INDEX TO VOLUME XXV.
A. Academies -
Female
- Concluded.
Academies
- Williams',
Mrs., School, E.
Canonsburg, 54. Williams',
Mrs chool, 6 .
Co-educational,
21.irt ins,
choo, 6.
Columbia
Female Institute, 21. First
in Ohio, 129.
Curricula
in, 1, 126, 130. Gallia,
23
Davidson,
54. Greenfield,
127.
Dayton,
127. Growth
of idea of, 119.
Discipline
at, 128. Johnson's
Choctaw, 88.
East
Liberty, 133. Lancaster,
at, 126.
Lancastrian
system in, 127.
Female
- List
of, in Ohio, before 1840, 120.
Beatty's,
at Steubenville, 13. Medina
County, in, 128.
Beck's,
Mrs., 3. Methods,
in, 131.
Beecher,
Miss, at Cincinnati, 12. New
England influence, 126, 129.
Bibliography
of, 22. Patterns
for organization, 131.
Boarding
schools in Cincinnati, 12. St.
Clairsville, 128.
Catholic,
3. Tennessee,
in, 54.
Cincinnati,
2, 9. Text
books in, 133.
Clarksville,
20. Washington,
54.
Curricula
of, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12. s
Cunty, Pineer teachers in, 49.
,\dams County, Pioneer teachers in,
49.
13,
18.
Discipline
in, 7, 15.Agriculture, 144.
Discipline
in, 7, 15. Indian
schools, in, 104.
Equipment
of, 5, 7, 9, 13, 15. Allen,
Dudley P., Bequest for historical
Expenses
at, 16.research, 160.
Episk's a, 1. Allen, William, Governor of Ohio, 445.
Heintz,
Mrs. 12Anderson, Robert C., Surveyor
Va. Mili-
Heintz,
Mrs., 12. tary
Lauds 217
Howard
College, 21.
Keats,
Mrs., 3. Archaeology-
Kentucky,
in, 2, 3, 8. Rich
Ohio finds in, 159.
La
Fayette Seminary, 8. Squier
and Davis, explorations in, 158.
Lancastrian,
4. Work
done in Ohio field, 159.
Life
at, 7, 10, 19. Articles
-
Loretto,
3. "A
Vanished Bishopric of Ohio," 540.
Lyles',
Rev. John, 2. Centennial
churches of the Miami
Martin,
54. Valley,
234.
Nashville,
Tenn., at, 6. Colonel Dick
Johnson's Choctaw
Nazareth,
Ky., 4. Academy,
88.
Organization
of, 13, 14, 15, 17, 19. Early
Newspapers in the Virginias,
Oxford
at, 17. 190.
Pestalozzi's
System, 9. Early
Religious Movements in Pitts-
Pickett's
Boarding School, 10. burg,
174.
Ryland's,
Mrs., Boarding School, European
influence on Western Edu-
12. cation,
23.
Science
in, 9. Explorations
of the Tremper Mound,
Science
Hill, 12. 263.
Slack's,
Rev., School, 6. Higher
education of women in the
Tennessee,
in, 2, 20. Ohio
Valley, 1.
Tuition,
2, 3, 8, 9. Influence
of early religious literature
Washington,
Pa., at, 20. in
Ohio Valley, 203.
(544)
Index. 545
Articles - Concluded. Baptists
- Concluded.
Land Grants for education in the Interest
in Choctaw Academy, 94.
Ohio \alley States, 59. Miami
Valley, in, 235, 243.
Location of site of Ohio Capital, 210. Missionary activity among, 91.
Monument older than the Great Pyra- Ohio
Educational Society, 55.
mids, 200. Prominent,
92.
Olio and the Nation since the Civil Barlow,
Joel, Author of Columbia, 232.
War, 140. Baum
Village, 2f6.
Ohio Iistory and National History, Bear, Mica
Effigy of, 388.
135. Teeth
used for ornament, 306.
Ohio
Valley Historical Association, Ohio,
in, 306.
oeasley, John, 217.
Pioneer Schools and Schoolmasters, Beasy, John, 217.
Beatty, Dr. John, 13.
Rarey, The Horse's Master Band Ieaver, Effigy Pipes of, 315.
Rarey, The Horse's Master and Boat
stone, shaped like, 364.
Friend, 487.
Rise of the denomi l Cebb, Gov. William, 25, 249.
Rise of the denominational College,
5R . Beetle,
Boat stone, shaped like, 3(5.
Samuel Lewis, progressive educator Ierkley' Sir
William, Newspaper on, 190.
Samuel Lewis,
progressive educator ,,
P
Birds, Effigy Pipes of, 324.
in early history of Ohio, 71. Ba re's Mse , 158.
Blackmore's Museum,
158.
Secondary education in Ohio previ- art ts found i 8.
~~ous to I40,
118. Ohio
artifacts found in, 286.
ous to lis40, 18. Boarding
Schools [See Academies.]
Some
religious movements in the Bo,
Mound Builders use, 310.
Bone, Mound Builders use, 310.
Muskingum \
alley, 183. B s B
\Voman's Suffrage in the Constitu-
tional Convention of Ohio, 1,. I Books, Bibliography on Pittsburg
Artifacts-- Churches,
182.
Banded slate, 369. Croly's
Life of IHanna, 151.
Boat-shaped stone, 364. Early
Churches, on, 257.
Bones, pierced, 386. Early
transportation, on, 209.
Broken, found in caches, -28. First in America, 206.
Caches, 283. First
in Ohio Valley, 206.
Cone-shaped, 367, 376. List
of, on Higher Education for
Copper-ear ornaments, 374. Women, 22.
Cutting tool of bone, 315. Sketches of
America, 5.
Decorated, 380. "The
Kentucky Revival," by Richard
Deer bones made into, 316. M'Nemar, 542.
Diamond-shaped tablet, 386. Trollop's (Mrs.)
Domestic Manners
Effigy, 287. of
Americans, 9.
Flint knives and gravers, 390. Book Reviews -
Laurentian slate, 382. "The Great Revival in the West,
Mica, 388. 1795-1805,"
542.
Paint Cup, 379. "The
Mythology of All Races," 543.
Painted, 379. Brown,
John, Samuel Davis contrasted
Spear-point, 280. with, 76.
Stone ear ornaments, 375. Bryan, W. J., 152.
Stone plate, 378. Burns,
J. J., Pioneer, on, 48.
Tablets, 380. Butler
County, Pioneer Churches in, 248.
Tremper Mound, in, 282, 285. Butler, Gen., drives
squatters from
Reel-shaped ornaments, 372. Ohio, 185.
Asbury, Bishop, 178, 189, 237.
C.
B. Caches,
contents of, 285.
Baker, Newton B., Hayes Memorial Ded- Mound
City, 286.
ication at, 430, 451. Pipes
found in, 285.
Baptists, Colleges founded by, 54, 55. Tremper
Mound, found in, 284.
Dissensions among, 253. Campbell,
Alexander, 92, 208.
Vol. XXV- 35
546 Index.
Campbell, Jas., E.
Hayes, Mem. Ded. at, Churches,
etc.- Concluded.
