Ohio History Journal

INDEX TO MATERIALS FOR THE STUDY OF

OHIO HISTORY

Compiled by WILLIAM D. OVERMAN

Introduction

In 1918 the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society

published a "Bulletin of Source Material for the Study of Ameri-

can History, as found in the Publications of the Society, covering

Volumes 1-26, inclusive."

Because of a growing interest in state and local history and

in the enlarged educational program of the Ohio State Archaeolog-

ical and Historical Society, and ever-increasing demands for

information and materials, the Society is presenting this "Index

to Materials for the Study of Ohio History" which is not only

a very complete revision of the original bulletin, but an index

covering the complete series of publications of the Society and

the QUARTERLY to date.

The original bulletin was prepared by E. F. Warner, at that

time high school inspector for the Ohio State Department of

Public Instruction. This index has been prepared by Dr. Wil-

liam D. Overman, curator of history and archivist of the Ohio

State Archaeological and Historical Society.

Sets of the publications of the Ohio State Archaeological and

Historical Society can be found in most of the public libraries

of the State and in many of the school libraries. Taken as a

whole these publications constitute a veritable storehouse of his-

torical material relating to the State. More and more the value

of the study of state and local history is being recognized and this

index has been prepared for the primary purpose of aiding the

teachers of American history in our Ohio schools in selecting

material and assigning readings more easily. Its use will enable

the teacher to arouse a greater interest in the subject by giving

local color to many of the great events of the past, and by cor-

relating Ohio history with national and world history.

HARLOW LINDLEY

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INDEX TO MATERIALS                 139

Aboriginal Man in Ohio

Cowen, Benjamin R., The Conquest of the Indian, XIV,

139-47.

Easton, J. A., American Aborigines and their Social Cus-

toms, XVI, 421-44.

Farrar, William M., The Moravian Massacre, III, 276-300.

Fowke, Gerard, Aboriginal Stone Implements, The Manu-

facture and Use of, II, 485-502.

Popular Errors in Regard to Mound Build-

ers, II, 362-82.

Greenman, Emerson F., Exploration of the Coon Mound and

an Analysis of the Adena Culture,

XLI, 369-523.

Hulbert, Archer B., ed., The History of the Northern Amer-

ican Indians, by David Zeis-

berger, XIX, 1-189.

Indian Thoroughfares of Ohio,

VIII, 264-95.

MacLean, J. P., Ancient Works of Marietta, XII, 37-66.

Mills, William C., Excavations of Adena Mound, X, 452-79.

The Feurt Mounds and Village Site,

XXVI, 305-449.

Flint Ridge, XXX, 91-161.

Moorehead, Warren K., A Description of Fort Ancient, IV,

362-77.

The Indian Tribes of Ohio, VII,

1-109.

Logan, Tecumseh, the Shawnee In-

dians, XXXVI, 78-91.

Notestein, Wallace, The Western Indians in the Revolution,

XVI, 269-91.

Overman, Henry W., Fort Hill, 1, 260-4.

Putnam, F. W., Importance of Study of Archaeology in

Ohio, I, 55-60.

Randall, Emilius O., Pontiac's Conspiracy, XII, 410-37.

140   OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Shetrone, Henry C., Exploration of the Campbell Island

Village Site and the Hine Mound

and Village Site, XXXII, 435-67.

Exploration of the Ginther Mound,

XXXIV, 154-68.

Exploration of the Hopewell Group

of Prehistoric Earthworks, XXXV,

5-227.

and Greenman, E. F., Exploration of

the Seip Group of Prehistoric

Earthworks, XL, 343-509.

Exploration of the Wright Group of

Prehistoric Earthworks, XXXIII,

341-58.

The Indian in Ohio, XXVII, 273-510.

Some Ohio Caves and Rock Shelters

Bearing Evidence of Human Oc-

cupancy, XXXVII, 1-34.

Taylor, Edward L., Monuments to Historic Indian Chiefs,

IX, 1-31.

