Mr. Dubble came to Lancaster at an early day. He was by trade a coverlet and carpet weaver. He was an intelligent, public-spirited citizen. He was a friend of the public schools,, and in 1830 with General Sanderson and Samuel Carpenter constituted the first board of school directors. One of his granddaughters, daughter of Kate Dubble, is the wife of Lieutenant Henry Hunter of the Regular Army. Captain John A. Dubble, a former river captain and hotel keeper at Cincinnati and now at Washington City, is his son. His son, Henry, was a merchant at Galveston, Texas, and, also, a soldier of the Rebel Army and a prisoner at Camp Chase. A sister of Henry Dubble, Sr., was the wife of Jacob Shupe, of New Salem Ohio.
Source: Centennial History of Lancaster, Ohio Lancaster People 1898
The One Hundredth Anniversary of the Settlement of the Spot Where Lancaster Stands
by C. M. L. Wiseman, Publ. Lancaster, Ohio, 1898
Source: Centennial History of Lancaster, Ohio Lancaster People 1898
The One Hundredth Anniversary of the Settlement of the Spot Where Lancaster Stands
by C. M. L. Wiseman, Publ. Lancaster, Ohio, 1898
Mr. Dubble came to Lancaster at an early day. He was by trade a coverlet and carpet weaver. He was an intelligent, public-spirited citizen. He was a friend of the public schools,, and in 1830 with General Sanderson and Samuel Carpenter constituted the first board of school directors. One of his granddaughters, daughter of Kate Dubble, is the wife of Lieutenant Henry Hunter of the Regular Army. Captain John A. Dubble, a former river captain and hotel keeper at Cincinnati and now at Washington City, is his son. His son, Henry, was a merchant at Galveston, Texas, and, also, a soldier of the Rebel Army and a prisoner at Camp Chase. A sister of Henry Dubble, Sr., was the wife of Jacob Shupe, of New Salem Ohio.
Source: Centennial History of Lancaster, Ohio Lancaster People 1898
The One Hundredth Anniversary of the Settlement of the Spot Where Lancaster Stands
by C. M. L. Wiseman, Publ. Lancaster, Ohio, 1898
Source: Centennial History of Lancaster, Ohio Lancaster People 1898
The One Hundredth Anniversary of the Settlement of the Spot Where Lancaster Stands
by C. M. L. Wiseman, Publ. Lancaster, Ohio, 1898
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