430, 469. "Old
Round," 177.
Canals, affect food
prices, 143. Penn
donates land to, 176, 177.
Falls at Louisville,
at, 142. Pioneer
architecture of, 253.
System of, 141. Presbyterians
in Pittsburg, 180.
Value of, 143. Presbyterian,
89.
Canton, political
pilgrimages to, 152. Quakers,
188.
Capital, contest in
legislature over lo- Shaker
movement, 246.
cation, 226. Tapscott
Baptist, 252.
Contract for
buildings, 223. 'Two Horn," 187, 254.
Cost of buildings
for, 234. United
Presbyterian, 178, 247, 249.
Legislative
filibustering, 228. Welsh,
26, 28.
Removed to Columbus,
234. Whiskey
at raising of building, 253.
Second commission
selected to locate, Cincinnati,
Academies, female, at, 2, 6,
231. 9,
10.
Capitol, Ohio's
first, 219. Christening
of, 213.
Cartwright, Peter,
208. College
of teachers, 43
Catholics, first in
Ohio, 1S9, 540. First
church in, 236.
College of, 56. Hayes
Iligh School in, 79.
Femiale academy of,
34. Incorporation
act for, 215.
Chapman, John, 208. l.ancastrian
schools at, 4, 40.
Chase, Bishop
Philander, 55. Aounds
in, 260.
Chiefs, Captain Pipe,
211. Religious
institutions in, 209.
Chillicothe, Capital
of Ohio, 216. Schools,
graded, in, 39, 45, 48.
Incorporation Act
for, 215. Territorial
legislature at, 215.
Territorial
legislation at, 215. Woodward
High School, 79.
Settlement of, 213.
Settlement of,
213. Circleville,
Applicant for state capital,
Choctaw Academy, Abandonment
of, 116. 224
Daily routine of, 99.
Discipline of, 98. Civil
service, 148.
Government
investigation of, 112. Clay,
pipestone, 264.
Government provides
for, 96. Coal
mining, early, 197.
Location of, 94. Colleges,
Allegheny, 55.
Organization of, 95. Asbury,
55.
Recreation days at,
108. Baptist,
55.
Christians
[Denominational] Miami \al- Catholics
found, 56.
ley in, 243. Congregationalists
found, 56.
Churches, Associate
Reformed, 249. le
Pauw, 55.
Baptist, 91, 179. Farmers'
College, 256.
Bibliography on, in
Miami Valley, 257. Franklin,
Pa., 63.
Catholic, 189, 180. Hanover,
56.
Congregationalist and
Presbyterian Kenyon,
55.
unite, 187. ITayes at,
443.
Congregationalist, at
White Water, Knox,
56.
248. Land
grants for, 67.
Description of early,
236. "Log
College," 175.
Dunkards, 252. McKendree,
55.
Early in
Muskingum Valley, 183. Methodists
found, 55.
First in N. W. Ter.,
236. Muskingum,
56.
Intolerance among,
185. )riginated
in academies, 53.
Lutheran, in
Muskingum Valley, 188. (rigin
of some, 120.
Marietta, at, 186. 0.
S. U. Hayes Hall, 465, 466, 470.
Methodist, 186. Presbyterians
found, 53, 54.
Miami Valley, of,
234, 238. Religious,
209.
Moravians, 184. St.
T.ouis University, 50.
New Jersey
Presbyterian, 252. St.
Mary's, 50.
New Light Revival
among, 243. St.
Xavier, 56.
Index. 547-
Colleges -
Concluded.
Contributors - Concluded.
Theological Seminaries connected Shilling,
D. C., 36, 166.
with, 53. Storey,
Russell M., 52.
Transylvania,
53, 69. Webster,
Homer J., 174.
University of
Pennsylvania. Cope.
Capt. Alexis, Address at Hayes'
Washington
and Jefferson, 53, 54. Mem.
Ded., 462.
Western
Reserve, 56. Copper,
Artifacts, found at Ft. Ancient,
Colleges,
denominational, 52. 371.
Beginnings
of, 52. Boat-shaped
objects, Tremper Mound,
Curriculum,
57. 365.
Financial
growth of, 56. Cones,
307.
Missionary
spirit in, 57. Corrosion
of, in mounds, 287.
Noted pioneer
leaders of, 53. Ear
ornaments of, 280, 372.
Presbyterian
activity, 55. Found
inl mounds, 286.
Columbia,
settlement of, 212. Reel-shaped
ornaments, 368.
Columbiad,
Quotation from, on state Used
for eyes in effigy pipes, 294, 297,
house, 233. 301,
305, 319, 327.
Columbus.
First councilmen of, 233. Counties,
Franklin organized, 218.
Graded
schools in, 45. Hamilton,
213.
Incorporation
of, 233. Knox,
215.
Lots sold in,
first, 231. Petitioners
for equal suffrage in 1851,
Selection of
name, 230. 168.
Selected for
state capital, 228. Ross,
213.
Survey of,
231. Secondary
schools previous to 1840,
Communism,
Educational influence of, 35. 120.
Communistic societies, Owen, Robert, Washington,
211.
by, 29. Wayne,
215.
Zoar, 29. Courts,
Early Virginia, criticized, 197.
Communistic
settlements, Girls' education Coxey's
army, 151.
in, 32. Croghan,
Major, Monument to, 432.
Kindergarten
in, 33. Crow,
Effigy pipe of, 342.
New Lanark,
30. "Cruiser"
-
New Moral
World, 31. Death
of, 539.
Congregationalists,
243. Rarey's
experience with, 497.
Colleges
founded by, 56. Some
experiences with, 510.
Constitutional
Conventions-- Taming
of, 496.
Calling of,
167. Currency,
Measures for, in Hayes' ad-
Convention of 1802, St. Clair ad- ministration, 446.
dresses,
216. Cutler,
Manasseh, 67, 186.
Convention of
1802, Woman's Suf-
frage in,
166, 167.
D
Convention of
1851.
Convention of 1912, Woman's suf- Dayton, Early
academy at, 127.
frage in,
173. Early
account of. 235.
Constitution
fixes capital, 216. Female
academies near, 1.
Contributors,
Boyd, W. W., 118. Graded
schools in, 45.
Bradford, J.
E., 136, 231. Lancastrian
school at, 40.
Brown, Sarah
Lowe, 487. Deer,
Prevalence of, 316.
Ellis,
Alston, 71. Delaware,
Applicant for state capital, 224.
Cornwell,
Irene D., 203. Denman,
Matthias, 212.
Card, Willis
L., 23. Dennison.
Gov. William, 25.
Hockett,
Homer C., 140. Detroit,
Incorporation Act for, 215.
Martzolff, C.
L., 59, 183. Dickens,
Chas., visits America, 115.
Randall, E.
O., 210, 540. 542. Didier,
Appointed American Catholic
Rouse, Mrs.
Shelley D., 88.
Bishop, 540, 542.
Sessions,
Juliette, 146. Dog,
Primitive, Ohio, 303, 3(
Sherzer,
Jane, 1. Doughty,
Major John, 212.
548 Index.
Dow, Lorenzo,
208. Educators -
Concluded.
