HISTORY OF CLINTON COUNTY OHIO ITS PEOPLE, INDUSTRIES AND INSTITUTIONS ALBERT J. BROWN, A.M. Supervising Editor With Biographical Sketches of Representative Citizens and Genealogical Records of Many of the Old Families ILLUSTRATED 1915 B. F. BOWEN & COMPANY, Inc. Indianapolis, Indiana FOREWORD 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 who 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 Clinton 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 Clinton 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 Clinton 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. |
CLINTON COUNTY COURTHOUSE, WILMINGTION, OHIO |
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CHAPTER I—RELATED STATE HISTORY |
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First White Men in Northwest Territory—English and French Claims—Three Successive Sovereign Flags. Over Present Ohio Territory—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 of Ohio—Constitutional History of Ohio—Military Record—Land Grants—Military Lands—Refugee Tract—Road Lands—Canal Grants—Zane Sections—Ministerial Lands— School Sections—Ohio Politics —Boundary Lines. |
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CHAPTER II—GEOGRAPHY, TOPOGRAPHY AND GEOLOGY |
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Location and Boundaries of Clinton County—Area—Topography—Diversified Natural Features—Streams and Drainage—Geological Formations—Glacial Period—The Drift—Boulders, Gravel and Sand—Bones—Stone Implements—The Cincinnati Group—Clinton Formation—Niagara Formation. |
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CHAPTER III—ORGANIZATION OF CLINTON COUNTY |
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Legislative Act Establishing County—Commissioners Record—Survey of the County—Location of the County Seat—Erection of Townships—Their Subsequent Subdivisions—Court House History—Jails--County Office Buildings—The New Court House and Jail—County Officers—Sheriffs - Coroners—Treasurers— Recorders— Auditors—Representatives in the State Legislature—State Senators—Commissioners—District Assessor— Deputy Assessors' Returns for 1915—Board of. Soldiers' Relief. |
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CHAPTER IV—LAND GRANTS, ENTRIES AND SURVEYS |
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Virginia Cession, and Its Conditions—Military Tract and Its Survey—First Entries in Territory Now Comprising the County of Clinton—The Murray Deeds—Difficulties of Early. Surveyors. |
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CHAPTER V—EARLY SETTLEMENT IN CLINTON COUNTY |
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Natural Condition and Appearance of the Country at the Beginning of Settlement—Opening of the Land-office— Prior Explorations—The First, Settler —The Van Meter Family—Wilson Family—Township Settlements. |
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CHAPTER VI—HIGHWAYS AND TRANSPORTATION |
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Indian Trails—Laying Out of the First Roads—Early Commissioners' Records—History of Some of the Well-known Early Roads—Turnpikes, Plank Roads and Early Improvements—Plank Road Companies— Abolition of Tolls—Railroads—Public Aid in Building of the• First Railroads—Proposed Roads—Highway Statistics—Bridges—Macadamized Roads—County Highway Superintendent—Limestone for Road Construction. |
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CHAPTER VII—MILITARY HISTORY OF CLINTON COUNTY |
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Residents of Clinton County Who Served in the War of the Revolution—The War of 1812—Clinton County Men in the Mexican War—The Civil War—Clinton County's Magnificent Record in Enlistments—Relief of Soldiers' Families—Soldiers' Aid Society—Military Committee for Clinton County—Warp and Woof—The First Draft— Cincinnati Threatened—The Second Draft—The Second Morgan Scare—The Third Draft—The Various Commands in Which Clinton County Men Served. |
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CHAPTER VIII—COURTS AND LAWYERS OF CLINTON COUNTY |
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Constitutional Provisions for Judicial Establishment—Provisions ̊I the Constitution of 1851—Changes by the. Constitution of 1912—First Court of Common Pleas—First Grand Jury—Interesting Items from the Early Court Records—First Session of the Supreme Court in Clinton County—Story of a Murder—The Early Judges—Early Members of the Bar—President, Associate and Common Pleas Judges—Probate Judges—Prosecuting Attorneys —Clerks of the Court. |
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CHAPTER IX—EDUCATION |
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First Schools in the State—Primitive Equipment and Methods—Improvement Under the Constitution of 1851— Splendid Progress Through the Years—Present School System—County Superintendent—District Superintendents— District Statistics—Normal School—Wilmington College—A Splendid Record—Endowment Funds—Buildings—Library—Museum—The Schools of Wilmington—High School Principals—Boards of Education—Interesting Items—Colored Schools—High School Graduates. |
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CHAPTER X—CHURCHES OF CLINTON COUNTY |
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Friends Churches—Schools—Ministers—Methodist Episcopal Churches—Centennial of the Wilmington Church— African Methodist Episcopal Churches—Methodist Protestant Churches—Baptist Churches—Primitive Baptists—Colored Baptists—Christian Churches—Wilmington Presbyterian Church—Universalist Church— Episcopal Church—Mennonite Church—Seventh-Day Adventists—Catholic Churches. |
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CHAPTER XI—CLINTON COUNTY NEWSPAPERS |
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One Hundred Years of Newspaper History—List of All Papers Published in the County—History of the Present Papers and Record of Those Which Have Passed Out of Existence. |
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CHAPTER XII—THE MEDICAL PROFESSION |
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Prevalence of Disease in Early Days—Loammi Rigdon, the First Physician |
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CONTENTS |
