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high school building, 311; schools of the present, 312; schools, superintend- ents and teachers, 312; grades build- ings, 312; public schools, system as a whole, 313; water works system, 317; the Reynolds' Additions, 320; Turn- er's Addition, 321; Cleveland street created, 322; Hughes' Addition, 322; Cochell's and Fraer's Additions, 322; McCuaig's Addition, 323; Dreifus and Haugh's Addition, 323; McLean and Brearley's Addition, 323; Later addi- tions to the townsite, 323; Citizens' Addition, 323; city hall, 324; water power, improvements of, 324; pres- ent-day industries, 325; societies, 338; without a saloon, 390; early bands, 402; enlargement of Public Square, 406; southwest corner Main and Marion streets (view), 412; first meat market, 424; appraisement of for 1915, 425
Monticello Banks, 327
Monticello Dam at Flood Tide (view), 88
Monticello Democrat, 163
Monticello Herald, 157, 165
Monticello Hydraulic Company, 295
Monticello Lumbering and Barrel Head- ing Manufacturing Company, 296
Monticello National Bank, 327
Monticello Public Library, 313, 395 .
Monticello Republican, 161
Monticello Rifles, 179
Monticello School, 124
Monticello Spectator, 164, 165
Monticello Telephone Exchange, 320
Monticello Times, 167
Monticello Tribune, 161
Monticello Union, 161
Monticello Weekly Press, 167
Montplaiseur, Andr., 86
Moody, John W., 962
Moody, Lida, 359
Moore, A. V., 154
Moore, Emily L., 961
Moore, Isaac B., 477
Moore, Jacob D., 967
Moore, James C., 218, 357
Moore, J. C., 218, 360
Moore, James H., 961
Moore, James P., Sr., 247
Moore, John D., 347
Moore, John H., 811
Moore, Joseph D., 239
Moore, Thomas, 619
Moore, Thomas B., 269, 478
Moore's ford, 269 Moorhous, Hiram A., 609
Moorhous, Hiram A. B., 340
Moorhous, H. A. B., 327
Moorhous, Sarah, 610
Moorman, John L., 172
Motts Creek, 212
Moran, John, 254
Mordy, J. T., 362
Mores, David H., 247
Mores, Loreno, 247
Morgan, I. B., 348
Morgan, T. J., 361
Morgan, W. B., 347
Morman, Andrew, 254
Morman, Elias, 254
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Newell, Robert, 60, 91, 109, 123, 236, 238, 427
Newhouse, John E., 334, 347
Newspaperdom, dawn of, 157
Newton, Charles E., 168
Newton, Ed F., 168, 171
Nickel Plate Club, 341
Niles, John B., 263 Niles, Nathaniel, 96 Noah, John, 250 Noble, Noah, 60 Noland, Wesley, 272
Nordyke, Adin, 247, 251, 254, 255, 340
Nordyke, Albert S., 307
Nordyke, Israel, 247, 254, 255, 340, 1027 Nordyke, Noble, 353, 478
Nordyke, Robert, 254
Nordyke, schools, 128
Nordyke, settlement, 254
North, Layton M., 737
Northrop, A. C., 347
Mowrer, James, 654 Mowrer, Joseph, 336 Mowrer, Rachael, 336
Mowrer, Sarah A., 336
Mudge, Ambrose, 239
Mudge, Gardner, 242, 363
Mudge's Station, 242
Mullendore, F. M., 307
Murphy, Harrietta M., 930 Murphy, J. D., 362
Murphy, Jeremiah, 929
Murphy, Thomas, 61, 205 Murray, Daniel, 205, 208 Murray, Mary E., 1008
Murray, Henry L., 1006
Murray, Marshal, 340 Myers, Charles F., 900
Oakdale, 209 Oakes, Lida, 132
Oats, Jonathan, 399 Obenchain, Frederick C., 996
Obenchain, Raeburn, 996
Oberman, I. C., 375
O'Brien, Thomas, 202 Ockiltree, John, 86 O'Connell, William K., 328 O'Connor, Perry P., 867 O'Connor, Thomas W., 323, 324, 327, 863 Odd Fellows, 339
