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Abingdon, Ill.
......................... 348 Abingdon Press
..................... 231 Abolition movement
...............174, 367 Abolitionists....................175,
366, 867 Aborigines ...................8.....357, 358 Accounts
..........................162, 209 Adams, Henry--History of the United States ................................ 76 Adams, John Quincy, 78, 81, 83, 84,
85, 86, 302, 304, 305, 316, 317. --Memoirs ...............76, 79, 81, 85, 87 Adams, R. E. W.......................
187 Adams County, La.....................
351 Adams County, O., 182, 186, 220, 229,
235, 259, 311. --Bibliography ....................... 95 Adams Syndicate ......................
231 Addison, O. ...................... .. 153 Adelphi, O.
(Marietta)............371, 372 Aerial photography in archaeology,
189, 193 Africa ..... ................... 368 Agricultural Student
.................. 195 Agriculture ........................
215 Air Corps, see U.
S.--Army--Air Corps. Akron, O.
..........................179, 326 --Anti-slavery Society
............... 186 Alabama .................173;
Indians, 257 Albanicano (Albans, Italy)
............ 3 Albany, New York, Argus ............
16 Aldrich, Thomas Bailey...............
1i Alexander, J. E.--Transatlantic
Sketches ........................................
369 Alexandria, O., 174, 196, 266, 268,
269, 298, 361, 378. --Local History Committee.......265,
267 Alexandria, Va. ................11,
162, 171 Algerian robbery
...................... 307 Algonquians .........246, 257, 258,
259, 260 Allan, William T....................... 181 Alleghany Mountains, 2, 7, 27, 29,
171, 355 871. Allegheny City, Pa. (Now part of
Pitts- burgh) ............................... 349 Allegheny County,
Pa.................. 213 --Court House........................
214 Allegheny River
....................... 355 Allen, Albert G .........179, 180,
181, 184 Allen, Ann T.
........................ 17 Allen, David ..................186,
187, 18I Allen, W. T. ......................... 179 Allen, William ..................... 316 Allen County, O ..................... 236 --Bibliography ....................... 95 Allied Arts Studio of Columbus ......
230 Alvord, J. W. ................... 179, 184 Amana, Ia................... 341, 343, 348 Amana Society ........................ 843 Amanda, Fort, State Park ...........
282 America, 17, 189, 193, 197, 204, 212,
214, 219, 241, 252. 254, 256, 314, 324,
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American, 377; life, 4, 285, 323; border, 46; cause, 56; census, 89; slave trade, 182; Cheops, 193; Revolution, 203, 238; seaboard, 221; archaeology, 256; Indian tribes, 257; flag, 265; silk, 266; industry, 270; parentage, 821; consul general, 325; pioneer, 327; cities, 332; society, 342; Negroes, 865; history, 376. American Anthropologist ...........259, 260 American Anti-slavery Society ....... 181 American Association for the Advance- ment of Science ..................... 228 American Association of Labor Legisla- tion ...
........................ 223 American Chemical Society ........... 227 American Colonization Society, 173, 365, 368. American Economic Association ...... 223 American Electrochem Society ....... 227 American Entomological Society ..... 228 American Historical Association ..274, 279 --Annual Reports .................... 341 American Institute of Mining and Metal- lurgical Engineers ................... 227 American Legion ...................... 227 American Medical Association ........ 229 American Metric Association ......... 227 American Museum of Natural History, 240 American Pharmaceutical Association, 228 --Ebert Prize......................... 227 American Press Humorists ............ 231 American Silk Growers' Guide ........ 266 American State Papers ................ 297 --Miscellan eous ....................78, 82 --Public Lands .................75, 87, 88 Americans ................54, 238, 324, 331 Amesville, O.
......................... 176 Amsbury, Mass ....................... 13 Amsterdam, The Netherlands ........ 35 Anderson, Joseph ...................81, 85 Anderson, Ind. ........................ 229 Andler, Karl Gustav .................. 349 Andreassen, John C. L. .............. 378 Andrews, Catherine (Mrs. Carl W. Gay), 223. Andrews, Samuel C. ...308, 309, 311, 315 Ann Arbor, Mich. .................... 318 Annals of Congress, 70, 76, 77, 78, 79, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86. Annual Conference of State and Local Historical Societies .................. 274 Anthropological Convention ........... 279 Anthropomorphic being ............... 261 Antioch College-Library............... 23 Anti-saloon League-Ohio ............. 219 Anti-Semitic feeling .................... 329 Anti-slavery agitation, one of the seven evils to beset Granville, O., in 1834.. 173 Anti-slavery societies .................. 367 Antrim, O.
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Appleton, Elizabeth Frances (Mrs. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow) ............ 11 Arabs .............................321, 332 Aramean .............................. 332 Arber, Edward (ed.)--Works of
Captain John Smith
........................257, 260 Archer, Charles L. ....................
219 Arfwedson, C. D.--The United States
and Canada in 1832-3-4
..................... 369 Armstrong, John ......................
76 Army, see U. S.--Army. Arnold, N. Esta ......................
231 Art ............................. . 84 Artus ................................. 223 Ashbury. N. J
........................ 22 Ashland County,
O.-Bibliography, 95-96 Ashley, Mo. ..........................
26 Ashtabula --Anti-slavery Society. ...............
186 --Female Anti-slavery Society ......
186 Ashtabula County, O.........176, 182,
186 --Bibliography ....................... 96 Asia
................................198, 256 Asplund, John (ed.)-The Annual
Register of the Baptist Denomination to Nov.
1, 1790 ....................... 68 Assault and battery ...................
163 Athens, 0. ............................
276 Athens County, O. ................176,
182 --Bibliography .................. 97 Atlantic Monthly, 6, 7, 10, 1, 13, 14, 15, 25, 26. Atlantic Ocean ........................ 244 Atlantic States
........................ 38 Auglaize County, O.--Bibliography,
97-98 Augusta, Ky...........................
362 Ault, Henry F. .......................
236 Austin, C. G. ........................ 187 Austin, James ....................179,
187 Austin, Nathan ....................... 186 Austinsburg, O........................
176 --Anti-slavery Society................
186 Australian Bushmen ...................
321 Austrian Empire, 322, 323, 328, 330;
rul- ers, 328. Austrian Poland
........................ 326 Austrians ..........................
322 Avery, A ...........................
366 Avon, Ohio, Anti-slavery Society ....
187 Aztec god ............................. 261 Aztec sculpture ....................
263 Babcock, D. H. .......................
187 Babcock,
R.............................. 188 Bacchus
................................ 361 Backus, Clarina .......................
171 Backus, Elijah .
........... 161, 171 Backus, James, described the settlement of Marietta, 161; his letters reveal
inter- esting items regarding keeping of ac- counts, 162; the post, 162-163; terri- torial legislation and law
administration, 163; established local highway depart- ment, 164-166; described relation of
set- tlers with Indians, 166-167; arranged Fourth of July celebration, 167-169;
spec- ulated in merchandise and land, 169; other achievements, 170-171; character, 171-172. --Journal .................. 163, 164, 170 --MSS. ...............................
161 Backus, Lucy (Mrs. Dudley Woodbridge) ........................................ 171 |
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Baer, Abraham ..................181, 182 Baer, Abraham, jr
....................179, 187 Baer, Manasseh .......................
183 Bail, G. ..........................
187 Bailey, Gamaliel ......................
182 Bailey Company of Cleveland ........
326 Baily, Francis
......................... 69 --Journal of a Tour in the Unsettled Parts of North America .......... 70 Baldwin, S ........................... 187 Balkan peoples
......................... 332 Baltic Sea ..........................
324 Baltimore. Md., 44, 65, 351, 352, 353, 862; convention, 315. Baltimore, Maryland, American .........231 Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.......... 1 Bancroft, Ashley A., 173, 175, 176,
183, 184, 868. --MSS ............................... 175 Bancroft, Jared .
...................... 178 Bancroft, Samuel .....................
366 Bancroft, W. W. ............178, 183,
187 Bandeau, S. R. .......................
187 Baning, (?)
............................ 187 Banner Publishing Company ..........
236 Baptist Church
.......................60, 69 Barber, Amzi D. .....................
177 Barber, E. ......... ..............177, 187 Barker, Miss ..........................
179 Barney, Joshua ....................... 851 Barns, Allen .......................... 178 Barns, Lewis ..........................
178 Barrows, John W .....................
178 Bartlett, Lawrence H .................
277 Batavia, O ............................ 312 -Anti-slavery Society ...............
187 Batey, Ben L ........................ 236 Batey, Fred
...........................236 Baton Rouge, La........................
73 Battelle, Col.
.......................... 166 Baumholder University ................
200 Bavaria ............................199, 330 Bavarian Jew .......................... 38o Bayou, Pierre .........................
45 Bayou. Sara ...........................
74 Beaman, C. C. ........................
183 Bean, Dr . ..................
.... 69 Bear, Rachel (Mrs. James Piatt) .... 23 Bear Grass Creek......................
364 Beatrice Neb.
....................... 235 "Beautiful Ohio"
...................... 288 Beaver, R. Pierce .................... 93 Beaver (town), Pa. ...............356,
357 Beckett Mrs. Mary Millikin ........ 38 Bedford, Pa ............352, 353, 354, 355 Beebe, Mrs. ...........................
178 Beebe, W. W. .....................177,
183 Bees, legend of
...................... 9 Belknap, Morris ...................81,
84 Bell, John ....................302,
310, 311 Bell,
Robert ............................
183 Belle Centre, O. .................... 350 Belle Dame ................ ..... 358 Bellefotaine, O. ...............64, 66,
178 Belmont's ............................. 361 Belmont County, O..........176, 182,
186 -Bib iography .............. 98 Belpre, O. ................ 171, 222, 359 Belque, George ..................343, 344 Bement, R. .............. 188 Bentley, Robert .................. 311 Berea, O. ........................ 338 Berkeley, Cal. ........................
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Berlin, Germany ......................
225 --University ....................230, 235 Berrien Springs, Mich. ...............
346 Bessarabia ...................... 332 Beta Gamma Sigma .................. 223 Betts,
X .
.............................. 187 Beuter, Simon ...................... 348 Beveridge, Albert Jeremiah--Life of
John Marshall ................. ........77, 78 Bible ................ .......204, 207, 209 Bidwell, Riverius .....................
183 Big Bottom ............................ 167 --State Park .........................
282 Big Grave Creek ......................
358 Big Guyandot River ...................
361 Big Miami River, see Maumee
River. Big Sandy River ......................
361 Big Scioto River ......................
361 Big Yellow Creek
.................... 357 Bigbee, B. W. ........................
178 Billings, Samuel ......................
187 Bimeler property ......................
287 Bing, Simeon Hutsinpillar ...222, 223,
225 Biographical Annals of Ohio
.......... 71 Biographical Directory of the American Congress
............................ 68 Biology Club ..........................
280 Birbeck, A. W. ......................
345 Birbeck, Morris .......................
363 Bird, Henry ...........................
51 Birk, Ludwig .....................343,
344 Birney, James G., 173, 177, 180, 182,
183, 186. Bishop, Emeline ......................
177 Bissel, L.
.............................. 186 Bissel, Mrs. L. ....................... 186 Black, Joseph .........................
325 Black family ......................... 325 Black Hawk War ......................
305 Black Swamp ................304, 309,
312 Blackburn, William ................... 310 Blackfish, Indian chief
................ 51 Bladensburg, Md. ......................
851 Blair, Gavin .......................... 178 Blakely, John W. ......................
311 Blakhetz (?), John W. ..............
311 Blanchard, Touvelle & Nida ........ 235 Blaser, Roman..........................
314 Blass, William ........................
361 Blennerhassett, Harman, 81,
82, 171; mansion, 171. Blennerhassett, Mrs. Harman ........ 78 Blennerhassett Island ..............83,
359 Bliss, A. A.
........................... 187 Bliss,
P.
...............................
178 Blodgett, Amasa .... .................
348 Bloomfield, Ohio, Anti-slavery Society 188 Ploomingburg, O.....................
176 Blue
Hole
............................. 288 Blue Jacket's Town, Indian village ..
66 Boardman, Samuel .............. 366 Boehme, Jacob ................ 345 Bohemia ................................
330 Bohemian district ....................
333 Bohemians .............................
336 Bonebreak Seminary .............. 219 Boone, Daniel ............1, 3, 47, 57,
58 Boone County, Ky ................... 18 Boonesboro, Ky. ...................50,
364 Boothe, B.
............................
186 Borton, Elizabeth . ............... 176 Boston, Mass. ................15, 233,
375 Boston Club ...........................
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Boundary disputes ....................
159 Bounty Lands .....................216,
218 Bourbon County, Ky. ................ 60 Bowers, Claude .......................
376 Bowman, Baxter ......................
308 Bowman, James Maurice ..............
229 "Boy Governor"
................... 299 Boyce, William ........................187 Bradford, David ...................... 76 Bradford, John E w i n g -- "Centennial Churches of the Ohio Valley"
...... 68 Brennan, Millicent ............... 230 Brewer, Sylvester . ..............
348 Briggs, the receiver ............. 82 Brimfield, O.......................179.
185 --Anti-slavery Society
............. 187 Brinker, Robert D. ...................
223 Brinton, Daniel Garrison--Myths of
the New World ......................257,
258 Bristol Anti-slavery Society ..........
188 British, 46, 49, 50, 51, 53, 55, 56,
57, 194, 351; at Detroit, 54; aggressions, 76; regime, 89; squadron, 91; Lords
of Trade, 299. Brock, Henry--"Six Books That
Helped Mold the Nation"
.................. 14 Brook, L.
.............................
187 Brook County, W. Va .................
357 Brook Farm ...........
...........341, 342 Brooke, Abram ..............176, 179, 187 Brooklyn, O. ..........................
338 Brooks, M rs. ..........................
186 Brooks, M
. L. ........................
176 Brookville, Ind. ......................
347 Broosa mulberry ......................
268 Brown, Frederick .....................
179 Brown, J. C. .......................... 187 Brown, James ..................67, 74,
75 -- MSS. ........... ................74, 75 Brown, John ..........................
377 -- Raid ................................ 8 Brown, John, of Kentucky .......... 77 Brown, Joseph W., 302, 305, 306, 307, 310, 314. Brown, Mary L. ...................... 187 Brown, Mrs. Ruth Jane Kenton, see Kenton, Ruth Jane. Brown, S. J. .......................... 187 Brown, S. R.--The Western
Gazetteer, or Emigrant's Directory,
335, 357, 358, 359, 361, 362, 363, MC4. Brown County, O. ............176, 182, 186 --Bibliography ........................
98 Browning, Robert-"Incident in a
French Camp" ............................... 14 Brownsville, Pa. ............38, 39,
40, 44 Brunswick, O. ....................176,
179 --Anti-slavery Society ..............
187 Bryan, John A. .......................
309 Bryan, R. C. ......................... 312 Bryan, Sarah Morgan (Mrs. John James Piatt)
......................7,
10, 12, 23 --Children Out-of-Doors by Two in
One House .............................. 24 --The Nests at Washington and Other Poems ...........................11, 23 Bryan, William Jennings ........219, 376 Bryan, O ..............................
276 Bryant, Fitch C .............265, 266,
365 Bryant, Orren, engaged in business of mulberry nurseryman, 265-272; included culture of silkworms, 268-269. -- MSS. ..........................
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Bryant, Patrick ....266, 267, 269, 270,
271 Bryant, William Cullen ............... 266 Buck Creek
.......................... 63 Buckeye Furnace State Park .........
280 Buckeyes .....................306, 309,
310 Buckingham, Goodsell ............181,
183 Buckner, Philip--Diary ............... 75 Budapest
............................... 325 --University ......................... 322 Buffalo Creek
.......................... 357 Buffington Island Memorial ..........
282 Bukovina ..........................328,
332 Bulgars
................................. 330 Bull Run Mountain ...................
47 Bullitt, Nathan ........................
54 Bunce, D., sr ........................ 187 Bunker Hill--Battle of ................
50 Bunzel, Ruth Leah--"Zuni O r i g i
n a l Myths" ....................... 258 Burdell, L.
............................ 187 Bureau, John P. R.....................
31 Bureau of American Ethnology, see U.
S. --Bureau of American Ethnology. Burgess, Dyer ........................
182 Burnet, Jacob ......64, 65, 68, 71, 72,
76 --Notes on the Early Settlement of
the North-western Territory, 65, 68, 71, 76 Burr, Aaron, 76, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84,
85, 86,
88, 171; offered to educate
John Smith's sons, 70; his visit to
Cincinnati and John Smith, 77-78: his conspiracy revealed, 78; action of the Government, 79. --Conspiracy, 70, 75, 83, 88;
investigated by the Government, 78-79. Burrell, J. S. ......................... 187 Burrsburgh, Ky ....................... 361 Bush Creek ................:..........
362 Bushmen ...............................
321 Bushnell, David .......................
188 Bushnell, Henry--History of Granville, Licking County, Ohio................
173 Bushnell, Horace ..................177,
184 Business, see Trade; Mercantile
business. Buswell, B. G. ........................ 270 Butler, B. F. .......................... 313 Butler, Pierce
......................... 352 Butler, Simon, name adopted by Simon Kenton ............................49, 53 Butler County, O. ...........182, 284,
362 --Bibliography ......................98-99 Buzzby, Capt.
.......................... 16 Byrd, Charles Willing ................
72 Byzantine Empire ......................
199 Byzantine influence ...................
327 C. C. C. Camps ........................
280 Cadiz,
O.
..............................
177 --Anti-slavery Society .............. 187 --Female Anti-slavery Society ......
187 Cady, Asa .............................
186 Cahokia, Ill.........................56, 66 Caldwell, John Alexander -- History
of Belmont and Jefferson Counties, Ohio California.............................
. 4 --University ..........................
223 Calvo, Casa ......
........... 74 Cambridge, Mass. ...............10, 11,
13 Cameron William
.................. 311 Campbell, Alexander ..........182, 183,
186 Campbell, Homer ......................
230 Campbell, James, Capt
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285 --Memorial ...........................
282 Campbell, James Ross .................
234 Campbell, James Ross, jr..............
235 Campbell, Thomas ....................
182 Campbell's Town, Pa. ................. 353 Campobasso ............................
338 Campus Martius ..................165,
166 --State Memorial Museum .......... 282 Canada ................66, 226, 276,
305, 374 Canal bonds ...........................
317 Canton, O. ........................213,
233 --Female Anti-slavery Society ......
187 Caor Mountain ........................ 353 Capital and labor
..................... 348 Capital University .................... 224 --Catalog, 1850-2................ 4 --Grammar School ...............2, 4,
18 Capitalists ....................208, 376 Capitana Creek
....................... 358 Carberry, James
.......................84 Carey, Abel
...........................186 Carleton, Emory ...................... 231 Carleton, Helen ....................... 234 Carleton, Thomas .................... 233 Carlisle, Ohio, Anti-slavery Society ..
187 Carlisle, Pa.
........................... 353 Carnegie, Andrew ...............289, 320 Carolinas ....................... .... . 171 Caron, H .............................. 188 Carpathians ............................ 327 Carpatho-Russians ...............323,
329 Carpenter, Amos .....................178 Carpenter, Benjamin .................. 178 Carpenter's Run .......................
69 Carrie Brown (Ohio River boat) .... 152 Carroll, R. W., and Co., publishers,
Cin- cinnati, ...................
23 Carroll, Mrs. T. A. ..................
174 Carroll County, O. .................... 183 --Bibliography .....................99-100 Carrollton, O. ......................... 311 Carrs
Island ...........................
188 Carter, H. L. (?) ................179,
187 Carter, Oberlin M ...................
284 Carter, W. P. ......................... 346 Case, Asa .............................. 188 Case, Asahel...........................
176 Case, G. ...............................
366 Case, G. W. ...........................
366 Case, Truman ......................... 188 Cass, Lewis .........301, 304, 314,
815, 317 Castalia,O. ............................ 288 Catholicism ............................. 213 Catlett, (?) ............................
361 Cayuga Indians .......................
161 Cecil County, Md. ....................
351 Census, see U. S.-Census. Central West ..........................
228 Challen, Mrs. E.
.....................70, 88 Chamberlin, U. T. .................179,
187 Chambersburgh, Pa. ...............353,
354 Champaign County, O. ............67,
362 --Bibliography ....................... 100 Chapman, John .......................
