Hamilton County OhArchives Biographies.....Nugent, William Steele 1870 - 
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William Steele Nugent. One of the substantial men of Hamilton county, who stands
very high in the estimation of his fellow-men, is William Steele Nugent, who was
born in Crosby township, Hamilton county, Ohio, January 12, 1870. He was the son
of William S. Nugent, who was a native of Colerain township, Hamilton county,
Ohio. William S. Nugent engaged in the farming occupation throughout his life,
and was one of the very prominent agriculturists of his community. He married
Elizabeth Lacey, a daughter of Thomas and Ann (Toph) Lacey, who was born in
Harrison township, Hamilton county, Ohio, and they became the parents of five
children: Frances, who is the wife of P. M. Stanton, of Colerain township;
William Steele, who is the subject of this review; Eva, who is the wife of
Edward Dean, of Middletown, Ohio; Phoebe, who resides in Crosby township, and
Inez, who is the wife of Joseph Gwaltmey, of Crosby township. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Nugent are deceased. William Steele Nugent obtained his education in the
district schools of his native town, and after finishing his studies, engaged in
the farming occupation. He continued in this until 1890, when he engaged in the
contracting road-building business. Later he formed a partnership with Edward
Hine and continues in the general contracting business at the present time.
Politically, Mr. Nugent is a stanch Republican, and has been a member of the
school board for a number of years. He is also a member of the executive
committee for his township. Fraternally, he is a valued member of the Blaine
Club, the Knights of Pythias, a Granger, and the various Masonic bodies. On the
22nd of November, 1896, Mr. Nugent was united in marriage with Miss Pearl E.
Brisbin, a daughter of Robert and Alice (Case) Brisbin, well-known residents of
Crosby township. To this union have been born four children as follows: Ruth,
Lee, Walter, and Francis, all of whom reside at home. Mr. Nugent is a man of
sterling character, holding his word as his bond and ever ready and willing to
help those in need. He is noted throughout his community as a man who is
charitable, far beyond his means, and is accordingly loved and respected by his
friends without number. 

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