HISTORY


OF


WAYNE COUNTY


OHIO


VOLUME I & II


ILLUSTRATED


1910

B. F. BOWEN & COMPANY

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA


"JEFFRIES' HISTORY OF WAYNE COUNTY."


The above title of the "New History of Wayne County" was a dedication to the Jeffries, the father, John P. Jeffries, being an author, resident of Wayne county while living, of whom Lemuel P. Jeffries was the only surviving son living in the county. Mr. Lemuel Jeffries regarded the mention of the family name as a compliment to his father and himself, and was taking an interest in the history when, after a brief illness, he died in the summer of 1909. The title of the New History is, as above, still preserved as a memorial of them.


All life and achievement is evolution ; present wisdom comes from past experience, and present commercial prosperity has come only from past exertion and suffering. The deeds and motives of the men that have gone before have been instrumental in shaping the destinies of later communities and states. The development of a new country was at once a task and a privilege. It required great courage, sacrifice and privation. Compare the present conditions of the people of Wayne county, Ohio, with what they were one hundred years ago. From a trackless wilderness and virgin prairie, 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 productions. Can any thinking person be insensible to the fascination of the study which discloses the incentives, hopes, 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. The work has been in the hands of able writers,, who have, after much patient study and research, produced here the most complete history and collection of biographical memoirs of Wayne county, Ohio, ever offered to the public. A specially valuable and interesting department is that one devoted to the sketches of representative citizens of this county 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 Wayne 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 this work 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 efforts to please will fully meet the approbation of the public, we are,

Respectfully,

THE PUBLISHERS.



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CHAPTER I—THE NORTHWEST TERRITORY - 17


The French Coming in 1604—Grant of James I—Forts Built from Lakes to the Mississippi—New France, so-called—English Claim the Territory—Treaty with the Six Nations—The Ohio Company—Moravian Missionaries—Northwest Territory Annexed to and Made a Part of the Province of Quebec—Virginia's Claim North of the Ohio River—Finally Secured to the United States —Ordinance of 1787—Slavery Excluded—Populations—Original Squatters—Character of the People—Organization of the Ohio Land Company—New Englanders Come in Second "Mayflower"—First Settlement Under Ordinance of 1787—Surveys and Public Land Grants—The French Grant—United States Military Lands—The Moravian Lands—The Refugee Tract—Dohrman's Grant —Indian Treaties—Treaty of Fort Harmar—First Territorial Officers—Second Territorial Government—Early Territorial Laws—Organization of Early Counties—Early Ohio Villages and Towns.


CHAPTER II—INDIAN TRIBES AND MILITARY CAMPAIGNS - 32


Military Expeditions Against the Indians—The Greenville Treaty of 1795—Governor St. Clair—Harmar's Defeat—Battle of Falling Timbers—Peace Secured—Second Grade of Territorial Government—First Council and House of Representatives—The Territory of Indiana Created in 1800—Wayne County's Representatives—State Government Commenced March 3, 1803—Military Campaigns in Wayne County—The Burning of Colonel Crawford—Beall's Campaign—Battle of the Cow Pens—Latest Tribes of Wayne County Indians—The Delawares—Wyandots—Shawnees—Indians of Wayne County, Strictly Speaking—Wayne County Indian Trails—Chief Killbuck—Massacre of Sixteen Indians at Wooster.


CHAPTER III—GLACIATION, ARCHAEOLOGY, MOUND BUILDERS, ETC. - 55


Widely Separated Geological Formations—Opinions as to Dividing Line—Preglacial Topography—Nature and Magnitude of the Glacial Effects—An Island in a Silurian Sea—Altitudes in Wayne County—Preglacial Streams and their Outlets—The First Dry Land in the United States—Long Periods of Waiting—Nature's Convulsions—Formation of Coal Deposits—A River that No Man ever Saw—Preglacial Drainage Lines—Current of Streams Reversed—Glaciation in Wayne County—Lakes and Swamps—Early Wild Game—A Remarkable Pigeon Root—Human Relics Found in the Drift of Wayne County—The Moccasin Last Stone—Geology of the District—Description of the Stone—Conclusions—Other Evidences—Animal Remains Found in the Muck Swamps—The Indians of Wayne County—Prominent Indian Chiefs—Fortifications and Enclosures—Mounds—Implements and Artifacts of the Aborigines—Village Sites—General Reliquia—Pottery—Burials.


CONTENTS.


CHAPTER IV—TOPOGRAPHY AND GENERAL FEATURES - 98


Surface Once Covered by Deep Sea—Composition of Soil—Area of County and Townships—Once Heavily Timbered—Streams of the County—Surface of the County—Prairies—The Lakes—Newman's Creek Swamp—Once a Favorite Retreat for Wild Animals and Game—Killbuck Swamp—Coal Mines of the County.


CHAPTER V—EARLY SETTLEMENT OF THE COUNTY - 108


Pioneers Largely from Pennsylvania—Character of the Pioneers—Early Conditions—Hospitality Ever Foremost—Old Ways Superseded by New Methods —First Settlements in the County—Pioneer Families.


CHAPTER VI—ORGANIZATION OF WAYNE COUNTY - 114


Appointment of Governor St. Clair—Wayne, the Third County Formed in the Northwest Territory—Early Boundaries—Old Greenville Treaty Line—Detroit, the County Seat—The Connecticut Western Reserve—Boundaries of Wayne County in 1808—Ashland County Taken from Wayne—Wayne County Organized in 1812—Organization of Townships—Origin of Name of Wayne County.


CHAPTER VII—COUNTY GOVERNMENT - 122


First Election of County Officers—Commissioners Form First Four Townships—First County Seat—Court House History—Wayne County Jails—Old and New County Office Buildings—County Infirmary—The Children's Home—Property Valuation of County.


CHAPTER VIII—CIVIL AND POLITICAL HISTORY OF WAYNE COUNTY - 130


The Present Generation's Indebtedness to the Past—Early Civilization and Pioneer Renown Attributable* to Great Ancestry—Education—The Revolutionary Purpose—The Constitution—Founders of Government in the Northwest—Pioneer Mothers—Indian Government—Their Customs—Treaty Negotiations—Organized Government in Wayne County—Territorial Council—Territorial Legislature—Early Laws—The Constitution of 1802—Elective Franchise of the Constitution of 1802—The City of Wooster—Township and Town Government—Our Great Constitutional System—Early Method of Enforcing the Law—Professional Influences—Early Lawyers and Physicians—The Constitution of 1851—Influence of Party Organization Among the People—The Heredity of Governing Capacity—Organization of Townships Completed—Forty Years of Government—Able County Administrations—Clean Judicial Record—Wayne County as the Source of Northwestern Government—Individual and Social Life—Great Principles of the Pioneer Fathers and Mothers —Wayne County Centennial Celebration—Wayne and Associate Counties Prolific of Great Men.


