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Louis D. Strecker was united in marriage with Florence Fischer, a daughter of P. C. Fischer, a shoe merchant in Marietta. They have no children. They are members of the German Methodist Church, of which they are regular attendants. Mr. Strecker is a Repub- lican in politics. He is a dutiful citizen, and very efficient in his business management.
OHN W. GEDDES,* a well known citizen of Lowell, Washington Coun- ty, and a prominent oil producer and contractor in the oil fields at that place, is a native of Stockport, Mor- gan County, Ohio, and was born in 1871. His parents were Henry and Elizabeth ( Walker ) Geddes. The former was a native of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and the latter of Bel- mont County, Ohio.
Henry Geddes was born in 1844, and is living in Stockport, and following the occupa- tion of a tiller of the soil. He was in the Mor- gan raid during the Civil War, and served his country with courage. Elizabeth Walker be- came the wife of Mr. Geddes. She died in 1896, when forty-eight years of age. She and her husband adhered to the doctrines of the Methodist Episcopal Church. They reared seven children, as follows: Emma, deceased ; John W .; Marguerite, deceased ; William, who is engaged in business as an oil gauger at Scott Town: Adelia, now Mrs. Dr. Peoples, of Ohio : Charles B., who is living in Lowell with his brother, John W .; and Bertha, who makes her home in Stockport. In politics, the father was a Democrat. He was a member of the Grangers' Association.
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John W. Geddes obtained his mental train- ing in the public schools of Stockport, and later became a telegraph operator and railroad agent. He worked as an operator one year then became assistant agent and operator at West Marietta, for one year, and was located at Lowell five years. In 1875, he became in- terested in the oil business in which he was a contractor for many years, and is now a pro- ducer. Besides his interest in the Lowell field, he is identified with oil interests in Church- town, where he owns five good wells.
The subject of this sketch was united in marriage May 12, 1897, with Erna B. Beck- er, a daughter of Jacob and Mary Becker, born in 1879, in Lowell. They were blessed with one child,-Helen Marie,- born March 20, 1898. Mrs. Geddes is a member of the Meth- odist Episcopal Church. In politics, he is a Democrat. Fraternally, he affiliates with Buell Lodge, No. 395, K. of P. Mr. Geddes is an upright gentleman, and enjoys the highest es- teem of his neighbors and friends.
L D. SMITH,* a well known farmer and oil producer of Ludlow township, Washington County, Ohio, was born on his present farm, February 10, 1866, and is a son of Elijah Smith. Elijah Smith was born July 4, 1832, in Sweitzer township, Monroe County, Ohio, and always followed farming. He was a Demo- crat in politics, and religiously was a member of the Christian Church. He married a daugh- ter of Elisha Smith, of Washington township, Monroe County, Ohio, after which they moved to the farm now owned and occupied by L. D. Smith. Six children blessed their union, as follows: F. A., who married Mahala Men- denhall, and resides in Ludlow township; Me- lissa : Mary, wife of William Rinard, of Lud- low township; Eunice, wife of T. S. Thomas, of Bellefontaine. Ohio: Charlotte, deceased, who was the wife of A. M. Graham ; and L. D.
L. D. Smithi received his schooling at Bloomfield, Ohio, and has always been en-
gaged in farming. He has a tract of 175 acres of valuable land, on which are nine oil wells. These wells produce 800 barrels of oil per month, and yielded as much as 250 barrels per day, when first operated. Politically, Mr. Smith is a strong supporter of Democratic principles. Religiously he is a faithful mem- ber of the Christian Church. A progressive man of sterling character, he occupies a high place in the esteem of his fellow citizens.
DGAR ALLEN ROSS, M. D.,* one of the successful young physicians of € Bartlett, Ohio, was born in Wesley township, Washington County, in 1870, and is a son of James and Mar- tha Jane ( Heald) Ross, both of whom were also born in Ohio.
