Ohio History Journal

ANTISLAVERY MOVEMENT CHASE, Helen, "Richland County and Underground Railroad," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, V, No. 4 (August 1965), 2, 4. GARA, Larry, ed., "Brilliant Thoughts and Important Truths: A Speech of Frederick Douglass," Ohio History, LXXV (1966), 3-9. HOWARD, Victor B., "The Slavery Controversy and a Seminary for the Northwest," Journal of Presbyterian History, XLIII (1965), 227-253. "Shelby Quaker Served Underground Railroad," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, V, No. 4 (August 1965), 3. Concerns Stephen Blanchard. ARCHAEOLOGY "Bannerstones," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 92-93. From the collection of Stanley G. Copeland, Columbus. Ohio. BENNETT, Paul E., "A Highly Decorated Fort Ancient Burial," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 64-65. Artifacts from a Fort Ancient village site in Scioto County, Ohio. BENNETT, Paul E., "An Unusual Fort Ancient Burial," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 6-9. Found near Portsmouth, Ohio. BRANSCOME, Ray E., "A Great Hobby," Central States Archaeological Journal, XII (1965), 143-145. Artifacts found in Hamilton and Butler counties. BRITT, Claude, Jr., "The Monteville Site in Butler County, Ohio," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 40-45. BROWN, Leonard H., "The Dent Turner Cache," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 72-73. Describes the basically Adena cache with a Palaeo-Indian artifact included in it found northwest of Coshocton, Ohio in 1952. BROWN, Leonard H., "A Guernsey County Woods Find," Ohio Archaeologist, XV (1965), 117. Human bones, beads, and two axes.

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BROWN, Leonard H., "A Sculptured Head," Ohio Archaeologist, XV (1965), 116. A

Coshocton County find.

BROWN, LEONARD H., "Summer Excavations," Ohio Archaeologist, XV (1965),

140-141. By Case Institute of Technology in Ross, Athens, Vinton, and Coshocton

counties.

CARROLL, George, "Human Effigy," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 79. Describes a

stone sculpture of the human form from Hugh Wachtel's collection.

CARSKADDEN, Jeff, "Palaeo-Indian Points from Muskingum County," Ohio Archae-

ologist, XVI (1966), 4-5.

"Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Julius E. Noebe," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 30-31.

Projectile points found in the Walhonding Valley.

CONVERSE, Robert N., "Ohio Stone Tools," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 99-137.

CONVERSE, Robert N., "The Troyer Site," Ohio Archaeologist XVI (1966), 11-15. Near

Plain City; surface finds.

DAWSON, Harold A., "The Woodrow Rock Shelter," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966),

76-78. Describes site found in December, 1958 located near Coal Hollow Creek in

Columbiana County, Ohio.

ELLIS, H. Holmes, Flint Working Techniques of the American Indians: An Experi-

mental Study. Columbus, Ohio Historical Society, 1965. 63p.

FORSYTH, Jane L., "Ohio's New State Gem," Wonderful World of Ohio, XXIX

(October 1965), 32-35. Gives an account of the use of flint by prehistoric and historic

Indians.

GOODMAN, Kenneth C., "The Picnic Table Archaic Point," Ohio Archaeologist, XV1

(1966), 58. An Archaic point found along the Scioto River in Columbus, Ohio.

GRIMM, Elmer, "The Grimm Spear," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 75. Describes

a spear found in Lorain County, Ohio in 1916.

HAIGHT, Marion and Norman L. Wright, M.D., "Reworked Palaeo Artifacts," Ohio

Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 74. Fragments found in Coshocton County, Ohio.

"Hamilton County Surface Finds," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 96. Includes a white

quartz loaf stone and a hematite plummet.

"Hopewellian Artifacts from Northern Ohio," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 91. Points

found by Paul R. Swinger of Grafton, Ohio.

JESENSKY, Joseph D., "Summit County Slate Gorget," Ohio Archaeologist, XV (1965),

142-143.

KINKADE, Glenn E., "High Speed Surface Find," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966),

87. Describes Adena flint blade found near Coshocton, Ohio.

"Material from the Wachtel Collection, Dayton, Ohio," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966),

93-95.

MORROW, Don, "More Fun Than Hunting Eggs," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966),

32-33. Indian relics found on Easter Sunday, 1965, near Alexandria, Ohio.

MORTINE, Wayne A., "Palaeo Artifacts from the Newcomerstown Area," Ohio Archae-

ologist, XV (1965), 134-135.

MURPHY, James and Larry Picking, "Archaeology of the Plains Area, Athens County,

Ohio," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (April 1966), 48-57.

MYRON, Robert, Mounds, Towns and Totems. Cleveland, World Publishing Company,

1966. 127p. Contains sections on the Indians of Ohio, such as Adena, Hopewell, and

the moundbuilding Indians in general.

OMWAKE, H. F., and M. Joseph Becker, "Evaluation of an Assortment of White Clay

Pipe Bowl and Stem Fragments Surface-Collected and Excavated from Sites in

Southern Michigan and Ohio," Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXXVII (1965), 133-150.

PATTERSON, Richard P., "A Pleasant Ridge Site," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966),

88-90. Describes site located in Fearing Township, Washington County, Ohio.

"A Prize Flint Blade," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 86. Describes blade found by

Gary R. Aeh, Portsmouth, Ohio.

PRUFER, Olaf H., Studies in Ohio Archaeology. Cleveland, Western Reserve Univer-

sity Press, 1966. 368p.

"Serpent Mound," The Wonderful World of Ohio, XXX (August 1966), 22-23.

SMITH, Arthur George, "The Old Home Farm," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (April 1966),

62-63. Artifacts found on the Smith farm in Lakewood, Ohio.

"Specimens from the Timmons Collection," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 91.

SPENCER, Robert F. and Jesse D. Jennings, and others, The Native Americans. New

York, Harper and Row Publishers, 1965. Contains a section on the Adena-Hopewell

Indians and other references.

SUTTON, Ernest R., "Exploration of an Adena Mound, Athens County, Ohio," Ohio

Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 80-85.

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"A Symposium of Reviews," New York State Archaeological Association, The Bulletin,

No. 36 (March 1966), 5-9, 9-10. Gives five reviews covering the book: The Archae-

ology of New York State by William A. Ritchie. Some of the sites mentioned are

in northeastern Ohio and the Ohio Valley.

THELER, James L., and Franklin P. Everman, "The Eight Mile Site, Hamilton County,

Ohio," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 60-61.

TOWNSEND, Earl C., Jr., "Facts About Fakes," The Redskin, I (July 1966), 33-40.

Article uses many illustrations taken from the Ohio Archaeologist.

TOWNSEND, Earl C., Jr., "Ohio Flint Ridge Dovetails," The Redskin, I (July 1966),

8-32.

"The Tredway Dovetail," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 96. Found in Coshocton

County about fifty years ago.

WALSTON, Earl, "Porphory Birdstone," Ohio Archaeologist, XV (1965), 138-139.

WRIGHT, Norman L., "Butterfly Bannerstone Manufacture," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI

(1966), 24-28. All illustrations are Ohio specimens.

WRIGHT, Norman L., "Lunate Knife," Ohio Archaeologist, XVI (1966), 29. Found

near Coshocton.

 

ARTS AND CRAFTS

ALSOP, Joseph, "Treasures of the Cleveland Museum of Art," Art in America, LIV

(May-June 1966), 21-44.

ANDREWS, Edward Deming and Faith Andrews, Religion in Wood: A Book of Shakel

Furniture. Bloomington, Indiana University Press, 1966. 106p. Describes Shaker

furniture found in Shaker settlements in various states, including Ohio.

CLARK, Roger, "Cincinnati Coppersmiths," Cincinnati Historical Society, Bulletin,

XXIII (1965), 257-272.

COOK, Alexander B., "Great Lakes Historical Society Museum, Vermilion, Ohio," Inland

Seas, XXII (1966), 75-76. Discusses the acquisition of two unusual matching ship

carvings from the Greyhound which was built in 1867, and later used on another

side-wheeler built in 1902.

"Dulcimers," Wonderful World of Ohio, XXX (January 1966), 9-11. On the collection

of Ohio-made dulcimers of Anne Grimes of Zanesville.

"First Ladies of Ohio," The Wonderful World of Ohio, XXX (December 1966Y 16-19.

Describes the authentic dolls representing the wives of the United States presidents

made by Mrs. Charles Loar of Massillon, Ohio.

GALBRAITH, A. E., Jr., "Mariettta's First Clockmaker," Ohio Historical Society,

Echoes, IV (November 1965), [1].

"Glass, Beauty and Color," The Wonderful World of Ohio, XXIX (November 1965), 6-7.

HOOVER, Earl R., "Benjamin Hanby's Famous Christmas Song 'Up on the Housetop,'"

Musigram: Journal of Musical History, III (December 1965), 48-51. The text shows

how the folk stanzas differ from the original stanzas written by Hanby.

