PORTAGE COUNTY OHIO - BIO:  Gano, Miles O. (1885)

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Bios:  Frazier, Gano, Giddings, Goss, Grenamyer - Portage County, Ohio, from
"History of Portage County, Ohio" published by Warner, Beers & Co., Chicago,
1885

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MILES O. GANO, farmer, P.O. Edinburgh, was born in Paris Township, Portage
Co., Ohio, August 13, 1838, son of Daniel and Adaline Gano, natives of Ohio,
who married in this county, first settling in Paris Township, where they
lived until the death of the latter, after which Daniel Gano was married to
Lorain Streeter, a native of Ohio, and then resided in Paris Township until
his death in 1865; his widow is residing with her children.  Our subject was
married, August 12, 1862, to Emily Bliss, born in Windham Township, this
county, in 1829, daughter of Worcester and Harriet Bliss, both now deceased.
To Mr. and Mrs. Gano have been born three children:  Clayton B., Abbie I.,
and Julia M.  Our subject is a farmer, and owns 100 acres of good land where
he and his family reside.  During the war of the Rebellion he enlisted in
1862, in Company D, One Hundred and Fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and was
discharged on account of disability in 1863.  He and his wife are members of
the Congregational Church.