1 Charities
............................... 326 Charles, prince, pretender to the
throne of Scotland ..........................
27 Charles V .............................. 199 Charleston, Ohio, Anti-slavery Society
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Charleston, W. Va. .....226, 357, 360,
361 Chase,
Lewis
.......................... 26 Chase, Salmon, uncle of S. P. Chase 10 Chase, Salmon P. .................3, 9,
10 Chase, Samuel ........................
76 Chattanooga, Tenn. ...................
279 Cheat River ...........................
49 --Forks of ...........................
68 Cheetham, Joseph Kenton ............ 59 Chene (?), A. S. .................268,
269 Cherokee Anti-slavery Society .......
187 Cherokee Indians ..............44, 258,
259 Cheshire families
...................... 214 Chester, Ohio, Anti-slavery Society ..
187 Chesterfield, Mass.
.................... 266 Chevalier, Michel -- Lettres sur
l'Amer- ique du Nord ....................... 369 Chicago, Ill., 6, 18, 216, 224, 225,
230, 317, 320, 375. --University .......................73,
279 --Durrett Collection
.............. 71 --Historical Society ................ 87 Chickasaw Indians .................44,
257 Chillicothe (Old Town) ............51,
58 Chillicothe, O., 29, 30, 32, 34, 36,
49, 185, 276, 311, 316, 363. --Gymnasium and Library Association, 35. --Second Presbyterian Church ..... 35 --State House .......................
71 Chillicothe, Ohio, Advertiser
.........35, 36 Chillicothe, Ohio, Supporter
.......... 31 China
..............................219, 265 "Chinatown" ....................... 320 Chinese, 321, 330: poet, 215; mulberry, 266, 267, 268, 269; district, 336;
colonies, 339. Chippewa Indians .................161,
307 Choctaw Indians
..... ............ 44 Cholera ............................311, 343 Chouteau, Auguste Pierre ............ 369 Christ
.................................. 202 Christendom .......................200, 237 Christianity ............................ 237 Christians, 200, 204, 220, 332;
principles, 207, 237; Fathers, 346. Christmas
.............................. 269 Church of Christ's Disciples .........
220 Churchill, (?) ..........................
188 Cincinnati, O., 11, 12, 17, 34, 35, 36,
37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 47, 49, 55, 57,
60, 65, 67, 68, 69, 73, 77, 78, 79, 80, 82,
177, 182, 217, 222, 232, 271, 279, 288, 316,
344, 352, 355, 362, 363, 364, 369. --Anti-slavery Society ..............
187 --College of Music ..................
230 --Evangelical Reformed Church of Oak- ley
......... ........................
93 --Postoffice
........................14, 15 --Public Library......................
23 --University .........................
228 --College of Pharmacy.............. 228 Cincinnati, Society of the, see Society
of the Cincinnati. Cincinnati Chronicle ..................
13 Cincinnati Commercial ...........13,
34-35 Cincinnati Gazette ........34,
305, 313, 315 Cincinnati Republican ....... 309, 310, 317 Cincinnati Tablet, described, 261; com- |
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pared with Aztec god, 261-262; de- scribed further, 262-263; copper
conven- tionalized design of the same,
263-264. Circleville, O. ........27, 30, 174,
179, 185 --Anti-slavery Society .............. 181 Circleville, Ohio, Fredonian ........82,
33 Cist, Charles. --Cincinnati in 1859
................. 68 --Cincinnati Miscellany
............. 69 'City of the Lost Footsteps"
(Washing- ton, D. C.) ..........................
11 Civil War, 16, 91, 206, 207, 229, 234,
275, 352; poem of, 20-22; letters
concerning, 276. Civilian Conservation Corps, see C.C.C. Civilization ........................... 217 Clark, Abram, jr.
..................... 177 Clark, George
......................... 179 Clark, George Rogers, 47, 59, 61, 66;
ex- pedition against Kaskaskia, 56-57;
expe- dition against Indian villages, 57-59. --Memorial .......................... 282 Clark, W . H..........................
153 Clark County, O.
..................176, 186 --Bibliography ....................100-101 --Historical Society .................
93 Clarke, D.
............................. 73 Clarke, Robert, and Co., publisher,
Cin- cinnati, O. ....................
24, 25 Clarksfield, Ohio, Anti-slavery
Society 187 Clay, Henry ...................29,
265, 363 Claypoole, James T. ..............177,
187 Clear Creek ........................... 69 Clermont County, O .....176, 183, 186,
362 --Bibliography ....................... 101 Cleveland, Grover .............235,
285, 376 Cleveland, O., 34, 35, 36, 176, 181,
224, 233, 288; importance of the element of foreign population in, 320;
cosmopolitan nature of and analysis of population, 321; statistics of separate racial
groups, 322; difficulty in accurately
determin- ing numbers, 322-323; census reports, 323; survey of immigration, 323-324; Lithuanians in, 324; Hungarians in, 325; Poles in, 326; Italians in,
326-327; Slovaks in, 327; Jugoslavs in,
327-328; Czechs in, 328; Russians in, 328-329; Jews in, 329-330; other groups, 330; Swiss in, 331; Dutch in, 331; Rumani- ans in, 331-332; Balkan peoples in,
332; Syrians in, 332-333; districts
occupied by various groups, 333-340; maps of foreign colonies, 334-335. --Anti-slavery Society ..............
186 --Bolivar Rd. .......................
338 --Broadway Ave. ..........336, 337,
338 --Buckeye Rd. .......................
337 --"Cabbage Patch"
................. 333 --Calvary Reformed Church ....... 337 --Carnegie Ave. .....................
339 --Central Ave. ......................
338 --City Council ......................
330 --City Immigration Bureau ........ 336 --Detroit Ave. .......................
337 --"Dopetown" ....................... 336 --"Dutch Hill"
...................... 333 --East 9th St.
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338 --East 21st St. ......................
339 --East 30th St. ..................336,
338 --East 34th St. ......................
333 --East 55th St. ..................338,
339 --East 60th St........................
337 --East 65th St. ......................
339 --East 71st St. ......................
338 --East 72d St. ...................337,
338 --East 79th St. ......................
336 --East 81st St. ......................
338 --East 95th St. ......................
337 --East 105th St. .....................
339 --East 125th St. .....................
337 --Euclid Ave. ........................
339 --Euclid Central High School
...... 378 --Fairfield Rd. ......................
338 --"Flats"
.................... 333, 336 --"The Ghetto" ..................... 333 --"Goosetown" ................... 333 --"Haymarket" ...................... 383 --Health Council ................ 326 --Hotel Cleveland ................... 234 --Jewish Center ..................... 339 --Jewish Synagogue .................
330 --Lakeview Cemetery ............... 338 --"Little Cuba"
.................... 333 --"Little taly" ..................... 338 --"Little Poland" ................. 333 --Lorain Ave. ........................
397 -- Mall
..............................339 --Mayfield Rd. .................. 338 --Ontario St. ..................336, 339 --Oregon Ave. ...................... 339 --Police Census .....................
322 --Proceedings of the Mayor's
Advisory War Board, 1917 .................. 324 --Public Library ................324,
333 --Public Square .................333,
339 --Recreation Survey. --The Sphere of Private
Agencies 324 --Rockwell Ave. .....................
334 --St. Clair Ave..................337,
338 --St. Theodosius Russian Orthodox Church .......................... 338 --"Shanty Town" ................... 333 --"The Slaughter House"
............. 336 --Starkweather Ave.
................ 338 --Superior Ave. .................338,
339 --"The Triangle" ................. 333 --Union Ave. ....................... 338 --"Vinegar Hill"
.................... 333 --West 12th St. .....................
333 --West 14th St......... .............
338 --West 25th St. .....................
337 --West 45th St ......................
337 --West 52d St. ......................
337 --West 56th St. .....................
337 --West 57th St. .....................
337 --West 58th St. .....................
337 --West 65th St ......................
337 --"Whiskey Island" ................ 333 --Woodland Ave. ...............336, 338 Cleveland Herald ..................34, 318 Cleveland Jewish Society Book ...... 330 Cleveland Leader
..................34, 336 Cleveland Plain Dealer, 322,
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................ 321 Clevelander ............................ 339 Clevenger,
Olive ...................... 281 Clinch
Mountain ...................... 361 Clinton
County, O. . ......176, 183, 220,
362 --Bibliography .................. 101-102 Coburn,
Asa ...........................
164 Coburn,
Phineas ....................... 164 Cochran,
James ...................... 311 Cochran,
William .....................
177 Cochrane,J. .......................... 186 Codman,
K. ..........................
345 Coe, Mrs. ............................ 188 Coffer, Jesse ................
........ 54 Ccffinberry,
Mr. ....................... 308 Coit,
Henry H. ....................176,
186 Coit &
Lord .........................
169 Colbert,
George, ferry on the Missis- sippi .... ........................... 45 Colby, Isaac
........................... 182 Cole, Oviatt
........................... 187 Coleman,
H. A. ....................... 342 Coleman,
Lawrence Vail -- Manual for Small Museums ..................... 92 Coleman,
Mrs. Sarah Roush, see Roush, Sarah. Coleman,
Thomas ......................... 226 --Treatise on Clearing Houses
..... 226 Coleman,
Thomas W. ...................... 225 --Light from the East ................. 226 Cole's
Tavern ........................... 364 Collins,
William ...................... 163 Collinwood,
O .......................338, 339 Colonial ...........................238, 284 Colonial Records of North Carolina....... 297 Colonization Society
.................. 366 Colorado
........................234, 240, 243 --Museum of Natural History ........ 240 --Proceedings ....................... 242 Colosseum,
see Rome. Columbia,
O. .................37, 68, 69, 70 Columbia
University ..........93, 226, 377 --
Press
............................
92 Columbiana,
O. ........................... 176 --Anti-slavery Society
.............. 186 Columbiana
County, O........176, 182, 183, 186 --Anti-slavery Society .............. 186 --Bibliography ...................... 102 Columbus,
O., 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 18, 23, 30, 90, 177,
194, 214, 216, 228, 229, 230, 231, 232, 234, 235, 267, 268, 269, 276, 280, 281, 284, 304,
315, 316, 348; newspapers, 277. --Audubon
Society ..............275, 280 --Central
Building and Loan Co. .. 236 --First
Presbyterian Church ........... 276 --Huntington
National Bank ....... 236 --Presbytery ....................... 276 --Record Books ....................... 276 --Public
Schools .................. 281 --Upper
Arlington High School ...... 224 Columbus,
Ohio, Dispatch ................ 222 Columbus,
Ohio, Western Hemisphere 313 Commodious
living ....................... 217 Commune
system ........... ....... 347 Communication ....................... 162 Communism ......................... . 350 "Community
of the Zoarites" ............. 344 The
Community of True Inspiration
343 Conecocheague
River ..................... 353 |
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Confederate, 351; prisons, 91, 207. Congress, see U. S.--Congress. Congress lands ........................
158 Congressmen ..........................
314 Constantine the Great
................ 199 Constantinople
......................... 199 Constitution, see U. S.--Constitution. Continental Congress, 50; Army, 50; cur- rency, 162. Cook, Mrs. ........................... 359 Cook, F............................. 366 Cook, Hannah F.--The Magyars of Cleve- land ................................. 325 Cooke, Jay
............................ 91 Coon, Jacob
........................... 182 Cooper, David C.
..................... 31 Cooperatives, 217; movement, 236. Copperheadism ...............
.......... 377 Copse H ill, Ga ....................... 16 Cordillera .............................. 251 Corey's bridge ......................... 165 Corinth, Miss.--Battle of
............. 235 Cork, Ireland ......................... 17 Cornell University ................228,
235 Cornwall, Isaac D. ....................
179 "Corresponding Committee" ......269, 270 Corwin, Franklin .......................... 311 Coshocton, O. ......................... 312 Coshocton County, O.--Bibliography......... 103 Cossack peoples ........................... 329 Coughenour, Frank
.................... 153 Coulter, C. W. --The Italians in Cleveland ............. 327 --The Lithuanians in Cleveland .... 324 Covenanters
............................ 185 Cowles, Alpheus
............... 186 Cowles, Henry .......... ...
.......179, 181 Cowles, Lysander .......................... 179 Cowles, Philena .......................... 186 Cowles, Mrs. R. M.
.................. 186 Cox, Isaac Joslin. --"Burr in Indiana" .................. 77 --"Selections from the
Torrence Pa pers" ........
....................... 70 --West Florida Controversy ........ 74 Cramer, Clarence H. .................... 93 Cramer, Mrs. J. G. .................. ..275, 281 Cramer, Zadok--The Navigator, 352, 356, 357, 358, 359, 360, 361, 362. Crary, Archibald .......................164, 165 Crawford, E ................................ 366 Crawford County, O. ........................ 276 --Bibliography ..
................ ..... 103 Creeks ..................................
260 Creole .............. .. ....... 369 "Crescent City"
(New Orleans, La.) 351 Croats ...................... 322, 327, 328, 338 Crocker, Charles ........................... 187 Cross, Frank ............................... 216 Cross, Ira B ....................... 223 --Collective Bargaining in San Fran- cisco
............................. .. 223 --Cooperative Stores in the United States
.............................. 223 --Essentials of Socialism ............. 223 --The
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concerning the Cross, Bradford, Clemons. . . Fam- ilies
.......................... 232 Cross,
Joe ............................. 216 Cross, Ray
L. ..................... 219 Crothers,
Samuel ...............177, 182, 183 Crown
City, O. ......................152, 159 Crusades
................................. 237 --Third ............................ 198 Culinary art .......................... 214 Culloden,
Scotland-Battle of ............. 27 Culpepper
County, Va. .................... 47 Cultivator .............................. 374 Cuming,
Fortescue--Tour of the Western Country
............................. 75 Cummington,
Mass. ....................... 266 Curci, Galli
.......................... 230 Currency,
see Money. Curtis,
Erastus ......................
186 Curtis,
Samuel R. .................. 311 Cushing,
M. B ........................... 183 Custer
Memorial State Park .......... ... 282 Cutler,
Ephraim ...................... 72 Cutler,
Julia Perkins--Life and Times of Ephraim Cutler
.................... 72 Cuyahoga
County, O.............176, 182, 186 --Bibliography ..................103-105 Cuyahoga
Falls, Ohio, Anti-slavery So- ciety ............................... 186 Cuyahoga
River ........................... 333 Cyrillic
alphabet ........................ 327 Cynthiana,
Ky ..........................73, 78 Czechoslovakia ......................322, 329 Czechs,
322, 323, 327, 328; population, 322; immigration,
328. Dana,
William ........................
358 Danes
..............................330, 339 Dansby,
Blanch Roush--The Iowa Branch of the Roush Family ................. 232 Danville, O. ........................
229 Dany, Mr. ......................... 165 Darby,
William-The Emigrant's Guide to the Western and Southwestern States ...............................
363, 364 Darke
County, O. ..................276, 362 --Bibliography ...................... 106 Darmstadt,
200, 201, 229; clergy, 218. Daughters
of the American Revolution-- Ohio ................................ 223 Daveiss,
James Hamilton .................. 78 Davey,
Martin L. ........................ 287 Davis, B. B.
.......................... 186 Davis, Dan J.
...................... 153 Davis, E.
............................. 178 Davis,
Edwin Adams ....................... 378 Davis,
Edwin Hamilton--Ancient Monu- ments of the Mississippi
Valley, 190, 191, 261. Davis,
Moses ............................. 186 Dawes,
Beman G. .......................... 274 Dawes,
James ............................. 266 Daws,
W. ............................. 179 Day, Elias R......................... 186 Day, J. H.
............................ 187 Daylight
............................... 259 Dayton,
Jonathan ..................... .. 77 Dayton,
O. .................... 11, 228, 349 --Public
Library ............. 23 Dearborn
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De Bobula, Ida ....................... 322 Declaration of Independence, see U. S.-- Declaration of Independence. Deed description of land ............. 159 Deer Creek ....................... 69 Deerfield Road, Hamilton, Ohio ...... 40 Defiance, O. .................... 307 Defiance County, O.--Bibliography ..
106 DeLand, Fla. ......................224, 233 Delaware (State) ............265, 270, 375 Delaware, O. ......................271, 272 Delaware County, O. ................... 276 --Bibliography .................106-107 Delaware Indians ............161,
167, 373 Delaware River ... .................... 201 Delhi, O. ....................177, 184 --and Storrs Anti-slavery Society ..187 Delta Sigma Rho ..................... . 223 Deming, A. ....................... 187 Democracy ....................221, 376, 377 Democratic Party, 206, 285; revival, 285; paper, 312, 316; politicians,
318. Democrats ...........312,
316, 317, 377 Dennison, (?) ........................ 355 Denny, George (ed.), The Supporter, 31 Denny, Samuel
...................179, 182 De Pauw University ............... 377 Department of State, see U. S.--Depart- ment of State. Depeyster, A. Schuyler ................ 56 Deposit, N. Y .
................... 365 Desdemona ........................ 60 Detroit, Mich., 50, 51, 54, 55, 56, 57, 217, 315, 317, 318, 319, 320, 332. Detroit Free Press ................... 312 Detroit Journal and Courier ......307, 313 Devoll, Allen ...................... 164 Devoll, Gideon .................... 164 Devoll, Gilbert .................... 164 "Diamond" .................258, 259 Dibble, W. E., publisher, Cincinnati, O. .............................. 15, 24 Dickens, Charles ..................... 12 --Dombey & Son ..................... 16 Dickey, James H. .......176, 177, 181, 187 Dickey, William
.................176, 187 Dickson, John ........................ 176 Dictionary of American Biography ..
74 Dillman, Andrew
.............. 232 Dillman, Mrs. Barbara Roush, see Roush, Barbara, Disciple of Christ Church ............ 219 Disney, D. T.
..................... 316 District of Columbia ................. 181 Dixon, John ....................
186 Dnieper Valley ....................... 329 Doan, William
.................... 312 Dobson, Bleth Wilson--The Iowa Branch of the Roush Family ............... 232 Donaldson, Christian .............177, 182 Donaldson, Francis ................... 176 Donaldson, William
............... 182 Doran, Mrs. Belle ................... 232 Dotterer, May ...................
349 Dotti, Madam ....................
230 Douglas, Stephen A ................7, 376 Dover, O. ....................... 176 -Anti-slavery Society ......... 186 Dover Cliffs ................... .....354 |
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chest
......................... 214 Dowler, Clare--The Life, Letters, and Works of John James Piatt, 1835-1882 .....................................
93 ............................ ....... 93 Downes, Randolph Chandler -- Frontier Ohio .......................274, 282 Downes, Richard
........................ 72 Downey, Charles
........................ 59 Drake, Daniel--Discourses Delivered
be- fore the Cincinnati Medical Library
As- sociation ............................69 Drake, G.H. .....................177 Draper MSS. ........................ 297 Dresser, Amos ......................
...178 Drowne, Solomon .................. 163 Druillard, Pierre
...................53, 56 Drury, Asa ........................182,
187 Drury, Mrs. M. E.......................
187 Druses
................................333 Dryer, Mrs. O. D................. 274, 275 Dublin, Ireland .................. 17 Dubuque, Ia. ...................... 231 Duck Creek ........................170,
371 Duke University
........................ 93 -- Library .....................12,
23 --M.S. Collection ...............12, 26 Dungan, Charles ......................
183 Dunham, Mrs. Esther Waddell, see Wad- dell, Esther. Dunlap, James
..........................32 Dunlavy, Francis ..............71, 72,
182 Dunlevy, Anthony Howard--History of the Miami Baptist Association, 68,
69, 70, 88. Dunmore, Lord .................49, 50,
201 -- War ...........................
49 Dunton, Israel ................ 164 Duplantier, Armand ............... 74 Duquesne, Fort .......................
355 D ustin, M.
..................... . 181 Dutch, 323, 330, 331, 353; immigrants,
337 Dutton, David ................ ....177 Dutton, R. .........................187 Eager, Paul ...................366, 368 Eagle Creek .................... . 362 Eagle Tavern ..........................
31 Eagleson, Freeman T..........284, 286,
288 Earlham College .................. 377 Earthquakes ....................42,
43 East, 7, 37, 41, 84, 169, 205, 228,
238, 241, 265, 271, 310. East Limington, Me ................... 345 Eastern States ................. 78 Eastman, David C. ............... 177 Easton, Pa.
......................... 281 Eaton, Joseph ..................... 276 Eaton, Starling L ....................
