Duval County FlArchives Biographies.....Paul, Julian January 1, 1887 - 
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Source: Vol. II  pg.57  The Lewis Publishing Co. 1923
Author: History of Florida, Past and Present   

        JULIAN PAUL. The placing of insurance has now become one of the most
important branches of commercial life as the people have been educated to their
duty in this respect. This awakening to what is an obvious duty has been
accomplished through a most intensive campaign on the part of the progressive
insurance men of the country, who have had to overcome many obstacles in the
way of ignorance, indifference and lack of appreciation of the many advantages
of this form of investment and protection. At present there are few indeed who
do not carry some form of insurance, and the time is not far distant when the
intelligent man and woman will provide for every contingency through the medium
of insurance. One of the men who has been connected with the insurance business
of Jacksonville during all of his active career is JULIAN PAUL, with offices at
506 Bisbee Building.
	JULIAN PAUL was born in Duval County, Florida, January 1, 1887, a son 
of DUNBAR JAMES and MARY (CAROLIN) PAUL. DUNBAR JAMES PAUL was born in 
Kirkcudbright, Scotland, February 26, 1842, and his wife was born in 
Charleston, South Carolina, in 1847, and died in 1901. They had eight children, 
of whom Julian Paul is the eldest. Educated at the University of Edinborough,
Scotland, DUNBAR JAMES PAUL came to the United States at the age of eighteen
years, well grounded in the essentials, and located in South Carolina, and
there he lived for many years, being engaged in a wholesale cotton business.
Subsequently he came to Jacksonville, Florida, and is now engaged in a
merchandise brokerage business. He is a Presbyterian and a democrat, and a man
of high standing in the city.
	JULIAN PAUL was graduated from the Mill High School of Jacksonville in 
1905, and immediately thereafter established himself in the present general 
insurance business, which he has gradually expanded until he is now one of the 
leaders in his line in the city, and he is also engaged in placing loans upon 
good security. He belongs to the Barnett Lodge, F. and A. M., and to all the 
branches of Scottish-Rite Masonry, in which he has been advanced to the
thirty-second degree, and he is also a member of Morocco Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S.
Like his father, he belongs to the Presbyterian Church, but in politics he is a
republican.
	Mr. Paul married LOUISE CHANEY, of Rome, Georgia, June 5, 1912, and they have three
children: MARY LOUISE, and twins, JOHN ROBERTS and CHARLOTTE.

second degree, and he is also a member of Morocco Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S.
Like his father, he belongs to the Presbyterian Church, but in politics he is a
republican.
	Mr. Paul married LOUISE CHANEY, of Rome, Georgia, June 5, 1912, and
they have three children: MARY LOUISE, and twins, JOHN ROBERTS and CHARLOTTE.


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