Odell, P., 375 O'Donnell, G. H., 348 Oilar, Finis, 133
Old Monticello Flouring Mill (view), 88
Old-Fashioned Fire-Place (view), 204 Old Dunkards, Burnettsville, 375
Neal, B. F., 332 Neal, Henry C., 334
Old Kenton Grave Yard, 200
Old George A. Spencer Home (view), 398
Old Settlers' Association, 146
Old Sill Homestead, 110 North Bluff Street (view), 421 Olds, Comfort, 255 Omelvena, James, 362 Only War Mother in White County, 406 Order of the Eastern Star, 340 Ordinance of 1787, 42, 85
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Original surveys, government burned, 47 Orion Lodge, 355
Organ, Newton, 250, 251 Orphans' Home, 337 Orr, John, 193 Orr, William, 193, 479 Orth, Godlove S., 98 Orton, A. R., 117, 178, 331
Morman, John C., 254 Mormon Society, 229 Morris, Benedict, 62 Morris, Cornelius, 285 Morris, Ivy, 133
Morris, John, 226, 265
Morris, William E., 359
Morse, David H., 247 Mosier, A. T., 379
Mote, William, 154 Mound Builders, 1; war and domestic implements of, 2; habits, 3; no hiero- glyphics or effigies of, 3; race of slaves, 4; perhaps the most ancient of peoples, 4; origin, 5
Mounds, burial, 2; habitation, 2; temple, 2; forts, 2 Mount Walleston, 196; platted, 198; boom at, 198
Mower, Joseph, 631
Northwest becomes National Territory, 14 Northwest Territory, 47; Popular As- sembly for, 15; under common law of England, 85; government of, 86. Norway township, carved from Prairie township, 60 Norway, Old Tannery at, 414
Norway, death of Gypsy King, 415
Nutt, Stephen, 225, 226 Nyce, Daniel, 254
Nyce, Jacob, 281
Nyce, John, 283
Myers, Frederick, 898 Myers, Squire W., 752 Myers, William E., 726
Myers, W. E., 368 Myrtle, Jacob, 254
Nadell, B. F., 374 Nagel, Amelia K., 624
Nagel, Stephen, 623 Nagle, John J., 359-1001
Nance, Wallace W., 980
Narrow Gauge Railroad Celebration, 415 Nas-wau-gee, 31 National, The, 167 Naylor, Isaac, 98, 399
Nebeker, Lucas, 334 Nebeker, L., 297 Neel, John W., 579 Neel, Samuel G., 674
Neel, W. F., 359
Nelson, John R., 845 Nelson, John W., 339 Nethercutt, John W., 478
New Bedford, 208 New county infirmary, 80 New Dunkards, 335 New Dunkards, Idaville, 369 New Hartford, 418 New Lancaster, 418 New School Church, 331 Newall, Robert, 64 Newell, Benjamin, 218
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Pettit, John U., 91, 106, 234
Pettit, Nathan C., 480
Pettit, Reuben R., 480, 788
Pettit, R. R., 250 Pfister, Jacob, 377
Pherly, Willis, 218 Phillips, Frank R., 340
Phillips, John, 123, 238
Phillips, Joseph, 238, 399, 427
Phillips, William, 60, 91, 214, 217, 218
Palmer, Fayette, 340
Palmer, Truman F., 108
Pierce, Ashley L., 295
Palmer, T. F., 116, 315, 340
Pierce, Ferris, 334
Palmer, Mrs. T. F., 313
Pierce, J. H., 375
Palmer, William S., 98
Pierce, J. W., 374
Palmer & Carr, 116
Parcels, James, 340
Parcels, Maritta McCloud, 473
Pierce, Mary L., 202
Parcels, W. H., 304
Pierce, Matilda, 480
Pardee, E. A., 337
Pierce, T. F., 375
Parish & Godman, 358
Parke, S. H., 156
Pilling, Mell F., 172
Pioneer Dunkard, 330
Pioneers Ante-Dating County organiza- tions, 61
Pioneer home (view), 149
Pioneer educational matters, 122
Pioneer lawyers of the circuit, 92
