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GEORGE A. GAMBLE, the second son of William Gamble, was born April 15, 1859. He was educated in the common schools and at Ann Arbor Telegraph and Commer- cial College. During his early life he worked for various companies in the lumber business, and in 1885 he embarked in that business for himself. Later he was engaged for two years with C. Hewitt. He then established his mercantile business at Cedar Run, where he was appointed postmaster in 1889. In politics he is a Republican, and belongs to Stony Fork Lodge, No. 564, I. O. O. F.
GEORGE W. SMITH, hotel proprietor, was born, April 14, 1835, near the mouth of Pine creek, Lycoming county, son of William and Sarah (Stradley) Smith. His father died when he was young, and his mother married J. W. Stewart. He was educated in the common schools, and at an early age began working for various farmers. He worked for James English for four years, and for James Gamble for four years. At the age of twenty-one he went to Brown township, where he was employed by Gibson Gamble and other persons, until 1870. He then purchased fifty acres, which he cultivated for a number of years. In 1882 he settled at Cedar Run and purchased a farm and hotel, which he has conducted ever since. In 1890 he erected his present hotel. He was married in 1863 to Isabel, daughter of Jacob Herritt, of Brown township, and to this union have been born two children: Eliza .J. and Jacob Henry, both deceased. Mr. Smith is a Democrat in politics, and has
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filled the offices of supervisor and school director, having served as president of the chool board. He is a member of Duncan Lodge, No. 968, of Antrim, Pennsylvania . and also of Green Mountain Castle, G. E.
JAMES ENGLISH, a native of Massachusetts, an aide of General Washington, and a soldier of the Revolutionary war, who was at the execution of Major Andre, settled at an early day on what is known as Silver island, in the Susquehanna river, below Sunbury, Pennsylvannia. His brother John was with him and they subsequently located on Bailey island, opposite Jersey Shore, Lycoming county. James after- wards located at the mouth of Big Pine creek, on what is now known as the Shaw farm. This he afterwards sold and removed to a farm about one and one-half miles above Jersey Mills, where he died in 1821. He was one of the noted hunters and trappers of his time. He married Jane, a Scotchwoman by descent, and to this union were born seven children: Polly; Jane; Esther; Betsy; Sarah, who married James Miller; James, and John; the first four daughters married, respectively, Daniel, Dennis, John, and William Callahan.
JOHN ENGLISH, son of John and Elizabeth (Miller) English, was born on Pine creek, Lycoming county, about 1781. He was reared on the farm and had no educational advantages. After arriving at manhood he operated and farmed the homestead for several years. In 1834 he removed to what is now known as English Centre, and bought 150 acres of timber land, a part of which is the present site of that village, and is yet in the possession of his sons, John M. and Willerd. He married Elizabeth Miller; they were the parents of the following children: Mary, wife of George Thurston; Jacob, deceased; Jane, wife of John Bonnell; Ellis; Elizabeth, wife of Jeremiah English; John M .; James M., deceased; Charles, deceased: Sarah, wife of John Ryan; Catherine, wife of Richard Boswell; Deliah, wife of D. Arrowsmith; Daniel; Lydia, wife of Stephen Scarborough, and William. Mr. English was one of the early members of the Methodist Episcopal church of English Centre, and was a Democrat in politics.
JOHN M. ENGLISH, son of John English, was born, April 1, 1819, on Big Pine creek, Lycoming county. He was educated in the subscription schools, and after growing to manhood, he and four of his brothers purchased a tract of 1,400 acres of timber land near English Centre. They built a saw mill and carried on the lumber business until 1860, when John M. and Willerd bought the old homestead and fol- lowed farming in connection with the bark business. In 1887 he engaged in a store, which he conducts in connection with his son, and also attends to his farm duties. He was married to Sarah J., daughter of William English, and to this union have been born twelve children, of whom the following are living: Elizabeth, wife of E. Grisworld; Richard; Daniel; Lawrence; Amanda, wife of J. M. Heath; Thomas R .; Oscar, and Margaret, wife of Charles Brown. Mr. English has filled the offices of justice of the peace and others, and is a Democrat in politics.
