1	50	75	100
125	150	175	200
225	250	275	300
325	350	375	400
425	450	475	500
525	550	575	600
625	650	675	700
725

PREFACE All life and achievement is evolution; present wisdom comes from past experience, and present commercial prosperity has come only from past exertion and suffering. The deeds and motives of the men that have gone before have been instrumental in shaping the destinies of later communities and states. The development of a new country was at once a task and a privilege. It required great courage, sacrifice and privation. Compare the present conditions of the people of Fayette County, Ohio, with what they were one hundred years ago. From a trackless wilderness and virgin land, it has come to be a center of prosperity and civilization, with millions of wealth, systems of railways, grand educational institutions, splendid industries and immense agricultural and mineral productions. Can any thinking person be insensible to the fascination of the study which discloses the aspirations and efforts of the early pioneers who so strongly laid the foundation upon which has been reared the magnificent prosperity of later days? To perpetuate the story of these people and to trace and record the social, political and industrial progress of the community from its first inception is the function of the local historian. A sincere purpose to preserve facts and personal memoirs that are deserving of perpetuation, and which unite the present to the past, is the motive for the present publication. A specially valuable and interesting department is that one devoted to the sketches of representative citizens of these counties whose records deserve preservation because of their worth, effort and accomplishment. The publishers desire to extend their thanks to the gentlemen Who have so faithfully labored to this end. Thanks are also due to the citizens of Fayette county for the uniform kindness with which they have regarded this undertaking, and for their many services rendered in the gaining of necessary information. In placing the "History of Fayette County, Ohio," before the citizens, the publishers can conscientiously claim that they have carried out the plan as outlined in the prospectus. Every biographical sketch in the work has been submitted to the party interested, for correction, and therefore any error of fact, if there be any, is solely due to the person for whom the sketch was prepared. Confident that our effort to please will fully meet the approbation of the public, we. are, Respectfully, THE PUBLISHERS. CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I—RELATED STATE HISTORY	25
First White Men in Northwest Territory—English and French Claims—Three Successive Sovereign Flags Over Present Ohio—Passing of the Indians—Battle of Fallen Timbers— Northwest Territory—Ohio, the First Northwest State—Early Settlements—Activities of the Traders—French and Indian War—Pontiac's Conspiracy— Northwest Territory and Quebec Act—Revolutionary Period—George Rogers Clark and His Campaign—First Surveys and Early Settlers—Ordinance of 1787—First Stage of Government Under the Ordinance—Second Stage—Organization of the Northwest Territory—Representative Stage of Government— First Territorial Legislature—Division of 1800—Census of 1800--Symmes Purchase and Other Early Settlements—County Organization—Indian Wars—Formation of a New State—Date of Ohio's Admission to the Union—Capitals of Northwest Territory and Ohio—Constitutional History, of Ohio—Military Record—Land Grants—Military Lands— Refugee Tract—Road Lands—Canal Grants—Zane Sections—Ministerial Lands— Schools Sections—Ohio Politics—Boundary Lines—Organization of Counties and Early Events.
CHAPTER II—GEOLOGY AND TOPOGRAPHY	73
Boundaries of Fayette County—Geological Formations—Water Courses- Drainage—Land Elevation—Rock Formations—The Drift—Gravel and Sand —The Soil.
CHAPTER III—COUNTY ORGANIZATION	77
County Organizations Leading up to that of Fayette--Fayette County Created —Original Townships—Present Townships.
CHAPTER IV—EARLY SETTLEMENT	82
Indian Inhabitants—First Surveys—Land Entries—Early Settlers—Interesting Incidents— Pioneer Life— Narrative of an Old Pioneer—Early Habits and Customs—Pioneer Wedding— Mills and Milling— Taverns— Corn HuskingsHunting—Early Mails—Pigeon Roosts— Sickness—Destruction of Milliken Dam—Incidents—A Hermit—Distilleries.
