Histoire du comté de Northumberland, Pennsylvanie . y affaires des années à Milton, le reste de son temps étant occupé 2)dans l'agriculture.Ho est un républicain en politique, et a servi comme vérificateur de township et évaluateur. Il est membre de la Chilisquarjue Grange, et agent d'achat pour le même et pour la Grange Association comprenant six comtés.Il est membre de l'église presbytérienne ChiUisquaque. Joseph P.bdoe, agriculteur et commissaire de comté, est né dans le canton de ChiUisqua-que, mars l-j, 1839. Son père, Thomas Pardoe, est né à Londres, en Angleterre, le 4 mars 1795, et est venu en Amérique avec hi

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History of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania . y businesstwo years at Milton, the remainder of his time being occu2)ied in farming.Ho is a Republican in politics, and has served as township auditor andassessor. He is a member of the Chillisquarjue Grange, and purchasingagent for the same and for the Grange Association comprising six counties.He is a member of the ChiUisquaque Presbyterian church. Joseph P.bdoe, farmer and county commissioner, was born in ChiUisqua-que township, March l-j, 1839. His father, Thomas Pardoe, was born inLondon, England, March 4, 1795, and came to America with his jiarentswhen a child. The father of our subject married Sarah Hause and locatedupon a farm in Chillisquarpie township, where he followed the occitpation offarmer, distiller, miUer. and store keeper. He was a Republican in politics, served as justice of the peace for many years, and also as supervisor andschool director. He was a member of the Presbyterian chitrch. He died, April 21. 1873; his widow died, November 18, 1870. They reared ten chil-. ^(TitlA/u u4vLo^^c. W. S.Foresman: Franklin C, of Montour coiintv; Joseph, and Hannah. Mrs. JohnH. GottshaU, of Flint City, Michigan. The subject of oui- sketch was edu-cated in the public schools, and has been engaged principally in farming.In 1S60 he married Susan, daughter of Andrew I. Fetzer, of Chillisquaquetownship, by whom he has four children: Mary J.. Mrs. C. K. Shearer;Sarah L.. iirs. Thomas F. Haup, of Sunbury; T. H., and Grace. He is anactive member of the Republican party, was elected tax collector in ISSS, in which capacity he served two terms, and in 1890 was elected coimtycommissioner. In ISUl, when taking his official position, he sold his farmingimplements and removed his f;mily to the town of Xorthumberlai.i.L Mr.Pardoe and family are atlherents of the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. T. O. Clees, deceased, was born in Lycoming county, Peansvlvania, November Hi, ISot, s

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