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Records of Broun Township

Vashingion County, Indiana _

IN-FRONT (MISCELLANEOUS séeried
Part 1: Lists of road hands 1853-60. 75 pages, map, not indexed.
Part 2: Record of the Board of Trustees, 1853-59. 27 pages, indexed.
Part 3: Traustee records 1559-1804. 37 pages, indexed.
Part 4 Enumeration of Males over 21 living in Brown Township 1913.
Part. .5 School enumeration of Campbellsburg for 1379.18580 or 1881
Names of Pupils in District 10 - no date probably 1874
Nomes of Pupils in District 7 for 1872-18373 and 2874
Names of Post Office Box rentors at Cempbellsburg 15878-1885
Part 6: Casket List-Strattan Brothers- 1906-1910
Part 7: Sketches from Diary of William Stephen Trinkle 1904-1515
Part 8: Deaths- 1896-1933 from Coffin List from a/c of
Strattan Bros. Store 1896-1901 and from Diary of
William S, Trinkle (1901-1933)
Part 9: Records of Rob Morris Lodge # 282 F.& A.M, Campbellsburg
1861-1869
Part 10: Strattan Brothers Account Book 1906-1910
C.E£. Cook

872 Spraque Road
Indianapolis, Ind.

BROVN TOVNSHIP MISC. 17534

MEMORIES OF LONG AGO: THE POST OFFICE (GRAPHIC, 1901)
Letter to the rress from Robert Denny of Westfield, Ind.

"In your No. 1 the fact that I was the first vostmaster of the
town is mentioned, cca thet calls up some recollections that may
interest some of your patrons. First, I will tell how tne town

came to be called oe ee h (notice pie tinal Lepoer a
that is the way it was first svelled. ‘When Robert A. Campbe
platted the first addition to Buena Vista, and a bd
sent to Washington for a vost office, it was found
ready a Buena Vista office in the state, and some oth
be selected for our vrovosed post office. Mr. Campbell took
plat to Salem to have it recorded. Alexander Attkinson was
Recorder and when lr. Campbell vresented his plat to him, he
him of the trouble about a name for a post office and that he,
Campbell, wished to find a suitable name for his plat, different
from the name of any yost office in Indiana. MThere-upon ‘Uncle
Aleck' said '"Wetlil just name it Cempbellsburgh as there is no
?.0. of that name in the state, and so it was done.

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Later, when a movement was made for a P.O. at the then named
town of Lancaster, it was found there was a ©.0. in Jefferson Co.
of that name. The 2.0. Devartment referred Jacob Turner to me
as Postmaster at Cempbellsburg, to straighten the matter out for
him, as to a name... I took my P.O. directory and 1 ne
letter L and ran down the list te Leipsic and found ce
of that name appeered in the Indiana list. Thereupon I inserted
the name Leipsic in ti pers and the P~.0. Devartment edonved it.
paltillo had eae simile about naming its F.0. but I cennot
sey who sussested adda ille' to the original name as the
title of that P.0.

In conclusion, I must s
you and your reeders need
ASO colurm every week nor
after tomorrow, January 30,
74th year of my earthly pil

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OLD SOLDIERS (ADD SOLDIERS VIDC/S) LIVING AT CAMPBELLS3SURG:
REPORTED BY N.d. EFAUGLE. NO DATE, PROBABLY CIRCA 1505 (GRAPHIC)
William Gipson, J.F. Hubbard, C.H. Wires, James Sherrow, David
agen David Wheet, J.wii.d. Smitn, Cale zs william j a
Jd.W. Bogle, Thomas Jackson, Joshua Brown, 2s Wires,
Hiram Rudder, George Peters, Abraham Stoves jles Lawye
Widows of Bde oe: rtha Heys, Serah J. Hays, lirs. Ch
tency Saxer, Reoecca WS, Zligabeth Davis, hrs. Morgan,
Niiller, Gemima Sterhenson, Mrs. Stewart, Kate Sweeny, Lr
and Milla Purdieu.

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ANOTHER FIRE: (GRAPHIC-UNDATED)
J.A. Evans! barn red re av
about six o'clock evenin rm
Short time hundr le we ne ii
fire derion with bu 5 €
residence. I : of =
wes only a fe T £ &
and sone othe e ac ee
rescue@ witho a he anc

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INCOMSLETE LIST OF BUSILESS AD FROFESSIOLAL BEN AND WOMEN IN
CANSBELLSBURG, AUGUST 1903:

9:
Banker---liax Abranens.

Ministers---J.5. Denny, Christian.
i.0. Jarvis, Christian.
JeH. 2ierce, Bantist.
A. Erickson, Methodist.
Oscar Jean, Methodist.
Jews WOlfe, Reg. Baptist.
Physicians---L.i#. Paynter, G.S. Hancock, J.F.H. Duff, C.3.

Attorney-F.L. Drisicell.

Merchents---J.U. Wilkins & Bros.
Jshie Hon & CO«
Beko Dv ephenson
W.e5. Sentney

H. Howard

Joe Sharesnewsky

, bo Sharwell)
Drugsists---l.dJ. Lane -b. Hancock.

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Restaurant mens: Wee Kelso é& Son.
Thonas Roll
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GK. Evans
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Hardware merchnants---Jd

addler---J.=. Stanle
sa Pietra Steer Chamberlain

Meat rket men---J.li. Cathcart and G.L. Dalton

ee pvans and G.W. Weaver
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lacksmiths---W.5. Holaday, W.2. Kimrorel and Samuel liilier
er---0O.L. Brown

a4 mill and Lumbermen---John Stra
shal

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tuan and R.~C. Mertin
emaker---Georse IicDill

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llinery---NMather & Robertson, Alice

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BROWN TOWNSHI2'S EARLY SCHOOLS: (GRAPHIC, UNDATED)

The first school taught in Brown township was in the "Hop" settle-
ment end Pegeon Jertins was the first teacher. Another early scnool
was taugnt by Robert L. Fleming near Cavetown. lLir. Fleming wes ea
young man of fine nersonal acnnearan In Camobellspurg a joint
stock comvany was organized in 1855 d built tne “old Hall wisen
wes designed for holding scnool, church, volitical meetings, de-
beating socisties, etc. Miss Mary ernan, @ sister to Axiom Cvermen,
was the first teacher. The old ha Was situated where Baker's
seloon pbuilding now stends.. In 1s anotner building was erected
Where Lewis Collier now resides, e «C. Woods wes the first
veacner. The present building was scted in 1872.

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BOS DETeLAreN. t GRAPHIC, USDATED

SIDA mMacrrratmqT7t fran
BROW ay MOM PrS sia Bre een er

d became known as the "Hoo

fhe neizgshb fe) eighborhood" and later
the "iiov School District". This neishbornood is one mile north of
vempbelisburg, but there is no school house at sresent, the sane
having been vacated several years ago. David Boyden, 2 nioneer,
laid out 2a town on the farm now owned by ifesley Voodward, one nile
farther morta, in 1624 end naned 11 Boydenville. mere is no sig.

of a town now, nothing but a nasture field.

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AN INTERESTING OLD DCCUMENT: (GRAPHIC, UNDATED)

A very old and interesting document was some old pavers
belongsinse to the late N.»=. Mather, the f editor or tne
Graphic. It is a land patent bearing d idem 15 1e5e,
and bears the sisnature of Martin Van 3B ident of the
United States, and Josevh 5S. Wilson as the lend office.
The vatent conveys the --st (torn) half th west cuarter
of section 13, in townshiv 53 nortn of r Ae Phe document
is not paper, but is prinved uson senuiz ee in, something
rerely seen nowadays for documents of that kin The ebove cescrin:
part of our farm, one mile north of Camnbellsburg, and was entered

by Robinson Hemilton.

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HISTORY OF SALTILLO: (GRAPHIC, UNDATED)

Medison Bowles, proprietor, and John I. Morri iSO,

out and platted the toi DLL So tember,

named after a battle o exican war. ladison

first merchant, Col. S.D. Sayles tne first blaci

time of the building of the railroad an old fashioned p end
saw mill was built by. Wright Stecey. i and Hirem Matthew

Duta Sexist mil’ in abouy 1655. but it burned twenty yeers
ater. The present nill was built by them in 1876. George A.
Rosenoaum was the first post master, in 1853. A fev years ago
our sister town was incorporated and now is a thriving town of
about 3500 inhabitants.

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HISTORY OF CAMPSSULSBURG: (GRAPHIC, UNDATED)
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Camsbellsburg is now the town in size in the county and
contains neerly 1,000 in The founder was John Follerd,
grandrathe r of ene editor. Nether) It was surveyed and
slatted by John I. liorrison, August 31, 1649, was named Buene
Vista, after the Mexican battle of that nane, l orisinally com=-
~-rised five lots. A 1 4, 1865, James H. McKinney added 21 lots
on the northive st. Ba et retei ws isine 1 put is more
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LEMORTSS. CP THE GONG AGO: (GRAZ TIC , 1901)
NAN OLD SETTLER (UNKNAMED) RELATSS CONDITIONS OF THE LONG aGor
"A TRUE BEAR STORY" (CONCEI 7S ISAAC HAMMERSLEY )

The old settler drew his chair uv closer, inserted a fresh chev
of tobacco in his thin and wrinkled Jaw and began:

"@imes have changed," said he, "men have changed; everything
is different from what it used to be. If the old vioneers who
Sleep at Mt. Carmel, Cavetown and Hop could come forth from their -
graves they would never once recognize the face of the countr;
which vias once their homes where tney lived and labored end were

hanoy. One by one the little, old log cabins which the

and where tney divelt are crumbling into dust. ‘The fore
they pursued the wild turkey or vanting deer are fast f

We see no such great, large oaks and poplars as then grew,
regarded, only as an incumorance to tne soil, and an obstac
the develonenent of the country. Thousands and thousands o
of the finest timber thet ever grew have I seen viled toget!
great heaps at the log rollings which were customary in tho
set on fire, end entirely consumed. wna sner nd a los
Seems to us now. The present site of iis & was cov
with a nagnificent forest of grand and i. povlar,
and walnut, but all went down before th axe of t
brainy armed woodman, and the fire did Nothing r

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kill deer which frequented
deep and the streams pont. we nad
time, who eae cen a bear or deer hunt vl
in this comparatively unbroxen country. I suppose the ger
hunter that ever lived in this section i wa
Hemmersley. You have heerd of him, he you? we call
Unele Ike", He was a brother of John H
millwrisnt, whose name I have seen fr
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his life in encounters with these anime cle Ike wa
owner of two large doss, (Hig and Kero, ed them),
alweys accomuenied him when in search Ss favorite :
he nemed "Betsey", and the wild turkey, arge game which is
now extinct that it brought down would Sig to see. Once,
in the autumn of 1620, (as he often relat just as the nuts
began to fall, the old humter, with his 7 Lous curs and
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PIONSGER TEACHER'S Tose tsure: GRAPSIC, 1902 (?
THE SURVIVICG TEDAGOGUES OF FORMER YEA 2
MOST TASPY WAY, RSCALL THE iteMORIES OF
THE MOST SLEASATT SOCIAL EVENT OF TEE SHASON.

(CONTIVUED FROM LAST WEEK)

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The next subject on the program was the "Pioneer Text ica
hed been assigned to Dr. Ivy G. Hall and Benjamin A. ies: : ga
Wesner, wno resides at Brownstown and is in ouite feeble 2 » was
unable to attend the meeting. The doctor indulged in a very terest
ing talk on the school books of the early time, and called to menory
Goodrich's Reader, Mitchell's Geography, Davy's Arithmetic and some
others that were tausht in his school boy deys. He rererred to the
"Single and Double Rule of Three" (Sinnle and Compound Froxzortion
and said that "To be able to work all the sums to that subject in

one's api j

arithmetic was then regarded as very strong evidence on
as a methematician."

Mr. Hall's subject was followed by a discussion of "Barly
Examinations" by Jonn L. Williams end A.A. Cravens. Mre-Wil
said that in his latter years he felt very mucn like the old e
ary peat ins pook, that is to say, that he "had been laid on 7%:
shelf." de taught his first school fifty yeers ago. He svent eleven
years as a teacher at Leesville, and was at one time vrincizel of
the Orange County Seninary. He was the "County Examiner" in 1864.
His vredecessor in orfice was C.L. Paynter, and his successor was
M.D.L. rrow. The modus oserandi of teacners exaninevyions was then
quite simple. The asplicants for license were slaced in a class,
and asked questions such as the examiner saw prover and their fitness
to teach school was determined from the oral answers which each azz-
licant save. Six branches constituted tre list noon which questions
were »rovounded. fF the examiner found thet anyone in his judgment
was not qualified to teach, the vatrons, nevertheless, of the school
district wherein the applicant hed secured a school, might petition
for license to be issued anyway, which was always done, but fora
period no longer than the term of school provosed to be tausnt.
Mr. Williams was followed by A.A. Cravens, who was Washington County!
first School Superintendent. ‘With Mr. Craven's induction into office
the old form of oral examinetions was disvensed with, and menuscrips
examinations substituted in their stead. This anparent revudiation
of old established forms to which the teachers hed become accustoned
created quite a revolution in educetional circles I
But not withstanding the vigorous "kicking" on +
and their friends, tne new Sucerintendent did
line of duty as he uaderstood iG; Dub Rela or
idea that the conditions of the times demanded a higher educati
standard, end used His best efforts, notwitnstanding murmurs of
arprovel here end there, to bring it about. lir. Cravens was
Ocinion that a true educetion shovld look ts tne develon-ent
faculties that would mele the future man ii
honorable citizen, and a oreeadwitz di
witn some of the feetures of t ourse of sy
day becsise it did not seex to inculcete into the minds of t
Nuss Beaceres | 1S Ss sense sevice: ft Rae! LC rv
would be velucle: I \ :
ola Solid foun :
old fundamentea

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PIOREER TEACHER'S IDSTITUTE: RAEFHIC, 1902 (7) (CONTINUED)

4.B. Driskell followed Mr. Cravens on tne floor and in the course
of his remarks he syoke in high nae of Mx. Williams and ?rof.
Jemes G. Nay as teachers, both of whose schools he had attended.

"School Discivline”, the next topic on the program, was teken uz
by John S. Denny, who in a quite lenstny talk said many things tha-
were both interesting and instructive. i‘shile the "birch" was used
somewhat more freely in the earlier day taan now, he was quite sure
that it was seldom used amiss. He Saar of the old fashioned "soak
in", the nroduct of Prof. James G. May's disciplinarian skill;
which consisted in giving a mehelt ions pupil vigorous taps of a
ruler, in broken doses, with just enough time intervening between
the apvlications, to give the offender time to reflect on his
pernicious conduct. It fers durins Mir. Denny's career as a teacher
that the practice of visiting the school by the county superinvendens
was besun. In closing his reneris he said that "good reading,
writing, svelling, mathematics and language const ituve the solid
foundation of a thorough vractical education, and that one of the
Rieneee yee ee cations of a teacher was to possess a ‘eonnen ee

talent.

Benjamin Standish followed a he told of the old pra
and yublishing "rules" for the government of the scho
almost as lengthy as the Mosaic “lew end as binding as

commandnents.

Jevtha Driskell succeeded Mr. Standish on the floor and warmly
endorsed the wractical remarzs made by ir. Cravens. Following un
Mr. Denny's subject he said he had tausht 25 years in the nubolic
schools but never found it necessary to use tne "hickory". He em
chasigzed the importance of teaching good manners in the school roon-
~how to be courteous to fellow nuvils and to strangers.

es next subject, "Fioneer School Games and Anusenents" had been
assigned to Henry M. Wood, but sickness creventing his presence at
ee institute, it was teken up and discussed by Trustee Metthew
Robertson, who in his geniel, characteristic style did the subject
ample justice. R tson recalled the deys when it wes the
custom, handed c seneration to generation, for the schools
to “lock the > or emuse thems es ome other wey et
the tea cner's il he asreed to 2D mwitn a setvtis
factory "trea rai to be forthcoming before they would dé
Having been a pusil of Robert Denny when he taught at Seltillo, 2:
Roberw Son Peas an incident in tnet pioneer nedagogue's career
as teach at that place, ana in which the latter was the centzra
figure, Byes was as interesting as it was amusing. As the holiceys
anoroacned the rollicksome school boys of the aforesaid school,
brimful of the snirit of fun end frolic, decided that Robert must
make manifest his high avpreciation of the noble and exemolary
conduct of his nusils, and esyecially the rge boy fFurni
them with a great "treat", ~roportional, of c their
g00d behavior, which no doubt, was above r: De
seeming somewhat reluctant, (as was the fas s)
accede to their demends must needs be ccerc i
of coercion resorted to in a matter of tnat
devending a sreat deal on tne peculiar ais
In this instance it sisted t aw
tyins his feet benec d 5 =

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PIONSER TEACHER'S INSTITUTE: GRAPHIC, 1902 (7) (CONTINUED )

and meking eae demand of the teacher to "call out the treat" until
exhausted and subdued he at last commlied with their demands. To
the pupil and teacher of the ~resent dey such tactics on the ~art
of the school He on be deemed heroic, to say the least, but in that
day it was a urce of great amusement which was rerely disnensed
with in any ee nm concluding his remarks Mr. Robertson favored
a tendency to get back to the old fundamental srinciples of education
but did not recommend @ return to the old prackice of "riding tne
teacher on a rail".

John S. Denny followed end recalled the old obsolete games of
"shinny", "bull cen", and "three cornered cat" which still
a place in the pleasant recollections of the school boy of
years.

After a few talks on verious subjects the "Old Pioneer's Institute
closed sine die, after which the entire sroup of old teachers were
photographed by Vires & Batt, which will be re-produced in a later

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DR. E.M.C. NSYMAN: GRADSHIC, MARCH 1908.
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C2LEBRATSD HIS 1O0TH BIRTHDAY LAST SATURDAY IN
SALTILLO, IDIANA.

CATT I MY Ween ca
COUNTY WERE Gm

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turday, February ber town
of Saltillo. One of her res man,
havins reached the century te
en elaborate manner t Wes ol

for he was born in lean year, end 19
missed one birthday, making the number
heers, just tvent) four.

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The fest train and accomno
rom Saiem, Campbellsburg, Or
o'clock the vleasant town was
furnishing the Sreater portio
The good ladies of Salvill
home and srent their entire v
confort of the steovle. Long
to eat iraginable, were surea
were served at eacn table. fF
of the efternoon ebout S00 -e
their stomecn's satisfection.
About the hour of ten,
capacity with the old Doc
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words “Indiana, 1902" and
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tners all seid that whe:
was a tolerebdle old man 7!

Dr. ueyman, being exha
the exercises at the chur
of the flattering things

De welisCs. hevman was
and claims to be ea son of
lady. Dr lan came to
medicine u ee AUS! i

Soe
DOr
415 4

4

Cc

to this cov ae end bdetan
continually folloved that
this country covers
has knowledge that 1

+ Ltry

pwahth

tO be His last resti:
4 ce = a 1-
Cave,-ernd .on “a rock
= ¥ h x ae a

said he had prepared

ao

ie)

ns pray

nie L150.

#i her has
Ce BEYMAN: GRAPHIC, MARCH, 1908 .(COsTTiusD)
thew Robertson, of Camsbellsburg, seve an
te tals. He said his acquaintance with
od of about 50 years. He gave a good de-
hnhysique Forty or fi ears aso. He
S appearance, s t as an arrow,
a atv hung down uzon his
Sood talilts, after whicn
e Of Ir, and live. 7.C. Cook
n "So was I", which delichted
ortn t dits.
onn that the church, in which tne
beautifully decorated by Dr. R. Mills, 1.C.
Des and others. On the right of the
llion, with the words "France 1608"
e The French flag was draped around iv.
t wes a siniler medallion, with whe
n the American flag drazed over it.
rwas ptartaken of, Dr. Heyman, wn
ad carteken of a hearty dinner, was
1air to .tze kw. church by J.H. Wolfe,
ry, R.L. Rife, John Whittet, Prank iwiller,.
, 0D. Greene, George Lee, W.. Viorrell.
e stove where nundreds of persons sreeted
d. he church was filled to overflowing
loir, with iliss Clela Hiles at 1!
ongs after whicn
1th chanter of E
1 es an interes
Denny wes roll
ad, B.A. Wesner
I a Heli; Dts Ff
e Finley, rs.
n, Robert Green
ey saw him fron
usted, was teken to
ch ended and was not
Said about hin.

rants

ebr

ee eee PY

born

15 veers old end
n Philedelnni
ine sinni until
rac Until eno
Cot His wurofes

BROW TOWNSHIP MISC.

400th BIRTHDAY OF DR. E.M.C. NEYMAN: GRAPHIC, MARCH 1908 (CCNTIIUED)

put having been disaz:pointed in securing his father's body, he (Dr.
Neyman) would be laid away in the coffin in that cave.

At that tire, too, and in the Fenther cave, Dr. Neyman told Mr.
Menaugh that the ": Sistory or Bonavarte" srinted anonymously in
Salem, in 1818, was writven by Marshall hey While ano wns Country.
that the ranuser int had fallen into the hands of Colonel Lemanovwski
and by him nublished anonymously. One thing is certain: lho one .
hes ever pointed out the author of that mysterious book and Dr

heyman's claims are Certainly interestin: If he isn't the son or
Marshal hey, who is he? That good blood runs through his veins
there is no question end that he is a most remarieble man wiil de
admitted by any one who knows hin.

ROTES

1ys Came ive wse.

Neyman was 29 years old before vostage star
ay 25th birthday--I'll

1e old Doctor s "come and see me on my

Alfred Guthrie or unnelton Witn teers in nis eyes Seve tne
a 2 bf J 3 oO
Doc vcora neer Ty hand

eke.
All Saltillo people covered themselves with glory that dey.
Mrs. Neyman, who is but 67, had her "young man" ready bright and
early for the cay.
Dr. H.=. Neyman, eged 62 years, was the only one of the children
present on this occasion.
When Dr. Neymen was born Chicago was only an Indian camp, and
there was not a mile of railroed enywhere.
Although Dr. leyman is quite feeble, the GRATHIC hopes that he
may celebrate at least, another pirthdey, Fei igs
Thomas Jerferson was President of the U.S neyme
d Aoranean 2 n nad not yet seen t a
Zood wo tillo and vicinity k a
ner ean tO ef .in visi }
me.
snther cave et cave and is sit-
niles mortheas scenery in this
eutviful cave-c.e.c.
ebratio: the teonvle of Seltiilo
ity as a lirection. of Lee Vellon
-@. Coo:
men was : iiss Sallie Holler,
years a505 Mmacing 2 nial venture. ‘hro
were porn tO % wal
LOWwins SHOTOLrarners ona
i, Vejors of Mitehell ad ch s
lspurg. They ~hotvoz: 200 0
eitilio's old ~eozle ase, aged 983
i Coot, 2260 cos dirs 2=ed 803 i:
ned POS hrs. Haillvenm ss css Pod
d sasty is. Jonn Vet Os ies
onn Vilfons, eased 74.

WwW ‘ORICA!

Soldiers luried in Brown townshin, Washington County, Indiana
Prepared by Alice Williana.

Soldiers in lilt. Carel Cemetery 6 miles north of Camplellslurgq:

IRexican War----kolinson Hanilton, 4.1787.

Spanish Hnerican---rAlbert C. Willians, 4.1870.

Regular Aruujp---Lum Ridder.

World War 1---lWilson Shoults.

World War 2---Frank Lanbert.

Ctwit War---Ebenezer iieyman, Newton flontgomery, Meredith Hughes, Wiley Hughes,
Taylor Hughes, B. Hughes, Robert Jones, Wm. T. McClintock, Hiran
Rudder (1529-1909), Peter J. Barnett, John Childers, sanuel Sneed, ~
Squire Sneed.

Civit War Soldiers buried at Cavetoun: Ben Spangler, David Foutch, Lewis Shroyer,

Hoa Jean, Bill Jean, Jake Freed, Jake Lawyer, Orange Gould.

Chas. H., Cornwell, father of ilirs. Cy ilather, (son of John) killed in Civil War
at Richmond, ky. with George Bogle and G.S. Webb, (fron saltille)

Soldiers buried in Hop Cemetery 3 miles north of Camplelloturg, Ind.:

Revodutionary----Charles Kidder.

Mexican----Sam Stansbury and iiiorrison Gordon.

Civit----Lach. Pollard, Wn. H. Pollard, Charles Collier, Silas Woodard, Iicholas
Naugle, Abrahan Stover, Silas Lawyer, Sanuel tiles, Hanbury Hughes,
Ben Lauyer, John ijarren, Rasting Goens, Wm. #. iilartin, Thonas jackson,
Worley Gibson, David Wheat, john &. bilyeu, Yeorge Bogle, Thomas Wires,
Thomas illarzgan, Alford Leach, Thomas Gibson, Joshua Brown, Janes Taylor,
Robert llicNeely, Orange Broun, Wm. He Decker, Solomon Sweeney, KX Caled
Elgin, Wm. Davis, Janes ficwonald.

Sparish-Hnerican: Wm. R. Brananan.

World War 7: Leroy Freed, Odus Brewer, Lavere Evans, Josepn Cooper.

World War 2: Hugh WW. Nicholson, Um. ilicholson, Eli wiallot.

Civil War Veterans of Grown Tup., Washington County, Indiana

(A talk given at the August meeting of the Washington County Historical Soctety
August 29, 1964 Ly Alice C, Williams. i

Paobabdy each one around 57 years odd when J first remember then. Jo me
a child they seemed old! Each with full whiskers and flowing beard.

In Campbellsburg, there was John € cilyeu, a Lawyer and tightuad (miver),
married twice. Father of my oldest brother's wife. Fortunate in hiv second
wife, for if there are angels on earth as there are in Heaven, Ella Chastain
Bilyeau was one. Father of v.&. Bilyeu.

And ilicholas lNaugle, a worker in the Canplelleburg Christian Church---a
tee-totaler---saia "FJ would Let a man die before J would give hin one drop of
whiskey, even though J knew that drop would save his Lifer"

And joshua brown, father of Jim brown, Lula Zaring and Nora Wilkins. rer-
haps, his greatest contribution to the county was the rearing of those three
children.

And Silas Woodward, the owner of the house and cellar, the only underground
raitwuad station in brown Township.

Three of those, most clearly recalled by me in the M4. Carmel comnunity were
Hitam Rudder---sitopped time and again at mu house to get my niece to play "Iila~ch-
ing through Georgia", and "8B" (General iilarian) Hughes---can hear him yet as he
came over the hill Ly our house yelling. We knew for sure, "B" had come home
drunk.

And Newton iilontgomery, our next door neighbor in the city of Milt. Carmel which
was platted in 1837. His wife had been married before and had children ly a
former marriage. tHe and she had a boy and girl. The boy died, the girl was hiv
pride and joy. But the wife and daughter conspired to do things of which the
father did not approve. towever, things can not always remain hidden, and the
old man remarked to my father: "Frank, there's a nigger in the woodnile, Yes
a4n, yes 212, there's a nigger in the woodpile."” His wife was a doctor--niduife.
Jt was six miles to the nearest doctor and for minor ailments, we asked her
advice many times. One J particulary recall, my brother had stepped on a nail
and then stepped black to pull that one out, ran a nail through the other foot.

J went to firs. il., Lut he had a ready answer: "Heat a nail red hot sir, yes Ady
put it in the hole!" (Well, maybe so--it would cauterize it, but who could stand
4t.") J never saw the man standing in my Life---aluways peqteees clean.

fly Uncle Jake Freed married Enily Kosenlaum, a sister to my Grandnother

iann Lee. He was 40 afraid that he might err from the truth.

Asa jean, father of Oscar and Arthur Jean, Iilethodist preachers, a devoted
Ketho dist.

Ben Spangler, qrandfather of john Rosenbaum---Ellis Rosenbauns father-in-Ldaw.

Orzange Broun, known as "Bick", a small man. Two storiea: lily uncle Norzbin
Cornwell was in Canplelloturg. He and Dick rode cut of toun on horseback and on
to the Coznwell hone. My uncle invited ham to come ing He said: "No, J gust
rode with you to get you to vode forme”. iy uncle replied: "You are on the
wrong side of the fence.” Story of the watch. (Mot in manuscript)

Lewis Shroyer and Orange Gould, home on furlough, sat in my uncle Wilson
Lee's new buggy, spat tobacco juice all over it. Of coure, they were young--
doth married twice--rzeared respectable families. iilaybe they qrew up.

David Foutch---lest rzememblered because he had an apple orchard---apples werm
rotting on the qround. He deft home for a few dayjs--his son knew the orders that
no apples could le sold to the Clifty iiiill operated ly Henry Kolertson, making
wiiskey. The son in his father's absence shoveled up a wagon load ready to take
down to the mill, lut his father returned unexpectedly and ordered that the
apples le dumped on the ground. He in the father of Iilrsa. Ilaude Trinkle of Camp-
bellaburg and iz. vLtto (Leo) Trinkle of Indianapolis.

Life of Indiana Soldier: rap of a rut. fixed at 973. per month for clothing.

25 cts per day for rations. On account of the depreciation of qreentacks in
ich he was paid, the pay of the soldier steadily diminished throughout the
ware In 1864 pay ~rom $13. to $76.

j 9;
? Desertion: In 1861, Janieson Kincaid (cousin of my mother), éntisted in
the Civil War for 100 days. After he sermwed the 100days, he re-enlisted for ane
year--soon tired of army life and deserted. He claimed he seserted became
Lincoln issued the Proclamation of Emancipation jan. 2, 1862. In February he
returned to his lincle Janieson Lee's home neqr Ft. Ritner. Kincaid and two cousins,
Wilson and Janieson Lee, had been playing cards on the sunny side of a straw
dtack near the barn. They had just stopped playing and returned to the house
when Louisa Lee saw three men coming and she didn't see anything about then to
distinguish then. They surrounded the house and arrested Kincaid, took him to
flitcheLl wheré they put hin in an old house and builta {tre for him. On the
way to iilitchell he told then that he had planned to return to the Union Army next
day and when they started to lock him up in this cabin and Leave hin, he produced
a deck of cards, the sane deck he had had in his pocket since that noon day gare
of cards on the south side of the straw stack. He told then to get some whiskey
and return in a short time. This they did and soon a game of four handed tuchte
was in progress. Jamieson was not a heavy drinker and as the whiskey passed
around tine after time, he merely pretended to take a drink each time, while tre
three officers becane groggy. Ina few hours the officers were all dunk. Hs
one of the officers had the key to the house Jamieson arose, walked to a window,
quietly raised it and leaned out. He spent the rest of the night walking, finaiiy
becoming 420 tired that he crawled into a straw stack and slept until day break.
Awaking he was much surprised to find that he was very close to the outskirts af
Mitchell. That day he came back to his uncle Jamieson Lee's remaining there three
weeks. Later, he went to St. Joseph, lilo. to vinit a sister and there altained a
gol driving a wagon in a train of wagons going to the Jdaho and Washington
Territories.

- Another soldier: (The Campbellsburg Graphic dscue Aug. 8, 1924 sajs the
following Civil War Veterans dived in Campbellsburg: Janes He Sherrow, C. H.
Wires, O.L. Hayes, Orange L. Gould, Willian Gilson, Benjamin F. Stephenson and
Thichas Skeene.3) Thomas Sheena ire gust north of Campbellsburg (where Gene Lessig
now dives). te and his wife had driven to town, arriving at his gate, he said:
"Old Woman get out and unfasten the gate”, ilo anemer. He repeated it the third
time. Mo answer. He Looked around tu see why she didn'4 rzeply. To his disnay
he had left her in town.

CH. Wires, a pillar in the Canplelloburg Christian Church, a fine Chiistian
gentleman---qrandfather of Ellis Cowling, a Christian Church minister. C.ke a
abs ia ilo

When Gen. John iilorgan with his briaade of confederates crossed the Olio
river at Branden vung many companies af Home Guards were forned in the towns that
eeemed to be an ilorgan's purh. A company of one hundred men were forned in
Canpbelloburag ard were sent northeastward in an effort to head off the rebels.
florgan out travelled all pursurers wiile crossing Indiana. Thiv company was 2e-
turned and discharged with only ten days serwice.

A. C, WittLtcamns DUE LO 1955

CanplrelLlsdurz Centennial.

OLD SETTLERS' REETING
(Faron Graphic dated july 7, 7004)

Those who do not attend the Cld Settlers’ meetina held at the
Groniie office ever tuo months miss a tare treat, Jt to interestina to hear
these old people talka of the scenes and incidents of the days past and gone.
The second old pioneers meeting wes held at the Ganohia office tot Saturday
azteznoon, and was-even more interesting and heated attended thar the prrs4.

Le D. Votes called tie meetina to order and the President, WU. Hi Russell,
anoointed at the dost meetina, tock the ciaize RR. P. iikither rzead an appr-
miate article selected for the occasion ane also xzead an article or tuo
prenared Jr. Bo F. Sntti, wha was present. Cne of tre articles prenared bu
fire Snith 2zeada as 7odlows: NMily iret accuainiance in Hoptown was ata

neliciaus service in a arove amned by Willicn Folland, in 1849. The i.cnon

far
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was suraveued and loccted in 1°50 and build tin 1851. About tr04

Stacen tuild a loa house, 712 bu 14 Zt. An whriar he aold dup goods. J was his

cherzk. J rzenenber seeinn Janes Cruscketit dang there one morning witn his sleeves

acdied up atave his elbows. He unloaded a arb hoe, crosscui acu, brush seuthe
anda bia chest of taode. te placed Ais tool crest dy the side of the rzvad,

and with his aurthe mowed the hazel Laue and azean briers aay, toid the
foundation and built the Limd denot in Canptedlotura. Sineun fotlltard terilt
a blacksmith shop. A man lu tie nome ag rtewarts Lived about wnere Jorn vilrine
now residess Raloh Boone and lim Collier Lived east; Tonah Woodward, sautheasd;

c

liivs, Hunter, southirest; Esquire wcther, north. JY rzecda forrer article in the

~ ° ! - ry. a Fa an ease !. hey og , 4
Gzannic by Georse Drcke, now deceased, absut wr. i:atinew driving

woke-al oxen tack at 7204-5. J diove a six howe 4ean durina ghe uxt

1853-4 ~or Alonza Riler, Aaulina wheat pum atl over tie

75 bushels to the doad ant dessa wien Ane toads
Loaan Vowtes rzead a uilt made Cne nindred

du tian Das'iincion; alter uiich anpwpricte tala

5 i 77? r, Pint . 'j ; L, ! 7 me ey
Thonasa Gackson, ti. 8B. Dratekell,. Inasua Grom, C
1 -; i oe Ce Z te At aie TG a

L. 1. Codelazviexr, alt ap wove aces ranv-ed Zion 60 to 75 year.

The next meeting uill be neld the second Saturzdan afzteancon in loverier

a a
wit LT. J. Coladaxzier, Cre on. id tine chsth voorwd and tnatumenta
ae ed pte y ; 5 foo ~ ran

e jurrisied for tre next occedion.

or ay ee Lei pete, gt oe ye PaeD ren A ore Tee ae

ee ee wey LS See af Cs ree a C4e€ af 1067 by Pili ,

Cok tice rie oat ag 4, <6 Ces ee

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449A i

"Listes of Road lands"

Brzown Twp.

Yasrinaion Countiu, Indiana

7653 tirrougir 1860

Copied

vustee record, sarc,

on

Cs€s Cook

O72 Spranue Roca
AF AAPN 1; ere

Indianapodiin, Ynd.

Pre lace

Cn Anrit 23, 1253 the Board of Trustees of Brown Townsirip met at
Canplellalurg and proceeded to lay out the township in road districts
as follows:

No. 1---ALL that pari of the townsriea daving in Toun 2our north and
duo east, consioting of sections 25, 25, 35 and 36 and the
fractional narts af sections 22, 23,24, 27, 33 and 34 and

bounded ly the East Fork of tinrite River.
2---Sections 7, 2, 717, and 72 Town 3 north, rance 2 east.
3---Sections 3, 4, 9, and 70 H m a He et
4m~--Sections 75, 16, 27 and 22" " H . Se
5a--Sections 13, 74, 23 and 24% 7 # moon a
Gu-a=Sections 25, 26, 35 and 35" ™ non on
7---Sections 27, 28, 33 and 34 " tt ot ut att

For the exact docaiion 02 these road districts please reer to te

r

dounsnripn map on the following pace.

The ~ollowing section 44 a dist of the males beiveen the ases of

27 and 50 year of age who were "Liable to perfoan dobor" on the above

aeven road districts of Brown tounsrip, Washington County, Indiana. Zor

a) 7 ee ae anes 4902
ine vears 71653 throuch 1690.

Pane
G (ay

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List no

Liat

LAA

District fo. 7

piled May 31, 1853:

John W. Rosenlaun, supewisor.

fehu Wheeler
Witlian Dowling
janes Dowling
tomes relton
ition iilontcomeup
Jacol tiorner

lijAdes Wesner
Willian iicClintock
Findley iicCLinrtock
liilion iicClintock
Perzw ilicholson
linesaon Lee
Bartleti Citlders
Witlian Crilders

4 filed for 1854.

fitted ApALL 16, 1855 :
Jacol itozner, superud
Lalurn Booker
wWitlLian vowlin
janes Dowdin
Henry Shouliv
jesse Shoulis
cen Xudes
Richard Kuahes
fonn hughes
dohn Barnett
Sarthe te ie ilders
‘ lites wesner

W.iLLliam | eCLinto Cx
YiLlian Critders
Cwen iijroraney
Charles llicholon

bs kai, co
filed ivlay 35,

RACINE Hud

Latoan Sooker

Sanuel Sneed
7

Aad. HamdLLton
Benfarin nudes
Hentz Sioulis
fesse Shawlis
Presdy sooker

benszanin weClenon
Jseaac Cook
iimeson Lee
Terancia lower
Pinu, weCliniock
WYALLLian icClintock
iviLton ticCLlintock
etLtet t-Lcnodson

not ~ited for 1557.

Jesse Wheeler

John Barrett

Quen wiahorzneu

C. Yesley flicholsean
Jesse Shoulis
rervup Shoulte

jonn tiuches
Richard trues
Sandy Booker
Jsatal Dowling
Benganin. nudges
Benjtanin tlicholson
Elitjan licholsan
Lateran Ecoker

Perw Riciclson
Janes Helton
fitition (iontacmerzy
Limeson Lee

fenu Wheeler
Fantey iicClintock
Ratton fiieClintoce
George Larison
Sanued tic
RerrttA iicrolson
Sanuel Sneed
Franci“n Horner
Yesleu SAnecna
ctcehard vowlLin
Ben licClenen

Q
e
et
¢

Janes Dowlin
Richard Dau-Lin

fanes iielton

aed Dowtlin
lesion Re iioniaomern,
with ton Pinecone

tiles WYesner
BP. flachotson

oe (ea aan alow os ow Coteds
= beds
Rite sazouwn
HH Allen

List Liled for year 1358:

WiLlian Te. iicClintack, supervisor jesse Shoults
Sanuel Sneed gonn ii. Lee
Willian Sneed sr Caress
Willian Fe Sa0k Achard Dou-Llin
Richard rugies ee Dowdin
Tohn tunes Witttan — Dondlesan
benfarin iiahozneiy iWerartt rR. lcholson
iddton Co. tcClintock Jackson Hanilton -
Sanued Fe Mellie iliLion (ioniaoneryp
Witlian Childers Alexandrew S$. llicholson
Weslu Satlew Joshud Burnett
Kena Shoults Francis liorznenr

List piled Tune 15, 1059:
Wittian Snead. John lil. Lee
Sanuel Snead Walker llicholson
Willian Corznuell Robert Thompson
fotur FP. Sooker fesse Snoulis
George Booker YitLian iicllintock
janes WilLians itihion iiicClintock
Richard kunies FindLew iicCLlintock

John hudanes UALLLan See ders
Jasper tudes William Sailer

erm. Sroults David Brown.

‘Lo run Shoults Clark Barnard

WiLLian Louwlin hlerrrté iicralson

janes Dowdin Stephen Ricrodecn

Richaid DowlLin : Andrew J. tantlion, sunermwiver

Exekiel Carts
List filed tla 19, 1860:

Richard rugies iiiLton lilontgonerzy
john kudires Boxter Wiacine
Wittian CorznweLL iidLton iieCLlintock
Zach. Taylor Willian sicClintack
Scnuel Snead Findley ficCLiniock
Willian Snead lieRe Richa ak
A.7. tHanilion Stephen lichodsan
fanes witlians fjonn Diced

eozme Booker esse Showlts
Stark Sooker Sineon West2alt
pooner iudes C.. Caria

John Shoulis Sanuel Harris
UiLLLian. Critders Tatle Lee

ayes Brown neru Shoulte
Francis Horner Benfanin iilahorzney, sauperwisor

Cr

:

ee

District ilo.
Line filed ilay 9, 1853:

Allen WU. Brown, superwisor
Richard wheeler
G.F. Mlicholson
Walker Ilicholson
Ge. licholsaon
J.-L. Roberts
rugh lictLening
Willian Flening
Silas Quinuy
Joel Strange
itoxaon Corznwelt
WitLian Rovertyon

filed dune 10, 12854:
Richard Wire ee AUpervlsor
LeFe liciolson
Benjanrin tiiciolson

i... licnolson

Yelker ilichalson

Jonn Strange

Ef. C. Reunan

Feter licholson

itozgan Corned

Alexander S$. licholson

Isaac Cook

Hud icFlening

YALLian wict Fleming

Go, Posttewait

didéed. Annal 76, 1655:
Jsaac Scotti, supervisor
wWitLian W.iLLianrs

Tesae JiLLiars

nortan CorznusedLl

Richerd Wheeler

Ase 5. Uy

Dawid fionwen
huan (ict Lening
Witlian (ick Lenina
David 2. Gray

0 LULiG& fle i LLLions
(OA Co Ansel
re ra ly N reetler
AW. Bzownr
Dawa. | se laa

uch ict Len mary
wiLlian iicr-lenina
Renu. Roberton
Tromas it. (licholson

Craven P. ttollis
E. fle Nyman
Peter licholson
T.5.A. Licholson
Jsaac tioller
Henup Robertvan
Jackson iontgonery
Stephen iiiciolson
Tei. Ticholson
DS. Saker

facol iiamersley
Jsaaac Caok

He Ws tia. ton-LLion
David Gra
iiiLion ilontaomery
Adlen Brown
iorzgan Corned
renrms, Roberison
Sidney 5. Sirouer
Thones tean
Thomas Roberts
Linsu Rolerin
Thomas fi, ichodson
Sanuel Sarnard
jackson feaq ~

llewiton Monztoneuy
Kenup Rolertson

WiLLian Rot
Thomas ile |

4
Senuel Barnard

Jiomas “ea
Jeane Cook
Silas Reed

Sanuel Ecrznard
Sitas Reed

Es ie Cs tere CIt
Georzae F. litcholson

List.