Pioneer Letter, 404
Pioneer Live Stock Men, 141
Parker, John, 203, 263, 265, 266
Parker, Joseph, 219
Parker, Mary A., 331
Piper, Isaac S., 201
Parker, Richard T., 160
Parker, Robert, 327, 352
Parmelee, Frank, 283
Parmelee's Meadow Lake Farm, 283
Parr, John, 225
Parrish, Edward L., 542
Parrish, John, 219
Parrish, Marion, 340, 541
Parry, William A., 340
Parson, Samuel H., 85
Parsons, Isaac, 167, 173
Plummer, Noble A., 822
Paschen, William, 133
Poating, Patrick, 251
Paschen, William H., 684
Pattee, C. M., 354
Patton, George, 335, 369
Patton, Hezekiah, 369
Pokagon's Prophecies, 32
Patton, Perry, 368
Patton, Uriah, 335, 369, 417, 939 Paugh, George, 201
Paul, Julius W., 340, 479
Paul, Mary, 479
Peet, John H., 340
Peetz, Mrs. J. L., 173
Penham, Peter, 255
Pennsylvania Railroad Bridge at Monti- cello (view), 56 People's Advocate, 167
Pepper, Abel C., 31, 32 Perry, C., 250 Perry, Edwin, 273
Perry, Joshua, 250
Personett, Marshall S., 721
Peter, W. S., 361, 362
Peterson, Ayres, 205
Peterson, Samuel, 205 Petit, Antoine, 86
Pettit, Benjamin D., 480
Pettit, David J., 353, 789 Pettit, James, 250
Poultry Packing House, Burnettsville, 373 Powell, J. Z., 31 Powell, S. H., 361 Powell, Mrs. S. H., 361
Prairie Chieftain, 157, 158, 160, 293 Prairie fires, 35
Orton, Alfred R., 304, 406, 479 Orwig, Henry, 290 Owens, Harry P., 164 Owens, Henry P., 340 Owens, John T., 976 Owens, J. R., 307
Page, A., 250 Page, Alexander, 282 Palestine schools, 128
Palestine settlement, 253
Piankeshaw, 12 Pierce, Ashley, 202
Pierce, Lewis, 202 Pierce, Lucius, 143, 148, 184, 307
Parker, Ashford, 60, 91, 427
Parker, David, 239
Parker, David W., 239
Parker, Henry C., , 219
Parker, Isaac, 382
Parker, Isaac N., 238
Parker, J. A., 337
Parker, James, 69, 91, 201, 293
Piper, John L., 201
Pitts, J. L., 354
Pittsburgh, Chicago & St. Louis Rail- road, 261
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad, 57
Pitzer, Jacob, 201
Pixler, John, 205
Ploss, George A., 702
Plummer, Albert, 821
Poole, William, 273, 274
Poor Farm, 79
Porter, John, 255
Porter, John R., 69, 91
Porter, Joseph, 361
Posey, Thomas, 27
Pottawattamie treaty, 30
Pottawattamie village, 263
Pottawattamies, 26, 29, 279; first mi- gration of, 31; migration of the, 33; final removal of, 32; tribe gathers at Plymouth, 32 Potter, George W., 948
Potter, James, 273 Potter, William, 399
Pogue, Joseph, 481 Pokagon, 26
Pokagon, Simon, 380
Pioneers of 1829-67, 149 Pioneer Roads, 51
Pierce, W. S., 315
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Prairie lands, early prejudice against, 37
Prairie Telephone Company, 360
Prairie Township, 64; attached to Car- roll County, 211; as a White County Township, 211; natural features, 212; drainage, 212; products of the soil, 213; eastern timber lands first set- tled, 213; pioneer landlords, 214; first permanent settler, 215; first voters and officials, 217; early land holders, 218; educational and religious begin- nings, 218; first sawmills, 220; im- provement in rural conditions, 221; leading good roads township,, 222;
appraisement of for 1915, 425
Pratt, Daniel D., 92, 97 Pratt & Reyburn, 399
Prehistoric forts, 2
Presbyterian Church, Old and New Schools, 331 .
