Ohio History Journal

SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX TO VOL

SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX TO VOL. XLV

(For Index of Authors, see Contents.)

ABOLITIONISTS

Price, Robert, Further Notes on Granville's Anti-abolition Disturbances of

1836 .............................................. .............................. 365-368

Price, Robert, The Ohio Anti-slavery Convention of 1836...................... 173-188

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY, see PHOTOGRAPHY, AERIAL.

Annual Report of the Secretary of the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical

Society, April 23, 1935-April 21, 1936............................................. 273-278

ANTI-ABOLITIONISTS, see ABOLITIONISTS.

Anti-slavery Convention, 1836, by Robert Price................................... 173-188

ARCHAEOLOGY

Reeves, D. M., A Newly Discovered Extension of the Newark Works........ 189-193

Shetrone, H. C., The Folsom Phenomena as Seen from Ohio .................. 240-256

Willoughby, C. C., The Cincinnati Tablet: An Interpretation.................. 257-264

BACKUS, JAMES, 1764-1810

Phillips, J. E., James Backus: Citizen of Marietta, 1788-1791................... 161-172

BACKUS MSS., see WOODBRIDGE-GALLAHER MSS.

Blemishes, by Strickland Gilliland.................................................. 237-238

Board of Trustees, Minutes of ....................................... 287-288

BOOK REVIEWS

Kellar, H. A. (ed.), Solon Robinson, Pioneer and Agriculturist; Selected

Writings ......................................................................... 37 75

Kenworthy, L. S., The Tall Sycamore of the Wabash (Daniel Wolsey

Voorhees) .................................................................... 75-377

Norton, M. C. (ed.), Illinois Census Returns, 1810-1818........................ 89-90

Norton, M. C. (ed.), Illinois Census Returns, 1820 ............................. 89-90

Parker, A. C., A Manual for History Museums ............... ......... 92

Pollard, J. E., The Journal of Jay Cooke; or, The Gibraltar Records, 1865 -

1905 .............................................................................. 90-91

Siebert, W. H.., The University in the Great War............................ 194-195

Stewart, W. L., The Transylvania Colony ..................................... 297

Wesley, E. B., Guarding the Frontier: A Study of Frontier Defense from

1815-1825 ......................................................................... 194

BOUNDARIES, STATE

Wittke, Carl, The Ohio-Michigan Boundary Dispute Re-examined............ 299-319

BURR CONSPIRACY, 1805-1807

Pitcher, M. A., John Smith, First Senator from Ohio and His Connections

with Aaron Burr.......................................................... . 68-88

CINCINNATI TABLET

Willoughby, C. C., The Cincinnati Tablet: An Interpretation ................ 257-264

CLEVELAND, OHIO--FOREIGN POPULATION

Fordyce, W. G., Immigrant Colonies in Cleveland.............................. 320-340

County Historical Material in the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical

Society Library, compiled by Clarence L. Weaver and Helen Mills.......... 95-150

Diary of William Newton Mercer, edited by Edwin Adams Davis and John

C. L. Andreassen .................................................................. 351-364

Director, Report of ................................... 278-281

Duncan McArthur: First Phase, 1772-1812, by C. H. Cramer ..................... 27- 33

Extension to the Newark Works, by Dache M. Reeves........................... 189-193

The Folsom Phenomena as Seen from Ohio, by Henry Clyde Shetrone......... 240-256

Further Notes on Granville's Anti-abolition Disturbances of 1836, by Robert

Price ........................................ 365-368

GENEALOGY

Roush, L. L., The Roush Family in the Making of America.................. 197-239

General Simon 'Kenton, by Albert L. Slager, with an Introduction by Orton

G. Rust ..................................................................... 46-67

Guarding the Frontier, by Edgar Bruce Wesley--Book Review by H. L....... 194

GRANVILLE, OHIO

Price, Robert, Further Notes on Granville's Anti-abolition Disturbances of

1836 ........................................................................ 365-368

Price, Robert, The Ohio Anti-slavery Convention of 1836...................... 173-188