Drake, Dr.
Daniel, 5. Ellis,
John M., 56.
Miami country
described by, 235. Giddings,
Rockwood, 55.
Dublin,
selected as site for Ohio capital, Ilolley,
Horace, 54.
220. Lewis,
Samuel, 71.
Dunmore's War,
138. McMillan,
Dr. John, 54.
DuQuesne,
Catholics at, 174. Moore,
Rev. James, 53.
Peck, John M.,
55.
Pierce, George
E., 56.
E Prominent
Ohio, 80.
Eagle, Effigy
pipe, 324. Ray,
Joseph, 79.
Earthworks,
Preservation of, 160. Smth,
Rev. Joseph, 54.
Editorialana,
540. hite, E.
E
Effigies. (See Pipes.)
Education,
Bequests to, 79.Effigies. (See Pipes.)
Books used in
schools, 97. Election
of 1876, 147.
Colonial
grants to, 61, 62. Elson,
H. W., Address of, 161.
Denominational
colleges, 52.Emerson, Ralph Waldo, Rarey on, 487,
522.
Early
libraries, 34.53
Early
movements of, 72.English, Trade in Ohio Valley, 137.
Encouragement
by legislation, 84. Episcopal
Church, Pittsburg, 177.
Episcopalians,
Colleges founded by, 55.
European
influence on early western, Episcopalians,
Colleges founded by, 55.
23. Erie
Canal, Ohio asked to help con-
European state
aid for, 60. struct,
141.
Function of
state, 59. Europe,
Educational influence from, 23.
German
influence on, 28.
Girls, for,
31.
F.
Hancock's
sketch of, in Ohio, 77.
Historic
grants to, 60. , 7. Fairfield County, Effigy pipes from,
315,
Historic
grants to, 60. 317.
Industrial,
101.317
Industrial
among Indians, 94.Farmers' Alliance, 149.
Industrial
among Indians, 94. FId
Museum, 159
Lancastrian
system of, 5, 127. Field
Museum, 159
Land grants,
59, 64, 68. Filson,
John, 37, 212
Meaning of,
23. Finley,
Rev. J. B., 189.
Micheaux on,
38. Flags,
Battle, Iayes' Mem. Bldg., in, 476.
Moravian
influence on, 28.Flint objects, 390.
Morrill Act,
Land grant to, 70. Fort
Ancient -
Ordinance of
1785, on, 66. Copper
artifacts found at, 371.
Owen's
influence on, 35. Culture
type of boulders, 362.
Penn, William,
on, 62. Foster,
Hon. John W., Letter at Hayes'
Presbyterian
control of, 55. Mem.,
458.
Quakers for,
62. Fox,
Arthur, 217.
Secondary in
Ohio, previous to 1840, Ft.
IHarmar, Erection of, 211.
118. Ft.
Lawrence, Erection of, 211.
Society for
improvement of Knowl- Franklin,
Benjamin, 64.
edge, 37. Franklin
County, First jail, 218.
Vocational,
33. Franklin,
Village of, 235, 252.
Western,
early, 23. Rarey,
John S., born in, 487.
"Western
Literary Institute and Col- Franklinton,
platted, 218.
lege of
Professional Teachers," 80. "Freeman's
Oath," 205.
Women's
higher, 1. Fremont,
O., Indian reservation at, 433.
Woodward's
High School in Cincin- Hayes'
Mem. at, 401.
nati, 79. Historic,
432.
Zoarites,
among, 29.
Zoarites,
among, 29. French,
Basis of patriotism, 164.
Educators.
(See Ministers)- Educational
influence of, 24.
Barney, H. H.,
79. Influence
of, in Ohio, 24.
Brown, Rev. Matthew, 54. Friends. (See Qlakers.)
Index. 549
G. Iayes' Memorial
Building-
Contents of,
476, 477, 478, 479, 480, 481,
Galena, Crystals of,
388. 482.
Galenite,
Artifacts from, 377.Description of, 475.
Gallagher, Wm.
Davis, Quotation from, Museum of, 481.
203. War
Relics in Museum of, 406, 476,
Gallia County,
Welsh settlements of, 27. 48 483
481, 483.
Gallipolis - Iayes'
Memorial Dedication -
Settlement at,
23. Baker,
Newton D., Address at, 451.
Proposed
Catholic diocese at, 540, 541. Campbell,
J. E., Address at, 469.
Gambier, Lord,
5. Cope,
Alexis, Address at, 462.
Garfield, J.
A., Civil service, on, 149. Distinguished
visitors at, 430.
G. A. R.
Memorial Window, Hayes, Foster,
John W., Letter at, 458.
Mem. B]dg.,
404, 419. Fremont
citizens' committee for, 403.
Garrison,
William L.- Goff,
Nathan, Letter at, 459.
Rarey, John
S., on, 487, 530. Iarding's,
Senator, Letter at, 456.
Geology,
"Father of American," 30. Tughes,
Ivor, Address at, 425.
Germans - Iayes'
Regiment at, 405.
Churches of,
252. Invitations
to, 402.
Educational
influence of, 28. I.
O. O. F. at, 419, 420.
Peters,
Barnard, on, 29. Lansing's
letter at, 457.
Gilson, Col.
John, 177. I.etters
from absentees, at, 456, 459.
Girls'
Reform School, 470. Mayor
Kinney's address of welcome,
Gist,
Christopher, Religious service on 437.
Muskingum,
184. Meek,
Basil, Address at, 470.
Goff, Nathan,
Letter at Hayes' Mem. Members
of Hayes' family at, 409.
Ded., 459. O'Hare,
Rev. E. M., Prayer at, 474.
Grant, W. S.,
Buchhorn tannery, at, 24. Organizations
represented at, 408.
Granville,
Welsh settlement at, 26. Overmeyer,
A. W., at, 460.
Great War,
165. Pomerene,
Atlee, Address at, 455.
Greenbackism,
445. Program
of, 404, 407.
Greene County,
Massie's Church in, 253. Roberts,
Rev., Prayer at, 435.
Greenville,
Early account of, 235. Schools
participate in, 404, 409.
Guernsey
County, Presbyterians in, 188. Shuman,
Rev. A. C., Address at, 418.
Society's proceedings
at, 431.
Speakers at,
408.
H. Thraves, M. G., at,
420.
White, Andrew
D., Letter at, 457.
Halstead,
Murat, Ercin4o9.
23 Williams,
Chas. R., Address at, 439.
Hamilton
County, Erection of, 213. Willis,
Governor, Address at, 411.
Ilamilton,
Early account of, 235. Wright,
G. F., Address at, 431.
Hancock, John,
Early education in Ohio, TTaes'
Memorial Library, 160.
by',~ 77~. H ~Iayes,
Rutherford B.-
Hanna, M. A.,
157. Attitude
toward presidential contro-
Election to U.
S. Senate, 155. versy,
147.
Harding,
Warren G., Letter at HIayes' Baker,
Newton D., Tribute to, 452.
Mem. Ded.,
456. Biographer
of, 408, 439.
Harmon,
Judson, 402. Civil
Service, on, 149.
