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Source:
LANCASTER
and Fairfield County
Published by
George A. Kraemer, Publisher
MDCCCCI (1901)
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CHAPTER I. - Looking Backward - Early History of Old
Fairfield - Wayback Dates and Facts Concerning
Lancaster, Now Almost Forgotten |
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- The North-West Corner
- The New England Ohio Company
- Ohio Became One of the United States
- Photo of Mount Pleasant
- "Tarhe"
- The Sports of This Primitive People
- "Zane's Trace."
- New Lancaster
- The First Family of Lancaster
- The First Grist Mill - 12
- Photo of Rock Mill - 12
- The First Star Route in Ohio - 12
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CHAPTER II. - Lancaster - We Begin to be a Rea
Sure-Enough Town, with Streets and Alleys - Have a
"First White Child," All Our Own, and Several Other
First Things of Interest. |
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- Lancaster -
- The First White Child -
- The First Preacher - 15
- The Bar of Lancaster - 16
- Photo of Fairfield County Court House - 17
- The First Will - 17
- Early Schools of Fairfield County - 19
- "Doctor, Lawyer, Merchant, Chief." - 19
- Natural Resources - 20
- Scenic Fairfield - 20
- Pictures of Beck's Lake, Kettle Hills, Crystal Springs, The Hockhocking
& "A Day in June" - 21
- Photo of Main Entrance, Christmas Rocks - 22
- Photos of Christmas Rocks, Devil's Kitchen - Garhart Farm, The Flume,
Daniel Stuckey's Farm, Clarksville Pond, Indian
Kitchen - Christmas Rocks, Panther Cave, Entrance to
Christmas Rocks - 24
- Cold Spring Hill - 25
- "The Old Reservoir." - 25
- Pictures of Inspiration Point - "Where Rhododentrons Bloom." - Riven
Rock - Jacob's Ladder - Look-A-Way - 26
- Pictures of Memory's Walls - 27
- "Foot Prints on the Sands of Time" |
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CHAPTER III. - Modern Lancaster - Her Boards and Other
Officials; Schools, Churches, and Public
Institutions - The County Officials |
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- The Public Square - 29
- Pictures of Old City Hall - Market House - The First Court House - 30
- The Old Market House - 31
- The Board of Trade - 31
- Picture of Boxwell Commencement Class 1900 - 32
- Picture of Fountain - Public Square - 32
- Where Will You Find Its Equal? - 33
- Public Schools - 34
- Better Schools Demanded - 35
- The North District - 35
- Pictures of Prof. G. W. Welsh - North School Bldg. - Messrs. Harper,
Williams and Hartzler - East School Bldg. - 36
- The South District - 37
- High School - 39
- Rev. J. F. Reinmund, Superintendent - 41
- George W. Welsh, Superintendent - 42
- Organization for 1899-1900 - 43
- Teachers - 43
- Picture of Library - 44
- City Hall - 45
- Interior of Council Chamber - 46
- The Old Order Changeth - 47
- The Town Clock - 47
- Picture of Auditorium - 48
- City Officials, January 1, 1901 - 49
- City Council - 49
- Officials of Fairfield County, January 1, 1901 - 49
- Picture of Mayor's Office - 50
- Natural Gas Plant - 50
- Pictures of Hon. Leroy G. Silbaugh - Hon. Geo. S. Cunningham - Frank M.
Acton - John N. Wolf - 51
- Pictures of City Council including Frank P. Welty, Theodore Proxmire,
Isaac Light, James A. Tobin, Thomas McDonough,
Pres., John A. Mayer, Wm. R. Campbell, Cyrus W.
Mechling, William Snyder - 52
- Water Works - 53
- Pictures of Reservoir & Engine House and Ladder Company No. 1. - 54
- Lancaster Fire Department - 55
- Literary Lancaster - Her Newspapers - 55
- Forest Rose Cemetery - 56
- Picture of Forest Rose Cemetery & Elwood Cemetery - 57
- Pictures of County Officers including George H. Miller, A. B. Kiefaber,
William J. Fritz, John G. Reeves, James C. Mock &
Ad. H. Ginder - 58
- Pictures of County Officers including W. T. McClenaghan, Frank W. Raitze,
Nicholas Stuckey, Jacob Simon, A. E. Bretz &
Theodore Shallenberger - 59
- Fairfield County Infirmary - 61
- Picture of Parlor - County Infirmary - 61
- Pictures of County Infirmary from Water-Works Hill, Infirmary
Stock Yards, County Infirmary & County Orphans Home
- 62
- The Boys' Industrial School - 63
- Pictures of Administration Building Boy's Industrial School &
Superintendents Office, Administration Building
Boys' Industrial School - 64
- Pictures of Conservatory, Boys' Industrial School & Jenning's Hall Boys'
Industrial School - 65
- Pictures of Boys' Industrial School - 66
- Pictures of Pumping Station and Artesian Wells, A Romantic Spot, White
Chapel - 67
- Pictures of McKinley Avenue Boys' Industrial School & Boys on Parade,
Boys' Industrial School - 69
- Pictures of View of School from Garden Hill, Electric Light and Power
Station Boys' Industrial School & "Rock of Truth"
Boys' Industrial School - 71
- Crawfts Institute - Berne Township High School - 72
- Pictures of Crawfts Institute, Office, Dining Hill & Dormitories - 73
- A City of Churches - 75
- Grace Reformed Church - 75
- Pictures of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Methodist Episcopal
Church, Grace Reformed Church, Maple Street Chapel &
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church - 76
- Methodist Episcopal Church - 77
- St. John's Episcopal Church - 78
- St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church - 78
- Pictures of Rev. Father N. E. Pilger & Interior St. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church - 79
- Maple Street Chapel - 80
- First Presbyterian Church - 80
- Pictures of Prebyterian Church, St. Peter's Lutheran Church, First
English Lutheran Church, Trinity Evangelical Church
& Emanuel Lutheran Church - 82
- First English Lutheran Church - 83
- St. Peter's Lutheran Church - 83
- Pictures of Interior First English Lutheran Church & Rev. Arthur F.
