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Everett H. Albyn was born November 20th, 1910 in Toboso. <ref> Whyde, L. (1997, January 18). Albyn's friends, colleagues say county lost a good friend. The Newark Advocate. </ref>. He was well known in the community as the owner of two local nurseries, Albyn's Landscape and Nursery in Marne, founded by his father in 1924, <ref> Hoover, G. (1992, May 10). It's a dirty job. The Newark Advocate. </ref> and the H.A. Albyn Nursery near Hanover. He was best known for his rhododendrons. <ref> Russell, J. (1999, June 15). In honor of Albyn. The Newark Advocate. </ref> He was active in the Newark Rotary and had a long association with the Dawes Arboretum. He was also a charter member of the Newark Tree Commission when it began in 1994. Albyn graduated from Ohio State University in 1936 <ref> Everett H. Albyn obituary. (1997, January 13). The Newark Advocate, Folder Biographies-A, Local History Vertical File, Licking County Library, Newark, Ohio. </ref> and served as an intelligence officer in Africa and Italy during WWII. He married his wife Anne in 1948. He died January 11th, 1997 and is buried in [[Cemeteries | Cedar Hill Cemetery]]. | Everett H. Albyn was born November 20th, 1910 in Toboso. <ref> Whyde, L. (1997, January 18). Albyn's friends, colleagues say county lost a good friend. The Newark Advocate. </ref>. He was well known in the community as the owner of two local nurseries, Albyn's Landscape and Nursery in Marne, founded by his father in 1924, <ref> Hoover, G. (1992, May 10). It's a dirty job. The Newark Advocate. </ref> and the H.A. Albyn Nursery near Hanover. He was best known for his rhododendrons. <ref> Russell, J. (1999, June 15). In honor of Albyn. The Newark Advocate. </ref> He was active in the Newark Rotary and had a long association with the Dawes Arboretum. He was also a charter member of the Newark Tree Commission when it began in 1994. Albyn graduated from Ohio State University in 1936 <ref> Everett H. Albyn obituary. (1997, January 13). The Newark Advocate, Folder Biographies-A, Local History Vertical File, Licking County Library, Newark, Ohio. </ref> and served as an intelligence officer in Africa and Italy during WWII. He married his wife Anne in 1948. He died January 11th, 1997 and is buried in [[Cemeteries | Cedar Hill Cemetery]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:52, 13 June 2016
Everett H. Albyn was born November 20th, 1910 in Toboso. [1]. He was well known in the community as the owner of two local nurseries, Albyn's Landscape and Nursery in Marne, founded by his father in 1924, [2] and the H.A. Albyn Nursery near Hanover. He was best known for his rhododendrons. [3] He was active in the Newark Rotary and had a long association with the Dawes Arboretum. He was also a charter member of the Newark Tree Commission when it began in 1994. Albyn graduated from Ohio State University in 1936 [4] and served as an intelligence officer in Africa and Italy during WWII. He married his wife Anne in 1948. He died January 11th, 1997 and is buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
References
- ↑ Whyde, L. (1997, January 18). Albyn's friends, colleagues say county lost a good friend. The Newark Advocate.
- ↑ Hoover, G. (1992, May 10). It's a dirty job. The Newark Advocate.
- ↑ Russell, J. (1999, June 15). In honor of Albyn. The Newark Advocate.
- ↑ Everett H. Albyn obituary. (1997, January 13). The Newark Advocate, Folder Biographies-A, Local History Vertical File, Licking County Library, Newark, Ohio.