Presbyterian Church, building of the present church, 333
Presbyterian Church, Brookston, 361
Presbyterian Church, Chalmers, 366
Preserving newspaper files, 159
Press, John, 201 Press, Monticello, 293
Press, The, 157 Preston, Charles S., 582
Price, Aaron, 369
Price, Asenath, 382
Price, Benjamin, 195
Price, Benjamin F., 182, 386, 520
Price, B. F., 179, 328, 424
Price, John, 92, 219, 386, 481
Price, Joseph, 481
Price, Peter, 60, 61, 143, 193, 200, 289, 295, 417, 520 Price, Mrs. Peter, 193 Price, Thomas, 281
Price, William, 201, 226
Princeton Township, pioneer settlement and civil organization almost coinci- dent, 252; as the Palestine settlement, 253; godfather of the township, 253; created and named, 254; state and township elections, 254; saddled with land speculators, 255; schoolhouse competition, 255; land entries, 1842- 47, 255; lack of water in early days, 257; reclaimed lands and good roads, 257; appraisement of for 1915, 425 Pringer, Dennis, 226 Probate Courts, 90
Probate Judges, 109
Proce, John, 218
Profit, George, 31
Property valuation, 82
Prough, Peter, 273
Public education under the First State Constitution, 120
Public Library, Monticello (view), 314 Public Schools, 119; present system, 133
Public School System, pioneers of, 307; legal complications, 307 Puckett, W. R., 354 Pugh, Elizabeth, 255 Pugh, Henry, 253, 254
Pugh, Richard C., 789 Pugh, Richard Sr., 354
Pulliam, William G., 379
Purcell, Josiah, 340, 341
Purcupile, John J., 322 Pythian Sisters, 340
Rader, John T., 849
Rader, Mrs. Solomon, 354
Rader, Solomon, 354
Rader, William H. H., 354
Rail fence, 40
Railroad, first in White County, 53
Railroad war, 54
Railways, pioneer, 53
Rainier, George A., 887
Ramey, John, 219
Ramey, Manly, 219
Ramey, Samuel, 132, 219
Ramey, William L., 481
Randolph, Thomas, 25
Rankin, 419 Rankin, A. T., 332
Rariden, Stewart, 286
Rathfon, David, 481
Raub, J. & W. W., 364
Raub, Edward B., 1033
Raub, Jacob, 364, 873
Raub, Miller O., 934
Raub, William W., 482
Rawlins, Archie K., 773
Rawls, Elisha, 195
Rayhill, Harvey, 201
Rayhouse, N. C. A., 163 .
Rayhouser, Cyrus A. G., 340, 482
Read, A. L., 370
Read, J. A., 270 Reagan, R. M., 156
Ream, Andrew T., 201
Ream, David K., 340, 376
Ream, D. K., 304
Ream, John, 178, 293, 340, 399
Reames, A. J., 355 Reames, Fred, 658
Reames, Jane, 274
Reames, John E., 660
Reames, William J., 644
Reams, Jonathan, 273
Reams, Tavner, 272, 273
Redding, Alexander, 219
Redding, Jeremiah, 959
Redding, Thomas W., 399
Reder, T. J., 353, 378
"Red Star" movement, 387
Reed, Abram V., 157 Reed, Alfred, 148, 158, 179, 180, 339, 340
Reed, Alfred F., 113, 482
Reed, A. V., 162
Reed, Charles, 273
Reed, H. J., 341
Reed, J. H., 156
Reed, J. T., 172
Reed, Lodie, 307
Reed, Marion, 205
Reeder, J. T., 347 Reeder, William, 374
Rees, Elizabeth, 331
Rees, John, 331 Rees, Margaret, 331
Rees, Martha, 331
Rees, William, 178
Reese, John, 60, 290
Reese, William, 305
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Reeves, Madison, 226
Reid, Henry J., 133
Reiff, Elmer G., 673
Reiff, Joseph T., 724 Reiff, Milton K., 373, 724 Reiley, Joseph J., 203 Reingardt, Henry, 670 Renner, John, 205
Renwick, Alfred R., 756 Renwick, Andrew, 225
Renwick Family, 754