James Ross, who is a resident of Bartlett and an honored survivor of the Civil War, was born near Chester Hill, in Morgan Coun- ty, Ohio, and came in boyhood to Bartlett. Af- ter completing his education, he adopted the profession of teaching, and in the meantime made preparations for the practice of law but in 1861 his personal affairs became of second- ary importance. He enlisted at Chillicothe in Company F, 73rd Reg. Ohio Vol. Inf., was wounded at Resaca in 1864, was promoted to the rank of lieutenant, and was mustered ont in 1865. With his regiment he participated in much hard service and took part in the march to the sea, under General Sherman, and the Battles of Gettysburg, the Second Bull Run, and Chickamauga. Immediately after his return from the army. Mr. Ross was ad- mitted to the bar, at Marietta. Since then, he has acceptably filled the office of assessor and justice of the peace.
Mr. Ross was married to Martha Jane Heald, who was born in Columbiana County, and died in 1901, at the age of 64 years. Their children were as follows: Marion, a resident of Wesley township ; William, who also resides in Wesley; Edgar Allen ; Dr. Louis, of Iowa; Caleb, of Kentucky; Hattie, the wife of Ezra
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Walker, of Pittsburg; and Grace, who is at home.
Dr. Ross enjoyed many educational ad- vantages in his youth. He attended Bartlett Academy, Lebanon College and Marietta Col- lege. When only 15 years of age, he taught his first term of school and continued in that profession for about eight years. Finally he entered the office of Dr. L. W. Peeble and Dr. E. H. Trickle, to prepare for medical lectures. In 1894, he entered the Kentucky School of Medicine, at Louisville, and graduated in 1896. Dr. Ross gave particular attention to obstet- rics and the diseases of children, and in these branches has been very successful, although his practice covers every field. His first three years were spent at Little Hocking, but in 1899 he returned to Bartlett, and here, among his old neighbors and friends, he has been warmly welcomed.
Dr. Ross was married to Anna Barlow, who was born in Barlow township, in 1868, and is a daughter of Joseph and Mary Bar- low. Five children resulted from this union, namely: Lester, born in 1892; Luther, born in 1894; Milan, born in 1898; and Ruth, born in 1900; and Mary, who is deceased. Dr. Ross and his wife are members of the Method- ist Church and the former is a popular com- rade in Cutler Lodge of Odd Fellows.
D R. S. A. CUNNINGHAM,* who is one of the best surgeons of Marietta, Washington County, is a native of Somerset, Perry County, Ohio, and was born in 1867. He is a son of S. C. and Margaret ( Reaney ) Cunningham. His mother is a sister of Dr. Thad A. Reaney, of Cincinnati, Ohio. He has one sister, -- Mrs. W. Lake,-who lives in Zanesville, Ohio.
Dr. Cunningham was a pupil in Fulton Academy, after which he taught school for a number of years. He attended the Ohio Medi- ical College, from which he was graduated with the degree of M. D., in 1890. He at once began the practice of his profession in Greene County, at Cedarville, the home of
Whitelaw Reid. After taking a post-graduate course in surgery, in 1896, he settled in Mar- ietta, where he has since resided. Dr. Cun- ningham makes a specialty of surgical work, al- though he also devotes much of his time to gen- eral practice. He has won an enviable repu- tation in the community, as a physician and surgeon of excellence, and his practice is very large. His offices, which are located at 258 Front street, are equipped with all facilities for surgical work. He is thoroughly modern and progressive in all his ideas, and keeps abreast of any advancement made in the science of medicine.
Dr. Cunningham married Miss Perine, of Zanesville, Ohio, and they have two children, -Louetta, who was born in Greene County, Ohio; and Robert, who was born in Marietta, Ohio. He is a member of the State and Wash- ington County medical societies. Politically, he is a Republican.
ERNARD RODICK,* a prominent German-American citizen and suc- cessful business man, of Marietta, was born in Bremen, Germany, in 1839, and is a son of Henry and Margaret ( Witte) Rodick, who were pioneers of Marietta and Washington County. They came here in 1850, having left Germany with the idea of settling in Texas, but on the way, joined others of their countrymen, who wished to locate in Marietta, and accompanied them. In his own country, Henry Rodick had car- ried on a brewing business. He became a useful and respected citizen of Marietta, where he died in 1867, aged 72 years. His wife sur- vived him a few years, and died at the age of 70 years. They were leading members of the upper Lutheran Church of Marietta, and their remains lie in the cemetery at this place. Their three children were as follows: Annie (Van Bergen), who resides in Marietta; Henry, whose wife died in 1895. and who lives with his sister, Annie; and Bernard, the subject of this record.
