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Volume VI

Jun. 1865

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Meeting, Norwalk 1 Meeting, Perkins 3 Meeting, Monroeville 5 Obituary Notice of Hon. E. Cooke 8 Cooke E., Biographical notice of 8 Perkins, some account of its settlement 9 Perkins, personal reminiscences of Jesse Taylor and others 18 Lockwood Family 21 Baker R., early settlement of Perkins by 23 War on Wolves 25 Wolves, Waron 25 Firelands, Survey of by Hoyt 27 Death of a Pioneer Editor of the Reserve 29 Webb, Thomas D., death of 29 Pioneer Settler of Sandusky 33 Garrison, John, Autobiography of 33 Account of the Murder of Wood & Bishop 43 Wood, murdered by Indians 57     Bronson, Early Settlement of 52 Clarion, Sandusky 54 Pioneers, evenings with 51 Sandusky Clarion, or Evenings with the Pioneers   Clarksfield, one of the earliest settlers of 58 Wood, Ezra, Genealogy or 58 Cleveland in 1796 - 59 Oliver Culver 59 Nuptials, announced in Sandusky Clarion 101 Chicago Tribune and Press, History of 102 Obituary Noticesq 115 Notices, Obituaries 115

Home, Our Summer 60 Dover, pioneer meeting at 62 Pioneer Meeting at Toledo 64 Rogers family 65 Golden Wedding at Hudson 66 Hartford Courant 67 Relic, a Revolutionary 68 Miscellaneous 69 Fifty Years Ago and Now - No. 1 69 Fifty Years Ago and Now - No. 2 70 Relics, Indian 71 Williams County, early history of 73 Case, late Leonard, life and character of 75 Claybourn, John H., oldest citizen of Chicago 77 Pierce, Mrs. Polly, reminiscences of 79 Annual Meeting, Secretary's Report at 80 Robinson, Wm., sketch of the life of 83 Fire Lands Historical Society, Members of 84 Pioneer Wolf in Sheep's Clothing 94 Steamboats, Lake 96 Origin of the Stars and Stripes 96 American Book, first published 97 Preference, primitive 98 Forty Years Ago 99 Affection, Conjugal of an Indian 99 Great Lakes 99 Gass Springs 100 Oil and Gass Springs 100 Burning Springs 100 About the Old Folks 101 Illinois, Origin of its Name 101 ERRATA 123

ERRATA Page 50, 1st col., 27th line, for "Tyler Peck," read "Taylor Peck." Page 50, 2d col., 7th line, read residence Burton: Children: Daniel, &c. Page 52, 1st col., 22d and 24th lines, for "He" read "We" Page 52, 2d col., put period after "George" Page 53, 2d col., for "1832," 5th line from bottom, read "1829." Page 55, 1st col.,. 11th line, for "W. Carter," read "N. Carter." Page 55, 2d column, 3d line, put period after "others" and insert after it "Our people are paying much attention to Woll growing and art." &c., &c. Page 55, 2d col., 7th line from bottom, for "Tholia" read "Thalia." Page 58, 2d col., for "Richland" read "Crawford." Page 59, 2d col., 18th line from Bottom, before "Sandstone," insert so as to read - Slatestone formation when the lime and slate are mingled together and again driven South on to the "Sandstone formation where all three, &c.  Same column 10th line from bottomo for "Swamps" read "Surface." Page 60, 1st col., 17th and 18th lines strike out "running Eastward and Northwesterly," and read, - they swung Eastward and Northeasterly, &c. Page 62, 2d col., for "Lemuel Sherman," read "Edward Sherman." Page 66, 1st col., for "Coytazine," read "Coglazier." Page 43, 2nd col., 3d line from bottom read "Contributors." Page 44, 1st col., 4th line from bottom read "with the usual," & c. Page 44, 2d col., 18th line from bottom read "blows" for "blow." Page 45, 1st col., 14th line from bottom, make period after "Murderers." Page 45, 2d col., place quotation marks before "Negonaba" and after "guilty." Page 46, 1st col., 31st line, read "recovered" for "recorded." Page 47, 2d col., 13th line, connect sentence thus - "what they meant, in the following manner," &c. Page 48, 1st col., for "Jubez," read "Jabez." Page 80, 2d col., 4th line from bottom for "provisions." read "provision." Page 82, 1st col., for present, read "Pleasant occasions," &c. Page 82, 2d col., 1st line - put a period after "Shore. Page 85, for Henry Chapin‡ read Henry Chapin* Page 87, for Mared Green "Glastenburg" read "Glastenbury"