From "HISTORY OF THE UPPER OHIO VALLEY,"  Vol. I, page 229.
Brant & Fuller, 1890.


CHARLES N. BRADY

Charles N. Brady was born at Wheeling, May 8, 1849.  For many years 
he was connected with the Hobbs & Brockunier Glass company, first as 
book-keeper and then as traveling salesman.  He was the organizer of 
the Riverside Glass works, at Wellsburg, where he resided for some 
time, and from there moved to Washington, Penn.; and founded the 
Hazel Glass company, of which he is president.  He retains an 
interest in the Wellsburg works, and is also connected with a machine 
shop at Washington, and carbon works at the latter place.  He is 
married to Mary, daughter of Elisha W. Paxton, of Wellsburg.  William 
S. Brady began his career as book-keeper for Brues & Coffer, dry 
goods merchants, and was next book-keeper for the WHEELING 
INTELLIGENCER for many years. Subsequently, he held the same position 
with the Hobbs, Brockunier & Company Glass works, and suc- ceeded his 
brother as president of the Riverside Glass works, at Wellsburg.  He 
was one of those who organized the Fostoria, Ohio, Glass company, of 
which he is now secretary and treasurer, with his residence at that 
city.  His wife is Sarah, daughter of Dr. E. A. Hildreth, deceased, 
formerly of Wheeling.


(Linda Fluharty)