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dawned, a young "Buckeye " had joined the group, ready to move on with them to the "Hoo- sier" land of promise. The family settled in this county, cast of Richmond. The boyhood days of Mr. Holloway were spent on the farm with his father. At an early age he commeneed learning the art of printing in one of the first
pointed by President Lincoln Commissioner of
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ROBERT HOSEA & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Corner Main and Front Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Have constantly on hand one of the most
EXTENSIVE STOCKS OF GROCERIES
To be found in the City.
Purchasers are Invited to Call and Examine the Stock of this Long Established House.
Patents, which office he held until July, 1865, when he resigned.
HOLLOWAY & DAVIS-D. P. Hollo- eray & B. M. Davis-editors and publishers "Palladium." es Pearl, bet Main and Spring, Richmond.
HOLLOWAY, J. M .- Ridge & Co .- bds with H. H. Crocker, Richmond-Soldier.
HOLLOWELL, AMOS tinner n s Main, bet Jones and Walnut, Cambridge.
Hollowell, Mrs. Mary, res with Mrs. Mary Plummer, Richmond.
HOLLOWELL, SILAS plasterer res e s Sixth, bet Walnut and Market, Richmond.
Holmes, John W. far res with Walker Holmes, Wayne tp.
Mr. Hoover is a native of North Carolina, aud HOLMES, M. G .- Hutton, Mather & Co. came, with his father's family, first to Warren --- res s s Nat road, 1 mile e Richmond, County, Ohio, and then to Indiana Territory, in
Wayne tp.
HOLMAN, JOSEPH res ns Main, bet Wayne County, arriving in 1806. He has lived Second and Third, Centerville.
Mr. Holman came to this county from Ken- tucky, February, 1805, and settled with his fa- ther on a farm two miles south of Richmond. highest civilization and refinement. In the ear- He was elected member of the Territorial Legis- ly history of this county, he was called upon to lature in the spring of 1816; was a member of the Constitutional Convention which met at Cor-
fill various offices, such as Clerk, Judge, &c. From the knowledge of events thus acquired, he ydon, and framed the first Constitution of Indi- wrote and published a "Memoir" of himself, in ana ; was elected a member of the first Legisla- which much of the history of the county is inter- ture under the Constitution, December, 1816,
woven. Judge Hoover is in the eighty-fifth year which position he held until 1822, when he was of his age, but from his uniform good health, it appointed Receiver of Public Moneys at Fort would not be surprising if he should live to be Wayne, where he continued until 1833, when he a centinarian.
moved to Peru, Ind., where he remained until 1843. Now resides in Centerville.
Holmes, Nancy res with John Dougan, Wayne tp.
Holmes, Robert far res with Parmelia Railes- back, Abington tp.
HOLMES, WALKER far n s Green- mount pike, 2 miles s e Richmond, Wayne tp. Holmes, William shoemaker res Abington.
Holt, Miss Emma res with J. N. Drury, Jackson tp.
Holtkamp, Harmon teamster bds with C. Fetter, Wayne tp.
Homan, Isaac E. teamster res s w eor Cher- ry and Walnut, Milton.
Homan, James potter res Newport.
Homes, David lab res with Levi C. Ell- wood, Center tp.
Homes, James, jun., res with James Homes, Franklin tp.
Homes, James, sen., far 1} miles w Bethel, Franklin tp. Mr. Homes was a soldier un- der Gen. Harrison, is now (April, 1865) 76 years of age, and remarkably strong and vigorous.
HOOVER, DAVID, sen., res e s Rich- mond and Newport pike, 13 miles n Rich- mond, Wayne tp.
what was then a part of Dearborn, but now
to see what was then an unbroken forest covered with farm-houses, towns and villages, and chang- ed from an abode for savages to homes for the
Hoover, David, jr., res with David Hoover, sen., Wayne tp.
Hoover, Ensley, far 23 miles s w Washing- ton, Clay tp.
Hoover Frederick, retired res es Fifth, bet Mulberry and Sassafras, Richmond.
Hoover, George architect res 30 South Sixth, Richmond.
Hoover, George B. far w s Hagerstown and Franklin pike, 2 miles n w Hagerstown, Jef- ferson tp.
Hoover, Henry retired res 31 North Frank- lin, Richmond.
