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"Doings of the Executive Committee," Volume 15, Number 3, July, 1906, pp. 386-390.
... settlements of the country the information obtained was largely of the traditional kind and it has been difficult ...

"Birthplace of John Brough," Volume 28, Number 4, October, 1919, pp. 369-374.
... BIRTHPLACE OF JOHN BROUGH BIRTHPLACE OF JOHN BROUGH The following article is reprinted with slight corrections from a Marietta paper published some years ago-E 0 R The wrecking a few years ago of the old jail just opposite the Court House at Marietta brought to mind several historic facts of no mean importance This building was a little more than fifty years old having been erected in 1848 on the site of the pioneer Court House which was the first Hall of Justice in the
Volume 31, Binding Supplement, , 1922, pp. 635-653.
... northwestern Ohio 34379 his descendants 379 35 405 Wilson Mrs Benjamin escapes with her War with Spain gateway in memory of children from the Indians 376-377 soldiers in 341 406 408-409 Wilson Daniel Davisson son of BenjaWarfield A B colonel of 322nd Field min Wilson 374-375 Artillery A E F 98-100 David75 Warner Frank contributor of CathWilson Henrietta 37 Wilson Henrietta 374 erine Gougar ...

"From England to Ohio, 1830-1832: The Journal of Thomas K. Wharton," edited by James H. Rodabaugh. Volume 65, Number 1, January, 1956, pp. 1-27.
... northwest rise the insulated summits of the Mormond Hills and relieve the sandy level between Peterhead and Kinnairds Head Lighthouse at which last point the land again withdrew until evening brought us in sight of the shadowy mountains of Caithness It now turned cold and windy and the waves swept by as dark as midnight with foam specks of the purest white where they parted at our bows I retired early and missed the renowned John o'Groat's ...

"Political Campaign of 1875 in Ohio, The," by Forrest William Clonts. Volume 31, Number 1, January, 1922, pp. 38-97.
... settlement of southern settlement of the election trouble in Louisiana during the first few weeks of 1875 Conditions there had been viewed by many people of the North with some apprehension but the employment of federal force to control 25 Ohio Agricultural Report 1875 73 26 No attempt has been made at using original sources in portraying ...

"Report of the Building Committee for the World War Memorial Building," Volume 31, Number 4, October, 1922, pp. 619-623.
... Thirty-Seventh Annual Meeting 619 Thirty-Seventh Annual Meeting 619 upright so as to add moisture and supply fertilizer to the unexposed and growing roots is also recommended For all the purposes stated we ask an appropriation of 400 40 only now being available Respectfully submitted Signed FRANK TALLMADGE Mr Booth drew attention to the fact that previous recommendations of the committee on the Logan Elm had not been acted upon President Campbell stated that before the desired improvements ...

"The Ohio State University in the World War," by Wilbur H. Siebert. Volume 31, Number 2, April, 1922, pp. 142-162.
... THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY IN THE THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY IN THE WORLD WAR BY PROFESSOR WILBUR H SIEBERT THE UNIVERSITY'S CONNECTION WITH THE NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT In 1920 the War Records Committee of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology published a large and handsomely illustrated volume of nearly 750 pages entitled Technology's War Record In March 1922 the Harvard University Press ...

"The Higher Education of Women in the Ohio Valley Previous to 1840," by Jane Sherzer. Volume 25, Number 1, January, 1916, pp. 1-22.
... OHIO OHIO Archaeological and Historical QUARTERLY THE HIGHER EDUCATION OF WOMEN IN THE OHIO VALLEY PREVIOUS TO 1840 BY JANE SHERZER The section of country investigated in this paper under the name of The Ohio Valley includes Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia Southern
"Asa S. Bushnell," by J. W. Atwood. Volume 13, Number 2, April, 1904, pp. 282-286.
... ASA S ASA S BUSHNELL REV J W ATWOOD Asa S Bushnell was born in Rome New York September 16 1834 and died in Columbus Ohio January 15 1 90 4 He came of a family long and honorably identified with the history and life of New England which included in its membership Horace Bushnell of Hartford one of the most forceful and original thinkers that America has produced its greatest theologian with the exception of Jonathan Edwards a great citizen and ...

Volume 34, Binding Supplement, , 1925, pp. 617-628.
... INDEX TO VOLUME XXXIV INDEX TO VOLUME XXXIV Adams John characterized 30-31 Pacific squadron present 208-209 213 Adams Rufus W Young Gentleman and Press notices 207-213 Lady's Explanatory Monitor 138-141 Scrapped 206-207 The Akron Centennial 522-547 Silver service 207 Akron Day 531-533 Sponsor presents loving cup 213 Balloon race 523-524 Sponsor receives flags 213 D A R Dedication of Tablet by 546 The battleship Ohio launched 1820 press ...