The Ohio Indians, VI, 72-94.

Wright, G. Frederick, Report on the Present Conditions of

Mounds and Earthworks of Ohio,

1, 341-8.

Explorations and Expeditions

Bonnecamp's Journal, 1749, XXIX, 397-423.

Keeler, Lucy E., Bradstreet's Expedition, XIII, 200-1.

Lambing, A. A., ed., Celoron's Journal, XXIX, 335-96.

Marshall, O. H., De Celoron's Expedition to the Ohio in

1749, XXIX, 424-50.

Randall, Emilius O., Bienville's French Expedition, X, 400.

Reeve, J. C., Henry Bouquet, XXVI, 489-506.

Slocum, Charles E., Sieur de La Salle, French Explorer, XII,

107-13.

Taylor, Edward L., La Salle's Route down the Ohio, XIX,

382-92.

INDEX TO MATERIALS                 141

French and English Rivalries

Amos, J. O., The Village of Loramie, XVII, 9-21.

Bigot, William, Loramie and Pickawillany, XVII, 1-9.

Bulkley, John M., Early French Settlements on the Great

Lakes, XXII, 341-8.

Hinsdale, Burke A., Western Land Policy of the British Gov-

ernment, I, 207-29.

Hunter, W. H., Dunmore's War, XI, 93-102.

Keeler, Lucy E., Old Fort Sandusky and the de Lery Port-

age, XXI, 345-78.

McFarland, R. W., Forts Loramie and Pickawillany, VIII,

479-86.

Randall, Emilius O., Clark's Conquest of the Northwest,

XII, 67-94.

Dunmore's War, The, XI, 167-97.

Expedition of George Rogers Clark,

X, 412-4.

French and English Competition, X,

103-5.

The French Expedition, XVI, 482-4.

The Northwest under Three Flags,

X, 101-18.

Under the French Flag, X, 397-8.

The American Revolution

Butterfield, Consul W., History of Fort Laurens,VI, 393-401.

Clark, George Rogers, Extract from letter relative to the

Campaign of 1780, XXII, 500-1.

Graham, A. A., The Military Posts, Forts and Battlefields

within the State of Ohio, III, 300-11.

Hunter, W. H., The Battle of Point Pleasant, XI, 93-102.

Lochry's Expedition, VI, 384-8.

Notestein, Wallace, The Western Indians in the Revolution,

XVI, 269-91.

Randall, Emilius O., Fort Laurens--Its Site and Siege, XVII,

493-9.

142    OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Ohio in Early History and During the

Revolution, X, 395-434.

Ohio's Part in the American Revolution,

XI, 102-7.

Sessions, Juliette, Campaigns of the Revolution, XIV, 39-59.

Early Settlements

Cowen, Benjamin R., Five Centers of Original Settlement in

Ohio, X, 9-20.

Cox, Joseph, The Building of the State, II, 143-65.

Dawes, E. C., The Ohio Company, IV, 1-29.

Hunter, W. H., Pennsylvania Influence upon Ohio, XII,

287-309.

Parsons, Mira Clarke, Historic Worthington, XIII, 71-82.

Randall, Emilius O., Diverse Settlements in Ohio, X, 422-5.

Location of Site of Ohio Capital, XXV,

210-34.

Rice, William H., The Rev. John Heckewelder (References

to Schoenbrun and Gnadenhutten),

VII, 314-8.

Vance, John L., French Settlement at Gallipolis, III, 45-81.

Territorial Period

Arnett, Benjamin W., The Northwest Territory, VIII, 433-

64.

Bond, Beverley W., The Old Northwest to Eastern Eyes,

XXXVIII, 542-55.

Cox, Isaac J., The Indian as a Diplomatic Factor in the

History of the Old Northwest, XVIII,

542-65.

Cutler, William P., Ordinance of 1787, I, 10-37.

