From the Biographical Record of the Counties of Huron and Lorain, Ohio. Chicago, J.H. Beers & Co. 1894 (pg 305-306)
" ALLEN T. ASHLEY, grandson of James Ashley, was born April 2, 1829, the eighth in the family of twelve children born to Leonard and Sally (McDougal) Ashley.
Allen T. Ashley was born in Greenfield township, Huron county. He received a primary education in the district school, and worked on the home farm until 1864, when he established his home on the farm where he now resides. On May 1, 18G6, he married Clara T. Warner, who was born January 29, 1844, in Medina county, Ohio, daughter of M. B. and Sally (Dimmick) Warner. To this marriage were born three children, namely: Georgia May, Mrs. A. T. Shaffer, of Plymouth, Ohio; Dessie C, and Thad W. Politically a Republican, Mr. Ashley has only taken a citizen's interest in the great party battles. The township offices which he has tilled are not strictly political offices, the man, rather than the party, being sought by the municipal body. He is a practical and successful farmer, standing high in the community, and he and his family are held in very high esteem. "
" ALLEN T. ASHLEY, grandson of James Ashley, was born April 2, 1829, the eighth in the family of twelve children born to Leonard and Sally (McDougal) Ashley.
Allen T. Ashley was born in Greenfield township, Huron county. He received a primary education in the district school, and worked on the home farm until 1864, when he established his home on the farm where he now resides. On May 1, 18G6, he married Clara T. Warner, who was born January 29, 1844, in Medina county, Ohio, daughter of M. B. and Sally (Dimmick) Warner. To this marriage were born three children, namely: Georgia May, Mrs. A. T. Shaffer, of Plymouth, Ohio; Dessie C, and Thad W. Politically a Republican, Mr. Ashley has only taken a citizen's interest in the great party battles. The township offices which he has tilled are not strictly political offices, the man, rather than the party, being sought by the municipal body. He is a practical and successful farmer, standing high in the community, and he and his family are held in very high esteem. "
From the Biographical Record of the Counties of Huron and Lorain, Ohio. Chicago, J.H. Beers & Co. 1894 (pg 305-306)
" ALLEN T. ASHLEY, grandson of James Ashley, was born April 2, 1829, the eighth in the family of twelve children born to Leonard and Sally (McDougal) Ashley.
Allen T. Ashley was born in Greenfield township, Huron county. He received a primary education in the district school, and worked on the home farm until 1864, when he established his home on the farm where he now resides. On May 1, 18G6, he married Clara T. Warner, who was born January 29, 1844, in Medina county, Ohio, daughter of M. B. and Sally (Dimmick) Warner. To this marriage were born three children, namely: Georgia May, Mrs. A. T. Shaffer, of Plymouth, Ohio; Dessie C, and Thad W. Politically a Republican, Mr. Ashley has only taken a citizen's interest in the great party battles. The township offices which he has tilled are not strictly political offices, the man, rather than the party, being sought by the municipal body. He is a practical and successful farmer, standing high in the community, and he and his family are held in very high esteem. "
" ALLEN T. ASHLEY, grandson of James Ashley, was born April 2, 1829, the eighth in the family of twelve children born to Leonard and Sally (McDougal) Ashley.
Allen T. Ashley was born in Greenfield township, Huron county. He received a primary education in the district school, and worked on the home farm until 1864, when he established his home on the farm where he now resides. On May 1, 18G6, he married Clara T. Warner, who was born January 29, 1844, in Medina county, Ohio, daughter of M. B. and Sally (Dimmick) Warner. To this marriage were born three children, namely: Georgia May, Mrs. A. T. Shaffer, of Plymouth, Ohio; Dessie C, and Thad W. Politically a Republican, Mr. Ashley has only taken a citizen's interest in the great party battles. The township offices which he has tilled are not strictly political offices, the man, rather than the party, being sought by the municipal body. He is a practical and successful farmer, standing high in the community, and he and his family are held in very high esteem. "
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