Commemorative biographical record of the counties of Sandusky and Ottawa, Ohio . sketch of whom precedes this. The subject of this sketch was rearedon a farm, during this time receiving acommon-school education, which wasafterward supplemented bj a two-yearscourse at Oberlin College. About thistime he made his choice of a companionwho was to share with him the joysand sorrows that might await him, andon March 27, 1859, he wedded MissLaura Lockwood, also a native of thecounty, born May 20, 1840, and a daugh-ter of Edward J. and Lydia (Ramsdell)Lockwood, a sketch of whom young couple
Commemorative biographical record of the counties of Sandusky and Ottawa, Ohio . sketch of whom precedes this. The subject of this sketch was rearedon a farm, during this time receiving acommon-school education, which wasafterward supplemented bj a two-yearscourse at Oberlin College. About thistime he made his choice of a companionwho was to share with him the joysand sorrows that might await him, andon March 27, 1859, he wedded MissLaura Lockwood, also a native of thecounty, born May 20, 1840, and a daugh-ter of Edward J. and Lydia (Ramsdell)Lockwood, a sketch of whom young couple started out on lifesjourney full of hope and with bright pros-pects of success, which time has shown tohave been fully realized. To this unionhave come four children—one son andthree daughters—to wit: (i) Arthur A.,born February 23, i860, married to Jen-nie Latimore, and they are now the par-ents of two children—Edward L., bornFebruary 8, 1888, and Mary Gertrude,born January 25, 1895. (2) Mary E.,born August 6, 1862, and married to Esch, of Cleveland, Ohio. (3). Thr^ COMMEMORATIVE BIOORAFUICAL RECORD. 71 Josephine, born March 17, 1864, mar-ried to Dr. K. L. Waters, of lilniore,Ohio. (4) Lydia, born October 17, 1S75,still livinj; with her parents. Mr. Kelly has always been engagedin agricultural pursuits, including dealingin live stock, and besides general farminghe has engageii extensively in the cultureof fruit, an industry for which the Penin-sula, on which his farm is located, hasbecome noted. He is energetic and pub-lic^pirited, and has held many positionsof local trust. Always identified witheducational interests of Port Clinton, heserved as a member of the Board of Edu-cation for over seventeen years, and forten years was its president. He was like-wise several times elected a member ofthe council, which incumbency he filledwith ability. In 1890 he held the posi-tion of receiver for the Lakeside & Mar-blehead railroad, having been appointedby the court pend
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