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GENERAL INDEX TO VOLUME XLIX

Abbot, Capt ........................ 275 history 105; nationalism, 133; education,

Acoustic sound .........................355 185-90; mobilization for war, 249-61; re-

Adams, Alice Dana, cited .............160-1 sources, 252; culture, 261; Swiss, 281,

Adams, C. F., cited.................... 50 284, 286; cholera, 378, 383; frontier, 404,

Adams, John ........................... 408; life, 405. See also British America,

Adams, John Quincy, 44, 50, 52-3, 56, Central America and South America.

163, 304 American and Foreign Anti-Slavery

Adams, Dr. R. E. W ..................342-3 Society ...............................162

Adams Co., 0 ................... 19, 232 American Anti--Slavery Society, 161,

Adams family ...........................223 162, 304-5

Adams twp., Washington Co., O., pop- American Archaeologist, cited .........120

ulation study of, 10-2, 14, 17, 19, 22, American Association for the Advance-

25, 27, 31, 37 ment of Science, Section on Anthro-

Advocate ofM oral Reform, cited ...... 58 pology .................................226

African Squadron .....................274 American Association of Museums,

Ahonpaa, John .........................154 Council, meeting .....................226

Akron, 0., 83, 228, 244, 262; Beacon American Board of Missions..........296

Journal, 233; Art Institute. 239; Old American Colonization Society.......303-4

Stone School, 239 40; University, 239 American Confederation ...............293

Akuoxylon ..............................355 American Council of Learned Societies,

Alabam a ............................14, 304 cited ................................ 7, 16

Alaska .................................102 American Dental Association.........395-7

Albany, N. Y ......................78, 398-9 American Dental Convention ...........395

Albert J. Beveridge Memorial Fund...303 American Expeditionary Force ........257

Alcock family .......................... 21 American Friend, cited..............19, 21

Alcott, Dr. William A ...............60, 67 American Hellenic Educational Pro-

Alexander the Great................... 82 gressive Association (Ahepa) .......147-8

Alexandria, Va., Swiss in..............283 American Historical Association, 230,

Alger, General R. A., cited ............252 330; Annual Report, cited, 6-7, 16,

Algonquins, 399; confederacy .......... 106 164, 172, 244-5; Committee on His-

Alien Act .............................. 50 torical Manuscripts, 234

Alilunas, Leo ..........................220 American Hungarian Federatio .......146

Alinen, Isaac ........................... 154 American Indians, see Indians.

Allee, Marjorie Hill ..................217-8 American Institute of Homeopathy... 412

Alleghenies ......3, 39, 49, 89, 102, 200, 410 American Journal of Dental Science,

Allegheny Co., Penna ................. .. 15-6 389, 394

Allegheny River ....................... 13 American Journal of Science......... 316

Allen, Colonel .......................... 42 American Medical Association, 206, 366,

Allen, Dr. Peter ........................357 373

Allen Co., O., Mennonites in...282-8, 314 American Military Institute, Journal,

Allen County Historical and Archaeo- 314; cited, 255

logical Society ................221, 241, 244 American Museum of Natural History,

Allentown, Pa. .........................339 117-8

Allentown Academy ...................340 American Naturalist, cited.............119

Alliance, 0. ........................228, 232 American Orthodox Messenger .........132

Alliance Historical Society .............239 American Physiological Society ......58, 60

Alliance of Poles........................146 American Revolution, 42, 78, 213, 293,

Allies............................255 , 257-8 297, 299, 386-7, 398

Allison, Richard ........................369 American Russian Messenger..........132

Allopathy .......................342-3, 383 American Society of Dental Surgeons,

Alsace, Mennonites in...........282-4, 286 389, 392, 395

Altenburg, Germany ...................73 Americanization ....................106, 134

Altgeld, John Peter ....................310 Amerikan Sanomat, cited ...............158

Altick, Arthur R ........................241 Ameryce, Polonia W...................131

Altrocchi, Julia Cooley .................408 Amherst, General Jeffery .............. 41

Amboy, N. J., Swiss in................284 Amity, Pa .. ..........................263-4

America and Americans, 21, 24-5, 41-2, 44, Amstutz family ...................283, 286

46, 68, 70, 72,75, 78, 84-7, 89, 102, 105, Anabaptists .............................282

133-4, 138, 140, 142, 144, 150, 192, 222, Anderson, slave ........................175

241, 263, 274, 277-80, 291-2, 296-7, 307-8, Anderson, Antti ........................150

310, 317, 329, 330-1, 855, 357, 361-3, 366, Anderson, Ind .........................297

398-400, 402; composers, dean of, 68; Andral, Gabriel .........................270

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422 OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Andrews, Frank De Wette .............214 Baas, J. II., 353; cited ..................360

Andrews, Israel Ward, cited, 2, 11, Baba, Gul .................................146

20-1, 38 Babylon ................................. 78

Andrews, Martin R., cited....2, 19-21, 33 Bach .................................... 69

Angiometer .............................353 Backus, Clarina ........................ 1

Anglo-American ........................312 Backus, Elijah .......................... 1

Anglo-Saxon .......................103, 307 Backus, James ........................1,3

Ankenbrand, Frank, Jr.................220 Backus, Lucy Woodbridge.............. 1

Ann Arbor, Mich...................75, 366 Baehr Group of earthworks, 112-4,

Annals of Medical History, cited ...... 59 Plate I

Annapolis, Md. ....................393 Bailey, E. P ........................... 25

Anti-German Language Law ...........105 Bailey, Gamaliel ......................304-5

Antilla, Pekka ..........................154 Bailey, W . H., cited ....................119

Antrim Co., Ire ......................20 Bailey, William D...........................25

Apaches ................................. 79 Bain, D. E............................117

Appalachians ...........................409 Bainbridge, O ....................391, 394-5

Appleton-Century Co. .................99, 303 Baker, Miss, of Mason Co., Ky .......173

Appletons' Cyclopaedia of American Baker, John ............................385

Biography, cited......................213 Baker, Newton D., 251, 259; cited.......236

Arabians, 351; musicians, 72; language, Baldwin, Charles C., cited ........... 241

333 Baldwin, Leland D................ 100-1

Archaeologist, cited ...................120 Baldwin, Michael ...................... 51

Archives ........................... 242-3 Balkan States ................... ..... 143

"Arealite" ....................... 318 Ballard, G. E., cited....................119

Arkansas ........................ 90, 125-6, 177-8 Ballinger, Richard A ..............290

Arkansas River and Valley ........... 99, 122 Ballis, Eunice Schuster ........... 412

Baltic ports, cholera in .................378

Armenians ..............................104 Baltimore, Md., 201; Sun, 255; cholera

Baltimore, Md., 201; Sun, 255; cholera

Armstrong, John ..................... 2 in, 379, 389, 393-4

Army, see Great Britain and U. S. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad......152, 154

Army and Navy Club..................257 Baltimore College of Dental Surgery,

Army Industrial College ............257 386, 388, 392, 394

Army War College.................254, 257 Baptists .....................263-4, 278, 292

Arndt-Schulz law ......................335 Baracs, Dr. Henry......................146

Arnold, Benedict .............42, 214, 398 Barber, David, lawyer.................. 24

Ashtabula, O., 82; Telegraph, cited, Barber, David, merchant............... 25

151-3, 157-9; St. Peter's Church 152 Barber, Levi .......................... 25

News, cited, 152-3, 157 Barker Ca..............................25

Asbtabula Co., 9; Finns in .............157 Barker, Joseph . ........................ 4

Ashtabula Fork and Hoe Co ...........152 Barlow twp., Washington Co., O.,

Ashtabula Harbor, O., Finns in, 150-8; population study of, 10, 12, 14, 17,

Bethany Finnish Lutheran Church, 151 22, 25, 27

Ashtabula, Lake,and Geauga Medical Barnard, Harry ........................310

Society ....................... 376 Barnard, W. C..........................121

Ashtabula, Youngstown and Pittsburgh Barnes, A. S., & Co.................... 93

Railroad ..............................151 Barnes, Gilbert H., 303; cited..........163

Asia, seacoast cities of, 79; Indians Barnes, Harry Elmer, cited ............242

derived from, 81; movements of peo- Barnhart, Harold ...................229

ples from, 84; cholera in, 378 Bartholow, Roberts .....................336

Asikkala, Mikko ........................156 Bartlett, Dr. Elisha, 352; cited.........360

Astor, John Jacob ......................401 Barton, William ........................ 2

Astoria, Ore., Finns in .................151 Bartram, John ..........................86

Astrom, Kustaa ................... ....150 Baruch, Bernard .......................259

Atheism .................................266 Basch, Samuel Siegfried Karl Ritter

Athens, O ...........................268, 369 von ...................................353

Athens, Morgan and Washington Med- Bascomb, Henry ........................266

ical Association ......................376 Bates, Elisha ...........................267

Atlanta, Ga ............................395 Bates, Dr. W. S........................ 318

Atlantic, 193, 274, 378; States, 47, 391; Battle Creek, Mich......................329

Coast, 96; Seaboard, 389 Baum, Howard .........................247

Atlantic Monthly .......................405 Baxley, Dr. H. W......................394

Atwater, Caleb, cited .................... 38 Baxter Springs, Kan....................121

Atwood, John ..........................222 Bayard, Belthazer ......................41

Auenbrug, Leopold Auenbrugger von..354 Bayard, Phoebe .................... ...41

Auglaize Co., O .........................367 Bayliss, Zoe ............................94

Aurelius twp., Washington Co., O., Bayreuth ................................74

population study of, 10-2, 14, 17, 22, 27 Beach, Arthur G., cited................. 25

Aurora, Ind., cholera in................383 Beach, E. H .............................228

Austria .............................141, 144 Beach, W ooster ................... 324, 328

Autio, Antti ............................150 Beals, Ellis, cited................41, 49, 57

Ayer, N. W., and Sons, cited, 129, 132, Beam, Michael, fictional character......217

134 Beard, Charles A., 278, 307; cited......242

Ayres, Frederic ........................ 73 Beard, Dan .............................399

GENERAL INDEX 423

Beard, Mary R......................... 307 "Black Laws" ........................ 164, 167

Beardstown, III.........112, 115-6, Plate I Blackall, John .........................348

Beaumont, Dr. William ................. 94 Blake, William ......................266

Beavertown, Pa., Swiss in..............285 Blaney, Rev. ......................265

Becker, Carl, cited......................241 Blazier, George J., cited.............. 33

Beckman, Matti L ..................150, 152 Blegen, T. C., cited.....................245

Beckwith, Dr. David H............342, 345 Blennerhassett, Harman ................ 21

Beckwith, Dr. Seth R ................345-6 Blind Tom .............................. 68

Bedford, Pa., Swiss in .................285 Bloom, Andrew ......................150-3

Beebe, Huron ..........................179 Bloom, John ..........................150-2

Beebe, William ........................ 25 Bloom field, .......................... 393

Beecher, Lyman ........................263 Blow, Martha Ella ......................192

Beeman, Dr. J .........................342 Blue River Spring .....................118

Beeson, Jacob ........................171-2 Bluffton, 0., 276, 314; Swiss in....284, 288

Beethoven.............................. 69 Bluffton College....................288, 314

Belfort Territory, Mennonites in......283 Blythe, James ..................... 267

Bell, J. P., Co ..........................292 B'nai B'rith ........................ 131, 148

Bellamann, Henry ......................405 Bobbs-Merrill ......................89, 310

Belleville, W. Va ........................ 28 Boerhaave, Hermann ...............318, 353

Belli, John .............................. 49 Boer's Aid Association..................142

Bellingham, M ass. ......................232 Boesch, J. J ............................22

Bellini, Lorenzo ........................348 Bogart, E. L., cited..................... 5

Belmont Co., O .........................375 Bohemian Free Thinkers ..............135

Belmont County Historical Society....239 Bohrer, Dr. ...........................391

Belpre twp., Washington Co., O., pop- Bolivar, O., State Bank................236

ulation study in, 10, 12, 14, 17, 22, Bolton, Charles Knowles, cited........ 20

25, 27, 31, 37 Bond, Dr. Thomas......................394

Benford, Robert T .................. 93-4 Bonn, O ............... ............... 19

Benjamin, Samuel P.................... 33 Book of Mormon .......................264

Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R........228 Boonville, Mo...........................220

Benton, Ill. ............................117 Bosiger family ....................283, 286-7

Berard, Auguste .......................270 Boston, 1, 41, 58, 69, 261, 316-7, 323,

Berard, Pierre-Honore ................270 328, 337, 387-9; S. Graham at, 60; A.

Berks Co., Pa........................... 18 Mahan at. 61; Gazette, 386

Berlin ..............................350, 353 Botanico-Medical College .............328

Berliner Lokal Anzeiger, cited ......... 72 Botanics ..........................324, 328-9

Berlioz ................................. 69 Bouillaud, Arnold and Jean Baptiste..358

Berne Canton, Switzerland, Mennonites Boulogne, G. B. Duchenne de..........352

in .............................282, 284, 286 Bourne, Henry C., cited..............244-5

Bernon, Morris .........................130 Bouser family ........................18

Berry, Alfred ..........................180 Bowden, Ella ..........................228

Berry, Zenas C. and Sarah B ...........34 Bowditch, Henry T ......................354

Bessarabia ..............................144 Bowdoin, Gov. James.................. 41

Bethlehem .........................296, 298 Bowdoin, Mary ........................ 41

"Beulah Ethiopia" ......................266 Bowen, Mary T ........................228

Beveridge, Albert J ....... B........... .299 Braddee, David ....................100-1

Bezaleel Wells Historical Society............240 Braddock's Defeat ......................409

Bezaleel Wells-Jefferson County His- Bradford, David .......................101

torical Society .....................239-40 Bradford, Gov. William ............., 107

Bible ................................ 59, 278 Brady, Lake ............................ 97

Bickerton, Helen ....................... 74 Brady's leap ............................97

Biedert, Phil ......................... 354 Brainard, Jehu .......................343-4

Bigler, Dr. John ..................... 342 Braintree, Vt. ..........................389

Bill of Rights .......................... 278 Branch Co., Mich ......................118

Bingham, Thomas ...................... 68 Brandeis, Justice .......................291

Binkley, Dr. Robert C., cited..........242 Brandywine .......................... 43

Binning, M. B..........................228 Brant and Fuller, cited................373

Birchard, Judge Matthew...............180 Breast-pump ............................351

Birmingham, O ........................342 Brechbuhl family .......................286

Birney, James G., 162-3, 168, 174, 177-8, Breckinridge, H ....................101, 255

303-4 Brice, John J ...........................369

Birney, William ...................... 305 Brighton Beach ....................... 72

Biro, John ..............................130 Brill, Charles J........................ 91-2

Bishop, James E........................238 British, see Great Britain and British

Bishop, Robert Hamilton...............267 "British America", 17; illiterates from. 26

Bismark, Otto Eduard Leopold........223 British Broadcasting Company ........ 74

Bissell, H. S............................228 Broken Bow, Neb ......................290

Black, Glenn A ........................117-8 Bromfield, Louis ........................ 95

Black, Louis ............................130 Brooke Co., Va .........................171

"Black Bill", slave ......................17 Brough, John ...........................21

Black Hawk ........................401, 410 Broussais, Francois Joseph Victor.....270

Black Hawk War .......................217 Brown, Amy H ........................ .228

Black Kettle ............................91 Brown, Charles Edward, cited .........119

424 OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Brown, E. L., cited .....................119 Campbell, Marion ......................302

Brown, E. Parmly ......................390 Campbell, Thomas ...................... 369

Brown, George ..................... 266 Campbellite ..........................264, 266

Brown, Senator John ................ 52-3 Campus Martius Museum..........229, 244

Brown Co., Ohio ................... 176 Canada and Canadians, 17, 24, 26, 28,

Browne, W. R..........................311 86, 168, 170, 175, 193, 297; invasion, 42;

Brownstown, Pa. .......................201 Mohawks, 79; cholera ..............378-9

Brush, are-light ..........................305 Canby, Joseph .................. .....369-70

Bryce, American Commonwealth, cited, Cane Ridge, Ky ........................ 263

100 Cannonsburg, Pa ......................265

Bucher family .....................283, 286 Canton, O., 95; Swiss in ................285

Buck, Elizabeth Hawthorn............. 97 Cape Verde Islands .....................275

Buckstaff, Ralph N., cited.............119 Caporetto disaster .....................257

Budapest ................................ 336 Captain Pipe ............................ 83

Buddhist faith ........................ 79 Carbondale, Ill .....................117, 229

Buell, Charles F ....................... 24 Carmel Monthly Meeting of Friends...232

Buell, Don Carlos ....................... 2 Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh, cited. 15

Buffalo, N. Y ........................80,98 Carner, John J.................. ......228

Buffalo Creek ........................... 18 Carolinas ............................14, 399

Bukovina ...............................144 Carpatina Society of Cleveland.........148

Bulgars, in Cleveland .................143 Carroll Co., 0. ...................... 373

Bullock and Crenshaw, Philadelphia...350 Carter, Clarence Edwin, cited, 3, 44-5,

Bundesfier .............................141 47, 49-52, 54, 56, 289.