CHAPTER V—COUNTY GOVERNMENT	106
Scarcity of Early Records—County Treasury Robbed—Early County Bills—First Court House—Second Court House—Present Court House—County Jails—Public Drinking Fountain—First County "Safe"—County Infirmary—County Children's Home—Carder Infirmary—County Roads and Pike System —County Finances.
CHAPTER VI—OFFICIAL REPRESENTATION	117
Presidential Vote in the County—Political Parties—State Senators—State
CONTENTS.
Representatives—Presiding Judges—Associate Judges—Common Pleas Judges—County Auditors—County Recorders—County Treasurers—Clerks of Court — Sheriffs — Probate Judges — Prosecuting Attorneys — Coroners—County Surveyors—County Superintendents of Schools—District Assessors—County Commissioners— Justices of the Peace.
CHAPTER VII—TRANSPORTATION	127
Early Transportation by Freight Wagons and Boats—The First Railroad—Bond Issues—Subsequent and Present Roads.
CHAPTER VIII--EVOLUTION OF AGRICULTURE AND STOCK RAISING	130
Fayette an Agricultural County—The Soil—Live Stock—Agricultural Statistics—Drainage—Tiling—County Agricultural Societies—Hog Cholera Epidemics—Corn Shows and Institutes.
CHAPTER IX—BANKS AND BANKING	135
Early Barter and Exchange—Money Scarce—"Cut Money"—First Banking in Fayette County—First National Bank and Other Banks at Washington C. H. —Jeffersonville Banks—Banks at Good Hope, Milledgeville and Bloomingburg-1912 Financial Showing.
CHAPTER X—NEWSPAPERS OF FAYETTE COUNTY	142
The Press a Great Civilizing Influence--Fayette County's First Newspaper, Freedom's Advocate—Later Newspapers at Washington C. H.—The Jeffersonville Citizen—Newspapers in Ohio—The First Printing Press in Fayette County.
CHAPTER XI—THE MEDICAL PROFESSION	150
Value of the Physician—Progress in Medical Science—First and Early Doctors in Fayette County—Later Doctors—Physicians of the County in 1914—Fayette County Medical Society—City Hospitals.
CHAPTER XII—THE BENCH AND BAR	160
The Judiciary—Legislative Enactments Establishing Judiciary System—The First Session of Court in Fayette County—Fayette County Lawyers—Present Members of the Bar—Judges of Court of Appeals—Judges Court of Common Pleas—Other Court Officers—H. B. Maynard—John J. Harper.
CHAPTER XIII—MILITARY HISTORY OF FAYETTE COUNTY	172
Fayette County's Part in the War of 1812—Transportation of Provisions—Mexican War—Militia Muster Days— Fayette County in the Civil War—Lincoln's Proclamation—Mass Meetings—Enlistments from Fayette County Townships—Revolutionary Soldiers in Fayette County—Memorial Hall—Names of Fayette County Soldiers— Spanish-American War—A Hero in Two Wars.
CHAPTER XIV—EDUCATIONAL HISTORY	201
Great Progress in the Science of Education—The Old and the Modern School House—Schools of Washington C. H.—Township Schools—Wayne Centralized School—The Thoughtful School Superintendent.
CHAPTER XV—SECRET AND FRATERNAL ORDERS	213
Free and Accepted Masons—Royal Arch. Masons—Knights Templar—Independent Order of Odd Fellows—The Encampment—Knights of Pythias.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER XVI—HISTORY OF THE CHURCHES	221
Presbyterian Churches—Methodism in Fayette County—African M. E. Church—Methodist Protestant Churches— The Christian Church—United Brethren Churches—Baptist Societies—Colored Baptist Church— Friends Society—Free Church Association—Universalist Church—Protestant Episcopal Church—Church of Christ-Oldest Church Building in the County—Catholic Church—Young Men's Christian Association.
