History
of Tuscarawas County, Ohio
Chicago: Warner, Beers & Co., 1884)
CONTENTS
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PART I.
HISTORY OF THE NORTHWEST TERRITORY
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Geographical Position |
19 |
Early Explorations |
20 |
Discovery of Ohio |
32 |
English Explorations &
Settlements |
34 |
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American Settlements |
59 |
Division of the Northwest
Territory |
65 |
Tecumseh and the War of
1812 |
69 |
Black Hawk and the Black
Hawk War |
73 |
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PART II
HISTORY OF THE STATE OF OHIO.
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Page |
History of Ohio |
93 |
French History |
96 |
Ordinance of 1787, No. 32 |
105 |
The War of 1812 |
122 |
Banking |
126 |
The Canal System |
128 |
Ohio Land Tracts |
129 |
Improvements |
132 |
State Boundaries |
136 |
Organization of Counties |
137 |
Description of Counties |
137 |
Early Events |
137 |
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Governors of Ohio |
160 |
Ancient Works |
174 |
Some General Characteristics |
177 |
Outline Geology of Ohio |
179 |
Ohio Rank During the War |
182 |
A Brief Mention of Prominent
Ohio Generals |
191 |
Some Discussed Subjects |
196 |
Conclusion |
200 |
Comments upon
the Ordinance of 1787
from the Statutes of Ohio. Edited by
Salmon P. Chase, and Published in the
year 1833 |
204 |
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PART III.
HISTORY OF TUSCARAWAS COUNTY.
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CHAPTER I. -
Preliminary Survey |
215 |
CHAPTER II -
Topography and Geology |
220 |
CHAPTER III -
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239 |
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The Aborigines - The Mound
Builders - Their Forts, Mounds, Implements -
Indians - Conquest of Ohio by the Five Nations -
The Delawares - Traditional History - Subjugation
- Occupation of the Tuscarawas - Chiefs and
Villages - Habits and Customs |
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CHAPTER IV. |
251 |
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Early Military Expeditions -
Roger's Expedition - Bouquet's Expedition - Fort
Laurens. |
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CHAPTER V. |
264 |
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The Moravian Missions - The
Moravian Church - Post's First Effort in Ohio -
Missions Established on the Tuscarawas - Carried
into Captivity - The Massacre of Gnadenbutten -
The Wandering Moravians - Return and Founding of
Goshen - Sketches of the Missionaries - First
Child Born in Ohio - The Gnadenhutten Monument |
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CHAPTER VI. |
323 |
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Lands and Surveys - Congress Lands
- Dohrman's Grant - United States Military
District - Its Extent - The Location of Quarters
by Speculators - Subdivision of Certain Quarters
into One Hundred Acre Lots - Conversion of the
Unappropriated Residue to Congress Land - Western
Reserve School Lands - Moravian Tracts - Survey of
the Greenville Treaty Line. |
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CHAPTER VII. |
328 |
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The Pioneers - Emigration -
Selection of a Home - The Cabin - The Earliest
Pioneers - Preparing the Soil - Mills - Wild Game
- Ginseng - Hunting - Domestic Animals and their
Enemies - Whisky - Clothing - Social Gatherings -
Churches - Schools - First Road - Gleanings
from the "Chronicle" - The Pioneer Association |
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CHAPTER VIII. |
353 |
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Official and Statistical -
Organization of Tuscarawas County - Formation of
Townships - The First Commissioners' Proceedings -
County Buildings - County Officers - State and
National Officers - Presidential and Gubernatorial
Vote - Population - Valuation and Taxation -
Churches. |
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CHAPTER IX. |
374 |
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Court, Bench and Bar - Court Rooms
- First Cases - The Funston Trial - Associate and
President Judges - Common Pleas Judges - First
Attorneys - Prominent Lawyers - The Present Bar. |
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CHAPTER IX. |
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Court, Bench and Bar - Court Rooms
- First Cases - The Funston Trial - Associate and
President Judges - Common Pleas Judges - First
Attorneys - Prominent Lawyers - The Present Bar. |
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CHAPTER X. |
386 |
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Canals and Railroads - Early
Legislation - Surveys and Route of the Ohio Canal
- Its Construction Through Tuscarawas County -
Contractors - Abram Garfield - Effects in
Stimulating Agriculture - Management of the Canal
- The Sandy & Beaver Canal and its Failure - The
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad - The Cleveland &
Pittsburg Railroad - The Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling Railroad - The Marietta & Pittsburg
Railroad - The Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway - The
Valley Road - The Connotton Valley Railroad |
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CHAPTER XI. |
400 |
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Agriculture and Agricultural
Societ - First Domestic Animals - Early Crops -
Tobacco Crop Statistics - Organization of the
Agricultural Society - First Fair - Growth and
Present Condition. |
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CHAPTER XII. |
406 |
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Tuscarawas County in the Wars of
1812 and 1846 - State of the County in 1812 -
Departure of the Indians - Panic - Number of
Soldiers Engaged - Gallant Defense in behalf of
Three Indian Prisoners at New Philadelphia -
Mexican War - Brief Campaign of Tuscarawas Guards |
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CHAPTER XIII. |
413 |
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The War of the Rebellion -
Enlistment of the Tuscarawas Guards - Camp Meigs -
Drafts - Morgan's Raid - Tuscarawas County in the
Field - Quantrill, the Rebel Guerrilla |
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PART IV.
