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On the 30th of November, 1892, Mr. Craighead was united in marriage to Miss Kathleen McCook, a daughter of Alexander McD. McCook, who was a major general in the regular army. Two children blessed this union, namely: Alexander McCook, who was born in 1893 and is now attending the Hill School at Pottstown, Pennsylvania ; and Amalie.
The family are active and prominent members of the Presbyterian church and are very prominent socially. Mr. Craighead is an honored member of the Dayton Club : the Buzfuz Club, also of Dayton ; the Queen City Club of Cincinnati ; and
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of Ohio Society of New York. The republican party has always found in him a stanch supporter of its principles and he has taken a very active and influential part in public affairs, serving on Governor Nash's staff for some time. It is a.s a lawyer, however, that he is best known and he stands deservedly high in the ranks of his profession.
SAMUEL F. CRAIGHEAD.
Samuel F. Craighead, long a representative and honored member of the legal profession of Dayton, was born on the 16th of June, 1817, in Carlisle, Pennsyl- vania, and spent his last days in Detroit, Michigan, where he passed away Sep- tember 6, 1894, his remains being laid to rest in Dayton. Born in the Cumber- land valley of Pennsylvania and reared among the Allegheny mountains, he came from as fine a race of men as the country has produced. His educational advan- tages were those offered by the public schools and in early manhood he went to New York city, where for several years he was employed by a relative who was the owner of a large publishing house there. He thus received thorough business training, and the knowledge gained therein proved one of the elements of his success in later life.
Desiring, however, to follow a professional career, he took up the study of law, was admitted to the bar and, arriving in Dayton in the spring of 1844, at once entered upon practice in this city. While advancement in the law is pro- verbially slow, Mr. Craighead nevertheless soon established himself as one of the foremost lawyers of the city, strong in argument, wise in counsel and with ability to solve the intricate problems of the law. His reputation was such that in 1848 he was elected prosecuting attorney of Montgomery county and served for two terms, fully maintaining through the able discharge of the duties of the office the high character that had been conferred upon it by his predecessors. From that time until about two years prior to his death, which occurred in 1894, he main- tained his position in the foremost rank of lawyers at the Ohio bar. His efforts were wide, varied and successful. He was gifted as an orator and strong in argument. Not only was he well versed in the principles of law and in precedent, but he possessed also a comprehensive knowledge of general literature from which to draw and anecdotes and illustrations frequently accentuated the point which he desired to make. During a period of forty years he was engaged upon one side or the other of almost every criminal case of importance in the courts of the county, and his practice also extended to other parts of the state. He entered into a partnership with Wilbur Conover in 1854 and for nearly twenty-five years the firm of Craighead & Conover was recognized as one of the eminent and most successful legal firms of Ohio, the connection being maintained until Mr. Craig- head's failing health forced him to withdraw.
Had Mr. Craighead determined, instead of pursuing the practice of law, to have entered the political arena, there is little doubt that he would have attained through his sterling qualities as well as his social characteristics high rank among those who are regarded as the foremost public men of the United States. Although
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he took little active part in politics he was always a pronounced republican and was for years considered one of the ablest and safest counselors of the bar of Ohio.
The marriage of Mr. Craighead was celebrated in February, 1853, the lady of his choice being Mrs. Jeannette A. Schenck, the widow of Lieutenant Woodhull S. Schenck, of the United States navy, and a daughter of Judge William Miller of Cincinnati. Unto this marriage there were born three sons, Robert G., Eman- ual J. and Charles A.
