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ELKINS, BIRKETT M., Sergeant-nt- Arıns.
Andrews, John W
.Frk.
Biggs, John. Mi., Dk., Mer
Andrews, William
Lor.
Blair, John 11 Ad., Br., Sci.
Axtell, Silas
Gen.
Branch, Walter . Hur
ANNALS OF PROGRESS.
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Bronson, Tracy l'rum.
Hunt, Jobn
War
Brough, John
Fair., Hlock.
Jenkins, Jn . M
CAL
Brown, Israel ..
Ham.
Johnson, Leverett
Buchanan, Thos. J .. Cler.
Johnson, Mathles
Burns, Joseph Cos.
Kirkrun, Och
Camp, John G Hur.
Kilbourne, Jaimes
Frå
Casad, Anthony
1.og.
Martin, Joel F
Chambers, David
Musk.
Milliken, Robert B
Chester, Erastus
Asht.
McNarr, Samuel
Codding, John
Med.
Lec lom, John
Comings, James
Rch.
lowe, Peter P
Corwin Moses B
Cham.
Lloyd, Win D
Creighton. Wm. H
Fay., Mad.
Patterson, Andrew H
Curtis, Walter
Was.
Patterson, Thes CHIA
Donnelly, Andrew
Mgs., Ath
Peppard, W'in
W ...
Elliott, James Kx.
Rca, Joseph
Everhard, John
l'us.
Ripley, Davli
GAL LAW
Faran, James J
Ham.
Roller, Jacob
Cnt
Fitch, Orramel HI
Asht.
Smith, Edwin
MOL
Flood, Geo. H.
Lick.
Smith, George
Forbes, James, Sr Car.
Skinner, Robert J
Shl., AL, Har Put
Ford, Seabury . Gea
PamL_ V_ W.
Fowler, Stephen
Mar., Cr .. Un.
Smucker, Isaac
Gamble, Hugh
Rch.
Taylor, Win W'd. L.uc. Han, Hem.
Garrett, Elisha
Port.
Goddard, Charles B Musk.
Trevitt, William l'er
Hamilton, Justin Mi., Dk., Mer.
Van Hook, W'm. Il
Hanna, John E, Morg.
Waddle. Alex
Hegler, Abraham Rs., Pke., Jack.
Welch, James
Sek
Hendricks, Geo. D
Pre.
Welch, John
Sen
Skr
Hoagland, James
Hols.
West. Henry.
Howe. Thomas
Trum.
Winship. Thos. J
Hughes, James
Rs., Pke., jack.
Witten, Peter
Meg
The House organized pro tempore as follows : For Speaker, James J Faram, of Hamilton, had 35 votes; David Chambers, of Muskingum, had 32 votes, and there were 4 blank votes on the first ballot. On the second Faran had 37: Chambers, 31, and there were were 3 blanks. For Clerk, W'm. H. Blodgett had 36 votes ; Smith som E. Wright, 33, and i blank. For Sergeant -at-Arms, Birkett M. Elkins, Jobo Cook, 31 ; blank 3.
On the fifth of December, this organization was made permanent without any opposition.
The Governor's message, accompanying documents, reports of State differs, and other reports and communications were referred to the standing committees.
Jacob Medary, Jr., and B. B. Taylor, were admitted to the bar of the House as newspaper reporters.
A large number of acts of a private and personal character, granting relief, di- vorces, changes of name and the incorporation of manufacturing and other kindre enterprises, were considered and passed.
On the twentieth of December, IS38, the two Houses met in joint amombly ant elected a United States Senator, the vote being as follows : Benjamin Tappar, st: Thomas Ewing, 50, and i vote was recorded as " scattering.".
At different times the two Houses met as a joint body and elected follows :
Register of Land Office at Lima-Vincent D. Envari.
Receiver of Moneys at Lima-John Alexander
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Campbell, John Mar., Cr., Un
Kyle_ Joseph
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OHIO STATESMEN.
Receiver of Moneys at Maumee Land Office-Chas. C. P. Hunt.