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HISTORY OF MARIETTA AND WASHINGTON COUNTY,
Both Bernard and Henry Rodick have been prominent in business circles in this locality for a number of years. They are entirely self- taught in the English language, although they enjoyed many advantages in their native land. Bernard Rodick was connected for seven years with Jolin MI. Woodbridge, in the wholesale grocery and produce business, and for some time withi D. B. Torpy. During the progress of the Civil War, Bernard followed steamboat- ing on the Ohio and Muskingum Rivers. He was interested in several vessels, and held the position of captain. In 1867, Henry and Ber- nard Rodick embarked in the hardware busi- ness, in which they continued for about thirty years. Bernard Rodick erected the building now occupied by Saylor Bros. Their hard- ware business, which was carried on for fif- teen years where the store of H. P. Theiss is located, was continued in the new building.
Since closing out the hardware business, the Rodick brothers have acquired large lun- ber interests. The Reader Lumber company, with sawmills at Reader. Wetzel County, West Virginia, are manufacturers of. and wholesale dealers in, export oak, poplar and other lumber. These mills have a daily capac- ity of 40,000 feet. They belong to the Rodick brothers. Bernard Rodick is also manager of the Broadwell Lumber Company, whose mills are located at Broadwell. Athens County. Ohio, and compose one of the most important industries of that section. Mr. Rodick is also the assignee of the Pioneer Mill Company.
Mr. Rodick was married to Mary Smith, of Lowell, Ohio, and their surviving children are two daughters, namely: Carrie (Shirs), a widow, who lives at home : and Laura ( Bet- tis), who lives at Jeannette, Pennsylvania. Mr. Rodick built a handsome residence at No. 620 Front street, which is the scene of pleasant
family life. In politics, Mr. Rodick is ident- ified with the Republican party, and his reputa- tion for integrity and reliability could not have been better attested than his retention as coun- ty treasurer for a period of ten years, during which time be handled about a quarter of a million dollars. Although, as mentioned be-
fore, Mir. Rodick taught himself the English language, his deep interest in the cause of edu- cation and his efforts to promote its best in- terests, made him one of the most valued and useful members the board of education ever liad. For II years he retained his membership, and during that time effected many needed re- forms and furthered many desirable plans. His early religious training was in the German Lutheran Church, but since 1882, he has been connected with the Congregational Church. Liberal public-spirited, and reliable in busi- ness, Mr. Rodick ranks as a truly representa- tive citizen of this progressive city.
A. MEYER,* a prominent oil pro- ducer of Washington County, Ohio, has an office in the First National Bank Building in Marietta, and is doing a prosperous business. He is a native of Pennsylvania, and claims Philadel- phia as his birthplace. When but a boy he re- moved from that city and became a resident of Rochester, New York, and there he was reared and schooled. His arrival in the oil country was his beginning in active life for he was still a young man, starting out to seek his fortune. He located first at Titusville, Pennsylvania, and was engaged for a number of years as a driller and toll-dresser. Some time later he began contracting, and for twelve years has operated wells in Washington County, Ohio. He is at present interested in the Spies Farm Oil Company and is also connected with other companies in the oil business. He is also a partner of William Reader, a very prominent oil operator, a sketch of whose life is also given in this book. They have fields of oil in the neighborhood of Lowell, Ohio, and have been very successful.
The subject of this sketch was united in matrimony with Miss Dye, a daughter of D. A. Dye, of Newport. Ohio, and descended from one of the pioneer settlers of the oil fields of Washington County. They have two little daughters, and enjoy a most comfortable home at 29 Fourth street.
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Mr. Meyer affiliates with the Masonic fra- ternity, being a member of Harmar Blue Lodge, No. 390, and also of Marietta Comman- dery, No. 50. Mr. Meyer has good business ability and his judgment is of the best. In Marietta he occupies a place among the worth- jest citizens.
ESSE D. CLINE,* who is the proprie- tor of a livery stable in New Mata- moras, was born in Independence township, Washington County, Ohio, March 24, 1856, and is a son of Isaiah and Harriet ( Ward) Cline.
