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Lieut. Williams was also wounded by a rifle ball through his right wrist. Col. Silas F. Miller, of the Thirty-sixth Illinois, wbo succeeded to the command of the brigade after Gen. Lytle was killed, on the same day, in his official report, says: " The rifled section of the battery in charge of Lieut. Williams, after doing splendid execution, had to be abandoned. The caissons were brought off, and the remainder of the battery was saved, only through the almost superhuman efforts of Capt. Sutermcister and his men."
The battery fell back to Chattanooga with the army on the 22d of Septem- ber, and was soon after placed in charge of ten siege guns, in Forts Sheridan and Brannon, and did good service up to, and including the battle of Mission Ridge, on the 25th of November. It remained there until the 3d of May, when it took an active part in the Atlanta campaign, participating in inany of the actions that were fought during the next four months, and was conspicuous for its splendid exccution during the siege of Atlanta, where it had charge of eight sicge guns.
After the capture of Atlanta, the Eleventh Battery returned to Chattanooga, where it remained until November 21, 1864, when the non-veterans were ordered to be mustered out, but they were not finally discharged at Indianapolis until January 7, 1865.
During the month of March, in 1864, a number of members of the battery had re-enlisted as veterans. On the 21st of November, they and the recruits of the battery, whose terms of enlistquent had not expired, were transferred to the Seventh and Eighteenth Batteries ; cach of those organizations remained at Chattanooga until they were ordered to Indianapolis for final discharge, the Eighteenth Battery being discharged June 30, 1865, and the Seventh Battery on the 11th of July following.
Captain -- Arnold Sutermeister.
First Lieutenants-Henry Tons, resigned March 25, 1863 ; William Green, appointed December 20, 1862 ; resigned May 29, 1862; John Otto, appointed March 26, 1863 ; llenry M. Williams, appointed May 30, 1863, resigned November 23, 1863; John H. Jacobs, appointed March 1, 1864.
Second Lieutenants-John Otto, promoted First Lieutenant ; Henry M. Williams, promoted First Lienteuant.
First Sergeant-Chas. R. Scott, promoted Second Lieutenant and died January 5, 1864. Quartermaster Sergeant-John H. Ehlers, promoted Second Lieutenant.
Sergeants-George Thompson, died at Huntsville, Ala,, Inly 21, 1862; John Me- Kinley, promoted Second Lieutenant, H. Il. Bickell, Eli Rank, Walter Stratton ; George Waltman, discharged October 21, 1862, for disability.
Corporals-D. H. M. Phillabaum, promoted Sergeant ; Richard Biddick; T. C. Oillock, promoted Sergeant ; George Kreig, promoted Sergeant ; Francis Kellar, died at
Chattanooga, Tenn., September 16, 1864; Jolin D. MeGrady, discharged June 19, 1863, for disability ; Charles Dudley, died at Annapolis, Md., December 10, 1863, of wounds ; Peter Campbell, discharged June 25, 1862, tor disability; Albert Totten, discharged November 21, 1862, for disability ; John J. Conklin.
Buglers-William L. Andrews, promoted First Sergeant; William Edmonds.
Artificers-Christian Seiler, John F. Crow ; Michael B. Ryan, discharged April 27, 1863, for disability.
Wagoner-John Gratham, died at Kingston, Gn., July 24, 1864.