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HOOVER, HENRY, far 2 miles e Jack-[ burg, Harrison tp.
HOOVER, HENRY --- H. Hoover & Co .--- res w s Marion, bet Spring and Ft. Wayne Av, Richmond.
Hoover, Henry tobacconist res German- town.
HOOVER, H. & CO .--- Henry H. & J. E. Murdock --- grocers 59 s s Main, bet Marion and Franklin Richmond.
Hoover, John far 2 miles s Milton, Wash- ington tp.
Hoover, John, far res with Henry Hoover, Harrison tp.
HOOVER; JOHN far on road leading from Washington to the Nat. road, 2 miles s Wash- ington, Clay tp.
Hoover, John far n s Nat. road 3 miles w Centerville, Center tp.
Hoover, John far res with Geo. B. Hoover, Jefferson tp.
Hoover, Jonas retired res with Aaron Richardson, Jefferson tp.
Hoover, Joseph, far I mile s w Jackson- burg. Harrison tp.
HOOVER, JOSEPH far 1} miles s Wash- counties, Feb. 7, 1814; res 2} miles s Rich-
ington, Clay tp.
Hoover, Larkin far res with H. Hoover, Harrison tp.
Hoover, Levi far w s Hagerstown and Franklin pike, 2 miles n w Hagerstown Jef- ferson tp.
Hoover, Matilda- widow Andrew-1} miles s w Washington, Clay tp.
Hoover, Milton res with John Hoover, Clay tp-Soldier.
HOOVER, MILTON far res with Matilda cor Ft. Wayne and Washington Avs, Rich- Hoover, Clay tp. mond.
Hoover, Miss Nancy res with John Hoover, Clay tp.
Hoover, Miss Nancy res with Matilda Hoover, Clay tp.
Hoover, Owen far 2} miles s w Washington, Clay tp.
Hoover, Rebecca -widow Leeson - Wash- ington.
Hoover, Rudolph far 1} miles n e Milton, Washington tp.
Hoover, Miss Sarah A. res with Henry Hoo- ver, Harrison tp.
Hood, Sarilda-widow Levi-res Jackson- burg.
HOPE, JAMES G. saloon 65 Main, res Cambridge. same, Richmond.
Hopkins, Barclay tinner res with George Eckel, Richmond.
Hopkins, Nancy res with Valentine Wood -husband in the army.
Horine, Lawson carp res ss Walnut, eftp, 4 miles n Centerville-Soldier.
Elm, Hagerstown.
Hormel, Jarvis far 4 miles s e Richmond, Wayne tp.
Horn, Adam far w s Liberty pike, 1} miles s Richmond, Wayne tp.
Horn, Henry carriage maker with P. Crock- er, bds with Mrs. E. Foulke, Richmond --- Sol- dier.
Horne, Wilson res with William Railes- back, Wayne tp.
Horner, Hannah-widow Joshua-res No. 72 South Sixth, Richmond.
Horner, Sarah-widow Samuel-res with Wm. S. Parker, Newport.
Horner, Samuel far on farm of Aaron Hill, Franklin tp.
HORNEY, ANDREW far 2 miles s e Washington, Clay tp.
Horney, David S. plow shop s w cor Sixth and Noble, res s e cor Fifth and Pine, Rich- mond.
Horney, Elizabeth student Earlham, res Richmond.
Horney, Isaac V. plow stocker bds with Mrs. E. Rhodes, Richmond.
Horney, Isaac plow maker res e s Green, bet Main and Spring, Richmond.
HORNEY, JOEL far 1 miles e Richmond, Wayne tp.
HORNEY, JOHN A., born in Ft. Cald- well, in the corner of Wayne and Fayette mond, Wayne tp.
Horney, Miss Lizzie res with David S. Horney, Richmond.
Horney, Miss Rebecca res with Stephen Horney.
Horney, Solomon-S. Horney & Co .- res w s Ninth, bet Sassafras and Mulberry, Rich- mond.
Horney, S. & Co .- Sol. Horney Geo. McCul- lough, & Elwood Patterson-plow makers s w
Horney, Stephen far 2 miles s Washington, Clay tp.
Hornish, M. L. grocer n s Main, bet Main Cross and Spruce, res same, Centerville.
HORNISH, --- wife Jacob, soldier --- res n s Main, Germantown.