Reporter, Brookston, 172 Reprogle, Abram, 199
Reprogle, Peter, 199
Revolutionary war, 12
Reynolds, early newspaper field, 170; founding of, 249; Sill enterprises, 375; pioneer hotel and sawmill, 375; town platted, 375; first religious organiza- tion, 376; early progress, 376; town of today, 377; adopts town govern- ment, 377; township school, 378; churches, 378; Lutherans and Chris- tians, 379; appraisement of for 1915, 425
Rinker, Joshua, 238, 245, 247, 250, 251, 427
Rinker, William H., 245, 973
Ripley, William, 361
Ripley, Mrs. William, 361
Rishling, George R., 1017
Rishling, Jennie R., 1018
Ritchey, Alvira, 1024
Ritchey, Boyd F., 485
Ritchey, Jonathan P., 297
River Scene near Monticello (view), 36
River scenes (view), 88
Riverside Mill and Monticello Residences (view), 294 Riverview Park, 320
River Views from McKain Farm (view), 38
Rizer, Benton, 174
Rizer, Sylvester W., 174
Roach, Bernard K., 486
Roach, David G., 486
Roach, James B., 486
Roach, John T., 340, 487
Road building, modern, 52
Roads, 46
Roberts, Frank, 340
Roberts, John, 60, 69, 91, 148, 236, 322
Roberts, Martha, 487
Roberts, Robert D., 487
Roberts, Thomas, 488
Robinson, A. L., 92
Robinson, James E., 158, 162
Robinson, Jesse W., 219
Robinson, J. W., 357
Robison, F. B., 324
Robison, Thomas A., 488
Rodgers, Alexander, 229, 366
Rodgers, D. A., 347
Rodgers, J. M., 374
Rogers, Nathaniel, 253, 254
Rohm, Jacob, 374
Roller, Peter, 275
Rollins, John, 286
Rollins, Thomas, 286
Rollins, Truman, 284, 285
Rooks, Joseph H., 182
Rose, George S., 249, 375
Ross, Caroline, 796
Ross, Charles E., 795
Ross, D. E., 360
Ross, John, 201
Ross, Mary V., 489
Ross, Mrs. B. F., 338
Ross, Susanna, 361
Ross, William, 263, 266
Roth, Charles, 324, 489
Roth, Francis W., 489
Rothrock, Catherine, 332
Rothrock, Eliza B., 489
Rothrock, Elizabeth A., 336
Rice, M. L., 347
Rothrock, Elizabeth J., 490
Rice, Martin L., 1021
Rothrock, Jacob, 490
Richey, Elmira, 338
Richey, James, 340
Richey, J. M., 324
Richey, J. T., 339
Rider, Charley, 79
Riddile, H. D., 154
Rifenberrick, Samuel, 195, 293
Riley, Levi, 221
Riley, Thomas, 371
Rothrock, John, 60, 61, 65, 193, 195, 289, 330 Rothrock, John A., 164, 823
Rothrock, Joseph, 60, 178, 199, 490
Rothrock, J., 384
Rothrock, Martha, 338
R'othrock, Orville A., 824
Rothrock, Robert, 60, 66, 193, 195, 201, 202, 289, 290, 490 Rothrock, William, 491
Reynolds, Albert, 296
Reynolds, Alfred W., 90, 1025
Reynolds, Ashbel P., 168
Reynolds, A. W., 305, 307, 339 Reynolds Bank, 377
Reynolds, Benjamin, 60, 61, 91, 123, 133, 142, 233, 237, 238, 248, 249, 299, 375, 483
Reynolds Broom, 170
Reynolds, Calvin, 339
Reynolds, Cary M., 167
Reynolds, "Cub, "' 297
Reynolds, D. A., 168
Reynolds, Georgiana, 420
Reynolds, Isaac, 178, 201, 235, 295, 297, 331, 339, 356, 483
Reynolds, I., 382
Reynolds, James C., 79, 421, 484
Reynolds, J. C., 75, 178, 181
Reynolds, J. S., 250
Reynolds, John G., 484
Reynolds Journal, 164, 171
Reynolds, Judge, 107
Reynolds, Levi, 133, 178, 202, 246, 484, 751
Reynolds, Lydia J., 485
Reynolds, Mary 332, 382
Reynolds, Mary J., 332
Reynolds, Matthew, 202
Reynolds, Miranda J., 421, 485; remi- niscences, 399 Reynolds Sun, 171
Reynolds, T. H., 325
Rice, C. A., 348
