From the "Pioneer History of Camden Township"
MOSHER, LEWIS, lived in Dist. No. 4 in 1875. He was known as "Doc Mosher". He married a daughter of William W. Whitney.
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Lewis and Hannah E. (Whitney) Mosher natives of Ohio. Lewis followed the occupation of farming in Ohio and continued in that business in the county of Lorain until his death, which occurred on April 7, 1888. Hannah had passed away on March 15, 1886, aged fifty-one years and five months. Both lie buried in Lorain County, Ohio, as does their only son William J. Mosher, who died on October 17, 1880, being twenty-four years and nine months. Lewis Mosher was an honored citizen of Lorain County standing especially high in Masonic circles for many years. He was born in Perry Lake, County, Ohio on September 27, 1826 and his wife was born on October 16, 1835, in Camden Lorain County. In a quiet unpretentious manner they accomplished much good in their lives and the world was the better for their having lived.
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MOSHER, LEWIS, lived in Dist. No. 4 in 1875. He was known as "Doc Mosher". He married a daughter of William W. Whitney.
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Lewis and Hannah E. (Whitney) Mosher natives of Ohio. Lewis followed the occupation of farming in Ohio and continued in that business in the county of Lorain until his death, which occurred on April 7, 1888. Hannah had passed away on March 15, 1886, aged fifty-one years and five months. Both lie buried in Lorain County, Ohio, as does their only son William J. Mosher, who died on October 17, 1880, being twenty-four years and nine months. Lewis Mosher was an honored citizen of Lorain County standing especially high in Masonic circles for many years. He was born in Perry Lake, County, Ohio on September 27, 1826 and his wife was born on October 16, 1835, in Camden Lorain County. In a quiet unpretentious manner they accomplished much good in their lives and the world was the better for their having lived.
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From the "Pioneer History of Camden Township"
MOSHER, LEWIS, lived in Dist. No. 4 in 1875. He was known as "Doc Mosher". He married a daughter of William W. Whitney.
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Lewis and Hannah E. (Whitney) Mosher natives of Ohio. Lewis followed the occupation of farming in Ohio and continued in that business in the county of Lorain until his death, which occurred on April 7, 1888. Hannah had passed away on March 15, 1886, aged fifty-one years and five months. Both lie buried in Lorain County, Ohio, as does their only son William J. Mosher, who died on October 17, 1880, being twenty-four years and nine months. Lewis Mosher was an honored citizen of Lorain County standing especially high in Masonic circles for many years. He was born in Perry Lake, County, Ohio on September 27, 1826 and his wife was born on October 16, 1835, in Camden Lorain County. In a quiet unpretentious manner they accomplished much good in their lives and the world was the better for their having lived.
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MOSHER, LEWIS, lived in Dist. No. 4 in 1875. He was known as "Doc Mosher". He married a daughter of William W. Whitney.
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Lewis and Hannah E. (Whitney) Mosher natives of Ohio. Lewis followed the occupation of farming in Ohio and continued in that business in the county of Lorain until his death, which occurred on April 7, 1888. Hannah had passed away on March 15, 1886, aged fifty-one years and five months. Both lie buried in Lorain County, Ohio, as does their only son William J. Mosher, who died on October 17, 1880, being twenty-four years and nine months. Lewis Mosher was an honored citizen of Lorain County standing especially high in Masonic circles for many years. He was born in Perry Lake, County, Ohio on September 27, 1826 and his wife was born on October 16, 1835, in Camden Lorain County. In a quiet unpretentious manner they accomplished much good in their lives and the world was the better for their having lived.
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