History: HAY, George 1881 HAMILTON COUNTY OHIO
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George Hay
                 History of Hamilton County, OH; published in 1881 by
Ford
                                    pg 305
                            Submitted by Patti Graman
                                PMRHG@aol.com
                                       
        George Hay is a farmer, residing near Bridgetown, Green township,
and is also director and
secretary of the Cleves Turnpike company. He was born on the twenty-third
of August, 1837, received
a good common school education, and has been honored by the people of his
township in various positions
of trust, having served three terms as township trustee, and been a
member of the board of education;
he is also a director and vice-president of the Harvest Home association.
His father, Washington Hay,
came from Baltimore about the year 1806, and purchased a farm near
Bridgetown, a part of which
George Hay now owns.




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