Battle of the Sandusky Plains and Crawford’s Ohio Campaign
The Sandusky Plains clash saw Colonel William Crawford and 480 frontiersmen launch a 1782 strike against Indian towns. Delawares Shawnees Wyandots and Butler’s Rangers united against them. after a hard night retreat the ambush shattered the column. Crawford perished amid brutal torture and the survivor remnant returned to Fort Pitt as Ohio warfare continued for eleven years.
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Sandusky Plains
Sandusky
William Crawford
Washington
Braddock
Forbes
Dunmore
Fort Pitt
Crawford
Mingo Junction
Butler’s Mounted Rangers
Detroit
Craw
Ford
John Knight
Ohio
Library Reading List for Patriotic Citizens
A catalog of political and civic titles for home reading. The list includes works by Ashley Beard Bryce Coolidge Crowther Fess Fiske Gordy Hill Hoover Kent Lauck Merriam Mill Peck Crowther Pound Strett Thomas Underwood Van Hise and others, highlighting American government, policy, and democracy themes.
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United States
Europe
Ashley
Beard
Beck
Bryce
American Commonwealth
Coolidge
Crowther
America
Fess
Fiske
Gordy
Hadley
Hill
Hoover
Kent
Lauck
Merriam
Mill
Peck & Crowther
Pound
Strett
Thomas
Underwood
Funeral services for John W Semler in Marion
John W Semler 70 died last Wednesday at his Marion home. Funeral held Saturday at 2 00 pm at Coldren funeral home Findlay with Rev M E Hollenson officiating. Interment in Houck Town cemetery. Survived by wife Zella Shireman, daughter Mary Jane in Toledo, siblings Margaret Buckingham Verna Hawkins Nora Lozier Winfield Ralph, stepbrother William Semler, sister Fannie Coldren. Several relatives attended from Carey area.
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John Wilbert Semler
Marion
Coldren
Findlay
M E. Hollenson
Houcknown
Mr Semler
Houcktown
Jeremmiah
Sarah Semler
Zella Shireman
Carey
Mary Jane
Toledo
Semler
Findlay Construction Company
Margaret Buckingham
Marion Verna Hawkins
Nora Lozier
Winfield
Ralph
William Semler
Fannie Coldren
C. D. Sheridan
West of
Courthouse Offices Close For Earl B. Carter Funeral
Wyandot county common pleas and probate court offices will close this Thursday afternoon for the funeral of Attorney Earl B. Carter of Upper Sandusky.
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Common Pleas
Wyandot County
Earl B. Carter
Upper Sadnnsky
Death of David Heck at 80 in Carey area
David Heck died after a long illness in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heck south of Carey. He was 80 years old, born May 15 1861 in Findlay. Funeral services were held at the Carl Heck residence with burial in Spring Grove cemetery. He leaves wife Ida Belle Small and eight children, along with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Carl Heck
Carey
David Heck
Heck
Donald W. Cryer
First Methodist Church
Spring Grove
Melford Heck
Cleveland
John Heck, Jr
Chicago
Sherman Heck
Findlay
Gaylord Patterson
Medina
Robert
Charles Heck
Clarey
Bristoll Funeral Home
John
Lydia (Sherrick) Heck
Ida Belle Small
Carl C
Ralph
Saxton and
Paul
Glen Ellyn
Ill
Harry
Pasadena
Calif
R. L Patterson
Marion
Lydia Ray
Etta Shoup
Zanesville
Will Heck
Methodist Church
John Heck
R L Patterson
Marian
Barbara Boyd
Dillinger
Ben Fry
George Watson
Charles Watson
Joseph Myers
Wilson Boyer
McComb
Ramon Cram
Columbus
Blanche Cram
Donald
Mansfield
Frank Small
Peru
Ind
Maynard Cram
Upper Sandusky
John Herbert
Hermes Herbert
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We express sincere thanks to all who assisted during our bereavement and to Rev Cryer for comforting words. Appreciation to those who sent flowers, furnished cars, and to Under lies. Mrs David Heck and family.