CHAPTER XVII—MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS OF INTEREST	245
The Temperance. Crusade—The Appeal—Counterfeiting—The Funk Fight—A Cruel Indian—Early Criminal Cases—Execution of William G. W. Smith—Stock Sales--Horse Trading—Capture of Andrew, Ellison—A Hot-Race—Big Riot of 1894-Unique Destruction of a Mill Dam—Immense Petrified Maple Log—First Murder Case—First Execution—First Marriages—Centennial Anniversary of County—Intoxicated Hogs—Odd Old Record—Garfield Memorial Services—McKinley Memorial Services—Population Statistics—Great Flood of 1913—Portrait of McKinley by Local Artist—Automobiles in County—Blind Pensioners—Market Quotations.
CHAPTER XVIII---REMINISCENCES AND MEMOIRS	274
"Old Uncle Billy Snider"—"Kelly" Dixon, the Aged Pedestrian—Aged Native-born Citizen—Fayette Pioneer at Fort Meigs—Hon. Mills Gardner—Judge Richard A. Harrison—Hon. Marshall J. Williams
CHAPTER XIX—UNION TOWNSHIP	282
Topography—Early Settlement—Drainage—Pioneers Who First Located Here.
CHAPTER XX—JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP	283.
Topography—Natural Features—Early Settlement—Official Annals—First Election—Counterfeiters —Mills—Towns and Hamlets--Jeffersonville.
CHAPTER XXI--JASPER TOWNSHIP	293
Boundaries—First Settlement—"Uncle Johnny" Coons—Towns and Villages Plymouth—Jasper Mills—Allentown (Octa)—Milledgeville.
CHAPTER XXII—CONCORD TOWNSHIP	299
Location—Pioneer Settlers—Sundry Incidents of Early Life—Mills—Village of Staunton.
CHAPTER XXIII—GREEN TOWNSHIP	304
Boundaries and Surveys—Early Settlement—Jesse Rowe—Pioneer Sketches —Moons—Mills and Distilleries— Interesting Incidents.
CHAPTER XXIV—PERRY TOWNSHIP	310
Location—Organization and First Officers—Settlement—An Indian Scare—Milling Interests of Long Ago—New Martinsburg.
CHAPTER XXV—WAYNE TOWNSHIP	317
Place of First White Settlement—The Pioneers—Early Taverns—Indian Horrors—Village of Good Hope—Other Villages.
CHAPTER XXVI—MARION TOWNSHIP	324
Boundaries—First Settlement—Milling—Tanneries—First Election—Villages.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER XXVII—PAINT TOWNSHIP	328
Location—Natural Features—Early Settlement—Minor Incidents—Village of Bloomingburg—Some Early Events— Milling Industries—Anti-Slavery Days in Bloomingburg—The Temperance Question.
CHAPTER XXVIII—MADISON TOWNSHIP	337
Location and Boundaries—Settlement—Early Stores and Shops—Mills Waterloo.
CHAPTER XXIX—CITY OF WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE	344
Location—Name—First Business Events—The City in 1815—First and Early Events—Municipal Government— City Finances—Fire Department—Earlyday Council Proceedings—Old Times—Manufacturing Industries— Industries of 1901—Great Sales Stables—Proposed Car Lines—Natural Gas Prospects —Present Business Interests—Washington Cemetery—Postoffice History—Cyclone of 1885—Great Fire of 1911—Public Library

HISTORICAL INDEX.