281 Eaton, William ................
84 Ebenezer, N. Y ................... 343 Ebenezer Society .....................
343 Ebert Prize, see American
Pharmaceutical Association. Economy of scarcity ..................
208 Edgerton, Jim .................... 154 Edinburg, Ohio, Anti-slavery Society,
187 Eisteddfods ...................... 229 El Dorado ...... ............... 2 Elk
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Elliott,
Jos. W.......................... 177 Ellis,
O. S.............................. 188 Elyria,
O. .....................178, 281, 326 --Anti-slavery
Society ...........181, 187 --Female
Anti-slavery Society...... 187 Emerson,
Ralph Waldo--Parnassus... 14 Emory ................................ 353 Enfield,
N. H............................ 345 Engineering
Corps, see U. S. Engineering Corps. England ....................10, 17, 92, 284 English,
347, 355, 370; language, 195, 226, 231,
321; community, 347; press, 369. Erie,
Lake............91, 299, 300, 317, 320- Erie
Archipelago ......................
91 Erie
County, O.--Bibliography ........
107 Ervin,
Edgar ............................ 222 Eskimos .............................. 321 Este, Mr. ..........................
362 Euclid, O. ......................176,
349 --Anti-slavery Society
............ 186 Europe,
17, 38, 198, 199, 200, 203, 205, 212, 225,
226, 238, 266, 284, 325, 327, 329; de- fense
of, 329. Evangelical
Church ...................
68 Evans,
Lyle S.--A Standard
History of Ross County, Ohio...................... 29 Executive
Mansion, see White House. F.
E. R. A. workers...................... 278 Fairfield
County, O.--Bibliography, 107-108 Fairmont,
W. Va ......................... 233 Fairport, O.
....................... 317 Fallen
Timbers State Park................ 282 --Fund ............................ 282 Falls
of the Ohio .............56, 57, 76, 77 Far East
............................. 226 Far
West ........................... 203, 212 Far
Western States ...................... 206 Farm Bureau ...........................
217 --Ohio ............................ 236 Farm Life ........................... 231 Farmington,
Ohio, Anti-slavery Society .................................... 188 Farr, J.
S. .......................... 188 Farrar,
Anna Frances (Mrs. William Newton
Mercer) .................... 351 Fassett, E. ........................
366 Fassett, I. ......................... 366 Faucetstown,
O. ......................... 357 Fauquier
County, Va ...................... 47 Fawcett's
Town, O., see Faucetstown, O. Fayette
County, O...............176, 182, 187 --Anti-slavery
Society ............ 187 --Bibliography .................... 108 Fayette
County, Pa........................ 39 Fearon,
Henry B. ........................ 353 Federal
Emergency Relief Administration, see F. E. R. A. Federal
Government, 281, 301, 302, 312, 313, 314,
318; relief activities, 280; Act of 1812,
301; commissioners, 302, 303. Federalist
Party ...................82, 86 Feliciana,
see New Feliciana. Felicity, O.
......................... 176 --Anti-slavery
Society ............ 186 Fenn, F.
F............................ 179 Ferris,
Esra--"The Early Settlement of the Miami Country".................... 69 Fewitt,
Luke .............................188 Figgins,
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........................242, 244 Findlay, James
........................70, 77 Findlay, William ..................... 70 Finland ............................... 323 Finley, James
Bradley................ 183 --Autobiography .................... 28 Finley, Robert W
......................... 64 Finney, Charles G.
...................... 182 Finnish extraction ................... 331 Finns .....................323, 330,
331, 337 Firestone Rubber Company............... 235 Fisher, Charles Adam ...........224, 233 --The Snyder County
Pioneers............ 233 --The Fisher Family
History............. 233 Fisher, Dudley T., sr................. 282 Fisher, Maddox.......................
65 Fitch, John .......................... 300 Fitch, Mary .......................... 186 Fitchville, Ohio, Anti-slavery
Society, 187 Flanner, William .....................183 Flint Ridge
............................ 255 Florence, Mr. ......................... 287 Florence, Italy ........................ 35 Florida ....................75, 230,
284, 374 "Florida Mocking
Bird"................... 230 Floridas .............................. 76 Flower, George
......................356, 363 Flushing, O. ....................... 176 --Anti-slavery Society ............ 186 Fluted Blades, 240-256; Culture
Complex, 243. Folch, Vincente
.......................... 73 Folger, Robert
H......................... 270 Follett, Foster and Company, publisher, Columbus, O. ..........................
23 Folsom, N. M.
........................240, 243 Folsom phenomena, history, 240-241;
dis- covery, 240; Complex, 241; Fluted Blade of Ohio studied in relation to, 242,
246- 247; terminology, 243; Variant, 243;
true type, 243-245; described, 245;
difference in specimens, 247-252; fluted and un- fluted types illustrated, 249-250;
theory of function of blades, 252-253; forms, 254; comparison of Yuma, Lindenmeier and Ohio blades, 254-255. Folsom-like Blades.......244, 246, 247,
248 Foote, J. A. (?)................ 176, 181 Ford, Cyrus ...................... 266,
270 Ford,
D.
.....................267, 269 Ford, James L .........................
236 Ford,
Lewis ........................
266 Ford, Paul Leicester -- Writings of Thomas Jefferson .............78, 79 Ford, Worthington Chauncey--Writings of John Quincy
Adams................. 83 Fordyce, Wellington G................. 878 "The Foreign City"
.................. 320 Foreign Population in the City of
Cleve- land and Where They Live........ 333 "The Forest City" (Cleveland, O.).. 320 Forestville, Va.
...................203,209 Forrest Mills, Mo......................
346 Forsyth, John ..........306, 312, 313, 315 Fort Ancient State Park................
282 Fort Hill State Park ..................
282 Fort Wayne, Ind. ......................
232 Forts, see names of Forts. "Founding Fathers" ............... 285 Fourier phalansteries, 341; colonies,
347 Fourth of July, celebration in 1788,
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France ...................22, 60, 76,
91, 323 Frankfort, Ky.. ..........78, 81, 82,
84, 364 Frankfort, O.
........................... 179 Franklin, Benjamin .................. 284 Franklin, Jesse
....................... 81 Franklin, Pa.
........................ 353 Franklin County, O.........151, 177,
183, 276 --Bibliography ...................108-111 Franklinton, O.........................
30 Franks
.................................. 204 Frederick County, Md.
................... 353 Fredonia, O. ........................... 178 Freedom, Ohio, Anti-slavery
Society.. 187 Freeport, Ohio, Anti-slavery Society. 188 Fremont, O.
....................... 288 French, 323, 330, 347, 355; poetry,
11; regime, 89; explorers, 91; emigrants,
162, 170; colony, 234; manuscript, 276;
war, 354; families, 361. French and Indian
War................... 203 "Friend of Truth" ................. 32, 33 Friends
................................ 185 Frietchie, Barbara
..................... 307 Frost, John ......................... 186 "Frostbitten Convention" ........... 318 Fruit Hill, home of Duncan McArthur ............... ............ 29, 30 Fuller, (?)
............................ 164 Fuller, Davis
.......................... 188 Fulton, Robert
....................... 1 Fulton, O.
........................ 177 --Anti-slavery Society
........... 187 Fulton County, O. --Bibliography ......................
111 "Fulton line" .......................
301 Gadsby, (?) ........................ 364 Gaffield, John ...................178, 187 Gage, W. G.
........................176, 186 Gaines, (?)
........................... 363 Galbraith, Thomas
...................... 176 Galbreath, J. H.--"Short Stories
of Ohio" ...................................
222 Galbreath, Ruth
....................176, 182 Galician Russian ................323,
329 Gallady, P. H. ..................... 183 Gallagher, William D. ................ 10 Gallia County, O., 151, 152, 207, 210,
213, 214, 217, 222, 225, 229, 230, 232,
234, 276; road-building in, 155; townships in,
158 --Bibliography .................111-112 Gallipolis, O., 10, 152, 155, 156,
223, 234, 276, 361; first brick pavement in,
157. --Fourth Ave. ........................
157 --Pine St. ....................... 157 Gamma Alpha .................... 228 Gano, John ......................68, 79 Gano, Mary ......................70, 88 Gano, Stephen ...................... 68 Gardner, James
........................ 153 Garfield, M.
......................... 187 Garretson, George
.................176, 186 Garrigan, William ................. 187 Gass, Benjamin ................... 179 Gaul
................................... 198 Gavit, William ..................... 366 Gay, Carl W. ..................216, 223 --Principles and Practice in
Judging Livestock ...................... 217 --Productive Horse
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Lucy ..........................
217 Gayarre, Charles Etienne Arthur.....
.....16 Geauga County, O. ........177, 182,
183, 187 --Bibliography ................. 112-113 General Clark (Steamboat).... ........... 44 General Government
..................... 304 Geneva, Ohio, Anti-slavery Society.. 186 Genoese velvet
......................... 213 "A Gentleman" ........................ 371 Geology .............................. 195 George, (?) .................... 363 George Washington University............
224 Georgetown, Ky. ..................... 50 Georgetown, O. ................176, 363 --Anti-slavery Society ..........186, 187 Georgetown, Pa.
........................ 357 Georgetown Heights, D.
C................. 10 German, 345; language, 195, 231, 343,
345, 346, 347, 350; army, 199; invasions,
324; migrations, 328; Revolution of 1848,
330; immigrants, 336, 342, 350; Lutheran church, 341; peasants, 341, community, 347, 349. German Hungarians
...................... 337 German Poland
.................. 326 Germans.........321, 322, 330, 336,
337, 342 Germantown, Pa
......................... 201 Germany..........17, 227, 323, 330,
343, 344 Gettysburg, Pa.
.....................21, 353 "Ghetto" ............................ 320 Gibraltar Island, in Lake
Erie........... 91 Gibson, (?)...........................
355 Gibson, Fort
........................... 369 Giddings, Joshua
R...................... 182 Giles, William B....................85, 86 Gill,
John W ....................... 265 Gill, N. H., and Son, publisher,
Dublin, Ireland ............................
24 Gillespie, Mrs.
..................... 179 Gillespie, M.
......................179, 180 Gillet, H .
S........................ 177 Gillet, Isaac ........................ 181 Gillilan, Frank ...................... 219 Gillilan, James D. .....................219 Gilliland, Strickland
..............231, 237 --"Blemishes" ....................237-238 --Including Finnigan .............. 231 --Laugh It Off
....................... 231 --A Sample Case of Humor............ 231 --Sunshine and
Awkwardness............. 231 Gilliland, James
........................182 Gilman, Elias .................366,
367, 368 Girty,
Simon, 59,
63; employed with Simon Kenton as Indian scout, 49-50; saved Kenton from burning at the stake, 52-53. Gitche-Kennebig .......................
257 Glacial man ........................ 241 Glezen, Mrs.
A...................... 187 Glover, Elias.......80, 81, 82, 83, 84,
85 Gnadenhutten Memorial .................
283 God......207, 220, 239, 304, 343, 344,
373 Goethals, George................... 234 Goforth, William ..................... 71 --Diary ......................... 69 Golden Gate ....................... 221 Goodsell, N. ......................305,
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Goodwin, H. R
....................... 281 Gouge, (?) ............................ 363 Graham, (?) ..................... 355 Graham's Magazine
................... 3 Grand Pre, Don Carlos de...... 73, 74, 75 --MSS .............................. 75 Grand River Institute Anti-slavery So- ciety ................................. 186 Grange ................................ 217 Grant, U. S................... . . . . 275, 281 --Memorial State Park .............. 283 Granville, O., 174, 175, 176, 178, 184, 185, 365, 366, 367; riot, 175, 185, 365; anti- abolitionists opposed to slavery, but de- sired to keep the peace, 365; their reso- lution to revive
the Colonization Society, 366; citizens met, 366; resolu- tions adopted, 367-368; Anti-abolition Party, 368; Anti-slavery Convention kept out of city, 368. --Anti-slavery Society .............. 187 --Historical Archives ............... 365 --Methodist Episcopal Meetinghouse 366 --Presbyterian Church .............. 173 Granville College ...................... 182 Grafton, O. ............................ 185 Grave Creek ........................... 358 Graves Sam W........................ 186 Gray, James .......................... 187 Gray, P. Wells........................ 178 Gray, William
........................ 164 Grayum, Henry ....................... 153 Great Britain ................ 91,
199 Great Hare ..............
............. 259 Great Horned Serpent ................ 257 Great Kanawha
....................... 360 Great Lakes .............. 50,
257, 320, 375 Great Miami River .............................50.
362 Great Mound .................. 263 Great Russia...... ................ 323, 329 Greco-Roman world.................... 236 Greece
................................. 323 Greeks, 204, 322, 330, 332, 338; language, 195; Orthodox Church, 328; immigrants, 332; colony, 338. Green, David E. --The City and Its People....... 321, 338 --The Invasion of Cleveland by Euro- peans .............................. 330 Green, Duff ........................... 316 Green, Howard W .................... 326 Green County, O.................. 311,
362 --Bibliography
................... 113-114 --Public Library, see Xenia, O. Green Plain, O........................ 176 --Anti-slavery Society ............... 186 Greene, Griffin
...............
165, 166 Greenfield, O..................176, 177, 181 Greenman, E. F....................... 279 Greensburgh, O. ...................... 355 --Anti-slavery Society
.............. 188 Greenville, O................... 66, 274, 363 --Treaty Memorial
Association..... 274 --Treaty of ....................... 37,
61 Gregg, Israel ........................ 39,
44 Greve, Charles Theodore -- Centennial History of Cincinnati .......... 68, 71, 72 Griffeth, W. R ........................ 178 Griffin, John S...................... 179 Griswold, Mrs. H...................... 187 Griswold, John J ...................... 180 |
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(?) swell...................
177 Grund,
Francis J.--The Americans in Their Moral, Social and Political Rela- tions
................................... 369 Guard,
Samuel R., & Company........ 297 Guernsey
County, O................... 177 --Bibliography ...................... 114 Gurley
transit ......................... 152 Gurney,
Asa ........................... 178 Gustavus,
Ohio, Anti-slavery Society. 188 Gutergemeinschaff ..................... 341 Guthrie,
A. A ............. 179, 181,
183, 184 Guthrie,
Sheldon ..................
179, 188 Guyan
Hills ........................... 152 Gwathenay,
(?) ....................... 364 H(?)d,
T. T........................... 187 Haldimand
Papers ...................... 297 Hall,
Basil ............................. 369 Hall,
Samuel ................... 180, 188 Hall,
William ...................... 187 "Hall
of Freedom" ........................ 175 Hambleton,
Benjamin ................. 176 Hambleton,
James............ 183,
186, 187 Hamer,
Thomas L....................... 314,
315 Hamford,
William....................... 187,
188 Hamill,
James .......................... 281 Hamilton,
Alexander ............... 284 Hamilton,
Henry .................... 56 Hamilton,
Thomas--Men and Manners in America
......................... 369 Hamilton,
O....... 38, 39, 40, 41,
42, 43, 45 Hamilton
County, O., 68, 71, 72,
73, 177, 182,
183, 187, 309, 362. --Bibliography .................... 114-117 --Democratic
Societies............... 72 Hamlin,
Fred
................................ 187 Hamlin,
Homer ..................... 187 Hammond,
Charles ..................... 31,
315 Hammond,
John ...................... 187 Hanby,
Benjamin ..................... 287 --Memorial
State Monument....... 280 Hancock,
Pa. .......................... 354 Hancock
County, O--Bibliography.. 117-118 Hanna,
Robert ...............
177, 181, 188 Hanover,
Ohio, Anti-slavery Society.. 186 Hansen,
Dr. ............................... 229 Hardin
County, O.--Bibliography..... 118 Harmar,
Josiah, .......................... 27 Harmar,
Fort ....... 165, 168,
358, 372, 373 Harmony,
Ind., ...................... 341,
348 Harmony
Society ....................348 Harper,
Robert Goodloe............... 83 Harper
Bros., publishers, N. Y........ 213 Harper's
Ferry expedition............ 377 Harper's Monthly Magazine......... 25,
26 Harper's Weekly
.................. 13, 377 Harr,
Daniel .......................... 66 Harriman,
S. F., publisher, Columbus, O.
.................................... 25 Harrington,
William ................ 188 Harris,
Thaddeus Mason--The Journal of a Tour into the Territory Northwest of the Alleghany Mountains............ 358 Harris,
William ................... 301, 304 "Harris
line" ................
302, 303, 312 Harris
of Philadelphia .............. 86,
87 Harris'
Tavern ........................ 360 Harrison,
William Henry ...... 12, 29, 363 --Memorial
State Park .............. 283 Harrison
County, O............ 182,
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.............. 187 --Bibliography
.................... 118-119 Harrison township, Licking County, O. ................ ...................... 174 --Wesleyan Methodist Church...... 174 Harrisonville, O. ...................... 177 --Anti-slavery Society
.............. 187 Harrodsburg, Ky. ..................... 50 Harte, Bret ........................... 17 Hartford, Ohio, Anti-slavery Society. 188 Hartley, (?) .......................... 354 Hartwell expedition ................... 269 Harvard University .................. 93, 377 --Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology
......................... 298 Harvey, Indian trader at Detroit.... 55 Harvey, Mrs., wife of the Indian trader at Detroit ........................... 55 Harz Mountains ...................... 200 Hast, Margaret Pary.................. 230 Havana Harbor ....................... 234 Hawkins, William
.................... 311 Hawley, Orestes K. .................. 182 Hawthorne, Nathaniel ................ 17 Hay, John ............................. 16 Hayes, Rutherford B.--Memorial.. 283, 288 Hayes, Sylvester ............. 366,
367, 368 Hayne, Paul Hamilton...........12, 15, 16 --MSS. .................... 12,
15, 16, 26 Health Bureau, see U.S.--Health Bureau. Hecker, Ill. ........................... 345 Hemans, Lawton T.--Life and Times of Stevens Thomson Mason, the Boy Gov- ernor of Michigan.. 299, 302, 315, 317, 318 Henderson, Ky. ....................... 43 Henkel, Paul .......................... 220 Henking and Cadot, firm.................. 276 Hennings, Th. ....................... 349 Henrici ........................... 348 Henry County, Mich. .................. 306 Henry County, O.--Bibliography...... 119 Henshaw, Leslie--"The
Burr Conspiracy in the Ohio Valley" ................ 77 Herndon, (?) ......................... 363 Herrald family ........................ 233 Hevia, Francis ........................ 87 Hewitt, John Napoleon Brinton --"Legend of the Founding of the Iro- quois League" .................... 260 --Wathatotarho ......................
260 Hewitt, William ...................... 29 Hibben, Thomas ...................... 183 Hidatsa
................................ 257 Higgins, David.....................
308, 309 High Plains area.242, 243, 244, 247, 254, 255 Highland County, O., 177, 182, 213, 220, 224, 225, 227, 229, 233, 235. --Bibliography
...................... 119 --Swamps
........................... 215 Hill, Norman Newell, jr.,--History of Licking County...................
174, 175 Hillhouse, James .................... 85 Hillsboro, O.
................ 220, 233, 236 Hinckley, Ohio, Anti-slavery Society. 187 Hinds, William A.--American Communi- ties .................................. 348 Hindus ................................ 321 Hine Insect Library, see Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society-- Library--Hine Collection. Hingston Station, see Ruddell's Station. |
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....................... 313, 316 Hip Sing
Tong........................ 339 Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio
.................................
73 --Quarterly Publication....... 42, 70, 79 "Historical Ohio" ..................... 288 History and Biographical Cyclopaedia
of Butler County, Ohio
................ 38-39 History of the Ohio State
University. 194 Hitti, Philip K.--The Syrians in
America ............. ........................ 332 Hobson, Richard ...................... 219 Hocking County, O.................. 276, 288 --Bibliography ...................... 120 Hodgdon, Samuel ................... 86, 87 Hoffman, Rudolph .................... 345 Holden, Mahlon .................. 178, 187 Holland, Joseph
Gilbert............... 16 Holland, 11, 323; lace, 211. Hollanders, 331, 336; characteristics, 337 Holloway, Smith ...................... 186 Hollywood, Cal. ...................... 230 Holmes, Jesse .................... 176, 184 Holmes, Lot
......................... 186 Holmes, Oliver Wendell ........ 15, 16, 26 Holmes County, O..................... 183 --Bibliography ...................... 120 Holy Land ........................ 225, 226 Holyoke, William .................... 182 Homesteads ........................... 209 Hooper, Osman C. ................... 195 Hoosierdom ............................ 377 Hoper, John R...................... 187 Hopewell Gap, Va ...................... 47 Hopewell Mounds .................. 259, 263 Horner, John S., 302, 303 313, 314,
315, 316. Hosmer, H. ........................ 186 Hottentots ............................ 321 Hough, Joseph, his narrative, 38-45;
youth and apprenticeship, 39; moved to Ohio and set up business in Hamilton, 40; how he procured merchandise, 4142; partnership with J. McBride, 43; trip
to New Orleans described, 43-44; steamboat navigation on the Ohio described, 44; moved to Vicksburg, Miss., 45. Hough, Sabin ......................... 366 Hough, Thomas ..................... 40, 41 Houghton, Mifflin and Company, pub- lishers, Boston ...................... 24 Houghton, Osgood and Company, pub- lishers, Boston
...................... 24 House of Representatives, see U.
