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Memorable People V

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George Nellis (1872-1948) of Herkimer was a newspaper editor who rode an "ordinary" __ from Herkimer to San Francisco, California in 1888. The Historical Society has this in our collection on display!
Mary Breed Hawley (1849-1932) is the real name for __, the Lady Aeronaut, of Frankfort.
Ruth Augusta Yale (1882-1966) graduated from Faxton Hospital Nursing School in 1905 and 4 years later was the first superintendent of __ Hospital for 34 years.
Nathan Myers (1885-1958) of Herkimer rose from a peddler to owner of a large clothing store. He was born in Lithuania and upon arriving at __ __discovered his brother, who helped him with his passage, had changed the family name from Mazur to Myers. (2 words)
Henry Gillette Munger (1846-1933) founded a __ store that rivaled in size and stock similar stores in bigger cities. Hundreds came to Herkimer to shop here!
Lawrence Ludlow Merry (1813-1878) was born in Litchfield, but moved to Mohawk where he ran a successful store on the Erie Canal and then to Ilion where he helped facilitate __ to the village by establishing a train depot and construction of a plank road to Cedarville and Schuyler Lake.
William C. McDonald (1858-1918) was born in Jordanville but as a young man headed west and became the first __ of New Mexico in 1912. He helped to preserve the peace along the Mexican border and on several occasions went into Mexico for conferences with the revolutionary general Pancho Villa.
Albert M. Mills (1841-1919) of Little Falls is best known to us as __ Chester Gillette in his 1906 murder trial.
Justice Carl W. Peterson (1898-1977) of Ilion was the elected the county's district __ in 1930 and in 1952 county supreme court judge.
In 1983, at Herkimer High, the school gym was renamed the “Elmer E. Morgan Sr. Gymnasium” in honor of the man who coached the high school football team for 36 years. Coach Morgan (1895-1983) wrote "__For Coaches." (Hint: another sport)
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Major General Michael Myers (1758-1814), a Revolutionary War veteran, was the first member of state __ after Herkimer County was formed in 1791.
Artist Grace Paull (1899-1990) of Cold Brook wrote and illustrated __ books, as well as painting people, landscapes and flowers.
Senator Warner Miller (1838-1918) of Herkimer acquired the Herkimer Paper Co. and developed a new process of making paper from __ pulp, operating a very successful business.
William Milligan (1817-1904) of Little Falls was longtime president of Herkimer County Bank who had a curious object left in his desk when he died. It was a friend's __ __ that he was asked to hold on to until their silver anniversary. However, the wife had died and the husband remarried and he held on to the "sacred relic" which was as "hard as a rock and required the use of a hammer to knock a chunk" from it. (2 words)
Growing up in Mohawk, Charles (Carl) Myers (1842-1925) pursued his scientific interests as a young man in telegraphy, electricity and __, later buying a gallery in Hornellsville where in met and married #4 Across.
William H. Faville (1863-1954) founded the Dolgeville Hardware Co. and built many homes and blocks, including the one to house the theater building. Before becoming one of Dolgeville's first __ owners, he rode an old fashioned high bicycle.