Major General Eighteenth Division-Daniel Chase.
Auditor of State-John Brough.
Secretary of State-Carter B. Harlan.
State Librarian-Zachariah Mills.
Major General Ninth Division-Henry H. Dodge.
Director of the Penitentiary-John McElvaine.
President Judges-Nathaniel C. Read, Ninth Circuit ; Emory D. Potter, Thir- teenth Circuit.
Associate Judges-Richard Ayers, Hamilton ; Abijah Batterson, Scioto; Walter M. Blake, Ashtabula; Henry C. Brish, Sandusky; Israel Brown, Hamilton; Richard Brown, Clark; John Cassill, Union; James Colby, Williams; John Cotton, Wash- ington; Peter Croco, Holmes; Richard C. Davis. Knox; Robert Green, Monroe : John Hanna, Harrison; Nicholas Hathaway, Union; Levi J. Haughey, Licking; David Hays, Mercer ; David Kirkbride, Monroe; Isaac Knapp, Sandusky; Isaac Mc- Cracken, Putnam; John McGinley, Perry; Samuel McNary, Jefferson; George Overmyer, Sr., Sandusky; Joseph Robb, Logan; Stephen M. Sergeant, Medina ; Nicholas H. Taylor, Perry ; Jacob Vohres, Holmes; Jonathan Warner, Ashtabula.
John Brough having been elected Auditor of State, was, on the fifteenth of March, 1839, granted a leave of absence for the rest of the session, in a set of compli- mentary resolutions.
Another attempt was made to impeach Peter Hitchcock, of the Supreme Court, but a majority of the Judiciary Committee, reported that the charges were ground- less. A still stronger finding in behalf of the accused was filed by Mr. Lowe as a mi- nority report.
Paulding county, previously erected, was organized by the act of March 18, 1839.
The issue of bank bills of a less denomination than three dollars was prohibited after the fourth of July. I839.
The Board of Canal Commissioners was abolished and the Board of Public Works revived by the act of March 5, 1839.
By the act of February 26, 1839, provision was made for the return of fugitive slaves to their masters, upon proof of ownership being duly shown before a judge of a court of record, who was authorized to issue a warrant for the arrest of such fugi- tive. A penalty of not more than $500 fine or not more than sixty days imprison- ment was provided for persons enticing slaves to leave the service of their masters.
The act of March 18, 1838, provided penalties for removing, breaking, displacing or 'otherwise molesting the rails and appliances of railroad tracks, the maximum. punishment being three years in the penitentiary ; and if death ensued, the offender should be deemed guilty of murder in the first or second degree or manslaughter, as the facts warranted, and punished accordingly.
An act to punish for betting on elections made the penalty not less than $5 nor more than $500, but in all cases where the amount hazarded was between $5 and $500, the fine should equal the amount so hazarded.
The following railroad companies were incorporated : The Findlay Railroad, act of March 12, 1839; the Belleville Railroad, act of March 16, 1839; the Wapau- konetta and St. Mary's, act of March 16, 1839; Scioto and Miami, act of March 18, 1839.
Other acts amendatory or reviving dormant incorporations, were also passed.
Timothy G. Bates, Leander Ransom, Win. Wall, Rudolphus Dickinson and Wm. Rayen, were appointed members of the Board of Public Works, in place of the Board of Canal Commissioners, abolished by joint resolution.
ANNALS OF FROCKEL
Win. S. Hatch, Eber W. Hubbard and George W Mleorgesne -cre Spinosind Bank Commissioners, by joint resolution, In jarmais af their of February as 1839, providing for a semi-annual inspection of the condities of all bocke le xie State.
A joint resolution required of the Geological Corpo thet ou boss, korrummenu collections, etc., should be deposited with the Olno Horturhal Suruty fir sfrom ing, until called for by the State.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY, PF
Governor-WILSON SHANNON.
Secretaries of State-CARTER B. HARLAN, WM. THEVIT
Treasurer of State-JOSEPH WHILEHILL.
Auditor of State-JouN BROUGH.