Bunyan, John ..................... 74 Carter, Major-general G. H., cited.....250

Burdette, Silver, Company ............. 92 Cartier ..................................102

Burgess, Dyer ........................ 161 Cartwright, Peter...................262 266

Case School of Applied Science, 261;

Burgoyne ...............................398-9

Burkholder, Anna ......................286 football team ............. 136

Burley, Mrs. ...........................390

Burlingame, Roger, cited ............... 68 Cass, Lewis .............................2

Burlington, Vt ........................205 Cass Co., Ill ......................... 120

Burnell, Levi ........................... 60 Catholics ....................19, 79, 141, 216

Burnet, Jacob ................... ...47, 55-6 Catterall, Helen Tunnicliff, cited.......176

Burnett, Edmund C., cited..........43, 47 Caxton Printer's............87, 108, 296, 305

Burr Conspiracy ..................... 21 Cayugas .............................82, 107

Burrage, W. L., cited........315, 318, 320-1 Celebration in Cleveland ..............141-2

Burrall, Charles .........................214 Census Office, cited, 13, 24, 26, 154-5, 164

Burritt, Dr. Alex H ....................343 Cetinel of the Northwest Territory,

Burritt, Elihu ...........................59 see Cincinnati.

Burroughs-Wellcome, cited ......... 348, 360 Central America ...................123

Burton, O., Finns in...................156 Central Mennonite College............288

Business Week .........................110 Central Ohio Medical Society..........374

Butler, Dr. Nicholas Murray......... 400 Central State Teachers College......... 94

Butler Co., O...........................375 Chaddock, Robert Emmet, cited ....5-7, 38

Butler County Medical Society.........374 Chadwick, George ......................68

Butterfield, Dr. John.................364-5 Chamberlin family ....................34

Byrd, Charles Willing, secretary and Champlain ..........................102, 399

acting governor of the Northwest Channing, Edward, cited .............6, 43

Territory ..................51, 54, 56, 241 Chapin, Harlow ........................ 26

Chapin family ......................... 35

Cabot, Richard Clarke ..................336 Chardon, O., 412; Finns in........150, 156

Cadillac .................................102 Charleston, S. C., cholera in......380, 382

Cadiz, O. ...............................228 Charlestown, Va. .......................171

Caesar, Caius Julius ....................222 Chase, Bishop Philander ...............267

Cain, Georges, cited ....................270 Chase, Salmon P., 163, 305; cited, 164,

Caithness Co., Scotland ............... 41 168, 170, 174, 177-81, 184.

Calcutta, India, cholera in..............382 Chautauqua Institute ...............262, 267

Caldwell, O. .............................. 4 Chautauquan, cited .....................153

Caldwell family ........................... 20 Chemung River ........................398

California, 69, 84-5, 189, 203; Univer- Cherokees ...............................106

sity ....................................220 Cheshire Co., Eng...................... 21

Callery, Joseph S.......................247 Chesterville, O. ......................... 83

Calvinists .......................20, 266, 277 Chevreul, M. E .........................348

Cambell, David, supervises Grahamism Cheyennes ..............................91

at Oberlin .......................60-4, 66-7 Cheyne, John ...........................353

Cambell, Mrs. David.................60, 63 Chicago, 69, 119, 127, 130, 366; cholera

Cambridge, Md. ........................ 201 in .....................................379

Cammann, G. P., 355; stethoscope ....358-9 Chicago World's Columbian Exposition 111

Campbell, Alexander..........263, 266, 369 Chickering Hall ........................70

Campbell, J. C...........................229 Chillicothe, O., 3, 51-2, 54, 217, 229, 244,

Campbell, James Parker and family; 369-70, 393; cholera in, 382; Supporter

Harriet ("Echo") his wife; Frank, and Gazette ...........................391

Nelly, Jimmy, their children.......191-212 China, cholera in........................382

GENERAL INDEX 425

Chinese, instruments, 70; opinion of E. Cleveland, O., 168, 204, 209, 234, 240,

Stillman-Kelley, 71; in Cleveland, 138, 244, 258, 320, 341-6, 356-7, 365, 396-7,

142, 147. 400, 412; Observer, cited, 63, 65;

Chinese Freemasons ....................147 Hinds party at, 82; Museum of Natu-

Chinese Student's Club .................147 ral History, 96-7; Foreign population

Chippewa, O., Swiss in.................283 and cultures, 128-49; Szabadsag, 129-30,

Chippewa Creek, Little ..................285 133-4; Waechter am Erie, 129;

Chippewa River ........................266 Waechter und Anzeiger, 129-30, 133-4,

Chirurgien Dentiste ....................387 145; Magyar Napilap, 130; Uj Elore,

Chisholm v. Georgia, case ..............294 130; Polish Daily News, 131; Ameri-

Choate, Rufus .......................... 88 can Rumanian Daily News, 132;

Choctaws ................................106 American Russian News, 132; Ame-

Cholera, in Cincinnati, 193, 200-2; in riska Domovina, 132; Courier del Ohio,

Ohio, 326-7, 340, 378-85; cure of....381-2 132; Enakopravnost, 132; Svet, 132;

Chouteaus, merchants ..................102 Monitor Polish Daily, 134; Citizens

Christ and Christianity.....141-2, 277-8, 281 Bureau, cited, 135; Jewish Independ-

Christian Citizen, cited.................. 59 ent, cited, 137; Board of Education,

Christopher, Dr. Walter Shield........321 138; Plain Dealer, cited, 138, 140, 142-3,

Chronicles of America Series ..........162 146, 233; St. George's Syrian Orthodox

Church, Margaret B...................228 Church, 138; Old Stone Church, 142;

Churches ...........................139, 141 Public Library, cited, 143, 146; News,

Cinchona bark ..........................334 cited, 144-5; Press, cited, 144-5; Finns

Cincinnati, 0., 47, 105, 162-3, 173-4, in, 155-6; Council for American Unity,

177-8, 180-1, 191, 192, 194, 196-7, 199- 220; cholera in, 379; Museum of His-

203, 205, 211, 216, 229, 244, 263-4, 267-8, torical and Cultural Medicine........412

305, 316-8, 320-1, 326-8, 339, 341-2, Cleveland Hebrew School and Institute 137

345-6, 349, 352, 355-6, 365, 369-70, 375, Cleveland Homeopathic Hospital.......346

379-80, 382-5, 391, 395, 397, 406, 412; Cleveland Homeopathic Medical Col-

Commercial, cited, 5; Centinel of the lege..............................342-3, 345

Northwestren Territory, 48, 302; St. Cleveland Jewish Society, cited...137, 148

Clair at, 52, 54; as possible capital of Cleveland Jewish Society Book, cited..148

state, 53; Burnet of, 55; Conservatory Cleveland Medical Library.........351, 359

of Music, 70, 73, 75; May Festival of Cleveland Year Book, cited, 128, 135-7, 141

1918 at, 74; May Festival of 1919 at, Clevenger, Miss Olive ..................226

75; Symphony Orchestra of, 75; Uni- Clinton, Army of........................399

versity, 76, 220, 248, 265, 268, 412; Clinton Co., O.......................375

cholera in, 193, 200-2; Unitarian Clokey, Joseph ........................73

Church, 211; Enquirer, 233; Chronicle, Cluny Museum .........................273

381-2; Daily Gazette, cited, 383; Lib- Coal Board, see U. S.

erty Hall and . . . Gazette............ 390 Coates, Dr. L. B .......................351

Cincinnati Association of Dental Sur- Cobb, Jedediah .........................268

geons ..................................396 Cochran, William Foxcited, 160, 164, 166-8

Cincinnati, Columbus, & Cleveland rail- Coggeshall Papers ......................247

way .......................... 380 Cohen, Jacob da Silva Solis............336

Cincinnati Medical Society ..............368 Cohn, David L ..........................404

Circleville, O ........................ 268 Colden, Cadwallader ...................106

Ciskoes .................................140 Coleman, Dr. Christopher B., cited....245

Citizenship ..............................148 Coleridge, S. T ......................266

Civil War, 2, 6, 21, 168-9, 192, 216-7, College and University Presidents As-

232, 241, 251, 260, 310, 319, 328, 330, 396 socation ...........................246

Civilian Conservation Corps labor.....225 Collinson, Peter .................... 86

Civilization ........................... 3 Columbia University, cited .......5, 99

Claridon, O .............................. 83 Columbiana Co., O., 239, 373, 375; Swiss

Clark, Alonzo ................................355 in ..............................283, 287

Clark, Genevieve F................... 228 Columbus, 0., 105, 120, 128, 163, 204,

Clark, George Rogers ...............298, 410 225-6, 229, 410 232, 244, 314, 324-6, 328,

Clark, James Freeman ................ 262, 267 341, 350, 364-5, 374, 397, 412; Fire

Clark, Joseph B....................... 64 Debt., 228; First Congregational

Clark, Thomas D. .....................89, 91 Church, 232; First Presbyterian

Clark Co., Ind ........................... 117 Church, 232; Presbytery, 232; School

for Girls, 232; Ohio State Journal,

Clark County Historical Society...241, 244 233; cholera in ............... . 382

Clark County Medical Society..........372 Columbus Genealogical Society, 9th an-

Clark's works ....................... 111, 115 nual meeting...................221-3, 275

Clarkson, G., cited ................253, 258-9 Columbus Medical Journal, cited....... 375

Classmate, cited ......................... 74 Committee of Council of Censors, cited 46

Clay, Clement C ........................304 Commons, John R., cited ...............189

Clay, Henry .............................208 Communism ........................161, 279

Cleaves, Freem an .......................313 Concord, Calif. .........................125

Clemens, S. L.......................... 100 Conestoga wagon ..................... 410

Clements, Forrest E., 121, 123; cited...126 Confucius ............................... 81

Clermont Co., O.......................375 Congregationalists ...................25, 263

Cleveland, Pres. Grover................310 Congress, see U. S.

426 0HIO ARCH EOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Congress of Industrial Organizations..307 Cutter, Monsieur .......................270

Conneaut, O., 263; Post Herald, cited, Cuyahoga Co., O., 180, 400; Finns in,

153, 156, 188-9; Finns in ....... 155-8 155, 157.

Conneaut Dock Company..............156 Cuyahoga Falls, O....................... 83

Connecticut, 7, 10-1, 21, 27-30, 33, 35, Czechs, 104; in Cleveland, 129, 132, 135,

53, 68, 263; Council .............214 143; Sokols ...........................145

Connecticut Missionary Society...... 264

Connell, John ....................... 171 D. D. S ................................397

Conner, Dr. R. S.........................228 Daguerreotype camera .................320

Conover, Mrs. Charlotte Reeve.......229 Daily, Kate ...........................173-4

Constantia (ship) .......................378 Daily, Thomas ..........................173

Constantinople ........................ 207 Dale (ship) ............................274

Constitution, U.S., see U.S. Damrosch, Leopold..................... 74

Continental Army ......................214 Damrosch, Walter..................70, 74-5

Continental Congress, 293; Letters of Dana, Charles ..........................25

Members of, cited ................. 43 Dana, Luther D ......................... 25

Conway cabal of 1778 ...................43 Dana, Theodore S....................... 25

Conwell, Russell H................... .262 Dana family .............................. 11

Cook, Charles ..........................25 Daniels, Mabel ....................... 73

Cook, Valentine ........................ 6₆Danish Brotherhood ....................147

Cooke, Selden S .................... 24 Danner .................................. 18

Coolidge Administration ...............307 Danubian Basin, cholera in ............378

Cope, Dr. ......................... 339 Danvers, Mass ......................... 30

Copenhagen, 337; University ........339 Danville, Ky........................263, 304

Corbisart-Desmarets, Jean Nicolas de..354 Darby, Dr. J. E ..................... 357

Corinth ..............................278 Dark Ages .............................266

Corliss Steam Engine Company .........305 Darke, General William ...............56

Cornell University ................. 305 407 Darling, Elena J.........................214

Corner family .......................... 21 Dartmouth.....................263, 316, 343

Cornstalk .......................... 302-3Dartmouth College v. Woodward case..295

Cornwallis, Lord ....................... 78 Daughters of the American Revolution. 36

Coshocton, 0 ............................ 244 Davis, Edwin Hamilton..........111-2, 120

Cotton, J. D...............................25 Davis, Dr. F. A .................. 340

Coulter, C. W., cited ............. 136-7, 140 Davis, Stanton L........................261

Council of National Defense, see U.S. Davis, Susan Burdick..................94-5

Counts, George, cited ................ 279 Davis, Watson, cited....................126

Covan, John .......................... 228 Dawes, Charles G .....................2, 311

Covent Garden ................. 72, 74 Dawes, Henry M ....................... 2

Covington, Ky. ........................ 181 Dawson, Dr. John ......................365

Covington & Lexington Canal ..........380 Day, Sherman, cited.................... 15

Cowles, Dr. E. W..................... 342 Dayton, O., 229, 232, 321, 312, 369,

Cowles, John P ..................... 63, 65 396-7; Journal, 233; Library Museum,

Crabb, Mrs. John S................... 228 244; cholera in .........................382

Craig, John ............................ 228 Dearborn, Fort .........................410

Crandall family ........................29 Dearborn Co., Ind., cholera in.........383

Crawford, Colonel William .............. 78 Debs, Eugene V........................ 299

Crawford Co., Ind............... .... 114 Decatur (ship) .......................274-5

Crenshaw ............................. 350 Decatur Co., Ind .......................117

Criterion (Oxford, O.), cited........ 69, 71-2 Decatur twp., Washington Co., O.,

Croatians in Cleveland ..................139 population study of, 10, 12, 14, 17,

Cropper, Capt. .................... 274 22, 27.

Crowell, Benedict, 253; cited ............ 257 De Chambrun, Clara Longworth........406

Crowell, Thomas Y., Co.................. 402 Deck, Al ...............................117

Crozier, W., cited .................... 253-4 Declaration of Independence, see U. S.

Cruickshank, William C................. 348 Dee family ............................. 29

Crumrine, Boyd, cited ..................15 Defiance Historical Society.............239

Cserna, Andrew ...................129-380 Deism ...............................266

Culbertson, Glen ................. 118 Delamater Medical Association of Nor-

Cullen ................................ 360 walk and Vicinity . .............. 376

Culture, national, 128-49; in the West 261-7 Delaware, 12-3, 14, 23, 26-7, 37, 93, 172,

Cumberland, Md. ................... 229 297.

