Buchanan Heirs in Clermont County to Vast New York Estate
A lengthy ιστορία traces Alexander Buchanan emigrant from Ireland, his service in the Continental Army, and lands from Harlem river to Ohio. It notes a New York advertisement seeking heirs to a twelve million dollar estate, with hundreds of Clermont county relatives and connections to early settlers and prominent lawyers.
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Clermont County
New York City
Alexander Buchanan
Buchanan
Pearl Street
Ireland
General Washington
Boston
Harlem River
New York
Pennsylvania
Washington County
Nnsylvania
Kentucky
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Old Fort Redstone
Fee, G
Imestone
Maysville
Germantown
Ohio
Emerlexander Buchanan
Alexander Jr
Levasian
I. Union
Levi
Linda Myra
John Hendri Gaamwacke
Tere Buchanan
Ome
Roger al Pryor
United States
William M. Evarts
Thomas Ewing
Thomas Ewing, Jr
Thomas L. Hamer
Buchanans
Beverly Boys
Washington Township
Philip Buckner
United States Supreme Court
Washon
Harlem
New York Mail
New York Tribune
Nevice Buchanan
Astor Oase
Illinois
William
John Gregg
Neville
Robert
James
John
Andrew
Calvary Meeting House
Jane
Fort Jone
Fennaulseis
Enoch
Eres Lorella
Amelia Commencement Echoes with Essays and Orations
A detailed account of Amelia's two hour school commencement featuring Prof. Strickland and a student body of about five hundred. Highlights include Lena Penn's essay We Must Move, Susie Hall changes, Lizzie Penn Trovatore selections, and multiple orations on labor, education, and female suffrage. Diplomas were presented as the class sang Farewell.
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Amelia
S. B. Smith
B. F
W.S. Strickland
M. BE
Mamie
Strickland
Prof
Lena
U Po
Susie Hall
Lizzie Penn
Birt Cundiff
John Cundiff
Fant Ricker
Herron
Wan Alscunne
Mamie Corb
Mira
Hedt
Roth Fair Rs
Mamie Dean
Claude Juddig
Livifer
Perrine
Anna
Penen
Ian
Jessie Coulter
Capt. Penn Presid
Nannie McGill
Charles Trump
Poe
Walter Gray
Frank Thurber
Georgia Girardy
Bethel
Redrow
Cincinnati
Rose Goodlie
Doan
W.B. Doan
George McCollum
Williamsburg
Professor Strickland
Washington, D. C
Frank English
Felicity
Isses Lizzie Penn
Charles Ross
Ape Sets Fagley
M. A. Leeds
Holly
Roe
Cline
Susie Penn
John Whittaker
Leet Hannah
Belle Pierson
Georgetown
Lena Penn
New Richmond
Mt. Carmel
Batavia
Alice Hall
W. G. Hall
Bessie Smith
Thayer
Henderson
Dean
Aaron Cleveland
J. M. McGhew
Amelit
W. G. Caldwell
Mina Ricker
Robert
Caldwell
Charles Dickens
Proessor
Distinguished Clermont elder dies after long, honored life
The long revered Clermont resident, living with his son in law E. G. Brown in Amelia, died peacefully Saturday morning. Born in 17, he served in the War of 1812 and sat in Congress with Lincoln. A devout author and Whig turned Republican, he was trusted by Lincoln and Grant and mourned by many at Wesley Chapel.
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E. G. Brown
Amelia
The
Courier
Lincoln
Ben Wade
Schenck Latham
Nash
Congress
J. Q. Adams
Grant
Wesley Chapel
Clermont
Legion
Survivors of the Sultana Reunion at Toledo
At Toledo on the 27th ultimae a reunion of Sultana survivors was held. The 1864 disaster killed about 1,800 of 2,200 aboard near Memphis. Michael Brunner of Georgetown and Nathan Barkley of Brown County recalled heroic fates. Brunner swam to safety, Barkley died attempting to rescue others.
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Toledo
Michael Brunner
Georgetown
Company OC
58Th Olate
Andersonville
Memphis
Young Brunner
Providence
Nathan Barkley
Company “T
Sth Cavalry
Brown County
Old Stone Pile Batavia M E church remembered
Georgetown News recalls the Batavia Methodist church known as the Old Stone Pile built early this century by Ezekiel Dimmi who also built the Batavia courthouse. It names ministers and local figures associated with its history and notes forthcoming musical events announced by Professor Hulick. Mars Michael Remyxer remains ill near Locust.
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Georgetown
Batavia
John Collins
William B. Christie
Sehon
Arthur Elliott
W. H.ar
John Wright
Bishop Morris
Bishop Foster
J. W. Clark
L. R. White
G. W. Maley
Greenberry R. Jones
Westlake
Miller
Ashborn Fowble
Joe Gatch
Id Stone Pile
Family Ties and Justice Elston in Clermont History
A May 3 1829 wedding at Rev David Hand’s home linked Rebecca Hill to Charles Hill as Justice Elston officiated. The article traces the couple’s large Clermont County family with ten surviving children and multiple trades, plus Elston's fifty years as a local justice of the peace. It notes a golden wedding seven years earlier, and then reports grand jury findings and jail critique, listing several cases and bonds from that term.