A Adams. County African M. E. Church Agricultural Societies Agricultural Statistics Agriculture Allen County Allentown Amendments to Constitution Ashland County Ashtabula County Associate Judges Athens County Attorneys Auditors, County Auglaize County Automobiles in County B Bank of Fayette Banks and Banking Baptist Churches Battle of Fallen Timbers Battle of Fort Meigs Belmont County Bench and Bar Bills, Early County Blind Pensioners Bloomingburg  Anti-Slavery Days  Business Interests  Churches  Early Events  Election, First  First Things  Lodges  Mayors  Milling Industries  Municipal History	53 230 133 131 130 53 299 42, 51 53 53 120 53 161 121 53 272 137 135 234 26, 37 278 54 160 107 272 332 334 337 220, 228 33 333 333 214, 219 337 333 337	Bloomingburg—Con.  Peoples Bank  Platting of  Population  Postoffice History  Schools  Temperance Issue Bogus Road Boundaries of Fayette County Boundaries of Ohio, Original Boundaries of State Brown County Butler County C Cabin, Pioneer Canal Grants Capital Permanently Located Capitals of Northwest Territory Carder Infirmary Carroll County Catholic Church Census of Northwest Territory Centennial Anniversary of County Champaign County Children's Home Christian Church Church History Church of Christ Citizens Bank, Jeffersonville City Hospitals Civil War Claims to Ohio Territory Claims to Territory Clark County Clerks of the Court Clermont County Clinton County Colored Baptist Church Columbiana County	141 332 269 336 210 335 325 73 37 51 54 54 90 48 40 39 113 5 240 33 54 113 232 220 240 140 159 175 26 25 54 122 54 54 237 54
HISTORICAL INDEX.
Commercial Bank Commissioners, County Common Pleas Judges Concord Township  Boundary  Churches  First Settlers  Incidents  Mills  Pioneers  Schools Congress Lands Connecticut Reserve Conspiracy of Pontiac Constitutional Amendments Constitutional Conventions Constitutional History Convenience Conventions, Constitutional Corn-Cracker Corn Huskings Corn Shows Coroners Coshocton County Counterfeiting Counties, Organization of County Auditors County Bills, Early County Children's Home County Commissioners County Finances County Government County Infirmary County Jails County Military History County Organization County Politics County Recorders County Roads County Surveyors County Treasurers County Treasury Robbed Court House, First Court House, Present Court House, Second Court of Appeals Court Officers Courts, The Crawford County Creamer, Wallace	138 124 120,169 301 301 225 301 302 303 302 205 47 35 45 28 42 51 40 40 51 325 40 97 99 134 124 54 249 53 121 107 113 160;124 115 106 112 160;110 172 35 117 122 114 124 122 106 107 109 108 168 169 160 56 276	Criminal Cases, Early Cruel Indian Crusade, The Temperance Cunningham Station Cut Money Cuyahoga County Cyclone of 1885 D Darke County Defiance County Delaware County Destruction of Milliken's Dam Distilleries District Assessor Division of 1800 Dixon, "Kelly" Doctors, Early Dohrman's Grant Drainage Drinking Fountain E Early Criminal Cases Early Doctors Early Habits and Customs Early Mails Early Settlement Educational History Ellison, Andrew, Capture of Enlistments in Civil War Episcopal. Church Erie County Explorations, First F Fairfield County Fallen Timbers, Battle of Farmers' Bank, Good Hope Farmers Bank, Jeffersonville Farmers' Institutes Fayette County Fayette County Bank Fayette County Bar Fayette County Boundaries Fayette County Medical Society Fayette County Organized Fayette County Soldiers	250 254 245 300 135 54 362 56 56 56 102,262 105 124 33 275 150 47 73, 131 111 250 150 96 102 82 201 259 177 239 56 25 57 26, 37 140 139 134 57, 78 137 168 73 159 77 180
HISTORICAL INDEX.