CHAPTER IX—COUNTY, STATE AND NATIONAL REPRESENTATION - 174


Members of Congress—Members of the Constitutional Convention—State Senators—Members of the House of Representatives—General Representation from Wayne County—The Circuit Court—Judges of Common Pleas Court—Associate Judges—Clerks of Common Pleas Court—County Treasurers—County Auditors—Probate Judges—Sheriffs—County Commissioners—County Surveyors—County Recorders—Prosecuting Attorneys—Infirmary Directors.


CONTENTS.


CHAPTER X—EDUCATIONAL - 185


Early Attention to Education—Primitive Schools—The Pioneer Instructors—The Public School System—Smithville High School—First Schools of Wayne County Townships—Schools at Shreve—Canaan Academy—School Statistics of Wayne County—Present Standing of Wayne County Schools—Centralization of Rural Schools—Advantages of Centralization.


CHAPTER XI—AGRICULTURE - 193


The Soil—The Waverly Floor—Glacial Influence of the Soil—Early Settlements Near Springs—The Progress of Agriculture—The Pioneer Period—Primitive Implements—Little Market Demand for Early Products—Completion of Ohio Canal Affords Outlet—Production of Cereal Crops, 1851-9—The Development Period—Production of Cereal Crops, 1860-9 and 1870-9—The Expansion Period—Production of Cereal Crops, 1880-9, 1890-9 and 1900-9—Livestock Statistics—The Scientific Period—Minor Crops—Average Areas—The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station—Litigation over Bond Issue—The Institution's Work of Great Value and Importance—The Future of Agriculture in Wayne County—Yields of Unfertilized Land—Average Yield of Crops—Yields from Acid Phosphate—Yields from Complete Fertilizer—Yields from Unfertilized Land—Yields from Open-yard and Fresh Manure, and from Phosphated Manure—Station Experiments a Safe Guide to General Practice—PossiAgricultural Society—Progressive Farmers' Association—Plain Township bility of Larger Yields—Demonstration of Means nd Methods—Wayne County Farmers' Club.


CHAPTER XII—MILITARY HISTORY OF WAYNE COUNTY - 218


Wayne County Block Houses—Necessity for Protection—Fort Stidger—Construction of Forts—Revolutionary Pensioners in 1840—Pensioners of the- War of 1812—Wayne County in the Mexican War—List of Soldiers from this County—Wayne County and the Civil War—The First Volunteers—Fourth Ohio Regiment—Its History—Sixteenth Ohio Regiment—Noted for its Fine Discipline—Forty-first Ohio Regiment—One Hundred and Twentieth Regiment—One Hundred and Second Regiment—One Hundred and Seventh Regiment—Ninth Ohio Cavalry—Miscellaneous Detachments from Wayne County —In Memoriam—The First Soldier Wounded from Wayne County—Soldiers of the Spanish-American War—Officers and Members of Company D, Eighth Ohio Regiment.


CHAPTER XIII—THE CHURCHES OF WAYNE COUNTY - 241


High Moral Sentiment and Respect for Sacred Things Among Pioneers—Baptist Church—First Church Formed in Wayne County—The -Wooster Church—Baptist Church of Millbrook—Second Baptist Church at Wooster, Colored—Reformed Church at Wooster—Reformed Church of Reedsburg—Reformed Church of Marshallville—Reformed Church of Orrville—Reformed Church, Canaan Township—Reformed Church, Milton Township—Reformed Church, East Union Township—Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church of Wooster—Evangelical Lutheran Christ Church—Lutherans in Plain Township—Salem Lutheran Church, Wayne Township—Canaan Lutheran Churches—Evangelical Lutheran Church—Lutheran Church, Plain Township—St. Paul's Reformed Lutheran Church—English Lutheran Mission Church—West Lebanon Evangelical


CONTENTS.


Church—Jacob's Lutheran Church—Trinity English Lutheran Church—Evangelical Churches—Evangelical Association—Church of Christ—Shreve Christian Church—Disciple Church, Plain Township—First Presbyterian Church, Wooster—Westminster Presbyterian Church—Marshallville Presbyterian Church—Sugarcreek Presbyterian Church—Orrville Presbyterian Church—Presbyterians in Canaan Township—Wayne Pbyterian Church—Presbyterianism in Greene Township—Applecreek Presbyt an Church—Paintville Pres- byterian Church—Other Presbyterian 'Churches i the County—United Presbyterian Church—Fredericksburg United Presbyterian Church—Dalton United Presbyterian Church—Church of God—Franklin Township Church of God—St. James Episcopal Church—Methodist Episcopal Church—First Methodist Episcopal Church of Wooster—Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church of Wooster—Fredericksburg Methodist Episcopal Church—Canaan Township Methodism—Bend Church—Methodism in Franklin Township—Creston Methodist Episcopal Church—Methodist Episcopal Church, Orrville, and Other Churches —The Catholic Church—St. Mary's Church, Wooster—St. Michael's Church—Milton Township Catholic Church—Sts. Peter and Paul's Church—French Settlement Church—At Sterling—Died Among Strangers—Scnneberg Swiss Mennonite Congregation—Amish Mennonite Church—Mennonite Church of Sugarcreek Township—Salem Mennonite Church—Congregational Church—Other Early Churches.


CHAPTER XIV—FRATERNAL SOCIETIES - 280


Freemasonry—Various Bodies at Wooster—West Salem Lodge—Oddfellowship— Knights of Pythias—Improved Order of Red Men—Royal Arcanum—Knights of Honor—Grand Army of the Republic—Woman's Relief Corps, Ladies of the Grand Army, and Daughters of Veterans.


CHAPTER XV—BENCH AND BAR - 287


A Proud Record and Interesting History—Character of the Bar—Judges of Common Pleas—Circuit Judges, Fifth District—Early Prosecuting Attorneys —Lawyers of 1812—Present-day Wayne Ccunty Attorneys—Former Members of Wayne County Bar Practicing Elsewhere—Lawyers Who Died While Members of the Bar of Wayne County—Members of the Wayne County Bar who Died Elsewhere.


CHAPTER XVI—NEWSPAPERS OF WAYNE COUNTY - 312


Ohio Spectator—Ohio Oracle—Wooster Journal and Democratic Times—Wooster Democrat—Wooster Republican, Weekly and Daily—Wooster Correspondent—Republican Advocate—Western Telegraph—Democratic Republican—Present Wayne County Democrat and Daily News—The .Wayne County Standard—American Eagle—Wayne County Herald—Wooster Journal—The Jacksonian—The Evening News—The Evening Journal—The Orrville Crescent and Orrville Courier—The Dalton Gazette—The Creston Journal—The Doylestown Journal—West Salem Reporter—Shreve News.


CHAPTER XVII—THE MEDICAL PROFESSION - 322


Pioneer Doctor Early in the New Settlements—Their Heroism and Sacrifice—Brilliant and Eminent Men in the Ranks of Wayne County Physicians—Often Hard Work and Poor Pay—Early Treatment—Deceased Early Physicians—Present-day Physicians.


CONTENTS.