CHARLES W. ENGLISH, son of Jeremiah and Elizabeth English, and a grandson of William English, was born at English Centre, December 10, 1843. He was edu- cated in the common schools, and at an early time in life began the lumber business. which he continued until 1863, when he enlisted in Company H, Two Hundred and Third Pennsylvania Volunteers, and saw service for one year, participating in the battles of Deep Bottom, Fort Fisher, and Wilmington, North Carolina. Returning from the war he engaged in the lumber business in Clearfield county, Pennsylvania,
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under the firm name of O. B. Long & Company, continuing for six years. He then entered the employ of Peter Herdic, at Williamsport, and after one year's service he purchased an interest with Thomas Duffy in a shingle manufacturing establishment at Williamsport. This he sold in two years, and bought a farm at Bodines, Penn- sylvania. After farming for some time he built the first hotel at that station and conducted the same for four years, after which he purchased his present hotel at English Centre, which he now conducts. Mr. English was married to Mary, daugh- ter of Robert Cochran, of Liberty, Tioga county, Pennsylvania. To this union were born two children: Jennie, deceased at the age of thirteen, and Sherman B. Mr. English is a Republican in politics, and belongs to Reno Post, G. A. R., and is one of the influential men of his community.
ABRAHAM BUBB was born in Lycoming county, Pennsylvania, and is a son of Michael Bubb, a native of Germany, who immigrated with his brother to the United States at quite an early day. They separated in New York City, and Michael came to Jersey shore, Lycoming county, and engaged in farming. His son Abraham was born in that village, and learned the tailor's trade, which he followed throughout his residence in this county. He served as alderman of Jersey Shore for many years, and was elected sheriff of the county in 1853. After his term expired he engaged in lumbering on Pine creek, whence he removed to Girard, Crawford county, Kansas, in 1867, and still resides in that place. He married Elizabeth Custard, also a native of Lycoming county, who bore him the following children: John R., of Williamsport; Annie, wife of Dr. Strauss, of Crawford county, Kansas; J. M .. of the same county; Elizabeth, wife of W. A. Miller, of Williamsport; H. M., of St. Louis, Missouri; Allen M., of Girard, Kansas; Joseph E., of Kansas City, Missouri; Mrs. Virginia Kincaid, of Girard, Kansas, and Rufus Reed, who was killed while serving as a Union soldier in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1863. Mrs. Bubb died in February, 1889; both she and husband were connected with the Methodist Episcopal church, and in politics he is a stanch Democrat.
STEPHEN ROGERS, a farmer, lumberman, and justice of the peace, was born April 17, 1824, at Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania, son of Joel and Mary (Jackson) Rogers. His early life was spent on his father's farm, in Huntington, Luzerne county, and his education was received in the common schools. In 1851 he purchased the saw mill of J. and J. Callahan, situated about fifty rods from where the iron bridge now crosses Little Pine creek, which was destroyed by the flood of 1889. He also bought at the same time 937 acres of timber land in partnership with George Wor- ral. They settled upon the land and were engaged in the lumber business for a number of years. Mr. Rogers carried on the manufacturing of lumber until the flood heretofore mentioned, since which time he has been farming and getting out lumber and saw logs for the market. He has filled the offices of school director, auditor, and town clerk, and was elected a justice of the peace in 1890. He was originally a Whig, and afterwards a Republican. He was one of the Emergency Men, and in 1863 he joined Company K, Thirty-seventh Pennsylvania Militia, with the rank of sergeant. Mr. Rogers was married in 1868 to Phobe, daughter of John Carson, and to this union have been born three children: Lewis W .; John C., and Bertha M. In his religious views Mr. Rogers is a Baptist; he is one of the enter- prising citizens and oldest living lumber operators of his township, and enjoys the respect and confidence of those who know him.
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INDEX.
INDEX.
A
Aboriginal Ocenpation
17
Ade, Gottlieb E.
1208
Aderhold, Abraham.
1180
Aderhold, John 1180
Aderhold, Joseph S.
1180
African Methodist Episcopal Church, Williamsport 402 African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Will- lamsport. 402
Agriculture.