Supreme Judges-PETER HITCHCOCK, RECHEN WOOD FREDERS GRINER. EBENEZER LAANK.
State Printer-SAMUEL. MEDARY
State Librarian -ZACHARIAH MILIS.
Adjutant General-EDWARD 11. CUMMINIL
THIRTY-SEVENTH LEGISLATIVE SESSION, 12-254
Met December 2, 1999. Adj annet March . MA
SENATF.
MCLAUGHLIN, WILLIAM, Speaker.
BURWELL, SAMUEL, Sergeant- at - AFIK
Allen, Benj. F . Mar., Del., C'r., ['n. Mitchell. James
Birch. Herman
Med .. Lor.
Me Laughlin, Win
Bissell, Benj
Gea., Ashi.
Nash, SHECen
Brady. John
Tus , Hsn. Patterson, Time
Craighill, Wm. B Sen . Sky. Ham.
Savlor, Ichn
Glover, John
Ad .. Br., Sci.
Scott. W'm
Green, John L
Pck., Frk.
Shannon, Th
Harlan, Aaron
Fav., Mad . Gre.
Shidel r. Henry
Henderson, James
Musk
Smith, Gees
Holines, Geo. W H.m. Stk.
Stadden, Richard
Hongh, John
Rs., Pke., Jack.
Thomas Win. 1
Humphreys, Isaac
Per .. Morg .. Was
Thompson Joseph, Jr Cal. Car
Hunt. John E
W'd., Luc., Wmns.
Tod, David
Ihrig. Jacob
W'av.
Tracy, Josiał
Lord, Richard
Cuv.
U'tter. Douty CUT
Matthews, James
K.x., Cos, Hols.
Vance, Joseph
The Senate organized pro tempore at 10 A. M .. Monday. Decerules :, ter the ful lowing vote : Speaker, Wmn. Mc Laughlin, 33 votes . no opp eltien. Ciers, Chleb 1. MeNulty, 29 votes ; 2 blanks. Sergeant-at-Arms, Suquel Burwell :c .- t- blanks. Four days later this organization was made permanent by a similar sete
The Governor's message was receive Ion the third of December, sol vungrabar lated the Legislature on the favorable progress made by the State in magoammi re sources and industrial resources of all kinds.
A select committee, through John 1 .. Green, its chairman, reported agaleer open ing up the question of the removal of the seat of Government from Cafumlinn
The Committee on Penitentiary, reported in favor of the cusminimalny af tre
Munt
Spangler, Sendel
Hostetter, Jacob
Perkins. Sımanı, Ir
Faran, James J
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employment of a chaplain by the Board of Directors of that institution, and recom- mended the continued employment of that officer as necessary to the moral welfare of the inmates of that institution.
In answer to the inquiries of the committee on railroads the presidents and man- aging officers of the various corporations submitted reports showing the amount of subscriptions, the progress of construction, and detailed statements of expenditures and the acquisition of the necessary real estate by purchase. compromise and con- demnation.
The Governor sent a communication to the Legislature, setting forth the facts connected with the sale of the old penitentiary lots and the application of the proceeds.
The management of the Oberlin Collegiate Institute was the subject of legislative inquiry, and upon investigation was found to be satisfactory. Among the charges preferred against it was one that it had become "a grand depot" for the reception of fugitive slaves. This question was referred for a further legislative inquiry.
Senator David Tod, from the Committee on Public Institutions, made a report highly praising the work of the Ohio Lunatic Asylum, as ameliorating the condition of the unfortunate class receiving its benefits.
Thomas J. Davis was admitted to the bar of the Senate as a newspaper reporter.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
BUCHANAN, Tulos. J., Speaker.
DIMOCK, ASA G., Clerk.
ARBUCKLE, JOHN P., Clerk.
HARPER, JACOB, Sergeant-at-Arms.
Adams, Geo. W Musk.
Lloyd, Wm. B Cuy.
Ackley, Jeremialı B Mgs.
Miller, Wm. Gal., Law.
