Churches and Pastors and Local Institutions in Clermont
This 1880s Clermont County article details Boston area churches including M. E. and St Louis Catholic, the German United Brethren, and the Masons and I O C F lodges. It notes trustees, pastors like Rev J H Middleton and Father Mazaret, school teachers, fairgrounds, and historic burials and public offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Catholic
St. Philomena
Stonelick
Snyders
Ivens
Favrets
Yeagers
Gomiens
Galls
Mossetts
Freschards
Fetters
Gerards
Hoggs
Spets
Widerholds
Powells
Mers
Clermont
Father Mazaret
Cincinnati
Batavia
Hamer Lodge
Joseph Foster
Texas
Squire Robert Davidson
B. C. South
E. C. Hartman
J. F. South
Josephus H. Hall
Henry South
W. M
A. D. Daugherty
T. A. Mitchell
J. W
G. M. Rust
J. N. Mitchell
John Vance
Albert Daugherty
J. D
Michael
Edward C. Patchell
Albert Thce
Rding
G. H. Geberiner
J. J. Sapp
L. H. Medaris
E. C. Patchell
A. Tice
J. M. Pattison
Alrey
Sons of Temperance Division
Ezekiel Dimmitt
Richard South
Ira Hannold
John Covart
William South
J. G. Buchanan
Cyrus Noble
William Buchanan
Albert Redding
E. Fitzgerald
Combs
Stonelick Township
Miami
Williamsburg
Goshen
Wayne
Jackson
Saeeteainas Apgar
W. E. Motsinger
James Carter
Chales Alrey
D. L. Mitchell
Isaac Philhour
Alex Quitter
J. F. Hill
Owensville
P. V. Pe
Newtonsville
Boston
Board of County Commissioners
William Steward
Vincom Oe Bouts - Nat
Buerkle, Jr
Charlie P. Meek
W. EB. Motainger
Ww. F
Mia. Lagrand
Nicholas Gall
Grandfather Clock Reborn in Clermont County Workshop
A Courier notes Ed Scott’s jewelry shop and the unveiling of a remarkable grandfather clock. The works trace to 1728 Berwick London origin via John M. Brown of Batavia, Squire Moses Elston, and a Perin’s Mills cabinet shop. The clock, now owned by Carrie Fairman, is restored for two more centuries of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Penn Emma Combs
Alfred Marsh
Pauline Maegly
Mary Magee
Hill’s
L. M. Roudebush
Monterey
Belle Rust
Moore’s Fork
Mahlon Marsh
Washington
F. W. Roudebush
Delaware
Cincinnati
Alfred Yaph
J. L. Fomorin
J. B. Cline
Perin’s Mills
Peter Vandervort
Loveland
Clermont
Stonelick
Zebina Williams
Samuel Hill
Dennis Smith
Illinois
Batavia
Charley Harrison
Mike Rybolt
Bob Buchanan
St. Louis Catholic
J. G. Sutter
Petter Fetter
Snider
Carrie
John
Maggie Snider
Frederick
Louise Monsett
Ohio River
Loulaville
Henry Russelot
France
Francoise
JF. X. Ehrnsperger
Ed Scott
Courier
America
John M. Brown
Bao
Philadelphia
Berwick
Chester County
Pennsylvania
Brotherly Love
Brown
Moses Elston
Rhine
Squire Elston
New Jersey
Ohio
Obsequies for Colonel Perrine in Clermont County
Clermont County honors Colonel Joseph A. Perrine a longtime Masonic leader with a large funeral held at a Baptist church due to rain and snow. The article traces Perrine’s birth in 1800, marriage to Laura Trautwine, hotel and mercantile ventures, and decades of Masonic service including multiple lodge masterships and a noted role in degrees conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Perrine
Williamsburg Township
James
Mary
Kain) Perrine
Bethel
Laura W
George J. Trautwine
Virginia
Trautwine
Nimrod
Hannibal
John K. Morris
Colonel Perrine
Clifford Quinlan
Livingston T
George J
Victoria
John H. Simmons
Clare Eugene
Branch Vattier
Perrine
Indiana
Bethel Lodge
John Quinlan
W. M
Felicity
Cincinnati Commandery
Clermont County
John Jamieson
Batavia
Ohio
Squire James Perrine
New Jersey
FE. P. James
Clermont
New Cemetery
Celestial Lodge
Charles Love
Georgetown
James Johnson
West Union
Elmer Dean
New Harmony
George A. McNutt
Clermont Sociak
John W. Kain
David Atchley
John Sims
John FE. Tribble
Oldest Batavia resident marks 56th wedding anniversary
Uncle John White and wife celebrate six decades of marriage in Bethel since 1830. White arrived in Batavia in 1816 and built a home that has grown with the town, as son Frank White became a leading merchant and John Neighbour Albert Heinrici built a lasting family legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
Bethel
Batavia
White
Frank White
Dustin
Co. F
58Th Ohio
Kentucky Volunteers
Albert Heinrici
Uncle John
Joseph Marshall Captures Maryland Bride for Ohio Return
From Baltimore comes word that Joseph Marshall of this township has married a Maryland bride and will bring her to Ohio in the spring. Also noted are Florida Cuba trip plans by John W. Ducknall and an arrest of James H. Predmore for threatening his father, with habeas corpus denied and return to jail. Amelia, Ohio dated January 12, 1886, includes a denial of selling the Ohio turnpike and support for the future act authorizing purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Boylston
G. Lagrand
Jackson Turnpike
Cynthia F
Sarah
John Preble
Noble M. Preble
David Carpenter
Jonathan Rust
Mary P
Mount
Elizabeth Worthington
Baltimore
Joseph Marshall
