|
- A - |
| Advance Fire Clay
Company |
209 |
| AFFIKTER, Daniel W.
& family |
102 |
| AFFOLTER, Gottlieb
& family |
102
123 |
| AFFOLTER, John
Jacob |
108 |
| Alas for Abigail |
43 |
| ALBERSON, William
T., Hon. |
174 |
| ALLESHOUSE,
Frederick A. |
151 |
| American Sheet and Tin
Plate Mills |
139 |
| ANDERMAN, Henry |
229 |
| Andrew Crawford Post
No. 6, G. A. R. |
130
131 |
| Andrew Crawford Relief
Corps No. 103 |
129 |
| ASHER, John Hardy |
194 |
| ASHER, Stewart |
194 |
| Aspiration of the
Pioneers |
37 |
|
- B - |
|
BAAD, Edward W. |
14 |
|
BAAD and KLINE's Store |
14 |
|
BAIRD, Thomas and Elizabeth |
102 |
| BAKER, Edward Byron |
171 |
|
BAKER, William C. |
171 |
|
Baltic |
177 |
|
Banks |
|
|
- Citizen's National Bank, New Philadelphia |
230 |
|
- Citizen's Bank, Sugarcreek |
199 |
|
- Exchange Bank, New Philadelphia |
227 |
|
- First National Bank, Canal Dover |
24 |
|
- Dennison National Bank |
56 |
|
- The Reeves Banking and Trust Company, Canal Dovr |
190 |
|
- The State Savings Bank, Canal Dover` |
143 |
|
- The Twin City State Bank, Dennison |
51 |
|
- the Union Bank, Uhrihsville |
22 |
|
BARTILSON, Matthias H., Col. |
118 |
|
BATES, Albert, Hon. |
227 |
|
Battle of Blue Licks |
33 |
|
Battle of Fort Laurens |
5 |
|
Battle of Point Pleasant |
29 |
|
Battles, First and last of the Revolution, Point Pleasant
and Zane's Defense of Wheeling |
29,
33 |
|
BEANS, John F. |
127 |
|
BEANS, John W. |
127 |
|
Beautiful Spring - See Schoenbrunn |
|
|
BEECHY, David D. |
168 |
|
Beechy's "Rhode Island Reds" |
168 |
|
BEITER, Joseph, and Family |
146 |
|
Beiter's, Joseph, Marble Works |
147 |
| Belmont Stamping
Company |
140 |
| BENNER, Robert T.,
Lieut. |
126 |
|
BENNER, Robert T., Jr. |
126 |
|
BEYER, Augustus |
221,
234 |
|
"Big Trail" |
20,
25,
27,
31,
33,
85 |
|
BIGLER, Hugo N. |
134 |
|
BIMELER, John |
202 |
|
BIMELER, Peter |
202 |
|
Bimler's Mill |
202 |
|
BIMELER and RUOF |
203 |
|
BINNS, David |
99 |
|
BIPPUS, Andrew |
34 |
|
BLAIR, Edmund M., & Family |
160 |
|
BLICKENSDERFER, George W., Dr. |
71 |
|
Bolivar |
5,
25,
31,
33,
77,
164 |
|
BOLLMAN, George |
170 |
|
Bouquet's Expedition |
5,
27 |
|
BOWERS, Ambrose A. |
125 |
| BOWERS, George W.,
Capt. |
125,
130,
207 |
| Bradstreet's Expedition |
27 |
| Bridge, Canal Dover
Concrete |
100 |
|
Bridge, Goshen, Concrete |
100 |
|
Bridge, Goshen, Wrought Iron |
101 |
| Bridge, Uhrichsville
and Dennison |
204 |
| British Machinations
for the Massacre |
15 |
| Broadhead's Expedition |
5,
9 |
| BROCK, Thomas |
94,
95 |
| BROWNING, John W. |
73 |
|
Browning's Cereal Mill |
73 |
| Buckeye Fire Clay
Company |
208 |
|
BUHHOT,
Edmond F. |
133 |
| BURKHOLDER, DeWitt
C. |
232 |
|
BURKY, August C. |
44 |
|
BURRI, Edward A. |
54 |
|
BURRY, John |
90 |
| BUSS, George E. |
97 |
|
BUTHLER,
John |
229 |
|
- C - |
|
Canal |
85 - 93 |
|
Canal Begun |
89 |
|
Canal Completed |
91 |
|
Canal Dover, View of |
181 |
| Canal Dover, City
Building |
181 |
| Canal Dover, Factory
Street |
181 |
| Canal Dover, River
Scene |
181 |
| Canal Fever |
91 |
| Canal Scene, Canal
Dover |
89 |
| Canal Scene,
Gnadenhutten |
87 |
| Canal Scene, Goshen |
87 |
| Canal Scene, New Castle |
87 |
| Canal Scene, New
Philadelpia |
89 |
| Canal Scene, Tuscarawas |
89 |
| Canal Scene, Zoar |
87 |
| CALHOUN, John A. |
73 |
| CAPPEL, Henry |
176 |
| Captive's Town |
15,
17 |
| CARPENTER, John,
Capture of |
17 |
| CARTWRIGHT, George |
186 |
| CASEBEER, Joseph B. |
162 |
| CATCOTT, James A. |
145 |
| Central Hotel, Canal
Dover |
201 |
| Ceremonial Insignia |
9 |
| Charter Members Living,
Lodge Number 73, K. of P. |
207 |
| Charter No. One, G. A.
