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CHAPTER XXII. - ORIGINAL
BOUNDARY OF JEFFERSON
COUNTY........ |
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- Original Boundary of Jefferson
County |
423 |
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- Subsequent Changes in the
Boundary of Jefferson County |
423 |
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- Boundary of Trumbull County -
Organized July 10, 1800 |
423 |
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- Boundary of Belmont County -
Organized September 7, 1801 |
423 |
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- Boundary of Columbiana County -
Organized Mar. 25, 1803 |
423 |
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- Part of the First Seven Ranges
Attached to Jefferson County January 31, 1807 |
423 |
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- Part of Jefferson Attached to
Tuscarawas County, February 11, 1809 |
423 |
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- Boundary of Harrison County -
Organized January 2, 1813 - Took Effect January 1, 1814 |
423 |
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- Boundary of Carroll County -
Organized December 25, 1832 |
424 |
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- Alteration of the Original
Boundary Link Between Columbiana and Jefferson, December
25, 1832 |
424 |
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- First Division of the County
into Townships |
424 |
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- First - Warren Township |
424 |
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- Second - Short Creek Township |
424 |
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- Third - Archer Township |
424 |
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- Fourth - Steubenville Township |
424 |
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- Fifth - Knox Township |
424 |
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- The First Recorded Deed |
424 |
| |
- The First Wills Recorded in
Jefferson County - A Sample of Ye Olden Time Documents. |
424 |
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- Early Ministers Licenses |
425 |
| |
- Taxable Property for 1799 |
425 |
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS. |
425 |
| |
- First Convention |
425 |
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- Second Convention |
425 |
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- Third Convention |
425 |
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-
Early Marriages |
425 |
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NOTES FROM THE EARLY COURT RECORDS AND
COMMISSIONERS' BOOKS. |
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- First Court - General Quarter
Sessions of the Peace |
426 |
| |
- First Business |
426 |
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- First Jury |
427 |
| |
- First Session Common Pleas |
427 |
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- First Session Supreme Court |
427 |
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- First Person Naturalized |
427 |
| |
- Purchase of Jefferson County
Court House Grounds. |
427 |
| |
- Miscellaneous Items from the
Commissioners' Books |
427 |
| |
- Whipping Post |
428 |
| |
- Premium for Scalps of Wild
Animals |
428 |
| |
FRONTIER REMINISCENCES |
|
| |
- The Heroic Feat of the Two
Johnson Boys |
429 |
| |
- Michael Myers, Sr. |
430 |
| |
- Capture of the Castleman Girls |
431 |
| |
- The Shocking Experience and Sad
Fate of the Riley Family |
431 |
| |
- First Criminal Trial in
Jefferson County - Indian Whiteyes Killed by the
Carpenter Boy. |
431 |
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- Mrs. Reynolds and her Child are
Tomahawked - For Which Deed Seven Indians are Summarily
Disposed of. |
431 |
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- A Race for Life |
432 |
| |
- How He Lost His Horses and Also
His Life |
432 |
| |
- An Irishman's Adventure |
432 |
| |
PIONEER ECHOES |
433 |
| |
- A Couple of Interesting Old
Ladies |
433 |
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LIST OF OFFICERS. |
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- Congressman |
433 |
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- State Senators |
434 |
| |
- Representatives |
434 |
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COUNTY OFFICIALS |
435 |
| |
- Prospecting Attorneys |
435 |
| |
- Recorders |
435 |
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- Commissioners |
435 |
| |
- Probate Judges |
436 |
| |
- Coroners. |
436 |
| |
- Commissioners' Clerks |
436 |
| |
- Infirmary Directors |
436 |
| |
- County Surveyors |
436 |
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- Official Vote Cast for Governor
in Jefferson County - 1846 - 1879 |
437 |
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THE BAR OF JEFFERSON COUNTY |
438 |
| |
- Establishment of the First
Judicial Court - Sketches of Early and By-Gone
Dispensers of Justice with Interesting Recollections of
Time-Honored Local Advocates and Men of National Renown.