Privates-Henry W. Caldwell, veteran, transferred to Eighteenth Battery; William M. Chapman, veteran, transferred to Eighteenth Battery; Ephraim Goodwill, veteran, transferred to Eighteenth Battery; Jacob Schmittly, veteran, transferred to Eighteenth Battery ; James Ballard, veteran, died at Nashville, Tenn., July 27, 1864, ot wounds ; Lewis Bewley, Nathaniel Binne, Lonis Il. Bowers, Henry M. Brown, Samnel M. Cairns ; Wellington Clossen, promoted Corporal ; Jobn Clear, John Corcoran, Henry 1. Darling, Philip Fetters, Robert Gill, Samuel Grider, Francis Grojohn, George Hussart, James B. Henderson, William Hobbs, Jolin llobbs, John W. Hoke, Dallas P. Holbrook, Hiram F. Jarvis, Theodore Johnson; John Keller, promoted Corporal ; Gottleib Kerchner ; John Krons, promoted Corporal ; Adolph Lamont, Joseph Lapshire, Henry Laner, Francis Levan- way; John W. Morehouse, promoted Corporal ; Stacy McDonald, William MeOrady, Patrick McMahon, Philip Miller, John L. Moore, Daniel O'Grady, Christian Ouk, Adam Phillabaum, Charles Quantt ; Fabins Rupple, appointed Bugler ; Lorenzo Schuler, Will- iam Schuler, John Schuler, John Shofer, James Shofer, William Shehan, George Stall, Jeff. H. Thompson, Jacoh Waggerinan, Jacob Wilhelm, J. C. Williams, promoted Corporal. George W. Ainsworth, discharged June 18, 1862, for disability. Loren Bethel, discharged December 25, 1862, for disability. Warren Clossen, discharged January 26, 1862, for disability. John P. Dugan, discharged July 30, 1862, for disability. John Eikoff, discharged January 13, 1863, for disability. James Godfrey, discharged June 5, 1862, for disability. William Graver, discharged September 1, 1862, for disability. Robert Green, discharged October 12, 1863, for disability. Elins llobbs, discharged July 30, 1862, for disability. D. W. Johnston, discharged August 18, 1863, for disability. Samuel lones, discharged June 25, 1862, for disability. Jackson Jones, discharged June 25, 1862, for disability. Isaac Landers, discharged June 6, 1862, for disability. Jasper Ludwig, discharged June 30, 1862, for disability. Rudolph Lusher, discharged
John W: Mortsalt, discharged April 20, 1862, for disability. Robert McKee, discharged February 6, 1863, for disability. Thomas Robbitt, discharged June 25, 1862, for disability. David Ritter, dicharged - Samuel Shoaff, discharged June 5, 1862, for disability. Thomas Van Dusen, discharged June 25, 1862, for disability. William H. Warfield, discharged July 30, 1862, for disability. Jacob Watson, discharged February 5, 1863, for disability. Charles 1. Willis, discharged April 27, 1863, for disability. Clark L. Wileox, discharged March 21. 1864, for disability. James Johnson, unaccounted for.
James W. Kilpatrick, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps. David Flick, died nt Louisville, Ky., August -, 1863. Thomas J. Devlin, died at Murfreesboro, Tenn., April 20, 1863. James K. Regan, died at Tuseumbia, Ala., June 17, 1862. William Ring, died at Columbia, Tenn., April 8, 1862. Philander Sprague, died at -, -, January 23, 1862.
RECRUITS.
Christian Annan, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Ferdinand Ballon, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. llenry Beamer, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Edward Bearss, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. James Borlen, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Alexander Bowser, transferred to Seventh Battery. John Balmer, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. A. J. Cotterel, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. William H. Cuttshall, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Hiram Congleton, transferred to Seventh Battery. Johan Carls, transferred to Seventh Battery. Samuel Dougherty, transferred to Seventh Battery. Henry F. Drews, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Elijah Dolloff, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Richard Elle, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. John Englert, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Daniel D. France, transferred to Seventh Battery. Charles S. Ferris, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Orville B. Forris, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Jacob Felgar, transferred to Seventh Battery. Almond 11. Flint, transferred to Seventh Battery. William Glenn, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Lewis H. Gardner, transferred to Seventh Battery. Jacob Good, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Peter Gresley, transferred to Seventh Battery. William Grotton, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Gottleib Gribi, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. John llarner, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Jolin Hlowenstein, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Jolin llahn, transferred to Eighteenth Battery.' +Perry Ilaines, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Rudolph Iseli, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Charles Ismer, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Jeremiah Irvin, transferred to Seventh Battery. Alexander Irvine, transferred to Seventh Battery. Joseph P. Jerot, transferred to Eighteenthi Battery. Isaac Jobnson, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. John Jouer, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Samuel Kelker, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. William P. Kimball, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Charles Leibritz, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Jasper Ludwig, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Georgo Lampuman, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. George W. Linden, transferred to Seventh Battery. John Melntosh, transferred lo Seventh Battery. Ilngh MeBratney, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. James MeNally, transferred to Seventh Battery. Addison McGuire, transferred to Eighteenth Battery.
