Local History of Warren County Judges and Pioneers
A dated sketch traces Warren County judges from early appointees to later figures like Judge Eldred and Judge S. P. Johnson, detailing their Service, origins, and reputations. It lists bar members, legislators, and local professionals, including Abner Hazeltine and early physicians, noting community esteem and historical recollections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
S. P. Johnson
Warren
Franklin
Venango ‘County
Warren County
Johnson
K R. Drown
L. D. Wetmore
W. D. Brown
C. H. Noyes
Jamestown
N.Y
S.P. Johnson
The Allegheny River Memories of Warren County Past
A veteran recollection describes the Allegheny River from Olean to Warren, detailing river life, rafting, hunting and fishing, and lumbering as a lifeblood. It recalls daylight pages of early crossings, raft culture, salt shortages, bridge stories, and a sense of community forged by river work and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olean
Pittsburg
Weaven
Allegheny
Warren
Biram Eddy
Aaron S. Parmier
Warren Eddy
Tomiz
Ian
Miscielf
Rogers
Sill Farm
Hazel Street
Episcopal
Mr. Taylor
Fosiah
First Presbyterian Church of Warren Founded in 1820s Era
The article details Warren's Presbyterian history from Abner Hazeltine hosting early services in 1819 to establishing the First Presbyterian church in 1822. It notes nine founders, gradual growth, and a sequence of church buildings with a stone church under construction, plus active missionary and youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Presbyterian Church
Abner Hazeltine
Amos Chase
Lucretia Comon Jackson
Erie
First Presbyterian Church of
Colonel Berry
Rose Eddy
Margaret Hackney
Samuel Oldham
John Andrews
Nathaniel Sill
Woman’s Foreign and Home Missionary
Young Woman’s and Child Cans Missionary Societies
Onder
Christian Endeavor
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L. F. Watson
Alexandar McCannont
Gaylord Church
Indy
Thomas Sgauthers
Pennsylvania
Samuel Purvance
Gilman Merrill
Hanover
N. H
Lansing Wetmore
Whitstown
Sterling Worth
Rasselas Brown
Brownsville
Union College
LD. Wetmore
Pine Grove Township
Wetmore
Chautauqua County
Hamilton College
Werren
Assembly
JMU
State Senate
Congress
United States Treasury
United States Court of Claims
Down
Sear Grove
David Brown
Col. Hackney
Charles W- Stone
Boston
Mass
Williams College
Union School
R. Brown
Beaver
Commonweath, Ies
Col
Harrison Allen
George G. Allen
Pine Grove
Warrer
Cabel C. Thompson
Orvin C. Allen
Russell
Benjamin Bartholomew
Josiah Hall
J. G. James
Junius Clark
W. M. Lindsey
L. T. Parmlee
George W. Allen
Miss McGee
Warren Co
Wilton M. Lindsey
C. B. Noyes
Marshall
Mich
Barix
Abraham Hazeltine
William V. Hazeltine
Huston
H. L. Newman
T. F. Parker
Vermont
Henry Sargeant
New England
G. A. Irvine
D. V. Strvanahan
Sargent
Dr. Stranahan
D. W. Stranahan, Jr
H. J. Bartholomew
Talbott
Wiso
W. W. Hazeltine
MM. W.baker
WW. S. Pier
F. W. Whitcomb
G. F. Mc Nitt
Urban Mease
J. Ms. Davies
J. N. Davies
Richard Stewart
Bopburn
Towe
Kitchen
Muney
Preston
Nagle
Stout
Danforth, Sager
Pier
Freeman, McAlpin
Avid
Miss Sayles
Archebold Tanner
Helen Parmlee
Valentine
Wie
Fenton
Orris Hall
Josiah
Hese
Joseph
Academy
Robert Faleconer
Thansing Wetmore
John King
Yeats
Market Street
Boon Mead
Brownville
N. Y
Old Court House
Wiscom
Elizabeth I
Mary Brown Jagger
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