CHAPTER XVIII—RAILROADS, CANALS AND TURNPIKES - 342


Legislative Enactment—The Ohio Canal—The Railroad Era—Mass-meetings in the Interest of Railroads—Much Opposition, but Successful Outcome—Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad—Other Railroads of Wayne County—Navigating the Killbuck and Salt Creek—A Reminiscence.


CHAPTER XIX—TOWNSHIP HISTORY - 353


Chippewa Township—First Settlements—Doylestown—Milton Township—First Events—Towns of the Township—Fatal Boiler Explosion—Reminiscence by Philip Fritz—Canaan Township—A Reminiscence by Isaac Notestine—Canaan Academy—Congress Township—Pioneer Happenings—Congress Village—Chester Township—Earliest Settlers—Towns and Villages—Wayne Township—The Pioneer Band—The Wasson Family—Greene Township—First Settlement —Other Early Events—Smithville—Baughman Township—Marshallville—Fairview, or Burton City—Sugarcreek Township—Early Settlements—Towns and Villages—Dalton—Sonneberg Settlement—East Union Township—An Early Indian Scare—Recollections of Noah Brown—Towns of the Township—Wooster Township—Benjamin Jones—Plain Township—First Settlers—Towns and Villages—Remains of Buffaloes and Cedar Trees—Clinton Township—First Happenings—Franklin Township—Indians Burn the Butler Cabin—The Morgan Block House—Death of Old Chief Lyon—Moreland Village—Salt Creek Township—Fredericksburg—Paint Township—Facts of Early History—Mount Eaton—West Lebanon.


CHAPTER XX—MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS - 391


Early-day Market Prices—Market Quotations for 1909—First White Man to Die in Wayne County—Two Noted Characters, Driskel and Brawdey—Weather and Crops Years Ago—Adam Poe, the Indian Fighter—Poe Whips Five Indians—Concerning Adam Poe's Death—Wayne County Man Hung Lincoln Conspirators—Salt Works on the Killbuck in 1815—Population of Wayne County by Decades—By Townships—City, Town and Village Population—City of Wooster—Village Plats of the County—Indians Cause Powder Explosion— • The Fuller Sisters—An American "Ole Bull"—"Johnny Appleseed."


CHAPTER XXI—THE CITY OF WOOSTER - 410


Its Naming—Its Selection as County Seat—Location—First Events—Wooster Incorporated—Election of March, 1824—Entries in Record of Board of Trustees—Town Presidents—Mayors of Wooster—Present City Officers—The Fire Department—Wooster Opera Houses—The City Hall—Paving, Sidewalks and Sewers—City Water Works—Wooster Gas Light Company—Electric Light Plant—Wooster Postoffice—Board of Trade—Public Library—Old Market House Destroyed by a Mob—Oak Hill Cemetery—Soldiers' Monument—The Metal Band Stand—Wooster Brush Works—Wooster Nursery Company—

Pioneer Mill of Wayne County—Snowflake Flouring Mills—Other Industries—

Banks of Wooster—An Early Bank Failure—Building and Loan Companies— Present Banks of Wooster—Public Schools—The Jacksonian Celebrations—Wayne County's Centennial Celebration—Days of Mourning in Wooster—Deaths of Garfield and McKinley.


CONTENTS.


CHAPTER XXII—UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER - 439


The Period of Inception and Preparation—Period of Experiment—Period of Establishment—That of Maintenance—Period of Rapid Development—The New Wooster—The Faculty—The Trustees—The Alumni—History by Departments—Those Which Have Disappeared—The Medical Department—The Military Department—The Post-graduate Department—The Library—The Preparatory Department—The Summer School—The Musical Department—Homes for Children of Foreign Missionaries—The Florence H. Severance Bible and Missionary Training School—Miscellany—Honorary Degrees—The College Publications—The School of Expression—The Literary Societies—Prizes and Honors—Vacations and Holidays—Dramatic Productions—Physical Culture and Athletics—Fraternities and Sororities—Class Spirit—DisciplineCo-education—Expenses—Department of Propaganda—Relations of the University to the City and County—A Prophecy.


CHAPTER XXIII—TOWNS OF THE COUNTY - 552


Doylestown Village—Postoffice—Churches—Lodges and Societies—Industries —Banking—Town of Creston—Postoffice—Incorporation—Banking—Town of Orrville—Its Industries—Banking—Orrville Before the Civil War—An Orrville Reminiscence—Village of Shreve—Officers—Postoffice—Churches and Lodges —Industrial Concerns—Village of West Salem—Mayors and Town Officers—Postal History—Various Industries—Churches and Lodges—Other Interests


BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD - 560


HISTORICAL INDEX


A


Acreage of Wayne County - 99

Adair, John S. - 297

Adam Poe, the Indian Fighter - 397

Address of Lyman R. Critchfield - 163

Agricultural Experiment Station - 203

Agricultural Society, Wayne County - 216

Agriculture - 193

Agriculture, Future of - 207

Agriculture, Progress of - 195

Allen, Edward - 1040

Altitudes in Wayne County - 58

Amish Mennonite Church - 276

Animal Remains in Swamps - 84

An American "Ole Bull" - 407

Apple Creek Presbyterian Church - 261

Associate Judges - 178

Artifacts of Aborigines - 91

Attorneys, Prosecuting - 183

Auditors, County - 179

Average Crop Areas - 203


B


Band Stand - 426

Banks of Wooster - 431, 434

Baptist Churches - 241

Baptist Church, Millbrook - 245

Battle of Falling Timbers - 33

Battle of the Cow Pens - 46

Battle of the Maumee - 33

Battles, William S. - 334

Baughman Township - 372

Beall's Campaign - 45

Bench and Bar - 286

Bend Church - 271

Big Killbuck - 59

Bissell, Samuel Norton - 327

Blachley, William B. - 333

Block Houses - 219

Boiler Explosion - 358

Boundaries of Wayne County, Early - 114

Boundaries, Wayne County, in 1808 - 117

Brawdey, Steve - 393

Building and Loan Companies - 433

Burbank - 362

Burials, Ancient - 96

Burning of Butler Cabin - 385

Burning of Colonel Crawford - 42

Burton City - 373


C


Campaigns - 32

Canaan Academy - 190

Canaan Lutheran Church - 252

Canaan Township - 360

Canaan Township Methodism - 270

Canaan Township Presbyterians - 260

Canals of Wayne County - 342

Carlin, Eugene - 298

Catholic Churches - 272

Centennial Celebration - 436

Centralization of Schools - 191

Chester Township - 366

Chief Killbuck - 51

Chief Lyon, Death of - 386

Children's Home - 128

Chippewa Township - 353

Christian Church, Shreve - 255

Church of Christ - 254

Church of God - 265

Church of God, Franklin Township - 266

Churches, Early - 278

Churches of Wayne County - 241

Circuit Court - 177, 288

City of Wooster - 410

Civil and Political History - 130

     Education - 132

     Revolutionary Purpose - 132

     The Constitution - 133

     Founders of Government - 134

     Indian Government - 136

     Organized Government - 141

     Territorial Council - 141

     Territorial Legislature - 142

     Early Laws - 142

     Constitution of 1802 - 143

     Elective Franchise of Constitution of 1802 - 144

     City of Wooster - 146

     Township and Town Government - 147

     Early Method of Enforcing Law - 151

     Professional influences - 151


HISTORICAL INDEX.


