Background
Rockwell, Julius Ensign was born on March 3, 1860 in Millbury, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Henry Ensign and Sarah J. (Hathaway) Rockwell.
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Julius Ensign Rockwell
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Fitted for sophomore year, Harvard, but instead of going to college took special literature course.
Career
Special agent 10th Census, 1879-1880. Secretary United States Commission to International Fishery Exposition, Berlin, 1880. Stenographer United States bureau of Education, 1881-1884, United States Patent Office, 1884-1887.
Chief clerk to vice-president and general manager Mobile & Ohio R.R., Mobile, 1887-1888. Chief clerk Southern Railway and Steamship Association, Atlanta, 1889, to 1st vice president Richmond & Danville R.R., Richmond, 1890. In charge Peirce School of Shorthand, Philadelphia, 1890-1892.
Principal Phonographic Institute, Cincinnati, 1893. Secretary Southeastern Passenger Association, Atlanta, 1894-1897. Editor bureau of Plant Industry, August, since 1902.
Author: The Teaching, Practice and Literature of Shorthand, 1884. Shorthand Instruction and Practice, 1891. Home: Washington, Distric.
Connections
Married Mabel Rose Lewis, August 14, 1882.