HISTORY OF ALLEN COUNTY, INDIANA.
William Millard, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Martin Monnsmith, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Herman Michalis, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. John A. Mason, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. 4
Frederick Myers, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Elisha Marshall, transferred to Seventh Battery. Ilenry J. Newcomer, transferred to Seventb Battery. Herman Otto, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. George Rank, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Charles E. Rogers, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Martin L. Randell, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Laban J. Riley, transferred to Seventh Battery, Edward Schell, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. John Shore, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. ,Jacob Smith, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. James A. Snyder, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Patrick A. Stokes, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. John Stratton, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Albert Smed, transferred to Seventh Battery. Elisha J. Smith, transferred to Seventh Battery. Joseph Sunderland, transferred to Seventh Battery. Woolsey H. Sawtell, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. John Telly, transferred to Seventh Battery. William B. Tyner, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Gottleih Ueltschi, transferred to Eighteenth Battery.
John W. Vordermark, transferred to Eighteenth Battery.
Lewis Voss, transferred to Eighteenth Buttery.
David Walters, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Henry Weber, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Julius Young, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Andrew J. Zeak, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. llenry Zollinger, transferred to Eighteenth Battery. Daniel Barr, discharged April 10, 1863, for disability. William W. Ford, discharged February 26, 1863, for disability. Barney Finnegan, discharged.
Alfred Gardner, discharged February 13, 1863, for disability. John llobbs, Sr., discharged June 26, 1862, for disability.
William Holms, discharged April 16, 1863, for disability.
Valentine Seitz, discharged January 21, 1863, for disability. Henry Slater, discharged February 17. 1863, for disability. Thomas Stokes, discharged June 10, 1863, for disability. James M. B. Snyder, discharged December 2, 1863, for disability. A. J. Bird, died at Evansville, Ind., September 16, 1862. llenry Blaze, killed at Chickamauga, Ga., September 20, 1863. . George W. Brooks, died at Ackworth, Gn., June 7, 1864. William J. Coles, died at Chattanooga, Tenn., December 16, 1863. Benjamin C. Challis, died at Murfreesboro, Tenn., April 20, 1863. Jobn W. Demerest, died at Nashville, Tenn., July 11, 1864. Lovetus A. Ferris, died at Chattanooga, Tenn., June 11, 1864. Daniel Oplinger, died at New Albany, Ind., July 10, 1864 Thomas Stafford, died.
James W. Kilpatrick, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
John Adam, unaccounted for.
Adin Black, unnecounted for.
James Brown, unaccounted for.
Thomas Smith, unaccounted for.
TWENTY-THIRD BATTERY LIGHT ARTILLERY-(THREE YEARS' SERVICE).
Allen County was represented by sixty-one men and officers, in the Twenty- third Battery, which was organized at Indianapolis, and musteredfinto the service
on the 8th of November, 1862. It remained there on duty, assisting in guard- ing the rebel prisoners confined in Camup Morton, until in September, 1863, when it was ordered to Euston, Ky., where it was assigned to Gen. Wilcox's division, and accompanied that command to Knoxville, and participated with it iu its eam- paign in East Tennessee, during the winter of 1863-64, including the engage- ments fought at Knoxville and vieinity under Gen. Burnside. In May, 1864, the battery was assigned to the Twenty-third Army Corps, under Gen. Schofield, and with it took part in the Atlanta campaign. After the eapture of Atlanta, it was moved northward with its eorps, and did good and effective service at the battles of Franklin and Nashville, and, after Hood's defeat, followed in pursuit of his army to Clifton, on the Tennessee River. From there it. proceeded with the Twenty-third Army Corps to Wilmington, N. C., and from there to Goldsboro, Raleigh and Greensboro, participating in the campaign made by Schofield's forces in that State. After the surrender of Johnson's army, the hat- tery was ordered to proceed to Indianapolis, to be mustered out, and, on the 2d of July, 1865, the officers and men were discharged from the service and returned to their bomes.
