CONTENTS
HISTORY OF HOCKING VALLEY
CHAPTER I
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INTRODUCTORY, BUT STILL HISTORY.
Indians and the White Man's Advent---The Owners of the Territory---The Government
Secured It---Ordinance of 1787---The Dunmore War---Locating on Indian Lands---Dunmore's
March up the Hocking Valley---The Indian Name and Why - 17-26
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CHAPTER II.
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EARLY SETTLEMENT AND MATERIAL PROGRESS.
The Ohio Company---The Valley of Hocking ---Washington County---Generals Washington
and Putnam---Organization---Purchase of Land---Athens and Hocking Counties---First
Settlers---Adelphia---Marietta---Indian War---Generals Harmer and St. Clair Defeated---Mad
Anthony Victory---First Settlers of College Lands, or Athens County---Making Salt---Pioneer
Modes and Pioneer Progress - 27-48
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CHAPTER III.
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THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS, CABINS AND
COMFORTS OF EARLY DAYS.
Pioneer Life---The Log Cabin---Cooking---Dress---Family Worship---Hospitality---Trade and
Barter---Hog Killing---Native Animals---Wolf Hunts---Education---Spelling and Singing
Schools---On Their Guard---The Bright Side---A Touch of Pioneer Life---How the Pioneers
Advanced Civilization---Women Pioneers - 49-84
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CHAPTER IV.
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SCIENTIFIC VIEW OF HOCKING VALLEY, PRE-
LIMINARY THOUGHTS.
Topography---Drainage or River System---Geology---Stratigraphical Formation—
Archaeology— Fauna---Flora---Meteorology---Summary---Conclusion - 85-127
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CHAPTER V
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STATISTICS OF THE HOCKING VALLEY, BESIDES
RAILROADS AND CANALS, SENATORS AND REP-
RESENTATIVES.
Lands and Valuation---County Buildings and Valuation---Miles of Railway---Area of Val
ley— Population and Wheat Growing---Cities and Villages and Population---Boundary of the
Mineral Field---Coal Production---Hocking Valley---State Senators of the Hocking Valley and
Representatives - 128-145
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CHAPTER VI.
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ATHENS COUNTY HISTORY---FROM THE WIL-
DERNESS TO ADVANCED CIVILIZATION.
Organic---Act of the Legislature---Organized Feb. 20, 1805---Area---First Session of Court
---First Jail and Court-House---Taxation and License---New Court-House, 1818---School
Districts and School Moneys---1840 to 1850— Rise and Progress, 1850 to 1860---War and
Peace---County Officials--- Floods---Devastation and Ruin by the Rushing Waters--- Floods
of 1847, 1858, and 1873---Destruction of Thirteen Miles of the Hocking Canal---The Swelling
Waters of 1875 - 146-165
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CHAPTER VII.
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MILITARY HISTORY---WAR OF 1812, MEXICAN
WAR, AND THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES.
Early Patriotism---War with Mexico---The Rebellion---Firing on Fort Sumter---Newspapers
Firing the Hearts of the People---Athens County Meets All Demands---Camp Jew ett—
Mustering In---Camp Denison---Sanitary and Relief---Work---Morgan's Raid---Nelsonvllle
Captured---Ladies Once More to the Front---Grand Encampment---War Ended---President
Lincoln's Assassination---The Athens Soldiers by Townships---The Regiments In which they
served - 166-178
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CHAPTER VIII.
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STATISTICS OF ATHENS COUNTY---POPULATION,
AGRICULTURAL, POLITICAL.
Population by Townships and by Decades— The Value of Real and Personal Property In
1870,1880, 1881, and 1882---Assessed Valuation in 1846, 1853, and 1859---Record of
Marriages and Deaths---Pauperism---Land Sales---Mortgages---Dog and Sheep
Statistics---Railroad and Telegraph---Political---Presidential Vote, 1836 to 1880---Governor's
Vote, 1836 to 1880 ---Vote for Secretary of State---The County Vote by Townships - 179-196
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CHAPTER IX.
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MELANGE---A SERIES OF ARTICLES WORTHY OF ATTENTION.
Perusal---Educational---Normal Institute---Statistical---Agricultural Society---Annual Fairs—
Constitution and By-Laws---Pioneer Association---The Death Roll---Officers---Letter of
General Thomas Ewing---Future Prospects---New Court-House---The Old Log, Court-House
of 1807— The Ancient Brick Court-House of 1818---The Pride of Athens County, 1880---Its
cost---Jail— Children's Home---Infirmary---Defalcation - 197-224
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CHAPTER X.
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TOWNSHIP AND CITY OF ATHENS LINKED TOGETHER---ONE AND INSEPARABLE.
Interwoven---Metes and Bounds---1805, and 851 to 1883---Items---First Poet Route—
Progressing Slowly---Population and Comparison of Growth---Township Officers, 1806 to
1883---Trustees---Treasurers---Clerks---Justices of the Peace - 225-232
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CHAPTER XI.
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THE CITY OF ATHENS---THE HOME OF CULTURE,
REFINEMENT AND INTELLIGENCE.
What She Was and Is---Advance of Civilization---When Settled and by Whom---Act for the
Laying-out of the Town of Athens, 1799---Inception and Growth---Sale of Lots and
Purchasers---Incorporation---Growth---Schools---Churches---Cemeteries---Bible Society—
Lodges---The Press of Athens---With Biographical Notes - 233-258
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CHAPTER XII.
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OHIO UNIVERSITY---ITS INCEPTION, RISE AND PROGRESS.
The Wisdom of Its Conception---The University and Dr. Cutler---Acts of 1802 and 1804
---Steps taken for Organization---The Act to Increase Rents---Beginning Active Work---
The First Graduate---Pressing Forward---Literary Societies---Beautiful Location---The
College Buildings---Biographical Sketches—Presidents of the Faculty---Professors---
Preceptors and Principals---Trustees---The Officials - 259-283
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CHAPTER XIII.
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INCIDENTS OF TWENTY YEARS---A GROUPING
OF FACTS AND A BUSINESS STATEMENT.
Insane Asylum---Light Guards---City Hall—Temperance Movements---From 1829 to
1883---A Challenge---The Whisky Insurrection, 1861---Lynching at Athens---Athens Business
Interests— Business Houses and Enterprises ---Banks---Gas Light
Company---Telegraph---Officers of Athens, 1825 to 1883 - 284-307
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CHAPTER XIV.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES IN THE CITY OF ATHENS AND ATHENS TOWNSHIP
308-403
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CHAPTER XV.
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YORK TOWNSHIP---A TOWNSHIP OF INEXHAUST-
IBLE MINERAL WEALTH.
Taken from Ames in 1811, Six Miles Square---It is Bounded by--- Population and
Transportation— Canal and Railroad---Mining its Principal Industry---Some Rich Valley
Lands ---The Hills Good Sheep Pasture---Development---Official Statistics - 404-411
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CHAPTER XVI.
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CITY OF NELSONVILLE, THE MINERAL CITY OF
THE HOCKING VALLEY.
The Mineral City---Hills of Coal and Iron---Where Located---Some Account of its Early
Settlers---First Bridge Over the Hocking River---First Library and Society---Some Old
Papers of Value---Settlers in 1827---James Knight's Prophecy---Letter to Dr. Hildreth---
The Completion of the Canal---Coal Operators---Manufactures---City Officers---Churches
---Public Schools---Lodges and Societies— Business Interests---1866 to 1883 - 412-436
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CHAPTER XVII.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF YORK TOWNSHIP
INCLUDING THE CITY OF NELSONVILLE.
437-493
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CHAPTER XVIII.
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AMES TOWNSHIP---A TOWNSHIP THAT HAD A
HISTORY TO RECORD.