(includes many short bios) |
438 |
| |
- Prison Bounds |
438 |
| |
- Present Members of the Bar |
443 |
| |
POMOLOGY OF EASTERN OHIO |
444 |
| |
- Early Nurserymen |
444 |
| |
- Production and Introduction of
Choice Apples |
445 |
| |
- The Plum |
446 |
| |
- Memoir of Samuel Wood |
446 |
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MILITARY RECORD OF JEFFERSON COUNTY. |
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-
Soldiers of 1812 |
446 |
| |
- Mexican War |
447 |
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WAR RECORD IN THE SECESSION OF THE
SOUTHERN STATES |
448 |
| Company H, 1st Regiment O. V. I. |
| Co. G. 2d Regiment O. V. I. |
| Company K, Second Regiment, O. V. I. |
| Company H, 11th Regiment, O. V. C. |
| 13th Regiment, O. V. I. |
| Company E, 18th Regiment, O. V. I. |
| Company I, 20th Regiment O. V. I. (3
mos. svc) |
| Company F, 25th Regiment, O. V. I. |
| Company F, 30th Regiment, O. V. I. |
| Company H, 40th Regiment, O. V. I. |
| Company I, 40th Regiment, O. V. I. |
| Company C, 43d Regiment, O. V. I. |
| 52d Regiment, O. V. I. |
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| Company E, 52d Regiment, O. V. I. |
| Company G, 52d Regiment, O. V. I. |
| Co. I. 52 d Regiment, O.V. I.
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| Co. K, 71st Regiment, O. V. I. |
| Company F. 84th Regiment, O.V. I. (3
mos. svc) |
| Company D. 98th Regiment, O.V. I.
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| Company D. 126th Regiment, O. V. I. |
| 157th Regiment National Guards |
| Miscellaneous: |
| The First West Virginia Cavalry |
| Company H, 2d Ohio (3 mos.) & Co. H,
195th O.V.I. |
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STEUBENVILLE'S GRAND TRI-STATE RE-UNION |
459 |
| |
MORGAN'S FAMOUS RAID |
460 |
| |
- Morgan's Experiences While
Passing Through Jefferson |
460 |
| |
- Through Smithfield |
460 |
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- Increased Difficulties
Surrounded Him |
460 |
| |
- New Alexander |
460 |
| |
- Wintersville |
460 |
| |
- Passing Through East Springfield |
461 |
| |
- At Nero |
461 |
| |
- Scrogg's Meeting House |
461 |
| |
- How He surrendered by Stratagem,
But Found Himself Unconditionally Captured |
461 |
| |
- How The Credit For The Capture
West |
461 |
| |
- Statistics of Morgan's Raid
Through Jefferson County |
461 |
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- Statistics of Said Raid in
Belmont County |
462 |
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- General Statistics |
462 |
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CHAPTER XXIII. - STEUBENVILLE
- IN PROCESS 4/23/2024 |
462 |
| |
- Historical Sketches
From Its Inception To The Present - How The Beaten
Tracts of the Red Man Metamorphosed Into Main Arteries
For the Circulation and Conduct of Trade and Commerce -
Interesting References to the Outgrowth of Nearly one
Hundred Years, as Presented at the Seat of Justice for
Jefferson County. |
462 |
| |
- "Fort Steuben." |
462 |
| |
- Steubenville |
463 |
| |
- First Public Sale
of Town Lots |
463 |
| |
- Total Number of of
Lots in the City, Including All Additions Down to 1879. |
463 |
| |
- Steubenville's
Original Boundaries - Old Roads - River Trad-site
Secured For A Court House - First Court - Early
Buildings - First Births, Marriages, Children, &c. |
464 |
| |
- Original Charter |
465 |
| |
- Steubenville in
1814 |
466 |
| |
- A Severe Storm |
466 |
| |
- Thespian Club |
467 |
| |
- General Occurrences |
467 |
| |
- Incidents From 1830
to 1850 |
467 |
| |
- Steubenville
Incorporated A City |
467 |
| |
- Two More Wards Are
Added |
468 |
| |
- The City Wards of
Today |
468 |
| |
- A Retrospect of
General Events From 1852 to the Present |
468 |
| |
STEUBENVILLE'S PRESENT
