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Warren County, Ohio

Albert Keever

born 1849 · documented in 1 county history

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Born 1849

From The history of Warren County, Ohio .. (1882)

As printed in 1882

ALBERT KEEVER, farmer; P. O. Lebanon; was born in Turtle Creekt Township Warren Co., Ohio, Dec. 28, 1849; his father, Milton Keever, was an early settler of Warren, where he followed farming very successfully until his death, m 1869, at that time owning 408 acres of land, which he had acquired by his own industry, aided by the frugality of his wife, Lvdia (Murphy) Keever; his son, our subject, has chosen farming for his life occupation and promises to soon reach the degree of excellence in it that his father occupied before him; he now owns 96 acres of good arable land, worth fully $100 per acre. He was married, Oct. 8, 1872, to Ella Snook, daughter of E. K. Snook-

L UmZWT bom foUr Children’ Yiz” George Raymond, Lesley, Flora i TvMr\KeT.1S a Republican in politics, and, for four years, served as School Director of his district.

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June 15 1 850! i G-' Physician, Lebanon, was born in Ban Alsace June 15, 1850. and came to America in 1867, landing in New York, where he ne cit; ieCity l fill

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As printed in The history of Warren County, Ohio .. (1882). See the original pages. Wording is the original; obvious scanning errors have been corrected, and a few may remain.

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