HISTORY OF RUSH COUNTY, INDIANA: From the earliest time to the present,
with biographical sketches, notes, etc. Illustrated; Chicago:  Brant &
Fuller, 1888. p. 361. Harrison County.

RICHARD M. POWER, farmer, was born near Milroy, Rush Co., Ind., September
18, 1844, son of John D. and Mary A. (Simisor) Power, and is of
German-English descent.  His father was born in 1819 and died in this
county in 1856.  The mother of Richard was born in Ohio about 1825, and now
resides in this county.  The subject of this biography is the second eldest
in a family of ten children, and was reared on a farm, was a student at the
country schools and for a short time taught school.  In 1868 he engaged in
the milling business and continued until 1872, where he turned his
attention to farming, which has since been his principal vocation.  He was
married in 1869 to Miss Melissa McNiel, a native of Wash County, Ind., who
died in 1871.  In 1876 Mr. Power was married to Miss Sarah E. Reese, of
Harrison County, Ky., born June 18, 1844.  He is an ardent Democrat, and
manifests much interest in behalf of his party, and is an honorable and
greatly esteemed citizen.  Mr. Power's second wife died August 12, 1884,
and September 2, 1885, was a third time married, the bride being Miss
Jennie Terhune, a native of Dearborn County, Ind., born in 1856.  They have
one child, Mary E.

Power Simisor McNiel Terhune
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Milroy-Rush-IN OH Wash-IN Dearborn-IN

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