HUTSLAR, Donald A., "In the Days of Black Powder," The Wonderful World of

Ohio, XXIX (November 1965), 12-15. About Ohio-made guns.

JOHANNESEN, Eric, "Simeon Porter: Ohio Architect," Ohio History, LXXIV (1965),

169-190.

KELLER, Kathryn M., "Cobbled-Up Story," Maumee Valley Historical Society, Ohio

Cues, XV, No. 5 (February 1966), 1, 3, 4. Shoemaking in Ohio.

KELLER, Kathryn M., "Picture Story," Maumee Valley Historical Society, Ohio Cues,

XV, No. 2 (November 1965), 6. An account of the Toledo artist, William Machen,

with a reproduction of one of his paintings.

"Ohioan Painted the Spirit of '76," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, VI, No. 2 (April

1966), 1, 3. A report of the work of Archibald MacNeal Willard (1836-1918).

"Ohio's Historic Architecture," The Wonderful World of Ohio, XXX (April 1966), 30-34.

"Overture of Cincinnati Ceramics," Cincinnati Historical Society, Bulletin, XXV (1967),

70-84.

"Sawmills," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, V (January 1966), [1].

SMITH, Ophia D., "A Survey of Artists in Cincinnati: 1789-1830," Cincinnati Historical

Society, Bulletin, XXV (1967), 2-20.

TUCKER, Louis Leonard, "Hiram Powers and Cincinnati," Cincinnati Historical So-

ciety, Bulletin, XXV (1967), 21-49.

VITZ, Robert C., "Seventy Years of Cincinnati Art: 1790-1860," Cincinnati Historical

Society, Bulletin, XXV (1967), 50-69.

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HINDLE, Brooke, with a directory by Lucius F. Ellsworth, Technology in Early

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DINGILIAN, Arlene, "The Political Education of a Saloonkeeper," Cincinnati Historical

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DODGE, Maj.-Gen. Grenville Mellen, Personal Recollections. Denver, Colorado, Alan

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DOWNES, Randolph C., "Jacob Dolson Cox, 1866-1868," Maumee Valley Historical

Society, Ohio Cues, XVI, No. 4 (January 1967), 2-3. Governor of Ohio.

DOWNES, Randolph C., "Salmon Portland Chase, Governor of Ohio, 1856-1860," Mau-

mee Valley Historical Society, Ohio Cues, XV, No. 7 (April 1966), 3.

EASTON, Loyd D., "August Willich, Marx, and Left-Hegelian Socialism," Cahiers

de L'isea, August 1965, pp.¹⁰¹-¹³⁷.

EYNON, Nola R., "Last Revolutionary War Veteran Dies," Ohio Genealogical Society,

Report, VI, No. 1 (February 1966), 1. John Gray (1764-1868) of Noble County.

FARRELL, Richard, "Daniel Drake: The Ohio Valley's Benjamin Franklin," Cincin-

nati Historical Society, Bulletin, XXIII (1965), 243-256.

FLAGG, Mildred Buchanan, "Rollo Walter Brown," Ohioana, IX (1966), 13-15, 35-37.

An Ohio author.

FLORY, Claude R., "Annie Oakley in the South," North Carolina Historical Review,

XLIII (1966), 333-343.

FOLGER, Fred J., "Charles Anderson," Maumee Valley Historical Society, Ohio Cues,

XVI, No. 3 (December 1966), 2-3. An Ohio governor.

FOLGER, Fred J., "Thomas Corwin, Governor of Ohio, 1840-1842," Maumee Valley

Historical Society, Ohio Cues, XV, No. 1 (October 1965) 2, 4.

FROST, Lawrence A., U. S. Grant Album. Seattle, Superior Publishing Company, 1966.

¹⁹²p. Contains over 350 photographs of Grant from boyhood to president together

with sympathetic text.

GODWIN, Blake-More, "George W. Stevens," Toledo Museum of Art, Museum News,

IX (1966), 5-22.

GOODE, James Moore, "'Old Guff' in Virginia," Virginia Cavalcade, XVI (Summer

1966), 4-9. An account of William Holmes McGuffey.

"The Harding Trail," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, IV (October 1965), [1].

"Henry Howe, Connecticut Yankee," Virginia Cavalcade, XV, No. 3 (Winter 1966),

36-47. Includes several paragraphs on his Ohio period.

"Hezekiah Eldredge (1795-1845), Master Builder of Western New York State and the

Western Reserve," Western Reserve Historical Society, Historical Society News,

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HESS, Stephen, "Big Bill Taft," American Heritage, XVII (October 1966), 32-37.

HOOVER, Earl R., "Our Bard, Benjamin R. Hanby 'The Foster of Ohio,'" Ohio

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Ohio Cues, XV, No. 4 (January 1966), 2, 4.

KELLER, Kathryn M., "Thomas Cole, a Self-portrait," Maumee Valley Historical

Society, Ohio Cues, XVI, No. 2 (November 1966), 3.

KNEPPER, George W. ed., Travels in the Southland, 1822-1823: The Journal of Lucius

Verus Bierce. Columbus, Ohio State University Press, 1966. 139p. Influential citizen

of the Akron area.

LEWIN, Howard, "A Frontier Diplomat: Andrew Montour," Pennsylvania History,

XXXIII (1966), 153-187. Includes his work for the Ohio Company, 1743-1768.

LEYLAND, Herbert T., Thomas Smith Webb. Dayton, Ohio, Otterbein Press, 1965.

465p. Worthington, Ohio mill operator and Mason.

LOOMIS, Chauncey C., "Cincinnati's Arctic Explorer: Charles Francis Hall," Cincin-

nati Historical Society, Bulletin, XXIV (1966), 3-17.

McCORMICK, Edgar L., and Gary A. DuBro, "'If I Live to Get Home . . .' The Civil

War Letters of Private Jonathan McElderry," (of Union County, Ohio) Kent

State University, The Serif, III (March 1966), 21-30.

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1848," Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, CXI (1966), 35-47.

MARR, George A., "Captain George Perry McKay," Inland Seas, XX (1966), 208-225.

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MORGAN, Charles H., George Bellows: Painter of America. New York, Reynal and

Company, 1965. 381p.

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MORISON, Samuel Eliot, "A Memoir and Estimate of Albert Bushnell Hart," Mas-

sachusetts Historical Society Proceedings, LXXVII (January-December 1965), 28-

52. A Cleveland physician.

MORTON, Lena Beatrice, My First Sixty Years: Passion for Wisdom. New York,

Philosophical Library, 1965. 175p. A teacher at the University of Cincinnati.

"Ohioan R. B. Hayes Our 19th U.S. President," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, VII,

No. 1 (February 1967). A Hayes issue.

OLSEN, Otto H., "Tourg6e on Reconstruction: A Revisionist Document of 1892," Kent

State University, The Serif, II (September 1965), 21-28.

PESKIN, Allan, ed., North into Freedom: The Autobiography of John Maluin, Free

Negro, 1795-1880. Cleveland, Press of the Western Reserve University, 1966. 87p.

PITKIN, Thomas M., ed., Grant, the Soldier. Washington, D. C., Acropolis Books, 1966.

88p.

POWER-WATERS, Alma Shelley, Sarah Peter: The Dream and the Harvest. New

York, Farrar, Straus, and Company, 1965. 177p. A biography of the daughter of

Ohio Governor Worthington and long-time resident of Cincinnati. For ages nine to

fifteen.

"'Private' Dalzell and the Reunion," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report. VI, No. 1

(February 1966), 3. Reunion at Caldwell in 1874.

RENTSCHLER, Thomas B., introduced by, "A Brief Account of Mr. Hough's Life

Written by Himself in 1852," Cincinnati Historical Society, Bulletin, XXIV (1966),

302-312. Hough was a business man in Ohio between 1806 and 1820.

RICHARDSON, L. W., "John Malvin: Canal Boat Captain," Towpaths, IV (October

1966), 37-40.

RUSK, Sarah E., "Hezekiah Eldridge, Architect-Builder of St. John's Church, Cleveland,

Ohio," Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, XXV (1966), 50-59.

SELBY, John, Beyond Civil Rights. Cleveland, World Publishers, 1966. 216p. An account

of Russell and Rowena Jelliffee, the founders of an interracial art center in Cleve-

land, Ohio, the Karamu House.

SHERMAN, Richard G., "Charles G. Dawes, a Nebraska Businessman, 1887-1894: The

Making of an Entrepreneur," Nebraska History, XLVI (1965), 193-207. Some Ohio

background.

SINCLAIR, Andrew, The Available Man: The Life Behind the Masks of Warren

Gamaliel Harding. New York, The Macmillan Company, 1965. 344p.

SINCLAIR, Bruce, "Thomas Woodhouse Bakewell's Autobiographical Sketch and Its

Relation to Early Steamboat Engineering on the Ohio," The Filson Club History

Quarterly, XL (1966), 235-248. A merchant and manufacturer in Cincinnati in

1824-1872.