List

filed flap 30, 1859:
WiLlLian Wartouw
Georqte Russell
Av. Srown

Thomas R. Holler
S$.L. Reed

Heru Liston
George Willians
jonathan SsottorZp
Jsaac Scott
Willian WitlLians
filed May 23, 1860:
Thonas (i.e licholson, supervisor
Richard Wheeler
Joseph Barer

John Scott
Jonathan sottorzp?
Tol Rawlins
forzbin CownszeLt
Elisha Driskell
wittian Gallaranr
George Willtanrs
Jsaac brewer

nervur Linton
Willian [2044
tenrup Ce. tlalott
feuton wionigomewp

End of Lisin for dis.

le

janes Dowlin
Richard Wheeler
Galle Jean

Andrew TafLinger
Joaac Breuer
Cornuetlth
Thonas flicholyon
Hugh ticFLent

Hudh Jean

Willian Fleming, supewisor

yilbert Bolina
Squirze Dalton
John Cottle
Siephen Russell
George Russell
Bote Micholson
WiLlLlian worlow
ttugh hicy Leming.
Willian FLening
Gell. Fean

iu Jean

Tolle

} , D rt
findrew Taelinaer

ode

List

List

Uae

List

er

DADBATALCH Mie 3.0

led, Wa I), 16 932

Joseph ue Jean, superw1sor
Edaund Jean

Andrew J. Jean

jonn J. Jean

john Russell

liaxtin S$. Carnett

Peter C. Spanaler

janes L. Porter

David ti. Porter

not filed for 1854.

filed Sept, To, 16552

P.C. Spannler, sunervisor
ieS. Barrett

Jonn Jean

Sidney Siroiwer

Joseph Feans

Aj. Jeans

dol eke

filed fia, 12, 185
John i thatie: AU
Gabriel Ke Srock
Joseph YU. Jean
David Porter
Rice 1. Porter
a z

&)

tf OF

2AVUAAOX

Janes
fonn BLunk
dosepn i, jean
john Baxter

PC. Spangler

fiteSe Bf nett
Gabriel 2. Brock
not filed fie 1858.
fited Anril 22,
Sanuel Fercuwson
iurzel sruurdon
John Russell
Lewis Russell
john mcuntire
janes xolrerts
ilichael itunnanaker

4061
1OD3 ©

dames GU. j
lena Shade
john iwiciuriize
Sanuel Feanusen

David ilonenuhon
John iicIntire

gohn C. Blunk
Wesley Aruns
WitLian Russell
Redon Roberts
litichael iwnnenaker
Gabriel R. Brock

Cabriel Brock
Join wicInttre
john C. Sdunk
Thomas Rxrns
Sanuel Fernuwon
John Russell
Aron Russell

lohn Russell
anon Russedt
ohn Gaxter
Sanuel Furduson
janes Roleris
Jorn Bdunk

ra} ra ay

David Porter
aiuel Feriterson

(ad ? “_)

fohn RusseLt

Aaron Russel

Jonn iiicintize, supemwisor

Thonas Lean
IW. Jean
GH. Barnett

q at
dohn Link

yo Opa oe
wW- illicit Deimnrtas

ces
UD

List

=

Dintrict ilo.

piled Gune 2, 1653
David Greene, superuisor
Willian 5. Teague
Andrew joluwon

Thomas Goen

Joseph wJilfong

Norton could

ficCainey rnipps

Edward Leach

piled April 22, 1854
lic. Prinps
Joseph Tailor
Re Gould

L. Goutd

john baxter
Josepn wilfong
Thonas voens
Andrew johnson
Eduard Leach
David Green

titled AprAL 16, 1855:
Josepn Wilfong, superuser
john Link

David Green

ttenray WU, WAlZong

John Leach

iicCame Firinnas

liorzton
finan could
Josepi. Taylor
janes Taylor

Could

titled flap 26, 1856:
Fohn Link, suneruisor
Darid Creen

hice PHipps

llozton Gould

finan Could

Joseph Tatlor
Thonas Wiens
nndrew Foannson
Silas Lanier
Ecmond Leach

filed nap 6, 1557:
Willian Gould, superuisor
ice Pirinps
iioxzton Gould
Josep Taylor
Thomas ij-L2e0
rue iohndon

r

Ednond Leach

ra .
(cont

inued}

ae

Henrwp moneuhan
Sidney Sirser
Witttanm tanrersdey
Henry, C. Jilfong
Robert Burire
John Link
Willian C. Greene
Henry WU. Vilfong

Jonn Link

Robert Surihe

HaGe aes

H.W. Wilfone

WiALLian tianeradcey

Gonn Leach

William Kussaeltl

Ze Siruper

Willian Bradford Teague,
SUNCWADO

Richard Thacker
Thonas Wires
Andrey Jornsonr
Sitas Laowirer
Edmond Leach
ttian Rusaelr
WitLian Gould
pees C. vilfong
Robert jluthe
Bishop Hanersdy

Fi}

went Lam Rusd/edt
Henrs. C, wilZong
Bishan HanersLey

Thomas Coen
Tosemr Ww iLfo ng.
WAhltanr : sa rerodeir

a oer

Jsaac Ulres

Pe) ae Ly org ve rie s

UilLian Kusaelr

Nervur = Ji_LZona
vALLiam iionewdtey

ee ,

Peter JE ds ink

Daf bh

NOMVCLT Dr!

Tra Sawte

thn

fied

List

filed for 1858:

Re. rhinns, superutivor
Re Gould

Linan Gould

WiLLian Russell

Thonas W-Lres

henry C, Uilfang

Jonn Turner

Willian Gould

Silas Lauer

George Rosenbaum
yanes Rolertson

filed April 23, 1859:
Clenent Lee

ue Could

Le Gould

Joseph Wilfong
UilLian Russelt
Aaron Russel
John saxter
Willian Gould
Stephen itatthey
UF. Matthey
Dewes Cleneni Lee

filed. liiap 22, 1860:
Clement Lee

Re. Gould

Luman Gould
foseph vilfong
WitlLian Russell
nee Pripngs

GeAe Rosenbawr
john wWilfong Tr.
avid WLLPona
remus, wiidang
wWitlian c2ould
Stephen i.ctiew

Peter Link

goin Saxter
David WilZong
john Uilfong
Janes Biluireuw
Witlin orlireu
Clemanrt Lee
Joseph WilZong
Willian tianersleu
E. Owens

George Rosenlaun
John wilfona
David wJitzona
Wikis Liluiew
Janes BLU1euw
DB, tianersdy
janes Rolerison
Andzew Tonnson
Hen WilZondg

Peter Link

Andrew Johneonr
Janes Robertson
EhLiiar Davis
lohn Tatbort

ile VUL2MN

Jonn Leach
WitLerd fahinson
David Woruwron
Jariel Brteketll
Dev. Hanersley
Gada Sow

gonn Baxter, sunewlsor

Lint

Lind

DAALACHL. [d.. 5.

hited ii 1Oy seas

See c Joen, superutsor

Jack HaniLlton
Fe Hantlton
UiLLian Srown
Geazwre witLians
Robert Firinns
Jonathanr vedaewood
es oomartd
remur Broun

ile Gordon

i. Postlewaite
Rods Ridey.
Heft. Joqgrings

filed June 71, 1854:
lie Cordon

danes Stewart
Joseph Lauer
WitLLian Lanier
janes S@Uua7a
David Thompson
fohn D. Thonpoon
YS. Cautkrins
neru, brown

c

SD. tioznocker
je Gs Barnard
Stephen iiatinrews

not filed cr 71555.

fosenh Lawuer
Witlion Loser
jonn Sarnard
jorn D2. Tiompron
Weed oe
henry o/LOWn
games bi ee aid

4 id .

Telhe hivtthen
yes PPPs Pip %
uy e ltd titileny

r
nenJu, Linton

YALLian btewer
dsrzael. Yosner

piled iia 73, 1357
MeMUL S7GUN,
posen eee
wJitLlian Lawirer
John Barnard
Sonn De. Thompson
Wits “ eaLteus

AUPCLULOO 2

Yesltey Caurlkins
John Thonpsan
David Tronpsonr
Thonas WrLre4
Janes ae
Elias Lawite
Losenir ae
Jorn PanAA AOR.
Sanuel Sarnard
Jan 124 SA tevant
Hastin &
wJitLian Conan

tiarwu fatinenus
tLikanm icaitnreus
WALLian nwiattireus
Henru, Liston
Frzancis ioaniLtion
Gasiinaton Warren
RT. Phipps
George WilLlians
WAtliam brewer
Jarded Yesner
Thomas Wires jr.
H au Bs « J4 VAY
ii ile, Ye e4nrer

Henup Kk. Joariag
Thonas Goen
YALLian Vortow
Uihtian Yvesner
Owen one Ye.
john Hasrine
DEee Lig ae
Elisha Driskettl
Oxzanae brown
jonathan wedoewood
iia Lin Toen

Cuen inaioznety
tohnn kawkins
Oxzan7e Sown
Gonatnar Vedaewood
riasdip Goen
Robert 7. rhinns
eS. Caulkring

List Liled for 1858:

Lis

+

“we

Janes Barnard, superuisor
Henrup u-Lown

Joseph Larsirer
wWiLLian Lawirer
jonn Barznard

Jorn D. Thonpson
Were itathews

Jeli. lliathews

the tte Jad CAI
WAtLlian srewer
honmas Goen

Aaron Russell
Lited june 3, 1859:
Janes Sarnard
Herur CAOWR

Joseph Lawirer

dour D. Thronpson
WitLian Lawuver

WF. filattreu

Lette fiatthney

Hette Jooriag

Witlian Brewer

Thomas Goer

Cwen iilahorzney, superutyoor

Orzenae S2oun
made Anvil
John D.

Thomas i. Jean jr.
Janes Barinard

and filed iilay

TRonps0n

2.1860:

flZred Leach
Edward Leacnr

Westeu Caulking
tiran tiatitrew
WAtLLiam liattiey
Lak ite hi iaitheuy
Owen iahorzney

uw tLLian feanddion.
Sanuedl Sartnard
Uitlian crewer

Wittian Worlouw
Cwen iiahorzney

John tiawkins
O2zanne Srouwn
Jonetian Jedgewood
Hast yoen

Robert T. Priaps
YS. Canrlkins
UYilLLian Wesner
Stephen iiatnen

Janes Lorxnard

Rete Phinns
Wesley Caulkrine
Eduard Leacir
HLered Leach
Sanuel Eaxznard
lohn Goen
Thomas 7. Jean
Hinan liatthren
Peter ttalvappt
fohn Cracrzapte
Werscey ficholoon
tidram Hosea

Robert T. Phipps
Peter 8. Holsanpke
Oxange Brown
Henur Srown

revur Ke ik
Clark Barna

Darian Scinard

Hens Pertiver
WLLLian

5 ddan £. Reed

ohn Goen

Jaa Savstell

foseni. Lawv.er,

LOLOL

2UAeZU

AAOM

Live

List

List

District fic.

Cited Sept. 16, 13535¢

wWitlian Collier S$2., superutivor

Charles tiopper

Rod ph Boqle
ALEXaNGer Morey
John Plow

Robert Denmur
Corking Ss2own

David PF. Stewart
Wiitian ii. organ
Janes Blackwell
LP. llather, Essar.
Captain i.rk. Reeves
Sitas Pollard

Zadok Stewart
flathan Diurznell
Fiitlip Goen

gited Rarit 25, 1654:
Simeon Pollard, superisaxz
WiLlian CaLlier
Roloh boale
Alexander (ore
Jonn ProW

Poblerat Denmr
Conking S2oun

RP. liatrer

WR. Reeves

Silas Pollard
llathan Dural
Sanuel Caulkins
Alford Collier
Sitas i. Yocdward

filed April 715, 155
David P, Stewart, 4
Sette ReECved
WeLLtan orztan

Oo.

Samuel Cautkins
Thomas Fowtch
AW. Yorren
AF. Lega.
Alfred Collier

7

AlLred tllicicack
Tesse Etcirivon
Billiam Collier Wr.
Refie Cannell
Simeon Pollard

Thomas Steer

lesse Etchison
YitLian Collier
Relies Cannbet.
YitALian Blackturznr
Jeaac iiicCou

lanes Stevens
Haru Yolker

lloah Pollard -
jonathan vedgewood
Willian OG. Hartleu
1.D. Joodward
Tnomas Goen

73 ana |
E58. wade

ae pa i
Cozkins FJrown

lies L1Guiers

ve 2 nog
Sita Lard
Sanue-+ ing
Jews ‘a

“ ij)

J/vestle os

{ . i

LAA cen

iALILOC-S 24

VEU, z

a
d
~
x
Q t
é
U
§
"
PL

~ } f
vetede VOOAdLed
fohn Green
Sineon foltlard

Lint of ilay. 3, 10: |
Janes Stephens, suserytior ' John Goen
David P. Stewart Sineon follard
Bette Reeves Georne Stewart
ice Gordon Pritlipn Gaen
Axeam Cueuran fonn PLlerce
Lachariar roltarid Georzne Foutcr
SanuelL Trauebtood Pain Horner
Haviinon Collier Karrinon sarton
liathan Aznold Alfred iLicreack
U3. Teanue E.A. Devauwlt
Witlian Collier Rolly je72reus
RA. lore Willian L, itlichcock
Robert denn WitLian Chattain (Chastain)
Corkins Srown Stepien Coller (Collier)
itePe inather S.2. kornocker

Siias rollarid Wwttporad Carter
S.i. Woodard Patrick Scatleu.
Df. Woodard Tranoan Seattle
Haru, Walker Lorn C wreeey

2
joa Pollard danes Prow

List not Lited for vear 1857.

List Liled for year 1558
Yitlian 5. Tearue, sunerisor Worrin Gardon
fed. Lona Willian Barton
Josenh Click latnan Amnodd
gearce Stewart Roddy tlartin
Silas Potlard RePe fiather
Janea tones Dell, Alter
George Sauerteber Phillip Goen
jonatran Jedrewood Rabo. Boake
DP. Stewart JiLLian Cottier
Witiian F iiitenrcock Silas J. Yoodard
Sineon Podlard jonn plerce

cle

Daw #. Codlier rixtin Qveriran
join ddaon ROAL 702

f ry i ie Hy eg Ee es 2%
dettsa Chemex peO2e W. FOUtch
i. eo 5 Shh d oe ee eed
CULbinan rilow VJaviga youtcr

fod. Pollard witliea Snautding
C.G. tarred ponmaurar Kolbine

5.3. Jones Rovert Lenni
Cozting Stown Thrones atlyon
William jackson Weite iotiLeuw

ee ite. ah: os
Link Liled Anil 22,

Witton 5. Teanse Ratpor

tebe LOMA tl Llez (Collier)
Oven Click Salle +i d
2orce Stewart on P

Silas rotltlard A. O re

"ares jones yiLLion 7. Slackbuen

ie wedeovood JULfoAd Taves

Def. Stewart liasten voen Sx.

We pe. neichoock
Sineon follard

LOU. WLison

” ”
reite WLe22-d

(Continued)

List filed April 22, 1859: (continued)
Chris oe Pou
iioah follard
GAS Harve
B. ie jones
Corkinsg srown
bittiar jackvon
ite Gorxdon
athar rznodid
Rolle wartin
Fe inatrer
Dele Alter
Prtllin Goen

List made lian 7 and jited law 2, 1660:
joserh CL eo
SAA aA OP OKAL
SU. Yoodwarzd
hatin ig wrod.

S ie FOUL.
David Foutch
ie Ps iar Ow
Sineon Pollard
Conking Broun
CoG. Hare
Anos Suwrich
WiLtliar Spautdina
Faank Hostetter —
Wittian CotLier
bAtLlian jackson
Ralol. Eoale
Lewin Caspar
yittion Daniels
ianten Goen Sx.
ttasten Goen Ir.
jornn Pearce
C2orde Seadleu
Dit fiee Lee
witLian F. Blackturzn
del eC. Wddking
join C. Voutes
yaLLian sown
WeL Cah Pollard

Sa a
David Saraneti

)
!

Thomes W.tloonr
Dre Fo Lee
Alfred fittchcock
villian Daniels
iloses Crane
Jonn Smitnr

ANG’ cured
Georzre seagle
Fraank rostether
Lewis Casper
John iiner
Robert Lenn, superuivor

WB. Teague

Get, Creaner
WitLian Strandae

fl. Goxzdon
loncthon Jedrewood.
le W).tison

00e4 Crane

es

iartin
Charles Collier
Tohn rt. Warren
Willian iicluzching
pofn. hie : :
Jaatiah Reta

Da. Stenien Collier
DA. C. Kelso
Roliert tontetler
anes. §. Lnmona

gesse Duran
Christian f20u, sureraiserz

District Ilo. 7

hist filed Fue 4, 16533 /

Ritew tie Gould, superus1sor George fliale
Lighttin aga Wittian 5. Knox
Benjanrin Lawirer Henur Shade

Jaa Sastelt john ray
Eliiahn Russell Thomas D. Richardson
Wright Stacz Washinaion Case
James Q. Kodlerts Janes ioneuhan
Daniel Caulkins (iathan linold
David Richardson John ivitler
venrur Liston Jsrzaetl icdher
rena, KIL Cricounts Wires
terur Creamer Reason Porter
Steohen D. Savlea iitizan iiatiew
Losenii wi4res Stephen iathew
George Ae Rosentaun Joseph iooxe
Lie filed Apr 155 7854:
Hemu. fionmion, superwLsar ROCAOIL FOXTEL
jones ilonuhon Yashinaton Case
kenur Siade Curounce Wires
janes Roberts Jarzaed roller
Renur Kerli fonn inthler
fark Aanodd 3 bentarin Lawuer
Riteu Gould Thonas roller
foseni Tanner Thomas Richardson Jr,
Addison Snodarass Yosepi. soore
billian WJ. “atilles Willian Gallafan
Anderson 7. roleapple Jra Sasielt
seoude A. Rosentaumn Eliia Russell
henrar. Creamer Ahad iickinnetr
David Riciarzdson ames Fon
veAMrt Stacy witttan Prow
iol tials fohn Fanner
atian Arznoid Anthom, Osterdack

David Porter

List Piled ian 71, 1855:

dete. AOSenUCUA, sUnewsner Reason Porter
james wonenion Jovid Porter

ele rOlsannte Linge Porter
if. Tanner Thomas Kichardson
yonn vedtLoanr Ruetlin Fisnrer
john ine Crearer Alexander Wikson
2onde bodle john mas

Jia satel Thomas Pickett

SASS

RCUL WOnell/Lon Wittian Stu

woesrinaton Case

{7h1)

Oy ve) Ul
CAULIGeL KUSZA2C0

Jarael roller
Joiur tuitds

bos ppm

Mee WH2e4

revur RLGLLLdSOn

List

List

filed illap 26, 1556:
Henur woneuhon, superutsor
Thonas ktitey

fiwah ConktLur

Zearzae A. Rosentbaun:
john WY. Rosenvaun
yonn VelLor

jioges Crane

jonial Crris

Georre UW. vorle
Josenh wires

David dalker
weridatih Waid

Bauer Willian
pose. Fanner

Hae. ncKUuney

jour claitock

--3-- Rus4ed
Jionas odler

ited inap 15, 1657:

Washinaton Case, supervisor

Ceorzge Aa. Kosenvauin
john Vvellon
0404 Crane
Ceorzte 13, Socte
Werzidi Wade
nemuLr woneturon
Jaraed Holler
jackson (tiller
Curounce Udtes
Reason Fortier
John fas
Bentarnin Lamer
Vanes jonewon
Tacol Fre ce
Ganes Larirer

Pitted for wear 13583

john Rovertson, superwisor
bovid ..oneuhon

Sonn4on wonemion

=

(Sue CCHGILEA
hed4on Lovelace
Sanuelh Taueblood
Zohn Vellon
reonne Fister
Collie S20:

neu, Rovertvan
ALG bi bata SOXECH
Javid Richarasair
jickxinnew

Jarnael iioller
fonn iitler
Crgunce wltes
€.. WaAnon:
Reason Porter
Jiomas Pickett
Abrghan joodaasiwre
Wiashincwion Case
John aw
David tenderxon
Senjarin Laurer
domes oneuhon
la col 3 Freed
Linden Porter
tanes Laurer
WALLA Siade
Elezandrew Onnris
Anzciitiald Baxter

i ote, ra HAAA
Devaid (.oneuion
S. TauebLood
Iosin Roliertvon
fohn Rowlinson
kerur Robertson
witlian Gallairar
Ovi. Lenon

sentanin Lawirer

a yes
he file dCFLOF

YVanninecion Case
yeltel, ry
lovepi. Fanner
Jazaeh holler

cackson. niles

List filed tune 6, 1859:
Tohn Robertson
Jones vionetwion
Fohnaon 1.oneiion
David ionenAon
Cotte Riarards
liel4on Lovelace
Sanuel Tiaueblood
John Velton
Georre Presier
AAG Saxter
Reiie Gould
Janes Lawirer
iieDe MANCHA
tieuden Steohens
senicnin Lawver
John has
jacol Freed

Crande ti, Leaon

Vasnineton Case

Ale nous

List filed ilar 19, 1860:
Jsarzael Hotler
john Robertson *
Geli. coale
A, Laxter
jonn Vellon
liatthey Robertson
defs leone
fohn iiiller
Trends S. webb
Yorn teddy
Yenirinaton Case

F
R. Shackle

fanes iioneuon (idoneuhon)

Turns onewLon
johnson jMoneyion
WiLtianm Shade

iosepi. Tanner
Jared iolter
john idtther
Josernn Tartor
Janes Taylor
UR. Thacker
ilatheu xabertson
Tofu Rotertson
flank Arnold
Clenent Anderwon
Uitlard Tofinson
Reuben Fisner
Lbavid Ciklons
domes Ciblons
Janes Sfade
Valentine tenettl
Hua fanold
Clirton Hardy
Tionas Yet
Jnomasa A. Steohens, suneriser

Charles Cornwell
dames Gilrtrine
Wes. CAAACEE
Willian Strother
Rk. Gould
josen’ Tarloxr
Fonn ened
Geortage Phester
fonn Robertson
fanes Shade
fe Lovelace

7

Re LeMNLL

5. lawuer
narden Steniens
Geile Lenon
weRe Fracker

Tiomnas Carr

ones Roterton

dames Tarlor

fl. fuwcgmen

Cit. Richaris, superior

POCHAN chk

"Record of the Board of Trustees"

Broun Tup.
Washington County, Indiana

April, 1653-April, 1859

Copied from the original tunmtee record, March, 1967.
Coe.. Cook
672 Sprague Road
Indianapolis, Ind.

April 4, 1853: Corkins Broun, Jacob Roverts, and John D. Thompson elécted
truustecs of Broun township at an election held at iit. Camel.
ereeerrer rrr rere ree

Campbellsburg, April 71, 1853: Board of Trustees met at the depot for the
purpose of organizing. Broun elected for three years; Roberts for two years;
Thompson for one years ALL sworn in by Nathaniel P, Mather, J.P.

Robert Denny who was elected Clerk of tounship, sworn in Ly NP. Mather.
Peter Nicholson elected treasurer of tounship and filed Lond of $1000. with
RP. Mather and Ralph Bogle as security. He also sworn in by IP. ilather.
eee Tee ee eee eee ee

C-Burg, April 19, 1853: Board met and were all present. John D. Thomason,
duniee of the original school district 6 town 3 north, range 2 and 3 east,
daid all the books and papers belonging to the said district before the Board
and upon examination of the books and papers, it was ordered that certain
worthless papers le destroyed, whereupon the President of the Board proceeded
to make a Lonfirxe of said papers.

Jsrzael Holler, trustee of original school district 3 in 3,2 appeared and
delivered to the Board a tona from George A. Turner for the school Lot in
dad district, which Lond was delivered to the Clerk and put on file.

Board then ordered that the Clerk make a written request upon the original
Ddntrict tunstees of Brown tup. to deposit all books and papers in their
possession appertaining to the school matters in their districts with the
Clerk on or before the first of ililay nexd.

ERMER ERASER RRR ERE ERE

C-Burg, April 23, i853: Met and proceeded to Lay out the township in road
districts. (Fora description of these, see preface of "List of Road Hands". }
Supervisors appointed: John Rosenbaun, Allen W. Brown, Joseph W. Jean,

David Greene, Elisha G Goen, Willian Collier and Riley H. Gould.

Tax devied of 15¢ on each $100. value of real estate and personal prcperiu.
12a for general benefit of township and ae for road purposes.

SERRE KEK EERE KARR ERTE

C-Burg, Way 14, 1853: Board met, the adjourned due to absence of Clerk.

ee SP eSee Tere cere Serre:

May 7, 1853: Board met and proceeded to canvass the tounship to ascertain tie
condition of the school houses. After visiting the several neighborhoods thre
Board decided that there was a necessity for a school house to le huilit in the
vicinity of It. Carmel and also one in the neiahborhood of John D. jhonnsons.
They also found the Clifty district school house in want of sundry repairs and
a atove. Also the school in district 3 in 4N,2E was found to be in bad condit-

don. Jt was therefore ordered that an election he held on the 31at of the

present month for the purpose of ascertaining whether the township shall be
taxed for the purpose of building and repairing school houses in the tup.
Tastee Jacob Roberts was only on duty half the day. |
SR ERAE SER E RRR E ES ERE EERE ERED |
May 37, 7863: An election was held at It. Carmel on Ilay 3144 to see if the
dounship should Levy taxes for building and repairing school houses. John D.
Thompson being alaent on achount of sickness, Walker Nicholson was appointed
judge of Election and was suorn in by Il.P. lilather. llathaniel P. Iilather was
appointed to act as assintant clerk of election and was sworn in by Jacob
Roberts. The votes cast were duly counted. 98 were against the tax and 2 for
the tax.

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C-Burxg, June 18, 1853: Corkins Broun, trustee of original school district 2

dn #3N,2E made return of the district account Look and deed for achood Lot

fron Nathaniel Jenkins and Rebecca, his wife, to David Boyden, John Barnard

and llathanielh Jenkins, former trmostees of said school district 2,

A petition of Peter licholscn and 39 other to vacate that part of the road
known as the Fredericksburg and lik, Carmel road, that Lies between the point
where it intersects the. Cox's Ferm and Salem roand and the point where it
Antersects the rzcad known as the Andrew Keller ana Clift, IMU road near

Het. Jogriggs. Peter lichslsan and Elisha G Goen appeared before the Board.
Samuel Calkins, Joseph lilooxe and Wright Stacy appointed viewers.

R certificate from Jimisan Lee, trustee of original school district 3 in 41,22
certifying that he had employed John L. Stuart to teach 4 school in the said
district in the winter and spring of 1552 and 1553 of four months duration

for the sum of $87.75. Treasurer ordered to pat.

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C-Burg, July 18, 1853: A petition of Willian Shults and 32 others was preseniz <
praying for a change of that portion of the Indie’s Ferry and Wheeler's Ilill
road beqinnring at the point where the neighborhosd road cr944e45 the said rsa0
east of the dwelling of said Willian Shults and rzunring east on the ridge of
aaid house of said Shulis; to run the said road past said Shults dwelling on

the northwest side and pursue a west direction until it pass the said house

and thence a south direction til it intersect the present Line of said rad

at Wheeler's ilill on Twin Creek. Alonzo t+. Riley, Iilorrtson Gordon and Elisha S.
Goen appointed viewers.

Silas Pollard presented a petition of Rovert Denny and 29 others praying for

the Board to establish a township highway running as follows: Beginning at a
tone in the aenter of section 35, 3, 2€ at the toun of Canpbellolurg and
sunning thence west along the center line of said section on the south side of

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datd Line on John Pollards land until it paso lot number four in the toun of
Buena Vista belongina to Hen Hunter, thence west along said Line through
John Pollards land, thence west on the Line between Robert Wood and Silas
Pollard, thence west on the Line between John Wood and Benjamin Lauyer, thence
west on the Line between Benjamin Lawyer and the estate of Andrew Stewart de-
ceased, thence west on the Line letween John Hays and John G. Shade, thence
west on the Line Letween Thomas Richardson and john Fried til it intersect the
noad Leading from Claysville to Saltillo. Alonzo F. Riley, ilorrivon Gordon
ana Elisha G. -Goen appointed viewers.

Luke Teaque applied to the Board for a release from working on the public
highways for the current year, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Board that said Teague was not alde from bodily infirmnrity to perforn sermwice
on the highways and that he was too poor to pay the commutation therefor, he
was released accordingly until the 1ot of May, 1854.

Alonzo F. Riley presented a petition praying for a change in that part of the
Andrew Kellar and Clift, Mill road that Lays between Henm H. Jagriggs and
the top of the Clifty hill on the east, and locate the sane on the Line zunning
west from HH. Jogriggs house Letween Gordon and Riley and HoH. Joqgrigqn til
dt intersect the Bono road. Nathaniel P. Iilather, John Pro and James Blackwell
appointed viewers.

Sanuel Calkins, Joseph illoore and Wright stacy, who were appointed to review
that portion of the Fredericksburg and It. Carmel road that days between its
dnterection with the Cox's Ferry and Salem road and its intersection with
the Andrew Kellar and Clifty Mill rsad near KK. Joqrigqes made report that
aaid section of road iv of no public utility and % ordered vacated.

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Sept. 9, 71853: 184 polls in Brown twp. as returned by assessor, yanes Briscoe.
ttames of citizens of Jefferwon township praying to le set off from Jefferson
tounship to Brown township for school purposes: Janes M. Briscoe, ELizableth
Briscoe, Benjanin iiiay., Bef. iliap, ttrram Hosea, Robert iiicleely, Willian Wesner,
jesse Brown, janes C. Fleming, Willian Cornett and Villian wheeler. Signed
dy Daniel 3. Eania, Pres. board of Trustees of Jefferson twp. and Jsaac
iicChasky, township Clerk.

Sept. 14, 1853: Additional List of persons transferred from jefferson tounship
to Brown township for school purposes: George Goddsly, Thomas Holler, Lucy
Holler, Louisa Turner.

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C-Burg., Sept. 12, 1853: N.P. Mather, John Pao and James Blackwell who were
appointed to view a change in the Andrew Kellar and Clifty lilt road petiticnes
for by A.F. Riley and others repart that said change would Le of public utilit..
Board then granted change.

RF. Riley, €.G. Goen and iil, Gordon who were appointed to view a change in

the Indie's Ferry and Wheeler's ilill road as petitioned for ly Willian Shults
and others report that said change would le of public utility. board then
granted change as follows: tLeginning on the ridge east of the rzésidence of
Willian Shults, thence running southwest one hundred and twelve rods, thence
southeast eighty eight rods to interect the old road at Twin Creek.

At the request of E.G. Goen, superisor of roads in district 5 it was ordered
that the part of the Coxe'’s Ferry and Salen road laying in said district 5

be taken. off said district and attached to district 2.

A.F. Riley, E.G. Goen and il. Gordon who were appointed to view a township
highway as petitioned for ly R. Denny and others tenorted that they had viewed
aane and that said road if established would le of public utility. A motion

to set aside the said petition and viewers rzeport, owing to a differecnce in
the desaription of the route of said road in the petition and viewers renort, .
was made by John Pollard through Royal Be Child, his Counsel; which motion

was, upon due consideration, overtwiled by the board. Owing to the insuffic-
dency of the said report in describing the route of the road the viewers were .
requined to anend their report, describing the road by course and distance:
Which anendnent having been made and signed by E.G. Goen and M. Gordon (AF.
Riley being absent) the Board coneurred in the said rzeport as amended. Royal
B. Child then presented a renonstrance of John Pollard and others asking the
Board not to grant the prayer of said petition of Denne and others: whith
remonsrrance, for want of sufficiency was dlomissed, 40 far as it regarded
the prayer of said petition: but John Pollard being present, and on the
fatth of said xremnonstrance claiming danages on account of the location of tre
road through his land, a review of the part that lays on Pollards Land was
ordered and Willian Robertson, Thomas Ml. llicholson and ilton Montgonery were
appointed to make the review and asses the damages if any.

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C-Burg, Sept. 13, 1853: A..F. Riley appeared and concurred in and signed the
Report as amended by Ml. Gordon and E.G. Goen of the view of a road petitioned
for ly R. Denny and others.

R.F. Riley presented a petition of said Riley and 29 others praying for the
docation of a township highway commencing at Clifty Mill, there to intersect
the Campbellsburg road and wn with it to opposite Alner Mather's duelliny,
formerly owned Ly Samuel Barnard; thence west through the Lands of said Mather

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John Vaughn, Joseph Lawyer, Willian B. Teague, Thomas Goen, Josenh Wilfong
and the widow Gould, there to interect the Hono and Saltillo road. fililton
Montgomery, Willian Robertson and Thomas M. Nicholson appointed viewers.
Allen W. Brown, Supervisor of roads in district 2, resigned on Aug. 24, 1853
on account of having moved out of the county and recommended the appoininent
of Thomas M. Nicholson to fill out the vacancy, which 46 concurred an by the
Board,
A.J. Brown at the came time filed with the Clerk his account of $71. for warn-
ing hands for 7 day and $2. {or overseeing hands for 2 days. Board allowed
only $1. for warning out hands.
Sumnau of tne enumeration of children in the township:

145 males between 5 and 13 and 102 males between 73 and 27, total 250.

132 females between 5 and 13 and 65 between 13 and 21, total of 197.

447 total children letween 5 and 21 years of age in the township.
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C-Burg, Oct. 717, 1853: Thomas M. Nicholson, Willian Robertson and fililton
Montgomery viewers of a road petitioned for Ly R. Denny and others wining
through the land of John Pollard report that Pollard is danaged to the amount
of $15. Upon due consideratisn, the Board did not believe the said road +0
he of sufficient general public utility to justify them in ardering the 315.
4o be paid: out of the township treasurey. R. Denny then made the motion that
df. the petitioners would pay the Board the $15. damages the rzcad should be
granted by the Board. The Board then concurs, whereupon Venny paid the $15.
and the road was ordered opened 25 feet wide.
TM. Nicholson, Willian Robertson and fililton Montgomery, viewers of a road
petitioned for ly AF. Riley and others report as follows: Commencing at
Clifty lilt and rzunning up the hill the way the rzcad now runs in a north east
direction, thence rzunning south of the tip of the hill til it intersects the
Campbetisburg road, thence along said road 20 the farm fornerly owned Ly
Sanuel Barnard, thence running due west to where it intersects the Claysuille
and Bono road at the Widow Goulds, Leing two and one half miles from Clifty
With and that said road would be of public utility. Road ordered opened 25
feet wide.
Application of Thomas M. Nicholson, supervisor of roads in district 2, that
the treasurer pay to him all the money paid into the treasure in connutation
for Lalor on the highways in district 2.
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C*Burg, Fel. 6, 1854:
John Postlewaite paid £50. for teaching school 2 months in district 2.
Thomas M. Nicholson paid $5. for serwices as superrivor in district 2.
7.W. Jean paid $1. for sewices in district 2,

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E.G. Goen paid $25.25 for sewing as supervisor in dist. 5 and viewing roads.
M, Gordon paid $3.75 for viewing and other sermwices.
john Pro paid $1. fOX dane.
NP. Mather paid $7. for same.
Silas Pollard, Constable, paid fees of $5.22.
John Pollard presented a petition of self and others praying the Board to
vacate the townshia highway Leanding ~£rom Camplelleturg to the Claysville cond
Saltills road. The petition was dismissed at Pollard's cost on the ground
that the said road had not Leen opened, therefor, the petition was considered
prenature.
Robert T. Phipns presented a petition of said rhipns and others praying for
a change in the Salem and White River road as follows: beginning at said
Phipps stable and running north to Janes Briscoes Line, thence west along saic
Line to intersect said road where it now crosses said Line. Simeon Pollard,
Ralph Bogle and R.A. Campbell ordered to view said road.
Report of John Postlewaite, teacher of school 2 for 1853-54:
School commenced December 5, 1853 and closed session Jan. 27, 1854.
Onis eg laws etigeah S and I wideo eluees 92 ane Oa ete
11 females between 5 and 713 and 1 between 15 and 27 fora total of /2.
7 male scholar admitted 24 years of age. Total of 3/ scholar.
Books used: Davies and rikes Arithmetic, Websters speller and Walkers
smensuvaesnceesediciionary.
Fel. 10, 1854: Report of Elwood Lindley, teacher of school 4 for 1853-54:
Commenced Dec. 12, 1853 and closed Feb. 8, 1954 fora total of 43 days.
45 scholars admitted during the term.
16 males between 5 and 13 and 14 between 13 and 2).
8 fenales between 5 and 13 and 7 from 13 to 21.
Average nunber in daily attendance: 35.
Branches taught: Alphabet, Orthography, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and
English Granmar.
Books used: Goodriches Readers, Websters speller, Vavies Artinnetic, and
butlers granmar.
45 pupils engaged in spelling, 38 in reading, 13 in writing, 13 in arith-
metic and 2 in grammar.
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Feb. 15, 1854: Report of Robert S. Knox, teacher of school 7 for 1853-54:
Commenced Vece 712, 1853 and ended tel. 8, 1554, term of 2 months.
54 scholars admitted during term.
15 males age 5 to 13 and 9 from 13 to 21.
17 females from 5 to 13 and 5 from 13 to 2s.

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Average numler in daily attendance: 30.

Branches taught: Spelling, Reading, Writing, Geography, Arithmetic,

Books used: Websters speller, Goodrichs reader, Olneys geography, anda
Ruters and Vavies arithmetic.

54 pupils engaged in spelling, 33 in reading, 8 in writing, 3 each in

geography and arithmetic.

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Feb. 18, 1854: Report of Jabez tH. Mixon, teacher of school 6 for 1853-54:
Commenced Dec. 5, 1853 and ended Fel. 1, 1854, tern of 43 days.

85 scholars admitted during term.

20 males from 5 to 13 and 28 from 13 to 21.

23 females from 5 to 13 and 11 from 13 to 2I.

Averange number in daily attendance: 56 and 61/86.

Branches taught: Alphabet, spelling, reading writing, arithmetic, grannar
and Pritosophy.

Books used: Goodriches readers, Parkers and wicGupfegs 44h readers, Vavies
arithmetic, Braouns qranmar and Comsdocks Philosophy.
55 pupils engaged inpmelling, 50 in reading, 25 in writing, 20 in arithnetic
4 in granmar and 1 in philosophy.

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Feb. 23, 1854: Report of John L. Stewart, teacher of school 3 for 1853-54:
53 scholars admitted during term.

16 males from 5 to 13 and 711 from 13 to 2s.

14 females from 5 to 13 and 7i from 13 to 27.

Average number in attendance: 28.

branches taught: Orthography, reading, writing, arithmetic, geocraphy ard

CAAMNNAN.

Books used: Websters snetlers, Columbian Orator, Goodrichs Hist. Ila,
Davies Arithmetic, lilorses geography and Butlers qrannar.

53 pupils engaced in spelling, 16 in reading, 2 in geography, 30 in writin=,

20 in arithmetic and 2 in english qrannar.

Report of John VD. Thompson, teacher of school 5 for 1853-54:

Commenced Dec. 5, 1853 and ended Feb. 5, 1854, term of 2 months, 5% days.

85 scholars admitted during the term.

25 males from 5 to 13 and 18 from 13 to 21 (1 being 21 years odd)

2 females from 5 to 13 and 15 from 13 40 2I (1 being 27 year old)

Average nunber in daily attendance: 51.

Branches taught: spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography.

Books used: Websters spellers, Goodrichs readers, Pike and Yavies Aritr-
metic, Smiths geography, Goodrichs history.

47 pupils in spelling, 63 in reading, 47 in writing, 10 in arithnetic,
12 in geography.

Allen W. Brown paid $1. formerly allowed by Board,
Elwood Lindley paid £50. for teaching school 2 months.

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Robert S. Knox nt ” n " " n "
JH. Nixon non " " ” non
FM. Dixon ” ” ” n n ” " ;

John D. Thompson $18.50 for trustee serices.
Jacob Roberts 317. for tuntee serwiceds.
Corkins Brown $18.50 for twetee sewices.
Robert Denny $25.49 for Clerk services.
Sanuel Caulkins $1.75 for viewing highway and cash paid out.
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Fel. 27, 1854: Report of F.M. Dixon, teacher of school 1 for 1853-54.
' Commenced Nov. 14, 1553 and ended Jan. 13, 1554, term of 2 months.

Scholars adnitted during term: 53.

75 males from 5 to 13 and 712 from 13. to 21.

14 females from 5 to 13 and 3 aged 1/3 to 2).

fuerage daily attendance: 28.

Branches taught: reading, writing, spelling and arithneric.

Books used: Elementary speller, English reader and Rays and Davies

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C-Burg, March 3,'71854: John Podlard and Sanuel Hays [r., his security, anpecr-
before township clerk Robert Denny and posts bond of $200. and appeals the
decision of the Board to open the township highway running through his Land,
to the Commissioners of Washington County.
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Results of an election held at iit. Cawnel on April. 3, 1854s
For Justice of the Peace: NP. Iilather-60; George A. Rosenlaun~44.
For zounship trustee: Thornton Cornwell-59; Robert A. Canpbell-45,
For township clerk: John Postlewaite-68; Rovert Denny~35.
For township treasueer: Sanuet Caulkins-52; Thomas ™. Nigsholson-44,.
For Constable: Joseph Moore-56; Jackson Mlontgomery-46; Hen Shade~1.
For road superwisors:

Dist. 1--Willian Vowling-9; Jehu Vheeler-2.

" 2--Richard Wheeler-!.