Horseman, Elizabeth -- widow-res with J. C. Underwood, Wayne tp.
HORT, THOMAS E. far } mile s R. & L. C. pike, 3 miles s w Richmond, Wayne tp.
Horton, Benjamin far s s Nat road, 2 miles e Richmond, Wayne tp.
Hoshour, Samuel H. druggist n s Main, w Canal, res w s Railroad, bet Green and Foot,
HOSHOUR, PHIL J. stoves & tin-ware s s Main, bet Main Cross and West River, res same, Milton.
HOSIER, AURELIUS M. far Harrison
HOSIER, JESSE far 3 miles s e Jackson- burg, Harrison tp. Has furnished four sons for the Union army.
Hottinger, Hetty-widow Joseph-res with Nelson Willets, Washington tp.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
(LATE MADISON HOUSE,) Refurnished in No. 1 Style, Main St., bet. Front and Second, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Convenient to Steamboat Landing and Cars.
BATH ROOMS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
N. WEARE, Proprietor.
Houck, George far res w s Spruce, bet| W. G .- wholesale grocers w s Ft. Wayne Av, Main and Walnut, Centerville.
Hough, Angelina G. teacher res with Hi- ram Hough, Newport.
Hough, Benajah joiner, Chester.
HOUGH, DANIEL book agt res Newport. Hough, Miss Elma teacher res with Levi Jessup, Wayne tp.
Hough & Hill-Robt. B. & William Hill- country merchants, Newport.
Hough, Hiram hardware merchant-also Jackson tp.
of Hough, Thomas & Co .- res Newport.
Hough, Jonathan aged 81, father of and res with Moses Hough. Settled in the woods in 1811, but had to leave early in 1813, on account of Indian troubles.
Hough, Mary teacher res with William Hough, Newport.
Hough, Moses far and sorghum manuf e s R. and N. pike, s s Newport, New Garden tp. Hagerstown.
Hough, Thomas, & Co .- Zeri H., Charles T., & Hiram H .- grist-mill (steam & water) Dalton tp.
2 mile s w Newport, New Garden tp.
Hough, William far & miller Newport.
Hough, Zeri far-of firm of Hough, Thom- as & Co .- res Newport.
Howell, Jason res with John M. Good, Economy. Mr. Howell has resided in the Houser, Abram S. shoemaker res with Ja- cob Houser, Hagerstown. county 52 years, and is now 84 years of age. Howell, John W. book-keeper res 13 North Houser, Miss Catharine res with D. D. Ul- Sixth, Richmond. rich, Dalton tp.
Houser, Daniel far n s Hagerstown and Dalton pike, n w part Hagerstown.
Houser, Jacob retired, res n s South Mar- ket, w end, Hagerstown.
HOUSER, JOHN W. shoemaker n s Main, Main and Broadway, Richmond.
w Washington, res n s Main w Pearl, Hagers- town.
Houstan, W. L. - - res n w cor Ninth and Main, Richmond.
Houstan, Miss Rebecca S. res with W. L. Houstan, Richmond.
Howard, Anthony weaver at Camack's fac- tory, 3 miles s e Milton, Washington tp.
HOWARD & GRUBBS-J. R. H. & J.
bet Washington Av and Cliff, Richmond. Howard, Isaiah far 44 miles n Cambridge, Jackson tp.
HOWARD, I. R .- Howard & Grubbs-res w s Fifth, bet Walnut and Market, Richmond. HOWARD, MARTHA-widow John --- res e s Connersville and Milton pike, 3 miles s Milton, Washington tp.
Howard, N. W. far 1 mile se Cambridge,
HOWARD, R. A. propr "Richmond Tel- egram," res w s Bridge, bet Spring and Cliff, Richmond.
Howe, Michael, railroad wood sawyer, res near depot, Hagerstown.
Howe, Patrick lab res with Michael Howe, Hagerstown.
Howe, Thomas lab res with Michael Howe,
Howel, Charles res with Joseph Howel,
Howell, Charles far 2 miles e Dalton, Dal- ton tp.
HOWEL JOSEPH far Dalton tp, 4 miles n Hagerstown.
Howel, Larkin far Dalton tp, 4 miles n Ha- gerstown.
Howell, Miss Lavina clk res e s Sixth, bet
Howergater, Maria res with Henry Stein- camp, near Richmond.