S.-- Congress--House of Representatives. Hovey, Benjamin ..................... 77 Howard, Benjamin C. ........... 302, 313 Howard, Edgar B....... 244, 247, 251 252 --"Evidence of Early Man in North America"
........................... 242 Howard, H. W....................... 186 Howe, Frederick C.--"A City
Finding Itself" ............................... 320 Howe, Henry--Historical Collections
of Ohio ............................. 174, 175 Howel, Elias ........................ 271 Howells, H. Maria
...................... 179 Howells, Henry C
.......................179, 180 Howells, William Dean.. 3, 4, 8, 16, 17, 18 --A Boy's Town
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--Diary
.............................. 4 --"Louis Labeau's Conversion"..... 10 --My Literary Passions ............. 5, 8 --The Poems of Two Friends, 8, 18-19, 23. --Years of My Youth ................ 3, 5 Hoxie, William
B. .................... 230 Hubbard, William ................... 64 Hudson, Timothy .................... 183, 187 Hudson, William
R........................ 182 Hudson, O.
........................... 179 --Anti-slavery
Society ............... 187 Huff, J.
............................. 187 Hull, William ...................... 66 Humphrey, Chancy ................... 366 Humphries, Bruce, Inc. .............. 375 Hungarian Jews ........................ 325 Hungarians, 321, 322, 325, 326, 327, 330, 337, 338; university, 322; paper, 325; migration, 328. Hungary
................ 323, 325,
328, 337 Hunt, James .......................... 156 Hunt, John ........................ 176, 182 Hunt, Leigh
.......................... 5 --"Imagination and Fancy" ......... 5 Hunt, W. F............................ 180 Hunt, William ........................ 65 Hunter, Mary E....................... 276 Huntington, W. Va................... 224 Huntsburg, O. ........................ 177 Hurd and Houghton, publisher, N. Y. .................................13, 23,
24 Huron County, 0............. 177, 183, 187 --Bibliography .................... 120-121 Hurons
...........................
258 Hustons, Ky., see Paris, Ky. Hutchins, Mr. ........................ 371 Hutchins, Thomas .................... 299 Igaguti
................................ 259 Illinois, 6, 18, 90, 203, 207, 217, 218, 302, 304, 316, 317, 345, 375. --State
Historical Library--Collections, 89. --State Historical Society -- Archives Division ........................... 90 Illinois Territory....................... 89 The Independent ...................... 13 Indian, 360; affairs, 166; agents, 194; tribes, 194; factories, 194; mounds, 352, 357; corn, 359; meal, 361; war, 363. Indian Territory
...................... 369 Indiana, 3, 18, 77, 180, 203, 207, 217, 218, 301, 302, 304, 316, 317, 346, 350, 374, 375, 377; line, 362; shore, 364. --Constitution
....................... 304 --George Washington Bicentennial Com- mission
...........................
232 --Historical Bureau ............ 374,
375 --Historical Society--Publications... 69 --University
......................... 226 Indiana Canal Company.................. 77 Indiana Historical Collections......... 374 Indiana Quarterly
Magazine of History ....................................... 77 Indiana Territory ..................... 89 --Legislature ...................... 77, 89 Indianapolis, Ind. ............. 41, 276, 374 --John Herron Art Institute....289, 298 Indianians
.............................
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Indians, 28, 42, 43, 44, 46, 49, 50, 51, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 60, 66, 69, 161, 163, 167, 258, 264, 276, 288, 354, 363, 373; gauntlet running, 52; molested the Kentons, 61-62. Industrial Relations Commission, see U. S.--Industrial Relations Commission. Ingersol, Mrs. L. F........................ 187 Ingraham
................................ 176 Innerarrity, James ........................... 87 Inscription Rock State Park.......... 283 Iowa
..........................
207, 217, 350 --University
.........................
216 Iowa Equitable Life Insurance Company ................ ...................... 236 Ireland
.............................. 17, 47 Irish, 305, 353; districts, 333. Ironton, O. ............................ 154 Iroquois Indians...........
91, 259, 260, 264 Irville, O. ............................. 179 Irving, Washington ................. 17,
369 Island No. 18 ......................... 357 Isle Ford, Ky.......................... 49 Isnardon, Jacques .................... 230 Italians, 321, 322, 327, 333, 336, 337; im- migration, 326; colonies, 338. Italy
...........................
17, 323, 326 Jackson, Andrew, 285, 302, 310, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 318, 376; administration, 301. Jackson, Jacob .................. 81, 82, 84 Jackson, Robert .......................... 311 Jackson, Ohio, Herald.................... 231 Jackson County, O.............
151, 219, 231 --Bibliography
..................... 121 Jacksonian frontiersman ............. 376 Jacoby, Helen
............................ 276 Jacoby, Michael ........................ 276 James River ....................... 360, 361 James' Mills, see Milton, Ind. Jamison, John ........................ 179 January, (?) .......................... 362 Japanese Steamship Company.......... 213 Jarboe, Elizabeth (Mrs. Simon Kenton), 60, 64, 67; adventures with the Indians, 61-62. Jarboe, Mrs. Elizabeth
McClelland, see McClelland, Elizabeth. Jarboe, Stephen ........................ 60 Jarboe's Run ....................... 61, 62 Jasper County, Ind.................... 67 Jay County, Ind
....................... 220 Jefferson, Thomas, 76,
77, 80, 81, 82, 87, 88, 207, 284, 285. --MSS
....................... 82 --"Proclamation against Burr's Plot", 79. Jefferson, Fort, State Park............ 283 Jefferson County, O.......
182, 183, 187, 265 --Bibliography
.................... 121-122 Jeffersonian political principles.... 206, 207 Jeffersonville, Ind. .................. 364 Jennings, William
.................... 350 "Jenny Lind of Florida"............. 230 Jersey, O. ............................. 178 --Anti-slavery Society .............. 187 Jersey City, O........................ 223 Jesuits
................................. 258 Jewett, Leonard
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University........... 233 --Department of Economics and Busi- ness Administration .............. 224 John Herron Art Institute, see Indi- anapolis, Ind. "Johnny Appleseed", see Chapman,
John. Johns, D. ........................... 187 Johnson, Andrew ..................... 377 Johnson, Arthur C., sr............... 288 Johnson, J. B. ........................ 183 Johnson, James S. ................... 187 Johnson, Leveret ...................... 186 Johnson, Phineas ..................... 187 Johnson's Island ...................... 91 Johnsonville, Ohio, Anti-slavery
Society ..................................... 188 Johnston, J.
B.......................... 178 Jones, Jenkin W ...................... 176 Jones, Thomas ........................ 178 Journal of Southern History
.......... 351 Journals .............................. 90-91 Judson,
Mrs. .......................... 177 Judson, E. ..........................177, 184 Judson, Overton ...................... 183 Jugoslavia, .............................. 327 Jugoslavs, 321, 322, 327; colonies,
338. Juniata River ......................... 354 Kalida, O.
............................... 179 Kalowisi
............................... 258 Kanawha River......................... 361 Kansas ............................ 233, 243 Kappa Alpha Theta .................... 223 Kaskaskia, Ill ........................ 56, 66 Kassel
clergy........................... 218 Kauffman, Theodore --"S. M. B. Piatt,"
portrait......... 12 Kellar, Herbert Anthony (ed.) --Solon Robinson, Pioneer and
Agricul- turist ........................... 374-375 Kelley,
Mrs............................. 187 Kelley, Alfred......................... 276 Kelley, Henry T....................... 187 Kelly, James .......................... 73 Kemper, Nathan ..................... 73, 74 Kemper, Reuben................ 73, 74, 75 Kemper Rebellion....................... 74 Kenosha, Wis........................... 276 Kenrick, William--The American Silk Grower's
Guide....................... 267 Kenton, Benjamin...................... 47 Kenton, Edna--Simon Kenton, His Life and Period
............................ 55 Kenton, Elizabeth....................... 67 Kenton, Elizabeth C. (Mrs. Jacob M yers) ............................... 67 Kenton, Mrs. Elizabeth Jarboe, see Jar- boe, Elizabeth. Kenton, John, son of Mark and Mary 47 Kenton, John, son of Simon and Mar- tha ........................ 59 Kenton, Mark........................... 47 Kenton, Mark, jr ..................... 47 Kenton, Mrs. Martha Dowden, see
Dow- den, Martha. Kenton, Mary (Mrs. Daniel Murray) 67 Kenton, Mrs. Mary Ann McCullough, see McCullough, Mary Ann. Kenton, Mrs. Mary Miller, see Miller, Mary. |
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Kenton, Matilda (Mrs. John S. Parkin- son) .................................. 67 Kenton N
a ncy (Mrs. William Mc- Carty; .............................. 59 Kenton, Ruth Jane
(Mrs. James Brown) .............................. 67 Kenton, Sarah (Mrs. John McCord). 59 Kenton, Simon, eulogy of, 46-47l his
pa-- rental family, 47; youth, fight with W. Veach, and flight, 48; acquaintance
with Simon Girty, and employed by British as Indian scout, 49; discharged as
scout 50; captured by Indians, 51; compelled to
run gauntlet, 52; saved from
the stake by Girty and Logan, 53; held captive by British in Detroit, 54;
aided by trader's wife to escape, 55; joined George Rogers Clark in
expedition against Kaskaskia, 56-57; expedition against Indians, 57-59; married Martha Dowden, 59; her death, 59; married Elizabeth Jarboe and settled
near Springfield, O., 60-61; Indian
anecdotes of, 61-62; as a farmer and mill owner, 62-63: death and burial, 63-64; con- version; 64; his hospitality, 64-65;
pen- sioned, 65; review of events, 66-67; family, 67. -- MSS. .............................. 56 Kenton, Simon, Jr..................... 59 Kenton, William.................... 47, 67 Kenton, William Miller............... 67 Kenton's Station, Ky............... 60, 67 Kentuckians ........................... 361 Kentucky, 3, 14, 28, 46, 47, 50, 51,
54, 55, 57, 59, 61, 62, 64, 66, 67, 77, 78, 81, 85, 161, 170, 199, 203, 207, 218, 227,
232, 297, 352, 361, 363, 364, 375. --Sixth Congressional District...... 235 Kentucky River........................ 47 Kenworthy, Leonard S. --The Tall Sycamore of the Wabash (Daniel Wolsey Voorhees)...... 375-377 Kenyon College................... 2, 5, 18 --General Cataloge
.................. 5 Kerns, Wayne.......................... 153 Key, Francis
Scott....................... 83 Keys, William.......................... 182 Kielman, Charles....................... 343 Kilbourn, Asahel....................... 183 Kimball, Norman....................... 188 King, John--American Dispensatory.. 227 King,
Leicester......................... 182 King,
Samuel............................ 186 King, Zebulon.......................... 167 Kingsbury, Harmon ................ 176, 182 Kingsley, (?)...................... 187, 188 Kinsman, O.............................
180 --Anti-slavery
Society................ 188 Kirk, Abner
G...................... 176, 186 Kirk,
R. C.............................. 186 Kirker, Thomas......................... 85 Kirtland, Ohio, Anti-slavery Society. 187 Knapp, (?)............................. 360 Knowlton, (?) ......................... 178 Knox County, O.............. 177, 183, 187 --Bibliography ..................... 122 Koontz, J................................ 187 Koppers Coal Company................ 235 Koppers Company
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Ku Klux
Klan.........................
30 Kucera, Magdelena--"The Slavic
Races in Cleveland ........................... 326 Kummer, George
...................... 93 ?? "Lac Herie" (Lake
Erie)............. 91 Ladd, W. M............................ 187 Ladies' Home
Journal.................. 213 LaForge, Frank......................... 230 Lagonda,
O.............................. 63 Lake County, O--Bibliography..... 122-123 Lakewood, O ......................... 338 Lakes, see names of Lakes. Lancaster,
Pa...........................
41 Landis George B. --"The Separatists of
Zoar"........ 341 Lane,
(?)............................
359, 360 Lane, D
................................ 187 Lane,
John.............................. 187 Lang, Andreas.......................... 349 Langdon, Joseph L..................... 178 Lantern
................................ 195 Laramie River ......................... 250 Laramie River Valley .................. 248 Latin, 226; script, 328. Latrobe, Charles J. -- The
Rambler in North
America................... 369, 370 Laurel
Hill............................. 355 Laurens, Fort, State Park............. 283 Lawrence County, O.......... 154, 183, 276 --Bibliography
....................... 123 Lazarus, F. & R., & Company,
Columbus, O.
.................................... 234 Leading Run............................ 360 Leather Stocking....................... 46 Lebanon, O.......................... 40,
311 Lebanon University..................... 224 Ledbetter, Eleanor E. --The Czechs in Cleveland
........... 328 --The Jugoslavs in Cleveland........ 328 --The Slovaks in Cleveland.......... 327 Lee,
Samuel........................
179, 187 Lee, Thomas............................ 187 Lehigh County, Pa..................... 233 Lehigh University ...................... 227 Lennell,
Joseph......................... 178 Lenz, (?)............................. 348 Leonard, Mrs. S........................ 187 Lepanto
................................ 200 Lernoult,
Capt.......................... 56 Lescaume, Pierre....................... 230 Letart Falls (Rapids), O.......... 226, 360 Lett
press............................... 324 Lewis,
Mr............................... 353 Lewis, Elias M......................... 177 Lewis, Isaac........................ 177, 187 Lewis, John
L........................... 179 Lewis, W. S............................ 179 Lewisburg, Ky.......................... 348 Lexington, Ky..... 64, 78, 82, 362, 363, 364 Lexington, Mass.--Battle of ........... 50 Lexington, O.--Anti-slavery Society... 188 Liberty Hall and Cincinnati
Mercury.. ...........................73, 74, 75,
79, 80, 84 Library Associations of Ohio, Indiana
and Michigan--Tri-State
Meeting......... 299 Library of Congress, see U.
S.--Library of Congress. Licking County, O., 173, 174, 176, 178,
183, 187, 266, 366, 367. --Bibliography
.................... 123-124 Licking River............... 47 57, 58, 59 Liday,
Samuel..........................
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862 Lincoln, Abraham ........ 7, 9, 20, 285, 377 Lincoln-Douglas debates
................ 8 Lindenmeier, 244; site, 240, 243, 245,
248, 251, 254, 256; Variant, 243; specimens, 247; discoveries, 252. Lindley, Harlow............... 278, 287, 288 --Indiana as Seen by Early Traveler: ............................. 360, 361, 363 Lindsay, (?)........................ 353 Linnel, Knowles........................ 366 Litchfield, O., Anti-slavery
Society.... 187 Literary
Digest......................... 244 Literature and Life
.................... 231 Lithuania
............................... 324 Lithuanians, 322, 324; settlements,
389; colony, 339. Littke,
Harry........................... 336 Little, Jacob ............................ 173 Little Grave Creek
..................... 358 "Little
Italy"........................... 320 Little Kanawha......................... 359 Little Miami River..................... 362 Little Muskingum River............... 371 Little Russian
........................... 323 Little Sandy River
..................... 361 Little Scioto River ..................... 361 Little's Town, Pa
....................... 353 Liverpool (British ship)............... 50 Liverpool, Ohio, Anti-slavery Society. 187 Lloyd, C. G.--Drugs and Medicines of North
America.......................
227 Lloyd, Emma Rouse, see Rouse,
Emma. Lloyd, John Thomas ............... 227, 228 --Biology of North American Caddis
Fly Larvae ............................. 228 --Life in Inland Waters............. 228 Lloyd, John Uri........................ 227 --American Dispensatory............. 227 --Chemistry of Medicines
............ 227 --Drugs and Medicines of North America ........................... 227 --Elixirs, Their History and
Prepara- tion
................................. 227 --Etidorpha, the End of Earth...... 227 --Felix Moses, the Beloved Jew.... 227 --Origin and History of All the Phar- macopoeial Drugs ................... 227 --Red
Head........................... 227 --The Right Side of the Car........ 227 --Scroggins
......................... 227 --Stringtown on
the Pike.......... 227 --Warwick of the Knobs ............. 227 Lloyd Bros. Pharmacist Corp. of Cincin- nati
................................... 228 Lockwood, Carlton
...................... 178 Logan, Benjamin....................... 59 Logan, Indian chief.............. 58, 59, ?? Logan,
Mt...............................
29 Logan County, O., 49, 52, 63, 64, 65,
66, 178, 183, 187. --Bibliography ....................... 125 --Historical Society.................. 63 Logan Elm State Park ................ 283 Loge, postmaster at
Cincinnati............16 Lombardy poplars..................... 360 London, England ............... 17, 225, 265 London,
Pa.............................. 353 London
Athenaeum..................... 13 London
Spectator....................... 13 Long, David ....................... 182, 186 "Long reach" ........................... 358, 361 |
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"Long stretch"
..................361 Longfellow, Mrs. Elizabeth Frances Ap- pleton, see Appleton, Elizabeth
Frances. Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 3, 10,-11, 12, 13. --"The Children's
Hour"............ 10 Longfellow, Mrs. Mary S. Potter, see Potter, Mary S. Longfellow, Stephen....................
10 Loomis, R...............................
187 Lorain, O............................... 326 Lorain County, O............. 178, 183,
187 --Anti-slavery Society ................
187 --Bibliography ................... 125-126 Lord
.................................... 169 Lord, Thomas...........................
165 Lord of the North and Underworld... 261 Los Angeles, Cal.......................
235 Los Angeles Daily Herald............
231 Louis XVI
.............................. 364 Louisiana .................. 77, 88,
284, 352 --University. --Department of History........... 378 --Libraries .........................
378 Louisville, Ky., 7, 18, 43, 44, 47, 54,
56, 57, 233, 361, 352, 362, 363, 364. Louisville, Kentucky, Journal..... 7,
18 Low, Walter, publisher, N. Y...... 11,
23 Lowe, Susan E .........................
177 Lowell, James Russell, 1, 5, 7, 10, 17;
as editor of Atlantic Monthly, 5, 7. Lower Salem, O ........................
180 Lower Sandusky, O .....................
309 Lucas, Robert, 299, 302, 303, 305, 306,
307, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314, 315,
316, 317. Lucas County, O ....................
303, 308 --Bibliography ................... 126-127 Ludlow, J.
C............................ 187 Lukins,
Mrs............................. 177 Lukins, William
E....................... 177 Lunt, (?) ...........................
164, 165 Luther, Martin
.......................200, 204 Lutheran church, 210, 212, 224, 231;
paro- chial school system, 203; in Ohio, 220; school, 225. Lutheran Herald ...................... 231 Lutheranism ........................... 219 Lutherans
.............................. 224 Lyme, O
................................. 177 --Anti-slavery Society ................
187 Lynchburg, O...........................
229 Lyon, Lucius
............................ 317 Lytle, R.T
............................. 314 Mac-a-Cheek Castle, home of
Donn Piatt ...............................
6, 22 McArthur, Dorothy Whitney ....... 27,
30 McArthur, Duncan, birth and early
youth, 27; served under J. Harmar, 27-28; as Indian scout, 28; description, 28; mar- ried and settled
near Chillicothe, 29; elected to
Ohio Legislature, 30; clash with T. Worthington, 31; accused of drunkenness and cheating at cards, 32; his explanation of the card dispute,
33. --MSS.
...............................