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in Clinton County—Other Pioneer Doctors—Hardships and Privations of the Early Practitioners—Brief Personal Mention of Many of the Physicians Who Have Practiced in this County—Present Physicians of Clinton County —Clinton County Medical Society--Veterinary Surgeons. |
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CHAPTER XIII—SECRET SOCIETIES |
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Free and Accepted Masons—Royal Arch Masons—Independent Order of Odd Fellows—Knights of Pythias— Grand United Order of Odd Fellows—Modern Woodmen of. America—Royal Arcanum—Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks—Junior Order of United American Mechanics—Daughters of America—Knights of the Maccabees—Grand Army of the Republic. |
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CHAPTER XIV—BANKS AND BANKING |
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First Bank in Ohio—Banks in Wilmington—Blanchester Banks—Banks at, Sabina, Port William, Martinsville, Clarksville and New Vienna—Clinton Mutual Insurance Association. |
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CHAPTER XV—WOMEN'S CLUBS AND FRATERNITIES |
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The Six-and-Twenty Club—The Wilmington Woman's Civic League—The Progress Club—The Yani Club— Woman's Christian Temperance Union—Woman's. Relief Corps—Daughters of the American Revolution—The Conversation Club. |
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CHAPTER XVI—FARMERS' ORGANIZATIONS |
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Clinton County Agricultural Society—The Sabina Fair—Patrons of Husbandry—Beech Grove Grange, and Those at Blanchester, New Vienna, Westboro and Clarksville. |
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CHAPTER XVII—ADAMS. TOWNSHIP |
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Boundaries—Water Courses—Timber—Formation of the Township—Survey of Adams Township—Mills— School Houses—The Pioneers—Present Township Officers—Sligo—Ogden. |
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CHAPTER XVIII—CHESTER TOWNSHIP |
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Location—Boundaries—Organization—Township Records—Streams—MillsRoads—Burial Grounds— Pioneers— Present Township Officers—New Burlington—Oakland—Kingman. |
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CHAPTER XIX—CLARK TOWNSHIP |
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Boundaries—Irregular Shape—Area—Natural Features—Settlement—Mills Present Township Officers—Martinsville—Business Interests—Farmer's Station—Jonesboro. |
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CHAPTER XX—GREEN TOWNSHIP |
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Organization—Early Official Record—Location and Boundaries—Topography—Settlement—First School— Present Township Officers—New Vienna —New Antioch. |
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CHAPTER XXI—JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP |
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Organization—Boundaries—Area—Natural Features — Storm — Soil — Early |
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CONTENTS. |
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Se ttlers—Mills—Early Events—Schools—Present Township Officers—Westboro—Midland City. |
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CHAPTER XXII—LIBERTY TOWNSHIP |
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Early History—Location--Boundaries—Streams—Timber—The Land—Stone —The Pioneers—Early Churches and Schools--Statistics—Present Town ship Officers—Port William—Lumberton—Gurneyville--McKay's Station—Mt. Pleasant. |
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CHAPTER XXIII—MARION TOWNSHIP |
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Location and Boundaries—Soil—Streams—Settlements—First Events—Formation of the Township—First Election—Early Schools—Present Township Officers—Blanchester—Business Directory—Present Officers. |
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CHAPTER XXIV—RICHLAND TOWNSHIP |
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One of the Original Townships—Division—Survey—Final Boundaries Fixed —Location—Natural Features— Soil— Timber—Land Entries—Early Settlers —Roads—Schools—Early Industries— Present Township Officers--Sabina Business Interests—Water and Light Plant—Schools and Churches— Municipal History— Reesville—Melvin. |
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CHAPTER XXV—UNION TOWNSHIP |
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Boundaries—Contour of the Land—Timber—Streams—Early Roads—The Pioneers—Township Organization— Mills--Present Township Officers -Clarksville—Business Directory. |
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CHAPTER XXVI—VERNON TOWNSHIP |
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Location and Boundaries—Streams—Formation of the Township—Clerk's Statement for 1825 and Some Subsequent Years—The Pioneers—Schools -Roads -Present Township Officers. |
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CHAPTER XXVII—WASH1NGTON TOWNSHIP |
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Location and Boundaries—Natural Features—Early Settlers—Formation of the Township—Commissioners' Record—Mills—Schools—Present Township Officers—Cuba—Morrisville. |
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CHAPTER XXVIII—WAYNE TOWNSHIP |
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Establishment of the TownShip—Location—Altitude—Area—First Permanent Settlements—The Pioneers— Present Township Officers—Centerville. |
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CHAPTER XXIX—WILSON TOWNSHIP |
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First Settler—Other Pioneers—Formation of the Township—Commissioners' Record—First Election—Present Township Officers—Location and Boundaries of the Township—Streams—Bloomington. |
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CHAPTER XXX--TOWN OF WILMINGTON |
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Location of a County Seat—Its Various Names—Description of the Plat—Incorporation of the Town— Corporation Boundaries—First Election—Town Officials—Present Officials—Salaries—Additions to the Town Plat—Fire Department—Waterworks--Wilmington Gas, Light and Coke Company- |