CITY GOVERNMENT |
470 |
| |
- Its Financial
Standing - Sanitary Condition - Streets and Avenues -
Fire Department - Water Works - Officials for 1879 |
470 |
| |
- Its Financial
Standing |
470 |
| |
- The Sanitary
Condition of the Town |
470 |
| |
- Streets and Avenues |
470 |
| |
- Steubenville's
Efficient Fire Department |
471 |
| |
- The City Water
Works |
471 |
| |
STEUBENVILLE'S PUBLIC
BUILDINGS, HALLS AND PROMINENT BUSINESS BLOCKS, PRIVATE
RESIDENCES, &C. |
472 |
| |
- The Court House |
472 |
| |
- Garrett's Hall |
472 |
| |
- The Mayor's Offices |
472 |
| |
- Jefferson National
Bank Building |
472 |
| |
- Odd Fellows' Hall,
North Fourth Street |
473 |
| |
- Philharmonic Hall |
473 |
| |
- Cochran's Block and
Mossgroves United States Hotel. |
473 |
| |
- Other Prominent
Business Blocks |
473 |
| |
- Specially
Attractive Residences |
473 |
| |
- Steubenville Female
Seminary Building - Public Grounds |
473 |
| |
- Steubenville Post
Office - Its Origin, Postmasters, Several Locations, &c. |
473 |
| |
-
Steubenville Gas
Works |
473 |
| |
BRIEF HISTORY OF
STEUBENVILLES BANKING INTEREST |
474 |
| |
- "The Bank of
Steubenville" |
474 |
| |
- "The Farmers and
Mechanic's Bank" |
474 |
| |
- "The Jefferson
National Bank" |
474 |
| |
- "Mechanic's Fund
Association" |
474 |
| |
- The Citizens' Bank |
474 |
| |
- Sherrard, Mooney &
Co's Private Bank |
474 |
| |
- "Union Deposit
Bank." |
474 |
| |
- "The National
Exchange Bank." |
474 |
| |
- "The Miners and
Mechanics' Bank |
474 |
| |
STEUBENVILLE'S MILITARY |
475 |
| |
- The Private Drum
Corps |
475 |
| |
SOCIETIES, ORDERS, &C.,
IN STEUBENVILLE |
475 |
| |
- Free Masons |
475 |
| |
- Encampment of
Knights Templar |
475 |
| |
- Meriidian Lodge |
475 |
| |
- Free Mason's Mutual
Benefit Association of Eastern Ohio. |
475 |
| |
TEMPERANCE IN
STEUBENVILLE |
476 |
| |
- A Regular Council
of Royal and Select Masters |
476 |
| |
- Republican Temple
of Honor |
476 |
| |
- Royal Arcanum |
476 |
| |
STEUBENVILLE EDUCATIONAL
FACILITIES |
476 |
| |
- Ye Olden Time
School Houses and Pioneer School Masters - One of the
Most Venerable and Excellent Female Seminaries in the
West - Origin of the Free School System in Steubenville
- Magnificent School Buildings and an Educational
Organization Established of Unsurpassed Excellence. |
476 |
| |
- The Most Venerable
and Successful Female Seminaries in the Entire West. |
477 |
| |
- Origin of the
Public School System in Steubenville. |
477 |
| |
STEUBENVILLE'S TRADESMEN.
- Finished |
478 |
| |
- Brief References to
Some of the Past and Some of the Present |
478 |
| |
- Our Earliest
Business Men. |
478 |
| |
-
Bazaleel Wells
- Hans Wilson
- John England
- John Ward
- Martin Andrews
- Moses Hale
- "Squire" Jenkinson
- Benjamin Doyle
- Wm R. Dickinson
- John Galbraith
- Philip Cable
- Samuel Hunter
- Col. Todd
- Eli H. McFeely |
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| |
-
Tradesmen of the
Present Day -
FINISHED |
480 |
| |
- J. W.
Forney
- Harry's Photographic, Art Gallery
- A. Hamilton
- Gilbert G. Gaston
- James S. Foster
- Evans & Turner
- Thomas Barclay
- M. L. Miller |
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| |
-
Charles Specht
- D. Filson & Son's
- Sharp's Livery Stable
- Kennedy Crumrine
- August Floto & Son
- C. E. Patterson
- Oraphies M. Thatcher
- Ohio Foundry
- The "Camel" Clothing House
- Markle's City Livery
- Samuel Johnson
- Foster's Drug Store |
484 |
| |
STEUBENVILLE LOCAL PRESS
- Partially finished |
482 |
| |
- "The
Steubenville Herald"
- Steubenville Daily and Weekly Gazette
- "The Ohio Press,"
- " The Steubenville Sunday News"
- Steubenville Germania |
|
| |
MUSIC, ART AND
MECHANICS. -
Partially finished |
482 |
| |
- A Brief Sketch of
Steubenville's Eminent Artists - Past and Present |
482 |
| |
- W. H.
