A blacksmith, his first contract was for all the iron work on nine locks and two aqueducts on the Union Canal. In 1852, he went to California where he remained for two years at mining gold. Upon his return from the Pacific Coast, he lived in Lebanon and had a lumber business named Reinoehl and Meily. Active in local politics.
A blacksmith, his first contract was for all the iron work on nine locks and two aqueducts on the Union Canal. In 1852, he went to California where he remained for two years at mining gold. Upon his return from the Pacific Coast, he lived in Lebanon and had a lumber business named Reinoehl and Meily. Active in local politics.
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