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Electric Light Plants—Light Arches—City Hall—Street Paving—Walker Memorial Building—Wilson Flag Tower—Military Band—Champion Bridge Company—Irwin Auger Bit Company—Farquhar Furnace Company— Wilmington Casting Company—National Safety Snap Company—Wilmington Auto Compressor Company—Turnbull Manufacturing Company—Cemeteries —Postoffice History—Wilmington Library Company—Wilmington Reading Room—Present Wilmington Library—Wilmington Commercial Club—Business Directory. |
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CHAPTER XXXI—SIDELIGHTS ON CLINTON COUNTY HISTORY |
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Abolition in Clinton County—The Deserted Camp—Shadagee Square—The Clinton County Home-coming— Clinton County Infirmary—Clinton County Children's Home—Valuation of Public Utilities in Clinton County— Friends with Lincoln in the White House. |
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BIOGRAPHICAL MENTION |
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HISTORICAL INDEX. |
- A - Abolition in Clinton County Ada Chapel Adams Township— Area Boundaries Drafts Enlistments Erection of Formation of Mills Officers, Present Petition for Pioneers Schools Settlement Streams Survey of Timber Admission of Ohio as a State African Methodist Church Anti-slavery Agitation Area of the County Armenia Assessment Valuations Assessor, District Assessors' Returns Associate Judges Auditors, County - B - Banks and Banking Baptist Churches Bar, Early Members of the Battle of Fallen Timbers Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Big Onion Blanchester— Banks Business Interests |
351 154 244 244 107 109 66 245 247 255 245 248 140, 248 88 244 246 244 46 163 351 51 327 358 74 75 138 72 221 169 136 34, 44 217 279 225 289 |
Blanchester— Churches Early Industries Fire, Great Grange Incorporation Location Lodges Newspapers Officers Physicians Platted Bloomington Board of Soldiers’ Relief Bones of a Former Race Boulders Boundaries of County Boundary Lines, State Bridges Burtonville Buzzard's Glory - C - Capitals of Northwest Territory and of Ohio Canal Grants Catholic Churches Census of 1800 Center Friends Church Centerville— Business Interests Lodges Physicians Platting of School Centralization of Chester Chester Township- Anti-slavery Area Boundaries Cemeteries |
165, 169, 172, 183, 186 287 287 243 287 287 207, 210, 214, 218 187 290 200, 203 287 184, 199, 326 76 58 52 51, 61 50 100 315 271 47 56 184 41 158 321 215 202, 203 321 321 140 158 352 257 257 258 |
Chester Township— Churches Drafts Enlistments Erection of Mills Officers, Present Pioneers Records Roads Schools Settlement of. Streams Children's Home Christian Churches Church of Christ Churches Civic League Civil War Civil War Notes Claims to Territory Clark Township Anti-slavery Agitation Area Boundaries Enlistments Erection of Mills Natural Features Officers, Present Petition for Settlement of Pioneers |
159 107 108 66 258 260 259 257 258 143 87 257 357 172 175 152 230 102 106 33 352 263 263 109 66 264 263 264 263 87, 110, 263 263 |
Clinton County Medical Society Clubs and Fraternities Colored Baptists Colored Schools Commissioners, County Common Pleas Court Common Pleas Judges Congress Lands Connecticut Reserve
Consolidation of Schools
Constitutional Convention
Constitutional History Conversation Club Coroners Counties Organized Before
County Auditors County Commissioners County Fairs County Office Buildings County Organizations County Recorders County Seat, Location of County Teachers' Association County Treasurers Court. House History Courts of Clinton County Cuba Beginning of Business Interests Churches Growth Inns Lodges Physicians Platting of Roads, First |
203 229 172 150 73 126, 127 138 55 53 140 48 48 236 72 17, 99, 40 72 73 238 69 43 72 64 143 72 68, 69 126 318 319 156, 181 319 318 209 200 318 318 |
Clarksville— Banks Business Interests Churches Early Industries Fires First Events Grange Incorporation Lodges Newspapers Officers Physicians Platting Schools Clerks of the Court Clinton Clinton County Agricultural Society |
227 312 169 310 311 310 243 311 213 194 311 199, 203, 311 309 311 138 315, 327 238 |
- D - Date of Ohio's Admission Daughters of America. Daughters of the America Revolution Daughters of Rebekah Deserted Camp District Assessor District Courts Division of 1800 Doctors of Clinton County Dohrman's Grant Drafts, Civil War |
46 218 234, 345 209 353 74 127 41 195 55 107, 108, 110 |
HISTORICAL |
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Drainage of the County Drift Formations - E - Early Court Proceedings Early Judges Early Lawyers Early Schools Eastern Star, Order of Education Educational Progress Elks, Order of English Claims Episcopal Church Explorations in the County
Express Companies - F - Fairs Fallen Timbers, Battle of Farmers' Organizations Farmers Station First Northwest Territorial
Legislature First Physician in County First Territorial Surveys Franklin College Free and Accepted Masons Free Turnpikes French and Indian War French Grant French Settlement French Traders Friends Churches Friends, Hicksite Friends with Lincoln |
51 56 128 133 136 139 207 139 139 217 34 182 81 358 238 34, 44 238 268 40 195 37 144 205 93 35 52 34 33 152 157 358 |
Green Township— Creation of Drafts Early Records Enlistments Military Land Officers, Present Schools Settlement Topography Greenville, Treaty of Gurneyville - H - Hicksite Friends Highway Statistics Highway Superintendent Highways Homecoming, Clinton County - I - Independent Order of Odd Fellows Indian Wars Infirmary, County - J - Jails Jefferson Township— Boundaries Drafts Drainage Enlistments Erection of Geology Mills |
66 107, 110 269 109 270 271 271 269 269 45 284 157 100 100 89 355 209 44 355 62, 69 275 110 275 109 66 275 277 |
- G - Geology of the County Governors of Ohio Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Jury, First Grand United Order of Odd
Fellows Grange, the Grants, Land Gravel Green Township— Boundaries Churches |
52 58 219 128 215 242 52 52 269 155, 173 |
Natural Features Officers, Present Organization of Schools Settlement Soil Storm Survey of Timber Jonesboro Judges, Early Judges of the Various Courts
Judicial Establishment Junior Order of Amer.