The Arrival of the Pale-faces---Who They Were---The Area in 1805---A Few
Items---Religious Whisky---Population---Area and Production---Boundary and
Valuation---Western Library Association---Township Officers—1802 to 1803—
Amesville---Somewhat Historic ---When Founded---Growth and Business Interests—
Postoffice---Academy---Presbyterian Church— Methodist Church---Biographical - 494-548
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CHAPTER XIX.
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ALEXANDER TOWNSHIP---A GIANT IN ITS YOUTH,
NOW SHORN OF MOST OF ITS TERRITORY.
As it Was and Now Is---Its Boundary Lines Topography---Early Settlers---Whisky
Transportation— Township Officers---Justices of the Peace---Hebbardsville—
Pleasanton---Woodyard P. O.---Churches, Schools, and Religious and Educational
Interests---Biographical - 549-565
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CHAPTER XX.
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ROME TOWNSHIP---THE RISE OF ROME AND THE
PROGRESS OF THE ROMANS.
Location---Metes and Bounds---Topography ---Organization---Population from 1820 to
1880— Schools---Bridges and Mills---Settlers and Progress---Early Historical Facts---The
War of 1812---Township Officers---Guysville ---Lodges---Stewart Village and Its History—
New England, Frost and Big Run---Biographical - 566-601
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CHAPTER XXI.
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LEE TOWNSHIP---SOMETHING OF OLDEN TIMES,
AND THE NEGRO'S MECCA.
Organization---Some of the Old Settlers---Population---Elections---Township Officers---
Albany, the Negro's Mecca---Postoffice and Postmasters---Mayors of Albany---Atwood
Institute, Its History---Gifts and Donations ---Enterprise Institute---Its Rise and Progress—
Schools and Churches---The Wells Library---Lodges and Societies---The Underground
Railway Run by a few Citizens of Albany---Biographical - 602-625
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CHAPTER XXII.
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CANAAN TOWNSHIP---THE LAND OF CANAAN AS SEEN TO-DAY.
Location and Description---When Settled---The Hocking River---Population---Rough and
Broken---Grazing for Stock Good---Churches and Schools---Township Officers from 1819 to
1883---Canaanville---Its History---A few Closing Remarks---Biographical - 626-649
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CHAPTER XXIII.
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TROY TOWNSHIP---SOME HISTORY OF COLONIAL TIMES.
Historic---Lord Dunmore's March---His Camp---1774 to 1798---Advance In Population
---Dismembered Early Settlers---Township Officers---Coolvillle---Its Rise and Progress---Its
Surroundings---Churches, Schools and Mills---Business Interests---Lodges and So cieties—
Hockingport---Its Local History— Torch Condensed---Biographical - 650-684
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CHAPTER XXIV.
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WATERLOO TOWNSHIP---AGRICULTURAL, MINERAL, AND STOCK.
When Settled---When Organized---Metes and Bounds and Area---Old Settlers---Agriculture
and Population---Organization and First Election---Who Elected and Who Voted---All Other
Town Officers---Marshfield---Churches ---Carbondale---Mineral City---Biographical
685-700
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CHAPTER XXV.
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BERN TOWNSHIP---FERTILE SOIL, MINERAL WEALTH, MATERIAL PROGRESS.
Location and Extent of Domain---Metes and Bounds---Some of the Early Settlers---Mineral
Deposits---Transportation Only Needed ---Churches---Cemeteries---Schools, and Material
Prosperity---Biographical - 701-713
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CHAPTER XXVI.
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CARTHAGE TOWNSHIP---THE BEAUTY OF ITS LANDSCAPE.
The Act which organized It---Taken from troy Township In November,1819---Area---Lost
Records---Officeholders---The Pioneers ---First Mill---First Postmaster---Population by
Decades— Growth Slow but Substantial ---Churches and Schools---Biographical
714-730
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CHAPTER XXVII
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DOVER AND TRIMBLE TOWNSHIPS.
Outline---Early Settlers---Township Officials ---Sunday Creek Valley---Mineral Resources
---Social Periods---Biographical - 781-789
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CHAPTER XXVIII.
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LODI TOWNSHIP---AN AGRICULTURAL TOWN-
SHIP MIXED WITH PETRIFACTIONS AND IN-
DIAN TRADITIONS.
Organization and Bounds---Population---Topography---Petrifactions---First Election, Fourteen
Votes---The Pioneers---Schools and Some Few Remarks---Churches, Villages, Business—
Township Officers from 1827 to 1883---Biographical - 790-812
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CHAPTER XXIX.
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HISTORY OF HOCKING COUNTY---THE HOCKING
VALLEY---THE WHITE MAN'S ADVENT AND
RED MAN'S EXIT.
Those Who Led the Van of Civilization---The First Pioneers---The County Organization
Act— Early Records---Eagle and Salt Creek---County Commisioners' First Meeting---First
Grand Jury---Green and Laurel---Townships Organized and Numbered---Items ---Falls Gore
and Jackson---Marion---Benton ---Jail and Court-House---Mineral Talk— Progress—
Population, 1840---Taxation---Extracts from Sentinel, 1842---Something of Early
Days---Something about a Name---Topography---Metes and Bounds - 813-834
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CHAPTER XXX
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AGRICULTURAL AND MINERAL---LOCAL EVENTS.
Iron Manufacturers---Progress and Flood---Yield of 1859---Local History---Valuation and
Taxation---1867 to 1875---Jail---Births and Deaths, 1873---County Infirmary---Its Cost and
Officers---Assessment Returns, 1874 and 1876---Agricultural Products and Stocks for 1870,
1875, and 1880---Hocking County Assessment, 1882---Coal Output---Two Items— Hocking
County Agricultural Society---From 1853 to 1882---The Record of a Crime---Murder of the
Weldon Family---Patrons of Husbandry---Oil Well---Postal Routes and Tally Ho---Normal
Institute---From 1868 to 1881 - 835-851
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CHAPTER XXXI.
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POLITICAL HISTORY.
Governors of Ohio and Hocking County's Vote ---County Officials---Commissioners---Other
County Officers---The Vote of Hocking County, 1818 to 1882--- Population from 1820 to
1880---Seventh Judicial District---Sub-Districts 1, 2, and 3---Judges from 1818 to
1883---Counties Comprising the Districts and Sub-Divisions ---Ten Judicial Districts in the
State - 852-861
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CHAPTER XXXII
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WAR HISTORY OF HOCKING COUNTY---THE GLO-
RIOUS RECORD OF THE GALLANT SONS OF
HOCKING.
They Were Born So---Michigan and Ohio Boundary Troubles---Mexican War and Little
Hocking---What Ohio Did---The Gallant Seventeenth---A Series of Marches---New
Organization---The Slain---The Glorious Thirty-first---Ordered to Travel---The Gallant Dead
---The Noble Fifty-eighth---The Sixty-third, Seventy fifth, and the One Hundred and
Fifty-first---The End - 862-883
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CHAPTER XXXIII.
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FALLS TOWNSHIP---THE PIONEER TOWNSHIP
AND ITS STEADY GROWTH.
From 1798---Something of Its Important Changes of Territory---Railroad, Canal, and River—
Timber, Coal, and Iron Ore---Assessed Valuation---Schools---Streams---The Falls of the Great
Hockhocking---Under the Surface---Churches---When Located---Cemeteries— Population---
Falls-Gore---Railroad and Furnaces---Church---Schools---Societies---Towns Industries—
Business ---Land---Water— Boundary---Name - 884-893
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CHAPTER XXXIV.
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THE CITY OF LOGAN---THE PRIDE OF THE VAL-
LEY AND OF THE HOCKHOCKING.
To the Memory of the Mingo Chief, Logan--- The Beauty of its Location and Surroundings
---From 1825 to 1830---Incorporation of Logan ---What She Was---Bridges---the Culver
Property---Purchase and Price---Logan Postoffice ---Mayors of Logan---Logan Graded
School---Business Interests in 1859 and 1888---Professional - 894-902
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CHAPTER XXXV.
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REFERRING TO RELIGIONS, MORALS, POLITICAL
AND BUSINESS INTERESTS.