3--David Poxrter-1.
" 4--YilLlian B. Teague-4.
5--florrison Gordon-3.

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Dist. 6: Simeon Pollard-20; Thamas Foutch-6; George Stewart-4.
" 7: Henw Moneyhan-3; Benjamin Lawyer-/.
Joshua Broun presented a note given ly the trustees of original school dist-
nick 3 (present school 6) for funds to complete the school house which showed
a balance of $18.70 which was ordered to be paid.
Corkins Broun paid $1. for services as Inspector at election.

Jacob Roberts " " ” ” " Judge ” ” y
J.D. Thompson " ” " n ” " " 7
Robert Denny " noon " * Clerk " ”
John Postlewaite n on noon " " "

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C-burg, April 10, 1854: New officer sworn in bu Royal B. Child.

Royal B. Child paid 315.750 for professional medical sewices.

Reeves and fro paid $5. for funeral expenses of poor.
Daiid Greene paid $6. as superisor of district 4.

John WU. Rosenbaum paid $6.50 as superisor of district |.
Corkins Brown elected President of the Board for one year from this date.
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Mt, Carmel, April 77, 1854:
Dr. EMC. RNeyman paid $17. for medical atendance on fanily of Jessy Wheeler.

a : = " $7. for sane for Mary Homersley, a poor woman. .
Pe. and 7. Nicholson paid $4.25 for burial expense with iilary Hameroley.
Willian Robertson paid $1. for viewing road.
Corkins Brown paid $2.40 for burial of a poor woman who died at Thomas Harile-
Peter Nicholson pd. $2.50 in Lawyers fees in case, Brown tup. us. Riley H.Couric

. - " $16.40 for sewices as tounship treasurer.
Settlement with Peter Ilicholson: $185.47 remain in treasury to be paid over
to his successor, Sanuel Caulkins.

john Postlewaite pd. $16.37 for extra serwices while teaching school 2.

John L, Stewart pd. sane for sane reason.
Tax of 7¢ on each $100. Levied for township and road purposed.

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Mt, Carmel, July 3, 1854: Petition of Willian Robertson and 18 others fora
township road commencing at It. Carmel, tnence running west on the Line di-
viding dands belonging to Harrison and Thornton Cornwell until it comes to
the Branch turning west of the grain yaad, thence a southwesterly direction
on the lands of Thornton Cornwell and Dr. E.M1.C. Neyman until it intersects
the old road leading to bono, Lawrence County, Ind., to crossing at Cli~ty
Creeks A.W. Brown, Willian iiicClintock and luton MontAgonery appointed viewers,
Upon report of viewers at same session road is ordered to be opened 25 feet

wide, b mi ce Bis , a :
To 2un /2 mile southwesterly from flt. Carmel to Chossing at Clifin Cr

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John HK. Wilfong pd. $2.50 for fuel furnished school 4 for 1853 and 1354.
Superwisor of district 7 is ordered to call out all hands and open that part
of the road petitioned for Ly Rovert Denny and others from Canpledloburg west
to interect the Claysville and Saltillo road.

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Sept, 2, 1854: John Postlewaite resigns ao Clerk of the township and john dl.
Roberts is appointed and sworn in Ly &.M.C. Neyman. :
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Mt. Carmel, Oct. 2, 1854: David Green and others petition for a change in
the road Leading from Clitty Mill to Orleans beginning at the paint where
oaid road Leaves the Line between said David Green and ten U. Wilfong in
road district no. 4 and waning west along said dine until it intermects said
road when it returns to said Line. John Link, Bohn D. Thompson and Turns
Monohan appointed viewers.

Robert A. Canplell, Ralph Bagle, and Simeon Pollard paid $7. each for viewinz.
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Rit a casual meeting of the Board in llovenlber of 1654 it was ordered that
there be a achool established, to be numbered 8.

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At a casual meeting of the Board on Dec. 20, 1854, John L. Roberts was paid
$6. for taking the enuneration of children in the township and $2.10 LOX
eermices as clerk and stationary furnished.

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At a casual meeting of the soard Feb. 12, 1855 Thomas H. Roberts was paid
B50. for teaching school | for 2 months or 43 days.

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Feb. 17, 1855: John L. Roberts resigns as Clerk of township. Henrw Rolertscr
appointed in his place by the Board and sworn in by E.M.C. Neynan.

Petition of Henry Robertson and 17 others for a change in the road Leading
fron Henry Robertsons to the Sparks Ferrw road commencing on the top of the
halt. near Goldoby's ilill, at the Line between Robertson and Luline Legg, then
along Line south until it comes to the Line Letween said Robertson and George
Russell, thence west along the Line until it intersects the Coxes Feru road,
HH, Jogrigg, Thomas Mathes and John Dd. Thompson, appointed viewers.

The change in the Clifty Ilill to Orleans road petitioned for is established.
Faancis Horner paid $50. for teaching school no. 1 for 2 months.

Jsaac Brewer At " " " " ” 2 on "

Nathaniel ». Mather “ " ” ia am © Se

Morrison Gordon pd $4, for supervising road district 5.

Silas rollard pd 75¢ for sering notice on road viewers.

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Sineon Polard pd. 32. for supewising road district no. 6.

joseph iloore pd $71. for viewing road.

yohn Postlewaite pd 34. for services rendered as clerk of the tounship.
john Vv. Thompson pd $71.50 for viewing change in road.

Turns lllonyhan pd 75¢ for viewing change in road.

John Link paid § 75e@ for viewing change in road.

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Mt, Carmel, ilarch 3, 1855:

Joaiah R. Tippen pd $36. for teaching school 5 for 31 daysO$25. per month.
Thomas P. ean paid $50. for teaching school 8 for 65 days.

Samuel Caulking paid $66. for teaching school 7 ¢or 3 months or 65 days.
Richard Wheeler paid $1.90 for sewice as superwisor in district 2.

Corkins Brown paid $71.50 for stove he purchased for achood 5.

Henry illonyhon paid $4. as superwdisor of district 7.

HoH. Joqrigg paid $71. as viewer of road change.

Thomas lathew ” wt " ” ” " wt :

John D. Thomason " Mt as wy oe 1 (John D. Thompson)

Willian Teague paid $3. for service as supervisor in district 4.

Wildy Enochs paid $1.01 for serpting notice on road viewers.

Wright Stacy paid $71. for viewing a road.

Jacol Roberts paid $13.50 for serrices as trustee.

Corkins Brown paid $171. for sermices as tuvtee.

Thoanton Cornell paid $11. for sewices as tunmtee.

"Ordered that the following allowences be made to R.B. Chils for medical
aenyises rendard to lilis Enews, a poor person not an inhaliient of Brown toun-
ship, who was dying sick therein without funds or money”. Allowed $7.

R.B. Child allowed 85.50 for medical sermices to the wife of Janes Roberts,
a poor person, resident of the township.

The perition of Henry Robertson and others for a change in the road fron his
house to Sparks Ferup road granted and supervisor of district 2 iv ordered ts
Open said road 25 feet wide, if practible,

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Nt. Carmel, April 2, 1855:

Richard lilitls paid $35. for teaching school 4 for 2 months.

Henry Robertson paid $4. for sewices as township clerk.

Sanuel Caulking paid $10.50 for serwices as township treasurer.

David Porter paid $1. as sunervisor in district 4,

John rostlewaite paid $1. for sewices as township clerk

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dacob Roberts and Thornton Cornwell paid $1. eash as Judge of election.
John D. Thompson paid $1. for sewing as Clerk of election.

Willian Dowlin paid $10. for sewice as superyisor in district |.

John VD. Tiompson and jacob Roberts pd 85¢ for glass furnished schools 3 and é.
Result of election held at iit. Carmel Hprit 2, 1055s

For township trustee: Harrison Cornwell-54; Thomas J. Jean-54.

For township clerk; iilorrivon Gordon-53.

For township treasurer: Simeon Pollard-52.

Road supervisors elected: I-Jacol Horner; 2-Jsaac Scott; 3-P.C. Spangler;
4-Jooeph Wilfong; 5-John D. Thompson; 6-D.P. Stewa rt; 7-George A. Rosentaun.
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C-Burg, April 9, 1855: Board met to organize. Jacol Roberts time expired.
Thornton Corznwell resigned. tarrison Cornwell sworn in as a tuustee. Thana
J. Jean, who was elected trustee failed to attend because of sickness.
lorrizon Gordon, who was elected tounshin clerk, refused to sere and Henry

Robertson was again appointed clerk. Simeon Pollard who was elected treasurer |

dnforned the Board that he was not altogether ready to fill his bond +0 the
Board agrees to wait on hime Corkine Brown appointed president of the Soaicd.
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C-Burzg, Aprit 16, 1855: Thomas J. Jean sworn in as trustee by NP. Mather.
Tax of 3¢ on each $100. Ldevied for township and road purposes.

WilLian Robertson was paid $1.50 as clerk of election held at ilt. Carmel on
the second tuesday in October, 1854.

Sineon Pollard posted blond of $1500. with NP. Mather and Silas Pollard as
ceeurity for filling the post of township treasurer.

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C-Burg, Sept. 3, 1855: Board met and ajourned on account of clerk not Leing
presents,

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C~Burg, Sept. 10, 7855: Ordered that Corkins Brown receive the Library for
Broun township.

lilade arrangements to take the enumeration of children in the tounshin.

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C-Burg, Sept. 24, 1855: John D. Thompson pd $2.50 for work in district 5.
Francis Horner paid $7.40 for teaching in district |.

R List of the children in township was made and report sent to county Auditor.

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C-8urg, Sept. 25, 1855: Jefferson J. Jean not Leing present and was "sic"
Washington Warren appointed superwisor of district 5 in place of John D.
Thompson who has renoved fron said district,

The township Library was received and it was aqteed that one half of the Locke
be deposited at it, Carel and the othdr half at Cannbedlsturg. Willian
Robertson appointed Librarian at lt, Carmel and Robert Denny at C-8ur72 unti

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C-Burg, Feb. 18, 1856: Joseph Wilfong pd $2.50 as supewdisor in district 4.
y.W. Jean pd $23.50 for serwice at school 3, getting wood and visiting school,
repair of school house and employing teacher.

P.C. Spangler pd $3. for sewice as supervisor in district 3.

Petition of P.C. Spangler and 28 others for a road to ble Located Leading fron
the northeast corner of section 16 running north on the section Line Letween
E. jean and Land belonging to the estate of Ely W. Malott on said Line between
J.W. Jean and said iilalott, on said line between ).K. porter and Elifa lleblin,
on said Line between Sanuel Spangler and john iicEntire, on said Line to the
old river hill through Lands belonging to the estate of Stewart rurgison, on ox
near said Line to Clifty creek, then on or near the Line running between Hitaz
Wileox and the said Fergisons til said Line strikes White River, then down
said river to Lowdons Ferry. Willian Robertson, Thomas iil. Nicholson and
Thomas Ilathew appointed viewers.

David Green presents a petition signed by himself, Il.P. ilather, £.W. Leach,
John WU. Wilfong, Edmond Jean, John IicIntire, Norton Gould and Peter Link, for
the Board to sell 40 much of the school Lands owned and occupied by Peter Link -
(80 A.) and David Green (80A.), being part of section 16. Trustees proceeded
4o give notice of the sale of lands as set forth in the petition and decided
that the balloting should take place at the annual April election at iit. Carnet.
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C-Burg, March 17, 1856: Road petitioned for by ».C. Spangler and others zuna-
ing from the northeast corner of section 16 to Loudons Ferry on White River Le
granted and district 3 ardered to make said road 25 ft. wide if pracitalle.
Willian Robertson pd $6.50 for serice as Librarian and viewing a road.

David P. Stuart pd $2.50 as supervisor of roads in district 6,

penjanin Wesner pd 875. for teaching school in district 5.

Joseph Freed pd $75. for teaching school in district 2.

W.L. Dixon sane for teaching school 3.

t.A. Bevrault same for teaching school 6.

John UD. Thompson pd $65. for teaching school 8,

Wright Stacy pd §75. for teaching sachood 7.

Faancis Horner pd sane for teaching school |.

Thomas fl, Nicholson pd 35.10 as Director in district 5.

Jsaac Scott pd $8.75 as superisor in divtrict 2.

Wriaht Stacy pd $7.55 as Director in district |.

Sitas L. Reed pd $8.45 as Director in district 2.

Corkins Brown pd $9.08 for expenses in district 6.

SORTA RREREE RTH RR ERD

74,

Mt, Carel, April 7, 1856: Results on an election held at Mt. Carmel April 7:

For Justice of the Peace--E.M.C. Mleynan-60; Washington Jean-32; Henry Robertsn - |
26.6

For Constable: Elisha Driskell-83; Thomas Goin-40; J.U. Wheeler-22; A.W. Brown-

ae

For Taustee: A.W. Brown-66; M.S. Barnett-47.

For Clerk: WB. Teaque-41; Silas L. Reed-33.

For Treasurer: Isaac Brewer-68; Wesly Corkins-30.

For sale of scnool Lands: VYes-78; No-7.

For rzcad supervisors:

District 7: Willian ilcClintock-0, Richard Hughes-2/.
2: Jesse WilLlians-16.

John McIniire-8.

McCana Phipps-4.

John Link-6; Hiram Mathew-7; AP. Hopper-6.

James Steyvins-6.

> Henrw Monahon-5.

John Link pd $19. for sewing as Director in district 4.

Joseph Lawyer pd $9. for serwing as Director in district 8.

Jacol Horner pd $13. for sewing as Director in district |.

Jacol Horner pd $4. as superivor of district |.

Noah Pollard pd $75. for teaching school 4.

Henry Robertson pd $711. as clerk of township.

Thomas J. Jean pd $12. as truotee.

Corkins Brown pd $15. as trustee.

Sineon Pollard pd $12. as treasurer of tounship.

Harrison Cornwell pd $12. as trustee.

DEREK HHH EERUKKRKEKEREREE

ND HW

C-Burq, April 14, 1056: Allen WU. Brown sworn in as trustee, Willian B. Teague
as clerk and Jeaac Brewer as treasurer by Ilathaniel P. Mather. Harrison Cor-
well appointed President of the Board.

Henry Robertson pd $1. for services as clerk.

HREM EERE NE REE

April 19, 1856: Board met at home of Peter Link and fixed a price of $3. per
acre on lots 4 and § (achool dands) in section 16 which voters had voted to seit
Serer ee eee eee ee reer s.

Mt. Carmel, April 28, 1856:7.J. Jean being absent the other two treustees
proceeded to business. /he township Library ardered to remain as is, with neit
the books at iilt. Carnel and half at Canplellslurg. Willian Robertson appointes

Librarian at lilt. Carmel and Janes Stephens at Canplellslurzz. Tax of 7¢ on each
$100. of real and personal property.

15.

lit. Carnet, May 29, 1856: Called meeting. jesse Willians paid $4.56 for
derming ao souperwisor in district 2.

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Mt, Carmel, June 20, 1856: Thornton Cornwell, Thomas M. Nicholson and Joaac
Scott, viewers of a change in the road Leading from Claysuille to Bono petition-
ed for Ly Jacob Freed and others, report that the change comnencing at the
northwest corner of section 34 in town 3/l, range 2 east and wnning thence ©
south on the Line dividing said section 34 and 33 and ranging 160 polls more
or less to the southwest corner of northwest quarter of section 34 will Le of
public utility. Superwivor in district 7 ordered to open the change 25 feet
wide if practalle,

Sane three viewers report on a change in the road deading from Lost River to
Clifty lil petitioned for by Thomas Goen and others, comnencing at the south-
west corner of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 23
toun 3N, range 2 east and running along the Line between Thomas Goen and WUillic=
Lawyer to the northeast corner of Willian Lawyers dand, Board orders super-
visor of district 5 to change the road accordingly.

ARERR RERERES SERRE SERRE

Mt. Carmel, Lirst monday in Sept., 1856: Arrangements made for taking the
enuneration of children.

Thoanton Cornell pd $71. for services as viewer.

Silas £. Reed pd $/. for clerking.

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C-Burg, Sept. 17, 1856: Summary of school enumeration: 234 males and 227
females, making 455 total children age 5 to 21 in the township.

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Mt. Carmel, Sept. 23, 1856: Jsaac Scott pd $1. for viewing roads in districis
5 and 7.

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Nt. Caramel, Sept. 27, 1856: James Iililler and tary Ritcherson of North east
dounshin, Orange Co. transferred to Brown township for school purposes. The
dustees of Ilarth east tounship were William Hays, Leuts Fordyce and Colunlus
H, Richards, while Lenard Hardman was clerk.

Charles Rosenbaum of Lawrence Co. also transferred for school purposes.

Mt. Carmel, Oct. 14, 1856: At the general state election held at Mt. Carel
this day in voting for Assessor of Brown township George Holoapple aot 123
votes and Silas Pollard got 56.

Thomas M. llicholson pd $1. for viewing and $2. as judge of election.

Wddlian Robertson pd $2. for serving as clerk of the election,

76.

lilt, Carmel, llov. 4, 1856: Results of general election held Nov. 4 given, |
John lilcIntire, supergisor of district 3 ordered to open the road fron the nortr-
east corer of section 716 to Loudens ferry on White River as petitioned for |
ly ?.C. Spangler and others.

Willian Robinson pd $i. for clerk of election on Nov. 4.

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Mt. Carmel, lov. 717, 1856: A case was presented ly A.W. Broun to the overseers
of the poor of Brown township respecting Janes MlicKiney "who was taking sick

at his house and having neither money or friends" and said tmotees ordered a
physicion to administer for the said sick man relief and all 40 directed ir.
Brown to administer to his wants while sick.

Thonas Goen pd $1.05 for sewices renaered as Constable.

S.L. Reed appointed school director of school nunber 7.

Ralph Bogle appointed director of school 6.

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Mt, Carmel, Jan. 12, 1857: Called meeting. joseph Wilfong, McCane Fhipps

and Roxton Gould appointed viewers of a highway petitioned for by Jerael Holler
and others.

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Mt. Carmel, Feb. 9, 1857: A.W. Broun presented a Lill of 334. for taking care -
of James lilcXenny while sick and the trunstees gave him an orrler to the County,
Commissioners.

llaah Pollard and joseph Freed paid $50, Thomas Goen $1.75; Ralph Bogle $6.15;
dames Stephens $3.; llorxton NR. Goula $2.; Joseph Wilfong 31.; licCama Phipps 3/.
and Willian K. Gould $8.75.

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Mt. Carmel, iilarxch 3, 1857: R.C. Woods, Henry C. Wilfong, Joshua Leach and

RJ. Mills each paid $50. Benjamin Wesner paid $50.3; John Ve Thompson $8.05;
Jacob toraner $71.16; HoH. Jsgrigg 37.90 and R. Blythe $75.

Report of Joseph Wilfang, llorton Re Gould and iilcCaney rhipps, viewers of a
tounshin highway petitioned for by Israel Holler and others, commencing at the
point where the line dividing sections 28 and 27 in town 3 north, rzance 2 east
intersects the Line between Washington and Orange counties and running thence
east on the section Line on the Lands of iilichael Yeeely, James Belyew and
Jeracd ttodler one half mile, thence north along the Llane between the lands of
ganes Belyew and the estate of Tilman Thacker 26 rods, 712 feet and 9 inches,
thence east on the Line between the lands of the tHardster estate and the esict=
of Tilnan Thacker til it interwects the Claysuville and wono road. vViexurers
report said highway would le of pullic utility.

I/.

lilt, Carned, llarch 3, 1557: Claim presented Ly Evite weynan for 837.50 for
medical attendance rendered to Janes iiicKenny "a pore person Line sick in Broun
township without money or friends”. Trustees gave lleyman an order to the
county commissioners for this clain. Francis Horner paid 350.; Silas L. Reed
$8.25; Willian B. Teaque 379.20; Thomas J. Jean $20.; Harrison Cornwell $19.59
and A.W. Brown $14.50.

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Mt. Carmel, April 17, 1857: Thomas J. Jean not present. Jhomas M. Nicholson
awour in as trustee, Willian Robertson as clerk and Jsaac Brewer as treasurer.
Thomas j. Jean appointed as President of the Board of Trustees.

Harrison Cornwell paid $3. as trotee.

Widlian Robertson paid $i. as school director and $6. ae Librarian.

The Library in lilt. Carmel to be moved to Campbelleburg and the one in Campleli-
aburag to be moved to It, Camel. Jsaac Brewer to be Librarian at lilt. Carmel
and Christian rro at Canplellslurg.

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Mt. Carmel, April 24, 1857: Isaac Brewer ordered to present his claim for
aermices as treasurer in "righting" at the next meeting of the Board.

Tax of 18¢ per $100. Levied for township purposes.

Tax of 25¢ per $100. levied for building and repatiting school houses.

25¢ poll tax also devied for school purposes.

PERE EKO EERE NERS SEHR REED

May 18, 1857: Report to the County Auditor: 305 acholars in 3il 2E and 67
acholars in 4l 2E.

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Mt. Carmel, June 71, 1857: 2 achool houses to be built in district 2 and 2 in
district 3, to be det on July 3, 1857.

Richard tughes paid $4. as supermisor of roads in district 7.

Joaac Brewer paid $20.66 as treasurer of township for 1856.

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Judy 3, 1557: Board purchased half acre of qround from A.W. brown for school
number ----- for $710.

Henry tH. Jogrigg to make a case for the Library at iit. Carel and also one for
Canpledls burg.

Hugh iicFleming purchased the school house in district 3 for $272.95.

George Willians purchased the school house in district 2 for 3292.45,

Jt appears that on the first monday in April that Jemerson Lee was duly electce
ouperptisor in district no. 7 and he had a legal notice sewed on him ly Vily
Enock, Constable, and the said Lee refused to sere as such supermwisor and the
derk of township brought suit agains said fee lefore li.P. Mather, a Justice

om

the. Peace for Washington County and he devied a judgement against said Lee for
$6. plus cost of suit.

SROKA RHRERRERHEREEE

July 17, 1857: Henry Shoults was appointed supervisor in district | and legal
notice was served on June 17, 1857 Ly Wily Enoch, Constable of Brown townshin.
Hentz Shoults failed to comply with the requirements of the daw as supervisor
and the clerk of the township brought suit against said Shoults before NP.
Mather and obtained a judgement against said Henry Shoults on the 25 day of
July 1857 for $6.

SREKRERHRERKRERERREREEARKREDE

July 21, 1857: B.S. Booker appointed supervisor of district 7.
eer erre eT Tere Ter Tere T: |
Aug. 15, 1857: Arrangements made for enumeration of children in 3N 2E, Schoor
houses in districts 2,3,5,4,and i, 5 in all, to Le let at Mlk. Carmel on Oct.

10, 1857 to the lowest bidder.

PORTE SRNR SHER ETRE ERR EEE

Sept. 19, 1857: Thomas fl. Nicholson to take the annuel report to the county
auditor on Oct. 7, 1857.

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Oct. 10, 1857: Board offered to let 5 school houses and none sold for want of -
bidders and trustees agreed to det them on private contract.
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Oct. 29, 1857: School Directors appointed: Jacob Horner in district i; Jsace
Scott in district 2; Edmond Jean in district 3; McCana Phipps in district 4;

Owen Mahorzney in district 5; Nathen Arnold in district 6; Silas L. Reed in
district 7; Janes Barnard in district dS.

Board then proceeded to tet the new school houses at $350. each. Jsaac Brewer
agreed to build one each in districts 1, 2, 3 and 4. Thomas 1. Jean to tuild
one in district 6; Silas L. Reed to build one in district 7 and Thonas iil.
Richolson and Willian Robertson to Luild one in district 5.
SROKA E REE E RR EEE

Feb. 26, 1855: Claims allowed: Joseph Thompson $10.p Nathan Arnold $7.25;
Robert Denny $715.; Henry Brown $2.50; Willian ». Booker $2.; Joseph Freed $75.;
Jeaac Scott $70.; NA. Chanlerlain $65.; Noah Pollard $75.; ELi Carris $50.;
James Barnard $7.3; R.B. Child $5.; filcCamey Phipps 5/6.

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Mt. Carmel, fiarch 27, 1858: Claims allowed: Benjamin lJesner $75.; John i. Lz
§75.; George Russell $7.50; George N. Jean $60.; Sinon Gould $60.; Silas L. Rze2
$9.88; Joseph Wilfong $2.; John Russell $7.50; Hugh McFleming $22.; Jacot
Horner 314.3 HoH. Jogrig 2/7 of all money for building school; Thomas Goen 1/7

of all money for building scnool; Owen Manorney 85.080; Willian Robertson $76.75:
Thomas 7. Jean $16.; Thomas fl, Mlicholson $15.50; AW. Brown $15.; Wiley Enoch
$4.20; A.W. Broun $710. for 2 acre of qround; Joaac Brewer 4/7 of all money due
for building school houses.

RRR RETR EERSE

First monday in April, 1858: Results of election of road supervisors held at
Mt. Caanel and Hop school house: William T. IiilcClintock, district 1; Hugh
McFéeming, district 2; Thomas Jean, district 3; McCama Phipps, district 4;
Janes Barnard, district 5; Willian B. Teaque, district 6 (appointed); John
Robertson, district 7.

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April 4, 1858: Willian Gould paid $1.

Tere e ere rer Ter Terre res

Mt. Carmel, April 12, 1855: Columbus H. Richard duly elected and sworn in to
the unexpired term of A.W. Brown. Iilartin S. Barnett has been elected thustee
for three years and is sworn in, Simeon Pollard sworn in as treasurer dor one
year, Francis Horner elected clerk and sworn in ly NP. iilather. Thomas il.
Nicholson appointed President of the Board of Trustees. ftlitam Mathew paid 53.
Jeaac Brewer paid $24.3; Thomas il. Nicholson $2.3; Thomas 7. Jean §2. and Willian
Robertson $2. Tax of 10¢ per $100. devied for township purposes. Tax of 25¢
per £100. and 50¢ poll tax devied for building and repairing schools.

Willian 7. McClintock appointed supervisor of road divtrict 7,

Rovert Denny to deliver the Lelrary over to CW. Richard

BREET EER REREREE HR EKRKESE

june 5, 1858: §.N. Jean paid $i. Thomas Goen paid $277.88.

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Saltillo, July 10, 1858: llichael itunnamaker paid $10. for a school site in
district 3. Petition presented by John Link and others to make a change in

the Bono and Salen and Bono and Saliillo roads. Viewers appointed.
RENARD EEN RE RK EEE DERE EER

lt. Carmed, Aug. 74, 1658: Thomas il, Nicholson and filartin S. warnett in
attendance. Thomas jean ordered to open changes in road district 3. Jsaac
Brewer ordered to take charge of the Lilrar in iit. Cartnel. Codunbus KH. Richard
4o make a deed to Henry iiloneyhon and receive a deed from Henry IMloneyhon for a
achool Lot in district 7.

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ft. Carmel, Sent. 18, 1858: John Vellon paid $718. for making 2 Look cases
and 2 tables. Enumeration report made out and sent to the county auditor.

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Mt, Carmel, llov. 6, 1858: Clains allowed: Mathaniel P, ilather $1. as tounshe
Justice; Wiley Enochs $1.50 as township constable. School directors anpointec:
Jacol tiorner, district 1; Joaac Scott, district 2; Martin S. Barnett, district
3; George A. Rosenbaum, divtrict 4; Owen Mahorney, district 5; llathaniel +.
Mather, district 6; Thomas Goen, district 8.

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Mt. Carmel, Nov. 27, 1858: Claims allowed: Jsaac Brewer $845.60 for Luilding
achool houses in districts 1, 2, and 3. Peter Link $276.85 for huilding school
houses; Henry HK. Jsgrigg $277.05 for building school houses; Henry Moneyhon
$15. for a ochool site; Willian Robertson $3.50 as clerk and road viewer;
Willian B. Teaque $3. belonging to road district 6.

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Mt. Carmel, Fel. 72, 1859: M.S. Barnett and C.H. Richard in attendance.
Willian B. Teaque paid $5. as supervisor in rad district 6.

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Saltillo, iilarch 19, 1559: Thomas fl. Nichodoon and Columbus K, Richard in
attendance. Claims allowed: NA. Chanberlain $75. for teaching school 5;
Lyman B. Gould 875. for teaching school 3; Noah Pollard $75. for teaching
achool 8; G.N. Jean $75. for teaching school 7; Dennis B. Hanersdy 5¥5. tor
teaching school 4; Nathaniel P. Mather 875. for teaching school 6; Francis
Horzner $75. for teaching school 7; E.7. Bower £63.40 for teaching «school 2;
John Baooks $10.95 for teaching school 2; Jacob Horner ¥5.50 as director of
district 1; Thomas Goen §7. as director of district 8; Owen Mahorney 310.60

as director of district 5; Yanes liloneyhon $7.25 as director of district 7;
George A. Rosenbaum $7.25 as director of disirict 4; Villian T. ileClintock

$3. a supervisor of district 7; Janes Barnard 32.75 as supervisor of district
5S; tlathariel P. lather $5.28 as director of district 6; John Robertson 33. a
superyisor in district 7; Thomas Goen $10. for extra work on school house of
B.C. Shanks $1.10 for recording deed and transfer; RI. llorrivon $5.50 for
recording and transfer fees. Ordered that the treasurer of Brown tounship
retain $3.60 for failure on school howe 5.

cRNA ER EOEENES EHO E RE OR ERE

First monday in April, 1859: Election of road superudvors at it. Carnet:

A.J]. Hamilton, district |; Williamiiilerlening, district 2; iS. narnett, cheot-
nrict 3; Clement Lee, district 4; Owen Mahorney, district 5; Robert Denny,
district 6; A. Stevens, district 7.

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lilt. Carmel, April 9, 1859: Clainw allowed: Francis Horner 816.70 {for serice
as township clerk; Columbus H. Richards 376. as trotee; Martin S. Earnett 520.
50 as tuastee; Thomas iil, (icholson 325.50 as trustee; Martin S$. Barnett $5.40
aso director of district 8; Thomas Jean 35. as superwisor in road district 3;
J.L. Menaugh $68. for stoves and pipes.

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Note: At this time the townshin ceased to be governed Ly a Board of Trustees.
From this point the elective officers of the township were 1 tuntee, 2 Justice
of the Peace; 2 Constables and 7 road superwisors. The trustee also sewed

a clerk and treasurer of the township. Corkins Brown was the first trustee

to serve under this saysten, having been elected to the post on the first
monday. in April of 1859.

REKEKERRREREEEEHEKEREH

Index to records of the Board of Trustees follows:

Index to Records of the Board of Trustees

Amodd, wathan: 76.
Banta, Daniel J.: 3.
barnard, James: 18,79,20.
e Jone 2.
mn Sanuel: 4,5.
Barnets, Martin S.: 14,19,20,21.
Belyew, james: 16.
Blackwell, Janes: 3,4.
Biijshe, Ret 10.
Bogle, Rapph: 6,70,76.
Booker, BeSet 185
o Willian Pos 185.
Bower, E.Js€ 20,
Boyden, David: 2.
Brewer, Jsaac: 10,14,717,18,19,20.
Briscoe, Elizabeth: 3.
" Janes: 3,6.
brooks, John: 20.
Brown, Allen W.: 1,5,8,9,514,76,17,19
" Cozbins: 1,2,059 19312513; 152i «
is Henry: 710.
id Jesse: 3.
me Joshua: 9.
Campbell, Robert A.: 6,8,170.
Carris, ELi: 10.
Caulkine, Samuel: 2,3,8,9,7i.

M Wesley: 714.
Chanberlain, N.A.: 718,20.

Child, Royal B.: 4,9,71,18.
collier, Willian: |.

Cornett, Willian: 3.

Cornwell, Harrison: 9,72,714,17.

” Thornton: 8,9,171,72,75.
Denny, Robert: 1,4,5,8,9,10, 12, 18,79, 20.
Devaots, E.Ast 135
DAXON, F olla EO «

= Weket 13
Dowling, Willian: 8,72.
Driskell, Elisha: 74.

Emery, Wiss: 77.
Enochs, Wiley: 77,77,78,19,20.
tleming, james C.: 3.
Fordyce, Lewis: 15.
Foutch, Thomas: 9.
Fraeed, jacob: 15,18.

uf Johns 3.

fe Joseph: 13,16.
Furgison, Stewart: 73.
Coen, eiaha. Got 7525345 0s

Ww “Thomas: 5,174,155 19516519520.
Goldeby, George: 3.
Gordon, Morrison: 2,3,4,6,5,70, 12.
Gould, Lyman B.: 20.

. Norton: 13,76.

u Riley Ho: 7,9.
Sinon: 18.

i Didouw: 5.

is Willian K.: 16,79.
Greely, ilichael: 76,
Greene, David: 1,9,70,73.
Hamerzsley, Dennis B.: 20.

ue Mary: 9.

tamilton, A.j.: 20.
Hardnan, Lenard: 175.

ttoller, Jsrael: 7,176.
n dei? 36
" Thomas: 3.

Holsapple, George: 75.

Hopper, A.Pe: 74,

hownet, F&eancis: §10,12,13,17.19;20.21
. Jacodre 12,714,160; 16,20;

Hosea, Hiram: 3.

Hughes, Richard: 14,17.

Hunter, Henw: 3.

Jagrigg, Henry He: 2,3, /0,17,76,17,18, 202
jean, Edmond: 173,18.
ut George wes 78,79,20.
ad Jefferson J.: 72.
” Joseph W.: 1,5;13.
i Thomas Get 12, 14¢61,10,19,21.
Thomas P.: 71.
y Washington: 714.
Jenkins, Nathaniel: 2.
u Rebecca: 2.
Knox, Robert S.: 6,0.
Lawyer, Benjamin: 3,9.
, Joseph: 5,14.
ss Willian: 15.
Leach, Joshua: 76.
sd Les 73s
Lee, Clement: 20.
"Jamison: 2,17.
" John Ilhz 18.
feqg, Luline: 10.
Lindley, Elwood: 6,8.
Link, John: 10,717, 14,19.
Ww Peter: 6134 14,20.
Wahorzney, Owen: 15,79,20.
liighott, ELy»~WU.: 73.
lather, Abner: 4.
4s Nathantel Pst 152535450765 10772; 13, 145.175 165 195206
Mathew, tliran: 14,79.
" Thomasé® 70,737,713.
May, BeFei 3.
" Benjanin: 3.
Wlenaugh, Tile f- 21s
fitter, James: 15.
WAle; Bs Jtet 166
és Richard: 17.
Roneyhan, James: 20.
" Henry: 9,11,74,19,20.

Y Turns: 10,71.

Montgomery, Jackson: 68.

iH Mitton: 4,5.

is Newton: 9.
Moore, Joseph: 2,3,8,71.
Morrison, R.J.32 20.
McClasky, Jsaac: 3.
MctLintock, Willian: 9,74.

” Witlian T.: 19,20.
UcFlening, ttugh: 17,108,179.
" Witlian: 20.

itcIntire, John: 13,174,176.
McKinney, Janes: 16,77.
McNeely, Robert: 3.
llewlin, Elija: 13.
Neyman, E.fl.Ce2 9,10,14, 17.
licholson, Peter: 1,2,9.
m Thomas Mee 4554505 (35 155-179 16 5 195 20,21
e Valker: 2.
Nixon, Jabez te: 73,0
lunmanaker, Ilichael: 19.
Phipps, filcCana: 14,76,78,19.
u Robert Tek Gs
Pollard, John: 3,455,6;6.

" fiochs 14,176,148, 20.
m Stiga. Dy 3010s lest
id Simeon: 6,9, 170,171,712, 14519.

Porter, Due: 13.

id David: 8,7i.
Poatlewatte, fohns 5,6,;0,9;10,11-
Pro, Christian: 17.

MS TORI? 3 5S y Os

Reed, Sttas Let 135745153 155774 10s
Reeves & Pro: 9.
Richards, Columbus He: 715,79,20,21.
Riley, Alonzo Fei 2,3,4,5-
Ritchardson, Thomas: 3.
Ritcheron, tary: 15.
Rouetts, Jacos® Telsts Sell tte

- James: 11.

Roberts, John Le: 10.

tt Thomas He: 70.
Robertson, Henw: 10,77,72,14.
i" John: 79,20.
“i Willian? 45559125 13 14, 155 155 119 18 519,20s
Rosenlaun, Charles: 15.
" George Aw: 5,72,20.
ut John W.: 71,9.
Russell, George: 10,16.
" John: 18.

Seott, Jsages 12,1734155 10420.
Shade, Henry: 8.
"ohn Get 3.
Shanks, B,C.é 20.
Shoutts (Shults), Henw: 76.

Ht . Willian: 2,4.
Spenyter. PCs. o 1251351 9%
? Samuetl> 73.

Stacy, Wright? 243,711.13.
Stephens-Stevenrs, At 20.

" " Janes: 14,76.
Stewart-Stuart, Andrew: 3.

" " David Pi: 12,73.

" John Lit 2, 150596
Teaque, Luke: 3.

4 Widdion But - 558,17, 714517 5193520.

Thacker, Titman: 76,

Tnompagn, John Dek 1429/50 5954 0¢ hi a1a, lel 0-
if Joseph: 10.

Taippen, Jeoaiah R.: 71.

Turner, George A: |.

Loutsa: 3.

Vaughn, John: 5.

Vellon, John: 79.
Warren, Washington: 12.

Wesner, Benjanin: 713,176,106.
" Wittian: 3.

ae

n Jehu: O.
Jessy: 9.
# Réchgid: O4tte

= Willian: 3.
Wilcox, Hiran: 13.
Wilfong, Henu Co: 716.

- Henry Wi: 710.

" john He: 710.
” John W.: 73.
Me Gasephe 5,72,13,76; 16
Williams, George: 17.
* Jesse: 714,75.

Wood, John: 3.
"Robert: 3.
Woods, R.C.: 16.

"Taustee Records"

Baown Twp.
Yashington County, Indiana
April, 1859-June 6, 1884

Copied fron the original trusibe record, March,
Cle. Conk
872 Sprague Road
Indianapolis, Ind.

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"Report of Receipts and Expenditures of Broun twp. for 1859."
Received of George Beagley $2.
Paid Jseaac Brewer $8253.56 for school houses in districts 7, 2 and 3.
" HH. Jaqrigg $84.52 for school house in district 7.
" Peter Link $84.52 for school house in district 4.
" HH. Jogrigg $84.52 for school house in district 5.
" Thomas Goen $84.52 for school house in district 8.
" 4.L. Menaugh §65.30 for 6 stoves.
" CC. Brown and C.H. Richards $2. for freight on stoves.
" H. Moneyhon $15. fora school site in district 7.
" C.H. Richards 876. for his services as trustee.
" Simeon Pollard $717.40 for his serwices as consitalle.
"Willian B. Teague £5. as supervisor in district 6.
" Thomas M. llicholyuon $25.50 for his sermices as tustee.
" Thomas Jean $5. aw superwisor in district 3.
Received $6.52 prom Susann Clark for rent on lot § in section 76.

SREREERARERARKEET HK EEEREREDEHREERE

C-Burg, April, 1859: Isaac Scott paid $7.50 as director in district 2.
errr rT Te Teer errr re Te eT

May 17, 1859: School teachers paid as follows: NA. Chanlertain $712.08
at school 4 for 1857-58; John M. Lee $713.90 at school 1 for 1857-58; Roar
Pollard $9.70 at school 7 for 1857-58; M.A. Chamberlain £43. at school 5
for 1558-59; NeP. flather $43. at school 6 for 1858-59; Iloah Pollard $43.
at school 8 for 1858-59.

SERRE EKRTEMEKERRAERERRER KEE

May 18, 1859: School teachers paid: GN. Jean $43. at school 7 for 1858 -3;

Benjamin Veasaner $13.90 at school 5 for 1857-58; DB. tHanerely $30. at
achool 4 for 1855-59; Francis Horner $43. at schoal 7 for 1858-59; Ednaund
T. Bower $32.40 at school 2 tor 1855-59.

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May 23, 1859: Teachers paid: Eli Cariis 39.25 at school 2 for 1857-58
and John Brooks $10.95 at school 2 for 1858-59.

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May 28, 1859: Lynan B. Gould paid 343. for teaching school 3 in 1058-59.

RRRESKERKEKRKEBDARL ARRAS

C-Burzg, June 6, 1859: Tax ch 4¢ levied on each $100. for tounship purposes.

Tax of 25¢ per $100. and 50¢ poll tax levied for special achool purposes.

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june 10, 1859: Teachers paid: Joseph Freed $13.90 at school 6 Lor 1857-52,

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Lyman B. Gould $10.95 at school 4 for 1857-58 and GN. Jean $70.98 at
achool 3 for 1857-55.

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Sept. 20, 1859: Enumeration of children shaus that there are 251 males
and 220 females letween the ages of 5 and 2/ in the tounship.

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Sept. 26, 1859: Thomas A. Stephens paid $2. as supervisor in district 7.

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Jan. 13, 1860: Robert Denny paid $3.50 as supervisor in district 6.

Feb. 17, 1860: Clement Lee paid $4. as supewisor in district 4.

Hot. Jsgrigg paid $183.76 tor building school house in disthict 5 and $710.
for extra work on school house number 5.

Robert Denny paid $1. as clerk of election at lilt. Carmel in April of 1859,

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Feb. 25, 1860: Cwen Iilahorney paid $2. as supervisor in district 5.
eee eRe REE REE EE
March 5, 1860: Tax of 2¢ per $100. devied for township purposes. Tax of
70¢ per 3100. and 25¢ poll levied for special acnooLl purpodsese
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flarch 10, 1860: M.S. Barnett paid §5. a supervisor in district 3.
Sis i Faancis Horner paid $1. as clerk of an election held at
Mt. Carmel in Octoler of 1859. $1. also paid to NP. Mather as clerk and
to £.G. Goen and George Holsapple as judges at same election.
April 2, 1560: The following were paid for sewing at an election held
at ilt. Carmel on April 2, 1860: J.D. Thompson, &N. Jean, Silas Pollard,
WitLlian B. Teague.
Results of an election held at lt. Carnel on this day:
Taustee----Corkins Brown-97; Willian Galahan-$7.
Constablé: Wiley Enoch-100; Willian F. Blackburn-88; Henw W. Wilfong-12:
Willian B. Teaque-7; Robert Denny~4.
Road supervisors:
Dist. 1: Benjamin Mahoraney-20; E.L. Carriv-i0.
2 TM. Mecholseon-S; G.M. Jean=-4; John Cottle-2.
JU. Jean-6; Henr Shade-5.
J.A. Baxter-72.
josepn Lawyer-12; Wesley Caulkrins-7.
Christian Prow-20; David P. Stewart-715.
C.K, Richards-13; Riley H. Gould-7; Washington Case-6;
Robert Denny-2.
March 37, 1860: Thonas Goen with a bid of $347.80 was the Low bidder and
was awarded the contract to luild school 9 near Canplellsburg.