SMITH, Thomas H., "An Ohioan's Role in Oregon History," Oregon Historical Quart-

erly, LXVI (1965), 218-232. Charles Blair of Knox County.

THOMPSON, Lawrence S., "American Bibliophiles: XII, Donald F. Hyde," American

Book Collector, XVI (March 1966), 10. Mr. Hyde was born and spent his boyhood

in Chillicothe, Ohio.

VENABLE, William H., "Personal Recollections and Anecdotes of Thomas Buchanan

Read," Cincinnati Historical Society, Bulletin, XXIII (1965), 279-285. A frequent

visitor to Cincinnati and a city resident, 1861-67.

WALDEN, Robert, "Hugh Mosher," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, VI, No. 2 (April

1966), 1. Describes the fifer in Archibald MacNeal Willard's picture the "Spirit

of '76."

WALKER, Kenneth R., "Ohio's Three Chief Justices: Puritans on the Bench," North-

west Ohio Quarterly, XXXVIII (1966), 66-73. Salmon P. Chase, Morrison R. Waite,

and William H. Taft.

WREEDE, Estella H., "General Robert Kingston Scott," Maumee Valley Historical

Society, Ohio Cues, XVI, No. 2 (November 1966), 4.

WREEDE, Estella H., "Ohio's First War Governor: William Dennison, Jr., 1860-1862,"

Maumee Valley Historical Society, Ohio Cues, XV, No. 8 (May 1966), 2.

WREEDE, Estella H., "William Bebb, Nineteenth Governor of Ohio," Maumee Valley

Historical Society, Ohio Cues, XV, No. 3 (December 1965), 2, 6.

WUST, Klaus G., "The English and German Printing Office: Bilingual Printers in

Maryland and Virginia," Society for the History of the Germans in Maryland,

Thirty-Second Report (1966), 32-34. Contains a discussion of Jacob D. Dietrick

(1778-1838), a Republican newspaperman in Lancaster, Ohio.

YOUNG, Rosamond McPherson, Made of Aluminum: A Life of Charles Martin Hall.

New York, David McKay Company, 1965. 213p. A biography of the man who found

an inexpensive way to recover aluminum from its ores.

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BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY

BLOWER, James M. and Robert S. Korach, The N.O.T. & L. Story. Chicago, Central

Electric Railfans' Association, 1966. ³69p.

CARROLL, Lillian M., "Cash on the Barrel Top," Maumee Valley Historical Society,

Ohio Cues, XV, No. 5 (February 1966), 4. On the use of barter and cash in early

Ohio.

CARROLL, Lillian M., "Cool, Man, Cool!: A Story of Ohio's Ice Industry," Maumee

Valley Historical Society, Ohio Cues, XV, No. 3 (December 1965), 1, 5. With

emphasis on Sandusky, Ohio.

CLARK, John G., The Grain Trade in the Old Northwest. Urbana, University of Illinois

Press, 1966. 336p. Ohio grain trade is included in this study.

CURL, Donald Walter, "The Cincinnati Commercial," Cincinnati Historical Society

Bulletin, XXIV (1966), 221-235.

DAVIS, Lance E. and John Legler, "The Government in the American Economy, 1815-

1902: A Quantitative Study," Journal of Economic History, XXVI (1966), 514-555.

Ohio is included in the analysis as in the "East-North-Central" division of the states.

Directory of Ohio Manufacturers, 1966. Columbus, Ohio, Department of Industrial Rela-

tions, 1966. 833p.

ELLIS, William Donohue, The Cuyahoga. New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc.,

1966. ³²0p. The story of the Cuyahoga River of the Connecticut Western Reserve

in northern Ohio as a source of manufacturing and milling power and a center for

Great Lakes shipping.

FRAZIER, Minerva, "The Days of the Deep Mines at Coal Ridge," Ohio Genealogical

Society, Report, VI, No. 1 (February 1966), 4. Noble County.

GOULDEN, Joseph C., The Curtis Caper. New York, G. P. Putman's Sons, 1965. 281p.

An account of the rise and fall of the Curtis Publishing Company of Springfield.

HILTON, George W., "The Chicago Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad," The Railway and

Locomotive Historical Society, Bulletin No. 114, (April 1966), 5-14.

HUTSLAR, Donald A., "The Young Repeating Shotgun," American Rifleman, CXIV

(September 1966), 56-60. Is the story of "Sparrow" Young and his two-shot trap

gun.

JOHNSON, Arthur M. and Barry Supple, Boston Capitalists and Western Railroads:

A Study in the Nineteenth-Century Railroad Investment Process. Cambridge, Har-

vard University Press, 1967. 416p.

LANGWORTHY, Helen, "Marble Driven Cash Register," The Antiques Journal, XXI

(March 1966), 23. Describes a cash register built in 1850 by the John Waddel

Manufacturing Company of Greenfield, Ohio.

McKAY, William A., "The Packet Boat Era on the Ohio," Filson Club History Quart-

erly, XL (1966), 357-367.

PIXTON, John, The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, 1845-1883. University Park,

Pennsylvania State University Press, 1966. 94p. (Penn. State Studies No. 17).

PORTER, Daniel R., "Lockington Locks," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, V (April

1966), [1].

REHOR, John A., The Nickel Plate Story. Milwaukee, Kalmbach Publishing Co., 1965.

⁴⁸³p.

"Revolution in the Kitchen," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, V (December 1966), [1].

Pictures Stoves Manufactured in Ohio, 1818-1890.

"Sawmills," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, V (January 1966), [1]. Describes early

Ohio mills, 1780-1857.

SCHEIBER, Harry N., "The Commercial Bank of Lake Erie, 1831-1843," Business His-

tory Review, XL (1966), 47-66.

SCHOFIELD, Mary-Peale, "The Cleveland Arcade," Journal of the Society of Architec-

tural Historians, XXV (December 1966), 281-291.

"Sherwin-Williams 100th Anniversary Highlights Cleveland's Paint Industry," Cleve-

lander, XL, No. 10 (February 1966), 4-11. History of the Sherwin-Williams and

Glidden companies.

STEALEY, John Edmund, III, "Notes on the Ante-Bellum Cattle Industry from the

McNeill Family Papers," Ohio History, LXXV (1966), 38-47.

STERN, Joseph S., Jr., "The Suspension Bridge: They Said It Couldn't Be Built,"

Cincinnati Historical Society, Bulletin, XXIII (1965), 211-228.

THORNBROUGH, Emma Lou, "American Negro Newspapers, 1880-1914," Business

History Review, XL (1966), 467-490. Includes Negro newspapers published in Ohio.

TREVORROW, F. W., "The Cincinnati and Whitewater Canal," Towpaths, IV (October

1966), 41-47. Describes the problems of construction and cost of the canal.

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THROWER, Norman J. W., Original Survey and Land Subdivision. Chicago, Rand

McNally and Company, 1966. 160p. Book compares two ways of dividing the land

in an area of northwestern Ohio.

WEED, J. Merrill, "C. E. Sherman: C. E., Engineer, Historian," Ohio Historical Society,

Echoes, V (March 1966), [1].

WHITE John H., Cincinnati Locomotive Builders, 1845-1868. Washington, D. C.,

Smithsonian Institution, 1965. 167p.

WREEDE, Estella H., "Ohio Claims the Largest Country Store in the World," Maumee

Valley Historical Society, Ohio Cues, XVI (October 1963), 1, 6. Describes the

Garver Bros. Company in Strasburg, Ohio.

WREEDE, Estella H., "America's Dessert Cheese Capital, Van Wert, Ohio," Maumee

Valley Historical Society, Ohio Cues, XV, No. 4 (January 1966), 3.

EDUCATION AND CULTURE

BALL, Roland A., "My Father, Ernest R. Ball," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report,

VI, No. 5 (June 1966), 1, 3, 4. Was Cleveland's "Ballad King."

BILLINGTON, Ray Allen, ed., America's Frontier Heritage. Histories of the American

Frontier Series. New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc., 1966. 302p. Frontier

conditions in Ohio are discussed in many places in the book.

BITTNER, W. Sanford, "The Cost of Higher Education, 1929," Ohio Historical Society,

Echoes, V (August 1966), [1]. Quotes from a letter from Charles H. Clark, a student

at Ohio University in 1829.

BUCKINGHAM, Ray E., "Ohio's Miniature World of Letters," Ohioana, VIII (Winter,

1965-1966), 99-103.

CAMPBELL, Thomas Francis, A History of the School of Applied Social Sciences.

Cleveland, Western Reserve University Press, 1966. 160p.

"Christmas at School -- 1817," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, IV (December 1965), [1].

"Cleveland Play House Marks Fifty Years," Clevelander, XL, No. 6 (October 1965),

58-59.