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380 OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Granville Anti-abolition Disturbances, by Robert Price.......................... 365-368

Herman Melville and the Ohio Press, by George Kummer ....................... 34-36

HOUGH, JOSEPH, 1783-1853

Beaver, R. P., Joseph Hough, an Early Miami Merchant...................... 37-45

Illinois Census Returns, 1810-1816; edited by Margaret Cross Norton--Book

review by W. D. O................................................................ 89-90

Illinois Census Returns, 1820; edited by Margaret Cross Norton--Book review

by W . D . O....................................................................... 89-90

ILLUSTRATIONS

Blades, fluted, Ohio, typical...................................................... 249

Blades, unfluted, Ohio, apparently related to fluted blades .................... 250

Cincinnati Tablet .................................................................fac. 261

Cincinnati Tablet, anthropomorphic figure ..................................... 262

Cincinnati Tablet, anthropomorphic figure compared to copper ornament................. 264

Cleveland, Ohio, Map I: Foreign Colonies, 1915 ................................ 334

Cleveland, Ohio, Map II: Foreign Colonies, 1930 .............................. 335

Copper ornament, bearing conventionalized head of figure on Cincinnati

Tablet ........................................................................... 263

God of the North and Underworlds ............................................. fac. 260

Newark, Ohio, airport and earthworks.......................................... fac. 188

Newark, Ohio, earthworks extension............................................. fac. 189

Newark, Ohio, earthworks, map................................................. 190

Newark, Ohio, earthworks, map from Squier and Davis, Ancient Monuments

of the Mississippi Valley ..................................................... 191

Weed, James T................................................................... 151

Immigrant Colonies in Cleveland, by Wellington G. Fordyce.................... 320-340

IMMIGRANTS

Fordyce, W. G., Immigrant Colonies in Cleveland .............................. 320-340

In Memoriam: Lowry Francis Sater, Trustee of the Ohio State Archeological

and Historical Society, by Freeman T. Eagleson and George W. Rightmire.. 284-286

James Backus: Citizen of Marietta, 1788-1791, by Josephine E. Phillips.......... 161-172

John James Piatt, Representative Figure of a Momentous Period, by Clare

Dowler ............................................................................ 1-26

John Smith, First Senator from Ohio and His Connections with Aaron Burr,

by M. Avis Pitcher................................................... 68-88

Joseph Hough, an Early Miami Merchant, by R. Pierce Beaver................ 37-45

The Journal of Jay Cooke; or, The Gibraltar Records, 1865-1905, by James E.

Pollard--Book review by H. G. S ............................................... 90-91.

A Journey from Baltimore to Louisville in 1810: Diary of William Newton

Mercer, edited by Edwin Adams Davis and John C. L. Andreassen.......... 351-364

KENTON SIMON, 1756-1836

Slager, A. L., General Simon Kenton, with an Introduction by Orton G. Rust 46-67

KENTON FAMILY

Slager, A. L., "Second Marriage Family," in his General Simon Kenton.... 67

LIBRARIES

Peat, W. D., The Museum and Library in Modern Education ............... 289-291

McARTHUR, DUNCAN, 1772-1839

Cramer, C. H., Duncan McArthur: First Phase, 1772-1812...................... 27-33

A Manual for History Museums, by Arthur C. Parker--Book review by W. D.

O. .................................................................................. 92

MAPS

'Cleveland, Ohio, foreign colonies, 1915 .......................................... 334

Cleveland, Ohio, foreign colonies, 1930 ........................................ 335

Newark, Ohio, earthworks......................................................... 190

Newark Ohio, earthworks, from Squier and Davis, Ancient Monuments of

the Mississippi Valley .......................................................... 191

MARIETTA, OHIO

A Gentleman at the Muskingum, "News from the Ohio !"...................... 371-373

MELVILLE, HERMAN, 1819-1891

Kummer, George, Herman Melville and the Ohio Press...................... 34-36

MICHIGAN--BOUNDARIES--OHIO

Wittke, Carl, The Ohio-Michigan Boundary Dispute Re-examined............. 299-319

Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Ohio State

Archaeological and Historical Society, Held April 21, 1936...................... 287-288

Mrs. Trollope, by John Francis McDermott........................................ 369-370

Morus Multicaulis; or, Silkworms Must Eat, by Robert Price.................... 265-272

The Mower in Ohio, by John James Piatt........................................ 20- 22

MULBERRY, see SERICULTURE.

