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James J. Hooker Monument, Spring Grove Cemetery

James Johnston Hooker was an owner of Putnam, Hooker, and Company, a cotton goods merchant. He was born in Mt. Carmel, Ohio, in 1946, and died in Cincinnati in 1916. His home was at 3639 Reading Road in Avondale. It was demolished to make way for the 1928 construction of the Commodore Apartments. The James J. Hooker Monument Graves of James and Mary Hooker Cincinnati Enquirer, 8/10/1916 3639 Reading Road, Avondale Location of James Johnston Hooker Home From the Cincinnati Newspaper Reference Book, 1914 Other Resources: Find a Grave, James Johnston Hooker

Frederick F. Eckstein Monument, Spring Grove Cemetery

Frederick F. Eckstein owned Eckstein, Hills, and Company, a manufacturer of white lead. He lived on East Fourth Street in downtown Cincinnati. He was the son of noted artist and sculptor Frederick Eckstein. Frederick F. Eckstein Monument Frederick and Harriet Epstein Graves Frederick F. Eckstein Obituary Eckstein, Hills, & Co. Advertisement

Lewis Van Antwerp Monument, Spring Grove Cemetery

Lewis Van Antwerp was a successful book publisher in Cincinnati. He was a partner in Van Antwerp, Bragg & Company, publisher of the McGuffey Reader and other successful textbooks. Although his residence has long been demolished, he lived at the northeast corner of Forest Avenue and Van Antwerp Place. Lewis Van Antwerp Monument Lewis and Maria Van Antwerp Graves Obituary of Lewis Van Antwerp Lewis Van Antwerp residence at Forest Ave and Van Antwerp Place The McGuffey Reader

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