. History of Randolph County, Indiana with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers : to which are appended maps of its several townships. 1852, and is??16 SOB of Elisha and Jane Berry, Tfboaro natives and iife-long residents of?tiat county. His father was bom Feb-ruary 24, and his mother March 1,1824. They are the parents of foursons and four daughters, all of theirchildren now surviving except two. Berry haa now retired from ac-tive business to the village of Versailles,of the siime county, but in his life hasbeen prominently identified with
. History of Randolph County, Indiana with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers : to which are appended maps of its several townships. 1852, and is??16 SOB of Elisha and Jane Berry, Tfboaro natives and iife-long residents of?tiat county. His father was bom Feb-ruary 24, and his mother March 1,1824. They are the parents of foursons and four daughters, all of theirchildren now surviving except two. Berry haa now retired from ac-tive business to the village of Versailles,of the siime county, but in his life hasbeen prominently identified with theagricultural and mercantile interests ofDarke County. He bears a high repuiation among his fellow-citizens, andduring the past eight years has occupiedthe honorable and responsible office ofCounty Oommisaioner in Darke County,and has discharged the duties of thatposition to the satisfaction of hie con-stituentK. John S., the subject of thissketch, attended the common schools ofhis native county, includng the publicscliool at Versailles, Ohio, and the highschool at Greenville, Ohio. In 1872,he began teaching school, and was thu?eigBged for eighteen months. In ^^ .X) spring of 1873, he began the study ofmedicine under the instruction of hisbrother-in-iaw, Dr. J. E. Proctor, ofVersailles, Ohio, and spent the winterof 1875 and 1876 in attending lecturesat the Ohio Medical College, the spring of 1876, he entered uponthe practice of his profession at Spar-tansburg, Randolph Co., Ind., where hestill continues to reside. Fortunately,he located in a place ready for a compe-tent representative of the medical pro-fession, ai<d was introduced almost im-mediately into an extensive practice,which, in the meantime, he has greatlyenlarged by his prompt and faithful at-rondance upon his patients, his skilland his successful treatment of their ills,&? well by his genial presence andguutlomauly deportment. He has gainedthe confidence of his patients, and, al-tiiough
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