Ohio History Journal

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OHIO

OHIO

Archaeological and Historical

PUBLICATIONS.

 

 

 

MONUMENT ON THE SITE OF FORT WASHINGTON.

 

CEREMONIES AT THE UNVEILING OF MONUMENT,

1789-1808.

The monument erected in Third street, between Broadway

and Ludlow street, in Cincinnati, to mark the site of Fort Wash-

ington, was unveiled on June 14. It was erected by a committee,

representing patriotic societies in Ohio, as follows:

Mayflower Descendants-Mrs. Frank J. Jones, Mr. Herbert

Jenney, Mr. W. H. Doane.

Colonial Dames of America-Mrs. M. Morris White, Miss

Anna K. Lewis, Miss Fanny Bryce Lehmer.

Colonial Wars-Mr. J. W. Bullock, Mr. N. Henchman

Davis, Mr. Howard S. Winslow.

Cincinnati Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution-

Mrs. Brent Arnold, Mrs. Frank W. Wilson, Mrs. Peirce J. Cad-

walader.

Cincinnati Chapter Sons of American Revolution-Dr.

George A. Thayer.

Sons of the Revolution-Dr. William Judkins, Dr. Andrew

Kemper, Mr. Robert Ralston Jones.

Cincinnati Chapter Children of the American Revolution--

Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart.

War of 1812--Mrs. T. L. A. Greve.