Bios: WILLIAM HAMILTON COLE, 20th Century History of New Castle and Lawrence County Pennsylvania and Representative Citizens
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WILLIAM HAMILTON COLE,
[p. 883] a representative citizen of Wayne Township, carries on farming
to some extent, and is also in the employ of Lewis Weinstein, in a
grocery business at Hazel Dell, a part of this village standing on land
which was once owned by his grandfather. Mr. Cole was born June 4, 1863,
in an old log house which then stood on the present Cole home farm, and
is a son of Andrew C. and Mary Ellen (Marshall) Cole.
William Hamilton Cole attended the Hazel Dell public schools and has
resided in Wayne Township all his life, with the exception of two years
which he passed with an uncle, William Marshall, in Mercer County. In
1888 Mr. Cole was married to Miss Theresa Jane Tillia, who is a daughter
of Peter and Clorinda (Craven) Tillia, the former of whom was a native
of France and the latter of Wayne Township. Mr. and Mrs. Cole have had
five children, namely: Clara Ellen, John Hamilton, John Bistis, Gladys
Jane and William C., the latter being deceased. Mr. and Mrs. Cole are
members of the Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church. They enjoy the
comforts of a beautiful home, Mr. Cole building his residence in 1889.
Politically he is a Republican. While he is no seeker for office, he
takes an active interest in all public matters, particularly those
pertaining to the welfare of his own community. Since 1885 he has been a
member of Lodge No. 1016, Odd Fellows, at Ellwood City, being one of the
charter members.
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20th Century History of New Castle and Lawrence County Pennsylvania and
Representative Citizens Hon. Aaron L. Hazen Richmond-Arnold Publishing
Company, Chicago, Ill., 1908
Updated: 23 Jan 2002