Harness Mound,
Mica found in, 388. Cope's,
Capt., Tribute to, 463.
Harrison, M.
II., Headquarters at Election
contest of 1876, 446.
Franklinton,
218. Fremont,
Love for, 449.
Grave of, 150. Grave
of, 409.
Territorial
delegate to Congress, 215. Iughes,
Ivor, Tribute to, 425.
Hawk, Effigy
pipes of, 326. I.
O. O. F., member of, 424, 428.
Hayes, Lucy
Webb - Later
years of, 447.
Portrait of,
423. Lawyer,
as, 471.
Tribute to,
417, 435. Life
motto of, 448.
550 Index.
Hayes,
Rutherford B. - Concluded.
Illustrations - Continued.
Memorial to,
dedicated, 401. Beaver
boat stone, 3(;.i.
Military
services of, 444, 457. Beetle-shaped
boat stone, 365.
Optimism of, 449. Campbell,
James E., 469.
O. S. U.,
interest in, 465. Cincinnati
Mound, A,, 260.
()vermeyer,
A. W., Tribute to, 461. Cone-shaped
artifacts, 377.
Political
career of, 445, 446, 473. Cope,
Capt. .\lexis, 462.
Pomerene,
Tribute to, 445. Copper
boat stone, 366, 367.
President of
Society, 401. (opper
cones, 368.
Quotation
from, 417. Copper
ear ornaments, 374.
Sketch of,
442. 'Cruiser"
lB-idled and Untamed, 496.
Sound
currency, on, 446. Dean,
T. A., 402.
Speech
before leaving for Washing- Diamond
shaped tablet, 386.
ton, 1877,
118. Duchess of Sutherland's Note to
Tributes to,
415, 435, 441, 450, 457. Rarey,
511.
Hayes-Tilden
controversy, 147. Duke
of Athole, 519.
Iayes, Webb
C.- Duke of
Wellington's L.etter to
Bequests for
historical research, 160. Rarey,
526.
])igging first shovel of earth for East
Library Room, IIayes' Mem., 436.
Hayes' Mem.,
477. Effigy pipes
found in Tremper
Invitation
of, to 23rd O. V. I., 406. Mound
-
Spiegel
(rove, donated by, 401. Beaver, 314.
Tribute to,
435. Black
Bear, 304, 305, 306.
Heckewelder.
John, 28, 184. Bluejay,
311.
Henderson,
Thomas, 92, 116. C(row,
312.
"Hermitage,"
The. 401. Deer,
315.
Teron, Great
Blue, Effigy pipes of, 330. Eagle,
325.
Ilillsboro,
l.ancastrian school at, 40. ;ray
Fox, 302.
Ilindale,
"Section 16," on, 66. Gray
Wolf, 300, 301.
Ilistorical
Material, Collection of, 159, Great
Blue Heron, 336.
160. Hawk,
326, 327, 328.
Historical
research, Bequests given for, Indian
Dog, 303.
160. 1ingfisher,
311.
Historical
societies, Work done by, 160. Mink,
316.
History,
Definitions of, 162. Mountain
I.ion, 307, 308, 309.
l.ocal, Plan
for study of, 157. Opossum,
313.
National
character shaped by, 164. Otter,
293. 291, 295.
HIopewell,
Culture of prehistoric type, Owl,
331, 332, 333, 331.
396. Paroquet.
329.
Porcupine,
312.
ITopewell
Mound, Tablet found at, 380.
orcupie, 312.
Quail, 340.
Horses. (See Rarey, Tohn S.) Rabbi, 31.
Rabbit, 317.
Rarey's
influence over. 493.
Racco
Raccoon.
296, 297, 298. 299.
Tlugo.
Victor, Reference to, 425.
San Iil
Crae, 33.
Sand Hill
Crane, 337.
Hughes.
Thos., lequeaths High School
Songd. 313
to Cinp~~., 79. ~~Songbird. 313.
"*~to Cm~., 7,~9.
.Squirrel. 318, 319, 320.
Toad, 323.
I. Turtle. 320,
321, 322.
Wildcat.
311.
Illinois
County organized, 138. Wildca,
313
Illustratios
- Wild Duck, 338. 339.
Illustrations-
.\rtifacts
found, with an intensive Facsimile Introductory Letter for
burial, 283. Rarey,
492.
At work in
the Tremper Mound, 262. Flint
knives and graves, 390.
Autographs
of Mr. Rarey's Pupils, Flint
spear, 391.
504. Gifts
to Mr. Rarey, 510.
Baker, Hon.
N. D., 451. Grave
of President Hayes, 410.
Index. 551
Illustrations
- Concluded. Indiana
Territory organized, 215.
Graves of
Charles and Margaret Indians,
Cherokees, 111.
Rarey, 489. Education
among, 28, 93, 107, 105, 113.
Great
depository for cremated dead in Essay
on stealing, 110.
Tremper
Mound, 278. "Forks
of Scioto" at, 217.
IIayes, Lucy
Webb, 423. Harrison's
Treaty with, 218.
Hayes'
Memorial Building, 475. Johnson's
Academy for, 88.
Hayes,
Rutherford B., 399. Marietta,
at, 211.
Hayes, Webb
C., digging first earth Names
of, 96.
for Mem.,
477. Oratory
among, 110.
Hayes, Webb
C., 483. Pontiac's
Revolt, 138.
Intrusive
burials at Tremper Mound, Reservation
at Fremont, 433.
82S. Tribes
at Choctaw Academy, 95.
Lancastrian
slate tablets, 383, 385. Wars
with in 1790, 213.
Leech, John,
Letter to Rarey, 528. Wyandots,
211, 217.
Lord
Dufferin's letter to Rarey, 507.
Individualism, source of peace, 165.
Lord
Palmerston's letter to Rarey,
507. J.
Mansion built
by J. S. Rarey, 537.
Marquis of
Stafford's letter to Rarey, Jackson
Andrew, 47.
,-. 8Jackson County, 27.
528 . Jefferson
County, 50.
Medals
presented to Mr. Rarey, 524. Jefferson
County, 50.
Mica effigy
of bear, 388. Jefferson, Thomas, 12.
Jesuits, in
Ohio, 183.
()vermeyer,
A. W., 460.
O'ait Cyup,
79W., . Johnson,
Richard M., 90.
Pierced
tablets, 380, 381, 382, 380. Judiciary,
in N. W. Territory, 211.
Plain
Platform, Effigy pipes found in
Tremper
Mound, 344, 315, 316, 347,
318, 349,
350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355.
cee e e n
Plan of Tremper Mound 271.Academies,
female in, 2, 3, 8, 38.
Plan of
Tremper Mound, 271. Education,
early in, 38.
Pomerene, Atlee, 455. Education, early in, 38.
PoR erene,
Atlee, 45and C Johnson's
Choctaw Academy in, 89.
Rarey, John
S., and Cruiser, 485. Pioneer
schools in, 37.
~arey's' birthplace,
490. Pioneer schools in, 37.
Kindergarten
established, 33.
Rarey's Monument
in Groveport King, Rufus, 6, 91.
Cemetery, 538.
