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SCAR E. HUNT, a well known contractor and builder of Uhrichsville, Ohio, is a na- tive of Belmont County, this state, his birthplace being Barnesville, and the date of his birth April 9, 1845. He is a son of William B. and Julia Ann Mott (Fletcher) Hunt, natives of Virginia, but of English origin. William B. Hunt was a tailor by trade, and a minister of the Church of Christ (Disciples). Ile resides in Hopedale, Harrison County. Emigrating from Virginia to Ohio in 1840, he settled in Barnesville, where the present generation was born.
Our subject received a common-school education m his native county, and afterward attended for four years the McNeely Normal, at Hopedale, Ohio. Ou completing his education he served a tliree-years apprenticeship at the carpenter's trade, at which he worked until 1862, when he responded to his country's call and enlisted in Company B. Thirtieth Ohio Infantry. After serving for twen- ty-three months he was honorably discharged, on account of disability. During his service he partic_ ipated in five hard-fought battles, of which Antie- tam was one, and also in many skirmishes.
On returning home from the war, Mr. Hunt again took up his trade, at which he worked until
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1872, when he came to Uhrichsville, and was em- ployed as foreman in the planing-mills of George W. Dawson, which were afterward owned by Everett & Johnson. His residence in Uhrichsville has been a success in a business point of view, and he is esteemed by all on account of his sterling worth.
In 1865 was celebrated the marriage of Mr. Hunt and Amelia, daughter of John and Catherine (Deems) Hunt. The lady is of English descent and a native of Ohio. To this union have been born the following children: Cora L., Dallas B., Julia Lena, Orville, Frank W., Anna and William. Mrs. Hunt is a member of the Christian Church.
Politically Mr. Hunt is a stalwart and stanch Republican. He is a prominent member of the Knights of Pythias, and has been through all the chairs. This year (1894) he is Commander of the Grand Army of the Republie post at Uhrichsville.
D ANIEL W. BENDER, whose home has been for years in Lawrence Township, is a descendant of a pioneer family who assist- ed in laying the foundations of the prosperity and wealth which Tuscarawas County now enjoys. The farm which he owns and operates is a valu- able one, situated only two miles south west of Bol- ivar, on the Strasburg road. There are few citi- zens of this vicinity who are more sincerely re- spected and well thought of by friends and neigh- bors than our subject. His earnest aim in life has always been to advance the public good and to promote all measures beneficial to the locality in which he dwells.
Mr. Bender's paternal grandfather was born in Franklin County, Pa., before the close of the last century. There he grew to manhood, and death called him from his labors when he was abont six- ty-seven years of age. The maternal grandfather, Jacob Mack, was a native of Ireland, who settled in
York, Pa., prior to the War of the Revolution, and served faithfully on the side of the Colonists dur- ing that struggle. He was wounded in. the hand, and suffered during the remainder of his life from the effects of this injury. His son, John Mack, was born in Little York, Pa., there married Eliza- beth Smith, and became the father of six children. They removed to Ohio and located two miles and a-half southwest of Bolivar in 1817, being the ninth family to permanently settle in Lawrence Township. A brother, George Mack, had preceded them and built a house in the virgin forest, which was afterwards cleared for farming. This place has been for years the home of J. C. Zuterwaus. Subsequently the family of John Maek removed to Kosciusko County, Ind., where his death occurred. He had ten children, of whom our subject's mothi- er, born December 18, 1820, was the ninth in or- der of birth, and most of them settled in Indiana. The eldest of the family, Nancy, born June 2, 1806, the widow of John Tomer, is still living in Bol- ivar and is now in her eighty-ninth year.
The neighbors of John Mack at the time of his early settlement here were his brother George, who located in 1815; John Engel, his brother-in- law; John Streby, Mr. Himes, William Hill, Abra- ham Mosser and John and William Fashbaugh. The primitive log cabin of the Maek family, which in after years was weather-boarded and painted. is still standing, and is occupied by John O. Lash. Mrs. Sarah Bender well remembers the time when this county was nearly covered with heavy timber, the only exception to this being the land lying along the river bottom, which was kept clear by the Indians, who annually burned off the brush. Deer and turkeys were plentiful, and venison formed part of the diet of every family. On one occasion John Mack traded a horse for twenty sheep, one half of which were soon afterwards killed by the wolves. John Engel killed a large bear, the last one ever seen in these parts. On ac- count of the superior healthfulness of land upon the hills, and owing to the presence of fine springs and the absence of brush, settlers chose to ocenpy the higher ground in preference to that known as the plains, which was covered with undergrowth and difficult to clear. In addition to this obstacle,
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malaria was very prevalent along the bottom lands. Before the construction of the Ohio Canal, there being no market for grain, it was sold at ten cents per bushel.