Finances of County First Court House First Court in Washington First Explorations First Land Entries First Murder Case First National Bank First Printing Press in County First Railroad First Surveys First Territorial Legislature Flood of 1913 Formation of Ohio Fort Meigs, Battle of Fountain, Public Drinking Franklin County Fraternal Societies Free and Accepted Masons Free Church Association French and Indian War French Grant French Settlements Friends Society Fulton County Funk Fight G Gallia County Gardner, Mills Garfield Memorial Services Geauga County Geology Ghormley Glenden Good Hope  Business Interests  Churches  Farmers Bank  Location  Population  Postoffice  Schools  Survey Government, Territorial Governors of Ohio Green Township  Churches  Distilleries  Mills	115 107 160 25 83 264 136 149 127 29, 83 32 270 37 278 111 57 213 213 238 27 44 26 237 57 251 58 278 267 58 73 325 298 323 324 235 140 323 270 324 209 323 30 50 306 225 310 310	Green, Township—Con. Organization of Pioneer Sketches Population Schools Settlement Greene County Greenville Treaty Guernsey County H Hamilton County Hancock County Hanging of W. G. W. Smith Hardin County Harper, John James Harrison, Batteal Harrison County Harrison, Richard A. Harrison, William Henry Henry County Hermit, A. Hero in Two Wars Highland County Hocking County Hog Cholera Hogs Intoxicated Holmes County Horse Trading Hospitals Hunting Huron County I Independent Order of Odd Fellows Indian, A Cruel Indian Tribes Indian Wars Infirmary, County Intoxicated Hogs J Jackson County Jails Jasper Mills Jasper Station Jasper Township—  Churches	79 306 269 206 306 58 37 57 58, 77 59 250 59 170 86, 276 59 278 31, 33 58 105 200 59, 78 60 134 266 60 259 159 100 60 216 254 26, 82 36 112 266 60 110 298 298 224
HISTORICAL INDEX.
Jasper Township—Con. Organization of Population Schools Settlement Jefferson County Jefferson Township—  Annals  Churches  Mills  Organization of  Population  Schools  Settlement  Surveys  Topography Jeffersonville  Business Interests  Churches  Citizens Bank  Farmers Bank  Incorporation of  Lodge  Mayors  Population  Postoffice  Schools Johnson's Crossing Judges Judiciary, the Justices of the Peace K Knights of Pythias Knights Templar Knox County L Lake County Land Elevation Land Entries, First Land Grants of Ohio Land. Surveys Lawrence County Lawyers   Legislature, Territorial, First Licking County Lincoln's Proclamation Lodges	80 269 205 295 60 288 224, 234 290 78 269 204 285 285 285 291 292 228 232, 238 140 139 290 215, 218 293 269 293 210 329 120 160 126 218 214 61 63 74 83 44 29 63 161 32 62 176 213	Logan, Chief Logan County Lorain County Losantiville Lucas County Mc McKinley Memorial Services M Madison County Madison Township  Boundaries  Churches  Early Stores  Mills  Organization of  Population  Schools  Settlement  Stores, Early Mahoning County Mails, Early Manara Marion County Marion Township  Boundaries  Churches  Milling Interests  Organization of  Population  Schools  Settlement Market Quotations Marriages, First Masonic Order Maumee Road Lands Maynard, H. B. Medical Profession Medical Society Medina County Meigs County Memorial Hall Memorial Services Mercer County Merchants and Farmers Bank. Methodist Episcopal Churches Methodist Protestant Churches Mexican War	60 62 62 35 61 267 63 339 339 227, 231, 234 342 343 79 269 208 339 342 63 102 329 63 326 326 227 326 81 269 208 326 272 264 213 47 169 150 159 63 64 178 267 64 137 222 230 173
HISTORICAL INDEX.
Miami County Midland National Bank Military History of County Military Lands Military Record of Ohio Militia Muster Days Milliken's Dam Destroyed Mills and Milling Ministerial Lands Miscellaneous Items Milledgeville  Bank  Beginnings  Business Interests  Population  Postmasters Milledgeville Bank Monroe County Montgomery County Moons Moravian Grant Morgan County Morrow County Murder Case, the First Muskington County  Muster Days N New Holland New Lexington New Martinsburg Newspapers Noble County Northwest Territory O Octa Odd Fellows Ohio Admitted to the Union Ohio Created Ohio-Erie Canal Ohio Land Company Ohio, Original Boundaries Ohio Politics Ohio's Military Record Ohio's Natal Day Oldest Church in County Ordinance of 1787	64 139 172 46 42 173 103, 262 97 48 245 299 141 299 300 269 300 141 65 65 309 47 65 65 264 65 173 329 332, 337 314 142 66 25, 31, 33 299 216 38 37 35 34, 44 37 49 42 38 240 29	Organization of Counties Organization of Fayette County Organization of Northwest Territory   Original Townships Ottawa County P Paint Township  Boundaries  Churches  Incidents  Organization of  Population  Schools  Settlement Pancoastburg Paulding County Pensioners, Blind Peoples and Drovers Bank Peoples Bank, Bloomingburg. Perry County Perry Township  Churches  Indian Scare  Milling Interests  Officers, First  Organization of  Population  Schools  Settlement Petrified Log Physicians of the County Pickaway County Pigeon Roosts Pike County Pike System Pioneer Incidents Pioneer Life Pioneer Wedding Plymouth Politics in the State Politics of County Pontiac's Conspiracy Population Statistics Population, Territorial Portage County Preble County Presbyterian Churches	53 77 31 78 66 330 330 227, 235 332 79 269 208 330 344 66 272 138 141 66 312 225, 237 313 315 312 81 269 207 312 264 151 66 102 67 114 104 90 96 298 49 117 28 268 33 66 67 220
HISTORICAL INDEX.