Howell, Miss Mina L. res with John W. Howell, Richmond.
HOWES, JAMES B. far res with Wil- Byars, Boston tp-Soldier.
Hubbard, Miss Annie, res with Richard J. Hubbard, Milton.
Hubbard, Emma teacher Freedmen's school,
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Memphis, res with Richard J. Hubbard, Milton.
HUBBARD, GEORGE far res with Rich- ard J. Hubbard, Milton --- Soldier.
HUBBARD, RICHARD J. cabinet mak- er & undertaker w s Main Cross, bet Main Huff, Newport.
and Canal, res e s Main Cross, n Canal, Mil- ton.
Hubbard, William, far 2} miles s Newport, New Garden tp.
Huff, Sarah-widow Daniel-res Harrison Huber, John, shoe shop s s Main, bet Sixth tp, 43 miles n w Centerville.
and Seventh, res same, Richmond.
Huffman, David H. far 1} miles e Jack- Huckemeier, Henry lab res w s Franklin, sonburg, Harrison tp.
bet Sycamore and South, Richmond. Served in Mexican War.
Huckens, Ebenezer basket maker res Ab- ington.
Huddleston, Edith --- widow Jesse --- res s stp. Nat road, w Cambridge.
Huddleston, Isaac molder res n s Harrison, bet Foundry and Milton, Dublin.
Huddleson, John, far res ss Nat road, e Newton, Richmond.
Cambridge.
HUDDLESON, LEVI broom maker res s s Nat road, bet Cambridge and Dublin.
Hughes, Daniel, sen., res w s Washington HUDDLESTON, Miss LOU res with bet Main and Spring, Richmond.
Edith Huddleston, near Cambridge.
Hudson, Martin painter bds at C. S. Pres- cott's, Richmond.
HUDDESTON, NATHAN far & propr Orion Hse. w s Dublin st., adjoining Dublin East Cambridge.
on the north.
HUDDLESON, Miss SARAH V. res with Cambridge.
John Huddleson, ss Nat road, w Cambridge.
HUDDLESON, SOLOMON far res s s Nat road, bet Cambridge and Dublin, Jack- son tp.
Hudson, Miss Amanda res with Nicholas Hudson, Richmond.
Hudson, Edward H. painter s s Main, bet Main Cross and First, res ne cor Walnut kins, Richmond.
and Ash, Centerville.
Hudson, Mark mach res n w cor Front -res w s Washington bet Main and Spring, and Walnut, Richmond.
Hudson, Miss Mary A. res with Nicholas Hudson, Richmond.
Hudson, Nicholas grocer ws Pearl, bet and Main, Richmond.
Main and Walnut, res n w cor Front and Walnut, Richmond.
HUFF, ALBERT H. res with Cristy Huff, Dublin.
Huff, Catharina --- widow Daniel --- w s Lynn- ville pike, 2 miles n Newport, New Gar- den tp.
Huff, Christy B. traveling agt res s w cor Cumberland and Dublin, Dublin.
Huff, Cyrus far res with Sarah Huff, Harri- son tp.
Huff, Daniel-Huff & Osborn-Newport.
Huff, Miss Emma C. res with Cristy Huff, Dublin.
Huff, Henry car-switcher E. & H. R. R., bds with Casper Zeph, Richmond.
Huff, Hiram far 43 miles n w Centerville Center tp.
Huff & Osborn-Daniel H. § Linden O .- wagon makers, Newport.
Huff, Miss Rhoda Alice res with Daniel
Huff, Peter lab res with Nathaniel Hcnly. Huff, Robert B .- Huff & Hill-Newport, res same.
Huffman, Jacob retired, res n s Cumber- land w Johnson, Dublin.
Huffman, John far n s Hagerstown & New Castle pike, 1 mile w Hagerstown, Jefferson
Huffman, Martin far res with David Huff- man, Harrison tp.
Huffman, Miss Susan res with Abner N.
Hughs, Miss Adeline res with John Hughs, Hagerstown.
HUGHES, DANIEL, Jr .- T. Hughes & Bro .- res with Daniel Hughes, sen., Rich- mond.
Hughes, Evan far ns Nat. road, } mile e
Hughes, James carp res at Vinton Hse,
Hughes, John retired, res e s Marion bet Main and Spring, Richmond.