Cumberland Presbyterians .......... 266 Delaware (ship) ................268-9, 27-4

Cuming, Fortescue, cited ........... 1-2 Delaware Co., O ........................339

Current Researches in Anesthesia and Delaware Co., Okla ...................121-2

Analgesia .............................412 Delawares ..........................78, 83

Curry, Mrs. Helen..................... 229 Delle Canton, France. Mennonites in 283-4

Curtis, Alva ......................325, 328-9 Dellquest, Augustus Wilfrid............402

Curtis, William F.......................25 Democracy ..............................280

Custer, George Armstrong .............91-2 Democratic Party, 161, 300; National

Cuscaden, Dr. T. W.................... 342 Committee, 2; Nominating Conven-

Cutler, Ephraim ........................2-3 tion ..................................309

Cutler, Julia Perkins, cited ............. 33 Dempsey's Grove .................265

Cutler, Manasseh......................1, 21 Denison University.................248, 314

GENERAL INDEX 427

Denmark .......................17, 83 Dunmore, Lord ................ ....41,46

Denny, Ebenezer ....................... 3 Dunn, Jacob P., cited ............... 161

Dental Lamp ......................397 Dupps, A ...... ... ............ 229

Dental Register of the West .....395, 397 Dupuytren, Guillaume ............... ...273

Dental Reporter .................397 Durroux,Dr ........................391

Dental Summary ..................397 Dustwige, Dr ........................387

Dentistry, history of...........386-97 Dutch .................3, 18, 104, 399, 403

Dentists' Magazine ................. .397 Dutch West India Company..............106-7

Desha, Joseph .................173-4 Dyar, Joseph B........................ 28

Des Moines, Iowa....................228 Dyar, Sarah ......................... 28

Detroit, 97, 130-4, 2-4, 248, 410; cholera Dykstra, Dr. Clarence A.................246

in ...............................379 Dylks, Joseph ("Leatherw ood God")..266

Detroit River .......................47 "Dynamis" . .......................... 335

Devol, Charles ......................25

Devol, J. L........................ 25 Eagleson, Freeman T........224, 238, 247-8

Devonian flint ..... .............. . 116 Early Settlers Associations of Cuya-

DeWeerd, H. A., 248, 314; cited ......255 hoga Co.............. .................400

Dickens, Charles ..................... 90 East ..........18, 200, 204, 297, 343, 345, 386

Dickinson, C. E., cited............20, 28 East Liverpool, O...................228, 357

Dictionary of American Biography, East Liverpool Historical Society, 228, 244

cited,..... 21, 25, 42, 59-60, 68, 318 Easter ......... .. ................ 142

Diderot ..............................269 Eastern Ohio Medical Association ......375

Diller family .................283, 287 Easton, Pa., Swiss in ...............285

Disciples of Christ..............263, 322 Eaton, Starling L............... ...225

District of Columbia, 13-4, 23; Swiss Eaton, O. ...............................374

in ...............................283 Eclectic Medical College .............341

Dittrick, Howard .. ..................412 Eclectic Medical Institute, 328, 311-2, 344-5

Division Act ....................51, 53 Eclectics..............328, 331-2, 341-2,383

Division Line of 1800 ............... 53 Ecole de Medecine ...................270-1

Dluznski, Theodore ...............131 Economic history .......................218

Dobson, Matthew ..................348 Eddy, Clarence .......................69

Dodd, Cephas .........................264 Edelblute, J. R.........................229

Dodd, Thaddeus .......................267 Edinburgh, 361; University............. 41

Doddridge, Joseph, cited,......3, 16, 267 Edisonia ...............................247

Dodge, Dr. Lewis C................ 344 Edmiston, John ......................370

Dodson, S. M., cited .... ............164 Education, 185-90; of immigrants .... 134-7

Domestic Medicine; or, the Poor Man's Edward VIII .......................... .223

Friend ..........................362 Edward, Ford ...................... 45

Donation Tract ....................10, 36 Edwards, Alexander ....................173

Donors, to Ohio State Museum.. ....228-9 Edwards, Dr. E. P......................357

"Dorastius" . .............. 48 Eggleston, Edward .....................267

Dorrance and Co ......................302 Egle, William H., cited.............. 15

Doubleday, Doran and Co................399 Egypt.......................... .207, 209

Douce's Ford ......................... 83 Ehrmann, Benjamin .................340

Douglas, Dr. J. S .................344 Elam, Harvey W ....................232

Dover, N. H...........................412 Electric candle ......................320

Dow, Lorenzo, ...................262, 266 Electric chronograph" ...........316-7

Dow, Peggy .......................266 Electric-magnetic multiplier ..........352

Downes, Randolph, cited, 10, 36, 42, 48, Elizabethtown, N. J ...................202

52-3, 55, 367. Elizabethtown, Pa. ....................268

"Dragons" ........................195 Elk River ............................121

Drake, Charles Daniel and family; Elliottson's stethoscope ............359

Margaret Cross, his wife; Ella, Ellis, H. Holmes....................220, 224

Joseph, his children ........191-212 Ellis, Dr. John..........................345

Drake, Dr. Daniel, 220, 364, 369-70, Ellis Island ............................ 77

379-82; letters of ...........191-212 Elson, Arthur, cited.................. 68

Drebbel, Cornelis ..................353 Elyria, O. ......................65, 342

Driskill, Peter . .......... 182-3 Emerson ................................262

Drury, Clifford Merrill ..........296 Emerson, Brooks ......................93-4

Drysdale, Jethro, fictional character.218 Emigrant Association ..................18

Dublin ......................353,358, 388 Emmenthal, Switzerland, Mennonites

DuBuque, Dr. ......................387 in....................................282-3

Duck Creek Valley..................10, 18 Enabling Act ......................52-3, 55

Dumba, Dr. Constantin ................153 Encyclopedia Britannica, cited ..........318

Dummitt, James . ...... ... 173 England and English, see Great Britain

Dumond, Dwight L... ......... 303 and British.

Dunbar, Paul Laurence ...........232 Eolus (ship) ............................284

Dunham twp., Washington Co., O..... 11 Episcopalians ..........................267

Dunkers ........................... 18 Ericsson, John .........................319

Dunlap, Dr. A. C .....................228 Erie, Lake, 382, 411; Finns on..........152

Dunlap, J. K., cited .................260 Erie, Penn.. 81; Finns in............. 151-2

Dunlap, William ... .......... 176 Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad..........228

Dunlevy, John ... ............266 Erie Co., O., Finns in..................157

428 OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Erie County Medical Society ...............372 Flagg, Josiah ..........................388

Erie Railroad ..........................83 Fleeharty, Joshua ...................... 4

Ernst, Anna ........................... 284 Fleetwood, Tom ........................121

Eskimos ................................ 84-5 Fletcher, Robert Samuel, cited ........60, 110

Euclid, O., Central High School ..........220 Fletcher v. Peck case .......:....... ...295

Europe and Europeans, 17, 68, 72, 81, Flint, Austin ...........................355

85, 104, 135, 143, 189, 216, 220, 249, Flint, Timothy ............................100

276-7, 279, 284, 329, 337-8, 356, 359-63; Flint, disk caches, 111-20; illus., Plate

Education in, 185-90; war in 249-61; I; eccentrics, 121-7; illus., Plate II.

Mennonites in, 281; cholera in .......378 Flint's percussion hammer................359

Evangelists ...........................303 Florence, George .........224, 230, 239, 247-8

Evans, Etelka, cited .................70,72 Florence, Italy .........................356

Evans, Lewis ......................86-7 Florida ........................... . 14, 192

Evans, Platt ............................209 Florimont, France, Mennonites in ....284, 286

Evanston, Ill . ........................311 Floyd, slave owner .....................177

Ewing, Finis ..........................266 Floyer ..................................360

Ewing, Thomas ........................ .269 Folk dances, 93-4; in Cleveland...........140

Excelsior Club ........................148 Folk-lore, Southern .................91-2

Food Administration, see U. S.

Fairchild, E. Henry..................... 64 Foote, Arthur ............................68

Fairchild, James .......................64 Forbes, General John................... ...41

Fairfield twp., Washington Co., O...... 11 Ford, Chauncey ......................... 25,

Fairport, O., Finns in ................154-8 Fordyce, Wellington G., 220; cited......128

Fallen Timbers .........................410 Foreign-language press in Cleveland,

Family ................................132 ............................128-34, 143, 148

Fanning, Thomas ...................... 214 Forman, Jonathan..................275, 412

Faraday, Michael .....................352 Forspakka, John ......................154

Farrar, Mrs. ........................198 Fort Ancient ..........................225

Farrar and Rinehart....................298 Fort Hill .............................225

Fascist policy ..........................144 Foster, Hiram .........................118

Fauchard, Pierre .......................387 Foster, Theodore .....................305

Fay, Levi L............................ 25 Foster, Thomas ......................229

Fayette Co., Ind........................374 Fouser, Charles ....................... 73

Fayette Co., O .......................15-6 Foutts, Mrs. James.......................235

Fearing, Henry .........................26 Fowke, Gerard ....................113-4, 119

Fearing, Paul, ..... 36, 56; cited, 45, 49-50 France and French, 1, 17, 37, 47, 55,

Fearing family ......................2, 34-5 86-7, 102, 104, 107, 133, 178, 205, 257,

Fearing twp., Washington Co., O., 271, 298, 311, 331, 333, 337, 352, 386-8;

population study of 10-2, 14, 17, 19, migration, 5; army, 250; Chamber of

22, 27-8, 37. Deputies, 273-4; Revolution, 276;

Fearon ........................... 90 Mennoites in, 283; cholera in, 383;

Federal Archives Unit..................110 settlements ...........................403

Federalist Party, 294-5; era of, 2; fears Frankfort, Ky. ....................393

of, 47; absence of, in West, 49; elec- Franklin, Benjamin ................ 86

tion of, 54-5; power of, waning ...... 56 Franklin Co., Ill .................... 117

Fehling, Hermann, 349; test ..........348 Franklin Co., Ind ...................374

Female Society of Oberlin for the Pro- Franklin Institute of Philadelphia ....318

motion of Health .................... 61 Franklinton, O ...................... 370

Fen country, Eng................... 78 Frederick, Md. .....................393

Ferguson, Russel J., cited ..........3, 15-6 Fredericksburg, Va. ...................393

Festivals in Cleveland ................139-40 Fredericktown, O. .................175

Field Museum of Natural History, Federickville (Frederick), Ill ....... 114-6

cited ................................119 "Free-Soilers" .. .............. ....164

Filene, Edward ....................... 49 Freeman, Thomas W............... 117

Finck, organist ....................... 69 Fremont, O ....................82, 110, 229

Findlay, Robert ....................... 229 French, see France and French.

Finger Lake region .....................305 French and Indian War..........213-4, 297

Fink, M ike...........................18, 100 French-Canadian ..................408

Finland .................................151 Friebergen, France, Mennonites in ....284

Finley, James ............................267 Friedland, Abraham H ............137

Finley, Robert ...........................232 Friendly Botanic Society ...........324

Finney, Charles G............58-9, 61, 64-6 Frontenac ..........................102

Finns in Ohio .........................150-9 Frontier, 89-91; novels of ........217

Firelands Historical Society ...........244 Frost farm .........................117

Fish, Carl Russell, cited................6 Frueauff, Herman T ...................296

Fisher, Dr. James Cogswell ............321 Fryeburg, Maine ......................315

Fiske ..................................293 Fugitive Slave Act, of 1793, 160, 164,

Fitch, Samuel S........................ 387 166-7, 169-70, 172, 174, 177, 179-84;

Fithian, Philip Vickers.............. 3 of 1839, 184; of 1850 ................160

Fitzpatrick, Fred ................... 118 Fugitive Slaves, laws concerning...160-84

FitzSimons, Thomas ...................47 Fuller, Iola .......................401-2

Flagg, Edmund ...................264 Furman, Lee .......................100

Flagg, Joseph ....................: 387 Furriman, Catherine ...............285

GENERAL INDEX 429

Gabriel, Ralph Henry, cited ......278 Godfrey, Chief Francis.................108

Gaelic ...............................403 Godfrey, Gabriel ......... .......108

Gage, General Thomas.................. 45 Goebel, Dr. Dorothy................313

Galactometer ........................352 Goethe ................................280

Galbreath, Charles B., cited.....166, 168 Goetschius, Percy ............... 77

Galen, Claudius .................334, 336 Goforth, William ....................50-1

Galen, Kan. .....................123, 229 Golden Saga Publishers.............. 91

Galilei, Galileo ...................353 Gompers, Samuel ..................256

Gallatin, Albert, secretary of the treas- Gonda, Frederick, cited ............130

ury .................. . 50-1, 56 Goniometer .............................352

Gallehue, Alpheus C................ . 23 Goodell, William ............305

Gallipolis, 2, 5, 244; cholera in.....382 Goodno, N. C.......................... 25

Gallup, Emery ...................... . 75 Goodwin, Howard R................ 227

Galvanometer ......................352 Goodyear, Charles ................87-8

Gambier, O. ..........................210 Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.......134

Gambrill, J. Montgomery .............99-100 Goosens, Eugene ................. 75

Ganges Delta, cholera in .............378 Gore, Dr. ..........................117

Gann, Thomas W. F., 123; cited..... .126 Goshen, O ................ 297-8

Gano, Stephen ........................267 Government Printing Office........289

Ganoe, W. A., cited .................249 Graham, Belle ......................191-212

Garcia, Manuel ....................251 Graham, Charles O .................229

Gardette, Dr. James .................387 Graham, Ezekial .................... 203

Gardner, Darwin E.................... 24 Graham, James .................209

Garfield and Arthur Campaign.........400 Graham, Sylvester, 59-60, 62-3, 65, 67

Garlick, Dr. Theodatus ..............320 Graham Journal of Health and Lon-

Garretson, Jane .....................182 gevity, cited .................60-2, 65

Garretson, Dr. Jesse.................342 Grahamism, 329, 363; at Oberlin, 58-67

Garrison, Curtis W...............106, 110 Gram, Hans Burch.................337-8

Garrison, F. H., 347; cited..........360 Grand River and Valley, 79, 121;

Garrison, William Lloyd..162-3, 303, 325 Finns on..........................154

Gatchell, Dr. .................. 341, 344 Grandview twp., Washington Co., O.,

Gates, Seth M.........................305 population study in, 11, 13-4, 17, 22-3,

Gatling, Jordan and Mary (Barnes)..318 27-8, 37.

Gatling, Richard Jordan, M. D., 318-20; Granville, O ..................314

gun ........................319-20 Granville Historical Society ...........239

Gauschemann, P. A ..................229 Gratz, Delbert L...................276, 314

Gayoso de Lemos, Manuel.... .......101 Gray, Dr. John F .................338, 343

Geauga Co., O., Finns in ............157 Great Britain and the British, 2, 17,

Geiger family ......................287 21-2, 24, 26, 59-60, 78-9, 82, 86-8, 103,

Genealogical and Family History of the 142, 162, 188, 193, 207, 223, 266, 278,

State of Connecticut, cited......214 293, 312, 330, 333, 337, 340, 366, 386-8,

Genealogists ...............276-81 403, 408; in Washington Co., O., 16,

Genealogy ...................221-3 21, 26, 30-1, 37; war with, 30, 82; Par-

General Motors Research Laboratories.306 liament, 42, 293; Army, 78; language,

General Munitions Board, see U. S. 105, 134-6, 139; power, 97; royal fam-

Gentz, Henry .......................129 ily, 223; General Staff, 260; imperial

George III.......................... 42 system, 293; musicians, 301; cholera.378

George, David Lloyd, cited .........260 Great India Rubber case............ 88

Georgetown, Ky .....................393 Great Lakes .......................192, 194

Georgia......14, 27, 100, 200, 324, 328 Greathouse, William ...........176

Gerhardt, Karl Christian Adolph Jacob.355 Greek Catholic Church ............139, 141

German American Alliance ............145 Greek Catholic Union..................147

Germania Turnverein Vorwaertz.......145 Greeks, 104, 242, 333-4, 340; music, 71;

Germany and Germans, 16, 18-9, 24, 27, in Cleveland ...............132, 138-9, 141

69, 72, 75, 78, 88, 104--5, 129, 144, 205, Green, Mr. .........................391

276, 324, 333, 337, 339-40, 342, 346, 403; Green, Beriah ..................305

Washington Co., O., 17-9, 22, 26, 30-7; Green, Capt. Joel.................209

in Cleveland 129-30, 133-5, 138, 142; Green Co., Penna .................. 15

language, 138; societies, 145; war Greene. Nathanial .................43

with, 249-61; cholera in .........383 Greene Co., ..................232, 375

Gibbons v. Ogden case ...............295 Greene family ...................... 11

Giddings, Joshua R...............164, 304 Greenfield, O........................393

Giles, Senator William B.......... 54 Greensburg, Pa., Swiss in............285

Gillin, John P ....................226 Greenup Co., Ky ..................229

Gilliss .............................271 Greenwich, O. ..................175

Gilman, Joseph ................... 2 Greenwood, John ...............389

Gipson, Lawrence Henry..........86-7, 296 Greenwood family ...............388

Girard, O., Finns in, 150, 152, 154, 156 Gregg, Jessie .......................71

Girty family .................... 39 Gregorian chants ...................307

Gladden, Washington ..........231-2 Gregory, J. J. H., cited............119

Glasgow, Scotland .................. 21 Greiner's Shoe Store, Columbus,O....229

Glines, William .................. 25 Greve, C. T., cited...............380

Gnadenhutten, O ....................97, 297 Griffin, James Bennett, cited......113, 119

430 OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Griffith, James .............. ...........171 Havana, Ill., group of earthworks,

Grimke, Sarah .......................303 113, 116, Plate I.