424
Agricultural societies
426
Albert, David. 1216
Albert, John W 1216
939
Allen, Charles
1098
Allen, Fred M
886
Allen, Col. James S
1045
Allen, Hon. Robert P'
294, 761
Allen, Riley W
914
Allen, Robert
631
Allen, Samuel G 491
Baker, Joel. .1112
Baker, Samuel 997
Baldwin, T. L 910
Baldwin, Edward Maynard. 911
Ball, George W
1182
Ball, John 1025
Ball's Mills 619
1025
Ball, William 619
Banger, George S
.356, 741
Banger, William
741
BAPTIST CHURCHES .- Brown township, 683; Clin-
ton township, 586; Cummings township, 686; Franklin township, 565; Gamble township, 642; Hughesville, 514; Jersey Shore, 497; Jordan town-
ship, 567; Montgomery, 536; Moreland, 563; Muncy, 482; Newberry, 402; Picture Rocks, 516; Plunkett's Creek township, 629; Washington township, 581; Williamsport.
401
Barber, P. M.
533
Barbour's Mills
626
Bardo, Samuel H 1057
Bardo, Simon J 1089
Bardoe, R. P
999
Barteli, Fred.
980
Bartch, John G
980
Bartles, Charles, Jr. 300, 774
Barto, Daniel 1003
Barto, John
1003
Artman, Aaron B .1082
Aspen, David
570
Assessors and justices, 1796-97. 228
Astonville
644
Attorneys
291
Ault, Adam .1161
Ault, Stephen. 1161
712
B
Babb, William 490
Babb, Dr. William T 307
Backus Manufacturing Company. 366
Bailey, C., & Company. 580
Bailey, George L 1119
Bailey, Joseph 491
1045
Bailey, Samuel H.
1056
Bair, Adam.
1109
Bair, Joseph ..
1110
Baker, Daniel
1146
Baker, Jacob
1111
Allison, Dr. Benjamin 305
Alward, John 84
Amnes, Herbert T. 300, 775
Andaste Indians 18
Andrews, E. & Sons 352
Antes, Col. John Henry 108, 594
Antes creek
48
Antes Fort.
104, 108
Antes Fort.
600
Antes, William II. H
1154
Antes, William Wilson
1153
Anthony, Hon. Joseph B 280
ANTHONY TOWNSHIP .-- Erection, 655; geology,
655; churches, 655; schools, 656; biographical sketches. 1126
Anti-Masonic Advocate
494
Appel, Adam. 919
Armstrong, Andrew 114
Armstrong, James 294
ARMSTRONG TOWNSHIP .- Formation, 586; Mos-
quito valley, 586; settlement, 587; lumbering, 588;
storage reservoirs, 588; schools, 588; churches. 588; biographical sketches
1084
Arrowsmith. Capt. Charles, company of
42
Arthur, John.
352
Arthur, John
812
Artley, A. Anson.
837
Artley, Benjamin 1151
Barto, John G. 1003
Barto, Samuel A 1080
Barton, Isaac.
812
Associate judges 289 Bastian, C. B., M. D 1075
Ayres, Capt. Jeremiah Jeffrey
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PAGE.
Albright, Chester E
Bailey, Maj. Robert S
Ball, Peter.
1250
HISTORY OF LYCOMING COUNTY.
l'AGE.
Bastian, Dr. John C. 1109
Bastian, Henry ... 1109
Bastian, Jacob. 1108
Bastian, John
1125
Bowman, Charles A. .
800
Bowman, Capt John M .. company of 434
Boyer, J. H.
846
Boyle, W. H. 997
Brady Family 164
Brady, Capt. John, death of. 102
Brady cenotaph.
166
Brady, James 149
BRADY TOWNSHIP-Organization, 588; geology, 588; Maple Hill, 589; Judge Piatt, 589; schools, 590; churches, 590; biographical sketelies. 1084
Brainerd, Rev. David.
28
Brandon park, Williamsport 372
Brasha, Napoleon.
1119
Breneman, Gideon
1051
Bricker, Peter D. 299
Bridges
318
Brindle Family
474
Brodhead, Col. Daniel
143
Brookside ..
702
Brown, Alexander W. 1051
Brown-Benjamin tragedy 109
Brown Family.
1051
Brown, James Vanduzee .. 711
Brown, John L
1062
Brown, Matthew
578
Brown, Capt. Robert, company of. 446
BROWN TOWNSHIP .- Formation, 678; geology. 678; settlement and development, 679; lumbering, 680; villages, 680; postoffices, 683; churches and schools, 683; biographical sketches 1227
Brulé, Etienne 22
Bryan, Ellis
995
Bryan Mill.