R. |
103 |
| Children's Home |
4 |
| Children's Home,
Officials of |
207 |
| Chronicle, The
Tuscarawas |
85 |
| Chronicle, Extra |
80 |
| Church of Christ |
48 |
| Church, Christian, New
Philadelphia |
48 |
| Church, Emanuel
Lutheran, New Philadelphia |
140 |
| Church, First Reformed,
New Philadelphia |
140 |
| Church, German
Reformed, Zutavern |
113 |
| Church, Jerusalem, York
Township |
169 |
| Church, Methodist
Episcopal, New Philadelphia |
111 |
| Church, Moravian,
Gnadenhutten |
41,
43,
57,
61,
64 |
| Church, Moravian, Port
Washington |
64 |
| Church, Moravian,
Sharon |
64 |
| Church, Moravian,
Uhrichville |
64 |
| Church, Pleasant
Valley, Auburn Township |
169 |
| Church, Presbyterian,
New Philadelphia |
149 |
| Church, Presbyterian,
Dennison |
157 |
| Church, Presbyterian,
Uhrichsville |
204 |
| Church, Reformed,
Shanesville |
121 |
| Church, Rush, Rush
Township |
196 |
| Church, Trinity
Episcopal, New Philadelphia |
141 |
| Church, Union Hill,
Sugar Creek Township |
170 |
| Church, United
Brethren, New Philadelphia |
140 |
| Church, Zion's
Reformed, Ragersville |
169 |
| Cincinnati Settlements |
35 |
| City Block |
90 |
| City News Company |
36 |
| Civil War |
101 to
123 |
| - Sixteenth Ohio |
104 |
| - Thirtieth Ohio |
105,
107 |
| - Fifty-First
Ohio |
107 to
115 |
| - Fifty-Second
Ohio |
117,
119 |
| - Eightieth Ohio |
119,
121 |
| - Eighty-Seventh
Ohio |
121 |
| - Eighty-Eighth
Ohio |
121 |
| - Ninety-Eighth
Ohio |
121,
123 |
| - One Hundred and
Seventh Ohio |
123 |
| - One Hundred and
Twenty-Sixth Ohio |
123 |
| - One Hundred and
Twenty-Ninth Ohio |
123 |
| - One Hundred and
Sixty-First Ohio |
123 |
| - One Hundred and
Seventy-Eighth Ohio |
123 |
| - One Hundred and
Eighty-Fifth Ohio |
123 |
| - Twelfth Ohio
Cavalry |
123 |
| Civilization a Conflict
for Commerce |
25 |
| Civilization of
Moravian Indians |
39 |
| Claims of the States |
33,
35 |
| CLARK, George Roger,
Gen. |
15,
31 |
| COLE, Horace B. |
94 |
| COLE, Horace E. |
94,
95 |
| COLE's,
Horace E., Royal Goshen Mine |
95 |
| Coming of the Pioneers |
37 to
49 |
| Conflict for the Ohio |
15 |
| CONGLETON, John F. |
228 |
| CORNSTALK, chief |
7,
29 |
| Coshocton Campaign |
5,
9 |
| County Commissioners |
223 |
| County Infirmary |
6,
223 |
| County Infirmary
Directors |
223 |
| County Jail, Log |
61,
65 |
| County Jail, Brick |
69 |
| County Jail, New |
100 |
| County Court House, Log |
61,
65,
69 |
| County Court House,
Brick |
2,
69,
101,
105 |
| County Court House, New |
1,
101 |
| County Officers for a
Century |
233, 234 |
| Crawford's Expedition |
5,
19 |
| Crawford's Defeat |
33 |
| CRESCIO, Carlo |
224 |
| Cross Creek |
17 |
| Crossing of the Trails |
20,
33,
53,
85 |
| CROXTON, Henry
Buthler |
229 |
|
- D - |
|
| DARR, Curtis A. |
52 |
| DARST, Jacob,
Color Bearer |
119,
121 |
| DAVIS, Albert Adam |
58 |