While Mr. Craighead was known to the public as an eminent lawyer, to his associates as a faithful friend and to Dayton as a public spirited citizen, his best traits of character were reserved for his own fireside where he was seen as a genial, courteous host and a devoted husband and father. His life was at all times actuated by high and honorable principles. Calm, dignified, self-controlled, he gave to his clients the service of great talent, unwearied industry and rare learning, but he never forgot that there were certain things due to the court, his own self-respect and above all to justice and the righteous administration of the law which neither the zeal of an advocate nor the pleasure of success would permit him to disregard. The feeling entertained for him by his brethren of the legal fraternity can be perhaps best indicated in the memorial adopted by the bar association following his death :
"For nearly a quarter of a century he was the acknowledged leader of this bar. In these halls others contended with him as to the soundness of legal propo- sitions or as to the effect of evidence, but no one hoped to triumph over him by personal superiority. The elements of his great professional success were. in part. the generous gifts of nature. His presence was attractive, his capacity for work was great, his mind was active and versatile, his judgment as to what should be offered or omitted in the trial of a cause was instinctive and accurate, and his power of dramatic presentation could hardly have been acquired. But these native qualities were strengthened and supplemented by a. close and extensive study of the law, by a careful preparation of all the causes in which he appeared, and by the zeal and fidelity which are prompted by an accurate appreciation of the high duty which a lawyer owes to his client. A clear conviction that the law is a profession and not a trade lay at the foundation of his success and was the corner stone of his professional character. It raised him to those intellectual and moral heights where controversies are courageous and honorable, where vic- tories ennoble and defeats are not followed by shame.
"Most of us, upon our admission to the bar, found him in full practice, en- gaged in nearly all the important causes that were tried here, winning favorable judgment in most of them and in all adding to his reputation as a powerful and honorable advocate. Rejecting the overtures of those who desired to place hin in public positions for which his talent so admirably fitted him, he was neverthe- less a public man by virtue of his ability. In our professional circle he was the Great Commoner. We have all respected his character and emulated his success. Those of us have been most fortunate who have most clearly observed that honor and virtue made that success possible. In the trial of causes he was fearless and aggressive. He must have been conscious of his great powers as an advocate, though he was without arrogance. Loyalty and fidelity were prominent in his character. These qualities bound him firmly and closely to profession, to clients,
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to family, to friends, to truth, to country. He received patriotism by inheritance, and throughout his long and useful life he nurtured it by the faithful perform- ance of those duties which every citizen owes to the state.
"In his later years his life showed a strong and beautiful blending of vernal and autumnal colors. To his own business and to that of his clients he brought the ripe fruit of long experience and much observation. But at home and office his friends were sure of a cheery welcome and at the meetings of lawyers his favorite place was among the younger members of the bar, whom he encouraged by kind words and delighted with the sallics of wit which so often enlivened the court room and the social circle. It seems as though it were but yesterday that he passed among us with the erect figure, the elastic step, the natural vision and the cheery voice of youth. But age brought even to him its inevitable infirmities and compelled his gradual abandonment of active professional duties. Yet he never ceased to teach us by his exemplary conduct. When the twilight deepened his life became a perpetual benediction upon all whom he met and all whom he had ever known. The memory of his talents, his virtues and his kindness will remain to us a valued heritage. But we cannot cherish the hope that we shall ever meet a manlier man."
BERTON I. RIKE.
Among the important growing and successful enterprises which have won fame for Dayton as an industrial center is that conducted by The Keogh & Rike Paper Company, of which Berton I. Rike is the vice-president and treasurer. A native of Bentonville, Indiana, he was born May 2, 1871, and represents an old southern family, his grandfather having been Christian Rike, who was born in Maryland in 1796 and came to Montgomery county, Ohio, in the early part of the nineteenth century. He was a carpenter by trade but located on a farm in this county and devoted many years to general agricultural pursuits, his death occur- ring in 1879.
His son Jesse Rike was born in Beavertown, Montgomery county, Ohio, in 1843 and was there reared. He, too, devoted his life to farming. He lived in Indiana for about twelve years, from 1866 until 1878, after which he returned to Dayton and there took up contracting and building, which line of activity claimed his attention until his retirement. At the time of the Civil war he responded to the call for troops to serve one hundred days. He was married to Miss Anna L. Bimm, and to them were born nine children, seven sons and two daughters, all of whom are yet living.
Berton I. Rike, the second in order of birth, was brought to Dayton on his father's return to Montgomery county, and was here here reared and educated, receiving his early mental training in the public schools, while later he attended the Normal University at Lebanon, Ohio. On leaving that institution in 1892 he again came to Dayton and pursued a commercial course, equipping him for busi- ness life. He then accepted a position with the Mead Paper Company, with which he continued until 1901, during which time he became familiar with the
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trade in principle and detail. He then joined J. P. Keogh in organizing the firm of Keogh & Rike, which two years later was incorporated under the name of The Keogh & Rike Paper Company, with Mr. Rike as vice-president and treasurer. In 1908 the Rike Folding Box Company was incorporated, with Mr. Rike as president and general manager. This company has grown enormously within the short time of its incorporation and promises to be one of the largest institutions of its kind in the city.