Downes, Randolph C., Thomas Jefferson and the Removal

of Gov. St. Clair in 1802, XXXVI,

62-77.

Galbreath, Charles B., The Ordinance of 1787, Its Origin and

Authorship, XXXIII, 111-75.

INDEX TO MATERIALS                 143

Gilmore, W. E., Ordinance of 1787, XIV, 148-57.

Hanna, W. S., Indian Boundary Line (Greenville), XIV,

158-64.

Hunt, Samuel F., General Anthony Wayne and the Battle of

Fallen Timbers, IX, 214-37.

St. Clair's Defeat, VIII, 373-96.

Irvin, Thomas, Harmar's Campaign, XIX, 393-6.

St. Clair's Defeat; ed. by Frazer E. Wilson.

X, 378-80.

Legislation of the Northwest Territory, I, 303-18, XXX,

13-53.

Randall, Emilius O., Greenville Treaty, X, 432-3.

Wayne's Expedition, X, 429-32.

Slocum, Charles E., The Origin, Description, and Service of

Fort Winchester, IX, 253-77.

Wilson, Frazer E., St. Clair's Defeat, XI, 30-43.

The Treaty of Greenville, XII, 128-59.

Winthrop Sargent's Diary, XXXIII, 237-73.

Winthrop Sargent's Journal, 1793-5, Extracts from, XXXIII,

273-82.

Ohio Lands

Dawes, E. C., The Beginning of the Ohio Company and the

Scioto Purchase, IV, 1-29.

Downes, Randolph C., The Evolution of Ohio County

Boundaries, XXXVI, 340-477.

Ohio's Squatter Governor: William

Hogland, XLIII, 273-82.

Galloway, Tod B., The Ohio-Michigan Boundary Line Dis-

pute, IV, 199-230.

Hinsdale, Burke A., The Sale of the Western Reserve, II,

450-60.

Hinsdale, Burke A., Three Important Documents Relating

to Western Land Cessions, II,

276-88

Hutchins, F. E., The Western Reserve, VII, 259-73.

144    OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

James, John H., trans., Contemporary Description of Ohio

in 1788, III, 82-108.

Knabenshue, S. S., Indian Land Cessions in Ohio, XI, 249-

55.

Laylin, Clarence D., The Firelands Grant, X, 435-50.

McFarland, R. W., The Ludlow Line (Virginia Military

District), XIII, 278-80.

McGrane, Reginald C., The Evolution of the Ohio-Erie

Boundary, XXII, 326-39.

Martzolff, Clement L., Land Grants for Education in Ohio

Valley States, XXV, 59-70.

Zane's Trace, XIII, 297-331.

Mendenhall, Thomas C., Boundary Line between Ohio and

Indiana, and between Ohio and

Michigan, IV, 127-98.

Randall, Emilius O., Survey of Seven Ranges (Map), XXI,

466-7.

Ryan, Daniel J., The Scioto Company and Its Purchase, III,

109-40.

Taylor, Edward L., Refugees to and from Canada and the

Refugee Tract, XII, 219-41.

Vinton, Samuel F., Argument Concerning Boundary Line

between Ohio and Virginia, IV,

67-126.

Ohio Becomes a State

Act of Congress Recognizing the State of Ohio, V, 163-4.

Ryan, Daniel J., Constitution of the State of Ohio, V, 132-53.

From Charter to Constitution, V, 1-164.

Journal of the First Constitutional Conven-

tion, V, 80-132.

Sloane, Rush R., When Did Ohio Become a Sovereign State?

IX, 278-302.

Pioneer Life

Bareis, George F., The Pioneer Cabin in History of Madi-

son Township, XI, 259-61.

Bushnell, Ebenezer, Pioneer Life on the Reserve, IX, 321-5.

Clark, Mrs. A. O., The Pioneer Women, IX, 354-9.

INDEX TO MATERIALS                  145

Curtis, Henry B., Pioneer Days in Central Ohio, I, 243-54.

