554 Ohio Arch. and Hist. Society Publications
the Hopewell Mounds during the
explorations of Professor
Moorehead in 1891.
It is the further plan of the Director
to place on exhibition,
objects illustrating the various
cultural peoples of prehistoric
times in Ohio.
It is further anticipated that the south
exhibition hall on
the second floor will be devoted to
collections illustrating the
various types of artifacts used by
prehistoric man in Ohio.
ACCESSIONS TO MUSEUM COLLECTIONS.
During the past year accessions from 361
to 594, inclusive,
have been made to the Historical
Collection.
Among the many fine things added to the
Historical Collec-
tion may be mentioned The Morgan Ink
Collection, the Sword
of Brigadier General Walcutt, the W. E.
Hightshoe collection of
Guns, Pistols, etc., the Silver Service
and Flags from the Bat-
tleship Ohio, the Tauber Columbus Clock,
etc.
Archaeological Collections 301 to 318,
inclusive, some of the
most notable accessions being the
collections of H. F. Burket,
Findlay, O., J. L. Smith, Delaware, O.,
Cotner-Dimock Col-
lection, J. J. Kline Collection, Charles
F. Jones Collection.
Ethnological Collections, 4 to 7,
inclusive.
Natural History Collections, 9 to 28,
inclusive.
HISTORICAL COLLECTION.
List of accessions, September 19th,
1923, to date.
361 Mr. Charles G. Watson, Columbus,
presented whip of 1861.
7-16-23.
362 Mr. Thomas Roderick, Columbus,
presented pewter plates.
7-16-23.
363 Professor Charles S. Plumb, Ohio
State University, pre-
sented Argentine Flag. 7-16-23.
364 Mr. Rogers, Columbus, presented iron
Trammel Hook. 7-
16-23.
365 Mr. Ralph Cook, Columbus, presented
sword and scabbard.
7-16-23.
366 Rev. Park W. Taylor, Clarksville,
Tenn., presented histori-
cal document.
367 Miss Josephine Klippart, Columbus, presented photo
of Co-
lumbus Depot.
368 Mr. James McCollister, Columbus,
presented relic of Cap-
tain Nelson McCollister, 1832. 7-17-23.
369 Raymond Cooney and Joseph Snyder,
Columbus, presented
cannon-ball. 7-16-23.
Thirty-Ninth Annual Meeting 555
370 Mr. J. D. T. Bold, Columbus, loaned
swords and other
curios. 7-19-23.
Add. 322 Mrs. Reasoner, Columbus,
presented bed-spread.
372 Journal and papers of Colonel John
P. Sanderson.
373 Weather Reports, 1814 to 1848.
374 General J. Warren Keifer presented
U. S. Flag.
375 Portraits of prominent men of Ohio
-- steel engravings.
376 Letters: Governor Trimble, Frances
E. Willard and Mr.
and Mrs. Thompson.
377 Mr. George H. Twiss presented Caleb-Stark Manuscript.
378 Mrs. M. E. Rath-Merrill, Columbus.
Copies of inscriptions
from old church in Europe.
379 Professor Wendell Paddock presented
Service Flag of O.
S. U.
380 Re-survey of boundary line between
Ohio and Indiana,
1817.
381 Map of Ohio, 1806, by J. E.
Mansfield.
382 Map of Pickaway Plains, by Felix
Renick.
383 John Marshall, Philadelphia, Pa.,
presented historic pictures.
384 Photos of Camp Sherman.
385 Mr. A. L. Baumgarner loaned U. S.
Flag.
386 Collection of Steel Engravings.
387 Collection of Chinese Prints.
388 World War Flags and Banners.
389 Views of Buffalo Exposition.
390 Photograph and negative,
Campbell-McKinley Debate.
391 Whig Broadside, 1844.
392 Manuscript of Henry B. Carrington.
393 Newspaper containing account of
Philippine Islands, 1899.
394 Manuscript, Andrews statements
before Ohio State Geo-
logical Survey.
395 Photographs of General Brinkerhoff
and Rev. William E.
Moore.
396 Historic Letters.
397 Bill introduced by Colonel A. Hagler
to incorporate the
State Agricultural Society, 1839.
398 Affidavit made by Joseph Enyeart in
1835.
399 U. S. Flag, original design.
400 Journal of Constitutional
Convention, 1851.
401 Lantern Slides of World War
subjects.
402 Professor Schlesinger, O. S. U., presented negative
of Maps.