Richardson Pastor First English Lutheran Church - 84
- Immanuel's German Evangelical Lutheran Church - 85
- Trinity Evangelical Church - 85
- African Methodist Episcopal Church - 86
- First Church of Christ, Scientist - 86
- United Brethren Church - 87
- Rev. Arthur F. Richardson - 87
- Rev. Geo. W. Halderman - 88
- Rev. P. D. Schory - 88
- Pictures of Rev. G. W. Mechling, Rev. W. L. Slutz, Rev. G. W. Halderman
& Rev. Charles C. Elson - 89
- Rev. Charles E. Elson - 90
- Rev. N. W. Sager - 90
- Pictures of Gen. W. T. Sherman, Hon. John Sherman, Thomas Ewing & Thomas
Ewing, Jr. - 91 |
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CHAPTER IV. - Lancaster's Sons and Daughters, Past
and Present |
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General William Tecumseh Sherman - 93
- Hon. John Sherman - 94
- Hon. Thomas Ewing - 95
- Gen. Thomas Ewing, Jr. - 96
- Pictures of Hoyt Sherman, Col. Henry B. Reese, Hugh Boyle Ewing & Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Reese - 98
- Mary Elizabeth Reese - 99
- Hugh Boyle Ewing - 99
- Samuel Alexander Griswold - 101
- Pictures of S. A. Griswold, Thomas Wetzler, John Trafford Brazee & Otto
W. Kraemer - 102
- Thomas Wetzler - 103
- Otto W. Kraemer - 104
- Henry Orman - 105
- Hon. Tallman Slough - 105
- William Medill - 106
- Nathaniel Wilson and the Wilson Burial Ground - 106
- Picture of Wilson Burying Ground - 107
- Darius Tallmadge - 108
- Pictures of Darius Tallmadge, Hocking H. Hunter, Benjamin F. Reinmund &
Dr. F. L. Flowers - 109
- Benjamin F. Reinmund - 110
- Mrs. Sarah Klotts w/ portrait - 111
- John H. Rhodes - 111
- Portraits of Samuel Rhodes, Hervey Scott, John H. Rhodes & Rev. P. D.
Schory - 112
- Hervey Scott - 113
- George M. Morris - 114
- William L. King - 114
- Portraits of W. L. King, Philip Nester, John M. King & Prof. Geo. M.
Morris - 115
- John M. King - 116
- Philip Nester - 116
- Leroy G. Silbaugh - 117
- George S. Cunningham - 117
- Frank M. Acton - 117
- John N. Wolfe - 118
- George W. Trimble - 118
- Portraits of R. F. Brown, Albert Getz, Chas. F. Nester & George W.
Trimble - 119
- R. F. Brown - 120
- Captain Albert Getz - 120
- Joseph W. Stewart - 120
- Portraits of Capt. J. M. Sutphen, H. T. Mechling, Louis J. Snyder &
Joseph W. Stewart - 121
- Louis J. Snyder - 122
- Hon. George Ewing - 122
- Portraits of N. Bonner, C. Lehmen, George Ewing & Robert H. Sharp - 123
- Robert H. Sharp - 125
- James C. Mock - 125
- Ad. H. Ginder - 126
- W. J. Fritz - 126
- George H. Miller - 126
- A. B. Kiefaber - 126
- Hon. John G. Reeves - 127
- Frank W. Raitze - 128
- Jacob Simon - 128
- Theodore Shallenberger - 129
- A. E. Bretz - 129
- Chris. Keller - 130
- E. H. Bininger - 130
- Board of Trade Portraits of Chris. Keller, Chas. H. Towson, E. H.
Bininger & Benjamin Dum - 131
- Charles H. Towson - 132
- W. C. Stretton - 132
- Board of Trade Portraits of W. C. Stretton, John C. Hite, Philip Marks &
Gust. A. Kraemer - 133
- Col. John C. Hite - 134
- Gustavus A. Kraemer - 134
- Charles McClellan Strickler - 135
- Abram R. Eversole - 135
- Bar Associates' Portraits of A. R. Eversole, Thomas H. Dalson, A. L.
Vorys, George E. Martin, Charles M. Strickler, James
W. Miller, Joseph S. Sites, James M. Ferrell &
Robert L. Gilliam - 136
- Bar Association's E. C. Rutter, M. A. Daugherty, Brooks E. Shell, Wm.
Davidson, L. O. Binckley, L. G. Silbaugh, J. M.