Bartley, Thomas W Rch.
Mitchell, Geo Jeff.
Baskin, Andrew High.
Moore, Robert. Ham.
Blair, John H Ad., Br .. Sci.
Moore, Robert B.
Gsy
Bliss, Albert A. Lor.
Cler.
Carpenter, James C.
Med.
Casad, Anthony
Log.
Comstock, Bulkly
Frk.
Corwin, Moses B
Cham.
Davis, Amos T
Clin.
Downs, George.
. Car.
Powers. Isaac. . Trum.
Dunham, Lurton
Pre.
Dunn, Absalom.
But.
Everhard, John Tus.
Filson, Robert. Col.
Fisher, Edwin
Al., Shl., Har., Put.,
V. W., Paul.
Flood, George
Lick.
Scott, James A Gre.
Gea. Sellers, Wm. War.
Shideler, l'hos Mi., Dk., Mer.
Shreve, Thos Way.
Harrison, Batteal. Fay., Med.
Smith, Edwin Mont.
Henderson, Thos. J. Ham.
Smith, John . Stk.
Hite, Lewis Fair., Hock.
Spaulding, Rufus P Port.
Spencer, James Fair., Hock.
Howe, Thomas
Trum.
Waddle, Alex Ck.
Hubbard Ephraim B
Port. Col
Way, Thomas
Bel.
Johnson, Elihu
Rs., Pke , Jack.
West, Henry Bel.
Johnson, Wm Mon.
Welch, James. Stk.
King, James B But.
Welch, John Sen., Sky.
Lake, Zaphna
Asht.
Whittlesey, Wm. A
Was.
Leedom, Jos. Ad., Br., Sci.
Wilson, Elzy Way.
Lepper, Wm. D Col.
Wilson, James J Per
Leonard, Byram
K.x.
Worth, Guy C
Mar., Un., Cr.
Morse, John F Gea.
Mc Analley, Moses Han., Wd., Luc.,
Hen., Wms.
Patterson, Andrew H
Del.
Perrill, Augustus L.
Pck.
Pollock, Abraham Musk.
Purviance, Marshall J. Mi., Dk., Mer.
Ravenscroft, James Cos.
Rea, Joseph. Hsn.
Reed, Samuel. Rs., Pke., Jack.
Riblet, Daniel Rch.
Rogers, John S Asht.
Ford, Seabury
Godman, James HI
Mar., Un .. Cr.
Hanna, John E.
Mor.
Hoagland, James Hols.
Warner, Ebenezer Hur.
Jenkins, Jno. M
Morris, Walter B Lick.
Buchanan, Thos. J.
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ANNALS OF PROGRESS
The pro tempore organization of the House was maile as follows Fur Spissen Thomas J. Buchanan, of Clermont, had forty nine, with slateen blanks and thres sus! tering votes. For Clerk, Asa G. Dimock had fifty one votes, with Efteren banks Per Sergeant-at- Arms, Jacob Harper received forty nine setre, with richten Mink ballots.
On the fourth of December, this organization was maile permanent Ky a similar vote.
On the twenty-first of January, Clerk Asa G. Dimock realgne ! Lecose in the ill health of his family and the demands of his business affaire, and John P. Arbeile was elected Clerk in his stead.
The Governor's message, documents and reports of State officers, oremsedine and special committees were, after being submitted and read, referred to the appro · priate standing committees.
Win. B. Lloyd, a member of the House from Cuyahoga county, war expelled from the same on the twelfth of February, IS40, on the charge of di honestly chang ing the accounts in the ledger of Isaac Newton, of Cuyahoga county, after the late of his election to the Legislature. The vote of the House, on the question of hits guilt, was forty-six to twenty-three, and for expulsion, forty . three to twenty five
John E. Hanna, a member from Morgan county, resigned on the twentieth of February, 1840.
The Committee on Banking and Currency made an adverse report on the Jak ject of establishing a State bank to take the place of the local banks.
The select committee to inquire as to what corporations were acting in vulation of their acts of incorporation, reported a number of minor incorporations and the Ohio Railroad Company, but made no recommendation.