403 Small British Flag.
404 Lapham letters and papers.
405 Buttons and badges.
406 Record of Isle Royal Mining and Milling Co.
556 Ohio Arch. and Hist. Society Publications
407 Professor Paddock, O. S. U., war
letters.
408 Mr. J. F. Burket, Findlay -- diaries, 1864 to 1906, inclusive.
409 Military papers, A. E. F., donated
by Lieutenant J. E.
Butler.
410
Papers of Colonel J. P. Sanderson, Provost
Marshal Gen-
eral. St. Louis, Mo. 1864.
411 "History of Ohio"
manuscript, by Randall and Ryan.
412 Universalist Church papers and
manuscript.
413 Original maps for Taylor's
"waterways".
414 Old land deed.
415 Record of expenditures.
Constitutional convention of Ohio.
1912.
Add. 79 D. H. Gard and Sons loan Ohio
militia papers, 1805 to
1833.
416 Film used in Cleveland area, Second
Liberty Loan.
417 Film, Second Community Sing,
Columbus, 1918.
418 Print No. 1, "The Re-making of
a Nation."
419 Gold Medal Certificate to State of
Ohio, Jamestown Ex-
position, 1907.
420 Photos of Indian workmanship,
baskets, etc.
421 Conn Baker collection, photos and
clippings.
422 Maps, showing Flood Area in Ohio, 1913.
423 Maps, Jamestown Exposition.
424 Drawings of Cahokia Mound.
425 Certificate to State of Ohio,
Panama-Pacific Exposition.
426 G. R. Waitley, Worthington, O.,
letters, papers and docu-
ments.
427 Dr. Albert Cooper, old Zanesville
and Coshocton newspa-
pers.
428 Invitation to Hayes Centenary.
429 Re-survey of boundary line between
Ohio and Michigan
and late survey of same.
430 Grant picture used in Centenary
Celebration.
431 Calendar.
432 Photo of Poll Book of Presidential
Election of 1864.
433 Map, battle ground of Fallen
Timbers.
434 "The Trump of Fame" Vol.
1, 1812.
435 Pictures, Randall and Ryan's History
of Ohio.
436 W. T. Sutor presented Hungarian Fund
Note.
437 Professor Edward Orton presented
photo of William Mc-
Kinley as Lieutenant of Infantry.
438 Manuscript, "A Divine
Proclamation", by Gabriel Crane,
1827.
439 Autographs, members of Third
Constitutional Convention,
1873.
Thirty-Ninth Annual Meeting 557
440 Journal of Thomas Thomas, 1819.
441 Manuscript, Custer Charge, presented by A. N.
Doersham.
442 The Timothy Pickering Letters.
443 Letters of public men of Ohio.
444 Miss Margaret Taylor, Jr., presented
letters and papers.
445 Map, Indian towns in south-western
Ohio.
446 M. Hutchins' letters, etc.,
purchased.
447 Letters presented by Captain
Converse
448 Letters from various Governors of
Ohio.
449 Letters of Birch, Merrill and
Carrington.
450 Letters presented by L. D.
Carpenter, Chicago, Ill.
451 Deed, signed by Martin Van Buren,
1837.
452 Confederate money presented by Dr.
Holston Bartilson.
453 Letters of General Thomas to
Governor Tod.
454 Letters of Salmon P. Chase.
455 Funeral notices of 1807.
456 Flint-lock pistol, Harpers Ferry,
1807, presented by Charles
F. Kettering, and two other flint-lock
pistols.
457 Copper plate, Bank of Circleville,
Ohio, $20, $50 and $100
notes.
458 Autograph letters, old money and
clippings.
459 Insurance on property at Serpent
Mound Park.
460 Old State Bank money.
461 Copy of General Pershing's speech,
Columbus, 1919.
462 Old money.
463 Manuscript of History of 37th
Division, World War.
464 Deeds, site of Battlefield of Fallen
Timbers.
465 Bank Bill, Farmers Bank of Virginia,
presented by E. O.
Randall.
466 Huntington letters.
467 Collection of coins, presented by S.
A. Norton.
468 Collection of copper pennies,
presented by Miss Clara Mark.
469 Plat of Columbus, 1813.
470 The Miller manuscript.
471 Manuscript of Kossuth's speech at
Bunker Hill, 1852. Pre-
sented by A. T. Busby.
472 Letter, Patrick Henry to George
Rogers Clarke, purchased.