Draper Manuscripts, Andrew Poe's Encounter with the In-

dians, XXII, 492-9.

Janney, J. J., ed., Narrative of the Capture of Abel Janney

by the Indians in 1782, VIII, 465-73.

King, I. F., Dress and Habits of the Pioneers, X, 174-5.

The Typical Log Cabin, X, 175-7.

Lapham, Increase A., Early Days in Ohio (a diary), XVIII,

43-53.

Rogers, Thomas, Reminiscences of a Pioneer, ed. by C. L.

Martzolff, XIX, 190-227.

Accounts of Travelers

Howe, Henry, Historic Travels, 1840-47, II, 419-49.

Peeke, Hewson L., Charles Dickens in Ohio in 1842,

XXVIII, 72-82.

Prince, Benjamin F., Early Journeys to Ohio, XXX, 54-70.

Rev. Paul Henkel's Journal, ed. by C. L. Martzolff, XXIII,

162-218.

Smith, Guy-Harold, Washington's Camp Sites on the Ohio

River, XLI, 1-19.

Twiss, George H., ed., Journal of Cyrus P. Bradley (1835),

XV, 207-70.

Venable, William H., Some Early Travelers and Annalists

of the Ohio Valley, I, 230-42.

War of 1812

Bulkley, John M., The River Raisin Monuments, XV, 141-54.

Cady, John F., Western Opinion and the War of 1812,

XXXIII, 427-76.

Compton, H. W., The Siege of Fort Meigs, X, 315-30.

Cox, Isaac J., Significance of Perry's Victory, XIX, 460-6.

Galbreath, Charles B., The Battle of Lake Erie in Ballad

and History, XX, 415-56.

Graham, A. A., The Military Posts, Forts and Battlefields

within the State of Ohio, III, 300-11.

Haynes, Julia M., Fremont in History, X, 49-66.

146    OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Keeler, Lucy E., The Centennial of Croghan's Victory,

XXIII, 1-33.

The Croghan Celebration, XVI, 1-105.

The Siege of Fort Meigs, XXIII, 34-48.

Kennedy, Robert P., Hull's Trace or Trail, XXIV, 583-7.

Mack, Mrs. J. T., The Battle of Lake Erie, X, 38-45.

Ohio in the War of 1812, articles from a contemporary

newspaper, XXVIII, 286-368.

Randall, Emilius O., Notes on Perry's Victory, XXII, 476-80.

Saliers, Earl A., The Siege of Fort Meigs, XVIII, 520-41.

Wright, G. Frederick, The Centennial of Perry's Victory,

XXIII, 49-80.

Slavery Agitation

Burroughs, Wilbur G., Oberlin's Part in the Slavery Con-

flict, XX, 269-334.

Galbreath, Charles B., Anti-slavery Movement in Columbi-

ana County, XXX, 355-95.

Ohio's Fugitive Slave Law, XXXIV,

216-40.

Graham, A. A., An Early Abolition Colony, and Its Founder,

IV, 30-43.

Hunter, W. H., A Manumitted Slave Colony, VI, 274-85.

Knabenshue, S. S., The Underground Railroad, XIV, 396-

403.

Koch, Felix J., Marking the Old "Abolition Holes," XXII,

308-18.

Where did Eliza Cross the Ohio? XXIV,

588-90.

Prince, Benjamin F., The Rescue Case of 1857, XVI, 292-

309.

Sheppard, Thomas J., An Abolition Center, XIX, 265-8.

Siebert, Wilbur H., A Quaker Section of the Underground

Railroad in Northern Ohio, XXXIX,

479-502.

The Underground Railroad in Ohio,

IV, 44-63.

INDEX TO MATERIALS                 147

Walsh, Annetta C., Three Anti-slavery Newspapers, XXXI,

172-212.

Watts, Ralph M., History of the Underground Railroad in

Mechanicsburg, XLII, 209-54.

