~ JONATHAN YOUNG SCAMMON ~ age 77
First Swedenborgian in Chicago
Vocation: Attorney & Counsellor at Law, Deputy, Circuit Court Clerk, Law Partnership, Scammon & Buckner Stith Morris (Later Mayor of Chicago, Ill), Assistant, to William Ogden, Plans for the Chicago & Galena Union Railway, Court Reporter, Illinois Supreme Court, City Banker, Alderman, President, Chicago Board of Education, Donated Land for the Hahnemann Homeopathic Hospital, Funded the building of the Dearborn Observatory
First Marriage (1837): Mary Ann Haven Dearborn (Born: Bath, ME - 1858, Chicago (Hyde Park), Cook Co., ILL)
Children: Florence Ann Dearborn Scammon Reed (B: 12 Nov 1844, Chicago, Illinois - 10 Aug 1927, age 82, Evanston, Cook, Illinois)married: Joseph S. Reed
Second Marriage (1867): Mrs. Maria Sheldon Wright (Born:
Note: Chicago Fire of 1871 caused Scammon great losses
Disclaimer: All info obtained from cemetery grave marker, Internet, and from other public sources. Absolute accuracy is not claimed or implied. Corrections and/or additions welcomed.
First Swedenborgian in Chicago
Vocation: Attorney & Counsellor at Law, Deputy, Circuit Court Clerk, Law Partnership, Scammon & Buckner Stith Morris (Later Mayor of Chicago, Ill), Assistant, to William Ogden, Plans for the Chicago & Galena Union Railway, Court Reporter, Illinois Supreme Court, City Banker, Alderman, President, Chicago Board of Education, Donated Land for the Hahnemann Homeopathic Hospital, Funded the building of the Dearborn Observatory
First Marriage (1837): Mary Ann Haven Dearborn (Born: Bath, ME - 1858, Chicago (Hyde Park), Cook Co., ILL)
Children: Florence Ann Dearborn Scammon Reed (B: 12 Nov 1844, Chicago, Illinois - 10 Aug 1927, age 82, Evanston, Cook, Illinois)married: Joseph S. Reed
Second Marriage (1867): Mrs. Maria Sheldon Wright (Born:
Note: Chicago Fire of 1871 caused Scammon great losses
Disclaimer: All info obtained from cemetery grave marker, Internet, and from other public sources. Absolute accuracy is not claimed or implied. Corrections and/or additions welcomed.
~ JONATHAN YOUNG SCAMMON ~ age 77
First Swedenborgian in Chicago
Vocation: Attorney & Counsellor at Law, Deputy, Circuit Court Clerk, Law Partnership, Scammon & Buckner Stith Morris (Later Mayor of Chicago, Ill), Assistant, to William Ogden, Plans for the Chicago & Galena Union Railway, Court Reporter, Illinois Supreme Court, City Banker, Alderman, President, Chicago Board of Education, Donated Land for the Hahnemann Homeopathic Hospital, Funded the building of the Dearborn Observatory
First Marriage (1837): Mary Ann Haven Dearborn (Born: Bath, ME - 1858, Chicago (Hyde Park), Cook Co., ILL)
Children: Florence Ann Dearborn Scammon Reed (B: 12 Nov 1844, Chicago, Illinois - 10 Aug 1927, age 82, Evanston, Cook, Illinois)married: Joseph S. Reed
Second Marriage (1867): Mrs. Maria Sheldon Wright (Born:
Note: Chicago Fire of 1871 caused Scammon great losses
Disclaimer: All info obtained from cemetery grave marker, Internet, and from other public sources. Absolute accuracy is not claimed or implied. Corrections and/or additions welcomed.
First Swedenborgian in Chicago
Vocation: Attorney & Counsellor at Law, Deputy, Circuit Court Clerk, Law Partnership, Scammon & Buckner Stith Morris (Later Mayor of Chicago, Ill), Assistant, to William Ogden, Plans for the Chicago & Galena Union Railway, Court Reporter, Illinois Supreme Court, City Banker, Alderman, President, Chicago Board of Education, Donated Land for the Hahnemann Homeopathic Hospital, Funded the building of the Dearborn Observatory
First Marriage (1837): Mary Ann Haven Dearborn (Born: Bath, ME - 1858, Chicago (Hyde Park), Cook Co., ILL)
Children: Florence Ann Dearborn Scammon Reed (B: 12 Nov 1844, Chicago, Illinois - 10 Aug 1927, age 82, Evanston, Cook, Illinois)married: Joseph S. Reed
Second Marriage (1867): Mrs. Maria Sheldon Wright (Born:
Note: Chicago Fire of 1871 caused Scammon great losses
Disclaimer: All info obtained from cemetery grave marker, Internet, and from other public sources. Absolute accuracy is not claimed or implied. Corrections and/or additions welcomed.
Family Members
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