Hughes, John far res s w cor South Mar- ket and Elm, Hagerstown.
Hughes, Miss Phebe res with Jno. Hughes, Richmond.
Hughes, Miss Susan res with Stacy Wil-
HUGHES, THOMAS-T. Hughes & Bro. Richmond.
HUGHES, T. & BRO .- Thomas & Daniel -grocers and provision dealers, n e cor Front
Hughes, Thomas shoemaker, res e s Eighth bet Main and Broadway, Richmond.
Hughs, Miss Virginia res with Jno. Hughs, Hagerstown.
HUGON, JOHN E .- Scott, Egli & Co .--- res w s Hillsboro pike, & mile n Richmond, Wayne tp.
Hulbert, Mary-col'd, widow Henry-res with Lewis White, Cambridge.
Hull, George W. brick-molder, (formerly cooper), res with John Hull, Newport.
Hull, J. H. book-keeper for Davis, Law- Huff, Dorilas far res with Sarah Huff, Har- rence & Co., res n s Harrison bet county rison tp.
road and Milton St., Dublin.
Hull, John brick-molder, res Newport.
HULL, MATTHEW R. res s s Nat. road, mile e Dublin, Jackson tp.
Mr. Hull is a remarkable man in many re-
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speets. Having commeneed the world as a me- chanic, he soon became an editor and legislator, mile s w Fairfax, Center tp. and was equally at home in either. He has al- ways been on the side of right ; and as a tem- perance lecturer, has been considered a host in himself. When the rebellion commeneed he offered his services as a soldier, but being physi- cally unable for duty in the field, he could not idly fold his hands, but took the stump and Franklin, Richmond.
worked nobly in arousing patriots to action, and in moving the benevolent to care for the families Center tp.
of soldiers.
HULON, THOMAS lab res with John Maxwell, Center tp.
Humberd, John T. far res with Sarah Humberd, Jackson tp.
Humberd, Sarah-widow Amos-res e s Cambridge & Franklin pike, 34 miles n Cam- bridge, Jackson tp.
Humes, George F. printer, res Baker Hse, Richmond.
Humpe, Henry blacksmith, res e s Marion bet South and Sycamore, Richmond.
Hungerford, C. L. baggage-master, C. & G. E. R. R., res ss Main bet Front and Wash- ington, Richmond-Soldier.
Hungerford, William conductor on freight train, res e s Pearl bet Sassafras and Cliff, Richmond.
Hunnicutt, James B. watchmaker and jew- eler, No. 10 Main, res same, Richmond.
HUNT, AMIEL far and butcher, res 1 a
Hunt, Andrew carp res Abington.
Hunt, Aquilla engineer in Wright & Co.'s steam saw mill, res near the mill.
HUNT & BAYLIES-J. H. & T. L. B .- " Columbian " job printers, n e cor Main and
Hunt, Brasher far 32 miles s e Centerville,
Hunt, C. C. far res 1 mile n e Hillsboro, Franklin tp.
HUNT, CHARLES far 3 mile e Abing- ton, Abington tp.
Hunt, Clarissa-col'd, widow Peter-res s s South Second bet. Walnut and Green, Cam- bridge.
Hunt, C. & Sons-O. H., J. B. C. § C. B. H .-- grocers, 57 Main, Richmond.
Hunt, Clayton-O. Hunt & Sons-res 20 North Franklin, Richmond.
Hunt, Clayton B .- C. Hunt & Sons-res with Clayton Hunt, Richmond-Soldier.
HUNT, D. W & CO .-- D. W. K. & S. B. Heiny --- photographers, n s Main bet Foot and Green, Cambridge.
HUNT, DAVID W .--- D. W. Hunt & Co. --- res s s Main bet Center and Chestnut, Cambridge.
Hunnicutt, William P. salesman with HUNT, EDWARD S. far and notary pub- Wiggins & Co., bds at Sherman Hse, Rich- lic, res on farm owned by Barnabas Coffin, mond.
adjoining Economy on the east.
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HUNT, ELIHU far res 3 miles s w Hills- boro, Franklin tp.
Emigrated from Guilford Co., North Carolina, in 1814, and located on the farm on which he Beeler, Boston tp. now resides; passed over the ground now occu- pied by the city of Richmond, at which time, he says, it contained only two houses. He is familiar with the early history of the county, and has labored for 50 years to make it what it is : one of the first counties of the State.