In 1896, in Dayton, occurred the marriage of Berton I. Rike and Miss Louise Jenne, who died in 1906. Mr. Rike has since married Jane A. Evans. By his for- mer marriage he had two children, Oneita J. and Katharine L. Fraternally he is connected with the Royal Arcanum, while his religious faith is manifest in his mem- bership in the First Reformed church. In politics he is a republican and is inter- ested in local affairs, particularly all matters relating to municipal progress. His co-operation can always be counted upon to further movements for the city's good and through his business enterprise he has been a factor in advancing commercial activity.
SAMUEL BEST DOVER.
Samuel Best Dover, a real-estate dealer and operative builder of Dayton, was born July 17, 1860, in the city which is still his home. He is a descendant of Ben- jamin Van Cleve, one of the original settlers of Dayton and Montgomery county. The ancestry is traced back to John Van Cleve, who married Catherine Benham and was killed by the Indians in Cincinnati in 1791. Their son, Benjamin Van Cleve, was born February 24, 1773, and wedded Mary Whitten. Their family included a daughter, Henrietta Maria, who became the wife of Samuel B. Dover, whose son, Thomas Dover, was the father of our subject.
Samuel B. Dover was reared and educated in Dayton, being graduated from the Central high school with the class of 1879, after which he spent one term in the Ohio State university at Columbus. Since that time he has largely given his attention to investment and building operations.
In 1899, in Dayton, Mr. Dover was married to Miss Clara M. Rice, a daughter of Henry Rice, and they have one son, Thomas Kenneth Dover, born in 1901. Mr. Dover belongs to no order, club or church, but is a man of independent view and action, finding in his business incentive for enterprising effort, while his hours of leisure are devoted to such recreation and interests as are in harmony with his tastes.
JOSEPH E. BIMM.
Joseph E. Bimm, president of the Bimm Realty Company of Dayton and a representative of various other corporate interests which are factors in the business activity and consequent upbuilding of the city, was born September 21, 1855. He supplemented his public school education by a course in Lafayette College at Easton, Pennsylvania, and was graduated in 1877 as a civil engineer. After his
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graduation he joined his father, Ezra Bimm. a well known and valued merchant of this city, in the grocery and ice business and in the incorporation of The Bimm Dayton Ice & Cold Water Supply Company. He was made vice-president and secretary of the company and following the death of his father in 1904 was made president of the concern. To other lines he has also extended his energies with the result that he occupies a position in the affairs of several other corporations. He is now the secretary of The Pasteur-Chamberland Filter Company, is also treasurer of the Music Hall Company, vice-president of The Reynolds Aertite Carton Company, and a director of the City National Bank.
In April, 1883, in Dayton, Mr. Bimm was married to Miss Mary B. Darst, 2 daughter of N. B. Darst, and they have one daughter, Kathryn D. Mr. Bimm is a member of the Dayton City Club and the Dayton Country Club and also of the Masonic fraternity, in which he is both a Knight Templar and a thirty-second degree Scottish Rite Mason. His political belief is indicated in the fact that he holds membership in the Garfield Club. As a youth he united with the Lutheran church and is interested in any movements which tend to promote the material, social, intellectual, political and moral progress of his native city.
HENRY HERMAN BIMM.
The name of Bimm is an honored one on commercial paper and in commercial circles of Dayton, for it has long been a synonym for enterprise and reliability in the business life of the city. The subject of this review is a native son of Dayton. his birth occurring February 26, 1858. At the usual age he was sent to the public schools, where he continued his studies for some time, and later at- tended a preparatory private school for two years. He then matriculated in Lafayette College, in Easton, Pennsylvania, from which he was graduated with the class of 1879, and thus well qualified by liberal education for the practical and responsible duties of life, he returned to Dayton and became associated with his father, Ezra Bimm, in the grocery and ice business, and with his brother Joseph E. succeeded to the business on the father's death in 1904. He is the president of the Pasteur Filter Company and of the Music Hall Company, vice-president of the Bimm Dayton Ice & Cold Water Supply Company and secretary of the Bimm Realty Company, the brothers being associated in these various enterprises.