33 McArthur, Mrs. Nancy McDonald, see McDonald, Nancy. MacArthur family ......................
27 McBride, James ................. 38,
39, 42 -Notes on Hamilton ................. 41 |
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--Pioneer Biography............... 68, 69 --"A Voyage Down the Mississippi" 42 McCaleb, Walter Flavius --The Aaron Burr Conspiracy, 77, 78, 79. McCarty, Mrs. Nancy Kenton, see Ken- ton, Nancy. McClay, Samuel ........................ 81 McClelland, Elizabeth (Mrs. Stephen Jar- boe) .................................. 60 McClelland, Thomas.................... 67 McClellands, Ky., see Georgetown, Ky. McClure, O.............................. 220 McConnaughey, Isaiah................. 235 McConnelsburgh, Pa.................... 353 McCord, John.......................... 59 McCord, Mrs. Sarah Kenton, see Kenton, Sarah. McCormick, John W................... 234 McCormick Historical Association.... 375 McCoy, Alexander M.................. 177 McCrary, W. B ..................... 175, 178 McCullock, Samuel..................... 183 McCullough, Arthur J.................. 224 McCullough, Mary Ann (Mrs. William Miller Kenton)....................... 67 McCutcheon, Joseph.................... 315 McDermott, John Francis............. 378 McDonald, John......................... 67 --Biographical Sketches of General Na- thaniel Massie, General McArthur . . . Simon Kenton
........... 27, 29, 55, 67 McDonald, Nancy (Mrs. Duncan Mc- Arthur) ...................... 29 McFarland, (?) ......................... 358 McFarland, William .................... 83 McGregor, Capt ......................... 56 McGuffey, William Holmes --Readers ..................... 14 McHenry, (?) .......................... 362 McKay, George .................... 305, 306 McKay, William
W ............... 312, 315 Mackinac, Mich ......................... 56 McKinley, William, Ohio governor... 235 McKinley, William, assistant reference librarian .................... 275 McMaster, John
Bach -- History of the People of the United States ..... 76, 318 MacMillan, William .................... 72 McNeal, Edgar H ....................... 195 Macochee Creek ..................... 52, 66 Macochee Valley ....................... 59 Macon, Mr .............................. 364 McPherson, Harry R .................. 281 MacRae, Thomas ....................... 349 McRoberts, Mary ....................... 42 Mad River....50, 52, 58, 59, 60, 63, 64, 66 Mad River country ................. 60, 65 Mad River Valley ...................... 52 Madison, James ........... .80, 284, 285, 301 --MSS ............................80, 84 Madison, O.............................. 177 --Anti-slavery Society ................ 187 --Female Anti-slavery Society ....... 187 Madison, Wis.--State Historical Society-- Draper MS. Collection ............... 56 Madison County, O................ 179, 183 --Bibliography ....................... 127 Magnesia Spring ..................... ... 354 Magyars .......................... 322 Magan, Asa................... 179, 182, 184 Mahan, J. B ....................... 182, 186 |
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Mahlie, Alberta Rose .................. 281 Mahoning, O.--Anti-slavery Society.. 187 Mahoning County, O. --Bibliography ....................127-128 Maine
............................
265, 270 Majonnier Brothers Creamery Supply Company ........................... 216 Makio ................................ 195 Mansfield, ........................
179, 311 Maps, history produced by bad ones............................. 299-300 Marietta, O., 46, 64, 162, 163, 166, 167, 170, 171, 180, 185, 222, 347, 358, 359, 371, 372; described, 161; local government, 164; local highway department, 164; site described, 371; plans for building the city, 371-372; fertility of the region, 372; antiquities described, 372-373; friendli- ness of the Indians, 373. --Anti-slavery Society ................ 188 --Public Library...................... 161 Marietta College ..............
196, 226, 284 --Library
....................... 161 Marion, O.......................... 231 Marion, Ohio, Daily Mirror........... 231 Marion County, Ia..................... 224 Marion County, O...................... 276 --Bibliography....................... 128 Marlboro, O........................ 176, 179 --Anti-slavery Society................ 187 Marple, David J........................ 31 Marryat, Frederick..................... 369 Marshall, John.......................... 79 Marshall College........................ 224 Martin, Luther......................... 83 Martin, Thomas........................ 79 Martindale, D........................... 187 Martinsburg, Va........................ 207 Marxian socialism...................... 347 Maryland ......... 60, 81,
202, 224, 265, 270 Marysville, O........................... 101 Mason, Richard Lee................... 361 Mason, Stevens T., 299, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 313, 315, 316, 317. Mason County, Ky..................... 60 Mason County, W. Va... 206, 217, 229, 236 Massachusetts, 81, 84, 88, 265, 270, 345, 375. --Historical Society................. 70 --Collections--"Index to Pickering Pa- pers"
.......................68, 86,
87 Massachusetts Spy, or the Worcester Ga- zette
................................371 Massey, Samuel E................. 346, 848 Massie, David Meade --Nathaniel Massie................... 72 Massie, Nathaniel............... 29, 71, 72 Massillon, O........................ 269, 270 Mather, Mrs. J. G.................... 175 Matthews, Phebe....................... 177 Mattison, Israel........................ 178 Maumee, O......................... 229, 312 Maumee Bay....................... 300, 316 Maumee River............. 50, 299, 300, 317 Maumee Valley......................... 275 May, Col................................ 169 May, Patrick C.................... 311, 312 Maylin, Thomas........................ 182 Maysville, Ky..... ..................... 362 Mazeppa
............................ 46, 329 Medina, O............................... 179 --Anti-slavery Society................ 187 |
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Medina County, O............. 179, 183, 187 --Bibliography ....................... 129 Meek, Basil............................. 28 --"General Harmar's Expedition"... 28 Meigs, Return J........................ 165 Meigs County, O., 217, 222, 229, 231, 233, 235. --Bibliography ....................... 129 Melendy, John..................... 177, 182 Melish, John....................... 360, 362 Mellon, Andrew ........................ 235 Mellwayne, Robert R ................. 180 Melville, Herman, lectured in Cleveland and Cincinnati, 34; in Chillicothe, 35. --Moby Dick...................... 34, 36 --"Statues in Rome" ................. 35 Memphis, Tenn......................... 43 Mercantile business in Ohio, in 19th cen- tury
.................................41-45 Mercer, Mrs. Anna Frances Farrar, see Farrar, Anna Frances. Mercer, C. F....................... 86, 87 Mercer, William Newton, biography, 351- 352; his diary evaluated, 352; The Diary, 353-364; Baltimore, Md., to Chambers- burgh, Pa.. 353; to Bedford, 354; me- dicinal springs described, 354; lost his dog, 355; Bedford to Pittsburgh, 355; Pittsburgh described, 255-256; em- barked on the Ohio, 356; arrived at Pultney, O., 357; disappointment at not
seeing elks, 357-358; arrival at Marietta and reception by beldam, 358; described Indian mound, 358-359; Marietta to Letart's Falls, 359-360; de- scribed floating mill and "rock of an- tiquity", 360; "long stretch" in the Ohio River, 361; Portsmouth to Cincin- nati, 361-362; Cincinnati to Lexington, Ky., 362-363; Lexington to Louisville, 363-364. --"Journey from Louisville to New Or- leans in 1816"....................... 351 Mercer County, O. --Bibliography ................... 129-130 Methodism in
Indiana ................. 220 Methodist Episcopal Church, 10, 64, 219; preacher, 60; ministry, 234. --General Conference ................ 235 --Ohio Conference -- Portsmouth Dis- trict
................................ 219 Methodist Episcopal Church, South... 226 Mexican, invasion, 85; statue, 264. Mexico ................. 59, 76, 77, 241, 261 Miami, Fort
............................. 303 Miami and Erie Canal ................. 276 Miami Baptist Association............. 69 Miami country, 38, 39, 68, 362; trade in early 19th century, 37, 43. Miami County, O....................... 362 --Bibliography ....................... 130 Miami Island Church.................. 69 Miami Rivers, 12, 42, 43, 47, 50, 58, 59, 68, 73. Miami University....................... 276 --Anti-slavery Society................ 186 Miami Valley........................... 38 Miami Village, O....................... 167 Miamisburg Mound State Park........ 283 Michabo ........................... 257, 259 |
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Michigan, 300, 301, 302, 303,
304, 305, 306, 307, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314, 315,
316, 317, 318, 381, 346; troops, 303. --Legislature ....................
317, 318 --Militia .....302, 303, 306, 308,
309, 314 --University ..................... 279, 305 --Upper Peninsula ............... 303,
318 Michigan, Lake................ 300,
303, 304 Michigan City, Ind....................
317 Michigan Political Science Association --Publications
..................... 299 Michigan Territory....... 299, 300,
301, 304 --Legislative Council .............
301, 302 Middle
Ages............................ 22 Middle West.........................
5, 225 Middlebury,
O.......................... 185 --Anti-slavery Society...............
187 Middletown, Ind.
...........................364 Middletown,
O.......................... 279 --Anti-slavery Society ...............
186 Midway, O..............................
179 Milan, O ...........................
177, 184 --Anti-slavery Society
................ 187 Miles, Archibald ..............176,
179, 187 Miles, S. S...........................
178 Military administration, 194; posts,
194. Mill Creek ................. 40, 201, 209 Mill Creek Park .................... 288 Miller, (?)
.........................362 Miller, Mr ........................ 64 Miller, Ansel
....................... 186 Miller, Daniel ...................
156, 182 Miller, James ......................
309 Miller, John ........................
346 Miller,
Lewis........................... 179 Miller, Mary (Mrs. Mark Kenton)... 47 Miller, Oscar F.......... 274, 283,
287, 288 Millikan, Daniel
..................... 187 Millington, A. S.....................
307 Mills, Helen ......................
196 274 Mills, Henry......................
219, 230 Mills, Mrs.
Henry...................... 230 Mills,
Lucius.......................... 179 Mills,
Nelle........................... 230 Mills, William Waddell ..............
229 Milton, Ind
........................... 3 Mineral Industry
....................... 227 Mingo Indians ......................
53,,59, 161 Minneapolis,
Minn....................... 194 Minnesota --University
..................... 217 --High School .......................
194 --Press ............................
194 Missionary Review of the
World.......... 322 Mississippi .................... 45,
79, 375 Mississippi River, 42, 43, 44, 47, 50,
56, 66, 73, 77, 84, 101. Mississippi Territory
................... 45 --Archives ...........................
79 Mississippi Valley
...................... 38 Mississippi Valley Historical Associa- tion
........................... 274, 279 Mississippi Valley
Historical Re- view ........................... 30, 356 Missoula, Mont.......................
224 Missouri ...................... 257,
350, 375 Mitchell, John--Map of the West.....
299 Mixer, Isaac............. 163, 164,
165, 166 Mobile,
Ala............................. 87 Mohammedans.................. 200,
220, 333 Money
............................ 162 Monitor Polish Daily
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Monong, Ia .............................
67 Monongahala River.............. 40, 49,
355 Monongalia County, W. Va.......... 68 Monroe, Mich........ 302, 307, 309,
315, 317 Monroe, Michigan, Sentinel.. 305,
306, 307 Monroe County, Mich..................
306 Monroe County, O.....................
183 --Bibliography ....................
130-131 Montana .............................
6, 224 --School of Mines ....................
227 Monteith, Abigail
...................... 187 Monteith,
John.......................... 183 Montenegrins ..................... 327,
328 Monterey, Mexico......................
235 Montesquieu ...........................
202 Montgomery, Ala.......................
346 Montgomery County, O............... 183,
362 --Bibliography ....................
131-132 Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson,
29 Monticello, Ia
.......................... 67 Montreal,
Que........................... 347 Mooney, James.........................
258 --Myths of the Cherokee........ 258, 259 Moore, Andrew.........................
81 Moravians
.............................. 322 Morgan,
Col............................. 161 Morgan, G.
W........................... 75 Morgan, Richard E......................
279 Morgan County, O.--Bibliography.....
132 Morgan township, Gallia County, O...
160 Morhart, Katherine Elizabeth (Mrs. Low- ry F. Sater) ...................... 285 Morning Courier and New York En- quirer ........................... 300, 312 Morrison, Major, bank director, from Lexington, Ky........................
82 Morrison, Caroline Piatt --A Memorial Biography: Benjamin M. Piatt and Elisabeth, His Wife .... 22 Morrey School of Music ..............
230 Morrow,
Jeremiah............................ 71 Morrow
County, O..................... 236 --Bibliography .......................
132 Morton, John...........................
177 Morton, Oliver
P........................ 377 Morus alba.............................. 266 Morus multicaulis............. 266, 269, 271 Morus
rubra............................ 266 Mound Builders ....................
261, 288 Mound Builders State Park ...........
283 Mound City State Park................
283 Mt. Gilead, O.......................... 236 Mt. Pleasant, O............... 185,
265, 271 --Anti-slavery Society................
187 Mt. Union, O.--Anti-slavery Society..
187 Mt. Vernon, O......................
177, 185 --Anti-slavery Society................
187 Mower, B. F
.......................... 366 Mower, S. R. (?)......................
366 Muddy Creek ...........................
362 Mulberry tree business in Ohio....
265-272 Muleahy, D., and Company,
publisher, Cork, Ireland.........................
24 Mullen, John
.......................... 176 Mumford, Eugene P...................
235 Muncie, Ind ........................
223, 232 Munich ............................... 199 Munsee Indians.........................
161 Munsell, William
....................... 178 Munson, Augustine .................365,
366 Murphy, W. T..................... 311,
316 Murray,
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Murray, Mrs. Mary Kenton, see Kenton, Mary. Museum Echoes........... 94, 273, 274, 275 Museum
Journal....................... 242 Museum of Peaceful Arts .............
227 Museums ........................ 92,
289-291 Muskingum, O. --Female Anti-slavery Society.......
187 Muskingum County, O., 174, 179, 182,
183, 187, 276. --Anti-slavery Society................
187 --Bibliography ....................
132-133 Muskingum River, 167, 169, 357, 358,
359, 371, 372. Myers,
Miss ............................
26 Myers, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Kenton, see Kenton, Elizabeth C. Myers,
Jacob............................ 67 Myers, Mrs. John ......................
187 Mystics ............................ 341, 345 Mythology, Indian
...................257-260 N. Y. A., 275, 276, 279; students, 277; workers, 278; projects, 280. Naples,
Italy............................ 35 Nash,
Laura.............................. 178 Nashee, George (ed.)-The Supporter.
31 Nashville, Tenn.-Battle of ............
235 Nast cartoons
........................... 377 Natches ................................ 260 Natchez, Miss....... 43, 44, 73, 75,
351, 361 The
Nation............................. 377 National Association of Securities Com- mission ............................... 235 National Cyclopedia of American
Biogra- phy ........................... 68 National Military Home, see U. S.--Na- tional Military Home. National Museum, see U. S.--National Museum. National Normal University, see Lebanon University. National Road.............. 4, 208,
277, 279 National Roush Reunion......... 229,
236 National Soldiers Home, see U.
S.--Na- tional Soldiers Home. National Youth Administration, see N. Y. A. Navajo blankets......................
281 Needham, proprietor of the Eagle Tav- ern
................................ 31, 33 Needham, J. G.--Life in Inland Wa- ters ............................ 228 Negroes, 333, 336, 365; migration, 336. Nelson, (?) ............................. 363 Nelson, O.--Anti-slavery Society......
187 Nelson, Fort.........................
57, 58 Nelson Ledges
........................... 288 Nevins, Allen (ed.)--American
Social History as Recorded by British Trav- elers ......................... 353, 360, 362 New Athens, O.--Anti-slavery Society,
187 New Baltimore, O......................
284 New Braunfels, Tex....................
344 New Concord, O.....................179 --Anti-slavery Society................
187 New England, 10, 238, 284, 345, 358,
359, 377; Town Meeting, 164; stock, 336. New Englanders ............... 359, 365 New Feliciana West Florida... 73, 74,
75 New Garden, O.......................
178 --Anti-slavery Society................
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Hampshire.................... 345, 348 New Jersey, 46, 49, 77, 161, 265, 270,
345, 350, 375. New Lisbon, O................ 176, 184,
185 --Anti-slavery Society................
186 New Madrid, Mo.......................
43 New Market, Va.............. 203, 211,
243 New Moorefield Pike...................
63 New Orleans, La., 1, 37, 38, 42, 43,
44, 72, 73, 75, 76, 77, 79, 82, 351. --Canal St.............................
351 New Orleans States....................
351 New Philadelphia, O ...................
342 New Richmond, O.......................
176, 362 --Anti-slavery Society................
186 New World........... 27, 201, 207, 208,
221 New York (State).... 27, 64, 202, 350,
375 --Department of Education ..........
229 --Historical Association--Series......
92 New York City, 11, 17, 68, 77, 92, 180,
181, 230, 235, 320, 325, 365, 374. --Cedar St.
......................... 26 --Chemists' Club......................
227 --Fourth National Bank............. 226 --Wall St......................... 376,
377 New York Herald Tribune ............
377 New York Times Magazine ............
14 New York Tribune .......... 13,
345, 374 Newark, N.
J...........................345 Newark, O., 178, 280; earthworks photo- graphed from the air, 189; flying
field, 189; extension of earthworks
discovered, 190-192; airport, 192; description of
newly discovered extension of earthworks, 192-193. Newark, Ohio, Advocate
.............. 366 Newark, Ohio, Gazette
..............175, 366 Newburg, O........................ 338,
339 Newcastle, Ky. .......................... 10 Newman, Albert Henry--History of
Bap- tist
Churches......................... 68 Newport, Ky.........................
65, 267 Niagara ............................. 354 Nichols,
Levi........................... 178 Nicholson, Meredith....................
376 Nida, Glenn............................
234 Nida, Jack E................... 232,
234, 236 Niles' Weekly Register
................ 357 Nixdorf, Oscar.........................
347 Nixon, Edgar B.........................
378 --The Society of Separatists of Zoar,
341 Noble County, O.--Bibliography.......
133 Nordhoff, Charles--The Communistic
So- cieties of the United States.... 341, 347 Norfolk, Va............................
50 Norse ...................................
336 North ....................
267, 310, 352, 366 North America..................... 259,
276 North American Review
............... 13 North Bend, O.............. 11, 13, 17,
37 North Bloomfield, Ohio --Anti-slavery Society................
188 North Carolina......................
81, 361 North Mountain........................
353 Northumberland County, Pa...........
201 Northwest ........................ 305,
324 Northwest, Great.......................
221 Northwest, Old, see Northwest
Territory. Northwest Territory, 68, 71, 76, 163,
167, 169, 171, 172, 207, 222, 300. --Army
............................... 363 --General Assembly...................
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--General Court...................... 64 --Special Court of General Quarter Ses- sions
................................
165 Northwestern University........... 93, 279 Norton, Margaret Cross--Illinois Census Returns, 1816-1820 ................... 89-90 Norvell, John........................... 314 Nowalk, W. J. (ed.)--Survey and Maps of Polish Cleveland..................... 326 Norwegians ........... ............... 330 Norwich, Conn..................... 170, 171 Nottingham,O ..................... 339 Nullifiers ............................... 305 Nuswonger, (?) ........................ 168 Nye, Horace ................... 179, 181, 183 Nye, Lucinda........................... 187 Oberlin, O..................... 178, 181, 184 --Anti-slavery Society ................ 187 --Female Anti-slavery Society ....... 187 --Young Ladies Anti-slavery Society, 187 Oberlin College......................... 182 Octagon Mound State Park....... 282, 283 Ohio, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 11, 28, 29, 30, 34, 35, 36, 47, 49, 50, 57, 60, 63, 65, 66, 68, 75, 76, 77, 80, 81, 83, 85, 86, 87, 90, 91, 184, 185, 189, 196, 203, 207, 218, 219, 220, 228, 238, 241, 242, 245, 248, 252, 254, 255, 261, 263, 265, 266, 267, 275, 279, 280, 288, 299, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 312, 313, 316, 317, 318, 320, 324, 327, 344, 361, 367, 375, 377; archaeology, 240; prehis- tory, 246; fluted blades, 247, 249; speci- mens of Folsom-like blades, 252; canals, 276, 279, 317;
county archives, 276; newspapers, 277; weaving, 279; Con- gressmen, 300, 315, 318; state rights, 303; volunteers, 303; victory in the Michigan boundary dispute, 309; Whigs, 315; flag, 307; delegation, 315; towns, 352. --Archives ..................... 280 --Capitol
............. 276, 288 --Cavalry, 7th-Company M .......... 234 --Congressional District --6th
...................... 235 --11th ...................... 235 --Constitution
............... 72, 300, 301 --Constitutional Convention, 1802, 71, 72, 73, 300, 304. --Department of Public Works; 276, 279 --Division of Securities ............... 235 --Finance Committee................... 222 --General Assembly....... 72, 80, 222, 265 --Acts of the State of Ohio Passed at the First Session of the Fifth Gen- eral Assembly .................... 80 --Senate
........................... 31 --Journal ........................