Shallenberger, J. Trafford Brasee, John S. Brasee,
David E. Sites, John H. Littrell, C. C. Pickering,
Wm. Daughterty, Otto Beeles, Van A. Snider, H. C.
Drinkle & L. L. Wagner - 137
- F. W. Wright - 138
- Fred L. Mauger - 138
- A. J. Arnold - 138
- Portraits of A. J. Arnold, Frank W. Wright, George H. Heed & Fred L.
Mauger - 139
- H. Clinton Belt - 140
- Clay Harris Shaw - 140
- Robert H. Crook - 140
- Dr. J. J. Silbaugh - 140
- Portraits of Fenwick Ewing, Robert H. Crook, H. Clinton Belt & Clay H.
Shaw - 141
- Joseph P. Hershberger, M. D. - 142
- Dr. Charles Franklin Junkerman - 142
- Portraits of Dr. J. J. Silbaugh, Dr. Jos. P. Hershberger, Dr. G. A.
Harman & Dr. Chas. Franklin Junkerman - 143
- Dr. Charles Edward Reese - 144
- Dr. George W. O'Grady - 144
- Dr. Lee H. DeCourcy O'Grady
- 144
- Dr. J. C. Scott - 144
- Portraits of Dr. J. H. Stuckey, Dr. Chas. E. Reese, Dr. W. C. Graham,
Dr. George W. O'Grady & Dr. Lee H. DeCourcy O'Grady
- 145
- Dr. John J. Stuckey - 146
- Dr. C. W. Outcalt
- 146
- Dr. W. C. Graham - 146
- Portraits of Dr. J. C. Scott, Dr. J. J. Stuckey, Dr. C. W. Outcalt & Dr.
E. C. Repass - 147
- Dr. E. C. Repass - 148 |
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CHAPTER V. - The Business Life of a Thriving City,
as Enemplafied by the Leading Commercial, and
Manufacturing Interests of Lancaster. |
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- The Hocking Valley Railway - 149
- Picture of Double Track System of the Hocking Valley Railroad at Willow
Crossing - 149
- Pictures of Depot Interior & Depot - 150
- Picture of Fairfield County Bank - 151
- The Fairfield County Bank - 152
- Pictures of Hotel Mithoff & Hotel Mithoff Dining Room - 153
- Pictures of Hillside Hotel Parlor & Hillside Hotel Dining Room - 154
- Hotel Mithoff - J. R. Aiken - 155
- Hillside Hotel - 155
- Picture of Hillside Hotel - 156
- Mr. Charles Bauman - 156
- Hillside Hotel Entertainment Hall - 157
- Crystal Springs - 157
- Pictures of Crystal Springs (2) & Christmas Rocks - 158
- Pictures of Mr. Keller's East Main Street Store, Interior of Mr.
Keller's East Main Street Store - 159
- Pictures of Columbus Street Grocery and Warehouse of Chris Keller &
Interior of Mr. Keller's Columbus Street Store - 159
- George H. Hoffman - 160
- Pictures of Office and Residence of George Matt, East Main Street &
Lancaster Athletic Club Monumental Park - 161
- Pictures of Residence and Store of Geo. H. Hoffman, East Main Street &
Store of Ira B. Bumgardner, Nave Building - 161
- Ira B. Bumgardner - 162
- Stropel Brothers - 162
- George H. Wetzel - 162
- Pictures of Stropel Brothers - 163
- Pictures of Residence of E. M. Bininger & Residence and Drug Store of
George H. Wetzel - 164
- The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, of New York City - 165
- Stuckey Cigar Co. 165
- W. F. Getz - 165
- Pictures of Office of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Columbus
Building & Interior of W. H. Stuckey & Co's Cigar
Store - 166
- Pictures of Bell Telephone Company, Bell Telephone Company's Storage
Battery Rooms, Residence and Office of Wm. F.
Columbus and Wheeling Sts. & Stables of Wm. F. Getz
- 167
- Z. Feigley - 168
- William G. Brenner - 168
- Pictures of Laundry of Wm. G. Brenner, Residence of Z. Feigley, Office
of Wm. G. Brenner, Interior of Wm. G. Brenner's
Laundry & Store of Z. Feigley - 169
- Pictures of The A. Getz Shoe Factory & The Lancaster Shoe Factory - 170
- Pictures of The Ohio Shoe Factory & The Fairfield Shoe Factory - 171
- Lancaster's Leading Shoe Factories - 172
- Ohio Flint Glass Works - 173
- Hocking Valley Bridge Works, Benjamin F. Dum, Proprietor - 173
- Pictures of Ohio Flint Glass Works & Furnace Room - Ohio Flint Glass
Works - 174
- Pictures of Stock Room Ohio Flint Glass Works & Hocking Valley Bridge
Works - 175
- Frankenberg Brothers - 176
- The Lancaster Bottling Works - Rushie & Raitz - 176
- Pictures of Lancaster Bottling Works - Rushie & Raitze, Brick Machine in
W. B. Henry's Brick and Tile Works, Interior of
Frankenberg Bros. Vox Factory & Interior of
Franenberg Bros. Box Factory - 177
- Pictures of Brick and Tile Works of W. B. Henry & Hocking Valley
Manufacturing Company - 178
- Hocking Valley Manufacturing Co. - 179
- Pictures of Engine Room of Electric Light Plant & Gas and Electric Light
Plant - 180
- E. Becker Brweing Co. - 181
- The Mokena Mills - 181
- Pictures of Brew Room, Ice Machine & The E. Becker Brewing Company - 182
- Pictures of Mokena Flour Mills & A Deeds and Sons Flour Mill - 183
- A. Deeds & Sons - 184
- The Allegheny Quarries - 184
- Pictures of One of the Flour Alegheny Stone Quarries & Stone Mills and
Commissary of the Allegheny Quarries - 185
- The R. L. Sharp Stone Co. - 186
- Pictures of Home of Robert H. Sharp, Sugar Grove, Ohio & Quarry of R. L.