Reelshaped
ornaments, 369, 370, 371, Kingfisher,
Effigy pipe of, 340.
357, 33. . Knights
of the Golden IIorseshoe, 13t.
372, 373.
Rotunda to
Hayes' Mem., 416.
Section of Tremper Mound,
273.
Spiegel
Grove, 409.
LaFayette, General, visits Nashville,
Stone ear
ornaments, 375.
Tenn., 8.
Stone plate,
378. Lancaster,
Academy at, 126.
Topographic
Map of Tremper Mound, Temporary
capital at, 226.
269. Land
Ordinance of 1784, 65.
Tremper Mound,
as drawn by Land
Ordinance of 1785, 65.
Whittlesey,
266. l.ands,
confiscated from Tories, 69.
Tubular pipes
from Tremper Mound, Granted
to Transylvania University,
361, 363. 69.
Unused burial
depository, Tremper Morrill
Act grants for education, 70.
Mound, 279. "Swamp,"
70.
West Library
Room, Hayes Mem., Why
sold, 64.
472. La
Salle, 137.
Williams.
Chas. R., 440. Lansing,
Robert, 457.
Willis, Frank
B., 412. Lebanon,
early account of, 235.
Woven fabrics
from Tremper Mound, First
schools in, 39.
394, 395. Pioneer
school buildings at, 47.
Wright, G.
F., 431. Leech.
John. Famous Illustrator, 528.
552 1 nde.r.
Legislature,
Northwest Territory of, 214. Miami
Rivers, Symmes Purchase on, 312.
Lesneur,
Charles A., 34. Miami Valley,
Bibliography of early
Lewis,
Joseph T., 86. churches
in, 257.
Lewis,
Samuel, 71, 73. Churches
in, 234.
Biography
of, 74. Early
ministers in, 254.
Common
Schools, on, 81. Mica,
objects made of, found in Mounds,
Educational
work of, 84. 267,
280, 388.
First
Ohio School Superintendent, Michaux, F.
A., Kentucky education, on,
44, 50. 38.
Little
material on, 73. Militia,
creation of, 211.
Sketches of,
74. Ministers,
Asbury, Bishop, 237.
Religious
tenets of, 75. Bishop,
Robert H., 255.
Libraries,
early, 34. Cartwright,
Peter, 55.
"Paddy's
Run," 249. Catholic,
180.
Lincoln,
Abraham, 401. Clark,
John, 54.
Losantiville,
212. Collins,
John, 256.
Loyal
Legion, President Hayes member Corbly,
John, 54.
of, 463. Craighead,
Thos., 54.
Lutherans,
first in Pittsburg, 177. Dunlevy,
John, 245.
Miami
Valley, in, 243. Early,
189, 204, 208, 254.
Muskingum
Valley, in, 188. Episcopalian,
177.
Fenwick,
Bishop, 50, 189.
M. Flint,
Timothy, 207.
Maclure,
William, 30. Gard,
Stephen, 236, 254.
Madison,
James, 64. Holley,
Horace, 53.
Manchester,
settlement of, 213. Hughes,
James, 255.
Mann,
Horace, 78. Kemper,
James, 254.
Manufacturers,
encouragement of, 145. Kobber,
John, 236, 256.
Marietta,
Early churches in, 186. Lutheran,
186.
First school
in, 38. Marietta
pioneer, 187.
Indians at,
211. McCormick,
Francis, 256.
Muskingum Academy, 129. McCrady, James,
243.
Settlement
of, 211. McNemar,
Richard, 245, 247.
St. Clair
arrives at, 211. Methodist,
178.
Massie,
Nathaniel, 217. Moore,
James, 53.
Chillicothe
located by, 213. Moravian,
185.
Matthews,
Stanley, 473. Porter,
Alex., 249.
Mayo, A. D.,
118. Presbyterians,
in Pittsburgh, 175, 176.
McArthur,
Duncan, 217. Presbyterians,
noted, 54.
McGuffey,
Wm. H., 17. mith,
Joseph, 4.
McKinley,
Wm., 157. Stone,
Barton K., 245.
McMillan,
William, Territorial delegate, lice,
David, 236.
215. United
Presbyterian, 179.
McPherson,
Gen., Reference to, 415. Wilson,
Joshua, 207.
Mealing
stones, 392. Mink,
Effigy pipe of, 316.
Meek, Basil,
Address, Hayes' Mem. Ded., Missionary
Societies, 181.
at, 470. Moravians,
Historical material concern-
Memorials,
Types and care of, 401. ing,
159.
Methodists,
College founded by, 54, 55. Muskingum valley in, 184.
Early
itinerant, 189. Settlement
of, 28.
McKendree,
Bishop, 244. Morgan
county, Women submit suffrage
Miami
Valley, in, 236, 243.
petitions 1837, 169.
Pittsburg
in, 177. Morrill
Act, 70.
Miami
County, Lancastrian school in, Mound Builders, Art development of,
235. 285.
Miami River,
Area of valley of, 234. Artifacts
buried with dead, 275.
Early
churches of, 235, 238. Communal
burials of, 277.
Index. 553
Mound Builders- Concluded. Negroes,
Enfranchisement of, 167.
Communistic life of,
396. New
IIarmony, Educational influence, 35.
Cremation among, 273,
277. Noted
scholars at, 34.
Culture of, 362, 396. bettlement
at, 30.
Food of, 296, 299,
316. Newspapers,
Advertising in Early, 201.
Ilopewell culture of. 268,
285. '"CIhillicotle
Supporter," 143.
Individualistic groups
of, 396. "Cincinnati
lEquirer," 147.
Intrusive burials of,
282. "Cincinnati
Gazette," 142.
Loot taken by, 371. Collection
of files of, 160.
Masonry of, 280. Contents
of early, 195.
Ornaments of, 306, 309. Early,
in Virginia, 190, 194.
Sacred fire of, 281. Early
in West Virginia, 193.
Sacred mound of, 274. Early
press service for, 196.
Textiles of, 393. Extracts
from early, 196.
Versatility of Tremper
Group, 397. First,
west of Alleghenies, 206.
Mound City, 28i. Flint's
"Western Monthly Rcview,"
Culture of builders,
287. 10.
New Light on culture
of, 397. Gallagher,
William Davis, 207.
Mounds (See Mound City
and Tremper Governor
Berkeley on, 190.
Mound.) "Inquisitor and
Cincinnati .dver-
Adena, 362. tiser,"
141.
Age of, 260. Jefferson
interested in, 192.
Built near springs,
264. 'Kentucky
Gazette," 37.
Burial modes found in,
277. "Mlarylland
Gazette," 191.
Cincinnati in, 260. Mechanical
appearance of, 192.
Effigy, 267. Ohio,
in 1824, 206.
Effigy pipes in, 289. "Ohio
State Journal," 147.
Fire evidences in, 288. "Pandect,"
207.
Fire places found, 281. l'olitical
write-up in early, 198, 199.
Gartner village, 297. Religious,
206.
Poem on, 232. "Supporter,
The," 234.
Post moles of, 273. United
States, 1826, 206.
Relics from, in
Salisbury Museum, "Virginia
Gazette," 191.