In his political views Mr. Bimm is a republican. He belongs to the Knight Templar commandery, is a thirty-second degree Scottish Rite Mason, a member of the Mystic Shrine and is in hearty sympathy with the beneficent spirit that underlies the craft. His social relations extend to the Dayton City and Country Clubs and he is a member of the First Presbyterian church.
Mr. Bimm was married in 1891, in Dayton, to Miss Belle Ralston, a daughter of John Ralston, and they have one son, Ezra Burnett Bimm, who was born in 1902.
INDEX
Adamson, W. L.
479
Bippus, W. F. 309
Adelberger, W. M.
413
Bish, N. T. 372
Ahlers, William H. 844
Black, O. C. 243
Allabaek, John N.
634
Blessing, Frank 692
Allaman, A. F.
496
Blust, Henry 179
Allaman, D. W.
320
Boeseh, J. N. 564
Allaman, W. E.
88
Bolender, G. B. 507
Altiek, H. M.
681
Bonner, Horaee 357
Aman, Andrew
238
Bookwalter, B. B. 221
Amann, Anton
771
Bosler, Charles C. 195
150
Anderson, W. I.
643
Bosler, D. D.
712
Apple, Oma
805
Bowers, L. G.
626
Apple, Perry
388
Bowman, John G. 732
631
Artz, W. N.
147
Brandenburg, E. H.
356
Artz, W. S. 1011
Breen, John P.
525
Atkins, Edwin
737
Breene, C. L. G ..
936
Auehey, Jerry
431
Breene, F. S. . .
452
Aull, F. N. 999
376
Breidenbach, W. F.
986
Baggott, R. W.
661
Brenner, Simon
789
Bailey, L. M.
747
Bright, John C.
334
Baird, E. C.
523
Brooks, Virgil L.
1047
Baker, Abraham
197
Brown, E. J.
349
Baker, John F.
589
Brown, F. P.
480
Baker, Levi
793
Brown, J. A.
673
Baker, O. E.
33
Brownell, J. R.
12
Ballmann, Adam
487
Bundenthal, E. J. 265
Barlow, J. T.
478
Burkhardt, Christ 591
Barney, Eliam E.
1062
Burkhardt, Henry 668
Barney, Eugene J.
962
Burkhardt, W. J. 234
Barr, Charles W.
616
Burkhart, E. E. 142
Burnham, Philo G. 628
527
Bates, William L. 204
Butts, Charles E.
228
Baumheckel, Frank, Jr.
359
Callahan, Henry
279
Callahan, W. K.
174
Beck, J. S.
350
Callahan, W. P.
68
Beck, W. C.
729
Cammann, Oswald
188
Beeghly, I. C. 742
Carroll, Dr. R. J.
373
Carter, J. L.
764
Benner, Albert 1044
Cassel, W. H.
642
Benner, Jacob, Sr.
716
Catrow, H. G.
599
Benner, S. M.
725
Catrow, JJosiah 1068
Caylor, Frank E. 65
981
Berk, F. W. 542
Cetone, George K.
687
Berry, P. D. 155
Cetone, James D.
163
Best, Edwin 575
Cetone, John S. .
169
Biersack, John 501
Chamberlin, W. A.
647
Bieser, Charles W.
994
Chamberlin, W. D.
806
Billman, C. S. 582
Chrisman, C. N.
371
Bimm, Henry HT. 1075
. Citizens Banking Co. 806
Bimm, Joseph E. 1074 Clegg. Charles B.
830
Anderson, J. S.
1058
Bosler, Charles H.
Artz, P. W.
676
Boyer, O. P.
Breidenbach, C. H.
502
Aull, John W.
Bartholomew, George W. 456
Basore, S. H. 959
Burrows. Gilbert P.
Beaver. F. P. 226
Bell, J. N. 547
Benner, C. J. 1002
Caten, W. L. 1022
Benner, W. H. 641
Cellarius, F. J.
Benner, William 636
.
1077
1078
INDEX
Clegg, H. P.
993
Fauver, J. M.
967
Clemmer, L. A.
992
Ferneding, C. J.
818
Coe, E. H.
116
Ferneding, H. L. 804
Coffman, Daniel
540
Fey, Edward 541
Colby, H. F.
397
Fiorini, A. J.
674
Coleman, B. C.
