Storia della Contea di Northumberland, Pennsylvania . ildren, e dal suo secondo matrimonio dieci, vivono di cui sono viventi:Marshall, della contea di Chester; Ezra, della contea di Chester; Agnes, di Camden, New Jersey; Ezechiele, di Chester coiinty, e William H. M. morì in1S50 a Red Lion, contea di Chester; sua moglie morì nel 1851. Tho soggetto di questo disegno è stato istruito nelle scuole pubbliche del suo nativo ]) pizzo, e la vita inprecoce ha seguito droving con il suo fratello. Nel 1807 si allontanò da Sha-Mokin ed entrò nell'occupazione di suo zio, il compianto William H. Marshall, e nello stesso anno situato sulla sua attuale fattoria di uno

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History of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania . ildren, and by his second marriage ten, live of whom are living:Marshall, of Chester county; Ezra, of Chester county; Agnes, of Camden, New Jersey; Ezekiel, of Chester coiinty, and William H. M. He died in1S50 at Red Lion, Chester county; his wife died in 1851. Tho subject ofthis sketch was educated in the public schools of his native ])lace, and inearly life followed droving with his brother. In 1807 he removed to Sha-mokin and entered the employ of his uncle, the late William H. Marshall, andin the same year located upon his present farm of one hundred forty-fiveacres, where he has since resided. In 1887 he erected his hot-houses and isengaged, in connection with farming, in the cultivation of roses and carna-tions for the Philadelphia market. Mr. Baily married in 1803 Sarah, daughter of Elwood and Mary Lamborn, of Chester county, and by thisunion they are the parents of seven living children: Ella M., wife of DanielGerhart; Elwood; Ezekiel; William; John; Er, and Ida. Politically Mr.. J ^tJ- 1 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES. 1209 Baily is a Republican. He is a member of Elysburg Lodge, I. O. O. F., Fairmount Castle, K of G. E. (of which order he is district grand chief), Washington Camp, P. O. S. of A., and Susquehanna Commandery, No. 9, ofSimbury. Mr. Baily is one of Shamokin to%vnships progressive citizens, alive to all matters of public interest, and commands the respect and esteemof his neighbors. Solomon Hummel, deceased, was of German ancestry, came to North-umberland county about ISjO, and purchased the farm where George Kochnow resides. He was a shoemaker by trade, which occupation he followed inconnection with farming. He married Hettie. daughter of Frederick Adams, who bore him foiirteen children, nine of whom are living. He died in 1882;his wife died the same year. Franklin Hummel, farmer, is the fifth child of Solomon and Hettie(Adams) Hummel. Ho was bom, April 28. 1843. in Elysburg, Pennsylvania, where he was reared a

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