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Source:
History of Seneca County : from the close of the Revolutionary War to
July, 1880 :
embracing many personal sketches of pioneers, anecdotes,
and
faithful descriptions of events pertaining to the organization of the
county and its progress
Published: Springfield, Ohio: Transcript Print. Co.,
1880
APPENDIX.
NO. 3.
THE END - CENTENNIAL ORATION AND CELEBRATION OF FOURTH
OF JULY 1876, IN TIFFIN.
(From the Tiffin Tribune of July 6th, 1876.)
ONLY AND ORIGINAL CENTENNIAL!
HOW WE CELEBRATED IT!
NOISE, DISPLAY, PATRIOTISM, ETC., ETC.
THE FOURTH IN TIFFIN.
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ber, 1879, and his second term of office will not commence until next
September.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS
SHERIFFS
Agreen Ingraham was elected in 1824, and e-elected in
1826.
William Patterson was elected in 1828
David Bishop was elected in 1830, and re-elected in 1832.
Joel Stone was elected in 1834, and re-elected in 1836
Levi Keller was elected in 1838, and re-elected in 1840
Uriah P. Coonrad was elected in 1842 and re-elected in 1844
Eden Lease was elected in 1846, and re-elected in 1848
Stephen M. Ogden was elected in 1850, and re-elected in 1852
E. C. Wells (K. N.) was elected in 1854.
Jesse Weirick was
elected in 1860. (correction)
Levi Weirick was elected
in 1860. (correction)
Edward Childs was elected in 1862, and re-elected
in 1864.
Peter P. Myers was elected in 1866, and re-elected in 1868.
John Werley was elected in 1870, and re-elected in 1872
George D. Acker was elected in 1874, and re-elected in 1876.
Lloyd N. Lease was elected in 1878.
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RECORDERS.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
| Name |
Year
Elected |
|
Name |
Year
Elected |
| Thomas Boyd |
1824 |
|
David Burns |
1850 |
| Benjamin Whitmore |
1824 |
|
Samuel Saul |
1851 |
| Doctor Dunn |
1824 |
|
Calvin Clark |
1852 |
| Thomas Boyd |
1825 |
|
David Burns |
1853 |
| Timothy P. Roberts |
1826 |
|
Isaac Stillwell |
1854 |
| James Gordon |
1826 |
|
James Boyd |
1855 |
| Case Brown |
1827 |
|
Enoch Trumbo |
1856 |
| David Risdon |
1831 |
|
Henry Opt |
1860 |
| John Keller |
1832 |
|
Robert Byrne |
1861 |
| John Crum, one year |
1833 |
|
Peter Ebersole |
1862 |
| Marcus Y. Graff, two years |
1833 |
|
Samuel Grelle |
1863 |
| John Seitz, three years |
1833 |
|
Thoams W. Watson |
1864 |
| Lorenzo Abbott |
1834 |
|
Peter Ebersole |
1865 |
| Benjamin Whitmore |
1835 |
|
H. B. Rakestraw |
1867 |
| Lorenzo Abbott |
1837 |
|
J. E. Magers |
1868 |
| John Terry |
1838 |
|
S. M. Ogden |
1869 |
| Andrew Moore |
1839 |
|
H. B. Rakestraw |
1870 |
| George Stoner |
1840 |
|
J. E. Magers |
1871 |
| John Terry |
1841 |
|
S. M. Ogden |
1872 |
| Joseph McClelland |
1842 |
|
Robert McClelland |
1873 |
| Morris P. Skinner |
1843 |
|
Solomon Gambee |
1874 |
| Jacob Decker |
1844 |
|
Nathaniel G. Hayward |
1875 |
| Joseph McClelland |
1845 |
|
Robert McClelland |
1876 |
| Morris P. Skinner |
1846 |
|
Solomon Gambee |
1877 |
| Jacob Decker |
1847 |
|
William T. Histe |
1878 |
| Samuel Saul |
1848 |
|
James H. Fry |
1879 |
| Barney Zimmerman |
1849 |
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CORONERS.
MORE TO COME LATER.
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