Grimm, Dr. Harold J............ ..276, 314 Havens, James ...................266

Griswold, Mr. .................... ...... 56 Havre-de-Grace, France ...............284

Gross, Maria Rives...............196, 203 Hayden..........................389, 394-5

Gross, Dr. William Davis............196 Hayes, Rutherford B ...............5

Gross Isle, cholera in............. .....378 Hayes Memorial Library ...............110

Grosseillers ...........................102 Haymarket riots ....................310

Guatem ala ............................123 Health........................158-9, 193

Guernsey Island ................... 17 Heathenism ..................... .266

Gunn, J. C........... ..........362 Heberden ...........................360

Gustafson, John ......... . ....... 150 Hebrew..............................137, 333

Guy's Hospital ......................353 Hebrew Free Loan Association ... 148

Heckewelder, John ..................297

Hahnemann, Samuel.................330, 332-9 Hedges, Ross E........................228

Hahnemann College ................336 Hedman, Herman ......................150

Hakala, Kustaa ....................150-1 Hedman, Matti ..................150-1

Hale, Dr. E. M ....................341 Hefferman ..........................181

Hale, Cushman and Flint........... ... 95 Heidelburg College ....................220

Hall, James ........................... 91 Heilman, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T............228

Hall, John ........................ 25 Heimberger, H. J.................. 229

Hall, R. H.: ........ ...........108-9 Helleboris ......................... 334

Hall family ........................108 Heller, Rabbi James G.............73

Hallet, Richard Matthews ...........217 Heller, Johann Florian .............350

Hamilton, Mr. .........................386 Helmholtz, Hermann Ludwig von....351

Hamilton, Alexander........44-5, 101, 294 Hemp-breaking machine ..........319

Hamilton, Dr. John W .............365 Henderson, Dr. J. M .................. 238

Hamilton, Fort ...................297 Henderson, W . J................... 70

Hamilton Co., O., 50, 52, 54, 342, 375 Henryville, Ind. ......................117

Hamilton County Medical Society..372 Hering, Constantine, 339; Laboratory, 336

Hamm, John ......................369 Hersey, Thomas .....................328

Hammer, William J. ..............247 Hertford, N. C .....................393

Hancock, John .................... 45 Hertford Co., N. C...............318

Handerson, H. E., cited.............. 360 Hertzog, Lucy Stone..............412

Hanna, William, cited ................15-6 Hesperian, cited ..................... 28

Hannum, William H ................224 Hess, Ruth .......................235

Hanover, Germany .................389 Hesse, W . .......................355

H anover, Ind. ............118, 316 Hessians .............................78, 83

Harcourt, Brace and Co ..........401 Heye, George G., cited................126

Hargraves .........................181 Hiestand, Lois R..................231, 247

Harmar, Josiah .................1,3, 24 Highland Co., O ..................375

Harmar, Fort ....................1, 3, 18 Hildreth, Mary Ann.................... 33

Harmar twp., Washington Co., O., Hildreth, Samuel P., 172, 368-70;

populationstudy of, 11-2, 14, 17, 22, cited ................ 4, 25, 28, 40

25, 27, 39, 32-5. Hill, Alexander ................... 20

Harmon, Dr. John B ..................356-7 Hill, Dr. Benjamin..............341, 343-4

Harper & Brothers .............84, 95 Hill, Dan ......................... 25

Harrell, Mrs. J. S....................228 Hilston, Charles............150-1, 154, 158

Harris, Chapin A...............389, 392-3 Hilston, John K.....................150-1

Harris, Dr. John......................391-4 Hinds, Elizabeth ......................78-9

Harris, Thaddeus Mason............. 3 Hinds, George ......................80, 83

Harrisburg, Pa., 200-1, 230; Swiss in, 285 Hinds, George Nelson..................110

Harrison, William Henry, 26, 161, 297, 313 Hinds, John, migrates to Ohio......78-83

Harrison Co., Ind.............114, 116-8 Hinds, John, Jr ......................... 80

Harrison Co., O ......................375 Hinds, Robert ........................78, 83

Hart, Albert Bushnell, cited........... 18 Hinds, Thomas ......................... 80

Hart, B. F ......................... 25 Hip Sing Tong ........................147

Hart, F. W .........................228 Hippocrates.........................334, 351

Hart, Simeon D.................... 25 Hirvi, William .:.....................154

Hart family ....................... 34 Historians ...........................276-81

Harte, Bret ......................... 69 Historical and Philosophical Society

Harte, Rufus E........ . ....... 24 Ohio, 244; cited ................. 6

Hartford, Conn....................320, 389 Historical Records Survey ........110, 242

Hartford Convention . ...........55 History, Ohio societies, 239-46; re-

Hartvig, Herman ..................155 search, 242; local ................242

Harvard .......................330, 388 "History of Ohio"................226, 231

Harvest Festival ....................140 Hitchcock, Dean E. A .........228, 305

Harvey, William ..................336-7 Hitler ..........................280, 312

Hassaurek, Friederich ..............105 Hitt, D., cited .....................119

Hathaway, Pardon ................. 65 Hobbies, cited ........................127

Haut Rhine Department, Mennonites Hobbs, Dr. W. A.......... ............357

in .................................283 Hobby fam ily ................. ... 35

Hautale, Jacob ......................150 Hochenedel, Charles A..................229

GENERAL INDEX 431

Hockett, Homer C......................292 Hutchinson, John . ............. 354

Hockhocking River .................... 3 Hydrastis . ..................81

Hodgkinson, Elizabeth ............... 74 Hydrophone . .....................355

Hoffman ............................ 91 Hyndman, Isabelle ................... .32-3

Holden, James ..................... 25

Holden, Joseph, Jr................. 25 ile de la Cite ......................... 273

Holiday, John .......................117 Illinois, 6, 17, 90, 125, 163, 252, 266,

Holland, Lord Theodore .............. 73 280, 310; University, cited, 5, 119;

Holland, Mennonites in...............182 country ....... ...............217

Holley, Horace ....................267 Illinois River and Valley..........112, 119

Hollywood, Cal. ..............72, 228, 261 Illinois State Historical Library, cited,

Holmes, Oliver Wendell..........330, 366 53; Collections ................... 411

Holmes Co., O., Swiss in, 283, 285, 287 Illiteracy.............................26 26

Holt, Henry and Co ..................306 Ilmajoki parish, Finland .............150

Holy Land ...............................80 Ilmonen, S., cited................150-1, 155

Homeopathic Medical College, Urbana, Immigration ... ....... .......104

O. ................... ................343 Improved Botanics ..................325

Homeopathic Medical College of Penn- Independence twp., Washington twp.,

sylvania ...............................341 O., population study in, 11, 13-4, 17,

Homeopathic Society of Cincinnati....340 22, 28

Homeopathy.................330-46, 364, 383 India, 193; cholera in...............382

Homer ... ......................... 222 Indian Creek .... .......112

Homestead, Penna ....................132 Indian River City, Fla .............228

Hooker, Wellington ..................363 Indiana, 6, 17, 23, 27, 38, 90, 108, 113-4,

Hooper, Osman C., cited.............. 21 161, 163, 209, 247, 289, 298, 300, 374;

Hoosier . ......................... 298-300 State Museum, 117; Historical Com-

Hoover, Pres. Herbert................311-2 mission, 245; Historical Bureau....296

Hopewell, tobacco pipes, 81; group of Indiana Historial Society........117-8, 245

earthworks, 111-2, 114-6, 118, Plate Indiana Historical Collections..........296

I. Indiana History Bulletin, cited, 119, 245

Hopital de la Charite ............270-1, 273 Indiana Territory, 52, 289; governor...297

Hopital de la Faculte.................271 Indianapolis, Ind.,........... 6, 58, 319

Hopital de la Pitie .....................271 Indians, 3-4, 18, 78-9, 91, 97, 100,

Hopital Necker .........................271 107-9, 263, 302-3, 322, 401, 408, 410;

Hopital St. Antoine ...................271 trouble with, 28; Indian war of

Hopkins, William ....... ...............130 1791-5, 29; St. Clair's army butchered

Hoppess case .........................177-8 by, 43; Indian traders, 44; cruel atti-

Hornstone disks .......................120 tude of whites toward, 46; Indian

Horst, John R..........................229 chants, 73; Ohio, 78-83; arts, 84-5;

Hosack, Dr. David......................338 trials, 218; missions, 296; tepees, 409

Hotel Dieu ...........................270-2 Industrial History Society.......234

Houghton Mifflin Company ........217, 409 Industrial Mobilization for War,

Howard, Benjamin C., cited...........182 America.........................249-61

Howard, Horton.................324-5, 328 Industrial Revolution ..............185

Howard, Laura ........................205 Ingersoll, E. P.................... 62

Howard, Richard I ...................... 365 Ingersoll, Sarah ................... 64

Howe, Henry, cited, 4-5, 10, 18, 21, International Music Society......... 76

33, 150, 156, 158 Inventors, physicians as........ .315-21

Howell. David .....................3 Iowa, 17, 27, 163, 252; University,

Hoyt, Dr. Daniel O....................343 268; Mennonites in ...............285

Hubbard, Nathaniel ............: .......213 Ireland and Irish, 104, 193, 266; in

Hubbard, Nehemiah, Sr..............213 Washington Co., O., 16-7, 19-20, 24,

Hubbard, Nehemiah, Jr.............. 213-5 26, 30, 32, 37.

Hudson, Edward . ................388 Iroquois, 106-7, 398-9; trial......... 78

Hudson, O., Reserve Record, cited... 65 Irvin, Eleanor Ann..................268

Hudson Bay ........................192, 399 Irvin Judge William W.,........268-9

Hudson River .........................399 Isely, Bliss ........................102

Hughes Rupert, cited..........68, 70, 72-3 Isokyro parish, Finland .............150

Hulbert, Archer Butler, cited........3, 10 Italy and Italians, 104; in Cleveland,

Hulce, James ..........................157 129, 132, 136, 140, 144, 146, 257; so-

Huneker, James, cited.................. 70 cieties ...........................137

Hungarian Self Culture Society......145

Hungarians, in Cleveland, 104, 129-30,

134, 140, 143-4; Catholic churches, Jackson, Andrew ..................320

137; literature ........................146 Jackson Co., Ind...................117

Hunt, George T.................106-8, 399 Jacobinism ........................49

Hunt, Dr. James G..............340, 344 James, AlfredP., cited ........... 7

Hunter, John ..........................387 James, Benjamin ...................387

Hunter, William ........................ 41 Jane, slave ,....................170-2, 183

Huntington, Samuel..........54, 170, 172 Japan and Japanese, 71, 79, 83, 255;

Hurd, John Codman, cited......164-5, 180 western penetration of..............186

Huron Co., O., Finns in..............157 Jarnefelt, Akseli, cited................153

Huss, Henry ........................... 70 Jay, John, secretary of foreign affairs, 47

Hutchins, Thomas ..................... 21 Jay, William .......................305

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Jay-Gardoqui negotiations ............47 Kenton, O .............................232

Jefferson, Thomas, 44, 50-2, 54, 56, 294-5 Kentucky, 1, 14, 23, 48, 53, 90, 93, 113,

Jefferson Co., Ind ......................118 160, 163, 165-6, 170, 173, 176, 178,

Jefferson Co., O. ..................318, 375 180-2, 193, 202, 264-6, 299, 304, 306-7,

Jefferson Medical College ..............342 313, 393.

Jenkins, Elizabeth ......................229 Kentucky Resolutions ..........295

Jenks, Joseph .................... ...... 68 Kentucky River .................. ...52

Jenner, Edward .......................337 Kenyon College .................325

Jennings, Isaac ...................... 66 Kepes Vilaglap ....................130

Jerusalem ............................ 263 Kettering, Charles F .................306

Jessore, India, cholera in ..............378 Khan, Genghis .......................83

Jewish Independent ....................131 Kidnapping of slaves in Ohio.......160-84

Jewish Review and Observer....... 131 Kilbourne, Col. James. ................172

Jewish W orld .......................131 Killinen, Nillo, cited...............154

Jewit, Leonard ......................369 King, Edward ...............216

Jews, 104; in Cleveland......137, 144, 148 King, John, M. D....................349

John, slave ........... ......... 176 King, Margaret ....................196, 207

Johns, Alfred .......................227 King, Rufus, 207, 216; cited .........163

Johns Hopkins University .............241 "King Philip's road"............ 78

Johnson, Alfred ......... ......118 Kingsville, O., Finns in................156

Johnson, Arthur C., Sr., 224, 226, 230, 239 Kinnunen, Alex. ............154

Johnson, Eliza Jane...................166 Kinnunen, Mrs. E...................154

Johnson, Fred ....................155 Kinsman, 0 ............. ........357

Johnson, Jacob ...................150 Kiowa ............................. 91

Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum ..244 Kipley, Liisa ..........................150-2

Jolliet ............................ 102 Kippo, Joseph ..........................150

Jolly twp. Washington Co.., O., pop- Kirkollinen Kalenteri Vuodelle, cited,

ulation study of....11, 13-4, 17, 22, 28 ..............................155-6

Jones, Wharton ...............181 Kivela, Jonas ..........................150

Jones case ....... ,..............180 Klamath Falls, Ore....................229

Joopinoja, Salomon ................158 Klatte, William ....................72

Jordan, Philip D.................261, 314 Klein, Burns O.................... 70

Jordan, Wayne ....................110 Kline, Hamilton Memorial Fund......236

Jordan Day ........................141 Klippart Memorial Fund................238

Josephinum College ................105 Klock, Fort .......................398

Journal of Negro History, cited......168-9 Kluge, John Peter ..............297-8

Journalism, medical ..................361-6 Knight, Edgar Wallace, cited, 185, 187-9

Joyce, T. A.,123; cited ..........127 Kniola, M . P........................131

Judaism ..............................266 Knopf, Alfred A......... .. . 403

Judd family .........................34-5 Knox, Dr. Robert ................361

Juerin, Henry F......................229 Kob, W alter ....................306

Juettner, Otto, cited.........315, 317-8, 320 Koch, Raymond ................... 74

Jugoslavs, 104; in Cleveland..........135-6 Koecher, Leonard .............389

Juneau ...............................102 Kohanyi, E. T ......................130

Jura Mts. ............................282-3 Kolehmainen, John I .............220

Justice, Charles ....................228 Kopf, Dr. ..........................188

Kopsala, Antti .........................150

Kalm, Peter ........................86 Kortesmaki, Matti ......................152

Kammeter, Maria ..................285 Kossuth .................................205

Kanawha Court House..................175 Kotila, Jacob ...........................150

Kanawha Valley, 202; cholera in.....382 Kotka, Kalle ..........................150-2

Kansas ................................126 Kramer, Howard D................268, 275

Kansas Medical Society, Journal, cited.360 Kratt, Dean Theodore.................. 74

Karhunen, Johan .......................155 Kraus, Mrs. William...................232

Kari, Antti ...........................150 Krauss, Miss Bertha...................232

Karstulasta, Iso Antti.................154 Krigsman, A .........................150

Kaskaskia .............................410-1 Kruger, Stephanus Johannes Paulus.89, 143

Katila, John .........................154 Ku Klux Klan ..........................299

Katila, Niilo ........................154 Kujala, Kustaa, cited ................156

Kaukonen, Jacob .................. 150, 151-2 Kukilla, Herman ..................154

Kaura, Kusti ........................154 Kundtz, Theodore ..................130

Kear, Mrs. W. H......................228

Kelley, Edgar Stillman, composer ...68-77 Laennec, Rene Theodore Hyaccinthe

Kelley, H iram Edgar .............. 68 ..................................354, 356-7

Kelley, Jessie Stillman, 72-5; degrees Lafayette, Marie Jean Paul Roch Yves

confered upon..................... 76 Gilbert Motier, Marquis de..........223

Kelley, Mary Clarinda (Bingham).... 68 Lahti, Matti .........................154

Kelly, Howard Atwood, cited, 315, 318, Laituri, Antti ...................158

320-1 Lake Co., O., Finns in........157

Kemeny, George ......................130 Lake of the Woods .................118

Kemper Military School .............220 Lamu, John .....................154

Kennebec Purchase ...................30 Lancaster, O., 229, 268-9, 324; Gazette

Kent State University.............246 cited ...........................268

GENERAL INDEX 433

Lancaster, Penna. .....................409 Literary and Botanico-Medical Insti-

Lancaster Co., Pa.......................18 tute of Ohio, 325

Lancaster Medical Institute ...........372 Lithic Laboratory of the Eastern U.