Maryland
Ohio
John W. Ducknall
Florida
Cuba
James H. Predmore
F. M. Maxfield
Marathon
James Predmore
Muttimus
Young Predmore
Amelia
Epitor Clermont Courier
Str
Ohio Turnpike
Clermont Sun
Penn
Adams County Infirmary Population and Local Developments
Fifty inmates are in Adams County Infirmary and one hundred in Brown’s. Judge Cowen and Judge Louden swap seats during the current court session. Batavia Lodge I O F plans a new hall in spring as membership grows. Adams County forms a Board of Pension Examiners to be based in West Union with Dr. Bunn Coleman and Stevenson. Georgetown progress shows more business advertising and local life increasing amid competition with Cincinnati. A reward of five dollars offered for the return of a stray hound called Pik Lick Million New Years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County Democrat
Adams County
Brown's
Cowen
Louden
Batavia Lodge I
O. F
West Union
Bunn
Coleman
Democrat
Georgetown
Co Uence
Times
Cincinnati
Batavia Lodge Elected Officers for 1886 Term
Batavia lodge elected its 1886 officers led by Worthy Master John L. Moore and Financier Joseph Titus. The lodge, established in 1875 with eight members, now supports members with a $2000 policy. only Thomas A. Griffith has died since inception, with his family paid $2000. Titus is praised for managing the lodge’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Hannold
John Summers
James M. Lattimer
Camp Wool
George F. Bayha
Boston
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Milford
Clermont
Israel
M. E. Church
V. Wm
Madamj A. Hulick
Thomas Shumard
J. B. Rapp
J. 8. Coombs
L. H. Medaris
T. A. Mitchell
Henry South
W. E. Motsinger
M. Maegly
A. Hutick
Ohio
John L. Moore
Thomas Needham
W. B. C. Stirling
Fuide
R. J. Bancroft
Joseph Titus
Jos. W. Glancy
Robert Magee
United States
Batavia
Batavia Lodge
Thomas A. Griffith
Boiler Explosion Wounds Four at Ohio River Mill Near Stepstone
A Friday boiler blast at a saw and grist mill near Stepstone Kentucky a mile above Moscow on the Ohio River severely injures four workers Morris lost an eye Barker badly hurt with one eye lost and facial injuries Mason cut and burned by a falling stack Forkner only lightly scorched Dr Carr of Moscow provides urgent care. Morris in critical condition and prognosis poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepstone
Kentucky
Moscow
Ohio River
Morris
William Barker
William Mason
Frank Forkner
Noted Kansas Visitor Brings West Fever and Local Court News
Charley Pegg, former proprietor now arranging a Garden City location, toured town yesterday and energized readers with vivid West prospects. The county clerk and sheriff announced the grand and petit juries for February term, including members from Washington to Ohio townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Pegg
Garden City
Kansas
West
Col
Tom Fitch
Spencer
Indiana
Shep. Norris
Barry Fitch
Pegg
Clermont
Ohio
Grand Jury
J.G. Case
Washington Township
Nelson Stevens
Washington
Charles Porter
William Philhour
Miami
Abraham Gaskins
Melvin Alexander
Pierce
J. K. Brumagen
W. J. Sapp
Philip Alexander
Batavia
Nehemdah Ward
Robert F. Davis
Union
Albion T. Kain
Williamsburg
John Vance
Stonebeck
Chas
Swing
Tate
Samuel W. McKinney
Franklin
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M. E
Ferree
Batavia Road
Abraham Hulick
J. H. Middleton
Lucien M. Davis
A. Hulick
Joseph Marsh
J. 8. Combs
Chamberlain
State Board
Clermont County Agricultural Society
Bantam
Olive Branch
Ita
A. F. Queal
I Cover
J. H. Burns
J. W. Duckwall
Wm. Owens
J. C Fetter
Wm. Ulrey
Charles
Dennis Maher
Fayetteville
Perin’s
Cravers
Belfast
Iuen
Peter Coleman
Mary A
Anthony Maffey
Michael Yeager
Christian Iven
Catharine
Ruth A. Bamber
F. X. Tun
J. Gernon
Order of
Rb.c
Alta Circle of
Nichols
Payne
U. S
Mme
Richard III
A. S
Charles H. Calhoun
Joun
Wib M#yky
Ben L. Aultmar
W. EB
M. C. Tana
Weat Sixth Street
General Commission
Batavia Beau
Baltimore Belle
The
Isle OF Cuba
Mintimus
Yellow Houndanes
U. W
T. J. Ricker
Motgomery Turnpike
Mentor Avenue
Durrell
Ivanhoe
Tlce
Locust Corner
Mt. Carmel
Eptror Courier
James McKinnie
Abingdon
William Cann
Frank E. Crane
Columbus
Crane
Gertrude Fitzpatrick
M. Mulloy
Fitzpatrick
Ida B. Fitzpatrick
R. W. Gardner
Theo. Steelman
Squire T. J. Phillips
the Courier
Wm. T. Beatty
Gibbon
Nebraska
Petit Jury
Charles H. Thomas
C. W. Rhodes
Sylvester McLanahan
Jacob Jordan
Joseph Rosselot
A.J. Turner
John C. Shaw
Monroe
Henry Harlow
A. J. Pate
Harvey Williams
Joseph Armstrong
William Layfield
Henry Simpson
L. Holt
Julius Shelley
Graphic
James Payn
Illustrated Graphic
Nonotuck Silk Company
Florence
Emerson & Fisher Company
Athe Carriage Manufacturers
John Shillito
Galt House
Sixth and
Main Streets
W. E. Marsh, Jr
Ity
Galt
Ite
W. F. Marsh, Jr
Naval
Parker
Plendid
Mary Swanson
Chicago
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