Chapter |
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Preface |
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Introductory Chapter |
11 |
I. |
GEOLOGY OF ASHLAND COUNTY |
13 |
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- Pre-Historic Earthworks in Ashland County |
14 |
II. |
INDIANS AS A RACE |
18 |
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- Ohio - The Battle Ground |
19 |
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- An Indian Feast |
21 |
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- The Indians were Allies of the British |
22 |
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- The Blackfork Valley |
24 |
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- Captain Pipe |
25 |
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- Fast's Captivity |
25 |
III. |
ASHLAND COUNTY |
28 |
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- Ashland County Valleys |
28 |
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- Ashland County Erected |
29 |
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- Elections |
30 |
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-
School Examiners |
31 |
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- Vote to Establish the County Seat |
31 |
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-
First Grand Jury of the County
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32 |
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- Ashland County Judiciary |
32 |
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- Associate Judges for the New County |
32 |
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- Appointment of Clerk Pro Tem. |
32 |
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- First Courthouse. |
33 |
IV. |
EARLY SETTLERS OF ASHLAND COUNTY |
34 |
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- The Town of Ashland |
35 |
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- Market Prices from 1817 to 1824. |
37 |
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- Features of Pioneer Life |
39 |
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- In the Early Settlement |
40 |
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- The Early Settlers |
46 |
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- Settlements and Improvements |
47 |
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- Settling in the Wilderness |
49 |
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- Leading Roads and Waterways - Stage lines, Taverns
and Flatboats. |
53 |
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- Blockhouses. |
56 |
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- The Pioneers Seek Refuge in the Blockhouses. |
57 |
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- Adventures and life in the Blockhouses. |
59 |
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- The Early Mills. |
62 |
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- Reminiscence of Pioneer Times. |
67 |
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- The Pioneer Period |
69 |
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-
Reminiscences of a Pioneer - Jonas H. Gierhart
(mentions Martin Hester & John
McConnell) |
70 |
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- As Told by the Pioneers |
72 |
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-
Katotawa |
78 |
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- Hystoric Lyons' Falls |
78 |
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-
Old Tom Lyons |
80 |
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- An Indian Hunter (John McConnell) |
80 |
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-
Simon Girty |
81 |
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- Johnnycake and his wife |
81 |
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- A Pioneer Talk |
82 |
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- Miss Rosella Rice. |
90 |
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- Early Day Sports |
90 |
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- A Salt-Boiling Incident |
92 |
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- Facts Versus Fiction |
93 |
V. |
EARLY INCIDENTS |
95 |
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- The Copus Massacre |
95 |
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- Story of Kanotche. |
98 |
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- The Campaign and Sad Fate of Colonel William
Crawford |
101 |
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- The Zeimer Massacre |
104 |
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- Pursuit and Capture |
107 |
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- Historical Sketch of the Life and Work of "Johnny
Appleseed." |
109 |
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- The Murder of Thomas Urie |
115 |
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- A Band of Outlaws |
117 |
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- The Steingraver Case. |
119 |
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- The Thornton Pool Case |
121 |
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- The Gribben - Horn Murder Case. |
121 |
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- The Stein - Porter Tragedy. |
123 |
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- The June Frost of 1859. |
124 |
VI. |
TOWNSHIPS. |
125 |
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- Montgomery Township |
125 |
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- Township |
126 |
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- Mohican Township |
127 |
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- Clear Creek Township |
131 |
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--- Communications from Rev. John Haney |
133 |
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- Sullivan Township |
135 |
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- Milton Township |
138 |
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- Hanover Township |
139 |
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- Green Township |
143 |
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--- The First Settlers in Green Township |
147 |
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--- Pioneer Incidents |
149 |
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- Vermilion Township |
149 |
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--- Sterling G. Busnell, Sr. |
150 |
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--- Indian Neighbors |
150 |
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- Perry Township |
152 |
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- Mifflin Township |
154 |
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--- The Petersburg Lakes. |
155 |
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--- "Uncle" Jonas' Lake |
156 |
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- Orange Township |
158 |