Present Court House Present Physicians Present Railroads Present Townships Presidential Vote Presiding Judges Press, First Printing Probate Judges   Prosecuting Attorneys Public Drinking Fountain. Putnam County  Q Quebec Act  R Railroad, the First Railroads, Present Recorders, County Refugee Tract Related State History Religious History Reminiscences Representative Government Representatives Revolutionary Period Revolutionary Soldiers Richland County Riot of 1894 Roads, County Robberies Rock Formations Rockville Ross County Royal Arch Masons S St. Clair, Arthur Salt Sections Sandusky County School Houses School Sections Scioto County Second Court House Secret Societies Seldon Station Senators, State Seneca County	109 158 129 80 117 120 149 123 123 111 67 28 127 129 122 46 25 220 274 31 119 28 178 68 261 114 106 74 325 67, 77 214 31, 33, 36 48 68 202 49 69 108 213 300 118 69	Settlement, Early Settlers, Early Shelby County Sheriffs Sickness in Early Days Snider, "Uncle Billy" Soldiers from Fayette County Spanish-American War Stark County State Boundary Lines State Capital Permanently Located State History State Military Record State Politics State Senators Statistics, Agricultural Staunton Stock Raising Stock Sales Streams Summit County Superintendent of Schools Surveyors, County Surveys, First Symmes Purchase T Taverns Temperance Crusade Territorial Capitals Territorial County Organization Territorial Government Territorial Legislature, First The Press Topography Township Schools Townships, Original Townships, Present Transportation Treasurers, County Treaty of Greenville Trumbull County Turnpike Lands Tuscarawas County U Union County Union Township— Boundary	82 84 68 123 102 274 180 43, 199 68 51 40 25 42 49 118 131 303 130 258 73 68 124 124 29, 83 34, 45 99, 321 245 39 35 30 32 142 73 204 78 80 127 122 37 69 48 70 70 282
HISTORICAL INDEX.