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April 10, 1860: Thomas Goen, HoH. Jogrigg and l.P. Mather surety for
duilding school 9, to le completed ly first day of ilovenler.
(No date); The following persons have Leen transferred to Brown township
for school purnoses: Thomas Matthew and David Green from Northeast toun-
ship, Orange county and Charles Rudder from Jefferson township, WYashington
county.
May 27, 1860: 426 scholars in 3M, 2€. and 75 in &N, 2€.
Sept. 20, 1860: Summary of school enumeration: 274 males and 23; fenales.
420 in 3N, 2E, 85 in 4N, 2, 2A transferred from Jefferson tounship.
Nov. 15, 1860: Thomas Goen and Hott, Jagrigg paid 3773.90 due for building
school 9,
Mar. 4, 1067: Tax of 3¢ per 87100. levied for township purposes. Tax of
72¢ per $100. and 25¢ polk levied for schools.
lilare 9, 1861: Following teachers were each paid £60. for teaching school
4n 1860-67: Dennis B. Hamersly at school 8; Francis Horner at school 4
and David Haga at school 3.
Mar, 12, 1867: Thomas Goen paid $9. as director in school district &.
Stephen A. Nicholson paid 33.50 for wood furnished school divirict |.
QP. Mather paid $8.35 as director and wood furnished school district 6.
Basil Teagarden paid $35. for teaching school district 6.
Mafch 14, 1867: Janes iionyhon paid $10.17 for wood and director in school
sarc 7.
Mar. 16, 1867: Moxrban A. Cornwell paid $60. for teaching school 2 1860-61.
Jeaac. Il. Caress paid $60. for teaching school 5 for 1860-67.
Mafch 19, 1861: RC. Wood paid $60. for teaching school 9 in 1860-57.
April 5, 1867: “Rod. Thompson paid $60. for teaching no. 9 in 1560-67.
Apr. 13, 156/: Robert Venny paid $26.65 as teacher in dist. 7 in 1860-6).
Willian Brewer paid $5.04 for wood furnished schcol district 5.
Christian prow paid $7.50 as superwisor of road district 6.
Apr. 1, 1867: Results of an election held at iit. Carmel:

Tastee: Lewis Casper-99; Corkins Brown-23.

Constable: William F. Blackburn-64; Uiley Enoch-85; Squire L. Dalton-21;

George Beagley-1.
Road superwisors:
Dist. 1: Sanuel Sneed-60; &.L. Caress-7; sanuel Lynn-4; Willian
Batley-3.
john Dickard-54; H.C. lilaloti-2.

3 Janes Q. Roblerts-7.

llathariel Green-35; Stephen iilatthey-7; orton Gould-7.
Janes P. lilartin-9; David Foutch-/.
. Thomas J. Wilson-16; John Smitn-S; John C. Voyles-S.
. Miles J. Hitcheock-2; John Haps-7.
June 24, 1861: C.H. Richards paid $7.50 as superisor in road district 7.
Rug. 15, 1861: Received notice from the tustee.cf Vernon township that
lary Hunter iv transferred to brown tounship for school purposes. :
Aug. 23, 1867: Isabella fergenson of Brown township do transferred to
Bono township, Lawrence county for achood purposes.
Hug. 24, 18617: Summary of the enumeration of children aged 5 to 27:
220 males and 190 females in 3N, 2E; 36 males and 31 females in 4fl, 2E;
20 transferred to Brown from Jefferson; 5 transferred to Brown from Vernon;
& transferred 46 Broun from florth East township, Orange Co. Total of 573.
Aug. 26, 1567: Copy of school enumeration of fractional part of Toun 4 fl.
Range 2 East files with tie Hduditor of Lawrence county for the first tine.
lou. 4, 1867: Comes Willian Collier, assignee of Willian Callahan with
an account against the township as follows, for district 2: $4.50 for 6
cords of wood; 30¢ for I broom; 10¢ for 7 tin cup.
Nov. 17, 1867: 444 scholars in 3N,2E and 67 in 4N,2€.
love 22, 1867: CH. Richards appointed director of school district 7 to
aerme until the first saturday in October, 1862 or until his successor
be elected and qualified.
Dec. 77, 1867: George A. Rosenbaum appointed director of school district 4
until the first saturday in Octoler 1862.
Dec. 12, 7156/3: Jacob Freed appointed superisor road district 7 to Lill
the vacancy of lililes J. Hitchcock.
Dec. 27, 1867: Wiley Enochs, constable, paid $4.15 as fees in the caseod
Brown township (Ly James Q. Roberts, sunervisor district 3) US John Cornwell,
Feb. 17, 7862: MP. lilather appointed director of school district 6 until
flisd saturday in October 1862,
Charles Collier was paid $25., the amount due district 6 on account of
their school not being completed in the winter of 1560-67.
Mar. 5, 1862: T.J. Wilson paid $3.75 as superwisor in road district 6.
flax. 7, 1862: Janes OU. Roberts paid $2.50 as sunpermwisor in district 3.
April 5, 1862: John Dickart paid $3. as supewivsor in district 2.
April 7, 1862: Results of an election held this day at filt. Camel:
justice: NP. Mather-93; GA. Rosenbaum-78; 7.8. webbl-54,
Constable: Wiley Enochs-97; T.J. Wilson-S1; G.W. Bogle-18; WA. Ellict:-
-2; James WD, ELlLiott-43.

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Traustee: Lewis Casper-96.
Supervisors:

Dist. 1: Simeon VYestfall-18; D. Caress-i.
John Dickart-1; Richard Wheeler-72.
William Dennis-3; B. Spangler-1.
John Wilfong-2; Norton Gould-4.
Thomas Goen-15; Henw Broun-5.
AR, Overnan-15; Willian F. Blacklurn-4,
F.D. Badger-15; John Hays-5.
April 19, 1862: Peter Link paid $5. for errr in payment for building
achool house 4.
April 22, 1862: NP. Mather paid $2.25 for justice fees in case of Broun
tounship vs. John Cornuell and Albert Windle.
S0¢ paid to Willian F. Blackburn for constable fees in case of Brown toun-
ohip us. Albert Windle, failing to work the public highway.
July 28, 1862: George A. Rosenlaun paid $2.50 for repairing school 4.
Aug. 23, 1862: Summary of school enumeration: 42 males and 34 fenales
in 4N,2E; 222 males and 199 females in 30,26; 12 males and i female trans-
ferred fron jefferson township; 3 males and 5 females transferred fron
Vernon tounship; 4 males and 4 females transferred from Orange count.
Total of 283 males and 153 females.
Sept. 5, 1862: Jsaac Brewer paid $5. for sewice a Librarian for 2 years.
Sept. 27, 1862: 9.2. Caress enployed to teach school 1 for 5 months at
$20. per month and school to start on Sept. 29,
Oct. 713, 1862: B.F. Nicholson employed at $1. per day to teach school 6.
Oct. 18, 1862: S.C. Micholeon to teach school 5 at $7. per day starting
Oct. 20.
Oct. 20, 1862: D.L£. Haga to teach school 4 at $i. per day.
Cet. 27, 7562: J.B. Porter enployed to teach school 9 for $40. per month
and he i4 required to furnish an assistant Licensed by county school exaniner.
Oct. 30, 1562: Enna A. Graves employed to teach school 7 at 75¢ per day
atarting lov. 4.
love 1, 1862: JL. Roberts to teach school 3 at $1. per day starting flov. 3
Rov. 8, 1862: R. Denny to teach school 8 at 81. per day.
Dec. 37, 1862: W.P. Booker paid $4. for wood furnished school 3.
Jan. 10, 1063: 9J.L. Akers employed at $/. per day to complete the unexpirec
term of school 4 starting Jan. 12.
Jans 31, 1863: Trustee notifzied teacners that the Length of school in
Broun township for the year 1662-63 would be 100 dats.

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liiarte 3, 1863: Tax of 2¢ per 87100. levied for tounship purposes and i¢
per $100. levied for special school purposes, with the concurrance of the
County Commissioners.
April 7, 1863: Resulis of an election held at it. Carmel on April 6:
Trustee: L. Caspar-106.
Constable: 7.J. Wilson-97; Wiley Enocn-97.
Supervisors:
Dist. 1: Y.T. Cornwell-20.
2: MM. Robertson-11; Willian Hamilton-72.
3 WP. Booker=d3,.
4: EM. Davis-6.
5 j. Wedgeuwood-71.
6: Francis Click-15.
7: John ililler-2.
April 13, 1563: Sold to Jacol Freed the tract of land heretofore conveyed
4o John Hays, John Miller and Janes H. Thomaa as school tuwteen of school
district 9 in 3N,2E and their successors in office forever, for school
purposes, by Uright Stacy situated on north Line of the north east quarter
cf section 33, for 375.
Sept. 7, 1863: Summary of school enumeration of 1863: 248 males and 227
females in 3N,2E; 37 males and 29 fenales in 4N,2E; 13 males and 12 fenatles-
transferred from Jefferson township; 2 males and 5 females transferred
fron Vernon tounship. Total of 300 males and 267 fenales.
Oct. 71, 1863: GY. Bartlett to teach school 7 for $1.25 per day starting
October 5.
Oct. 6, 7863: H./il, Caress to teach school 2 at $7.25 per day starting Mlov.2.
Oct. 17, 1863: Emma A. Graves to teach school 8 starting Mov. 2,é51.per dey.
Oct. 19, 1863: S.L. Reed transferred from district 9 to district 6 for
achood purposes, good cause being stioun by hin for such transfer.
Oct. 20, 1863: Wl.B. Driscoll to teach school 9 at $2. per day and he is
to furnish an arssivianrt.
Oct. 23, 71863: Willian H. Krauteinger to teach school 6 at $1.28 per day
starting Oct. 26.
Oct. 24, 7863: S. Collier to teach school 4 at $1.25 per day starting on
Oct. 26.
Oct. 37, 1563: S.C. Richolson to teach school 5 at $1.25 per day, start-
ang on Nov. 2. 3.C. Caress to teach school 3 at $7.25 per day starting
on flov. 9.
lou. 6, 1563: RD. Thompson to teacr school 7 at $1.25 per day starting
the second monday in llovenver.

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Nov. 16, 1863: M.S. Barnett paid $8.95 tor wood and repairs school! 3.
wou. 17, 1863: FD. Badger paid $1. as superwisor of district 7.
Nov. 18, 1863: 421 scholars in Bl, 2E and 76 scholars in 41l, 2.
Year 1864.
April 5: Results of election held. April 4.
Jaustee: L. Casper-75; Tell. Iicholson-1.
Constable: Mell. Rolertson-58; To]. Wilson-28; Thomas Goen-27; Wiley
Enochs-39.
Supervisors: | 1.C. Caress-2; John L. Cornwell-22.
2: RR. Wheeler-14; T.M. Richolson-71.
3: Rk. Starks-3.
4: David Green-4; Stephen Collier-1.
5: John Goen-10.
6: #t. Conklin-&.
Ray 9: 469 scholars in 3, 2E and 66 scholars in 4N, 2€.
Aug. 20: Willian Vesner and Jorael Vesner of Jefferson township traroferr-
ed to Brown township for school purzposedr.
Aug. 23: Samuel Hays of Vernon tounship transferred to Brown township
for school purposes. .
Sept. 1: 245 mates and 245 females in 3N,2& as scholars and 37 males
and 29 female scholars in 4N,2E. 14 males and 15 females in 3N,3€ (Jefjer-
aon twp.) and 3 males and 7 females in 2N,2E. (Vernon twp.) for a toial
of 299 males and 296 fenales age 5 to 27.
Nov. 2: Janes J. Baker employed to teach achsol 7 at $7.50 per day and
achool to start November 714.
Nov. 4: 9.C. Voules appointed Director of school district 9.
Nathaniel Green appointed Dinector of schood district as
Nov. 19: Noah Pollard to teach school 4 at $71.50 per day starting ilov. 21
HM. Caress to teach school 5 at 37.50 per day startina Dec. 3.
A.G. Thompson to zeach school &.
26: Faancis Horner 2o teach school 2 and start Nov. 28.
1: Um. He Krutsinger to teach school 6 starting Dec. 5.
Dec. 3: Simon P. Caress to teach school 3 starting Dec. 5 at 37.35 pr dor
5: Ezekiel £. Caress to teach school 7 at $71.50 per day.
J.B. Porter to teach school 9 at $2. per day cand to fururieh a
assistant teacher.
Year 1865.

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Jan. 6: Teachers notified that the school tern would be 60 dans.
far. 10: Tax levied of T¢ an $100. for townshin purposes and also 7-¢

er ST OF Zz IN rw by Pod
p 9100, for school purposes, with concurrance of County Connissioners.

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Aoril: Persons declared elected at an election held the {iret Monday:
Tastee: Willian H. Krwutsinger. 2 eta
Constables: Nelson Lovelace and Thomas Goen. A7S31L06
Supervisors: Sanuel Wilson, Henw Robertson, John Link, D.B. Driskelt
Jacob Bowers, J.C. Voyles and Willian A, Elliott.

Aug. 2: Norbin A. Cornwell appointed Librarian at Iilt. Carmel.

Order issued to S. Wilson, superisor of district 7 to repair

a bridge.

Aug. 22: J.C. Voyles paid $7.50 for lumber, $7.50 for nails and knob,

$15. for work on seats.

fugs 23: Summary of school enumeration for 1865: 38 males and 26 fenales

an 4N,2E3 227 males and 292 females in 3N,2E; 12 males and 73 fenales in

3N, 36.3; 4 males and 6 females in 2N,2€. fora total of 287 males and 247

females between the age of 5 and 27.

Aug. 25: Received $15.55 as tuition funds for 4N,2E that 46 situated in

Brown township from the county treasurer of Lawrence County for the year

7864 and half of 71865.

Oct. 2: Benjanin Spangler appointed supervisor of district 3 due to the

rnenaval of John Link from the township.

Nov. 7: G.A. Rosenbaum allowed $1. 202 8 window bolts; 75¢ for 5 panes

of cass size 10 by 12 inches; 15¢ for purty and $2.50 for work on the

achool house.

Rov. 9: Washington Jean appointed director af school district 3.

lov. 30: Thomas Nicholson appointed supervisor of road district 2 to

PLL the vacanay of Henrw Robertson, date of that district.

Dec. 71: Alfred Krutsinger to teach school 7 at $1.85 per day starting

Decenber 4,

Dec. 2: WH. Kwtsinger to teach school 9 at $2, a day starting Dec. 4.

Mahala J. Hunter to be assistant at achool 9 at 50¢ per day.
WH. Rosenbaun tio teach school 4 at $7.60 a day.
Seth Strattian to teach sachool & at $7.60 per day.
NA. Cornwell to teach school 2 at $7.60 per day.
Samuel Nicholson to teach school 71 at 81.60 per day.
Charlotte Craycerafi to teach school 5 at 37.50 per day.
Dec. 6: Willian Hatfield to teach school 3 at $1.75 per day.
J.B. Porter to teach school 6 at $71.85 per day.

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Year 1866.
Jan. 6: CH. Richards of Saltilloville paid for sermices as director of
achool 7: 40¢ for one water lucket; $4.75 paid to J.B. Danner for repairs;
$2.15 for material; 30¢ for window springs.
Jan. 12: J.C. Voyles paid $3.60 for repairs on school 9 and window glass.
“Jan, 22: Uisited schools 6 and 7 with county sciool excaniner.
Feb. 22: Length of school session to be 59 days and no more.

Nelson Lovelace paid 50¢ for sewing comnrission on Benfanin
Spangler to become superwisor of road district 3.
Feb. 23: Employed Morra Gordon and Com. Cobble to repair the county
bridae over Twin Creek wiich is ina critical condition. Said Gordon and
Cobble are to repair the bridge till satisfactory in the gudgenent of the
dustee and are to furrish 150 feet of hewn tinber, tron bolts, screus
and other necessary repairs and are to be paid $40.
Feb, 28: $8.12 paid to Washington Jean for sundries furnished school 3:
60¢ for a bLacom; 10¢ for one tin cup; 12¢ for a pound of nails; $3.50
for repairs; 65¢ for painting blackboard; 10¢ for one pound of nails;
$1.05 for seven window glasses and $2. for making desks.
Received $6.55 from S.D. Sayles for rent of east half of the south east
quarter of section 16, town 3 north.
March 1: Seth Stratton paid $94. as teacher of school 8,

WH. Krautsinger paid $178. as teacher of school 9.

flahala J. Hunter paid $29.50 as assistant at school 9,
March 2: L£. Casper paid for furnishing broom and tin cup to achool 5.
March 3: S.C. Nicholson paid $94. for teaching school 7.

Ozanne Broun paid $9.30 for furnishing 7h cords of wood for

ACiHOOd. 5.
flanch 6: WH. Krwtsinger paid $65.45 as trustee by order of county.

larch 10; Waéllian Hatfield paid $703.25 for teaching school 3.
Charlotte Craycraft paid $88.50 for teaching school 5.
Im. He Rosenbaun paid 394.40 for teaching schood 4.
Richard Wheeler paid $7.20 for 6 cords of wood for school 2.
Mar. 16: J.B. Porter pa id $109.15 for teaching school 6.
Alfred Krwutsinger paid 3109.15 for teaching school 7.
Mar. 19: R.A. Cornwell paid 594.50 for teaching school 2.
Aprit: Election held firt Monday and following were winners:
Justices: C. Prow and k Robertson.
Constables: JH. Link and Nelson Lovelace.
Taustee: 9.C. Vayles.

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Supervisors: 1-9.C. Caress; 2-failed Ly tie; 3-C.S. Jean; 4-2...
Boyle; 5-failed by tie; 6-L. Casper; 7-John Kays,
Aprid 4: Tax Levied of 3¢ per 3100. for special school purposes and 2«
per $100. for tounship purposes.
Um. A. Elliott paid $3. as superwisor of district 7.
April 10: 7.C. Voyles paid $6. as superwisor of district 6.
April 12: Samuel Wilson paid $6. as supervisor of district 7.
April 18: R.J. Jean paid $7. for 7 cords wood furnished school 3.
Alner Chastain paid $12.80 for 8 cords wood for school 9.
April 27: Thomas Joen paid for 5 cords wood 2371.49 for school 6,
May 3: Hezekiah Conklin appointed Librarian at Canplbellsburg.
Un. t. Krutsinger paid $4.40 as former tuntee.
May 710: Lewis Casper appointed director of school 9.
June 5: A. Baxter paid $33.10 for sewices at school 7: $14. fox wood:
60¢ for broom; 50¢ for chalk; 318. for repairs an school house.
june 21: Nelson Lovelace paid 20¢ for sewing notice on John ttays, sup 2-
visor elect; 50¢ on Newton Montgomery, supervisor elect; and 371. for
sering notice on Jeremiah Caress, supermisor elect.
June 25: NP. lather paid $1.20 for 12 panes of, glass and $1. Lor repeira
on schood 6,
July 5: David Green paid 65¢ for one broom; 15¢ for 7 cup; 5e¢ for screws
and $9.75 for 6/2 cords of wood.
July 13: Um. H. Krwtsinger paid $5.10 for doing township business.
Aug. 28: lilahala J. Barnard and Andrew J. Collier transferred from Jeffer-
don township to Brown for school purposes; there being 7 male and 3 airs.
Aug. 30: Silas L. Reed appointed director of school 6,
Sept. 3: Summary of school enunerotion for 1866: 77 in 4N,2E; 7 in 2il,
2E; 10 in 3N,3E; 474 in 3N,2E; 2 transferred from Orange County; making
a total of 300 males and 264 females between 5 and 27 years of age.
Sept. 712: Jacob Bowers paid $3. for 2 days service as superwisor of
district 5.
Sept, 22: B.A. Spanqler paid $7.50 for 7 day as superwisor district 3.
Sept. 30: A.A. McClellen to teach school 7 at $2.50 per day starting

on flov. 5.
ZR. Berry to tecch school 4 at $1.75 per day starting Nov. 5.

Oct. 19: Willian Brown appointed director of school 8,
Oct. 20: Levi Gifford appointed director of school 7.

Oct. 30: Me Prinns appointed director of school 4.

Albert Mather to teach school § at $1.75 per day starting. Nou. 72

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Nov. 10: Jacol Roberts to teach school 3 at 31.75 per day starting Nou 25,
1.W. Jean appointed director of school 3.
E.D. Baker appointed director of school 2.
Oxzange Brown appointed director of school 5.
1.C. Caress appointed director of school 7.
F. Snodgrass appointed Librarian for Brown township.

Charlotte Craycraft to teach school 6 at 371.75 per chm tera ng
Rov. 719.
Francis Horner to teach school 2 at $71.75 per day starting on

26 of Noventber.
Willian Rosenbaun to teach school.1 at $1.75 per day starting
719 of hoventber.
Employed Bartleti Childers to repair the county bridge spanning
Twin Creek near Willian Shoults, which io now inpassable, made so Ly
high water. Said Childers to to put in 6 new sills, raise the stone
pillar to its former height, siraighten the bridge, spite down the Llooy,
plank up the sides and to have the work all done ty the 25th day of Lec-
enber, for which work and repairs he is to recieve $100., the County
Commissioners concurring in the above.
Rov. 20: fNatice qiven that sealed proposals would be received until
fionday the 26th of Novenber for the building of a privy for school 9.
Nov. 21: Rebecca Cracraft to teach school 5 at $71.75 per day starting
on the 3rd of Decenber.
Nov. 26: Employed J.L. Reed and J.£. Shanks to build a privy for school
district 9 for the sum of 340.
Year 1867.
Jan. 22: Length of school session to be 67 days.
Feb. 16: Jooeph iil. Berry paid $117.25 for teaching school 4.
7-0, Jean paid $1. as serving on election board, and 70¢ Lox
one broom and tin cup.
Feb. 20: Albert iilather paid $117.25 for teaching school 8,
Feb. 27: AA. WicClelland paid $757.50 for teaching sachood 7.
Feb, 22: Charlotte Craycraft paid $177.25 for teaching achood 6.
fiarz. S: Willian Rosenbaum paid $117.25 for teaching schood 7.
flare 9: Rebecca A. Craucraft paid $177.25 for teaching achool 5.
Mare 12: Jacob Roberts paid 5117.25 for teaching school 3.
Mar, 15: Peter J. Wlartin paid $157.50 for teachina school 9.
Apr. 6: ED. Baker paid $3.70 for glass, repairs on school 2.
Apr. 11: WH. Pollard apnointed Librarian for Brown aounship.
Apr 22: L. Gifford paid $10.30 for glass and repairs on school 7.

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ia 2: J. Leach paid 37. for 7 cords of wood furnished school Os
way 28: Wm, Broun paid $2.60 for repairs on school 8.
way 29: AS. Wilcox paid $11.25 for wood furnished school 7.
yune 6: Levied special school tax of 5¢ per $100. and 10¢ per $100. for
tounship purpises; also 5¢ per $100. and 25¢ on each poll; aloo 2¢ per
$100. {or road purposes.
yune 15: James S. Thomas paid $12.40 for wood furnisned school 7.
Richard Wheeler paid $8.50 for § cords of wood for school 2.
Orange Brown paid $33.34: $871.59 for wood for achool 5; $14.25
for wood furnished school 6; $7.50 for repairs.
june 27: G.W. Bogle paid for 2 days serm-ice as supewinsor in district 4,
july 5: John Hays paid $4.50 for 3 days work as superisor district 7.
july 16: Wm. Ce. Mather pd $4.50 for 3 days work as superwisor.
Hug. 77: Newton A. Montgomery pd 83. as supervisor of district 2.
Sept. 4: 9.5. Thomas pd $1.50 for work on bridae in district 6,
Sept. 6: Daniel Brooks pd $1.50 for work on bridge in district 6.
Sept. 12: Silas Pollard pd $3. for warning hands in district 7 and $7.50
for one day extra work as supervisor in district 7.
dC. Boyles pd $72.30 for repairs on schools 7, 2, 6, and 9.
Colvin Jeans paid $2. for warning hands.
John NR. Baker appointed supervisor of road district 7 in place of
Silas Pollard, resigned.
Sept. 27: C.H. Richards appointed director of school district 7.
U.P, Mather appointed director of school district 6.
Simeon Pollard appointed director of school district 9,
Oct. 23: Petition of Stephen D. Sayles, file Phinps, David Green, David
Wloneyhan and George A. Rosenbaum to the tutee to sell the east half of
the south cast quarter of section 16, 3N,2E containing 76A.
Oct. 26: Ata meeting of the qualified voters of district 9 it was re-
aodued that the public school be postponed until an additional room could
be built on the present schood house, it being to samall to accomodate all
the scholars.
Oct. 37: Advertised an election for the sale of the real estate petiticnzc
for Oct. 23. Election to be held at Mt. Carmel on Nov. 23, 1867 Letween
the hours of 10: A.M. and 4: P.M.
Nov. 1: Contracted with jonah L. Reed for the building of an addition ts
achool house 9 to be 29 £t. Long and 25 ft. wide with three windows in
the west side and two in the south side and one door and the roof to be
turned on the old house to suit the new one with three sides coiled.
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Reed is to have for the work 5300. when there is money on hand sufficient
to pay hin.
flunber of scholars in love: 475 in 3N,2E; 77 in 4N,2€,
John R. Freed to teach school 4 at $7.75 per day starting Nov. 4.
Charlotte Cracraft Hatfield to teach school 3 starting Nov. 15.
James H. Jones to teach school 6 starting ilouv. 25.
George Rosenlaun elected director of school district 4,
john R. Freed elected teacher of school 4.
Willian Gallahan appointed director of school 2.
Francis tiorzner elected to teach school 2.
jo il, Borrr elected director and Alfred Krutsinger teacher school 7
Janes #. Jones elected to teach school 6,
Albert iii ather elected to teach school &. .
Charlotte Hatfield elected to teach school 3.
Willian H. Rosenbaum elected to teach school 5.
flonz0 S. Wilcox elected director and Sinon P. Caress teacher of
achood district |.
ilove 9G: Alford Krwtsinger to teach school 7 starting Ilav. I/.
de Ml. Berry to be assistant at school 7 for $1.75 per day.
Nov. 23: Results of election on question of selling land as petitioned
for on Oct. 23: 27 for sale and 0 against.
iwou.e 29: Minimum price of 82. per acre fixed by trustee for the land.
lioue 23: Albert mather to teach school 8 starting ilove 25.
tov. 30: Simon +. Caress to teach school 7 starting Dec. 2.
Willian H. Rosenbaum to teach school 5 starting Vec. 2.
Francis ttorner to teach school 2 starting vec. 2.
Dec. 12: Letter received from the county commissioners siating that they
had Located and established a road in brown township as follows: Comnrenc-
ang at the Saltilloville and Wifty Iilill road on the Line dividing section:
22 and 23 thence rzmning south on said Line. between the lands of Royal 8B.
Child and janes P. iilartin and john C. Voyles and Janes P. filartin and
Charles Christison and John Vellom and Orange M. Lemon and john rollard
and Orxange i, Lemon and llathan Hrnold and running thence still south
through the lands owned by ilathan drnold to sections 26 and 27 to the
corners of sections 26, 27, 34 and 35 thence east along and upon the sect-
don Line dividing sections 26 and 34 between the lands of Nathan Armnola
and Rhoda Hornocker and tlathan Arnold and Peter C. Cauble until it inter-
eect the atate road Leading fron iit. Carmel to Frederickslurg. Also we
establish another toad in the township as follows: Conmencing at the road
deading from iit. Carmel to Bono where it runs a south west direction

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aection 10, 31l,2& and from thence changed 40 as to follow the line divid-
ing section 10 and continuing due west until it interwects the Bono and
Livonia road. Also we change the sono and Livonia road commencing in the
center thereof at the north east corner of section 16, 3/l,2E and from
thence run due south on the Line dividing sections 16 and 15 about § rods
thence west about 15 rods to intermect said road.

Year 78 68.

Jan. 23: J.L. Reed to be paid $296. when there iv sufficient funds.

4.£, Reed paid $54. for repairs on school 9,

E.G. Goen paid $2. for work in district 7.

Orzange Brown paid $6. for hauling rock for school 9,

C. Brown paid 50¢ for freight on stone.

Jan. 26: Thomas 4. Stevens to teach school 9 for $4. a day and to furnisn
an assistant, to start Feb. 2.

Jan. 11: Alonze Wilcox appointed director of school district 7.

yon. 15: School tern announced as 77 days.

Feb. 4: C. Brown paid §7.30 for sash docks and nails for school 9.

Feb. 7: Christian Prow pd $34. for nails for school 9.

Feb. S: Nathaniel P. Illather and Peter Link to be paid $301.45 when funds
are availalle, for lumber, brick and plastering work an school 9.

Feb, Qi: John R. Fareed paid $134.75 for teaching school 4.

Feb. 25: Jacob Freed paid 95¢ far repairs on road.

Feb. 29: Alfred Krwtsinger paid $134.75 for teaching school 7.

Jelile Berry paid $134.75 for teaching as assistant at school 7,
lar. 3: Levied for special school purposes a tax of 25¢ per £100. and
25¢ on each poll; also S¢ per $100. for township purposes and 25¢ eachpoll.
Moar. 7: Janes tH. Jones paid 8134.75 for teaching school 6,

Allert Mather paid $134.75 for teaching school 8.
flax. 9: Charlotte Hatfield paid $134.75 for teaching school 3.
Mar, 14: Sinon P. Caress paid $734.75 for teaching school 7.
lilan. 16: Francis tiorner paid $134.75 for teaching school 2.
Maz. 17: Willian HK. Rosenbaum paid $134.75 for teaching school 5.

Apr.: Following persons were elected at an election held first Iilonday
din April, 1868: Trarstee-john C. Voyles; Supewisors: 1-Janes
Witlians; 2-Azariah Baker; 3-John Russell; 4-Sanuel WY. Stratton; 5-sanuel

Barnard; 6-Simon D. Hornocker; 7-John A. Phipps.

Aprl. 9: John C. Voyles paid $89.85 as trustee for one year.
Apr. 23: B.F. Holaday appointed surpermivor of district 6.
iiiay 1: RC. flartin appointed Ldibiarian for the township.
lay 16: Thomas J. Stevens paid $308. for teaching school 9.

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June 15: Smith and rao paid 315. for stove for school 9.
June 16: William Gallahan paid $55. for repairs on school 2.
Steven Reister paid $4.50 for glass furnished school 9.
CH. Richards paid $7. for sewing as Reqistor and Clerk of an
election and $10.70 for rent and repairs for school 7.
jacol Freed paid $10. for wood furnished school 7.
Willian ttanilton paid as supewisor in district 5. -
Peter Link paid as supervinor for district 6.
june 17: C. Paow paid $4.25 for money he paid J.€. Bush as superwisor of
district 4; $1.45 for wood furnished school 4 and $5.10 for glass, lock,
ducket and broon.
| GA. Rosenbaum paid $6. for repairs on school 4,
Lewis Caspar paid $13. for 62 days as Reqgisior in the townshio.
Simeon Pollard paid $2.65 for repair on school 9.
WeH. Pollard paid $2.60 for repairs on school 8 and $712. for
services as township Librarian for 13 months.
yune 18: Jellle Nicholson paid $9.50 for repairs on school 5.
RL. Porter paid 33.75 for wood furnished school 7.
Peter Drake paid $10.60 for wood furnished schood &.
june 23: Bonney and Bireey paid $49.50 for writing tablets for the twp.
Nek. Cornell paid $12.50 for wood furnished schood 2, -
july 70: NP. Mather paid $5.75 for repairs on school 6.
july 18: 7.C. Voyles paid $8. for désk and table furnished the tounshio.
Oct. 2: S.W. Stratton given 3 picks for district 4.
Uct. 7: Benjamin Ilahorzney paid $450. for suilding school house 77.
Uct. 10: H. Conklin appointed director of district 9; LG. Hudleston Lor
district 11. Alfred Xrutsinger elected teacher of school 7 at Si.75 per
day starting Ilov. 2.
Oct. 24: E.L, Caress elected teacher of school 5, starting lov. 23.
Wiargaret fl. Clark elected teacher of school 8, start iiov. 9.
Francis Horner elected teacher of school 717 starting Nov. 23.
Oct, 30: James iil, Caress elected teacher school 2 starting llov. 16.
Oct, 31: Morrison Gordon paid $710.50 for covering school house 6.
WitLliam Hatfield elected teacher school 3 starting Nov. 16.
School dizector appointed: George W. Foutch for district 3;
Sanuel WU, Stratton for district 4; Archibald baxter for district 10;
John B. Hays for district 7 and John Goen for district 5.
umber of scholars in tiov.e: 466 in 3/l,2€ and 83 in 4N, 2.
fou. 2: Employed John R, Freed to teach school 10 at $1.75 per dau, stare
ing llovenber 16.

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lou. 2s HH. Jagrigg appointed school director of district 8.

42B. Porter elected to teach school 9 with iiss JH. Porter to
be his assistant, to le paid $3.50 per day starting lov. 23.
lov. 14: Albert Mather to teach school 6 starting ilove. 23.
llou. 16: Simon P. Caress to teach school 7 starting ilov. 30.
Nov. 23: O.L. Child to teach school 4 starting Nov. 23.
Dec. 26: Willian ll. Burns paid $700. for building school house 10.
Year 1869.
Jan. 21: JM. Taylor and Company paid §27.27 for brooms, buckets, and
repairs on schools.
yan. 30: JM. Taylor paid $12.75 for stoves, pines, etc. for schools.
Feb. 10: Willian Hatfield paid $110.25 for teaching school 3.
Fel. 11: William Hatfield paid $1. for fixing bdackboard at school 3.
feb. 13: James M. Caress paid $110.25 for teaching school 2.

Maggie M. Clark paid $770.25 for teaching school 8.
tel. 18: Sanuel WU. Stratton paid $6. as supervisor of district 4 and

87.40 for bucket, door lock, etc for school 4. Sanuel W, Stratton resigns ©

as supervisor of road district 4.
Feb. 20: John B Freed paid $169. for teaching school 10.

O.L. Childs paid $110.25 for teaching school 4.
Feb. 22: Albert Mather paid $770.25 for teaching school 6.
Feb. 23: J.B. Porter paid $220.50 for teaching school 9.

llanuel B. Driskell appointed supervisor of road district 4.
Feb, 27: Moxrbin A. Cornwell paid $6.50 for helping in Library up until
November of 1868.

liar. 711: Oxrange Brown paid $37.08 for wood furnished schools 5, 6, and 9.

Mor. 13: Het, Joqgrigg paid 33.75 for sundries furnished school 8,
Mar, 20: S.P. Caress paid $170.25 for teaching school 1 for 63 days.
War, 29: C.C. Christeson paid 33.50 for wood furnished school 7.
Apr. 2: Sanuel Barnard paid $6. for 4 days work as supewiser distri
Azariah Baker paid $4.50 for 3 days as supermivor district 2.
Apr. 5: Results of an election held April 5, 1869:
Taustee: P.C. Cauble-56; John F. Link-46; 7.M. Tayjlor-20.
Constable: George Willians-104; E.D. Baker-99; HK. Conklin-3.

Superisors: 1. J.C. Caress—-4; trancis Horner-3; Stephen Ilicholson—.

» Azariah Baker-5; Willian Gallahan-i.
« Willian Jean-1; John C. Blunk-3.

James Gro44-4,

Fe Click-3; 7.M. Taylor-2; NP. filather-7.

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Apr. 6: Francis Harner paid $170.25 for teaching achood It.
A.J. Hamilton paid $5.20 for wood furnished school 71.

Apr. 21: Stephen Nicholson appointed superwivor of road district |.
May 1: Orange Lemon appointed supervisor of district 7 Ly reason of
Willian A. Elliott not qualifing.

George tlanyhon paid for 7/2 cords of wood C90¢ per cord for school 4,

Joshua Larkin paid for 9 cords of wood ©90¢ per cord for school 8.
may 20: John B. Hays paid for repairs on school 7.
way 27: William ti. Wires paid for 62 cords wood C54.25 for school 7.
lay 22: George W. Foutch pd for 8 cords of wood at 90¢ per cord; 36. for
one desk and $7.25 tor repairs on schood 3.
lay 21: Archibald Baxter paid $1.25 for repairs and $713. for wood furn-
dohed achool 10.
lay 14: John Goodeste paid 39. for wood furnished school 2,
lay 22: Francis Horner appointed superisor of district |.
yune 6: NP. iilather paid $6. for registering township voters for 3 days.
yuly 3: Mumber of scholars: 466 in 3N,2E; 83 in 4il,2€,
July 8: Cok. Richards paid $6. for registering township voters.
July 23: Lifted an order given to Villian it. Burns for building ochool
70 for $700. Ly tosuing two other orders ta Sally Collier and Lewds iil.
Edwards for $350. each.
Rug. 23: Crounce Wires transferred from North East township, Orange Coa
to Brown township for school pilrtposes.
Sept. 13: O.L. Hays elected teacher of district 7.
Uct. 2: Results of an election held in school district 6:

Director: Henw broun-5; Thomas Goen-2; Silas Pollard-2.

Teacher: Albert ilather-9.

Wood: Daniel B. vriskell at $71.20 per cord.

School to start November 15.
uct. 4: Henw KH. Jogrigg elected director for school &.

Lewis lile Edwards elected director and Wilson ilartin teacher for

school district 10.
Oct. 9: District 9 elected! John il. McClaskey teacher and janes A. Evans
director for school starting the first monday in November, Joshua Broun
to furnish the wood at $1.29 per cord. ames i. Taylor, director.
Oct. 71: Magqie M. Clark elected to teach school 6.
Oct. 15: District 5 elected Israel Wesner director and James Rk. Wesner
teacher. Thonas Brewer to furnish wood ct 57. per cord.
Uct. 76: Dintrict | elected Iiat Caress teacher and Willian wcClintock

dizector of school to Legin ly the middle of Novenler. John iiicCliniock
to furnish wood.

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Oct. 16: District 717 elected John Cornwell director and Elnora Clark

teacher.

Oct. 18: District 2 elected George Hancock teacher and Richard Wheeler

director.

District 4 elected Jesse Laker teacher starting ilov. 2.

llov. 15: S.W. Stratton paid $79.35 for 15 cords wood furnished school 9.
Number of scholars: 488 in 3N,2E; 84 in 41, 2€.

Year 1870:

Jan. 10: Francis Horner filed claim for 62 cords wood @$7.10 for school |.

Feb. 7: James 7. Wesner clains 3 days work warning hands district 5.

Feb. 10: Willian Lawyer paid 86.75 for 7/2 cords wood for school 8.

Ware 15: 9.C. Blunk paid $2.25 for warning hands 72 days.

llax. 18: List of road hands in district 3: Ben Spangler, Lewis Russell,

1.0. Clouse, AJ. Taflinger, R. Steward, Jacob Roberts, Willian Jeans,

Asa jeans, Charles Pain, Ben Lawyer, Westley Caulkins, P. Reister,

7.C. Blunk, J. Blackwell, supertiisor.

List of road hands for district 5: John Goen, john Brewer, Jacol Bowers,

Willian Hamilton, Janes Johnson, Kenr Brown, Thomas Goan, J.P. Martin,

Edward Leach, Jra Sawtle, San, Barnard, Orange Brown, Thomas Brewer,

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Wleride Hughes, Lewis Shriers, S.C. Micholson, S.W. Woodward, George Nidefer,

David Foutch, Alford Leach, J. Fuller, yohn P. Legg, James T. VWesner-super.
liar. 26: Henry Brown, director of school 6 claims: 70¢ for class; 50¢
for bacon; 50¢ for stove pipe; 10¢ for tin cup; and 9 cords of wood furn-
ished by D.B. Driskell at $1.20 per cord.
Apr. 7: F.D. Badger $25.95 for wood and repairs on schools 7 and 70.
liay 243 Thomas Brewer clains 2% 11 cords wood for school 5 GS/. per cord.
May 26: F.D. Badger claims for lumber, alass, bacom, tin cup, paper
tacks, stove pine, lox matcher, chalk for school 7 for 1057-68.

F.D. Badger $96. in favor of J.L. Reed given Jan. 28, 1868 and $25 95
for 5 cords wood and repairs on schools 7 and 70.

Georae W. Foutch, director of school 3, $7.25 for wood and repairs
lay 28: John Cornwell clain for 92 cords of wood at $7.20.

NA. Cornwell claim for 9 cords of wood at §$71.072, 1 Lacon

and one tin cup for district 2.
Sept. 24: District 10 elected Janes H. Mathew director and Jesse Baker
teacher for 1870-71.
Oct. 1: District 6 elected S.W. Woodward as director and John Richardson
as teacher, 7.S. Mllartin to furnish wood far $7.15 per cord.
Uct., Tot Sat.: District 8 elected Ira Savwtell director and Albert
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Oct: Second ‘uesday. tollowing road supewivor elected: I-H.o. Booker;
2-WitLian Gallahan; 3-James Wesley Clouse; 4-George Foutch; 5-S.C. Nichol -
oon; 6-Charles M. Cornwell; 7-R.L. Porter.
Oct. 17: Jarael Wesner furnished 5,500 shingles for school 3 at $3.50
per 71,000.
Oct. 14: Dintrict i elected Joseph Barnett director and Francis Horner
deacher. :
Oct. 16: District 4 elected Margaret Clark to teach starting llov. 3.
Jacol sawyer to furrish the wood at 97¢ per cord.
Oct. 77: Alexander Smith appointed director of school district 3.
Note: Corkins Broun started serving as trustee between Oct. 77 and 3}.
Oct. 29: P.C. Cauble paid $30. for service as tmotec.
Oct. 37: Order issued to James Reynolds for $440. for hLuilding school |.
Money to be paid out of the nexd Iilay dividend. House to be built by
Benjamin Wllahorney.
flou. 2: Willian Rosenbaum elected teacher of sachool district 3.
flov. 12: Benjanin Itaharney paid $3. for warning hands in district 7.
Nov. 14: 7.S. ilartin paid $77.50 for 10 cords of wood furnished school 6.