Sharp Stone Co., Sugar Grove, Ohio - 187
- Gravett & Son - 188
- Edwin Emrich - 188
- Pictures of Residence of Mr. Edwin Embich & Reception Hall - Mr. Edwin
Embich's Residence - 189
- Pictures of Library Mr. Edwin Embich's Residence & Music Room - Mr.
Edwin Embich's Residence - 190
- Pictures of Parlor of Edwin Embich's Residence, Edwin Embich & James M.
Pickering - 191
- James T. Pickerman - 192
- E. B. White - 192
- Pictures of Residence of E. B. White, East Main Street & Residence of A.
I. Vorys, East Main Street - 193
- Samuel Effinger - 194
- Dr. Michael Effinger - 194
- Pictures of Residence of Rev. Slutz & Residence of Dr. Michael Effinger
- 195
- John Effinger - 196
- Picture of Residence of Hon. John O. Reeves, Wh___ __broad Street
- 197
- Picture of Home of Charles H. Towson - 198
- Picture of Interior of Rev. G. W. Mechling & Residence of W. C. Stretton,
North High Street - 199
- Pictures of Country Home of Philip Marks & Property of J. W. Hall,
Corner High and Allen Streets - 200
- Pictures of Residence of Dr. J. J. Silbaugh, Mulberry, Near High St. -
201
- Residence of W. B. Henry, North High Street - 201
- Residence of Emanuel Wagenhalls, North Columbus Street - 201
- Residence of Dr. J. H. Stuckey, East Chestnut Street - 201 |
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CHAPTER VI. - Bremen, Our Little Sister |
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- Picture of Blackberry Season, Main and Broad
Streets, Bremen - 203
- Picture of New Methodist Episcopal Church, Bremen - 203
- Picture of Marietta Street, Bremen - 203
- Picture of Public School Building, Bremen - 203
- Jacob B. Turner - 204
- Portraits of Albert T. Turner, William S. Turner, Edward Turner & Mr. &
Mrs. J. B. Turner - 205
- H. M. Shelhamer - 206
- Grant Cusac - 206
- Portraits of H. M. Shelhamer, Grant Cusac, C. W. Ricket & J. E. Purvis -
207
- Picture of Office of the Bremen "Banner" - 208
- Picture of Turner Flouring Mill, Bremen - 208
- Picture of Presbyterian Church, Bremen - 208
- Portraits of Dr. F. P. Strayer & C. E. Kagay - 209
- Picture of Office of Dr. F. P. Strayer - 209
- Dr. F. P. Strayer, 210
- C. W. Ricket - 210
- The Bremen Banner - 210
- Picture of Interior of H. M. Shelhamer & Co.'s Department Store, Bremen
- 211
- Picture ofThe Bell & Bell Hardware Store - 211
- Picture of Residence of Jacob B. Turner, Bremen - 212
- Picture of Residence of William S. Turner, Bremen - 212
- Picture of Residence of Albert T. Turner, Bremen - 212
- Picture of Residence of Edward Turner, Bremen - 212
- Picture of Residence of J. E. Purvis, Bremen - 213
- Picture of C. A. Staker & Co. - 213
- Picture of C. A. Staker & Co.'s Furniture Department - 213
- Picture of Residence of F. P. Strayer, Bremen - 214
- Picture of Residence of H. M. Shelhamer, Bremen - 214
- Picture of Residence of L. O. Binkley, Bremen - 214
- Picture of Residence of Charles M. Ricket - 214
- David F. Bell - 215
- Albert Bell - 215
- G. A. Staker & Co. - 215
- Robert J. Black - 215 |
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INDEX - |
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Acton, Frank M. |
19, 51, 117 |
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African M. E., |
86 |
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Aiken, J. R. |
155 |
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Allegheny Quarries, The |
184, 185, 186 |
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Arnold, A. J. |
138, 139 |
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Arnold, Henry |
19 |
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Astor Fur Trading Co. |
6 |
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Auditorium |
48 |
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Bank, The Fairfield Co. |
151, 152 |
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Baptist |
15 |
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Bar of Lancaster |
16, 136, 137 |
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Bauman, A. |
31, 33, 55 |
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Bauman, Charles F. |
156 |
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Baumgardner, W. M. |
157, 159 |
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Beck, Wm., Rev. |
28 |
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Becker, H. E. |
33 |
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Beck's Lake |
21 |
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Beecher, Philemon |
19, 27 |
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Beeles, Otto |
137 |
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Beery, A. F., Rev. |
28, 85 |
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Bell & Bell |
211 |
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Bell Telephone Co. |
167 |
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Bell, Albert |
215 |
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Bell, David F. |
215 |