473 Autograph of Abraham Lincoln.
474 Letter and photographic copy of
same, to Peter Zinn, 1859.
475 Void.
476 Letter, John Deshler to Governor
James E. Campbell.
477 Goblets and Pitcher used in M. E.
Church at Briggsdale.
478 Old prints of Columbus and
Cincinnati.
479 File of Washington Papers concerning
death of Lincoln.
480 Manuscript copy of Roosevelt's
speech in Columbus.
558 Ohio Arch. and Hist. Society Publications
481 Old Lodge Book.
482 Picture, "Columbus in
Chains".
483 Old documents.
484 Letters of John Sherman, Calvin S.
Brice and others.
485 Certificates of Military Service,
signed by James Madison.
486 Manuscript of M. C. Spaulding.
487 Old manuscript from J. R. Gragg,
Bainbridge, Ohio.
488 Old manuscript, W. B. Mills
collection, Chillicothe, Ohio.
489 Letters presented by C. J. Reiker.
490
Original report on Spiegel Grove.
491 Letters from Weeks and Twitchell.
492 Almer Hegler papers.
493 Mound City License.
494 Papers presented by Homer B. Miller.
495 Skeleton of Mammoth, correspondence concerning.
496 Documents presented by Mrs. Dryer.
497 Photostatic copy of will of John
Brady.
498 Old Newspapers.
499 Letter from Miss Minerva Tupper to
Governor James E.
Campbell.
500 Documents pertaining to transfer,
Northwest Genealogical
Society to Ohio State Archaeological and
Historical Society.
501 Map of Valley Forge.
502 Map of Stark tract in Ohio.
503 Sewing machine, antique spectacles,
etc., purchased.
504 H. R. Goodwin, Columbus, presented
Copy Book of 1829.
505 Mr. George R. Waitley, Worthington,
Ohio, presented
antiques. 7-31-23.
506 German Army Blanket, presented by A.
M. Barlow. 7-31-
23.
507 T. J. Jackson, Columbus, presented
old specimens. 7-31-23.
508 T. B. Bosworth, Marietta, Ohio,
presented Flood issue of
Register-Leader, 1913.
509 Void.
510
Collection of Badges.
511 Mrs. E. Cunningham, Galena, Ohio,
pepper-grinder. 8-6-
23.
512
Mr. George Pingerry presented broad-axe.
8-6-23.
513 Collection of bottles, old China,
etc., purchased. 8-7-23.
514 Mr. Tone Tuller, Worthington, Ohio,
historical specimens.
8-8-23.
515 C. T. W. Chu, Ohio State University,
deposited Chinese
curios.
516 Mrs. Charles L. Cluff, Columbus,
presented two vases. 8-
18-23.
Thirty-Ninth Annual Meeting 559
517 Mrs. Nellie A. Waitley, Worthington,
Ohio, presented
Chinaware. 8-18-23.
518 Tone Tuller collection purchased. 8-21-23.
519 Model of "Holy Stone of
Newark," presented by Albert
Cooper, M. D.
520 Colt revolver and case presented by
A. P. Brown, Grove-
port, Ohio. 8-24-23.
521 Mr. A. C.
Spetnagel, Chillicothe, Ohio, Account book of
1796. 9-19-23.
522
Mrs. J. M. McConnell, Cadiz, Ohio,
presented revolver.
9-20-23.
523 Mr.
O. E. Miller, New Philadelphia, Ohio, Conductor's
Cap, C. T. V. & W. R. R. 9-22-23.
524 Mr. W. E. Hightshoe, Collection of
Guns, Pistols, Swords,
etc., loaned. 9-25-23.
525 Mrs. O. E. Legg, Clintonville, Ohio,
Antique trunk and
books. 9-27-23.
526 The Morgan Ink Collection,
purchased. 9-28-23.
527 Mr. H. M. Dame, Bloomville, Ohio.
Antique water jar.
9-29-23.
528 Mr. W. G. Pengelly, Columbus,
presented letter by Andrew
Jackson. 10-1-23.
529 Void.
530 Rev. W. O. Thompson, D. D., Ohio
State University. His-
toric Programs. 10-5-23.
531 Mr. R. W. Morris, New York City.
Picture of Bench and
Bar of Franklin county.
532 Mr. W. N. Blacksten, Columbus,
presented Flintlock Mus-
ket. 10-11-23.
533 Mr. F. M. Boyles, Columbus.
Collection of Guns and Pis-
tols purchased. 10-1-23.
