Frank L. Mann
History of Montana,by Joaquin Miller, 1894
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Frank L. Mann, clerk of the Court, for the Seventh Judicial 
District and a resident of Billings, Montana is a young man 
who has already made his mark in this growing state.He as 
born in Granville New York, in 1860, son of Charles R. and 
Maria (Brown) Mann. His father was a prominent farmer and 
merchant and for many years was Judge in Washington County, 
that state. Frank L. grew to manhood in hisnative town, 
receiving his education at Granville Military Academy. In 
1882 feeling a desire to push out and embracethe 
opportunities offered in the great west, came to Montana, 
selecting Billings for his place of location. Here he was 
for some time engaged in mercantile pursuits. He was 
County Surveyor for Yellowstone County in 1888-89, 
elected to that office on the Democratic ticket; 
served for some time as Secretary of the County 
Democratic Central Committee;and in November 1892 
was elected to his present position, that of Clerk 
for the Court for the Seventh JudicialDistrict.Mr. 
Mann was married in 1889 to Miss Mary Ohland, daughter 
of Fred and Mary (Renecke) Ohland of Billings. They 
have two children, Harry T. and Charles F.

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