. History of the First Presbyterian Church of Bellefontaine, Ohio, and addresses delivered at the celebration of the thirty-fifth anniversary of the pastorate of the Reverend George L. Kalb, . and Thomas Oscar, of Huntington, Indiana GEORGE A. HENRY. George A. Henry, son of Joel and Patience (Easton) Henry was born August 9, 1837, inJefferson township, thiscounty. Married October 22,1863, Emily, daughter ofJoshua and Sarah (Nelson)Robb. Mr. Henry united withthe church September 2,1861, and was elected anelder July 28, 1872. He is afarmer and resides aboutfive miles northeast of Belle-fonta
. History of the First Presbyterian Church of Bellefontaine, Ohio, and addresses delivered at the celebration of the thirty-fifth anniversary of the pastorate of the Reverend George L. Kalb, . and Thomas Oscar, of Huntington, Indiana GEORGE A. HENRY. George A. Henry, son of Joel and Patience (Easton) Henry was born August 9, 1837, inJefferson township, thiscounty. Married October 22,1863, Emily, daughter ofJoshua and Sarah (Nelson)Robb. Mr. Henry united withthe church September 2,1861, and was elected anelder July 28, 1872. He is afarmer and resides aboutfive miles northeast of Belle-fontaine. Children: — lola Pati-ence, born February 14,1866; Sarah Eva, born June30, 1869. George Henry, grand-father of above, was born inRapidan, Virginia, and haschildren, Joel, William, ofthis county, and Nancy who married Rev. George McColloch. ti {• JOHN QUINCY ADAMS CAMPBELL. J. Q. A. Campbell, son of Charles Fenelon and Harriet Essing-ton (Kephart) Campbell, was born September 28, 1838, in Ripley,Ohio. He was educated at Ripley. His father, a college graduateand life-long student, assisted him materially. He learned theprinters trade and became a partner of his father, who publish-. GEORGE A. HENRY. 64 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HISTORV. ed the Ripley Bee. In January, 1865, Mr. Campbell moved toBeliefontaine, purchasing the Beliefontaine Republican, which hehas continued to publish ever since. Mr. Campbell has been ver}- active in all the affairs of thetown and county, but nota candidate for any was selected as Presi-dential Elector in 1880,when President Garfieldwas selected. Has beentrustee of our WaterWorks. Mr. Campbell servedduring the Civil War inthe Fifth Iowa VolunteerInfantry, ard in theFifth Iowa VolunteerCavalry, three and one-half years. He unitedwith the Second Presby-terian church in Ripleywhen seventeen years ofage and his membershipwas transferred to theFirst Presbyterian churchof Bellefontaine underDr. Kalbs pastorate, in 1865, 28, 1872. Mr. Campbell
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