EASTON, Loyd D., Hegel's First American Followers, The Ohio Hegelians; J. B. Stallo,

Peter Kaufmann, Moncure Conway, August Willich. Athens, Ohio University Press,

1967. 353p.

EYNON, Nola R., "One Room Schools," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, VI, No. 1

(February 1966), 3. In Noble County in 1916.

FLORY, Julia McCune, The Cleveland Play House -- How It Began. Cleveland, Western

Reserve University Press, 1965. 133p.

GERSTNER, Patsy A., "Natural History in the Midwest's Earliest Scientific Journal,"

The Bulletin of the Cleveland Medical Library, XIII (1966), 49-53. Describes The

Western Quarterly Reporter of Medical, Surgical, and Natural Science, "which

was supported by physicians and naturalists of the Western Country," and was

published in Cincinnati from March, 1822 until late in 1823.

GODWIN, Blake-More, "George W. Stevens," Toledo Museum of Art, Museum News,

IX (1966), 5-22. Includes historical data on the museum by the director.

GOULDER, Grace, "Some Early Ohio Libraries," Kent State University, The Serif,

III (March 1966), 3-8.

HATCHER, Harlan, The Western Reserve: The Story of New Connecticut in Ohio.

Cleveland, World Publishing Company, 1966. 328p.

HERGET, Paul, "The Minor Planet Center at the Cincinnati Observatory," The Cin-

cinnati Historical Society Bulletin, XXIV (1966), 175-187.

HOLLIDAY, Joseph E., "Cincinnati Opera Festivals During the Gilded Age," The

Cincinnati Historical Society Bulletin, XXIV (1966), 131-149.

JANOWSKY, Oscar I., "The Cleveland Bureau of Jewish Education: A Case Study,

1924-1954," American Jewish History Quarterly, LIV (1965), 323-357.

McMULLEN, Haynes, "The Use of Books in the Ohio Valley Before 1850," Journal of

Library History, I (January 1966), 43-56, 73.

MILLER, Lillian B., Patrons and Patriotism: The Encouragement of the Fine Arts

in the United States, 1790-1860. Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1966. 335p.

Contains a chapter, "Art in the West," that includes Ohio contributions.

MULLER, Dorothea R., "Josiah Strong and American Nationalism: A Reevaluation,"

Journal of American History, LIII (1966), 487-503. An Ohioan who wrote Our

Country.

MURRAY, Robert K., "Harding on History," Journal of American History, LIII (1967),

781-784. Presents a letter written by the President discussing the importance of

"a proper understanding of the problems connected with Modern History."

"Nearby Schools of Guernsey County," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, VI, No. 1

(February 1966), 3, 4.

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NUNMAKER, Frances G., "The Unique Ohioana Library," The Wonderful World of

Ohio, XXXI (January 1967), 13-15.

"Ohio in Song," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, VI (April 1967) [1]. Describes the

various "official" state songs of Ohio.

PORTER, Daniel R., "The Ohio State Museum," The Wonderful World of Ohio, XXXI

(January 1967), 22-25.

SMITH, Jane, "The Railroad Museum," The Wonderful World of Ohio, XXXI (Janu-

ary 1967), 32-35. Describes the museum that was the idea of Eugene Lambert,

located in Conneaut, Ohio.

TIMMONS, Kay, "University of Dayton: Potential Unlimited," Dayton, I, No. 6 (Sep-

tember 1965), 19-23. Gives historical background.

TUCKER, Louis L., "The Literary Club of Cincinnati," Cincinnati Historical Society,

Bulletin, XXIII (1965), 201.

WHITE, Jessie Jewitt, "Cleveland's Ballad King," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report,

VI (June 1966), 1-4.

WOODWARD, Charles, introduced by, "Two Cincinnati Astronomers, Ormsby M.

Mitchel and Paul Herget," The Cincinnati Historical Society, Bulletin, XXIV

(1966), 164-174.

GENEALOGY

BARNETT, James, and others, "Wyoming Honors Its Founder, Robert Reily," Cin-

cinnati Historical Society, Bulletin, XXIII (1965), 202-205.

"Bates Files Claim in 1809," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, VI, No. 1 (February

1966), 2. Ephrain Bates, Noble County.

CAREY, Maude, "⁷⁰ Early Burial Plots, Shelby County," Ohio Genealogical Society,

Report, V, No. 4 (August 1965) 3.

CONNER, Mrs. Robert M., "Genealogies of [Noble] County Pioneers," Ohio Genealog-

ical Society, Report, VI (February 1966), 1-2. Levi Finley, Bridgeman, Stone,

Buckey, Williams, Morrison, Cunningham, Cox, Bonar, and Snyder families.

DOUTHIT, Ruth L. "Ancestor Chasing in Ohio," Indiana History Bulletin, XLII

(1965), 150-156. An analysis of sources for Ohio genealogy.

FEDORCHAK, Catherine Foreaker, "Revolutionary War Pensioners of Monroe

County," Ohio Genealogical Society Report, VI, No. 4 (August 1966), 1-4.

FRAZIER, Minerva, "The Frazier Family," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, VI,

No. 1 (February 1966), 1.

LACY, Roy E., comp., "Veteran Records of Shelby County," Ohio Genealogical Society,

Report, V, No. 4 (August 1965), 3.

LACY, Roy E., comp., "Wesley Methodist Cemetery Records," Ohio Genealogical So-

ciety, Report, V, No. 4 (August 1965), 3. Near Anna, Shelby County.

"The 'McKee' Family," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, VI, No. 1 (February 1966),

2. Ezra McKee of Washington County.

"New Orleans German Port List for 1845," Balkan and Eastern European American

Genealogical and Historical Society, III (June 1966), 3-25. Contains many names

of people whose destination was Cincinnati.

Ohio Amish Directory: Holmes County and Vicinity, 1965 edition. Prepared under direc-

tion of Harold E. Cross, M.D., Division of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University

School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland.

Ohio Records and Pioneer Families, VI, No. 4 (1965). Contains: Licking County tax

list, 1810; Knox County tax list, 1810; list of Revolutionary and War of 1812 soldiers

buried in Carroll County; Huron County cemetery records; sketch of family of

Enos Atwater, Portage County; records of Pioneer Trail Cemetery, Mantua

Township, Portage County; family records for Ozias, Woodhouse, Botkin, Black,

Beeks, and Powell families; clippings from early Ohio newspapers; list of War of

1812 soliders buried in Ross, Fayette, Pickaway, and Greene counties; Meigs

County pioneer families, S-Z.

Ohio Records and Pioneer Families, VII, No. 1 (1966). Contains: Family records for

Scott and Griffith families; Jefferson County tax list, 1810; Morrow County marriage

records, 1848-53; Guernsey County cemetery records; Licking County death records,

1874-82; clippings from early Ohio newspapers; Knox County will index, 1808-70;

Putnam County pioneer families, A-B.

Ohio Records and Pioneer Families, VII, No. 2 (1966). Contains: Family records for

the David Murphey family of Putnam County; Hamilton County 1810 tax list;

Guernsey County 1810 tax list; Highland County 1810 tax list; Morrow County

marriage index for 1848-1853; Licking County death records 1874-1882; Knox

County will index 1861-1870, 1870-1877, 1877-1882; Jefferson County Bacon Ridge

Cemetery records; Jefferson County Sugar Grove M. E. Cemetery records; Jefferson

County Smithfield Cemetery #1 records; Cemetery at Shelley School near Knoxville;

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Abel J. Crawford Farm Cemetery near Knoxville; another near the Jeffrey farm at

Carmen's; another near the above two, Grimm Cemetery; some Geauga County

death notices; family histories for the Guernsey County Rose-Whaling families and

Rose-Dilley families; Putnam County pioneer families; original land entries for

Miami County, Union Township.

Ohio Records and Pioneer Families, VII, No. 3 (1966). Contains: Family records for

John Garrett, III, of Portage County; Gallia, Geauga and Greene County tax lists

for 1810; Morrow County marriages for 1848-1858; Licking County death records,

1876-1882; Gallia County, Mt. Zion, Long, Denny and Fairfield cemeteries; Miami

County land entries; Putnam County pioneer families.

Ohio Records and Pioneer Families, VII, No. 4 (1966). Contains: Fayette, Fairfield,

and Franklin County 1810 tax lists; Licking County death records; Morrow County

marriages for 1856-1858; Gallia County: Centenary and Morgan cemeteries; Geauga

County: Morton, Munn, South Newbury cemeteries; early Ohio newspaper clippings;

Putnam County pioneer families.

Ohio Records and Pioneer Families, VIII, No. 1 (1967). Contains: Ohio counties--

formation and county seats; evolution of Ohio county boundaries; Delaware, Clin-

ton, and Coshocton counties, 1810 tax lists; Delaware County women born before

1801, burials; cemeteries: Cuyahoga County, Chagrin Falls area, Riverview Road

area, (Brecksville), and Hermoga Cemetery (Independence area); early Ohio

newspaper clippings; family records: Young, Morrison, Willard, Fetterhoff; Clinton

County pioneers.