Presbyterian Church---Methodist Episcopal Church---Catholic Church---Lutheran Churches
---People's Bank---First National Bank---The Logan Press---Manufactories---Iron and Steel
---Furniture---Woolens---Sash, Doors, and Blinds---Fire Brick---Foundry and Machine
Shop---Lodges and Societies - 903-917
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CHAPTER XXXVI.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF FALLS TOWNSHIP,
INCLUDING FALLS-GORE AND CITY OF LOGAN
918-1011
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CHAPTER XXXVII.
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WARD AND GREEN TOWNSHIPS---WARD TOWN-
SHIP, THE SEAT OF WEALTH, OF COAL AND
IRON.
Mineral but not Agricultural---About Ninety Per Cent---Shawnee Ore---Gardner's Trace---
Interesting Situation---Dew Farm Organization---Carbon Hill---Orbiston---Murray City---
Population and Area---School, etc.---Holocaust ---Biographical---Green Township—
Organization and Area---Topography---Its Wealth of Waters---Coal and Iron---Craft's Furnace,
Saw and Grist Mills---Early Settlement---Haydensville---Churches---Greenland Lodge
---Assessed Valuation---Schools---Population ---Its Relative Progress---Biographical
1018-1035
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CHAPTER XXXVIII
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STARR TOWNSHIP---A TOWNSHIP THAT HAS A HISTORY.
Boundary---Name---Water Courses---Timber ---Pioneers---Who They Were---Starr Post-
office---New Cadiz---Haydensville---Schools ---Mills---Societies---Political---God's Acre---
Religious---Churches---Township Officers---Biographical - 1036-1070
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CHAPTER XXXIX.
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WASHINGTON AND BENTON TOWNSHIPS---A
COMBINATION OF HILLS AND VALLEYS, CAVES
AND RAVINES.
Washington---Its Name, Topographically Speaking---Soil and Production---Old Settlers
---Population---Schools---Township Officials ---Postoffices---Churches---Ilesboro, Ewing
Postoffice---New Mt. Pleasant---Point Pleasant---Cemeteries---Biographical---Benton---Metes
and Bounds---Area---The Wonders of Queer Creek---Agricultural Resources---Mineral
Wealth---Silver and Lead Mines---Description of the Weird Valley---458 Acres Excess---The
Road to H__I___Cedar and Black Jack Falls---Ash Cave---Bloomingville---Business
Interests---Township Officers---Population---Biographical - 1071-1097
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CHAPTER XL.
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SALT CREEK AND PERRY TOWNSHIPS---VARIED
SCENERY, FERTILE SOIL, A WEALTHY AND
PROGRESSIVE PEOPLE.
Salt Creek---What It Comprises---Metes and Bounds---Area, Six Miles by Seven---
Population— Pioneers, Schools and Churches---Post-office and Stores---Township Officers,
1883---Biographical---Perry---Area---Boundary---Scenery---Early Settlers---Mills---Township
Officers---South Perry---Laurelville---Buena Vista---Churches---Schools---Population---
Valuation---Present Officials---Biographical - 1098-1130
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CHAPTER XLI.
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LAUREL, GOOD HOPE AND MARION TOWNSHIPS
---A LAUREL WREATH OF HISTORY BEAUTI-
FULLY BLENDED.
Laurel---The Laurel Bush---Topography---Boundary---Early Settlement--First Preacher
---Churches---School-House--Official Record— Gibsonville---Population---Biographical---
Good Hope---Its Bounds---Valleys Productive---Official Record---Rock Bridge Village---
Rock Bridge---Churches and Schools---Transportation---Population and Stock---
Biographical— Marion---Topography and Boundary—Area---Pioneer settlers— Population—
Valuation---Real and Personal---Churches--- Schools---Biographical - 1131-1157
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CHAPTER XLII.
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HISTORY OF VINTON COUNTY---A COUNTY
WHICH CAME INTO BEING READY MADE BY
TOWNSHIP.
A County Which Had No Pioneer History---Labor---Its Organization, 1850---Boundary and
Area---Early Arrivals---An Interesting Letter---Names of Early Settlers---Political
Movements---First Convention---Jail and Contract---Court-House---Mineral Interests
---Coal— Iron Ore---Geological Report---Burr-Stone---Agricultural and Stock Statistics---
Valuation---Miles of Railroad---County Infirmary---Buildings and Cost---Officials -
1158-1174
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CHAPTER XLIII.
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THE PRESS AND OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST---
The Vinton County Press---McArthur, Zaleski and Hamden---Agricultural Society of
Ante-Bellum Days---Safe Burglary---Contents, $40,000---No Convictions 1175-1184
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CHAPTER XLIV
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VINTON COUNTY IN THE WAR OF THE REBELLION.
Introductory---Eighteenth Ohio, Three Years Service---Second West Virginia Cavalry---
Seventy fifth Ohio Infantry---Ninetieth Ohio Infantry---One Hundred and Fourteenth Ohio
Infantry---Twelfth Ohio Cavalry---One Hundred and Ninety-fourth Ohio Infantry - 1185-1207
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CHAPTER XLV
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ELK TOWNSHIP, INCLUDING CITY OF MCAR-
THUR---THE PIONEER ORGANIZATION OF VIN-
TON COUNTY.
The Pioneer Township---The Pioneers of Elk---Personal Recollections of Mrs. C. E.
Bothwell— Schools---Church---Population by Decades---McArthur---Location—
Incorporation— Village Officers---Fires---Postoffice---McArthur in 1883—
Churches---Societies—Schools---Vinton County Bank---Town Hall ---Railroad
Statistics---Mills---Biographical - 1208-1280
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CHAPTER XLVI.
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MADISON, KNOX AND BROWN TOWNSHIPS, CON-
TAINING ZALESKI, THE LARGEST CITY IN THE
COUNTY.
Madison Township---Original Organization ---Surface and Drainage---The Pioneers—
Population— Mineral---Schools and Churches---Assessor's Returns, 1888---Zaleski---Its
Religious, Educational and Business Interests ---Lodges---Manufactories---Knox Township
---Identical with Madison---Name and its Origin---Soil and Topography---The First Arrivals—
Stock and its Assessment---Only Post-office---Schools and Churches---Mills---Popu lation—
Brown Township---How it Became a Township---Metes and Bounds---The First Settlers---Its
Water Supply---What Usually Happens---Religious Denominations---Population—
Transportation---New Plymouth---Its Stock Returns for 1883---Agricultural and Mineral—
Value as a Stock Township---Biographical - 1281-1305
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CHAPTER XLVII
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SWAN AND JACKSON TOWNSHIPS---WHAT HOCK-
ING LOST WAS VINTON'S GAIN.
Swan Township---Boundary---Early Settlers ---First Events---Postoffices---Business—
Minerals— Township Officers---Assessment and Stock---Jackson Township---When Changed
from Eagle to Jackson---Its Water Courses— Early Settlers---County Honors---Population
from 1840 to 1880---Post-offices---Schools— tock Returns, 1888---Assessed Valuation—
Biographical - 1306-1382
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CHAPTER XLVIII.
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EAGLE, HARRISON AND RICHLAND TOWNSHIPS
---IN AGRICULTURE, POOR; IN MINERAL DE-
POSITS, FAIR.
Eagle---When Organized---Divided by Hocking---First Election, May 9, 1818, and in 1850
Gave Remainder to Vinton---Area and Location---The Old Pioneer---Religion and
Education— Stock and Valuation---Harrison Township---A part of Ross Township in 1798
---Topography— Well Watered---A Part of Jackson in 1818---Then Again to
Ross---Population---Rapid Gain---Churches---Schools---Stock and Valuation---Richland
Township---The Largest Township— Some Good Land— Its Assessed Valuation---Stock
Report— North Part Good Farming Land---South Part Minerals, Iron Ore and Coal---A Partial
List of Settlers---Churches, Schools and Military---Biographical - 1333-1344
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CHAPTER XLIX
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WILKESVILLE, VINTON AND CLINTON TOWN-
SHIPS---A TRIO THAT CONTAINS IMMENSE
MINERAL DEPOSITS.