Wilson, Charles J., The Negro in Early Ohio, XXXIX, 717-

68.

Wright, Florence B., A Station on the Underground Rail-

road, XIV, 164-9.

Ohio in the Mexican War

Ryan, Daniel J., Ohio in the Mexican War, XXI, 277-95.

The Civil War

Adams, Jacob, Diary of, 1861-5, XXXVIII, 627-721.

Burroughs, Wilbur G., Oberlin in the Civil War, XX, 315-34.

Curry, W. L., Ohio Generals and Field Officers in Civil War,

XXIII, 306-11.

Donavin, S. K., The Opening Scenes of the Rebellion, IX,

125-196.

McFarland, R. W., The Morgan Raid in Ohio, XVII, 243-6.

Peeke, Hewson L., Johnson's Island, XXVI, 470-6.

Randall, Emilius O., John Morgan Raid in Ohio, XVII,

48-59.

Weber, L. J., Morgan's Raid, XVIII, 79-104.

Wittke, Carl, The Ninth Ohio Volunteers, XXXV, 402-17.

Politics and Parties

Cheetham, Jean D., The Governors of Ohio, 1803-1903,

XIII, 88-9.

Clonts, Forrest W., The Political Campaign in 1875 in Ohio,

XXXI, 38-97.

Gadsby, George M., Political Influence of Ohio Pioneers,

XVII, 193-6.

Henshaw, Leslie, The Aaron Burr Conspiracy in the Ohio

Valley, XXIV, 121-37.

Holt, Edgar A., Party Politics in Ohio, 1840-50, XXXVII,

439-591; XXXVIII, 47-182; 260-402.

148    OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Moore, Clifford H., Ohio in National Politics, 1865-1896,

XXXVII, 220-427.

Price, Erwin H., The Election of 1848 in Ohio, XXXVI,

188-311.

Roseboom, Eugene H., Ohio and the Presidential Election of

1824, XXVI, 153-224.

Sessions, Juliette, Ohio and the Nation since the Civil War,

XXV, 146-56.

Shilling, D. C., Woman's Suffrage in the Constitutional Con-

vention of Ohio, XXV, 166-74.

Smith, Donnal V., Salmon P. Chase and the Election of

1860, XXXIX, 515-607; 769-844.

Webster, Homer J., Democratic Party Organization in the

Northwest, 1824-1840, XXIV, 1-120.

Yager, Elizabeth F., The Presidential Campaign of 1864 in

Ohio, XXXIV, 548-89.

Education

Bossing, Nelson L., The History of Educational Legislation

in Ohio from 1851-1925, XXXIX,

78-219; 223-399.

Boyd, W. W., Secondary Education in Ohio before 1840,

XXV, 118-34.

Centennial of Miami University, The, XVIII, 322-44.

Cutler, Sarah J., The Coonskin Library, XXVI, 58-77.

Dunn, W. Ross, Education in Territorial Ohio, XXXV,

322-79.

Eckelberry, Roscoe H., An Early Proposal for a State Poly-

technic School, XXXIX, 400-10.

Ellis, Alston, Samuel Lewis, Progressive Educator, XXV,

71-87.

Gard, William L., European Influence on Early Western

Education, XXV, 23-35.

Hart, Albert B., Westernization of New England, XVII,

259-74.

Hinsdale, Burke A., The History of Popular Education on

the Western Reserve, VI, 35-58.

INDEX TO MATERIALS                 149

Hubbell, George A., Horace Mann and Antioch College,

XIV, 12-27.

McAlpine, William, The Origin of Public Education in Ohio,

XXXVIII, 409-47.

Martzolff, Clement L., Land Grants for Education in the

Ohio Valley States, XXV, 59-70.

Ohio University, XIX, 411-45.

Miller, Edward A., The History of Educational Legislation

in Ohio, XXVII, 1-271.

Rouse, Mrs. S. D., A Forgotten Educational Experiment,

XXV, 88-117.