Hunt, Elisha --- refugee --- far Walnut-level Station, Jefferson tp.
Hunt, Elizabeth-widow Smith-res with Newton S. Hunt, Abington tp.
Hunt, Miss Ella res with Daniel Bulla, Wayne tp.
Hunt, Miss Elmira res with Mrs. Eunice Wood, Cambridge.
Hunt, Miss Elvira res with Amiel Hunt, Center tp.
Hunt, F. B. inventor of fodder cutter, res e s Middleboro pike, near northern limits of city, Richmond.
Hunt, Harlem far res Chester.
Hunt, Jabez law student, res with Mrs. Joanna Hunt, Richmond --- Soldier.
Hunt, Miss Jemima res with Amiel Hunt, Center tp.
HUNT, JESSE T. far res 1 mile n w Hills- boro, Franklin tp.
Hunt, Joanna --- widow Jesse --- res 93 Main (2d story), Richmond.
Hunt, John S. wagon maker, 18 North Franklin, bds with Clayton Hunt, Richmond.
HUNT, JOHN far w s Williamsburg pike, 3 mile n w Richmond, Wayne tp.
Hunt, John F. far w s Liberty pike, 7 miles s Richmond, Abington tp --- Soldier.
Hunt, John B. far res with Wm. F. Deun, Clay tp.
Hunt, Jonathan res 3 miles s e Milton, Washington tp.
Hunt, Joseph B .--- C. Hunt §- Sons --- res with Clayton Hunt, Richmond.
HUNT, JOSHUA --- Hunt & Baylies --- res w s Eighth bet Main and Walnut, Richmond.
Hunt, Miss Laurana B. res with Wilson Hunt, Abington tp.
Hunt, Levi far } mile w Liberty pike, 1} miles e Abington, Abington tp.
HUNT, LYDIA ANN-wife of Francis M .--- res 3 miles s e Newport.
Hunt, Mary --- widow John --- res 2 miles n e Abington, Abington tp.
Hunt, Miss Mattie teacher s s Nat. road, bet Cambridge and Dublin, Jackson tp.
HUNT, MARTHA A .--- widow Paul S., :soldier --- res Newport.
Hunt, Newton S. far 3 miles n Abington, Abington tp.
Hunt, Perry M. far res with Christopher
Hunt, Miss Phœbe A. res with F. B. Hunt, Richmond.
Hunt, Richard harness maker with Wig- gins & Co., bds at Sherman Hse, Richmond. Hunt, Samuel clk res with Wm. Clark, Economy-Soldier.
Hunt, Thomas cooper res s s Main e s W. W. Canal, Milton.
Hunt, Thomas A. retired, res 24 South Front, Richmond.
HUNT, WILLIAM far res on Chester & Arba pike, 3 miles n Chester, Franklin tp.
HUNT, WILSON far n s county road, 1} miles n e Abington, Abington tp.
Hunter, Henry former prop of Hunter's knife factory, res w s Hillsboro pike, 1} miles n Richmond, Wayne tp.
Hunter, Jackson --- col'd --- tailor and renova- tor, w s Marion bet Main and Spring, res w s Marion bet Mill and South, Richmond.
Hunter, Thomas knife maker, res w s Hills- boro pike, 1} miles n Richmond, Wayne tp. Huntington, Julius bds at Huntington Hse, Richmond.
Huntington, Oran retired, bds at Hunting- ton Hse, Richmond.
Huntsinger, Jacob far res with Elizabeth Waltz, Jefferson tp.
HURDLE, ELISHA --- col'd --- far e Dublin, s s Nat. road, Jackson tp.
Hurst, Bennett far 4 miles s w Abington, Abington tp.
Hurst, Caswell far res } mile w Economy & Washington pike, 2 miles s Economy.
Hurst, Miss Charity res with Perry Hurst, Perry tp.
HURST. ELIJAH far e s Jacksonburg road, 6 miles s Milton, Washington tp .*
Hurst, Miss Eliza J. res with J. M. Hurst. Hurst, Miss Elizabeth A. res with Sanford Hurst, Washington tp.
Hurst, Henry far res on farm owned by Sanford Hurst, se cor Washington tp.
HURST, JOHN M. far e s Jacksonburg road, 5 miles s e Milton, Washington tp.