McDonald
- Miss Lizzie Brosie
- R. Mason Jackson
- Henry Moody
- Wilson McDonald
- E. F. Andrews
- Thomas Cole
- W. Watkins
- Ezekiel Hawkins |
|
| |
- Others, Not
Professionals, Yet Prominent Amateurs |
483 |
| |
- Amateur Fine Arts |
483 |
| |
- The
Late Oliver Cromwell Gray |
484 |
| |
- Mechanical
Ingenuity |
484 |
| |
THE OHIO RIVER |
484 |
| |
- Reminiscences of
Early Navigation of the Ohio |
484 |
| |
- First Line of
Packets Between Pittsbugh and Cincinnati |
485 |
| |
- Early Trading
Vessels |
485 |
| |
- Next, Steamboats
are Talked of. |
485 |
| |
- The Dawn of
Steamboats on Western Waters |
485 |
| |
- The First Steamer
Arrived up the River at Steubenville |
485 |
| |
- The "George
Washington," |
485 |
| |
- Steamboat Building
in Steubenville |
486 |
| |
- Her First Trip to
Pittsburgh. |
486 |
| |
- The Second and
Successful Attempt |
487 |
| |
- The "Robert
Thompson" Built at Steubenville, was the First Boat to
Enter the Arkansas River. |
488 |
| |
STEUBENVILE'S ANCIENT
AND MODERN MODES OF COMMUNICATION WITH THE OUTSIDE WORLD |
489 |
| |
- How the City was
Once Comparatively Shut Out From All The Leading
Commercial Centres - But By Steady, Persistent
Enterprise She Has Established A Privileged Access of
Inestimable Importance. |
489 |
| |
- The First Stage
Coaches |
490 |
| |
- How Merchandise Was
Brought to the City |
490 |
| |
- The Introduction of
Railroads |
490 |
| |
- The Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroads |
491 |
| |
- Opening of the
Wheeling Division of the P., C. & St. L. R. R. |
491 |
| |
- And Yet Another
Railroad |
491 |
| |
- The First Telegraph
Lines in Steubenville |
491 |
| |
STEUBENVILLE AS A SEAT
FOR MANUFACTURE |
492 |
| |
- An Interesting
Chapter On Its Various Defunct and Existing
Institutions. |
492 |
| |
- A Grist and Saw
Mill |
492 |
| |
- The First Tannery |
492 |
| |
- Brice Viers's
Tannery |
492 |
| |
- The Present Elliott
Tannery |
492 |
| |
- Distilleries in
Steubenville |
492 |
| |
- Pottery works in
Steubenville |
492 |
| |
- Pioneer Nail
Manufacture |
493 |
| |
- Another Flour Mill
and Cotton Factory |
493 |
| |
- Origin of the
"Clinton" Paper Mills |
493 |
| |
- The First Woolen
Mill |
493 |
| |
- Steubenville
Foundry |
493 |
| |
-
The Manufacture of
Copperas |
493 |
| |
- The First Brewery |
493 |
| |
- The Dawn of
Foundries and Machine Shops |
493 |
| |
- Book Binding and
Blank Book Manufacture |
494 |
| |
- A Caster Oil Works |
494 |
| |
-
Murray's (Now
Staples) Boat Yard |
494 |
| |
- Armstrong's Brewery |
494 |
| |
- Larimore's Cotton
Factory |
494 |
| |
- The Arkright Cotton
Factory |
494 |
| |
- The History of the
Chemical Works |
494 |
| |
- Wallace's (or
"Ashland") Cotton Factory |
494 |
| |
- The Union Factory |
495 |
| |
- Armstrong and
Northrop's Factory |
495 |
| |
- The "Golgotha"
Factory |
495 |
| |
- McDowell's Factory |
495 |
| |
- McKee & Robinson's
Factory |
495 |
| |
- The "Rockville"
Factory |
495 |
| |
- The "Franklin"
Factory |
495 |
| |
- The First and
Present Glass Work Enterprises |
495 |
| |
- Window Glass
Factory |
495 |
| |
- Gill Bros. & Co.'s
Flint Glass Works |
495 |
| |
- Basler's Beer
Brewery |
496 |
| |
- The Production of
Silk for Manufacture |
496 |
| |
- Hineman's Soap
Factory |
496 |
| |
-
Wyatts Steam Dyeing
Works |
496 |
| |
- Murphy's Carriage
Works |
496 |
| |
- Sword's Marble
Works |
496 |
| |
- Huff's Carriage
Works |
496 |
| |
- The Ohio Foundry |
496 |
| |
- The Jefferson
Machine Shops |
496 |
| |
- McDevitt's Factory
and Machine Shop |
496 |
| |
- P. C. & St. L. Car
Shops |
496 |
| |
- "Anchor" Soap Works |
496 |
| |
- Pearce & Son's
Furniture Factory |
497 |
| |
- Union Marble Works |
497 |
| |
- Jefferson Iron
Works |
497 |
| |
- Schafer's Brewery |
497 |
| |
- White Lead
Manufacture |
497 |
| |
- Hays' Vinegar Works |
497 |
| |
- Butte's Beer
Brewery |
497 |
| |
- Planing Mills |
497 |
| |
- The "California"
Flour and Feed Mill |
497 |
| |
- Raney, Sheal & Co's.