Number of scholars: 453 in 3N,2E; St in 4N,2E; 25 in 3N,3E;
9 tn 2N, 28.
Rov. 17: A.S. Booker sworn in as supervisor of road district 7.
Nov. 24: Ira Sawtell paid $710.28 for nails, glass, Lime, sand, Lrick,
puty, Lampltack, ott, varnish, chalk, waiting on mason and one das work
an repairing school &,
flou. 25: Janes R. Shepherd paid $21.45 for a stove for school 8 and stove
ptpes for schools 1, 8, and 9.
Nov. 28: Reason L. Porter sworn in as supervisor of road district 7.
Dec. 3: Fletcher Thompson paid $10.50 for 10 cords af wood for achool &,

JeF. Thompson paid $10.50 for wood for school &,
Dec. 5: Morrison Gordon paid $7.50 for repairs on school 3; $7.50 for
repairs on achool 5; and $3. for repairs on school 9.
Dee. 12: JW. Clause paid $6.30 for 7 cords of wood for schood 3.
Dec. 13: Zephaniah Sawtell paid $4. for 2 sheep killed ly doqs.
Dec. 27: JW. Clause sworn in as supervisor of road district 3.

George Beagley paid $9.60 for building stove flues.
Year 1871.
Jan. 2: TS. Martin paid $11.50 for wood for district 6.

Corkins Brown paid $3.77 for nails, glass and lunler.
dane Ti: JR. Shepherd paid $13.80 for stove and pine in district 4.

Jan. 18: George Foutch sworn in as superisor of road district 4,
tel. 10: Henry C. Wood paid 34.80 for taking a pauper to the asylum.
Fel. 11: Jesse L. Baker paid $133. for teaching school 10.
feb. 17: O.L. Hays paid $7133. for teaching school 7.
20: DB. Driskell paid $133. for teaching school 77.
Fel. 22: Janes b. Wesner paid $133. for teaching.
25: J.A. Richardson paid $133. for teaching school 6.
Feb. 27: WAL Rosenbaun paid $133. for teaching school 3.
E.J. Hancock paid $7133. for teaching school 2.
ilar. 4: Francis Horner paid $133. for teaching school 1 and $4.50 as
supervisor of road district |.
O.M. Lemon paid $3. as supervisor of district 7.
ilar. 9: Maggie Clark paid $133. for teaching school 4,
Albert Mather paid $133. for teaching school 8.
lar. 10: AeS. Booker paid $12.37 for wood furnished school 71.
Mar. 13: John McClasky paid $171. for teaching school 9.
Mar. 18: SR. Durbin paid $114. Lor teaching assistant at school 9.
Mar. 25: C. Brown paid $712.50 for sewice as tunvtee.
C. Prow paid $9.65 for rent of house for school in district 9.
Stephen tlicholson paid $3.15 for wood furnished achood ij in the
month of January, 1569.
Mare 27: Azarian Baker paid $2. for warning hands in district 2.

Apr. 3: B.A. Wesner paid $2.50 for brick and Lime to repair school 4.
Apr. 4: C. Brown paid $4.75 for wood and hauling wood for district 9.
Apr. 9: Charles fl. Cornwell sworn in as supervisor of road district 6.

With consent of the county comnissioners a tax of 25¢ per $100.
for special school purposes and 50¢ on each poll, and 3¢ per $100. for
hoad purposes i¢ Levied.

Map 29: P.C. Caullde prid $25.50 for 20 cords of wood for achool J,

tH, Mathew paid $714.50 for wood furnished school 10; 37.35 for
94 feet of lunber for T.M. Dawson, director of school 2; alsp paid for
chalk, glass and putty for school 10 and for wood furnished L.D. tiays,
director of school district 7,

Philip Riester paid $16. for wood furnished school 2 at $1. ner cord.

ToM. Dawson, director of school 2, paid $10.90 for repair.

NP. flather comes with an order dated Fel. 8, 1568 with balance on
order and interest of $208.84.

Comes Sally Collier, by ?.C. Cauble, with the following order for
building a school house in district 7 for $440,

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May 30: George Russell paid $10.92 for wood furnished Jaaac Holler, dir-
actor of district 5.
C. Brown paid $1.20 for baocoms, tin cup and glass for district 9.
C. Prow paid for glass and brooms furnished school 5 and brcon for
achool 9,
Jacol Lawyer, Ly Charles iil, Cornwell, comes with an order from
Benjamin A. Wesner, director of district 4 for 82 cords of wood, for $3.°
A.S. Wilcox paid for 12 cords of wood furnished Joel Barnett, director
of district 7.
June 8: PE. Green paid $11.25 tor 9 sheep killed by dogs.
June 10: Richard Wheeler paid $4. for repairs on school 2,
June 14: Willian P. Green presents an order dated Dec. 30, 1869 for
$36. and 6% interest, total $39.15.
June 17: Zephaniah Saytell paid $1.50 for sheep killed ly dow.
June 22: W.B. Knox presents an order and interest for a total of 3708.50
dated Jan. 23, 1870.
June 24: LD. Hays paid $3.75 for 2 sheep killed Ly dogs.
July 15: Peter C. Cauble given note for $500., bearing & interest, for
building school 9.
yuly 25: Willian Danner paid $4. for sawing wood for dlotrict 7.
yuly 29: Villian i. Wires paid $1. for i sheep killed Ly dow.
yuly 34: Solomon Sawtel paid $2.75 for 2 sheep killed ly doqe.
Aug. 3: Cy. Prow paid $7.25 costs in a township suit.
Aug. 712: Milton iiontcomery paid $16. for sheep killed Ly dogs.
Aug. 26: UA. Elliott paid 70¢ for cup, glass and broom for school 7 and
$7.60 for a Lock and braan for school 7.
Almerin lililler appointed and sworn in as director af school 4.
Sept. 14: George Fults paid 39. for publishing railroad election notices.
Sept. 16: Jesse L. Baker elected teacher and J.H. iilathew director of
achood district 10.
Oxzange £. Hays elected teacher of school 7. L.D. Hays, director.
Sept. 14: John Smith paid $72. for rent of school house 9.
Sept. 20: RL. Porter, sunerisor of district 7, 16 ordered to opena
public road beginning at the corners of sections 26,27,34,35 in 3l,2€
zunning west on the Line between sections 27 and 34 one mile io the north
west corner of section 34, intersecting the Carter Creek ileeting house
Road, to ble opened +o the width of 25 feet,
Sept. 23: WH. Rosenbaum elected teacher for school 3.

Sept. 28: A.S. Booker paid 38. as supervisor in district 7.

Oct. 7: Alexander smith elected director of school district 3.
Joed Bawnett elected director and Willian vnarnett teacher of
district |. ;
Yohn Goen elected director and James b. Wesner teacher of ociool
district 5. Thomas Brewer to furnish wood for $7.40 per cord.
William Cornwell elected director and Boone Draiskell teacher of
achood district 11. AS. Booker to furnish the wood for $71.25 per cord.
Willian Il. Wires elected tearker director of school 7.
icCamy Phipps elected director of school 10.
Oct. 9: Thomas il, Iicholson sworn in as director of district 2.
District 4 elected Willian Russell director of schaol and school
ig dtart Oct, 16.
Almerin Iiitler paid $4. for repairs to school 4.
LD. Hays paid $2. for wood furnished district 7.
Oct. 13: Willian Il. Wires sworn in as director of school district 7.
NP. Mather sworn in as director of district 6.
uct. 16: Isaac Holler paid 83. for repairs on school 5.
G.S. Hancock elected principal teacher of school 9.
Wet. Pollard elected director of district 9.
S.W. Stratton to furnish wood for school 9 for $71.30 per cord.
liixC. Phipps sworn in as director for school 10.
John Goen sworn in as director for achool 5.
Ellen Speaks elected to teach district 2 starting 4th monday 2
Novenber, 1877 and Willian Gallahan to furnish wood at $1. per cord.
Oct. 20: S.C. Nicholson paid $3. for super isor serices.
Oct. 24: Note given to Sanuel WU. Stratton and Willian crown for $26. for
20 cords of 20 inch wood for schood 9.
Oct. 25: E.D. Cornwell paid $6. for services as Librarian.
lou. 13: lumber of achalarzse: 429 in 3N,2E; 80 in 4N,2E; 25 in 3N,3€;
anid: 15 Are 2h, 26.
Nov. 15: J.R. Shepherd paid §20.45 for stove pines furnished school 9.
Nouv. 18: Promnisor note for $200. given to C. Brown for a lot for
achoodl 9,
Rov. 21: Order was issued to George A. Rosenbaum and other petitioners
for the following described highway to be opened: Commencing at the
north end of main street in the town of Saltillo in the center of said
otreet on the section Line dividing section 27 and 28, 21 and 22, 716 and
75, 3N,2E, thence north on the section Line through the Land of Lillian
A, Elliott, Sinon VD. Hornocker, Eunice Thacker and McCamey Phipos, Hiran
Reyman and the land belonging to the estate and heirs of Turns Monyhon,
deceased, Stephen Sales, Wit. and Kenry. Rosenbaun until it intersects

the present highway about 80 rzods south of the north west corner of section
15 east of the lands of George A. Rosenbaun. Onrders issued to Reason L.
Porter, supervisor of district 7 and George Foutch, supermisor of district
% to open said road to the width of 30 feet.

Nov. 28: Prommisory note for $43. given to Peter C. Caulle for Luilding
outhouses, steps, etc. for school 9.

Dec. 10: Orders for the road petitioned for ly George A. Rosenbaum and ©
others and ordered opened on llov. 21 are hereby revoked.

Year 1872.

Jan. 5: AS. Booker paid $12.60 for wood furnished school 7/.

yan. 15: Orders issued to C.M. Cornwell, supervisor of district 6, to
open the following road change: commencing at the center of section 36

3N,2E and rzunning east on the quarter section Line to intersect the Bono roca.

Jan. 23: MM. Ilichols paid 45.30 for qlass, putty and repairing schood 2.
Feb. 8: Wesley Clouse paid 88. for wood furnished schaol 3.
Corkins Brown paid 33.50 for chalk, glass, brooms, and buckets.
Feb. 10: ML. Sayles paid $711. for teaching school 4.
Feb. 16: OL. Hays paid $729.50 for teaching school 7.
Feb. 17: Jesse Le Baker paid $729.50 for teaching school 710;
Feb. 27: Jeptha Driskell paid $129.50 for teaching school 6.
Fel. 25: John Goen paid $9.40 for repairs on school 5.
fel. 26: Janes M. Taylor paid $729.50 for teaching school 9.
D.B. Draiskell paid $129.50 for teaching school 71.
1.B. Wesaner paid $729.50 for teaching school 5.
WeH. Rosenbaum paid $129.50 for teaching school 3.
G.S. Hancock paid $143. for teaching schood 9.
Feb. 29: John Goen paid $9.40 tor repairs of school 5.
Veale, Clouse paid $0. for wood furnished school 3.
itton Nichols paid $5.30 for repairs on school 2.
Wiare 12 C. Brown $3.50 for buckets, brooms, etc.
S.U. Woodward paid $12.50 for wood furnished school 6,
Jacol Lawyer paid $8. for wood furnished school 4.
War. 6: Letter from county comnissioners notifying of the establishnent
of a public highway in the township as follows: connencing at a point
where the road from Canpluellslurg to lt. Carnell crosses the section Line
detueen sections 35 and 26 in 3N,2€, azunning east on the Line dividing
sections 36 and 26 between sections 36 and 25 terminating at a point where
the Bono 2zsad crosses daid section Line and within about 8 rods of the
range Line between 2 and range 3 and 25 #t. wide. Supervisors are auth

ortzed to open said road if the petitioners pay $100. damages to Lidia C,

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Wingler as assessed Ly the board of county comnissaioners. janes 7. Hublard,
superisor of road district 6 ordered to open road if damages are paid,
ilar. 9: Willian R. Barnett paid $729.50 for teaching school /.
Mar. 717: Wek. Pollard paid $6.30 for blackboard and shovel for school 9.
Mar. 712: J.R. Shepherd paid $714.50 for stove and pines for school 9.
Mar. 13: A. Miller paid $4. Lor 7 sheep killed Ly dogs.
G.W. Foutch paid $7. as supervisor of district 3.
liar. 15: Ellen B. Speak paid $129.50 for teaching school 2.
flare 22: Atax Snith paid $7.05 for tin cup, glass and putty.
E.D. Baker paid §2.50 for 71 sheep killed Ly dogs.
Apr. 15: LD. Hays paid 85. for 5 Lanbs killed by dow.
Apr. 19: George W. Bogle appointed superisor of district 6.
Apr. 20: Corkins Brown paid $45. for trustee sewices.
Apr. 25: James Hubbard appointed supervisor of district 6.
Apr. 26: Willian 7. Cornvell paid 34.03 for repairs on school 7/.
May 24: C. Praow paid $1.50 for nails furnished district 7.
7. Brewer paid $72.60 for wood furnished district 5.
P.C. Cauble paid $525. for building school house 9.
7. Brown paid $4.50 for 1 sheep and 2 dambs killed by dow.
1.7.C. Wilkins paid $26.91 for wood furnished school 9.
May 25: Janes Reynolds paid $72.65 for wood furnished school 7.
Willian jeans paid $2.50 for 2 danbs killed ly dogs.
J.U. Jean paid $3.75 for 3 Lanbs killed ly dogs.
R.L. Porter paid $24.94 for dumber and $71,80 as supewdisor #7.
John Miller paid $3.15 for wood furnished school 7.
flay 27: NR.P. Mather paid $6.60 for repairs in district 7.
NA. Cornwell paid $6. for serwices as Librarian.
Willian Larkin paid $8. for wood furnished for school &.
John Goen paid $2.50 for sheep killed 4y dogs.
Corkins Brown paid $200. for lot for school 9,
lay 30: SW. Stratton paid $2.50 for 2 sheep Lilled by dags.
lay 37: Cif, Cornwell paid $7.35 as supervisor.
june t: filcCamey Phipps paid $78.02 for wood, broom and dock.
June 3: C. Brown paid $5. a trustee.
Willian Gallahan paid $12.70 for wood furnished schaol 2.
june 4: P.C. Canble paid $44.25 and $150. for building school 9.
June 7: GA. Rosenbaum paid $12. for 5 sheep killed Ly dogs.

june 10: Runber of scholars: 469 in 3N,2E and &0 in 42,2.

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june 22: W.K. and OL. Gould paid $77.50 for 2 sheep and 5 lanbs killed.

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July 4: §.W. Foutch paid $7.50 for 3 sheep killed Ly doq.
July 5: Kemp and Forester paid $20. for Lightning rod for achood 9,
july 9: Orange L. Gould paid $5. for 2 sheep killed by dogs.
Sept. 14: At the request of Abram S. Booker, superyisor of road district 1
and several persons Liable to perforn highway Lalor in said district, for
the convenience of hands residing within said district, it 4 ordered that
daid district ble divided 40 as to form two seperate road districts, called
7 east and 7 west. 7 east shall enbrace all that part of the present
district that Lies east of the Coxes Ferw road and 7 west shall include
the Coxes Ferrw road and all public roads west of the Coxes Ferry road
now in district 1. J.C. Caress is appointed superwisor of 7 west.
Sept. 20: Voters of school district 6 elected Jeptha Drtskell teacher
and school to start 32d monday in Nov. RP. Mather bid wood at $7.09.
Sept. 28: Benjomin A. Wesner elected to teach school § and Harvy Thompson
to furnish wood at 90¢ per cord.
Oct. Tat Sat.: Thomas M. Dawson elected director and Ellen B. Speak as
teacher of district 2. Willian Gallahan to furnish wood at $7.20 per cord. .
Oct. 5: Willian R. Barnett elected teacher and J.C. Caress in district /.
Alonzo Wilcox to furnish wood at $7. per cord.

Simeon Pollard elected to teach sachaol 9 at Canplellslurg.

WitLian A. Rosenbaum elected teacher and Willian Russell as dir-
ector of school district 4. Henw Rosenlaun to furnish wood ct 78¢ per
cord. School to start the first monday in llovenler.
Oct. 8: Supervisor of road districts elected: 1&-John L. Cornwell (app-
ointed on account of tie vote); 1W-97.C. Caress; 2-Alonzo o. Wilcox;
3-yacol Lawyer; 4-iianuel B. Vaiskell; 5-Lewis shroyer; b-JilLian nt.
Rutsinger; 7-Archivald baxter.
Uct. 9: Willian ‘Jean appointed director of school district 3.

Yavid Foutch appointed director of school district &.
Oct. 76: Samuel Hays appointed director of school district 7.
Oct. 20: Jerw Caress qualified as superisor of road district 7 east.
lov. 2: William Gallanan paid $15. tor 12:2 cords of wood for school 2.
Year 1873.
Jan. 16: William #H. Russell received 1 scraper, 4 picks, 7 shovels, 7
adedge hammer and 1 drill tor road district 2.
Ware 72 Dilliam iil, Aluis paid 35.10 for posting wad (rzailroad) notices.
lar. 8: Ellen B. Speak paid 5136.50 for teaching school 2.

B.A. Wesner paid $736.50 for teacning school 8.
ilar. 15: William R. Barnett paid $7136.50 for teaching school |.

lar. 19: Exekiel L. Caress paid 3136.50 for teaching school 71.

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late 22: Manuel B. Draiskell paid $156. for teaching school 70.
Jeptha vriskell paid $136.50 for teaching school 6.
ilar. 26: J.W. Jean paid $3. for 2 Lambs killed Ly dog.
Apr. 14: Alexander Smith paid $7.50 tor 5 Lambs killed ly dogs.
Apr. 28: Hugh lilcrlening paid $9. for 3 sheep killed ly doqs.
lay 9: Willian jean received from trastee ».C. Caublle for we in road
district 3 1 road plow; | road scraper; 2 picks and 6 shovels.
May 15: John E. Bilyeu received 7 road plow, scraper, 4 picks and 4
shovels for use in road district 4. These tools were turned over to
R. filidls on June 5.
lay 16: P.C. Cauble paid $393.85 for balance on order dated Aug. 15, 1877.
Orange Brown paid $42.80 for wood furnished districts 5 and 9.
Vestley Clouse paid $70.50 for wood furnished school 3.
Willian Galahan paid 315. for wood furnished school 2.
Way 17: David Foutch paid $5. for wood furnished school &.
May 23: Alonzo S. Wilcox paid $15. tor wood furnished school 7.
Willian H. Rosenbaum paid $6.90 for wood furnished school 4,
lay 28: GA. Rosenbaum paid $6.90 for lumber furnished road district 3.
lay 29: Robert Jones received 3 picks and 6 shovels for road district 7 E,
flay 37: Lewis R. Shroyer received 1 plow, saraper, 3 picks and 5 shovels
for road district 5.
jeremiah C. Caress received plow, sledge hammer, crowbar, 3 picks
and 4 shovels for road district / U.
Pollard and Hubbard paid $169.25 for 5m dozen shovels; 4 road plows;
4 noad acrapers; 20 picks and handles; 7 crowbar and 7 sledge hanner.
James F. Hulbard paid $3. for 2 days work as supervisor of district 6.
John Corznwell paid $8.85 for wood furnished school 70.
June 5: A. Baxter received 12 shovels for road district 7.
June 6: Mc. Phipns paid $17.25 for wood furnished school 710.
S. Hays paid $71.65 for wood furnished school 7.
Sally Collier paid £50. interest on order dated Oct. 25, I871.
Salty Collier paid $350. on order dated Sept. 715, 157].
yune 10: Wek, Krwtsinger received 20 shovels and 4 picks for district 6.
(U.P. Mather paid $4. for timber bought Ly district supervisor.
June 12: Isaac Holler paid $2.50 for hauling shingles to school 5.
June 20: B.A. Spangler paid 313.65 for shingles furnished school 5.
June 24: James Williams paid $6.25 for wood furnished school 77.
july 5: T.L. Collins paid $20. for attorney, fees in action of Lroun
township against the estate of Corkins Brown.

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July 16: Janes Gorden paid $7.50 for making 3 seats for school 77.
July 18: Wek, Rusoell paid $6. for 3 sheep killed Ly dog.
duly 25: Wet, Kresinger paid $2.85 for nails furnished road district 6,
Sept. 5: Purchased half acre of ground from James P. illartin for school ¢.
Sept. 10: School house in district 6 is declared vacated.
Sept. 77: John J. Hardin paid $47.75 costs in case of Brown township
(plaintife) and the heirs of Corkins Broun (defendent) for deed.
Sept, 20: Ellen B. Speak elected to teach school 2.
Sept. 27: The school house and lot known as number 6 ts this day sold
to David Foutch for $70.25, to be paid in 6 months without any interess,
Oct. 72: William Russell appointed direcior of school district 4.
Oct. 14: Willian H. Russell appointed supervisor of road district 2.
Oct. 15: School 7] shall hereafter le known as school nunler 6.
Oct. 20: Leander G Davis paid $3. for recording deeds to school lots.
Oct. 26: RL. Porter appointed director of school district 7.
Nov. 1: Robert Jones paid $3. as superwrisor of road district 7 east.

Willian tt. Rosenbaun elected teacher of school 4 starting ilov. 3.

George. lilonahon to furnish wood for school 4 at 7S¢ per cord.
Dec. 4: LP. Mather paid $24. for 12 cords of wood furnished school 9.
Dec. 5: Me Gordon paid $25.75 tor making desks for school 2 and also for
repairs on achood &,

S.C. Arnold paid $7. for7 bucket and 2 braocons furnished the tounshric,

Dec. 6: Truellood and Allen paid $8. for 4 quarts of Liquid slating.
Dec. S: Willian Russell paid 35. for repairs ta school 4.
Year 1074.
Jan. 11: Robert Jones received 3 picks and 6 shovels for road district
7 east.
jan. 16: George W. Russell paid $2. for i sheep killed by dogs.
tel. 9: Stephen Nicholson paid $2. for 1 sheep killed by dogs.
Feb. 16: Ellen B. Speak paid $166.25 for teaching schood 2,
lilar. 7: Turned over $36.79 ~rom dog fund to tuition fund.
lar. 6: Orange L. Hays paid $2.50 for 7 sheep killed by Hoqs.

Sitas lJ, Woodward paid $4.50 for 3 lambs killed by dogs.
Mare 7: ilatthev Robertson paid $717.50 for 7 sheep killed by dogs.
flax. 14: Janes A. Evans paid $166.25 for teaching school 7.

UitLianr ke Krutsinger paid $267.25 for teaching school 9.
LiL Stanley paid $142.50 for teaching school 9.

Mare 23: BA. Yesner paid $166.25 for teaching school 5.
Mar. 26: Maggie Brown paid $7152. for teaching school 6.
Ware WW: Willian , Rosenbaun paid $152. for teaching school 4.

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Mare 14: Lewis Stratton paid 3152. for teaching school 7.
flare 28: Albert Ilather paid $152. for teaching school 3S.
ilar. 37: Jeptha Draiskell paid $7180.50 for teaching school 70
Apr. 6: Stephen Nicholson paid $2.50 for 7 sheep killed ly doqe.
Christian Prow paid 50¢ for writing a deed for school 6.
Apr. 9: IMlatthew Robertson paid $5. for 2 sheep killed.
Apr. 17: Lewis Shroyer paid $7.50 as superisor of road district 5.
Apr. 16: David Foutch paid $5.75 for repairs on school 8.
Apr. 17: fAsaT. Jean paid $150. for teaching school 3.
Willian Jean paid $6. as superwdisor of district 3 and $4. for
repairs on school 3.
Apr. 18: John E. Bilyeau paid $4.95 as supervisor of road district 4.
Wap 9: Joel Barnett paid $72. for wood furnished school 7.
Orange Arnold paid $4. for toking Eliza Hen to county asylun.
May 19: George Monahon paid $17.35 for wood for schood 4,
lilay 22: Alexander Smith paid $5. for wood furnished school 3.
4.7.C. Wilkins & Son paid $1.95 for Lock and baocom for school 6.
C. Paow and Son paid $12.50 for wood furnished achool 6; $6.30
for saving and splitting wood for school 9 and $3.60 for nails, Lucket
and bAoons.
Jacob Grimes paid 83.20 for chalk and qlass.
Hugh lictlening paid $4. for Lumber furnished school 4.
May 23: Jra Sawtell paid $6. for repairs on schood 3 and 8b. for building
an outhouse for school 70.
WA. Elliott paid $2.75 tor nails, chalk, bucket and qlasa.
JH. flatthew and bro. paid SS. for dunler for out houses for school 19.
Mc Phipps paid $3.20 for saving wood for school 10, and $1. for
repairs an school 70.
RL. Porter paid $4.30 for door dock, broom and repair for achool 7
and $16.15 for wood and repairs for school 7.
John Goen paid $2.50 for 1 sheep killed Ly doqe.
Ents Eunis Bilyou paid $710. for 5 sheep killed by doqs.
lilayp 27: Oxange Brown paid $12.50 for wood furnished school 5.
May 29: William Russell paid $7.50 for hauling desks for school 2.
lilay 30: T.M. Dawson paid for repairs on achood 2.
Thomas flartin paid $72.20 for wood furnished schood &.
yune 71: Alonzo S. Wilcox paid $717.70 for wood furnished school 2,
june 4: Jereniah Caress paid 60¢ for broom and chalk.
jereniah C. Caress paid $2.25 tor Ie days warring hands.

Thomas Brewer paid $25. for 8 old sheep and 5 lanbs killed by brs

June 10: lumber of scholars: 450 in 3f,2E; 37 in 4N,2E€; 14 in 3N,3E;
3 dione
June 15: Sally Collier mid $650. payment in full.
C. Prow and Son paid $71.40 for nails furnished road districts
2) and) 6.
June 22: Jarael Wesner paid $30.70 for lunver furnished road districts
2, 5 and 6. :
Oct. 24: Willian liicPike qualified as superwdiser in road district 7 east.
Oct. 26: Frank Matthew qualified as supervisor in road district 3.
Nov. 7: SB. Hiles qualified as superisor in road district 7.
Joshua Bracwn qualified as supervisor in road district 6.
Year 1375.
Yan, 25° lunber of seiolais? 450 42 Bi, 26; dF an 4, 2€> 33 an Sh se;
14 av AN, Ges 9 ae 2, es
June 12: B.F. Wheeler qualified as supewisor in road district 2.
yune 716: Number of scholars: 457 in 3N,2E; 80 in 4N,2€; 25 in 4N,3E;
20 in 3N,3€.
Year 1576:
Octoler: Supervisors elected and qualified: 1-Stephen llicholson;
2~John Goldsby; 3-Joshua B. Brown; 4-Jacol Lawyer; 5~!oseph Hanilton;
6-WilLian Brown; 7-licCaney Phipps; 8-John WU. Shoults.
Year 1577: James T. Wesner was serving as turiee in October.
Oct. 712: Almevrin iiiller appointed director of school 3.
Simon ~, Caress appointed director of achool 7.
Oct 20: John L. Cornwell appointed director of school 6.
Oct. 25: F.D. Badger appointed director of school 70.
Rov. 3: Willian H. Russell appointed director of achood 2,
Henrzy A. Smith appointed director of sdhool 7.
Jsrzael WWesner appointed director of school 5.
Year 1079.
Oct. &: Sandy sooker appointed director of school 4,
Oct. 173 HK.F. Cornwell appointed director of achoald 2,
Uear 1880: Orange Brown took office as twotee in i080.
Feb. 76: Ell, Owen appointed director of school 5,
Apr. 5: Road supervisor elected and qualified: 1-A. Wileox; 2-r4dlian
Russell; 3-llelson Roberts; 4-John Uilfong; 5-Alfpred Leach; 6-iller Goen;
7-Utllian Wines; d-Hugn Coots.
july 5: George U. Russell appointed director of school 2 and ancy D2:
ao teach.
S.R. Baker appointed director of school 5; Albert iilather to teach ant
WitLian ttemilion ta get the wood at 75¢ per cord,

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yuly 5: Faank tlatthew appointed director of school 3 with David Green
to teach.
Sent. 28: George W. Russell appointed director of school 2,
Oct. O: Sandy Booker appointed director of school 4.

JH. Cornwell appointed director of school 6,

$.U. Woodward appointed director of school 8,
Uct. 70: John Neideffer appointed director of school 10.

Horen (?) Case appointed director of school 7.
Wear 18517.
Rar. 11: Trustee notified that the county comnissioners have ordered a
road to be built 30 feet widecomnencing at a point on the Saltillo and
Bono road running east along the east and west Line dividing the lands ct
Willian A. Elliott and the heirs of iileCamy rhipps and dividing the Lands
of Elias G. Brown, thence east on the Line dividing the Lands of Lewis ii.
Edwards and Joseph Taylor and wife; Jeptha Driskell and Orange IM. Lemon
do intersect the road rzunning north and south on the east side of said
Driskells and Lemons lands in section 27, 3N,2€.
Apr. 10: Charley Link appointed superrisor of road district 4.

Witliam He Russell appointed director of school district 2.
Uct. 27: Henry Robertson appointed supertendent of the public highvrays
4n Brown tounship.
Oct. 29: MB. Vriskell appointed director of school district 8,
Year 1882,
Apr. 18: Ovilil, Lemon appointed supertendent of public highways in Brown
docentip.
Map 6: S.C. Nicholson appointed director of school district 5.
puly 10: BF. Spangler appointed director for school districé 3.
Aug. 4: Meret flicholson appointed director of school district 7.
Sept. 25: Richard fililler appointed director of school district 4.

UP. Wires appointed director of school district 7.

Oct. 3: S.R. Baker appointed director of school district 5.
Wear 1883.
May 25: Jacob L. Faeed apnointed director of school district 4.
june 15: D.L. Hayes appointed director of school district 7.
Buy 15: Thomas O. Nicholson appointed director of school district 5.
didy 23: Asa T. Jean, superwtoor of road district 2, received of trustee
Urange Broun 7 plow, 2 scraners, f crowbar, 1 sledae honner, 4 stone
hanmers, 5 picks, 8 shovels.

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July 30: John leidetfer, supervisor of road district 4, received Pron
the trustee 7 plow, 2 scrapers, 2 sledges, 8 shovels and | pick.

Aug. 4: John L. Cornwell, supervisor of road district i, received fron
the trustee 7 plow, 2 scrapers, | crowbar, | sledge hanmer, 4 picks,

4 stone hanmers and 10 shovels.

Aug. 10: Harrison Wingler appointed director of school district 3.

Aug. 23: George Barnett appointed director of school district i

Aug. 29: S.W. Woodard appointed director of school district &,

Nove 15: David Foutch, supervisor, received for district - ft plow, 2
acrapers, & shovels, 2 picks, 7 crowbar, 71 sledge and 3 hammers.

Ucar 1884.

Apr. 16: Faancis Horner, tustee, appointed Ilanuel vo. Driskell director
of school district 8.

Apr. 19: Janes B. Wesner appointed director of school district 5.

Apr. 26: Persons who have given Lond and qualified as road superisors:
1-Sanuel McClintock; 2-Richard Wheeler; 3-Sandy Booker; 4-John Neidepter.
June 6: John A. Foutch comes and says he is physically disabled to work
the public highways and is not able financially to hire au one to work
forhing J therefore exempt hin for this year.--F. Horner, trustee.

lla _date--probably in 1870's.

List of road supervisors: I-francis Horner; 1 east-Richard Coots;
2-Yillian Smith; 3-lleLson Roberts; 4-/1.B. Driskell; 5-Joshua Larkin;
6-G.W. Bogle; 7-John Nidefer.

Jn the back of the second book a page is r~uled off and headed "Poor Back".
The only entry on this page 40 tor Aquilla Speaks, a pauper of Broun
tounship, who becane a charge of the county on Decenber 12, 1867.

Note-2,

The three parts of this book were conied from the first two ortzinal
duustee Looks of Brown township from its formation in it's present
dtate in the year of 1853. An attenpt has been made to arrange the
material in sequence. Since very few entries are made for the years
1875 through 1054 it bLecones evident that the third tuvtee Look should
contain much more infornation for these years.

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Index

Rken4s, Jales 5s
Alvis, Willian ile: 25.
Arnold, liathan: 73.
at Orange: 28.
a SiCas 275
Badger, FsD.t 5,7,19,29.
Bailey, Willian: 3.
Baker, Azariah: 14,16,20.
id Order 41; 1b set.
” James je: 7.
TeAee. Lee 10,20; 27 525%
Jonn. les Tes
. Seeee acess
Barnard, Mllahala j.: 10.

m Samuel: 14,16,15.
Barnett, George: 31.

: Wels 22,008

" Joseph: 719.

" Marr Sas i2y/s

" Willian: 22,24,25.

Bartlett, Cillut Gs
Baxter, Archibald: 10,15,17,25,26.
us Tee De
Beaqgley, George: 1,3,19.
Berry, Joseph Ik: 10,77, 13,14.
bilyeu, Eunris: 26.
" John E.: 26,28.
Blackburn, Wittion Fa? 253,55:
Blackwell, Je: 18.
Biulink, WiohmiC.S 16.306
Bogle, George We: 4,70,12,24,37.
Booker; Avzan S«t 719420521,22,23525.

tf Sandy: 29,30,31.
i Wek 520, 6s
Bower, Ednund 7.: 7.

Bowers, jacol: &,10,18.
Brewer, Jsaac: 7,5.

be Johns 18

brewer, Thomas: 17,18,22,24,28.
ss Willian: 3.
Brooks, Daniel: 72.
i Johns Tes
Brot, CONRAN 2°) 2554914 51.9; 21422423 5 24, 20,27
i Elias G.: 30.
” Henry: 5,717,178.
" Joshua: 17,24,29.
Maggie: 27.
rs Orange: 9,771, 12; 14,16, 16, 26,28,29,30.
" William: 10,72,22,29.
curns, Willian N.: 16,17.
Buds Wes? 15s
Caress-Carzis: 0.25.

e Eu? 48

ss Ezektel. Lot 253515 159256

Holts 26, 7s

” Jaaae ft 3s

mn ee ate

" famed Mee 1557S

" deremion C. 2 6,7, 10,174 16,255.26, 20
sd Matte 17.

Y Simon. Ps Sof5 13414516329;

Case, Horen (?): 30.
- Washington: 2.
Casper, Lewis: 3,5,6,7,9,10,75.
Cable, Peter Cor 13476, 79,20,27 9235245.26-
Caulkinsa, Wesley: 2,78.
Chamberlain, N.Aw: 7.
Chastain, Abner: 70.
Celt, Usle 10.
" Rouiad Bot 136
Childers, Bartlett: 71.
Christeson, C.C.: 76.
Christinon, Charles: 73.
Clark, Elnora: 78.
Margaret Mo: 15,16,77,79,20.
a Susann: 7.
Click, Francis: 6,16.
Clouse, Janes Yesley: 15, 19,23,26.

Cobble, Conm.: 9.
Collier, Andrew J.: 10.
is Charles: 4.
” Salis, 20,260,529.
" Stephen: 6,7.
ie Willian: 4.
Colbie, J «led 26.
Conklin, Hezekiah: 7,10,15,76.
Coots, Hugh: 29.

‘a Richard: 3/.
Cornwell, Charles Me: 19,20,21,24.
. ee) a ee
ig Hetge 29s
us Jahn’ 455 79104255 205 29.3053 1s
" listtin. Ae 2 3,6; 9 5153 165 1C 24

" Ditliam Te: 6,22, 24.
Cottle, John: 2.
Cracraht, Charlotte: 8,9,77.
uf Rebecea A: 77.
Dolion, Sausre a3 3.
Danner, T.Bseit Gs
n Willian: 27.
Davis, E.Me: 6.

‘i heando7 0, e275
Dawson, Thomas fl: 20,25,28.
Dennis, Willian: 5.

Denny, Robert: 2,3,5.
Dickart, John: 3,4,5.
Drake, Peter: 75.

Driskedl, Boone: 22.

id Daniel Bie O.1/,10;,20;23%

" fepthia: 23 725.203 25550-

" Manuel Be: 6,16,25,26,30,37.
y Raney: 29.

Durbin, $.R.: 20.
Edwards, Lewis Met 17,30.
Elliott, Janes Us: 4.
" Willian Acs 45,6510; 16,777275225.26530:
noch, Wiley? 2,9,456;/<
Evanas jamea “Ret T7527 <

Fergenson, Isabella: 4.
Follich, David? 4,16, 25526,2/526,317%
u Cootge U2 15417518 19 ,20,215,23, 245 25-
id Yoh Ree Sis
Freed, Jacol: 4,6,14,15,30.
is Gate Ree 13, 74515, 76.
is Joseph: 7.
Fudler, J.¢ 16.
Caltdahan, WAdLlian? 4,13, 15,16, 19);22,24;25,26.
Gifford, Levi: 10,71.

. DORE fg 15g 18g 225 23 245 285
" Mitler: 29.
7 TROmaa? T2535 55 eels 1 fo 1s
Goldaly, John: 29.
Goolesy, John: 17.
Gordon, Janes: 27.

eu Morrison: 9,15,19,27.
Gould, Lyman b.: 1.

ut Norton: 4,5.

be Orange £.: 24,25.

. Riley He? 2.

gs WiKee 24.
Graves, Enna Aw: 5,6.
Green, Dairids 34/5103 12530.

" Nathaniel: 4,7.

i" Preece 27%

ig Willian Po: 27.
Grines, Jacol: 25.
C2034, Janes: 76.
naoO, Dela’ Ds

" Davids 3-«
Hamersiey, Dennis B.: 7,3.
Hanition, Aste? 17s

“ Joseph: 29.
us Witttan: 6,15, 18,29.

nancock, Ce j.s 20,

e Go 55 222,93;

ye George: 16.
Hardin, John J.: 27.

Hatfield, Charlotte: 13,14.

Hf dian? 6,94 15,/0s
Hays, D.L.: 30.

: Tonnes By 5¢0,1 Op ley log) ts
is Lees 202i p22 eathe

” Orange Lo: 17520,21;23427
a” Samuel? 7.25520.

Henrp, Eliza: 28.

Hilesy SeBa td 295

Hitchcock, Miles Je: 4.

Holiday, BeFes 14.

Holler, J4aae? 27,2226
Holsapple, George: 2.

Hoanet, Franca: 152,397 e711 o's 14519, 165175165 19520581
Horznocker, Rhoda: 73.

i Simon De: 14,22.
Hubbard, Janes Fe: 24,26.
Hughes, Merida: 16,716.

Hunter, iilahala Jo: 5,9.
’ Mary: 4.
Jsgring, Henup Het 1,2,3,16,17.
Weans AAG Fes 10525 530s
’ Coos f 10s
" Caduans 12.

is Gellle 2 2.

? Colles F525

yg Gelert 2.11 25920.
" Redes 10%

”

Thomas: 7.
Vashingion: 0,9.
. Willian? 16; 16 »24,25,26, 26.
Johnson, Janes: 718.
Jones, Janes t.: 13,74.
a Rotierzts 26527.
knige, Webee 21s
Krutsinger, Alfred: 8,9,13,14,15.
id Willian He: 6,7,9,9,70,25, 26,27.
Larkin, Joshua: 17,31.
d Willian: 24.

Lawyer, Ben: 18.
sd Gacoblies 27 5235295296
" joseph: 2,19.
sy Willian: 16.
Leach, Alfred: 18,29.
” Edward: 15.
” Vettes
Lee, Clemant: 2.
is john lle: i.
Lega, John P.: 10.
Lemon, Orange fh: 13,177,20,30.
Link, Charley: 30.
a Teite= Os
is John: 8.
” Iahtt: F ot 166
a Peters 1555145 15s
Lovelace, felson: 8,9,70.
Lynn, Samuel: 3.
flahorney, Benjanin: 2,175,719.
Ht Owen: 2.
Madotie, ily 2.35
tanting Janes Pei 4513, 15527.
" Poteet Tet Tle

n 1 oy Ge may | OP
n Das etnioat es
iy Thomas: 2.

a Wilbon: 17.
Mather, fAsert2 10, 1151351451 5517 915 9205 25529.

: Nathaniel P. = 142,35455,10; 12; 14, 15, 16,17,20
i Rel uz eos
id Witiion C2 12.
Matthew, Frank: 29,30.
tf James He: 18,20,27,28.
uy Thomas: 3.

Stephen: 4.

flenaugh, j.f£.: 7.

ftilien, Aimerine 21,22,24,99.
ud John: 6,24.

is Richard: 30.

‘
29.94 96.97,

" George: 17,27,28.
if fies ts
" Janes: 3.
" Turns: 22.
Montgomery, Milton: 21.
i" Newton Ae: 70,72.

McChaskey, John Me: 717,20.
tleClellen, Ashe? 10,47.
fieClintgck, John: 77.

Us Sanuel: 37.
us Willian: 17.

licFleming, Hugh: 26,28.
MNcPike, Willian: 29.
fleideffer, John: 30,37.
Reyman, tliram: 22.
Nidefer, George: 16.
Nichols, filidton: 23.
Nicholson, B.Fer 5.

n ql: 15
i feret: 30.
" SCs 6.6.0, 16.79.25 30,

" Samuel: &.
nt Stephen? 35165 17520,27528,29%
" Thomada dl, e152, (305226
i Thomas O.: 30.
Overznan, Ae: 5.
Owen. Cells f 25s
Pain, Charles: 78.
Phipps, John Aw: 714.
i neLamey? T0, 12, 2252420920429 4505
Podddid, Jakine Ts

Hf Noah: 1,7.

" Silane OI A7.

‘ Simeon: 1,72; 15525.
” Dethed T1154 225245

Porter, 1eBet 5475849516.
Tee TC.

: Remsort het 15919921 p23 2427420.
7.9

Peow, Christian: 2,3,9,14,1

Reed, Jonah Le: 711, 12,14,5 15
Ue Stas bee 6,90;
Reister, Phillip: 18,20.

Mg Steven: 75.
Reynolds, James: 719,24.
Richards, Columlus He: 1,2,4,9,72,15,17.
Richardson, J.A.: 20.

