Lincoln County, West Virginia          The Biography of David Emory WILKINSON

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Source: Hardesty, Henry H. Hardesty's Historical and Geographical
Encyclopedia, New York: H. H. Hardesty and Company, 1894. Rpt. in West
Virginia heritage encyclopedia. Ed. Jim Comstock. Richwood: Comstock 1974

DAVID EMORY WILKINSON -was admitted to the bar May 12, 1883 and practices
in all the courts of Lincoln county and the counties adjoining. He is a
native of Lincoln county, born March 23, 1856 and a son of John Samuel
and Pamelia (Kayser) Wilkinson, who came to Lincoln county in 1850 from
Harrison county (then) Virginia. David E Wilkinson was teacher of public
and select school nine years member of the board of school examiners
two years and commissioner of the circuit court three years which
office he still holds. D. E. Wilkinson attorney-at-law is a promising young
man and a brilliant future is before him. His postoffice address is Hamlin,
Lincoln county, West Virginia.