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David Hand
Rebecca
Charles Hill
Moses Elstun
Union Township
Craver
Belfast
Woodville
Smith
Ohio
Charles
Rebecca Hill
George H
Charles C
Ephraim H
East Milford
Ephraim
John W
Mt. Carmel
David H
Woodville Turnpike
Rachel
Charles Breasts
Elenor
Wm. Motsinger
New Boston
Ella
Wm. Gillispie
Newtonsville
Mary
Sarah J
Wim. Motsinger
Eee Elston
Hill
Justice
John Chaney
Alfred Norman
Shon
Same
Lizzie Shon
John Shon
William White
William Resinger
R. Wirth
Henry Finke
Oliver Sullivan
Jacob Fetzer
William Wood
Henry Harter
Henry Schuler
Charles Smith
Pose C. Sims
John O'Neil
Salina Carpenter
Countty
Flying Visit by Professor Fisher Sparks City News
Special reporting from Arron O on May 7 1886 notes Professor Z D Fisher made a flying trip through the city today. The brief visit drew local attention without detailing events or outcomes.
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Professor Z D. Fisher
Railroad Offers Reduced Round Trip Tickets to Cincinnati Festival
The CG. W. & B. railroad will sell one fare round trip tickets from all stations for the Cincinnati Musical Festival. Tickets good on May 18 19 20 21 and 22 and valid until May 24.
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CG. W. & B. Railroad
Tckets
Housekeeper in Minneapolis Burns Out Again
The Housekeeper in Minneapolis Minn was burned out for the second time in six years on April 12. A portion of its large subscription list was destroyed and several of the ladies employed narrowly escaped with their lives. Readers missing the May issue should write to the publishers with full address and subscription details to have the name restored and May number forwarded.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Colonel B F Dyer Appointed Post Trader at Osage Agency
Georgetown treasurer Col B F Dyer is named post trader of the Osage Agency in Indian Territory. The Democrat proclaims “In Luck!” but cautions the triumph is not aimed at the Indian, though Dyer deserves congratulations.
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B. F. Dyer
Georgetown
Brown County
Osage
Indian Territory
Democrat
Dyer
Soldiers' Home to Sell Lager Beer for Inmates
About $30,000 is paid quarterly to Dayton veterans home and half spent on drink in town. Managers plan a limited lager beer sale on premises at lower rates to keep inmates home and boost the home treasury, an approach said to have succeeded elsewhere.
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Dayton
Warren County Teachers Meet in Lebanon Hear Papers
At the Warren County Teachers Association gathering in Lebanon, Clermonters attended by special invitation. Prof Martin Loveland schools read a paper London as I saw its. John W Sleppy Milford spoke on English Schools as I saw them In 1883. Byron Williams on The Pup and Teacher. B F Dyer on The Teacher and Pupil. Dial on It and Teacher. Over 100 teachers attended as the Fermont delegation was warmly entertained.
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Warren County Teachers’ Association
Lebanon
Martin
Loveland Schools
London
John W. Sleppy
Milford
Byron Williams
B. F. Dyer
Dial
Fermont
Histrionic Society Reorganizes Adds Drama Plans
The Histrionic Society reconstituted with officers and promises a frontier drama My Partner in June. Proceeds from entertainments support the fire department scenery and hall beautification. They saw Croaser's Company perform Banker's Daughter at Manager Harris's venue.
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Histrionic Society
G. A. Frazier
W. 0
Allen Glancy
Lane
Harris
Croaser
Public demands news even of divorce matters
A reader complains the Courier prints divorce notices but the paper defends its policy. It argues the public deserves current news and that abstaining readers should avoid the business of newspaper making. The Courier pledges to continue covering the news.
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Courier
the Courier
Obituary Notices of Mrs Theodocia Moors and Mrs Joan Conn
Mas Theodocia Moors wife of Norman Moore died after a lingering illness in her home Sunday evening in her 56th year. She was highly esteemed and mourned by many friends. Mrs Joan Conn died at her Branch Hill residence Tuesday morning at 10. Funeral services from the residence today at 2.
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Mas
Theodocta Moors
Norman Moore
Ady
Mars
Joan Conn
Branch Hill
Red Clover Tonic Promises Relief for Dyspepsia and Ailments
Advert reads Dr Jones's Red Clover Tonic as proper for dyspepsia malaria bad breath piles pimples ague spirits and liver trouble. Also notes sale of 900 Seer-sucker goats and vests and various local notices including notaries and cemetery grounds maintenance.
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Dennis Teasdale
Batavia
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