New Jersey as a colony and as a state, one of the original thirteen . spects a repre-sentative and influential citizen of that community. He is a member of the Ohio Valley Medical So-ciety, Haledon, N. J., Lodge No. 169, Free and Ac-cepted Masons, and Sardis Lodge No. 517, Knightsof Pythias (located at Sardis, O.). He was married, at New Matamoras, WashingtonCounty, O., in January, 1891, to Millie Thekla Ga-no, of Newport, Washington County, O., by whomhe has one child, Albert A. Lvdecker. GEORGE W. CONNOR, of LittleFalls, Passaic County, a well knownand successful manufacturer, was bomin New
New Jersey as a colony and as a state, one of the original thirteen . spects a repre-sentative and influential citizen of that community. He is a member of the Ohio Valley Medical So-ciety, Haledon, N. J., Lodge No. 169, Free and Ac-cepted Masons, and Sardis Lodge No. 517, Knightsof Pythias (located at Sardis, O.). He was married, at New Matamoras, WashingtonCounty, O., in January, 1891, to Millie Thekla Ga-no, of Newport, Washington County, O., by whomhe has one child, Albert A. Lvdecker. GEORGE W. CONNOR, of LittleFalls, Passaic County, a well knownand successful manufacturer, was bomin New York City, son of Patrick andMary Ann (Corbet) Connor received a public school education. Hehas been a resident of Little Falls since 1869. Hisbusiness interest is that of brick manufacturer, as headof the firm of Connor & Cuff, the works being inTotowa Borough. He is a member of the Royal Ar-canum, Little Falls Council No. 1195. He was married, November, 1893, ^o EmmaDuckstall. Children of this union: Mary Ella,Emma Elsie, Delphina, and HERMAN B. KESSE ONY AND AS A STATE 271 FRANCIS GIBSON is one of the most rep-resentative men of the business com-munity of Belleville, and enjoys a well-earned position as a public spirited andvaluable citizen. He was born in GreyAbbey,County Down, Ireland, September 6, 1848,son of James and Margaret (McQuaid) Gibson. In1882 he came to the United States, making his homein Belleville. Here he engaged in the boot and shoetrade, and in this enterprise he has enjoyed markedsuccess. His establishment is one of the most exten-sive in that portion of New Jersey. Mr. Gibson is a member of the Town Council otBelleville, having been elected to that position March10, 1903. In political affairs he is an active sup-porter of the Republican party. He is a member ofBelleville Council No. 108, F. and A. M., and SethBoyden Council No. 1,356, R. A. In 1870 he was married to Miss Sarah children of this union are Elizabeth, Ja
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