     Constitution of 1851 - 153

     Influence of Party Organization - 154

     Heredity of Governing Capacity - 155

     Forty Years of Government - 157

     Wayne County as the Source of Northwestern Government - 161

     Individual and Social Life - 162

     Great Principles of the Pioneer Fathers and Mothers - 163

     Wayne and Associate Counties Prolific of Great Men - 172

Civil War, Wayne County and the - 223

Clerks of Common Pleas Court - 178

Clinton Township - 382

Coal Mines - 105

Coe, Silas N. - 300

Colonel Crawford - 37

Commissioners, County - 180

Common Pleas Court - 177

Common Pleas Court, Clerks of - 178

Company D, Eighth Ohio Regiment - 238

Composition of Soil - 98

Congregational Church - 278

Congressional Representatives - 174

Congress Township - 362

Congress Village - 365

Connecticut Western Reserve - 116

Constitutional Convention, Members - 174

Cornell, Lorenzo - 295

County Auditors - 179

County Commissioners - 180

County Government - 122

County Infirmary - 127

County Office Buildings - 126

County Recorders - 183

County Seat, First - 122

County Surveyors - 182

County Treasurers - 178

Court House History - 123

Cow Pens, Battle of the - 46

Crawford, Colonel, Burning of - 42

Crawford, Colonel William - 37

Crawford's Expedition - 36

Creston - 554

Creston "Journal" - 320

Creston Methodist Episcopal Church - 271

Critchfield, Lyman R. - 292

Critchfield, Lyman R., Address by - 163

Critchfield, Lyman R., Jr. - 295

Critchfield, Reno H. - 299

Crop Areas, Average - 203


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Dalton - 374

Dalton "Gazette" - 319

Dalton United Presbyterian Church - 264

Day, Stephen F. - 326

Days of Mourning - 437

Death of Old Chief Lyon - 386

Delawares - 47

Disciple Church, Plain Township - 255

Dohrman's Tract - 26

Doylestown - 355, 552

Doylestown Industries - 553

Doylestown "Journal" - 320

Doylestown Postoffice - 553

Downing, D. T. - 298

Drainage, Preglacial - 67

Driskel, John - 393


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Early Boundaries of Wayne County - 114

Early Churches - 278

Early Counties, Organization of - 29

Early-day Market Prices - 391

Early Ohio Villages and Towns - 30

Early Prosecuting Attorneys - 289

Early Settlement of Wayne County - 108

Early Territorial Days - 28

Eason, Benjamin - 301

Eason, Samuel B. - 294

East Union Township - 375

Educational History - 185

Eighth Ohio Regiment - 238

Enclosures - 88

English Claim Northwest Territory - 18

English Lutheran Mission Church - 253

Episcopal Church - 266

Evangelical Association - 254

Evangelical Church, West Lebanon - 253

Evangelical Churches - 254

Evangelical Lutheran Christ Church - 251

Evangelical Lutheran Church - 252

Experiment Station, Agricultural - 203


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Fairview - 373

Falling Timbers, Battle of - 33

Farmers Club, Plain Township - 217

Fatal Boiler Explosion - 358

Fenwick, Bishop, Death of - 274

Firestone, Leander - 329

Firestone, W. W. - 330

First Council - 34


HISTORICAL INDEX.


First County Seat - 122

First English Settlement - 18

First House of Representatives - 34

First Methodist Church, Wooster - 266

First Presbyterian Church, Wooster - 256

First Schools - 188

First Settlement at Marietta - 24

First Settlements in Wayne County - 112

First Soldier Wounded from Wayne County - 237

First Survey of Public Lands - 24

First Territorial Officers - 28

First Volunteers - 224

First White Man to Die in Wayne County - 392

Forest Trees - 99

Former Members of Wayne County Bar Practicing Elsewhere - 301

Fort Harmar, Treaty of - 27

Fortifications - 88

Fort Recovery - 33

Forty-First Ohio Regiment - 231

Fourth Ohio Regiment - 226

Fox Lake - 102

Franklin Township - 384

Franklin Township Methodism - 271

Fraternal Societies - 281

Fredericksburg - 387

Fredericksburg Methodist Episcopal Church - 270

Fredericksburg United Presbyterian Church - 264

Freemasonry - 280

French Grant - 25

French Settlement Church - 274

Fuller Sisters - 405

Future of Agriculture - 207


G


Gallagher, Joseph - 298

General Features of Wayne County - 98

General Reliquia - 94

General Representation from Wayne County - 176

General St. Clair - 33

Geology of District - 80

Glaciation in Wayne County - 69

Grand Army of the Republic - 285

Greene Township - 369

Greene Township Presbyterians - 261

Greenville Treaty Line - 115


H


Hay, Benton G. - 298

Hubbell, Harvey H. - 299

Human Relics - 77


I


Implements of Aborigines - 91

Improved Order of Red Men - 284

Independent Order of Odd Fellows - 282

Indiana Territory - 35

Indian Chiefs - 87

Indian Massacre - 52

Indian Trails - 50

Indian Treaties - 27

Indian Tribes - 32

Indians Cause Powder Explosion - 405

Indians, Latest Tribes - 47

Indians of Wayne County - 50, 85

Infirmary Directors - 183

Infirmary, Wayne County - 127


J


Jacksonian Celebration - 436

Jacob's Lutheran Church, Franklin Township - 254

Jails of Wayne County - 124

"Johnny Appleseed" - 407

Jones, Charles C. - 300

Judges of Common Pleas Court - 177, 288


K


Keeler, Thomas B. - 294

Killbuck, Indian Chief - 51

KIllbuck Swamp - 104

Knights of Honor - 285

Knights of Pythias - 283


L


Lakes and Swamps - 74, 102

Latest Tribes of Indians - 47

Lattasburg - 367

Lawyers of 1812 - 289

Lawyers Who Died While Members of the Wayne County Bar - 304

Lawyers Who Were Members of the Wayne County Bar and Died Elsewhere - 309

Legislative Representatives - 175


HISTORICAL INDEX.