"Fort Laurens," Volume 35, Number 4, October, 1926, pp. 648-649.
... 648 Ohio Arch 648 Ohio Arch and Hist Society Publications It is planned to visit the industrial plants of Dayton and the wonderful flood-prevention work If Mr Wright accompanies the visitors on their tour it may be a profitable day for the Society -- we may secure the first successful airship of the Wright brothers This plane while not in Dayton has not been sent to England If the Society ...

"Old Ohio River Steamboat Days: Memories of Upper Ohio River Activities Between 1860 and 1890," by W. G. Sibley. Volume 41, Number 1, January, 1932, pp. 86-97.
... OLD OHIO RIVER STEAMBOAT DAYS OLD OHIO RIVER STEAMBOAT DAYS MEMORIES OF UPPER OHIO RIVER ACTIVITIES BETWEEN 1860 AN D 1890 BY W G SIBLEY A great river is a powerful influence over the lives of all who dwell on its banks just as lofty hills or mountains seen day after day finally come to have meaning in a man's life as does any other ...

"American Interests in the Pacific," by Homer B. Hulbert. Volume 22, Number 1, January, 1913, pp. 91-101.
... Ohio Valley Hist Ohio Valley Hist Ass'n Fifth Annual Meeting 91 on its passenger list to preserve the equilibrium of its cash account A fine line of side-wheel boats has always been maintained between Cincinnati and Louisville and who has not heard of those magnificent double-deckers the United States and America that nightly carried great cabins full of happy travellers between those two ...

"Who Were the Mound Builders," by E. O. Randall. Volume 29, Number 2, April, 1920, pp. 142-144.
... 142 Ohio Arch 142 Ohio Arch and Hist Society Publications LAST EDITORIAL The following from The Columbus Evening Dispatch of September 2 1 919 is believed to be the last editorial contribution from Mr Randall to that paper It may be considered his final word on a subject to which he had given much thought and on which he had frequently written WHO WERE THE MOUND BUILDERS The remarkable ...

"John Brown and the Masonic Order," Volume 71, Number 1, January, 1962, pp. 24-32, notes 78-79.
... settlements near Meadville Pennsylvania and in addition he had formed a partnership with a kinsman Seth Thompson of Hartford Trumbull County Ohio to go into tanning and cattle dealing on a very extensive scale All evidence found strongly indicates that he did not break with the Masons until the anti-Masonic hysteria was fanned into a national frenzy At that time he was comfortably settled on ...

"A Documentary History of Ohio" by A. A. Graham. Volume 2, Number 3, December, 1888, pp. 423-429.
... settlement at Marietta on the Muskingum on that April morning one hundred years ago was the first one made in our country controlled by the National Government on soil devoted to freedom The founding of this kind of government the promulgation of its laws the establishment of its institutions mark an era in our country's history The materials should not be forgotten nor left to decay that have arisen from this foundation They should be ...

"President William McKinley: Main Events in His Life," Volume 10, Number 2, October, 1901, pp. 232-235.
... 232 Ohio Arch 232 Ohio Arch and His Society Publications PRESIDENT WILLIAM McKINLEY MAIN EVENTS IN HIS LIFE William McKinley was born at Niles Trumbull County Ohio and was descended from Scotch and Irish ancestry James and William McKinley the heads of the two branches of the McKinley family in this country one in the Southern the other in ...

"Chronology and Roster of the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society," by Harlow Lindley. Volume 54, Number 3, July-September, 1945, pp. 247-256.
... CHRONOLOGY AND ROSTER OF THE OHIO CHRONOLOGY AND ROSTER OF THE OHIO STATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY By HARLOW LINDLEY CHRONOLOGY 1822 Feb 1 Act passed to incorporate the Historical Society of Ohio 1831 Feb II Act passed incorporating the Historical and Philosophical Society of
"REVIEWS, NOTES AND COMMENTS," Volume 33, Number 1, January, 1924, pp. 95-108.
... OHIO STATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL OHIO STATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY REVIEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS BY THE EDITOR MEETING OF AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION The annual meeting of the American Historical Association to which the attention of the members of the Society was invited by a circular letter under date of December 17 1923 enclosing a detailed program of the meeting ...

"Character Sketch of General Ulysses S. Grant," Volume 31, Number 2, April, 1922, pp. 163-171.
... CHARACTER SKETCH OF GENERAL ULYSSES S CHARACTER SKETCH OF GENERAL ULYSSES S GRANT BY JUDGE HUGH L NICHOLS Chairman of the U S Grant Memorial Centenary Association My earlier life was spent at New Richmond Clermont County Ohio on the banks of the Ohio River five miles west of Point Pleasant where Ohio's greatest son first saw the light of ...