Isaiah Cline was born in Ludlow township, Washington County, and was a farmer. He served in the 77th Reg. Ohio Vol. Inf., and died at Memphis, Kentucky, in 1863. His wife, Harriet E. Ward, was also a native of Washington County, and was born in 1838. She departed this life in 1869. Her father, Jesse M. Ward, was one of the early settlers of Washington County. Isaiah Cline and his wife reared four children, as follows: Jesse D., the subject of this sketch; Martin W., who teaches school in Oklahoma; Mary E., of
Wheeling, West Virginia ; and Andrew K., of Grand View.
Jesse D. Cline was very young when his fa- ther died, and he was reared by his grand- father Ward, and lived on his farm until he reached the age of twenty-one years. He then went west, spent two years and a half in Kan- sas, one year in Iowa, and returned to Washı- ington County in the spring of 1861. He lived in Marietta until 1883, and during part of the time, he was employed railroading. He also spent two years in the meat business, while in Marietta. In 1898, he engaged in the liv- ery business at Newport, and moved to New Matamoras in 1899, where he has since con- ducted a livery stable. His stable is well pat- ronized, and he gives his patrons the best of attention. He has a contract for the Star Mail Route from New Matamoras to Marietta.
Mr. Cline was married in 1886, to Fran- ces Deigmiller, who was born in Noble Coun- ty, Ohio, in 1867, and was reared in Wash- ington County. Her father, John Noble, was a farmer. The subject of this sketch and his wife have four children, namely: Bessie F .; Harriet E .; Winford; and John W.
Mr. Cline is a Republican in politics. He was elected town marshal in 1901. He is a member of the Methodist Church.
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INDEX.
Biographical
PAGE
Abbott, Charles
1096
Beaver, John
1327
Buell, D. C. 697
Adair, S. G.
I 288
Becker, J. H.
Buell, Frank
457
Addis, William
1.459
Beebe, F. S.
I371
Buell, Joseph
88I
Ahlborn, J. E.
1118
Bell, J. M.
1027
Buell, Melissa B 1227
Alban, David
456
Berentz, J. W
1232
Alcock, R. B.
1.425
Bess. R. W
1148
Burfield, Leslie
I 309
Alcock, R. J.
1.120
Bevan, J. A.
1100
Alcorn, I. O.
1075
Biedel. Jacob
1437
Alderman, A. D.
402
Biedel, William
1434
Alderman, E. R.
-10.2
Birnie, R. H.
1.439
Calvert, Josiah
II90
Alderman, Justus
I266
Blair, S. E.
107
Carothers, R. D.
IIII
Alexander, F.
11.47
Blake, W. T ..
947
Carson. E. L.
1060
Alexander. R. F.
1359
Blennerhassett, Harman
109
Cass, lewis
439
Allison, J. W.
1445
Bliss. T. S.
1099
Cassady, Dennis
1220
Altvater. W. V.
I334
Bode, F. W.
IOII
Cassidy, J. N ..
1055
Amos, J. L. .
II53
.Andrew, William
1253
Bogard. S. J.
1430
Chapman, Hiel
1,380
Andrews, E. B
712
Bohl, Jacob
II20
Cheatham. R. B. 726
1133
Angle, S. L. 1277
Bohl, Nicholas
1428
Cisler, Mary E
I 308
Archer, R T.
1072
Bonnell, G. W.
1315
Cisler. N. C.
1370
Arnold, B. F.
1339
Booher, L. E.
1329
Cisler, Thomas
1005
Arnold, J. A
1317
Booth, E. M.
1150
Clark, W.
1366
Athey, C. W
Bosworth, Sala 1065
211
Clarke, Melvin
450
Cleary. J. T.
1145
Athey, J. W.
II48
Bowman. T. I.
IO.1I
Cline. J. D.
1.465
Clogston. C. W
1167
Bachelder, G. H
1274 | Brabham. Walter
457
Coburn. Asa
499
Backus, Elijah
439
Backus, Thomas
440
Bacon, A. J.
1089
Breckenridge, A. F.
1261
Cole, Anna M.
1094
Bailey, Samuel
1289
Breckenridge, David
1386
Cole, Lucy M.
I 202
Ballard, C. B.
1398
Breckenridge Family, The.
