Early Ohio History Troa Hand Sketch Of Chillicothe
Fragmentary historical sketch outlines Ohio's early settlement era centered on Chillicothe. It traces Moravian, Marietta, Scioto Valley pioneers, Nathaniel Massie, and the Virginia influence shaping the Scioto region along with surveys, land warrants, and frontier life amid hostile tribes.
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K. C. Anderson
Virginia Military
Early Scioto Valley settlement story and harsh justice tale
Fragmentary historical sketch recounts a 1707 incident where Brannon stole clothes, was tried by a local jury and sentenced to lashes or a public pony ride led by his wife. It notes Presbyterian roots, first marriages, and early Methodist settlers in Scioto Valley, plus rugged frontier conditions and a Massie expedition toward Ohio.
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Samuel Smith
Brannon
J. B. Finley
Presbyterian Church
William Speer
Pennsylvania
Colonel Worthington
Tiflin
Sciota Valley
Elizabeth Cochran
George Kilgore
Tifin
Scioto Valley
Woo
Congress
Cincin
McDonald
Western Christian Advocate
Ohio's first Capitol and Gov Edward Tiffin in Chillicothe
The article recalls Chillicothe as Ohio’s early capital, describing the two story house on Lec sofond and Walnut streets, built in 1798 by Bayil Abrams, with a main wing along Walnut. It details the first Capitol, the territorial legislature sessions, and the rise of Edward Tiffin, a physician who became Ohio’s first governor, Speaker of the Territorial Legislature, and later U.S. Senator, outlining his career, marriages, and contributions to the state's development.
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Bayil Abrams
Walnut Street
Thomas Gibson
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Ohio
William Rutledge
William Gutherie
Territorial
General Assembly
Chillicothe
Scioto Vanceh
John
Taint
Philadelphia
Charleston
Mary Worthington
Robert Worthington
Thomas Worthington
Gove
Hike
Luc
Tiffin
Tifin
Worthington
Findlay
Langham
Ross County
Cincinnati
Tifa
Sage
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Gifin
Burr
U.S. Senate
Senate
John Adams
Ohio River
Tiftin
Mary Porter
Delaware
Madison
Land Department
Washington City
Edward Tiffin
Land Ofice
TiMin
Chiliteothe
Thomas Igtom
Virginia
Ward Tifin
Scioto
United States
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Cumberland
St. Louis
U. S. Senate
Tecumseh
Thomas
New York City
Chase
Pleasant Valley
Adena
House of Stone
Worthin
Latrobe
Triton
Introdur
Elasses
Thealop
Walt Rill
McArthur's Early Life and Military Rise in Western Frontiers
A partial, fragmented portrait traces Captain McArthur born in Dutchess County N.Y. moving with parents to western Pennsylvania, enlisting at eight to fight Indians, and rising to command at Captina. It notes service under General Hull, roles near Detroit and Fort Meigs, election to Congress, and later retirement to business before dying in 1840.
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Belmont County
Maysville
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Hull
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Nand
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Fort Meigs
Pillars of Smoke and Persecution in an 19th Century Sermon
Dr Talmage preaches that the church endures like pillars of smoke rising from worship and work, symbolizing suffering yet beauty. He cites martyrs across history, urges Christians to oppose worldly compromise, and envisions peace through the church guiding nations.
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Miscellaneous and dancing fashions from era observations
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