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Jackson County Courthouse, Jackson, Ohio Pike County Courthouse, Waverly, Ohio Scioto County Courthouse, Portsmouth, Ohio PREFACE. Three-fourths of a century and over has rolled away since the Lower Scioto Valley became the permanent home of the white man. The trials and suffering which has brought the dense wilderness from its virgin wildness to the realms of civilization and luxuriance can not be fully portrayed. It would take a more graphic pen than the writer to do justice to the noble band of civil heroes who pitched their tents in this beautiful valley. Their labors were as trying to their minds as bodies. As physical and mental strength in a great measure waste together, the memory of names, of dates and events is gradually lost under the weight of accumulating years. Events, fresh in the memory ten or twenty years ago, are now, after passing their three score and ten years, entirely forgotten by the old pioneer; or, if remembered, it seems to be but a vision only, and memory's veil has hidden it from a plainer view. From this it will be seen that irreconcilable statements of early or pioneer history may be found, and it is not an easy task to compile a full and satisfactory record of many affairs which have passed in this valley. Names, their correct spelling, dates, etc., it seems almost impossible to secure correctly, but every effort has been made and no labor spared; and while there are undoubtedly sins of omission and commission, yet we are free to say, and have the satisfaction of knowing, that this history is more full and complete, and we believe more reliable, than any history of this section ever before published, and the crucial test of local patronage has caused us to spare no expense to make it so. Another by no means uninteresting feature are the many portraits of the representative men of the Lower Scioto Valley. From the pioneer of early days to the leading men of the present, each will be found with its representatives. It is these that will give the work much value to future generations, for they will have before them those who made history, and gave the light of civilization and progress to their country by their indomitable energy of character. In conclusion, our thanks is heartily rendered to those who have so freely aided us in collecting material. To the press of Scioto, Jackson and Pike counties; to the officials of these counties; to the pastors of churches, officers of societies and pioneers are we grateful for the assistance and courtesies shown us. Last, but not least, do the publishers return thanks to those who, by their patronage, have aided us so liberally and materially in the good cause. Without the aid of their prompt and liberal subscription this history of the Lower Scioto Valley could never have been published. INTER—STATE PUBLISHING CO. CHICAGO, January, 1884. CONTENTS. HISTORY OF LOWER SCIOTO VALLEY CHAPTER I. WHEN THE NEW WORLD WAS FIRST SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED. Verging on Ancient History—What the Ancients Knew—De Soto, the Spirit of the Sixteenth Century--Marquette, Joliet and La Salle-1776 and 1983—Louisiana Territory—The Ground of Dispute—Ownership of the Northwest—French and Indian War—The Dunmore War—Lord Dunmore's March—The Treaty of Paris, France—The Government owned it — Ordinance of 1787—The Author of Ordinance of 1787—Scioto Land Company —Judge Cutler's Letter - 17-32 CHAPTER II. PROGRESS OF EVENTS—GROUPING OF INTERESTING FACTS. The First Settlement—Governor Appointed—The Indian WarWayne's Campaign—A Treaty—Indian Annuities--Progress of the New Northwest—The First Territorial Legislature—Location of Bounty Lands—Formation State Constitution - 33-41 CHAPTER III. THEY FOUND A WILDERNESS AND LET IN THE SUNLIGHT OF CIVILIZATION. Pioneer Life—Home of the Indians—From Whence they Came —The Log-Cabin—Dress and Manners—Market Prices—Milling —Native Animals—Agricultural Implements—Education—The Bright Side — What the Pioneers have done — Women Pioneers - 42-59 CHAPTER IV. SCIENTIFIC VIEW OF SCIOTO VALLEY. Its Topography—The Scioto River—Its Drainage System—The Geology of Scioto Valley—Fire-Clay, etc.—Archaeology of the Scioto Valley- The Mound-Builders—Piketon Walls—The Fauna of Scioto Valley—The Beasts of the Valley—The Reptiles of Scioto Valley—The Flora of the Scioto Valley—ConclusionThe Future of Scioto Valley—Its Mineral Resources—The Future Population of the Scioto Valley 60-82 CHAPTER V. MATERIAL WEALTH—OFFICIAL LIFE—PATRIOTISM. A Chapter of Material Wealth—Internal Improvements—The Ohio Canal—Miles of Railway in 1882— Governors—Representatives, Scioto, Pike and Jackson Counties—The State of Ohio—State Senators Scioto, Pike and Jackson Counties—Common Pleas Court—Election of 1840—Presidential Campaign - 83-91 CHAPTER VI. THE BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE SCIOTO—THE FERTILE BANKS OF THE OHIO. Before Organization—The Pioneer Settlement—The First Surveys—Scioto County Pioneer Life—Names of Pioneers, 1796 to 1806—The Settlement of the French Grant, - 92-110 CHAPTER IV. SCIENTIFIC VIEW OF SCIOTO VALLEY. Its Topography—The Scioto River—Its Drainage System—The Geology of Scioto Valley—Fire-Clay, etc.