345
1307
Bankson, A. J.
1366
Breckenridge, J. H
1195
Collins, J. H.
1265
Barber, David
446 Breckenridge. J. L. .
1050
Condit, T. L.
724
Barker, J. G.
1346
Brenan. J. C. .
964
Cooke, E. P.
979
Barnes, Samuel
87
Brewster. Richard
1371
Barry, A. J
II28
Barth. John
1221
Brooker. Jacob
985
Cooney, James
I.40I
Bartlett, I. O.
1020
Brown, Anthony
1445
Brown, E. L.
I453
Corner, E. P ..
1 383
Bartlett, S. W.
1226
Brown, J. . A
I440
Corner Family, The. 959
Barton, R. C.
568 Browning, J. D.
I196
Cotton, John
470
Battelle, Ehenezer
501
Browning, William
503
Cotton, J. D.
472
Battin, L. M.
1440
Brownrigg. L. M.
1397
Coulter, I. B.
1,364
Battin, W. S.
1336
Buell. C. F. 447
Cox, E. S ..
1264
Athey, J. V.
1188
Bowman, Emmor
1022
Boye. Phillip
117I
Bradfield, L. C.
1 389
Coen, H. B.
1142
Bradford. Roland
502
Coffman, S. A
1321
Barker, Joseph
480
Breckenridge. William 1126
Cooke, G. M. 947
Briggs, J. F
1302
Cooke, P., Jr. 729
Cordray, W. H.
1312
Bartlett, G. B.
IO21
Boeshaar, Carl
1237
Chamberlain. C. C.
933
Andrews, M. R.
902
Bohl, John
1233
Cisler, L. H.
Cady, N. S. 1168
Cain, J. G.
PAGE
PAGE
Buell. Timothy 565
Cole, R. N.
Cone, Charlotte C. 1307
¥I468
INDEX.
PAGE
Cox, Joseph
1.436
Dunbar, J. T.
1378
Gilbert, Mrs. E. G. 1173
Cram, W. J
Dunbar, T. T.
1061
Gilchrest. O. S.
1285
Crooks, J. C. .
I451
Dunsmoor, D. A
1370
Gilman, B. I ..
498
Crosby, P. B ..
1165
Dutton, J. A. 1426
Gilman, Joseph 437
Cunningham, R. H.
Dyar, C. P.
1095
Gilman, Rebecca I 878
Cunningham, S. A.
1463
Dye, D.
1098
Glaub, A. J. 1.450
Cunningham, W. H.
I353
Dye, F. J.
1302
Glazier, A. W I200
Curtis, A. L
1254
Dye. J. H.
1114
Goddard, C. H.
1458
Curtis, H. M.
Dye, L. P.
IIII
Goddard. E. W
1278
Curtis, J. R ..
568
Dye, W. P.
I295
Goddard, L. H.
447
Cushing, Nathan
502
Eaton. William 1065
Cutler, Ephraim
885
Ebinger, W. H.
922
Goodrich, H. O.
1285
Cutler, W. P
913
Edgerton. Luther
977
Graham, A. M.
1005
720
Grass, Charles
1082
Ellenwood, Milton
1165
Green, Davis
450
Dale, T. D.
541
Emerson, W. D
447
Greene. Charles
499
Dana, C. S.
I268
Fwart, T. W.
452
Greenlees, Maggie 1414
Dana Family, The
1429
Eyssen. G. B. 1405
Greenwood, T. E.
722
Dana, William
501
Farley. Thomas 462
Danielson, T. E.
567
Fauble, W. A
1090
Grubb. C. M.
1360
Davis, D. C.
1173
Fearing, B. D.
708
Guitteau, J. M. 449
Davis, T. F.
1059 Fearing, Paul 438
Gurley, W. H.
970
Davis. W. H.
Felton. George
1453
Guthrie, C. C. J 1087
Dawes, B. G ..
90I
Finch, F. E. 1106
Guyton. B. E.
1119
Dawes, C. G.
90I
Finch, W. W I416
Dawes, E. C ..
907
Fischer. John I221
Hadley. John
1263
Dawes, H. M.
90I
Fisher, Hezekiah
1180
Hadley. T. S. .