TOWNSHIP HISTORIES.
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Page |
AUBURN TOWNSHIP
- FINISHED 6/16/2017 |
503 |
BUCKS TOWNSHIP |
509 |
CLAY TOWNSHIP |
515 |
DOVER TOWNSHIP |
527 |
FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP |
545 |
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP |
550 |
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP
- PARTIALLY FINISHED |
494 |
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP |
557 |
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP |
564 |
MILL TOWNSHIP |
577 |
OXFORD TOWNSHIP |
607 |
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Page |
PERRY TOWNSHIP |
619 |
RUSH TOWNSHIP |
627 |
SALEM TOWNSHIP |
683 |
SANDY TOWNSHIP |
643 |
SUGAR CREEK TOWNSHIP |
654 |
UNION TOWNSHIP |
661 |
WARREN TOWNSHIP |
666 |
WARWICK TOWNSHIP |
672 |
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP |
678 |
WAYNE TOWNSHIP |
682 |
YORK TOWNSHIP
- PARTIALLY FINISHED |
685 |
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
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ILLUSTRATIONS: |
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Map of
Tuscarawas Co. |
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Source
of the Mississippi |
22 |
LaSalle
Landing on the Shore of Green Bay. |
24 |
Buffalo
Hunt |
26 |
Trapping |
28 |
Mouth
of the Mississippi |
31 |
High
Bridge, Lake Bluff, Lake County,
Illinois |
33 |
Pontiac, The Ottawa Chieftain |
42 |
Indians
Attacking Frontiersmen. |
55 |
Present
Site of Lake Street Bridge, Chicago,
in 1833 |
58 |
A
Pioneer Dwelling |
60 |
Lake
Bluff |
62 |
Tecumseh, The Shawanoe Chieftain |
68 |
Indians
Attacking a Stockade |
71 |
Black
Hawk, the Sac Chieftain |
74 |
Perry's
Monument, Cleveland, Ohio |
91 |
View of
Niagara Falls |
92 |
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PORTRAITS |
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Ackermann, Jacob, Sr. |
314 |
Barkley, Andrew |
522 |
Benner,
Thomas R. |
371 |
Beyer, M., Mrs. |
571 |
Black, Philip |
471 |
Bourquin, A. L. |
134 |
Burt,
James M. |
390 |
Burt,
Mary Ann |
391 |
Clantz, Jacob H. |
551 |
Creter,
A. |
279 |
Davis,
L. C. |
151 |
Eckman,
Hiram |
621 |
Edie,
Alexander |
362 |
Evans, Matthew |
562 |
Evans,
Michael |
631 |
Evans,
William |
612 |
Fertig,
Samuel |
601 |
Ford,
Philip |
582 |
Ford,
Sarah |
583 |
Gram,
David |
491 |
Gray,
W. B. |
226 |
Hamilton, William |
502 |
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Hoopingarner, Peter |
351 |
Houk, Jacob |
542 |
Latto, William |
511 |
Lechner,
George |
592 |
Lewis,
Edward C., M.D. |
298 |
McCullough, Alexander |
380 |
McCullough, Leslie |
334 |
Ma__rer,
Jacob |
641 |
Moore,
Thos. |
115 |
Mosher,
Henry |
243 |
Rankin,
T. B. |
531 |
Roby,
R. M. |
212 |
Rummel,
David |
262 |
Shipton,
Thomas |
187 |
Shohl,
Leopold |
652 |
Stocker, Edward |
451 |
Strawrs?,
William |
442 |
Unger,
Michael |
411 |
Wagner,
J. A. |
431 |
Walton?, Josiah |
402 |
Wiand,
Henry |
422 |
Winkelpleck, Jesse |
482 |
Wolf,
E. G. |
462 |
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