Honorable Danile M Bare

1834 -

• Name	Honorable Danile M Bare
  Title	Honorable
  Born	24 Oct 1834	Sinking Spring Valley, Blair County, Pennsylvania
  Gender	Male
  Person ID	I524071174	Eby/Aebi and Bernethy Family
  Last Modified	3 Feb 2007

  
  

  Father	Daniel Bare,   b. York County, Pennsylvania
  Mother	Elizabeth Mathias
  Family ID	F511228892	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	Sarah Eby,   b. 28 Sep 1835, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania
  Children	1. Clara S Bare   2. Ella Bare   3. Anna Bare   4. Ina Bare
  Family ID	F510927384	Group Sheet

  
  

• Event Map		Born - 24 Oct 1834 - Sinking Spring Valley, Blair County, Pennsylvania  = Link to Google Maps   = Link to Google Earth
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• Notes

  Daniel M. Bare was the president of the Roaring Spring Bank at Roaring Spring, Pa. and practically the founder of the many industries which made this a busy, prosperous modern town in its day and of the town of Roaring Springs itself. He was well known in the business community all over Pennsylvania and in his own community is justly considered in the light of a benefactor. He grew up on his fathers farm in Morrisons Cove, Pa and remained at home until he was 24 years old and then went to Loysburg, in Bedford County, where he engaged in the mercantile and flour business for several years. He then came to Roaring Springs. As early as 1866 he became one of the partners in a paper manufacturing enterprise at Roaring Springs the original name being Eby, Morrison and Company, (John Eby and John Morrison). In 1770 the mill was built by Daniel Neff but was burned down by an Indian war party, after Daniel Neff had killed two of the parties scouts, who were endeavoring to obtain his scalp. Later it merged into Morrison, Bare and Cass and remained under this name until 1886. The mill was noted because it ran day and night. In 1880 the firm built a paper mill at Tyrone, Pa of which John Morrison became manager while Mr. Bare assumed the management of the mill at Roaring Spring. He continued as the manager until 1899 when E.G. Bobb became active manager. The business was incorporated in 1907 as D.M. Bare Paper Company which produced daily about 25 to 30 tons of paper daily. They made super-calendered and machine finish book papers, lithograph, mimeograph and white flats and employed over 200 people. He was involved in a number of business adventures. He was one of the founders of the Roaring Springs Bank established in 1902 of which he was President. In about 1888 he was one of the four founders of the Roaring Spring Blank Book Company. He had trade connections all over the United States. Mr. Bare had no particular training in this line, his only educational advantage being that secured in the district schools of Bedford County, Pa. where he, after graduating,had taught school for several years. He married Miss Sarah Eby and they were members of the Church of God and he serves on the board of Elders. This information was found and contributed by the Blair County Genealogical Society and generously given to USGENWEB for use.