Captain-James II. Myers.
First Lieutenants-Luther S. Houghton, resigned August 16, 1864; Aaron A. Wilber. First Sergennt-John G. Bright.
Quartermaster Sergeant-John Knappenberger.
Sergeants-lliram C. Slater, Joseph C. Bowers, Osborn Treep, Freeman L. Bell ; John L. Nichols, died at Knoxville, Tenn., February 3, 1804. Corporals-William Sheehan, promoted Sergeant ; Charles M. Gillett, promoted Ser- geant ; William T. Bright, Lafayette S. Nail. James 11. Colenian, died at Indianapolis February 13, 1833.
Jolın K. Helmiek, died June 4, 1863.
John L. Minuick, died July 2, 1863.
Artificers-llarvey Crevision, Joseph Gillingham. Wagoner-Daniel Perkins.
Privates-Joseph Baldwin, Eugene Boone, James C. Chamberlain, John Cline ; Wall- - nce C. Corbett, promoted Corporal ; Albert A. Dormns, Jacob Freeze, Joseph Gruler, lliram Henny ; Warren Jump, promoted Corporal ; John Kaylor, George W. Murqueret, Anson Miller, Daniel Mallen, William Ring walt, Mannassa Rupert, promoted Corporal ; Abraham L Stoner, promoted Sergeant ; Joseph Warner.
William Diekersou, discharged February 26, 1863, for disability.
Jneob Murqueret, discharged September 19, 1864, for disability.
Isnne Patterson, discharged September 10, 1863, for disability.
Henry Upsal, discharged April 4, 1863, for disability.
Daniel Volkert, discharged , hy civil authority.
William G. Carothers, transferred to Eighteenth United States Infantry December 8, 1862. George W. Ilunt, transferred to Eighteenth United States Infantry November 24, 1862.
William Rhodes, transferred to Eighteenth United States Infantry December 8, 1862. Charles J. Smith, transferred to Eighteenth United States Infantry, November 24, 1862 Alfred Baldock, died at Deentur, Ga., October I, 1804.
Leonard Burrier, died at home February 23, 1864.
Alfred Bueche, died at Tazewell, Tenn., December 14, 1863.
Jehiel Gastin, died at Indianapolis April 19, 1863.
Jacob Gorrell, died at Indianapolis March 3, 1863.
Levi Needler, died at Knoxville, Tenn., March 20, 1864.
Elza Roberts, died January 23, 1863.
John Swann, died November 1, 1862.
Joseph Treep, died December 13, 1863.
Recruits-William Bowers, veteran ; George W. Darnel, Daniel France, William Harnish, Harris Ruth,
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LIST OF GENERAL MISCELLANEOUS OFFICIALS, Residents of Allen County.
FROM.
TO,
NAME.
REMARKS.
FROM
To
NAME.
REMARKS.
1822 ...
Gen. John Tinton.
Commissioner,"by appointment, for tho Stato of Indiana, In concert with a like Commission on The part of the State of Illinois, who surveyed nied localed the boundary Ime between The two Stutrs .....
1787.
1800 ... Arthur SI, Clair ...........
Governor of the Territory Northwest of the Oblo River.
In
1824.
Gen. John Tiplon.
1893
1829
Joseph 1Tolman
Receiver, United States Land Office
1893
1829
- Vance
Register,
Receiver,
1829
Robert Drackenridge, Sr.
Register,
Receiver,
1838
1841.
Daniel Recul
1838
1841
James W. Borden
Register,
1841
Maj. Sumnel Lewis William Polke,
Register,
[. D. G. Nelson.
Receiver,
Regisler,
Representative Delegate in Constilutionpl Convention from Allen County ......
1816 1822
Jonatlom Jennings
1822.
1825.
William Hendricks.
1825
Jnmes B. Ray ..
Acling Governor.
Secretary of the Treasury of Who United States
1831
. 1837.
Nimh Nolde ...
Dushl Willure ..
Sammuel Bigger ..
18.1.
1848
James Whitcomb.
1857
1801
1874
Isance Jenkinson
1861
1866
Neil Mclachlan ..