Flour Mill |
497 |
| |
-
Clark & Curfman's
Carriage Factory |
497 |
| |
- Jefferson Keg
Factory |
497 |
| |
-
Anchor Oil Works |
497 |
| |
- Steubenville
Furnace and Iron Company |
497 |
| |
-
The Bolt Works |
498 |
| |
STEUBENVILLES COAL AND
MINING INTERESTS |
498 |
| |
- Iron Ore,
Limestone, Building Stone, Fire and Brick Clay, and
Chemical Matters |
500 |
| |
ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY |
500 |
| |
- First
Presbyterian Church of Steubenville |
500 |
| |
-
Organization of the Church
- The Officers of the Church
- The Incorporation
- The Place of Worship |
501 |
| |
-
Churches Springing From the First
- Revivals of Religion
- The Second Presbyterian Church
- The Old Presbyterian Church
- United Presbyterian Church |
502 |
| |
- Kramer
M. E. Church," Steubenville, Ohio |
503 - 504 |
| |
-
Thomson Chapel M. E. Church
- The Sunday School
- Hamline Chapel
- Finley Chapel
- St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church, Steubenville, Ohio |
505 |
| |
- The
Catholic Church |
506 |
| |
- St.
John's German Luteran Church
- German Luthern Evangelical Church
- The First Congregational Church
- The Christian Church
- Methodist Protestant Church
- "Latimer Chapel"
- African M. E. Churches |
507 |
| |
EARLY BURIAL GROUNDS AND
THE PRESENT CEMETERY |
508 |
| |
- The
Present Union Cemetery
- The Catholic Cemetery |
|
| |
STEUBENVILLE
BIOGRAPHIES -
STARTED |
508 |
|
CHAPTER XXIV
- HISTORY OF THE TOWNSHIPS AND VILLAGES OF JEFFERSON
COUNTY, OHIO |
523 |
| |
STEUBENVILLE TOWNSHIP
-
STARTED |
|
| |
- Its Early History
Down to the Present, nicluding an Interesting Sketch of
Ancient MingoTown |
523 |
| |
- Steubenville
Township was Erected |
523 |
| |
- A Peep Into the
Past |
524 |
| |
- The Township at
Present |
524 |
| |
- Interesting
Recolections of Ninety Yers Ago. |
524 |
| |
- What Our Log Cabin
was Like |
524 |
| |
- The Lot of Ladies
In Those Days |
524 |
| |
- Old Time Husking
Meetings |
525 |
| |
- How They Indulged
Spiritual Consolation |
525 |
| |
- The First Public
Preaching in Steubenville |
525 |
| |
- A Few Old Time
Recipes |
525 |
| |
- Lovely Pictures
That Hung Round Our Huts |
525 |
| |
- How They Managed
Without Doctors? |
525 |
| |
- Historical and
Otherwise |
526 |
| |
- Farmers and
Extensive Land Owners in Steubenville Township Today |
526 |
| |
- The Present
Township Officers |
526 |
| |
- The Principal Town
in the Township |
526 |
| |
- The Ancient Mingo
Town |
526 |
| |
- Washington at the
Mingo Town in the Fall of 1770 |
526 |
| |
- Mingo Bottom |
527 |
| |
- Mingo Junction," |
527 |
| |
- Mingo Island |
528 |
| |
- Burial Grounds in
the Township |
528 |
| |
- Relics and
Curiosities |
528 |
| |
BUSKIRK'S FAMOUS FIGHT |
|
| |
- The Last Formidable
Encounter with Indians in Jefferson County |
528 |
| |
- Death of Mrs.