534 Mr. James Gorrell, Holmesville,
Ohio. Sword cane. 10-
2-23.
535 Powder Horn and leather Bag. Dr. W.
B. Scott, Middle-
town, Ohio. 10-26-23.
536 U. S. Flag.
537 Mrs. Ada H. Kepley, Effingham, Ill.
Photograph. 11-7-23.
538 Mrs. Edward Roberts, Columbus,
Powder Flask. 11-8-23.
539 Mr. C. A. Perfect, Sunbury, Ohio.
"Clod Hopper" (Agri-
cultural Implement). 11-15-23.
540 Medal and Membership Card,
International Congress of
Americanists. 11-17-23.
541 Mr. Noah H. Swayne, Toledo, Ohio. Historic papers.
II-
17-23.
560 Ohio Arch. and Hist. Society Publications
542 Mrs. Christian Jaeger, Columbus,
presented old documents.
12-3-23.
543 Captain Skiels, Worthington, Ohio.
Relics.
12-12-23.
544 Mr. H. W. Cotner, Columbus,
presented Cotner-Dimock
Collection. 12-19-23.
545 Mr. Hugh Hardy, Columbus, presented
U. S. fractional cur-
rency. 12-20-23.
546 World War Post Cards, etc. 1-4-24.
547 Mr. Frank H. Howe. Almanac of 1789.
1-4-24.
548 Mr. Wayne E. Smith, Columbus. Old
colored prints. 1-
4-24.
549 Adjutant General's office, Columbus.
Custer Relics, etc.
1-17-24.
550 Mr. Austin Hegler, Washington C. H.,
Ohio. Cornhusker
and Flints. 1-20-24.
551 Mr.
Robert Gardner, Columbus. Glass bowl. 1-23-24.
552.
Mr. Charles F. Keen. Ammunition for
Sharpe's Rifle. 1-24
24.
533 Mrs. N. W. Dick. Antique Sugarbowl
loaned. 1-30-24.
554 Colonel G. C. Walcutt. Sword of
Brigadier General Walcutt.
2-2-24.
555 Mr. J. M. Willmann. German coin.
cutt. 2-2-24.
556 Phoenician glass and other
specimens, purchased. 2-14-24.
557 Professor F. C. Caldwell, O. S. U.
Historical specimens.
2-15-24.
558 Antique china, purchased. 2-18-24.
559 Mr. John H. Waters. Old Bible. 2-18-24.
560 Mr. C. L. Sinniff, Columbus. Cradle
and Sewing Machine.
3-27-24.
561 Mr. Philip Kientz, Columbus. Pioneer
Knife. 2-23-24.
562 Mrs. Emma Kientz, Columbus. Early
Ohio Pottery. 3-
30-24.
563 Miss Cora H. Humphreys, Columbus.
Civil War Relics.
4-4-24.
564 Mr. C. E. Wright, Duquesne, Pa.,
loaned surveying instru-
ments. 4-11-24.
565 Void.
566 Firearms, purchased. 4-21-24.
567 Mrs. Liggett, Columbus. China and
Glassware. 4-25-24.
568 Mr. W. H. Mahaffy, West Union, Ohio.
Flax Hackle.
4-23-24.
569 Mr. Forest W. Bretz, Columbus.
Deposited spiral glass bot-
tle. 4-26-24.
Thirty-Ninth Annual Meeting 561
570 Mrs. Rhea M. Knittle, Ashland, Ohio.
Presented Historical
Collection. 5-5-24.
571 Specimens purchased from above.
572 Miss Pealing, Columbus. China and Glassware. 5-15-24.
573 Mr. M. S. Harvey, Columbus.
Presented Civil War relic.
5-15-24.
574 Miss Caroline M. Breyfogle,
Columbus. Pioneer trunk.
5-31-24.
575 City of Cambridge, Mass. Section of Washington Elm.
5-31-24.
576 Mr. D. Birney Neil, Columbus.
Historical specimens. 6-9-
24.
577 Miss Harriet Townsend, Columbus, Ohio. Historical paper
and photograph. 6-15-24.
578 Mr. H. L. Fackler, Columbus.
Pepper-box revolver loaned.
6-20-24.
579 Silver Service from Battleship Ohio.
7-1-24.
580 Mr. Marshall A. Smith, Columbus.
Document signed by
Governor Meigs. 7-18-24.