Sherzer, Jane, Higher Education of Women in the Ohio Val-

ley previous to 1840, XXV, 1-22.

Shilling, D. C., Pioneer Schools and Schoolmasters, XXV,

36-51.

Storey, Russell M., The Rise of the Denominational College,

XXV, 52-8.

Religion

Archer, W. B., First Catholic Church in Ohio, XXIV,

226-30.

Bradford, J. E., The Centennial Churches of the Miami Val-

ley, XXV, 234-57.

Cornwell, Mrs. I. D., Influences of Early Religious Litera-

ture in the Ohio Valley from 1815-

50, XXV, 203-10.

Davis, Harold E., Religion in the Western Reserve, 1800-25,

XXXVIII, 475-501.

Dickinson, C. E., The First Church Organization (in Mari-

etta), II, 280-98.

Edwards, Martha L., Ohio's Religious Organization and the

War, XXVIII, 208-24.

King, I. F., The Introduction of Methodism in Ohio, X,

165-219.

Langhurst, Winfred B., The Puritanic Influence in the North-

west Territory, 1788-1803, XLII,

409-45.

150    OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Long, Byron R., Joseph Badger, the First Missionary to the

Western Reserve, XXVI, 1-42.

Isaac N. Walter, Pioneer Preacher of Ohio,

XXIV, 187-225.

MacLean, J. P., The Kentucky Revival and Its Influence on

the Miami Valley, XII, 242-286.

Mobbing the Shakers of Union Village, XI,

108-33.

Origin, Rise, Progress and Decline of the

Whitewater Community of Shakers in

Hamilton County, Ohio, XIII, 401-43.

The Shaker Community of Warren County,

X, 251-304.

Shaker Mission to the Shawnee Indians,

XI, 215-29.

The Society of Shakers (Cleveland, Ohio),

IX, 32-116.

Martzolff, Clement L., Early Religious Movements in Mus-

kingum Valley, XXV, 183-90.

Lutheranism in Perry County, Ohio,

XXVIII, 375-95.

Moravian Records, ed. by A. B. Hulbert and W. N.

Schwarze, XVIII, 199-226; XXI, 1-115.

Mortimer, Benjamin, The Ohio Frontier in 1812, Diary of

an Indian Congregation, XXII, 205-

66.

Schlup, Emil, The Wyandot Mission, XV, 163-81.

Smith, H. E., The Quakers, Their Migration to the Upper

Ohio, Their   Customs  and   Discipline,

XXXVII, 35-85.

Economic Development

Bognar, E. J., Blast-furnaces Operated by the Separatist So-

ciety of Zoar, Ohio, XXXIX, 503-13.

Cheetham, Jean D., State Sovereignty in Ohio, IX, 290-302.

Coover, A. B., Ohio Banking Institutions, 1803-66, XXI,

296-320.

INDEX TO MATERIALS                  151

Hockett, Homer C., Internal Improvements, 1815-25, XXV,

140-45.

Huntington, C. C., A History of Banking and Currency in

Ohio before the Civil War, XXIV,

235-540.

Huntington, P. W., A History of Banking in Ohio, XXIII,

312-22.

Keeler, Vernor D., An Economic History of the Jackson

County Iron Industry, XLII, 133-

238.

Ryan, Daniel J,, Nullification in Ohio, II, 393-401.

Stoddard, Paul W., Economic Progress in Ohio, 1800-1840,

XLI, 175-94.

Stout, Wilbur, The Charcoal Iron Industry of the Hanging

Rock District, XLII, 72-104.

Turner, Frederick J., The Place of the Ohio Valley in Amer-

ican History, XX, 32-47.

Immigrant Groups

Hunter, William H., The Influence of Pennsylvania on Ohio,

XII, 287-309.

The Pathfinders of Jefferson County,

VI, 95-313; VIII, 132-263.

Jones, W. H., Welsh Settlements in Ohio, XVI, 194-227.

