Emanuel Landon is the son of Thomas and Luama (Jones) Landon, Jr. He married Mary D. Fetterman, Oct. 9, 1851 in Conneautville, PA. They had at least 2 children, Mary and John.
He was a member of the M.E. Church, where he was also a Trustee & School Director within the church.
Emanuel was a Republican and a member of a Temperance Organization started in Conneautville.
He held the office of Burgess & taught school for 2 years. His occupation was that of a carpenter and joiner - he built many of the original structures in Conneautville.
He was a member of the M.E. Church, where he was also a Trustee & School Director within the church.
Emanuel was a Republican and a member of a Temperance Organization started in Conneautville.
He held the office of Burgess & taught school for 2 years. His occupation was that of a carpenter and joiner - he built many of the original structures in Conneautville.
Emanuel Landon is the son of Thomas and Luama (Jones) Landon, Jr. He married Mary D. Fetterman, Oct. 9, 1851 in Conneautville, PA. They had at least 2 children, Mary and John.
He was a member of the M.E. Church, where he was also a Trustee & School Director within the church.
Emanuel was a Republican and a member of a Temperance Organization started in Conneautville.
He held the office of Burgess & taught school for 2 years. His occupation was that of a carpenter and joiner - he built many of the original structures in Conneautville.
He was a member of the M.E. Church, where he was also a Trustee & School Director within the church.
Emanuel was a Republican and a member of a Temperance Organization started in Conneautville.
He held the office of Burgess & taught school for 2 years. His occupation was that of a carpenter and joiner - he built many of the original structures in Conneautville.