Wilkesville Township---Iron Ore and Coal— Wilkesville Village---Churches---Schools---
Hawk Station---Minerton---Valuation of Stocks---Vinton Township---Name---Early
Settlement---Schools---Population---Radcliff Station---Mineral Development---Personal
Property---Valuation---Clinton Township---Of Athens County, then of Jackson---Once
Part of Elk Township---Local History---Post-office---Lodges---Churches---Dundas---
Educational---Population---Valuation---Stock Reports---Biographical - 1345-1379
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PORTRAITS
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Alderman, W. N.
Anderson, George S.
Armstrong, William
Belt, Raymond
Blackstone, William
Bowlby, W. R.
Bowen,Capt. W. M.
Brawley, Henry B.
Brown, John
Buerhaus, Carl H. H.
Carpenter, Abel
Culver, L. A.
Davis, Levi
Defebaugh, D. K.
Friesner, John S.
Grogan, James R.
Grosvenor, C. H.
Hansen, John
Hart, C.
Henry, Charles
Iles, Jeremiah
Jones, H. C.
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Mansfield, W. D.
Mathias, Isaac
McBroom, J. C.
McBroom, Mrs. J. C.
McCarthy, T. F.
McCormick. I. H.
Patterson, John
Poston, A.
Primrose, I. P.
Rempel, Col. F. F.
Shaw, J. A.
Shepard, W. P.
Spencer, Smith
Stewart, D. B.
Stiers, Wilfred
Stiers, Elizabeth
Welch, John F.
White, C. L.
Wolf, Andrew
Wolf, Joseph
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Acker, Wm. T.
Ackley, John.
Addleman, B. T.
Akin, G. E.
Albin, Samuel
Albin, Wm.
Albin, Wm. S.
Alderman, W. N.
Allbaugh, Morris
Allen, B. H.
Allen, David.
Allen, J. B.
Allen, John, Jr.
Allen, Josiah
Allender, B. G.
Allison, T. J.
Ames, Bishop E. R.
Amerine, George
Ambrose, M. H.
Anderson, Geo. S.
Andrews, M.
Angell, R.
Angell, T. G.
Ankram, J. A.
Arbaugh, M.
Armstrong, C. P.
Armstrong, Elmer
Armstrong, E. B.
Armstrong, F. C.
Armstrong, Milton
Armstrong, Wm.
Armstrong, Wm. H.
Armstrong, Wm.
Arnold, Archibald
Atkinson, G. E.
Atkison, S. L.
Aton, Linza
Austin, J. O.
Austin, J. S.
Bailey, Seth
Bailor, Samuel
Baird, J. W.
Baker, Geo. W.
Baker, S. C.
Baker, T. E.
Barker, F. M.
Barker, Isaac, Jr.
Barnes, James
Barnes, M. R.
Barnes, W.
Barnhill, John
Barrows, G. H.
Bartlett, Sylvanus
Bartlett, W. L.
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Bason, C.
Bay, T. M.
Beam, James
Bean, Bisco
Bean, E. M.
Bean, Edmund
Bean, Harrison
Bean, Mrs. Lorana
Beasley, David
Beasley, George
Beasley, J. J.
Beattie, Alex
Beebe, W. P.
Beery, A. W.
Beery, H. P.
Belford, W. W.
Bell, Wm.
Belt, Raymond
Bennett, Darius
Bennett, E. H.
Bennett, J. W.
Benson, J. A.
Berry, James
Berry, Thomas
Bestow, M. L.
Bethel, A. S.
Bethel, L. T.
Biddison, T.
Biddison, W.
Bingham, H.
Bingman, Wm.
Birge, O. R.
Bishop, H. H.
Bishop, Harry
Bishop, J.
Black, Rev. D. P.
Black, John S.
Black, T. N.
Blackstone, James
Blackstone, W.
Blackwood, W.
Blake, J. R.
Blake, S. B.
Blakeley, G. W.
Blazer, George
Blore, John
Blum, Andrew
Boden, John
Booth, J.
Bort, L. S.
Bothwell, E. P.
Bolts, S. M.
Boudinot, T.
Bowen, C. E.
Bowen, David
|
717
1371
797
555
555
579
632
579
556
516
516
439
579
921
1311
1342
743
921
1046
1338
440
312
1134
440
662
441
1046
770
770
743
662
744
1357
1331
793
1134
612
441
1076
811
798
442
556
580
718
1368
923
694
1368
923
1231
1029
744
924
1030
|
Bowen, Wm. M.
Bower, J. C.
Bowlby, Wm. L.
Bowsher, Nelson
Boyd, Daniel
Boyd, Wm. G.
Braddock, W. H.
Brandeburg, John
Brawley, E. H.
Brawley, H. B.
Brawley,J. P.
Brawley, J. W.
Bray, John
Brehm, G. W.
Brehm, John
Brewer, I. V.
Brewster, Sherman
Briggs, James
Bright, J. G.
Bright, J. L.
Bright, S. H.
Brooke, A. H.
Brooke, Oliver
Brown, A. G.
Brown, A. M.
Brown, A. W.
Brown, C. D.
Brown, C. H.
Brown, E. F.
Brown, G. C.
Brown, H. T.
Brown, J. D.
Brown, J. B.
Brown, Gen. John
Brown, John
Brown, M. B.
Brown, Thomas
Brown, T. J.
Bryson, Archibald
Buck, A. T.
Buckingham, Wm D.
Buckley, A.
Buerhaus, C. H. H., Jr.
Buerhaus, C. H. H.
Burge, O. G.
Burge, W. W.
Burgess, A. J.
Burgess, H. T.
Bumgardner, H. F.
Bundy, H. S.
Burberry, J.
Burrell, J. O.
Burroughs, Jeremiah
Burson, J.
Burson, W. N.
|
925
313
928
1101
314
663
771
580
519
517
519
744
1312
929
1135
1292
663
1300
929
929
930
931
931
315
1150
612
932
316
519
317
317
318
932
316
318
933
1150
933
520
581
1047
443
934
934
745
745
935
936
665
1232
444
444
633
799
799
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Bushee, J. R.
Butin, J. B.
Butin, R. J.
Butt, P. M.
Butt, S. E.
Byron, Mrs. R. S.
Cable, C. A.
Cable, Charles
Cable, C. W.
Cady, T. J.
Caldwell, J. A.
Caldwell, Joseph
Calvin, L. W.
Camp, J. F.
Campbell, Geo. K
Carlton, A. D.
Carlton, E. L.
Carnes, A. H.
Carpenter, Abel
Carpenter, E. G.
Carpenter, F. J.
Carpenter, Harvey
Carpenter, Jeremiah
Carpenter, Oliver
Carpenter, Parker
Carter, James,
Case, Oakley
Cass, S. W.
Cather, Quincy
Cave, B. E.
Chace, Hosmer
Chappelear, I. E.
Chase, L. C.
Cherry, M. M
Clark, Abram
Clark, Robert
Clegg, Samuel
Clester, C. P.
Cline, S. T.
Cline, Mrs. Samantha
Cline, W. C.
Clowe, C. W.
Coe, J. J.
Coe, J. P.
Coe, Lucius
Cohogan, G. W.
Cole, Jefferson
|
1113
936
1030
445
445
581
446
447
448
936
582
718
1868
448
665
666
666
449
1144
320
582
633
1151
634
321
705
937
745
799
1113
556
771
614
1234
1234
1313
1016
746
615
615
1300
938
557
321
799
1030
667
|
Cowan, David
Cowell, Wm. H.
Cox, Joseph
Cozad, A. N.
Cozad, Henry
Cozzens, A. A.
Craig, J. T.
Craig, Wm. M.
Cram, Daniel
Cramer, S. F.