Mr. Corwin, from a select committee, to whom was referred the questi n &f re- pealing the law to grant licenses for the retailing of ardent spirits, reported adversely thereto.
At various times the two Houses met in joint session and elected the following officers :
Supreme Judge-Reuben Wood.
President Judges-John W. Willey, Fourteenth Circuit, John E. Hanna, Eighth Circuit; Wm. Kennon, Fifteenth Circuit.
State Printer-Samuel Medary.
Directors of the Ohio Penitentiary-Samuel Spangler and W'm. Spencer
Major Generals-Twelfth Division, Wm. Blackburn ; First Division, John Snrder
Associate Judges-George Adams, Darke; Henry Adams, Hardin : Thomas Arnold, Holmes; John Bartrum, Marion; Zenas Blish, Lake ; John P'. Basicy. Geauga; Joseph W. Brackett, Geauga; George Burris, Jackson ; Hugh R. Caldwell Summit; Wm Cooper, Muskingum ; John Crawford, Coshocton ; Nathaniel Daslison, Lawrence; Robert K. Dubois, Summit ; Simeon Dunn, Greene ; Jesse Edgingtyn. Richland ; David Ewing, Fairfield ; W'm Eyles, Medina ; Robert George. Carroll; Joseph Gleason, Van Wert; David Goodin, Hardin ; James Hayes, Darke; Samuel Hollinshead, Ottawa ; John Hudson, Paulding. Abijah Ives, Huron, Reuben James Williams; Jacob Jameson, Fayette : Isaac Jones, Madison, Robert Kirk, Ottawa Wm. C. Mathews, Lake; Jeremiah Moulton, Portage : Gilman C. Muget, Paulling; Charles McCallister, Pike ; David R. Paige, Portage ; Allen Pardec, Medios; Walesi Porter, Trumbull; George Reynolds, Carroll; Tighlman Rittenhouse, Ross, Daae N. Roberts, Tuscarawas; Curtis Scovil, Lawrence; Fredrick Sears, Huron; John Shelby, Montgomery; Peter Shideler. Preble; Gabriel Slaughter. Langan Chris-
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OHIO STATESMEN.
pher Sroufe, Williams; Galbreath Stewart, Ottawa; Silas Strong, Union; Charles Sumner, Summit; Micah Wood, Brown; Neri Wright Geauga; Newberry Yorke, Darke.
Summit county was erected from Medina and Stark by the act of March 3, 1840. The county seat is Akron.
Ottawa county was erected from Sandusky, Erie and Lucas by the act of March 6, 1840. The county seat is Port Clinton.
Lake county was erected from Geauga and Cuyahoga by the act of March 6, 1840. The county seat is Painesville.
An act was passed for the protection of the canals and another to authorize the Commissioners of the Canal Fund to borrow not to exceed $SSo ooo to complete the canals of the State.
By the act of March 29, 1840, the office of Superintendent of Common Schools was abolished and the duties of the office devolved on the Secretary of State, with $400 additional salary.
The act to provide for the erection of a new State House was repealed March 11, 1840. The act to authorize the loan of the State credit to railroad companies was repealed.
Acts were passed amending numerous railroad incorporation acts, and the follow- ing railroads were incorporated : Ashland, Haysville and Loudonville R. R. Co .; the Lexington R. R. Co.
A large number of State roads were established during the session.
A resolution was adopted designating Leander Ransom, Timothy G. Bates and Rudolphus Dickinson as acting members of the Board of Public Works.
A joint resolution authorized the Governor to appoint a State Board of Equali- zation.
A joint resolution was adopted inviting Gen. Andrew Jackson to become the guest of the State of Ohio, July 4, 1840.
John A. Bryan, HI. S. Gillett, John G. Miller and Wm. Penn Clark were admitted as newspaper reporters to the bar of the House. For some violation of the rules of the House the latter, who represented the Cincinnati Daily News, was suspended from his privileges on the fourth of January, IS40.