London Company - 18

Lutheran Church, Plain Township - 253

Lutherans in Plain Township - 252


Mc


McClure, Addison S. - 292

McKinney, John R. - 299


M


Maag, Edward - 298

Marietta, First Settlement at - 24

Market House Destroyed - 423

Market Prices, Early Day - 391

Market Quotations for 1909 - 390

Marshallville - 372

Marshallville Presbyterian Church - 260

Masons, Free and Accepted - 280

Massacre of Sixteen Indians - 52

Maumee, Battle of the - 33

Mayors of Wooster - 415

Medical Profession - 322

Meech, James B. - 296

Mennonite Church, Amish - 276

Mennonite Church, Salem - 277

Mennonite Church, Sonneberg Swiss - 274

Mennonite Church, Sugarcreek Township - 276

Methodist Episcopal Church - 266

Methodist Episcopal Church, Creston - 271

Methodist Episcopal Church, Fredericksburg - 270

Methodist Episcopal Church, Orrville - 272

Metz, Asbury Durbin - 295

Mexican War, Wayne County in - 221

Military Campaigns - 32, 36

Military History of Wayne County - 219

Military Lands - 25, 26

Miller, George W. - 297

Milton Township - 356

Milton Township Catholic Church - 273

Moccasin Last Stone - 78

Moore, W. C. - 328

Moravian Lands - 26

Moreland Village - 386

Morgan Block House - 385

Morr, John C. - 298

Mounds - 90

Mount Eaton - 389

Mullins, Walter J. - 300


N


Name of Wayne County, Origin of - 1z1

Navigation - 349

New France - 18

Newkirk, Eugene W. - 294

Newman's Creek Swamp - 103

Newspapers of Wayne County - 312

Ninth Ohio Cavalry Regiment - 236

Northwest Territory - 17


0


Oak Hill Cemetery - 423

Odd Fellows - 282

Office Buildings, County - 126

Ohio Canal - 342

Ohio Company - 18

"Ohio Spectator" - 312

Old Mohican - 66

One Hundred and Second Ohio Regiment - 234

One Hundred and Seventh Ohio Regiment - 235

One Hundred and Twentieth Ohio Regiment - 232

Ordinance of 1787 - 19

Organization of Early Counties - 29

Organization of Ohio Land Company - 21

Organization of Townships - 118

Organization of Wayne County - 114

Origin of Name of Wayne County - 121

Original Squatters - 20

Orrville - 556

Orrville "Courier" - 319

Orrville "Crescent" - 318

Orrville Industries - 557

Orrville Methodist Episcopal Church - 272

Orrville Presbyterian Church - 260

Orrville Reminiscence - 559


P


Paint Township - 388

Paintville Presbyterian Church - 262

Patton's Lake - 103

Peckinpaugh, Thomas W. - 298

Pensioners of War of 1812 - 221

Pensioners, Revolutionary - 220

Physicians, Early-day - 325

Physicians, Present-day - 339

Pigeon Roost - 76


HISTORICAL INDEX.


Pioneer Families - 113

Pioneer Mill of Wayne County - 428

Pioneers, Where From - 108, 195

Plain Township - 380

Plain Township Disciples Church - 255

Plain Township Farmers' Club - 217

Plymouth Company - 18

Poe, Adam - 397

Population by City, Towns and Villages - 403

Population by Townships - 403

Population in 1787 - 20

Population of Wayne County - 403

Population of Wooster - 403

Pottery - 95

Prairies - 102

Preglacial Drainage - 67

Preglacial Topography - 57

Presbyterian Church, Apple Creek - 261

Presbyterian Church, Marshallville - 260

Presbyterian Church, Orrville - 260

Presbyterian Church, Paintville - 262

Presbyterian Church, Sugarcreek - 260

Presbyterian Church, Westminster - 259

Presbyterian Church, Wooster, First - 256

Presbyterians in Canaan Township - 260

Presbyterians in Greene Township - 261

Present-day Lawyers - 292

Present-day Physicians - 339

Probate Judges - 180

Primitive Schools - 185

Production of Crops - 197, 198, 199, 200, 201

Process of Agriculture - 195

Progressive Farmers' Association - 217

Property Valuation - 129

Prosecuting Attorneys - 183, 289

Public School System - 187

Public Schools of Wooster - 434


R


Railroad Era - 343

Railroads of Wayne County - 342

Ramsey, Warren - 297

Recorders, County - 183

Red Men, Improved Order of - 284

Reformed Church, Canaan Township - 250

Reformed Church, East Union Township - 250

Reformed Church, Marshallville - 249

Reformed Church, Milton Township - 250

Reformed Church, Orrville - 249

Reformed Church, Wooster - 245, 249

Reformed Lutheran Church, St. Paul's - 253

Refugee Tract - 26

Reminiscence by Philip Fritz - 358

Representatives in Congress - 174

Representatives in Legislature - 175

Revolutionary Pensioners - 220

Rider, Cyrus A. - 301

Robison, James D. - 331

Royal Arcanum - 284

Russell, Price - 295


S


St. Clair, General - 33

St. James Episcopal Church - 266

St. Michael's Catholic Church - 273

St. Paul's Reformed Lutheran Church 253 Sts. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church 273 Salem Lutheran Church, Plain Township - 252

Salem Mennonite Church - 277

Salt Creek Township - 386

Salt Works on the Killbuck - 402

School Statistics - 190

School System, Public - 187

Schools at Shreve - 189

Schools, Primitive - 185

Schools, Rural, Centralization of - 191

Second Baptist Church, Wooster - 245

Second Grade of Territorial Government - 34

Second Survey of Public Lands - 24

Second Territorial Government - 28

Senators - 175

Settlements, First, in Wayne County - 112

Shaffer, Hiram M. - 338

Shaffer, Moses - 337

Shawnees - 49

Sheriffs - 180

Shreve - 560 3

Shreve Christian Church - 255

Shreve "News" - 321

Shreve Schools - 189

Sixteenth Ohio Regiment - 228

Smith, Harry R. - 296

Smithville - 371

Smithville High School - 188


HISTORICAL INDEX.