571
Bryan, Samuel.
995
Bryan, William
995
Bubb, Abrabam.
1247
Bubb, George
850
Bubb, Henry Clay
851
Bubb, John P
1118
Bubb, John R.
899
Bubb, Nathaniel Burrows 851
Bubb, Samnel M 923
Bubb, Thomas G 1116
Buck Family
559
Buck, Henry.
957
Buck, Henry 958
Buck, Jacob.
958
Buck, Peter
1110
Buck, Peter, Jr 1111
Buffington, George W 1058
Buffington, Samuel S .. 954
Buffington, S. J 954
Burd, Garrett T.
914
Burger, Capt. Francis X., company of. 437
Burnett's Hills
50
Burnett's Ridge. 637
Burrell, James L. A., M. D 795
Burrows, Amos.
990
Bootstown.
529
Burrows, Amos E
991
Boul, Samuel. 486
Bovee, George
1187
Bower, Christian
1136
Bower, Jacob 1111
Bower, J. C .1101
Bower, Richard J. 1111
Bowman, Benjamin C. 740
Bastian, John S.
1019
Bastian, Joseph
1126
Bastian, Peter.
1019
Bastress postoffice.
612
Bastress, Solomon
489
BASTRESS TOWNSHIP .- Erection, 611: geology, 611; schools, 611; postoffice, 612; church, 612; biographical sketches .1084
Bauer, Christian 1136
Baysore, John 1110
Baysore, Michael 1110
Bear, David.
585
Bear, Isaac.
1091
Becht, J. George. 949
Beck, Henry L 872
Beck, John B. 872
Beeber Family
557
Beeber, J. Artley. 300. 767
Beech Creek railroad 323
Beede, Alexander. $51
Bell, G. Franklin, M. D.
798
Bench and Bar
273
Ben Lomond Fish and Game Club.
629
Bennet, George.
1016
Bennet, George.
1017
Bennet, John A
1017
Bennett, Capt. Thomas, company of 462
Bennett, John
1157
Bennett, John.
657
Bentley, Hon. B. S.
283
Berry, Capt. John
117
Beth Hashalom synogogue, Williamsport
402
Bickell, John 1079
Bickell, Matthias.
.1080
Bickell, S. Ellsworth, M. D
1053
Big Bear Creek Fishing Club .. 629
Black Hole postoffice. 534
Black Hole valley
581
Blackwell, William. 679
Blair, Horace H 816
Blair, John F
1100
Blair, James 1176
Blair, Peter V 1176
Blooming Grove.
617
Blooming Grove Mutual Fire Insurance Company. 620 Bly, Capt, David.
$23
Boak, James K. 982
Boak, Theodore A
983
Boal, George F
293
Board of Enrollment. 467
Boatman Family. 693
Bobst, John A. 1120
Bodine, Cornelins 981
Bodine, De Witt. 981 Bodine, Isaac. 1051
Bodines.
63G
Bonnell, George 1241
Bonnell, Michael. 1243 Burrows, Amos 515
Bonnell, Thomas. 1241
Burrows, Charles W 991
Burrows, Gen. John
499
Burrows, Nathaniel
505
Burrows, Sabin H
990
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Bentley, B. Stuart 299 Brown, William D. 924
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INDEX.
PAGE.
Burt, Larry 671
Butler, John 1033
Buttonwood. 697
Butz, Wilson. 929
Buyers, William F 379
Byers, Firm B 914
Byrne, Jolm E. 871
C
Caldwell, Brattan, deposition in ejectment suit, 200; biography 657
Caldwell, Samuel. 524
Callahan. Daniel 680
Callahan, John 680
Calvert. Thomas. 487
Cammal 694
Campbell, Abner. 1242
Campbell, Eugene B., M. D
794
Campbell, Ebenezer B
738
Campbell, Hon. Francis C 293
Campbell, John L
1161
Campbell, Michael. .1242
Campbell, Samuel. 1242
Campbell, Truman 1242
Canada, John.
1108
Candor, Addison 300
Canusarago Daily Herald 513
Carothers, Adam K. 1156
Carothers, Capt. James A., company of 455
Carothers, John.
1155
Carothers, Samuel 1156
Carpenter, Asher M.