Ohio Records and Pioneer Families, VIII No. 2 (1967). Contains: Columbiana and

Butler counties tax lists, 1810; miscellaneous cemetery records for Coshocton,

Mercer and Montgomery counties; Clermont County marriage index, 1810-1807;

miscellaneous clippings from early Ohio newspapers; Part I, "Nantucket in

Portage County, Ohio," by Edgar L. McCormick; Revolutionary War soldier records

for Cherry, Carlton, Elliott; family records for Reed, Work, Peters, Dunbar,

McGoldrick; Clermont County land grants.

The Ohio Researcher, IV, No. 2 (1965). Contains: Marion County marriages, 1824-26:

Marion County wills and inventories, 1825-35; Marion County deeds, 1821-22;

Morrow County, Ohio Society of Friends, Alum Creek monthly meetings, birth,

deaths, marriages, and removal certificates, 1828, and births and deaths, 1830.

The Ohio Researcher, IV, No. 3 (1965). Contains: Morrow County naturalization records,

1861-1902; Morrow County wills, 1848-1850; Richland County deeds, 1814-1815;

Richland County wills, 1816-1822; Washington County deeds 1790-1795.

The Ohio Researcher, IV, No. 4 (1966). Contains: Huron County deeds, 1802-1810;

Huron County naturalization of minors, 1885-1903; Crawford County marriages,

1831-1832; Crawford County wills, 1831-1838; Seneca County wills, 1828-1836.

RENIGER, Jerilyn Jacklin, comp., The Messenger Family in Portage and Geauga

Counties, Ohio. Privately published, 1966. 338p.

"Rev. David Gorby," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, VI, No. 1 (February 1966), 4.

Methodist circuit rider of Noble County.

WILL, Charles G., "The Renicks: Pickaway County's First Cattlemen," Pickaway

County Historical Society, Pickaway Quarterly, V, No. 4 (Fall 1965), 5-9.

"Young Operates First Cotton Factory," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, VI, No. 1

(February 1966), 1. Genealogical data on William Young of Noble County, said

to have operated the first cotton factory in the United States.

 

GENERAL

"Christmas in Pioneer Ohio." Wonderful World of Ohio, XXIX, (December 1965), 2-5.

"The Heritage that is Ohio," Ohio Bell Voice, XIII (July 1966), 8-11; (September 1966),

8-13; (November 1966), 12-15. Various aspects of Ohio history.

HUTSLAR, Donald A., "Red Chaff, Barrens, and Razor Backs," Ohio Historical Society,

Echoes, V (February 1966). [1]. Describes Ohio agriculture, 1790-1850.

"Life Around the Fireplace," Wonderful World of Ohio, XXIX, (December 1965), 20-23.

Four fireplaces in Ohio museums are illustrated.

Maps by Carey & Lea of Ohio in 1822 and by S. Augustus Mitchell in 1846. The Old

Print Shop Portfolio, XXV (1966), 107, 111.

O'CALLAGHAN, Jerry A., "Significance of the United States Public Land Survey,"

Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine, L (January 1967), 51-59. Mapping of

Ohio River along borders of Ohio and Pennsylvania.

RAINS, Albert, and others, With Heritage So Rich. New York, Random House, 1966.

230p. Contains a few references to the historic preservation work being done in Ohio.

RISTON, Walter W., "Nineteenth-Century Cadastral Maps in Ohio," The Papers of

the Bibliographical Society of America, LIX (1965), 306-315.

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HISTORICAL FICTION

HALLETT, R. Carlin, The Last of the Penny-Hetuks. New York, Vantage Press, 1965.

177p. Set in the Hocking Valley in the early 1900's. Juvenile.

JONES, Evan, Citadel in the Wilderness: The Story of Fort Snelling and the Old

North-West Frontier. New York, Coward-McCann, Inc. 1966. 255p.

RICHTER, Conrad, A Country of Strangers. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1966.

169p. Tells of a white girl who is captured by the Indians but is returned to her

home against her will.

 

INDIANS AND INDIAN WARS

"Evolving Patterns of Midwestern Indian Dress," Indiana History Bulletin, XXIII

(October 1966), 131-143. Describes the dress worn by Ohio Indian tribes, Shawnee,

Miami, and Delaware, along with numerous Indiana tribes.

HATCH, Margaret G., "Fort St. Clair," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, IV (September

1965), [1].

"Indian Hostilities in the Old Northwest, 1786," The Month at Goodspeed's, XXXVII

(October 1965), 22-24.

KING, James C., "The Frontier Gunsmith and Indian Relations," Western Pennsylvania

Historical Magazine, L (January 1967), 23-32. Includes discussion of the Ohioan,

Thomas Burney.

PERI, David W. and Robert W. Wharton, eds., "Tributes to Samuel Alfred Barrett,"

The Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers, No. 33 (1965), 27. Among his Amer-

ican Indian Films to gain distinction are "Buckeyes" and "The Beautiful Tree,"

the latter was the recipient of the Chris Award at the 1965 Columbus Film Festival.

PHILLIPS, Edward Hake, "Timothy Pickering at his Best: Indian Commissioner,

1790-1794," Essex Institute Historical Collections, CII (July 1966), 163-202.

TEBBEL, John William, The Compact History of the Indian Wars. New York, Haw-

thorn Books, 1966. 334p.

"The Turkey Foot Rock Affair," Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXXVII (1965), 48. Claims

of a "new" Turkey Foot Rock disproved.

VIETZEN, Raymond C., "Aborigines of Cansadooharie," Ohio Genealogical Society,

Report, VI, No. 2 (April 1966), 3. Describes the aborigines of Lorain County.

 

LABOR

EGGERT, Gerald G., "A Missed Alternative: Federal Courts as Arbiters of Railway

Labor Disputes, 1877-1895," Labor History, VII (1966), 285-306. Some Ohio Cases

are included in the discussion.

 

LITERATURE

ANDERSON, David D., Sherwood Anderson: An Introduction and Interpretation. New

York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc., 1967. 182p.

BOYER, Dwight, Great Stories of the Great Lakes. New York, Dodd, Mead and Com-

pany, 1966. ²⁸⁴p.

CARRINGTON, George C., Jr., The Immense Complex Drama: The World and Art

of the Howells Novel. Columbus, Ohio State University Press, 1966. ²⁴⁵p.

CREIGHTON, Luella Bruce, The Story of the Shawnee Chief Tecumseh. New York,

St. Martin's Press, 1965. 159p.

KUMMER, George, Introduction to The Leatherwood God, in two versions, by Richard

H. Taneyhill. Gainesville, Florida, Scholars' Facsimiles and Reprints, 1966. 86p.;

a reprint.

MATTHEISEN. Paul F. and Michael Millgate, eds., Transatlantic Dialogue. Austin,

Texas, University of Texas, 1965. 333p. Selected American correspondence between

Sir Edmund William Gosse, 1849-1928, and William Dean Howells, among others.

PHILLIPS, Walda, "Paul Laurence Dunbar: A New Perspective," Negro History

Bulletin, XXIX (1965), 7-8.

SCHNEIDER, Robert W., Five Novelists of the Progressive Era. New York, Columbia

University Press, 1966. 290p. Includes a section on the social views of W. D. Howells,

among others.

SPRINGER, Haskell S., "The Leatherwood God: From Narrative to Novel," Ohio

History, LXXIV (1965), 191-202.

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WHITE, Ray Lewis, The Achievement of Sherwood Anderson. Chapel Hill, The Uni-

versity of North Carolina Press, 1966. 270p.

LOCAL HISTORY

ARTER, Bill, Columbus Vignettes. Columbus, privately published, 1966. ⁹6p. A collec-

tion of pieces and pictures about Columbus places and people, past and present.

BLOWER, James G., A Brief History of Trimble Township, Athens County, Ohio: Its

Towns, Villages and People. Privately published, 1965. 120p.

CARROLL, Lillian M., "Indian Lake of Ohio," Maumee Historical Society, Ohio Cues,

XV, No. 8 (May 1966), 1, 4.

"Cincinnati's Tornado of 1917" Cincinnati Historical Society, Bulletin, XXIV (1966),

75-78.

"County Named for W. P. Noble," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, VI, No. 3 (Feb-

ruary 1966), 1, 3.

COYLE, William T., Names of Ohio Public Schools. Springfield and Columbus, Witten-

berg University Press and The Martha Kinney Cooper Ohioana Library Associa-

tion (published jointly), 1965. 120p.

"Cradle of the Buckeye State: History-rich Chillicothe Invites Exploration," Sohioan,

XXXVII (December 1965), 6-8.

DANFORD, Ardath, The Perrysburg Story, 1816-1966. Fostoria, Ohio, Gray Printing

Company, 1966. 126p.