— Archaeology of the Scioto Valley- The Mound-Builders—Piketon Walls—The Fauna of Scioto Valley—The Beasts of the Valley—The Reptiles of Scioto Valley—The Flora of the Scioto Valley—ConclusionThe Future of Scioto Valley—Its Mineral Resources—The Future Population of the Scioto Valley - 60-82 CHAPTER VII. ORGANIZATION, CHANGES, TOPOGRAPHY AND PROGRESS. Habitation and Name—Act to Establish the County of Scioto— Its Topography—Scioto River Navigation—Scioto River Bridges —Change in Township Lines - 111-126 CHAPTER VIII. AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES OF SCIOTO COUNTY—HER RAILROADS AND POPULATION. Introductory—Agriculture—Township and County Finances - Melange—Progress—Township and Changes—Court-House and Turnpike—Fine-Grained Sand Rock—An Act for Altering the Boundary Line Between Scioto and Gallia Counties—An Act to Erect the County of Lawrence—Act to Attach Part of Lawrence County to Scioto County—The Loss of the County Records—The Townships — Water Supply— Mineral Resources—Iron Ore Deposits—Bituminous Coal—Boundaries of the Coal Field—From 1814—Valuation—Population of Scioto County, Area 640 Square Miles — Population Since 1840— Scioto & Hocking Valley Railroad—Portsmouth Branch of the M & C . R. R.—Scioto Valley Railroad— Cincinnati & Eastern Railroad —Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad - 127-135 CHAPTER IX. SOCIETIES—INFIRMARY—FLOODS—ITEMS—COUNTY OFFICERS. Agricultural Societies — First Organization—Grange—County Infirmary—The Waters and the Floods—The Flood of 1883— Itemized — Oil Excitement, 1861— Common Pleas —County Officers - 136-146 CHAPTER X. THE MILITARY HISTORY OF SCIOTO COUNTY FROM 1812 TO 1865. The War of 1812—The March and Surrender—Captain Roop -The Mexican War—Civil War, 1861 to 1865—Portsmouth Rifles —The First Battle — Home Relief—Distribution—The Fifty_ sixth Ohio Infantry—The Organization—The Gallant Thirty third Ohio Infantry—The Ninety-first Regiment—The Fifty-third Ohio Infantry —The Seventy-second Regiment — The Grosbeck Regiment—The Second Kentucky—The One Hundred and Seventeenth Regiment—Battery L—Eighty-first Regiment Ohio Infantry—Thirtieth Regiment O. V. M. — The Scattered - 147-178 CHAPTER XI. THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH—THE HOME OF BEAUTY, CULTURE, REFINEMENT AND WEALTH Rank and Classification—Alexandria-Portsmouth Platted—City Officials, etc.— Improvements — Business and Banking—From 1830 to 1840—Portsmouth Dry Dock and Steamboat Basin Company—The Accession of Wayne Township—Additions to the City of Portsmouth - 179-193 CHAPTER XII. EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENTS AND GENERAL PROGRESS. Portsmouth Public Schools — Sanitary—Medical Societies —Hempstead Memorial Academy of Medicine—Sewerage—Postoffice--Fire Department—Portsmouth Water Works—Gaslight Company - 194-204 CHAPTER XIII. THE CHURCHES OF THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH. Presbyterian — Episeopal — Methodist Episcopal — Baptist-Catholic—Miscellaneous—Cemetery - 205-220 CHAPTER XIV. PRESS—CHILDREN'S HOME—LIBRARIES AND SOCIETIES. The Press—Children's Home Association—Public Library— City Reading Rooms—Independent Order of the Harugari-Masonry - 221-233 CHAPTER XV. BANKS, TELEGRAPH, TELEPHONE AND MANUFACTURES—COMMERCIAL ARTERY OF THE CITY. Banks—Portsmouth Street Railway— Canal Business—Telephone Exchange—Western Union Telegraph Company—Adams Express Company — Baltimore & Ohio Express — Manufactures - 234-243 CHAPTER XVI. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF PORTSMOUTH244-311 CHAPTER XVII. PORTER, CLAY AND HARRISON TOWNSHIPS. Porter Township—The First Settled—Area and Valuation—When Formed—Early Settlers--Items of Interest—SciotovilleIts Business Interests, 1883—Wheelersburg—The Business of 1883—Societies—Wait's Station— Schools— Churches—Township Officers—Biographical—Clay Township —Its Metes and Bounds — Organization — Official — The Richest Township- Churches-Schools-Biographical-Harrison Township --Over One-fourth Century Later-Its Organization-Old Pioneers - Boundary Changes-The Dixon Mill-Harrisonville-Business, etc.-Official-Churches-Schools-Biographical - 312-348 CHAPTER XVIII. GREENE, VERNON, AND BLOOM TOWNSHIPS. Greene Township-French Grant, Valuation and Population-The Township and Changes-Old Settlers-Haverhill- Churches-Powellsville-Churches-Schools-Township Officers-Biographical-Vernon Township-Description and Area-Old Settlers - Churches - Schools - Official - Biographical - Bloom Township-Its Mineral Deposits-Petition for Organization-Area and Valuation-Its Early Settlement-Webster-School Districts-Churches-Biographical - 349-388. CHAPTER XIX. MADISON, JEFFERSON AND VALLEY TOWNSHIPS. Madison Township-Topography-Settlement-Churches and Schools-Township Officers, 1883-Wallace Mill-Biographical -Jefferson Township-Metes, Bounds and Area-PopulationOld Settlers-Township Officers, 1851 - Churches-Schools - Valley Township-Next to the Youngest-Organization-Area, Boundary and Valuation- Old Settlers-Township Officers -Churches-Schools-Business Interests-Lucasville Lodge, No. 465-Biographical - 389-407 CHAPTER XX. MORGAN, RUSH AND BRUSH CREEK TOWNSHIPS. Morgan Township-When Settled-Organization-Churches-Schools-Township Officers, 1883-Oil Wells on Bear Creek-Biographical-Rush Township-Area, Valuation and Population-Freestone-How and when Organized-Township Election-Schools-Churches-Biographical - Brush Creek Township-Organization-Old Pioneers-Official-Schools- Hamlets of Brush Creek-Churches - 408-423. CHAPTER XXI. NILE, WASHINGTON AND UNION TOWNSHIPS. Nile township-Valuation, Bounds and Population-Old Settlers- Schools - Items of Interest-Township Officers and Voting Precincts-Buena Vista-Churches- Friendship -Biographical -Washington Township-The Old Pioneer-Schools, 1883-A Change and More Territory-Area, Valuation and Population-Tempervale-Churches- Township Officers-Biographical-Union Township-Villages-Officers - 424-456. CHAPTER XXII. JACKSON COUNTY FROM DATE OF ORGANIZATION. The Misty Ages of the Past-Topography-County Organization-An Act to Erect the County of Jackson-Meeting of the County