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- Ruggles Township |
161 |
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--- Rape of Ruggles Township from the Firelands
Pioneer. |
163 |
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- Troy Township |
164 |
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- Jackson Township |
165 |
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--- A Fatiguing March |
166 |
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--- Greentown |
166 |
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--- The Burning of Greentown |
169 |
VII. |
CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES. |
170 |
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- Ashland, A Twentieth Century Inland City by
William A. Duff |
170 |
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- Rowsburg |
174 |
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- Lafayette |
174 |
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- Perrysburgh |
174 |
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- Polk |
174 |
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- Ruggles Center |
174 |
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- Troy Center |
174 |
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- Nankin |
175 |
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- Sullivan |
175 |
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- Mifflin |
175 |
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- Mohicanville |
175 |
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- An interesting Trio |
176 |
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- Perrysville |
177 |
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- Professor J. C. Sample. - A Pen and Ink Sketch by
a Former Pupil |
178 |
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- Hayesville |
180 |
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- Savannah |
182 |
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- Jeromeville |
183 |
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- Loudonville. |
187 |
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--- Some Points of Interest around Loudonville. |
191 |
VIII. |
MILITARY. |
196 |
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--- Two Battles of Cowpens |
196 |
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--- The Soldiers of the War of 1812 |
198 |
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--- The Underground Railroad |
199 |
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--- Militia |
201 |
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--- Ashland County in the Civil War |
204 |
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--- The "First Call" Troops |
207 |
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--- Sixty-Fifth Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry |
212 |
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--- The Eighty-Second Regiment, Ohio Volunteer
Infantry |
212 |
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--- Eighty-Seventh Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry |
214 |
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--- The One Hundred and Second Regiment |
214 |
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--- The One Hundred and Twentieth Regiment, Ohio
Volunteer Infantry |
215 |
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--- The One Hundred and Twentieth Regiment |
218 |
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--- One Hundred and Ninety-Sixth Regiment |
219 |
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--- First Regiment Ohio Light Artillery |
220 |
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--- The "Squirrel Hunters. " |
220 |
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--- The One Hundred and Sixty-Third Regiment Ohio
Volunteer Infantry |
221 |
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--- Colonel Lorin Andrews |
221 |
IX. |
EDUCATION IN ASHLAND COUNTY by Professor J. C.
Sample. |
222 |
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- Ashland County Schools |
229 |
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- History of Ashland University |
232 |
X. |
HISTORY OF THE CHURCHES OF ASHLAND written by Aaron
L. Garber, Editor of Ashland Sun. |
233 |
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- The Presbyterian Church |
233 |
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- The Methodist Episcopal Church |
234 |
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- The Evangelical Lutheran Church |
235 |
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- The Baptist Church |
236 |
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- The Christian Church |
237 |
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- The Emanuel Church of the Evangelical Association |
237 |
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- The United Brethren Church |
238 |
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- The Brethren Church |
239 |
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- St. Edwards Catholic Church |
239 |
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- The German Lutheran Church |
240 |
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- The First German Evangelical Reform Church |
240 |
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- The First Congregational Church |
240 |
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- The Church of Jesus |
241 |
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- The Salvation Army |
241 |
XI. |
THE PRESS AND THE LEGAL AND MEDICAL PROFESSIONS. |
241 |
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- Ashland County Newspapers by George Hildebrand |
241 |
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- William A. Duff |
243 |
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- The Legal Profession |
244 |
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- The Medical Profession |
245 |
XII. |
MISCELLANEOUS. |
245 |
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- Meeting of Ashland Historical Society. |
245 |
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- Prominent Persons and Families |
246 |
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- The Copus - Zeimer Monuments. |
247 |
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- Address by Henry C. Hedges. |
248 |
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- Dr. P. H. Clark's Address at the Monument |
250 |
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- Prediction Fulfilled |
253 |
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- Prof. E. O. Randall |
256 |
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- Pioneers and Pioneer Days Gone Forever |
257 |
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- Closing Words |
258 |
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ADDENDA |
259 |
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- Commemorative to the First White Settler |
259 |