Marriages of Our Grandparents Compiled Dates of Many Pairings
A long list of marriage pairings with dates from January through December, naming numerous brides and grooms across weeks and months. Names include Stephen Meredich and Dar eus Culliser, Isaac Ringwall and Catherine McDaniel, James McFarland and Martha McNickle, Jacob Rager and Lane Kelly, Solomon During and Jane Habert, Leri Foster and Elizabeth Waring, Isaac Draper and Margaret Vermille, Henry Farwell and Maria Lawrence, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Meredich
Dareus Culliser
Isaac Ringwall
Catherine McDaniel
James McFarland
Martha McNickle
James Hews
Mary Jones
Jacob Rager
Lane Kelly
Solomon During
Jane Habert
Leri Foster
Elizabeth Waring
Isaac Draper
Margarett Vermille
Henry Farwell
Maria Lawrence
James McCune
Cecelia McBane
Josephus Ricketts
Matilda Welling
Joseph K. Johnson
Mary Humerilitouse
David McCaustin
Pohony Russell
Alphred Seevers
Marta
Benjamin Coe
Ruth Ann Decker
James Culison
Matilda Miller
Isaac Chambers
Mary Cain
Abraham Walkers
Phebe Meek
Matthew Duncan
Pil Nah Hutter
Samuel Meets
Nancy Boring
John Wilson
Maria Jone
Stephen Holt
Rebecca Baty
Jobn Wilson
Phebe Correll
Maron
Nicholas Hyde
Betsey Cordey
Samuel Rice
Susan Miller
Daniel Benjamin
Amy Shaw
Samuel Frost
Janet Roain
Maren
Rolland Billings
Elizabeth Wookey
Robert Freylie
Amy Crawford
Hugh Linch
lArgetuiny Ricketts
Peter Fiver
Nancy
Burtnett
Samuel Thrash
Flyabeth Phillips
John Cashier
Margerett Shearer
Bll Clarke
Elizabeth Dunlap
Andrew Orr
Fatah Love
Ephraim Cal
Maria
Arnold
Elijah Lewis
Mary Kreider
Joan Barnet
Mies Milton
George Henderson
Agn Witthelm
Jol Kinner Seul Hari Marker
Stephen Meredith
Hesiah Jane Wellens
Peter Everhart
Marc Gardner
Highland Wright
Maury Wright
Daniel Miller
Catherine Smith
Peter Carton
Mares Magdalean
James Bider
Elizabeth Moturdy
Francis Fritehles
Lydita Ann Thacler
Henry Richards
Mahaletr Smith
Rees Lawix
Delilah Neignbours
Reuben Barton
Wary Baker
Addison McNabb
Winsey Thomas
Abraham Miler
War Sera Aultman
John Sandies
William Pinkerton
Wareh Pomnd
John Sturman
Lace Folline
James Groves
Christna Potter
Jacob Boucher
Aranil Jobo
A Giden Fitch
Elza Ann
Australian Hand Cure Promises Relief for Women
A New York nurse named Mother Gray advertises Australian as a monthly regulator and remedy for female weakness backache kidney and urinary troubles. The cure costs 50 cents with a free sample, available by mail or at The Mother Gray Co New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
New York
Mother Gray Co
eBoy
N.Y
West Carlisle Youth Day Exercises at M EB
West Carlisle residents note children will hold day exercises at the M EB church on Sunday morning in June. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bryan and Paul Robert of Newark visited relatives locally on Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Preston and Agnes Funks attended in Zanesville. Miss Fern Schooler visits brother J H Schooler in Frageysburg. Barbara Preston of Cophoctom stayed with parents Mr and Mrs Silas Preston over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Carlisle
Ehuret
Mero
Otto Bryan
Pou Robert
Newark
Charles Preston
Agnes Funks
Zanesville West Hesdity
Missy Fern Schooler
J. Oh. Schooler
Frageysburg
Barbara Preston
Cophoctom
Silas Preston
New Guilford Notes Chronicle June Visit and Local Happenings
New Guilford reports a series of social visits from Mercer and Mer families to Coshocton, with Elvin Burch and daughter Essie from Danville visiting the former home. John Wagner and family are in the area this week visiting sons. Russell Wilson narrowly escaped injury after a fall from a barn scaffold on the McKee farm, leaving him bedridden. Harry Lee traveled to Coshocton, and Fret Shay bought a 176 acre farm near Loudonville. Miss Grace Pigman stays in Coshocton this week as farmers continue corn planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guilford
Mercer
Mer
Nelda
Coshocton
Elvin Burch
Essie
Danville
Amd
John Wagner
Widom
Russel Wilson
McKee
Harry Lee
Coshoct
Fret Shay
Loudonvile
Miss Grace Pigman
Coshoetton
Brass band contest near Washington ends with Dixie winner
A brass band contest near Washington drew crowds as bands played, but the audience could not decide the winner until one band struck up Dixie and claimed the prize. Commentary notes how decisions hinge on the tunes chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghio State Journal
Washington
Lafayette Township School Board Names New Teacher
