Hancock County OhArchives Biographies.....Chamberlin, Irvin S. 
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Author: Warner & Beers (1886)

   IRVIN S. CHAMBERLIN, dealer in hardware and agricultural implements, Findlay,
comes of pioneer stock of Hancock County, Ohio. His father, Job Chamberlin, Jr.,
was born in Cayuga County, N. Y., January 5, 1815, son of Job and Deborah (Root)
Chamberlin, who settled on what is known as "Chamberlin's Hill," in this county,
February 15, 1822. Job Chamberlin, Sr., died in 1848, preceded by his worthy
wife some ten years. They left a son and two daughters. Job Chamberlin, Jr.,
married Mary B., daughter of John P. and Martha (Parks) Hamilton, and by her has
one son and two daughters. The subject of this sketch was reared on the farm,
and at seventeen engaged as typo in the office of the Jeffersonian, and
eventually became its proprietor with D. B. Locke (now of the Toledo Blade) and
O. T. Locke (now of the Tiffin Tribune). In 1865 he retired from this profession
and engaged in farming. In 1876 he embarked in his present business, with which
he has been successfully connected since. During the late war of the Rebellion
he served first in Company A, Twenty-first Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and
afterward in Company I, One Hundred and Sixty-first Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Mr.
Chamberlin was married, in 1872, to Nancy E. Pugh (widow of the late Dr. Pugh),
who died in 1880, leaving one daughter-Grace. In 1882 he married Mrs. S. J.
Hill, by whom he has one son and one daughter: Clarence C. and Pearl L. Mr.
Chamberlin is a progressive citizen and business man, and a very liberal
contributor to measures tending to the advancement of Hancock County's interest.
In politics he is a Republican.



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Book Title: History Of Hancock County
Findlay Township and Village




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