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Title	Paddock, H. C. and Family
Description	H. C. Paddock is pictured on the far right with his children (left to right): David, Lucile, Daisy and Jeanette. Hosea Cornish (H. C.) Paddock was born in Western, Oneida County, New York, on August 5, 1852. He spent his childhood on a farm near Prophetstown, Illinois, and graduated from Lyndon High School in 1870. After receiving a state teacher’s certificate at the college in Normal, Illinois, he became principal of the schools at Momence also in Illinois. During this time he met Janette Styles and they were married on June 30, 1880. The couple had six children: Stuart R., Charles S., Lucile, Daisy, Jeanette and David. Mr. and Mrs. Paddock settled in Plainfield, Illinois, where they conducted a private school. They later moved to Chicago when Mr. Paddock took a position with Rand McNally & Co. in 1882. His newspaper work began when he was 16, acting as a country correspondent for the Sterling Gazette, Morrison Sentinel, Sterling Standard, Fulton Journal and Prophetstown Spike. His involvement with journalism took a professional turn when, in succession, he bought the Wheaton Illinoian, Rochelle Register, Waukegan Register and the Lake County Independent. In 1898, he purchased the Palatine Enterprise and the following year he acquired the Cook County Herald in Arlington Heights. In 1901, he bought the Bensenville Record and Itasca Herald. He consolidated six papers under 3 heads: Cook County Herald, Palatine Enterprise and DuPage Register. On November 13, 1922, Mr. Paddock sold his interests in the newspapers to his sons Charles S. and Stuart R. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Arlington Heights for over 20 years, teaching Sunday school there and in other towns as well. He died in November 1935 and is buried in Randhill Park Cemetery in Arlington Heights, Illinois, alongside his wife who died in May 1931. This item is part of the collection of the Arlington Heights Historical Society (http://www.ahmuseum.org).
Subject	Newspaper publishing Newspapers Publications Publishers and publishing
Proper Names	Paddock, Hosea Cornish Paddock, Hosea Christian Paddock, H. C. Paddock, Stuart R. Paddock, Charles S. Paddock, Lucile Paddock, Daisy Daniels, Daisy Paddock, Jeanette Nichols, Jeanette Paddock, David Paddock, Janette Styles, Janette
Organization	Paddock Publications Cook County Herald Wheaton Illinoian Rochelle Register Waukegan Register Lake County Independent Palatine Enterprise Bensenville Record Itasca Herald DuPage Register Presbyterian Church
Participant	Arlington Heights Memorial Library with materials owned by the Arlington Heights Historical Society
Date	1890s
Type	Photograph
Format	Paper
City	Arlington Heights
State	Illinois
Country	United States
Decade	1850-1859 1860-1869 1870-1879 1880-1889 1890-1899 1900-1909 1910-1919 1920-1929 1930-1939
Copyright	Notice: This material may be protected by U. S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U. S. Code). May not be reproduced without permission from the Arlington Heights Historical Society.
AcquisitionData	Joint Photographic Experts Group (JPEG), 100 DPI, 8-bit color (256 colors)
DateCataloged	2010-10-13
PlaceKept	Located at the Arlington Heights Historical Museum, AHHS Collection, Arlington Heights Historical Society Archives
Language	English