Henry, father of D. W. Bender, came to this township when a youth of seventeen years, and learned the carpenter's trade with his uncle, Dan- iel Bender. He worked for five or six years at that vocation and then gave himself mainly to ag- ricultural pursuits. However, he took contracts and erected a number of houses and buildings in Bolivar and the adjoining country, among these being the German Baptist Church in Pike Town- ship, Stark County, which was put up in 1869, and in company with Mr. Lamb, he built the Ger- man Lutheran Church of Bolivar.
Just before he had arrived at his majority, Hen- ry Bender married Sarah Maek, and the young couple settled on a place comprising twenty-five acres two miles southwest of Bolivar, on the Stras- burg road. They continued to there reside for three years, at the end of which time they re- moved to Kosciusko County, Ind., where they spent a year. Then returning to Lawrence Town- ship, Mr. Bender bought eighty acres of land, now the property of George Grove, and later bought one hundred and sixty acres of land from his fa- ther. This place, upon which his uncle Daniel had settled on first coming to this locality, is sit- uated a mile north of Wilmor. About 1856 he located upon what is known as the Eberly Farm, and there he lived until his death, which occurred October 30, 1877. His wife is still living upon tlie farm which was purchased by Mr. Bender soon aft- er her marriage.
To Henry and Sarah (Mack) Bender were born three children, who grew to maturity: Mary E., who is the wife of John Liebold, of Sandy Town- ship; Nancy Charlotte, the wife of Franklin Liebold, of Lawrence Township; and our sub- ject. In politics Henry Bender was a Republican and held several township offices. He joined the Baptist Church when about forty years of age and was for many years a minister in that denomina- tion. He was an upright man, a good citizen, a kind neighbor, and popular with a large circle of friends.
Daniel W. Bender received his elementary edu- cation in the common schools near the old home- stead. As his advantages were necessarily limited, he has supplemented them with a well selected course of reading and by general observation, thus becoming well informed on matters of the day. He made Ins home under the parental roof until 1865, when he married Miss Mary E., daughter of Conrad and Elizabeth Kahler, of Stark County, the former a native of Germany, and the latter of Virginia.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Bender has been blessed with four children, to whom they have giv- en good educational advantages and a fair start in life. William L., the eldest, is now in the general offices of the Wheeling & Lake Eric Railroad. With his worthy wife, formerly Miss Flora Koken- our, he resides at Norwalk, Ohio. James E., who is still living at the old home, married Miss Della Belknap. Della M. is the wife of Silas W. Swank, of Barberton, this state. Conrad C., the young- est of the family, is now attending school.
Soon after his marriage Mr. Bender began man- aging his father's farm on shares, and continued this work until 1872. At that time he removed to the farin which he now owns and cultivates. It is a place of one hundred and forty-eight acres, and has been greatly improved since it came into our subject's possession. Good buildings and fences are to be found on the homestead, which is kept up in an able and thrifty manner. For fifteen years Mr. Bender has been a member of the Ger- man Baptist Church and is active in advancing its interests. In political questions he uses his right of franchise in favor of the Republican party.
J OIIN DAVIS, the subject of this sketch, is an expert sheet-iron roller, and is one of the most efficient employes of the Cambridge Sheet Iron and Steel Company in Cambridge. His father before him was engaged in that business during the active years of his life, and John was
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trained to a thorough understanding of this in- dustry.
The parents of our subject, John and Sarah (Davis) Davis, were natives of Wales. and became the parents of a large family of children. The eldest, Benjamin I., born in Wales, came with his parents to the United States in 1863. David, Hannah and Jolin died when young and were buried in Wales. Our subject, John, was born in Cleveland. Margaret, George, David, Frances and William are living in this state. When the family landed in America they made their way immediately to South Cleveland, where the father obtained work in the rolling-mills. He worked for the Cleveland Company for twenty years, and is now living retired from the active duties of life in a pleasant home in Bridgeport, where he has the respect and good wishes of a wide circle of friends.