Crane, J. W.
Crawford, Wm. H.
Creamer, Joseph
Creamer, S. M.
Creesy, J.
Cresap, D. J.
Crippen, A. S.
Crippen, Eli C.
Crow, George
Crow, M. B.
Cuckler, J. K.
Culver, C. B.
Culver, E. S.
Culver, L. A.
Cupp, Charles
Curfman, Wm. H.
Currier, Ebenezer
Curry, Jennie
Curtis, E. E.
Curtis, H. H.
Dains, E.
Dalton, G. W.
Dana, J. M.
Dana, J. P.
Danford, H. D.
Danford, S. J.
Darby, S. G.
Darst, N. C.
Davis, E. H.
Davis, J. A.
Davis, Jesse
Davis, J. W.
Davis, Levi
Davis, M. P.
Davis, W. B.
Dawley, Nathan
Dawley, W. N.
Dawson, W. G.
|
800
941
1313
1343
1343
1372
1293
1049
1236
1372
451
942
800
800
801
942
586
328
1236
1313
329
943
943
943
1135
521
329
1357
801
521
747
1236
331
330
772
778
1339
1237
452
452
332
944
945
773
1237
1017
1017
1135
|
Dresback, S. S.
Dudleston, H.
Dunlap, C. O.
Earhart, Geo. W.
Eberst, Nicholas
Edgerton, Richard
Edmundson, J. E.
Edwards, E.
Eggleston, S. C.
Elliott, James
Elliott, Moses
Elliott, Richard
Ellis, B. A.
Ellis, Lorenzo
Ellis, T.
Endicott, W.
England, S. B.
England, Wm. N.
Engle, J. S.
Essex, N. H.
Evans, J. D.
Evans, L. D.
Evans, W. E.
Ewing, Alex
Ewing, G. K.
Farabee, William
Faulkner, Jarnes
Fauts, S.
Fee, Willlam
Ferguson, Vint
Fethrolf, Nelson
Fierce, W. W.
Finch, W. G.
Findling, C.
Finley, I.
Finsterwald, Henry
Finsterwald, John
Finsterwald, Peter
Finsterwald, Peter
Fischer, E.
Fisher, John
Fleming, Daniel
Flemlng, W. B.
Flesher, Draper
Fletcher, Edward
Fletcher, Hugh
Fletcher, Thomas
|
455
1242
1243
694
947
705
334
455
1301
718
719
706
522
706
748
706
1081
947
948
1050
719
801
456
335
1358
1293
1314
616
1315
948
1116
1358
523
456
1018
634
335
336
635
1293
558
523
1095
636
1359
616
1359
|
Coleman, Charles
Collins, E. G.
Collins, J. L.
Conaway, James
Cone, William
Connett, L. W.
Connett, H.
Constable, R. A.
Constable, R. E.
Cook, George
Cook, J. E.
Cook, Mrs. L. C.
Cook, Robert
Cooley, Mrs. F. E.
Cooley, F. G.
Cooley, G. L.
Cooper, T. A.
Coots, D.
Copeland, Mrs. E.
Copeland, John
Cornell, Ansley
Cornell, D. W.
CornellJ. E.
Cornell, William
Cornwell, D. C.
Cornwell, John
Cortney, A. M.
Cottrill, William
Coulson, J.
Coulter, John
Coultrap, F. S.
Coultrap, H. W.
Courter, Peter
Courtney, Alanson
Courtney, A. V. M.
Covert, C.
|
583
939
940
1047
520
325
746
322
323
940
583
584
634
667
450
450
323
746
584
585
585
586
325
326
326
327
941
1235
747
1235
540
1235
1049
327
328
451
|
Day, William
Dean, N. W.
Dean, Wm. E.
Dean, W. T.
Deaver, S. P.
Defebaugh, D. K.
Defenbaugh, Calvin
Deffenbaugh, Isaiah
Deishley, George
Delay, J. W.
Dennis, E. J.
Devault, J. L.
Devoll, Philip
Devore, G. W.
Dew, James
Dew, Thomas
Dewing, John
DeWolf, John
Dickson, J. F.
Dickson, William
Dille, Geo. A.
Dillinger, J. W.
Dillon, J.
Dinsmoor, Wm. A.
Dixon, W. R.
Doan, C. H.
Doan, Edward
Dodge, E. D.
Dollison, G. W.
Donaldeon, J. H.
Dorr, H. K.
Dorr, Joseph
Doughty, J. B.
Downard, J.
Doyle, Patrick
Dreany, J.
|
718
522
833
557
1238
1115
1114
1114
946
1238
1094
1358
1017
452
452
453
615
668
1240
557
333
801
1240
668
1017
453
586
1241
946
946
334
334
747
1368
947
454
|
Floyd, T. S.
Fogler, Mrs. Eve
Foreman, J. T.
Fox, G. W.
Frame, A. B.
Frame, A. J.
Frame, A. P.
Frame, J. A.
Frame, John
Frasure, G. W.
Frasure, Isaiah
Frey, F. W.
Friday, John
Friday, Leopold
Friend, Jacob
Friend, L. C.
Friesner, J. S.
Friesner, Simeon
Friesner, Wm. E.
Friesner, Wm. S.
Frost, Abner
Frost, D. G.
Frost, J. W.
Frost, Mrs. M. L.
Frost, Samuel
Fuller, A.
Fuller, D. D.
Fuller, Lemuel
Fuller, L. D.
Fuller, R. N.
Fuller, William
Fulton, D.
Fulton, J. B.
Fulton, L. W.
Gabriel, Reason
Gallagher, John
|
1116
1117
1244
669
336
524
669
337
524
1151
1152
1060
337
338
1118
1136
949
950
950
960
802
719
457
587
802
748
749
1301
1301
749
1301
749
338
774
339
951
|
CONTENTS
|
Gardner, Perrin
Gardner, Thomas
Geiger, John
Gibison, JoeI
Gilliam, C. F.
Gillilan, Ruben
Gilly, James
Gilly, William
Gilman, O. W.
Gilmore, W. B.
Ginn, E. H.
Ginn, James
Gist, C. D.
Glazier, C. W.
Glazier, E. F.
Glazier, J. H.
Glazier, J. W.
Glazier, Walter
Goddard, W. R
Gold, W. D.
Golden, Elmer
Golden, William
Golden, Wm. R.
Gompf, Henry
Goodspeed, C. W.
Goodspeed, J. McK.
Gordecke, S. M.
Gorslene, G. L.
Goss, David
Goss, Martin
Gould, GeoT.
Graham, Elias
Graham, F. P.
Gray, Alford
Gray, J. T.
Green, Jesse
Green, J. H.
Green, Lewis
Green, P. J.
Griffin, John
Grim, James
Grimm, J
Grimm, Noah
Grogan, J. R.
Grosvenor, Hon. C. H.
Grosvenor, J. M.
Grosvenor, Mrs. M. C.
|
1360
525
1136
1136
457
669
339
339
1244
457
587
588
339
525
707
525
720
720
707
1245
340
341
341
952
342
343
1018
344
952
953
344
617
345
1051
458
670
526
953
1095
1077
346
458
1152
953
346
583
636
|
Hawkins, James
Haybson, W. J.
Haynes, C. C.
Haynes, J. S.
Hays, C. H.
Hays, R. A.
Headley, J. C.
Hebbard, P. G.
Hedges, Amos
Hedges, Joseph
Hedges, S. E.
Henderson, C. B.
Henkel, Rev. Henry
Henry, Charles
Henry, Charles
Henry, C. M.
Henry, David
Henry, Geo. E.
Henry, James
Henry, John
Henry, Mathew
Henry, R. B.
Henry, Robert
Henry, Wm.
Herrol, Joseph
Herrold, W. H.
Hess, James
Hickman, W. C.
Hickman, W. G.
Higgins, J. S.
Higgins, Judiah
Hill, Arnold
Hill, Daniel
Hill, Loren
Hill, Solomon
Hitchcock, C. B.