31 --Highway Department ............... 157 --Institution for Deaf and Mute .... 235 --Legislature, 30, 72, 82, 86, 235, 236, 269, 270, 277, 279, 301, 302, 303, 308, 310; resolved that John Smith resign from the U. S. Senate ........... 79-80 --Michigan Boundary MSS ........... 304 --Militia ................. 79, 302, 308, 312 --Division, 17th ..................... 310 --State Library .................... 33, 71 --State Museum, see Ohio State Archaeo- logical and Historical Society Mu- seum. --State Parks ..................... 280, 288 |
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--State University, 90, 228, 230, 234, 284 285, 378 --Alumni Association............... 195 --Board of Trustees ................ 195 --College of Commerce... 217, 231, 234 --Department of English.. 196, 298, 378 --Department of History...... 287, 378 --Faculty Women's Club........... 223 --Library ...................... 277, 341 --Press ......................... 90, 194 --Radio Station, see WOSU. --School of Journalism............ 277 --Treasury ........................... 316 Ohio Academy of Science--Committee on State Parks and Conservation, 280. Ohio and Mississippi Railroad......... 12 Ohio Anti-slavery Society, first annual convention, 1836, 173-188, 365; organized at Putnam, 1835, 174; meeting held in barn near Granville, 175; minutes, 176- 184; delegates to first convention, 176- 180; treasurer's report, 180-181; officers elected, 182-183; resolutions, 184; Gran- ville "riot", 185; distribution of member- ship, 186-188. --Minutes
............................ 175 Ohio Caverns......................... 288 Ohio Company................ 169, 171, 371 --Purchase .................. 158, 216, 218 Ohio Cooperative Topographical Survey-- Final Report -- The Ohio-Michigan Boundary ............................. 299 Ohio Entomologists .................. 280 Ohio-Michigan Boundary Dispute, ori- gin, 299-300; Ohio's claim, 300; occupa- tion and administration of territory in- volved, 301; Congressional skirmishing, 301-302; militia on both sides called out, 302; local politics and violence in Toledo area, 302-304; Michigan's case, 304-305; harrassments and arrests, 305-307; hold- ing of Ohio Common Pleas Court in the Toledo area, 308-309; advice received by Lucas, 309-312; effect on Andrew Jackson's political position, 312-313; S. T. Mason dismissed and J. S. Horner appointed governor of Michigan Terri- tory, 313-314; party politics complicated the question, 314-316; canal speculators interested, 316-317; Michigan set up state government without Congressional warrant, 317;
the Upper Peninsula granted as consolation, 318; Congress granted formal admittance of Michigan, 318; celebration at Detroit, 319. Ohio Monitor
........................... 313 Ohio River, 3, 10, 12, 17, 18, 28, 37, 40, 43, 44, 46, 47, 49, 50, 51, 55, 56, 161, 164, 165, 167, 170, 267, 271, 288, 356, 357, 358, 361, 362, 364, 371, 372; navigation in 1816, 42. Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society, 161, 162, 196, 365; reprints and publications, 93; membership, bequests, etc., 94; report of the Fiftieth Annual Meeting, 273-291; report of secretary, editor and librarian, 273-278; report of director, 278-282; report of treasurer, 282-283; memorial resolution for Lowry F. Sater, 283-287; report of Nominating Committee, 287; minutes of the annual meeting of the Board of Trustees, 287- 288; afternoon session of annual meet- |
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ing, 288-291; Standard Oil Company's movies, 288; Wilbur D. Peat's address, 289-291. --Board of Trustees....273, 283, 286, 288 --Executive Committee............. 274 --Budget ............................. 273 --Constitution ........................ 274 --Department of Archaeology........ 279 --Department of History............. 279 --Department of Natural History, 280, 281. --Department of Parks............... 281 --Director .........................278-281 --Library.... 23, 29, 91, 275-278, 281, 304 --Archives Division....... 276, 277, 279 --Hine Collection................... 280 --Manuscript Division .............. 276 --Newspaper Division ............... 277 --Minutes ........................274, 287 --Museum, 151, 242, 246, 248, 252, 273, 279, 280, 281, 287, 298. --Loan Collection Service.......... 281 --Maintenance Department......... 281 --Trustees' Room................... 287 --Museum
and Library Building.... 282 --Ohio Historical Collections Series, 273, 274, 275. --Proceedings ........................ 282 --Publications, 22, 28, 68, 77, 274-275, 278, 292-296, 298. --Quarterly, 31, 93, 94, 275, 279, 365, 378 --Fiftieth Anniversary Number....274 --Reprints
......................... 398 --Report of the Fiftieth Annual Meet- ing .................................. 273 --Secretary
....................... 273-274 --Standing Committee on Coopera- tion ................................. 93 --Treasurer ...................... 282-283 Ohio State Journal...... 4, 5, 268, 315, 317 Ohio Statesman......................... 345 "Ohio, the Beautiful" ................. 291 Ohio University.................... 223, 233 Ohio Valley.... 17, 20, 76, 213, 218, 225, 377 Ohio Wesleyan University............. 230 Ohioans ............. 300, 302, 305, 309, 312 Oklahoma--University .................... 216 Olcott, Charles ........................ 179 "Old
Governor" ......................
299 "Old Hundred" ....................... 184 Old Northwest, see Northwest Territory. Old Testament ........................... 219 Old World
.......................... 256 Oliver, Robert ....................164, 165 O'Melia, Mrs. Julia Roush, see Roush, Julia. On Leong Tong ....................... 339 Onniont ...............................
258 Ordinance of 1787, 163, 207, 222, 300, 301, 304. Ordnance Department, see U. S.--Ord- nance Department. Orient
.................................
213 Oriental invaders ..................... 329 Osnaburg, O.
......................... 179 Othello, the Moor...................... 60 Ottawa, Canada ....................... 230 Ottawa County, O.--Bibliography..133-134 Overman, William D., 276, 279, 280, 281, 304. Owens, T. P........................... 178 |
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Pacific Ocean
.......................... 238 Pagate, Elizabeth ..................... 176 Painesville, O.................177,
185, 317 --Anti-slavery Society .............. 187 Paint Creek expedition ................ 57 Paint Valley Anti-slavery Society.... 187 Palatine ancestry
...................... 212 Palestine ..............................226 The Palladium (Frankfort, Ky.) 71, 77, 83 Palmer, Andrew ................... 306, 315 --"The
Replication".................. 317 Palmer, William ...................... 176 Pan-Slavism ........................... 329 Pan Xenia .............................. 223 Panama Canal ........................
234 Pangborn, H. .........................
186 Pangborn, J. L.........................
176 Papales de Cuba--Archivo General de las Indias
..............................73, 75 Paris, France .........................
230 --Conservatory of Music............ 230 Paris,
Ky.
.............................
50 Parish, F. D. .....................177,
184 Parker, Arthur C.-A Manual for
History Museums ............................ 92 Parkersburg, W. Va................220,
236 Parkhurst, S. C........................
271 Parkinson, John S.....................
67 Parkinson, Mrs. Matilda Kenton, see Kenton, Matilda. Parsons, Samuel H...........165, 166,
169 Patrick, William ...................
63 Pattee, Fred Lewis--History of
American Literature ......................... 19 Patterson, John.......................
306 Paulding County, O.--Bibliography...
134 Payne, Franklin ...................... 181 Payne, Joseph H. .....................
176 Peal's Museum ........................ 171 Pearl River
............................ 87 Pearson, E. ............................ 187 Pease, Calvin
.......................... 30 Pease, Theodore Calvin--Illinois
Election Returns, 1818-1848
.................... 89 Peat, Wilbur D.....................289,
298 Peatt,
Mr.
............................. 355 Peay, (?)..............................
364 Pence,
G. G. O.
...................... 235 Pendleton County, Ky.................
363 Penfield, Mrs. M.......................
187 Penn, William ........................ 201 Pennsylvania, 27, 38, 39, 46, 68, 76,
81, 171, 202, 206, 207, 212, 214, 218, 223,
224, 226, 233, 265, 270, 320, 324, 352, 353,
375; currency, 162; turnpikes, 364. --University .....................216,
351 Pennsylvania Dutch
................212-215 Pensacola, Fla. ........................ 87 "People of the
edges"................ 329 Pepoon, B. ............................ 187 Perry, Oliver Hazard--Victory of.....
91 Perry County, O.--Bibliography ... 134-135 Perth Amboy (Ship) .................. 201 Peter the Great
......................... 329 Phi Beta Kappa ...................223,
230 Philadelphia, Pa., 37, 38, 40, 41, 43,
44, 47, 50, 70, 73, 75, 86, 90, 201, 229, 230,
309, 344. Phillips, Josephine E. ................
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Piatt, Abraham ..................... 22 Piatt, Cecil ..........................23, 26 Piatt, Daniel .......................... 22 Piatt, Donn, kinsman and friend of John James Piatt ......................... 6 Piatt, Donn, son of John James and Sarah Piatt ......................... 23 Piatt, Dougal .......................... 23 Piatt, Elizabeth ....................... 22 Piatt, Mrs Emily Scott, see Scott,
Emily. Piatt, Frances, daughter of John and Frances Piatt .......................
22 Piatt, Frances, daughter of William and Sarah Piatt ...................... 23 Piatt, Guy ............................. 23 Piatt, Mrs. Hannah Cook McCullough, see McCullough, Hannah Cook. Piatt, Jacob
........................... 22 Piatt, James
.......................... 23 Piatt,
Jemima........................... 23 Piatt, John, of France.................
22 Piatt, John Bear.......................
23 Piatt,
John James, characterized, 1; poetry evaluated, 2, 17-20; boyhood, 3; education, 3-5; association with W. D. Howells, 4-5, 8; described by W. D. Howells, 5; moved to Illinois, 6; begun writing in earnest, 6; his merit recog- nized by G. D. Prentice and meeting with Sarah Morgan Bryan, 7; first work accepted by Atlantic Monthly, 7;
ap- pointed clerk in U. S. Treasury Depart- ment, 9; married Miss Bryan, 10; life in Washington, D. C., 10-11; acquaint- ance with Longfellow, 10-11; his home at North Bend, O., 12; editorial
position with Cincinnati Commercial, and
other appointments in Washington, 13; in- terest in biography, 14; work at
Cincin- nati postoffice, 14-16; clash with Paul H. Hayne, 15-16; became U. S. consul to Cork, Ireland, 16-17; last years,
17; F. L. Patee's estimate, 19; family
tree, 22-23; chronological bibliography,
23-26. --"An Acquaintance with
Longfellow" ................................ 3, 11 --"At Kilcolman
Castle"........... 26 --At the Holy Well with a Handful of New Verses ....................... 24 --Bibliography .....................23-26 --A Book of Gold and Other Sonnets --"A Boy on Gambier Hill" ...... 5 --"The Bronze Statue"
............ 25 --Children Out-of-doors by Two in
One House ........................ 24, 26 --A Dream of Church Windows, see Poems of House and Home. --"Fires in
Illinois"............6, 7, 19 --"Flower in a Book"
.............. 26 --"Forceythe Willson",
.............. 25 --"The Forgotten
Street".............. 7 --The Ghost's Entry and Other Poems ...................................25,
26 --"The Guerdon"
................... 26 --Hesperian Tree ........3, 7, 11, 17, 25 --How the Bishop Built His College
in the Woods .......................18, 25 --Idylls and Lyrics of the Ohio
Valley ................................2, 20,
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--"Letter of Regret"................. 26 --Little New World Idyls............ 25 --"The Lost Farm"...........2, 19, 20-22 --"The Lost Genius" ................ 25 --The Lost Hunting Ground........ 25 --MSS.
............................. 26 --"The Master Key" ................. 25 --May Festival, 1878..................24 --Midland
.........................17, 25 --"Mr. Stedman's Poetry".........14, 26 --"The Morning Street"..........6, 7, 25 --"The Moth" ....................... 25 --"The
Mower in Ohio"............
2 --The Nests at Washington and Other Poems ..........................11,
23 --Odes in Ohio and Other Poems, 5, 6, 25. --"An Old Bit of Schoolboy Manu- script
............................... 7 --"The Old Man and the Leaves".. 25 --"One behind Time"................ 25 --"The Outside of the Window".. 25 --"Passengers" ...................... 12 --Pencilled Fly-leaves ..............3, 24 --"The Pioneer's Chimney"..2, 13, 19, 24 --Poems in Sunshine and Firelight, 11, 12, 23. --Poems of George D. Prentice, with a Biographical Sketch ...........14, 24 --Poems of House and Home.....14, 24 --Poems of Two Friends..5, 8, 18, 19, 23 --"Quick and Dead" ................. 26 --A Return to Paradise .............. 24 --"Riding to Vote" .................2, 19 --"Rose and Root" .................. 19 --"Snow Falling" ................... 13 --"Sonnet-In 1862" ................ 20 --"The Sunshine of Shadows"..... 19 --Swallow-flight Series ............. 25 --"Taking the Night Train"......6, 12 --"To my Brother Guy ........... 6 --"To My Father on His Eighty-fourth Birthday"
......................... 6 --"Torch-light in Fall-time" .......... 20 --"The Unheard" ................... 19 --The Union of American Poetry and Art ........................ 15, 16, 24 --"Walking to the Station"......... 12 --"The Western Pioneer" ..........8, 9 --Western Windows and Other Poems ...........................6, 13, 20, 23 Piatt, Julia Bertha..................... 22 Piatt, Margaret ....................... 22 Piatt, Marian (Birdie)..............17, 23 Piatt, Mrs. Rachel Bear, see Bear, Rachel. Piatt, Mrs. Sarah Morgan Bryan, see Bryan, Sarah Morgan. Piatt, Mrs. Sarah Smith, see Smith, Sarah. Piatt, Victor
.........................14, 28 Piatt, William, captain................ 22 Piatt, William F....................... 23 Pickaway County, O., 179, 182, 183, 187, 276, 316. --Anti-slavery Society .............. 187 --Bibliography ..................... 135 Pickering, Timothy..........70, 86, 87, 88 --MSS...........70, 76, 79, 81, 86, 87, 88 Pickering, Fort ....................... 43 Picketed Point, O.................165, 166 Pierce, Isaac ......................165, 166 |
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Pierce, J. T.
.......................... 178 Pietists ............................341, 345 Pike County, O........................
183 --Bibliography ......................
135 Pikes Peak ............................ 234 Pilgrims ............................... 238 Pioneer ...............................
172 Pioneer Roofing and Painting Company .........................................
233 Pipes, Captain ............................ 373 Piqua, ............................59, 316 Piqua, Shawnee Indian village, 50, 52,
58, 59. --Battle of ..........................
66 Pitcher, Avis M.......................
93 Pitcher, Zina
.......................... 317 Pitt,
Fort ...........................47, 355 Pittsburgh, Pa., 1, 38, 41, 42, 47, 49,
56, 170, 232, 234, 352, 354, 356, 357, 359,
361, 362, 372. Pittsford, J. ............. 178 Place, Morris .........................
176 Plain Dealer Company ...............
336 Plainfield, Conn.
...................... 171 Platt,
Mr.
............................. 362 Pleasant Hill, Ky......................
349 Pleasant Lake, Ind.....................
350 Pleistocene age ...................240,
241 The Plow ............................. 374 Plumb, Samuel .......................
188 Plumb, Theron ....................180,
188 Pocahontas ............................ 260 Point Chico ...........................
43 Point Pleasant, W. Va..........49, 233,
360 Poland ..................323, 324, 326 Poles ...................321, 322, 326,
338 Polish, immigration, 326; border, 328; colony, 338. Pollard, James E....................90,
91 --The Journal of Jay Cooke, or The Gilbraltar Records,
1865-1905........ 90 Pollard, John Kilby
.................... 235 Pollock, William ...................... 350 Pomeroy, O. ......................228,
236 Pope, John ..........................81, 85 Popular Science Monthly
............. 322 Port Gibson, Miss.....................
45 Port Lawrence, Mich..................
305 Port Lawrence township, Mich....... 301 Portage County, 0........179, 182, 183,
187 --Bibliography ....................135-136 --Female Anti-slavery Society...... 187 --Male Anti-slavery Society .........
187 Porter, Charles
........................ 186 Porter, Della M........................
281 Porter, S. G........................... 176 Portsmouth, 0 .....................219,
361 Posthlewait, (?) .....................
363 Potawatomi Indians ...............161,
307 Potter, Mary S. (Mrs. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow) ......................... 11 Prairie, Ark. (now West Memphis).. 43 Preble,
Com............................. 359 Preble County, 0..................183, 362 --Bibliography ....................... 136 Prentice, George D...............7, 14,
18 Presbyterian Church..32, 60, 185, 219, 227 Prescott, Doct. ........................
361 Price, (?)
............................. 361 Price, Reese E. .......................
182 Price, Robert .................196,
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--"The Ohio Anti-slavery
Convention of 1836"
............................... 365 Prichard, A. P.....................366,
367 Prince William County, Va., see Fauquier County, Va. Proclamation Line of 1763.............
299 Protestant church, 218; clergymen, 198; religion, 200, 213; revolt, 205. Providence, Rhode Island, Press ....
13 Prucha, John--"Among the Slavic
Peoples in Cleveland" ....................... 322 Prussia ................................ 347 Public education ................... 203 Public libraries ...............289-291 Pueblo tribes
.......................... 248 Pultny, 0. ............................
357 Put-in-Bay Island
................... 91 Putnam, E. E..........................
181 Putnam, Rufus ............163, 169,
170, 276 Putnam, O..........................174,
179 Putnam County, 0.................179,
183 --Bibliography ....................136-137 Putnam's Monthly ................... 13 Quaker ................................ 38 "Queen City," see
Cincinnati, O. Queenstown, Ireland ..................
6 "Queries Addressed by the
Committee... to Mr. Smith", 68, 70, 73, 78, 79,
81, 82, 83. Quiano, Louis S.--"Our
Chinatown".. 339 Quid-Federalist Party in Ohio........
30 Raccoon Creek ....................192,
269 Racine, O....................214, 216,
229 Ramp Creek .......................... 192 Randall, Emilius Oviatt --History of Ohio..........30, 70, 71, 86 --History of the Zoar Society...... 341 Randolph, John .....................
300 Randolph, O.--Anti-slavery Society...
188 Randolph compass ....................
152 Rankin, John............176, 181, 182,
184 Ranny, Miss ..........................
179 Ranny, George ........................
187 Raphael
................................ 199 Rausch, Anton ........................ 199 Rausch, Emil ..................... 219, 231 Rausch, George Casper ................
233 Rausch, Hans Heinrick ...............
198 Rausch, Johannes Abraham........... 200 Rausch, Johannes Adam..200, 201, 218,
236 Rausch, John ..........................
232 Rausch, John Nicholas, American immi- grant..........201, 212, 213, 218, 229,
232 Rausch, Nicholas, of Martinsburg, Va.
207 Rausch, Ottomar ......................
199 Rausch, Susannah (Mrs. John Adam Rausch),.........................201,
236 Ravenna, O. ...........................
310 --Anti-slavery Society
.............. 187 Raymond, Philander ..................
177 Read, A. M............................
188 Read, Thomas Buchanan.............. 11 Read, William H. ....................
188 Reading, 0. ...........................
40 Reamer, (?) ..........................
353 Recovery, Fort ........................
66 --State Park ........................
283 Red Banks, Ky., see Henderson,
Ky. Redstone, Pa. .................... 68,
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Reed, (?) ........................ 355 Reeves, Dache M. ................189, 196 Reformation ..................204, 218, 237 Reformed Church ..................... 210 Reily, John .............................. 72 Reisterstown, Md .....................
353 Religion .................... 218 Remington Honor Medal .............
227 Renaud, Etienne Bernardeau, 244, 246, 247, 248, 251, 252, 254. --The First Thousand Yuma-Folsom Artifacts
........................... 242 Renick Monument ....................
283 Renshaw, C. S.........................
178 Republic ............................... 367 Republican Party, 33, 71, 76, 82, 86;
in Ohio, 30. Revolutionary War ......22, 47, 50,
56, 206 Reynolds, James L ................... 270 Rhoades, Rebecca (Mrs. John Roush III) .......................................