903
Carpenter, Francis T
490
Carpenter, James
.1075
Carpenter, Jesse B
1076
Carpenter, Jolın ..
1075
Carpenter, Joseph R.
903
Carskadden, Thomas F 866
Carson, John 1242
Carson, Joseph C 1099
Carson, Oliver. 1241
Carson, Richard 1229
Carson, Robert
1229
Carterville 647
CASCADE TOWNSHIP .- Organization. 637; geol- ogy, 637; first settlers, 637; Kellysburg, 638; St. Mary's Catholic church, 638; schools, 639; bio- graphical sketches. 1197
Case, T. L. . 296
Casebeer, Quin. 920
Casner, Cyrus H. 1191
Casner, Samuel.
.1191
Casner, Samuel L.
1191
Casselberry, Abram
1127
Casselberry, Charles 1127 Catawissa railroad 325
CATHOLIC CHURCHES. - Annunciation, Will- iamsport, 399; St. Bonifacius Williamsport, 398;
Immaculate Conception, Bastress township. .... 1122 Cedar Run 683
Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Com- pany 370
Chapman, Hon. Seth .. 279
Chemung 651
Chestnut Grove 565
Cheyney, Howard, M. D 795
Children of the Brave. 388 Chilloway, Job. 55
PAGE. CHURCHES .- Anthony, 655; Armstrong, 388; Bas- tress, 1122; Brady, 590; Brown, 683: Cascade, 638; Clinton, 585; Cogan House, 702; Cummings, 686; DuBoistown, 526: Eldred, 623; Fairfield, 547: Franklin, 565; Gamble, 642; Hepburn, 620; Hughesville, 513; Jackson, 697; Jersey Shore. 495; Jordan, 567; Lewis, 636; Limestone, 606; Loyalsock, 615; Mifflin, 662; Mill Creek. 549; Montgomery, 536; Montoursville, 509: Moreland, 563; Muncy borough, 480; Muncy township, 543; Muncy Creek, 552; Old Lycoming. 655; Penn. 572: Piatt, 677; Picture Rocks, 516; Plunkett's Creek, 629; Salladasburg, 526; South Williamsport, 531; Upper Fairfield, 548; Washington. 581: Watson,
670, Williamsport, 388; Wolf, 571; Woodward .. .. 658 Church Chronicle. 387
Citizens' National Bank of Muncy. 477
City Brewery, Williamsport. 364
City Mission, Williamsport 403
Civil Administration. 226
Clapp, Daniel .. 942
Clark, Gabriel. 1156
Clark, Samuel. .1156
Clark, Samuel L. 1156
Clark, Capt. Timothy, company of 445
Clarkestown
551
Clees, Frederick
1021
Clees, John H. 1021
Clendenin, Charles W 1200
Clendenin, John. 1199
Clendenin, Robert. 1200
Clendenin, Robert Carson .1200
Clendenin, Thomas B 1200
Clerks to county commissioners 258
Cline, George
1067
Cline, James, 1067
Cline, John R.
1067
Clintondale.
585
Clinton Mills
534
CLINTON TOWNSHIP .- Erection, 581; Black Hole valley, 581; Penny Hill, 582; early history. 582: streams and mills, 585; postoffices, 585; churches, 585; schools, 586; biographical sketches
Coal in Lycoming county .. 421
Cochran, Biers & Company 353
Cochran, David Antes. 1055
Cochran, Payne & McCormick 36S
Coder, J. Fred
867
Cogan, David.
698
Cogan House postoffice. 702
COGAN HOUSE TOWNSHIP .- Erection, 697; geol- ogy, 698; pioneers, 698; pioveer lumbermen. 701; postoffices, 702; churches, 702; schools, 702; biographical sketches .. 1927
Cogan Valley Station 619
Cohick, Alexander 1158
Cohick, George A
875
Coleman Family
585
Coleman, Fletcher
354
Coleman, Mrs. M. G., M. D 801
Collins, Emerson 778
Collins, Isaac. 1163
Collins, William. 1162
Collins, William 1163
Collomsville
606
Colored Inhabitants in 1800 251
Colt, William
921
Colver. Charles P
120G
Committee of Safety
97
.1084
1252
HISTORY OF LYCOMING COUNTY.
PAGE.