The two Houses attended the funeral of Geo. W. Shannon, the Secretary of the Governor, January 22, 1840, and on the twenty-eighth of January, the two Houses attended the funeral of Win. Doherty, formerly Speaker of the Senate.
Carter B. Harlan resigned as Secretary of State, and was temporarily succeeded by Win. Trevitt.
SENATORS FROM IS30 To 1840.
Alexander, James, Sr.,
Bates, Curtis,
Carothers, Moses,
Allen, Benj. F.,
Bigger, John,
Carpenter, Charles,
Allen, Joh. W ..
Birch, Herman,
Cilley, Jonathan,
Anderson, Fergus, Bissell, Benj.,
Cochran, John,
Anderson, Thomas, Blackburn, Wm.,
Anthony, Charles, Blake, Walter M.,
Colwell, Abraham R. Cox, Ezekiel T.,
Arbuckle, John, Brady, John,
Cox, Samuel J.,
Atkinson, Isaac, Briggs, Benj.,
Craighill, Wmn. Z.,
Augustine, John, Brown, Ephraim,
Crawford, Jnmes W.,
Austin, Eliphalet, Campbell, John K.,
Crouse, David,
ANNALS OF PHOGKEM
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Disney, David T., Doane, Wmn, Doherty, W'in., Donnelly, Andrew, Duncan, Alexander, Dunn, William, Eggleston, Chauncey, Elsberry; William,
L.Funari Ilyraio,
Lewis l'hliy Lind, Matthew
Luck wir1, Samuel M
Ly man, Darmus
Faran, James J.,
Medery, Simeer
Florence, Elias,
Miller, Sammel R
Fuller, Simcon,
Mitchell Davia
Garrard, John H.,
Mitchen, Jenmes
Gass, William,
Moore, Jantes,
Gault, Wmn. W ..
Morris, Coivary
Glover, John,
Morris, Ioatak
Gorton, Hezekiah,
Morris Thomis
Granger, Ralph,
Mork, Henry.
Green. John L.,
Mc Connell. Alex.
-
Halleck, Jacoby,
McDowell, Jos T.
Harlan, Aaron,
Mc Dowell, Sam'l C.
Hawkins, Wm. Heaton, David F.,
McMechan, Andrew,
Henderson, James,
Mc Nutt, John M U
Hitchcock, Peter,
Nash, Simcor.
Holmes, Geo. W ..
Newell, Samue.
Tod-Dield
Holmes, Joseph,
Nie, Arius.
Hopkins, Robert,
Oliver, Wilhan.
Hough, John.
Old-, Joseph.
Hostetter, Jacob,
Orton, John I.
Houston, John M.,
Osborn, Ralph. Owen, Davi i F ..
Howell, Elias,
Patterson, John
Humphrey, Isaac,
Patterson, Thomas.
Wadr, Bros, Fa
Hunt, John E.,
Perkins, Samuel. Jr ..
Wadsworth Preis
Ihrig. jacob,
Pilson, James,
James, John,
Powers, Gregory,
James, John H.,
Price, William.
Johnston, James.
Raguet, James.
Jones, Benjamin,
Ravenscroft, James
Kendall, William,
Rigdon, Thomas, Riggs, Joseph. Ripley, William,
Whitlesey, Prix Willer. Jean W
King, Leicester,
Robinson, Thomas, Rodgers, James,
Yen Jihma
Kirby, Jacob, Laffer, Henry, Leidy, John,
Safford, Robert.
Saylor, John,
REPRESENTATIVES FROM 1530 TO 154
Adams, Geo. W .. Adams, Littleton, Ackley, Jeremialı B., Allen, Benj. F., Allen, George U .. Allen, James,
Allen, Nehemiah. Alexander, Jamen, Anderson, Win. C., Andrews, Jno. W. Andrews, William Ankeney, Joseph,
Anthony Gawlas
Armutreng, Lemmord. Armstrong William Aten, Chartis ML
Whate, Charter
Kilgore, Daniel, King, Edward,
Winstmanin, Daniel
Howard, Joseph.
