The Family Hearth and Election Tale From Ohio Ledger
A mosaic of 19th century snippets includes verse on family memory and mortality, a romance around the 1840 election with Frank and cousin Tilly, and civic notes from Ohio politics. It also reports population figures for Ohio and sums about pensions, schools, and counties, with brief legislative notices and a governor’s tally.
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Senate
Bissel
Judiciary Committee
Summit and
Lake
Ottawa
Kunt
House
House of Representatives
Messrs Griswold
Hawking
Aten
Probasco
Bartley
Clark
Lawrence
Way
Nye
Marsh
Joint
Bliss
Moore
Houses of Assembly
Thomas Cerwic
Wilson Shannon
Thomas Morris
Willian Sawyer
Beo Isaac M. Statteny
Josiah
Cousin Tillys Bet in the Wheeling Gazette
The Harrisburgh Convention nominating Tippecanoe’s hero sparks Frank Smith a Whig bachelor with a clean house and hopes for love. He quietly chooses a cherry cheeked distant family connection as the suitable companion to preside over his affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Tilly
General Harrison
Frank
Tip
Harrison
Cousin Tilly
Tippecanoe
Tyler Tool
Tyler Loo
Van
Tam
Wheeling Gazette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Preston
The
Boston Courier
Torch
Rutger
Milner
Theodore Frelinghay
Kinney
Newark
Heron
Adam
Eve
Archangel
Pranklin
Tiv
Wil
Old Tip
Rory
Ghia
Patterson
Ohio
Cleveland Hercild
IGA
Boston Post
Ohio Legislature
Hamilton
Committee On
Thomas
Ime
Middlover
Glover
Worthington
Ross County
Messrs
Messie Bell
Blien
Wheeler
Judiciary
Bisael, Thomas and Haines
Ciaima
Messre Utter, Root and
Hostetter
Messrs Spangler, Vance and Leonard
Canale
Meesra
Sill, Carpenter and Mitchell
Messrs Thomson, Lord and Ream
Messrs Leonard, Waddle and Utter
Messrs Humphreys, Crowell and Glover
Messrs Hunt, Waddle and Carpenter
Messrs Faran, Green and Paylor
Messrs Green, Shannon and Hunt
Mess
Auditor of State
Treasurer of State
Bhesin
Urerein
Mc Marsh
Provasco
Loong
Green
William McLangelin
Senate of
McNulty, Esq
Segaion
Samuel Burwell
Seabury Ford
John M. Gallagher
Charles Chapman