BIO: Henry F. HOLLER, Dauphin County, PA

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Commemorative Biographical Encyclopedia of Dauphin County, 
Containing Sketches of Representative Citizens, and Many of the 
Early Scotch-Irish and German Settlers.  Chambersburg, Pa.: 
J. M. Runk & Company, 1896, page 330.
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  HOLLER, HENRY F., deputy prothonotary of Dauphin county, was born at 
New Market, York county, Pa., September 10, 1860, son of Charles and 
Rebecca (Mathias) Holler.  His parents settled in Hummelstown in 1876, 
and the father engaged in the coal, wood and feed business, which he is 
still conducting.  Their children are:  Sarah, Henry F., Charles I., 
William H., and LeRoy O.  The father is a Republican in politics and 
has been a school director for three terms.  The family attend the U. 
B. church.  Henry F. removed with his parents, when he was ten years 
old, to Dauphin county, and was educated in the public schools of 
Hummelstown.  He was engaged with his father in business until the 
spring of 1888, at which time he was appointed deputy prothonotary of 
Dauphin county, and took up his duties at Harrisburg.  Mr. Holler is a 
member of Hummelstown Lodge, No. 40, United American Mechanics.  He is 
a Republican in politics, and attends the U. B. Church.