. Indiana County, Pennsylvania; ihr Volk, Vergangenheit und Gegenwart, eine Geschichte der Grafschaft. iam Stewart verheiratet Jenette McDon-ald, der ihn und die sich an Rossiter, diese zählen. y überlebt. Die. v hatten die folgenden Kindern: John Murdock; Alexander, der livesat Du Bois; Hugh, der in der Kindheit gestorben; William, der in der Kindheit gestorben;. James, Whois eine Kohle Bergmann, die sich an Rossiter, Pa, andis Maria Mitchell verheiratet, und Hugh Allen, das ist eine Sekretärin in der Firma Store an der Ros-siter, Pennsylvania. John Miardock Stewart zeigt in hisuseful Leben, was ein Mann von sich selbst machen kann, denn er ist essentiall

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. Indiana County, Pennsylvania; her people, past and present, embracing a history of the county. iam Stewart married Jenette McDon-ald, who survives him and resides at Rossiter, this count.y. The.v had the following chil-dren: John Murdock; Alexander, who livesat Du Bois; Hugh, who died in childhood;William, who died in childhood; .James, whois a coal miner, resides at Rossiter, Pa., andis married to Mary Mitchell, and Hugh Allen, who is a clerk in the company store at Ros-siter, Pennsylvania. John Miardock Stewart shows forth in hisuseful life what a man can make of himself, for he is essentially a self-made man. He wasonly four years old when brought to Pennsyl-vania, and but six when the family went toColorado. His childhood ti-aining was brokenin upon by the frequent changes, but he at-tended school whenever possible, for he wasan ambitious lad, and early began to makehimself useful. When he was twelve yearsold he secured emplo.^nnent in the coal pitsas a picker of slate, receiving fifty cents perday. After a year he became his fathershelper, so continuing until he became office. HISTORY OF INDIANA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1121 boy for Dr. Cooley, the mine physician atCoal Glen. For his services he was paid tendollars per month, and worked hard to earnhis money, caring for the ofSce and premises.However, it was at this time that there sprunginto being his firm determination to enterthe medical profession, and the lad workedsteadily towards that end thereafter. Laterhe became employed by the Punxsutawney TeaCompany, remaining with that concern until1901 as salesman. In the latter year he re-tilmed to the Coal Glen mines, where heworked for six months. From there he wentto Munson Station, Pa., where he joined hisfather and did contract work for the IrishBrothers, contractors, getting rock out of themines at night. All this time he was en-deavoringto get an opportunity to advancehimself in his studies, and finally entered theWestern University at Pittsburg, with the in-te

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• bookcentury1900
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