Biography of James B. Frost, pages 730 / 731.  History of De Kalb County, 
Indiana.  Inter-State Publishing Company, Chicago, 1885.

James B. Frost was born in New Haven, Huron County, Ohio, Oct, 24, 1842, the 
only son of Richard and Mary (Lewis) Frost, his father a native of Waterbury, 
Conn., and his mother of the State of New York.  They moved to Ohio with 
their parents when children, and there grew to maturity and were married.  
In 1845 they moved to Noble County, Ind., where the mother died July 4, 
1879, and the father June 13, 1883.  Our subject grew to manhood in Noble 
County.  He was married July 6, 1862, to Margaret King, daughter of 
Christian and Christina (Stark) King, native of Germany, who moved with 
their family to America and settled in Ohio where the mother died.  Mr. King 
moved to Indiana in 1851, and died in Wabash County in 1873, aged sixty-
three years.  Mrs. Frost was reared by Jacob C. Miller, of Noble County.  
After his marriage Mr. Frost settled on a farm a mile from the old homestead 
where he lived till March, 1882, when he sold his property and bought a farm 
in Richland Township, De Kalb County, where he now lives.  Mr. and Mrs. 
Frost have two children---Chloe B. and Arthur D.  In his political 
affiliations Mr. Frost is a Democrat.

Submitted by:
Arlene Goodwin
Auburn, Indiana
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