Lancet-Clinic, cited..............373, 375 S. 111, 114, 117-8, 121, 123, 125-6, 220

Landon, Alfred M................... .... 2 Lithuanians in Cleveland... .129, 137, 143

Lane, Wheaton J ......................218-9 Little, Peyton Lewis...................292

Lane Theological Seminary ............ Little, William B.......................25

.......................162, 185, 304-5 Little Beaver River ..................... 92

Langnau, Switzerland, Mennonites Little Big Horn........................91

in .............................284, 286 Little Indian Congregation..............298

Language, efforts of immigrants to Little Miami Railroad................380

maintain, 135; schools, 136-8; prob- Liverpool ..........................274

lem of ............... .............149 Livingston, Edward .................274

Lankila, John ......................150-1 Livingston, Frank A ............221, 275-6

Lapham, Increase Allen, cited......119 Livingston, Mrs. Frank A.............221

Lapwai, Ore. ...........................296 Local History Conference ...........245

Larsen, Arthur J., cited................245 Locke, Hannah Pussell ............315

Larwill Papers .........................247 Locke, Dr. John, 315-8, 352; cited 360

Laryngoscope ................ .......351 Locke, Samuel Barron................315

La Salle .........................102, 298 Logan Co., O .....................367

Latimer, Hannah (Burnham) ..........214 London, Eng., 41, 72, 74, 84, 274, 340,

Latin...........................100,333, 337 350, 356, 362, 386, 389; cholera in ....378

Laurens, Fort .......................236 London, O .......................229, 311

Lautenklos, Margaret E........ 229 Long, Laura ..........................217-8

Lawrence twp., Washington Co., O., Long Acre....................... 360

population study of, 11, 13-4, 17, 22, 25, 28 Longotham, B. T.................. .387

Lawson, L. M., 318, 355-6, 358; cited, 360 Longmans, Green and Co............216-7

Lawwill, J. Richard .......... 248 Longuemare, Leon, cited.............269

League of Nations........... 290 Longworth, Jo ....................207

League of Five Nations ............ 399 Longworth, Mrs. Nicholas...........196

Leavitt, Joshua .....................304-5 Longworth, Dr. Rives Landon........320

Lebanon, O., 342, 370; cholera in, 382 Longworth family ...................406

Ledbetter, Eleanor E., cited ..........136 Longsworth, Mrs. Harry B........221, 241

Ledochowski, Napoleon ........... 69 Lorain Co., O., Finns in..............157

Leebrick, Dr. K. C .................... 246 Lord, Abner ................. 171-2

Leeder, Joseph A ......................92-3 Loren, the City of Peace ....266

Le Flore Co., Okla ................122 Loring, D. W ...................... 25

Left Hand .............................92

Los Angeles ........................... 98

Leipsic, 337, 346; University ........336 Lossing, Benson John, cited............4

Le Mayeur, Joseph .................. 387 Louis, Pierre Charles Alexandre 353,

Lesvitt, Judge Humphrey Howe.... .. 183 355, 357

Levette, W. H.......................117 Louisburg, N. C.................. 202

Lewellen, D. E ...................... 117 355, 357

Louisburg, Nova Scotia .................... 41

Lewis, Dr. J. M.......................356 Louisiana, 14, 90; Purchase............102

Lewis, John .......................... 175 Louisville, Ky., 191, 211, 362, 390-1,

Lewis, Samuel .... ....................189 393; Dr. Drake in........195-6, 202, 205

Lexington, Ky...........267, 316, 390, 395 Louisvile Journal of Medicine and

Liberator ................................162 Surgery 364

Liberty Party .............. 162-3, 305 Louisville Medical Institute . 191

Liberty twp., Washington Co., O., pop- Loveland, O.......................375

ulation study of .......11, 13-4, 17, 22, 28 Lower Ten Mile Presbyterian Church..263

Library of Congress, see U. S. Lucas Co., O., Swiss in................286

Library of Health, cited................ 63 Luckenbach, Abraham ................. 297-8

Library Services Project...............235 Luckey, Dr. William N......... 268

Lichtenau ............................. 297 Ludlow Line.........................10

Liebovitz, H. A., cited ............130, 146 Ludlow twp., Washington Co., O., pop-

Lief, Alfred ...........................290 ulation study of.......11, 13-4, 17, 22, 28

Lieser, C. E., cited ....................243 Lugenbuhl family.................283, 286-7

Ligonier, Fort .......................... 41 Lundberg, A. F .........................158

Ligonier Valley ......................41, 51 Lundy, Benjamin..............160, 239 267

Lima, Ohio ............. ........ .221, 244 Luther .............................277, 281

Limerick, Ire., cholera in............... 378 Luxembourg Gardens ..................269

Lincoln, Abraham .............260, 281, 298 Lyme, Conn............................213

Lincoln, Neb. ..........................290

Lincoln twp., St. Joseph Co., Ind ....l18 McAllister, Anna Shannon.............216

Lindley, Harlow ...221, 227, 245, 247, 276 McAllister, J. Gilbert, cited........115, 119

Lindley, Mrs. Harlow..................221 McClellan, C. M. S.....................71

"Linear Mensurator" .................318 McClintock, William T.................240

Lippincott, J. B., Company ............407 McClure, David ........................3, 20

Lisbon Historical Society..............239 McClure family ......................... 20

Lister, Joseph ...................... 337 McCook, Neb...........................291

Liszt Society Festival .................. 73 McCulloch v. Maryland case...........294

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McCutchan family .......................232 Marion Co., O ...........................175

McDonald ...............................398 Marjapori, John E .....................150

McDougall, Marion Gleason........167, 170 Markanda twp., Jackson Co., Ill......117

McDowell, Edward ................. 68, 70-1 Markkoo, Jacob ......................150-1

McDowell, Irvin ......................... 2 Marne ............................250

M'Dowell, John........................ 369 Marquette ..........................102

McEvers, N. D.........................113 Marshall, John......................294

McGrane, R. C., cited .................. 5 Marshall, Thomas Riley..............308-9

McGreedy, James...................-263, 265 Martin, Thomas S., cited............256

McGuffey, Alexander Hamilton and Maryland, 4, 14, 20, 23, 27, 30, 37, 87,

family; Elizabeth ("Dove"), his wife, 160, 324; University ............389, 394

Charles, Anna, Frederick, Alice, their Mason, J. Alden, 123; cited .......127

children ...........................191-212 Mason, Dr. James M..................364

McGuffey, Henrietta.......... 204 Mason, Hon. John Y.........................316

McGuffey, William Holmes, 204; Mason, Otis Tufton, cited...........119

Readers ...........................193 Mason, Sen. Stevens Thomson........52-3

McGuffey family.................. 20 Mason, William ...............25, 71

McIntosh, William W ...............25 Mason and Dixon line................. 4

MacKaye, Percy, cited................. 72 Mason Co., Ky. ...................166, 173

MacKaye, Steele, cited .............. 72 Massachusetts, 1-7, 10-1, 20-1, 27,30, 32,

McKee family ............ 20 ..... 45, 160, 163, 252, 328, 330, 363, 398, 407

Mackinac, cholera in ......... 379 Massie D. M., cited ......54

Mackinaw .........................204

McKinley campaigns..................400 Massie, Nathaniel........... 26 49, 54

McLean, John, cited ...........176, 181, 183 Mathewites .....................104

McLeland family..................... 20 Mathews, Alfred........................ 30

McMillan, James ..................48, 52 Mathews, John.......................1

McMillan, John ........... ........265, 267 Mathews, Lois Kimball, cited......13, 28

Macmillan Co ....98, 292, 307, 311, 398, 408 Matilda, slave, 174; case..........178

McMinn, John H .....102, 110 Mattson Isaac.........................154

M'Nemar, Richard.....................266 Maugham, Somerset.................95

McNiff, Dr ........................300-1 Maumee Valley Historical Conference. 247

Macon, Nathaniel ................. 54 Maunula, Emanuel .....................150

McPherson, at Fremont.................82 Maurice, F., cited.............260

Macy, Jesse, cited ................162-3 Maury, Lieutenant Charles.....316

Mad River ........................ 4₁₁May, Col. John, 1, 4, 20; cited......3, 40

Mad River & Lake Erie Railroad.... 380 Maya .........................123

Mad River Valley Association...... 396 Mayer, Ruth C . ....... 96

Madison, Harold L ............. 96-67 Mayfield Road, Cleveland ...............140

Madison, James ..................... 56 Mayflower .......................73

Madison, Ind., cholera in ..........382 Mayo ...........................334

Madison, O .........................391, 393 Medical and Physical Sciences, cited...46

Madison, Wis .......................118 Medical Association of Adams, Brown

Magly, Mr. and Mrs. R. W ......... 228 & Clermont .........................372-3

"Magnetic Clock" ............. 316-7 Medical Censors ......................391

Magpie ........... .............91-2 Medical College of Ohio, 316, 318-9,

Magyar cowboys .....................140 351, 355, 391, 396

Mahan, Asa, 58-9, 61, 304; cited....249 "The Medical Conventions of Ohio"...371

Mahan, John B.......................176 Medical history of Ohio............315-97

Mahoning Co., O., 373; Finns in, 154, 157 Medical instruments used in Ohio,

Maine ........................10-1, 14, 27, 30 1835-58 ........................347-60

Major, Dr. Ralph H., 347; cited .....360 Medical journals, Ohio......... 361-6

Maki, Thomas ........................158 Medical organizations, Ohio .........367-77

Maki, William ...............156, 158 Medical Society of Ohio, Thirteenth

Malthus .............................105 District of ...........................269

Manchester, Eng .......................358 Medina Co., O., Finns in.............157

Mannerkorpi, Kalle H., cited.151-4, 156, 158 Mediterranean areas, cholera in........382

Mansfield, O., 83, 247, 375; Herald, Meigs, Return Jonathan, Sr.............3 3

cited ..............................375 M eigs, Return Jonathan, Jr............. 2

Manter, Dr. H. _N ......................342 Meigs County Medical Association....372

Manty, Mikko ...: .................... 154 Meissen, Germany ......................332

M anuscript Society................. 70 Meissner, Otto........................... 73

March, General Peyton C., cited.......258 Melish, John, cited.................... 1

Marcus, John..... ....................150 Melton, Celestia E., cited..............133

Marey, Etienne Jules .................353 Mendelssohn ..........................68

Marietta, O., 160, 170-2, 244, 368; pop- Menno, Simons..........................282

ulation study of, 1-6, 10-2, 14, 17-22, Mennonites, 282-8, 314; Reformed......287

24-5, 27, 29-30, 32-3, 35-6, 37-40; Home Merriam, F. W.......................... 69

News, cited, 30; College, 36, 110; ar- Merrick, Dr. Myra .....................346

rival of St. Clair at, 43; potential Methodists ....................263, 266, 278

capital of eastern division, 53; Rufus Mexican War..........................210

Putnam at .....................213-5, 229 Mexico, 162, 252; Gulf of............... 81

Marion, O...................... 110, 175, 228 Miami, Fla...............................261

GENERAL INDEX 435

Miami University, 261, 265, 314; Sym- Moltke, General von ...............256

phony ............................74 Monongahela River..................... 15

Miami Valley Medical Society..........375 Monroe Co., O..................11, 20, 202

Miamis ................................108-9 Monroe twp., Clark Co., Ind...........117

Michie, P. S., cited.....................249 Montezuma, Ill........................113-4

Michigan, 2, 17, 38, 118, 120, 163, 247, Montreal, 41, 204, 379, 389-90; cholera

297, 304, 330; Finns in, 151, 152; Uni- in ..............................378

versity ........................... 220 Mooney, P.F............................227

Michilimackinac ....................401-2 Moore, Rev. Dr ........................152

Microscopic compass.....................316 Moore, Frank, cited.................. 43

Middle States, 7-9, 12-3, 22, 24, 27, 31; Moorehead, Warren King, cited, 111-2,

cited ................... ......... 33 115, 119.

Middle West, 96, 217, 220, 261, 327, 397; Moral Advocate.......................267

cholera in ....................... 383 Moral Reformer ......................... 60

Middlebrook, Augusta Co., Va..........232 Moravians, 160, 296-8; Indians ......297-8

Middlesex Co., Conn....................214 Morehead, James T...................180-1

Middleton, J. D ....................117 Morgagni ......... ............... .360

Middletown, Conn.....................213-5 Morgan, General Daniel.............101

Middletown, O........................342 Morgan. Lewis H.......................106

Midland Medical Society of Fayette Morgan, R. G., 121, 224-6; cited, 113, 119

and Adjoining Counties ...............376; Morgan, House of...................259

Midway Pleasance...................... 72 Morgan Co., ....................... 11

Mifflin, Thomas ....................... . 49 Morgue ..............................273

Mihaly, P., cited ........................130 Mormons and Mormonism, 269, 265,

Milan, O.................................247 301, 322

Miles, Charles...........................324 Morris ............................. 56

Milkowski, Count Thaddeus ............143 Morris, Gov. of Penna .................86

"Millenial Church"...................... 50 Morris, Harold ....................... 73

Miller, Charles G ........................220 Morris, Thomas .................. ...181

Miller, Oscar F .........................248 Morrow , Dr...........................341

Miller, Herbert A., cited ...............135 Morse .................................321

Miller, James M ....................261, 314 Morse, Col. John F ..................164

Miller, John.............................222 Morse family.................... ..... 35

Miller, Leo........................... 73 Moscow, cholera in.....................378

Miller, Lewis ....................... 262 Moser family .......................2??3, 286

Miller, R. T .............................118 Mott, Dr. Valentine. .... ......338

Millerite . ........................... 266 Mound-builders .................... 225, 406

Millersport, O. .......................229 Mt. Gilead, O ..... .... .. ....... .... .83

Mills, Dr. E . C.......... ....... .228 Mt. Pleasant, Mich...................... 94

Mills, Edward D ........................412 Mt. Pleasant O ..................229, 267

Mills, James ....................... 386 Mueller, C. C........................... 70

Mills, John ........................ 25 Mueller, Jacob...........................129

Milwaukee Public Museum.............118 Muller, Elizabeth ................286

Minnesota, Finns in ...................151-2 Munitions Board. see U.S.

Minnesota History, cited...............245 Munroe, O ........................ 391

Mississinewa .........................108 Murdoch, Florence ............ 229

Mississippi, 14, 410-1; Governor... 327 Muscle Shoals ...........................290

Mississippi River and Valley, 47, 101-2, Museum Echoes ......................230-1

108, 120, 192, 194, 266, 327, 380, 399, Museum of the American Indians,

409 cited ..................................126

Mississippi Valley Association of Museums, in Ohio .....................244

Dental Surgeons................... 396 Musical Courier, cited.................. 70

Mississippi Valley Historical Associa- Musical Quarterly, cited................ 70

tion, cited.......................58, 230 Muskingum River and Valley, 1, 3, 11.

Mississippi Valley Historical Review. 19, 31, 36, 160, 298

cited ..........................2, 7, 59-60 Muskingum Valley District Medical

Mississippi Valley Press........... 300, 308 Society .......................376

Missouri, 174, 192, 405; Swiss in ...285 Mussolini's African adventure ........145

Missouri Historical Society, cited..113, 119

Missouri River .................14, 90, 102 Napoleon.......................276, 283, 287

Mitchell, Col.......................... 182 Nassau. Fort....:........................107

Mitchell, slave ......................175 National Archaeological Institute,

Mitchell, John .........................150 Cleveland branch ......................240

Mitchell, Robert........................369 National Archives, see U. S.

Mitchell, Dr. S. Weir ..................359 National Broadcasting Company........75

Mitchell, Samuel L .331 National Defense Act of 1916, 251, 253,

Mobilization for war, industrial ...... 249-61 255; of 1920 ..........................260

Moccasin Trail............... ........83 National Dental Association ............395

Moehlenpah, Carl.......................229 National Federation of Music Clubs, 73, 75

Moffitt, James W., cited .............245 National Geographic Magazine, cited..127

Mohammedanism ................266 National Institute of Arts and Letters. 76

Mohawk Valley .....................330, 398 National Intelligencer ...................316

Mohawks ............................79, 107 National Observatory, see U. S.

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National Park Service, see U. S. Niles, O., Finns in ...................150

National Road .......................225 Noble Co., ............4, 11, 15, 30

National Soldier's Home........ ......253 Nonnenmacher, William J......... 224, 229

National Youth Administration ........225 Noon, Paul A. T........................232

Nature's Own Book, cited...........62, 64 Norfolk (Conn.) Festival of Music...... 73

Navajos, crafts...................... 85 Norfolk,Va...........................269

Naval Asylum ......................274 Norman,Okla..........................110

Naval Conference of 1930..............311 Norman-French ..................... 403

Nazareth, Pa.........................296 Norman-Scot ....................... 41

Nazi .................................279 Norris, Senator George W...... .......290

Near East, cholera in........378, 382 North .......................192, 303-4

Nebraska .............................291 North America, see America.

Neerlandia ...........................147 North American Schweitzer Bund. .......146

Negroes, 14, 26-8, 34-6, 155; fugitives North Carolina........14, 27, 43, 160, 168

from slavery, and law cases con- North Central Ohio Medical Society....375

cerning, .....................160-84 Northampton Co., Pa..............339

Nelson, Nels C.....................117-8 Northeastern Ohio Medical Association..376

Neteler, Anna .......................113 Northern Indiana Historical Society....118

Neuenschwander family..............283-7 Northern Ohio Dental Association ..........396

Nevilles ............................101 Northern Ohio District Medical So-

New Brunswick ..................... 17 ciety .................................376

New England, 68, 160, 168, 219, 258, Northwest ....................... 313, 408

262, 267, 295, 300, 322, 324-6, 362-3, Northwest Coast Indians .............84-5

400; in Washington Co., O., 1-11, 13, Northwest Territory, 178, 240-1, 289,

18-9, 21-40, 47; Indians...........399 406, 408; under St. Clair, 2, 38, 43-6,

New Hampshire....10-1, 27, 30, 323, 325 50, 55.

