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Sebring Ohio Historical Society
| 1857-1929 Born July 14, 1857 in East Liverpool, Ohio. Oldest of the Sebring brothers. Engineered the purchase of the 200 acres that became Sebring, Ohio. First owned the Oliver China Company, built in 1899 in Sebring, Ohio. George, his brother, soon afterward took over. Also managed the French China Company after Fred sold it. At one time he had interests in Limoges, French China, Saxon China, and the Strong Manufacturing Company. These he merged into the Sebring Manufacturing Corporation. He sold a million dollar bond issue for modernization purposes, which funds were poorly managed. Saxon operated 1911-1932, and was sold to W.V. Oliver in 1934. Founded the Citizen Banking Company and the Sebring Manufacturing Corporation. He also had controlling interest in the Hotel. He was co-owner with his son Bert of the Sebring Cooperage Company. He was president of the National Potters Association. His first residence was |
| Oliver Howard Sebring/Matilda Jan Hume |
| Oliver Howard Sebring 1857-1929 |
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