| DAVIS, Marshall M. |
76 |
| DEARDORFF, Upton C. |
91,
189 |
| Delawares |
3,
7, 11, 15 |
|
| DEMUTH, Albert &
Family |
217 |
| DEMUTH, Oliver J. |
28,
223 |
| DEMUTH, Wilbur O. |
217 |
| Dennison |
157 |
| Dennison Water Works |
52 |
| De PEYSTER,
Colonel |
11,
15,
31 |
| Desire for Remembrance |
53 |
| Development of
Civilization |
53 to
69 |
| DODD, James H. |
48 |
| DONAHEY, John C. &
Family |
8 |
| Dover Forge & Iron
Company |
185 |
| Dover Manufacturing
Company |
172 |
| Dunmore's War |
7,
29 |
| Dundee Mill |
173 |
| Dundee, Pioneer House
in
|
19 |
| Dundee Rocks |
27 |
|
- E - |
| Eagle Hall |
137 |
| EARL, George Morden |
16 |
| Early Distilleries |
|
| Early Farming
Implements |
47,
49,
181 |
| Early Homes of
Tuscarawas |
47,
49 |
| Early Scarcity of Money |
41,
43 |
| Early Surveying |
35 |
| EDWARDS, William |
7,
9,
11,
15,
41,
59 |
| ELLIOTT, Matthew,
Capt. |
9,
11 |
| ELSON, Asa William,
Hon. |
96 |
| ELVIN & Van OSTRAN |
82,
83 |
| ELVIN, Edward E. |
82,
83 |
| English versus German |
57 |
| ERRATA |
234 |
| Ervine, General |
17,
19 |
| Exchange Hotel |
226 |
| Exiles, Return of
|
41 |
| Exiles, Wandering of |
39 |
|
- F - |
| Farming Implements |
47,
49,
55 |
| FAHRNY, Peter |
174 |
| FERNSELL, Conrad C.
& Family |
192 |
| Fire Water Question |
45 |
| First Death of White
Person |
53 |
| First Flouring and Saw
Mills |
85,
181,
204 |
| "First House" Under
White Rule |
41 |
| First and Last Battles
of the Revolution Were Fought on the Ohio |
33 |
| First Mention of
Leather |
45 |
| First Mill for Grinding
Grain |
55 |
| First Printing Press |
85 |
| First Records of County |
45 |
| First Records of County
Commissioners |
59,
60 |
| First Records of Salem
Township
|
57 |
| First Roads |
27,
49,
59 |
| First Store in
Tuscarawas County |
41 to
49 |
| First Tax Payers, List
of |
49 |
| First Things in Ohio |
39 to
53 |
| First White Church in
Tuscarawas |
41 |
| First White Populatio
of Ohio |
27 |
| First White School in
Tuscarawas |
41,
55 |
| Fishing |
53,
85 |
| Five Modes of Travel |
93 |
| Formation of Counties |
37 |
| Fort Laurens |
5,
25,
31 |
| Fort Pitt |
15,
17,
19,
23,
27,
61 |
| Fort Washington |
33, 35 |
| Founding of the County
Seat |
59,
61
|
| FOX, John A. |
60 |
| Fraternal Orders |
234 |
| FUHR, John J. |
159 |
| FULTON, William S. |
173 |
| Funston's Crime |
65,
69 |
| FURNISS, Frank C.,
Dr. |
189 |
| Fur Trade |
41 to
49 |
|
- G - |
| Garber Homestead |
116 |
| GARBER, John H. |
116 |
| GARDNER, John |
56 |
| GARFIELD Faily
in Tuscarawas County |
89,
91 |
| Garver Brothers' Store |
166,
167 |
| Gekelemukpechuk |
7 |
| General Grant's
Birthplace |
35 |
| GENTSCH, Daniel C.,
Dr. |
77 |
| GERBER, John,
Auburn Township |
148 |
| GERBER, John F. |
225 |
| GIBSON, John, Col. |
5,
19 |
| GILGEN, Simon |
142 |
| Gilmore |
177 |
| Gintz Furniture Company |