I452
Dawes. Rufus C.
90I
Fisher, Joseph 1317
961
Haines, J. T. 1203
Day. S. L.
998
Fleming. Thomas
1419
Hallett, A. D.
984
Day, W. A
972
Folger, B. F
Halsey. E. M.
1263
Dearth, M. C.
Ford, A. D.
1126
I335
Dent. J. N. .
Ford. Seth
1328
II36
Detlor, W. E.
1312
723
Hancock, Thomas
1327
Devine, Laughlin
1188
Fox. Jacob 1047
Hardy, J. M
1053
Devol, E. W.
1050
Franks. Catherine P. 1084
Harrison. Jackson
1195
Devol, Gilbert
501
Frost, Nancy A.
527
919
Devol. Helem
1128
Frye, J. W 1452
Hart, Josiah
462
Devol, H. F
706
Fuller. O. J. 11 30
Hart. C. S.
1004
Devol, J. S.
I360
Fuller, Shubel 471
Hart. Sam
472
Devol, Jonathan
500
Fullerton, William 1214
Hart, Seth
472
Devol, Mary E
1 300
Hart, S. D.
997
Devol, M. H.
1049
Gaitree, W. B
1345
Hart, W. R.
1455
Devol, Ruth B
IO19
Gage, H. D
1018
Harte, R. E ..
447
Devol, W. A
963
Gage, J. A II23
Hartnell, W. B
108I
Dillon, J. T.
1233
Gage, J. H. 1062
Hartson, D. T.
1423
Dinsmore. George
I39I
Gage, M. W 1460
Harvey, G. D. 1211
Dodd. G. F. L.
I267
Gale, G. T ..
1218 Harvey. S. W.
I 395
Dodge, John
335
Gard. C. E ... 1100
Haskins, A. L. 716
Dodge, John
336
Gardner. D. E. 448
Hathaway. Luther 729
Dodge, J. P.
340
Gates, E. F 1154
Hathaway, S. J 983
Dodge, P. O.
339
Gates, Beman 400
Dodge, Virginia V
340
Gates, C. B. 725
Hayes, L. C. .
1389
Dole, Albert
1283
Gates, W. A. I345
Hayward, C. F 1287
Doudna, J. W.
1212
Gear. H. L. .
458
Heddleson, C. L. . 1342
Dowling. C. W
1383 Geddes, J. W. I461
Heddleston. Theodore 1311
Drain, Duncan
1001 German, Morris 471
Hempstead, G. M. P. 470
Drown, Solomon
462 Giffen, C. B. 1094
Herzer, Herman
977
Gracey,
989
Cutter, F. J.
1003
Dabney, W. R.
1365
Gray, William
504
Dale, E. R.
90.4
Emerson, Caleb
41
Green. L. W 1062
Dana, Benjamin
504
Evans, W. 1250
Greene, Griffin
503
Dana. F. F.
I378
Ewing, Catharine F
177
Greenfees. Thomas 952
Dana, John
937
Grimes, C. W 1239
Haddow. James 1358
Dawes, H. M.
457
Fischer, P. C .. 1030
Hagerman, G. W. 1184
Dawes, R. R.
895
Flagg. James
1341
1082
Hamilton. J. A.
1455
Fouraker, L. J
Hart. B. F
1
Dodge Family, The.
335
Gallaher, J. A.
932
Haskell, Jonathan
502
1435
Ellenwood. L. W. I211
Goebel, F. A ..
1272
Goodale. Nathan
500
Cutler, Manasseh
867
Eddy, C. W. I289
Eells. A.
PAGE
PAGE
967
1090
472
Hayes, David 1069
Hamilton, O. K.
1469
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PAGE
PAGE
PAGE
Hess, George
1006
Longfellow, A. J.
1438
Moore, T. W.
III7
Hibbard, T. B.
I134
Longfellow, H. H.
1413
Morey, D. F.
974
Hickman, Peter
1244
Longfellow, S. B.
1.460
Morgan, J. F. 1206
Hildebrand, Jesse
7II
Loomis, W. B.
456
Morris, Edward
1256
Hildreth, George O
17I
Lord, G. H.
1417
Morris, Harvey
I226
Hildreth, S. P.
465
Lord, H. C.