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Belt, H. Clinton |
140, 141 |
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Bigelow, J. M., Dr. |
19 |
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Binckley, L. O. |
137, 211 |
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Bininger, E. H. |
33, 130, 131, 161 |
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Black, Robert J. |
215 |
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Board of Trade |
31, 33, 131, 132 |
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Boerstler, Geo, Sr., Dr. |
19, 35 |
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Bonner, N. |
49, 123 |
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Bope, Frank W., Rev. |
28 |
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Bope, P. |
35 |
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Boving, Charles H., Rev. |
28 |
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Boxwell Commencement Class, 1900 |
32 |
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Boys' Industrial School |
63-72 |
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Brasee, J. Trafford |
137 |
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Brasee, John S. |
137 |
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Brasee, John Trafford |
16, 19, 45, 120 |
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Bremen Banner |
208 |
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Bremen Presbyterian Church |
208 |
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Bremen Public School |
203 |
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Bremen, Methodist Church, New |
203 |
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Bremen, Ohio |
202, 215 |
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Brenner, William G. |
168, 169 |
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Bretz, A. E. |
49, 60, 129 |
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Brewing, The E. Beeker Co. |
181, 182 |
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Bright, Abraham |
11 |
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Bright, John |
16 |
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Bright, Major |
11 |
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Brown, R. F. |
49, 53, 119, 120 |
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Busby, Lavina, Miss |
45 |
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Buschemeyer, Fred |
49, 51 |
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Butler, Flora, Miss |
19 |
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Campbell, Wm. R. |
49, 52 |
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Canal |
25 |
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Card, Wm. W. |
45 |
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Carnahan, Archibald |
19 |
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Carpenter, Paul, Dr. |
19 |
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Cartmen, E. B. |
40, 45, 179 |
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Castle, J. C., Mrs. |
11 |
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Cemetery - Elmwood |
57, 58 |
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Cemetery - Forest Rose |
56, 57, 58 |
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Census of Lancaster |
33 |
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Census of the County |
20 |
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Christmas Rocks |
22, 23, 24, 158 |
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Churches |
15-16, 75-87 |
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City Council |
49, 52 |
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City Hall |
4, 30, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49 |
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City Officials |
48 |
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Clarksville Pond |
21 |
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Club House, Lancaster Athletic |
161 |
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Cold Spring Hill |
25 |
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Cole, C. P., Glass Co., The |
31 |
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Columbus Gas Works |
31 |
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Converse, James |
11, 19 |
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Cooper, Robert |
11 |
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Coshocton Campaign |
6 |
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Council Chamber |
46 |
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County Infirmary |
61, 62 |
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County Officials |
49, 59, 60 |
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Court House |
16, 17, 30 |
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Cox, Wm., Rev. |
35 |
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Crawfis Institute |
