Cabell County, West Virginia - Biography: Frank D. SEBAUGH

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Transcribed by <AUPQ38A@prodigy.com> (MRS GINA M REASONER), 1999

WEST VIRGINIA In History, Life, Literature and Industry
The Lewis Publishing Company, 1928 - Volume 4, page 24

        FRANK D. SEBAUGH has been a resident of Huntington for twenty
years, and is president of the Penn Table Company, one of the furniture
manufacturers concerns in the city.
        Mr. Sebaugh was born at Meadville, Pennsylvania, in 1882, son of
Lorenzo and Julia (McMillan) Sebaugh, both natives of Pennsylvania. Frank
D. Sebaugh came to Huntington in 1907, and has been with the Penn Table
Company ever since, starting as superintendent of the plant, and is now
president of the corporation, operating a plant of the manufacture of
tables and chairs. The output is shipped and sold all over the United States.
        Mr. Sebaugh married, in 1902, Miss Celia Palmer, of Marietta, Ohio.
They have four children: Frances, wife of William Berry, of Huntington,
Rosamond, Virginia and Frank D. Jr. Mr. Sebaugh and family are members of
the Congregational Church. He is a York and Scottish Rite Mason and Shriner
and a Republican in politics.

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