From Byron Williams' History of Clermont & Brown Counties, 1913--
LEWIS L. FRIDMAN, well known in Clermont county, Ohio, where for sixty-five years he has been a resident, is one of a family who inherits an unusual amount of executive ability and business sagacity from their father, Franklin Fridman, and by following his example have earned prosperity as well an universal respect and esteem of all in the community in which they live.
Lewis L. Fridman was born at Clermontville, Ohio, Aug. 25, 1847, and was reared and has since resided in the neighborhood of the village of his birth. He received a good education and was associated with his brothers, Franklin M., George Henry, and Lincoln W., in the mercantile business at Clermontville until they sold out, in 1890, after which, having been reared to agricultural pursuits, he turned his attention to that line of industry.
The marriage of Lewis Fridman and Miss Emma R. Shaw was solemnized in Ohio township, Apr. 20, 1871. She was born in Monroe township and was reared there, she being a daughter of Jonathan and Lina (Wyatt) Shaw. Her education was acquired at Parker's Academy. To the union of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Fridman have been born the following children:
Rosamond, died in infancy.
Lina R., who was born Sept. 5, 1873, is the wife of L. E. Rouse, of Cynthiana, Ky., a grocer of the firm of W. B. Rouse Grocery Company. They have two children, William Leonard and Anna Ruth.
Bertha, who was born Sept. 28, 1875, is at home.
Bessie Pearl, born July 31, 1878, is Mrs. Philip A. Ireton, of Laurel. Mr. Ireton was formerly a merchant of Laurel, but is at present engaged in farming. They have two children, Harold and Elsie.
Edith Shaw, who was born Apr. 7, 1885, is at home. She is a teacher in the Cincinnati schools. She has also taught several years at New Richmond, Ohio.
Mr. L. L. Fridman is a Democrat in politics and has served his party as township treasurer for two terms, and has been a member of the school board for several years. He and his family evidence their faith in Christianity by their membership in the Mt. Zion Christian Church.
LEWIS L. FRIDMAN, well known in Clermont county, Ohio, where for sixty-five years he has been a resident, is one of a family who inherits an unusual amount of executive ability and business sagacity from their father, Franklin Fridman, and by following his example have earned prosperity as well an universal respect and esteem of all in the community in which they live.
Lewis L. Fridman was born at Clermontville, Ohio, Aug. 25, 1847, and was reared and has since resided in the neighborhood of the village of his birth. He received a good education and was associated with his brothers, Franklin M., George Henry, and Lincoln W., in the mercantile business at Clermontville until they sold out, in 1890, after which, having been reared to agricultural pursuits, he turned his attention to that line of industry.
The marriage of Lewis Fridman and Miss Emma R. Shaw was solemnized in Ohio township, Apr. 20, 1871. She was born in Monroe township and was reared there, she being a daughter of Jonathan and Lina (Wyatt) Shaw. Her education was acquired at Parker's Academy. To the union of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Fridman have been born the following children:
Rosamond, died in infancy.
Lina R., who was born Sept. 5, 1873, is the wife of L. E. Rouse, of Cynthiana, Ky., a grocer of the firm of W. B. Rouse Grocery Company. They have two children, William Leonard and Anna Ruth.
Bertha, who was born Sept. 28, 1875, is at home.
Bessie Pearl, born July 31, 1878, is Mrs. Philip A. Ireton, of Laurel. Mr. Ireton was formerly a merchant of Laurel, but is at present engaged in farming. They have two children, Harold and Elsie.
Edith Shaw, who was born Apr. 7, 1885, is at home. She is a teacher in the Cincinnati schools. She has also taught several years at New Richmond, Ohio.
Mr. L. L. Fridman is a Democrat in politics and has served his party as township treasurer for two terms, and has been a member of the school board for several years. He and his family evidence their faith in Christianity by their membership in the Mt. Zion Christian Church.
From Byron Williams' History of Clermont & Brown Counties, 1913--
LEWIS L. FRIDMAN, well known in Clermont county, Ohio, where for sixty-five years he has been a resident, is one of a family who inherits an unusual amount of executive ability and business sagacity from their father, Franklin Fridman, and by following his example have earned prosperity as well an universal respect and esteem of all in the community in which they live.
Lewis L. Fridman was born at Clermontville, Ohio, Aug. 25, 1847, and was reared and has since resided in the neighborhood of the village of his birth. He received a good education and was associated with his brothers, Franklin M., George Henry, and Lincoln W., in the mercantile business at Clermontville until they sold out, in 1890, after which, having been reared to agricultural pursuits, he turned his attention to that line of industry.
The marriage of Lewis Fridman and Miss Emma R. Shaw was solemnized in Ohio township, Apr. 20, 1871. She was born in Monroe township and was reared there, she being a daughter of Jonathan and Lina (Wyatt) Shaw. Her education was acquired at Parker's Academy. To the union of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Fridman have been born the following children:
Rosamond, died in infancy.
Lina R., who was born Sept. 5, 1873, is the wife of L. E. Rouse, of Cynthiana, Ky., a grocer of the firm of W. B. Rouse Grocery Company. They have two children, William Leonard and Anna Ruth.
Bertha, who was born Sept. 28, 1875, is at home.
Bessie Pearl, born July 31, 1878, is Mrs. Philip A. Ireton, of Laurel. Mr. Ireton was formerly a merchant of Laurel, but is at present engaged in farming. They have two children, Harold and Elsie.
Edith Shaw, who was born Apr. 7, 1885, is at home. She is a teacher in the Cincinnati schools. She has also taught several years at New Richmond, Ohio.
Mr. L. L. Fridman is a Democrat in politics and has served his party as township treasurer for two terms, and has been a member of the school board for several years. He and his family evidence their faith in Christianity by their membership in the Mt. Zion Christian Church.
LEWIS L. FRIDMAN, well known in Clermont county, Ohio, where for sixty-five years he has been a resident, is one of a family who inherits an unusual amount of executive ability and business sagacity from their father, Franklin Fridman, and by following his example have earned prosperity as well an universal respect and esteem of all in the community in which they live.
Lewis L. Fridman was born at Clermontville, Ohio, Aug. 25, 1847, and was reared and has since resided in the neighborhood of the village of his birth. He received a good education and was associated with his brothers, Franklin M., George Henry, and Lincoln W., in the mercantile business at Clermontville until they sold out, in 1890, after which, having been reared to agricultural pursuits, he turned his attention to that line of industry.
The marriage of Lewis Fridman and Miss Emma R. Shaw was solemnized in Ohio township, Apr. 20, 1871. She was born in Monroe township and was reared there, she being a daughter of Jonathan and Lina (Wyatt) Shaw. Her education was acquired at Parker's Academy. To the union of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Fridman have been born the following children:
Rosamond, died in infancy.
Lina R., who was born Sept. 5, 1873, is the wife of L. E. Rouse, of Cynthiana, Ky., a grocer of the firm of W. B. Rouse Grocery Company. They have two children, William Leonard and Anna Ruth.
Bertha, who was born Sept. 28, 1875, is at home.
Bessie Pearl, born July 31, 1878, is Mrs. Philip A. Ireton, of Laurel. Mr. Ireton was formerly a merchant of Laurel, but is at present engaged in farming. They have two children, Harold and Elsie.
Edith Shaw, who was born Apr. 7, 1885, is at home. She is a teacher in the Cincinnati schools. She has also taught several years at New Richmond, Ohio.
Mr. L. L. Fridman is a Democrat in politics and has served his party as township treasurer for two terms, and has been a member of the school board for several years. He and his family evidence their faith in Christianity by their membership in the Mt. Zion Christian Church.
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