Floyd, C. P.
591
Coler, E. E.
Floyd, M. B.
355
Coler, E. J.
244
Flatau, Soł
229
Collins, John
1051
Folsom, C. P.
798
Conkle, A. J.
Forster, J. B.
531
Conklin, W. J.
60
Fout, HI. H.
536
Gonley, J. E.
1021
Fouts, J. T.
758
Conover, E. S .. 1050
Fox, A. S.
556
Conover, Gilbert 774
Fox, C. A.
91
Cook, John A. 296
Freehafer, A. O.
535
Coover, J. Q. A.
French, Harry
549
Copenhefer, F. M.
950
Frizell, W. G. 627
Fromm, J. J. 484
437
Corwin, R. G.
746
Funk, W. R.
105
Costello, Maurice
667
Funkhouser, C. A.
682
Cowden, N. W.
19
Ganster, Elmer E.
772
Cowden, Robert
323
Garber, U. W.
726
Cox, James M.
275
Garland, D. Frank
90
Coy, M. E.
411
Gaseho, Harry
998
Craighead, C. A.
1070
Gaugler, R. S.
366
Craighead, Samuel F.
1071
Gauvey, Charles T.
148
Craven, W. R.
485
Gebhart, H. C.
115
Crawford, Ira
273
Gebhart, Howard
737
Cridland, T. H.
416
Gebhart, J. B.
1010
Cummin, Robert I.
92
Gebhart, R. M.
942
Dale. George P.
580
Geis, Bartholomew
Davies, S. W.
84
George, Dr. S. F. 100
Davis, J. H.
568
Gephart, Edward 1067
Davisson, Oscar F.
336
Getter, H. B.
89
De Armon, Thomas
954
Getter, M. A.
671
Decker, G. E. 283
166
Gilbert, Adam
755
Deger, Philipp
461
Gilbert. C. I.
666
Denlinger, E. G.
826
Gilbert, P. E.
777
Dovers, J. W.
137
Gilmore, Clement R.
957
De Weese, R. E.
1056
Gimperling, J. E., Jr ..
1020
Dickey, R. R., Sr.
185
Glaser, John 769
Glaser, J. A. 1000
Glaser, Mathias 684
75
Dietz. J. C.
407
Gloyd, William F.
299
Doan, E. B.
711
Gohn, George D. 463
317
Dover, S. B.
1074
Goodhue, N. D.
41
Dreese, H. J.
614
Gorman, G. H.
40
Drury, A. W.
780
Gottschall, O. M. 132
Graves, Henry C. 182
348
Eberhardt, John C.
341
Greenwald, John S.
600
Eberly, A. L.
360
Greenwald, William
657
Ebert. John M. 63
Greer. James A.
149
Eby, D. S.
879
Grimes, F. P.
847
Eby, Jaeob
139
Groby, J. B.
97
Eby, Webb T.
778
Groby. R. J.
740
Eek. Isaae
644
Groby, S. B.
625
Edwards, H. J.
311
Gunckel, O. I. 333
982
Endress. Joseph
689
Hale. W. A.
471
Ensey, W. W.
459
Hall, Edward T. 460
Eshbaugh, Henry
584
Hall. John J. 454
Estabrook, H. M.
134
.
Hall. Warren
854
Evans. George B.
624
Hall, William
492
Ewing, W. A.
375
Haller. C. E.
420
Eyler, Frank
156 Haller, M. L., Sr ..
11
Dickey, R. R., Jr ..
187
Diehl, Charles W.
968
Diehl, Nathaniel
552
Glaser, Wilfred P.
Dodds, A. M.
757
Goodhue. George
Durst, Jost
655
Dustin, Hon. C. W.
50
Greenlee, Oscar
Eichelberger. A. W.
98
Hale, P. D.
Hall, Keppele 235
Enchenhofer, E. E.
432
Cord, C. H.
550
Corwin, D. B.
595
Fry, E. A.
Giesler, Arthur 657
Deeds, E. A.
882
198
448
427
1079
Harris, W. J.
141
King, E. A. 194
Harslıman, Jonathan, Sr.
848
King, H. J.
399
Harshman, Jonathan, Jr.
937
King, R. N. 201
Hartzell, George W.
606
Kinnard, W. M. 290
Hays, James
267
Kinsey, Isaac 74
Heathman, George W.