Commissioners-First Road-Townships and Taxation -First Jail-Townships, etc., 1824-Court House-Land Sales -Vote on Sale of School Lands-Decade Between 1840 and 1850 -Old Scioto Salt Works-County Infirmary - 457-468. CHAPTER XXIII. THE OLD PIONEER—SKETCHES OF EARLY SETTLERS—OFFICIAL LIFE—ITEMS. Old Settlers-Items of Interest- Officers of Jackson County from its Organization to the Present Time-Commissioners -Auditors-Treasurers-Recorders-Probate Judges-Surveyors -Sheriffs-Prosecuting Attorneys-Clerk of Courts-Judges- Population of Jackson County by Townships from 1840 - 469-481. CHAPTER XXIV. GEOLOGY AND THE MINERAL RESOURCES, COAL AND IRON INTERESTS. Geology of Jackson County-Limestone Ore-The Mines and Furnaces-Early Coal Mining in Ohio-The Development of Coal in Ohio-Jackson County Coal Notes-Discovery of Smelting Coal-Coke-Iron Smelting Coals-Jackson Shaft Coal-Jackson Hill Coal-Blast Furnaces-Jackson County Railroads -Two Other Lines-Narrow Gauge - 482 - 500 CHAPTER XXV. AGRICULTURE, CEREALS AND STOCK. Material Wealth-The Crop of 1854-Valuation of Chattel Property-Agricultural Products of Jackson County-Stock Statistics, Jackson County-Value of Real Estate, 1846 to 1883-Agricultural Societies - 501-504. CHAPTER XXVI. MILITARY HISTORY OF JACKSON COUNTY, OHIO. The Pioneer Movements-1812-Mexican War-The War of the Rebellion-Eighteenth Ohio Volunteer Infantry-Twenty-seventh Ohio Volunteer Infantry-Thirty-third Ohio Infantry-Fifty-sixth Ohio Infantry-Fifty-third Ohio Infantry- Seventh-sixth Ohio Infantry-Eighty-seventh Ohio Infantry-Seve, Ohio Cavalry-Ninety-first Ohio Infantry-First Regiment Ohio Heavy Artillery-Second Ohio Heavy Artillery-Seventy-third Ohio Infantry-One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Ohio Infantry --One Hundred and Seventy-second Ohio Infantry, O. N. G. - One Hundred and Seventy-third Ohio Infantry-One Hundred and Seventy-ninth Ohio Volunteer Infantry-One Hundred and Ninety-fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry-Second West Virginia Cavalry-Colored Troops-Miscellaneous Organizations - Recapitulation-The Morgan Raid-Francis Smith-Robert W. Caldwell-Pensions and Pensioners-Grand Army of the Republic -505-519 CHAPTER XXVII. CITY OF JACKSON—ITS RUGGED FEATURES IN 1823 — ITS CULTURE, REFINEMENT AND WEALTH IN 1883. Capital City of the Salt Creek Valley-When Laid Out-Act Incorporating the Town of Jackson-Items-Newspapers-Banks -Teleephone System-Reading Room-Silver Cornet Band - Fire Department-Express Companies-Manufacturing Interests- Jackson in 1883 - 520-530 CHAPTER XXVIII. RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL, SOCIETIES AND THE BAR OF JACKSON Churches-Fairmount Cemetery-Sabbath-Schools-Nationalties:-Jackson and Jackson County Schools-The Jackson County Literary Association-The Bar of Jackson County-Mason - 531-542 CHAPTER XXIX. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF JACKSON CITY -543-585 LIBERTY SCIOTO AND FRANKLIN TOWNSHIPS. Lick Township-Once a Township in Ross County -Topography -The Pioneers-Its Growth-Assessed Valuation and Area - Township Officers-Biographical-Liberty Township-Topography and Minerals-Population and Improvements-Schools and Churches-Biographical-Scioto Township-Topography and streams-Organization- Settlement-Population and valuation-Schools and Churches-Villages-Biographical-Franklin Township - Surface and Minerals - The Old Pioneer Churches and Schools-Bounds, Area and Wealth-Franklin Township Officers, 1842, 1860, 1883- Biographical - 586 - 614 CHAPTER XXXI. MILTON, COAL, WASHINGTON AND JACKSON TOWNSHIPS. Milton Township-Topography-Settlement-Furnaces-Wellston-Postoffice-Public Schools-Churches-Societies- Newspaper-Professions-Business Interests-Stores-Berlin-Middleton - Biographical -Coal Township-Settlement - Colalton-The Business - The Schools - Postoffice - Valuation -Churches and Societies-Biographical- Washington Township - Topography - Schools - Ellsworth - Biographical - Jackson Township-Topography-Canter's Cave-Settlement-Schools -Raysville-Swiftsville-Biographical - 615-656 CHAPTER XXXII. BLOOMFIELD, MADISON, JEFFERSON AND HAMILTON TOWNSHIPS, Bloomfield Township-Topography-Old Settlers-Population - Valuation, etc.-Township Officers-Schools and Churches - The Keystone Furnace-Winchester-Biographical-Jefferson and Madison Townships-Schools and Churches-Oak Hill Manufactures-Oak Hill in 1883 - The Welsh Settlement in Jackson and Gallia Counties, Ohio-Churches-Oak Hill Public Schools-Oak Hill Academy- Biographical-Jefferson Township-Madison Township-Hamilton Township-Settlement - Schools and Churches-Postoffice-Bounds, Valuation, etc. - Biographical - 657-683 CHAPTER XXXIII THE HISTORY OF PIKE COUNTY—ITS PHYSICAL FEATURES- ITS SETTLEMENT AND ORGANIZATION. The Dawn of Civilization-Early Settlers-Governor Robert Lucas-Items of Interest-Before it Became Pike County - When Organized-Court Records-Eli Sargent's, Report- From the Journal-Geology of Pike County-Waverly Stone-Topography-Origin of Names-Zane's Trace - 689-702 CHAPTER XXXIV BOUNDARY, AREA, PROGRESS, COUNTY SITE. Boundaries and Area-County Business-Pebble Township- The Lost Records-Advancing-Population of Pike County- Townships from 1840-Removal of County Seat-The Gift of the Town of Waverly- The Deed Copy-Centre Township- Infirmary-Postoffices of Pike County- County Indebtedness - 703-710 I CHAPTER XXXV. AGRICULTURE, STOCK AND WEALTH OF PIKE COUNTY. Valuation of Real and Personal Property—Pike County Medical Society—The First Hanging—Kuklux in Pike—Witchcraft in Pike County—History of the Press in Pike County—Railroads —The Narrow Gauge—Turnpikes— Official—Commissioners -Auditors—Sheriffs— Treasurers— Probate Judge —Recorders—Clerk of Courts—Prosecuting Attorneys—Judges Second Judicial District - 711-721. CHAPTER XXXVI. PIKE COUNTY ACTORS IN THE GREAT CIVIL WAR. The Signal Given at Sumter—The County Calls Again—the Seventy-third Ohio—The Sixty-third Infantry—What Ohio did for the Union -722-734. CHAPTER XXXVII. THE CITY OF WAVERLY. The Beauty of Its Surroundings—Additions—Postoffice—Sanitary—A Most Fatal Epidemic—Waverly Public Schools—Adoption of Graded System—Churches—Cemeteries - 735-744. CHAPTER XXXVIII. BUSINESS INTERESTS OF WAVERLY—PEE PEE TOWNSHIP. Manufactures — Banks — Telegraph Office -- Express Office — Lodges—Bands—Waverly in 1883—Pee Pee Township—Area and Wealth—Churches—Biographical - 745-774 CHAPTER XXXIX. SEAL TOWNSHIP. Geographically Located—Topography—Line Changed— Piketon Bridge—Schools of Seal Township—Waverly Sandstone- Official—Jefferson.—Reminiscence of David Ware — Piketon Agricultural Society—Early Incidents—Flouring Mill—Piketon Public School—Piketon Lodge, No. 323, I. 0. 0. F.—Churches -Business of Piketon—Official—Biographical - 775-792. CHAPTER XL. JACKSON, BEAVER, MARION AND UNION TOWNSHIPS. Jackson Township—Organization and Bounds—Township Officers—Educational—Transportation— Sharonville—Its Business Interests—Churches—Biographical— Beaver Township - Area, Metes and Bounds— Drainage System—Name—OrganizationTownship Officers, 1883—Schools —Beavertown —Churches -Population—Biographical—Marlon Township—Size and Location—Topography—California—Township Organization — Officers, 1893 —1883 — Schools — Churches —Biographical—Union Township—When and by Whom Settled—Topography—Mineral Development—Early Facts—Organization, Bounds, etc.—Township Officers—Churches—Education —Biographical - 793-825 CHAPTER XLI. SCIOTO, NEWTON, SUNFISH, AND CAMP CREEK TOWNSHIPS. Scioto Township—Topography—Big Run—Old Settlement—Educational—Churches— Postoffices—Township Organization —Boundary Changes—Official—Valuation—Biographical—Newton Township —Soil, Production and Bounds—Timber—Population and Valuation—Jasper Village—Public School—Bethel - Churches— Biographical—Sunfish Township—Something of its Early Days—Topography—Old Settlers — Boundary Line Changes—Population—Churches — Schools—Offices—Biographical—Camp Creek Township—Bounds and Area—Timber and Water—Coopersville—Educational— Churches—Township Officials—Population—Biographical - 826-847 CHAPTER XLII. MIFFLIN, PERRY, BENTON AND PEBBLE Townships. Mifflin Township—Its Advent to Independence—Bounds, Valuation and Population—Soil, Timber and Topography—Byington—Latham—Some of the Old Pioneers—Churches—Schools, 1883—Official- Biographical--Perry Township—Its Topography-- Bounds, Acreage and Valuation—Pioneers--Cynthiana—Schools —Churches—Biographical—Benton Township—Its Form and Area—When Organized—Population and Politics — Morgantown—Schools!-- Churches—Pebble Township -- Organization and Election—Valuation and Population -Old Settlers—Buchanan—Idaho—Schools— Churches—Official—Biographical - 848-872 APPENDIX - 872 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES

Abernathy, Rev. William -400 Adams, Bernhard - 809 Adams, Rev. J. M. - 782 Addy, H. C. - 832 Albert, C. M. - 320 Albin, Henry - 609 Allard, L. D. - 810 Allard, Thomas - 810 Allemaug, Eri - 427 Allen, E. A. - 752 Allen, J. M. - 378 Allison, David - 443 Allman, Mary A. - 244 Amann, C. E. - 244 Anderson, Jacob. - 858 Anderson, S. - 415 Andre, Edward - 354 Andre, Jacob - 354 Andre, O. C. - 782 Andre, Wayne. - 355 Apel, George - 355 Apel, George, Jr. - 355 Argo, S. D. -320 Armbrust, Henry - 369 Armstrong, Joseph - 752 Arnold, G. W. - 415 Ashbaugh, J. K. - 867 Atkinson, Rev.L.A - 543 Austin, Isaac - 752 Austin, A. A - 622 Austin, Wylie - 851 Bacons, J. S. - 321 Bahner, George - 321 Baker, Benoni - 858 Bailey, C. B. - 782 Baker, Robert - 245 Baker, Samuel - 544 Baldridge, S. P. - 545 Ball, Benjamin - 244 Ball, W. H. - 244 Balmert, P. G. - 245 Balmert, S. P. - 243 Bancroft, S. D. - 832 Barber, J. C. - 245 Barger, J. G. - 783 Barger, W. E. - 783	Barklow Agnes I. - 296 Barlow, Josiah - 246 Barnes, J. N. - 784 Barnes, T. N. - 753 Baron, John - 246 Barrett, J. H. - 321 Barton, Hamby - 660 Basham J. F. - 321 Bauer, Adam - 247 Bauersachs, George - 753 Bayham, Almond - 867 Beard, H. C. - 401 Bedell, Homer - 247 Beekman, W. G. - 851 Beloter, Walter - 321 Bennett, Amaziah - 379 Bennett, Asaph - 379 Bennett, David - 401 Bennett, Rev. J. M. - 379 Bennett, W. H. - 810 Benton, V. H. - 546 Benzing. Elias - 247 Bernthold Volentine- 401 Best, C. F. - 248 Beumler Henry - 248 Beyron, J. W. - 546 Bierly, Joseph - 333 Bihlman F. A. - 333 Bingham, E. B. - 623 Bingham, L. H. - 623 Bishop, D. H. - 753 Bishop, S. D. - 248 Black, T. F. - 867 Blain, Charles - 796 Bl, John - 797 Blair, J. W. - 379 Blair, R. B. - 858 Blankemeyer J. H. - 248 Bliss, O. W. - 828 Blomeyer, Louis - 248 Blum, Phillip - 333 Bodmer, Daniel - 443 Bodmer, Jacob - 443 Boiler, Noah - 784 Bonser, Samuel - 322 Booth, J. R. - 546	Boren, Stephen - 380 Boyer, Alfred - 349 Boynton, O. G. - 355 Brady, A. S. - 606 Brady, Mrs. Emily - 607 Brady, T. J. -607 Braley, Rufus - 624 Brandt, J. H., Jr - 402 Brandt, Joseph - 402 Brase, Adolph - 322 Bratt, B. J. - 322 Bridwell H. N. - 428 Briggs, J. K. - 443 Briggs, Joseph - 333 Brodbeck, G. W. - 832 Brodbeck, Stephen - 250 Brodbeck, Vincent - 249 Brombacher, C. N. - 250 Brooks, Albert - 624 Brooks, W. C. - 428 Brous, Samuel - 444 Bronse W. C. - 429 Brown, Allison - 589 Brown, D. J. - 811 Brown, Franklin - 811 Brown, George - 250 Brown, G. W. - 589 Brown, Henry - 784 Brown, J. B. - 811 Brown, J. H. - 811 Brown, J. S. - 322 Brown, Levi - 682 Brown, P. H., Sr. - 416 Brown, Ransom - 391 Brown, Royal - 811 Brown, Stephen - 