Thomas Beadle became the first known pioneer settler of the Town of Junius in 1795, helping establish one of Seneca County’s earliest communities.
David Southwick arrived in Junius in 1798 and later served as a major during the War of 1812 while also helping develop the town’s early industry and sawmills.
Samuel Southwick settled in Junius in 1800 and became known for constructing some of the community’s earliest framed buildings.
Joseph Moody operated an early store in Junius and gave the hamlet of Dublin its name as a tribute to Ireland’s capital city.
Ruby L. Gilbert was associated with the Women’s Christian Temperance Movement and became identified with the nationally recognized White Ribbon movement.
Emma L. Shaw worked as a tailor and farmer before becoming a juvenile literature editor and associate editor of Good Health magazine.