At a recent meeting the Lafayette township school board employed Chas Ro Rinner to teach Burts school in No 4 Myrtle Wir gins district. Suspension noted in No ft ty Dist 1.0 choice remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Township
Chas Ro Rinner
Burts
Shaw Grad Graduates With Veterinary Doctorate
Tsane Hents Shaw of West Lafayette receives his Doctor of Veterinary Science diploma and is noted as belonging to the local veterinary club. The ceremony is scheduled for June 19 at the O. Society, with prior announcements indicating further cold weather slated for later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsane Hents Shaw
West Lafay Elite
O. Soc
Tiverton Notes and Local Appointments June Update
Mr Borden recovering from a broken arm, Bonnie Mizer improving under Dr Hahn care, Spring Mountain lawn fete well attended with steady time reported. Co E Day buying wool in large quantities as spring business thrives. Twelve rocking chairs given to customers. Peter Clyvost owns a valuable cow, another cow ill. Ten new lazies sold, Lulu Rahn busy. Alva Borden returns to Cleveland for mother’s illness. Fred Fox’s buggy incident, he borrows part to take a friend home five miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiverton
Mr. Borden
Ior
Bonnie Mizer
Hahn
Lawn Fetc
Co. E
Peter Clyvost
Lulu Rahn
Alva Borden
Cleveland
Fred Fox
Spring Mountain
Local News Notes From Cooperdale District
June 11 report from Cooperdale notes W A Dickerson selling wool last Thursday. Local residents attended a West Carlisle concert Thursday night. Mrs John Elder of New Concord and Mr Criss of Newark attended Wade Wright funeral Saturday. Miss Etta Bible of Coshocton visited Mrs E Dickerson. Miss Florence Shaw of Roscoe Miss Elnor Daugherty of Zanesville and C Daugherty of Coshocton attended Mrs James Sharples funeral last Friday. Jo Dickerson and family visited W W Morford at Coshocton Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joo. Dickerson
W. W Morford
Coshocton
Spring Mountain News Roundup and Local Visits
Miss Pear McNeal attended Mrs Chas Duer at Killbuck while Ada Hagelbarger and Marie Kromapple visited. a lawn fete drew crowds despite poor weather and the Warsaw band performed mudie selections. Proceeds reached about 92.00 for church. Mattie McNeal visiting Killbuck. Margaret Swern returned after a successful term. ME revival raised 4000 in progress. Clergymen aided by Rev Ham Dley and Rev Lewis. J Onseu returned from a visit with relatives. Myrtle Didvoger from Cleveland visiting. Clara Troggs and Mrs Yety visiting Wes Wim. Kromapple visit Tuesday and Friday. John Brita and family hosted in Loy thonville. Lightning killed a horse owned by Harlan Ulman. Mrs S M Lanning visiting daughter Mrs Henry Crooks at Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Mountain
Pear. McNeal
Killbuck
Turke
Chas. Duer
Ada Hagelbarger
Ctan
Marie Kromapple
Coshocton
Warsaw
Mudie
Mattie WeNeal
Margaret Svverns
Ham Dley
Fanihter
Une
Lewis
Mortis
Moliwh
Myrtle Didvoger
Cleveland
Lanning
Heary Crooks
Newark
Impressions of the Expo as It Now Exists in Nor folk
Coshocton Daily Times recounts a Norfolk trip visiting navy yards and Fortress Monroe, noting ships from submarines to battleships, a Confederate veterans reunion salute, Decoration Day in Richmond with 60,000 veterans, the unveiling of Gen. Stuart’s statue, and a Petersburg visit to the famed mine explosion site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshéaron
Coshocton Daily Times
Norfolk
United States Navy Yards
Exposition Grounds
Fortress Monroe
Hampton Roads
Richmond
Richmond Blues
America
Franklin Street
B. B. Stuart
Stuart
Lee
Dixie
Grant
Petersburg
Wilber
Rogers
Decoration Day Fishing Draws Local Youths
A crowd of young people from Milfork spent Decoration day fishing along Tomika creek. Mrs. Rebecca Norris visited Rosem. Golda Smith and Mrs Ed McFarland were away. H S Senter and Kasark Eatella Norris traveled to Zanesville and Columbus to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfork
Tomika
Rone Norris
Ben Norris
Stek Vist
Golda Smith
Coshocton
Ed. McFarland
Dresden
Sam
Cox
Rebecca Norris
Near Rosem
H. S. Senter
Zanesville
Kasark Eatella Norris
Columbus
Wedding Invitations Issued in Fresno and Chaveland
Fresno today issued wedding invitations for the marriage of Mabel Leavengood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wood Leavengood, to Charles Hut. The ceremony will be on Wednesday, June nineteenth, 1907 at eight o'clock. The groom hails from Chaveland.
