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History of McHenry County Illinois, Vol. 2
Munsell Publishing Co., Chicago - 1922

         [p. 461-462]
         
         CHARLES H. ACKMAN, JR., supervisor of Coral Township, and
       one of the leading men of McHenry County, resides at Union,
       where he is engaged in real estate business, although he owns
       two farms in Coral Township and is interested in the operation
       of a threshing outfit. He was born in Cook County, Illinois,
       April 27, 1876, one of the eight children of his parents. His
       father, CHARLES H. ACKMAN, SR., was born in Cook County, Illi-
       nois, but later came to McHenry County, in 1907, and was one
       of the prosperous farmers here until his death, August 20,
       1917. His widow survives him and lives in Kane County, Illi-
       nois.
         CHARLES H. ACKMAN attended the common and high schools of
       his native county, and lived on a farm until 1916, when he
       removed to Union, retaining, however, one farm of 127 acres,
       and another of 128 3/4 acres, both in Coral Township.
         On October 10, 1900, MR. ACKMAN was married to Miss EMMA
       WIESEHE, a daughter of CHRISTIAN WIESEHE, one of the pioneers
       of Coral Township. Mr. and Mrs. ACKMAN have four children,
       namely: WAYNE C., LeROY W., THELMA H. and HARVEY H., all of
       whom were born in McHenry County. The family all belong to
       the Methodist Episcopal Church, and MR. ACKMAN belongs to the
       Evangelical Church. He is a Republican, and was highway com-
       missioner for nine years, and was elected supervisor in 1916.
       Fraternally he belongs to Oriental Lodge No. 358, A. F. &
       A. M., and Coral Lodge No. 769, I. O. O. F.
       
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