581 Mr. H. A. Brand, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Hand-wrought nails,
100 years old. 7-18-24.
582 Mr.
F. G. Runion, Coolville, Ohio. Newspapers. 8-3-24.
583 Mrs. Helen Wood Richardson, 890
Woodrow Avenue, Mar-
ion, Ohio. Book and antique Jewelry. 8-10-24.
584 Mr. Frederick Nance, Columbus.
Bullet Molds and Loader.
8-11-24.
585 Mrs. Laura V. Rigby, Columbus. Civil
War relics. 8-14-
24.
586 Silk Flag from U. S. S. Ohio,
presented by Mrs. William
Deshler. 8--24.
587 Mr. James C. Dibb, Columbus.
Railroad Guide, 1857. 8-
23-24.
588 Mrs. Mary S. Lingenfetter,
Indianapolis, Ind. Coat of
Colonel Joseph Moore. 8-31-24.
589 Mrs. F. B. Brewer, Columbus. Broad
axe. 9-3-24.
590 Mr. E. C. Darnell, Ada, Ohio, loaned
Broad Axe and set
of Planes. 9-6-24.
591
592 Mr.
F. A. Brown, Columbus. Confederate Note. 9-8-24.
593 Professor Wilbur Stout, O. S. U., presented work of
early
Ohio Potteries. 9-8-24.
594 Mr. W. C. Pfeiffer, Clarendon, Va.,
loaned the "Tauber
Columbus Clock". 9-10-24.
595 Mr. C. E. Spindler, Columbus,
presented Krupp repeating
rifle, bayonets, etc. 9-29-24.
Vol. XXXIII -- 36.
562 Ohio Arch. and Hist. Society Publications
ARCHAEOLOGICAL COLLECTION.
List of Accessions, Sept. 19th, 1923, to date.
301 Mrs. O. E. Legg, Clintonville, Ohio.
Arrow and spear-
heads.
302 Mr. John J. Weber, Galena, Ohio.
Flint and stone relics.
303 Mr. W. T. Reed, O. S. U., Flint and
stone relics.
304 Mr. Freeman P. Mooney, Mt. Sterling,
Ohio. Stone Axe.
305 The H. F. Burket Collection,
Findlay, Ohio.
306 The J. L. Smith Collection,
Delaware, Ohio.
307 Mrs. J. S. Heaume, Springfield,
Ohio. Copper bell, pre-
historic.
308 Mr. Philip Kientz. Specimens of
Flint.
309 The Cotner-Dimock Collection.
310 The J. J. Kline Collection.
311 The Charles F. Jones Collection,
loaned.
312 Mr. John Sherman, Columbus. Flint
Ridge material.
313 Professor Edward Orton, Jr.,
arrow-head.
314 Dr. W. B. Hinsdale, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Two prehistoric
stone hammers.
315 Mr. D. Birney Neil, Columbus,
presented flint and stone
relics.
316 Mr. F. O. Everts, Columbus, Celt.
317
Mr. George Watters, Portsmouth, Ohio,
presented archaeo-
logical specimens. 9-7-24.
318 Mr. Clifford Snider, Port Clinton,
Ohio, loaned Discoidal.
9-25-24.
319 Mrs. M. C. Hopewell, Chillicothe,
Ohio, presented speci-
mens taken from the Hopewell Group by W.
K. Moorehead
in August, 1891. 9-27-24.
NATURAL HISTORY DEPARTMENT.
*Acc. 9 Mr. John Ault, Sargents, Ohio.
Mastodon Tusk.
9-13-23
10 Mr. Walter Hightshoe. Miscellaneous
Natural History
specimens. 9-13-23.
1 Mr. G. R. Waitley, Worthington, Ohio,
presented Sea
Shells. 9-28-23.
12 Mrs.
O. E. Legg, Clintonville, Ohio, presented Sea Shells
and Minerals.
13 Mr. C. C. Woodworth, Youngstown, Ohio, presented Selen-
ite Crystals. 11-25-23.
14 Mr. John Hoenes, Coshocton, Ohio,
presented petrified
wood. 1-12-24.
Thirty-Ninth Annual Meeting 563
15 Deseret Museum Minerals transferred
to Natural History
Department.
16 Mr. F. M. Koons, Columbus. Petrified
Wood. 3-1-24.
**Add. 1 Mr. H. R. Goodwin added 40 specimens of
Minerals to
collections. 1-24-24.
17 Mr. A. D. Rodgers, Columbus,
presented Albino Quail,
mounted. 3-14-24.