New Haven, Conn.....................346 Northwestern Ohio Medical Associa-

New International Encyclopedia, cited. 68 tion ................... ..........374

New Jersey, 5, 7, 12-3, 23, 26-8, 30, Norwalk, O.......................342, 345

34, 37, 86, 96, 214, 219, 324; transpor- Norwegians, in Cleveland.............141

tation in .......................218 Norwich, Conn........................214

New Lexington, O .................... 4 Notre Dame Cathedral.......... ...270, 273

"New Light"........................266 Nova Scotia ...................17, 28, 37

New London, Conn., Swiss in.......... 284 Nowak, W. J., cited......... ....131, 137

New Orleans, 1, 101, 317, 390; cholera Nutting, Dr. Wallace......... ........240

in ...............................379 Nye, A. T ....................... 25

New Pekin, Ind.....................118 Nye, Arius ........................23-5

New River ..........................202 Nye, Dudley S................... 24

New Schoenbrunn.....................297 Nye, Ichabod, cited ................3, 18

New Vienna, .....................228 Nye, William S................... 24

New York, City and State, 45, 59, 61,

70-1, 75, 77, 86, 107, 192, 200, 216, Oakland, Calf .......................229

218-9, 226, 229, 261-2, 300, 304-5, 324, Oberlin, O., 110, 170, 175, 228, 305;

326, 330-2, 340-1, 343-4, 346, 352, 361, Grahamism and reform at 58-67;

389-90, 394, 400, 408-9; in Washing- Evangelist, cited, 66; College, 162,

ton Co., O., 4, 12-3, 23-5, 27-30, 34, 228, 305.

37; Tribune, 5; Evangelist, 61; Uni- Oberlin Female Moral Reform So-

versity, 72; festival, 74; Herald-Trib- ciety, cited . ..................59, 60

une, 75; World's Fair, 225, 231; Oberlin Physiological Society ..... 61

Times, 309; Commercial, 352; chol- Occupations in Washington Co., O... 22-3

era in, 378-9, 381; Swiss in, 283-4; Octagon, State Memorial .............225

Chronicle, 386; Weekly Journal, 386 Ogden, George W..................... . 2

New York Academy of Medicine ......338 Ogg's Old Northwest. cited............100

New York Central Railroad............150 Oglesbee, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence...... 229

New York Historical Society Collec- Ohio, 43, 90-1, 95-7, 101, 105, 124, 193,

tions, cited....................... 43 217, 225, 230, 232-3, 240, 247, 263-4, 275,

Newark, N. J..........................125 289-90, 297-8, 305, 314, 400, 403; pop-

Newark, O .......................342, 396 ulation study, 2, 3, 5-10, 12, 14-5, 18,

Newcomerstown, O., 240; News, cited.. 243 20-3, 25-33, 36, 38-40; Jeffersonian

Newcomerstown Historical Society.. 239-40 democracy in, 44; State Library 45,

Newport twp., Washington Co., O., 52, 232; people of, 48; militia ap-

population study in, 10-1, 134, 17, 22, pointments in, 49; statehood for, 50;

25, 28-9, 31, 37. State University, 53, 110, 221, 226-8,

Newspapers, foreign, in Cleveland, 248, 276, 305-6, 314; victorious Dem-

129-34; indexing, 233; microfilming..233-4 ocrats from, 56; founding of Oberlin

Newton, Stephen........................ 25 College in, 58; Stillman Kelley

Newton, W. S........................... 25 among outstanding men of, 68; wil-

Niagara .................................20 derness of, 78; Hinds family settled

Niagara Falls, N. Y ................395, 398 in, 83; Legislature, 136; Finns in,

Nicaragua ...............................314 150-9; fugitive slave cases in, 160-84;

Nicolet ................................102 Statutes cited, 165, 167, 186; Su-

Niebla, Spain ...........................311 preme Court, 170, 173-4, 177, 179-80;

Niemeyer, Paul..........................355 General Assembly 185, 239, 341, 368,

GENERAL INDEX 437

370-1, 395; education in, 185-90; trans- Ohio Writer's Project .................235

portation, 219; Soil Conservation Oklahoma, 121, 123-5; University, 110,

Service, 225; State Fair, 225; Adju- 122.

tant-general's records, 234; Archives, Oklahoma Historical Society ..........245

234; Board of Public Works, 234; Oklahoma State Archaeological Society.122

executive records, 234; Finance Com- Old Northwest, see Northwest.

mittee, 239; historical societies in, Old World ..............................105

241-6; museums in, 244; country, Olentangy River ....................78, 83

267; medical history of, 315-97; physi- Oliphant, Mrs. ..........................201

cians, 315-21; Thomsonianism in, Olive twp., Noble Co., 0. ............. 30

322-31; Homeopathy in, 332-46; early Oliver, Colonel Robert................. 20

medical instruments in, 347-60; med- Olney Family .........................28, 35

ical journals in, 361-6; medical or- Omaha, Neb ..........................230

ganizations in. 367-77; Laws, cited, On Leong Tong .........................147

369-70; Constitution, 374; cholera in, Onondagas ..............................107

378-85; dentistry in............391, 395-7 Ontario, 247; Mennonites in..........286

Ohio Academy of History, 248; ninth Ophthalmoscope ........................351

annualmeeting........................ 221 Orange, Fort ...........................399

Ohio Academy of Science, Commit- Oratorio Society of New York.......... 74

tee on Publications ....................226 Ordinance of 1785, 10; of 1787, 43,

Ohio Anti-Slavery Society ..............305 55, 178, 181.

Ohio Belle (steamer) ..................177 Oregon, country, 102; mission..........296

Ohio Canal .............................382 Organic Act of Feb. 14, 1903..........251

Ohio College of Dental Surgery, 318, Oriental melodies .....................70-2

392, 395. Orjale, John ...........................150

Ohio Company of Associates, 1-3, 5-7, Orvis, W. B............................65

10-2, 14, 17, 19-22, 27-9, 36; purchase, Osborne, Jonathan ......................348

4, 38. Oshawa, Ontario .......................351

Ohio Federated Music Clubs ........... 73 Osler, Sir William .....................336

Ohio Genealogical Quarterly ............221 Otis, Harrison Gray..................2, 28

Ohio Historical Collections .............. 110 Otis, Sarah (Dyar)..................... 28

Ohio Historical Records Survey........235 Otthon ..................................130

Ohio History Conference, 315; Pro- "Our House" Museum, Gallipolis, 0..244

ceedings ............................221-88 Overman, William D., 224-5, 227, 246,

Ohio Medical and Surgical Journal, 248, 412.

349, 352, 354, 364-6; cited .............360 Owen, Robert ........................298-9

Ohio Medical College ................ 268, 271 Owens, Dr. William...................342

"Ohio Medical Convention" ............. 368 Owl River Trail........................83

Ohio Medical Repository ...............364 Oxford, 0., 314; Press, cited ..........75

Ohio Music Teachers' Association.... 73

Ohio Newspaper Index ..................235 Pacific Coast .......................... 98

Ohio Public Health Association ..... .412 Pacific Squadron ......................274

Ohio Reports, cited....................174 Page, Clifford .......................... 73

Ohio River and Valley, 1, 3, 7-8, 10-1, Paige Tube Mill ........................155

13, 15, 18, 21, 26, 28, 31, 86, 90, 98, Paimen Sanoma, cited..................156

162, 166, 168-9, 171, 173, 178, 191, Painesville, 0., 343; Daily Republican,

201, 207, 261, 299, 302, 327, 339, 380; cited, 153, 159; Telegraph, cited, 156,

cholera in.........................379, 383 159; Telegraph Republican, cited,

Ohio State Archaeological and His- 154, 156.

torical Quarterly, 230-1, 246, 275, Palais Royal ............................271

411-2; cited, 10, 18, 21, 54, 120, 128, Palestine.......................144, 207, 209

166, 220, 276, 314, 367. Palmer, Alonzo B., M. D..............366

Ohio State Archaeological and Histor- Palmer, Colonel Frederick, cited ......255-6

ical Society, 121, 128; Library, 1, Palmer twp., Washington Co., O ...... 11

231-5; Publications, 110; Museum, Pandora, O., Swiss in ..............284, 286

111, 220, 224-9, 247-8, 261, 275-6; Fifty- Paris, 337, 340, 356, 363, 387; Dr.

fourth Annual Meeting of, 221, 224- Wolfley in, 268-75; Mennonites in..284

48; Committee on Archives and Park. Robert E., cited............129, 132-3

Medical History of, 221, 275, 315, Parker, Charlotte M., cited ............155

412; Museum director's report, 224-7; Parker, Horatio .......................68, 72

Museum accessions, 227-9; secretary's Parkman, Francis ......................106

report, 230-5; treasurer's report, Parmly, Eleazar .................387, 389-91

235-8; Board of Trustees, 239, 246; Parmly, Levi S .........................90

Nominating Committee ...............239 Parochial schools ....................135-7

Ohio State Dental Society, 412; Trans- Parris case....................177, 182-4

actions, 397; Journal ..................397 Parrott, John .......................... 69

Ohio State Journal of Dental Science.397 Parsons, General Samuel Holden, 2, 43, 370

Ohio State Medical Association ....368, 377 Parsons family ......................... 2

Ohio State Medical Journal, 412; cited.374 Pasteur, Louis ..........................337

Ohio State Medical Society, 362, 368, Paterson, Robert G ...............367, 412

371-3, 376; cited ................. 374-5 Patterson, cited ........................268

Ohio University .......................265 Patton, Fred ............................ 74

Ohio Valley Historical Series ........191 Patton, Ottis ...........................74

438 OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Paul of Egina ..........................351 west-bound immigrants, 28, 98, 100-1,

Payne, John Howard... ............... 70 201; Volksblatt, 129; Finns in, 153,

Payne, Julius A . ............... 25 156; Swiss in, 285; cholera in, 370.

Peck, C. E., cited.......................252 Pittsburgh and Conneaut Dock Com-

eck, John Mason.......................267 pany ...................................158

Peck, Dr. William......................340 Pittsburgh, Youngstown and Paines-

Peekskill, N. Y.........................390 ville Railroad .......................154

Peeler Creek ............................118 Plainfield, N . J ........................262

Peithman, Irvin ...................117, 229 Plains area ............................. 85

Pellinen, Erkki .........................155 Plantou, Dr. ............................391

Peltola, Antti .....................151, 153 Pleximeter .......................354-5, 359

Penn, Gov. John ...................41-2, 46 Plumb, Mrs. C. S .....................229

Penn, William .........................282 Plumb, Helen G........................229

Penn Publishing Co..................... 97 Plymouth, O. ..........................339

Pennsylvania, 3-7, 12, 14-6, 18, 20, 23-4, Poe, Edgar Allan ..................71, 75-6

26-30, 34-8, 41-2, 44, 46, 49, 86-7, 96-7, Pohto, Mikko ...........................154

101, 160, 163, 168, 200, 209-11, 229, Point Pleasant, Battle of..............302

263, 267, 297, 300, 322, 324, 330, 430; Poles and Poland, 104; in Cleveland,

Council, 43; Constitution, cited, 46; 129, 134-6, 143-4; Prussian, 185.

University Museum, 123; Finns in, Polish National Alliance .......... 137, 146

151; Dutch, 160, 326; Swiss in, 282; Political Science Quarterly, cited....... 46

University, 318, 351. Polk twp., Washington Co., Ind........118

Pennsylvania Archives, cited............ 15 Pomeroy, O. ............................342

Pennsylvania case ..................180, 184 Pompeii .................................351

Pennsylvania Colonial Records, cited.. 43 Pontiac's Conspiracy ..............303, 410

Pennsylvania Federation of Historical Pope, John .............................. 2

Societies ..............................230 Pope, N athaniel ........................411

Pennsylvania Historical Society........ 86 Population study of Washington Co.,

Pension Bureau, see U. S. O. ...................................1-40

Peoria, Okla. ......................122, 229 Porkula, Joseph ...... ...............150-2

Percussion hammer ....................355 Portage Co., O., 326, 373; Finns in ....157

Pere Lachaise ..........................273 Porter, Amos, Jr....................... 30

Perkinism ...............................330 Porter, Eugene O............... 99, 108-10

Perkins, Eliphas .......................369 Porter Co., Ind .......................115

Perkins, James H .....................267 Portland, Me. ........................ .316

Perrot, Nicholas ........................107 Portland, Ore. ........................ 75

Perry Co., 0 ............................ 4 Porto Praya ............................275

Perrysburg, O. .........................170 Portsmouth, N. H. 323; cholera in. 379

Pershing, General John J., cited ........257 Portuguese ..............................104

Peru ....................................108 Potawatomis . . ................. 108

Peter, Sarah Worthington King........216 Potomac Valley, cholera in ...........382

Peter, W illiam ........................216 Pottery .......... ......................95-6

Peters, M rs. ............................209 Potti, Charles ..........................156

Peters, Bernard, cited................. 18 Poutto, Esa ...........................154

Pfeifer, Madame ......................207 Powell, John . . .................. 222

Philadelphia, 43, 45, 201, 218-9, 274, Power, James .........................267

332, 336, 339, 350, 358; cholera in, Powhatan ............................ 106

379, 386, 395; British consul at, 216. Practical Dentist .......................397

Philadelphia Medical and Surgical Preble Co., O.................. .. .374

Journal ................................352 Preble County Medical Society ........372.

Philadelphia School of Design..........216 Prentice-Hall ............................163

Philanthropist ....................162, 304-5 Presbyterianism............20, 26, 263, 266-7

Philbrick, Francis S ...................411 "The President and Fellows of the

Phillips, Josephine E., cited........1, 3, 36 Medical Society of the State of

Phoenix Iron W orks....................152 Ohio" .................................369

Physicians, in Ohio..................315-21 Preston, E. Delorous, cited ..........168-70

Physicians and Surgeons College, New Price, Dr ..............................340

York ................... ................343 Prigg case ....................167, 180, 184

Physiological reform at Oberlin....58, 67 Prince Edward Island................... 17

Physiomedicalism ................328-9, 331 Princeton, N. J., 43; University... 218, 207

Pickering, Timothy ............44, 47, 214 Procope (Cafe), Paris ..............269, 271

Piedras Negras, Guatemala .............123 Propaganda ........................144, 148

Pierce twp., Washington Co., Ind.....118 The Prophet, Tecumseh's brother....81-2

Pigeon Creek ...........................298 Protestants ................ 19-21, 240, 277-8

Pikka, Jacob ...........................154 Prout, Dr. W illiam ................60, 348

Piltti, John .............................150 Prudden, Davis ........ .. ....... 63

Pioneers ................................213 Prudden, George .......................63

Piorry, Pierre Adolphe............354, 359 Prudden, Nancy .......................63

Piqua, . ...............................411 Prussia, education in, 185-90; Rhenish..185

Pitt, Fort ........................46, 78, 83 Pullman strike ................. ... .....310

Pitt family .............................223 Pulte, Joseph H .................339-40, 345

Pittsburgh, 74, 263-4, 319, 361, 390, 410; Pulte College ...........................340

John May at, 1, 4; stopover for Punkari, Jacob .... .............. 150

GENERAL INDEX 439

Puky, Stephen .........................133 Revolution of 1848, 143, 276; of 1863,

Puritan hymns ...................... ... 73 143; of 1917..................139, 147, 257

Putnam, Benjamin ........ ........ .. 32 Revolutionary War, see American

Putnam, David J. R.................... 25 Revolution.