588
Kinzig, C. M.
146
Heek, George
680
Kinzig, F. J. 390
Heek, Harry
73
Heeter, Amanda
976
Kirk, James A.
1029
Heinz, Adolph
583
Kittredge, A. M.
28
Heller, Earl W.
87
Klepinger, A. L. 1016
Henkel, George C.
734
Klepinger, Daniel W.
613
Herbruek, R. A.
672
Klepinger, David W.
468
Herby, John
396
Klepinger, Ellsworth
1061
Herman, H. H.
476
Klepinger, Howard R.
765
Hern, J. F. .
854
Klepinger, L. G.
298
Hetzler, W. W.
705
Kley, Henry
328
Hilgefort, H. H. 1060
Kley, John A.
400
Hochwalt, Charles J.
472
Kline, Charles A.
604
Hoehwalt, Clements J.
181
Kline, Robert E.
1012
Hoehwalt, G. A. . 700
Kline, W. L.
788
Hodapp, Gustave A.
539
Klinger, P. W.
690
Hoffman, E. Z.
Knecht, C. F.
691
Holderman, I. L.
Kramer, John
172
Hollencamp, Henry
938
Kramer, J. D.
173
Holler, Levi
282
Kramer, W. F. 158
772
Hoover, Abel 802
129
Hoover, John J.
382
206
Hoskin, W. A.
581
Kuns, John G.
114
Hoskot, W. H.
646
Kuntz, Frank
280
Houk, R. T.
683
Kuntz, George
894
Howell, F. W.
605
Kutnz, William
648
Huber. H. L.
645
Kurtz, Michael, Sr.
292
Huber, P. F. 1025
Lambert, Henry
662
Hudson, Samuel C. 310
Lamsdale, H. T.
287
Huffman, F. T.
499
Landis, J. P.
019
Huffman, W. P.
820
Larkin, M. D.
315
Hull, Charles A.
347
Lefkowitz, David 897
510
Legler. Thomas A.
190
Hyre, E. E.
516
Leis, J. M. 855
488
Iddings, William B.
965
Lentz, Jesse 638
Irvin, O. W.
202
Lentz, Warren G. 312
Izor, Gabriel
952
Leopold, George M.
900
James, Lee W.
266
Lichliter, D. C. 576
558
Jergens, Philip, Jr.
973
Lighteap, J. W. 1054
652
Jones, J. A.
654
Lindsey, T. C., Jr ..
276
Jones, J. V.
288
Lindsey, T. C., Sr.
861
Jones, S. R.
543
Jones, W. J.
493
Lowe, Henry C. 892
898
Judy. Samuel
544
Loy. Henry
107
Lukaswitz, C. H.
266
Keller, S. S.
Lydenberg, G. A.
911
Kelley, George
518
Kemper, A. H.
571
Lytle, Jolin V 622
MeCan, B. F. 696
621
Kennedy, G. C.
MeClary, B. W. 615
Kerr, E. H.
906
MeClure, J. 555
113
Keyes, W. A.
731
McConaughey, W. S.
170
Kiefaber, J. F.
511
McCormick. F. J.
99
Kimmel, E. F. 534 McDaniel, A. L.
637
Kimmel, H. E. 464
MeHenry, G. A.
138
Kimmel, W. H.
509
MeIntire, Edward M.
50
Kinder. Charles E. 697
Melntire, J. K. 44
King, C. W.
436
MeIntire, John S. 49
Jergens, Peter
738
Light, Joseph
Jones, I. E.
281
Lindemuth, J. R.
Joyce, Frank I.
365
Lowes, Joseph E.
Kaiser, H. W.
367
Lyon, C. H. 260
Kemper, P. A.
715
Kennedy, E. G.
83
McCann, T. A.
403
Kerr, Hamilton
440
MeConnanghey, E. L.
Iddings, D. W.
706
Lentz, Isaac
Hyre, Amos
Krehbiel, A. J.
Holt, G. B. 210
Kumler. Charles H.
Kumler, Samuel E.
342
741
Kirby, John
608
INDEX
Loos. Charles L. 430
763
1080
INDEX
McKemy, W. D.
161
Patterson, Capt. Robt. 929
McMahon, John A.