18 Dr. James Withrow, O. S. U.,
presented Minerals. 3-19-24.
19 Mrs. Ella McKee Erdman, Chillicothe, Ohio, presented
Mineral collection. 3-20-24.
20 Mr. John MacDonald, Roxabel, Ohio, presented Tooth of
Mammoth. 3-20-24.
21 Mr. Aaron Will, Jr., McArthur, Ohio,
loaned Quartz Crys-
tals. 3-27-24.
22 Mr. Harry Fitzgerald, Columbus,
presented Elk antlers and
Buffalo skull. 3-31-24.
**Add. 1 Mr. H. R. Goodwin adds Sea
Shells and Minerals.
5-8-24.
23 Mr. D. Birney Neil, Columbus,
presented Minerals and
Shells. 6-9-24.
24 Mrs. Julius F. Stone, Columbus,
presented Sea Shells and
Buffalo Hide. 6-11-24.
25 Mr. W. J. King, Columbus, presented
section of Elm and
Beech intergrown. 6-27-24.
26 Dr. W. C. Graham, Columbus, presented
Blue Heron,
Mounted. 8-2-24.
27 Mrs. Helen Richardson, Marion, Ohio, presented Shells and
Minerals. 8-10-24.
28 Rev. John C. Bickel, Columbus, loaned
Fossil Fish. 9-2-24.
ETHNOLOGICAL COLLECTION.
*Acc. 4 Mr. Walter Hightshoe presented
Spear-head and Brass
Image. 9-25-23.
5 Mr. George M. Finckel, Columbus,
presented Philippine
weapons and Indian curios. 9-25-23.
6 Dr. W. C. Mills presented California
Indian Baskets. 10-
25-23.
7 Mr. E. V. O'Rourke, Columbus,
presented Venezuelan Bows
and Arrows. 6-3-24.
8 Portraits of American Indians, framed.
Presented through
General Edward Orton, Jr. 7-14-24.
The report was received and ordered
placed on file.
** Add. = Addition to item or
collection previously accessioned.
* Acc. = Accession, regular accession number of item or
collection.
554 Ohio Arch. and Hist. Society Publications
the Hopewell Mounds during the
explorations of Professor
Moorehead in 1891.
It is the further plan of the Director
to place on exhibition,
objects illustrating the various
cultural peoples of prehistoric
times in Ohio.
It is further anticipated that the south
exhibition hall on
the second floor will be devoted to
collections illustrating the
various types of artifacts used by
prehistoric man in Ohio.
ACCESSIONS TO MUSEUM COLLECTIONS.
During the past year accessions from 361
to 594, inclusive,
have been made to the Historical
Collection.
Among the many fine things added to the
Historical Collec-
tion may be mentioned The Morgan Ink
Collection, the Sword
of Brigadier General Walcutt, the W. E.
Hightshoe collection of
Guns, Pistols, etc., the Silver Service
and Flags from the Bat-
tleship Ohio, the Tauber Columbus Clock,
etc.
Archaeological Collections 301 to 318,
inclusive, some of the
most notable accessions being the
collections of H. F. Burket,
Findlay, O., J. L. Smith, Delaware, O.,
Cotner-Dimock Col-
lection, J. J. Kline Collection, Charles
F. Jones Collection.
Ethnological Collections, 4 to 7,
inclusive.
Natural History Collections, 9 to 28,
inclusive.
HISTORICAL COLLECTION.
List of accessions, September 19th,
1923, to date.
361 Mr. Charles G. Watson, Columbus,
presented whip of 1861.
7-16-23.
362 Mr. Thomas Roderick, Columbus,
presented pewter plates.
7-16-23.
363 Professor Charles S. Plumb, Ohio
State University, pre-
sented Argentine Flag. 7-16-23.
364 Mr. Rogers, Columbus, presented iron
Trammel Hook. 7-
16-23.
365 Mr. Ralph Cook, Columbus, presented
sword and scabbard.
7-16-23.
366 Rev. Park W. Taylor, Clarksville,
Tenn., presented histori-
cal document.
367 Miss Josephine Klippart, Columbus, presented photo
of Co-
lumbus Depot.
368 Mr. James McCollister, Columbus,
presented relic of Cap-
tain Nelson McCollister, 1832. 7-17-23.
369 Raymond Cooney and Joseph Snyder,
Columbus, presented
cannon-ball. 7-16-23.