72-75 |
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Crawford's Death |
6 |
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Creed, John |
19 |
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Crook, Robert H. |
140, 141 |
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Crystal Springs |
21, 23, 157, 158, 159 |
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Cunningham, Geo. S., Hon. |
45, 61, 117 |
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Cusac, Grant |
206, 207 |
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Cutler, Manasseh |
6 |
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Daugherty, M. A. |
137 |
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Daugherty, Wm. |
137 |
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Davidson, James |
33 |
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Davidson, Wm. |
47, 137 |
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Day in June |
21 |
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Debott, Geo., Rev. |
15 |
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Deeds, A. & Sons, Flour Mill |
183, 184 |
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Depot |
150 |
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Devil's Kitchen |
24 |
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Dolson, Thomas H. |
136 |
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Drinkle, H. C. |
45, 137 |
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Due, Ishmael |
11 |
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Dum, Benjamin F. |
33, 47, 131, 173, 175 |
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Edwards, T. O. |
19, 27 |
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Effinger, John |
196 |
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Effinger, Michael, Dr. |
194, 195 |
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Effinger, Samuel |
19, 194 |
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Elson, Charles C., Rev. |
89, 90 |
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Embich, Edwin |
188, 189, 190, 191 |
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Engine House |
54 |
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Evangelical Association |
15 |
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Eversole, Abram R. |
56, 135, 136 |
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Ewing, Fenwick |
141 |
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Ewing, George, Hon. |
27, 122, 123, 124 |
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Ewing, Hugh Boyle |
27, 98, 99, 100 |
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Ewing, P. B. |
19, 27 |
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Ewing, Thomas, Hon. |
8, 16, 18, 27, 45, 92, 93, 95 |
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Ewing, Thomas, Jr., Gen. |
27, 28, 92, 96, 97 |
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Fairfield County in 1805 |
14 |
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Feigley, Z. |
168, 169 |
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Ferrell, James M. |
136 |
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Fire Department |
55 |
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Firest Grist Mill |
12 |
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First Business Men |
19 |
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First Church |
15 |
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First Church of Christ, Scientist |
86 |
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First County Treasurer's Report |
18 |
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First English Lutheran |
82, 83, 84 |
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First Family of Lancaster |
11 |
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First Jail |
16 |
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First Mail Carrier |
12, 13 |
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First Merchant |
11 |
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First Post office |
12 |
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First Preacher |
15 |
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First Presbyterian |
15, 80, 18, 82 |
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First Professional Men |
19 |
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First Schools of Fairfield |
19 |
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First Star Route in Ohio |
12 |
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First Tax Payers |
17 |
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First Wedding |
12 |
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First White Child |
14 |
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First will Recorded |
17 |
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Flowers, F. L., Dr. |
109 |