The Museum and Library in Modern Education, by Wilbur D. Peat.......... 289-291

MUSEUMS

Peat, W. D., The Museum and Library in Modern Education ................ 289-291

SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX 381

MUSKINGUM VALLEY--DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL

A Gentleman at the Muskingum, "News from the Ohio!"....................... 371-373

NEWARK, OHIO--ANTIQUITIES

Reeves, D. M., A Newly Discovered Extension of the Newark Works....... 189-193

A Newly Discovered Extension of the Newark Works, by Dache M. Reeves.... 189-193

"News from the Ohio!" Extract of a Letter from a Gentleman at the Mus-

kingum ............................................................................ 371-373

A Note on Mrs. Trollope, by John Francis McDermott......................... 369-370

Notes ........................................................93-64; 196; 298; 378

OHIO--BOUNDARIES--MICHIGAN

Wittke, Carl, The Ohio-Michigan Boundary Dispute Re-examined............ 299-319

OHIO--HISTORY, LOCAL--BIBLIOGRAPHY

Weaver, C. L., and Mills, Helen (comps.), County Historical Material in the

Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society Library.................... 95-150

The Ohio Anti-slavery Convention of 1836, by Robert Price.................... 173-188

The Ohio-Michigan Boundary Dispute Re-examined, by Carl Wittke.......... 299-319

OHIO STATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Report of the Fiftieth Annual Meeting of the Ohio State Archeological and

Historical Society ........................................ ..................... 273-291

OHIO STATE ARCHEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY--

LIBRARY

Annual Report of the Secretary of the Ohio State Archaeological and Histori-

cal Society, April .23, 1935--April 21, 1936..................................... 275-278

Weaver, C. L. and Mills, Helen (comps.), County historical material in the

Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society Library.................... 95-160

OHIO STATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY--

MUSEUM

Report of the Director for the Year Ending April 21, 1936.................... 278-281

OHIO STATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY--

PUBLICATIONS

Annual Report of the Secretary of the Ohio State Archaeological and His-

torical Society, April 28, 1935-April 21, 1936.................................... 274-275

OHIO STATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY--

PUBLICATIONS--BIBLIOGRAPHY

Lindley, Harlow (comp.), Publications (In Print) of the Ohio State Archae-

ological and Historical Society, Revised May 1, 1936.......................... 292-296

OHIO STATE MUSEUM, see OHIO STATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND

HISTORICAL SOCIETY--MUSEUM.

OHIO VALLEY--DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL

Mercer, W. N., Diary; edited by Edwin Adams Davis and John C. L.

Andreassen, under the title of "A Journey from Baltimore to Louisville

in 1816" ....................................................................... 361-364

OHIO VALLEY--ECONOMIC CONDITIONS

Beaver, R. P., Joseph Hough, an Early Miami Merchant...................... 37- 45

PHOTOGRAPHY, AERIAL, IN ARCHAEOLOGY

Reeves, D. M., A Newly Discovered Extension of the Newark Works........ 189-193

PIATT, JOHN JAMES, 1835-1917

Dowler, Clare, John James Piatt, Representative Figure of a Momentous

Period ................................................................... 1-26

PIATT, JOHN JAMES--BIBLIOGRAPHY

Dowler, Clare, "Chronological Bibliography of the Works of John James

Piatt," in his John James Piatt, Representative Figure of a Momentous

Period ............................................................... 23- 26

PIATT FAMILY

Dowler, Clare, "Chart Showing Piatt Ancestry," in his John James Piatt,

Representative Figure of a Momentous Period ................................ 22- 23