Mechanics |
275 278 275 278 88, 276 274 275 275 275 268 133 138 126 217 |
HISTORICAL INDEX. |
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- K - Kenton Trace, the Kingman Kluck's Crossing Knights of Pythias Knights of the Maccabees - L - Land Grants Land Grants of Ohio Land. Office Opened Lawyers, Early Lawyers of Clinton County Lee's Creek Legislature, First Northwest Territorial Lewisville Liberty Township- Anti-slavery Agitation Churches Creation of Drafts Early History Enlistments Officers, Present Pioneers Schools Settlement of Soil Streams Timber Valuations Library Aid Society Linden Little Center Location of County Location of County Seat Lodges Lumberton |
89 262 279 213 219 77 52 81 136 126 321 40 326 352 282 66 107 280 108 283 280 143, 282 87 280 280 280 283 345 256 315 51 64 205 202, 215, 283 |
Marion Township— Officers, Present Schools, Early Settlement Soil McKay's Station Martinsville— Banks Business Interests Churches Fire Department Location Lodges Officers Physicians Platting of Population Postmasters Schools Valuation Masonic Order Medical History Medical Society Melvin Memphis Mennonite Church Methodist Episcopal Churches Methodist Protestant Churches Mexican War Midland City Military Committee 1862 Military History Military Record, State Military Warrants Mills 247, 258, 26 Ministerial Lands Missionaries, Early Modern Woodmen of Anmerica Moravian Grant Morgan Scare Morgantown Morrisville Mt. Pleasant Murder Story Mutual Insurance Association |
287 286 88, 285 285 284 227, 266 266 175, 267 266 265 206, 216, 218 265 203 265 265 265 266 265 205 195 203 169, 301 321 183 162 168 102 203, 278 106 101 50 79, 292 247, 258, 264 277, 309, 318 56 33 215 55 109 274 319 284, 327 130 228 |
- M - Macadamized Roads Macedonia Marion Township— Drafts Election, First Enlistments Erection of Location |
93, 100 319 107, 110 286 109 66, 286 285 |
- N - Natural Features of the County New Antioch— Churches Early Industries |
51 173, 184 273 |
HISTORICAL INDEX |
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New Antioch— Location Lodges Physicians New Burlington— Beginning of Business Interests Churches Growth Location Lodges Physicians Population Underground Railroad New Vienna— Bank Churches 166 Grange Improvements Location Lodges Newspapers Officers Physicians Population Schools Settlement Newspapers Normal School Northwest Territorial Legislature, First Northwest Territory |
273 212 201, 203 260 261 156 260 260 208 201, 203 262 261 327 166, 177, 186, 272 243 273 271 209, 211 187 273 199, 203 273 143, 272 271 187 143 40 33, 36 |
Patrons of Husbandry Peyton Murder Case Physicians of Clinton County Pioneer Schools Plank Roads Politics in Ohio Pontiac's Conspiracy Population in 1800 Port William— Bank Beginning of Business Interests Churches Early Industries Lodges Physicians Presbyterian Church Present School System President Judges Press, the Probate Court Probate Judges Progress Club Proposed Railroads Prosecuting Attorneys Public Utilities, Valuation of - Q - Quebec Act |
242 130 195 139 92 57 36 42 226 283 283 168 283 212, 214, 217 201, 203 176 140 138 187 127 138 231 97 138 358 36 |
- O - Oakland Odd Fellows Ogden Ohio Admitted as a State Ohio Land Company Purchase Ohio, Natural Features Ohio Politics Ohio, Situation of Ohio, Streams and Lake, Order of the Eastern Star Ordinance of 1787 Organization of Counties Organization of the County - P - Pansy Paris |
203, 262 209 160, 161, 256 46 52 60 57 60 60 207 37 61 61 312 318 |
- R - Railroads Railroads, Proposed Recorders, County Reesville- Churches Early Business Interest Location Lodges Physicians Platting of School Refugee Tract Related State History Representative Government Representatives Revolutionary Period Revolutionary War Richland Township— Area, Changes in |
94 97 72 169, 300 300 300 300 201 300 300 54 33 39 72 36 101 291 |
HISTORICAL INDEX. |
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Richland Township— Boundaries Drafts Drainage Early Industries Enlistments Erection of Land Entries Location Natural Features Officers, Present Pioneers Roads Schools Settlement Soil Timber Road Construction Road Statistics Roads, the First Royal Arcanum Royal Arch Masons Royal Neighbors of - S - Sabina— Banks Beginning of Business Interests Churches Fair Growth of Light Plant Lodges Municipal History Newspapers |