158. "Western
Christian Advocate," 209.
Seip, 278. "Western
Luminary," 206.
Stone graves found in,
282. "It'estern
Spy and Hanilton Gascttc,"
Tapir, The, 267. 5,
200.
Used in constructing
first Ohio state Noble County, First
Catholic church in,
house, 232. 189.
Mountain Lion, Effigy
pipes of, 317. Northwest
Territory, Capitals, 212, 215.
Mount Vernon, 401. Congressional
Delegates of. 215.
Music, "Rarey
Waltz," 490. Effect
of Jay's Treaty on, 214.
Muskingum Academy, 129. First
judges of, 211.
Muskingum Valley-- First
Legislative Council of, 214.
Catholics in, 189. lirst
Legislature of, 215.
Early religious
monuments in, 1S3. Organization
of, 210.
Lutherans in, 188. Population
of, 214.
Methodist itinerants,
189.
Moravians in, 184. 0.
Nationalites in, 83. O'Batnnon,
John, 217.
Presbyterians in, 187. Ohio
Canals, 141.
Quakers in, 188. Ohio
Company, 186.
Educational land grants
for, 67.
N. Organization
of, 65.
National Road, An Ohio
sectional line, Ohio
Company's Purchase, 210.
168. Ohio
History Teachers' Assn., Proceed-
Neef, Joseph, 30. ings of, 135.
554 Index.
Ohio, Becomes
state, 68, 217. Overmyer,
A. W., Hayes Mem. Ded., at,
Capital of,
219. 460.
"College
of Teachers," 82. Owen,
Robert, Character of, 35.
Commission to
locate capital ap- Communistic
ideas of, 30.
pointed, 219. Owen,
Senator, Indian ancestors of, 111.
Cosmopolitanism
of, 118. Owls,
Effigy pipes of, 332.
Early
educators of, 71. Oxford,
College for women, 17.
Educational
growth in, 118. Early account of, 235.
Educational
land grants in, 68. Female
academy at, 17.
Educational
legislation in, 82.
Enabling Act
for Admission, 216.
P.
Fight for
admission, 216. Paddy's
Run church, 248.
First Academy
in, 129. Prominent
men educated at, 25.
First
religious service ill, 184. Paddy's
Run, settlement of, 25.
First school
in, 38. Palestine,
John S. Rarey Visits, 522.
Geography of,
136. Panic
1819, 144.
History of,
merged into national his- Panic
1873, 447.
tory, 146. Paper
Mills, Early, 206.
Location of
capital of, 210. Paper,
scarcity of, 206.
Nat. phase of
history of in 18th cent., Paroquet,
formerly in Ohio, 329.
13:6. Patriotism,
definition of, 162.
Relations to
French and Indian War, Patterson,
Robert, 212.
137. Peabody
Museum, 159.
Relation to
national history, 135, 140. Peace,
American devoted to, 165.
Relation to
Revolutionary War, 138. Pearls,
imitation from mica, 388.
Social
struggles in, 149. Used
for eyes in effigy pipes, 330, 332,
Source hook-
of history of, 135. 340.
Towns, rivals
for capital of, 219, 221. Pendleton,
Ceo. N., 445.
Ohio river,
discovery of, 136. Civil
service on, 149.
Ohio \alley,
Cosmopolitanism of, 139. Pennsylvania,
Education encouraged in,
Denomlinational
colleges in, 52. 62.
Early
religious development in, 157. Washington
Female Seminary in, 20.
Early
religious literature of, 203. Pestalozzi,
Methods of, 9, 30.
Education,
higher, of women, in, 1. Pestalozzianism,
spread of in Ohio Val-
English in,
137. ley, 35.
European
settlements in, 23. Poetry
-
First school
in, 37. Ditty
Dedicated to Rarey, 527.
I.and grants
for education in, 59, 70. Mound,
on a, 232.
Pioneer
schools in, 36, 37. Rarey,
The Equine King, 500.
Puritans in,
36. Sonnet
to J. S. Rarey, 499.
Racial
elements in, 36. Political
campaigns, 1896, 151.
School at
Harrodsburg, 37. Political
Parties, 149.
Scotch-Irish
in, 37. Politics,
early newspapers, 198, 199.
Ohio V\alley
Hist. Ass'n. Pomerene,
Atlee, address at Hayes' Mem.
Addresses at,
1, 23, 36, 52, 59, 71, 88, Ded.,
455.
118. Hayes
Mem. Ded. at, 430.
Business
meeting of, 259. Porcupine,
Found in Ohio, 312.
Elson's
address, 161. Pottery,
pre-historic, 392.
Organization
of, 162. Pickering,
Timothy, 64.
Procee,':lgs
of, 157. Pioneers,
College graduates among, 37.
W\right s
address, 157. Schools
among, 37, 45.
Opossum,
prevalence of, 314. Pipes,
ancient sculptures of, 291.
Ordinance of
1784, 65. Broken,
found in Mound City, 286.
Ordinance of
1787, 139, 186. Broken,
found in Tremper Mound,
Provisions of,
211, 216. 289.
Otter. Scioto
Valley, found in, 296. Clay
for, 26
Used as food,
297. Decorated
platform, 359.
Index. 555
Pipes -
Concluded. R.
Effigy, 285,
287, 289, 303, 342. Rabbit,
Effigy pipes of, 7.
Rabbit,
Effigy pipes of, 317.
Material in,
290.
Material ine , t 2i90p. 3Raccoon, Effigy pipes of, 296.
Modified tube
pipe, 362. Used as
food
Mound City,
found in, 286.
Otter effigy,
292. Races,
basis for patriotism, 163.
Platform,
285, 33. Raffinesque,
Constantine S., 34.
Raccoon
effigy, 296. Railroads,
Newspaper comment on early,
Shape of
platform, 344, 360. 198.
Tremper
Mound, in, 275, 285, 288. Rarey,
John S. -
Tubular, 285,
360. Alexander
von Humboldt pays tribute
Two stemmed,
349. to,
516.
Pipestone,
289. American
tour of, 527.
Churches'
analysis, 290. Article
on, 487.
Colors of.
(See Effigy Pipes.) (Plat- Book
planned on methods of horse-
form Pipes.)
292, 294, 295. taming,
536.
Composition
of, 290. Boston,
in, 532.
Ear ornaments
of, 375. Chicago
and Philadelphia Exhibitions
Orton's
analysis of, 291. of,
530.
Red, 352. Columbus,
Ohio, Exhibition of, 535.
Withrow's
analysis of, 291. Continental
Triumphs of, 511.
Pittsburg,
laptists in, 179. "Cruiser"
tamed by, 496.
Early
description of, 176. Death
of, 539.
Early
religious movements in, 174. Early
interest in animals, 490.
Episcopal
Church in, 177. Early
life and career of, 487.
Lutherans in,
177. English
experiences of, 509.
Methodism in,
177. European
trip of, 491.
Roman
Catholics in, 180. Exhibition
of horse-taming, 512.
United
Presbyterian Church, 178. Exhibits
with Edwin Forest, 535.
Preble
County, pioneer church, 249. Family
of, 488.
