First Lady of Ohio, 1886-1890.
Wife of Joseph Benson Foraker, 37th governor of Ohio, 1886 - 1890 (two terms)
Julia Ann Paine is daughter of Congressman Hezekiah Sanford Bundy and Caroline Paine. She was born 6/17/1847 in Jackson County, Ohio and passed away 7/21/1933 in Cincinnati, Hamilton Julia Ann Bundy was born on a farm at Wellston in Jackson County, Ohio, on June 17, 1847. Miss Bundy's place of birth was a log farm house which had been built by her grandfather in 1808. The Bundy family was one of the most prominent and influential in southern Ohio's history, especially in regard to politics. Julia Ann's father, H.S. Bundy, besides being a highly respected attorney, was at one time a Whig Congressman. The City of Wellston was laid out on the Bundy farm by Harvey Wells in 1873.
Concerning H. S. Bundy, at one time during its early history, Ohio had what was known as "Black Laws." A black man could not testify against a white man in a court of law. Congressman Bundy was very instrumental in getting this unjust law repealed in the State of Ohio.County, Ohio.
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Wife of Joseph Benson Foraker, 37th governor of Ohio, 1886 - 1890 (two terms)
Julia Ann Paine is daughter of Congressman Hezekiah Sanford Bundy and Caroline Paine. She was born 6/17/1847 in Jackson County, Ohio and passed away 7/21/1933 in Cincinnati, Hamilton Julia Ann Bundy was born on a farm at Wellston in Jackson County, Ohio, on June 17, 1847. Miss Bundy's place of birth was a log farm house which had been built by her grandfather in 1808. The Bundy family was one of the most prominent and influential in southern Ohio's history, especially in regard to politics. Julia Ann's father, H.S. Bundy, besides being a highly respected attorney, was at one time a Whig Congressman. The City of Wellston was laid out on the Bundy farm by Harvey Wells in 1873.
Concerning H. S. Bundy, at one time during its early history, Ohio had what was known as "Black Laws." A black man could not testify against a white man in a court of law. Congressman Bundy was very instrumental in getting this unjust law repealed in the State of Ohio.County, Ohio.
Thank you to :[email protected] for the added bio . information
First Lady of Ohio, 1886-1890.
Wife of Joseph Benson Foraker, 37th governor of Ohio, 1886 - 1890 (two terms)
Julia Ann Paine is daughter of Congressman Hezekiah Sanford Bundy and Caroline Paine. She was born 6/17/1847 in Jackson County, Ohio and passed away 7/21/1933 in Cincinnati, Hamilton Julia Ann Bundy was born on a farm at Wellston in Jackson County, Ohio, on June 17, 1847. Miss Bundy's place of birth was a log farm house which had been built by her grandfather in 1808. The Bundy family was one of the most prominent and influential in southern Ohio's history, especially in regard to politics. Julia Ann's father, H.S. Bundy, besides being a highly respected attorney, was at one time a Whig Congressman. The City of Wellston was laid out on the Bundy farm by Harvey Wells in 1873.
Concerning H. S. Bundy, at one time during its early history, Ohio had what was known as "Black Laws." A black man could not testify against a white man in a court of law. Congressman Bundy was very instrumental in getting this unjust law repealed in the State of Ohio.County, Ohio.
Thank you to :[email protected] for the added bio . information
Wife of Joseph Benson Foraker, 37th governor of Ohio, 1886 - 1890 (two terms)
Julia Ann Paine is daughter of Congressman Hezekiah Sanford Bundy and Caroline Paine. She was born 6/17/1847 in Jackson County, Ohio and passed away 7/21/1933 in Cincinnati, Hamilton Julia Ann Bundy was born on a farm at Wellston in Jackson County, Ohio, on June 17, 1847. Miss Bundy's place of birth was a log farm house which had been built by her grandfather in 1808. The Bundy family was one of the most prominent and influential in southern Ohio's history, especially in regard to politics. Julia Ann's father, H.S. Bundy, besides being a highly respected attorney, was at one time a Whig Congressman. The City of Wellston was laid out on the Bundy farm by Harvey Wells in 1873.
Concerning H. S. Bundy, at one time during its early history, Ohio had what was known as "Black Laws." A black man could not testify against a white man in a court of law. Congressman Bundy was very instrumental in getting this unjust law repealed in the State of Ohio.County, Ohio.
Thank you to :[email protected] for the added bio . information
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