Hurst, Miss Laura M. res with William Hurst, Washington tp.
Hurst, Martha inmate Wayne Co. Asylum. Hurst, Perry far w s Economy and Wash- ington pike, 2 miles s e Economy, Perry tp. Hurst, Miss Sarah A. res with R. Waymire, Washington tp.
HURST, SANFORD far w s Centerville Hunt, Mitchel far on farm owned by Rob- ert Delap, Washington tp, 5 miles s w Cen- terville. and Springsville pike, in the extreme s e cor, Washington tp. Mr. Hurst came to this county from Dayton, O., and settled near Hunt, Nancy --- widow Thomas T .--- res s s Nat. road, 1 mile e Dublin, Jackson tp. Waterloo, in the year 1817, and shared in the privations of an early settler. To him and Hunt, Nathan res with Wm. Hunt, Frank- others the township is largely indebted for its 'lin tp --- Soldier.
Ipleasant farms and elegant residences.
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HURST, WILLIAM far w s Centerville! and Connersville road, 1} miles n county line, liamsburg, Green tp. Washington tp.
Husted, Robert upholsterer res Richmond. Hussey, Miss Sarah res with Isaac P. Evans, Richmond.
Huston, Thomas res s s Main, bet Main Cross and Spruce, Centerville.
Hutchens, Amy-widow William-res with Walnut, Richmond.
Benjamin Hutchens, Green tp.
Hutchens, Benjamin far n s Williamsburg and Economy road, { milen w Williamsburg, Green tp.
Hutchens, Miss Elizabeth res with B. mond. Hutchens, Green tp.
Hutchens, G. W. far } mile e Williams- bet Main and Walnut, Richmond-Soldier.
burg, Green tp.
Hutchins, Ira H. carp res w s South Mar- ket, Economy.
Hutchins, Hezekiah far 2 miles n e Econ- omy, Perry tp. He is a native of N. C., but has resided in Perry tp 47 years. He belongs to a family noted for longevity. His great grand- mother lived to the age of 104 years; and he has lived to see seven generations of her de- scendents, numbering many thousands. He thinks he has seen over one thousand of them.
Hutchins, Hibart lab in tannery of Miller, Study & Co. res w s North Poplar, Economy -Soldier.
HUTCHINS, JAMES far res on county line, 23 miles n e Economy, Perry tp.
Hutchins, Miss Kate res with William Hutchins, Richmond.
Hutchins, Miss Sarah res with William Hutchins, Richmond.
Hutchens, Samuel far res ns Williamsburg Cambridge.
and Economy road, { mile n w Williams- burg, Green tp.
Hutchen, Strangeman far 1 mile n Wil-
HUTCHENS, THOS .- Swisher & Hutchens -res e s Main, Williamsburg.
Hutchins, William wood turner res w s Fifth, bet Walnut and Market, Richmond.
Hutchison, Robert H. baggage-master E. & H. R. R. res w s Washington, bet Main and
Hutson, Allen painter res w s Franklin, bet Main and Walnut, Richmond.
Hutson Ellen-widow David-boarding-h'se w s Franklin, bet Main and Walnut, Rich-
HUTSON, J. W. painter res w s Franklin,
Hutson, Miss Mary A. dress-maker res with Mrs. Ellen Hutson, Richmond.
Hutson, Richard painter bds with Mrs. Ellen Hutson, Richmond.
HUTTON, A. R .- Hutton, Mather & Co .- res w s Fifth, bet Main and Walnut, Rich- mond.
Hutton, Jesse M. lumber dealer w s Sev- enth, bet Main and Broadway, res Linden Hill, { mile e Richmond.
Hutton, John H. bookkeeper res s e cor Sixth and Broadway, Richmond.
HUTTON, MATHER & CO .- A. R. H., T. D. M., & M. G. Holmes-manuf. rustic window-shades, No. 4 Main, n s, Richmond.
HUTTON, NOAH H. cl'k bds with John H. Hutton, Richmond-Soldier.
Hutton, Mrs. Sarah A. E. teacher cor Franklin and Ft. Wayne Avenue, res s e cor Sixth and Broadway, Richmond.
Hutton, Thomas blacksmith at Mercer's,
Hutton, Wm. P. lumber dealer w s Sev- enth, bet Main and Broadway, Richmond.
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