201 |
| GIRTY, Simon |
9,
11,
15,
33 |
| GLIKKIHAN, Chief |
7,
11,
19,
43,
47,
63 |
| Gnadenhutten |
7,
9,
11,
15 to
23,
39 to
49,
53 to 61,
224 |
| Gnadenhutten Churches |
41,
43,
57,
61,
64 |
| Gnadenhutten Monument |
31 |
| Gnadenhutten versus
Marietta |
35,
39 |
| Gold Fever |
103 |
| GOODWIN, Anderson J. |
52 |
| Goschocking |
7,
9,
61 |
| Goshen |
41,
53,
55 |
| GRAFF, Frederick |
124 |
| GRAVES, Charles F. |
210,
211 |
| GREEN, Sylvester H. |
225 |
| GREENWALD, Emanuel,
D. D. |
140 |
| Guest House |
120 |
|
- H - |
| Half King,
Chief |
7,
9,
11 |
| HALL, Horace L. |
142 |
| HANCE, John |
227 |
| HAND, General |
9 |
| Hand Mill for Grain |
59 |
| HARDING, John
Milburn |
232 |
| HARMAN, Charles H. |
151 |
| Harmar's Defeat |
33 |
| HARRIS, Albert
James |
54 |
| HARTLINE, Franklin |
112 |
| HEAVLIN, George M.,
Dr. |
36 |
| HECKEWELDER, John |
7,
9,
11,
15,
37,
39,
40,
41,
45,
49,
53,
55,
57,
59,
61,
64,
77 |
| HECKEWELDER, Maria |
9,
39 |
| HEFLING, Dr. Darius |
32 |
|
Hefling Music Company |
32 |
|
HELMICK, Cummins C. |
153 |
|
HEMMEGER, Winfield Scott |
135 |
| Henry Kaldenbaugh Camp
No. 5 |
132 |
|
Herbert House |
186 |
|
HERZIG, Christian H. |
170 |
|
HICKMAN, James |
77 |
|
HINDS, John |
196 |
|
HOFFMAN, Andrew A. |
159 |
|
Hoffman Company |
14 |
|
HOLDEN, Charles Edwards |
214,
215,
234 |
|
Homes of the Pioneers |
47 |
|
Homes of the Tuscarawas Heroes |
103 |
|
Home When the War Was Over |
123 |
|
HOOVER, Oliver H. |
92 |
|
HORN, Jacob A. |
66,
67 |
|
HORNING, Ralph T. |
10 |
|
HOSICK, William |
216 |
|
Hospital Union |
220 |
|
Hotel Aaltje |
216 |
|
HOWELL, Joseph R. |
133 |
|
Houk Coal Mine |
110 |
|
HOUK, Jacob Latto |
110,
234 |
|
HOUK, William Harrison |
110 |
|
HUDSON, Albert M. |
196 |
|
HUDSON, Robert H., and Stella F. |
197 |
|
HUMMELL, Cyrus |
154 |
|
HURSEY, Isaac M. |
195 |
|
- I - |
| Ignatius |
43,
47 |
| Indian Council Chamber |
29 |
|
Indian Customs |
3 |
|
Indian Forts and Battle Fields |
5 |
|
Indian Language |
3,
5 |
|
Indian Names |
3,
47 |
|
Indian Strategy |
31 |
|
Indians, the Last on the Tuscarawas |
63 |
|
Indian Trails |
5 |
|
- J - |
|
Jail Brick |
69 |
|
Jail, Log |
61,
65 |
|
Jail, New |
100 |
|
JOHNSON, Charles T. |
193 |
|
JONES & WALTER |
203 |
|
JOSS, John Christian |
18,
123,
235 |
|
Joss', Nicholas Guide Book |
18,
91 |
|
JUDY, John |
223 |
|
- K - |
| KALDENBAUGH, Henry |
114,
115,
117 |
| KALDENBAUGH, Henry,
Camp No. 5, S. O. V. |
132 |
|
KARL, John J. |
142 |
|
KEES, Daniel |
161 |
| KENNEDY, John L. |
30 |
| KERCH, John, and
Family |
191 |
|
| Killbuck or Gellelemend |
9,
43,
63 |
| KIMMEL, William B. |
134 |
| KLAR, Albert B. |
187 |
|
KLINE, Schuyler C. |
14 |
| KINSEY, William |
155,
234 |
| KENSEY, Simon A. |
155,
234 |
| KISLIG, Frederick
Rudolph |
96 |
|
KNISELY, Clyde J. |
222, 223 |
|
KNISELY, James M. |
123 |
|