Putnam, Douglas ..................26, 32-3 Rhine Palatinate, 18; Mennonites in..282

Putnam, Eliza .........................32-3 Rhode Island..........3, 10-1, 28, 30, 162-3

Putnam, General Israel............33, 214 Rhodes, R. Charles ..................... 24

Putnam, Mary ..........................32 Rice, Dr. Charles..................228, 232

Putnam, Rufus, 2-3, 20; at Marietta, Rice, David ............................267

213-5. Rice, Rev. N. L ........................263

Putnam, Samuel P ..................... 32 Rice's Fort .............................. 18

Putnam Co., O., Mennonites in..282-8, 314 Richardson, Mrs. ......................202

Putnam family ........................2, 35 Richardson, William R ..............179-80

Richland County Medical & Surgical

Quaife, M. M., cited.................. 2 Society ...... ..................372

Quain, Prof. Richard, 354; stetho- Richmond, Ind., cholera in............382

meter ...............................359-60 Richmond, Va. ................206, 325, 396

Quakers, 195, 265, 267, 360; stories Richter, Conrad ................ 267, 403

of ............. 217 Rigdon, Sidney ........................264

Quare, Daniel ....................... 360 Rightmire, Dr. George W......221-3, 247-8

Quebec, 41, 204, 214, 390, 401; cholera Riipa, Matti ..............154

in ................. 378, 380 Riker Mounts of Insects................225

Quick, Edgar R., cited................. l20 Riley and Company .................. ..365

Riley Creek ............................285

Raciborski, Adan ................... 273 Ring, Dr. Hamilton .......343

Radcliffe College, cited ............161, 220 Rings, Blanche Tipton..................228

Radisson ............. 102 Rio Grande ...............................192

Rafinesque, Constantine ............. 331 Rio Tinto mine ............................. 311

Ragan, Randall ............229 Ripley, O.. ..............................161

Raittiuskalenteri, cited .............. 155-6 Ritchie, William A. .............. 229

Ramsey, John ............ ........95-6 Ritter, Louis.............129

Randall, John ................... 228, 388-9 Robert, Cesar Alphonse................273

Rankin McKee ....................... 70Roberts, Peter, cited.................145

Ranni, Isaac .......................154 Robertson, J. A ..................121-2, 126

Ranta, Louisa . ..................... 152 Robertson, Field Marshall Sir Wil-

Rantilla, Gus .......... ................ 158 liam , cited ........................... 260

Rapp, Father ......................... 265 Roberval ................................102

Rapp, George ..................298-9 Robinson, General James S............232

Rathenau, Dr. Walter.. .......250 Robinson, Samuel ..................326, 328

Ratrie, G. T............................391 Robinson, Professor Stillman W......306

Rau, Charles, cited ......................120 Robinson, W. Scott, cited ..............129

Rautanen, W., cited............155 Rocci, S. Riva..........................353

Rayer, Pierre Francois Olive..........349 Rochester, N. Y...................229, 346

Read, Matthew Canfield, cited.........120 Rock Island Arsenal ..................252

Read, N. C............................178-9 Rockingham Co., Va., Swiss in.........283

Read, Thomas Buchanan................201 Rockwood ware ........................321

Reading, Pa., Swiss in............... 285 Rocky Mts. .............................192

Recamier, Joseph Claude..........351, 357 Roemer ............................... 353

Reconstruction Finance Corporation...307 Roget, Dr. Peter Mark .................60

Record of Service of Connecticut Men Rohrbough, Lynn .................. 93

in War of Revolution, cited...........213 Roman Catholic Schools, 139; affairs..407

Rectal speculum ...................... 351 Rome .........................222, 242, 356

Red Jacket ............................80-1 Roosevelt, Franklin D.....49, 290, 307, 406

Reed, Alfred, Jr., Plate II, 121, 123; Roosevelt, Theodore ..............100, 407

cited .....................126 Root, Sec. Elihu...................249, 251

Reed, Dr. Robert Harvey.............375 Rosa, Dr. Storm....................341, 343

Reeder, Pearl, cited ............. .. 127 Roseboom, Prof. E. H., cited..............5-6

Reeze ....................................358 Ross, James ........................48-9, 52

Reform at Oberlin............ 58-67 Ross Co., O........................ 54, 111

Reformed Botanic College of Worth- Ross County Historical Society..240, 244

ington .............. ........ .....328 Rotheus family ......................... 32

Reformed Botanics......324, 326, 328-9, 361 Rouen ...................................356

Reformed Churches ....................137 Rousseau ...............................269

Reformed Medical College ............324 Routes of trade and travel............ 218

Reformed Medical Society ..............325 Roux, Philibert-Joseph ...............270-2

Reigger, Wallingford .................. 73 Roxbury twp., Washington Co., O.

Religion, in the West................261-7 ....................11-2, 14, 17,22, 27, 37

Republican Party....2, 6, 12, 295, 300, 401 Royal American Foot................... 41

Republican River ............ .........102 Royal Anthropological Institute of

Resonators ...............355 Great Britain and Ireland, cited....127

Revere, Paul ....................386 Rubber ................................87-9

Revivals ....................... 263, 265 Rubrecht, Mrs. W. A................. 228

440 OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Ruelle ..................................348 Schoharie River ........................399

Ruggles, Alice McGuffey Morrill ......220 Scholl, John S..........................117

Ruggles, Benjamin ...................... 2 Schomel, Jesse .........................118

Ruhl, Judge James B .................401 Schuckers, Jacob William, cited, 161-4,

Rumania and Rumanians, in Cleve- 170, 175, 179, 181.

land ............................143-4, 148 Schuell collection ......................118

Runtti ................152 Schultz, Christian, Jr., cited.......... 1

Rush, Benjamin ...................336, 360 Schumacher family...............283, 285-7

Rusin Elite Society................132, 147 Schuyler, General Philip John..........214

Kl sins in Cleveland ....................141 Schuyler Co., Ill ........................114

Rusko, Leander ........................150 Schweitzer Kranken Unterstutzungs

Russell, Alexander ................... 73 Verein ......... ................. 146

Russia and Russians, 104, 185, 257; in Scioto River ............................ 53

Cleveland, 138-9, 141, 147; cholera Scotch-Irish..............7, 15-6, 19-20, 104

in ................................378, 382 Scotland, 17, 24,26, 41; cholera in....378

Russian Circle .........................147 Scots, in Washington Co., O., 16,

Russian Greek Catholic Brotherhood....147 20-1, 26, 30, 37.

Russian National Brotherhood ....132, 147 Scott, Mr. F. A., 257-8; cited..........254

Russian Orthodox Seminary ............139 Scott, Gen. Hugh L....................256

Ryan, D. J., cited ......................54 Scott, Joseph ........................369-70

Ryan, Grace L.....................93-4 Scott, Mary ............ ............229

Rygas, Pherros ...................... 147 Scott, Gen. Winfield....................210

Scott-Alison stethoscope ...............358-9

Saal, Dr. Gerald..................... 342 Scribner's Sons ..............102, 313, 406

'Sailor's Fest" . .......................141 Sears, Alfred B., cited............53, 110

St. Clair, Arthur, 82; political philoso- Seattle ....... ..................... 98

Phy.of, 41-57; MSS. cited, 52; De- Secretary of Fine Arts ............. 73

feat ....................................410 Sedgwich, Dr. W . S....................396

St. Clairsville, O..................160, 239 Sedition Act ....................... 50

St. Cloud, France ...................... 273 Seely, Simeon .......................... 25

St. Jago Islands .........................275 Seguin, Edouard.......................353

St. Joseph Co., Ind ....................118 Seifriz, Max . .................. 69

St. Lawrence River................81, 192 Seine River ........................270, 273

St. Leger .............................398-9 Seitz, Eugen ...........................355

St. Louis, 75, 102, 192, 195, 197, 203-5, Semmelweiss, Ignaz Philipp............336

210, 317, 319, 380; Law Library..... .199 Seneca, Mo. ............................121

St. Louis (sloop) ......... ..............26 Senecas ............................80-1, 107

Salem, Ind., cholera in.................382 Serbian Orthodox Church ............136

Salem, Mass. .....................316, 323 Serbs in Cleveland ......................136

Salem, O. ........................... 297 Serpent Mound, 225; Guide............231

Salem twp., Washington Co., O., popu- Servetus, Michael ......................336

lation study of, 10-2, 11, 17, 19, 22, 25, Seven Ranges............10-4, 17, 22, 27-8

27, 30, 37. Seward, Gov. William Henry..........180

Salmi, John ........... .................150 Shake ................................265-6

Salter, Sumner, cited ................. ... 70 Shakespeare ............................ 68

Sanders, J. B ...........................29 Shannon, F. A., cited ..................252

Sandusky.................97, 168-9, 182, 247 Shaw, Augustus Warner ................ 33

Sandy Hook ............................320 Shaw family ............................ 32

San Francisco, 71; symphony concerts Shawnees . ....................81-2

in, 69; Examiner, 69; Chinatown in, hay's Rebellion ....................... 47

70: Chronicle .......................... 70 Sheffield, O., Finns in.................156

Sans Culottes of France ........... 48-9 Shelby Co., Ind........................ 118

Sanskrit ............................ 333 Shelley, P. B........... .. .......... 266

Santa Claus ................. ....... .104 Shepherd, Dr. Alfred ................. .342

Santeliin ................................154 Sherwood, W illiam H .................. 70

Santoro, Santorio ......................353 Shetrone, H. C., 247; cited...112, 115, 120-1

Saratoga ................................398 Shilling, D . C., cited.................... 6

Sargent, Winthrop ..................44, 47 Shipherd, John Jay...................... 59

Sargent family ......................... 2 Shipman, Bartlett ...................... 25

Satanta .................................. 91 Shipm an, John B ........................ 25

Savage, Wm. F ........................ 229 Shipman, Samuel ....................... 25

Sawyer, C. W., cited ..................252 Shippen, Joseph .....................42, 44

Sawyer, Mrs. W. H ....................229 Shippensburg, Pa. .....................285

Saxe-Altenburg, Duke of ................ 73 Shipping Board, see U. S.

Saxony ...................... .....337, 339 Shira, Donald D., M.D................412

Scandinavians ................104, 279, 403 Shirley, M ass. ......................... 30

Schafer, Dr. Joseph, cited............245 Shoemaker, Mrs. Raymond ............228

Scharwenka, Xavier ................... 72 Shoemaker, Ross W...................247

Schenck, Earl ..........................226 Shriver, Eliza .......... ................32-3

Schlesinger, A. M ...................... 89 Shryock, Dr. Richard H............59, 67

Schneider, Geo. .........................229 Siberia, cholera in .....................382

Schneider, Yacob ..................78, 83 Sibley, H. F., cited....................120

Schoenbrunn, O. ..............97, 225, 297 Sibley, Solomon ........................ 2

GENERAL INDEX 441

Sicily ............................ ........282 Spain ....................................311

Siebert, Wilbur H., cited ....168, 172, 178 Spalding, Henry Harmon..............296

Sierras ..................................192 Spanish ......................47, 100-2, 104

Sifers, Oscar ..........................118 Spanish-American War ..............251-2

Sill, Joseph ............................213 Sparks, Jared, cited................. 43, 45

Sill, Phebe (Lord) ....................213 Sparta, Wis. ............................ 68

Sill, Sarah .............................213 Spaulding, Solomon ..................263-4

Silver Heels ................. ... ........302 Speidel, pianist ........................ 69

Simon and Schuster ..................404-5 Spencer, Mr. ..........................247-8

Simpson, Edward, cited ................120 Spetnagel, A. C........224, 229-30, 239, 247

Sjoberg, Aksel .......................150-1 Sphygmophone .......................... 355

Skillman, Thomas ................ ......267 Sphygmoscope ..........................353

Skinner, Robert .......................387 Spiritual life in the West............261-7

Skoda ...................................357 Spiro Mound .......................... 122

Slaves, fugitive, law cases concern- Spirometer ..............................334

ing .................................. 160-84 Sprague fam ily ...................... 28, 31

Slight, Joseph ..........................229 Springfield, Mass., Armory............252

Slocomb family ......................... 32 Springfield, O. ............6, 214, 319, 396

Slovaks, 104; in Cleveland ......135-6, 143 Springfield rifle ....................... 252

Slovene Society ........................146 Sproat, Martha Nye ............. 3

Slovenes in Cleveland........132, 144, 146 Squaw Trail ........................78, 83

Small-pox ............... ................214 Squier, Ephraim George, cited..111-2, 120

Smith, Delazon, cited.................... 65 Stackpole Sons ......................... 290

Smith, Elias ............................323 Stafford, W alter A............. ........229

Smith, Gerrit, 304; cited..............59-60 Stahl, Irene C.......................... 226

Smith, Harlan Ingersoll, cited........120 Stalin ...................................280

Smith, Dr. J. S............. ...........357 Stamp Act .............................. 42

Smith, Joseph ........................266-7 Standard Oil Company .................240

Smith, Joseph T., cited ................321 Stanley, James ......................... 28

Smith, Kaarlo ..........................150 Stanley, Mixenda ...................... 28

Smith, Ophia D., 110; cited... 68, 71-2, 74-5 Stanley, Thomas ........................ 28

Smith, Dr. S. Hanbury..............304-5 Stanton, Henry B....................303-4

Smith, Dr. Solon ........................316 Stanwix, Fort ..........................398

Smith, T. V., cited ....................280 Stapf, Dr. Johann Ernst...............339

Smith, W. R., cited.................... 46 Stark Co., O. ...........................273

Smith, William H., cited. 41-4, 48-9, 51-5, 172 Stark County Medical Society.........272

Smith, Fort ............................122 Starling family ........................34-5

Smith College ..........................412 Starling Medical College ................364

Smithfield, O. ..........................318 Starr, Lucy ............................214

Smithsonian Institution, cited........119-20 State Memorials, 248; cost of oper-

Snyder, John Francis, cited...112, 114, 120 ation .................................237-8

Sobrana ............................. ...147 Stauffer family .........................286-7

Socialer Turnverein Vorwaertz........145 Steam marine battering ram............319

Societies, immigrant, in Cleveland, Steam plow .............................319

..................................139, 145-8 Stearns, Henry V ....................... 73

Society of American Archivists, Com- Steel, Dr. . .............................358

mittee on Business Archives..........234 Steele, A. Otto..........................227

Society of Dental Surgeons of the Steiner family .................283-4, 286-8

City and State of New York.... 390, 395 Stengel, Dr. Alfred....................358

Society of Mayflower Descendants.... 76 Stenroos, Karl J ......................150-1

Society of the Cincinnati, 41-5; Con- Stephenson, D. C .......................299

necticut ...............................213 Stephenson, N. W., cited..............277

Socrates .................................222 Stethoscope ......................354, 356-9

Somerby, Dr. Rufus ....................391 Stettinius, E. R.........................259

Sonnenberg, O., Swiss in............282-3 Steuben Society ........................145

Sons of Italy ........................... 146 Steubenville, 0...............240, 342, 369

Sons of Pericles...................... 148 Stevenson, Robert Louis............... 70

Sook, Dr. Henry L.....................342 Stewart, Mrs. Eliza..................... 64

South, 90, 160, 295, 302-3; Finns in, Stillman-Kelley, Edgar, see Kelley,

153; cholera in ........................ 383 Edgar Stillman.

South America ........................313 Stocker, Harry E ......................296

South Bend, Ind ........................118 Stokes, 357-8; stethoscope ..............359

South Carolina, 14, 43; Exposition and Stomach-pump ..........................351

Protest of ............................ 55 Stone, Mr..............................198

Southern Dental Association ...........395 Stone, Barton W.......................266

Southern Plains ........................ 91 Stone, R. C.............................155

Southern Railway .....................380 "Stoneite" ..............................266

Southern States .......................389 Story, Justice Joseph....................167

Southerners, 300; in Washington Co., Stowe, Calvin E., Report on Ele-

O., 6-9, 134, 24, 26-7, 31, 35. mentary Public Instruction in Eu-

Southwest, 408; culture in.............. 85 rope ............................185-90, 267

Southwestern Ohio Medical Society..375-6 Strauss, Richard .......................70

Spahr, Elmer G.........................229 Stringham, Edwin J .................... 73

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Strong, Daniel .........................101 Thomsonianism, 361-3; in Ohio .......222-31

Sturm, Dr. William.....................339 Thorniley, Caleb .......................21

Stuttgart Conservatory ................ 69 Three Rivers ...........................42

Sulphur Spring ....................202 Thurso, Scotland ......................41

Summit Co., O., 240; Finns in ..........157 Thwaites, R. G., cited................. 2

Summit County Historical Society.239, 244 Ticonderoga .........................42, 214

Suomi Kirkko, cited ....................154 Tiemann, G., cited...................359-60

Surgery, study of ....................268-75 Tiffin, Edward ......................26, 369

Surnames ............................. 402 Tiffin, O.......... ................ 220

Susquehanna (packet) .................274 Tifft, Dr. John ........................342

Susquehanna River ....................398 Tilson, John Q., cited ..................253

Susquehannahs .........................107 Tippecanoe Club ............ .......400

Suter family .....................283, 286-7 Titus, Parvin ...........................73

Swan, J. R., cited................ 165, 167 Titusville, Pennsylvania, Finns in..150,153

Swarte, M., cited ..................... 250 Tod, George ........................ .. 45

Sweden .................1......... .17, 88 Todd, Dr. T. Wingate..................358

Swedes, 158; in Cleveland ..............132 Toledo, 168, 228, 244, 397; Blade......233

Swisher, Helen ........................221 Tom, slave boy..........................173

Swiss, 104; in Cleveland, 138, 141, 146; Tomlinson, Joseph, Jr .................171

Mennonites ..........................282-8 Tories ...............................43, 97

Swiss Palatinate, Mennonites in........282 Toronto, University of.................351

Switzerland, 17, 26, 143; Mennonites Toulmin, Henry ........................267

in .....................................283 Towne, Henry A ........................ 24

Sylph (steamboat) ....................379 Townsend, Dr. Norton S..............164

Symmes, Mr. ..........................201 Tracy, Uriah .......................53, 56

Symmes, John Cleves ..................50-1 Transcendentalists ......................267

Syracuse University, cited ............60 Transylvania ......... ..............144

Syria and Syrians, 207; in Cleve- Transylvania University, 266, 267, 331,

land ........................132, 138, 147 351-2, 393.