Hobson, S. N.
Hoge, Zimri
Hoey, D. R.
Hoey, Wm. J.
Hoffhines, Voss
Hoisington, N. P.
Hoodlet, J. J.
Hooper, Amsey
Hooper, Clement
Hooper, G. W.
Horton, Paris
|
1343
459
1101
1101
671
1316
750
559
1118
1118
350
350
959
707
1388
528
708
708
528
529
709
530
709
750
351
352
589
460
461
352
352
637
527
527
527
671
590
802
1119
1119
1246
530
462
353
559
560
1247
|
Jennings, C. E. M.
Jennings, Manasseh
Jennings, R. M.
Jewell, E. W.
Johnson, Mrs. A. M.
Johnson, David
Johnson, C.
Johnson, J. W.
Johnson, S. H.
Johnson, T.
Johnson, W.
Jones, D. H.
Jones, E. J.
Jones, George
Jones, H. C.
Jones, J. H.
Jones, J. W.
Jones, Samuel
Josten, C.
Josten, M.
Junipher, A. A.
Juniper, A. J.
Junod, F. L.
Junod, H. A.
Junod, L. F.
Kane, Peter
Karns, Cornelius
Karns, S. V.
Karshner, Nelson
Karshner, Rufus
Karshner, Samuel
Kasler, Frederick P.
Kasler, Killon
Keeton, W.
Keller, Jacob
Keller, L. F.
Kelly, John
Kelly, J. L.
Kelly, John L.
Kempton, J. F.
Kempton, S. T.
Kennedy, Willlam
Kennedy, W. N.
Kennedy, Wm. P.
Kenney, Nathan, Sr.
Kenney, Nathan, Jr.
Kenney, S. H.
|
354
673
354
591
531
1317
1373
591
776
463
752
721
354
617
1248
776
777
1054
355
355
1019
464
356
356
531
1120
1319
1320
1102
1102
1121
532
532
1302
963
964
806
806
806
778
779
1102
673
964
560
561
561
|
Groves, Henry
Guard, J.
Guthrie, J. F.
Half, Isaac
Ham, Charles J.
Hamblin, N. W.
Hamblin, R. E.
Hamilton, David
Hamilton, W. J
Hammond, James
Hammond, John
Haning, James, Jr.
Haning, John
Hansel, John
Hansen, John
Hansen, R. W.
Harden, Ephraim
Harden, Even
Harned, J. W.
Haper, John
Harper, R. C.
Harris, Leander
Harris, W. H.
Harsh, Solomon
Hart, Rev. C. C.
Hartnell, J. E.
Harvey, J.
Hawk, C. E.
Hawk, David
Hawk. F.
Hawk, Isaac
Hawk, J. F.
Hawk, J. H. R.
Hawk, Lafayette
Hawk, O. F.
Hawkin, J. S.
|
1051
1373
1052
348
637
954
349
1153
459
720
721
558
558
1078
955
955
1079
1079
1052
1018
695
589
349
956
957
670
750
1361
1246
1361
1315
1246
1362
349
1362
1332
|
Hoskinson, Z. W.
Hosom, B. A.
Howard, Wm.
Howdyshell, D. W.
Hudson, W. S.
Hufford, N. D.
Hulbert, Geo. B.
Hull, H. L.
Hull, S. T.
Hull, W.
Huls, O. R.
Huls, Wm. H.
Humphrey, E. C.
Humphrey, Milton
Humphrey, R. F.
Huston, J. E.
Hyde, W. S.
Iler, S. H.
Iles, Jeremiah
Ingmire, Joseph
Irwin, Thomas
Irwin, W. H.
Jackson, J. H.
Jackson, J. W.
Jackson, O. D.
Jackson, Wm.
James, C. W.
James, N. W.
Jarvis, L. R.
Jeffers, C. B.
Jeffers, George
Jeffers, George W.
Jeffers, L. H.
Jeffers, S. J.
Jeffers, Wm.
Jerkins, J. W.
|
638
1053
803
1137
1247
1153
638
803
803
804
1145
1145
617
671
672
959
751
1096
960
1053
1120
560
1019
463
774
590
963
751
591
672
804
804
805
1369
806
775
|
Kern, Peter
Kern, Mrs. Alice
Kessenger, A.
Kessler, J. N.
Kessler, Nicholas
Keyes, Charles E.
Kidnocker, Robert
Kidwell, P. R.
Kincade, John
King, J. B.
Kittsmiller, Joel
Knight, W. W.
Knipe, Enos
Knowles, C. L.
Koerner, T.
Kolb, F. R.
Kontner, S. C.
Koons, F. M.
Kreider, P. W.
Kreider, S. C.
Kreig, Michael
Kreppel, H. C.
Krinn, J. G.
Krinn, John
Kurtz, Hon. C. L.
Kurtz, W. W.
Kyle, James
Laird, A.
Lamborn, J. M.
Lane, J. J.
Lantz, D.
Lantz. G.
Lantz, George
Lantz, I. M.
Lash, Abram
Lash, Eli R
|
356
618
357
964
965
674
1339
779
807
1249
965
464
1080
674
357
1374
465
357
1137
965
966
1302
1137
1138
558
559
807
360
639
465
1250
1250
967
1251
561
360
|
CONTENTS
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Lash, Isaac,
Latimer, P. D.
Laughlin, Hugh
Lawler, D.
Lawrence, Edward
Lawrence, John
Lawrence, Moses
Lawrence, N. S.
Learned, A. J.
Learned, M. R.
Lee, Elijah
Lee, H. T.
Lee, Nelson
Lefever, B. C.
Lefever, S. M.
LeGoullon, Gustavus
Lehman, E. D.
Lehman, G. W.
Lemmon, Rev. R. J.
Lewis, Aaron
Lewis, Abner
Lewis, A. L.
Lewis, Moses
Lewis, Waterman
Ley, H. J.
Lindsey, William.
Linscott, Seth
Linton, Joseph
Linton, T. M.
Livezey, Samuel
Logan, Henry
Longstreth, J. D.
Loomis, J. M.
Lottridge, B. B.
Lottridge, I. N.
Lottridge, J. D.
Lottridge, S. H.
Love, J. B.
Lovell, Lorenzo
Lowden, G. W.
Lowry, J. M.
Lowry, P.
Lutz, Henry
Lutz, Mrs. Minerva
Lyons, John
|
1302
1054
619
1363
722
722
592
723
752
752
1080
466
1339
466
780
592
1031
1031
618
753
675
1374
467
675
467
1121
532
593
467
676
561
1054
1055
723
1252
723
723
780
710
724
1253
754
967
1121
1019
|
McClure, T. F.
McClurg, Alexander
McCollster, Abraham
McCormick, I. H.
McCoy, H. F.
McCoy, I. N.
McCray, W. W.
McCue, William
McCuen, Jacob
McCune, A.
McCune, C. B.
McCune, J. R.
McDaniel, George
McDaniel, Joseph
McDaniel, Zara
McDonald, W. W.
McDowel, L.
McGlll, J. P.
McGrath, A. E.
McKee, J. A.
McKim, Elizabeth
McKim, Mrs. M. L.
McKitrick, J.
McLain, Abraham
McLain, J. D.
McLean, C.
McManigal, B. C.
McManigal, R. D.
McManigal, W. J.
McNeil, C.
McPherson, J. H.
McVey, J. M.
Miller, David
Miller, D. A.
Miller, H. McC.
Minear, A. D.
Minear, A. W. S.
Minor, J. K.
Mintun, T. L.
Mirick, H. D.
Mitchell, John
Mitchell, Lafayette
Moler, E. C.
Monahan, S. W.
Montgomery, Wm McA.
|
1374
1059
1058
1341
754
695
971
1059
534
1155
710
365
1303
1303
1123
972
454
470
1254
755
676
677
755
972
973
366
1060
973
1020
724
562
1254
1155
974
470
619
362
534
363
364
677
678
620
1375
975
|
Ogg, William
Ogle, Orpheus
Oliver, Joseph
Oliver, L.