"The Diary of Horace G. Canfield," Summit County Historical Society, Bulletin, XVIII

(1965) part I, (September), [2-3]; part II, (October), [2-3].

DIRLAM, H. Kenneth, Bits of History from Talks Here and There. Mansfield, Ohio,

Richland County Historical Society. 1965. Unpaged.

"The Early History of the Post Office of the Townships of Summit County," Summit

County Historical Society, Bulletin, XVIII, No. 7 (August 1965), [2-3].

"Early Richland County," Richland County Chapter 70 of the Ohio Genealogical Society,

Heritage, I (1965). Stories written for elementary grade school children.

FOLGER, Fred J., "Celeryville, U. S. A.," Maumee Valley Historical Society, Ohio Cues,

XV, No. 2 (November 1965), 1, 4. Center of the celery growing industry; in Huron

County.

FOLGER Fred J., "Ohio's Farewell to Mr. Lincoln," Maumee Historical Society, Ohio

Cues, XV, No. 7 (April 1966), 1-4.

FRAZIER, Minerva, "The Saga of Olive," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, VI, No. 1

(February 1966), 2. The village is now a part of Caldwell.

"The Golden Lamb," The Wonderful World of Ohio, XXIX, (September 1965), 30-32.

Lebanon, Ohio tavern in operation since 1803.

GOULDER, Grace, This Is Ohio. Cleveland, World Publishing Company, 1965. 318p. A

new and revised edition of the book first published in 1953.

"Hardin Platted in 1816," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, V, No. 4 (August 1965),

1-2. Seat of Shelby County.

HABER, Grace Stevenson, "Letters of Three Pickaway Countians from the Draper

Collection," Pickaway Quarterly, VI (Fall 1966), 12-15. Letters from Harry E. Lutz,

Samuel Lutz, and James Boggs.

HAUCH, Cornelius J., "Memories of Dayton Street," Cincinnati Historical Society,

Bulletin, XXIV (1966), 17-29.

HAVIGHURST, Walter, ed., The Great Lakes Reader. New York, Macmillan Co.,

1966. 465p.

HELLWIG, Sadie Clements, Our Ottawa County. Privately published, 1966. ⁴8p.

HEMINGER, R. L., Across the Years in Findlay and Hancock County. Findlay, Ohio,

Findlay Printing and Supply Company, 1965. 205p.

"Hudson Builds First Paulding County Cabin," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, V,

No. 5 (October 1965), 1.

HUNTER, Grace, "Life on Lake Erie a Century Ago," Inland Seas, XXII (1966),

part I, 17-29; part II, 111-120; part III, 196-207.

INGRAHAM, Betty, "Pioneer 4th," The Wonderful World of Ohio, XXX (July 1966),

2-3.

HURD, Thad, "Sandusky County, Hub of the Heartlands," Ohio Genealogical Society,

Report, VI (December 1966). The entire issue is devoted to various historical

aspects of Sandusky County.

JOHNSTON, Charles, "Auglaize Township," Allen County Historical Society, Allen

County Reporter, XXI (1965), 49-55.

KELLER, Kathryn M., "Indian Place Names," Maumee Valley Historical Society,

Ohio Cues, XV, No. 1 (October 1965), 3; No. 2 (January 1966), 5.

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KELLER, Kathryn M., "Mount Oberlin," Maumee Valley Historical Society, Ohio Cues,

XV, No. 2 (November 1965), 2. Mountain in Glacier National Park named for

Oberlin College.

KUHN, Madison, "Tiffin, Morse, and The Reluctant Pioneer," Michigan History, L

(1966), 111-139. Discusses the effects of the writings of Edward Tiffin, Ohio surveyor-

general in 1815, and Jedediah Morse, geographer, on the early settlement of the

Michigan territory.

McKEE, Russell, Great Lakes Country. New York, Crowell-Collier and Macmillan, Inc.,

1966. 242p.

"Marietta, Gateway to Northwest Territory," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, VI

(October 1966). Issue contains specialized articles on Generals, Rufus Putnam, and

Arthur St. Clair, Christina Rudolph, the Batelle family, Colonel R. Jonathan Meigs,

the Stewart family, Major General James Mitchell Varnum, the Thorniley family,

the G. Gale family, Phineas Matthews, Judge Walter Curtis, James Lawton.

METCALF, George P., "Early Settlers Arrived Black River (Lorain County) in 1807,"

Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, VI, No. 2 (April 1966), 3.

METCALF, George P., "The First White Men in Lorain County," Ohio Genealogical

Society, Report, VI, No. 2 (April 1966), 2.

"Naming Ohio's Schools No Easy Task," Ohioana, VIII (Winter, 1965-1966), 105, 122.

"Oberlin College Founded Here (Lorain County) 1833," Ohio Genealogical Society,

Report, VI, No. 2 (April 1966), 3.

"Ohio Courthouses," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, VI February 1967), [1]. Pictures

of five Ohio courthouses showing architectural changes with time.

Ohio Historic Landmarks, published for The Ohio Historical Society, 1967. 58p. Con-

tains nearly 200 illustrations with descriptive text.

PECK, G. Richard, Chillicothe Yesterday. Privately published, 1966. Unpaged. Contains

124 miscellaneous photographs and sketches of early Chillicothe and vicinity.

"People of Richland County," Richland County, Chapter 70 of the Ohio Genealogical

Society, Heritage, II (1966). Stories written for elementary grade school children.

PERRY, Dick, Vas you ever in ZinZinnati? New York, Doubleday and Company, Inc.,

1966. 312p. Is a history of the city of Cincinnati.

PHILLIPS, Hazel Spencer, Place Names of Warren County, Ohio. Lebanon, Ohio,

Warren County Historical Society, 1965.

Ripley, Ohio: Its History and Families. [Ripley, Ohio] Ripley Sesquicentennial His-

torical Committee, 1966. 235p.

ROSE, Edith, These Things Stay By You. (Sponsored by the Whirlpool Corporation).

1966. 56p. Is a history of Clyde, Ohio written in connection wtih the Sesquicentennial

Celebration, March 1 to July 4, 1966.

"Samuel Marshall First Lawyer of Shelby County," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report,

V, No. 4 (August 1965), 4.

SCHAPIOR, Eleanor Iler, ed., Historical Highlights of Medina, compiled by students

of the class of 1966. Medina, Ohio, A. Meyers Lithographers, 1966. ²11p.

SCHEURER, Mrs. William A., "German Village, Columbus, Ohio," Historic Preserva-

tion, XVIII (1966), 64-67.

SCHNEIDER, Norris F., Blennerhassett Island and the Burr Conspiracy. Columbus,

Ohio Historical Society, 1965. 36p. Up-to-date information about the island and

its residents from 1798 to 1806.

SELTZER, Louis B., "Troops in our Streets Means our Methods Failed," Clevelander,

XLI (November 1966), 32-35. Gives some insights into the problems of the riot-torn

Hough area.

SKINNER, Herbert K., "Fort Loramie Was Gateway From Great Lakes to the Ohio

River," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, V, No. 4 (August 1965), 1, 2.

SPIESS, Philip D., II, Sights and Scenes in Clifton: An Historical Tour. The author,

1965. 29p. [Clifton, Ohio]

STAELIN, Carl G., Toledo Highlights. Privately published, 1966. 72p. Includes historical

background as well as present-day material.

Steubenville -- Where Heaved Ohio's Tide. Privately published. 1966. Unpaged. Is a

history of the area written for the First National Bank and Trust Company of

Steubenville, Ohio.

STEWART, Winona, "Ohio's Early Courthouses," Allen County Historical Society,

Allen County Reporter, XXI (1965), 67-84.

A Story about Lawrence County, Ohio. Huntington, West Virginia, Paul Brown Pub-

lishing Company, 1966. Unpaged. Includes a short historical background.

STUCKEY, Kathleen Neilan, "The Trials of Tom McGehean," The Cincinnati His-

torical Society Bulletin, XXIV (1966), 188-197. [of Hamilton, Ohio]

"Touring Maumee Country," The Wonderful World of Ohio, XXIX (September 1965),

24-27.

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TUCKER, Louis Leonard, "Cincinnati: Athens of the West, 1830-1861," Ohio History,

LXV (1966), 10-25.

"The Unfortunate Boot," Maumee Valley Historical Society, Ohio Cues, XV, No. 5

(February 1966), 1. Concerns the fountain figure at Sandusky.

WAGNER, Cindy, "End of the Long Walk," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, V,

No. 6 (December 1965), 4. An account of the farm house of the Moses Crum family.

WEED, J. Merrill, "Disputed Ohio Water Boundaries," The Ohio Engineer, XXVI (May

1966), 12, 20.

WESTERN RESERVE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, "The Jonathan Hale Homestead,"

The Historical Society News, XX (June 1966), [1-8]. The homestead is located in

Bath Township, Summit County, Ohio.

"When Our Cities Were Young," The Wonderful World of Ohio, XXIX (November

1965), 28-29. With illustrations of early Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Dayton.