KNISELY, John |
57, 59, 61, 65, 138,
222, 223 |
| KNISELY, John S. |
223 |
| KNISELY, Perry C. |
222,
223 |
| KNISELY, William |
222 |
|
KOHR, Michael T. |
168 |
|
KORNS, Daniel, Captain |
118 |
|
KRAMER, Fred |
44 |
|
KREBS, Gottlieb |
170 |
| KUGLER, Adolph |
106 |
| KUHN, Ernest G., and
Family |
70,
234 |
| KYLE, William O. |
96 |
|
- L -
|
| LALLY, Denis J. |
232 |
| LANNING, D. P. |
176 |
| LANNING, John Holmes |
177,
234 |
|
LANNING, Theodore |
50,
51 |
| LASH, William E. |
159 |
|
LATTO, Thomas A. |
22 |
| LEBOLD, William F. |
164 |
| LECHNER, Oliver P. |
134 |
| LEGGETT, Charles,
and Family |
78,
79 |
| LEGGETT, Joshua |
78,
79 |
| LEGGETT, Thomas J. |
78,
79 |
| LEHMAN, Frederick R. |
201 |
| LEWIS, William |
153 |
| Lichtenau |
7,
9 |
| LIMBACH, Davi |
81 |
| LINN, James A. |
42 |
| Lochry's Massacre
Defeated, Gen. Clark |
15,
31 |
| LOEB, Joseph |
209 |
| Loneliness of
Tuscarawas in 1800 |
41 |
| LOOMIS, D. Prentice |
228 |
| LOSKIEL, Bishop |
7,
9,
57 |
| LYTLE, Jacob R. |
92 |
|
- M - |
| MANSELL, Harry |
36 |
| Marietta versus
Gnadenhutten |
35,
39 |
| MARKLEY, George J. |
212,
213 |
| MARLOW, Charles R. |
86 |
| MARSHALL, Christian
R. |
106 |
| MARTIN, John |
9,
19,
21,
47,
61 |
| MARTIN, William |
188 |
| "Maskongam River" |
27 |
| Masacre of Gnadenhutten |
15 to
23,
31 |
| Massacre of Glenco |
23 |
| Masacre of Wyoming |
23 |
| MATHIAS, Charles C. |
150 |
| MATTHEWS, Charles
H., Major |
118 |
| MATTHEWS, William T. |
120 |
| MAURER, David |
18 |
| MAURER, George C. |
141 |
| McCAW, George S. |
108 |
| McCREERY, William |
158 |
| McDERMOTT, V. S.,
Thomas W. |
135,
234 |
| McFADDEN, Thomas E. |
120 |
| McGOWAN Brothers |
40 |
| McILVAINE, Joseph L. |
24 |
| McKEE, Alexander |
9,
11 |
| McQUEEN, Cyrus |
34 |
| MEGRAIL, Lewis H. |
72 |
| MEGRAIL and
PATTERSON |
72 |
| MEREDITH Family,
Five Generations |
79 |
| MEREDITH, John W.,
and Family |
79 |
| Mexican War |
101,
103 |
| Milar, Howard H. |
159 |
| Military Expeditions |
5 |
| Mineral City |
200 |
| MINNIG, Charles |
135 |
| Misrepresentations of
History |
17 |
| Missionaries Charged as
Spies |
11 |
| Missionaries Tried as
Spies |
15 |
| Missouary Outfit |
45 |
| MIZER, Margaret C. |
148 |
|
MOODY, Maurice |
22 |
| MOOMAW, David G.,
and Family |
108 |
| MOOMAW, George H. |
199,
234 |
| MOOMAN, Joseph M. |
199 |
| Moravian Missions |
3 to
11 |
| MORTIMER, Benjamin |
41,
45 |
| Mound |
3 |
| Mound Builders |
3 |
| Muncies |
7 |
| Murder at Post Boy |
65,
69 |
| Murder at Shanesville |
223 |
| MURPHY, Josiah, Sr. |
161 |
| MURPHY, J. Judson |
161 |
| MURRAY, David A. |
189 |
| Muskingum Trail |
5,
20,
181 |
| MYER,
Allen T. |
75 |
| MYER, Charles F. |
75 |
| MYER, Simon A., and
Catherine M. |
75 |
| MYERS Brothers |
46 |
| MYERS, G. Dalton,
and Oliver J. F. |
46 |
|
- N - |
| NAGELY, Charles A. |
218,
219 |
| NAGELY, John |
