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John Penman John Penman (ca. 1845-1931) was a founder of the Penman mill, which grew into a large, multi-factory operation in Ontario during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. == Personal life ==
John Penman was born in New York City (c.1845) to Daniel and Clementina Penman. All are buried in family plot in Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY. John Penman of Penman Mills, Paris, Ontario, married Martha McVicar. Martha is buried in the Paris Cemetery. In 1868 John Penman moved to Paris, Ontario, where he founded a new mill with W.E. Adams. The company was incorporated as the Penman Manufacturing Company Limited in 1882. John Penman also helped to found the Central School at Paris, was a patron of the Y.M.C.A., and helped to establish buildings for that organization at Paris, Ontario, and Hankow, China. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church and was on the board of administration and Senate of Knox College.
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