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Source: Olive Branch Newspaper - Circleville, Ohio
Dated: Feb. 27, 1821
Lost pocketbook, contents $1 note on Bank of Hamilton, due bill for
$10, against John Craig, account against Jacob Larick,
one in favor of John Creed against Elias Bixler.
Copy of subscription list to collect for Rev. Williams Jones.
Signed James M'Clelland, Tarlton, P. O.
Estates - Mathias Fry's (pro. Oct. 25, 1820), Elizabeth
Fry, admix |
Source: Olive Branch Newspaper - Circleville, Ohio
Dated: May 1, 1821
William Jones, James Bell, trustee;
Jacob Howell, Madison twp. Pickaway Co., Benjamin
Howell, Admr; Jacob Haitzman, Saltcreek twp.;
Pickaway co., Phillip Shortle, admr.; Isaac
Cook, boarding and tavern (formerly occupied by John B.
Bentley). Mentions - George Brown, John
Ludwig, John Ely, James Renick,
Daniel Hoffman, Charles Robertson,
Thomas Robertson, Lucius Nebucker.
Estrays - Charles W. Selby, Walnut twp.; James
Wilson, John Wilson, John Shoup,
J. P.; Alexander Gillispie, Abraham Van
Meter, Benjamin B. Beckett, Humphrey
Beckett, J. P., Darby twp.; Isaac Miller,
Andrew Reed, Theodore Mitchell, Nathan
Perrill, J. P., Madison twp.; Christian Foust,
Adam Zeahrung, Daniel Critz, Peter
Parcels, J. P., Saltcreek Twp.; Balzer Mantle,
Obadiah Thomas, Samuel Silliband,
David Henderson, J. P., Darby twp. Death infant of
Capt. Thomas Haire. |
Source: Olive Branch Newspaper - Circleville, Ohio
Dated: Jun. 26, 1821
John Andrew Wiseman, boot and shoe apprentice
runaway by Joseph Johnston. Robert
Evans Tavern. Sheriff (Francis Kinnear)'s
sale - Property of - John Hoffman suit of Peter Kinder,
William B. Gould and John E. Morgan suit of
Amasa Delano, Daniel Dresbach and John
Ludwig suit of John Hoffman, Peter
Apple suit of John Leavell, Jacob Zeager
suit of Lewis Evans, Jacob Zeager suit
of Stephen Short, Phillip Moots suit of
John McCoy, Daniel Dresbach and John
Ely suit of George Deffenbach, Thomas
Haire suit of John Hoffman, John Keller
suit of John L. Langhorn, Andrew Briner suit of
John W. Leist. Thomas Bell, Storekeeper.
Alexander Foresman, late treasurer of congregation of
Circleville, for use of William Jones.
Mentions, John B. Bentley, William Black, James Haswell, Charles
Botkins, James Wilson, William Davis, James Jackson, James
Crosby, George Wolfey, William Seymour, W. B. Thrall, James
Renick, Robert Russell, George Brown, Robert
Colwell, Job Radcliff, John Black,
John Pancake, Henry Toland, William
Hannaman. |
Source: Olive Branch Newspaper - Circleville, Ohio
Dated: Jul. 24, 1821
Estate of John Swisher, late of Pickaway Co., Abraham Swisher, Adm'r.
Estate of Ann Smith, Abraham Swisher, adm'r.
Estate of Ann Smith, Abraham Swisher, admr.
Brigade orders, 4th Brigade 2nd Division Ohio Militia, John T.
Davenport, aide-de-camp.
Estray - Christian Mickles, Wayne Twp. app by Stephen Horsey, Isaac
Bowen, Aaron Sullivan J. P.
Estray - Samuel Barnet, Walnut Twp. app. by John OHarra, Jacob
Keller, Daniel Swigart, J. P. |
Source: Olive Branch Newspaper - Circleville, Ohio
Dated: Jul. 31, 1821
Estate of Stephen Short, Admrs. William Miller, William Renick
Estate of Christopher East, Walnut Twp., admrs. George East, Henry
East
John Hammill, bankruptcy.
Married by Rev. Mr. Leist, William H. Norris to Catherine, daughter
of John Weaver.
Mentions, William King, Thomas Evans, Charles Sody, George Lowther,
William Montgomery, James Jobs, Alexander Frazier, James Cherry,
John Harman, Jacob Greene, John Cochran, J. P.
List of Letters unclaimed: William Dixon, Daniel Harmer,
John Kemp, John Lape, Harman Moore, Jesse M. Farland, George W.
Magee, Wesley Newman, George Pontiero, William Stump, Henry Speker,
Elizabeth Start, Griffin Winstead, David Gilmore, Henry Kisner,
Jacob H. Lutz, Valentine Lead, Alexander M'Bride, John MItchel, John
Morgan, James Owens, William Ramsey, Michael Saylor, Fanny Stall,
Israel Todd.
Adam Nigh, P. M. Tarlton, O. (July 1, 1821)
(Aug. 7) William H. Norris, tinware,
Estate of Catharine Chamerlin, Washington Twp. by Michael Harmon.
Married on the 31st, Robert K. Foresman to Jane, daughter of William
Lindley, the Rev. Solomon S. Miles to Eliza Ann Gilmore. (Aug. 14)
Caleb Atwater, books. |
Source: Olive Branch Newspaper - Circleville, Ohio
Dated: Jan. 1, 1822
Daniel B. Hayes' estate, Thomas Evans, admr.
Law office, James Pierce.
Died in Delaware, O. Dr. Samuel Moulton,
formerly of Castleton, Vermont.
