A COMPLETE HISTORY - OF - FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO, - BY - HERVEY SCOTT. 1795 - 1876. SIEBERT & LILEY, PRINTERS AND BINIERS COLUMBUS, OHIO: 1877. SEARCH ENGINE When you reach the page you have been referred to by the search engine, search this page by going to the top of your browser, click Edit and then click find on this page. Type in the desired search word and click. This will take you to the places on the page where this word is found. It will take you through all of the places that this word is found on this page INDEX 1 50 100 150 200 250 Bar of Lancaster Baptists, New School Band of Horse-thieves Births and Deaths Binninger, Philip Banks of Lancaster Commerce of Fairfield County Choruses Carpenter's Addition County Jail Court of Common Pleas Canal Celebration Court of Quarter-Sessions County Fair Catholic Church County Officers Colored Citizens of Lancaster Cold Spring Rescue Conclusion Dunker Church Enterprise Episcopal Church Emanuel's Church, St Evangelical Association (Albright) First Settlement First Born First Mails and Post-route Fourth of July Finances of Lancaster in 1827 Finances of Fairfield in 1875 Fairfield County in 1806 Fairfield County in the War of 1812 Growth of Lancaster Ghost Story Grape Culture General Sanderson's Notes German Reform Church 16 120 148 157 160 282 18 27 34 36 52 59 78 96 138 144 281 289 298 142 20 135 137 140 4 7 12 31 32 36 36 79 11 61 68 98 136 iv - INDEX. Gas-Light and Coke Company Governors of Ohio Horticultural Society Hocking Valley Canal Introduction Inscriptions in Kuntz's Graveyard Incorporation Judges of Court Knights of Pythias Knights of Honor Knights of St. George Lancaster Lancaster Gazette Lutheran Church, first English Land Tax Mount Pleasant Medical Profession Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Masonic Methodist Church New Court-house Nationality Old Religious Stanzas Old Plays Ohio Eagle Other Papers Odd Fellowship Omish Mennonite Church Primitive State of the Country Public Square Physicians Patrons of Husbandry Political Protestant Methodist Pleasant Run Church Presbyterian Church Public Men Phrophesy Presidents of United States Ruhamah Green (Builderback) Relics Rush Creek Township in 1806 Refugee Lands Reform Fa 281 287 119 150 1 61 21 27 73 73 75 6 58 136 160 10 16 21 65 69 122 35 156 23 28 57 59 71 139 2 34 59 74 120 128 129 131 152 297 288 8 56 157 80 80 index - v Representatives in Congress Representatives and Senators, State Legislature Rebellion of 1861 Regular Baptist Church Railroads St. Joseph's Benevolent Association Statistics St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church Townships Typhoid Epidemic PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS AND PERSONAL   Ashbaugh, John   Beery, George W   Bope, Jacob   Barr, Thomas   Chaney, John   Carlisle, B. W.   Cherry, Thomas   Crook, John   Crumley, Daniel   Courtright, John   Cole, Thomas   Ewing, Hon. Thomas   Ewing, Thomas E   Fishbaugh, Mordecai   Foster, David   Foster, F. A.   Griffith, Samuel   Hunter, Hocking H.   Harmon, George   Hathaway, A.   Heyl, Christian   Hunter, Andrew   Jackson, Thomas   Iric, John   King, Mrs. Flora   Kester, Samuel   Leonard, Henry   Leist, Michael   Leith, John   Lyle, David   Landis, Martin   McClung, William   Murphy, William  82 109 112 128 285 75 79 135 82 152 161 177 173 199 292 161 165 204 209 216 219 222 171 232 211 238 243 276 172 214 248 252 264 196 220 176 296 182 192 158 228 237 176 203 vi - INDEX  Murphy, Theodore  McClung, Mrs. Jane  Peters, Wesley  Radibaugh, Mrs. Mary  Rudolph, Christian  Rutter, Mrs. Catharine  Ream, Jonas A.  Reece, Thomas  Sheaffer, Jacob  Sites, Frederick  See, John  Shawk, Charles  Sherrick, Elizabeth  Stemen, Nicholas  Sherman, Judge Charles  Stewart, Levi  Van Pearce, Mrs  Vandemark, Elias  Vanzant, John   Williams, John  Wiseman, Joseph  Young, Mrs. Rachel 218 268 230 206 241 262 178 277 207 234 255 261 266 167 172 179 242 245 271 173 194 258 ERRATA. Page 282, last paragraph, for Judge Schofield read Philomen Beecher. In the notice of Lancaster Drug Stores in 1876, page 19, for Wetzler read Wetzel. On the 19th page, and seventh line from the bottom, read James McManamy. On page 20, in list of practicing lawyers, five names were omitted, viz.: Tallman Slough, J. S. Sites, David Clover, Newton Schleich and John McCormick. These are all practicing Attorneys in 1877. Page 119, in second and third paragraphs from top, for John C. Boviny read John C. Rainey. In State Legislature, years 1866 and 1868, page 110, read U. C. Rutter. On page 128, second paragraph from bottom, for Rev. George Debott read DeboIt. Page 56, in "Ginsing Wanted," read Daniel Arnold for Daniel Arnott. record.