218,
219 |
| NAGELY, John W. |
218, 219 |
| National Clothing and
Shoe Company |
26 |
| NETAWATWES, Chief |
7 |
| NEWALIKE, Chief |
7,
11,
17 |
| Newcomerstown |
200 |
| New Philadelphia |
137 to
141 |
|
- O - |
| Oath of Allegiance |
133 |
| Obliteration Wrought by
a Century |
37 |
| Occupation of the
Conquest |
37 |
| Odd Fellows' Temple |
226 |
| Officer, David |
223 |
| Ohio Company |
25 |
| Ohio in the
revolutionary war |
25 to
37 |
| Ohio in the War of '12 |
63,
65 |
| Ohio Printing Company,
the
|
231 |
| Ohio Under Three Flags |
25,
27 |
| OHLIGER, Edward |
62 |
| Old Apple Tree |
21 |
| Old Bridge at Zoar |
65 |
| Old House, New
Philadelpiha |
45 |
| Old Houses in Canal
Dover |
91 |
| Old Mill |
85 |
| Old Mill at Dundee |
173 |
| Old Spinning Wheel |
47 |
| Old Williams Block |
91 |
| Old Woolen Factory |
91 |
| Oldest Grave Stone in
Ohio |
39 |
| Oldest Stone House in
Ohio |
33 |
| Opes and Marsh Store |
16 |
| Ordinances of 1785 and
1787 |
35 |
|
- P - |
| Passing of the Frow |
47 |
| Parish, C. R. Company |
16 |
| PATTERSON, William H. |
72 |
| "Paul Revere" |
9,
15,
33 |
| PEOPLES, David C. |
71 |
| PETER, David |
41,
52,
57,
59,
205 |
| PETER, Oliver L. |
41,
205 |
| PETERS, Walter C. |
36 |
| Phillipsburg |
200 |
| Pioneer Drug and Book
Store |
47 |
| Pioneer Houses |
47 |
| Pioneer Implements |
47,
49 |
| Pioneer Life, Secusion
of |
49 |
| Pioneers are a Vanished
People |
47 |
| Pioneers of 1799 |
41 |
| Pioneers of 1800 |
43 |
| Pioneers of 1801-1808 |
43,
49 |
| PIPE, Chief, Captain |
9,
11,
33 |
| PITTENGER, William A. |
133 |
| Poem, "Heckewelder's
Ride" |
61 |
| POMOACAN, Chief |
7 |
| PONTIAC, Chief |
7,
27,
39 |
| Port Washington |
149 |
| POST, Christian
Frederick |
7,
37,
39,
53,
77 |
| Post's Cabin, Scene of
|
53 |
| Post, Number One,
Charter of |
103 |
| POWLESON, Oliver C.,
Capt. |
118 |
| PRATT, Norman B. |
62 |
| Pride in the Past |
101 |
| Progress of Civil
Government |
35 |
| Progress of Civil
Rights |
33 |
| Price of Grain and Cost
of Freight |
47 |
| PUTT, Harry E., and
Family |
163 |
| PUTT, Joseph F. |
162 |
| - Q - |
|
| Quebec, Odious Act of |
29 |
| QUIGLEY, Anna E., and
Family |
160,
234 |
| - R - |
|
| Railroads, How They
Came |
93 |
| RANKIN, Thomas B. |
76,
207 |
| REA, Frank C. |
46 |
| REDDAWAY, Richard |
170 |
| REES, James |
185 |
| REEVES Banking and
Trust Company |
190 |
| Reeves Hotel, New
Philadelphia |
183 |
| REEVES, Jabez and
Family |
184 |
| REEVES, Jeremiah E. |
182,
183 |
| Reeves Manufacturing
Company |
190 |
| REEVES, Samuel J. and
Family |
183,
234 |
| REGAL, Eli |
48 |
| REISER, Albert W. |
144 |
| REISER, Reuben |
144 |
| RENNEKER, William |
112 |
| REPSLAGER, Herman |
224 |
| RESS, Joseph A. |
143 |
| REYNOLDS, C. Burnett |
48 |
| RHODES, Edwin S. |
232 |
|
| RIAL, Samuel E. |
225 |
| RICE, William Henry, D.