POETRY

Gilliland, Strickland, Blemishes................................................... 237-238

Piatt, J. J., The Mower in Ohio ................................................ 20-22

Piatt, J. J., Snow Falling ........................................................13

Piatt, J. J., Sonnet--In 1862............................................ 20

Piatt, J. J, Torch-light in Fall-time .......................................... 20

Piatt, J. J., The Western Pioneer .............................................. 9

PORTRAITS

Weed, James T........................... ....................................... 151

Proceedings of the Ohio Sate Archaeological and Historical Society ............ 273-291

Publications (In Print) of the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society,

Revised May 1, 1936, by Harlow Lindley........................................ 292-296

Reminiscences of a Surveyor, by James T. Weed ................................. 151-160

Report of the Director for the Year Ending April 21, 1936...................... 278-281

382 OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Report of the Fiftieth Annual Meeting of the Ohio State Archaeological and

Historical Society ................................................................ 273-291

Report of the Secretary of the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society,

April 23, 1935--April 21, 1936 ...................................................... 273-278

Report of the Treasurer of the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society

for the Year Ending December 31, 1935.......................................... 282-283

ROUSH FAMILY

Roush, L. L., The Roush Family in the Making of America................... 197-239

SATER, LOWRY FRANCIS, 1867-1935

Eagleson, F. T., and Rightmire, G. W., In Memoriam: Lowry Francis Sater,

Trustee of the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society ............ 284-286

Secretary, Report of................................................................ 273-278

SERICULTURE--OHIO

Price, Robert, Morus Multicaulis; or, Silkworms Must Eat..................... 265-272

SILKWORMS, see SERICULTURE.

SLAVERY IN THE U.S.--ANTI-SLAVERY MOVEMENTS

Price, Robert, Further Notes on Granville's Anti-abolition Disturbances of

1836 .............................................................................. 365-368

Price, Robert, The Ohio Anti-slavery Convention of 1836 ...................... 173-188

SMITH, JOHN, c.1735-c.1824

Pitcher, M. A., John Smith, First Senator from Ohio and His Connections

with Aaron Burr ............................................................... 68- 88

Snow Falling, by John James Piatt ................................................ 13

SOCIETY OF SEPARATISTS OF ZOAR

Nixon, E. B., The Zoar Society: Applicants for Membership.................. 341-350

Solon Robinson, Pioneer and Agriculturist; Selected Writings; edited by Her-

bert Anthony Kellar--Book review............................................... 374-375

Sonnet--In 1862, by John James Piatt .............................................. 20

STONE IMPLEMENTS

Shetrone, H. C., The Folsom Phenomena as Seen from Ohio ................ 240-256

SURVEYORS AND SURVEYING

Weed, J. T., Reminiscences of a Surveyor...................................... 151-160

The Tall Sycamore of the Wabash (Daniel Wolsey Voorhees), by Leonard S.

Kenworthy--Book review ........................................................ 375-377

Torch-light in Fall-time, by John James Piatt ..................................... 20

The Transylvania Colony, by William Lester Stewart--Book review by W. D.

O. .......... .............................................................. 297

TRAVELS

Mercer, W. N., Diary; edited by Edgar Adams Davis and John C. L. An-

dreassen, under the title of "A Journey from Baltimore to Louisville in

1816" . ........................................................... 351-364

Treasurer, Report of..................................... 282-283

TROLLOPE, MRS. FRANCIS MILTON, 178C-1863

McDermott, J. F., A Note on Mrs. Trollope................................... 369-370

The University in the Great War, by Wilbur H. Siebert--Book review by

W. D. O. ......................................................................... 194-195

The Western Pioneer, by John James Piatt ................................... 9

WOODBRIDGE-GALLAHER MSS.

Phillips, J. E., James Backus: Citizen of Marietta, 1788-1791.................. 161-172

ZOAR, OHIO

Nixon, E. B., The Zoar Society: Applicants for Membership .................. 341-350

The Zoar Society: Applicants for Membership, by Edgar B. Nixon............ 341-350