224 Richards, W.
S......................... 366 Richardson, Mrs. Martha........... 276 Richey, W.
E........................... 233 Richey-Flickinger-Barrett
Insurance . 233 Richfield, 0.--Anti-slavery
Society.... 187 Richland County,
0.................179, 183 --Bibliography ...................... 137 Richmond, T.........................
187 Richmond, Indiana, Daily Palladium.
231 Richmond, Va....21, 22, 79, 81, 83,
84, 364 Riddle, John .......................... 84 Rigdon, David ........................ 177 Riggs, Joseph ......................... 183 Rightmire, George W., 274, 284, 286,
287, 288. Rightor, Henry--Standard History of New Orleans, Louisiana............
351 Riley, James Whitcomb--"The Old
Man and
Jim"
............................ 20 Rio Grande College
................222, 225 Ripley,
O...........................176, 181 --Anti-slavery Society ..............
186 Rising Sun, Ind ....................... 3 Road-building
......................154, 166 Roberts, E. A. (ed.)--Official
Report of the Centennial Celebration of the Founding of the City of Cleveland
and the Settlement of the Western
Reserve, ............................................
324 Roberts, Frank Harold Hanna, jr., 244, 245, 247, 251. --"A Folsom Complex"
............ 242 --"True Folsom Points"
........... 244 Roberts, William ....................
178 Robertson, James Alexander--List of Documents in Spanish Archives..... 74 Robinson, Solon, noted Indiana
pioneer, agriculturist, author, traveler
.....374-375 --Advice to Western Emigrants.... 375 --A Dime a Day ....................
374 --Facts for Farmers
................ 374 --Hot Corn
.......................... 374 --Me-won-i-toc ...................... 374 --"The Will"
....................... 375 Robinson, William .................... 177 Roby, Mary J. ........................
350 "Rock of Antiquity"
.................. 360 Rocky Mountains .....................
240 Rodabaugh, James H.--Robert
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Rodney, O. ............................
153 Roesstle, Benjamin ...................... 349 Rogers, Thomas ......................... 177 Rogers, W. H. .......................
176 Rogers, William, Springfield, O.......
65 Rogers, William, of Ashtabula County, O.
...................................
186 Roman Catholics, 328; priest, 202. Romance languages ...................
195 Romans, 204; statuary, 34, 36. Rome ......................35, 198,
200, 213 --Colloseum ............................ 35 Roof, J.
S..........................282, 287 Rose, Allan S...........................
281 Rose, C. C. ............................ 366 Rose, Helon ........................... 178 Rose, Levi ............................
366 Rose,
T. H
............................. 347 Roseboom, E. H.--A History of Ohio ................................. 299,
316 Rosetti, Christina
..................... 12 Ross,
(?)
.............................. 364 Ross County, O.......32, 179, 181, 183,
276 --Bibliography ................... 137-138 Rossman, Johann ......................
345 Rossville, O. .......................... 41 Roth, C. C............................
276 Roth, John--"Diary of the Indian
Migra- tion from Pennsylvania to Ohio in 1771" .............................. 276 Rothenacker, Wurtemburg..............
343 Rothgeb, Reuben ...................... 153 Rotterdam ............................. 201 Rouse, Arthur Blythe.................
235 Rouse, Emma (Mrs. John Uri Lloyd) 227 -- Clasping Hands with Generations Past .............................. 232 Rouse family ......................... 232 Roush, Alma ..........................
233 Roush, Barbara (Mrs. Andrew Dillman) ......................................
232 Roush, Bathsheba ...................... 222 Roush, Carey H. ......................
220 Roush, Charles A. ....................
227 Roush, Charles G.
................... 223 Roush, Charles V. ....................
220 Roush, Clyde W. ......................
234 Roush, D. I. ......................228,
236 Roush, Daniel ....................203,
224 Roush, Eleanor (Mrs. Alexander Wad- dell) (including references to the Wad- dell line of the Roush family), 210,
216, 219, 223, 229, 230, 231, 232, 234. Roush, Emanuel .......................
229 Roush, Frank E. ......................
229 Roush, Gar A. ........................
226 Roush, George, of Highland County.. 235 Roush, George, of Racine, 0......214,
216 Roush, George, of Shenandoah County, Va.
..................................
203 Roush, George Harold ................
233 Roush, Gideon F. ....................
219 Roush, Godfrey ....................... 213 Roush, Guy Brown................... 233 Roush, H. P. .........................
229 Roush, Helen (Mrs. Wellington Roush) ................... .... ............
231 Roush, Henry, of Letart Falls, O.....
226 Roush, Henry, of Shenandoah County, Va.
................................. 203 Roush, Howard A. .................... 223 |
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Roush, Jacob, of Jay County, Ind...
220 Roush, Jacob, of Shenandoah County,
Va. ................................ 203, 232 Roush, James A........................
232 Roush, James Joy.....................
236 Roush, Jessie E. ...................... 225 Roush, John, of Gallia County, O....
207 Roush, John, Captain .................
220 Roush, John, sr., of Shenandoah
County, Va.
...................... 203, 218 Roush, John, jr., of Shenandoah
County, Va. ..................................
203 Roush, John, III .....................
224 Roush, John, IV ...................224 Roush, John Casper..201, 218, 223,
224, 232 Roush, John J. .....................
229 Roush, John Martin ..................
207 Roush, Jonas, of Meigs County, O...
233 Roush, Jonas, of Shenandoah County,
Va. ..................................
203, 224 Roush, Julia (Mrs. O'Melia) ........
232 Roush, L. F. .........................
228 Roush, Lester LeRoy .............236,
298 --History of the Roush Family in
Amer- ica ..............................232, 298 Roush, Leverett L.
.................... 236 Roush, Louis Lippman ...............
213 Roush, Lucy .........................
225 Roush, Lyman Plummer .........231, 236 Roush, Melvin C ..................220,
236 Roush, Nicholas, bell founder ........
198 Roush, Octavia
........................ 231 Roush, Okey .......................... 233 Roush, Owen L. ...................233, 236 Roush, Philip, of Adams County, O...
229 Roush, Philip, of Pennsylvania.......
223 Roush, Philip, of Shenandoah County, Va. ..........................203, 232, 235 Roush, Ralph Bryan
..................... 236 Roush, Ralph R. ..................
214, 228 Roush, Mrs. Rebecca Rhoades, see Rhoades, Rebecca. Roush, Robert ........................
235 Roush, Roy .......................220,
236 Roush, Sam D. ........................
232 Roush, Sarah (Mrs. Thomas W. Cole- man)
.................................
226 Roush, Sigel ................225, 228,
231 --The Swamps ...................... 225 Roush, Stanley ............... 213 Roush, Stanley F. ....................
235 Roush, Ulric
.......................... 227 Roush, Una Dell
..................... 233 Roush, Walter ........................
219 Roush, Wellington ....................
231 Roush, Wilbur ........................
229 Roush, Wilbur D. ....................
224 Roush, William ............... 228 Roush, William H. .................. 236 Roush, Wyatt ............... 233 Roush family, two hundredth
anniversary in America, 197; European progenitors, 198-201; coat of arms, 199; spelling
of name, 199; in Germany, 200; Colonial forefathers, 201-203; first emigrants to America, 201; social and political
back- ground, 202; and the school systems, 203-206; attitude toward slavery,
206-208; life in the economy of scarcity, 208-212; economic background, 208; in the Shenandoah Valley, 209-212; of the |
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Pennsylvania Dutch, 212-215; as farmers, 215-217; as creators, 217-218; and religion, 218-220; and politics, 220-221; education and culture, 221-225; explorers and trav- elers, 225-226; in science, 226-229; in music, 229-230; in literature, 231-233; as business men and statesmen, 233-236; resume of progress, 236-239; destiny, 239. Roush and Allied Families Association of America, Inc. ...................225, 236 Rousseau
.............................. 202 Royal Society
......................... 299 Royal Astronomical Society.......... 69 Roycroft
...............................231 Ruddells Mill .......................... 50 Ruddells Station
...................... 50 Ruggles, O.
.......................... 177 Rumania .......................... 323, 332 Rumanians, 322, 330, 331, 337; colony, 332. Rush
................................... 199 Rush, Benjamin ....................... 351 Rush, Richard .....................302, 313 Rusin
..................................
323 Russia ................199, 323, 324, 329, 330 Russian, 338; policy, 324; immigrants, 328; colony, 338. Russian Jew .............329, 333, 336, 337 Russian Revolution of 1917 .......... 329 Russians ............322, 323, 328, 329, 330 Russification .......................... 324 Rust, Orton G. .......................... 93 Ruthenians ............................. 322 Rutherford, Mr ......................... 181 Ryan, Daniel Joseph--History of Ohio ............................. 30, 70,
71, 86 Safford, A.
C. .................... 234 St. Albans, O. ..................... 178, 185 --Anti-slavery Society .............. 187 St. Albans township, Licking County, O. .................................. 174, 175 St. Clair, Arthur
.............71, 163, 170 --Defeat ..................... 22 --MSS
.............................. 71 St. Clair (brig)
....................... 359 St. Clair, Fort-State Park ........... 283 St. Francisville, La ..................87, 88 St. John before Naples............... 35 St. Louis, Mo ...........47, 56, 76, 77, 369 Saint Michael's Church .............. 198 Saint Paul .................. 226 Saint Petersburg, Fla ................. 228 St. Vincent's .................. 347 Salcedo
....................... 75 Salem, O. .........................176, 350 --Anti-slavery Society .............. 186 Saline River ....................... 43 Saline Springs ........................ 357 Salinsgrove, Pa ...................... 224 Sampson, J. L. ....................... 177 Sandusky, 0. ...............91, 176, 177, 184 --Bibliography ....................138-139 Sargeant, Maj. ........................ 164 Sater, John E. ........................ 284 Sater, Mrs. Katherine Elizabeth Morhart. see Morhart,
Katherine Elizabeth. Sater, Lowry Francis..274, 283, 284-286, 287 Saxon mystic ..........................345 Schaeffer, Ary--"Hebe" ..... ..............
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Schlesinger, Arthur M.--"Basis of the Ohio-Michigan Boundary Dispute".
299 Schmidt, George .....................
349 Schmidt, Otto L. (ed.)--"The
Mississippi Valley in 1816 through an Englishman's Diary .......................... 356, 363 Schneider, John L. ...............213,
233 Schneider, Mrs. John L. ............
213 Schneider, Verlie
................... 233 Schoenbrunn Memorial State Park... 283 Scioto Company ..............162, 170,
171 Scioto County, O.--Bibliography......
140 Scioto Gazette
....................... 32, 36 Scioto River... .............29, 30,
361, 372 Scioto Valley ......... ........... 30 Scotland ............................... 27 Scott, Charles ...........................
4, 6 Scott, Emily (Mrs. John Bear
Piatt) 23 Scott, J. M.--MS. ....................
174 Scott, John
........................... 187 Scott, John and Company, publisher, North Bend, O. .....................
25 Scott, William H. .................... 285 Scribner's ............................ 213 Scriptures ............................. 200 Se(?)ance, S. L.......................
186 Sears, Alexander
...................... 177 Seattle, Wash. ........................
230 Seceders
............................... 185 Seeley, Uri
............................ 183 Seely, Uri
............................ 306 Seelye, Uri
........................... 177 Seip Mound State Park ..............
283 Selby, J. W. ............................
188 Sellman, John
.......................80, 84 Seneca County, O. ....................
182 --Bibliography ....................140-141 Seneca Indians
........................ 161 Senate, see U.
S.--Congress--Senate. Separatism ............................ 345 Separatist Society of
Zoar--Constitution ......................................
342 Separatists, 341, 343, 346, 348;
doctrine, 342; faith, 345, 350; church, 346. "The Separatists of Ohio"
.......... 345 Serbs .....................322, 327,
328, 338 Serpent Mound State Park...........
283 Severance, J.
L........................ 181 Shakers, 341, 347, 348; material, 279;
com- munity, 348, 349. Shakespeare, William .............230, 354 --Julius Caesar
...................... 3 --King Richard ..................... 3 --Macbeth ........................... 3 Shannon, (?) .........................
364 Shannon, Gov. ........................
270 Shawnee, 258; village, 61. Shawnee Indians .............50, 52,
57, 58 Shawneetown, Ill.
..................... 43 Sheffield, O.
........................... 179 --Anti-slavery Society .............. 187 Shelby County, Ill.
................... 6 Shelby County, Ky. ..................
364 Shelby County,
O......................183, 214 --Bibliography ...................... 141 Shelbyville, Ky. ....................... 364 Shellsburgh, Pa. ...................... 355 Shenandoah Company ................
203 Shenandoah County, Va..201, 203, 209,
236 Shenandoah Valley (reference is also
to the Shenandoah branch of the
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family), 206, 209, 211,
224, 231, 232, 234, 236. Shepard, Ed. .......................... 153 Shepard, Enoch .......................
170 Sheridan, Phil
........................ 281 Sherman, C. E.--Original Ohio Land Subdivisions ......................... 158 Sherman Silver Purchase Act....375,
377 Sherwood, E. B. ...................... 178 Shetrone, H. C...........189, 287,
288, 298 Shield, James H.
...................... 183 Shiffield, W.
.......................... 179 Shiloh, Tenn.--Battle of..............
235 Shipherd, J. J.
........................ 187 Shipley, Maynard--"Effects of
Immigra- tion on Homicide in American
Cities" ................................. 322 Shippingport, Ky.
..................... 364 Shirreff, Patrick-Tour
through North America ............................. 369 Short Creek, O. ......................
177 Shreve, Henry ......................... 44 Shuk, Lajos
............................ 230 Si(?)as, Elipt ......................... 164 Sia Indians
............................ 258 Siam ....................... 321 Sicilians ......................... 338 Sidley Hill ............... 353, 354 Siebert, Wilbur H.--The University
in the Great War
...................194-195 Sigma Xi ..................... 223,
228 Silk manufacture in
Ohio..........265-272 Silkworms in Ohio
..................265-272 Silver Purchase Act...................
375 Simkins, Joel
.......................... 186 Simpkin, Marchall and Company, pub- lisher, London, England ........... 24 Sint-holo .............................. 257 Sioux City,
Ia ......................... 232 Skatona ............................... 258 Slager, Albert L......................
93 Slavery ........................206-208, 367 Slight, Joseph ................. 281 Sloan, George ........................ 186 Sloan, William ................. 182 Slovaks ...................... 322, 327, 338 Slovenes, 322, 327, 328; colony, 322;
group, 328; element, 338. Smith, Ambrose D...70, 75, 84, 85, 87,
88 Smith, Asa ........................... 188 Smith, Delazon
........................ 179 Smith, Elizabeth Budd McCullough--A Memorial Biography: Benjamin M.
Piatt and Elizabeth, His Wife............
22 Smith, Mrs. Ida Belle...............
232 Smith, John, Captain ...........260, 264 Smith, John, of Trumbull County, O.
188 Smith, John, Senator from Ohio, the name, 68; Baptist minister, 68-69; ap- pearance, 70; in Ohio politics, 71-73; expanded his business, 73; clash with the Kempers, 73-74; elected first
Senator from Ohio, 75; interest in the
Floridas, 76-77; entertained Aaron Burr, becom- ing involved in the conspiracy, 78;
his resignation from Senate demanded, 79- 80; defended by Thomas Jefferson, 80- 81; Senate Committee questioned him, 81; replies given, 81-83; engagement
of his sons with Burr held against him, 84; resigned from Congress, 85;
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cial difficulties, 86-87; moved to St. Francisville, La., 87; death, 88. Smith, Louis
.......................... 70 Smith, Samuel ........................
81 Smith, Sarah (Mrs. William Piatt).. 22 Smith, Stanley F.
................. 235 Smith, William ....................... 65 Smithsonian Institution --Contributions to Knowledge....... 261 --Miscellaneous Collections
......... 242 "Socialists of Zoar"
.................. 346 Society of Separatists of Zoar, a
religious society, 341; how different from
similar societies, 341-342; character of appli- cants, 342; how letters of application were handled, 342-343; time of greatest growth, 343; letters reflect the times, 343-345; other items of interest,
345-350; basis on which applicants were
received, 350. Society of the Cincinnati..............
22 "The Sohio Sketch
Book"............. 288 Sokol ....................... 328 Solger, German writer.................
10 Solomonstown, Indian village.........
86 Somerset County, N.J..................
22 Somerton, O.--Anti-slavery Society... 186 Son of Man ...........................
237 Sophie Newcomb College..............
352 Soule, Annah M.--"The Southern and Western Boundaries of Michigan",
299, 318. South....37, 38, 199, 228, 265, 267,
276, 377 South Carolina ....................... 312 South Bend,
Ind. .................... 229 South Hanover College ...............
180 South Mountain ...................... 353 South Union, Ky ......................
348 Southern Illinois State Normal Univer- sity-History Department ........... 93 Southern States .......................
367 Southern sympathizers ................
365 Southwest .........................241,
242 Spain
...........................17, 83, 323 Spaniards ......................... 194 Spanish, territory, 82; language, 88;
do- minions, 161. Spetnagel, A.
C.....................282, 287 Spelman, Sylvester ...................
366 Spencer, H. S..........................
186 Spencer, Ind. ......................... 297 Sprigg, Major .........................
357 Springfield, Ill.
........................ 89 Springfield, O., 50, 60, 61, 63, 65,
208, 228, 229, 236. --Limestone St. ..................... 65 --National Hotel ....................
65 --Warder Public Library............ 65 Springfield, Ohio, Daily News and
Sun ...................................... 93 Springfield-Urbana highway ..........
61 Springs
................................ 354 "Squatter dwellings" ................. 333 Squatters' Union ......................
374 --Constitution ....................... 375 Squier, Ephraim George--Ancient
Monu- ments of the Mississippi Valley, 190, 191, 261. Standard Oil Company of Ohio--Educa- tional Department ............... 288 Stanley, Daniel G. .................
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the United States of America ..........
328 Stanton, Benjamin ...............176, 186 Stark County, O., 179, 182, 187, 269,
270, 276. --Anti-slavery Society
.............. 187 --Bibliography ...................... 141 "State Monuments"
................... 280 Staunton, O. .......................... 362 Stays Town, Pa. .......................
355 Steamboat navigation on the Ohio in 1816
.................................. 44 Stedman, Edmund C. ...............14,
16 Steel, Samuel .........................
187 Steubenville, O ..................82,
236, 357 Stevens, Hugh ........................ 187 Stewart, (?) ........................ 355 Stewart, Archibald ..........177, 179, 183 Stewart, Hugh C. ....................
176 Stewart, James .............'.176, 180,
182 Stewart, Robert ..............179, 180,
183 Stewart, William Lester--The
Transyl- vania Colony ....................... 297 Stickney, B. F. ................... 306, 309 Stickney, One ...................... 306 Stickney, Two ................ 306,
309, 310 Stites, Benjamin ................... 68 Stock, Elliot, publisher, London,
England ............................................
24 Stoddard, Richard Henry..............
19 --Poet's Homes ................... 14 Stone, J. M. ..........................
186 Stone, R. ........................ 184 Stone, R. R. ..........................
177 "The Story of Ohio, 1,000,000
Years B. C. to 1936 A. D."
...................... 281 Stout, Wilber E.........273, 281, 287,
288 Streeter, S. W. ................. 179, 186 "Streets of Gold" ................. 331 Streetsborough, O.--Anti-slavery
Society ....................................... 187 Strong, Asa ...........................
177 Stuart, James-Three Years in North America .............................. 269 Sturges, Mary ........................ 179 Sturgess, Maria ...................... 187 Sturtevant, B. ........................
177 Suffolk bar
............................ 233 Summit County, O.--Bibliography..
142-143 Sumner, Charles .....................
10 Sun Dial
............................. 195 Superior, Lake ........................
318 Supreme Court, see U.
S. Supreme Court. Survey of Federal Archives, see U. S.- Survey of Federal Archives. Susquehanna University--Department of Business Administration and Commer- cial Teacher Training................
224 Swain
MSS. .......................... 297 Swanton, John Reed--"Social and
Reli- gious Beliefs and Usages of the Chicka- saw
Indians" ........................ 257 Swedes .......................... .330, 339 Swift, Mrs. J. ........................ 187 Swiss, 323, 330, 331, 339; immigrants,
331. Switzerland
........................199, 323 Sylvan, Jacob ................343, 346, 348 Symmes, Daniel ......................