D. |
64 |
| RICHARDSON, Fred L. |
159 |
| RICHARSON, John H. |
168 |
| RICHARDSON, William W.,
Dr. |
123,
159 |
| RIGGLE, Ellsworth, and
Family |
149 |
| RIGGS, Carlos O. |
232 |
| Riley's Restaurant |
228 |
| RIPLEY, Isaac K. |
97 |
| Road, Braddock's |
27 |
| ROBB, William B. |
220 |
| ROBINSON, Andrew |
210,
211 |
| Robinson-Graves Sewer
Pipe Company |
210,
211 |
| ROGERS, Robert, Major,
Rangers of |
27 |
| |
|
| |
|
| ROMIG, John,
Descendants of |
74,
75 |
| ROMIG, Milton H. |
207 |
| ROMIG, Theophilus E. |
74,
75 |
| Rose Garden |
224 |
| ROSS, George |
209 |
| Roster of Andrew
Crawford Post No. 6 |
130,
131 |
| ROTH, John Lewis |
9 |
| RUEFLY, Carl E. |
187 |
| Ruof and Bimeler |
203 |
|
- S - |
|
|
Salem |
7,
9,
11,
19,
39,
41,
149 |
|
Sandusky |
7,
11,
31,
53 |
| SCHEBOSH, John |
9,
19, 61 |
|
SCHLEGEL, Arthur D. |
207 |
|
SCHMITZ, George |
122 |
|
Schoenbrunn |
7,
9,
11,
21,
23,
39,
223 |
|
Schoenbrunn Spring |
55,
223 |
|
School, Baltic |
224 |
|
School, Gnadenhutten |
224 |
|
School, Mineral City |
200 |
|
School, Sugar Creek |
173 |
|
School, Uhrichsville |
204 |
|
Schools, Dennison |
157 |
|
Schools, New Philadelphia |
141 |
|
SCHROCK, Noah A. |
104 |
|
Scope of this Work |
15 |
|
SCOTT, Benjamin P. |
10,
230 |
|
SCOTT, Charles W. |
28 |
|
SEHL, Edward |
134 |
|
SEIBERT, William E., and Family |
231 |
|
SEIBOLD, Michael and Family |
152 |
|
Senhauser Clothing Company |
193 |
|
SENSEMAN, Gottlob |
9,
11,
15 |
|
Settlements WEre Armed Camps |
35 |
|
Shanesville, Village of |
173,
223 |
|
SHANOR, William L., and Catherine Y. |
133 |
|
Shawnees |
3,
7,
29 |
|
SHEPFER, Edward |
199 |
| SHEPFER and MOOMAW |
199 |
| SHOTT, William C. |
38 |
|
SICKINGER, Hubert |
108 |
|
S:ICKINGER, Joseph S. |
108 |
|
Soldiers' Monument, New Philadelphia |
115 |
|
Soldiers' Monument, Ragersville |
109 |
|
Soldiers' Monument, Uhrichsville |
105 |
|
Sons of Veterans, Kaldenbaugh Camp |
132 |
|
Spach and Denison |
36 |
|
Speculators in Land |
63 |
|
Spedel Wholesale Grocery Company |
20 |
|
Spirit of 1861-'65 |
103,
105 |
|
SPRAGUE, Charity |
120 |
|
SPRING Frederick S. |
80 |
|
SPRING, Nicholas J. |
81,
234 |
|
SPRINGER, Leroy and Family |
150 |
|
SPROUL, Clyde R. |
197 |
|
SPROUL, George W. |
197 |
| St. Clair's Defeat |
33 |
| STEINEBREY, John |
42 |
| STEITZ, Peter |
145 |
|
STINGEL, Edward |
207 |
|
STOCKER, Henry H. |
156 |
| Stone and Treadway |
40,
234 |
| Stone Implements |
7,
9,
11,
15,
17 |
| Strife for the North
West |
25 |
| STOUP, T. Bradford |
58 |
| SUESSENGUTH, Otto |
156 |
|
Sugarcreek, Village of |
173 |
| Sugar Making |
55 |
| "Sunlit Meadow" |
7 |
| Surveying, Romance of
Early |
35 |
|
SWANK, Allen J. |
165 |
|
SWIHART, David |
68 |
|
Sykes Company |
67 |
| SYLER, John |
104,
234 |
| - T - |
|
| Table Rock |