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Fresno
Chaveland
Wood
Hearty at 87 Pays Taxes In City
David Easter, an 87 year old pioneer of the county from Tunnel Hill, visited the city to pay taxes and handle business. He writes freely, reads small print without glasses, and moves with surprising nimbleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Easter
Tunnel Hill
License levied for Zanesville marriage of Fulks and Spencer
A marriage license was issued in Zanesville for Charles Ray Fulks a Coshocton county farmer and Mabel Elizabeth Spencer of Muskingum township daughter of John Spencer. Rev F Shoemaker officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Charles Ray Fulks
Coshocton County
Mabel Elizabeth Spencer
John Spencer
Rev. F. & Shoemaker
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Wiltshire Shoe
Vance
Wheeling, W. Va
David Bryan
Susan Williams
Daniel Read
Eliza
Asa Estinghausen
Mary Haberts
George Shuck
Sarah Welly
James Thompson
Martha Dunlap
John Roney
Sarah Dickerson
Frank Charlotte
T. Lamm
Daniel Lighten
Polly Seward
Jamey Laughlin
Matilda Capbul
Seymour Wood
Sarah Coss
Samuel Crivechfield
Eliza Harris
Laney Derby
Easter Grimes
Benjamin Wells
Polly Sherer
Agron Baker
Mary Ann Benjamins
George Krider
Partey Case
Hiram Carr
Mariah Broughter
Owen Marshall
Mary Treieay
Henerey Dusenberrs
Robetta Stephens
Benjamin Pounds
Sarah
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John Fowler
Keala Wells
Thomas Wigeens
Mary Miller
William Boren
Eliziebeth Stover
Samuel Masters
Polly Maren
Marcus Dawson
Itza
Beth Dicney
Shalther Begent
Melinda
Richard
Samuel Meek
Eilzabeth Botts
Solomon Ripley
Eleacor Wright
Eltabeth Thualber
Omer
Talvader
Potts
Bev Starhes
Benitel
Vas Dee
Dodathan Cormit
Mari Dickerman
Michel Kinert
Sarat
Mepes
David Bartsen
Tabitha
Frans Dee
Solomon Walls
Lavina Hyans
Chicago
Moveland Plain Dealer
Taft
Dayton
Beaubonville Herald-Star
Inquirer
TiMn
United States
Spangheld News
Lich
Ohio
Sucerind Hhueetf
Repiblicans
Altabella Standard
Youngstown
Ashtabula
Diy
Dend
Taw
Qviiachias
Pgair
Mary Voselten
Espn
Ann Tubles
Equire
Rose
Attorniay Roole
Cay
Ciph Campton
Hoselton Wa
Ceart
SHAW
iLickm
Lane
Cooperdale
Manville
H. W. Johns-Manvile Co
Milfork
Fahnestock
Sant Frea
Nationst Lead & Oil Co
Prune
Natenat Bark Basition
Pitan Pe
H. W. Johns-Manville Co
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C. F. Bassett
Wheeling
Plainfield
Orchard Street
Tidrick
Minnie
Margaret
Georgia
Bassetts
Waterloo
Hoskinson
North Fourth Street
B. Pomerene
Fosecend
Pomerene & Pomerene, Attorneys-at-Law
H. E. Hahn
Ooffce
Burns
Main Street
Sam. BH. Niccolas
W. &. Memmece
Nicholas & Merrell
Attorneys-at-Law
B. C. Hay Building
C. B. Hunt
O. Offce
Main St
A. Himebaugh
Burns Block
Fourth Street
Thomas E. Duncan
K.B. McDermott
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Hay
Geo. J. Boce, JR
1St Street
Atterson
Board of Examiners
Patterson
King
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
A. P. McDonald
W. A. McCurdy
H. T. Whee
Board of Evantner
Iowa Soap Company
Burlington
Iowa
Jennings
London
Ciroulaise
JOS. Harrop & Company
E. High Street
Haderten
Mick
Briving
Ray Be
Ander” Cantey
the ‘Anderton
Quality
Stanton
Jean Sturrates
Postal Wiene
Vierdoe
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