. History of Wayne, Pike and Monroe counties, Pennsylvania . ially con-structed, and the home of C. S. Cobb is one ofthe most sightly and picturesque places inNorthern Pennsylvania. He was married toLaura J., daughter of Moses and Elizabeth(Cobb) Swingle, December 10, 1846. Thechildren born to this union are as follows :John M. (deceased); Moses I., now residing inHillsdale County, Mich.; Amy A. (deceased); 776 WAYNE, PIKE AND MONROK COUNTIES, PENNSYLVANIA. Velma E. (deceased) ; Jessie L, wife of CharlesUban ; Polly A. (deceased) ; and Lucy, whoresides at home. Mr. Cobb is liberal in his relig
. History of Wayne, Pike and Monroe counties, Pennsylvania . ially con-structed, and the home of C. S. Cobb is one ofthe most sightly and picturesque places inNorthern Pennsylvania. He was married toLaura J., daughter of Moses and Elizabeth(Cobb) Swingle, December 10, 1846. Thechildren born to this union are as follows :John M. (deceased); Moses I., now residing inHillsdale County, Mich.; Amy A. (deceased); 776 WAYNE, PIKE AND MONROK COUNTIES, PENNSYLVANIA. Velma E. (deceased) ; Jessie L, wife of CharlesUban ; Polly A. (deceased) ; and Lucy, whoresides at home. Mr. Cobb is liberal in his religious views,but rather inclines to the faith of the discipL After his return from the College NaturalHistory Societys Scientific Expedition, in Sep-tember of that year, he was employed in hisfathers cotton-factory and store till November,1864, when he removed to Ledgedale, Pa., and He has been a liberal contributor to all church since then he has been the managing partner oforganizations in the neighborhood. the extensive business of tanning, merchandising,. LEttNIDAS WILLIAM MORSS. Leonidas William Mores, of Ledgedale,Wayne County, Pa., second son of BentonGilbert Morss and Caroline Amelia (Kirtland)Mores, was born at Red Falls, Greene County,N. Y., January 17, 1838. He was fitted for college at Davenport andPrattsville, N. Y., and at Gleudale, Mass., en-tered Williams College in 1856, and was grad-uated in 1860. farming and lumbering, which was establishedat that place by his father in the years 1849-50. He is a thorough-going business man, andunderstands what is being done about the tan-nery, in the store, and on the farm down to theminutest details. He was married, in October, 1866, to MinnieE. Morse, of Carbondale, Pa., and has had bythis marriage seven children, six of whom arcnow living:. WAYNE COUNTY. 777 A. J. ROLLISON. His grandparents, William Rollison and Su-sana Schoonover, were natives of New Jer-sey, where they were married and reared afamily, and at quite an earl
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