WOLCOTT, Merlin D., "Marblehead (Ohio) Lifesaving Station," Inland Seas, XXII

(1966), 295-300.

WREEDE, Estella H., "Follow Signs -- Learn Ohio History," Maumee Valley Historical

Society, Ohio Cues, XV, No. 2 (November 1965), 5; No. 3 (December 1965), 4; No. 4

(January 1966), 5. At Greenville, Ripley, Columbus, and Chillicothe.

WREEDE, Estella H., "The Governor's Mansion in Ohio," Maumee Historical Society,

Ohio Cues, XV (March 1966), 3. A description of the present "Governor's Mansion"

located at 258 North Parkview, Bexley, a Columbus suburb.

WREEDE, Estella H., "Zoarites in Ohio," Maumee Valley Historical Society, Ohio Cues,

XVI, No. 2 (November 1966), 1, 3.

WRIGHT, Richard J., "Green Flags and Red-Coated Gunboats: Naval Activities on the

Great Lakes During the Fenian Scares, 1866-1870," Inland Seas, XX (1966), 91-100.

YATES, Trudy, R., "Muhlenberg -- The Township and the Family," Pickaway Quar-

terly, VII (Winter 1967), 4-6.

YODER, Harvey, "The Budget of Sugarcreek, Ohio, (1890-1920)," The Mennonite

Quarterly Review, XL (1966), 27-48.

YOUNG, Paul, "Queen City," Cincinnati Historical Society, Bulletin, XXIV (1966),

72-75. A free-verse essay written for presentation at the ceremony honoring Cincin-

nati's 177th birthday.

MEDICINE

"Dr. Allen's Address on Medical Botany," Bulletin of the Cleveland Medical Library,

XIII (January 1966), 4-11. Includes biographical data on Dr. Peter Allen, a kinsman.

"Cradle of Dentistry," Wonderful World of Ohio, XXX (November 1966), 20-22. Deals

with the Dental Museum located in Bainbridge, Ohio where Dr. John Harris

established the first school of dentistry on November 1, 1827.

"Doctors in the Press," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, V (July 1966), [1]. Description

of Ohio medical men taken from Spencerville Journal.

GREENE, Phillips F., "Levi Rogers: Frontier Doctor, Pastor and Statesman," Ohio

State Medical Journal, LXII (1966), 118, 121, 212, 288.

HUDSON, N. Paul, "Yellow Fever in Ohio," Ohio State Medical Journal, LXI (1965),

1054-1055; LXII (1966), 8-9.

MACLEOD, Kenneth I. E., "Health Officers of Cincinnati, Ohio and the Problems of

Their Day -- 1900 to 1960," Ohio State Medical Journal, LXII (1966), 654-657, 782,

785, 880-883, 1012-1014, 1138-1143, 1254-1256; LXIII (1967), 42-44, 181-184.

SCHNEIDER, Norris F., Bethesda Your Hospital. Zanesville, Ohio, Bethesda Hospital

Association, 1965. 198p. Relates the seventy-five year history of Bethesda Hospital in

Zanesville, Ohio.

SEIFERT, Myron T., "Tomatoes and the Wonderful World of Ohio -- 1835," Ohio State

Medical Journal, LXI (1965), 958-959. On the therapeutic value of this fruit.

 

MISCELLANEOUS

"Archives -- University's 'Attic,'" Ohio State University, Monthly, LVII, No. 5 (Jan-

uary 1966), 22-23.

BITTNER, W. S., "Ohio Agriculture and The Historical Society," Ohio Grange, LXVIII

(May 1966), 8-9.

CLANCY, Col. Daniel F., "Monument To a Bed," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report,

V, No. 4 (August 1965), 3.

DAVIS, Johnda T., "Caleb Atwater's Chair," Pickaway County Historical Society,

Pickaway Quarterly, V (Fall 1965), 4.

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NCS MEDAL, National Commemorative Society Wright Brothers Medal, The Numis-

matist, LXXIX (1966), 312.

NCS MEDAL, National Commemorative Society 19th medal is of Thomas Alva Edison,

The Numismatist, LXXIX (1966), 750.

NCS MEDAL, National Commemorative Society 19th medal in series commemorating

presidents is of Ulysses S. Grant, The Numismatist, LXXIX (1966), 445.

NCS MEDAL, National Commemorative Society 20th medal in series commemorating

presidents, is of William Henry Harrison, The Numismatist, LXXIX (1966), 876.

NCS MEDAL, National Commemorative Society 29th medal memoralizing persons

enshrined in the Hall of Fame at New York University, The Numismatist, LXXIX

(1966), 452. Ohioans included.

"Ohio's Great Seal," The Wonderful World of Ohio, XXIX (November 1965), 2-3.

PORTER, Daniel R., "Pone, Cake, Dodger, and Mush," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes,

V (October 1966) [1]. Describes the pioneer diet.

"Presidential Tour," Wonderful World of Ohio, XXIX (August 1965), 2-7. Biographical

data and description of memorials to the eight Presidents from Ohio.

SHOWMAN, Austin, "Corn," Wonderful World of Ohio, XXIX (October 1965), 27-29.

On the development of corn production in Ohio.

"The State Seal," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, V (November 1966), [1]. Describes

the various seals that have been used in Ohio.

 

OHIO IN THE WARS

ANDERSON, David D., "The Odyssey of Petroleum Vesuvius Nasby," Ohio History,

LXXIV (1965), 232-246.

BARRETT, John G., Yankee Rebel: Civil War Journal of Edmund DeWitt Patterson.

Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 1966. 207p. Is an account of the

Civil War experience of a young Ohioan who fought for the Confederacy.

BECKER, Carl M., "The Death of J. F. Bollmeyer: Murder Most Foul?" Cincinnati

Historical Society, Bulletin, XXIV (1966), 249-269. Concerns the death of a co-editor

of the Dayton Daily Empire, the voice of the Peace Democrats during the Civil War.

COLES, Harry L., The War of 1812. Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1965. 298p.

CUMMINGS, Charles M., "Otho French Strahl: 'Choicest Spirit to Embrace the

South,'" Tennessee Historical Quarterly, XXIV (1965), 341-355. Strahl was a native

of Ohio, and the article gives something of his Ohio background.

DAVIS, Johnda T., ed., "The Civil War Letters of the Leiby Family -- 1863," Pickaway

Quarterly, VI (Spring 1966), 15-20.

DODGE, Robert J., "A Brief History of the Perry Memorial," Maumee Historical So-

ciety, Ohio Cues, XV (May 1966), 3.

DWIGHT, Henry O., "Each Man His Own Engineer," Civil War Times Illustrated, IV

(June 1965), 4-7, 30-31. Is written by the adjutant of the 20th Ohio Volunteer

Infantry about General Sherman's Atlanta Campaign and was first published in

Harper's Monthly Magazine, October 1864.

EARNHART, Hugh G., "Commutation: Democratic or Undemocratic?" Civil War His-

tory, XII (1966), 132-142. A study of commutation in four Ohio counties in 1864.

FRAZIER, Minerva, "The Hoskinsville Rebellion," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report,

VI, No. 1 (February 1966), 4.

FROHMAN, Charles E., Rebels on Lake Erie. Columbus, Ohio Historical Society, 1965.

157p. An account of the rebels on Lake Erie, in and around Sandusky in the Civil

War.

GALWEY, Thomas Francis, "An Irishman's view of Battle," Civil War Times Illustrated,

IV (August 1965), 48-50. Is from the diary of Thomas F. Galwey, who was an

officer in the 8th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and concerns the Battle of Fredericksburg.

"The G.A.R.," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, VI (January 1967), [1]. Discusses the

history of the G.A.R. in Ohio.

GILPATRICK, Meredith P., "The Oldest Military Order," Ohio Historical Society,

Echoes, V (June 1966), [1]. Describes the Society of the Cincinnati.

HAINES, Lt. Col. William B., "Ohio's Military Flags and Colors," Wonderful World of

Ohio, XXX (November 1966), 23-25.

HIGGINS, Wallace, "Pickaway County and the War with Spain," Pickaway Quarterly,

VI (Winter 1966), 14-20; (Summer 1966), 6-18.

KEPLER, Virginia, "The 21st Ohio at Chickamauga," Civil War Times Illustrated, V

(January 1967), 4-11, 47-49.

MURDOCK, Eugene C., "The Bounty System in Cincinnati," Cincinnati Historical

Society, Bulletin, XXIV (1966), 278-301.

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NORRIS, James D., and James K. Martin, "Three Civil War Letters of James A. Gar-

field," Ohio History, LXXIV (1965), 247-252.

SMITH, Dwight L., With Captain Edward Miller in the Wayne Campaign of 1794. Ann

Arbor, William L. Clements Library, 1965. 23p.

SMITH, W. J., "I Had the End Taken off My Big Toe," Civil War Times Illustrated,

IV (July 1965), 45-47. Is from the diary of W. J. Smith who served with the Second

Ohio Volunteer Cavalry.