Union Township—Con.  Drainage  Organization of  Population  Settlement  Topography United Brethren Churches Universalist Church V Van Wert County Vinton County Virginia Military District Votes on Constitution W War Enrollments War for Independence War, French and Indian War Mass Meetings Warren County Wars, Indian Washington County Washington C. H.  Banks  Cemetery  Churches   City Finances  Council Proceedings  Cyclone of 1885  Description, Early  Early Events  Fire Department  Fire of 1911  First Business Interests  Library  Lodges  Manufacturing Industries  Mayors  Municipal Affairs	282 79 269 282 282 234 238 70 70 35, 46 40 177 28 27 177 71 36 70, 77 346 136 359 222, 230, 232, 236, 239 351 352 362 348 349 351 363 347 364 213 352 350 350	Washington C. H.—Con.  Name  Natural Gas  Officers, City  Old Times  Population  Postoffice History  Present Industries  Proposed Car Lines  Sales Stables  Schools  Survey  Y. M. C. A. Washington Say. Bk. and Tr. Co. Water Courses Waterloo Wayne, Gen. Anthony Wayne Centralized School Wayne County Wayne Township  Churches  Indian Horrors  Oldest White Settlement  Organization of  Pioneers  Population  Schools  Taverns, Early Wedding, Pioneer White Men, First Williams County Williams, Marshall J. Wood County Wyandot County Y Young Men's Christian Asso. Z Zane Sections	346 358 350 353 269 360 359 358 357 203, 210 346 242 138 73 344 37 209 71, 77 319 226 321 319 79 319 269 209 321 96 25 71 280 71 71 242 48
BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX
A Adams, Jared F. Allen, David Allen, Ephraim L. Allen, Frank M. Allen, George Allen, Joel A. Allen, Ralph Allen, William Wagner Anderson, John Wesley Andrews, Robert G. Arnott, Joseph M. B Baer, Clarence N. Baker, John Morgan Barnes, John L. Baughn, Leondis Beatty, Scott Binegar, Hugh W. Black, Dr. Francis Marion Bostwick, William Clay Brock, Glenn Hire Brock, Orville C. Brown, Harrison F. Brown, Roy E., M. D. Brown, Tolen E. Browne, Charles St. Clair Brownell, Charles Herbert Brownell, Henry Barnett Bryant, Abner J. Bush, Edward L. C Campbell, James W. Campbell, William M. Cannon, Urban W. Carr, Salathiel H. Casey, Henry Clemans, Rev. F. M	386 486 654 656 726 576 650 622 412 459 747 646 727 659 591 715 652 718 490 608 510 380 464 406 617 748 750 586 455 753 722 562 597 451 664	Clover, Thomas H. Cockerill, Edward E. Cockerill, Luther G. Coffey, Charles F. Coffman, Lewis Clark Coil, Jacob H. Cole, James Cook, Benjamin Franklin Cook, Clyde Corbitt, Samuel Morgan Couch, John G. Craig, David S. Craig, Eli Craig, John Creamer, Charles Crum Creamer, Michael C. Creamer, Nathan Creamer, Wallace Creath, O. Wade Culhan, John H. D Dahl, Harris B. Davies, William W. Davis, Jesse B. Dawson, Alexander Deer, John M. DeWitt, Frank DeWitt, Grant DeWitt, Jesse DeWitt, John E. Dial, William H. Dickey Martin Luther Dill, Frank Dill, William B. Dixon, Kelley Douglas, Edward W. Draper, William S. Duff, Henry Walker Duffee, James W.	475 704 638 384 426 594 600 466 636 560 487 370 370 414 472 488 429 496 571 373 698 383 521 712 428 745 741 677 635 410 640 436 517 453 614 538 531 569
BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX.
E Eckle, Maynard W. Eggleston, Lafayette Elliott, Hugh E. Elliott, Milton S. England, Thomas J. Ervin, Craton Ervin, Ford F Fitchthorn, James W. Foster, Howard Frayn, William Free, John E. G Gardner, Mills Garrett, Homer A. Gilmerr, Matthew Glaze, Charles C. Glickner, George N. Gossard, Jeptha H. Green, Felix Welton Greenlee, Robert B. H Hadley, Hon. Horace Langdon Hagler, Jesse Hagler, Roy Haigler, Albert Haigler, J. W. Haines, Frank E. Hains, Albert Hardway, Capt. O. E. Harper, Joseph H. Harper, Thomas Hartman, James M. Hays, Delbert C. Hays, Capt. John C. Hegler, Almer Henkle, Anda E. Henkle, Jason F. Henkle, William L. Hire, Henry L. Holdren, G. W., M. D. Holdren, William A. Hopkins, John E.	441 539 695 678 457 514 739 737 505 676 682 720 607 731 626 734 557 596 728 448 732 729 483 716 629 463 628 393 740 590 420 522 655 421 578 584 447 546 661 733	Hopkins, Josiah Hoppes, Henry Howard, Jared W. Howat, Robert Howell, Luther Peterson, M. D. Huchison, John R. Huchison, William S. Hutson, Frank Hutson, James Homer I Irwin, Luther M. J Jamison, Benjamin Franklin Janes, Abel H. Janes, Evan Lewis Janes, William Wallace Jenkins, Thomas A. Jones, Humphrey K Kellough, Jesse P. Kennell, Jacob V. Kirk, Traine C. Knecht, Martin L Ladd, William Glenn LaFollette, Climpson L. Lininger, Charles Lininger, Jesse B. Lininger, John Logan, John Long, David Long, Lenna Looker, Howard W. Lough, Washington Lucas, Alcester Lynch, Charles T. Mc McClure, Roy T. McCoy, Charles C. McCoy, Elmer McCoy, Frank	574 688 482 423 397 668 444 642 556 616 431 518 632 438 736 416 503 707 536 528 525 484 697 633 637 432 744 513 545 612 630 592 388 509 495 461
BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX.