Mclaughlin. Win
blanghór Grimt f.
Masen, Sammen Matthews, Juanrs
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OHIO STATESMEN.
Axtell, Silas, Baker, Geo. G., Baldwin, Benj., Baldwin, Daniel T., Baldwin, Eli, Barbee, William, Barker, Jos. Jr.,
Casad, Anthony,
Chambers, David,
Chambers, William,
Champlin, Christopher, Chaney. Benj.,
Dunlavy, Anthony H.,
Chaney, John,
Chenowith, Jno. T.,
Barker, Samuel A.,
Chester, Erastus,
Barnes, John,
Clark, John,
Earl, Thomas,
Barrere, Nelson,
Clark, Philo,
Early, James,
Bartley, Thos. W., Baskin, Andrew, Beebe, Walter B.,
Codding, John,
Elliott, James,
Bell, Hiram,
Collings, George,
Enyart, Vincent D.,
Bell, James M.,
Colerick, Charles,
Everett, Jeremiah,
Bently, Robert,
Comings, James,
Everhard, John,
Bently, Solomon,
Comstock, Bulkley,
Ewing, David,
Benton, Ira.
Comstock, James,
Eyles, William,
Bigger, John,
Conclin, Wm.,
Faran, James J.,
Bigger, Samuel,
Conklin, Benj. W.,
Fergus, James,
Biggs, John,
Cook, Isaac,
Fisher, Edwin,
Blackburn, Benj.,
Cook, James,
Fisk, Amos, Fitch, Jedediah,
Blair, John H.,
Cooper, Wm.,
Fitch, Orramel H.
Blocksom, Fisher A.,
Corwin, Jesse,
Filson, Robert,
Bliss, Albert A.,
Corwin, Moses B.,
Flood, Geo. H.,
Bond, Samuel,
Coulter, John,
Florence, Elias,
Booth, James M.,
Craig, John,
Foot, J. A.,
Bostwick, Samuel W.,
Craighill, Wm. B.,
Forbes, James, Jr.,
Branch, Walter,
Crane, John,
Forbes, Robert,
Bronson, Tracy,
Creed, John M.,
Ford, Seabury,
Brough, John,
Creighton, Wm., Sr.,
Fowler, Stephen,
Brown, Israel,
Creighton, Wm. H.,
French, James,
Brown, John,
Cresswell, Samuel,
Gamble, Hugh,
Brown. Joshua,
Crew, James,
Garrett, Elisha,
Brown, William,
Crockett, Andrew,
Gaskill, Eli,
Buchanan, Thos. J ..
Crowley, John,
Gaston, Ephraim,
Burns, Joseph
Currier, Ebenezer,
Gillett, Isaac,
Bureau, John P. R.,
Curry, Otway,
Given, James,
Burgoyne, John,
Curtis, John,
Gladden, Solomon,
Burnside, John,
Curtis, Walter,
Glover, John,
Burris, George,
Cushing, Wm. V. H.,
Graybill, John,
Butler, Cyrus,
Cutright, John,
Green, Isaac H.,
Butt, John,
Darby, Philip,
Greer, John,
Caldwell, Hugh R.,
Davenport, John,
Grimes, Alexander,
Camp, John G.,
Davis, Amos T.,
Grubb, Jacob,
Campbell, Alex.,
Davis, Geo. C.,
Grubb, John,
Campbell, John,
Day, Solomon,
Gruber, John,
Cannon, Thomas,
De Wolf, Teusand R.,
Goddard, Chas. B.,
Carey, John, Carlin, Parlee,
Disney, David T.,
Carney, Elijah,
Doan, Job,
llalleck, Jacoby,
Carpenter, A. F.,
Doan, Timothy,
Carpenter, James C.,
Carpenter, William,
Doane, William, Donnelly, Andrew,
Downer, Appleton, Downs, George, Duncan, Alexander,
Dunham, Lurton,
Dunn, Absalom, Dunn, Simeon, Dunning, Festus,
Clark, Roan,
Edwards, George,
Cochran, John,
Ellis, Nathan,
Blackburn, Thos.,
Cook, Silas,
Dille, Lewis,
Godman, James H., Goode, Patrick G.,
Hamilton, Edwin, Hamilton, Justin, Hanna, John E.,
ANNALS OF PROGRE
Harlan, Aaron, Harlan, Curtis B., Harmon, Harvey J., Harris, John, Harris, Josinh, Harrison, Battenl, Hathaway, Nicholas, Hatch, Elijah, Hawes, Daniel HI.,
King, Jaines It,
King, Samuel D), Kirby, Jacob, Kirby, Mais IL,
Kirkrun, George,
Kirtland, Jared P.,
Knapp, Ora H. Kreider, M. Z ...