The original of this sketch was born in South Cleveland, Ohio, December 15, 1865, and when old enoughi entered the rolling-mills in that city, where he obtained a thorough knowledge of the business in all its details. He had been previously given a fair education, and is to-day a well informed and intelligent citizen of Cambridge. Mr. Davis was married, April 6, 1886, to Alice Davidson, a native of Martin's Ferry. The lady survived her mar- riage three years, when she passed away, leaving a daughter, Eliza, born May 6, 1889. May 9, 1892, our subject was married to his second wife, who prior to this occasion was known as Cora Snell. Their union has resulted in the birth of a son, John Francis.
Mr. Davis made his advent in this place in March, 1890, and immediately obtained employ- ment in the rolling-mills with which he is still con- nected. IIe is eminently fitted for this business, both by nature and training, and is well respected by his brother workmen. Mr. Davis is a member of the Order of Foresters, and belongs to the Amalgamated Association and the Good Templars. He has clung to the faith of his ancestors and is a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In political sentiment he is a Republican and was captain of the club at Martinsburg during his res- idence at that place. Ile is a man of sterling
worth and integrity and has the confidence of all who know him. Mrs. Cora Davis was born at Westwood, near Cincinnati, and, her parents dy- ing when she was young, was taken into the home of Dr. McPherson, where she was reared to woman- hood.
1 OSEPII PENIX, a well-to-do and enterpris- ing farmer of Franklin Township, has owned his well improved homestead on section 3 for the past thirteen years. This farm, known as the Jonas Bair place, contains ninety-one acres of land well adapted for general agricultural pur- poses. The name which our subject bears is vari- ously spelled by other members of the family, the usual form being Pennick, and the founder of the branch in America was a native of Ireland.
The earliest ancestor of whom our subject has authentic knowledge is his grandfather, James Penix, and his wife Mailta. Their son William was born in 1827, in Navarre, Stark County, this state. In his early days he drove a team, and later learned the carpenter's trade. Soon after reach- ing his' majority he turned his attention to farm- ing, in which he has made distinct success. At the age of twenty-three years he married Sophia, daughter of Michael King, who was one of the early settlers in the vicinity of Beach City. Soon after his marriage William Penix leased a farm south of Sugar Creek Falls, on the Strasburg Road. There he lived for five years, and then for eleven years near Winesburg. For some time he was a resident of Wayne Township, but finally removed to Franklin Township, settling on lot 16, range 3, and here he spent the remainder of his life. He owned one hundred and twenty-nine aeres in his home place and sixty-eight acres in Wayne Town- ship. At his demise, which occurred February 4, 1892, he was nearly sixty-five years of age. Ilis son Harvey now owns the old homestead. The house was built in 1840, and was re-built by its late owner.
William and Sophia Penix were the parents of ten children, all but three of whom are still living.
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Franklin died at the age of twenty-two years; Lu- cinda and Mary Frances arc residents of Winfield, Dover Township; Alfred lives with his brother Harvey; Joseph is next in order of birth; Wesley is living in Clinton County, Mich., and is married to Lovina Stephens; and Della is now the wife of William Hurst, of New Philadelphia, and has a daughter, Grace. The other children of the union were Sarah and Watson, who died in infancy. Harvey, who married Ollic, daughter of Elijah and Susan (Shutt) Gurber, has a daughter, Gertrude. William Penix was a Republican in politics, but not interested as an office-holder. Religiously he was a member of the United Brethren Church, and bore an enviable reputation for honesty and up- rightness of character.
Joseph Penix was born October 14, 1856, in Franklin Township, Tuscarawas County. In his boyhood he received common-school advantages, and during the same period became intimately ac-
quainted with agricultural pursuits. After reach- ing his majority he continued for some years to live with his father. In 1882 he purchased his present farm and has made many substantial im- provements thereon. In 1890 his barn was de- stroyed by lightning, and in its place the owner has erceted a handsome and well arranged structure on modern plans. It is 38x68 fect in dimensions and supplied with all conveniences. In poiities Mr. Penix is an ally of the Republican party and to the best of his ability endeavors to discharge the duties of citizenship.
November 20, 1881, Joseph Penix was married to Mary E. Smith, who was born November 18, 1863. Her parents, John P. and Catherine (Shroy) Smith, were residents of Wayne Township. Mr. and Mrs. Penix have one son, Charles William. The parents are members of the United Brethren Church, and are active in all benevolent enter- prises.
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INDEX.
BIOGRAPHICAL.
A
Adams, John
23
Adams, John Q ..