1802
1848
Solomon D. Bayless.
Pension Agent.
1862
1868
Warren H. Withers.
1808
18-
George Moon ...
1875 1877
William T. Pratt
=
1860.
Ienne Jenkinson
Presidential Electar
1873
1877 ...... Thomas A. llendricks
1877
. James D. Williams.
MEMBERS OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY. SENATORS.
FROM. TO.
NAME.
FROM WHAT COUNTY.
COUNTIES FORMING WASTRICT.
1824 ... 1825 James Rorldnn .
Wayno
Allen, Wnyne nud Randolph.
1825 ... 1828 Amaziah Morgan ...
Allen, Rush, llenry aml Randolph.
1828 ... 18291
1829 ... 1830 Daniel Worth
Randolphı
Allen, Randolph, Delaware and Cass.
1830 ... 1831
Allru, Randolph, Pelnwore, Cuss, St. Joseph ond Elkhart.
1831 ... 1832
Allen, Delaware, Randolph, Elkhart and SI. Joseph.
1832 ... 1834 Samnel Honun ......
Allen.
Allen, Delaware, Rundolje, Elkhart and St. Joseph.
1834 ... 1835
Allen, Wubush, Honlington, Elkhart, La Grango, St. Joseph and Lo Forte.
1835 .. 1830 David II. Coleriek ...
Allen, Wobush, Huntington, Elkhart, La G., St. Jo, and La I'.
1836 ... 1838
1838 ... 1811 William G. Ewing ...
Allen, Wells and Adams.
1847
=
44
1848
Henry Webmer,
II. P. Ayers,
C. E. Sturgis
1849
1850
I. D. O. Nelson.
John Cochrane
D. W. Burroughs.
1853 ... 1855 Samnel Edsall ....
Allen
Allen, Adamne and Welle.
1855 ... 1834 Samnel L. Rugg ...
1858 ... 1863 Allen llamilton ...
Allen
Alleu.
185-4
W. H Drooks,
M. D
P. M. Leonard, M. D
Jumes Ormision, M. D ..... F. J. Frank.
1850
II. Wehmer,
Jolın Cochrane.
Thomnes Tigar
1857
1858
1859
W. S. Woodworth, M. D.
L. Meinderman, M. D.
44
1861
E. Sturgis,
M. Hedekin
W. 11. Bryant
1862
18G3
D. S. Woodworth,
Charles Schmitz, M. D
w. H. Myers, M. D
1805
44
f. M. Rosenthal,
T. McCollough,
REPRESENTATIVES.
ENON.
TO.
NAME.
NAME.
FROM WHICH COUNTY.
COUNTIES FORMING DISTRICT.
1824
1825
Danlel World
Randolph,
Allen and Randolph.
1825
1826 ... Samnol Hanna.
Allen
Allen ond Randolph.
1826
1827 ... Danlel Worth.
Randolph
Allen and Randolph.
!1829 ...
44
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF FORT WAYNE WATER WORKS.
FROMI.
TO.
NAME.
TERN.
1879
1882.
Houry Monning ..
Three yours.
1879
1881
Charles McCulloch
Two years.
1879
1880
Christopher Boscker ..
One year.
MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FnoM.
TO.
NAME.
FROM.
TO.
NAJE.
Jonathan McCarty
1838
1860
Chinries Case .
1818
1850.
William Rock hill
1862
Joseph K. Edgerton
1852
1854.
Smannel Bronton.
1874
1878
Andrew H. Hamilton
1875
1877 ... Mplou Heller.
talrick llura
Allen
Allen.
185G
1858
. Samuel Brenton
1878
1880
Walpole G. Colerick
1877
1879 ... Thomas J. Foster
Charles B. Austin.
Allen
Allen.
1870 ....
E. Reichelderfer.
O. E. Fleming ..
Allen .
Allen.
=
1839
1840 ... Samuel Huma.
Allen
Allen.
1840
1841 ... Marshmall 8. Wines ...
Allen
Allen.
1841
Allen
Allen.
1842
1843 ... Luciun P. Ferry.
Allen
Allen.
1843
1844 ... Samitel Slophifet.y.