80 Symmes, John Cleves..................
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Syria .......................... 323 Syrians, 330, 332, 338; population,
333. Szabadsag
............................ 325 Tallmadge, O. ........................
179 --Anti-slavery Society
.............. 187 Tammany organization in Ohio..30, 32,
33 Tampa, Fla.--Symphony Orchestra....
230 Tarlton Cross State Monument.......
280 Tartars ................................ 329 Tattooed Serpent .....................
260 Taylor, Bayard
......................19, 36 Taylor, H. A
.......................... 187 Taylor, H. C.
....................... 179 Taylor, James, Col............70, 80,
84, 85 Taylor, James, of Newport, Ky...267,
268 Taylor, Jonathan ......................
306 Taylor, Peter ...................78,
81, 84 Taylor, William Alexander--Ohio
States- man and Hundred Year Book, 30, 73, 79 Tecumseh (Indian chief) ..............
66 Telberg, Ina--Russians in Cleveland,
329, 388. Temple, Luther .......................
180 Tennessee .......................21,
81, 375 Tennessee River
..................... 45 Tenny, A. L............................ 187 Territorial legislation ................. 163 Texas .....................240 243,
257, 344 Tezcatlipoca ......................
261 Thadodaho, Atotarho ................. 259 Thames, Battle of
the.................. 66 Thames River
............................ 19 Theobald, (?) ........................ 363 Thomas, Mr. ..........................
371 Thomas, David--Travels through the Western Country in the Summer of
1816 .............................. 356, 360 Thomas, David Harrison ...............
276 Thomas, Edward S. ..............280,
281 Thome, James A ..............179, 181,
186 Thome, Mary Ann.....................
179 Thompson, James .....................
311 Thompson, Joe ........................
156 Thompson, William Oxley ............
285 Thorman, Simson .....................
330 Thorn, Isaac ............. ........ 177 Thornton, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Kenton, see Kenton, Elizabeth C. Thornton, Madison ...................
67 Thrall, O. M. .................. 178 Thrall, Walter ................267,
268, 366 Thrall family .........................
269 Three Rivers Elm, North Bend, O... 25 "Three R's" ................. 222 Thurston, Buckner ................... 81 Thurston, Harrison ...................
178 Thurston, Mrs. N. ..................
178 Thwaites, Reuben Gold--Early
Western Travels ........................... 75 Travels
.............................. 75 Tiffin, Edward..32, 71, 72, 81, 86,
301, 304 Tod, David W ....................... 30 Toledo, O., 299, 300, 301, 302, 303,
304, 305, 306, 307, 308, 313, 316, 317, 319. --Public Library ....................
275 Toledo, Ohio, Gazette, 307, 309,
310, 316, 317, 319. "Toledo war"
....................299, 310 Toledoans ........................ 307, 310 Tolono, Ill. ...................... 7 Tomlinson, (?) .......... 358 |
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Toulmin, Harry ....................... 87 Trade .................................37-38 Transylvania .......................... 332 --Company .......................... 297 Traubenberg, Rausch de ..............
199 Traubenberg, Rausch von ............
199 Treasury Department, see U. S.--Treas- ury Department Treaty of
1795.......................... 274 Treffinger, Carolyn
.................... 275 Tremainsville, Mich.
.................. 305 Trimble, James
........................ 177 Trollope, Mrs. Frances, resentment of Cincinnatians at, 369; J. C. Latrobe named a hound for her, 370. --The Domestic Manners of the
Ameri- cans .................................. 369 Troy, N. Y. ......................
225, 228 Trubner and Company, publisher, Lon- don, England ........................
24 "True Folsom"
..............243, 250, 251 True Inspirationists .................. 348 Trumbull County, O......180, 182, 183,
188 --Bibliography ......................
143 Tucker, Mr. ..........................
266 Tudor, Henry .........................
369 Tupper, Benjamin .................165,
166 Turkish, persecution, 307; courts,
332. Turks ..............................200, 327 Turner Falls, Mass....................
345 Turtle Hill
Creek...................... 355 Tuscarawas County, O................
341 --Bibliography ....................143-144 --Historical Society................
288 Tuscarawas Indians ..................
161 Twain, Mark ..........................
374 Twining, Hiram ......................
178 Tyler, Mr.
............................ 162 Tyler, George R.
...................... 269 Ukraine ............................... 329 Ukranians
.........................329, 338 Uktena .............................258, 259 Ulmer, Joseph ........................ 345 Ulunsuti
..........................258, 259 Uncle Sam ............................
313 Union, 207, 243, 303, 304, 316, 317,
318, 365, 367, 374; army, 206, 207. Union City, Ind. .....................
232 Union
County, O.--Bibliography.. 144-145 Union Village, O. ....................
347 Unionist .................
.........351, 352 Unionville, O.
........................ 177 United Brethren Church, 219;
conference, 220. United Press Syndicate................
231 United States, 75, 76, 78, 83, 87, 89,
166, 194, 203, 226, 235, 241, 265, 277,
284, 299, 314, 320, 322, 325, 326, 327, 332,
338, 342, 347, 356, 375; government, 8, 19, 62,
89, 91, 315; as patron of literature, 17; troops, 60; investigated Burr
Conspiracy, 78-79; archives, 232; arsenal, 314. --Army ............... .......
86, 87 --Air Corps .......................
189 --Bureau of American Ethnology.. 260 --Annual Reports ................. 257 Census, 80-90, 321, 322, 325, 326,
327, 329, 330, 331. --14th ....................... .....
325 --15th
..........................326, 327 |
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--Civilian Conservation Corps, see C.
C. C. --Congress, 74, 75, 77, 80, 85, 87, 89,
181, 225, 271, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 312,
314, 316, 317, 318, 361, 375, 377. --Act of 1802, enabling Ohio to become a state .................. 300, 301 --Act of 1805, creating Territory of Michigan ..................... 300 --House of Representatives, 5, 13, 65, 302, 316, 376. --Documents...306, 309, 313, 315, 317 --Senate.....5, 79, 83, 86, 302, 376,
377 --Finance Committee .........375, 377 --Investigating Committee ...... 73 --Constitution...... 207, 221, 285,
314, 367 --Declaration of Independence..220, 285 --Department of State--Editorial Divi- sion
................................ 378 --Engineering Corps ................
234 --Federal Emergency Relief Administra- tion, see F. E. R. A. --Health Bureau .................... 228 --Industrial Relations Commission.. 223 --Library of Congress, 23, 33, 74, 80,
82, 377. --National Military Home.......... 228 --National Museum ................. 261 --National Soldiers' Home.......... 349 --National Youth Administration, see N. Y. A. --Ordnance Department ............. 227 --Educational Bureau -- Inspection Division ......................... 227 --Metallurgical Bureau ........... 227 --Supreme Court ....................
376 --Survey of Federal Archives...... 280 --Treasury Department... 9, 10, 315,
318 --War Department.......75, 86, 234, 315 --Works Progress Administration, see W. P. A. United States Bank....................
316 United States Steel Corporation......
234 United States Telegraph
.............. 316 Universities, see names of
Universities. Upper Mercer flint ....................
265 Upper Piqua, see Piqua, O. Upper Sandusky, O. ...................
53 Urbana, O................ 59, 63, 64,
65, 66, 67 --Oakdale Cemetery................63,
65 --Presbyterian Church
.............. 63 Ustick, William A. ................... 177 Utah ...................................
219 Utica, O...............................
178 Utopian ................................
285 Utter, William Thomas --"Judicial Review in Early
Ohio". 30 --Ohio Politics and Politicians......
73 --"Saint Tammany in
Ohio"........ 30 Vallandigham, Clement Laird........ 11 Vance, Joseph ........................ 65 Vanceville, W.
Va....................... 361 Vandaman, John
..................... 177 Vandeman, J. L. ................... 177 Van Buren, Martin .................315,
316, 318 Van Deusen, (?) .....................
357 Van Fleet, Mathias ...................
308 Van Lear, Mr..........................
162 Van Vlit, Frances (Mrs. Wykoff; Mrs. John Piatt) ......................... 22 |
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Van Wert County, O.--Bibliography..
145 Varnum, James M .....................
169 Vasault, Katherine--"Cooperative
Recrea- tion among the Foreign Born"
..... 324 Veach, William ..................... 48 Venable, Emerson--Poets of Ohio..5,
7, 22 Venetian Campanile ..................
10 Venetian glass
........................ 213 Vermilion, O. ..................... 177 Vermont........................ 265,
270, 372 Vernon, O. ...................... 180 --Anti-slavery Society
........... 188 --Female Anti-slavery Society......
188 Vicksburgh, Miss. ...............42,
43, 45 Vienna, Italy
.......................... 200 Vienna, O.--Anti-slavery Society..... 188 Vincennes, Ind. ..................56,
57, 66 Vinton County,
O........................ 151 --Bibliography
.......................... 145 Virginia, 21, 46, 47, 49, 50, 67, 68,
81, 202, 206, 218, 224, 267, 284, 299, 357,
361, 362, 372; currency, 162; Algonquians, 260. --Census ..................... 206 --Circuit Court ......................
81 Virginia Military Land. ................ 29 "A Visit to the Village of
Zoar"..... 345 Vistula, Mich.
........................ 305 Voltaire ......................... 202 Voorhees, Daniel Wolsey, Indiana poli- tician and frontiersman, colorful
char- acter, 375-376; biography, 377. WOSU ......................... 281 W. P. A., 275, 276, 281, 287;
projects, 277, 280, 281; workers, 278, 280. Wabash, Ind. ........................
201 Wabash River .....................19,
47 Waddell, Alexander ...............210,
282 Waddell, Mrs. Eleanor Roush, see Roush, Eleanor. Waddell, Esther (Mrs. Dunham).... 230 Waddell, Robert B. ..................
230 Waddell Mrs. Robert B.............. 230 Wade, Edward ................177, 181,
183 Wadsworth, O. ........................
275 Wages ..................... 153 Waite, J. S. ................... 279 Wakeman, O.--Anti-slavery Society..
187 Walker, Mrs. R.
..................... 178 Walker, J. B. ........................ 187 Walker, John .....................181, 183 Walker, R. M. ....................176,
186 Wall, Walter D. ......................
283 Wallace, James
........................ 177 Wallace, John ................... 183 Wallace, Lew .......................... 11 Walnut Hills, Miss. .............. 43 "Wanderlust" ......................... 331 Wantyn, Mr. ..........................
360 Wapakoneta, O. .......................
310 Wapatomica, Indian village ......49,
52, 63 War Department, see U. S.--War
Depart- ment. War of 1812, 23, 30, 31, 33, 91, 288,
301, 305, 351. Ward, J. Quincy A. ..................
64 Warner, Eri S.
........................... 187 Warren, O.
............................. 357 --Anti-slavery Society .............. 187 Warren County, O..........40, 182,
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Wartburg Theological Seminary...219,
231 Washington, George..22, 50, 206, 284,
360 Washington (State) ...................
235 --University ......................... 230 Washington (Steamboat)
............. 44 Washington, D. C., 2, 10, 11, 13, 14,
23, 26, 65, 71, 77, 80, 90, 224, 228, 301,
303, 306, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 349,
357, 375, 378. Washington, District of Columbia, Globe .................................. 312, 315 Washington, Ky. ......................
64 Washington County, O., 163, 164, 165,
166, 170, 180, 188. --Bibliography ....................146-148 Washington County, Pa ...............
39 Washington Court House, O. ........ 177 Washington University, St. Louis, Mo.-- English Department .................
378 Washita lands ........................ 84 Wathatotarho ............259, 260, 262,
264 Watson, Carl .................. 281 Watson, J. F. ........................ 75 Watson Seminary .....................
226 Wattles ...................177, 182,
183, 186 Waugh, J. S...........................
182 Way, W. V.--The Facts and Historical Events of the Toledo War of 1835, 299, 309. Wayne, Anthony, 37, 61, 66, 274; defeat
of Indians, 28, 363. --Treaty ............................. 46 Wayne County, O. .....................
188 --Bibliography .......................
148 --Female Anti-slavery Society .......
186 Waynesburgh, O.--Anti-slavery Society ...................................187,
188 Waynesville, O.
........................ 236 Weaver, Clarence Lahr ......196, 274,
278 Webb, David K ......................
276 Webb,
N.
.............................
188 Webster, Taylor ....................
309 Weed, Edward ................... 181 Weed, James T., Gallia County, O., sur- veyor, 151; used Gurley transit, 152;
his wages, 153; estimated cost of improved roads, 154; working conditions, 165; trouble with the contractors, 156,
plan- ned first brick pavement in Gallipolis, 157; problems of varying natures,
158-160 --"Reminiscences of a
Surveyor" .. 196 Weeks, Joseph ........................ 178 Weioyer, (?) ...............
.... 364 Weisenburger, Francis P. --"Charles Hammond"
.............. 31 --A History of Ohio ............299, 316 Welch, Johnson ................... 187 Weld, Theodore D. ...........173, 174,
186 Wellesley College .....................
223 Wellington, O.--Anti-slavery Society..
187 Wells, Charles, sr.
.................... 358 Wells, Charles, jr.
.................... 358 Wells, E. W. ......................271, 272 Wells, J. H.
........................... 187 Welsh colony ......................... 339 Welsh Hills, O.
........................ 178 --Anti-slavery Society .............. 187 Welton, Willys .......................
187 Werden, Col.
.......................... 65 Wesley, Edgar Bruce--Guarding the
Fron- tier: A Study of Frontier Defense
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... 10 West, 1, 4, 8, 9, 30, 34, 40, 47, 50,
57, 60, 76, 84, 151, 205, 219, 224, 233, 238,
266, 297, 299, 328, 359, 369. West Central States ...................
206 West Florida ................75, 76,
79, 87 West Indies ...........................
359 West Liberty, O. .............6, 22,
52, 59 West Point ............................
234 West Union, O. .......................
235 --Anti-slavery Society ...............
186 West Virginia ........151, 203, 207,
220, 235 --University .......................
226 Western, poets, II; country ..........
371 Western Courier (Ravenna, Ohio), 300, 305, 308, 310, 312, 318. Western Courier and Piqua
Enquirer..310 Western Creek Agency ...............
369 Western Hemisphere (Columbus, Ohio), 307, 309, 310, 313, 316, 317, 318. Western Literary Press, Cincinnati, O.
25 Western Reserve and Maumee Road, 277 Western Reserve College .............
179 --Anti-slavery Society .............. 187 Western Reserve University--Library,
329 Western Spy and Hamilton Gazette.. 72 Western States ........................
78 Western World ........................ 78 Westerville, O.
........................ 230 --Hanby Home ..................... 287 --Methodist Church .................
219 Westminster, Md. .....................
353 Westmoreland County, Pa. ...........
347 Wet
(?) e, O. ......................... 186 Weygandt, Carl V. ....................
287 Wheaton, Jay ..........................
179 Wheaton Club .........................
280 Wheeling, W. Va. .................... 357 Wheeling, West Virginia, Gazette ...
317 Whigs, 315, 316, 317, 365; paper, 315,
316 Whipple, Levi ............179, 181,
182, 187 Whipple Lucy .........................
179 White,
Maj.
........................... 164 White, Mrs. Clara S .................
365 W hite, E.
.............................
178 White, Jacob ..........................
40 White,
John ...........................
178 White, Josiah ......................... 166 White, Ross ...........................
152 White, Samuel ........................
178 White, Thomas ........................
265 White, William R. ............152, 153,
154 White County, Ind. ...................
67 White County, Ia. .....................
67 White House ..........................
10 White Oak Anti-slavery Society ......
186 White River ...........................
43 White Russian .........................
323 Whitehead, E. F
........................ 178 Whitehead, Isaac ......................
178 White's Tavern ........................
356 Whitman, Walt ........................
10 --"Coming up from the Fields" .... 20 Whitney, William ..................... 178 Whittier, John Greenleaf ..........13,
16 Whittlesey, Charles ................
191, 192 Whittlesey, M. A. ....................
187 Who's Who in America ......216, 219, 226 Who's Who in the Clergy, 1936 .......
219 Wickham, T. B ........................
180 Wickliffe, O. .........................
338 Wier,
Gen. ............................
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Wilcox, Orlando ........................ 187 Wildman, Daniel
......................... 366 Wilkinson, James ..............76, 77,
79, 87 --MSS....................................87 --Memoirs of My Own
Times.................77 Wilkinsville, Pa.
........................355 Willets, George
L.........................276 William and Mary College--Quarterly Historical Magazine ................ 75 Williams, Fletcher Ross.............. 234 Williams, Philip T .................... 229 Williams, Robert-MSS
......................79 Williams, Samuel
W.................. 59 --Pictures of Early Methodism in
Ohio ........................................60 Williams County, O.--Bibliography, 148-149 Williamson Mound State Park .........
.. 283 Williamsville, O. .................... 312 Willoughby, Charles Clark ........ 298 --"The Serpent Mound of Adams
Coun- ty, Ohio"
.......................... 259 Willoughby, O. .................... 185 --Anti-slavery Society ........... 186 Willson, Forceythe--"In
State" ....... 14 Wilmington, O. ...................... 176 Wilson, Mrs. E. ..................... 187 Wilson, Hiram ..................... 179 Wilson, Joseph G. ................... 180 Wilson, Samuel ..................... 186 Wilson, William K.
..................229 Windham, O.--Anti-slavery Society 187,188 Wingate, John ....................... 40 Wisconsin --Bureau of Labor Statistics
....... 223 --Tax Commission
.......................223 --University .......................226 Wittke, Carl
.......................287, 378 --"Campus Publications during the War" .............................. 195 Wohlgemuth, E. J. (ed.)--Midland, a Fortnightly Magazine .............17, 25 Wolcott, Henry ..................... 188 Wolfe, (?) .....................
....... 360 Wolfe, H. Preston ................. 287 Wolfram, Charles J.--The Germans in the Making of Cleveland ............... 324 Wolverines ....................... 305 Wood, John ........................... 78 Wood, Joseph
............................187 Wood, William
.........................60,67 Wood County, O.--Bibliography.....
..... 149 Woodbridge, Dudley
..................... 171 Woodbridge, Mrs. Lucy Backus,
see Backus, Lucy. Woodbridge, William ...............305 Woodbridge-Gallaher Collection, 161, 162, 163, 167, 169. |
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....................... 287 Woodley, see Georgetown Heights. Woodward, Robert Christie
............... 65 --Sketches of Springfield (?)............ 66 Worcester, Mass.
....................... 372 Works Progress Administration, see W. P. A. World's Work
........................... 320 World War .............. 199, 232, 238, 324 Worthington, James
.................. 311 Worthington, Thomas, 31, 32, 33, 71, 72, 73, 75. --MSS. ............................ 33 Worthington, O. ... 223, 230, 236, 271, 276 --Methodist Episcopal Church ... 219, 298 Wright, E. C.
......................... 178 Wright, Elizur
.....................182, 187 Wright, Lucy M. .............. 179, 187 Wright, William E. ..............178, 186 Wurtemburg .................... 341, 343 Wyandot County, O.--Bibliography 149-150 Wyandot Indians .................. 161, 373 Wykoff, Mrs., see Van Vlit,
Frances. Wyoming ........................248,
250 Xenia, O. ......................60, 311 --Greene County Public Library ... 23 Xenia, Ohio, Free
Press............... 307 Yale University .......................
224 York money ........................... 162 Young, Thomas Lowry ............... 16 Youngstown, O. ................... 288,
355 Ypsilanti, Mich ........... 302, 307, 315 Yugoslavia
............................. 323 Yuma, 254, 255; types of
flint imple- ments
..............................251 Zanes, Col.
............................357 Zanesfield, O. ...........49, 52, 63,
65,66 Zanesville, O. .................30, 82,
185 --Court House
...................... 309 Zanesville, Ohio, Gazette
............. 310 Zepp, E. C.
..........................281 Zion's Watchman
...................... 174 Zoar, O., 287, 341, 342, 343, 345, 346,
347, 348,
349; communism, 350;
commu- nity, 378. --Historical Society .................
288 --MSS. ...................342, 343, 348 --State Memorial and Museum ..274, 280 Zoar Foundation .................. 288 Zoar Society .................. 341, 348 Zoarites ............................ 349 Zuni Indians ........................ 258 |