Rice, H. G., 313, 315, 333
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Rothrock, Zachariah, 491 Rothrock, Zacheus, 201 Round Grove, 284, 287 Round Grove Township schoolhouse, 133 Round Grove Township; first settlements, 284; first settler, 284; early land entries, 285; elections and voters, 286; carved out of old Prairie Township, 286; various pioneer matters, 287; former postoffices, 287; progress in, 287; appraisement of for 1915, 425 Rountene, Thomas, 286 Rowland, John, 285 Royer, J. G., 307 Royer, Samuel, 870 Ruemler, August, 807
Rufing, James C., 491
Ruger, Isaac, 250 Russell, Arthur, 197, 199
Russell, Emeline M., 357
Russell, John, 219
Russell, John W., 984
Russell, William, 339
Russell, Zadock, Jr., 219
Rutter, J. B., 334
St. Ange, Louis, 12 St. Barious, John, 86 St. Clair, Arthur, 15 St. Clair, Governor, 85 St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Reynolds, 378 Salt works, 20, 24
Sampson, James, 263, 266 Sampson, William H., 492 Sanderson, Bert, 172
Sanderson, Harry, 172 Sargent, Mrs. Will, 338 Saunders, John, 77, 304, 305, 492 Saunderson, William E., 221, 492
Sayre, Joseph, 91, 218 Scarff, Joshua H., 239, 281
Scenes at Reynolds (views), 372 Schaefer, F., 378 Schlesselmann, H., 379
School examiners, 129 School fund, basis of, 43 Schoolhouse, the old-time comfortable, 121
Schoolhouses, building under the new order, 129 School lands, 120 Schools, first in the county, 237 Schools in Jackson township, 124, 227 Schramm, George, 378 Schroeder, Herman, 879
Schroeder, J. B., 378
Schweinle, William, 377 Scott, Alexander, 374 Scott, Caleb, 493 Scott, Crystal D. W., 263, 265, 266, 268, 418 Scott, E. S., 361 Scott, Greenup, 61, 265, 266, 268 Scott, John, 64, 224, 268 Scott, John H., 162 Scott, John L., 97 Scott, Joseph, 331 Scott, Robert, 266 Scott settlement, religion at, 268 Scott, Thomas T., 161 Scott, Tirza, 337
Scott, William and Company, 344 Scroggs, David, 201 Seroggs, David A., 133, 707
Seroggs, Elam, 726 Sea, Sidney W., 183
Seafield, 261, 350
Seawright, S. R., 332
Second Constitution, 89 Seimetz, J. A., 378
Sell, William, 97 Sellers, E. B., 116, 315, 392
Sellers, Emory B., 77, 340, 856
Sellers, Harvey, 203, 205
Seventeen-Year Locusts, 402
Seventh-Day Adventists, Idaville, 370
Severe, Louis, 86
Sexton, Jacob H., 493
Sexton, Lewis W., 791
Shackelford, 347 Shackelford, Susan M., 948
Shafer, Alexander R., 493
Shafer, Henry, 996
Shafer, James, 193, 201, 238
Shafer, John M., 229, 493
Shafer, John P., 663
Shafer, Joseph, 340
Shafer, Samuel, 340
Shafter, James, 123
Shall, Lewis, 250 Shanahan, Samuel, 427
Shank, Linas H., 494
Shannahan, Samuel, 201 Sharon absorbed by Burnettsville, 373
Shaw, Eli, 374
Shaw, Harris, 419
Shaw, Harvey S., 334
Shaw, H. S., 383
Shaw, James, 247
Shaw, John, 374
Shaw, Mary, 374
Shaw, William, 374
Shaw, William S., 363
Sheets, James K., 969
Sheets, Zebulon, 112, 193, 195, 289, 290, 291, 295, 331, 382, 399
Sheetz, Anu B., 331, 416
Sheetz, Austin C., 331 Sheetz, Margaret, 331
Sheetz, M. R., 339
Sheetz, William, 293
Sheley, William G., 418 Shell, Ivan, 339
Shenk, Samuel, 494
Shepard, I., 275
Sheridan, Andrew J., 334
Sheriff's life, hardships of in the musk- rat days, 425 Sherwood, Sahmnou, 293 .