59
Bennett, Emmet S.
.462
Agnes, Alexander F.
.359
Albright, Hon. Charles J ... 235
Alexander, Jesse.
.897
Amos, John MI
151
Blackburn, Edward O .. 270 Armstrong, James MI.
Armstrong, Jeremiah P. . . 251 Armstrong, John W 126 Armstrong, Mrs. Mary. . . 433
Arnold, John. .142
Arnold, John W. .. 381 Arnold, Kirkwood. .412
Arthur, Chester A
. 99
B
Bailey, Edward MI. .163
Bailey, John D.
Bair, Jacob.
.218
Bair, Michael.
.385
Baker, Jesse D.
.. 427
Baker, Philip.
.231
Barber, Hon. Nathan II.
.... 419
Barr, James R ..
195
Bartles, John P.
.153
Bassett, Garrett
.493
Beaber, Isaac
.489
Beatty, Col. Zaccheus A . .. 278 Beichly, John B. .179 Bell, Samuel MI. 121 Bence, Christian. 279
Bender, Daniel W. .. 501
Betscher. C.
225
Birk, John J.
.414
Black, John S ..
.. 426
Bodey, Charles W.
.402
Bolan, William K., M. D.
.371
Bold, John D. T.
.254
Bowers, Capt. George W
.256
Bowers, Henry
.172
Braden, Mrs. Mary. .394 Broom. Adam K. .191
Brown, Joseph. .378
Browne, Thomas.
.137
Browne, William C. .134
Buchanan, James 75 Buchanan, John A. .432
Burry, John. . 161
C
Cale, John W .. .... . ... . 451 Campbell, Judge James W. .: 69
Caples, Capt. Laffer S. .. 490
Carson, James M. .143
Case, William E. .498
Casebeer, James.
.480
Casebeer, Joseph B .. . . 313
Chambers, Judge William. .. 374
Clark, Alexander J .. .. 303 Cleveland, S. Grover. .. 103
Conner, John S. .. 312
Correll, Israel A .390
Coultas, George W . . 265
Craig, Samuel.
.301
Creter, Joseph H.
.. 206
Crow, George ..
.. 339
Croxton, William B. .420
D
Davis, Benjamin I .. .306 Davis, John .. .502
Deis, Capt. Christian.
Denning, Maria .. .138
Dick, Edward W. .999
Diekson, James, M. D.
Doersehuk, John.
Donahey, John C.
.197
Dougherty, l'atrick .. 276
Douthitt, Fletcher. .322
Dugan, Henry M ..
......... 163
Dunlap, Adam ...
... 347
E
Eiehel, Peter. .150 Elliott, Jesse D. .191 Emerson, Wesley. 411 Evans. John H. 319
Everett, Solomon. .186
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F
Farrar, Hon. William MI ... .. 141 Fernsell, Conrad C .. ... 212 Deardorif, George. . . 255 Deardorff, Jesse S. .351 Defenbaeher, Daniel. .. 271
Fisher, Isaiah .390
Fisher, Hosea ...
Foltz, Col. Samuel. 225
Forbes, Robert S.
Forney, John.
Fox, Christian .. 3:0
Fox, Leopokl. Frame, John .. 318
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Fertig, Samuel. .. 175 Fillmore, Millard .. 67
Finley, John R .. 370
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INDEX.
G
J
M
Mackey, David L. .123 Madison, James. 3I Mahaffey, John P .. 187 Markley, George J .. .488 Marquand, John W .. 387
Martin, Henry J .. .. 386
McBride, David. .481
McCauley, F. W., M. D .. .. . . 215 MeCollam, James A., M. D. . 152
McCollum, Edwin R ..
.158
McCreary, Hugh A ..
.410
MeCreary, Nathan M. .361
MeCullough, Hon. D. B. .310 Mccullough, William II .. 256 MeDonald, Ilugh F .. .170
MeGrew, Edward H. .404
Mellvaine, John D. .491
MeIlvainc, Joseph L. .350
MeKahan, Thomas. .356
Mckinley, Lawrence P. . . 227
Mc Mahon. James. .424
Mc Millen, John C. .331
McMillen, Samuel .. .. 479
Metzger, George L. .. 313 Meyer, Jacob .252 Meyer, Simon A .261
Miller. Lewis. .157
Miller, Thomas J., M. D. .. 372
Minnich, Charles P. .25,8
Minor, Wesley. . 181
Miskimen, Franklin .316
Mitehener, Charles E
Mitchener, Charles H .193
Morgan, John H. ... 392
Morris, Joseph L. .226
N
Lebold, Jacob R .. .. 435 Lebold, Jolın .293 Nagely, John. .131 Nay lor, SamuelT. . . 285 Leehner, George. .. 481 Lechner, Oliver P. .. 355 Nelson, Edwin M .. 247
Nicholson, Andrew W. 181 Niederheiser, Frederick C. .. 196 Norman, Crayton ... .. 413
O
OfThokler, John. . . .... ..... 490 Ogier, John .485
Osborn, Thomas. ..
