Commemorative biographical record of the counties of Sandusky and Ottawa, Ohio . on Theological Seminary. Rev. Zim-merman began his ministr) in i 889, andwas married to Miss Mary Grove, of Find-lay, Ohio. Four children have been bornto them, namely: Ruth, Paul, Helen andKenneth. The younger son, George, isnow engaged in tilling his fathers farm,and promises to soon be one of the suc-cessful agriculturists of Sandusky county. Mr. Zimmerman is a prominent andconsistent member of the Green SpringM. E. Church, being a liberal contributorto all the Christian charities, and prac-ticing in his daily
Commemorative biographical record of the counties of Sandusky and Ottawa, Ohio . on Theological Seminary. Rev. Zim-merman began his ministr) in i 889, andwas married to Miss Mary Grove, of Find-lay, Ohio. Four children have been bornto them, namely: Ruth, Paul, Helen andKenneth. The younger son, George, isnow engaged in tilling his fathers farm,and promises to soon be one of the suc-cessful agriculturists of Sandusky county. Mr. Zimmerman is a prominent andconsistent member of the Green SpringM. E. Church, being a liberal contributorto all the Christian charities, and prac-ticing in his daily walk all he Zimmerman is no less known forher many virtues, being a life member ofof the Womens Foreign Missionary So-ciety of the M. E. Church, and a cheer-ful laborer in all Church work. AMBROSE KERNAHAN, deceas-ed. If character counts for aught,the subject of this sketch was awealthy man. His neighborslearned by experience, if they did not ac-quire the knowledge by intuition, that theword of Mr. Kernahan was worth its facevalue any time, that he never made a. AMIlRoSK M> COMMJCMOaATIVB DIOORAPUICAL liECOliD. 188 [iromise without fiiltilling it, unless cir-cumstances, impossible to control, aroseto prevent. This regard for his word,however, was not a hobby with Mr. Ker-nahan, nor was it the absorbing quality ofhis mind; it was only an index to themoral and mental soundness of the man. He came of Scotch-Irish stock, andwas born in Livinjjston county, N. Y.,July 19, 1S36, son of Alexander and Han-nah (Clapp) Kernahan. Alexander Ker-nahan was born in Ireland about i8cx5,ami when a young man emigrated to.\morica, settling first in Onondaga county,N. where he worked for eight dollarsper month, and subsequently moving toLivingston county, N. Y., whence, in came to Sandusky county, Ohio, wherehe bought land and spent the remainder ofhis years, dying in 1876. In politics hewas a Republican, and in religious beliefa Presbyterian. Strict in his
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