…bringing our past into the future
HEADER David A Goldman DAVID A. GOLDMAN, proprietor of the “Park Hotel” at Ford City, Armstrong Co., Pa., was born in 1874 in Germany, son of Meyer and Anna Goldman. Mr. Goldman secured his education in the excellent public schools and Koningsberg College in Germany, coming to the United States in 1888. For a time … Read more
HEADER Harry Clifford Golden HARRY CLIFFORD GOLDEN, attorney at law, whose progress in his profession and public favor has been really remarkable, is one of the leading lawyers of Kittanning. He was born in that borough Jan. 9, 1882, son of Edward Sullivan and Sarah (Gates) Golden, and grandson of John Golden. Of his father, … Read more
HEADER Horatio Lee Golden  HORATIO LEE GOLDEN, attorney at law, was born in Kittanning borough in a house about one the site of his present office, on the north side of Market street, near the “Hotel Alexander,” on the 13th day of October, 1860. He is the eldest son of the late Edward S. … Read more
HEADER Edward Sullivain Golden EDWARD SULLIVAIN GOLDEN, for thirty years one of the eminent practitioners at the bar of Armstrong county, made a name which for years was an honor to the legal profession all over western Pennsylvania. A resident of Kittanning from boyhood, his live interest in the welfare of the borough made him … Read more
HEADER Joseph W Glenn JOSEPH W. GLENN, florist and seed dealer of Kittanning, Armstrong county, was born Feb. 10, 1857, in Manor township, this county, where the family has been settled for three quarters of a century. The Glenns are of Irish extraction. Mr. Glenn’s great-grandfather was one of five brothers, natives of the North … Read more
HEADER Glenn Family Glenn. The Glenns, who lived in the northeastern part of Armstrong county, in the vicinity of Dayton, were descendants of John Glenn, A native of Ireland, who came from the land of his birth when eighteen years old and settled in Chester county, Pa. He married Mary Borland, by whom he had … Read more
HEADER John Gilpin DR. JOHN GILPIN was the first of his name in Kittanning-a name that has been kept in prominence there ever since his day by his son, John Gilpin, and grandson, Oliver W. Gilpin, in turn, the former one of the foremost attorneys of Armstrong county bar in his time, the latter now … Read more
HEADER WILLIAM GILLIS WILLIAM GILLIS, late a resident of Valley township, Armstrong county, was for a number of years engaged in business there as a woolen manufacturer, and he was prominently identified with the township government, serving his fellow citizens in many official capacities. Mr. Gillis was a native of Bucks county, Pa., born Nov.14, … Read more
HEADER Harry E Gilchrist HARRY E. GILCHRIST has been living at his present farm in Burrell township, Armstrong county for eleven years. He is a well-known school teacher in Armstrong county, his work in this line having gained him the highest standing. Mr. Gilchrist was born Aug. 14, 1867, in Harrison City, Westmoreland county, Pa., … Read more
HEADER WILLIAM K. GIBSON Â WILLIAM K. GIBSON, supervisor of Boggs township, Armstrong county, where he is engaged in farming, has been a useful man in his community and holds the respect of all who know him. He was born Aug. 15, 1841, in Plum Creek township, Armnstrong county, son of John A. and Mary Jane … Read more