Presbyterians
- Gives
method to army, 533.
Cincinnati,
in, 236. Guesses
as to his methods, 505.
Colleges
founded by, 52. Guest
of Queen Victoria, 491.
Early Church,
Trial of, 245. IHepworth,
E. II., Letter to, 530.
Educational
control by, 55. Honors
conferred on, in England, 503.
First
preachers of, 255. Ilorse-taming
experiences of, 518.
Indian
missionaries among, 89. Lectures
given by, 521.
Miami Valley,
in, 243. Meaning
of, 500.
Muskingum
Valley, in, 187. Medals
presented to, 524.
New Jersey,
252. Methods
of taming, 495, 508.
Ohio
Presbytery formed, 175. New
York Exhibitions of, 531.
Pittsburg,
in, 174. Noted
Americans honor, 533.
Redstone
Presbytery, 175. Parents
of, 489.
Printing
press, First in America, 191, 205. Partnership
formed with Mr. Good-
First in
Virginia, 190. enough, 505.
Opposition
to, 191. Personal
appearance of, 521.
Puritans,
Element of, in Ohio, 36. Personal
risks taken in horse-taming,
Putnam,
Rufus, 211. 513.
Pytchlynn,
Peter H., 115. Poem
indited to, 500.
Praise
bestowed on, by intellectuals.
Q. 529.
Quakers,
Education among, 62. Public
Exhibitions of, 491.
Miami Valley,
in, 188. Returns
to America, 523.
Muskingum
Valley, in, 188. Royalty
interested in, 494.
Quail, Effigy
pipe of, 339. Second
visit to England, 518.
Quartz,
Artifacts of, 376. Sonnet
written to, 499.
Quebec Act,
138. Vicious
horses mastered by, 494.
556 Index.
Rarey, John
S. - Concluded. Schools
- Concluded.
Visits Duke
of Athole, 520. Historic,
60.
Visits
Orient, 521. Indian
Essay, 111.
Visits St.
Petersburg, 517. Industrial
training in, 101.
Redstone
Baptist Association, 179. Institute
of Education, 130.
Reformed
Church, Miami Valley, in, Johnson
Choctaw Academy, 88.
243. Lancastrian,
40, 235.
Refugee
Lands, 230. Land
grants for, 84.
Religion,
Basis for patriotism, 163. Land
reservations for, 69.
Contribution
to history of, in Ohio, Latin
grammar, 125.
209. Lewis,
estimate of, for people, 82.
Controversies
on, 207. Martineau,
Iarriet, on, 44.
Cosmopolitan,
in Ohio, 205. Ohio's
first, 38.
Early Ohio
Valley literature of, 203. Owenite,
30.
Freedom of,
in colonies, 183. Pestalozzian,
established, 31.
Great Western
Revival of, 542. Planting
of, 37.
Institutions
for, in Ohio Valley, 209. Public,
originate, 41.
Kentucky
Revival, The, 542. Secondary,
119.
New Light
Revival, 243. Self-government
in, 100.
Organic
guarantee of, 186. State
legislation for, 82.
Revolutionary
War-- Status
of, in Ohio, 1837, 45.
Newspaper
description of battle, 202. Subscription,
42.
Ohio, in,
138. Taxes
levied for, 84.
Rivers - Texts
used in, 97.
Olentangy,
217. Welsh,
25, 26, 27.
Scioto, 217. West
Virginia pioneer, 38.
Whetstone,
217. School
lands, Management of, 69.
Rocks-- Selling
of, 69.
Ohio black
shale, 265. Schools,
pioneer, 25, 26, 36, 40.
Pipestone
clay, 265. Buildings
for, 27.
Roman
Catholics, Pittsburg, in, 174. Contracts
with teachers, 42.
Ross County,
Erection of, 213. Discipline
in, 40.
Mound City
Group of, 283, 286. School-house,
45.
Scioto
Company, 67, 541.
S. Scioto County, Geology
of, 264.
Topogralphy of, 264.
Sand-hill
crane, Effigy pipes of, 336.
Topography of, 264.
Scioto,
"Forks" of, 217.
Sandusky
County, Historic events in, 414. Sci,
Forks" of,
Say, Thomas,
34, Franklin
proposes settlement on, 137.
Say, Thomas,
34.
S Thomas,„~~ 34.c~~ A 1Scioto
Valley, Gray wolf in, 301.
Sclools. (See
Academies.) (See Teach- Sioto ,
w i
ers.) Mounds
in, 263.
~e , , s~~~. ,,Otter found in, 296.
Agriculture
taught in, 104. Otter
found in, 296.
Cici ti piout
in, 39. Scotch-Irish,
Element of, in Ohio, 3, 6.
Cincinnati,
pioneer in, 39. Teachers,
49.
„ 81. ~~~~~Teachers,
49.
Comlmon, 81.
Curlricula
in, 82. Secondary
education-
Discipline
in, 106. Ohio's
position in 1840, 125.
Early laws
for, 43.Stages in, 119.
Essentials
for good, 81. Stowe's
report on, to Ohio Legisla-
Etiquette in,
100. ture,
132.
Examiniations
in, 128. Western
Reserve Teachers' Seminary,
First, on
Ohio, 45. 132.
First State
Superintendent in Ohio. Secondary
schools, List of, in Ohio pre-
of, 44, 82. vious
to 1840, 120.
Free public,
43. Private
academies, 132.
Governor
Berkeley on, 190. Sources
of, 119.
Graded,
established. 45. Section
16, 66.
Harrodsburg,
at, 37. Seminaries,
Theological, 55.
Index. 557
Seven
Ranges, Squatters driven from,
Suffrage, Age for, in Constitution of
185. 1851,
169.
Shakers,
243. Negro,
167.
Growlth of,
246. Northwest
Territory in, 214.
lnion
Village, at, 246. Petitions
for equal, 168.
Slate,
Artifacts of, 383-385. Woman's,
Constitutional Conventions
Slavery,
Advertisements for runaways, in,
166, 167, 170.
197. Defeat
of, in 1912, 174.
Baptist
Church, on 180. Discussion
in Con. Con., 1873, 172.
Exodus
from South to Ohio, on ac-Movement to
permit decision of,
count of,
249. to
rest with women, 171.
Welsh
opposition to, 27. Sullivant,
Lucas, 217.
Smith, John,
U. S. Senator from Ohio, Franklinton
laid out by, 218.
236. Associations
for promoting, 182.
Smithsonian
Institution, Beginnings of, Sunday
Schools, Early, 25.
35. First
in Ohio, 187.
Work of,
159. Welsh
interest in, 28.
„ . , .
,-,, .Susquehanna Land Company, 62.
Social
service, Ohio's part in, 149. Susqueh d Com y,
Swiss,
Patriotism of, 163.
Society Explores Tremper Mound, 270. S s, o
o,
Symmes, John
C., 67i.
Hayes' Mem.
dedicated by, 401.
, , .
Purchases
land, 212.
Interested
in grave of Gen. Harrison,
160.
President
I-ayes' connection with, 417.
Tariff, 143.
Proceedings
of, at Hayes' Mem. Ded., Tar, r
, r p ,
Taverns,
Rarey's, Groveport, 489.