Smyser, Martin L. - 294

Snyder, James E. - 300

Soil Composition - 96

Soil of Wayne County - 193

Soldiers' Monument - 426

Sonneberg Settlement - 375

Sonneberg Swiss Mennonite Church - 274

Spanish-American War - 238

Spooner, M. L. - 297

Starn, George A. - 298

State Senators - 175

Stone, Edgar E. - 297

Streams of Wayne County - 100

Sugarcreek Presbyterian Church - 260

Sugarcreek Township - 373

Sugarcreek Township - Mennonite Church - 276

Surface of County - 101

Surveyors, County - 182

Surveys of Public Lands - 24

Symmes Purchase - 24


T


Territorial Council, First - 34

Territorial Days - 28

Territorial Government Ended - 36

Territorial Legislature, Third' Session - 35

Territorial Officers- 28

The "Mayflower" - 23

Third Session, Territorial Legislature - 35

Thomas, Alfred J. - 299

Topography, Preglacial - 57

Topography of Wayne County - 98

Township Histories - 353

Townships, Organization of - 118

Trails, Indian - 50

Treasurers, County - 178

Treaties with Indians - 27

Treaty of Fort Harmar - 27

Trees of Wayne County - 99

Trinity English Lutheran Church - 254

Trinity Methodist Church, Wooster - 269

Turnpikes of Wayne County - 342

Two Noted Characters - 392


U


United Presbyterian Church - 262

United Presbyterian Church, Dalton - 262

United Presbyterian Church, Fredericksburg - 264

United States Military Lands - 26

University of Wooster - 438


V


Valuation of Property - 129

Village Plats - 404

Village Sites - 93

Virginia Military Lands - 25

Volunteers, First - 224


W


Warner, Charles J. - 336

Water Navigation - 349

Wayne County Agricultural Society - 216

Wayne County Boundaries, 1808 - 117

Wayne County Early Boundaries - 114

Wayne County Indian Trails - 50

Wayne County in Mexican War - 221

Wayne County Jails - 124

Wayne County Lawyers - 292

Wayne County, Organization of - 114

Wayne County Organized - 118

Wayne Presbyterian Church - 261

Wayne Township - 368

Weather and Crops Years Ago - 396

Wertz, Ed. S. - 299

Welker, Martin - 293

Wenger, D. - 296

West Lebanon - 390

West Lebanon Evangelical Church - 253

Westminster Presbyterian Church - 259

West Salem - 560 6

West Salem "Reporter" - 320

Western Reserve - 25, 116

"Widow Blockhouse" Gets Married - 430

Wiley, Aquila - 300

Wooster Board of Trade - 421

Wooster Brush Works - 426

Wooster City Hall - 418

Wooster, City of - 410

Wooster City Water Works - 418

Wooster "Daily News" - 316

Wooster "Democrat" - 315

Wooster, Election of 1824 - 413

Wooster Electric Light Plant - 420

Wooster, Fire Department - 416

Wooster Gas Light Company - 419

Wooster Incorporated - 412


HISTORICAL INDEX.


Wooster "Journal and Democratic Times" - 313

Wooster, Mayors of - 415

Wooster Nursery Company - 427

Wooster Opera Houses - 417

Wooster, Population of - 403

Wooster Postoffice - 421

Wooster, Present City Officers - 415

Wooster Public Library - 422

Wooster Public Schools - 434

Wooster "Republican" - 313

Wooster, Town Presidents - 414

Wooster Township - 379

Wooster University - 438

Wyandots - 48


Y


Yocum, Charles M. - 295

Yost, William C. - 296


Z


Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Wooster - 250


BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX


A


Adair Family - 560 28

Adair, Robert L. - 560 22

Addleman, William - 856

Alcock, Forbes - 1284

Alexander, A. S. - 1250

Alexander, Samuel K. - 1262

Ames, Samuel S. - 579

Amstutz, David C. - 874

Amstutz Family - 1386

Amstutz, Joel B. - 953

Anthony, Frederick - 1214

Appleman, Robert S. - 582

Appleman, William - 582

Armstrong, David Calvin - 1208

Armstrong, David D. - 804

Armstrong, Joseph - 960

Armstrong, Thomas, Jr. - 880

Aukerman, Louis Emerson - 1063

Ault, Clement L. - 929


B


Baker, Harry E. - 1404

Barden, Edwin Albert - 1128

Barden, William - 1379

Barden, William A. - 1374

Barnard, George D. - 1108

Barnard, Martin H. - 1130

Barnhart, William Ralph, Jr. - 1436

Beal, David - 1380

Beals, Daniel - 853

Beals, Jacob - 854

Beazell, Matthew - 827

Bechtel, John - 734

Bechtel, Tillman O. - 1243

Beckley, Conrad Rumple - 576

Beekley, Charles Elmer - 1094

Beer, James Dinsmore - 618

Bell, William - 894

Berger, John David - 865

Bertolette, Harry B. - 995

Bevington, Benjamin S. - 730

Biddle, Charles W. - 1125

Eddie, George C. - 1010

Bixler, William - 1351

Blackwood, David G. - 749

Bliss, William Herbert - 587

Blosser, P. S. - 802

Blough, David - 560 47

Bolen, Charles Wesley - 584

Boor, John N. - 600

Bower, Adam B. - 1167

Bowman, David - 1292

Bowman, Theo. P. - 653

Braden, David H. - 646

Brenizer, George - 1364

Brenneman, Amandus W. - 1366

Brenneman, Daniel Webster - 1042

Brenneman, Samuel M. - 792

Brinkerhoff, Amos - 1154

Brinkerhoff, Ira - 892

Brinkerhoff, Joseph W. - 1184

Brooks, A. A. - 678

Brown, Allen - 1000

Brown, Elmer - 780

Brown, Joseph McCauley - 1032

Brown, Thomas Pendleton - 1079

Bruce, Oliver D. - 764

Bryson, Willis B. - 1268

Buchanan, John W. - 1002

Bucher, Levi - 1156

Burchfield, Charles E. - 794

Burkholder, Amos - 979

Burkholder, Elmer U. - 1222

Burkholder, Noah S. - 951

Burkholder, Simon D. - 1171

Burkholder, William - 937


C


Cameron, Robert, Sr. - 660

Campbell, Alexander Thompson - 742

Campbell, Archibald B. - 654

Camron, W. J. - 1398

Carnahan, Thomas E. - 955

Case, S. Grant - 1411

Caskey, John Snodgrass - 624


BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX.


Caskey, William - 829

Christy, James W. - 636

Christy, Raymond F. - 708

Christy, Welker G. - 635

Coffman, Henry - 1150

Conrad, John C. - 815

Cook, Sylvanus G. - 738

Cooney, Nelson R. - 1209

Cope, B. G. - 1272

Cramer, John - 850

Cramer, William Albert - 1100

Crane, Cyrus G. - 1462

Crater, George - 1162

Craven, John - 1176

Criley, John M. - 967

Critchfield, Mrs. Adelaide M. - 560 12

Critchfield, Lyman R. - 560 9

Critchfield, Lyman R., Jr. - 704.