Peters, Bernard, The German Pioneers, II, 52-9.

Turner, Frederick J., The Place of the Ohio Valley in Amer-

ican History, XX, 32-47.

Van Cleef, Eugene, The Finns in Ohio, XLIII, 452-60.

Vance, John L., French Settlement at Gallipolis, III, 45-81.

Wittke, Carl, Ohio's German-language Press and the Peace

Negotiations, XXIX, 49-79.

Ohio's German-language Press and the War,

XXVIII, 82-95.

Law and the Constitution

Aumann, Francis R., Development of the Judicial System of

Ohio, XLI, 195-236.

152    OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Bartlett, Ruhl J., The Struggle for Statehood in Ohio,

XXXII, 472-505.

Constitution of the State of Ohio, V, 132-54.

Hicks, Clara Belle, The History of Penal Institutions in

Ohio, XXXIII, 359-426.

Journal of the First Constitutional Convention, V, 80-132.

Mengert, Herbert R., The Ohio Workmen's Compensation

Law, XXIX, 1-49.

Ryan, Daniel J., From Charter to Constitution, V, 1-165.

Vinton, Samuel F., The Early Judiciary in Ohio, III, 141-60.

Watson, David K., The Early Judiciary, Early Laws and Bar

of Ohio, III, 141-59.

Literature

Cornwell, Mrs. I. D., Influences of Early Religious Litera-

ture in the Ohio Valley from 1815-

50, XXV, 203-10.

Galbreath, Charles B., The First Newspaper in the North-

west Territory, XIII, 332-49.

Randall, Emilius O., High Lights in Ohio Literature,

XXVIII, 255-79.

Venable, William H., Literary Periodicals of the Ohio Val-

ley, 1, 201-5.

Transportation and Communication

Dial, George W., The Construction of the Ohio Canals, XIII,

460-81.

Doerschuk, Albert N., The Last Ohio Canal Boat, XXXIV,

109-16.

Evans, Nelson W., The First Steamboat on the Ohio, XVI,

310-5.

Ewing, Thomas, Oration at the Opening of the Ohio Canal,

XXXIV, 71-88.

Galbreath, Charles B., Commencement of the Ohio Canal at

Licking Summit, XXXIV, 66-99.

George, John, Jr., The Miami Canal, XXXVI, 92-115.

Henshaw, Leslie S., Early Steamboat Travel on the Ohio

River, XX, 378-402.

INDEX TO MATERIALS                  153

Hulbert, Archer B., The Ohio River, XX, 220-35.

The Old National Road, IX, 405-519.

Kayler, R. S., Ohio Railroads, IX, 189-92.

King, I. F., Flat Boating on the Ohio River, XXVI, 78-81.

Martzolff, Clement L., Zane's Trace, XIII, 297-331.

Parsons, Mira Clarke, John Fitch, Inventor of Steamboats,

VIII, 397-408.

Perkins, George, The Ohio Canal: An Account of Its Com-

pletion to Chillicothe, XXXIV, 597-604.

Press Notices of Governor Clinton's Visit to Ohio at the

Opening of the Ohio Canal, XXXIV, 100-8.

Sibley, William G., Old Ohio River Steamboat Days, XLI,

86-97.

Stecker, H. Dora, Constructing a Navigation System in the

West, XXII, 16-27.

Taylor, Edward L., Water Highways and Carrying Places,

XIV, 356-95.

Travis, Irven, Muskingum Pilots, XXVI, 477-88.

Ohio in the World War

Battle of Picardy, The Narratives of Three Ohio Soldiers,

XXX, 6-12.

Benton, Elbert J., The Cleveland World War Machine,

XXXVIII, 448-74.

Edwards, Martha L., Ohio Religious Organizations and the

War, XXVIII, 208-24.

Siebert, Wilbur H., The Ohio State University in the World

War, XXXI, 142-62.