Sherwood, Solomon, 70 Shields, C. V., 268
Shigley, Charles H., 884
Shigley, George, 219
Shoemaker, Leonard, 272
Shoop, Henry C., 617
Shoop, Mary G., 618
Short, Cyrus, 199 Short, John, 199
Shull, Genealogy of Family of J. Wesley and Harvey G., 613 Shull, Harvey G., 615 Shull, J. Wesley, 613 Shull, John W., 369
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Shull, Jonathan, , 226 Shull, Lewis, 225, 226 Sidenbender, John, 205
Signer, James, 60 Sill, "Bob, "' 297 Sill, Elizabeth, 421, 494 Sill enterprises, Burnettsville, 375
Sill family, 114
Sill, George W., 201 Sill, M. M., 158, 250, 307, 375, 384
Sill, Milton M., 26, 48, 69, 159, 162, 165, 168, 271, 304, 386, 421, 495 Sill, Robert W., 162, 179, 250, 339, 421 Sill, R. W., 143, 158, 181, 376
Sill, William, 64, 69, 91, 196, 217, 290, 293, 421, 495 Sills, A. K., 117, 172, 328
Sills, A. K., Jr., 117
Sills & Sills, 116
Simmons, Samuel, 263, 266
Simons, J. P., 317
Simons, James P., 153, 340, 496
Simonson, W. Scott, 379
Simpson, Patrick, 86
Sites, Christina, 718
Sites, James E., 718
Sitka, 269
Six-Months' Company, 185
Sixty-third Regiment, 181
Skevtington, Joseph, 250
Skidmore, Joseph, 201, 293
Skidmore, J. R., 154
Skinner, Daniel I., 225
Skinner, Harrison, 201, 246
Slater, Jacob, 263
Slater, J. I., 354
Slaughter, W. W., 362
Slavery in the Northwest Territory, 21
Sleeth, Thomas, 399
Sleeth, Thomas W., 592
Sleeth, William H., 594
Slim Timber, 284
Slutz, W. B., 169, 334
Sluyter, Abraham, 263
Sluyter, Albert C., 976
Sluyter, Hiram, 263, 497
Sluyter, Jonathan, 125, 265, 266, 269
Sluyter, Jonathan W., 263, 268
Sluyter Schoolhouses, 268
Small, Gilbert, 172, 497
Small, James C., 705
Small, Sarah, 706
Smeathen, Abram, 265
Smelcer, Henry, 92, 217
Smelcer, Samuel, 60, 61, 74, 217, 218, 219, 851 Smelcer, William, 218
Smith, Abel T., 239, 240, 298
Smith, Abraham, 247
Smith, Bernard G., 153, 646
Smith, B. Wilson, 23, 240, 255, 334
Smith, C. L., 374 Smith, F. O., 386
Smith, Francis M., 174
Smith, Frederick, 214 Smith, Jacob' C., 166, 497 Smith, James, 219
Smith, John, 226, 272
Smith, J. B., 307, 333, 347 Smith, John H., 872
Smith, Joseph, 263, 265, 266, 272, 418 Smith, J. H. O., 336
Smith, Lester, 268
Smith, Mahlon F., 498
Smith, Mary A., 498
Smith, Peter B., 193, 201, 202, 246, 247, 293 Smith, Samuel, 225, 226
Smith, Simeon, 218
Smith, Thomas C., 217
Smith's Distillery of 1840-50, 228
Smithson, 243
Sinock, C. O., 374
Smoker, Rolandus L., 543
Sneathen, Abram, 266, 268, 274
Sneathen, Elijah, 265, 266, 268
Snowberger, John, 334
Snyder, Abram, 199, 202, 293, 414, 417
Snyder, George, 266
Snyder, Henry, 179, 180, 199, 340, 498
Snyder, John, 499
Snyder, Margaret P., 171
Snyder, Philip, 499
Snyder, William F., 379, 750
Soapmaw Journal, 169
Societies, Monon, 348
Societies, Monticello, 338
Soil, 37
Soldiers' Monument, 413
Solomon Hays, 219
Some White County School Buildings (view), 118
Sons and Daughters of Temperance, 383
Spanish-American War, 189
Sparrow, Mary E., 348
Spears, Daniel P., 499
Spears, D. T., 339
Specimen Cattle and Hogs of White County (view), 140
"Spectator" Items, 1859-61, 405 Spencer, Barney, 282
Spencer, Benjamin, 165
Spencer, Benjamin N., 60, 61, 195, 237
Spencer, Mrs. B. O., 337
Spencer, Calvin C., 234, 518