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Cryer
David Heck
Earl B Carter Wyandot judge dies at 57 in Bucyrus hospital
Earl Bowers Carter 57 former Wyandot county common pleas and probate judge died Monday at 6 45 am in Bucyrus City hospital after a heart attack four weeks earlier He was born March 31 1884 in Upper Sandusky son of Elza and Laurena Carter never married His career included Wyandot prosecutor 1923 1926 and judge 1926 1933 He then returned to law practice Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 30 pm from Bender Lucas Son funeral home with Rev Robert C Bowman First Presbyterian Church officiating Interment Oak Hill cemetery
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Earl B. Carter
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County Common Pleas
Bucyrus City Hospital
W. Johnson Street
Earl Bowers Carter
Elza and
Laurena (Bowers) Carter
Carter
Wyandot County
First Presbyterian Church
Walpole Lodge
F & A.M. McCutchen
R. A M
U. S. Council
Wyandot Lodge
S O
Bender-Lucas & Son
Robert C Bowman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death of Mrs Bertha Miller Davis at Findlay
Death notice for 63 year old Mrs Bertha Miller Davis of Findlay born in Findlay and lifelong resident. Survived by husband and one daughter Mrs William Wagner of Leipsic, brother Clark W Miller, sisters Mrs Templeton and Mrs Sellers. Funeral Friday at Barnhart Funeral Home Findlay with burial Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Jennie Sellers
Carey
Guy C Davis
Findlay
Findlay Hospital
Davis
Bertha Miller
S. M Miller
William Wagner
Leipsic
Clark W. Miller
Wm. Y. Templeton
Ionia
Mich
Sellers
Barnhart Funeral Home
Maple Grove Cemetery
Four Injured In Head-on Collision On Rainy Route 103
In heavy rain last Friday near Carey, a car driven by Earl Robison and another by C G Laird collided head on at the second curve southwest of the Cal Co Heck home. Robison suffered a shattered knee cap and was taken to Findlay for X rays. Mrs. Laird had lacerations and dental injuries, with over 30 stitches for facial cuts. Patricia Laird, 9, had multiple dental injuries requiring extraction. Laird also suffered a facial cut. both cars were wrecked.
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Earl Robison
Carey
C. G. Laird
Cal Cc
Heck
Robison
Findlay
Patricia Laird
Laird
Mrs Henry Notestine Obituary in Fostoria Buried
Mrs Henry Notestine 63 wife of Henry Notestine died Friday afternoon at Fostoria hospital after diabetes complications. Born November 15, 1877 near McClure she was daughter of Moses and Jerusha Preston. Survived by six daughters two sons and husband. eleven children born. Funeral at United Brethren church Fostoria with Rev Haldeman. burial in Fostoria cemetery. Her son Gerald was first husband of Goldie Rothgeb of Carey now Mrs Harry Hashberger of Tippecanoe Ind.
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Henry Notestine
Fostoria Hospital
Moses
Jerusha Preston
McClure
Henry County
Union
Walbridge
Fremont
Fostoria
United Brethren Church
Haldeman
Fostoria Cemetery
Rising‘sun Unique Weekly
Notestine
Carey
Gerald
Goldie Rothgeb
Harry Hashberger
Tippecanoe, Ind
Real Estate Transfers In Nevada and Tymochtee Township
L. C. Orwiler transfers part of Lot 1 in Balliet's addition Nevada to Louis Larick for 1 dollar. Walter Phillips and wife convey 71.43 acres in Tymochtee township to John E. and Frances D. Maenle for 3000 dollars. Louis Larick, deceased, certificate.
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L. C. Orwiler
Louis Larick
Balliet’s Addition
Nevada
Walter Phillips
John E
Frances D. Maenle
Tymochtee
Land Transfers in Nevada and Upper Sandusky Areas
A series of land transfers are recorded in Ohio including A K Hall executor of James Kerr selling 120.30 acres in Pitt township to Alton E. Gregg for 8000 dollars. L J Nachbar and wife sell 40 acres in Salmongulp to C H Nachbar for 1 dollar. Emma E Roth sells 99.5 acres in Crane township to Bertha E Coons and others for 1 dollar. Fred H Karg and others sell Lot No 6 in Upper Sandusky to Bertha E Coons for 1 dollar. Peter Berg sells Lot No 8 in Upper Sandusky to James M Berg for 1 dollar. W S Schiefer and wife sell part of Lot 17 in Neveda to Nettie K Smith for 1 dollar, who then sells land in Neveda back to Schiefer. Also a note on AVERAGE FISHERMAN reporting Ohio river region fishing patterns.
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PeterLarick
Nevada
A. K. Hall
James T. Kerr
Alton E. Gregg
Pitt Township
C. H. Nachbar
L. J. Nachbar
Salem Township
Emma E. Roth
Bertha E. Coons
Crane Township
Fred H. Karg
Ralph R. McKee
Upper Sandusky
Charles W. Huffman
Carl F. Huffman
Watson and Roberts
Peter Berg
James M. Berg
John Gaa
W. S. Schiefer
Nettie K. Smith
Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
Ohio
Carey Times Promotes Family Reunion Card Printing
The Carey Times recalls its printed family reunion cards service guiding readers to order reunion keepsakes. It highlights archival style design options and local availability for personalized notices.
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Carey
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