Allon
Allen.
1844
Allen
Allen.
1843
Allen
Allen.
1846
1817 ...
=
Peter Kiser.
Allon
Allen.
1847
1848 ...
1848
1849 ... Ochmig Dird,
Allen
Allen.
1849
.... 1850 ...
1850.
1853 ..
I. D. G. Nelson ..
Francis D. Lasselle.
Allen
Allen.
150
1837 ... Charles E SIurgis ..
Allen Allen.
1857
1858 ... Pliny longhind.
Allen
Allen.
1859
1859.
Nelson MeLalo
Schuyler Wheeler
Allen
Allen.
1859
1861 ...
Allen
Allen.
1861
1863.
Moses Jenkinson.
Conrad Trlor ... John P. Shoaff.
Allen
Allen.
1865
1867.
1867
John P. Shoaff.
Peter Kiser.
Allen
Allon.
1868 1871.
Allen Zollers.
B. B. Miner ...
Allen
Allen.
1871
1872 ...
Robert Taylor.
Jocob S. Shnle.
Allen
Allen,
IS72
1875 ... Jefferson ( Bowser ...
Mohlon lleller.
Allen
Allen.
1876
187'
1878
1879
=
=
1838
1833. David H1. Colerick
Allen
Allen, Elkharl, St. Joseph, La Porte nnd La Grange.
1833
1834.
William Rockhill
Allen
Allen and Huntinglon. Allen ond Innlington.
183-4 1835 ...
Lewis G. Thompson.
Allen
Allen.
183
1837 ..
Lewis G. Thomps
Allon
Allen.
1837
1838 ...
Allen
Allen.
1838 1839 ...
Allen
Allen
828 1829 ... Anthony L. Dayls.
Allen
Allen and Cags.
82 1830 .. Joseph Holow
Allen
Allen and Cuss.
1830.
1831 ... Sutunel Homin.
Allen
Allen, Elkhart and St. Joseph.
183 1832 ... George Crawford.
4
Allen, Adams and Wells.
1871 ... 1872 James K. Bubo. ..
Adams.
Allen, Adatos and Wells.
1872 ... 1879 John Somninghuisen.
Allen, Adams and Wolls.
1873 ... 1875 Oelimig Bird.
Allen,
1875 ... 1878 Robert C. Bell
Allen.
1878 ... ...... Thomas T. Foster ...
Allen.
1866
1867
1809
=
1869
A. J. Erwin,
1870
1871
1872
1573
J. M. Josse,
1874
14
I. J. Dills,
Th. Henelling,
1875
Allen und Randolph.
1845
1846
=
44
1841 ... 1814 Joseph Sincluir.
Allen, Adams, Wells and Huntington.
1844 ... 1847 William Rockbill.
Allen, Adams, Wells and Huntingion.
1817. . 1850 Franklin P. Randall.
Allen, Adams und Wells,
1850 ... 1853 Samuel 8. Mickle ...
Allen, Adama nud Wells.
1851
1852
1853
1863 ... 1865. Pliny Hongland.
Allen.
1855
Dricker,
J. D. Warden.
O. W. Jeflerds .
1. HE Robinson.
1860
=
NAME.
N.AME.
1842
T. Evans, M. D ...
W. H. Drook, M. D. Lewis Beecher, M. D
B. Sevenick, Al. D.
1813
Charles Schmilz, M. D.
11. 1'. Ayers, M. D ...
1844.
Lewis Thompson, M. D ..
1877
1880
lesac D. G. Nelson.
Stale House Commissioner ; and ex-President Stole llorticult- ural Society and Vice President of United States Ponto- logical Sociely
In
F. P. Randall.
Presidential Elector ....
Director Southern Pilson at Jeffersonville ..
1856 ...... 1850 ...
Jesse L. Williams.
Chief Engineer W. & E. Cooal, and Government Director of Union Pacific Railroad ..
GOVERNORS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Ir
85
Allen Hamilton.
1851.
James W. Borden
1865
1869
Hugh McCulloch
1858
James L. Worden
Judge of the Supreme Court, State of Indinna, appointed in January, 1858, and elected In October, 1858; served until 1865. Again elected In 1870, and In 1870, for seven yenra euch terni ..
