Order of Sale in Athens County Court Case
J. R. Spencer and co defendants are subject to a court ordered sale in the Athens County Court of Common Pleas. The document outlines sale actions, authority, and deadlines for processing the disposition of property under the case.
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Order of Sale
Athens County Court of Common Pleas
Court of Common Please
Athens County
Ohio
Court House
Athens
Troy Township
Ohio Company
Elma Spencer
Hocking River
John Spencer
J. B. Pennybaker
James Stewart
Eline
Browns & Koons
Perry County Common Pleas Court
Memorial of Shaw Minear a notable Athens county figure
The obituary recounts the life of Shaw Minear later known as Shaw Minear of Coolville Ohio. Born in Virginia in 1800s, he migrated with family to Iowa then settled in Athens County. He served in the 18th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and earned public offices including county treasurer auditor and trustee of a children's home. He married Jammy Warren and left a family including widow Minnie L and two sons. He died after a Civil War wound and an accident related death.
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Watson Shaw Minear
Alex
Virginia
Jonathan
Nan
Ette
Emery
Amanda Curtis
Iowa
Coolville
Athens County
Ohio
Shaw Minear
Coolville Academy
California
Jammy Warren
Morning Star
Republic
Ohio Volunteer Samay
Stone River
Children’s Home
First National Bank
Honor
Minnie L
Condolence Report of Paramathia Lodge for Waston Shaw Minear
At May 8 1886 meeting Paramathia Lodge No 25 expresses sorrow over the untimely death of brother Alexander Watson Shaw Minear and offers condolences to widow Fanny Minnie L and Rosa the children. The resolutions praise his upright Masonry public service kindness and character and request newspaper publication and thirty days of lodge mourning with copies to family and archives. The committee signs HAL Townsend H M Lash L M Jewett.
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Paramathia Lodge No
A. M
Alexander Watson Shaw Minear
Fanny
Minnie L
Rosa
Pookiensd
Athens
Ohio
Uest
Hal. Townsend
H. M. Lash
L. M. Jewett
Purge of Hamilton county frauds in Ohio Senate
The Cincinnati controversy over the October election leads to Republican action removing four Hamilton county members accused of fraud and forgery. The Senate reconvenes with those Senators taking oath, restoring legitimacy and underscoring Republican support for cleaning the chamber.
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Senate
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Dalton
Columbus
Pavy
I’. B. Coulter
J. T. Pringle
W. J. Rannels
Samuel Barnley, Jr
John Brashears
James C. Hopple
Robert Kuehnert
Moses F. Wilson
Mr. Pavey
T. B. Coulter
J.T. Pringle
Committee On
Samuel Bailey
James C., Opple
Moses F.wilson
George W. Hardacre
Frank Kirchner
James C. Richardson
Amzi McGill
Kennedy
House
Supreme Court of Ohio
Thurman
G Converse
Hamilton
Seth Weldy
Logan
Seth
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