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Flume, The |
21 |
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Foster, F. A. |
19, 35 |
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Fountain, Public Square |
31, 32 |
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Frankenberg Brothers, |
176, 177 |
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Fricker, Thomas |
16 |
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Fritter, Kinnis |
45 |
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Fritz, William J. |
49, 59, 126 |
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Gas and Electric Light Plant, |
180 |
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Gas Plant, Natural |
50, 53 |
|
Gas Trustees |
119 |
|
Geology of Fairfield Co. |
7, 20 |
|
Getz, Albert F. |
33, 49, 53, 119, 121, 172 |
|
Getz, Wm. F. |
165, 167 |
|
Giesy, Samuel, Rev. |
28 |
|
Gilliam, Robert L. |
136 |
|
Ginder, Ad. H. |
49, 59, 126 |
|
Glick, M. |
49 |
|
Goetz, Wm., Mr. & Mrs. |
155, 156 |
|
Grace Reformed |
16, 75-77 |
|
Graham & Black |
183 |
|
Graham, W. C., Dr. |
146, 147 |
|
Gravett & Son |
188 |
|
Gravett, John |
45 |
|
Green, John, Mr. & Mrs. |
14 |
|
Greenville Treaty |
10 |
|
Griswold, James |
33 |
|
Griswold, Samuel Alexander |
56, 101, 102 |
|
Grubb, Jacob |
29 |
|
Haas, Benjamin |
49 |
|
Halderman, Geo. W., Rev. |
88, 89 |
|
Hall of Fame, |
27, 28 |
|
Hall, J. W. |
200 |
|
Hannum, Wm., Rev. |
28 |
|
Harman, G. A., Dr. |
143 |
|
Harper, Williams & Hartzler |
36 |
|
Hart, M., Rev. |
87 |
|
Heed, George H. |
139, 177 |
|
Henry, W. B. |
177, 178, 201 |
|
Hensel, Jacob h., Rev. |
28 |
|
Hershberger, Joseph P., Dr. |
142, 143 |
|
Hilles, C. D. |
56, 63, 72 |
|
Hite, Ella, Miss |
45 |
|
Hite, Jacob |
37 |
|
Hite, John C. |
56, 133, 134 |
|
Hockhocking River, |
7, 21, 23 |
|
Hocking Vallely Bridge Works |
173, 175 |
|
Hocking Valley Manufacturing Co. |
178, 179 |
|
Hoffman, George H. |
33, 160, 161 |
|
Hotel Hillside |
29, 154, 155, 156, 157 |
|
Hotel Mithoff |
29, 153, 155 |
|
Hotels, |
29 |
|
Howe, Professor |
19 |
|
Hunter, Ed. F. |
27 |
|
Hunter, George |
28 |
|
Hunter, Hocking H. |
11, 14, 16, 27, 45, 109 |
|
Hunter, James |
17, 19 |
|
Hunter, John |
27 |
|
Hunter, Joseph, Capt. |
14-Nov |
|
Indian Kitchen |
24 |
|
Immanuel Lutheran |
82, 86 |
|
Inspiration Point |
26 |
|
Irwin, Wm. W. |
16, 27 |
|
Jacob's Ladder |
23, 26 |
|
Junkerman, Chas., Dr. |
112, 143 |
|
Kagay, C. E. |
208, 209, 210 |
|
Kaumeyer, C. A., Rev. |
85 |
|
Keller, A. R. |
28 |
|
Keller, Chris |
33, 130, 131, 159 |
|
Kettle Hills |
20, 21 |
|
Kiefaher, A. B. |
49, 59, 72, 126 |
|
King, Albert D. |
28 |
|
King, John M. |
115, 116 |
|
King, Thomas |
28 |
|
King, William L. |
114, 151 |
|
Kinkead, John C. |
28 |
|
Klotts, Sarah, Mrs. |
111 |
|
Kraemer, Gust A. |
33, 133, 134 |
|
Kraemer, Otto W. |
102, 104 |
|
Krider, M. Z., Dr. |
19, 45 |
|
Lamb, Judson, Rev. |
28 |
|
|
Lancaster |
14 |
|
Lancaster, Modern |
29 |
|
Lancaster, New |
10, 11 |
|
Lehman, C. |
49, 123 |
|
Library, Public |
43, 44, 45 |
|
Light, Isaac |
49, 52 |
|
Littrell, John H. |
137 |
|
Look-a-way |
26 |
|
Loveland, Joseph |
12 |
|
Maccracken, Samuel |
19, 45 |
|
Maccracken, W. B. |
33 |
|
Manger, Fred L. |
138, 139 |
|
Maple Street Chapel |
76, 80 |
|
Market House |
29, 30, 31 |
|
Marks, Philip |
133, 200 |
|
Martin, C. D., Hon. |
27 |
|
Martin, Geo. e. |
136 |
|
Martin, J. D. |
35, 37 |
|
Matt, George |
33, 161 |
|
Mayer, John A. |
49, 52 |
|
Mayor's Office |
50 |
|
McCae, Sosthenese |
16 |
|
McClenaghan, W. T. |
49, 60 |
|
McDonough, Thomas |
45, 49, 52 |
|
McIntire, John |
13 |
|
Mechling, Cyrus W. |
47, 49, 52 |
|
Mechling, H. T. |
49, 121 |
|
Methodist Episcopal |
15, 76, 77 |
|
Metropolitan, The Live Insurance Co. |
165, 166 |
|
Miesse, Geo. W., Rev. |
28 |
|
Miller, C. C. |
27 |
|
Miller, Geo. H. |
49, 59 |
|
Miller, James W. |
136 |
|
Miller, Peter |
33 |
|
Ministers and Missionaries |
28 |
|
Mithoff, Theodore |
33, 179 |
|
Mmedill, William |
116, 27, 45, 106 |
|
Mock, James C. |
49, 59, 125 |
|
Mokena Flour Mills |
181, 183 |
|
Moore, Levi |
41 |
|
Morley, John |
13 |
|
Morris, George M., |
114, 115 |
|
Mt. Pleasant |
7, 8 |
|
Natural Gas Plant |
50, 53 |
|
Natural Resources |
20 |
|
Nester, Charles F. |
49, 53, 119 |
|
New England Ohio Co. |
6 |
|
Newspapers |
55, 56 |
|
Noble, John W. |
27 |
|
North-West Territory |
5 |
|
Oger, Frank |
47 |
|
O'Grady, George W., Dr. |
144, 145 |
|
O'Grady, Lee H. DeCourey, Dr. |
144, 145 |
|
Ohio became one of the United States |
7 |
|
Ohio Company |
6 |
|
Ohio Flint Glass Wroks |
31, 173, 175 |
|
Original Plot |
10 |
|
Orman, Henry |
35, 105 |
|
Orphans' Home |
62 |
|
Outcaclt, Ricahrd |
28 |
|
Outcalt, C. W., Dr. |
146, 147 |
|
Palmer, L. H. |
28 |
|
Panther, Cave |
24 |
|
Pickering, C. C. |
137 |
|
Pickering, James M. |
191, 192 |
|
Pilger, N. E., Rev. Father |
79 |
|
Postmaster |
49, 191 |
|
Proxmire, Theodore |
49, 52 |
|
Public Square, The |
29 |
|
Purves, J. E. |
207, 213 |
|
Quinn, James, Rev. |