Minister Resident ut Honolulu, Sandwich Islands
184!
. 1857
Joseph A. Wright
1857
1860
1860
. 1861 ....
1861
Henry S. Line ..
. 1865
Oliver P. Morton
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor.
1865
1847
1607
1869 .. ... Conrad Boker.
Llentenant Governor and Acting Oovernor.
1865
1873.
John Gibson .
Secretary and Acling Governor.
1813
1816
Thomas Yosey
Jolin Spencer
.
Receiver,
Senatorial Delegate from the Counties of Adams, Allen anil Wells in the ConstHutional Convention.
1825
1831
1837 . 1810
1840
1813
1848
Paris C. Danulng.
Tlenlenant Governor and Acting Governor for ono year. Ashbel P. Willard A. A. Hammond.
Hiculenunl Governor and Acting Oovernor for one year.
Collector of Internal Revenue .. 41
Director of Northern Prison at Miebigon Cily.
GOVERNORS OF INDIANA TERRITORY.
1812
1812
1812
William Il. Inprison.
1820
Jonathan McCarty
James W. Borden
1809
United States Cousnl, Glasgow, Scotlum
Leith, Scotland,
BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE CITY OF FORT WAYNE.
DATE.
NAME.
Allen, Wells aud Adams,
Allen, Adams and Wells.
1865 ... 1871 Wilhun W. Carson ... 1809 ... 1871 Ochinig Bird.
Allen.
Allen, Adams and Wells (Special Session.)
Allen, Elkhart, St. Joseph, La Porle and La Grange.
1835 1836 ... >Willmm Rockhill.
Allen
Allen Allen.
1853 1830 ..
1863.
1865 ... Ochmulg Bird
Allen
Allen,
Allen
Allen.
1842 ... Lewis G. Thompson
(1815 ... Christian Kirker .. 1846 ...
Allen
Allen.
1827 ...
W. I. Brooks,
LIST OF OFFICIALS.
GOVERNORS.
In
Commisoner-One of Those nisy appointed to locate the sile for the State Capital, Indianapolis being selecled.
1841
W. S. Edsali
=
W. H. Myers,
1871 ... 1872 John Sardinghausen,
Allen, Rush, llonry, Randolph and Delaware.
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HISTORY OF ALLEN COUNTY, INDIANA.
NAMES OF COUNTY OFFICERS FROM THE ORGANIZATION OF ALLEN COUNTY, IN 1824, UP TO THE PRESENT TIME, 1880. COMPILED BY COL. J. B. DODGE.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
Dale.
AUDITOR.
TREASURER.
SHERIFF.
RECORDER.
1
SURVEYOR.
CORONER.
COUNTY SUIT. OF SCHOOLS.
FINST DISTRICT.
SECOND DISTRICT.
THIRD DISTRICT.
1824 Anthony L. Davis. Joseph Holman ....
1825
..
William G. Ewing. Thomas Forsythe .. Cyrus Taber,
* See note at " bottom of page.
1827 1828
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Nathan Coleman ... William Caswell ... . lames Holman.
1829
.lolin Forsythe .. Į [ L. G. Thompson ) 14
Robert N. Hood.
David Pickering ... Allen liumilion
1832
Benj. Cuslıman ....
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Abner Gerard
1833
... Joseph Holman ....
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David Archer ...
.loseph Burkey .....
Nathan Coleman. { John Rogers. ¿ Jos. Towusend. =
1836
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1837
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1838
1839 Philip G. Jones ... Samuel Hanna ..
1840
... George F. Wright ..
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David MeQuiston .. =
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1841 Samuel S. Morss ...
Theo. K. Breckenridge.
Brad. B. Stevens ...
Nelson MeLain ..... F. D. Lasselle. ...
1843
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1844
1845 Henry W. Jones ...
Rufus McDonald .. . Jas. S. Hamilton. William M. Parker
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1847
S. M. Black
Henry Rudisill.
1848
Nonh Clem
William Robinson.
1849
1850 R. Starkweather ... Thomas T. DeKay. Wm. H. McDonald.
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