Crosby, Howard - 1152

Crummel, John W. - 775

Curry, David C. - 1320

Cutter, John W. - 728


D


Dague, Gabriel C. - 1328

Dague, Thomas Jefferson - 1424

Danford, John H. B. - 599

Dais, Thomas Kirby - 560

Dawson, Norman B. - 938

DesVoignes L. - 701

Deuell, William Henry - 878

Dix, Albert - 796

Dohner, Harvey B. - 932

Douglas, Ben - 1080


E


Eason, Samuel Brown - 832

Emrich, George P. - 1115

Etling, Abram - 1439

Etling, John E. - 1352

Evans, David G. - 783

Evans, William S. - 787

Ewing, Thomas E. - 860

Eyman, Charles B. - 1023

Eyman, Simon B. - 1337


F


Fahr, Charles - 750

Fair, Andrew A. - 1232

Feeman, William E. - 668

Felton, A. K. - 1225

Ferguson, James Walter - 1134

Fetzer, Jonathan - 1302

Fike, Adam W. - 694

Fike, George A. - 1180

Fike, William A. - 1181

Fisher, George A. - 1256

Fisher, James Howard - 1016

Flack, Robert C. - 784

Fluhart, Edmond Z. - 688

Fogel, Adam - 732

Folsom, Charles E. - 1460

Forrer, George F. - 1283

Forrer, Henry H. - 1203

France, John B. - 569

Franks, Louis K. - 1419

Frary, Orange W. - 884

Frary, William - 760

Frick, Jacob - 1376

Fritz, Joseph Owen - 658

Fulton, Luther H. - 1133

Funck, Ross W. - 1440

Funk, Laban - 1005

Funk, Willis D. - 1310


G


Garver, William Wallace - 936

Gaut, Mathew - 768

Gearhart, Jacob - 926

Geiselman, Cyrenius - 1173

Geiselman, John Franklin - 1065

George, Franklin Warren - 680

Gerig, Benjamin - 1143

Gerlach, Albert - 590

Gilbert, E. E. - 1227

Gill, Samuel George - 1280

Gill, William M. - 1250

Gindlesperger, James B. - 746

Gish, Jacob - 945

Gish, Michael S. - 944

Good, Clayton - 747

Graber, Charles A. - 1331

Graber, Daniel - 1045

Graber, Rudolph - 1258

Grady, Oliver George - 869

Grant, Edward M. - 810

Graven, Marion - 614

Graven, Thomas Arthur - 613

Gray, Charles Milton - 567

Gray, James Lloyd - 607

Gregory, Joseph B. - 1319

Grosjean, Louis Eugene - 1086


BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX.


H


Hackenberg, Adam - 1453

Haller, Henry A. - 674

Halteman, Ammon S. - 966

Hamilton, James A. - 676

Hamlin, Simon - 1254

Hammer, Jacob J. - 1348

Hard, Curtis Volosco - 800

Harrison, John F. - 625

Harrison, Ohio J. - 786

Harrison, Richard - 759

Harrison, Stephen - 626

Harrold, Christopher John - 638

Hartel, John V. - 1332

Hartzler, Albert I. - 1139

Hartzler, Gideon - 957

Hartzler, John - 1053

Haskins, Benjamin Edward - 943

Haupert, Charles - 913

Hay, Benton Givler - 1384

Heckman, Frank - 791

Heckman, Jacob - 1255

Heller, A. J. - 690

Heller, William E. - 675

Henry, Stephen M. - 824

Herman, Adam George - 1336

Hills, Oscar Armstrong - 1334

Hoegner, William F. - 1446

Hofacre, Alonzo Lawrence - 1097

Hoff, Daniel - 1341

Hohenshil, David - 1295

Holmes, Franklin - 864

Hooke, Joseph William - 725

Horn, Alonzo D. - 1375

Horn, C. Willis - 1014

Hostetler, David - 814

Hostetler, John B. - 812

Hostetler, Jonathan K. - 1174

Hostetler, Levi F. - 806

Hostetter, Joseph Warren - 740

Hostettler, William - 1358

Hough, Isaac N. - 604

Housel, Peter - 770

Houser, John H. - 1211

Hubbell, Will Herman - 1437

Huffman, Daniel V. - 948

Hunsicker, T. C. - 1451

Hunter, Wellrose - 1355


I


Irvin, George H. - 682


J


Jackson, George - 1236

Jacot, William - 1021

James, David - 752

Jeffries, Lemuel P. - 1136

Jennings, Henry - 996

Jones, Lake F. - 1408

Jontz, Joseph - 1048

Jordan, Willard Brown - 1050


K


Karch, Frederick - 964

Kaufman, Oscar David - 1140

Kaufman, Thomas Johnson - 1096

Kean, Olin Lee - 1040

Kean, William F. - 1240

Keck, D. B. - 1218

Kepler, Benjamin F. - 1431

Kersteter, Samuel - 1109

Kister, John A. - 1378

Knepp, Henry Milton - 629

Knight, Lyman C. - 1395

Koehler, john P. - 1030

Kollert, Charles J. - 1220

Kosier, William D. - 1360

Kountz, Harry - 798

Krick, Charles - 578

Krick, Jacob - 1076

Krick, Philip - 1252


L


Lance, Andrew J. - 1400

Lance, Edwin - 1339

Lance, James - 1443

Lance, Milward - 1047

Landes, Elmer S. - 593

Landis, George - 1036

LaViers, William N. - 952

Lawrence, Abbott - 1069

Lawrence, Mrs. David - 1172

Lawrence, Martin - 1224

Lehr, Joseph Wellington - 620

Leickheim, Max J. - 710

Leiner, Daniel - 1019

Lewis, William A. - 1248

Lindsey, Harvey - 1146

Litsinger, Thomas H. - 1077

Long, William L. - 588

Longenecker, H. F. - 1382

Longenecker, Samuel B. - 1119


BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX.


Lowe, John Jacob - 756

Lupold, Robert L. - 724


Mc


McCance, Hiram - 1061

McClara; John C. 1264

McConahay, Hugh - 1448

McConnell, David W. - 1346

McFadden, Howard Roy - 1039

McGuff, John - 950

Mcllvaine, Daniel W. - 922

Mcllvaine, David E. - 672

Mcllvaine, George A. - 871

McIntire, Ezra D. - 656

McIntyre, Gilbert D. - 663

McMillen, DeWitt Howard - 719

McSweeney, John, Jr. - 720


M


Marsh, L. Cody - 1028

Marthey, Joseph Peter - 1102

Martin, John - 1164

Mateer, Horace Nelson - 642

Matty, Samuel - 1060

Meech, James B. - 632

Meese, Ira F. - 1444

Meier, Hugh M. - 797

Meier, James - 616

Meier, John - 608

Mellinger, Benedict - 876

Mellinger Family - 876

Mellinger, Melchor - 876

Mellinger, William M. - 863

Messner, John - 858

Metsker, Eli - 925

Mettetal, Charles Elmer - 1082

Miller, Jacob A. - 992

Miller, John H. - 1127

Miller, Joseph - 1188

Miller, Joseph - 941

Miller, M. M. - 931

Miller, Samuel Harrison - 648

Minier, James B. - 1416

Moine, Charles R. - 1347

Moine, Julius - 1315

Moomaw, R. M. - 1025

Morgan, Joshua H. - 918

Morganroth, William - 1407

Morgan, Micajah Milo - 727

Moser, David P. - 1104

Moser, Jacob A. - 1015

Mougey, Forest - 1430

Mougey, Peter - 1434

Munson, Charles - 762

Munson, Isaac - 763

Musser, William - 1012

Mussleman, David W. - 1463

Myers, David - 610

Myers, Elmer F. - 887

Myers, Isaac A. - 1363

Myers, John A - 560 20

Myers, William C. - 650


N


Neumeyer, Frederick W. - 1189

Neuroth, Charles - 970

Nirode, William Franklin - 1072

Nolin, John Bunyan - 627

Nolt, Samuel A. - 1213


O


Odenkirk, Homer B. - 1413

Oldman, Willey Sylvester - 831

Oldroyd, Asbury B. - 771

Orr, Abner G. - 1204

Orr, Clinton M. - 890

Orr, Dudley S. - 1356

Orr, Smith - 560 23

Orr, Thomas W. - 1238

Otto, Michael D. - 1267


P


Peake, Henry A. - 1393

Perilstein, Joseph - 847

Peterman, Andrew Jackson - 664

Pfeiffer, George - 1299

Pinkley, Orlando George - 1124

Piper, H. Lincoln - 1263

Piper, William - 1293

Plasterer, George W. - 928

Pontius, Isaac - 684

Porter, Harvey - 1433

Power, James B. - 1106

Putnam, James Bedell - 1279


Q


Quinby, Edward M. - 808


R


Ramseyer, Daniel - 985

Raudebaugh, John A. - 1317


BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX.