.... 439
Otis, John D., M. D
.312
P
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Parrish, Capt. Edward A .... 246 Parrish, Hamilton. .455 Parry, Job .. .362 Patriek. Judge A. W. .. 341 Patterson, Samuel .. .309 Pearch, Jaeob .404
Penix, Joseph 503 Pierce, Franklin. 71 Polk, James K. 59 Powleson, Oliver C. .189 Priaulx, John T. .162
Prouse, John S. .. 156
R
Raiff, Aquilla T. .JS5
Ramsey, William T., M. D .. . 224 Reid, Hugh B 458 Render, Theodore A. .. 459 Richards, Hon. J. A. D .. 299 Ringer, Alpheus .. 407
Rippel, Ernest G .169
Rollstin, James. .. 307 Rosamond, W. B., M. D .262 Rose, Thompson. .236
Rummell, David. .. 219
S
Sarchet. Cyrus P. B .. .260
Schaliti, Joseph .. 477 Schick, Frank L. 121 Schupp, Peter .... .260 Schweitzer, Frederick . tol Schweitzer, Robert. 199
Scott, Robert T.
Scott, Samuel. .: 35 Scott, William.
Scott, William W. .159 Scott, Wintiehl, M. D.
Secrest, Wilbert T. .399 Seemann, Jacob.
Hunt, Oscar E.
.500
Lueeock, Samuel W. 337 Hunter, Dr. Theodore F .. 173
Lowry, O. F., M. D .. ... 437
Luccock, Rev. Thomas S. . . . 264
K
Kackley, Jonathan A., M. D.428 Kaderly, John .188 Kaley, William. .433
Keepers, William V. 223
Kees, Daniel. .389 Kemper, Rev. Manuel E. .. 160 Keplinger, James W. .483 Keplinger, William H. .176
Kidd, Capt. Joseph I .. .229
Kinsey, John. ... 311 Kirkpatrick, John 221 Klein, Jaeob J .. .. 465 Knisely, James M .. 236
Knowlton, Josiah R. .345
Kollar, John S. . 122
Korns, Wilson A. .. 178
L
Laffer, Henry B. ... 250
Lappin, Sylvester .. 305 Hartline, Winfield. .. 430 La Rue, John. .382 Hatcher, Elijah C .. .. 354 Laughlin, John W .395 Hawkshaw, John E. .172
Hayes, Rutherford B 91 IIclinick, Joseph S .. .487 Helmreich, Edgar. 114 Herbert, Peter. 429 Leins, Theodore R. .483 Hildt, Col. George II. .203 Hill, Noah, M. D .321 Lewis, Edward C. .167 Hill, William. .115 Lewis, William A .. .277
ITimes, Jolin A. .300 Ley, Peter. .329 Hoehstetler, William B. .. 326 Lieser, Adam. .320 Hoge, Osmond M. 349 Limbach, Simon .288 Holmes, Ilarry W., M. D. .. $01 Lincoln, Abraham 79 Horn, Jacob A 453 Locke, John L.
Hostetler, Jolin A. .216 Long, Andrew O. 192
Longsworth, Jolin C. 492 Hostetler, Joseph H .. 205
Hummnell, Cyrus.
.469
Jackson, Andrew 43
Gallup, Milton E .. .156 Gardner, George .. .182 Jefferson, Thomas. 27 Garfield, James A. 95 Johnson, Andrew 83
Garver, Philip A .. .119 Johnson, James T. .383
Geekeler, George. .263 Johnson, Thomas M. .330
Geekeler, John G. .. 993 Geckcler, Lewis .358 Gentsch, F. II., M. D. .282 Gibler, Valentine & David ... 376 Gibson, James. .332 Giffee, Benjamin .. 354 Gildea, Dr. George W. 284
Gintz, Adam. 238 Gomber, Jacob .291 Gorley, Robert. .272 Gould, William C. .279 Grant, Ulysses S .. 87
Gregg, Prof. Watson II. .. 464 Griest, Allward P. .155 Grimm, Benson L. .. 334
Grimm, Joshua P .180
H
Hlaas, Daniel .. .445 Hall, Prof. Alva B. .122 Hall, Elmer W .364
Hall, Eli.