812 Brown, W. B. - 812 Brunner, A. - 250 Brush, Benjamin - 355 Brushart J F. - 251 Brushart, Peter - 822 Brust, Lorentz - 797 Buck, Milton - 334 Buckley, John - 660 Bumgarner, J. H. - 356 Bundy, Hon. H. S. - 624	Bunn, Harmon - 607 Bunn, H. C. - 608 Bunn, J. H. - 547 Bunn, Peter - 608 Burke, John - 356 Burke, O. H. P. - 356 Burkel, Adam - 251 Barr; Rev. Erastus - 210 Burris, William - 660 Burl, William - 251 Burton, N G. - 380 Butcher, W H. - 601 Butler, Jacob - 852 Cadot, James C. - 369 Cadot, John C. - 370 Cahoon, J. C. - 547 Caldwell, J. L. - 754 Caldwell, S. A. - 402 Calhoun, J A. - 625 Callaghan Benjamin - 661 Callahan W. J. - 661 Calver, T. - 444 Cameron, Christian - 858 Cameron, John - 859 Camink, Henry - 625 Candy, R. J. - 784 Canter, Harrison - 687 Carr, Rev. H. J. - 548 Chaffin, Shadrach - 370 Chapman, H. L. - 548 Cherington Family - 549 Cherington, W. B. - 549 Chesnut, James - 551 Chick, Charles - 334 Ciesna, Charles - 785 Clifford, M. V. B. - 754 Cobb, J. C H. - 626 Coburn, R H. - 344 Coffrin, G. W. - 494 Cole, A. S. - 334 Cole, D. W. - 429 Cole, G W. - 445 Cole, J. M. - 380 Cole, Silas S. - 445 Connell, D. F. -251 Connolly, W. A. - 252
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Cook, C. T. - 755 Cook, Henry - 252 Cooley John - 253 Corn, Riley - 661 Corwine, J. W. - 797 Cotton, C. W. - 253 Core, J. J. - 859 Coyl, J. H. - 356 Coyl, Jesse - 357 Coyl, J. W. - 357 Crabtree, Charles - 812 Crabtree, Elisha - 416 Crabtree, Enoch - 601 Crabtree, Tillbury - 812 Crandall, Elias - 551 Cranston, B. E. - 323 Cranston, F. E. - 323 Cranston, Jeremiah - 323 Crawford, Andrew - 380 Crocker, G. W. - 798 Cross, James - 852 Crull, C. B. - 402 Crumit, Frank - 552 Cussius, W. C. - 868 Cutler, S. N. - 833 Cutlip, George - 828 Daily, John - 755 Daniels, B. F. - 785 Daniels, J. L. - 345 Darling, J. K. - 637 Daum, George - 253 Davidson, A. P. - 852 Davidson, H. N. - 323 Davidson, T. F . - 253 Davies, Lot - 552 Davis, A. C. & Co. - 255 Davis, C. M. - 757 Davis, E. T. - 677 Davis, George - 254 Davis, J. J. - 676 Davis, J. L. - 525 Davis, Joel - 676 Davis, John - 553 Davis, Joshua - 757 Davis, S. J. - 676 Davis, T. E. - 676 Davis, T. G. - 675 Davis; T. P. - 675 Davidson, J. J. - 675 Delabar, Michael - 324 Delaney, Patrick - 553 Dennis, C. P. - 255 Dernbach, J. L. - 402 Dever, George - 392	Dungan, Irvine - 555 Dungan Hon. Levi - 556 Duteil, John - 370 Eakins, W C. - 357 Earley, William - 446 East, Ezekiel - 853 Eaves, Misses A. & M. E. - 258 Eberhardt, H. - 259 Eck, Leonard. - 259 Eck, Leonard - 335 Edmonds, George - 381 Edmunds, Cassius - 346 Edmunds, Stephen - 259 Edwards, A. D. - 603 Edwards, David - 677 Edwards, D. D     661 Edwards, J. T        677 Eisman, L. & Bro. - 259 Emmitt, G. D        874 Emmitt, James -  871 Emmett, Joseph - 260 Emory, O. E. - 813 Emory, R. C. - 786 English, J. R. - 786 English, S. S. - 417 Ervin, Robert - 655 Essman, Harmon - 381 Eubanks, Rebecca & Rhoda - 859 Evans, B. B. - 609 Evans, D. A. - 677 Evans, D D. - 678 Evans, Rev. D. E. - 638 Evans, Evan - 609 Evans, John. - 429 Evans, Mitchell - 430 Evans, N. W. - 260 Evans, Timothy - 682 Evans, T. J. - 638 Evans, W. J. - 683 Evans, W. L. - 626 Ewing, E. E. - 260 Ewing, G. A. - 557 Ewing, J. M. - 557 Eylar, J. A. - 757 Farney, Minerva C. - 324 Ferneau, Daniel - 860 Feurt, H. C. - 335 Feurt, J. D. - 335 Findeis, John - 261 Finney, A. J. - 261 Fisher, George - 261 Fisher, Stephen - 382Fitzgerald, Martin 262Fitzgerald, Robert... 626	Gilliland N. B. - 346 Gilruth, James - 358 Gilruth, Thomas - 355 Gilruth, Thomas - 358 Gilson, J. B. - 264 Ginhiemer, Frederick-326 Givens, A. F. - 431 Givens, J. H. - 431 Givens, William - 431 Glanville, John - 627 Glaze, Jonathan - 410 Gleim, George - 326 Glidden, F. M. - 326 Goddard, C. A. - 359 Goddard, G. R. - 559 Gooding, Joseph - 627 Gordon, C. M. - 813 Gordon, W. B. - 813 Gould, O. B. - 359 Gould, Wm. C. - 524 Grady, Aaron - 327 Graham, Jehiel - 602 Gray, B. - 559 Green, S. C. - 787 Gregg, Alexander - 787 Gregg, Hon. J. W - 787 Griffith,T J. - 596 Grimes, H. S. - 264 Griver, Friedrich - 327 Groninger, J. J. - 403 Groninger, Leonard - 403 Guth, Friedrich - 759 Hacquard, Charles - 447 Haddox, Rev. C. L. - 627 Hale, Joseph - 662 Halterman, Eli - 813 Hamilton, J. C. - 432 Handley, W. H. - 609 Hanes, A. S. - 382 Hanna, John - 417 Harbarger, G. W. - 557 Harwood, D. H. - 418 Hathaway, J. G. - 265 Haubert, Nicholas - 360 Hawk, Wilson - 627 Hayes, H. J. - 759 Haynes, George - 800 Hays, G. L. - 787 Hays. Thomas - 602 Hazelbaker, O. O. - 853 Heath, Edward - 590 Heath, J. R. - 590 Held, Frederick - 882 Helt, George - 265	Hughes, E. E. - 678 Hughes, T. J. - 679 Hughes, William - 269 Hull, J. F. - 639 Humm, William - 336 Humphreys, Benjamin - 371 Humphreys, H. B. - 853 Humphries, Joseph - 558 Hunter, J. R. - 558 Huston, S. J., Sr. - 336 Hutt, Austin - 763 Hutt, S. A , Sr. - 762 Hyatt, C. C. - 269 Hyatt, L. N. - 270 Inskeep, J. M. - 418 Irons, Joseph - 814 Jack, J. P. - 270 Jackson, A. L. - 383 James, W. D. - 763 Jefferson, B. L. - 432 Jeffries, F. E. - 835 Jenkins, Rev. D. J. - 535 Jenkins, E. J. - 679 Jenkins, John - 392 Johns, Thomas - 639 Johnson, E. L. - 662 Johnson, I. N. - 403 Johnson, Isaac - 404 Johnson, J. B. - 559 Johnson, Jesse - 404 Johnson, J. H. - 270 Johnson, J. O. - 404 Johnson, John - 591 Johnson, Milton - 336 Johnson, S. H. - 610 Johnson, Van Buren - 602 Jones, A. B. - 271 Jones, D. D. - 271 Jones, Eben - 680 Jones, E . C. - 560 Jones, E. J. - 560 Jones, E. N. - 679 Jones, E. S. - 860 Jones, E. T. - 560 Jones, J. A. - 717 Jones, J. C. - 561 Jones, J. D. - 680 Jones, J. J. - 684 Jones, John - 272 Jones, L. R. - 447 Jones, Mason - 801 Jones, Miles - 561 Jones, Hon. R. H. - 561Jones, R. T.