291 110 291 295 109 66, 291 292 291 291 295 294 295 295 88, 292 292 292 100 100 89 217 205 215 226, 296 295 296 158, 166, 168, 299 241 296 299 206, 211, 216, 298 300 187, 299 |
Schools, Present System Secret Societies Senators, State Settlement by French Settlement of Clinton County Settler, the First Seventh-day Adventist Church Sewell, David Shadagee Square Sheriffs Six-and-twenty Club Sligo Snow Hill Soldiers Aid Society Soldiers from Clinton County Soldiers' Relief State Boundary Lines State History, Related State Military Record State Politics State Roads State Senators Stone Formations in the County Stone Implements, Ancient Streams of the County Subscription Schools Superintendent of Highways Superintendent of Schools, County Supreme Court Survey of the County Survey of Virginia Tract Surveys, First Territorial Symmes Purchase |
140 205 72 34 81 82 183 87 354 71 229, 345 255 273 105 102, 111 76 59 33 50 57 92 72 52 53 51 139 100 141 126, 129 62 78 37 53, 80 |
Officers Physicians Platting of Schools Survey off Water Plant Sabina Fair St. Clair, Gen. Arthur Salaries of Teachers Salt Sections Sand School Consolidation School Districts School Superintendent County School Superintendents District |
300 21, 203, 299 295 299 295 299 241 44, 101 142 56 52 140 141 141 141 |
- T - Teachers' Association, County Teachers' Salaries Telegraph Companies Telephone Companies Territory Northwest of the Ohio Todd's Fork Topography of the County Township Settlements Townships, Erection of Trails, Early Transportation Treasurers, County Treaty of Greenville Turnpike Lands Turnpikes |
143 142 358 358 34 51 51 87 66 89 89 72 45 56 92 |
HISTORICAL INDEX. |
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- U - “Underground Railroad" Union Township Anti-slavery, Agitation, Boundaries Creation of Drafts Enlistments Mills Natural Features Officers, Present Organizations Pioneers Roads, Early Settlement Soil Streams Timber United States Military Lands Universalist Church - V - Valuation of Public Utilities VanMeter Family Vernon Township— Boundaries Drafts Enlistments Erection of Finances Location Officers, Present Pioneers Roads Schools Veterinary Surgeons Villars Chapel Virginia Military Tract Virginia Military Warrants Virginia Tract, Survey of Volunteers from Clinton County |
351, 352 352 302, 309 66 107, 110 108 309 302 309 309 303 302 87, 303 302 302 302 54 181 358 82 313 110 109 66, 313 313 313 315 314 315 315 203 169 54, 77 79, 292 77 102 |
Washington Township- Drafts Enlistments Erection of Mills Officers, Present Pioneers Schools Settlement Streams Wayne, Gen. Anthony Wayne Township— Altitude Area Drafts Enlistments Erection of Location Officers, Present Pioneers Schools Settlement Soil West Liberty Westboro- Business Interests Early Industries Grange Lodges Physicians Platted Population Wilmington— Additions Anti-slavery Agitation Band Banks Boundaries Business Directory Cemeteries Churches |
107, 110 109 66, 317 318 318 316 318 88, 316 316 44 320 320 107, 110 109 66, 320 320 321 320 143 88, 320 320 283 278 278 243 212 203 278 278 328 351 340 221 327 349 342 152, 162, 167, 169, 172, 175, 176, 182, 184 |
- W - War of 1812 War of the Rebellion Washington Township Anti-slavery Agitation Boundaries Churches |
102 102 352 316 171, 175 |
City Hall Clubs Commercial Club Election, First Enlistments Fire Department Flag Tower Gas, Light and Coke Co. Incorporation of |
338 229 348 128 108 330 340 334 327 |
HISTORICAL INDEX. |
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Wilmington— Industries Laying Out of Library, 1816 Library, 1899 Library Association Light Arches Lighting Plants Location as County Sea Lodges Lot Sales Manufacturing Interests Memorial Building Military Band Name Newspapers Official Roster Official Salaries Officials, Present Physicians Plat of Postoffice Reading Room, 1866 Roster of Officials Schools Shadagee Square Street Paving Walker Memorial Building Waterworks Wilson Flag Tower |
340 65, 327 343 345 344 338 335 64, 327 205, 209, 216, 219 65 340 339 340 65, 66 187 328 328 328 195, 203 327 343 344 328 148 354 339 339 333 340 |
Wilmington College Wilmington Woman's- Civic Wilson Family Wilson Township— Churches Drafts Election, First Enlistments Erection of Location Natural Features Officers, Present Petition for Pioneers Settlement Streams Woman's Christian Temperance Union Woman's Relief Corps Women's Clubs - Y - Yani Club - Z - Zane Sections |