Aaron Sullivan, tax collector and John
Ludwig, asst. Bankrupt. Eli Jester.
Estate of Giles S. Town, William Marquis, admr.
Estray Lawrence Shirley, Jackson Twp., John Williams,
David Marsh, Jonathan Heath, J. P.
List of letters unclaimed in Circleville, P. O., George Wolfley,
P.M.
Caleb Atwater, George Alkire, Sam. Arnel, William Allison, George
Aumiller, Jno. Barr, John Brown, Humphrey Becket, Martha Baker, John
Boggs, Horatio Bailey, William Black, A. F. Camp, Wollery Coonrad,
Jr., Thomas Cunningham, William Crosley, Jacob Cramer, Mary Cook,
Irila Decker, Marion H. Devan?, Ebenezer Davis, Joseph Davis, Andrew
Dukes. John Evans, Andrew Enswork, David Evans, Jacob Foster,
William Foresman, John Galbreath, Caty Grove, Horsey H. Groves,
Willis Gant, Benjamin Gibson, William Gouger, James Gardner, William
Houghland, David Holdeman, Joseph M. Hayes, Abraham Haldeman, John
Heath, Jabes, Hedges, Thomas Haire, Paul Ike, William Irwin, Sarah
Johnson, Peter Leist, John Lowry, Fergis Moore, Valentine Mutchler,
Adam Meets, Douglas Moore, John E. Morgan, S. M. M'Cormick, Jr.,
George Morgan, Francis Neff, Archibald, Owens, William Owens, James
Parcels, Barnet Preble, John Pancake, Thomas Robinson, Joseph Reed,
John Ruggles, William Rout, Samuel Rout, Samuel Smith, William Rock,
Aaron Sullivan, Thoams Timmons, Sam'l. Thomas, William Wiley,
Benedict, Wrench, Robert Wolverton, Elizabeth Webb, Sam'l. Wilson. |
Source: Olive Branch Newspaper - Circleville, Ohio
Dated: Jan. 8, 1822
Dead Mrs. Elizabeth Justice, wife of Basil
Justice, aged 20 yrs.
Married in Amanda Twp., Fairfield Co. on 27th by Rev.
Jones, Major John Shoup to Nancy Smurr.
John Chipman's estate Wayne Twp., wife of Susannah,
Admx.
Dr. Gain Robinson's estate, Aaron Sullivan,
admr.
Mentions - Charles Cook, James Simerman, Robert M'Affee, John
M'Court, Joseph Olds, Courtney Tanner, Isaac Alkire, John
Martin, Isaac Bradley, James Gunn. John Stonecrock,
John Rush, Henry M'Kinney of Monroe Twp. |
Source: Olive Branch Newspaper - Circleville, Ohio
Dated: Jan. 15, 1822
Mentions - John T. Davenport, Phinehas Code, Hugh Miller, William
G. Cantrall, Sam'l. Watt, Charlie Cook, James Simmerman, James
Moore, John Hamilton, John M. Hood. |
Source: Olive Branch Newspaper - Circleville, Ohio
Dated: Jan. 22, 1822
Bankruptcy - James Wilson, Andrew Huston, clerk.
Estray - Peter Miller, John Enochs, Samuel Haravey, John Cox,
Pickaway Twp.
Courtney Tanner, Isaac Alkire, John Martin, David Henderson, J. P.,
Deercreek-Darby Twp.
Estate of Conrad Kinney, Jacob Kinney, Leah Kinney, admrs.,
Deercreek Twp.
Married Scioto Twp. on 14th, Elias Pratt, Bloomfield, to Elizabeth
Widner
Delinquent tax list - 1822 - Francis Ayres, William Bell,
Thomas M. Bailey, Isham, Browder, Lawrence Butter, John Blackwell,
Henry Brush, Isaac Beeson, Sam'l. Bruckman, Nicholas Baldwin, George
D. Blackie, John Beck, Cornelius Baldwin, Hance Baker, Sam'l.
Beaver, George Carrington, Joseph Conway, George Clark, Warren Cash,
John Campbell, Thomas Carneal, Conrad Carr heirs,,,, John Craiger,
Amasa Delano, Ephraim Doolittle, James Denny, Dan'l. Duwall, George
Dawson, James Davis, John Dark, Francis Dade, George Emory, Jacob
Eckehene, Joseph Evans, Patrick Finney, Henry Fox heirs, Nathaniel
Fox Jr., Benjamin Forsythe heirs, Samuel Findley, John Gibson, Alex.
Gibson, R. Gal |
Source: Butte Weekly Miner
Dated: Feb. 10, 1898
DEATH DUE TO A DOCTOR.
Fatal Criminal Practice May Result in a Lynching.
Chillicothe, Ohio, Feb. 6. - Excitement prevails at
Laurelville, a village in Pickaway, over the alleged murder
yesterday of Bessie NEFF, the daughter of a farmer residing
at Adelphi and the probability of the alleged murder being lynched
before morning. Late last night the coroner rendered a verdict
that the girl's death was the result of some drug administered by
Dr. Samson, a local physician, for the purpose of performing a
criminal operation.
As soon as the verdict was announced a mob of about 300
men surrounded Samson's house for the purpose of lynching
him, but the constable, with an armed guard, finally succeeding in
driving the mob back and placing Samson in the jail at
Laurelville. People have been coming into Laurelville all day.
A large crowd is hanging about the jail and it is feared tat another
attempt to lynch him is to be made before morning. The funeral
of the girl took place today. |
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