O'Neal, David W.
O'Neill, Thomas
Owen, Horace C.
Owen, James G.
Owens, N. B.
Puffenbarger, O.
Paine, B. R.
Paine, O.
Paine, J. B.
Painter, A. C.
Palmer, Augustus
Palmer, W.
Parker, J. C.
Parker, J. M.
Parker, J. M.
Parrish, Solomon
Patrick, M.
Patterson, Amos
Patterson, James
Patterson, John
Patterson, Joseph
Patterson, R. M.
Patterson, Taylor
Patton. F. B.
Payne, F. M.
Payne, George
Payne, H.
Pearce, A.
Pelton, L. B.
Perry, Jefferson
Persons, Eli P.
Pettit, C. H.
Petty, L.
Phelps, Parley
Phillips, E. H.
Phillips, Ezra, Jr.
Phillips, L. D.
Phillips, R.
Pickering, B. W.
Pickering, F. O.
Pickering, J. L.
|
757
1139
620
563
535
1061
535
535
641
1255
1375
1322
1376
536
621
781
472
472
679
1096
370
595
536
537
548
563
539
594
595
1322
1255
1256
1020
595
724
782
596
980
696
539
1363
371
371
372
372
|
Magee, Thomas
Magoon, Augustus
Mansfield, George
Mansfield, L. E.
Mansfield, Wm. D.
Marshal, T. P.
Marshall, Freeman
Marshall, George
Martin, A.
Martin, T. A.
Martin, J. M.
Martin, J. S.
Martin, Peter F.
Martindill, J. A.
Martindill, Moses
Mason, G. T.
Mason, John
Mason, Mary
Mason, T. R.
Masten, John
Masters, Robert
Matheny, John
Matheny, L. G.
Mathews, S. L.
Mathias, Isaac
Matteson, A.
Maxwell, L. A.
McBroom, J. C.
McBroomM. V.
McBroom, Robert
McCarthy, T. F.
McCarthy, Wm. D.
McCathran, J. A.
McClannahan, A.
McClannahan, W. S.
McClary, M.
McClelland, Andrew
McClelland, Samuel
|
1303
967
639
640
968
468
562
1122
754
1253
469
1154
360
1344
1344
1055
1056
1057
1058
619
1019
533
361
562
969
533
469
1138
1138
1133
969
970
365
1320
1321
1363
619
1122
|
Moore, E. H.
Moore, J. H.
Moore, M. D.
Morgan, Simeon
Morris. Hon. C.
Morris, J.
Morris, J. W.
Morrison, A.
Morrison, James
Morrison, Joseph
Morrison, Montgomery
Mosure, A. W.
Motherwell, Robert
Mourn, J.
Mowrey, H. P.
Murphy, A. C.
Murphy, L. C.
Murray, J.
Musselman, John
Myer, Jacob
Myers, Lloyd
Nelson, A. W.
Newman, D. J.
Newton, A. P.
Nixon, Azariah
Nixon, Silas
Noble, William
Norton, A.
Norton, S. J.
Nutter, John
Nutter, J. T.
Nutter, T. S.
Oberholzer, H. A.
O'Bleness, C. B.
O'Bleness, H.
O'Connor, Patrick
Ogg, Aaron
Ogg, A. J.
|
1392
1060
976
1321
366
756
620
368
593
678
679
1061
976
756
1031
977
593
1369
640
1139
977
471
978
471
978
1081
1081
368
1370
1032
978
979
534
369
369
594
711
711
|
Pickering, Levi
Pickering, S.
Pickeing, S. W.
Pickering, T. M.
Pierce, J.
Pierce, M.
Pilcher, C. B.
Pilcher, Rev. J. N.
Pilcher, T. M. D.
Pleukharpe, Peter
Pleukharp, Wm. E.
Poling, Noah
Pond, Maynard
Poston, A.
Poston, Elias
Poston, G. W.
Poston, I. G.
Poston, L. D.
Poston, Samuel
Poston, William
Poston, W. S.
Poston, W. W.
Potter, J. B.
Potter, Rev. J. G.
Potter, W. H.
Pratt, E.
Preston, F. L.
Preston, L. P.
Price, A. A.
Price, W. H.
Primrose, I. P.
Prose, J. R.
Pruden, C. C.
Puden, Judge S. B.
Pugh, E. B.
Pugh, J. C.
Pursell, F. S.
Putz, J. A.
|
373
374
375
375
1370
725
1257
642
376
1082
980
1156
981
473
642
643
1033
474
807
808
1033
474
539
757
377
757
475
475
981
758
476
1323
643
377
1258
1258
982
1294
|
CONTENTS
|
Raine, John
Rannells, C. S.
Rannells, D. V.
Rannells, J. W.
Rannells, T.
Rannells, W. J.
Ratcliff, William
Rathburn, Lewis
Rauch, J. E.
Rauch, Peter
Ream, Isaac
Reasoner, Catherine
Reasoner, P. M.
Reber, B. C.
Reber, M. B.
Reddick, W. F.
Redfern, E. F.
Reeves, Eliphaz
Reid, Charles P.
Reid, James
Reisinger, J. H.
Rempel, F. F.
Reynolds, Henry
Rhodes, J. M.
Rhoads, F. M.
Rhoads, Jacob
Rice, Jason
Richardson, A. B.
Richardson, Thomas
Rickey, D. T.
Rickey, G. W.
Rickey, John
Riggs, Samuel
Rineheart, George
Ring, John
Risley, D. M.
Roach, A. L.
Roads, J. B.
Robb, J. L.
Robbins, E.
Robbins, John
Robbins, J. J.
Robinett, Ezekiel
|
477
1294
1258
1323
1324
1259
1340
540
983
1083
621
1304
1304
990
990
1083
1096
564
435
1140
1364
983
1262
596
991
991
540
378
680
564
1325
564
1084
1332
379
991
379
992
1263
1376
1377
1033
1294
|
Schlotterback, John
Schmidt, Conrad
Schwenke, C. W.
Scott, A. B.
Scott, W. F.
Scott, Rev. W. H.
Scott, Winfield
Secoy, Jasper
Selby, W. W.
Shafer, G. Van S.
Shafler, J.
Shaner, E.
Shaner, Seth
Shaner, W.
Shaw, J. A.
Shaw, John
Shaw, J. S.
Sheffield, B. B.
Sheik, John
Sheldon, C. R.
Shepard, J. S.
Shepard, W. P.
Sheppard, James
Sheppard, Thomas
Sherrard, D. C.
Sherwood, S. W.
Shockey, G. W.
Shockey, Jacob
Shockey, J. J.
Shoemaker, Salem
Shoop, James B.
Shott, Windell
Shrader, A. J.
Shrader, Mrs. Amy
Shry, Isaac
Shurtz, Andrew
Shurtz, G. W.
Sickels, James
Silvey, W. O.
Simms, G. B.
Simms, M. F.
Sisson, G. W.
Skelly, Robert
|
1326
1265
995
384
384
384
385
565
712
479
382
759
784
784
1033
995
1021
480
1140
382
481
481
482
482
1034
1265
1266
1267
1268
1124
542
808
483
622
1269
1327
1328
622
759
681
1062
1269
1296
|
Stevenson, T. M.
Stewart, D. B.
Stewart, D. B., Jr.
Stiers, Isaac
Stiers, J. A.
Stiers, J. B.
Stiers, Wilford
Stiles, S. D.
Stimson, Mrs. Emma M.
Stimson, H. S.
Stivison, Samuel
Stoddard, Grove
Stone, Lemuel
Stout, Aaron, Sr.
Stout, Aaron, Jr.
Stout, Charles
Stout, Cyrenus
Stout, George
Stout, J. M.
Stout, S. C.
Stout, W. O.
Strahl, J. L.
Strausbaugh, J.