143 230 85 160 107, 110 325 109 66, 323 325 325 325 323 322 322 325 232 233 229 232 56 |
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BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX
- A - Alexander, Isaac Allen, Charles F. Allison, Frank O. Allison, Jesse H. Antram, Arthur D. Antram, Frank W. Antram, John S. Atley, C. Allen Austin, George M., M. D. - B - Babb, James W. Bailey, Albert I. Bailey, Clifton D. Bailey, Frank R. Bailey, Luther G. Baldwin, Frank M., M. D. Baldwin, Marion A. Bales, Emery R. Bales, Thomas M. Ballard, Joseph F. Barns, George C. Barns, Howard Batson, Jesse G. Baugh, Carleton L. Baughman, James W. Benlehr, Earl W. Benlehr, George H. Bennett, James F. Berlin, William Bernard, Christopher C. Bernard, Elijah Q. Bernard, Evert Bernard, George W. Bernard, James E. Bernard, James K. Bernard, John W. Bernard, Milton Bernard, Thomas F. Black, P. B. |
958
508
783
701
429
677
452
801
395 708
564
368
890
794
596
491
371
542
671
521
521
765 751 753
629
877 752
531
905
902
862
915
478
776
755
821
804
775 |
Blackburn, Thomas H. Bloom, Ethelbert Bobbitt, George A. Bond, Dana C. Boring, Absalom Boring, John C. Boring, William M. Bosworth, Charles M. Botts, Charles Boulware, Ray O. Bowman, Aaron Boyland, Cary W. Brackney, John Brady, Amos W. Brandenburg, Frank Brandenburg, Lawrence W. Brennan, John Briggs, Prof. Abel C. Briggs, Eldorado, M. D. Bright, William M. Brindle, Ora M. Brown, Henry M., M. D. Brown, Otto G. Brown, Stephen C. Buckley, Stephen P. Buckley, William M. Burk, William W. - C - Cammack, Charles H. Carey, Enoch L. Carey, James E. Carey, William Carey, Zimri H. Carnahan, William H. Carpenter, Samuel Carroll, George E. Carter, Elmer Cartwright, Frank B. Cartwright, Henry G. Cashman, James W. Cashman, John C. |
819 694 749 746 590
902
773
608
410
769
676
611
771
530
871
898
674
868
436
539 779
721
417
793 591 580 780 824 712 695
557
754
469
528
545
638
907
486
921
626 |
BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX. |
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Cast, Everett J. Champlin, John M. Champlin, Perry M. Chancellor, Sullivan D. Channel, James W. Clark, Job Clark, Mark Clarke, James B. Cleland, Caleb D. Clemens, Harvey W. Clement, Alvin Clement, Louis Clement, Michael Clevenger, Hon. Frank M. Clevenger, Herbert P. Clevenger, John R. Cline, Oscar E. Cole, George M. Collett, Bernard Y. Collett, Horace W. Colvin, Jacob N. Conard, George R., M. D. Conard, Robert, M. D. Conner, Harry L. Conner, Thomas W. Conover, Swift Craig, John A. Craig, Thomas E., M. D. Crouse, George E. Crouse, J. W. B. Crosley, Edgar Crosson, Alex Curl, Charles Curles, Asher Curren, Patrick J. Curtis, Allen A. Curtis, Frank Curtis, William H. Custis, Albert R. Custis, Charles W. Custis, Cyrus E. Custis, Frank Custis, Heber W. Custis, James E. Custis, James W. Custis, Levi H. - D - Dakin, W. H. Daniel, Paul A. Darbyshire, A. J. |
554
457
439
424
791
941
885
844
551
933
830
830
825
408
592
578
889
811
636
684
615
784
492
415
879
568
653
943
643
406
778
466
370
544 510
729
802
911
626 511
624
921
647
925
891
449 612 908 532 |
Darbyshire, B. J. Darnell, J. Turner Denehy, John Dennis, Seneca Denny, George M. Denver; Gen. James W. Denver, Hon. Matthew R. Derivan, Hubert J. Doan, Hon. Azariah W. Doan, Joe T. Doan, Robert R. Donohoo, Alva R. Doughfman, Aaron E. Dowden, W. L. Drake, Henry Drake, John S. Drake, William Dunlap, Charles P. Dwiggins, Charles E. - E - Egan, Lawrence Ellis, H. B. - F - Farquhar, Frank Ferkel, Frederick Fisher, Col. Charles R. Fisher, David Fisher, David F. Fisher, Eli Fisher, James P. Fisher, William B. Fisher, William G. Fisher, William H. Fitzhugh, James F. Foland, Daniel J., M. D. Frazee, John Frey, Jacob Fuller, Gideon M. - G - Gaddis, Alpheus Gallaher, William B. Gallup, Frank L. Gano, John T. Garner, Jesse Garner, William Gaskill, Harry |
461
393
945
923
638
365
561
705
575
581
388
838
901
503
956
960
878
966
427 392 883 459 862 512
512
742
910
814
512
512
689
472
654
851
766
940 537
495
416
891
841
854
533 |