Morrow. J. C.
1 306
Hill. Alexander
563
Loring. Daniel.
503
Morse, F. P.
1012
Holdren, G. H.
1041
Lovell, Betty W
1055
Mueller, Jacob
405
Holdren, J. I.
I311
Lovell, J. A.
1404
Mueller, S. F.
III4
Holland, H. H. I 392
Mugrage, P. C.
1186
Hollinger, J. D.
1444
Machetanz. Jacob 1346
Mulinex, D. B. .
999
Hollister, C. S.
1424
Mackey. J. N.
1139
Mulligan, Michael I222
Hollstein. W. A
1391
Magee, A. W
1029
Murdock, B. F.
1 308
Hood, W. C.
403
Malster, John
I354
Murdock, G. D.
1135
Hoon, J. P.
I 396
Malster, J. L.
1219
Murphy, F. T.
1413
Hoon, Madison
719
Mankins, R. M.
1219
Hoon, Mary J
1004
Marietta Steam Laundry, The.
II41
Needham. Stephen
1015
Howe. G. A
1193
Marsch, Daniel
I448
Newton, C. H.
1000
Huck. John
980
Martin, J. H.
1277
Nichols, J. R.
933
Hughes, William
I 395
Hull, R. E.
I360
726
Nickel, S. R.
1287
Humiston, Miles
Mason, W. B.
I140
Nickerson, Allen 1427
Humiston, R. A.
1124
Matthews, John
885
Nickolaus, Lewis
954
Humston, C. M.
1429
Mattern, Philip
Nixon, C. H.
1027
Humphrey, A. W.
Mayberry, J. P.
443
Nixon. C. T
1247
Humphrey. L. A.
Mayo, Daniel
504
Noll, M. F ..
919
Hutchins, Charles
McClure, James
910
Nye, A. T
967
Hutchinson, A. W.
1083
Hutchinson, M. M.
1415
McCormick, A. W
Nye, A. S
448
Ingersoll. George
502
McDermott. J. J.
985
Nye, Ichabod
876
Irish, George
1184
McDermott, Thomas
Nye. Horace
567
Jackson. H. G. 1232
McDonald, John
Nye. W. S.
451
Jones, Charles I40.4
McElhose. S. J.
1433
Ohio Dental Company, The. IL46
Johnson. 1. J.
1280
McGee, F. S.
986
Oldham, F. F.
158
Johnston, George
1 390
Oldham, W. H.
448
Jordan, J. L.
1423
1322
Olds. W. C ...
1174
Jumper. J. J.
McIntosh, Nathan
404
Oliver, Alexander
503
Kaiser, John
1077
Mckinney, W. P.
1194
Olney. Coggswell
109
Kelly, V. W.
1330
McMillen, S. M ..
403
O'Neill. C. T.
1159
Kerr. L. C.
1255
Meigs. R. J ..
874
Ormiston. I. A.
1450
Knowles, Addison
1220
Meister. Gottlieb
1177
Owen, Daniel
1447
Knowles, William
499
Meyer, E. A.
1464
Padgitt, C. B. 1357
Page, E. P.
175
Palmer, E. H
1016
Kunz, Peter, Jr
III3
Miller, L. E.
990
Palmer, Jewett 909
Laflin, C. S 1127
Miller. R. T.
1457
Palmer. J. A. 731
Palmer. S. A
1339
Lake, Mary
878
Mills, John
938
Pape, W. B .. 992
Lambert, O. A
Mills, William
499
Parker. W. R
1286
Lane, Richard
1310
Mills. W. W
1160
Parr. J. D.
1 290
Langenberg. W. H. 1352
Milne, D. S.
I402
Parsons, S. H.
436
Lawton, R. G ..
1318
Minch, H. H.
998
Patterson. W. A I.406
Lee, T. G.
1410
Mindling. D. N
1437
Paxton, J. C. 714
Leeper. W. H.
0.28
Minshall. F. W
1231
Payne. G. M.
1359
Lehmer, G. E. II04
Mitchell, F. G ..
1123
Pearce. L. P
726
Leibrand, W. F
1425
Mitchell, William
963
Pegg. A. T.
1334
Leonard, F. B.
1048
Monroe. Josiah
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