The biographical annals of Ohio, A handbook of the government and institutions of the state of Ohio . ooesisively the office of Chief Clerk in the Secretary ofStaters office, Secretairy of State and Adjutant General of Ohio; was chair-nuan of the Eiepublican; State Executive Ciommittee during the nationalcampaign of 1876, and in that year was chosen as the Ohioi me^mbieo: of theEepublican Nationial Committee; was appointed by Presiident Grant, in1877, as United States Pension Agent for Ohio, anjd reappointed to thepiosition by Preisidentis Hayes amd Arthur. Shoirtly after his retirement in1885
The biographical annals of Ohio, A handbook of the government and institutions of the state of Ohio . ooesisively the office of Chief Clerk in the Secretary ofStaters office, Secretairy of State and Adjutant General of Ohio; was chair-nuan of the Eiepublican; State Executive Ciommittee during the nationalcampaign of 1876, and in that year was chosen as the Ohioi me^mbieo: of theEepublican Nationial Committee; was appointed by Presiident Grant, in1877, as United States Pension Agent for Ohio, anjd reappointed to thepiosition by Preisidentis Hayes amd Arthur. Shoirtly after his retirement in1885, he was appointed reoeiver, by the United States Court, for TheClevelamd & Miarletta Railroaid, and after its sale and reorganization, be-came president and general manager of the road, and ciomtinued as suchuntil 1893, when it becamie a part of the Pennsylvania system. In April, 1896, he was appointed by Governor Bushnell as a mem-ber of the Ohio Canal Commission, and reappointed by Governor Nash in1900, retaining the position up to the time of his death. THE COMMISSIONER OF COMMON HON. LEWIS D. BONEBEAKE, the stete lA^Timiissioiiei-ol commioin s/ciboiols is a p-roiduct of ilhe Ohiio public school sys-tem^ and foir OY^er twenty yean^s has beein acitively engiaged in educia-tionial woTk. He wais born in Westeryille^ Franklin conoty, Ohio, Angnst 23,1859. His faitheT, Rev. Dianieil BonebTake, was bioffn in Preble connty, Ohio,and is still living at the a,ge of 74 years. A greait-girandfather serrved inthe Revolutioiniairy war and with his hroithers served under Wiashington inand aronnd Twoi of his great-uncles were scouts underGeneral Harrison in the war of 1812, and three: others sensed as soldiers insiaid war. Mr. Bonebrakes mother—Hester Ann—wais the youngest daugh-ter of Capitain John Bishop, who with his family oame toi Franklin countyin 1818 from Duchess oonnty, New York. Her father served in the war of1812, and five oi his fathers f
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