McCoy, George W. McCoy, Martin L. McCoy, Russell B. McCoy, Thomas Glenn McCoy, Thomas R. McCune, David C. McLean, Charles R. M Maddox, Robert A. Maddox, Thomas S. Mahan, Joshua Mark, Henry Miller, James L. Millikan, Col. Baldwin Mock, David Mock, Eli Mowery, Perry C. O Ortman, Philip F. P Palmer, Thomas M. Parker, Charles B. Parker, William S. Parrett, Carey George Parrett, Charles H. Parrett, Edward Ankney arrett, Frank C. Parrett, Frank L. Parrett, George B. Parrett, John A. Parrett, Lawson A. Parrett, L. Ervin Parrett, Lewis Hamilton Parrett, Russell Parrett, Capt. Thomas F. Patterson, William John Perrill, C. H. Perrill, James Perrill, James T. Perrill, John Perrill, Louis Peters, Alvin N. Peters, John H. Pine, Bruce Plymire, Martin Post, Edward Post, Hon. James D.	543 604 613 467 694 671 610 378 377 458 621 520 532 474 544 499 492 527 404 553 502 549 471 724 573 672 516 683 568 565 506 674 424 706 477 754 756 708 609 551 606 643 663 710	Priddy, Elias Pummell, Robert M. R Reid, Hon. Charles A. Rook, John H. Rowe, William Henry S Saum, William A. Selsor, William Johnson Sharp, Morris Sheley, William H. Shelley, Luther L. Sheridan, Charles E. Shultz, Samuel E. Siemon, George F. Smidley, Floyd R. Smidley, George Smith, Jacob C. Snider, Hugh Sorrell, Robert W. Steers, William Thomas Stevens, Ennis Stitt, Howard Leigh, M. D. Stitt, Joseph Young Sturgeon, William E. Swope, Abner R. T Taylor, Daniel Taylor, Jerome Tharp, William A. Thompson, Harlan T. Thornton, Amos Thornton, Noah Turner, Thaddeus T. Tway, David W. V Vannorsdall, Frank C. Vannorsdall, James Riley Van Pelt, Samuel Van Pelt, Simon P. W Waples, Isaac	696 469 400 670 581 662 480 367 713 702 615 512 625 580 743 752 645 691 692 561 402 434 651 648 395 701 439 476 407 583 735 624 526 738 559 687 508
BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX
Welton, Jesse West, Cyrus Patterson Weyer, Jacob A. Whiteside, Frank E. Wilcox, Nathan C. Wilkin, Harley T. Willis, James M. Willis, James William Wilson, Elba Wilson, Horace W. Wilson, Ray Wilson, William Wesley Wissler, Charles Wissler, Clarence	719 680 564 566 442 446 375 390 603 599 602 540 550 530	Wissler, David H. Wissler, Jacob A. Wissler, Ulysses Grant Wolfe, Silas Worthington, William Wright, Jacob   Y Yeoman, Osco Yore, Charles Z Zimmerman, George Elba	494 479 500 690 587 555 685 554 497