Ohio in Congress From 1303 to 1901
A biographical sketch of Ohio politicians, detailing Thomas Ewing, Henry S. Neal, Ebenezer B. Finley, Benjamin Butterworth, Thomas L. Young, Joseph Warren Keifer, Jonathan J. DeGraffe, Jacob Dolson Cox and others. Covers births, careers, Civil War service, congressional terms from 1870s to 1890s, and party affiliations with notable roles in state and national politics.
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Thomas Eus
Thomas Ewing
Lancaster
Ohio
New York City
Brown Universlty
Providence
Rhoae Iskind
Pace Conference
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Volunteer Infantry
Liwncaster
Fairfield
Perry
Franklin
Mekaway
Towth
Gallia
Hocking
Metga
Vinton
Charles Foster
Hovking Valley
Sunday Creek
James Taylor
Foster
New York
Milton JT. Southard
Henry $. Neal
Ironton
Tawrence County
Gallipolis
Marietta College
State Senate
United States
Lisbon
Portugal
Lawrence
Ross
Scioto
Wike
Jackson
Adams
Qailla
Ebenezer WW. Finley
Ebenezer B. Finley
Bucyrus
Crawford County
Orrville
Wayne County
Slaca
Sixty-fourth
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Crawford
Wyandot
Richhind
Ashland
Holmes
Mardin
Marton
Morrow
Seneca
National Congress
George Hoadly
Third Circuit
Chat Linn
Benjamin Butterworth
Cincinnati
Warren County
Ohto
Lebanon
Sixty-first General Assembly
Mutler
Warren
Hamlton County
Ceutenant
Travet
State House of Representatives
Iki
Hamilton County
Chicago
President Hayes
Congrras
Storment
Joseph Warren Kelfer
Springfeld
Bethel Township
Clark County
Cvonmmon
Antioch College
Springfield
Third
One Hundred and Tenth One Volunteer Infantry
Catipalgus
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Greginn
Fisher's Hill
Cedar Creek
Virginia
Lincole
Wee
Uicumpalen
A. BE. Lee
Oh Lo
Twenty Sixth United States Infantry
Ohio Atate Senate
Department of Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
Ohio Soldiers’ and Salloran Orphans
Mareth
Clark
Madison
Miami
Logan
Champaign
Atrict
Greene
Champlaign
Union
Clark, Pickaway
Login
McKinley
Cuba
Henry L. Dickey
Greenfield
Highland County
South Balom
Rusa County
Sheenatt and Mariette
Cincinnati Law Serings
Fifty-fourth General Assembly
Senate
General Assembly
Highland
Brown, Adama
Pike
Mighland
Clinton
Clermont
Brown
Medical School of
Edinburgh
Parts
Lan
Jefferson
Carroll
Columbiana
Harrison
Belmont
Jacob Dolson Cox
Toledo
Luter
Clachonail
Montreal
Cannés
Overin College
Vromfatt County
James A. Gerfield
Lincoln
Troupe
Grant
Deventher
Chuchonald
Toledo, Walagh
Toledy
Iucas
Ottawa
Williams
Multoo
Henry
Wood
Cinciunud
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Neal
Thomas L. Young
Killyteagh
County of
Down
Ireland
United States Army
Henry K. Dickey
Ed Gerrits
Steubenvill
EMI
France Medical Institute CO
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ERIAL
France Medical Institute
Iit
Venice
Tawbesworth
Pega
Mat Beata
Areanent
Toeaty Secciere Lecempior
ENON
Mayr Machel
Philis
Brent
Itqcod
Mars
Frou
Pieperly
France
Maine
Eoudir
Perry Anges
Papin
Ana Peti Hah
Papa Bartlishual
Gay St
Columbus
Uta Bete Weiter
Scio
Noribal
Pouniedy
Mieliade
Mirae
Hy Bert
Lorcher
Win Crouhir
Tad Ranier
Gwyn
D. O
John I. Hawkins, Wintld Kents, Henry Floto
Miners& Mechanics’ Bank
Hows Fourth Street
Steubenville, CO
Prromwwhia
Joan H. Hawklina
David McGowan
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John W. Coorson
Bac
Joan A. Kithuart
Divasotowns
Thomas Barclay
John Neo
John W. Cookeen
Alfred Day
A.M. Helmen
W. A. Walker
John 4. Kithcart
the State Banking and Trust CO
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
O. Bottrogs, Ptosk
ACA
Vetten Bor Tap
Jose Janrey
Hie Mukuson
Ofuleicror
Esoenii
Sacha
Pennsylvania
Ghigo
Téqua Tare
Jeri Ts Ale
C. McComb & CO
Ay Fourth Ave
Midlevarga
Cyrus Wi Ng
Cathartio Ecmund
Arn
Rica