Trappist colony .........................265

Taanonen, John .................150-1 Traube, Louis ..........................356

Taft, Mrs. Charles P................. 74 Tremont Theater, Boston ................ 71

Taft, Robert A., cited ................280 Trenton, N. J ........................... 43

Taft, William H........................407 Trinity College .........................388

Taipale, Matti .......................150 Trollope, Frances, cited ..........270-1, 273

Talmud .................................351 Trousseau ...............................357

Talon ...................................102 True Thomsonians .....................328

Talso, John ............................ 150 Trumbull Co., O., Finns in............157

Tappan, Lewis .........................304 Trumbull County Historical Society..240

Tappan brothers ........................ 59 Trutza, John ......... ............. 144

Taylor, Dr. James ....................391-5 Tschaikovsky, Modeste ................. 76

Taylor, William ........................229 Tschaikovsky, Peter Iljitch............. 76

Tead, Ordway, cited ....................281 Tucker, David A., Jr ..................412

Tecumseh .....................82, 302-3, 401 Tuomaala, John ........................150

Telberg, Ina, cited................138, 147 Tuoresmaa, Jacob ......................154

Telford, Gilman ......................206-7 Tupper family .......................... 2

Temple Mound ........................122 Turck, "Daddy" ........................266

Tennessee..14, 23, 90, 113, 160, 266, 306, 328 Turks in Cleveland .....................143

Tennessee Valley Authority ............307 Turner, Frederick Jackson........98, 106

Terre Haute, Ind .......................209 Turnverein ........................141, 145

Territorial Council, 52; Legislature.... 48 Turtle tribes ........................... 83

Territorial Papers of the United Tuscarawas River and Valley......97, 297

States, cited..3, 44-5, 47, 49, 52, 54, 56, 289 Tussinger, Mack ................121-2, 124-6

Texas ...................................102 Tyler, Gov. John ....................171-2

Thames, Battle of the.................. 82

Theater of Arts and Letters........... 71 Ukranians in Cleveland ................141

Thermometer ..........................352-3 Ulrich, Fred ......................123, 229

Thermoscopic galvanometer ...........316 Ulrich family ..........................284

Thieme, August ........................129 Ulster .................................19-20

Thomas, Charles M.....................308 Underground Railroad .........160-84, 217

Thomas, Mrs. E. B....................229 Unguentum Egypticum ................348

Thomas, Edward S.................97, 225 Union, O. ..............................202

Thomas, Mrs. H. P.....................228 Union Co., Ill ......... ............117

Thomas, Jean ......................92-3, 306 Union County (Indiana) Medical

Thomas, William B................... 25 Society ................................374

Thompson, Col. Carmi A..............401 Union District Medical Association ....374

Thompson, Guy, cited ..................367 Union List of Serials ...............231

Thompson, Harold W..................407 Union Medical Association ...........374-5

Thompson, Mrs. Lillian .................228 Union Neighborhood, Greene Co., O...232

Thomson, Cyrus .......................324 Union of Rumanian Societies ......132, 148

Thomson, Samuel ..............323-8, 330-1 Union twp., Washington Co., O., popu-

Thomson family ........................232 lation study of, 11-2, 14, 17, 19, 22, 25, 27-8

Thomsonian Recorder .................325 Uniontown, Pa. ........................201

GENERAL INDEX 443

Unitarian ......................69, 105, 267 Veblen, Thorstein ......................98

Unitas Fratrum ........................296 Velpeau, Alfred-Armand-Louis-Marie.271-2

United American Mechanics ............106 Verardini, Ferdinando ................356

United Hungarian Societies of Cleve- Vermont ......10-1, 27, 30, 32, 55, 229, 330

land ..................................146 Versailles, Ind., cholera in............382

United Publishing Company, Cleve- Versailles, Treaty of ....................143

land ...................................131 Victoria, Queen .......................335

United States, 8-9, 18, 45, 48, 54, 59 Vienna ............................. 350, 406

69-70, 74, 78, 87-8, 91, 103-4, 139, 161, Vienna, Me. .......................28, 30

165, 167, 171, 178, 222, 243, 249, 251-2, Vierordt, Karl .........................353

260, 273-4, 276, 293, 299, 301, 303, 307, Vincennes ...............................410

310, 312, 323, 330, 337-9, 358, 391, 400; Vincent, Rev. John H.................. 262

industrial art in the, 216; Swiss in. Vineland Historical and Antiquarian

282-8; Army, 250, 252, 254-7, 320, 379; Society ................... 214, 220

Army, Ordnance Dept., 250, 253; Vineland Historical Quarterly Maga-

Bank, 217, 294; Bureau of American zine .... ....... 214

Ethnology, cited, 126; Capitol, Vinton, Samuel F......................2, 24

burned, 36; Census, 7, 9, 12; 9th Virchow, Rudolf .......................336

Census, 1870, 19; 15th Census, 1930, Virginia, 53, 160, 163, 171-2, 174-5, 177-8,

38; Circuit Court, 176, 181; Coal 263, 292, 297, 300, 322, 324, 328, 405;

Board, 258; Congress, 2, 4, 7, 10, 23, inWashington Co., 0., 3-4, 7-8,

42-3, 48-9, 52-3, 55, 178-80, 249, 251, 14-6, 20, 23-7, 29-30, 33-7, 40; claims

253-4, 256, 258, 260, 268, 291, 293, Forks of Ohio, 44; migration from,

320, 343; Constitution, 46, 179, 181, 47; University ............ .205, 207

188, 251, 278, 294-5, 309; Constitu- Virginia Society of Dental Surgeons..396

tional Convention, 43, 48, 54, 293; Vitez, James ............................146

Council of National Defense, 255-8; Voltaire .................................269

Declaration of Independence, 278, Volwiler, A. T ..........................248

293, 337; District Court of New Von Noske .............................129

Jersey 88; Food Administration, 64,

258; General Staff, 250-1, 254; Gen- Wabash River, 47, 108, 298, 299, 300;

eral Munitions Board, 257-8; Hydro- Battle of .............................. 82

graphic Office, cited, 275; Library Wagner, Glenn V......................228

of Congress, 54, 233, 243; National Wagner, Richard ..............69-70, 76-7

Archives, 249; National Museum, Waiilatpu, Ore. ........................296

cited, 117, 120: National Observatory, Weinionpaa, Jacob ....................150

316; National Park Service, 248; Waite, Frederick C ............322, 332, 412

Navy, 267, 316; Navy Dept., cited, Waite, J. S. .......................226, 228

275, Pension Bureau, 214; Pharma- Waite, Winnie N.......................225

copoeia, 81; Railway Administration, Wakkinen, Gustaf .................150, 152

258; Senate, 2, 7, 53, 164, 275; Senate Walcher position .......................346

Committee on Military Affairs, Waldenberg, Louis ....................353

cited, 258-9; Senate Documents, Wales, 17, 37, 86; cholera in............378

cited, 250; Senate Sub-committee of Walker, Elkanah .......................296

the Committee on Judiciary, cited, Walker, Rev. Horace Dean............. 65

138; Shipping Board, 258; Statutes Walker, Mary ..........................296

at Large, cited, 52, 251; Supreme Wall, Mr. W. D................. ...235-6

Court, 167, 170, 176, 180-2, 184, 199, Wallace, Lew ......................71-2

290, 294-5; War Dept., 249, 251-4, Wapakoneta, O., Swiss in.............285

257-60; War Industries Board, cited, War, industrial mobilization for....249-61

268-60; War Policies Commission, 260. War council ........................258, 260

United States Naval Medical Bulletin, War Dept., see U. S.

cited ..................................273 War Industries Board, see U. S.

Universalism ......................266, 323 War of 1812............20, 29, 295, 313, 410

Upper Sandusky, ..................... 97 War Policies Commission, see U. S.

Upton, General Emory, cited..........249 Ward, Nehum ......19, 21, 26

Urbana, . ........................228, 343 Warlimont, W., cited .................250

Urinalysis ...........................348-51 Warne, William .......................133

Ursulines ................................401 W arren, William ....................... 30

Utah ...................................300-1 Warren, O., 356-7, 369; Finns in, 154-6;

Uterine sound ................. 351 Western Reserve Chronicle, cited,

Utter, William T......................248 155-6; John Starke Edwards-Thomas

D. Webb House ......................240

Vaasa, Finland ........................150 Warren Co., O....................181, 375

Vaginal speculum .. . .......... 351 Warren County Medical Society of

Vagts, Alfred, cited .................... 242 Lebanon ..............................372

Vaillant, George C....................84-5 Warren Rolling Mill ....................155

Van Bibber, Adnah ....................175 Warren twp., Washington Co., O.,

Vandenberg, Dr. Federal ..............338 population, study of, 11-2, 14, 17, 22,

Van Renselaer, General ................398 25, 27, 37.

Van Zandt, John, 181, 184; case...177, 180 Washington, Gen. George, 3, 43-6, 388;

Varnum family ........................ 2 Writings, cited ........................ 45

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Washington, D. C., 5, 51-2, 71, 191-2, Western Medical and Physical Journal.364

229-30, 234, 251, 254, 256-7, 290-1, Western Messenger ...................262

316-7, 343, 391; burned by British, Western Pennsylvania Historical

36, 144; cholera in ....................379 Magazine, cited ....................... 41

Washington and Jefferson College......265 Western Reserve, 58, 160, 326; Finns

Washington Co., Ind. ......... ....... 118 in ................................153, 157

Washington Co., O., 367-8; population Western Reserve Historical Society,

study of, 1-40; map in 1850 ............ 9 240-1, 244; Publications, cited........160

Washington Co., Pa ..................15, 28 Western Reserve University, 5, 30,

Washington family ....................223 40, 65, 220, 242; Bulletin, cited, 155;

Washington Territory .................296 School of Medicine ...................412

Washita, Battle of...................... 91 Western States .........................389

Watch .................. ................9 Westmoreland Co., Penna .... 15, 46, 361

Waterford twp., Washington Co., O., Westward movement ................46, 99

population study of, 11-2, 14, 17, 22, Wetherell, Dr. E. C..............340, 344

25, 27, 37. Wetzel, Lew ...........................18

Waterhouse, Benjamin ...............330-1 Wetzel family ......................... 39

Waters, A. B ........................... 25 Weygandt, M. ........................247-8

Watertown twp., Washington Co., O., Wharf family ........................... 35

population study of, 11-2, 14, 17, 22, Wheeler, Dr. John ...................343-4

25, 27, 37. Whetstone (Olentangy) River........78, 83

Watkins, L. H. & Co., cited ..........20 Whig Party ..............88, 164, 210, 300

Watson, Samuel ................177-8, 360 Whig-Republican Club ................400

W atts, Prof. A. S......................228 W hipple, Ann E........................ 32

Wayne, Anthony, cited ................ 43 Whipple, Eliza ........................32-3

Wayne Co., O., Swiss in ..........283, 285 Whipple, Levi .........................33

Wayne County Medical Association...372 Whiskey Insurrection of 1794.........101

Wayne, Fort (Indiana) ................297 White, Addison, case of ................169

Waynesburg, Pa., College ........261, 314 White, George .......................... 2

Weaver, C. L ......................228, 231 White, William Allen ............98-9, 309

Webber, James ......................... 30 White River (Indiana) ................297-8

Webster, Daniel ..................88, 211 White Water Canal ....................380

Webster, Dr. Elias ......................342 Whitman, Dr. Marcus ..................296

Webster, Dr. William ...................342 Whitman, Walt ........................76

Weed, Merrill ..........................305 Whitman expedition ...................102

Weidenthal, Leo .......................131 Whitney, Eli ...........................252

Weidenthal, Maurice ...................131 Whittlesey, William A................. 23

Weise, Albert ..........................115 Who's Who in America, cited..........318

Weiser, Conrad ........................100 Wickes, Thomas .......................25

Weisenburger, Prof. F. P., cited..5-6, 276 Wickham, Harvey ..................... 70

Weld, Angelina Grimke ................303 Wild flowers ..........................96-7

Weld, Theodore D................59, 303-4 "Wild West" ..........................89

Wellington, Oberlin, case of ........... 169 Wilkesville, O. .........................232

Wellington, O. .........................357 Wilkinson, Gen. James ............... 43

W ellsburg, Va. .........................171 W illiams, C. D. ....................343, 345

Welsh, 104, 403; in Cleveland..........130 Williams, Charles J. B................355

Welty, Barbara ........................287 Williams, H. Z. & Bro., cited

Wesley twp., Washington Co., O., ....................10-1, 18-21, 28, 30, 33

population study of, 11-2, 14, 17, 22, Willis, Cornelia .......................214

27, 37. Willoughby Medical School ............364

Wesselhoeft, Dr. Conrad ..............339 Willson, Jeremiah .....................25

Wessen, Ernest J .......................247 W ilson, George ........................369

West, 2, 5, 8-9, 22, 192-3, 219, 264, Wilson, Joshua L ......................267

296, 340-1, 395, 408; Finns in, 151, Wilson, Thomas, cited ................120

153; religion in, 261-7; culture in, Wilson, Dr. Thomas Bellerby......... 338

261-7; cholera in ......................381 Wilson, William .......................298

West Indies ........................17, 162 Wilson, Woodrow..........254-5, 258, 309

W est Jefferson, O ......................353 Winchester .............................313

West Union, O .........................161 Windsor, Conn ........................389

West Virginia, 16; cholera in..........382 Winter, Dr. Arthur ..................130

Westcott, Anna Drake ..................191 Winter, Nevin Otto, cited ..............175

Western College for Women ..........72-4 Wintrich, Max Anton, 355; hammer..359

Western College of Homeopathy ......346 Wisconsin, 163, 266; University.106, 246

Western Episcopalian ..................200 Wisconsin Archaeologist, cited.........118

Western Homeopathic College ..........343 Wisconsin Domesday Book ............245

Western Journal of Medicine and Sur- Wisconsin Historical Society .........245

gery .................... ....... . 364W isman, Frank ........................229

Western Journal of the Medical and Witt, Orange ..........................173

Physical Sciences, 364; cited........360 Witte, L. H .............................346

Western Lancet, 318, 349, 352, 355; Wittke, Carl, 103-6; cited..............133

cited ...................................360 Wocher .................................358

Western Law Journal, cited.........178-80 Woestemeyer, Ina Faye ............99-100

Western Luminary .....................267 Wolf, Howard .........................89

GENERAL INDEX 445

Wolf, Ralph F ........................87-9 Wyman, Dr. Merrill .................. 354

Wolfe, H. Preston ...............224, 247-8 Wythe Co., Va ..........................202

Wolfe, Gen. James ..................41, 45 Wytheville, Va...........................202

Wolfley, Dr. Louis A ................268-75

Wolfram, Charles J ....................145 Xenia, O. ............................. 232

Women's and Children's Dispensary, Xenia Sprigs .........................204

Cleveland .............................346

Women's Hospital, Cleveland ........346 Yale University ..........72, 316, 363, 405

Wood, Nathan and Margaret ...........318 Yankees, 1, 5-6, 8, 10-1, 13, 21-2, 24-6,

Wood, Thomas, M.D....................318 28-31, 33-6, 88-40, 90, 300.

Woodbridge, Dudley ..............53, 172 Ylijarvi, Peter .........................150

Woodbridge, William ..........2, 25, 172 York Co., Penna ...................... 18

Woodbridge family, 25; letters .......... 1 Yorktown ............................43, 78

Woodbury, cited ......................268 Youghiogheny River ................. 15, 20

Woodman, R. H ........................70 Young, Mrs. Anna ....................230

Woofendale, Robert ...................386 Young, Arthur, cited .................147

W ooster, David ........................ 214 Young, Brigham ......................300

Wooster, O. ............................247 Young, Dr. Daniel S ..................321

Wooster twp., Washington Co., O.... 37 Young, Mrs. Sidney ..................228

Worcester, Mass., Spy, cited, 1; Fes- Young, Dr. T. C........................357

tival ................................... 73 Youngstown, O., Finns in, 153-4; Vin-

Work Projects Administration, 227, dicator ................................233

233, 307-8; Museum projects, 225, Ysaye, Eugen .......................... 74

231; Library activities.................235

World War, 2, 103, 135-6, 143, 279; Zane family ............................ 18

German-American newspapers in, Zanesville, O ............ 6, 161, 230, 369

133; Industrial mobilization for...249-61 Zara, Louis .........................409-11

Wormley, T. G................... 349-51, 360 Zeigler, Major David .................. 18

Worthington, Eleanor Swearingen ....216 Zeisberger, Rev .................240, 297

Worthington, Thomas, 216, 232; cited, Zeller, Samuel ..........................296

45, 50, 54, 56, 166; Papers ............232 Zepp, Erwin C .........................225

Worthington, O., 325-6; College ......325 Zimmerly, Elizabeth ..... ............ 287

W right, Elizur, Jr ...................... 304 Zionists .................................144

Wright, Dr. Guy W....................364 Zipf, C. H ..............................229

Wrong's Conquest of New France, Zoar community ........................265

cited ...................................102 Zurich ..................................356

Wunderlich, Karl Reinhold August ..353 Zwiazkowiec ............................131

Wyandotte Caves, Okla.........113-4, 121 Zwingli .................................282

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