Spencer, Charles C., 117, 315, 318, 392, 518 Spencer, George A., 60, 61, 62, 64, 69, 91, 123, 142, 143, 148, 233, 238, 382, 517
. Spencer's, George A., Docket as J. P., 426 Spencer, Hamelle & Cowger, 116
Spencer, James, 64, 158, 165, 193, 194, 382
Spencer, James S., 500
Spencer, Miran B., 426 Spencer, Mrs. Miran, 341
Spencer, Perry, 741
Spencer-Reynolds Colony, 233
Spencer, Robert, 293
Spencer, Robert A., 70, 92
Spencer, Thomas, 148, 238, 247, 250
Spencer, William, 154, 179, 180, 339, 340, 341, 500 Spencer, William V., 813
Spilkey, Frederick, 205 Spinn, John L., 745 Spiritualism, 407 Spoon, Thomas, 339 Spray, T. R., 337
INDEX
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Springboro, 220 Spring Creek, 212 Springer, Dennis, 225 Sproule, Andrew, 293 Stafford, G. W., 374 Stafford, J. T., 347 Stafford, James T., 379
Staley, James, 386 Staley, James G., 165, 179, 186, 501 Stanly, Jeremiah, 285, 286 Stanton, A. T., 225
Stark, W. P., 251
State Bank of Burnettsville, 596 State Bank of Monon, 345
State Bank of Monticello, 327 State Bank of Wolcott, 352, 354
State Constitution, first, courts under, 87 State Constitution of 1851, 74 State lands, last of, 44 State road, 46 Staughton, James, 195 Steel, J. E., 374 Steele, Samuel, 275, 331, 332
Steele, U. H., 176
Steely, Edward, 286
Stephan, George, 501 Stephan, Joseph, 378
Stephens, C. B., 366
Stephens, David, 371
Stephenson, J. Y., 336
Stevenson, George T., 325
Stevenson, John S., 501 Stewart, Enos H., 226 Stewart, James H., 62 Stewart, John, 255
Stewart, Joseph, 252, 254
Stewart, Newton, 255
Stewart, Russell, 132 Stewart, Sarah, 374 Stewart, William, 361, 374 Stewart, Mrs. William, 361 Stiening, L. O., 348
Stillwell, William E., 133
Stine, Harrison S., 502
Stitt, William, 270
Stivers, Wallace D., 190 Stober, Kate, 370 Stocker, John, 331
Stockton, Charles L., 285
Stockton, John, 236
Stockton, L. B., 286
Stockton, Newberry, 285
Stokes & Martin, 172 Stout, Hannah, 502
Stout, Reuben, 193
Strait, Robert M., 296
Street, James, 254 Street, John, 226 Street Views at Monon (views), 342
Streeter, R. M., 173 Stroud, James, 283
Stryker, Cornelius, 253, 254, 340
Stuart, Frank, 174 Sturges, Solomon, 205 Sullivan, Jeremiah, 225 Supreme Court, 89, 90 Surveying before land drainage, 47 Sutton, Cornelius, 69, 91, 203, 204 Sutton, J. E., 174 Sutton, Joseph K., 204
Sutton, Thomas, 218 Swamp lands, granted to the State of
Indiana, 48; drained, 48; increased value of, 49; purchased, 205. Swartzell, Marion J., 773 Swearingen, Andrew, 219 Swisher, Perry E., 765 Symes, John C., 85
Talbutt, Benjamin W., 624 Tam, George B., 668 Tam, Joshua, 374
Tam, Mitchell, 374
Tam, Silas, 229
Tatman, Joseph, 92
Taylor, Joseph, 760
Taylor, W. R., 117 Taylor, Wesley, 172, 392
Teachers, 130
Teachers' Association and Institutes, 133 Tecumseh and the Prophet implacable, 17 Tedford, David C., 502
Tedford, H. H., 127
Tedford, Ira, 375
Tedford, J. G., 361
Tedford, John, 61, 195, 224
Tedford, Newton, 399
Tedford, Robert N., 502
Teeter, Dennis P., 558
Telfer, Alexander L., 925
Temperance agitation in 1906, 388
Temperance Struggle in White County, 380 Temperance wave receded, 387
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