Sullivan-Carbon County PA Archives Biographies.....SCHOCH, Anthony "Adam" 1873 - 
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  Author: Thomas J. Ingham (1899)
  
      ANTHONY SCHOCH, more familiarly known as Adam Schoch, is a young man of
  undoubted integrity who has secured his present position of foreman in the yards
  of Trixler & Terrill, at Ricketts, Sullivan county, Pennsylvania, through his
  industry and energy. He is a son of Anthony Schoch and was born February 5,
  1873, in Carbon county, this state. At the age of twenty he came to Ricketts to
  work for himself and began as a laborer for the firm in whose service he is
  still engaged. So diligently did he apply himself to the duties in hand that at
  the expiration of three years he was made foreman, a position for which he has
  shown himself well qualified.
  
      He was married at Waverly, New York, on March 9, 1892, to Miss Annie F.
  Sliker, a daughter of W. M. Sliker. She was born at Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania.
  They have had three children, namely: Florence, deceased; Esther and Lawrence.
  Mr. Schoch is a strong Democrat and takes an intelligent interest in the working
  of his party. He was made a Mason at Monroeton, Pennsylvania, in 1897.
  
  
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              Extracted from: 
                  
                History of Sullivan County Pennsylvania
                by Thomas J. Ingham
                  
                Compendium of Biography
                  
                The Lewis Publishing Company
                Chicago: 1899
  
  
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