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A Standard History of Williams County Ohio, Vol 2, Title Page

Biography of Jesse W. Beerbower

Jesse W. Beerbower’s life, woven into the fabric of Williams County since his birth on August 24, 1844, in Jefferson Township, offers a compelling narrative of dedication, hard work, and community engagement. Descending from a lineage enriched by the pioneering spirit of his grandparents and the agricultural legacy of his father, Jacob F. Beerbower, Jesse’s journey is emblematic of the transformative power of perseverance across generations. His transition from working on rented land to owning a successful farm in Pulaski Township illustrates a life of industrious endeavor and well-earned success. Alongside his contributions to local education and his steadfast political involvement, Beerbower’s story is a testament to the enduring values of honesty, diligence, and community service.

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A Standard History of Williams County Ohio, Vol 2, Title Page

Biography of Lewis T. Perkins

Lewis T. Perkins’ tenure as sheriff of Williams County since 1919 showcases his natural leadership and dedication to law enforcement, effectively deterring criminal activities within his jurisdiction. Born in Gratiot County, Michigan, on June 29, 1880, Perkins’ roots trace back to early settlers, embodying a legacy of hard work and community service through his family’s history. His journey from Michigan to Ohio and back, and eventually into the law enforcement sphere, reflects a narrative of self-reliance and commitment to public service. Alongside his professional achievements, Perkins maintains a strong connection to his family’s Masonic heritage, further enriching his role within the community.

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Centennial History vol 2 title page

Biography of Perry Peck

Perry Peck is the owner of one of the fine farms of Licking county, having one hundred acres of valuable land in Harrison township about three miles from Pataskala. Upon his place he has all modern equipment known to the model farm of the twentieth century and here he is extensively engaged in stock-raising, making a specialty of American Merino sheep, Jersey cows and Duroc Jersey Red hogs. His business interests, most carefully conducted, are proving to him a profitable source of revenue. Mr. Peck was born in Union township, this county, May 2, 1854. His paternal grandparents were Solomon

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