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Memorable People III

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Edmund Juteau, Jr. (1949-1980) of Frankfort/Herkimer, strived to bring recognition to the deadly effects of Agent Orange to soldiers serving in the __ War.
Thomas Hicks (1823-1890) was the first to paint the portrait of presidential candidate Abraham __ without a beard, traveling to Springfield, Ill. in 1860 to do so. Hicks had a summer home along the West Canada Creek in the town of Russia known as Thornwood.
Minnie Wooster Jenkins (1870-1957) of Newport was elected the first woman Herkimer County school __, serving 2 terms, 1900-1906.
Called "the father of the desk industry," William Horrocks (1849-1912) of Herkimer established the __ Furniture Co. with Michael Foley and later the National Desk Company with John Metzler.
Henry Brown Huxtable (1913-1988) was a well known dairy farmer, active in the local Granges and was Supervisor of this town for 28 years.
Roy C. Higby (1893-1990) of Big Moose was the founder of the Central Adk. Hotel Association and helped organize the town of Webb health center, but he is best remembered as being the young boy who discovered the body of Grace __ in the lake in 1906.
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Edwin S. Hopson (1885-1973) operated the family dairy farm (was the chairman of the first 4-H committee) and was the Salisbury school district superintendent. He initiated joint teacher conferences in neighboring districts, resulting in the development of a vocational facility, we know as __ (abbreviation of the name).
Considered locally the queen of social __ instructors, Grayce Ingersoll (1889-1980) of Herkimer kept everyone on their toes for her classes in this and etiquette instruction.
Hon. John Dryden Henderson (1846-1910) of Herkimer was a village president, attorney, state assemblyman, and local historian who was a founding member of the Herkimer County __ Society.
The first Woman's Relief Corps in NY State, the Chismore Corps No. 1, was established here by Kate E. Jones (1840-1916). When she was president of the National order, she secured the display of the American flag in public schools.
Gaylord Griswold (1767-1809) of Herkimer had an illustrious political career as a US Congressman (1803-1805) until he backed the wrong man in Aaron Burr, the 3rd US Vice-President serving during the term of President Thomas __. In 1804 Burr created quite the scandal when he shot his political rival Alexander Hamilton in a duel, ending Burr's political career as well.
Virgil E. Johnson (1915-1979) was the founder and first president of Mohawk Data Sciences in 1964, making strides in the early __ industry with data entry processing.
Prof. James Hall (1832-1923) of Fairfield influenced the lives of many students while he was instructor at Fairfield __ from 1871-1901. It's also where he met his 2nd wife Laura Tucker (1858-1924) who was a student, then art teacher at the same institution.
Dorothea Ives (1911-1992) was a beloved music teacher but is best remembered for preserving the history in this township by helping found the historical society and saving the covered bridge.
Hon. Michael Hoffman (1787-1848) of Herkimer during his service as state assemblyman initiated the "Stop and Pay" policy of 1842 which halted government spending on public infrastructure like the Erie __ to save the state from going bankrupt until funds could be raised to pay for it.
Jessie Moon Holton (1866-1951) of Ilion co-founded the Holton Arms __ in Washington, D.C. in 1901 cultivating the unique potential of young women through the “education not only of the mind, but of the soul and spirit.”