117 |
|
TAYLOR, Oliver P., Col. |
122 |
|
The Conflict for the Ohio |
15 |
|
"The Crossing of the Trails" |
20,
25,
27 |
|
"The Big Trail" |
5,
20,
25,
27,
31,
33,
59,
85 |
| "The Guest House" |
120 |
| "The Three Old Vets" |
123 |
| "The Toggery Shop" |
97 |
|
The Union Bank |
22 |
| "The Watch Shop" |
44 |
|
Trade, Various and Curious Items of |
45 |
|
Trading with the Indians |
41 to
49 |
|
Treadway and Stone |
40,
234 |
|
Treaty of Fort Stanwix |
29 |
|
Treaty of Greenville |
33 |
| TROENDLY, Simon P. |
38 |
| Tuscarawas Children's
Home |
4,
2027 |
| Tuscarawas Telephone
Company |
38 |
| "Tuscarawas Guards" |
105 |
| Tuscarawas Indians |
3 to
11 |
| Tuscarawas Infirmary |
5,
223 |
| Tuscarawas in the
Mexican War |
101,
103 |
| Tuscarawas in the
Revolution |
25 to 35 |
| Tuscarawas in the War
of '12 |
63,
65 |
| Tuscarawas in the Civil
War |
101 to
123 |
| Tuscarawas, Origin of
the Name |
3 |
| "Tuscarawas River" |
69 |
| Tuscarawas, The Pivot
of the Strife for the North West |
33 |
| Tuscarawas Trails |
25 |
| Tusarawas Valley
Brewing Company |
188 |
|
- U - |
|
|
UHRICH, Benjamin W. |
207 |
|
UHRICH, Edward P., and Family |
206,
207 |
|
UHRICH, Michael |
43,
53,
57,
59,
61,
85,
204,
205 |
|
Uhrich's Mill |
204 |
|
Uhrichsville |
204 |
|
Union Hospital |
220 |
|
Union Lumber Company |
136 |
|
Urfer, Samuel S. |
12, 13 |
|
- V - |
|
|
VanOSTRAN, Emerson R. |
82,
83 |
|
"Visiting Goshen" |
55 |
|
- W - |
|
|
WAGNER, Edward V. |
180 |
|
WAGNER, John A. and Mary |
180 |
|
WAGNER, John Peter |
178,
179 |
| WAGNER, William A. |
179,
234 |
| WALLACE, John B. |
224 |
| WALLACE, Murder of Mrs. |
17 |
| WALTER, Samuel, W. |
158 |
|
WASHINGTON, George, Commands and visits, the Ohio |
27,
29 |
| Wayne's Victory |
33 |
| WELCH, George |
205 |
| WELCH, Samuel |
107, 205 |
| Wedding Trip a Hundred
Yeas Ago |
57 |
| WENGER, Eugene L. |
98 |
| Westchester |
177 |
| Western Side of the
Revolution |
25 |
| WILLIAMS, Byron |
232 |
| Williamson's Expedition |
5,
19,
33 |
| "Wind Mill," Account of
Fabulous |
85,
87 |
| WISE, Jacob, Lt. |
128,
207 |
| WISE, William J. |
128 |
| Whirlpool of Decay |
85 |
| WHITE EYES, Captain |
7,
9,
43,
45 |
|
White People, The Earliest in Ohio |
27,
37 |
|
WOLF, Edmund A., Dr. |
175 |
|
WOLF, John A. |
175 |
|
Wolf Scalps |
59 |
|
Woman's Relief Corps, No. 103 |
129 |
|
Work of the Pioneers |
37 |
|
Wyandots |
3,
7,
11 |
|
- Y - |
|
|
YEAGLEY, John W., Judge |
3,
61,
232 |
|
YOUNGEN, Jacob |
169,
234 |
| - Z - |
|
| Zane's Defense of
Wheeling |
33 |
| ZANE, Elizabeth |
33 |
| Zane's Trace |
45,
59 |
|
ZEISBERGER, David |
7,
9,
11,
15,
39,
41,
43,
45,
53,
63 |
|
ZIMMERMAN, Homer E., and Family |
84 |
|
Zimmerman's White Leghorns |
84 |
|
Zoar, Village of |
65 |
|
Zoar Hotel |
203 |
|
Zoar Mill |
202 |
|