Dever, Jefferson - 881 Dever, Joseph - 416 Dever, N. J. - 256 Devoss, J. W. - 429 Dewey, J. W. - 884 Dice, John - 256 Dickason, C. S. - 553 Dickason, E. B. - 590 Dickinson, Eli - 256 Dieterich, A. J. - 785 Dillon, Rev. J. W. - 215 Dinsmore, Samuel - 834 Disterdick, David - 357 Disterich, A. J. - 844 Disterich, Stephen - 844 Dixon, Noah - 345 Doerr, J. V. - 257 Dole, Oliver         445 Doll, Abraham     417 Dorman, William 334 Dotson, Daniel     257 Doty, D. E. - 370 Doty, O. P. - 357 Dougherty, F. E. - 756 Dougherty, Richard - 755 Douglas, J. P. - 756 Downey, J. M. - 554 Downing, Abisha - 874 Downing, George - 785 Drake, D. B. - 655 Drake. W. M. - 637 Draper, E. F. - 257 Droege, J. F. - 934 Du Hadway, Hon. Porter- 554 Duis, William - 324 Dungan, C. - 638 Dungan, D. D. - 555	Fitzgerald, Martin - 262 Fitzgerald, Robert - 626 Flanagan, Christopher - 324 Flegel, G. C. - 758 Flowers, W. H. - 834 Fluhart, Theodore - 626 Forster, James - 648 Foster, J. M. - 786 Foster, Joseph - 798 Foster, J. R. - 446 Foster, S. C. - 800 Foster, W. R. - 590 Freeman, George - 447 French, Abraham - 655 Frische, Henry - 325 Fritz, J. F. - 325 Frizell, W. A. - 430 Fry, Isaac - 649 Fullerton, Rev. Isaac- 325 Gabel, Nicholas - 335 Gabler, Frederick, Jr - 325 Galford, H. S. - 823 Gall, H. N. - 806 Galvin, J. W. - 262 Gardanier & Cody - 262 Garman, Ira. - 840 Garr, V. S. - 559 Gehres, Adam - 758 Gehres, Charles - 758 Gehres, Jacob - 759 Geis, Jacob - 336 Gerlach, J. G. - 263 Gharky, G. H. - 263 Gibbens, James - 325 Gibson, R. McQ. - 264 Gifford, G. W. - 371 Gillilan, W. S. - 382 Gilliland, Hugh - 590 Gilliland, Jackson - 687	Hemstead, Hallam, Sr - 788 Hendrickson, W. R. - 265 Henry, Frank - 418 Henry, George - 760 Henry, S. W. - 628 Henson, Andrew - 591 Herbert, Daniel & James -683 Hernia, F. C. - 265 Herrell, John - 360 Hibbens, G. C. - 761 Hibbs, Jacob, Sr. - 266 Hibbs, Jacob C. - 266 Hibbs, J. L. - 267 Higgins, H. W. - 662 Higgins, J. W. - 761 Higgins. T. W. - 762 Hippie, John - 638 Hogan, J. W. - 336 Hogan, Patrick 650 Hohenstein, Christian -814 Holcomb, A. T. - 268 Hollback, John - 383 Hollingshead, John - 628 Holmes, Warren - 383 Hoop, Robert - 628 Hooper, W. H. - 834 Hoover, Peter - 360 Hornung, Joseph - 269 Horton, Henry - 678 Horton, John H. - 678 Hoskins, Deming - 609 Honk, Philip - 801 House, J. J. - 327 Howell, S. C. - 360 Hudson, Mrs. Frances327 Hudson, Radford - 360 Huels, Herman - 269	Jones North, T. - 562 Jones, T. M. - 563 Jones, William - 272 Jones, W. J. - 628 Jones, W. R. - 814 Jones, W. S. - 763 Kaps, John - 272 Kaps, Peter - 272 Keenan, Beverly - 639 Kehoe, F. B. - 273 Keller, A. H. - 814 Kelley, P. H. - 273 Kellogg, Hiram - 361 Kellogg, William - 361 Kennedy, R. R. - 328 Kent, John - 764 Kerns, George - 765 Kesinger, Marion - 563 Ketchum, Rev. H. A. - 208 Keyes, James - 310 Kinker, W. H. - 384 Kinnear, B. F. - 273 Kinney, Charles - 273 Kinnison, L. W. - 610 Kirby, E. J. - 448 Kirkendall, Levi - 419 Kirkendall, Stephen - 419 Kirkendall, W. J. - 629 Kirkpatrick, L. J. - 684 Kirkpatrick, William - 823 Kirsch, John - 274 Klein. G. A. - 432 Kress, Henry - 432 Kngelman, Henry - 274 Kuhner, Gottfried - 384 Kyle, J. C. - 563 Lackey, A. W. - 663
Lackey, J. E. - 663 Lacroix, J. P. - 361 Laird, J. W. - 563 Laird, J. W., Jr. - 564 Lake, G. W. - 610 Lamb, I. M. - 362 Lantz, Henry - 346 Larkin, D. V. - 448 Lasley, H. G. - 829 Lauman, G. F. - 411 Lavinder, J. S. T. - 433 Lawson, W. F. - 337 Leach, A. B. - 639 Leedom, P. C. - 853 Leeper, Robert - 854 Legg, G. W. - 854 Legler, Fred. - 274 Leive, Henry - 384 Lemon, John - 371 Lenhart, J. M. - 274 Leonard, Charles - 384 Lewis, J. W. - 275 Littlejohn, S. S. - 323 Lively, J. M. - 630 Lively, L. D. - 640 Lloyd, C. P. - 328 Lloyd, J. A. - 564 Lloyd, Maggie - 275 Lockhart, Henry - 433 Long, J. A. - 564 Long, J. L. - 564 Longbon, J. W. - 565 Loomis, H. W. - 384 Lorbach, David, Sr - 765 Lorbach, Henry - 765 Lorbach, Philip - 766 Lorberg, Augustine - 275 Lowrey, Thomas - 766 Lowrey, W. J. -766 Lucas, Joseph - 276 Lucas, R. C. - 640 Lummis, J. W. - 385 Lutz, J. N. - 276 Lydick, Lee - 868 Lydick. Powell - 868 Lynn, T. N. - 276 Lyons, Oliver - 385 McAllister, S. V. - 840 McAuley, J. M. - 405 McCall, Asaph - 386 McCall, D. B. - 433 McCall, S. B. - 434 McCann, James - 278 McCartney, John - 596McClain, Peter - 664 McClung, Adam 567 McClung, S. W. - 591 McClure, Jacob, Jr 664McColm W. S	Maklun, R S. - 277 Maple, William - 337 Marsh, J. H. - 404 Marsh, W. A. - 404 Marsh, William - 385 Marshall, M. L. - 362 Marshall, William - 801 Martin, C. M. - 566 Martin, H. C. - 277 Martin, J. J. - 392 Martina, H. & Son - 277 Martina, W. H. - 385 Massa, David - 278 Masters, S. B. - 815 Matthews, T. S. - 567 Maule, John - 278 Mayhew, James - 611 Mayhew, J. H. - 362 Melson, Isaac - 861 Mercer, D. - 280 Merrill, E. B. - 630 Merritt, H. H 845 Merritt, Milton - 845 Messenger, H. C. - 569 Meyer & Kelley - 280 Miles, Branson - 386 Millar, G. F. - 405 Miller, H. C. - 569 Miller, J. M. - 434 Miller, J. T. - 347 Miller, O. S. - 569 Miller & Herman - 280 Millhuff & Gage - 281 Minford, W. J. - 347 Mitchell, E. W. - 571 Mitchell, J. D. - 591 Mittendorf, Frederick - 386 Mittendorf, J. H. - 386 Mohler, C. V. - 572 Molster, Cornelius - 231 Monahan, A. B. - 572 Monahan, G. L. - 631 Monahan, I. T. - 573 Monahan, W. H. - 573 Montgomery, J. M. - 328 Moore, Hon. Alfred - 789 Moore, Burris - 435 Moore, E. B. - 282 Moore, Emanuel - 449 Moore, Col. James - 789 Moore, J. H. - 768 Moore, J. J. - 329 Moore, Joseph - 435	Norris, William - 284 Northup, W. T. - 363 Oakes, Joshua - 363 Odel, Nelson - 437 Oiler, Rev. John - 642 Oldfield, G. S . - 285 Overman, H. W. - 769 Padan, John - 285 Parks, A. B. - 816 Patriciå, J. O. - 631 Patridge, J W. - 631 Patten, W. S. - 286 Patterson, T. M. - 285 Patterson, T. W. - 576 Patterson, William - 790 Payne, W. R. - 835 Peake, Rev. T. DeW. - 212 Peck, E. F. - 411 Peebles, J. Scott. - 286 Pendergrass, Joel - 802 Penisten George, Jr. - 869 Penisten, George, Sr. - 769 Penisten, Lewis - 769 Penisten Uriah - 769 Pennisten, O. W. - 855 Persons, W. A. - 632 Peters, Henry - 338 Peters, Henry - 642 Peters, M. C. - 829 Peters, Rufus - 576 Peterson, Joseph - 592 Pfeiffer, C. K. - 288 Phillips, D. D. - 643 Phillips, John - 387 Phillips, John - 681 Phillips, Joseph - 681 Phillips, Milton - 681 Phillips, William - 806 Pickrel, Peter - 577 Piles, Corydon - 449 Piles, Leonidas - 437 Plag, Charles - 338 Pollock, George - 420 Pool, Daniel - 393 Poor, G. W. - 664 Poor, John - 592 Powell, E. C. - 577 Powell, J. D. - 770 Powell, Thomas - 329 Powers, E. - 329 Pratt, Rev. E. P. - 206 Prescott, H. - 288	Rowland, J. R. - 579 Rowley, Edward - 330 Roy, Andrew - 644 Ruby, Samuel - 869 Ruhlman, Philip - 292 Rupert, George - 611 Russell, H. W. - 420 Russell, Hon. William - 420 Ruth, Daniel - 372 Ruth, Theobold, Jr. - 372 Ruth, Theobold, Sr. - 373 Ryan, D. J. - 292 Salladay, J. H. - 339 Salt, E. J. - 292 Samson, David - 817 Samson, E. V. - 817 Samson, J. S. - 817 Samson, Rev. W. A. - 818 Samson, W. J. - 818 Sanders, John - 579 Sargent, James - 791 Sargent, Snowden - 791 Sargent, T. W. - 829 Schafer, George - 363 Schauseil, C. F. - 770 Schellenger, C. W. - 612 Schirrman; G. J. - 293 Schlichter, C. C. - 450 Schmitt, Fred - 293 Schwartz, John - 293 Scott, Adam - 632 Scott, Ambrose - 593 Scott, B. F. - 644 Scurlock, Armpstead - 612 Scurlock, Elisha - 665 Scurlock, William - 791 Scurlock, Williamson - 665 Searl, F. C. - 294 Seel, Adam - 295 Seeley, William - 364 Seiffer, Charles - 295 Sell, J. A. - 644 Shakespear, Daniel - 296 Sharp, H. M. - 665 Sharp, J. C. - 665 Sharp, W. R. - 836 Sheppard, Rev. John -373 Sherer, Martin - 339 Shock, Andrew - 846 Shoemaker, Peter - 373 Shook, J. F. - 644
McClain, Peter - 664 McClung, Adam - 567 McClung, S. W. - 591 McClure, Jacob Jr. - 664 McColm, W. S. - 278 McCoppin, R. S. - 802 McCormick, G. S. - 434 McCormick, I. H. - 570 McCoy, Cornelius - 449 McCoy, C. T. - 767 McCoy, Vinton - 687 McCoy, W. H. - 869 McCoy, William - 854 McCoy, W. V - 841 McDaniel, John - 419 McDowell. J. S. - 279 McFarland, A. - 279  McFarlin, J. J. - 279 McGhee, Allen - 640 McGhee, J. S.- 630 McGhee, William - 668 McGinniss, J. W. - 815 McGowan, James - 835 McKenzie, H. B. - 767 McKinney, L. D. - 393 McKinniss, Granville - 640 McKinniss, Milton - 641 McKitterick, J. J., G. C., & W. F. - 568 McLaughlin, Aaron - 685 McLellan, P. T. - 845 McMillin, W. K. - 802 McMonigel, John - 815 McPherson, L. 835 Mackley, Davis 523 Maddock, C. R. - 276 Maier, August - 277	Moore, J. T. - 574 Moore, Hon. U. F. - 282 Moore, Shepard - 387 Moore & Wagner - 283 Moorhead, C. O. - 841 Morgan, Henry - 789 Morgan, Moses - 574 Morgan, S. D. - 641 Morgan, Thomas - 680 Moritz. Godlob - 337 Morrow, Jeremiah - 575 Moulton, C. J. - 405 Murfin, H. C. - 575 Murfin, L. T. - 575 Murray, H. B. - 283 Musgrove, C. A. - 650 Mussetter, C. H. - 283 Myers, Joseph - 768 Nagel, Albert - 371 Nagel, Lewis - 372 Nagel. Peter - 372 Neill, John - 283 Nelson, A. J. - 611 Newland, J B. - 869 Newman, G. O. - 284 Newport, James - 642 Nichols, T. B. - 284 Nicolet, Joseph - 815 Noel, Aaron - 337 Noel, Andrew - 449 Noel, E. H. - 437 Noel, G. W. - 845 Noel, I. G . - 846 Noel, M. J. - 338 Noel, P. W. - 338 Nolder, John. - 437 Nolind, Hosea - 788 Nonnen, Rev. Aloyse - 284	Price, Henry - 578 Purdum, J. W. - 288 Ragland, William Jr. -597 Ramiey, J. L. - 578 Rankin, Milton - 841 Rase, Andrew - 372 Ranch, Charles - 289 Ray, J. G. - 650 Ray, J. M. - 655 Reagan, H. L. - 289 Reddish, Wesley - 289 Redenger, Michael - 289 Reed, H. A. - 290 Reilly, W. W. - 290 Reitz, Ignatius - 290 Rheinfrank, Adam - 790 Rhodes, Benoni - 664 Rice, W. B. - 643 Rife, George - 329 Richardson, James - 290 Richardson, John - 291 Richardson, W. T. - 655 Richart, W. C. -387 Richman, Isaac - 291 Ricketts, E. S. - 291 Rickey, E. W. - 816 Rickey, J. B. - 393 Ripley, W. P. - 292 Rittenhouse, J. S. - 643 Rittenhouse, Levi - 861 Rittenhouse, Samuel - 861 Robbins, A. L. - 656 Roberts, David - 597 Roberts, J. W. - 790 Robey, J. C. - 450 Rockwell, Joseph - 339 Roettcher, H. - 292 Rose, James - 363 Row, Christian - 643	Shoop, William - 846 Shope, John - 846 Shumate, John - 681 Shumate, William - 682 Silcott, J. W. - 836 Simmons, J. H. - 387 Simpson, Elias - 411 Skelton, James - 295 Slavens, Reuben - 823 Slavens, Samuel - 823 Smallwood, F. M. - 632 Smith, Anthony - 265 Smith, C. B. - 836 Smith, C. F. - 296 Smith, C. F. - 770 Smith, F. L. - 296 Smith, I. W. K. - 450 Smith, N. F. - 451 Smith, P. J. - 451 Smith, W, F. - 452 Sommers, Andrew - 373 Sommer, G I. - 452 Sommer, Peter - 339 Snyder, H. R. - 717 Spriggs, Rev. J. J. - 612 Spriggs, Vinton - 613 Springer, P. - 656 Spry, D. R. - 297 Stabler, David - 771 Stanton, John - 632 Stanton, Michael - 297 Starr, D. W. - 847 Stearns, F. A. - 297 Stedman, S. A. - 771 Steele, R. M. - 645 Steele, W. A. - 579 Steele, W. H. - 613 Steinhauer, Jacob - 772 Steitenberger, J. J. - 803 Stemshorn, Henry - 298
CONTENTS
Stephenson, J. W. - 836 Stephenson, Samuel - 688 Sternberger, Mar - 580 Sternberger, Moses - 580 Stevens, George - 772 Stevison, I. V. - 645 Stewart, J. K 581 Stir, J. L. - 772 Stockham, H. C. - 824 Stockham, J. D. - 394 Stockham, J. H. - 394 Stockham, W. H. - 819 Stone, Phineas - 298 Strawn, Hiram - 650 Stubbs, E. P. - 842 Sturgeon, J. V. - 339 Summers, L. A. F. - 581 Sutton, J. J. - 298 Swearingen, John - 438 Sylvester, J . E. - 581 Sylvester, William - 632 Talbott, Benjamin - 829 Taylor, Samuel - 829 Tedrow, D. E. - 650 Terry, J. P. - 298 Thomas, E. M. - 582 Thomas, J. B. - 406 Thomas, J. D. - 405 Thomas, Rev. J. E. - 666 Thomas, J. W. - 682 Thomas, W. J. - 406 Thomas; W. M. - 406 Thompson, E. B. - 582 Thompson, J. B. - 388 Thornhill, C. N. - 645 Thurheimer, P. T. - 582 Tittle, George - 299	Titus, D. W. - 348 Towell, J. F. - 300 Towne, H. A. - 300 Tracy, Rev. J. B. - 388 Tremper, W. D. - 301 Tripp, James - 582 Tripp, J. M. - 583 Tripp, S. M. - 651 Trotter, Mrs. Eliza - 302 Truesdell, W. F, - 837 Truesdell. W. H. - 837 Turner, William - 452 Vallery, Conrad - 792 Valodin, J. B. - 438 Vandevot, J. G. - 633 Vanpelt, N. T. - 633 Vaughn, J. W. - 613 Vaughn, S. N. - 667 Vaughn, T. H. - 666 Vaughters, John - 438 Vaughters, J. M    452 Vaughters, R. M. - 452 Vaughters, T. G. - 453 Vaughters, W. C. - 454 Vincent. Henry - 302 Violet, J. M. - 348 Violet, S. B. - 842 Vogel, George - 406 Wait, J. H - 302 Walks, John - 388 Wallace, Rev. William - 651 Waller, G. A. - 303 Waller, Thomas - 304 Ward, J. L. - 364 Ward, Samuel - 830 Ware, David - 792 Warne, J. W. - 837	Warneke, Henry - 374 Warner & Hawks - 305 Warwick, J. B. - 407 Washam, P. H. - 583 Washam, W. T. - 593 Washburn, J. C. - 855 Washburn, J. W. - 773 Watkins, G. H. - 407 Watkins, T. W. - 305 Watson, J. B. - 584 Watts, A. C. - 870 Watts, W. R. - 614 Weiss, Adam 305 Weiss, Louis. 774 Welch, E. T 305 Wells, Harvey 634 Wells, H. C. - 394 Wells, M. B. - 306 Wells, R. H. - 819 Wendelken, J. M. - 306 Wertz, Charles - 306 Westphal, Conrad - 306 Wheeler, Joshua - 307 Wheeler, Levi - 330 Wheeler, Nathan - 364 Whetsel, D. H. - 593 Whetzel. J. A. - 645 White, J. A. - 597 White, J. R. - 820 White, J. W. - 584 White, Samuel - 598 White, T. D. - 365 Whitney. W. G. - 307 Wiget, Joseph - 340 Wikoff, Allen - 439 Wilcoxson, Caleb - 454	Wilhelm, J. D. - 308 Wilhelm, John - 308 Wilkins, W. W. - 421 Willard, H. S. - 634 Williams, D. D. - 682 Williams, D. R. - 584 Williams, Evan - 308 Williams, John - 309 Williams, T. J. - 646 Williams, W. E. - 585 Williams, W. H. - 634 Williamson, George - 454 Williamson, H. C. - 330 Wills, J. L. - 656 Wills, J. L.. - 838 Wilson, J. H . - 646 Wilson, L C. - 861 Winfough, Adam - 647 Winkler, G. C. - 365 Winkler, J. A. - 365 Wolfe, C. E. - 340 Wolfe, G. - 774 Wood, John - 656 Woolford, Frederick - 331 Worley, Daniel - 439 Wurster, J. G. - 308 Wykle, W. M. - 594 Yeager, H. P. - 309 Yeager, T. T. - 309 Yingling, J. H. - 366 York, L. D. - 309 Yost, Jacob - 309 Zeigler, C. H. - 310 Zickafoose, J. L. - 870 Zickafoose, L. W. - 870 Zottman, J. - 310
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Alien, E. R. - 720 Allen, Mrs. E. R. - 721 Austill, Isaac - 768 Barger, W. E. - 832 Brown, John H. - 640 Bundy, Hon. H. S. - 468 Cole, Geo. W. - 96 Cole, Mrs. Geo. W. - 97 Cole, S. W. - Frontispiece Cutler, S. N. - 576 Davis, Mrs. James - 744 Emmitt, James - 734 Emmitt, Louisa - 735	Fisher, George - 336 Givens, A. F. - 220 Gregg, John W. - 800 Groninger, L. - 448 Hibbs, J. L. - 432 Jackson County Map - 456 Johnson, James O. - 33 Jones, W. S. - 711 Maddock, C. R. - 160 Marsh, W. A. - 400 Marsh, Mrs. W. A. - 401 McCormick, O. S. - 368	McCormick, I. H. - 656 McCurdy, Wm. W. - 195 Miller, John - 304 Moore, Judge Joseph - 17 Noel, Aaron - 234 Noel, Mrs. Aaron - 235 Pike County Map - 688 Peebles, J. Scott - 544 Salt, Enoch J. - 112 Simpson, Elias - 144 Simpson, Mrs. Elias - 145 Smith, I. W K. - 272	Scioto County Map - 92 Sternberger, Moses- 500 Thomas, James D. - 126 Thomas, Mrs. James D. - 127 Vaughters, Mrs. Ara B. - 177 Vaughters, John A. - 48 Vaughters, Mrs. A. J. - 49 Vaughters, Thomas G. - 176 Washburn, John W. - 702 Wheeler, Joshua - 320 Williams, George - 80 Williams, Mrs. George - 81