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Gaskins, James F. George, Edward George, John J. Georges, John P. Giffin, George W. Giffin, Theodore Goodman, Simon Goodwin, C. A. Goodwin, Edward M. Greene, Eliel C. Greene, Richard C. Gregory, Nathan S. Grim, John Gustin, J. Warren - H - Hackney, Edward M. Hadley, Frank W. Hadley, James Hadley, Zene G. Haines, Daniel W. Haines, Eber Haines, Eber W. Haines, Eli Haines, Frank Haines, Zimri F Hair, William F. Hale, Will R., D. D. S. Hale, William Hale, William K., M. D. Haley, William Hall, Daniel W. Hall, Harry Hall, Horace M. Hallsted, James W. Hannah, Albert L. Hannah, James Harlan, Hon. Elias D. Hart, Frank D. Hartman, Clayton C. Harvey, E. Wilson Harvey, Rev. Jesse H. Hawkins, John E. Haworth, Charles L. Haworth, Elijah M. Haworth, Frank W. Haworth, Isaiah M. Haworth, Odos L. Haynes, Horatio B. Hazard, Ernest R. Hazard, Frank T. |
874
810
723
924
519
827
541
895 834
567
704
800
560
483 614 718
840
948
760
760
642
630
517
865
403
367
476
448
771
826
849
940 835
536
532
730
528
867
691 719
808
582
648
605
660
470
585
555
522 |
Hazard, Loren M. Hempstead, John T. Henderson, H. N. Henry, Alva C. Henry, Charles A. Henry, Junius A. Henry, William Hiatt, Francis M. Hiatt, John W. Hildebrant, Hon.CharlesQ. Hildebrecht, Robert Hildebrecht, W. F. Hite, Alpheus A. Hixson, Charles C. Hixson, Joseph Hockett, John E. Hodgin, Samuel H. Hodgson, George S. Hodson, Charles Hogan, Daniel W. Hoggatt, Frank Holaday, Enoch Holladay, Carey A. Hoskins, Rev. Josephus Hoskins, Walter H. Hudson, William A. Huffman, Jarret Hummel, John S. Humphreys, David A. Humphreys, John T. Humphreys, Raymond J. Hunnicutt, Frank Hunnicutt, Wilson Hunt, Milton L. Hunt, Robert E. Hunt, William Hunter, George E. Hurley, Jerremma D. - I - Ireland, David V., M. D. Ireland, Francis M. Irvin, Guy H. Irvin, Matthew Irvin, Samuel J. - J - James, Alfred James, Everett Jarrell, William D. |
535
832
594
894
603
736
552
767
774
400
527
714
793
763
559 769
437
750
919
834
711
761
468
489
423 770
562
456
938
701
706
733
488
471
799
631
845
657 475
702
846
407
945 822 914 903 |
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Jay, David H. Jenkins, Charles E. Johnson, Alfred Johnson, Charles Johnson, Edward L. Johnson, Flavius J. Johnson, John W. Johnson, Lemuel A. Johnson, Otho Joiner,. Andrew J. Jones, Henry DeBolt - K - Katzenmeyer, Harold E. Kaufman, Isidor Kester, C. D. Kester, Daniel O. King, George S. King, Leo F. Kline, Willard Kuebler, Joseph - L - Lacy, Robert J. Lair, Isaac N. Lamb, W. H. Langdon, John P. Lawhead, Robert C. Lazenby, Rezin J. Leaming, , Peter D. Leininger, John Leonard, Arthur C. Lewellen, Henry L. Lewis, Ellis A. Lieurance, Amos W. Lieurance, David Lieurance, Frank W. Lieurance, James Linkhart, Charles Linton, Edwin C. Linton, Fred W. Littleton, Harry L. Lorish, Logan S. Lundy, Homer J. - Mc - McCoy, Hugh McCoy, Margaret E. McCune, Howard |
866 856 498 913
802
923
917 858 565 848 640 781
589
639
857 566
873
762
700 467
397
953
453
893
446
724
426
961
509
504
445
546
479
907
794
524
620
509
846
669 859 942 836 |
McDonald, Frank L. McFadden, John C. McKay, Clarence H. McKay, Edwin F. McKay, Howard F. McKay, Tilghman McKay, Welden N. McKenzie, John B., M. D. McKenzie, Stanley T. McKibben, W. Jeff McMillan, Horace G. McMillan, Thomas H. McMillan, Walter T. McPherson, Elmer T. McQuillan, William McVey, Alfred I - M - Madden, Clinton Madden, Moses G. Madden, Rachel Madden, Solomon Manmeisel, George Martin, Frank J. Martin, Grant Mathew, John Matthews, John W. Matthews, Oscar L. Miars, Henry B. Miller, Claud B. Miller, Darius J. Miller, Ephraim K. Miller Frank L. Miller, Isaac C. Miller, Thurman Mills, Albert H. Mills, Warren W. Mitchell, Frederick D. Mock, J. Willard Monfort, Rutherford B. Moon, Burgess J. Moon, Darius H. Moon, Lindley M. Moon, Rolla E. Moon, Walter I. Moore, John B. Moore, N. Huston Moore, Orville B. Moore, William C. Moorman, William D. |
645
880
803
678
795
616
740
728
872
644
888
768
675
870
813
474 792 852 852 852
518
933
951
823
727
809
935 963 432 853
390
847
401
506
932
609 964
375
563
502
413
949
557
912
379
758
831
668 |
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Morgan, Ulysses M. Morris, Frank H. Morris, Iemcil B. Morris, Seymour C. Mulford, Francis D. Mulvihill, Patrick Murphy, David A. Murphy, David F. Murphy, Frank Murphy, Seneca Murphy, Timothy M. Murrell, Ulysses G., M. D. Myers, John T. Myers. Sidney D., V. S. - N - Nible, William D. N ickerson, Harry Noftsger, C. M. Noftsger, Gerard B. Norman, John H., M. D. Noscar, Benjamin D. A. - O - Oglesbee, Albert Oglesbee, Alonzo Oglesbee, Arthur Oglesbee, Granville M. Oglesbee, Woodson Oren, A. E. Oren, Jesse N. Osborn, Walter S. Owens, Robert Livingston Owsley, John J. - P - Page, Elmer E. Pagett, Philip E. Parlett, William C. Parr, Charles Pate, Andrew J. Patterson, H. B. Pavey, Charles T. Pavey, Gilbert A. Pavey, William M., Sr. Peelle, Edward Peelle, Reuben B. Penn, Burch T. Pennington, Harley D. |