Strausbaugh, M.
Strausbaugh, P.
Strentz, J. W.
Stright, Leander
Strong, Frank
Strong, J.
Strous, Allen
Stump, J. H.
Swaim, J. M.
Swepston, Thomas
Taylor, J.
Tedrow, Mrs. Mary
Tedrow, Noah
Terrell, I. H.
Thacker, B. W.
Tharp, M. W.
Tharp, T. J
Thomas, J. M.
Thomas, W. A.
Thompson, J. W.
|
1304
1389
599
997
998
999
1063
544
623
383
999
1034
1125
727
727
727
728
728
728
728
739
383
1365
1365
1365
998
697
1271
1366
1125
1126
698
1086
785
599
599
1000
1342
785
786
1378
886
1064
|
Robinett, Levi
Robinson, Allen
Robinson, F. C.
Robinson, J. C.
Robinson, J. W.
Rochester, J. W.
Rodeheaver, J. J.
Romel, J. M.
Rose, Charles
Rose, C. P.
Rose, Cyrus
Rose, J. B.
Rossetter, T. K.
Roth, F.
Rowell, Wm M.
Runnion, Elijah
Runnion, M. M.
Runyon, Adam
Rush, Peter
Russell, C. W.
Russell, David
Russell, G. A.
Russell, James
Russell, John
Russell, Washington
Russell, William
Salts, A. W.
Sams, Nathan
Sanders, H. T.
Sanders, J.
Sands, J. F
Sands, J. W.
Sargent, Isaac
Saunders, Amasa
Saunders, A. N.
Scarlott, William
Schaal, Daniel
Schaeffer, W. T.
Schaff, C. E.
Schaff, I. M.
|
1295
1295
541
541
782
992
993
1123
994
380
381
477
622
381
597
725
725
1062
758
477
680
782
725
726
597
726
1264
644
783
758
1296
381
808
726
726
680
1085
478
478
479
|
Slater, J.
Smith, C. R.
Smith, David
Smith, Henry
Smith, H. J.
Smith, John
Smith, Joseph
Smith, V.
Smith, W. A.
Smith, W.
Smith, William
Snook, William
Snowden, G.
Snyder, H. R.
Snyder, Rachel
Sonders, Israel
Soule, Almond
Southerton, C. W.
Southerton, J. P.
Spaulding, J.
Spaulding, J. M.
Speakman, J. J.
Spencer, Charles
Spencer, Smith
Spicer, J. E.
Stalder, Fred
Stalder, Nicholas
Stalder, Samuel
Stanley, John
Stanton, W.
Starkey, Wm. W.
Starr, N. W.
St. Clair, Samuel
Steadman, F. C.
Steel, James S.
Steel, John S.
Steel, M. A.
Steel, T. A.
Stephenson, J. A.
Steuart, D. G.
|
483
760
761
697
598
543
481
727
623
761
644
1270
484
996
1270
1086
1364
762
762
762
598
1340
1103
485
1296
544
645
598
1270
1378
645
996
1156
383
1124
1124
1364
1124
763
809
|
Thompson, Samuel
Tibbles, Francis
Tibbles, John
Tinker, C. S.
Tinker, K.
Tobin, J. A.
Tompkins, E.
Townsend, Hon. C.
Towsley, F. T.
Towsley, G. W.
Trimmer, Anthony
Trimmer, S. H.
Tritsch, B. K.
Tritsch, J. E.
Troxel, Henry
True, Austin
True, J.
Tucker, Aaron
Tucker, Mrs. Caroline
Tucker, C. G.
Tucker, Josephus
Tucker, W. S.
Tullis, John A.
Ulmer, Peter
Unkle, David
Vale, A. P.
Vale, J. Q. A.
VanAtta, R. S.
VanVorhee, Hon. N. H.
Varley, John
Vickers, Elijah
Vorhes, Albert
Vorhes, John
Vorhes, W. H.
Vorhes, W. H.
Voris, A. W.
Wadsworth, W. B.
Wagner, J. L.
Walker, A. B.
Walker, Daniel
|
1064
729
729
786
486
486
386
387
388
389
1272
1272
1001
1001
1146
784
787
645
1366
600
681
1126
434
390
1140
1370
1371
1002
390
392
698
624
624
486
699
1157
1087
1127
393
730
|
CONTENTS
|
Walker, G. R.
Walker, J. H
Walker, T. C.
Walker, William
Wallace, J. S.
Wallace, J. W.
Wallar, E. H.
Walsh, Thomas
Warden, T. B.
Warehime, J
Warren, J. W.
Warren, N. O.
Warrener, W. J.
Watkins, Elisha
Watkins, J. K.
Watkins, J. S.
Watson, A.
Waxler, G. W.
Weatherby, William
Weaver, Jacob
Weaver, Levi
Webb, Ralph
Webb, Thomas
Webster, C. D. B.
Wedge, F. W.
Weed, S. T.
Weethee, J. P.
Weethee, L.
Weitzell, R. S.
Welch, Hon. J.
Welch, J. F.
Welch, J. M.
Wellman, John
Wells, A. H.
Wells, R. E.
Wells, W. J.
Weltner, John
Wescoat, N. B.
Wheeler, Edmund
Whipple, J. O.
Whitcraft, D. B
|
394
394
682
395
487
1379
1329
396
396
787
1388
600
545
1021
809
1021
488
1273
682
1002
1127
1003
1004
646
683
1305
764
769
1004
397
488
397
1005
489
1367
788
1147
1273
546
400
1141
|
Whitcraft, G. W.
White, Alexander
White, C. L.
White, Darius
White, Harlow
White, Jacob
White, J. F.
White, J. W.
White, Lewis
Whitlatch, J. P.
Whitlatch, William
White, S. C.
White, T. R.
Wickham, H. H.
Wiggins, G. W.
Wilder, Jay
Wilkins, C. B.
Wllkins, J. M.
Wilkins, John
Wilkins, J. R.
Will, Daniel
Williams, A. M.
Williams, B. F.
Williams, Richason
Williams, W. M.
Willis, S. H.
Willmarth, A. J.
Wilson, A. J.
Wilson, Mrs. Dorcas
Wilson, B.
Wilson, J. G.
Wilson, J.
Winget, M. O.
Winn, John T.
Withers, H. G.
Witherspoon, J. S.
Wolf, Andrew
Wolf, Joseph
Wolf, J. D.
Wolf, L. H.
Wolf, L. W.
|
1141
1006
1274
1007
1007
1305
1008
490
1065
683
788
1276
1276
647
1103
547
1128
1128
1129
1129
1277
809
1367
1065
810
1329
769
490
684
490
491
491
1297
624
810
1330
1279
491
1066
1035
1066
|
Wolf, M. D.
Wolf, S. J.
Wolf, T. B.
Wolf, William, Jr.
Wolfe, Ezra H.
Wolfe, Frederick
Wolfe, Joseph H.
Wollett, W. S.
Wood, J. W.
Wood, J. P.
Wood, R. M.
Woodard, Ichabod, Sr.
Woodard, Ichabod
Woodard, L. C.
Woodard, N. B.
Woodard, W. N.
Woodruff, M.
Woods, T. D.
Woodyard, J. C.
Work, J. W.
Work, R. R.
Wright, Harvey
Wright, H. K
Wright, O. W.
Wright, Robert
Wright, W. A.
Wyatt, F. O.
Wyatt, George
Wyatt, J. L.
Wyatt, John
Wyatt, Joshua
Zeigler, David
Zeller, David
Zeller, Jacob
Zeller, J. N.
Zimmerman, Joseph
Zinn, William
Yaple, W. R.
Young, S.
Young, Wm. R
|
1067
1129
1130
1067
712
1097
712
492
401
401
565
1068
1069
493
1069
493
402
1141
402
1008
1009
601
1087
1009
1010
1035
648
713
789
547
648
1142
1147
1147
1011
789
810
1341
403
1130
|
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