SOSIN, Jack M., "The British Indian Department and Dunmore's War," Virginia

Magazine of History and Biography, LXXIV (1966), 34-51.

THOMPSON, D. G. Brinton, "Dr. Daniel Garrison Brinton with Army of the Cumber-

land," Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, XC (1966), 446-490. One

entry in the diary describes Dr. Binton's impressions while traveling through Ohio,

especially in Columbus and Cincinnati.

TURNER, Herbert M., "A Call to Arms," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, VI (March

1967), [1]. Concerns the Fairfield County volunteers in July 1863.

WOEHRMANN, Paul John, "The American Invasion of Western Upper Canada in

1813," Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXXVIII (1966), 74-88. Ohio's role in this ven-

ture is included.

VIVIAN, Jean H., "Military Land Bounties During the Revolutionary and Confedera-

tion Periods," Maryland Historical Magazine, LXI (1966), 231-256. Is concerned

with land situated in Ohio.

WILSON, Spencer, "How Soldiers Rated Carbines," Civil War Times Illustrated, V

(May 1966), 40-44. Some comments by Ohio Civil War soldiers.

 

POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT

ANDERSON, Elaine S., "The Ohio Election of 1910 -- Harding and the Republicans,"

Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXXVIII (1965-1966), 15-35.

ANDERSON, Elaine S., "The Ohio Election of 1910: Harmon and the Democrats,"

Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXXVII (1966), 50-65.

CURL, Donald Walter, "The Cincinnati Convention of the Liberal Republican Party,"

[1872], The Cincinnati Historical Society Bulletin, XXIV (1966), 150-163.

CURRY, Leonard P., "Congressional Democrats: 1861-1863," Civil War History, XII

(1966), 213-229. Includes the role played by Clement Vallandigham of Ohio.

DOWNES, Randolph C., "Negro Rights and White Backlash in the Campaign of

1920," Ohio History, LXXV (1966), 85-107.

DOWNES, Randolph C., ed., "Some Correspondence Between Warren G. Harding and

William Allen White During the Presidential Campaign of 1920," Northwest Ohio

Quarterly, XXXVII (1965), 121-132.

DOWNEY, Matthew T., "Horace Greeley and the Politicians: The Liberal Republican

Convention in 1872," Journal of American History, LIII (1967), 727-750. Analyzes

the convention held in Cincinnati, Ohio.

FENTON, John H., Midwest Politics. New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc.,

1966. 244p. An analysis of the political systems in the six midwestern states of

Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois by the use of two

distinct typologies: "issue-oriented" and "job-oriented."

FOLGER, Fred J., "William Medill, 1853-1856," Maumee Historical Society, Ohio

Cues, XV, No. 6 (March 1966), 2. A discussion of how a lieutenant-governor

became governor of Ohio in 1853 and the first comptroller of the federal treasury

in 1856.

GROSS, Edwin K., Vindication for Mr. Normalcy. Buffalo, N. Y., American Society for

Faithful Recording of History, 1965. 98p. "A 100th-birthday memorial for President

Warren G. Harding written in the effort to present the whole truth."

GUTMAN, Herbert G., "Peter H. Clark: Pioneer Negro Socialist, 1877," Journal of

Negro Education, XXIV (1965), 413-418. An account of the political transformation

of a former Cincinnati Negro educator.

Historical Directory of the Ohio House of Representatives, 1803-1965-66. Columbus,

Columbus Blank Book Company, 1966. 337p.

JENNINGS, David H., "President Harding and International Organization," Ohio His-

tory, LXXV (1966), 149-165.

KLEMENT, Frank L., "Vallandigham As an Exile in Canada, 1863-1864," Ohio History,

LXXIV (1965), 151-168.

LEWIS, Gene D., ed., "Lincoln's Cincinnati Speech of 1859," Cincinnati Historical So-

ciety, Bulletin, XXIII (1965), 147-178. Includes an introduction giving the Ohio

background.

McPHERSON, James M., "Grant or Greeley? The Abolitionist Dilemma in the Election

of 1872," American Historical Review, LXXI (1965), 43-61.

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MILLER, Zane L., ed., "'Ruining Rudolph' or 'Red's Ready Relief,'" Cincinnati His-

torical Society, Bulletin, XXIV (1966), 41-68.

MORGAN, H. Wayne, "William McKinley and the Tariff," Ohio History, LXXIV

(1965), 215-231.

MORRISON, Chaplain W., Democratic Politics and Sectionalism: The Wilmot Proviso

Controversy. Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 1967. ²⁴⁴p.

MURRAY, Robert K., "President Harding and His Cabinet," Ohio History, LXXV

(1966), 108-125.

PHILBRICK, Francis S., The Rise of the West. New York, Harper and Row, 1965. 398p.

The greater part of the book deals with early history in Ohio and "Old Northwest."

SCHAPSMEIER, Edward L. and Frederick H., "Disharmony in the Harding Cabinet:

Hoover-Wallace Conflict," Ohio History, LXXV (1966), 126-136.

SHOVER, Kenneth B., "Maverick at Bay: Ben Wade's Senate Re-election Campaign,

1862-1863, Civil War History, XII (1966), 23-43.

SIMON, John Y., "From Galena to Appomattox: Grant and Washburne," Journal of

The Illinois Historical Society, LVIII (1965), 165-189.

SIMON, John Y., ed., General Grant by Matthew Arnold with a rejoinder by Mark

Twain. Carbondale, Illinois, Southern Illinois University Press, 1966. ⁵⁸p.

SIMON, John Y., ed.. The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant, Vol. I: 1837-1861. Carbondale,

Southern Illinois University Press, 1967. ⁵²⁸p.

"The Toledo War: Michigan vs. Ohio in the ¹⁸³0's," The Month at Goodspeed's Book

Shop, XXVIII (November-December 1966), 32-34. The article includes a list of

some scarce pamphlets relating to the Toledo War and Governor Stevens T. Mason

of Michigan.

TRANI, Eugene P., "Harding Administration and the Recognition of Mexico," Ohio

History, LXXV (1966), 137-148.

WEINSTEIN, James, "Radicalism in the Midst of Normalcy," Journal of American His-

tory, LII (1966), 773-791. Discusses radical movements of 1918-1924, including the

convention of the Conference for Progressive Political Action, organized and domi-

nated by Railroad Brotherhoods, in Cleveland July 4, 1924.

RELIGION

ALLBECK, Willard Dow, A Century of Lutherans in Ohio. Yellow Springs, Ohio,

Antioch Press, 1966. 309p. Covers the period from 1803 to about 1917.

"The Boar's Head Festival," The Wonderful World of Ohio, XXX (December 1966),

12-15. Describes traditional ceremony observed by Christ Church, Cincinnati for

twenty-five years.

DETZLER, Jack J., "The Religion of William Tecumseh Sherman," Ohio History,

LXXV (1966), 26-34.

HANDY, Robert T., ed.. The Social Gospel in America, 1870-1920. New York, Oxford

University Press. 339p. Includes a section on the work of Washington Gladden, a

Columbus minister.

HARRELL, Mrs. Mary Edith, "W.P.A. Church Survey," Cincinnati Historical Society

Bulletin, XXIV (1966), 236-248. A 1935-1941 survey taken in Cincinnati. Ohio.

"History of the Sonnenberg Church," Mennonite Historical Bulletin. XXVII, No. 1

(January 1966), 5-7. [Wayne County]

JORDAN, William C., A Brief History of the First Methodist Church. Bowling Green.

Ohio. Privately published, undated. ¹⁷⁴p.

McHUGH, Thomas F., "The Moravian Mission to the American Indian: Early American

Peace Corps," Pennsylvania History, XXXIII (October 1966), 412-431. A number

of Moravian missions were in Ohio.

MEADER, Robert F. W., "Reflections on Shaker Architecture," Shaker Quarterly, VI

(1966), 35-44. Includes discussion of some architecture in Ohio.

NESS, John H., Jr., One Hundred Fifty Years: A History of Publishing in the Evangel-

ical United Brethren Church. Dayton, Ohio, Evangelical United Brethren Church

Publishing Company, 1966. 531p.

OPIE, John, Jr., "James McGready: Theologian of Frontier Revivalism," Church His-

tory, XXXIV (1965), 445-456. Mentions several Ohioans.

PHILIPSON, David, "Strangers to a Strange Land, American Jewish Archives, XVIII

(1966), 133-138. Philipson was rabbi in Cincinnati from 1888 to 1948. The article

includes excerpts from his diaries concerning the Jewish-Russian problem.

"Preacher Brown, County Circuit Rider," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, V, No. 5

(October 1965), 3. Henry A. Brown of Paulding County.

QUINLAN, Marie, "Father Navarron Pioneers Old Saint Michael's Parish," Ohio

Genealogical Society, Report, V, No. 4 (August 1965), 2.

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