.431
Hall, Isaac W 201 Hammond, John M. .49€ ITammond, Robert .. .. 183 Hannan, Patrick J. 244 Hardman, Lyman. .. 212 Harmount, Hon. Simpson ... 253 Harrison, Benjamin. .107 Harrison, William Henry .. .. 51 Hartline, Frederick. 425 Hartline, Joseplı .. .471
Monroe, James. 35 Rosemond Family, The. .. 314 Rowland, John D ... .365
Seuft, Ernest.
Oliver, Alexander F. .478 Shafer, I'mlip .COS
Jones, Edward L. .177
Joss, John C. .217 Matthews, Garret. .. 373
Judy, Mary (Seaton). .149 Max, Augustus. .. 377
Lenhart, William .388
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INDEX.
507
Shaffner, Alfred P. .296
Sherer, Adolph. 174
Shoemaker, John .257
Shriver, Peter. .171
Shroyer, Solomon II.
.467
Simons, John L. .492
Slingluff, George W. .. 283
Slutts, Elmer S. .486
Smallwood, James W. .. 202
Smith, Eugene.
.328
Smith, Garrett B
.482
Smith, Jeptha W.
.340
Smith, Prof. Robert B
... 230
Smith, Thomas.
.239
Souers, Enos S .. .495 Speers, Hon. William J .. .. . 291
Spencer, Frank S. .409 Stephenson, Hon. James F .. 380 Stockdale, James. .523 Stocksdale, John .496
Stocker, Solomon.
.139
Stonebrook, David. .363 Stranathan, William .494
Streb, Henry W. .. 214 Uhrich, Jacob. ....... +42
T
Taylor, Hon. David D. .211 Taylor, Col. Joseph D. .132 Taylor, James. .. 110
Taylor, Zachary. 63
Thalheimner, Otto. .316 Thompson, John A .466
W
Wallace, John.
.. 240
Wallace, William.
.154
Wallick, William L ...
.. 210
Waltz, Samuel b.
... 446
Warne, DeWitt C.
.273
Warne, Hiram.
.. 497
Warner, Frederick
447
Washington, George.
19
Weaver, John
.. 219
Weedon, Alfred ..
.473
Welty, Charles C .. .117 Westafer, Edward B ..
Williams, Ebenezer. 4.6 Williams, Hiram. .443 Wills, Valentine. .. 406
Van Buren, Martin .. 47 Wise, Jacob .456 Vorhies, Elmer E., M. D ... .. 401 Wolf, John .. .207 Wolff, Moses S
Wyss, Daniel. .. 294
Y
Young, Prof. William T ..... 379
Z
U
Thompson, Lewis K. .259 Thompson. Samuel R., M. D.281 Tomson, Alva E., D. D. S. . . . 215 Toomey, Samuel .. .243
Tracy, Hon. Wesley M. .. 472
Turner, Hon. Milton ... .. 208
Tyler, John. 55
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Umstott, Jasper N. 280 Wells, Osear V .400
Zeeb, John A.
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Illustrations.
Adams, John ..
Fillmore, Millard .. 66
Garfield, James A 91 Adams, John Q. 38 Albright, Hon. Charles J .. 234 Grant, U. S. 86 Arthur, Chester A 03
Hall, Isaac W
.200
Harrison, Benjamin
.106
Barber, Hon. Nathan II.
418
Harrison, W. H.
50
Buchanan, James.
74
Hayes, Rutherford B 90
Jackson, Andrew 42
Jefferson, Thomas. 26
Johnson, Andrew. ..
Judy, John. .. 118
Lewis, Edward C. .166
Lincoln, Abraham
73
Madison, James.
30
Tyler, John.
54
Monroe. James
34
Nagely, John. .130
Pierce, Franklin. 70
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Polk, J. K.
58
Sarchet, Cyrus P. B ..
268
Taylor, Zachary
622
Thalheimer, Otto.
.317
Campbell, Judge James W ...: CS Cleveland, S. Grover. .. 102
Van Buren, Martin
46
Washington, George. 18
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