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John M. Dunkle, M. D., a well known physician and surgeon of Butler, Pennsylvania, is a native of Pennsylvania. He was born at West Freedom, Clarion County, July 4, 1882, a son of H. C. and Mary L.

James E. Marshall. Fortunate indeed is that community whose founders were men of sterling worth and wide vision.

John Henry Troutman was a foremost citizen of Butler, Pennsylvania, where he had for forty-five years been closely associated with commercial, financial and industrial interests of the community.

WILLIAM H. AXTELL, physician, post-office Sheakleyville, Penn., is a son of Dr. Samuel and Mary (Loveridge) Axtell, natives of Washington County, Penn.

CHARLES J. BELL, justice of the peace and insurance agent, post-office Sheakleyville, Penn., is a son of William and Lavina (Boylan) Bell, natives of Ireland and Mercer County, respectively.

THOMAS J. BRADBURY, retired, post-office Sheakleyville, Penn., is a son of David Bradbury, a native of Washington County, Penn. In 1828 he came to Mercer County, and settled in Sandy Creek Township.

JOHN BYERS, farmer, post-office Sheakleyville, Penn., was born February 1, 1804, and is a son of Ross and Sally (Elliott) Byers.

THOMAS C. COCHRAN, merchant, Sheakleyville, Penn., is a son of Samuel and Mary (Cunningham) Cochran.

SOCRATES DUNN, farmer, post-office Sheakleyville, son of James and Maria (Thompson) Dunn. The grandfather, Alex. Dunn, was a native of Eastern Pennsylvania.

LAWRENCE L. LEWIS.