History of Reno County, Kansas; its people, industries and institutions . is immediate neighbors, but upon the common life of the entirecommunity in this section of the state. An honored veteran of the CivilWar. an industrix)us and progressive farmer and an earnest citizen, everdevoted t<j the advancement of all movements and measures designed toimpnne conditions hereabout, Mr. Schoonover did well his part in in this county and left a good memory. His widow, who still survives,was a most valuable and competent helpmeet to her husband and also proveda fine force for good during th
History of Reno County, Kansas; its people, industries and institutions . is immediate neighbors, but upon the common life of the entirecommunity in this section of the state. An honored veteran of the CivilWar. an industrix)us and progressive farmer and an earnest citizen, everdevoted t<j the advancement of all movements and measures designed toimpnne conditions hereabout, Mr. Schoonover did well his part in in this county and left a good memory. His widow, who still survives,was a most valuable and competent helpmeet to her husband and also proveda fine force for good during the days of the development of proper socialand civic conditions in this now and prosperous community. John U. Schoonover was born at Kenton, Hardin county, Ohio, March15. 1844. son of Jacob and Lucy (Walter) Schoonover, both natives ofNew York state, who settled at Kenton, where Jacob Schoonover wasengaged as a carpenter the rest of his life, his death occurring in the earlyfifties. For thirtv-five vears he had been a deacon in the Presbvterian church,.
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