Lawson Van Buskirk |
528 |
| |
STEUBENVILLE
TOWNSHIP BIOGRAPHIES -
FINISHED 6/23/2018 |
529 |
| |
MOUNT PLEASANT TOWNSHIP -
FINISHED 4/8/2024 |
530 |
| |
-
Early Settlers |
530 |
| |
-
Nathan Updegraff |
530 |
| |
-
Daniel Updegraff |
531 |
| |
-
Schools of Mount
Pleasant Township |
531 |
| |
-
MOUNT PLEASANT
VILLAGE -
UPDATED 4/8/2024 |
531 |
| |
FIRST BUSINESS HOUSES IN
MOUNT PLEASANT |
531 |
| |
- Stores
- Hotels
- Physicians
- Banks
- Mount Pleasant Branch of the State Bank of Ohio |
|
| |
- First
National Bank
- Business Houses
- The Silk Factory of Mt. Pleasant
- Interior Structure
- How Reeled
- The Styles of Silks Made at the Factory
- "Draw-Boy Loom."
- Description of Loom and Weaving
- Velvet Silk
- Hat Plush
- Ribbons
- Conclusion. |
532 |
| |
- Newspapers and
Periodicals
- The Postoffice - Postmasters
- Leading Business Houses in Mount Pleasant
- Mount Pleasant Union School
- Friends Boarding School, Mt. Pleasant |
533 |
| |
- History of the
Temperance Cause in Mount Pleasant
- Union Sabbath School
- The Underground Railroad |
534 |
| |
INCIDENTS |
535 |
| |
- First Abolition
State Convention
- Free Labor Store
- Anna Dickinson
- The Society of Friends of Mt. Pleasant |
|
| |
- Thomas Shillitoe's
Diary Relating to Friends' Ohio Yearly Meeting |
536 |
| |
- Presbyterian Church |
537 |
| |
- The Presbyterian
Sunday School
- M. P. Church
- African M. E. Church
- Colored Sabbath School |
538 |
| |
- M. E. Church
(Colored)
- Eminent Men |
539 |
| |
FITZ-GREENE HALLECK AND
ABBIE FLANNER |
539 |
| |
A Brief Account of the
Correspondence Held Over Forty Years Ago, Between the
American Port, Fitz-Greene Halleck, and Miss Abbie
Planner, of Mount Pleasant, Ohio. |
|
| |
TRENTON
|
540 |
| |
- The Regular Baptist
Church, (Trenton Colored) |
541 |
| |
|
|
| |
--
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES |
541 |
| |
|
|
| |
SMITHFIELD TOWNSHIP -
UPDATED 4/8/2024 |
549 |
| |
|
|
| |
--
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES -
UPDATED 11/14/2021 |
556 |
| |
|
|
| |
WAYNE TOWNSHIP -
UPDATED 4/8/2024 |
559 |
| |
|
|
| |
--
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES -
FINISHED 6/23/2018 |
562 |
| |
|
|
| |
SALEM TOWNSHIP -
UPDATED 4/8/2024 |
565 |
| |
|
|
| |
--
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES -
FINISHED 6/21/2018 |
569 |
| |
|
|
| |
ROSS TOWNSHIP - STARTED |
572 |
| |
|
|
| |
--
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES -
FINISHED 4/8/2024 |
574 |
| |
|
|
| |
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP -
FINISHED 6/23/2018 |
575 |
| |
|
|
| |
--
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES -
FINISHED 6/23/2018 |
576 |
| |
|
|
| |
BRUSH CREEK TOWNSHIP -
STARTED |
578 |
| |
|
|
| |
--
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES -
FINISHED 6/23/2018 |
580 |
| |
|
|
| |
SALINE TOWNSHIP - STARTED |
581 |
| |
|
|
| |
--
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES -
FINISHED 6/21/2018 |
583 |
| |
|
|
| |
KNOX TOWNSHIP - STARTED |
583 |
| |
|
|
| |
--
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES -
UPDATED 11/14/2021 |
587 |
| |
|
|
| |
ISLAND CREEK TOWNSHIP -
UPDATED 4/8/2024 |
589 |
| |
|
|
| |
--
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES -
UPDATED 4/8/2024 |
591 |
| |
|
|
| |
CROSS CREEK TOWNSHIP -
UPDATED 11/14/2021 |
596 |
| |
|
|
| |
--
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES -
UPDATED 4/8/2024 |
599 |
| |
|
|
| |
WELLS TOWNSHIP -
FINISHED 6/23/2018 |
601 |
| |
|
|
| |
--
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES -
FINISHED 6/23/2018 |
603 |
| |
|
|
| |
WARREN
TOWNSHIP -
UPDATED 4/8/2024 |
604 |
| |
|
|
| |
--
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES -
UPDATED 4/8/2024 |
606 |
| |
|
|