PAGE.
Condon, William .1214
Decker. Gottlieb F 1100
Connecticut Claim
80
Decker, Henry 1085
Connelly, J. P. 798
Decker, William 1086
Cool, Simon .180, 671
Deitrick, Daniel F
1105
Cooper. Hon. Thomas 279
Deitrick, Frederick 110G
1105
Coppes, John
1125
Deitrick. Joseph H
1106
Coppes, John, Sr 1125
Delaware Indians
20, 35
Coroners 254
Demorest Manufacturing Company
366
Corson, Jacob 1001
.1001
Denworth, Huglı
1124
Corson, Peter.
1001
301, 779
Corson's postoffice. 569
Denworth, Peter J
1124
Coryell, Col. James B
777
Denworth, Peter S. 1124
383
Coryell, Tunison
704
Coudersport turnpike
317
Derr, John E.
1004
County auditors
256
Derr. John P
979
County boundaries
.221.266. 269
Derr, John P
1004
County buildings
262
County commissioners. 257: proceedings of
.226, 230
De Wall, Peter.
1115
County officers
252
County seat controversy
223, 237
Connty superintendents
416
County surveyors
256
Court houses
264. 271
Covenhoven, Albert
117
Covenhoven, Robert.
674
Coxe. Dr. John R .. Jr.
310
Crane, George
1116
Crane, Michael Q 111.
Crawford, Harrison Tallman
Crawford, John K.
350, 822
Crawford, Dr. John S
309. 787
Crawford, Nicholas
985
Crawford, Wilbur F
788
Crawford, William
1190
Crawford, William E 300
Dimm, Simon. 956
District attorney's 290
288
Crocker, William D 301
Croll, George W
874
Crouse, Andrew
968
Culbertson, Andrew 518
Culbertson's path 42
Cummin, Hon. Hugh Hart 3.760
Cummings. Charles J.
$91
Cummings, Frank P .. 781
Cummings, Dr. George M.
1216
Cummings, James. 710
CUMMINGS TOWNSHIP .- Organization. 683: geol-
ogy, 684; survey and settlement. 684; industries,
685: Waterville. 685; English Mills, 686; Ramsey- ville, 686; Paducohi, 686: churches. 686: schools, 687: biographical sketches ..
1227
Cupp. Thomas. 1166
Curtin, Timothy 855
Curts, Michael. 509
D
Dalley, Jonathan 1054
Davidson. Dr. Asher 306
Davidson, Dr. James 666
Davis, Capt. Charles B., company of. 419 Dunbar. James. 1104
Davis, Prof. John F 885
Duubar, James MI 1105
Dunbar, Robert. 1104
Dunbar, Samuel.
1104
Dunkelberger, Peter 560
4
Doherty, Bernard 1101
Donnel. Hon. Charles G. 280
Dougherty, Daniel 1123
Dougherty, Henry B 1123
Dove, Capt. James H., company of
464
Downing, Thomas G 945
Drum, Charles A
1145
Drum, John
1145
Duble, .Jesse B
869
Du Bois, John. .1098
DUBOISTOWN .- Indian history, 517: early surveys,
518: Andrew Culbertson, 518; Galbraith Patter- SOD, 523; Samuel Caldwell. 524; beginnings of .1084 DuBoistown, 525; municipal government, 525: the borough to-day, 526; biographical sketches Duffy, Peter. 672
Duffy, Thomas 750
Du Four, William M., M. D
796
Dunbar, Hiram I 1105
Dean, Jolin M. 864
Dean. William F 908
Decker, Alexander 1085
Dittmar, Justus. 838
Doane, Dr. W. C.
310
Dodd, Allan Grinnell
848
Dodd. Capt. George Allan. 849
Dodge. Capt. John C., company of. 433
Dimm, Jacob 956
Dimm, Jacob 957
Dimm, Jolın 956
Dimm. Mary. 957
Dimm. Philip 956
Crawford, William E 985
Crescent Iron Works 619
Dietmeier, Frank 782
Dletrick, Aaron J 296
Dimm, Christopher 955
Dimm, Dietrick 956
Dunm, Elizabeth 957
Dimm Family 558
822 Dimm, Henry. 956
Detwiler, Benjamin H., M. D.