15 |
|
Railroad, The Hocking Valley |
149-150, 152 |
|
Railroads |
29 |
|
Rainey, John C. |
35, 37 |
|
Raitze, Frank W. |
49, 60, 128 |
|
Reber, Peter |
15, 29 |
|
Reed, Robert |
35, 37 |
|
Reek, Abraham, Rev. |
28 |
|
Reese, Charles E., Dr. |
144, 145 |
|
Reese, Henry B., Col. |
98, 99 |
|
Reese, Mary Elizabeth, Mrs. |
98, 99 |
|
Reese, Wm. J. |
16, 99 |
|
Reimund, J. F., Rev. |
28, 41 |
|
Reinhold, Frank J., Rev. |
28 |
|
Reinmund, Benjamin |
109, 110 |
|
Reinmund, Henry J. |
27 |
|
Repass, E. C., Dr. |
146, 147 |
|
Reservoir, The New |
54 |
|
Reservoir, The Old |
25 |
|
Rhodes, John H. |
111, 112 |
|
Rhodes, Samuel |
112 |
|
Rhododendrons |
23, 26 |
|
Richardson, Arthur F., Rev. |
84, 87 |
|
Ricket, C. W. |
207, 210, 214 |
|
Riven Rock |
26 |
|
Robinson, H. H. |
35 |
|
Rock of Truth |
23 |
|
Rushie & Raitze |
176, 177 |
|
Rutter, E. C. |
137 |
|
Sager, N. W., Rev. |
90 |
|
Sale of Town Lots |
14 |
|
Sanderson, George, General |
11, 12, 13, 14, 35, 55 |
|
Sargent Winthrop |
6 |
|
Scenic Fairfield |
20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 |
|
School Buildings, 36 |
|
|
School Teachers |
43 |
|
School, High, Studies |
40 |
|
Schools, Public |
34, 43 |
|
Schory, P. D., Rev. |
88, 112 |
|
Scott, Hervey |
14, 25, 112, 113 |
|
Scott, J. C., Dr. |
144, 147 |
|
Shafer, Isaac |
11 |
|
Shalhamer, H. M. |
205, 207, 214 |
|
Shallenberger, J. M. |
137 |
|
Shallenberger, Theodore |
49, 60, 129 |
|
Sharp, Robert H. |
123, 125, 187 |
|
Sharp, The R. L. Stone Co. |
137 |
|
Shaw, Clay Harris |
140, 141 |
|
Shelhamer, H. M. & C. |
211 |
|
Shell, Brooks, E. |
137 |
|
Sherman, Charles R. |
27, 28, 93, 94, 99 |
|
Sherman, Charles T. |
27 |
|
Sherman, Hot |
98 |
|
Sherman, John, Hon. |
19, 27, 92, 94 |
|
Sherman, William T,, Gen. |
19, 27, 92, 93 |
|
Shockley, Mary, Miss |
28 |
|
Shoe Factories |
170, 171, 172, 173 |
|
Shumaker, Eli B., Rev. |
28 |
|
Silbaugh, J. J., Dr. |
140, 141, 201 |
|
Silbaugh, Leroy G., Hon. |
51, 117, 137 |
|
Sillman, Judge |
16 |
|
Simon, Jacob |
49, 60, 128 |
|
Sites, David E. |
137 |
|
Sites, Joseph S. |
49, 136 |
|
Slade, Wm. |
35 |
|
Slaughter, Robert F., Judge |
16, 27, 56 |
|
Slough, Tallman, Hon. |
105, 106 |
|
Slutz, W. L., Rev. |
89, 195 |
|
Smith, George, Rev. |
28 |
|
Smith, Hezekiah |
12 |
|
Smith, William, Rev. |
28 |
|
Snyder, Louis J. |
19, 121, 122 |
|
Snyder, Van A. |
137 |
|
Snyder, Wm. |
49, 52 |
|
Sports of Primitive People, |
9, 10 |
|
Spurgeon, Jesse |
11 |
|
Spybey, Wm., Rev. |
28 |
|
Sslocum, E. L. |
33 |
|
St. Clair, Arthur, Gov. |
6, 19 |
|
St. John's Episcopal |
16, 76, 78 |
|
St. Mary's Roman Catholic |
16, 76, 78, 79 |
|
St. Peter's Lutheran |
16, 82, 83, 84 |
|
Staker, G. A. & Co. |
213, 215 |
|
Stanbery, Henry |
16, 27, 45 |
|
Steck, Michael John, Rev. |
16, 83 |
|
Stewart, Joseph W. |
120, 121 |
|
Strayer, F. P., Dr. |
209, 210, 211 |
|
Stretton, W. C. |
33, 132, 133, 131, 199 |
|
Strickler, Charles McClelland |
135, 136 |
|
Stropel Brothers |
162, 163 |
|
Stuart, Levi |
15 |
|
Stuckey Cigar Co. |
165, 166 |
|
Stuckey, J. H., Dr. |
146, 201 |
|
Stuckey, John J., Dr. |
146, 117 |
|
Stuckey, Nicholas |
49, 60 |
|
Sturgeon, Thomas |
19, 28 |
|
Sutphen, J. M., Dapt. |
42, 47, 53, 121 |
|
Swartz, Andrew, Rev. |
28 |
|
Symmes, John Cleve |
7 |
|
Tallmadge, Darius |
108, 109 |
|
Tarhe |
8 |
|
Tobin, James A. |
49, 52 |
|
Toliver, P., Rev. |
86 |
|
Tomepontchala, Indian Guide |
13 |
|
Townships |
20 |
|
Towson, Chas. H. |
33, 131, 132, 198 |
|
Trimble, George W. |
49, 50, 53, 118, 119 |
|
Trimble, William, Rev. |
12 |
|
Trinity Evangelical |
82, 85 |
|
Trout, W. W., Rev. |
28 |
|
Turner Mill |
208 |
|
Turner, Albert T. |
205, 212 |
|
Turner, Edward |
205, 212 |
|
Turner, Emanuel, Rev. |
28 |
|
Turner, Jacob B., Mr. & Mrs. |
204, 205, 212 |
|
Turner, John M., Rev. |
28 |
|
Turner, William S. |
205, 212 |
|
Tuthill, John C. |
27 |
|
Tuthill, John L. |
37, 40 |
|
Upfield, Wm. |
35 |
|
Van Trump, P. |
16, 45 |
|
Vorys, A. L. |
27, 136, 193 |
|
Vorys, Isaiah |
43, 45, 49 |
|
Wagenhals, Emanuel |
201 |
|
Wagner, L. L. |
137 |
|
Water Works |
25, 53, 54 |
|
Weaver, J. C. |
35 |
|
Welsh, G. W., Prof. |
36, 42, 45, 49 |
|
Welty, Frank P. |
49, 52 |
|
Wetzel, Geo. H. |
162, 163 |
|
Wetzler, Thomas |
102, 103, 104 |
|
Whiley, F. C. |
23, 45, 53 |
|
Whiley, Samuel |
33, 49 |
|
White, E. B. |
49, 58, 192, 193 |
|
White, James, Dr. |
19 |
|
Wilhelm, Martin, Rev. |
28 |
|
Williams, Levi |
13 |
|
Williamson, General |
16 |
|
Willis, N. P. |
14 |
|
Willis, Nathaniel |
14 |
|
Wilson Burying Grounds |
107 |
|
Wilson, Nathaniel |
11,106, 108 |
|
Wise, George, Rev. |
16 |
|
Wizard Well |
23 |
|
Wolfe, John N. |
49, 51, 118 |
|
Work, C. W., Rev. |
28 |
|
Work, J. |
35 |
|
Worthington, Thomas |
14 |
|
Wright, F. W. |
138, 139 |
|
Wright, S. J. |
33, 50 |
|
Wyandots |
7, 8 |
|
Wyman, Washington |
49 |
|
Zane, Ebenezer |
11, 13, 25, 29, 53 |
|
Zane, Jonathan |
13 |
|
Zane, Noah |
13 |
|
Zanes' Trace |
10 |
|
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