” john: 18.

Rove, Jele 2 Se

* Jaco: 11,78.

4 James O.: 3,4.

is Nelson: 29,37.
Robertson, Henw: &,9,30.

u Mallet 7s
” Matthew: 6,27,28.
Rosentaum, George Aw: 4,5,8,12,13,75522,23, 24,25, 26, 27.
" Henry: 22,25.
" Willian tes 359,171,173, 14519 520;21 22,235.26.

Rudder, Charles: 3.
Russell, George: Zt gelend soe

John: 14.
A Lewis: 70.
” WitLian: 22,25, 27,28,29,30.

Sawtell, Fra: 18,179,258.
Sotonon: 27.

# Zephaniah: 19,27.
Sales, Melee 23

u Stephen: Doe 9,12, 22.
scozt, JAddqe? I.
Shade, Henry: 2.
Shanks, J.f£.: 71.
Shepherd, James Re: 19,22,24.
Shoults, john We: 29.

ie Witlian: 71.
Shriers, Lewis: 716.
Shrover, Lewis Ro: 25,26,28.
Smith, Alexander, 19,22, 24,26, 28.
Henry Asi 29.
uf Jone A527,
uy Witlian: 37.

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Sneed, Sanuel: 3.
Snodgrass, Fei TI.
Spangler, B.A.: 10,26.

tf BeFs? 30.
Benjanin: 5,8,9,18.
Speaks, Aquilla: 37.
~ Ellon Bes 22524,25,27«

Stacy, Wright: &.
Stanley, LLL? 27s
SiakAy Reiss
Stephens, Thomas Ae: 2.

us Thonas J.: 74.
Steward, Rai 15.
Stewart, David P.: 2.
Stratton, Lewis: 28.

” Sanuel. Uses 14515, 16,10 22,24.

ie Sethe 65%
Taflinger, AJ.: 16.
Taylor, James fl.: 16,17,23.

is Joseph: 30.
Teagarden, Basil: 3.
Teaque, Willian Be: 71,2.
Thacker, Eunice: 22.

Thomas; James ka: 6.
id James S.: 712.
Thompson, A.Ge: 7
i Fletcher; 19.
i Harvey: 25.
N Java ice
ui Vetus 49

Vellon, John: 73.
Voyles, John Cot 4575859510, 12,73, 14,15.
Well; Tasat 45
Wedgewood, Jo: 6.
Vesner, Benganrin: |.

. Benjamin Aw: 20,21
e Jsarzael: 7,17,718;29.
ug Tepes 23.
Tames: 16,17,18,20,22,29,31.
ss WaélLlian: 7.

Westfall, Simeon: 5.
Wheeler, B.F.: 29.

- Richards 53759512, 16,21,31s
Wilcox, Alonzo S.: 12018 145 2175, 20g
Wilfong, Henry We: 2.

nt John: 5,29.

Wilkins, jeTe Cet 24,28.

WilLlians, yeorw;e: 16.
as Janes; 14,26.

Wilson, Sanuel: 8,10.
= Va tel Ma Os 7s

ud Thomas Je: 4.
Windle, Albert: 5.
Wingler, Harrison: 37.

m tudia Ces 24.
wires, Crounce: 77.

" UiPss 30.

i Wittian tles 17924 522529
Wood, Henw Co: 20.

Ce 2 Nala ovate
Woodward, Sitar WU.: 18,23,27,30,37.

fot eT he.

The enumeration of malea over the one of 21 who were diving in Brown Tormshta,
Washington County, Jadiana in the year 1913, giving none, ere, ond place of birth,

Copted from ortrtnal reesad of the Tounshin Tuwtee now in the possession of the
Weshineten County Hiedartead § ociet! at Salen, Inds and donated Ly lit, Mau F.

Geen iiicholeon of Canpsethelurg, Inde

Copted December, 1963 fox the Uasiineton County Htstonrtedt Soclety ond Cenesloor
Division, Indicna State Libra bis

G &| Crook

872 Sprague Road

Inchanapolia, Ind. 46217

Names

Andcrsai, John
Aanitrongy,s john
Rithisason ’ 0. Ge
Ariusedn, John

Adkaon, Held.
Brtacoe, Mark
Broun, OE.
Broun, Clide
Baker, Wdllion fils
Baker, John Je
Broun, Courtney G.
Bao, Willian te
Bros Fares E
Broun, janes CG
Booter, Thurman
Booker, John Fe
Booker, Alralian S.
Berneti, George
Brewer, John Reo
Broun, George R.
Brewer, Noah
Brewer, John
Breer, O4tls
Brewer, Adan
Breuer, fille
Brewer, Charles
Brewer Ly YilLian
Bus! bith, Goole Van
Buskta, UJ. Van
Broun, JeEeo

Bush, Ske

Brown, Willian To
Basum, John Le
Batscoe, Joseph
Ball, OLiver file
Ball, fohn Je
Baker, dohn R
Baker, W Olan
Benett, WeCe
Base, Janes ile
Beneath, Thonas
Brsun, Riberi

Barne&sd, Ulilinn F.

Bush, CL.

Bundy, ELexander
Baker, Isaac
Bringle, George
Breuer, Greely
Brown, ie Ce
Broun, Joshua S2.
Rake Sy Row

E att, Willian HH,
B 20s jessde O.
Bole, Gea2ue lie
Barnord, Abtran
Blhieu, Free
Barnett, Dan

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Dreiskell, Faank
Denner, John Se
Dizfendorf, Rede
Driskell, Eee
Daner, OuPe
Dunking Ray
Dalton, Gearge L.
Dottie, Fred
Dunk, Earl
Eichhorn, Ira
Evans, Janes A.

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Evens, Dock

Elyin, Cale

Edwards, Alva
Elloti, Reid

Freed, John 7.

Freed, BeFe

Freed, Bette

Freed, Charles tHe
Freed, Leroy

Freed, Autn Le
Foutch, David
Fleming, flack
Garrison, Joseph
Golidklerut, Ualier Ms
Coldslerry, Tianas Be
Goldaberwnr, George
Green, Richard
Green, Dewdd

Green, Thonas
Gitson, Clarence
Gibson, Frank

Gould, Oxrance £.
Clbacn, Jillian
Galaay, Cele

Green, Wack

Graen, Gosrge Me
Gthacn, Thora .
Gibson, John

Gould, John

Gould, Barney
Graishan, John He
Grhahon, Crise
Grishoen, itary
hughes, Denfanin 1. (Houde)
Hughes, Clarence e
Kodegpnle, Perry
Hughes, Uingil
luches, Whey (Mille)
Holecprde, ilePe
Holeanple, Roblerd
Ruilerd, Ceite

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Hall, Earl L,
Rantlton, Oscar
Hughes, Calin

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Hodecppie, Thomas
Konner, Edd i.
Hays, Willtan Re
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Hats, Senuel
Has, Line

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Holsapple, Chorleu. Le

Kouchston, Tra Mi.
Hancock, Csecr
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Hughes, Reds
Hunter, Arnther O.
hiiles, ligte
Howel, Thonaa
Hughes, Rertdle
Houston, We lie
Horner, Ae ke
Howston, CO.
Hays, Roscoe
Hughes, Jasper.
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fazezan, Lencrd
figna, Lemued
Kites, Florines
Runrter, Orne
Has, Delbaere Fe
Hollar, Csecr
Hedrick, Gesane O»
lures, Pandern
Hunter, John 7.
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gones, Robvert
Jones, Foson
jones, ‘Taneas
jones, Jdtlliaa
dones, Uitlion
dahnsen, Duroa
jean, wolter T.
jean, Asa T.
Jones, John
dacksony, Thaonas
Jaclscna, Hare
dohnsaun, Henry.
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gones, Ishn Sr.
Unison, Tharca
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jones, Bear

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Names

Kiinht, Cotes E,
Kerli, Bentson
Knta. Lewls &
Urtoht, Janes Ae
Knicht, Clarence Ao
Xeloo, UlllUian (Xelsau)
Xelso, Orel
Knight, janes
Xrlght, Albert
Kemp, Cperup
Kean, Gli.
wing, Filbert
Kling, Jef
knight, Benjanin
Kenp, Elmer
Lounjery WAhhia
Lartete, John De
Link, Benes L
Lewyer, Albert KH.
Lane, Ihe Je
Link, Charles Re
Link, Facile
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Copied from an old book donated to the Vashington County Historical
Society in 1970 by tia. and its. Dale Campbell of Canplellsturg, Ind.

The original owner of the look was Janes 2. Evans of Canplellsburg who
was a school teacher and also evidently worked at the port office there.

Contents:
School enumerations of Cannbellsturg for 1879,1880 02 1881,circa 1853.
lanes of pupils in district 10-no date-prolally 1874.

Nanes of pupils in district 7 for 1872,1873 and 1574.
Nanes of post office lox rentors at Camphellaburg 1878-71835.

Joseph L. Holnes
John We. Buck
B.B. Blunk
David Wheat
Silas Pollard
P.C. Cauble
Anna Broun
Simeon Pollard
Tede SHANKS
Sanuel Hiles
Calvin Gipson
Elizabeth iicheedly
WeP.e Tucker
Morrison Gordon
Henry Chastain
Hen Naugle
Chas tug?

john Greshan
Tabitha Widson
RC. fiiartin
Many Lozier
fJohn E€. Bikyeuw
jacob Sweeney
C.c. Robinson
Sanuel Arnold
MA. Young
GW. Smith
Henty Wood
E.9. Bendianin
Le Stansberp
Celesius Collier
goed tledrick
Wddhian Davis
€, Stanley
Rathan “ranodd
Sanued liires
DoH, flartin
Janes Lane
Rebecca fork
Z.S. Denny
Joshua Javis
Dawson Cane
Benjanin Evans
d. King
Willian Ginson
Janes Hubbard
C. Prow

Ted ahoe WALEANS
B. Prilpot
Eliza Lee

Hugh Arnodd
R.A. Price
Wittian Cane
Solomon Sweeney
Hat xodnan

AR. Oveanan
jacol Grines

School enumeration of Canabellsburd iiarch 1, 1879

6M

4F

1F
Ql 2F
3

4F
Qi 1F
QW IF
1F
Qn 1F
(not given)
1F

(not given)
(not aiven)
SRxOKxX 1F
3M Q2F

1F

1h SF

(not given)
3 3F

17

Ti

Qi 2F

2il QF

12 QF

2H TF

Ti

Tht 1F

Ql 3F

(not given)
1F7

i TF
1F (crossed out)

SH TE
(not given)
(not given}
Tit 2F

4879 continued:

JeGe Hall tf
K. Stover ail IF
Joshua Broun (not qiven)
Georae Bogle 2F
Rat Bogle 1M IF
School enuneration of Camplellsturar 1880 o2 1881 (atiike-over):

Calyin Bilywew 1 1F
1.L. Shanks 1F
Rathan Arnold 1F
Janes Lane TF
WH. Batt it
Elizabeth Stanley oF
Reuwton Drtskedll Tht 2F
Redson Clif~icn 1 1F
Joel tiedrick a
Benjanin Evane Thi
Jefferson King lM PF
John Strattan iF
Janes Hubbard 2F
Christian +rou Qh 1F
9.7-C. Wilkins 2h 2F
Hugh Aanold 7
Eliza Lee 3M IF
P.D. DiefLendor? TR
Juy Halt 1F
fitdlie Perdew 2m TF
B.F. flanier 1h IF
Hattie Rodman Til 1F
George Johnsaan 7h
Jacol Grines Vil 1F
jordan J. Ratts Til 1F
SanuedL Aansdd 17
Nashinaton Smith 2M IF
fh. Gordon TF
Henry Chastain 3h 2F
EB. Fiedda ar
Henrp Raucle 2m 1F
David Wheat 2 QF
Sitas Pollard i
R.C. iilartin 4 2F
fl, Lozier 2F
S.B. tiles 2 1F
We. Davis Qh 3F
Yin Baouwn 1
Ana Broun al TF
PC. Cautde Vil 4F
Sineon Pollard TF
WePe Tucker ea
John iiyers Vii
Henry Wood Vt 1F
O.H. Chapnan il
C.G. Robinson 3h 3F
Mititan Giovson Sit 47
gohn & Bilyew TR 4F
Le Stansheru ail TF
Jaco iiurphy 7 TF

E.J. Benganin reg

7880 02 18381 continued:

John tash 71%
Ab Stover 3M WF
Leonard Hardman 7h
Ralf Boate 7M 1F
George Bagle 2F
Joshua Broun 1M QF
RoJ. Nauale 3F
7.C. Huffman iF
John kufgnan Vil 1F
School enumeration of Cannbellstura (no date--probatdlu cirea 7883):
RN SE Em POA, CHC 1005 }2
FeCy Cautbdle! Thi 4F
1.F. Hubbard 2F
RC. flartin 41 OF
lioLlie Lazier 2F
joshua Davis oF
Silas Pollard if
7-S. Denny 7h
A. Chastain i
gane Stephens Tih 1F
Jacob Grines 1M 1F
Balis Willians 1h 1F
Hattie Rodnan Tit TF
GW. Lockhart (eg
L. Stanslury 2M
liiALie Peradieus Qi 1F
JéGe Hal iF
D. Dielendors 7
Doc Thonpson 1h 2F
Eliza Lee 2H TF
C.G. Robinson Bik QF
1. SArattan 2F
C. Prour Vil 1F
juo3sC. Wihkina ail OF
Lewis Shanks 3F
J. King QM 1F
BenZanmin Evans 7h
S.C. Arnodd 1
RJ. Naugle SF
Willian Ginson 4il 3F
GoW. Smith il 1F
We Davis Qi 3F
Z.€. Bilyeuw TR AF
que Hash 1
Dae Guinn TR
lie Gordon 2 1F
josh Brown iM 2F
John itpers m
Sineon Pollard 1F
Sele Rihes 2 1F
Amp Brown aii
Nelson Clifton i IF
Nathan Arncld iF
Tabitha Wilson 1 2F
Jesse Hedrick Vit. >
Celestus Collier Tiki
Kenay Raugle 17

ds the Ratis 1F

Undated=-continded:

Calvin Biuupew 2ub 2F
Ananda Arnold 31%
Henay Chastain 2M 2F
RW. filartin Ti
George Johnson 7M
noJ. Drisceall 1M QF
R.W. Boyden 2F
Levi Johnson 7h
Edward Hopper 4i
E.R. ficlheely 1F
fins. E. Stanley 2F
A. Stover 4il 1F
i. Batenan 3h 2F (crossed out)

lanes of punils in District 10 (Saltillo):
(Undated-possilly the pupils at Saliille for the 12 week achood conmencing
on Aprit 6, 1874 by lin. Evans)

Norza Badger
Lizzie Vanoisdoll
Mollie Davis
Lizzie Phipns
Sallie Baxter
fioddie Braanan
Saday Phipps

Eva Davis

Fannie Ilitler
Lizzie iililler
Dora Lilireu
Delie Bilyeu
Alice Elliott
flarp Sawtett
Cora Richards
Lizzie Brin

fee Vellon
Leroy Matthew
Zakariah Sawtedl
Bishop Gould
WALLis tioller
Thonas Blevins
gohn Stevens
Barna Gould
Arzanthus liattheu
Chartey Sautell
James Baxter (crossed out)
Lemuel Vellon
Zeke Bilveu

file Phipnos

Eddy Uheeler
Widlis Ne Holler
Noble Davis

Sam Baxter
Harvey Phinps
Owa richards
Burrus Baxter (cr9ssed out)
Ora Wires

Cora B, Richards

G.L. Porter-aage 17
Willian Webb-age 15
Athew Hays-age 16
Newton iilathew-age 714
OL. Webb-age 73
Granville Hays-age 77
fiedyvin Hays-age 77
Cranville Baker-age 7
Albert Baker-aae 5
WW. Baker-age 9
Elmer Hiles-age 6
Sherman lilatheu-age 6
George Hays-age 72
Florence itiles-age 713
Elijah Hays-age 8
Charlie tayps-age 9
Thomas tiays-age 8
llayfield Wyres-age 7
Thonas Wyres-age 9
David Case-age 715
Washington Haga-age 12

Rewton Mathew-age 75
Flozence Hiles-age 74
Nayfield Yires-ace 8
Thomas Wirnes-age 710
Tonite Haus-age

Charlie Hays-age 77
Granville Baker-age 8
Webster Baker-age 710
Elijah Kays-age 9
Sheanan flathew-are 7
Newton Ellictt-age 716
Granuitle Hays-age 712
liekuida Kays-age 73
Washington Haga-age 713
Elmer tiles-age 7
Georece E. Kelly-age 9
Johnie Kelly-age 8
Albert Bakerz-age 6
Willian Webb-age 16
Athieud tays-cge 17
Omridle Webl-age 14
David Case-age 76
Johnie Knight-age
John Lovelace-age
Johnie flathew-age
flace Hitchcock-age -

OV ANOS

in district 7 commencing Nov. 4,

dauaht in district 7 comnencina lov. 3, 1873:
George Lf. Porter-age 718

78 F2 .

Dora Porter-age 73
Ellen Hays-age 73

Rosa Iathew-age 12
Charlotte Baker-age 17
Jda Hiles-age 77

Eva Ualker-age 9
Jennie Valker-age 14
flarzy Hays-age 7

Sarah iii, Cornwell-age 12

Rose Corznuvell-age 9
Ellen Cornweli-age 16
Martha Kays-age 15
Cadie Sievens-age -

Rozella Mathew-age 73
Dora Parter-age 14
Charlotte Baker-age 72
Sarah Corznwell-age 73
Jda Hiles-age 712

Rose Cornvell-age 17
Sarah Lockhart-age 76
Rachel Lockhart-age 70
fudu Elliott-age 10
Rose Kediv-age -
Lizzie Locthart-age &
Alice Hays-age 6

Rar Knight-age -

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in district 7 commencing Nouv. 2, 1874:

Widlian WVebb-age 17
GL. Porter-age 19
Florence Hiles-age 15
Owdlle Webb-age 715
Douglas Hart-age 73
Linsey (?) toladay-age 14
Gran Hays-age 73
ftedvin Hays-age 73
Johnie Knight-age 77
Elifah Hays-age 10
Sherman iilatthew-age 8
Charlie Hays-age &
Tommi. tHays-age 7
Tomi Wires-age 77
Mayfield Wires-age 9
Elmer Hiles-age &
Frank tHiles-age 6
Johnie Iatthew-aqge 6
Johnie Louelace-age 7
Reed Elliott-age 7
Howard Taylor-age -
Athiued Hajys-age -
Newton iiatthew-ate -
Harvey Richards-age -
Rozedla iatthew-age 14
Fda Hites-age 713
Sarah Cornuell-age 714
dice iilattiev-age 5
Aanidda Taylor-age 7
Rozella tays-age 6
Rachel Lockhart-age 710
Lizzie Lockhart-age 9
Alice Hays-age 7
Rebecca Case-age -
fulie Haga-age -
Dora Porter-age 16
figtlie Davis-age -
Nora Badcer-ace -
Rlice Elliott-age -

Note:
School 7 was located iust south of Saltillo on the north west corner of
the intersection of old state road 60 and "Suter Lane".

School 10 was located at the north edge of Saltille just east of, and
acz044 the street from, the Christian church.

&

R Lint of the Lox patrons at tre Campbellsburg post office from July 71, 1878
through Nov. 12, 1855. The date given is the date lox rent was paid. In
the original record the box number, anount paid, and expiration date of rent
are also given. One could then rent a box for trree months for five cents.
By the nature of this record several names are repeated as they renewed.

July 1, 1878-James Hubbard also on July 71, 1878
Silas Pollard NeP. litather
Roe Martin fuse Bendanin
John Myers Peter Link
Hall & Ratts John Strattan
GS. Hancock Jeff King
RoW. Boyden A, Overnan
Janes Evans
fas. Any Broun
RoC filartin

Jacob Grimes (Lined out)
joseph L. Shanks

July 9, 1878-Janes E, Pitt

Udy 17 F.(2?)-C. Peddard

Sent. 77 John Huffman

Sept. 30" James G. May

Cot. 19. 7 Uehs Coldiax
Oete528- HKe GLIick
Nove 23 " AZ. Wesner
Jane V5 1579-146 Es ws Benianin
73 Henry Robertson
73 RR. Price
1/ PD. Diefendorg
78 2.7.C. Wilkins
18 John Richardson
25 2.S. lilay
27 C. Prow
2/7 JL. Rutherford
28 Zac Collier
Feb. 7 3.5. Denny
78 P.C. Cauble
719 John Biuuypew
a7 Zac Collier
March 4 He cht
Roril 1 JU. Smedley
4 1.W. Driscall
4 John Chanberlain
7 Emerson Green
15 §.C. Arnold
30 PD. Diefendorgt
June 4 1.Lf. Shanks
ZL. ficNeely
He Conklin
a Henatr Wood
T7.C. Pollard
6 Jacol Grines
14 Ss. vollard
16 Le Stansbury
30 Ml. Akers
July 16 PD. Deifendorg
Sept. 3 E.B. Fields
Lf E. Sapnentield
29 eO. Chapman
Oct. 6 i

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§ linttie Rodman (relinquished Lox)

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Pele Stee
Emerson Green

De 3eCe BAck (7)
John Chantertlain
John €& Bilyeu
WH, Collier
John ‘J. Hash
Daeley (7) Bros.
John Barnett

T880A.E. Bradshaw

Jew. Smedley
7T.C. Pollard
L.L. Stanley
B.F. iaonear
C. Prow
Jonn tugsgnan
Renry Glick
WU. Collier
7. Barnett
Jsraed Vesner
AE. Braadshau
Thomas Lockhart
YL. Huffman
£.0. Follard
Paka. Podiagnd
Balis Uillians
John Chanberlain
5.8. Hiles
Zack Collier
Dr Bradshaw
John Chanterzlcin
flurzphy & Murphy
Le Rs Borneat
Le tilceleedy
Zack Collier
EB, Fields
lim Kt. Batt
PD. Dielendorf
Hah & Ratts
john Hash
Jets Shanks
Jacob Grimes
£.0. Pollard
Any Brown
Bint Collier
Wikkine & Sans
WY. Smedley
C. Pro
Rot. Boyden
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RU. filartin
R e Ge filartin
Sanuel ftliles
J.A. Evans
GeSe Hancock
hen, Roberton
S.C. Arnold
S.C. Spyder
E. Green
eut Johnson

Oct. 7, 1880-Jacob Grines
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Da. Bradshaw
18 PC Cattle
29 €. Sappenfield
Nov. 4 UH. Collier
fitse E. Stanley
Dec.w 18 RoP. Mather
20 1.R. Barnett
30 John Chanbertlain
Jn 7,1881 U.K. Batt
17 ase E07. Benjanin
72 Da. Bradshaw
29 Wet. Kink
Feb, 3 A.J. Wesner
& Doc Smedley
72 WS. Snyder
Mar. 9 kenry Robertson
Orange Brown
25 1.U. Stapp
26 Witlian Re Kelso
April 5 John Chanberlain
15 Da. Bradshaw
May 7 J. Vesner
9 1.5. Denny
78 Levi Johnson
20 UH. Gordon
Wayne Hoffnan
June 714 janes U, Stapp
29 liza, ELiaa (?) Lee
Ju 77 AE. Bradshaw
73 1.Re Barnett
714 john iipers
23 neJ. Driskedl
Aug. 24 UH. Gordon
Sept. 7 Balin itlians
12 John Chanberlain
17 C.C. Harper
26 160. Séapp
28 Charlie laugle
Oct. 27 S.B. Hiles
RW. Bouden
25 Hall & Ratts
26 E.0. Pollard
27 JE. Bilyew
28 Z. Collier
PoC. Caulle
lov. 3 Ge7 Ce. Uikkins & Sons
> C. Prouw
TeAe Evans
76 1.Re Barnett
24 PD. DieLlendord
Dec. 714 Janes Hubbard
Vy RW. fiartin
a7 John Smith
28 tse. Stapp
at Wet, Kirk
Jahis 315 Ja02 C. Prow
Feb, 20 of. Pru
28 1.0. Stapp
liar. 6 John Chanberlain
Wel, Collier
78 E.0. Pollard
27, RePe (rather

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fiisn HALL

John CRombertain
Henzy Yood

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Zach Collier

O. Brown

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John Chanberzlain
Calvin Bitiew
John Chanbertain
C. Prou

John Smith

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zack Collier
Crzancge Arnold
JR. Barnett
Wet. Batt

Lockhart
Richards
1.0. Stapn
Wihlisn Duncan
J.E€. Bilyew
John Chanbertlain
UH. Collier

fle ell (?) fiicheely
John Chantertain
je. Stapp

liad. Vaoodyward
Henry Wood

P.D. Diefendorf
RP. Mather
JeGe Kad

Judy 2,7884 RW. iilartin
ze lyers

70 J. Lockhart (box delivered up)
24 John Chanbertain
28 John R. Barnett
Aug. 14 7.U. Stapp
Sepi, 2 WH. Batt
6 Henry Glick
20 fr. Roat (?)
Rov. 17 iit. Collier
20 John Chanbertlain
Dec. 3 I.0e Stapp
8 Bali4 iilLians
26 JR. Barnett
Jane29,1885 John Smith
Feb. 5 1.U. Stoop
llare 4 9. Hubbard & Son
Z.£. Shanks
i Iedele UtAhkans € Sons
Zee Smedley
77 C. Praow
18 Doc Thompson
23 O. Brown
25 HK, Robertson
30 Jsreal Wesner
April 7 TW. Kyusar
1.L. Rutherford
6 2.U. Stapp
7 Ll. Ruthe&fonrd
lilay 26 g7.U. Stapo
June 4 Celesius Collier
6 John Chanbertain
Judlyp 28 YL. Rutherford
Sent, 7 Wette Batt
3 160. StGnp
17 1.2. Barnett
719 John Chanberlain
Cf Oe | AL Diefendor£t

Rou. 712 Celestus Collier

Ranes 02% newans heldina palicies itth Nerttorzd FJr2 Irsurzance Connanu and
the agency of George ©. Hedrick at Canpbellodurg on fiovenber 20, 71936:
Atkinson, Curtis F,
Rtkins, John cnd Ida

Adden, Lotus

Brewer, Helen Foutch

Cathcart, Danied

Childers, enry

Child, Jda &.

Coznuell, far €

Could, iarzaaret

Cipson, Uitlicn, deceased, eatate
jt . hee ee ae

uA, ratte

Hewes, Celia

ve py ested ae eee
Hiles, Yillie Elrer and Lillian G.

f q
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. ot eeaer
wenede, John 5.

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FOUNRACL, weve URE Cove

Dalelet ies

colhbinga, Lora

- a pe rr a U +. a
uwdsell, UillLian ti., deceased, estate

Seith. EA €
With, €d Ce

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Sranchler, Geowne fi. Sx.

True, iwinta
Teithe, loet
Tiudsiee of FT

Exown Tun. ~or schools in districts 2,4, and 5

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Jells, Jesse 7., Trustee a;

Conied for CHS July 1977
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Casket List

From
Account Book i
@)
Strattan Braothers

Canplellsturq, Broun Twp.
Washington County, Ind.
7906-1910

Important Note:---" denotes death was not recorded in Washington County.
Some were possildy recorded in Crange, Lawrence or
Jackson counties. Jt io felt lu the copier that most
were deaths in and around the toun of Campbellsburg
that were not recorded anywhere else.

rlatracted from original account Look ~o02r Washington County Historical Society
and Genealoar Division, Indiana State Library on Novenber 26, 19771 by
Coes Cook: &72 Sprague Road, Indianapolis, Ind. 46277

QB. AL Chastain was undertaker for the Strattan Brothers, while "ture
hire” was furnished by U.P. Holaday.

7

Ball, (irse---Jan. 18, 1909 (Wesley Bilyeu account)
(Admedia lke Badl died Broun Twp. jan. 17, 7909, recorded Saltille )
"Baker, Fred (Account)---adult casket purchased iiiartch 11, 1908

Bilyeu, Ezekiel---*child's casket Feb, 26, 1907
*child’s casket iiay 13, 1908
Brown, Albert (Aceount)---child's casket June 3, 1908
(dau Flowaie died Brown Twp. June 2, 1908, recorded Salen)

“Baown, Henry (Estate)---adult casket March 11, 1907
Batt, (Milly (Estate)---adult size April 9, 1904

(Rildred F. Eatt died C-Burg Apri 9, 1904, recorded Saltills)
“Broun, Willian fl.---purchased casket prior to June 26, 1906
“Banks, Janes-~-prior to Jan. 18, 1906 purchased casket for his father,
"Baker, Bud---cabket for child Dec. 12, 1906
"Baker, hire, Villian (Estate)---cosket purchased April 5, 1909
“Blevins, Clay---casket for child on June 8, 1906

Brock, James---casket purchased Map 2, 1910---paid for Ly Pearl Brock
(son Louis E. died Brown Twp. ay 1, 1910, recorded county)

"Breuer, John and Charley---casket for mother on pote 5s 1907
Baker, irs. Mary and Janes---caskeé on judy 10, 1909--paid by John Baker
(iiaz A. Baker died C-Gurg judy 9, 1909, recorded C-Burg)

Bush, Alfred--~-casket for wife Dec. 25, 1908
(Luda a. died C-Bury Dec, 24, 7203)
"Crockett, Roleri---casket fon ilina. Crockett Jans 2497908
Chastain, Jackson---adult casket on Dec. 18, 1909
(wife Phoebe died Vernon Twp. Dec. 17, 1909, recorded C-Binrg)
Chastain, Shernan--*for child iliatch 7, 1908 (prob. dau Lillian Jzene)
"for adult. Anre 3, 1908 (prob. dau Carrie, age 77)
for lis. Chastain Oct. 10, 1908
(wife Anna & died Vernon Tup Oct. 10, recorded C-Burdq)
Child, Harty--ffor wife of Ed (Child?) lov. 26, 1906
“Chastain, James A. (Estate)---for adult on Anrid 18, 1907
“Chastain, Jesse---for crild April 3, 7907
Collier, Ben---fo2r ileus. Collier Sent. 5, 1909

(wife Eliza g. died Vernon Twp Sept. 4, 1909-nrecorded C-Burg)
for adult Sept. 23, 1909
(Ben Collier died Vernon Twp Sent. 23, 1909-r2ecorded C-Bura)

"Copple, Sallie---cn ilarch 77, 7908-purchased by janes kt. Sherrow for mother

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(Dau of Register SiLL and known to have died at C-Buiqg on same date)
Cornwell, Aathur--for child on June 26, 71909

(son Lyn Franklin died Broun Twp June 26, 1903, recorded C-Burg)
“Collier, John---for child July 14, 1910
“Driscoll, Benton---f0r adult Dec. 11, 1907--poid by Frank Driscoll
*Dougdas, Robert---for child ‘tay 13, 1908
Deweese, Frank---for adult june 3, 7908 D)

(wife Phoche d. died Leipsic, Orzange Co. June Zé, 1908; weraeacd Csi

*Elain, Wesly---casket for line. Elgin Aug. 17, 71907
"Elgin, Lon---for child on Illarch 4, 71908

Evans, G. Kin---for adult on June 30, 71910
(wife Viola died C-Zurg June 29, 1910, recorded C-Burq)

Freed, Henry---for Jacol Freed iiiay 29, 1909
(Jacol Freed died Orange Co. iiay 28, 1909, recorded C-8urz)

Green, David C.---f0r iit. Green April 16, 1909 ;
(Sarah E. Green died Lrown Twp April 15, 1909, recorded Salen)

“Green, George Me---fo2r Robert Green Anril 13, 1909
*“Gould, Charles--~~for child Dec. 10, 1906

"Glover, lina. Eliza---for adult Fel. 17, 1910

“Gibbons, Ii14.--~for her by. Jaaac Thomerson Aug. 76, 1909

Green, Robert---for wife Dec. 23, 1908
(Ratilda L. died Bono, Lawrence Co. Dec. 23, 1908)

"Huff, llrea.---for her on Feb. 72, 1908 (ly Callaway Bros. of Salem)
"Huffman, tlorton=---for adult on April 8, 1910

Hubbard, Chartles---for son on Dec. 20, 1909
(Janes E. died Broun Twp Dee. 19, 71909, recorded C-Burd)

“Howard, Harvey-~-for child of Clarence (Howard?) on April 29, 71908
*Holsapple, James---for him on Dec. 24, 1907 by Robert tolsapple

Holsapple, Rolert---for child on June 23, 1909
(dau Stella died Brown Tup June 23, 1909, recorded C-burg)

“Hamilton, ELiza---for child on July 719, 71908
“Hays, Homer---fo2r adult on iiay 3, 1907
“Hayworth, lizs.---fo2r adult on july 27, 1907
“Hubbard, jJames---for adult on Sept. 18, 1907

Hunter, Nan--=~or adult Jan. 13, 1910
(Karriett Amanda Hunter died C-furg Jan. 73, 1910, recorded C-Yurz)

Rugiies, ilereditn---for wife on Jan. 20, 1910
(Sarilda Jane died C-Burg Jan. 20, 71910, recorded C-Lurq)

“Hutchison, [las.---for her bu Dora Knorr on Jan. 6, 1910
(mentions Ed Hutchison)

Hanilton, fas, Uillian---for her on fay 2 1909 by flatthew Robertson
(Jane Hamilton died jefferson Tup iay » 1909, recorded C-Surg)

“Hall, Riley (?)---for hin ly Jonathan Trinkle on Jan. 17, 1910
“Jean, (ra, Willian---fo2r her by husband on fiiarch 18, 1907
Jean, Willian---for daughter on Aug. 29, 1908

“79

(Nettie died Auae 29, 1908, recorded C-Burg.)
“John, child---by Virgil Taylor on illay 22, 1906
“Jones, John---f02 adult on July 11, 1906
“jean, Arthur---fo2r child on Feb. 3, 1908

fee, George---for hin by Arthur Corznwedl on Judy 26, 1909
“Lockhart, iia. Joseph---casket prtor to iilarch 9, 190 ?

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Littler, Uillian---casket for hin purchased laach 10, 1909
(died at C-Burg illarcr 9, 1909, recorded.C-Burq)

*hitcCoy, bLaby---for baby ly Ben Stephenson july 37, 1907
*flartin, Ula---for child on flay 37, 1909

hicheely, Willian B.---for him Ly Frank Chastain on Nov. 19, 1908
(died at C-Burg Nov. 18, 1908, recorded C-Burg)

ficDill, George---~or chiéd on July 29, 1908 :
(Roy J. died C-Burg July 29, 1903, recorded C-Burg)

Nicholson, Ernest and Alberta--~-adult casket on July 9, 71908
(WilLian Ernest icholson died July 9, 1908, recorded C-Burg)

Nal, Scott (Estate)---casket on Sent. 27, 1908
(liartin S. Nall died Lawrence Co. Sent. 20, 1908, recorded Saltillo)

*Cuerzman, Axion---for adult on Fel. 17, 1208

"Perdue, Janes---for daughter on Fel. 12, 71907

*Prow, (rse---for her Aua. 23, 1906---paid by Christopher Prouw

*Paow, Christopher (Account)---for adult Jan. 14, 1908-paid by i. Robertson)
*Polland, Stantey---for child (?) on Sept. 2, 71907

Perdue, Faank (Estate)---for hin on July 4, 1970
(Willian Franklin Perdue died Broun Twp July 3, 1910, recorded county)

Padgett, Daniel---for adult on flay 20, 71970
(wife Katie died Vernon Twp iiap 719, 1910, recorded county)

*Rolerts, iii1s.---for her by Josh Lroun iiarch 25, 1907

Rice, Welil---for hin lu Dan Rice on Sept. 717, 1909
(died Brown Two Sept. 17, 71909, recorded C-Lurzg)

*Shepler, sindy---casket purchased prior to flarch 8, 71906

Standiford, tiller---for hin ly tienry Braxton on April 23, 71909
(WilLian liiller Stanford died Crange Co. April 23, 1909, recorded C-Burg)

*Smith, baby of Dan Smith---bu DA LU. Paynter on Aug. 5, 1907
*Stanley, Wl1s.---for her by Janes Pollard on Jan. 16, 7908
Shrouer, Lewis---for wife on Jan. 27, 1909

(iiartha J. died Brown Tup Jan. 26, 1909, recorded C-Burq)
Smedley, Preston---bu father John Hk. on June 12, 1908

(died Salem June 17, 1908, recorded C-Bura)
*Smnedley, john H.---for san on harch 24, 1909
*Smith, Charles---role for sister prior to ilarch 10, 1905
Snith, Henrzy A.---fo2r hin on Dec. 3, 1972

(died Brown Twp Rov. 30, 1912, recorded county)
*Strattian, Seth Roos (Account)---fo2r adult on iay 4, 7

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Stratton, Seth Ross---for him on Fel. 7171, 1970*=-nentions teleqran to Guthrie,

(died Fel, %, 1910, recorded county)” Catt,
*Shoults, ils. Richard---by her husband on June 16, 1906

(Cordelia it, Chastain Shouwlts died sane date, not recorded)
kfara

“Sears, Noah---for child on Auge 3, 71909
"Sweeney, John---fcar child sn June 17, 7908

Stansbury, AL's wife---on Dec. 28, 1908 dy james, Jonah, Gon es ULlLion
and Ad filatthew
(innie May Stansbury died C-Buzg Dec. 27, 1908, recorded C-Eurg )

Sullivan, joseph---/or hin by George Standish Fel, 2, 1909
(died Jefferson Tup jane 31, 1909. raccaded C-burd )

"Turner, Alonzo (Account) ---for adult on Cet. 19, 1907
for adult by C.C. Gardner on Anril 3, 71908

Voyles, Willie---for child Judyy 14, 1909
(daughter died Vernon Twp July 13, 1909, recorded C-Burg)
“Wilcox, Ctis---for child on Aug. 3, 1906
BWilfong, Charley---f02 child March 26, 1906
Wires, Thonas (Account) ---for adult on fiazch 30, 1907
for adu&t on Dec, 6, 1907
“UdiLoon, George---f02r mother an May 7, 1907

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(DTARY OF OTL TAM STINE

On May 20, 1911 there was a big fire in Camrbellsbure. There
wes 11 build@ines burned: Iehn ML Monte store: Clint Bush resturant:
N Lanes Drugs; Dr. Villiams, dentist; Hays Chamberlain, jeweler:
Ge e Weaver, berber; J.=©. Stanley herness shon; Burt Rodman, butch-—
6 fiss Mather's Millinery; a sand house; cob nen; light house;
K e Evens, barber in Larue Pollard's; Wilkins Bros. were room. -
( of the above were in the (dd Pellovws Buildine-C.C.) A chimney
a0 on Henry Gibson's boy the next day, broke his leg and mashe
h foot. ;

mber 5, 1912---A bir fire in Gamvbellsburs

Ss and biecksm

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RDEMTMTOADMIATS AW TAXAMUAT MPTYLT
we Ned a 4 ~ \ p! 4 as

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PD GRAPENLC Ss I. e160
of boynood days writt
lppoletmorer to that a
knew all of the nio

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mention Evan Deweese, Jerry
was mv srandfather and a

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to use bad lancuare or te

2 ico
years old, anh Rae Saige
life, o fact for which I thanked mv crendfethers. I wich the vounc
bs a x = ~—
feneration had such teachers today es Jonathan Jones.
I have in mv vossecsion snecimens of his nenmanshiv written while
5 ile
attendine- school 108 T a? 1

he hoa hia nvronhiame

eaeners ery old reo

ARAVA Mardin wrsjah any

{he Deniel Shervood treadmill mentioned by Mr. Standish was the
First mill T ever sayv.. T weet to co with srandfatner to malls He

would tie me and the sack to the horse to rrevent us from felline off

Ilowas five or six vears old and could not holt = sack on the horse

= a so -- Js - -~ @
Sametimes wa wanldA hoya ton trabke three nr four horces tani n it~ on the
wheel to srind our corn if uncle Daniel was busy nlowing with his
horses, Lf we did not tes sur horses we would have to Leave ous
erist until some rainy @ev, then he could use his horses.
lf “— 4 = n+ 4 a = ea HE = We) f=444- Ci ae
We will eo soutnm one mile to aaron Hardin, sr. He kant e little
Store ina Lot budtdine 10x12 Feet. teh eoftee. siucar, thread
2nA Bittanc moalaceas whieh he ovehrnred far ores and huttor TMha /%
ad bi . tio. seg, which he exchenre r S id DMbtex. The Js
Riise i eyor syned) rot trom Umeis Aaron t.wes a doe knite.