Kyle, Joseph,
Hayes, Seth,
Laffer. Henry.
McClane Hole rt_ MeCrasure Tener.
Hedges, Josiah,
Lake, Zaphna,
Leidy, John,
McCons, Dueix K.
Hegler, Abraham, Henderson, Thos. J.,
Lee, Robert, Jr.,
Hendricks, Geo. D.,
Leedom, John.
McDonakj Wm.
Heney, James, Hildreth, Samuel W., Hinkson, Benj., Hite, Lewis,
I.cetch, John,
McGarragb, Then
McKee, Enra, Mclaughlin Jabe,
Hoagland, James, Holcomb, Samuel R.,
Lepper, Win. 1) ..
Mc Vary, Samuel,
Hollister, John,
McNuatt, John M. U.
Ilolmes, Geo. W.,
Leyman, Henry, Lilly, Robert D. Lindsay, Charles.
Newell, S&miel
Hoskins, Erastus,
Lloyd, Wm. B.,
Newton, Jobo.
Hoskins, William,
Lottridge, Isaac B,
Nimmen, Juhn. Nixon, Samuel.
Hotchkiss, Elisha,
Lowry, Fielding.
Northrup, Duthan,
Hough. John, House, George, Howe, Thomas,
Lucas, Robert, Lutz, Samuel,
Ott, Daniel. Otis, Win. A
Hubbard, Eber W.,
Lyman, Joseph.
Hubbard, Ephraim W.,
Martin Joel F ..
Paige, Ira.
Hubbard, Jacques,
Marshall, James.
Palmer, Willisen.
Hubbard, Wm. B.,
Matthews, Elias,
Patterson, Andrew Hl_
Hughes. James,
Matthews, James.
Patterson, John.
Humphrey, John, Humphreys, Isaac.
Maxfield, Thomas.
Patternmm, Thomas.
Hunt, John,
Medary, Samuel,
l'attun, lohe. Parish, Isaac,
Iddings, Richard, Ihrig. Jacob.
Merry, Ebenezer.
Payne, Richer ! B.
Jackson, Robert,
Miller. Jacob.
Peairs, David,
Jamison, John G.,
Miller, Lazarus,
Pea c, Coist,
Jenkins, John M.,
Miller, W'm. ( Gal.).
Pease. Hurape.
Johnson, Elihu,
Miller, Wm. (Sci.). Milliken. Robert B.
Perkins, ixxx-S.
Johnson, Matthew,
Mills, Mark T ..
Perrill Aspus: . 1.
Johnson. Perly B., Johnson, Walter,
Mitchell, David. Mitchell, Wn ..
Perry, Ar « Pilson Jantes,
Johnson, Wm. (Car.),
Mitchell, George.
Johnson, Wm. (Mon.),
Mitchell, Thomas. Morgan, Edwin I ...
Perter. Amirew,
Keith, John H1.,
Moore, Emery.
Porter, William
Potter, WIIFwe,
Kelly, Alfred, Kendall, Wm., Kilbourne, James,
Moore, James F.,
Moore, Mordecla, Moore, Robert.
Powers, Greg ry.
l'owers, Isuse
Leedom, Joseph,
McDowell. J . J.
Leonard, Byram,
l.conard. Francis D.,
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