791
De Wall, Peter P 1115
Dickinson Liberal. 385
Dickinson Seminary 413
Dieffenderfer, Henry 979
Coryell. John B.
706
Der Demokratische Burger
Derr, James.
565
Coppes, J. A. 1097
Deitrick, Joseph.
Dental Reformer. 386
Corson, Jacob F
Denworth, James B
District court. .
1253.
INDEX.
PAGE.
Dunlap, Thomas .. 1224
Dunlap, Thomas 1225
Dunn, Matthew E. 902
Dunwoody Fish and Game Club 629
Dwelling houses, first in the county
64
Dwyer, John P 884
Dykins. Daniel B 943
Dykins, John S 943
E
Eagleton 585
Eck, Joel. 1120
Eck, Joseph 1120
Eeroyd, Henry
1031
Ecroyd, James
1031
Eeroyd, James 1032 Eddy, C. H. 998 Eddy, Charles 998
Eder, John F.
712
Eder, Matthias 712
Eder, Samuel 1169
Edison Electrie Illuminating Company of Williams- port. 370
Edkin, Elias H. 1034
Edkin, Francis 1034
Edkin, George. 1033
Edler, Daniel
909
Edler, Jacob, Sr. .1140 Edler, Jacob. 1141
Edler, Joseph $59
Edler, William 859
Edwards, Nicholas M. 784
Eeltown.
616
Eighteenth Cavalry 451
Eighth Cavalry. 412
Eightieth Pennsylvania Volunteers. 441
Eighty-fourth Pennsylvania Volunteers 441
Eighty-ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers 442
Eiswert, Lawrence 1121
Eiswert, Peter J.
1121
E. Keeler Company
352
Eldred, Capt. Charles D., company of. 459; biog- raphy. 298, 938
Election contests 110. 191, 276
Election districts, 1797, 229; 1801
252
Eleventh Pennsylvania Volunteers. 433, 435
ELDRED TOWNSHIP .- Erection, 621; geology, 621; first settlers, 622; streams and mills, 622; War-
rensville, 622; educational, 623; churches, 623; biographical sketches.
.1162
Elimsport 579
Elite Orchestra ..
Ellenton. 373
651
Ellinger, Charles H. 908
Ellinger, Martin
908
Elliot, Ralph 819
Elliot, William G. 820
Elliott, James 905
Elliott, Samuel
905
Ellis, Henry D.
292
Ellis, William Cox.
293, 936
Else, John.
499 Emergency Men,1863 460
Emery, Charles D.
815
Ferguson, J. Woods. 1058
Ferguson, Robert W 1057
Fessler, Capt. A. J., company of 439
Fessler, Henry H., M. D
793
Emery, John B.
815
Field, Furman.
1201
F
Faber, Luther A 301
Facts.
385
Fague, Abner 991
Fague, A. W. 994
Fague, Charles M. 953
Fague Family. 559
Fague, George 979
Fague, Hiram D 994
Fague, J. H.
979
Fague, John M.
1036
Fague, Peter.
991
Fairfield Centre.
5-18
FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP .- Organization, 544; geol- ogy, 545; settlement, 545; Governor Shulze, 545; the Rawle cottage, 546; schools and churches. 547; biographical sketches. 1008
Fair Play System
193.
Fall Brook railroad
325
Farley, John. 576
Farley, Capt. John S., company of. 441
Farnsworth, James. 967
Farnsworth, R. Bartley. 967
Farr, Richard B
961
Farr, Smith B. 961
Farr, William
961
Farragut
548
Feister, Gottfried 357
Emery, Elizabeth E 815
Emery, Henry
1158
Emery, J. B. & Company 508
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Emery, Josiah
297, 814
Emery, Mary C. 814
England, Dr. W. P 1231
Engler, John 1121
English Centre 691, 602
English, Charles W 1246
English, James
684
English. James
1236
Englislı, James
1216-
English, John
1246
English, Jolin
684
English, John 1240
English, John M. 1246
English Mills 686
English Settlement 689
English, Stephen M. 1237
Entermarks, John 297
Ertel, Henry O.
833
Ertel, Samuel
833
Essington, Capt. John, company of.
441
Essington, Capt. Heber B., company of .. 454
EVANGELICAL CHURCHES .- Anthony township
655; Cogan House township, 702: Eldred town-
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