431.
rkP 1 8, Yc Teachers, 36.
Tremper
Mound secured by, 265.
a 3 6
Work of, 158'~~ ..Adams County, pioneer, 49.
Burns, J.
J., on, 48.
S. P. C. A.,
Rarey honored by, 524.
College of,
43.
Spanish-American
War, First American Dulevy , 39
soldier to
fall, 415. Filson,
John 37.
Spiegel
Grove donated to Society, 160, McKinney,
John, 37.
McKinney,
John, 37.
401.
TT01. * T *i
ti i
ANew England, 48.
Harrison
Trail through, 432.
, .
Harrison Tri
thr h, 3 Ohio
history, hold meeting, 157.
Legislative
appropriations for, 433. Organiations
of, 43.
Organizations
of, 43.
Memorials.
401, 433. Salaries
paid, 4
Salaries
paid, 44.
Terms under
which presented to
Scotch-Irish, 9.
Scotch-Irish,
49.
Society, 433.
Socicty, 433. Teachers, Pioneer, 50.
Spotswood,
Gov., Western trip of, 137. Adams
County, 49.
Squatters,
139, 185. Character
of, 47.
Squier and
Davis, Mound City explored Compensation
of, 39, 41.
by, 397. Fearon
on, 39.
5Mound No. 8
explored by, 286. Harrison,
Edmund, 40.
Otter effigy
pipe found by, 296. McMullin,
Capt. John, 40.
Tremper
Mound described by, 266. Reiley,
John, 39.
Squirrel.
Effigy pipes of, 319. Tecumseh,
Death of, 90.
State House,
First in Columbus, 232. Temperance,
176.
Inscription
over door of, 232. Tennessee
-
St. Clair,
Arthur - Clarksville
Female Academy in, 20, 21.
Address of,
at Constitutional Con- Nashville
Female Academy in, 6.
vention,
216. Textiles,
Mound builders', 393.
Names
Cincinnati, 213. Thames,
Battle of, 90.
Removed as
Governor, 216. Thompson,
Dr. W. O., Address O. V.
Selected
Governor of N. W. Ter., 211.
Historical Association, 157.
St.
Clairsville Female Academy, 128. Thurman.
Allen G., 445.
Steubenville.
Female Seminary at, 13. Tiffin,
Edward, 215.
Stone,
Barton. 92. Toad,
Effigy pipes of, 323.
558
Index.
Traditions,
Value of. 163. Tremper
Mound- Concluded.
Transylvania
Iand Company, 92. Materials
found in, 276.
Tremper
Mound, Advantage of communal Mealing
stones found in, 392.
burials, 279. Mica objects found in, 388.
Animal
sculptures, 291. Miscellaneous
artifacts in, 365.
Artifacts in,
like Mound City arti- Paint
cup in, 379.
facts, 301. Pipes
found in, 285.
Art type
found in, 285. Plain
platform pipes, 343.
Boat stones
from, 365. Pottery
found in, 392.
Caches, 275,
284. Reel-shaped
ornaments, 368.
Ceremonial
observances of, 397. Sacred
spot to Mound builders, 274.
Compartments
of, 274. Shape
of, 268.
Composition
of pipestone from, 290. Site
of, 263.
Cone-shaped
objects found in, 376. Squier
and Davis describe, 266.
Copper cones
found, 367. Stone
ear ornaments in, 375.
Copper ear
ornaments at, 374. Stone
plate found in, 378.
Crematories
in, 274, 280. Tablets,
pierced, found in, 380.
Culture of,
396. Textiles,
found in, 393.
Disposition
of artifacts, 282. Tubular
pipes in, 360.
Effigy pipes
found in, 289, 292-342. Versatility
of builders, 398.
Beaver, 314. Whittlesey's
drawing of, 266.
Birds, 324. Wood
objects found, 274, 393.
Black Bear,
304. Work
room of, 276.
Bluejay, 340. Troost,
Dr. Gerard, 34.
Crow, 342. Tupper,
Major Anselm, Pioneer school.
Deer,
315.
master, 38.
Eagle, 324. Turtle.
Effigy pipes of, 320.
Gray Wolf,
299. Type-foundry,
First in Ohio, 206.
Gray Fox,
302.
Great tlue
Heron, 335.
Hawk, 326.
Itlian Dog,
303. Union
Village, 246.
Kingfisher,
310. United
Brethren, 243.
Mink, 316. United
Presbyterians, 247.
Mountain
Iion, 307. United
States--
Opossum, 313. Confederate
Government of, 64.
Otter, 292. Permanency of, 165.
Owl. 330. Unitedl
States Senators, 155.
Paroquet,
329. Urbana,
235.
Porcupine,
309.
V.
Quail, 339.
Rabbit, 317. Vandeberg,
Henry, 215.
Raccoon, 296. Veto,
St. Clair freely uses, 215.
Sand-hill
Crane, 336. Victoria, Queen,
Interest in Rarey's
Songbird,
342.
horse-taming feats, 499.
Squirrel,
318. Virginias,
Early signs of disruption of,
Toad, 323. 200.
Turtle, 320. Early
newspapers in, 190.
Wildcat, 309. Printing
Press, first in, 190.
Wild Duck,
338. Virginia
Military District-
Exploration
of, 270. First
settlement of, 213.
Flint objects
found in, 390. Survey
of lands in, 217.
Galena
crystals found at, 388.
Historical
data of, 265. W.
Intrusive
burials, 281.
Location of,
263. Washington,
George, 64, 65, 401.
Masonry found
at, 280. Washington
County, 211.
Index. 559
Welsh, 248. Women,
Higher education of in Ohio
Church
fidelity of, 28. Valley,
1.
Educational
Influence of, 25. Worthington,
applicant for state Capital,
Gallia County
settlement of, 27. 224.
Jackson
County settlement of, 27. Worthington,
Thomas -
Licking
County settlement of, 26. Internal
Improvements, on, 140.
Settlements
of in Ohio, 25. Protection,
on, 143.
Western
Reserve Historical Society, 159. Wright,
G. Frederick-
West
Virginia Early Newspapers, 193, Address, Ohio Valley Historical
As-
194, 195. sociation,
157.
Pioneer
Schools, 38. Hayes Memorial
Dedication con-
Wheeling,
Lancastrian School at, 41. ducted
by, 406.
White, Andrew
D., 457. Wyoming
Valley, 62.
Whitely,
Colonel, 90.
Whitewater
Congregational Church at, X.
248. Xenia, Early
account of, 235.
Wild Duck
Effigy pipes of, 338.
Willis,
Governor Frank B., 411, 412, 430. Y
Woodward,
William, 79.
Youngstown, Pioneer School near, 42.
Wolf, Gray,
abundance of, 301.
Woman's
Suffrage, 151. Z.
Toledo
Association of, 173, Zanesville,
Legislature convenes at, 220.
Wroman's
Christian Temperance Union, Pioneer
schools at, 46.
presents
portrait of Lucy Webb Hayes Zeisberger,
David, 28, 184.
to the White
House, 423, Zoar,
settlement of, 29.