Wittke, Carl, Ohio's German-language Press and the Peace

Negotiations, XXIX, 49-79.

Ohio's German-language Press and the War,

XXVIII, 82-95.

Historic Characters in Ohio History

Atwater, Caleb, by C. L. Martzolff, XIV, 247-71.

Blennerhassett, Harman, by E. O. Randall, I, 127-63.

Boone, Daniel, by W. A. Galloway, XIII, 263-77.

Brown, John, by C. B. Galbreath, XXX, 184-289.

154    OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Chase, Salmon P., by J. B. Foraker, XV, 311-40.

Chase, Salmon P., by A. M. Schlesinger, XXVIII, 119-61.

Cornstalk, Sketch of, in Draper MSS., XXI, 245-262.

Crawford, Colonel William, by J. H. Anderson, VI, 1-34.

Cresap, Colonel Thomas, by Mrs. Mary Louise (Cresap)

Stevenson, X, 146-64.

Croghan, George, by C. R. Williams, XII, 375-409.

Custer, General George A., by R. M. Voorhees, XV, 341-53.

Dickens, Charles, In Ohio in 1842, by H. L. Peeke, XXVIII,

72-81.

Ewing, Thomas, Autobiography, XXII, 126-204.

Giddings, Joshua R., by B. E. Long, XXVIII, 1-47.

Grant, U. S., by John Beatty, XI, 232-45.

Hammond, Charles, The First Great Journalist of the Old

Northwest, by Francis P. Weisenberger, XLIII, 340-427.

Hayes, R. B., by Washington Gladden, IV, 338-61.

Heckewelder, John, by W. H. Rice, VII, 314-48.

Hinsdale, Burke A., by H. E. Davis, XLI, 241-83.

"Johnny Appleseed" (John Chapman), by A. J. Baughman,

IX, 303-17.

Kenton, Simon, by R. W. McFarland, XIII, 1-39.

Kenton, Simon, and Cridland, T. W.; Pioneers, by W. D.

McKinney, XXXIV, 117-31.

Lafayette's Visit to the Ohio Valley States, by C. B. Gal-

breath, XXIX, 163-266.

Lafayette, Here Is, by J. M. Weed, XLIII, 441-51.

LaSalle, by C. E. Slocum, XII, 107-13.

Leatherlips, The Wyandot Chief, by W. L. Curry, XII, 30-6.

Lincoln and Ohio, by Daniel J. Ryan, XXXII, 7-281.

Little Turtle, by N. B. C. Love, XVIII, 115-48.

Logan and the Logan Elm, by Howard Jones, XXXII, 315-27.

Logan, Chief of the Mingoes, Draper MSS., ed. by R. G.

Thwaites, XX, 137-75.

Putnam, Rufus, by George F. Hoar, II, 28-46.

Rarey, John S., by Sara L. Brown, XXV, 487-539.

St. Clair, General Arthur, by Albert Douglas, XVI, 455-76.

St. Clair, General Arthur, by Theresa V. P. Krull, XLIII,

257-72.

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Sargent, Winthrop, by C. S. Sargent, XXXIII, 229-36.

Sargent, Winthrop, by B. H. Pershing, XXXV, 583-602.

Sherman, John, by G. U. Harn, XVII, 309-36.

Tarhe, The Crane, by Basil Meek, XX, 64-73.

Tarhe, The Crane, by Emil Schlup, XIV, 132-8.

Tecumseh and his Descendants, by C. B. Galbreath, XXXIV,

143-53.

Tecumseh, the Shawnee Chief, by E. O. Randall, XV, 418-97.

Vallandigham, C. L., by W. H. Van Fossan, XXIII, 256-67.

Washington and Ohio, by E. O. Randall, XVI, 477-501.

Washington at the Great Bend of the Ohio River, by Guy-

Harold Smith, XLI, 655-67.

Washington's Voyage on the Ohio River, by C. B. Galbreath,

XLII, 3-56.

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