7
7

TRINKLE REMINISCENCE

avteig

Col. Senoonover was my first teacher when I was six vears old.
He taucht in a log school novce with - fire niace across one end of
the building. Small trees vere svlit onen for seats. This houce
stood near where Henry Kirk now lives. They sot a stove and ~ut in
the school house. T had never seen a stove, not even a cook stove,
for they vere not used in those days. The first day I went to ¢encor
I was ceore4, of course, but ry mranafathor ana omendmother told me
thet I must mind my tescher end do whet he told me to do The tescn-
er came back to where I was stendins and sald: "Little man, set u=
thara ond vreueml macnine tet elace to the stove, put I theucrht TI n-d
to tet on ton of the stove. PP vwaellsed un sto 2the Sstovesend Goole nels
of it to climb on tor, but I let co with burned finters 5O - decrn
ed a Jecson the first any, and I have known

Now beek to Uncle Davy Patton's. . Iwas
Bie Snoring, nov ovmed by Sarmel Patton, the

fother, David Patton and Hvatt Rutherford,

my

when there vrere no reilroads. These old

eroceries end arv soods witn warone and

These old vio
would test their
to see who wes the
of my father's d

ers were strong and robust. ‘When camping out they
streneth by lifting the wheels of the loaded wagons
champion. 8: ftine wagon wheels was the ceuse

Jonathan Trinkle vas born Sen~temher 26, 1839 and died Ausust 20
A

cives zi
ss
Wa rram
nD — wan WrW-AW AT Toe A
as ste eee ow Lappe he Re Sega ON ke
D teen bhi CTD ATT TD anAM lola! PAO ) (mT aman Colca rola: Da oi ie SADA Tan \
wre fh Tl a 3 zs . Kot Nd he Ca ra ae es - \ = oe + Pisa Nd ok Ps Wail ¥ ay
D> Twn WT AtrreaNKN QR warerr of oOFe4 end heliavedr hy many tn ha co
Baar Se danke hie A Gee a ty ap op! ee ni > ee a U ~
ZAM AF Mamohal Naw tHnR Farnd.| any In Manntlaant>a awmmi haa after co
woes Nt oe . — % » Ch ote - are e -_<- _- — ¢. SF A. . id y +-- - ae wee YS Wah = . 7 re 9. =e | Cw ate ——
renidence of tro vervs in Obrlchora, returned to his formen hore in
Sa tbjadidovid ke Waehineton County Ffartu milac NOPE (Ok. thee Oa ee ns
Le OVI Ee rao Loe LON” GOUME Vg Or by miles. AOrin O°. Glas Ciba Ve
ra as Se ton me
oCAWwaA anal am ¢ 3
Saya. Onde. Onis Ingato Sods,
Ua Ja qn Nalaxos ant Drannann bout Par aiwtw wescrme ho Waa hoon ~ wmorltn
Se eo EES Ga ness LI 2 Oy - S225 Par meg - 12°27 ay 3
Aeaent ont Tachineton q
PEs Cain a nee ene ea ar
Ori sahame whan thet fe eNt} sineie ahta an Aro ri 2 4 fam sat+) ae nant and at tha Ty ee
af CHR venre Grmnieretsd tn than ner Anyntr:s
») ah Sl Eas SS ee SOU ;
Tse lear eed eae Noy oS a Ss as nak 90 4808. ane Fae ees ee
= i) U i ; ; * ul ‘ Li i
Vata Ae nseS Saale 0 Se. rete a). ome Mostrar had MAstaeore nee ie oe ees
. . = Ba pau ‘ E
he ts 2 Som ne the Rolehratad Maroheal Wear TH Ga esta that hia 2.+ra=
L 7 ; ets, A! CL a
De pee) A Saeco eal ae had hoarn sae ea Aesth nama tn Anowin-
“ - . ~ — -
ann -AaAlte the hae Re lasso Hm Dastan ae oa nnes het “A aoe ee oa
= Le = : Z
mhainh wan alen tha raciAanrs nf a nurher af the sanleiare of MWannlanni=

await alm, were wann La Sate pias mite

AOVNIMATT AT TRTT amar my
Ee a Peak: Pa!

Ye) FS Ne fe 4 7 a |
DO oe beacon, + Ove by, Toe eT eo: OTE Cea nee
Tyo of the rioneer families of Yashineton county vere the Stanlevse

and Merediths, who located at the end of north Hish street when it
wes still the "forest nrimeval". James Meredith, srandfather cf our
"Sketch", came from Guilfcrd, North Carolina, in the year 1611,
bringins his family. He wes a millwright and carnenter. About the
same time, the othe randfather, Jesse Stanley, a saddler by Ga,

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harkine of dozs arouced them and neenine out of the oneni

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trvreen the

ion and inter in life his hend and his nome, establishing a
themselves in what is now Jefferson.tewnshin, that was then

of Brovm townshin. On this farm, Levi Stanley, the fifth child
Hlijeh and Polly Stenley, was born July 10th, 1829.

In sneaking of his early home---Mr. Stanlev said "houses now seer
Like swant boxes", cin tictht ond heoted with furnacec---thoyv ore
extremcly difforent from the humble house of loce with ite cract
erevines letting in nienty of frech ontaoor air. ond many a morninc
he hes ersvled out from under the cavers where the ono had arifscé
on his bed in, the nicht while he was- soundly sleening, He attribute:
his lencth of life to the onen enabin, with ite hit fireniece
minin Aiet of hor ond hominy: to their cimnle cheoorful habit
ing ana thinkine, mincline without ceremony. Sometimes at ac
th
h
a
FSP

ia = jae +s *F the onen

at lores, they ent the neicthbore comine, maybe to ene

av, mayvhe on on errendiqa-no mettom whet the miccion, bounainc

nd friendly hontc made the visitors wormly welcome to the house,

Then four of five venre old he memenbers seeine 2 crest drove of
wild turkevs--about fifty come un just west of his house; his
was avey and didn't cet back home until dusk; the turkevs hed
refuse for the nicht in trees: but hic fether went out with hie oon
and soon came back with a fine bird and the next dav's dinner, =e
Gelicious one, q livine here he gaw only one vil
deer---coint taro the farm---hnounds chasins it. Vonomous
rentilecs vere 4 porn he saw four rattle enstres
which his father sna short order. Only occasionally is:
rattle snake see } nilis today. From this vlace his narentes
moved to a farm on Tri reek, where again the home vas of logs--
es

ee). aoe 9 onad Tiem=

aD \ . = go ae

the hand of Tein Crack<jenay inoluded in the Pew- cs enunde
cumervicion cf Nh» Tasmnae 7 fe Tanderson, Yerr orten t+haca
: SPryvyTe Ton I Laermer 3 17 reso 3 O07 nm tne 2
“ere built in pont of the creak on some lofty blurt.

STA NYT DV OV TIMAtTT

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LSY SKETCH: (CC'NTIVUED) ;

sveen mill wes described: the second floor where the honner wes
placed could he entered from the ground level: the unner story wre
Where the Dolting Was carried nn. The ereat moccthility Gia water
nover vas not fully renlired. <A very small: quanitv of water was

GOored up O2t a time: the frict was often only heVFf eround when “pis
water cove nut anf horse mata, rmuet als vyervone omnine +5
mill used his or hamcen to crind hic sinc their tums
at tho crintine in aver os thev come t+ -

Memories of Twin Greek furnish intoractine mnionesavatararstratiotals
One of the ~ionesr residents mentioned vas Andre Knish, et fuel eee
mhAQ ctanneda in Seler ona wintorod cmone the trees ond then moved on
west to Trin Creek where he made cungs——--—much in demand far there wes
nlenty of deer, wild turkey ond geme to ill for food---25 “rel1] 2¢
the wild besets to Crive avay from the home, sarden and fields;

Me, Stenlev cove treat most of his eduoction vas obtained fron
netund aontret sith ncture ont from the echool of exnerience;: thet
he lived in the devs of herd times, romarine about oar lone it
LOOK “GO oO (bo the mill, to set tho repli reedy for bread, the tedious
nrocess of clearinz the cround and the vears of nrivation endured oy
the first. cet c 2 boy he came to Salem for the dev en:
hernened to } equere ot South Mein strest cnt esc
some travele from Forth Carolina--a jaded horse
Carricd von 3 bedding and clothes, 2
and women vre worn mitifnl lookine: no
doubt had me on many orrived with nothin-
more then fi hee olveye been 2 mveters
to hin how ecoul how they monoced to olec>
Fhe Tend ana nai diag rleen ) lar Stparvine

Peter tr, 50 ily MeMNeely he still re-
Sided in Je n 4 moved on the Casnar farr-,
Six miles n ures betveen Rush creek ond
Tin ereel, rt years, yvhen he moved? mite
his family UY Dut wen and forth to his fer +
sysanintoend ne gazes until mnhvyeLied etrancth Fo rie aa hin anda ha mae
LiveaA frnm form Life. Vivine with hh Children cinnse the dasth nf hi-
commanion cixtren veore co.

(Levi tantaw Fand Marnnh --
war Wieied sot Teerevilie
of wife not found.)

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milactanam, mut heesuce, ae huchend and wife, they have travelca
down life's pathway hend in Nand for sixty veers. <A helo of cevotinn
eramns ther in thoir elses comeenionchi ir advancing veers,
Thev vere united in marriasre 8 lebrated their F
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Nicholas J. Neurle was bor a: Indiane, neer
salem, July Oth, 1834 and 372 rteen children,
His father, decoh Maurie, ca COUnNG, Virsinie,.
in 1820. He wes married the : 2140 tO Berea osie Pon
who had come from Pennsylvan to this county with her rarents hen
she was ten years old. “hie erandfather, Neugle, “senior,
wae born -in Germany. and came to the United States at the ase of tro.
or the vr of Fi on: and Bartara Raves
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of living enebled her in later years to bear the hardshins of life:

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DEATHS
1896-1933

A RECORD OF DEATHS THAT OCCURRED MOSTLY IN BROWN AND VERNON TWeS,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, INDIANA, PLUS SEVERAL FROM NORTH EAST PART OF
ORANGE COUNTY, INDIANA AND A FEW FROM OTHER LOCALITI#S. SEVERAL
OF THESE DEATHS WERE NOT RECORDED OFFICIALLY IN WASHINGTON COUNTY.
COMPILED AND ARRANGED FROM THE FOLLOWING T7O SOURCES:

PART 1: "COFFIN LIST" FROM THE ACCOUNT BOOK OF STRATTAN BROTHERS
STORE IN CAMPBELLSBURG FOR THE PERIOD 1896-1901.
(LOANED BY JACK HEDRICK OF CAMPBELLSBURG, INDIANA)

PART 2: A RECORD OF DEATHS TAKEN FROM THE DIARY OF WILLIAM S.
TRINKLE WHO LIVED NEAR CLAYSVILLE IN VERNON TOWNSHIP.
THIS COVERS THE PERIOD FROM 1901-1933.
(LOANED BY CHARLES KNAPP OF MOORESVILLE, INDIANA)

N.B. SEE ALSO "COFFIN LIST OF STRATTAN BROS. 1906-1910."

COMPILED AND ARRANGED FOR THE WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
JULY 1972 BY C.E. COOK.

FART 4

COFFIN LIST FROM ACCOUNT BOOK OF STRATTAN BROTHERS STORE

Allen, Joseph--June 26, 1897--1 coffin and box-$7.50.
Atkinson, William--March 16, 1900--1 casket and robe-$35. Paid
by Curt and Ote Atkinson.

Baker, James---January 20, 1900--1 casket-335.00-Paid for by
Martha A. Baker.

Baker, Elisha--July 9, 1898--casket and box-$20.00.

Baker, Elisha--Avril 25, 1900--casket and box-$25.00.

Baker, Bud--May 1, 1899--casket for Wilson-$32.00. Paid for by
Flora and Bill Wilson. :

Baker, Bud--February 22, 1900--casket for Bocock-$30.00.

Barnard, Clark--January 16, 1897--coffin and box-39.00.

Barnett, John R.--Avril 24, 1896-coffin and box-318.00.

Barnett, John R.--dJune 5, 1896-small casket and box-$7.50.

Barrett, Mrs.---See James Sweeney account.

Bocock----See Bud Baker account.

Bocock, Christena--August 10, 1896-coffin and box-$18.00.

Brewer, Frank--October 30, 1897-coffin for Tailor-$12.00.

Brewer, Charles--August 8, 1899-coffin-$15.00.

Bristo, Joseph--October 13, 1898-coffin and robe-$30.00.

Brown, Gove--August 29, 1899-coffin and box-$14.00.

Brown, Gove--January 6, 1900-coffin and box-$10.50.

Brown, Gove--December 21, 1900-coffin and box-$10.00.

Browny Philo--Cctober 10, 1896-coffin and box-35.50.

Brown, John (Henry's son )--February 21, 1900-casket-$8.00.

Brown, Tip--February 4, 1899-casket for Mrs. Wesner. Paid for
by I.B. and Bish Wesner.

Burtroff, Henry's Estate--April 25, 1896-coffin-$15.00.

Cariss, Jerry's Estate--August 26, 1898--casket and Box-$35.00.
Carter, Charles' Estate--Sentember 1, 1896-cloth and draped
casket-$45.00.
Chamberlain, Earl--February 20, 1900 (died 19)-casket-$40.00.
Paid for by William Chamberlain.
Chastain, Abner's Estate--July 8, 1898-casket and box-$32.50.
Chastain, Claudius--May 28, 1898-coffin-$8.00.
Chastain, Cyrus--April 24, 1899-casket-$7.50.
Chastain, James Harvey--March 11, 1899-casket for the wife of
Jemes A. Chastain-318.00.
Chastain, John A.--Sevtember 1, 1896-coffin and box-$25.00.
Chastain, John Childs--Sepntember 14, 1897-coffin and box-$7.00.
Chastain, Lem--May 18, 1899-casket-$313.50.
Chastain, Rice--July 31, 1896--coffin and robe for Barney Chastain-
$25.00. Paid for by George Chastain.
Chastain, Mrs. Valentine's Estate--September 12, 1898-coffin and
box-$30.00. Paid for by Mark Maudlin.
Child, Lem--November 20, 1899-casket and robe-335.00.
Childers----See A.d. Horner account.
Childers, Ab--November 15, 1€98-coffin and box-$4.50.
Childers, Ab--July 8, 1900-2 casket-$6.50.
Childers, Jackson--liovember 24, 1898-casket-$9.00. Paid for
by Wingler.
Clark, Bent M.C.--August 18, 1898-casket and box-$25.00.
CLifton, Polly--April 26, 189S-casket-$318.00.
Clifton, Polly--December 27, 1898-casket for Ben-$18.60. Paid
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Clipp, Phillip--Avril 12, 1899-robe-$4.00.

Clipp, Phillip--March 10, 1900-casket and robe-$42.00. Paid for
by Jessie Clino.

Colglazier, Austin--October 15, 1898-Casket by telephone-37.50.

Collier, Lewis--October 9, 1899-casket and box-$30.00.

Coots, Robert--January 28, 1900-cesket and box-$25.00.

Coots, Robert--February 1, 1900-casket for Mrs. Coots-$25.00. Both

vaid for by Richard and Hugh Coots.

Cornwell, Harry--April 8, 1899-casket-$12.00.

Deckert, William--March 4, 1896-casket and box-$25.00.

Deckert, William--June 19, 1896-coffin and box-$8.00.

Devault, Theodore--August 3, 1898-coffin for lirs. Devault-$30.00.
Duncan, William--February 1, 1899-coffin and box-312.00.

Fleming, William's Eatate--May 5, 1899-casket and box-$30.00.
Furguson----See Lee Vellom account.

Gipson, James---February 13, 1899-casket and box-$10.00.

Goen, Rufus---March 24, 1897-coffin and box--$8.50.

Goen, Rufus--Avril 22, 1897-casket for Mrs. Goen Estate-330.00.

Goldsmith, Newton--July 2, 1901-casket and box-$10.00.

Gordon, Morrie--February 4, 1899-cesket and box-$45.00.

Gordon, Morrie--December 6, 1899-casket for Mrs. Gordon. faid for
in part by W.H. Gordon.

Gould, Charley--dJuly 20} 1897-casket and box-310.00.

Gould, Orange L.--Jenuary 18, 1898-coffin and box-97.50.

Green, Emily's Estate--Sevtember 14, 1896-casket-$45.00. Paid in

part by S.D. Green.
Guthrie, Isaac--October 10, 1896-casket and box-$45.00.

Hall, I.G.---Seotember 23, 1898-casket and box-$30.00.

Hall, Richard--February 17, 1900-casket and robe-$33.00.
Hamilton---See James Reynolds account.

Hamilton, Joseph's Estate---dJanuary 12, 1898-casket and box-$32.00.
Hamilton, Susan---dJanuary 5, 1897-coffin and box-9315.00.

Hannan (?), Charles---June 22, 1898-coffin and box-$13.00.

Heys, John B.'s Estate---February 7, 1898-coffin and box-$25.00.
Hays, Joseph---liovember 25, 1901-casket-$35.00.

Hedrick, Mrs. Jesie's Estate---December 11, 1901-casket-3355.00.
Hedrick, Josephe--July 27, 1901-casket-$14.00.

Hobbs, Leroy---lNay 5, 1898-casket and box-$7.50.

Horner, A.d.---May 15, 1897-coffin by Chiiders-35.00.
Howell----- See Edgar Nicholson account.

Hughes, Thomas---January 5, 1900-coffin and box-$7.50.
Hunter, John---December 15, 1698-coffin-$12.50.
Hunter, John---May 11, 1899--casxet-915.00.

Jackson, William---Cctober 21, 1896-coffin and box-315.00.

Jeans, Nathan---Avril 24, 1899-casket-312.50.

Johnson, Jacob's Estate---dJune or July 23, 1900-robe-Paid for by
Mrs. dames Johnson.

Johnson, P.C.---April 9, 1901-casket for P.C. Johnson-$65.00.

Kirby Port---January 29, 1899-coffin and box-$12.50.
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Larkin, William----See Nelson Roberts account.
Lawyer, Benjamin's peo eee 24, 1899-casket and box-235,
Leach, Alf---¥ebruary 22, 1901-casket and box-$23.50.
Lee, ties . Charles (2nd and Grey Sts., Louisville, Ky)-May 19, 1897-
casket and box-$75.00.
Lemmons, E.S.---April 17, 1896-casket and Box-$40.00. Paid for by
Orra, Childs
Lewis, William (Bud's brother)---March 16, 1901-casket for sister-
$35200.
Link, E.---See John Wilkins account.
Lozier, Mary---coffin and robe in 1892-$23.00. Faid by Woods.

Martin, Volney---September 26, 1898-childs coffin-$5.00.

Martin, William (Lost River)---February 8, 1896-casket-$25.00.

Meudlin, Alva---February 14, 1899-casket and box-912.00.

Maudlin, Alva---December 16, 1901 (died on 15 day)-casket-$45.00.

Miller, Hezekiah---Avril 23, 1896-casket and box-$50.00. Faid for
by lirs. Miller.

Montgomery, Jane's Estate---November 27, 1900-casket-$30.00.

Myers, Sol---See Bish Wesner account.

McGraff, Walt---November 3, 1897-casket-37.50.
McNeely, Mrs. E.A.'s Estate---July 31, 1901-casket-$35.00. Paid
for by W.B. McNeely.

Neideffer, Ben---See Lee Vellom account.

Nicholson----See Lee Velton account.

Nicholson, Edgar---June 6, 1898--coffin for Howell-$15.06.

Nicholson, Merret R.---February 17, 1898-casket and box for
Stevhen Nicholson-$22.50.

Nicholson, Merret R.---Acril 14, 1900--coffin and robe for
Evan Walraven-$25.00.

Oldham, Thomas---dJuly 8, 1897-coffin and box-$8.50.

Pollard, Curt---November 18, 1897-coffin and box-$12.30.

Pollard, Simeon---June 8, 1896 (died 7th day at 8:30)-casket and
box-$45.00. Paid by Mrs. Pollard.

Pollard, Zachariah's Estate---July 3, 1897-casket and box-$40.00.

Porter, Reeves Estate---Sentember 23, 1899-casket-$35.00. Paid

for by George Porter.
Prow, Christian---Seotember 19, 1899--casket and box-$35.00.
Prow, Claude---January 8, 1900-casket-$6.00.

Ralston, Andy---December 17, 1898 ket and box-325.00.

Kalston, Andy---February 8, 1900-casket and box-$35.00.

Reynolds, James---lMarch 25, 1897-coffin for Hamilton-37.00

Reynolds, Jes---July 24, 1897-coffin and box-315.00. raid “for by
Jefferson Reynolds.

Richards (?)----See Lee Vellom account.

Roberts, Nelson---January 13, 1900-robe-$7.75-Paid by william Larkiz

Robertson, Math---May 17, 1898-coffin by Williams-$7.50.
Robbins, Thomas---October 8, 1898-casket and box-¢$7.50.
Rudder, Hiram---Seotember 18, 1897-coffin and box-318.00.

Sallee, Jame's Estate---August 4, 1896-casket-325.00.
Sappenfield, E.S.---January 1, 1900-casket and box-315.00.

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Shanks, Charles G.---March 24, 1899-casket and box-330.00.
Shanks, Charles G.---dJuly 17, 1899-casket and box-$30.00.
Shanks, Frank---April 29, 1896-casket-317.00.
Sherrow, Albert---November 23, 1895-casket-$12.00. Charged to
account of James H. Sherrow by mistake.
Sherrow, Albert---Sevtember 26, 1897-childs casket-38.50.
Shoults, Sherman---April 23, 1897-caffin and box-$18.00.
Shoults, William---October 25, 1899-casket-$30.00.
Slaughter, George---December 4, 1897-a casket and box-$25.00.
Smedley, Byrum Estate---dJanuary 25, 1900-casket-$35.00.
Smedley, Gilda Estate---February 28, 1900-casket and box-$40.00.
; Paid for by Thomas Smedley.
Smith, John---September 29, 1899-casket and box-)30.00. Paid for
by Mrs. Smith.
Stanley, Levi---November 28, 1898-casket and box-330.00.
Stansbery, Lem Estate---Sevtember 10, 1896-coffin and box-$25.00. |
$10.00 paid by Mrs. John Strattan.
Strattan, David---dJune 22, 1901-casket and box-320.00.
Strattan, Seth---Cctober 2, ieee and robe for Joseph Walker- }
$36.00.
Stuart, John---November 1, 1899-casket-$316.00.
Stuart, John---May 25, 1901-casket and robe-$37.00.
Stuart, Nilles---October 6, 1898-casket and robe-$22.00.
Suddreth, Ed---July 11, 1901-casket-$10.00.
Suter, Samuel >. Estate---July 10, 1900-robe by James Dawson-$4.50..
Paid by John Armstrong. |
Sweeney, James---February 6, 1901-small casket-38.00.
Sweeney, James---July 25, 1901-casket and robe for Mrs. Barrett-$33.
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Talbott, Frank Estate---December 18, 1896-$50.00.
Tailor----See Frank Brewer account.

Taylor, Lewis---Decemoer 22, 1899-robe for his mother-$4.50.
Thompson, Harve---Merch 6, 1900-caskete#$S17.00.

Trabue, Vastillian---September 14, 1897-casket-$25.00.

Vellom, Lee---March 9, 1896-robe for Ben Neideffer-$5.50.
Vellom, Lee---January 10, 1900-robe for Tit Zellart (?)-$3.00.
Vellom, Lee---January 14, 1900-robe for Nicholson.

Vellom, Lee---February 4, 1900-robe for Ricnards (?).

Vellom, Lee---Febdruary 4, 1900-robe for Furguson.

Voyles, William (Logan's son)---March 28, 1898-coffin-$5.00.

Wade, John B.---Avril 7, 1901-casket for William Wade's child-$10.

Walker, Josevh---See Seth Strattan account.

Walraven, Evan---See Merret R. Nicholson account.

Wesner, Bish---March 11, 1696-coffin by Sol Myers-$8.00.

Wesner, Bish---March 6, 1899-casket-95.90.

Wesner, Mrs.---See Tiv Brown account.

Wheeler, Ed---June 24, 1896-ceasket and box-$25.20.

Wheeler, Richard Senior Estate---Ccetober 10, 1897-coffin-$35.00.

Wheeler, Richard---March 26, 1896-coffin and box-$8.00.

Wheeler, Richard---January 4, 1898--casket and box-$8.00.

Wilcox, Lon---dJuly 18, 1900-casket-$50.00.

Wilkins, Johnn---December 11, 1896-robe for E. Link-Paid for by
lirs. D. Wilkins.

Mrs. Daniel---Atril 4, 19

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Wilson------ see Bud Brown account.

Wilson, Alexander Estate---March 7, 1897-coffin and box-$20.00.
Paid for by George Wilson.

Wincler----- See Jackson Childers account.

Wires, Curt---July 9, 1896-small coffin-$6.00.

Wires, Frank (Lancaster)---July 20, 1899-casket and box-$18.00.

Wires, Tryounce Estate---August 20, 1898-casket-325.00.

Wood, Henry---November 19, 1901-casket-330.00.

(?)Zellard, Tit---See Lee Vellom account.

END OF LEDGER

PART 2

DEATHS FOR THE PERIOD 1901-1953 FROM W.5S. TRI

TKLE DIARY.

Arnold, Samuel---died Feb. 5, 1914
Arnold, Orange---died Dec. 4, 1911
Arnold, Lorena---died Jan. 9, 1918--70y,4m, 21d.
Alexander, Amanda J.---died March 16, 1918--73y.

Beck, John H. of Texas--died Aug. 2-, 1904 (?)-page torn.
Baker, Lawrence---died May 20, 1913 at Conway Springs, Sunmer Co.

Kansas.
Baker, Isaac "Bud"--died Dec. 20, 1914 :
Barnett, Mrs.---died Jan. 12, 1915
Baker, Fred---died May 25, 1911--70y.

Battin, Benton---died March 8, 1912

Barnard, Dessie---died April 13, 1906

Ball, Thomas---died Jan. 6, 1907

Brown, Bessie---died Avril 11, 1909

Ballard, Joseph---died August 7, 1912

Booker, Sandy---died Feb. 19, 1913

Brown, John---died June 25, 1918--73y.

Bottorff, David H.---died June 27, 1918--58y.
Bogle, George---died August 13, 1918--77y,11im,10d.
Bogle, Mrs. George---died Aug. 23, 1918--75y,9m,18d.
Bowles, William---died Jan. 23, 1917--78y.

Brewer, Elisha H.---died June 18, 1917--76y.

Boon, Aunt Serah---died Dec. 4, 1915.

Brewer, Elisha---died June 19, 1931

Brewer, Jonn---died June 17, 1931--84y, 7m,26d.
Bush, S.---died Avril 8, 1932--80y,4m,22d.

Brown, Jesse---was killed August 11, 1932--53y.
Batt, Billie==--died. Feb. 12, 1921

Brengle, Elvet---died March 22, 1922

Bilyeu, Eb---died Feb. 28, 1920--42y.

Brown, Tip---died April 21, 1922--81y,5m,12d.
Brown, Joshua---died August 16, 1922--81y,8m,8d.
Baker, Jess L.---died Oct. 22, 1922--75y.

Bilyeu, Wesley---died Seot. 6, 1924--80y,41m, 244.
Ballard, America---died Sent. 4, 1924--86y,8d.
Boyd, Ellen Brown---died Nov. 22, 1924--75y,6m,9d.
Brown, James B.---died June 15, 1933--85y.

Boone, Isaac-~--died Cet. 12, 1925--79y,10m,11d.
Brown, James---died Sevt. 20, 1926

Brown, Tipv's wife---died Nov. 14, 1926--77y.
Barrett, C.R.---died March 8, 1927--73y.

Bruner, Mrs.---died Jan. 27, 1930--93y.

Bell, Andy---died Feb. 10, 1931--65y.

Bray, Mattie---died Sent. 15, 1927--70y,10m,11d.
Brown, William---died Dec. 10, 1927--75y.

Brown, Mrs. Clara---died Feb. 14, 1928--66y,2m,11d.
Ball, Frank's wife---died Jan. 10, 1929--25y.
Ball, John's wife---died Jan. 17, 1929--48y.
Bishop, James---died March 10, 1931--70y.

Brown, Deliah---died March 7, 1931--76y,8m,6d.
Bush, Fred---died April 8, 1932--80y,4m,17d.
Brown, Stephen D.---died August 18, 1925--66y,10m,10d.

Childs, Mrs. Ida's baby---May 15, 1901

Chastain, Lieu Tissie---died Nov. 23, 1903 (Mary Letitia Chastain)
Childers, Albert---died Sept. -, 1904 (?) page torn.
Chastain, ------ died Oct. 15, 1913, age 55y.. page torn.
Cornwell, Mrs. Bud---died May 16, 1914

Chastain, A.J.---died Aug. 6, 1914

Chastain, Mrs. Jack---died Dec. 17; 1909

Cogswell, Goldie---died March 19, 1910, buried Claysville 21st.
Craycraft, Kate---died July 10, 1910

Chastain, "Little" Sam---died July 15, 1910

Cauble, Commadore---died January 10, 1911

Cauble, Peter C.---died Jan. 10, 1911

Clark, Frank---was drowned Seot. 28, 1911

Chastain, Joe---died January 19, 1912 from being shot.
Childs, Mrs. Lizzie---died Avril 4, 1905

Colglazier, Doc---died Avril 6, 1905

Chastain, Burley---died Oct. 1, 1906

Crockett, Charley---died Nov. 25, 1906

Colglazier, Mitchell---died March 5, 1929--70y,5m, 28d.
Collier, Lemuel---died March 16, 1929--60y,10mn,5d.
Chastain, James A.---died April 17, 1907

Crockett, Maxie---died January 2, 1908

Chastain, Mrs. Sherman---died October 10, 1908

Collier, Mrs. Eliza Jane---died Sent. 4, 1909--69y.
Colglazier, Charley---died September 6, 1909

Collier, Benjemin---died September 23, 1909--73y.
Colglazier, Lon---died December 31, 1909

Chastain, Nathan---died July 9, 1912--41y.

Clark, Frank---hung himself April 4, 1913

Chastain, Silas---died November 16, 1920--82y.
Chastain, Tine---January 6, 1918--66y.

Colglazier, W.D.---died March 15, 1918--52y.

Chastain, Mrs. William N.---died October 10, 1918
Chastain, William N.---died November 23, 1918--68y.
Chastain, Jack---died Jan. 3, 1921

Chastain, Mrs. Elmira---died March 12, 1916--85y.
Cornwell, John---died October 7, 1917--35y.

Cook, Emma---died March 16, 1915

Chastain, Harry---died April 11, 1915--59y.

Chastain, Gilbert---died Avril 2, 1915--20y.

Childs, G.0.---died December 28, 1915

Chastain, Cecil---was drowned January 9, 1916

Crane, James Orel---died June 21, 1931--20y.
Colglazier, Joel---died July 1, 1931--77y.

Cornwell, Frank---died March 4, 1952--86y.

Chastain, Lonzo---died Avril 24, 1932--68y.

Chastain, Mrs. Charley---killed by a train May 1, 1921.
Chamberlain, William N.---died October 27, 1921--72y.
Crockett, Robert---died July 2, 1919

Chastain, Mrs. Jane---died Avril 25, 1920--88y.

Crane, William N.---died July 3, 1923--74y.

Collier, Sarah Ellen---died July 23, 1923--76y,10m, 6d.
Catlin, Mrs. Liddie---died Dec. 11, 1923--50y.
Cornwell, John L.---died January 22, 1924--83y.
Cornwell, Edna Maudlin---died Feb. 13, 1924--20y, 7m, 23d.
Chamberlain, Charley---died March 3, 1924--65y.
Colglezier, Mrs. Anna---died November 20, Wee.
Chastain, Howard Bugene---died February 1, 1923--1y,1m.

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Chastain, Pete---died January 20, 1925427 James Peter Chastain)
Chastain, Ruth---died February 13, 1925--18y.

Chamberlain, Ed---died Cctober 26, 1923--60y.

Chamberlain, Mary A.---died Sentember 14, 1925--72y.

Collier, Charlie---died --- 31, 1925--54y,1m,14d.

Chamberlain, Sallie---died March 11, 1926--66y.

Chastain, Andrew---died July 2, 1926

Chastain, Phoebe Jane (wife of Andrew)-died Sept.12, 1926-72y.
Child, Mrs. Kate---died Sentember 30, 1926--79y.

Chastain, Margaret E.---died May 21, 1924--60y.

Chastain, Naomi---died June 20, 1924--25y.

Crockett, Nerve---died January 7, 1930--73y.

Chastain, Oliver---died April 5, 1930

Colglazier, Isaac---died Avril 5, 1930--77y.

Chastain, Jacob Rice---died October 1, 1930--79y,10m,19d.
Collier, Jane---died December 30, 1928--75y.

Cathcart, Hettie---died August 28, 1925--52y.

Deweese, Anderson---died Avril 6, 1914

Duckwall, Ed---died at Salem November 2, 1914

Davis, Leander B.---died et Salem November 3, 1914.
Deweese, George---died at Fredericksburg November 3, 1914
Davis, William---died July 30, 1911--75y.

Dawson's boy killed himself Avril -, 1912 page torn.
Deweese, Mrs.---died January 11, 1913

Davis, Golson---died February 23, 1913

Davis, Iirs. Josh---died October 15, 1918

Driskell, Frank---was found dead Avril 3, 1916

Devault, Theodore---died August 16, 1921--66y.

Davis, Andrew Benton---died December 23, 1919--90y, 9m,1d.
Diefendorf, Albert---died November 11, 1923--67y.
Diefendorf, P.D.---died June 16, 1922--75y,8m,16d.

Denny, John S.---died July 1, 1924--74y.

Evans, Mrs. Kim---died June 29, 1910

Blgin, Wesley---died August 15, 4907--90y,3m,15d, buried the 18th.
Elgin, Stella---died June 10, 1916

Evans, James A.---died December 22, 1916--67y,3n,27d.

Elgin, Ursley---died January 16, 1916--17y.

Ellis, Martha J.---died June 23, 1922--76y,9m,5d.

Blein, Lizzie---died January 14, 1923

Elgin, Caléb---died March 11, 19235--83y.

Edwards, Ab---died August 12, 1927--43y.

Elgin, Lillian---died December 12, 1927--18y,11m,16d.

Furgason, Johnnie's girl---buried June 15, 1912
Faris, Opal Marie---died January 19, 1929--26y,5m, 20d.
Freed, James---died Avril 18, 1907

Freed, Uncie Jacob---died May 28, 1909

Freed, Barbrie---died December 51, 1912

Foutch, David---died duly 12, 1920--85y.
Ferguson, Taylor---died December 8, 1918--71y.
Freed, Emily---died March 18, 1919--82y, 3m, 3d.
Finley, Mrs. Cyrus---died January 20, 1917
Freed, Mrs. Harve---died February 7, 1917
Freed, Jacob---died June 12, 1917

Finley, Lizzie---cied April 8,
Foutch, Lew---died January 12,
Fisher, Mrs.

Finley, Allen---died December 8,

Ferguson, Mrs. Will---died July
Fox, William---died February -,
Foutch, Ida Naugle---died March
Foutch, Mrs. David---died Janua
Foutch, William L.F.---died May
Fisher,
Fisher,
Finley,
Foster,

Frank---died March 21,

Billie---died November

Amanda---died December 26,

Henry Wiley---died February 4,

Cyrus---died January 17,

1915--40y.

1921

1919--79y.
1923--19y.

29, 1922--29y.
19235--757.

9, 1923--56y,5m, 23d.
ry 19, 1925--82y.

26, 1933--67y,10m, 26d.
1927--57y.
1928--74y,1m,10d.
1932--81y.

55 1992-119

Gilstrap, Lucy C.---died May 29, 1914--71y.

Guy, ---ylor---died June 8, 1914--56y. ovage torn.

Glover, Liza Strattan---died February 14, 1910. "She was buried
Feb. 17 and it was the worst snow blizzard we ever had".

Gibson, William---died Avril 8, 1929--90y.
Green, George---died August 14, 1929
Gasaway, Frank---died May --, 1913 page torn.

Gould, Hthel---died March 9, 1919--31y,11m,11d.

Gilstrav, Aaron---died July 2, 1916

Green, Hettie---died July 3, 1916-#80y.

Gould, Hilda Jean---died February 27, 1932--8y,11m, 25d.
Gasaway, Wilbur---died August 14, 1921--15y.

Guthrie, John---died March 13, 1920--49y.

Greenslade, Laura B.---died July 14, 1923--60y.

Gilstrap, Frank---died Sevtember 2, 1931--65y,13d.

Gee, John---died January 12, 1932--91y.

Guthrie, Mrs. Rebecka---died Avril 15, 1933--95y,11m,15d.

Hayes, Joseph L.---died November -, 1901.

Hayes, Lorenzo D.---died October -, 1902

Hopper, Kattie---died December-, 1902

Hayes, Aunt Rebecca---died August -, 1904 (?) page torn.

Holsapple, Charley's baby---May 16, 1914.
Hopper, Omy---died August 23, 1914--33y. .
Hall, Harvey---died January 15, 1915.

Hunter, Manda---was found dead in bed January 13, 1910

Hall, Feter---was drowned in Lost River near the Johnson crossing
Jan. 13, 1910, found Jan. 16 and buried on the 17th.

Huffman, Mort---died Acril 8, 1910

Hobbs, Dr. H.C.---of Salem died Avril 17, 1910

Hancock, Dr.---died January 10, 1911

Hayes, Licoln (?)---died March 24, 1911 at Mitchell

Hedrick, Joel---died May 23, 1911--72y.

Hoyt, mother of Ferrel---died Congas hg tol

Hayes, ----- -died May 1, 1912 ge torn.

Horner, ee February 22, “1906-~75y.

Huffman, Clarry---died Avril 14, 1906

Huff, lees Pe February 12, 1908

Hall, John--~--died Rees 10, 1908

Hall, Peter---funeral at Ha lis
his brothers and

Haywood, Mr.---died July 26, 19

Hall, Uncle Asa'ts wife---funera

Hedrick, Murrel---died March 12

graveyard Sentember 11, 1910.
Sisters were there".
O7-buried Claysville.

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Hayes, Omer's baby---died May 2, 1907
Hunt, Dr.---died Sentember 22, 1908
Hall, John F.---died November 10, 1908
Hutchinson, Bruce---died August 29, 1912
Hobbs, Elisha---died November 13, 1912
Hobbs, Martha (wife of Elisha)---died December 10, 1912
Holmes, Mrs. Joseph L.---died February 17, 1913
Hoke, Herman---died Avril 24, 1920--29y.
Holiday, Wesley P~.---died December 23, 1918--age 68y.
Huff, Harrison---died February 18, 1916--79y.
Horner, Margaret---died February 17, 1916--78y.
Hoar, Silas---died October 20, 1917
Hubbard, James F.---died February De, NOt o==G2y5

Haywerd, Mrs.---buried Nar.11, 1915 at Claysville at 7 P.M. dark.

Hoar, lirs. Silas---died Avril 12, 1915

Hayes, Charley---died December 7, 1915

Hostudler, Lon---died December 29, 1915

Haley, Mrs. Blaine---died December 13, 1932--46y.
Hall, Nancy J.---died December 10, 1920--75y.
Huffman, John---died October 16, 1919--98y.
Holidey, Mrs. Wesley P.---died December 1, 1919
Hayes, Luis---died December 18, 1919--55y.

Hall, Dr. I.G.---died July 17, 1922--S92y,7m,2d.
Hayes, Lige---died April 26, 1925--61y.

Hayes, Orange Lem---died May 23, 1933--84y,11m,10d.
Hayes, Wiley J.---died March 16, 1893 and it snowed.
Hayes, Martha (wife of Wiley a)

Hayes, Sam---died August 24, 1924

Huffman, Nora=--died November 20, 1926

Hopper, Leander---died February 20, 1927--73y.

Hayes, Fred L.---died June 21, 1924--36y,7m,10d.
Hayes, Silvester---died Avril 2, 1930--71y.

Hughes, "Coon"---died August 1, 1930

Hunter, John T.---died Avril 8, 1927--82y.

Hopping, Henry L.---died November Se toed

Hovver, Mrs. Leander--~-died December 6, 1927--72y.
Hoar, Ease---died January 8, 1928

Huston, William B.---died March 23, 1928--69y,11m,16d.
Hardin, William---died December 30, 1928--74y,7m,13d.
Hall, William A.-~-died October 12, 1931--S2y.

Hayes, Curtis---died January 16, 1932--60y.

Hiles, Lydia B. Overman~--died December 26, 1920--56y.

Ingram, Frank---died August 18, 1929

Ingram, Silva May---died December 21, 1915--30y.
Ingram, wife of Ros---died February 18, 1925
Ingram, Mike---died July 26, 1930--78y.

Jones, Aunt Sally---died Sent. -, 1904 (?) page torn
Jones, ----- W.e---died October 9, 1913. page torn
Jones, Frank---died November 6, 1911--30y.

Jeans, Nat---see Vade, Jonn B.

Jean, William---died December 1, 1912

Jones, Ambrose---died April 2, 1918--75y.
Johnson, Mrs. Prerry---died July 6, 1916

Jones, Henry---died May 21, 1921--71y.

Johnson, Josiah T.---died November 11, 1921--935y.
Johnson, Silas---died June 21, 1919

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Jackson, Thomas---died February 20, 1920--73y.
Johnson, 0.P.---died January 24, 1924--62y,4m,13d.
Johnson, Hlwood---died February 11, 1924--64y, 9m, 26d.
Jones, Marria---died January 25, 1921--61ly.

Jackson, Belle---died October 14, 1919--42y.

King, Jefferson---died May 9, 1914--89y.

King, Mrs. Jefferson---died November 9, 1914--79y.
King, Filbert A.---died Avril 19, 1917--52y.
Kilman, Mrs. Anna--sdied January 1, 1922

Kelso, Mrs. David---died November 26, 1923--33y.
Kelley, Dr. J.F.---died December 28, 1932--63y.

Lewis, Miss Callie---died March 11, 1901

Leach, Alf---died January 11, 1911

Lewis, Cynthia---died May 24, 1911

Lemon (?), ------- died May -, 1912. page torn.
Lemon, E.S.---died January 31, 1906

Lewis, Charley's girl---died June 9, 1908
Loudermilk, W.5.---died November 4, 1908
Larimore, Frank---died February 16, 1922--64y.
Lewis, F.W. "Bud"---died December 23, 1924--61y.
Link, Harry ll.---died May 17, 1924--26y.

Lee, Frank's wife---died March 31, 1930

Lewis, George---died Avril 12, 1927==635y.

Link, Charlie---died October 5, 1927--67y,6m,i1&d.

Mires, James K.---died November 11, 1913--52y.
Martin, Peter---died May 12, 1914--79y.

Magin (7), Mrs. Hattie---died December 17, 1909
Matthew, James---died March 7, 1912

Miller, Lucinda---died April 30, 1929--85y.

Martin, Benjamin---was found drovmed in White river July 5, 1908.

Monroe, Thomas---died February 16, 1913

Matthew, Walter---died December 29, 1917--41y.

Martin, Ried---died January 31, 1919--13y,6m,9d.

Menaugh, Eli W.---died February 22, 1919--75y,1m,5d.

Mills, Richard---died February 16, 1916--69y,11m,9d.

Maden, Thomas---died Feb. 22, 1915, bur. Claysville 24th--63y.

Miller, Lum---died Sestember 14, 1915

Waudlin, Charles---died February 4, 1921--35y.

Michner, Isaac---died February 17, 1921--52y.

Martin, Anblla---died Merch 17, 1922--50y.

Martin, Rolla---died December 11, 1919--84y.

Merideth, Nathan---died Sept. 24, 1923--87y,10m,23d. taken to
Illinois for burial.

Mather, Elizabeth---died Sentember 28, 1923--75y,1m,2d.

Mills, Sam P.---died December 31, 1923--50y.