Rehm, Andrew J. - 1183

Rehm, George W. - 1457

Rehm, Jacob - 1197

Rehm, Jacob F. - 1230

Rehm, John W. - 692

Reinhardt, John F. - 1349

Rice, T. E. - 686

Rickabaugh, Francis Lee - 1044

Rickabaugh, George - 1381

Rickel, Michael - 1131

Rieder, Cyrus A. - 836

Ries, William Nicholas - 560 31

Rittenhouse, Joseph H. - 1245

Ross, William F. - 562

Ross, William Howard - 562

Rouch, Mahlon - 1401

Royer, Josiah F. - 1290

Rudy, Albert M. - 1371

Rudy, Clyde E. - 1396

Rudy, Daniel L. - 998

Rudy, David - 1361

Rudy, Guy M. - 1367

Rudy, Levi S. - 1357

Rumbaugh, Miller I. - 1308

Ryland, Ai - 1314


S


Sanborn, Joseph G. - 988

Sanderson, Amos - 698

Sanderson, John C. - 1073

Saurer, Albert S. - 630

Saurer, Arty C. - 826

Schauff, Frank E. - 1434

Schmid, Rudolph - 1027

Schmuck, Samuel - 1112

Schollenberger, H. A. - 1219

Schorger, John - 1343

Schorle, Jacob - 956

Schultz, John C. - 1233

Scott, James Cutter - 1008

Seas, J. F. - 702

Seelye, William James - 560 29

Seiberling,      H. - 744

Seigley, John M. - 971

Sell, Charles R. - 560 46

Sell, Jacob - 883

Sell, W. Frank - 882

Serfass, Andrew - 1344

Shamp, James A. - 571

Shank, Charles M. - 1034

Shank, William W. - 1455

Shelly, Jacob - 1261

Shelly, James Garfield - 1249

Sheppard, John Wesley - 1312

Sherck, Joseph - 754

Sherrick, Joseph S. - 667

Shibler, Jacob S. - 821

Shie, David P. - 867

Shilling, Jesse R. - 1166

Shisler, John W. - 823

Sidle, Lucurtis P. - 670

Sigler, Henry P. - 1449

Slemmons, David I. - 935

Smedley, Lehman J. - 1020

Smith, Benjamin H. - 1148

Smith, Cyrus D. - 574

Smith, Robert J. - 580

Smucker, Jonas - 982

Smyser, Harmon - 1330

Smyser, Martin L. - 560 24

Snavely, Chris R. - 1335

Snure, Jacob C. - 980

Snyder, John Robert - 1068

Soliday, L. Lyman - 1303

Soliday, Sidney Grant - 1064

Solliday, William A. - 991

Sommer, Daniel A. - 1372

Souers, Solomon - 1084

Spangler, Wesley - 1024

Spear, Wesley Wells - 568

Spencer, Ezra R. - 1286

Stahl, John V. - 1414

Stair, Frederick            1091

Stair, Irvin 0. - 1011

Stam, Jacob - 1054

Steel, Ephraim J. - 820

Steele, Enoch - 977

Steele, William - 1340

Steele, Wilson - 976

Steiner, Daniel - 973

Steiner, John S. - 1458

Steiner, Ulrich - 1178

Stepfield, Alexander E. - 920

Stewart, Frank E. - 700

Stitt, James T. - 1144

Stout, Daniel S. - 592

Strauss, Henry H. - 560 39

Studer, Benjamin - 1056

Studer, L. S. - 790

Studer, Rudolph - 1326

Swanson, Swen A. - 1142

Swart, Adrian C. - 1111


BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX.


Swartz Family - 716

Swartz, Hiram B. - 712

Swartz, Samuel - 716

Swinehart, Benjamin F. - 1323

Swinehart, John I. - 1307


T


Taggart, Frank - 560 19

Taggart, James - 1200

Taggart, Samuel M. - 706

Taggert, John William - 1158

Tate, Michael - 1160

Tate, William - 1168

Tawney, Philip G. - 1368

Taylor, Charles E. - 1324

Taylor, James B. - 560 19

Taylor, Kaiser W. - 1122

Thompson, Ervin W. - 696

Thorne, Charles Embree - 1316

Todd, J. H. - 840

Tschantz, John H. - 1092

Tuttle, Augustus S. - 933


V


Van Nest, M. M. - 560 37

Vanover, Francis Marion - 1296

Villard, John Heinrich - 968


W


Wagner, Henry - 1452

Wagner, Orrin - 1454

Walter, Albert P. - 984

Ward, James M. - 848

Warfel, David H. - 1353

Wasson, Rezin B. - 1274

Wayne County Democrat Co. - 1399

Weaver, David J. - 1191

Weaver, Thomas A. - 1259

Weidman, Jesse H. - 959

Weiker, Peter - 872

Weiser, Charles A. - 564

Wells, Uriah F. - 765

Weltmer, James A. - 1270

Welty, Andrew J. - 1327

Welty, Peter - 838

Wenger, David - 1206

Wenger, Emanuel H. - 1241

Wenger, Frederick - 1195

Wertenberger, Orlow H. - 1304

Wertz, Edwin S. - 1088

Wertz, William H. H. = 888

Weygandt, William Edwin - 560 32

Wheeler, Warden - 776

White, William F. - 947

Whitmore, Charles Wesley - 1192

Whorton, Robert - 1246

Wiley, William Henry - 1159

Wiley, Aquila - 736

Wiley, John H. - 1300

Williams, O. C. - 585

Winkler, Wesley J. - 1288

Wintersteen, Henry C. - 1311

Wintersteen, William F. - 1199

Wood, Samuel - 1216

Woodward, Davis Dempsey - 1291

Wooster Nursery Company - 860

Wooster Public Library - 1117

Worst, William Henry - 640

Wright, Elmer Francis - 940

Wright, William Henry - 1037

Wyer, Christian A. - 1392


Y


Yarger, James A. - 1006

Yocum, Lincoln A. - 816

Yocum, Ohio M. - 633

Yoder, Christian Z. - 1228

Yoder, John A. - 1278

Yoder, Menno Peter - 1057

Young, George M. - 1459


Z


Zaring, James Lee       560 34

Zaugg, Wesley Henry  560 48

Zimmerman, Ezekiel B. - 1410

Zimmerman, John W. - 1422

Zimmerman, Nathan R. - 1421