HAROLD S. KIERNAN

Sacramento County

Biographies

HAROLD S. KIERNAN

HAROLD S. KIERNAN.--For the past twelve years Harold S. Kiernan has held the position of private secretary to R. A. Herold, and since July, 1921, has occupied the position of councilman in Sacramento and can always be counted upon to support any measure for the advancement and progress of his native city. His birth occurred in Sacramento, November 6, 1886, and he is a son of J.H. and Mollie (Shields) Kiernan, early settlers in Sacramento, and both still residing there.

Herold S. Kiernan Began his education in the public schools of the capital city and after completing the high school course read law in private offices; following this he took up secretarial work and for twelve years consecutively he has satisfactorily filled the position of private secretary to Mr. Herold. Mr. Kiernan was a member of the park board of the city of Sacramento at the time of his election in July, 1921, to the position of councilman and keeps in close touch with the development and advancement of Sacramento and surrounding country. Fraternally Mr. Kiernan is a member of the Native Sons of the Golden West, the Knights of Columbus, third degree, and the Eagles, and his political allegiance is given to the Republican party.

Transcribed by Patricia Seabolt.

Source: Reed, G. Walter, History of Sacramento County, California With Biographical Sketches, Page 616. Historic Record Company, Los Angeles, CA. 1923.