TUSCARAWAS COUNTY OHIO - MAUGHIMAN, J.E. (published 1925) 
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HISTORY OF OHIO
The American Historical Society, Inc., 1925
Volume III, page 166

        J.E. MAUGHIMAN is secretary and manager of the Maughiman
Undertaking Company at Canton. He has been in the undertaking business for
many years, and at Canton has built up one of the finest and most complete
services of its kind in Northern Ohio.
        Mr. Maughiman was born at New Philadelphia, in Tuscarawas County,
Ohio, December 2, 1866. He is one of six brothers, and they and their
father all became staunch adherents of the democratic party, and none of
them ever voted any other ticket until the youngest was thirty-five years
of age. J.E. Maughiman was reared on a farm in Tuscarawas County, his
educational advantages being supplied by the public schools. When he left
the farm, at the age of twenty, he operated a meat market for a time, then
became a general merchant at Leesville, and in 1891 started in the
undertaking and furniture business. After seven years he moved to Scio,
Ohio, and was an undertaker in that city for two years, 1906 and 1907. He
located at Canton in 1913, and for a decade has furnished a thoroughly up
to date service. His company now has a complete motor equipment, including
ambulances, hearses, limousines, and sedans.
        Mr. Maughiman is active in the Masonic, Odd Fellows and Knights of
Pythias orders and their auxiliaries, the Tribe of Ben Hur, the Methodist
Episcopal Church and in politics is a democrat.
        He married Miss Elsie Capper of Leesville, Ohio. Her father and his
six brothers were all soldiers in the Civil war.



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