24
Patterson, Robert C. 733
McMahon, J. S.
475
Patterson, F. J. 933
MeNabb, John B.
520
Patterson, S. J. 930
McNelly, Calvin
75
Patterson, William Lindsay . 930
MeNelly, Charles
603
Payne, William H.
31
McNelly, Warren
64
Pease, Charles E.
421
Mack, Alexander 991
Peck, A. M.
773
Mack, Charles W.
203
Peckham, G. G. G.
222
Macy, Mrs. Isaac
829
Peffley, W. A.
749
Madlinger, Anton
477
Peirce, J. Elliot.
663
Mann, John R.
704
Perrine, James
308
Manning, W. H.
340
Peschau, F. W. E.
719
Martin, J. C.
1005
Pexton, Thomas M.
268
Martin, U. S.
560
Pflum, William
856
Mattern, C. J.
236
Pfoutz, H. G.
1007
Matthews, E. P.
131
Philipps, Edward
635
Maysilles, A. A.
617
Pickering, D. R
42
Mead, Col. H. E.
1017
Platt, J. D. ..
946
Mearick, George W.
383
Plocher, Andrew
416
Meck, William H.
664
Poeppelmeier, William
412
Mendenhall, W. C.
597
Pohlkotte, J. H.
205
Merkle, F. C.
1027
Pretzinger, Albert
978
Michael, Alonzo
977
Pretzinger, Herman
307
Michael, G. P.
761
Pretzinzer, Rudolph
126
Michael, Wesley
745
Prugh, J. Mason. .
3.4
Miller, Dr. G. W.
528
Ramm, Alexander
284
Miller, George W.
765
Rankin, A. K.
428
Miller, L. O.
258
Ratliff, J. M.
524
Miller, S. H.
699
Raul, Leopold
565
Miller, Samuel
975
Raymond, C. W.
300
Miller, William
1058
Reber, J. C.
443
Mills, T. B.
343
Reck. J. A.
796
Milyard, C. L.
429
Reese, Jolın
387
Minnich, T. B.
327
Reeve, J. C.
76
Moore, W. B.
508
Reininger, Gustav, Jr.
18
Mory, Nathan
193
Reiter, W. A.
67
Moses, C. C.
405
Rench. Charles
1009
Moses, H. C.
868
Rettich. Charles
66
Moskowitz, J. D.
272
Reyh, William J.
1028
Mowerer, M. L.
344
Reynolds, John R
876
Mueller, E. R.
969
Reynolds, L. D.
36
Mueller, J. G.
814
Reynolds, L. G.
572
Mumma, A. M.
263
Rice, E. E. 862
943
Mumma. S. S. 233
Riesau, Herman
1001
Mundhenk, W. S.
81
Rike, B. 1. 1073
52
Murphy, John A.
566
Rike, F. H. 58
Nauerth, G. V ..
274
Rike, H. V. . 352
214
Needham. O. J.
750
Robison, H. C.
419
Neff, J. P. . .
494
Roelim, John
257
Newsalt, Adolph
462
Roelim, William
407
Nicholas, O. S.
708
Rogge, H. H.
517
Niswonger. E. E.
590
Rohrer, C. F.
483
Nixon, J. W. 512
Romspert, A. H.
1049
Oberer, Carl 658
Rosencrans, W. J.
503
Oblinger, E. C. 730
Ross, A. J.
739
Olt. Michael J.
297
Roudebush, William F.
618
O'Neill, H. S.
414
Roush, F. W.
1053
O'Reilly, B. P.
695
Routzohn, H. N.
813
Oswald. J. A. 438
Rowe, E. L.
43
Ozias. George W.
217
Ruebush, Charles
651
Parish, E. K.
790
Rumbarger, Victor E.
850
Parmalee, J. B. 358
Ryder, H. C. .
810
Parrott, E. A. 713
Sacksteder, L. H.
623
Patterson Family
912
Sagebiel, Perle L. 477
Patterson. John H.
933
Schachne, Abram
574
Patterson. Julia W.
933
Schaeffer, C. H. 213
Patterson, Robert
912
Schaeffer, C. W. 157
Mumma, John P.
822
Rice, W. P.
Murphy, Barry S.
189
Rike, D. L.
Neder, Edward
145
Rinehart, H. D.
