. Geschichte von Robert Chaffin und seine Nachkommen, und der anderen Chaffins in Amerika. F die Präsidenten, 1896; Lincoln, der Mann von Morgen, 1908. Seine veröffentlichten Vorträge sind die Kirche und theSchool; ein Standard der Moral; und Regierung von Pol-itical Parteien. Mehr als eine halbe Million Exemplare des Vorträgees wurden gedruckt. Seine Biographie ist in Whos, die inAmerica, und in Men and Women of America. Er ist das prominenteste und bekannteste Mitglied der Chaffinfamilie von Amerika. Er ist seit vielen Jahren ernsthaft der Sache der Mäßigung entvotet worden und hat ihm seine Zeit und seine Talente geweiht,

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. History of Robert Chaffin and his descendants, and of the other Chaffins in America . f the Presidents, 1896; Lincoln, the Man ofSorrow, 1908. His published lectures are The Church and theSchool ; One Standard of Morals ; and Government by Pol-itical Parties. More than half a million copies of the lectureshave been printed. His biography is given in Whos Who inAmerica, and in Men and Women of America. He is the most prominent and best known member of the Chaffinfamily of America. He has for many years been earnestly de-voted to the cause of temperance, consecrating to it his time andtalents, and has made it his life work. His ability as a publicspeaker has been recognized by the press notices of his lectureswhich highly praise his oratorical efforts. To the Chaffin familyit is a matter of pardonable pride to know that they can claim asone of them a man who has been a candidate for the presidency ofthe U. S. He has now (July 12, 1912) been renominated for asecond time and promises not to run for a third term! He m. Nov. 24, 1881, Carrie Armilla Hunkins, b. Nov. 23, 1855;. EUGENE W. CHAFIN SIXTH GENERATION 193 dau. of Hazen H. and Aurelia (Scagel), dau. of George Scagel, amember of the Constitutional Convention of Wisconsin of 184<8.Children: i. LuciLE, b. Feb. 22, 1884, and d. the same day.ii. Desdemona, b. Mar. 17, 1893; now (1912) attendingthe Arizona State University. 159 JOHN PETTS (Samuel Evans 82), b. at East Troy, Wis., Mar. 8, 1858. He received a common school education, and for atime followed the occupation of a traveling salesman. In 1885 hewent to East Troy Village and engaged in the hardware business, which he conducted until 1892. At that time he, with others, or-ganized the State Bank of East Troy, and was its cashier until1911, when he was promoted to the presidency. In addition to thebanking business he owns and operates the farm of two hundredacres which his father took from the government in 1837, theownership of which has been continuously in the

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