576
692
570
717
928
869
931
690
586
909
842
464
864
380 954
807
419
458
507
412 607
785
774
812
782
820
936
766
386
571 916
657
650
833
602
593
548
518
516
937
758
699
950 |
Penquite, Alfred S. Pidgeon, Henry H. Plummer, G. H. Polk, David K. Polk, John J. Pond, Frank B. Pond, William A. Powell, Elisha Price, Henry C. Price, Moody H. Pyle, Francis H. - R - Rankin, William T. Rannells, Charles A. Rannells, John L. Reardon, John C. Record, Lafe Regan, Patrick Regan, Thomas Renner, E. Marshall Reynolds, William N. Rhonemus, Frank Rice, George M. Richards, J. M. Richardson, Charles P. Richardson, Jonathan M. Richardson, Walter G. Riley, Lewis M. Roads, Thomas H. Roberts, Nathan Robinson, Daniel A. J. Robinson, Joseph W. Rolston, James A. Rolston, John R. Rombach, Matthew Ross, John R. Ruble, William K., M. D. Rude, Felix Rude, Peter Runk, W. P. Runyan, Charles S. Russell, Addison P.,Lit. D, - S - Saville, Frank D. Scott, William T., M. D. Seitz, John L. Sewell, Charles W. Shank, Edwin R. |
443
756
954
944
957
623
763
918
577
652
788 850
549
735
799
656
881
831
687
899
619
399
947
384
481
707
779
915
864
501
895
920
928
496
843
558
821
815
743
965
664 851 569 595 444 537 |
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Shank, Lucius D. Sharp, Elmer W. Shidaker, Andrew R. Shrieves, Elizabeth, M. D. Skimming, Charles W. Skimming, Samuel Smith, Arthur T. Smith, Dr. Frank R. Smith, Harley H. Smith, James E. Smith, John Q. Smith, Simeon G. Smith, William E. Smithson, Charles L. Snider, J. M. Snowden, Alton L. Snowden, Seth R. Snyder, Philip E. South, Thomas Spahr, J. Lester Sparks, Josiah W. Speer, John Spence, Friend P. Spickard, Lewis J., M. D. Spinks, Martin J. Sprague, Alfred Stanfield, Robert T. Starbuck, Arthur W. Starbuck, Asa Starbuck, Marion R. Starbuck, William A. Steele, Harry D. Steele, William B. Stephens, Dennis Stephens, John Stewart, Philip A. Stewart, William I. Stieritz, Henry Stieritz, Jacob Stieritz, Godfrey Stieritz, David Stingley, Alvin Stingley, Calvin Stingley, J. Albert Stingley, William A. Stoltz, Fred Stoltz, Jacob Stotler, Elijah P. Stroup, John H. Stuntz, Harry, M. D. Summers, David E. Summers, Isaac R. |
875
523
690
732
641
959
570
374 685
720
939
420 381
918
887
860
651
465
377
394
376 686
628
850
463
556
703 382 696 572 573
922
884
805
435
855
734 738 739 739 739 658 659
670
772
431
956
600
698
514
713
726 |
Swingley, Henry L. Symons, John - T - Tedrick, Isaiah Tedrick, William T. Telfair, Clarence T. Telfair, John B. Terrell, Charles E. Terrell, Edward E. Terrell, Hugh E. Terrell, James H. Thatcher, Hon. Oliver J. Thompson, Clayton A. Thompson, William F. Thorpe, G. P. Thorpe, Rodney T. Tilton, John Toohey, Michael Townsend, Oliver J. Townsend, Orland Tribbet, Clayton A., M. D. Tribbet, L. H. Trickey, Eberle D. Truitt, John F. Turner, Michael - U - Underwod, Zephaniah Urton, Ephraim H. - V - Vandervort, John W. Vandervort, Lorin A. Vandervort, Nicholas W. Van Pelt, Charles Van Pelt, Elijah Van Pelt, Milner Venneman, Henry Villars, J. Oscar Villars, James
- W - Wade, Charles Walker, Mrs. Mary Wall, Robert D. Ward, Charles A. Warnock, Henry |
963 829 818 818 892 816
682
515
796
900
896
952
680
378
927 817
863
693
634
931
562
584
602
839 929 926 587
433
372
688
882
710
455
789
385 955
500
744
462
906 |
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Watkins, Raymond, M. D. Webb, James C. Weitz, Leo West, Allen M. West, Judge Edward J. West, Prof. Edwin P. West, Emerson B. West, J. Frank West, Col. Owen West, Owen A., M. D. Whinery, Allen C. Whinery, Lewis E. Whinery, Lewis P. Whitacre, Emmett B. White, Robert W. Wical, John B. Wielert, George Williams, Alfred J. |
493
716
747
442
672
404
881
635
632
520
529
499
447
873
617
806
845
440 |
Williams, Francis R. Williams, Fred G., D.D.S. Williams, Joseph W. Wilson, Andrew J. Wilson, Lewis C. Wilson, Samuel Wire, George W., M. D. Wisbey, Henry C. Wood, Will B. Woodmansee, Hoy M. Woods, Henry A. Woods, Robert E. Worrell, George P. Worrell, James G. Wright, Miss Ellen C. Wright, H. Doyle Wright, Prof. Hugh J. Wright, Laurence G. |
683
546
904
484
876
934
454
706
598
450
828
786
633
604
480
814
746
806 |