1081
Schantz, Adam 795
Stroop, William 519
Scheibenzuber, D. A.
592
Sullivan, W. B. 164
Schenck, J. G. C. .
317
Sullivan, W. R. 237
Schenck, Robert C.
5
Swadener, Charles E. 125
Schmidt, Conrad J.
Swank, Harvey 165
Schneider, J. F.
391
Swartsel, J. J. 825
Schoenfeld, Henry
632
Swartzel, O. P. 515
Schwind, M. J.
311
Swisher, W. H. 381
Schultze, Emil
379
Senseny, J. L.
395
Talbott, H. E. 300
Seybold, I. A.
584
Terry, David H.
218
Thacker, Newton
834
Seybold, J. F.
Thies, W. H.
225
Shade, W. W.
653
Thomas, Alfred A.
59
Shaffer, A. J.
Thomas, Nicholas
970
Shank, R. R.
384
Thompson, Elihu
177
Shannon, J. B. 271
Travis, J. L.
909
Shauck, A. B. 264
Trumbo, J. C.
887
Shaw, George G. 989
Uhrig, Leonard
455
Shaw, G. W.
838
Ullery, A. C.
1057
Shea, John C. 242
Ullery, Charles E.
1019
Shearer, A. L. 195
Ullery, Moses
581
Shock, Charles W. 703
Ullery, W. A.
563
Shoup, Anna B.
344
Van Ausdal, Charles
836
Shoup, H. B. 888
Vandervere, W. H.
828
Shoup, J. M. 985
821
Shoup, Joel O.
259
Shuey, W. J.
389
Shuey, W. W.
598
Waymire, Eli 1055
374
Silberman, A. L.
961
Weaver, C. L.
984
Sixsmith, D. J.
289
Weaver, J. M. 445
Slagle, C. D.
504
Weaver, Erie J. 766
Slagle, C. W. 495
Weaver, W. B. 1006
Sloan. C. C.
801
Webster, Frank
363
Sloan, Mrs. N. J. 843
Welmer, L. L. 596
Slough, A. E. 762
Weinman, C. F. 80
Smith, Clark Y.
1059
Weis, Frederick 532
Smith, George B.
469
Smith, G. W.
1030
Weller, Samuel
332
Smith, John A. 112
Wells, G. R. 241
Smith, John G.
905
Winch, C. H. 656
Smith, J. H.
904
Weusthoff, A. S. 770
Smith, O. J.
526
Whidden, H. P.
154
Smith, Simon
951
White. J. V .. 960
Smith, W. C.
794
Whitehead, W. D. 1048
695
Wilbur, H. A.
470
Snyder, C. F.
557
Williams, C. I.
1008
Sollenberger, Henry 567
Wilson, H. M.
230
Solomon, Charles H.
249
Wilson, M. E.
26
Solomon, E. B.
Wilt, A. D.
16
Wogoman, Silas
796
Wolf, Frederick
551
Soward. J. C.
451
Wolf, M. H.
319
Speice, Odlin
408
Wolfe, HI. M.
675
Spitler, C. R. 454
Wolfensparger, H. D.
945
Spitler. Jacob
453
Wood, E. M.
983
Spohn, L. H. 754
786
Worley, N. G. 171
Stauter, Roscoe T.
966
Wright, Orville 871
Stebbins, C. C.
779
Wright, Wilbur 871
Steiger, J. D.
439
Yost, D. V. 748
Stine, Adam
424
Young, E. S. 1035
Stine, Jacob
953
Young. G. M.
1032
Stine. Lewis IT.
746
Young, G. R. 1039
Stoddard, John W.
20
Young, Samuel 860
Stoner. Grant
35
Young, W. H. 1043
Stont, A. L. 108
Zehnder, John 688
Stout, J. J. 331
Zink. Jacob 180
Straub, Joseph
140
Zweifel, Joshua 491
Smith, W. S.
467
Wiggim, North
Snyder, August 392
246
Somers. Allen W. 380
Southwestern Ohio General Agency
566
Wagner, John M. 579
Wagner, William F. 1052
Siebenthaler, John
368
Weaver, C. E.
Van Riper, W. H.
Seybold, Jacob 782
486
835
Swope. Charles 707
607
INDEX
Wood, T. J. 119
Sprigg, John M.
Weismantel, John 295
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