Mitchell, Thomas A.---died March 16, 1924--8

Martin, Nell---died liarch---died March 17, 1

Markland, Gus---died March 27, 1923--53y.

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Mather, R.P.---died August 22, 1924--72y.

Maudlin, Joel---died January 5, 1926--85y,3m,19d.
Merideth, Andrew K.---died February 1, 1926--81y,13d.
Martin, Frenk---died January 4, 1927--78y.

Matlock, Dr. H.d.---died June 25, 1924

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Maudlin, Benjamin---died January 13, 1931--79y.

Maudlin, Mark---died February 13, 1931--73y,11m,17d.
Marshall, Rev. John W.---died March 12, 1928--63y,4m,17d.
Moon, Lois---died March 24, 1928--19y,7m,10d.

Maudlin, Glen---died Avril 20, 1931--16y, 7m.

Moon, Ivan---died January 25, 1932.

Miller, James F.---died Seotember 11, 1932--62y.

Madden, Lucy M.---died Avril 16, 1933--79y.

McCoy, Allen---died August 18, 1901

fcCorry, Grant---was killed at Salem Aug. 11, 1914 by Wilbur Miller

McClain, Hazel---died March 7, 1910
McClintock, Sam---died November 6, 1910
McKinney, Henry---"was varalyzed between my house and Claysville

Mar. 31, 1913. Taken to my house and died Apr.1, 1913."

McNeely, William B.---died November -, 1908
McCoy, D's wife---"Hung herself Jan. 22, 1909 at her father's

in a pear tree, buried at Livonia the 24th Jan.
McCoy, D.---"Hung himself Feb. 18, 1909 in James B. Brown's barn".

McKinney, Henry---died March 31, 1913
McMahan, Emma---died June 30, 1924--63y.
McCoy, Billie---died November 11, 1926--69y.
McCoy, Mrs. Irvin---died March 29, 1928--46y.

Naugle, Charley---died Avril -, 1904

Naugle, Henry---died February 23, 1911

Neidefer, John---died February 6, 1907

Nall, Scott---died Sestember 20, 1908

Nall, William V.---died October 3, 1908

Neyman, E.M.C.---died January 4, 1909--i100y,10m,6d.
Naugle, Mrs. Sarah V.---died December 21, 1922
Naugle, Uncle Nic---died November 17, 1919--83y.
Nicholson, Dr.---died March 14, 1923--72y,im,id.
Nicholson, Thomas 0.---died Avril 19, 1922-~-75y.

Overman, Axiom---died August 16, 1910

Overman, Iirs. Axiom--- died February 16, 1908, buried Feb. 18.
Otte, Paul---died Avril 2, 1913

Oldham, Lucinda---died March 26, 1913, buried April 13, 84y.
Oldham, Joe---died May 29, 1916--59y.

Otte, Mrs. Faul---died December 18, 1924

Oldham, Al---died May 14, 1927--60y.

Pollard, Sallie---died July 25, 1901

Perdiew, Frank---died July 3, 1910

Perkhiser, Mrs. Allen---died March 16, 1911

Perkhiser, Allen---died March 18, 1911

Pavy, Noah---died March 7, 14912

Pavy, Miss Alice---died Avril 6, 1905

Prow, Christian---died January 14, 1908--88y,1m,29d.

Perkhiser, Jonn---died March 20, 1929

Phipnos, Robvert---died March -, 1929

Phillips, S.H.---died in the Phillipines Avril 19, 1907 and was
buried at Saltillo July 26, 1907.

Pollard, Asa---died November 8, 1907

Polson, Ed---killed himself August 16, 1912

Penn, Dan---died February 18, 1913

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Price, Mrs. W.E.---died May 1, 1924--63y.

Pollard, Mrs. Curt---died March 19, 1913

Pace, Mrs. B.T.---died March 16, 1918--74y.

Purlee, Ransom W.---died February 20, 1919--78y.
Pierson, Ann---died Februery 27, 1915--74y.
Pollard, Mrs. Simion---died March 31, 1915--78y.
Perkhiser, Willie---died November 29, 1915
Phillips, Horace Henry---died August 4, 1921--53y.
Pollard, Owen---shot himself December 6, 1921--62y.
Pollard, Otto Garfield---died April 13, 1919--36y.
Pollard, Ray---was killed June 17, 1919

Perdiew, James---died January 28, 1920--68y.
Phillips, Thomas---died February 21, 1920--S3y.
Pollard, Ora Vade Bush---died January 21, 1924--46y.
Prow, Ivy---died July 4, 1924--43y,1m,3d.

Philvutt, Allen B.---died Avril 19, 1925--69y.
Phipps, Robert G.---died April 13, 1925--64y.
Phipps, May Bishov---died Avril 16, 1925--60y.
Pollard, Manda---died October 7, 1927--‘/2y.

Prow, lMirs. Christian---died August 23, 1906

Ray, ---- Allen---died May 5, 1914--75y,8m,29d. page torn.
Roll, Rachel Ellen---died April 13, 1912.

Richardson, James---was buried Avril 20, 1907 at Freedom graveyarc.

Richardson, James (same)---died Avril 17, 1907
Robison, Charles G.---died September 8, 1909--83y.
Roll, Thomas---died March 10, 1913

Rosenbaum, William---died February 14, 1918

Rolston, James---died July 31, 1915

Rolston, Charles Oscar---died May 16, 1919

Romine, C.R.---died March 25, 1922--‘77y.

Robertson, Matthew---died March 30, 1922--72y.
Rutherford, John L.---died Ausust Ay 1922=<(57,1M,2 (as
Rolston, Andrew---died January 6, 1925--76y.

Russell, Mrs. Bill---died January 13, 1925--73y.
Robertson, Nrs. Math---died November 7, 1925--76y,5m,10d.
Rolston, John W.---died May 14, 1927--79y.

Richardson, W.W.---died Sectember 15, 1927--72y.

Ross, Steve---died April 20, 1928--58y.

Russell, William H.---died November 10, 1931--89y.
Radcliff, Charley-~-died January 13, 1932--77y.

Strattan, David---died June 14, 1901

Shanks, Harold---died July 17, 1901

Shanks, David K.---died Avril 27, 1902

Shroyer, ----- died July 17, 1913 vage torn.

Standish, Emily, daughter Alice sand son-in-law were killed at
Hoopston, Illinois on July 2, 1914.

Smith, Beccanny---died August 23, 1°914--68y.

Stephenson, -~---- n---died January 16, 1915. page torn.

Strattan, Seth---died February 7, 191

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Sutherland, Hd---died February 27, 1910
Standiford, Delph---died June 23, 1910
Shoults, Mrs. Richard---died February 255 1994
Stanley, Bertha---died June 11, 1911

Smedley, Harry---died July 38, ome

Smedley, Cora---died Sentember 27, 1911

Sullivan, Geor se---died March 20, 1912
Shanks, -Gtv-+--died at Jess Bakers April 15, 1912
Shoults, Cordelia---died June 16, 1906

page torts

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Smedley, John's boy ran over by a wagon and killed on either
June 11 or 17, 1908

Stevhenson, John's wife---died December 14, 1908

Sallee, Thomas' boy---killed in Florida May 13, 1912 and buried

May 19, 1912

Stephenson, Benjamin F.---died January 29, 1929--83y.

Shanks, Lewis---died Seotember 10, 1907

Sullivan, Joe---died January 31, 1909

Standiford, Miller---died April 23, 1909

Stover, Abraham---died Sevtember 23, 1912

Smith, Henry H.---died November 31, 1912

Smedley, Simp---died February 17, 1913

Smith, Frank---died Avril 12, 1913

Stephenson, Aunt Gemmima---died May -, 1913. page torn.

Stevhenson, Eli B.---died December 18, 1917--74y,10m, 9d.

Shanks, Ellen---died February 4, 1918

Stanley, Mary Alice---died August 7, 1918--61y,3m,25d.

Standish, William---died February 23, 1916

St. John, Rev. I.I.---died March 12, 1916--83y.

Strattan, Miss Nora---died March 26, 1916

Sallee, Pollie---died Avril 11, 1916

Smedley, John WV. (Doc)---died Avril 18,. 1916--65y.

Spangler, Benjamin---died March 13, 1915

Sallee, Mrs. Thomas---died January 1, 1932--58y.

Stephenson, Martha Ann---died March 1, 1932--74y.

Sappenfield, lirs.---died October 28, 1921

Stanley, Ervin---died December 28, 1921--63y.

Sallee, Rice---died February 26, 1922 at Orlando, Fla.--72y.

Spangler, Mrs. Ben---died February 28, 1922--82y.

Strattan, James B.---died December 20, 1919--72y.

Stanley, Jerome-~--died January 2, 1924--72y,7m,16d.

Stanley, Levi---died March 12, 1922--91y.

Still, Lucinda---died Avril 16, 1922--87y.

Smedley, M.L.---died November 19, 1922--65y.

Sweeney, Al B.~--died February 4, 1923--69y.

Standiford, Mrs. Dof---died February 21, 1923--69y.

Sutherlin, John R.---died Narch 2, 1923--73y.

Shanks, M.F.---died January 23, 1926--72y.

Stover, George---died March 9, 1927--55y.

Shroyer, Marrie Naugle---died August 29, 1929--69y.

Sullivan, Harve C.---died Cctober 6, 1930--57y,10m, 27d.

Smith, Charlie---died Jenuary 7, 1931--71y,11m.

Stephens, Warder W.---died March 10, 1927--81y,5m,20d.

Shank, Lew---died Sentember 24, 1927--55y.

Sherrow, James H.---died December 5, 1927--87y,11m, 7d.

Sullivan, Thomas J.---died January 24, 1928--85y,9m,11d.

Sallee, Estella---died January 1, 1932--53y,11m.

Tegarden, Nrs. Lottie---died March -, 1907, buried the 1ith.
Trinkle, Jake---died Acril 5, 1914 at Orleans.

Thrall, Mrs. Frank---died January 16, 1911

Trabue, Uncle Castillion---died March (177), 1912

Taggart, Thomas---died March 6, 1929--72y.

Tegarden, Amenda---died May 15, 1929--67y.

Tesarden, Uncle Joe---died Cctober 11, 1908

Taylor, Miss Eva---died Jan. 2, 1909 in Gotebo, Oklahoma.
Taylor, Hershel---died January 13, 1909 in Gotebo, Ox ahoma 3
was buried at Saltillo Jan. 17, "very icy and bad".
Todd, Harrison---died Feb. 9 909; buried the 11th.
Thompson, Fletcher---died Avril 19, noe

Taggart, Robert M.---died November 12, 1920--50y.
Thacker, Floyd---died Avril 23, 1918--26y.

Tegarden, John C.F.---died Avril 4, 1917

Trinkle, Vivian---died February 27, 1915

Thralls, Pearl---died February 28, 1915

Thrall, Francis---died May 18, 1915--81y.

Thomerson, Mrs. Isiah---died December 17, 1915
Thomerson, Isaac---died January 17, 1916--84y.
Teegarden, Sam---died February 7, 1916

Trinkle, Em---died December 14, 1931--58y.

Trinkle, Stevhen---died April 16, 1921---68y.
Trinkle, Henry F.---died Sevtember 27, 1921--85y.
Trinkle, baby of Paris---died October 20, 1921.
Tegarden, T.A. (of Kansas)---died October 31, 1921--50y.
Trinkle, Eva Bell---died May 30, 1919--39y.

Trinkle, baby of Paris---died January 19, 1924
Trinkle, William S.---died June 25, 1922--67y,5m,27d.
Trinkle, John---died October 31, 1922--84y,6m,14d.

Trinkle, Jonathan---died at C-Burg Aug. 20, 1922--82y,10n, 24d.

Trinkle, William---died June 22, 1927--91y, 6m, 22d.
Trinkle, Henry F.---died Sevtember 27, 1921--833y.

Trinkle, Mary Jane, wife of Jonathon---died Oct.6,1932--85y, 7m, 25¢e.

Tegarden, Kizzie---died June 15, 1933--73y.
Trinkle, baby of Paris---died January 15, 1926
Teegarden, John A.---died January 25, 1927--65y,4m,9d.
Tarr, Jonathan P.---died Avril 14, 1924--84y.
Trinkle, baby of Paris---died August 6, 1927
nee James E.~--died March 1, 1928--54y.

rinkle, Tede---died March 27, 1928--50y.
Thomas; Rachel---died March 28, 1928--78y.
Trinkle, C.F.'s wife---died in Kansas November 5, 1931
Thixton, James M.---died January 18, 19352--87y.
Tegarden, Robert---died February 27, 1910

Voyles, ------- died May 29, 1914--64y,8m,28d. page torn.
Vancleve, Mrs Betsy Martha---died Seotember 26, 1908
Voyles, Mrs. Herbert---died July 27, 1912--32y.

Vellom, Gennetta Hayes---died February 12, 1918--92y.
Voyles, Thomas J.---died February 7, 1915

Voyles, Logan D.---died January 6, 1920--74y.

Vellom, Lemuel---died June 3, 1929--56y,11m.

Voyles, Eliza---died April 30, 1925--85y,8m,11d.
Vandivier, ----- died August 1, 1930--76y.

Vest, Charles M.---died Avril 11, 1933--74y.

Wires, Mrs. Curt---died Feb. -, 1904

Walton, Mollie---was killed by a train Avril 21, 1914
Woodward, Wesley---died November 1, 1914

Warren, Oma---died Sexstember 1, 1910

Wright, Old Miss---died January 9, 1911

Warren, Charley---was killed January 9, 1911

Wilfong----- died March 8, 1911

Williams----died Avril 14, 1912 page torn.

Westfall, Miss Clarry---died Narch 51,1905

Wires, Omye—caied December as 1906

Wade, John B. and Jeans, Nat was both killed i:itchell e

at
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train December 6, 1907 on Friday at 2 n.m. Both burie
the 8th, Wade at Tabor and Jeans at Cave TOWN.

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Warren, Orra---was buried December 13, 1908

Wesner, Dennis 3B.---died January 22, 1929--74y,11m.
Wilfong, Martha---died March 4, 1929--90y,10m,8d.
Wingler, William---died February 8, 1907--37y.
Wilson, Aunt Julie---died May 7, 1907

Wilson, George---died November 9, 1917--71y.
Wilfong, John---died February 27, 1918--83y.

Wires, Samuel---died March 19, 1919--75y.

Westfall, Willie---died March 23, 1917---26y.
Wilkins, Mrs. Dan---died Avril 29, 1913

Wilson, Saltlie---died June 12, 1917

Wolfe, Mrs. Ellen---died February 27, 1915--79y.
Worrell, Uncle James---died December 2, 1915

Wires, Frank---died December 17, 1915--54y.

Wolfe, James V.---died February 19, 1932---75y.
Wires, Tut---died August 1, 1932--83y.

Woodward, Rhoda---died Avril 28, 1921--56y.

Whittet, Mary L.---died March 1, 1922--57y,8m,17d.
Wallace, John---died Avril 14, 1919--57y.

Wilkins, Daniel---died December 16, 1919--85y.
Warren, Silas---died February 1, 1920--b9y.

Wesner, Iola F.---died February 17, 1920--17y, dau of Edgar.
Wesner, Edgar--~-died February 27, 1920-=56y.

Wesner, Clarence---died February 27, 1920--33y.
Wires, William N.---died Sevtember 30, 1923--81y,11m, 24d.
Wade, James B.---died February 21, 1924--83y.
Williams, John L.---died Avril 4, 1922--87y.

Wilson, Miss Laura E.---died November 24, 1922--51y.
Wade, Smith D.---died January 22, 1923--69y.

Warren, John R.---died February 17, 1923--67y,5m,12d.
Wilfong, Grace---died March 9, 1923--22y,11m, 3d.
Wallace, Denver---died Maren 9, 1925--24y.
Watterson, Henry---died December 22, 1921

Westfall, Henry---died November 10, 1924--69y,8m,i1d.
Wilson, Thomas J.---died February 22, 1925--75y.
Williams, Noble---died March 1, 1925

Wright, Eli---died May 3, 1925--92y.

Wever, Miss Levata---died June 16, 1923--18y.
Hoodward, H.B.---died June 17, 1923--63y.

Wires, Frank---died June 28, 1923--60y. a

Walton, Joseph---died October 6, 1925--76y.

Wells, Dink---died October 11, 1925--67y.

Wingler, Rinard--~-died January 31, 1926--72y,6m,27d.
Wade, Smith's wife---died Jenuary 27, 1926

Wires, Field---died February 19, 1926--61y,8m.
Woods, Mrs.---died Sentember 19, 1926--84y.

Wells, Sarah---died December 11, 1926--69y.

Wells, Elmer E.---died May 3, 1924--58y.

Wible, John Ii.---died June 17, 1924--71y,8m,11d.
Wesner, B.H.---died Seotember 10, 1928--95y.
Worrell, Mol---died May 1, 1931--67y,6m.

Walton, Sarah---died May 2, 1925--7oy.

Woodward, Mary Glover---died September 9, 1925--S7y,5m,11d.

Youns, Charles R.---died November 10, 1931--69y,8m, 27d.

Zink's girl---died July 3, 1921--16y.
5 a a - ANS 2 Spay Sees 5
Zink, James Dawson---died February 26, 1932--S0y,6m,16d.

RECORDS OF ROB MORRIS LODGE 282
CAMPBELLSBURG, INDIANA
JUNE 18, 1861-NOVEMBER 9,

FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORICAT

SOCIETY

1869

MARCH 1972-C.C.

a ee eS Ss Se eee en ene

NOTES AND HISTORY pA

On May 29, 1861 a charter was issued by the State Grand Lodge
for a lodge, to be called Rob Morris, at Campbellsburg, "there
being a number of Free and accepted ancient York Mesons who are
desirous of association together as a regular Lodge of Masons",

The charter appointed George W. Bartlett as Master, Christian Prow

as Senior Warden and John C. Voyles as Junior Warden. Thomas R.
Austin was Grand Master of the State Lodge and Francis King was
Grand Secretary. In addition to Bartlett, Prow and Voyles the
other charter members seem to have been Israel Wesner, Felix D.
Badger, Benjamin A. Wesner, Elijah Driskell, J.N. Springer,
George W. Bogle, Enoch B. Driskell, Henry C. Malott, Elijah D.
Baker, William Gallahan, Henry Robertson, John Robertson, J.H.
Lockhart, Samuel J. Goodpasture, Stephen D. Walker. The above
men were members at least before the first Lodge meeting was held
on June 18, 1861.

the Lodge met the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.
From the first the hall seems to have been located above the
general store of Christian Prow. The Tri-County History states
they were still meeting there in the early 1880's. Dues were
15 cents per month. The initiation fee was $15.00 and a fee of
$1.00 was charged for transfer of membership between lodges.

When the by-laws were revised on December 3, 1867 the dues were
changed to 50 cents per quarter and the initiation fee raised to
$20.00. The transfer fee remained the same. No religous or
political dispute was allowed and members were strictly prohibited
from moving from one seat to another or nolding private conver-
sation during lodge hours.

On August 12, 4862 upon motion of John C. Voyles the Lodge
voted to pay the dues of members who were in U.S. service during
the Civil War. George W. Bogle, Charles H. Cornwell and Thomas 58.
Webb were all killed August 30, 1862 at Richmond, Kentucky.

Other members who were in the service as mentioned in the minutes

were Stephen D. Walker (1862-3-4), John L. Maiden (1862-3-4-5),

Francis M. Lemon (1862-3-4), Archibald Baxter (1862-3-4-5),

David W. Lee (1862-3-4-5), Samuel W. Strattan (1863-4-5), William

ancl e (1863-4), Van Buren Kelly (1864), Andrew J. Montgomery
1864).

The information compiled here-in is not a full and complete
copy of the first record book. It does contain all names Renn lee
in connection with the Lodge, membershinv and initiation lists for
each year, visitors, as well as deaths and other eoneeloeica!
and historical data.

ES UI ARIE HA ED SRE ETI.

PRs vey

SEE, Ot Seep een ses

INDEX

Adams, James---9
Albertson, Elias---1,2
Austin, Thomas R.---1A
Avery, W.R.---18

Badger, Felix D.---1A,1,3,6,8,9,11,12,14,15
Baker, Elijah D.---1A,1,3,6,8,11, 14, 17 20, 25
Baker, Isaac---6,7,8,11,14517,18,20,23,25,26
Barnett, Ambrose L.--10,12

Barnett, Martin S.---2,3,6,8,11,14,17,18
Barnett, 0.A.---21,22,24
Bartley, D.E.---21

Bartlett, Demosthenes G.---14,15,17,24
Bartlett, George W.---1A,1,3,6,8,9,11,12,13,14,16,17,18, 20
Baxter, x (Archibald }---14,3,4,6,8,11

Beck, David---13, 24

Beagley, George---8,9,15

Beasly, Thomas---26

Blackwell, Cyrus W.---11,12,14,16
Bogle, George W.---1A,1,3, death of-5
Boling, Silas---21

Booker, William B.---5

Bostic, Lindsey A.---21,23,24,25
Brown, A.d.---5

Brown, Wesley---9

Caress, I1.N.---18

Carlton, Thomas Ds===15

Carnahan, William---24

Carter, d.Ds-=-12

Caspar, Lewis---6,7,8,11,14,15,17,18,20,23, death of-25, 26
Chaney, Tsaa<<=16, 49

Chastain, Bartie= te 14.12, 146% 1920529

Child, Royal Bso=<-3,45 7,25
Collier, Stephen---8,9,1

Collier, William---1A,1,
Conklin, Hezekiah---11,1
Cornwell, C.H. (Charles e.
Cornwell, Charles M.---23
Cornwell, Sister (Widow o
Cravens, Bro.<4

Cravens, J.A.-2

Criby, Heos=4

Cutler, D.-12

Dickard, A.-2

Drake, Peter=14515417520;215 24
Driskell, Blijah=--1A4,1,3,6,8,11,1
Driskell, Enoch B.=-1A, 1,3,6 Og billige
Driskell, Jasper N.-25

Driskell, Manuel B.--11,12,14,17,1
Driskell, William 3B. ~--23, 24

Faulkeoner, J.F.-18

Fink, Edward-6,7,8,9

Fordice, Dennis-6,7,8,11,14,16
Foster, John D.-15

Freed, John R.---11,12,14,17,18

161.2518 5 25

Boos Os 0el eo log tee log hig loses eae)
Oo 5, Pg | lee seo

)---14,3,4, death of-5

25

ative )---19,25

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20

os

Gallahan, William-1A,3,6,8,11,14,15,20,21
Gillmore, Bro.-19

Gilwick, Andrew-4

Godfrey, George H.-2

Goodpasture, Samuel J.—-1A,1,55,6,.8511514511,20
Gould, Norton=6, 7,8.) ts 1i2e14

Green, W.P.-18

Greenslade, William M.-2,9,18,21

Grimes, Jacob-21,24,25

Gross, Jvames-25

Hammersly, dacob A.-11,12,;14,17,; 20,24
Hancock, George S.=17,16,20,25525
Hardin, John J.-17,19,20

Hawn (Hon), George H.-9,12

Hayden, william W.-9

Holiday, Benjamin F.-17,18,;20,25
Holiday, Henry G.-17,19,20;21

Holler, israel-25

Hubbard, William M.-17,18,20
Hutcherson, F.-2

Jones, James H.-18,19,20,21

Kelly, Van Buren-1A,8,9,11,12,14
King, Babel-18

King, Francis-1A

King, Samuel-2

Krutsinger, Alfred-14,15,17,19;20
Krutsinger, William H.-8,9,11,14,15,19
lee, David W.-1A,3,4,6,8,11,14,16,17,18, 20, 24
bee, FKinley=t 72535656511, 144.1 14195:205.23
Lemon, ae

Lemon, Bliab S.-2,4,6,8,11,12,14

Lemon, Francis i =185554,60+8, 11512
Lewis, Jefferson J.-11,12,14,15

hitvia, Poinias Ax=25 924

Link, Peter-8,9,11,12,17,19, 20,25
Lockhart, d.H. or d<Be-1As1,5,6,8,9

Lockhart, James-15
Lovelace, N.-9

Maberry, ---15

Magner, W.H.-2

Mahorney, Owen-7

Maiden, John L.-1A, oh 4,6,8,951
Malott, Henry C. mAh 1,3,6,8 me
Martin, Lemvel-26

Martin, 5.P.-12

Mathe (Mathey), Adolphe-19, 20,21

Mather, Albert-23,25

Mather, Nathaniel Pi-G, 7484115135 14517 141 95 20323425
Mattocks, Samuel-7

Maudlin, Joel-9,12,15

McColloch, James-4

MeDonald, William-21

McMahan, Dennis-4

MePheeters, J.L.-7

1, death of-15
2

ca

Menaugh, J.-4

Miiter, R.oWe-4,7

Mitchell, John-13

Mills, Richard-25

Moneyhan, Henry-2,9

Montgomery, Andrew ¢¢-1h,8,95175 14, 16
Morris, Peter-25

Naugle, Henry-17,18,19,20,25

Newkirk, Isaac-15

Nichols, Joel-15

Nicholson, Benjamin F.=152,550s661151451 (920s2l 523
Nicholson, Thomas M.-6,8,11,14,17,20

Noe, David M.-14,15,17,20, 24

O'Conner, Pat-12

Peyton, Bluford-15
Phipps, McCamey-3,4,
Pollard, Silas-11,12
Pollard, W.-9
Powers, William-1,2
Price, RsAs=1524 3,65 748
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of

8; 20,25,24,25

Prow, C. (of Paoli)-23
Prow, Christian-1A,1,3
Prow, James-7,12
Prow, James W.-4

Reid, =i

y 1 tg 1355 14515951 75185195.20521522,25,24,05

eee Celso Celmmuus la) =5.6, 3,4 1412514510525
Robertson, Henry-1A,142; 5565851151451 74520;25
Robertson, John-1A, j ,3,6,8,11,12,14

Robertson, William-3,5,6,7,8,11,14,17, 20,24
Rosenbaum, George A.-7,9,24

Ruoberson, John 5.=1,2,556;9,9

Ruberson, Rice R.-2
Rudder, C.-9

Sayles, Eliab-1,2,3, death of-4

peoly, Bnoch 5.<17,18,20,21

phryer, Zenus Mi-2 93555658595 11514317 1520
Skelly, M.-19

Smedley, Morgan-24,25

Springer, J.N.-1A,152

peiil, Abram C.-14,175517,20;25
Stockwell, D.A.-21

wLpone, S.=7

pLvone, WC. or C.W.=12,13

Seuravian, Samiel -W.-1A,6,) 7,66 11s 1431551 1520325

Teague, William Bs=1555;6,8,11515,14515,16

Thomas, A.L.-21

Thompson, Harvy-4,7

Todd, Alexander J.=8,9,115174517, 18,205,271 22, 25,25

Vestal, John-12

WoyLes, aionnC.=1451459555 6915 0s 9e4 lel 25 os 1451 Oo hls toseUs coe
Voyles, Thomas D. -14, 1ogliselseco
Wade, James Mc-1°,20,21

Wade, Thomas Jefferson-8,9,11,14,17,20
Walker, David-2,7,13,24
Walker, Stephen D.-14,1,3,6,8,9,11, death of-12,15

Watts, Thomas J.-17,18,20
Watts, W.W.-15

Warren, William-12

Webb, Sister-25

Webb, T.S. (Thomas S.)-1A,3,4, death of-5
Wesner, Benjamin A.=1Ah, 155505 (5891157451 7,20
Wesrner, Istacel—1451,5,670511414511,20,21
Wesner, Wildiam—1,3,6, 951151467 7,20;21

Wible----2

Wilcox, A.5 <4

Wilkins, <sonn T.0s=1.25 5964 1eCe) (6bts tls 1 S520 5235 24520
Wislerd, 5.C.=2

Williams, J.L.-9

Woods, Henry M.-23,24,25

Woods, John R.-26

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Return of Rob Morris Lodge 282 for year January 1 thru Dec. 31,1867
Dispensation dated the 29th day of May.
Held at Campbellsburg Washington County Indiana.
Distance to Indiamapolis by most direct traveled route---140 miles.

Our regular day of meeting is the second & fourth Tuesdays of each
month.

The following officers were elected at the stated meeting in June
18 and were installed into office:

G.W. Bartlett W.M.

Christian Prow Die Wie

John C. Voyles dieW-s

Israel Weisner Treasurer

F.D. Badger secretary

B.A. Weisner S.D.

Elija Driskell Jee

Steward
John Robertson Tyler
The following have been indatea this year:

F. Lee July 8 Jd2TsC. Wilkins duly 23
W.B. Teague July 8 William Collier Sept. 24
*John Robertson July 23 R.A. Price October 23
Thomas Lockhart July 23 B.F. Nicholson Nov. 26

Names of the Brethren om whom the degree of Fellow-craft has been
conferred during this year:

F. Lee July 23 J.T.C. Wilkins August 13

William B. Teague July 23 William Collier October 23

Thomas Lockhart August 13 R.A. Price November 12
AJohn Robertson August 13 B.F. Nicholson December 10

Names of Master Masons initiated this year and not included in
list of members:

F. Lee August 13 William Collier Nov. 12
Wm. B. Teague August 13 Rake Price December 3
JeleGs Wilkins: August 27 BoP. Nicholson “Dee. 24

aJohn Robertson August 27

List of members admitted from other Lodges:
Elob Sayles October 8

List of members Demitted: (moving membership to another Lodge)
J.N. Springer August 22

List of Applicants rejected:
William Powers December 24
Elias Albertson December 24

List of members not including any for whom an initiation fee has
been paid this year:

G.W. Bartlett Benjamin Weisner Elija Driskill
Christian Prow B.Bs Driskill S.D. Walker
John C. Voyles John Robertson Elob Sayles
Isreal Weisner G.W. Bogle
F.D. Badger Henry Malott
D. Baker 5. Goodpasture
William Weisner J.Hs Lockhart

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NOTES FROM MEETINGS OF 1861

June 18---first meeting. Officers appointed and committee
appointed to frame the by-laws.

June 25---Visitor E.S. Lemon of Livonia Lodge 206. Petitions
for membership from F. Lee and George H. Godfrey read.

July 8---Visitors F. Hutcherson and E.S. Lemon of Livonia Lodge.
Petitions for membership from John Ruberson, Thomas sockhart
and J.7.C. Wilkins. (Note: The petition of George H. Godfrey
was reported favorably at this meeting but not mentioned after
this. ne evidently withdrew the petition. )

July 23---Visitors nenry Moneyhan and E.S. Lemon of Livonia Lodge.
Petition of Bro. Elab Sayles, a Master Mason, late a member of
Genesee Lodge 208, New York was read. whe treasurer was autho-
rized to loan Henry Robertson $15. for sixty days. The Master
was authorized to draw $10. from the treasury to purchase a
master carpet for the lodge.

August 13---Visitor A. Dickard of Charity Lodge 30, Washington, Iz:.
August 22---Vote of thanks given to J.N. Springer.

August 27---Called meeting for the purpose of issueing demit to
J.N. Springer. Visitors present were W.H. Magner, F. Hutchersozx,.
------- Wible, David Walker, Samuel King, S.C. Willard and
W.M. Greenslade of Livonia Lodge 206. Also J.A. Cravens of
Solomon Lodge 71 end Rice R. Ruberson of Cedar Lodge 161 of
Lovisvitie;—Imé. (4)-Stevrd REAP REE SUIENS

September 10---Petition of William Collier for membership read.
September 24---Usual business.
October 8---Petition of R.A. Price for membership read.

October 23---Visitors E.S. Lemon of Livonia Lodge 206 and also
Zenus Shryer of Salem Lodge 21.

November 12---Visitor William Greenslade of Livonia Lodge 206.
Petitions from William Powers and B.F. Nicholson for member-
ship read.

November 26---Usual business
December 3---Called meeting. Visitor E.5S. Lemon of Livonia.

December 10---Visitor William Greenslade of Livonia Lodge 206.
Petitions for membership read from E. Albertson and also
Martin S. Barnett.

December 24---Usual business.

END OF YEAR 1861

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Return of Rob Morris Lodge for year January 1 thru Dec. 31, 1862

The following officers were elected at the stated meeting and were
installed into office June 24th:

G.W. Bartlett W.M. William B. Teague ws
Christian Prow S.W. delat. Wilkins dais
J.C. Voyles Jos H.C. Malott Steward
Isreal Wesner da Eb. Be Driskell Steward
F.D. Badger Secretary William Collier Tyler
The following have been initiated this year:
M.S. Barnett January 14 A. Baxter July 28
F.M. Lemon March 11 D.W. Lee July 30
John L. Maiden March 25 R.B. Childs August 26
Cuno Richards July 8 McAmy Phipps August 26
C.H. Cornwell July 28 William Robertson November 25
T.S. Webb July 28
Names of the Brethren on whom the degree of Fellow-Craft, etc:
M.S. Barnett February 11 *7T.S. Wible July 30
F.M. Lemon March 25 A. Baxter July 30
John L. Maiden gen a Se D.W. Lee August 1
C.H. Richards July 21 McAmy Phipps September 9
C.H. Cornwell July 30 William Robertson Decbr. 9
Names of Master Masons initiated this year and not included in liss
of members:
M.S. Barnett March 11 C.H. Richards August 12
John L. Maiden April 8 D.W. Lee August 12
F.M. Lemon April 22 icCamy Phipps sept. 23
C.H. Cornwell August 4 Zeno M. Shryer October 14
T.S. Webb August 4 William Robertson Dec. 23
A. Baxter August 4

List of members not including any for whom an initiation has been
paid this year:

G.W. Bartlett William Wesner
Christian Prow S. Goodpasture
John C. Voyles dete uOoCkhart
Isreal Wesner Elijah Driskell
F.D. Badger $.D. Walker
Benjamin Wesner Elab Sayles
E«B. Driskell F. Lee
John Robertson Villiam B. Teague
G.W. Bogle John Ruberson
H.C. MalLott o20l6. Wi kange
William Gallahan William Collier
Henry Robertson Rehs 2P1ce
(4)D. Baker B.F. Nicholson
"THE LOVED AND LOST"---NAMES OF MEMBERS WHO HAVE DIED THIS YHAR:

Elab Sayles died June 14

C.H. Cornwell died August 30

T.5. Webb died August 30

G.W. Bogle died August 30
Names of members whose dues have been remitted due to being in
United States Service: S.D. Walker, John L. Maiden, F.M. Lemon,
A. Baxter and D.W. Lee

KK SHovrD READ T, S WEBB

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NOTES FROM MEETINGS OF 1862 4-

January 14---Visitors S.L. Reid of Livonia Lodge 206 and Andrew
Gilwick of Bedford Lodge 14.

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January 28---Visitors James W. Prow of Bedford Lodge 14; A.S. Wilcoz
and Harvy Thompson of Cedar Lodge 161 of Leesville, Ind.

February 11---Usual business.
February 25---Petition of F.M. Lemon for membership read.

March 11---Visitor R.W. Miller of Salem Lodge 21. Petition of
Mc Phipps for membership read.

March 25---Visitors James W. Prow of Bedford Lodge 14; A. Wilcox
and Harvy Thompson of Cedar Lodge 161, Leesville. Petition of
J.L. Maiden for membership read. Owing to an emergency on the
petition of Maiden the committee was required to report “now".

April 1---Called meeting for the purpose of passing Bro. Jd.lL.
Maiden,"he being a U.S. Soldier and at this time on furlougn,
and is disirious of receiving the degrees of masonry before
returning to his regiment."

April 8---Visitor A.S. Wilcox of Cedar Lodge 161, Leesville, Ind.
Petition of Mc Phipps rejected.

April 22---Visitor H.S. Crib of New Albany Lodge 39.
May 13---Usual business.
June 10---Election of officers.

June 15---Called meeting for the purpose of "paying the last tokens
of respect to the memory of our deceased Bro. Eliab Sayles, who
departed this life on friday evening June 13th 1862." Visitors
James W. Prow of Bedford Lodge, E.S. Lemon of Livonia Lodge,
A.S. Wilcox and Harvy Thompson of Cedar Lodge of Leesville.
"Then repaired to the residence of our deceased Bro. where a
funeral sermon was delivered by the Rev. Clinton Lemon. After
which repaired to the place of interment, the W. Master conduct-
ing the ceremony, after which the members dispersed".

June 24---Visitors Dennis McMahan of Salem Lodge and James McColloecn
of Livonia Lodge. Bro. L. Menaugh dedicated the lodge and then
installed the officers.

July 8---Visitor E.S. Lemon of Livonia Lodge.
July 22---Usual business.

July 28---Called meeting for the purpose "of acting on the petitions
of A. Baxter, C.H. Cornwell and 1.5. Webb, they having entered
in the U. States service and wishing to have the degrees of
masonry confered upon them before leaving home". Visitor Bro.
---- Cravens of Martinsburg Lodge 237.

July 30---Called meeting for the purpose of confering the degrees
upon A. Baxter, C.H. Cornwell, i'.5. Webb, also for the purpose
of acting on the petition of David Lee, "he also having entered
the U.N. States Service".

August 2---Ualled meeting for the purpose of confering the second
degree upon David Lee. Petition of R.B. Child for membership
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August 12---Petition of McAmy Phipps for membership read. Motion
of Bro. J.C. Voyles that the lodge remit the dues of the members
of the lodge in the U.N. States services until their return home.

August 26---Usual business.

September 9---"Resolve that a committee be appointed to draft
resolutions in token of respect of our worthy brothers G.W. Bogle,
C.H. Cornwell and T.S. Webb who fell in Battle at Richmond, .
Kentucky. Resolve that a committee be appointed to accertain
whether the bodies of our worthy deceased Brothers G.W. Bogle,
C.H. Cornwell and 1.5. Webb could be had for interment".

September 23---Usual business.

October 14---Petition of W.B. Booker for membership read. Petition
of Bro. Zeno M. Shryer of Salem Lodge for membership transfer.

October 28---Petition of William B. Booker for membership denied.

November 11---Petition of A.J. Brown for membership read. Also
same from William Robertson.
November ---Called meeting for the purpose of procuring the bodies

of our worthy deceased brothers Bogle, Cornwell and 17.5. Webb
who fell at the battle of Richmond, Ky. Bro. J.C. Voyles was
appointed to visit Richmond Ky to procure the bodies if possible.

November 25---Petition of A.J. Brown rejected.

December 9---The report of Bro. J.C. Voyles: "To the W. Master,
Wardens & Brethern of Rob Morris Lodge No. 282, having been
appointed by the Lodge to visit the battle field at Richmond Ky.
to recover the bodies of our beloved Bros. G.W. Bogle, C.H.
Cornwell and 1.5. Webb who fell in battle there on the 30th of
August 1862, Beg leave to make the following report: 'I visite
the battle field on the 21st day of November and found that the
bodies had been buried so near the surface that hogs had dis-
intered them and so mutilated their bodies that they could not
be recognized'. My expenses was as follows: $6.85 for rail
road and stage fare to Richmond, Ky. $5.55 for boarding and
lodging. 50 cents for horse hire and $6.85 for return rail road
and stage fare."

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December 2%---Usual business.

END OF YEAR 1862

Return for year January 1 through December 31, 1863:

The following officers were elected and installed June 24:

Christian Prow W.M. William Gallahan Die Dic

John C. Voyles SaWs E. Driskell J.D

F.D. Badger JW. -HiGy-Matets (xd out) Steward

Israel Wesner Jie B.A. Wesner n

J.T.C. Wilkins Sec. F. Lee "

McAmy Phipps Tyler

The following have been initiated this year:

N. Gould May 12 T.M. Nicholson July 28

I. Baker May 12 E. Fink Sept. 8

Dennis Fordice May 28 L. Casper Dec.e2e

S.W. Strattan July 28 N.P. Mather Dec. 22
Names of brethern elected to Fellow-Craft this year:

N. Gould May 28 S.W. Strattan Aug. 1

I. Baker June 2 T.M. Nicholson Aug. 11

D. Fordice dune 2 E. Fink Sept. 22
Master Masons initiated this year and not included in member list:

N. Gould June 2 S.W. otrattan August 4

I. Baker June 23 T.M. Nicholson September 22
List of members admitted from other Lodges:

E.S. Lemon August 25
List of members:

G.W. Bartlett F. Lee

C. Prow William B. Teague

J.C. Voyles J. Ruberson

I. Wesner J.T.C. Wilkins

F.D. Badger W. Collier

B. Wesner R.A. Price

E.B. Driskell B.F. Nicholson

J. Robertson E.o. Lemon

H.C. Malott Jeu. Maiden

William Gallahan M.S. Barnett

H. Robertson F.M. Lemon

D. Baker A. Baxter

William Wesner C.H. Richards

S. Goodpasture D.W. Lee

Jf. Lockhart McAmy Phipps

Bs. Driskell Zeno M. Shryer

5.D. Walker William Robertson

List of members whose dues are remitted by reason of being in the
United States service:

S.D. Walker D.W. Lee
Jel. Maiden S.W. Strattan
F.M. Lemon William Collier

A. Baxter

NOTES FROM MEETINGS OF 1863

January 13---Visitors: J.L. McPheeters, D. Walker and 5S. Stone
of Livonia Lodge 206.

January 27---Visitor: R.M. Miller of Salem Lodge 21.
February 10--Usual business.

February 25--Usual business.

March 10---Usual business.

March 24---Visitor: Samuel Mattocks of Lodge No.

May (no date)---Petitions for membership from N. Gould, Dennis
Fordice and(¢s94d Baker.

May 12---Usual business.

May 28---Visitor: Harvy Thompson of Cedar Lodge 161 of Leesville.
On motion of Bro. R.A. Price, Resolved to refund to R.B. Child
ten dollars, he having been duly rejected to take the Fellow-
Crafts & Master Masons degrees.

May 26---Visitor: Bro. Prow of Salem Lodge.
Note: No meetings are given with April dates, but it would
seem that at least two of the meetings in "May" were actually
held in April.

June 2---called meeting. Visitor: Prow of Salem Lodge 21.
(This meeting held at. 7+ Pu.)

June 2 (5:P.M.)---Election of officers. Petition of Owen Mahorney
for membership mentioned, but not in earlier records.

July 28---Petition of S.W. Strattan for membership read. On
motion of William Robertson the petition of Owen Mahorney was
withdrawn by consent of the lodge. On motion of J.7T.C. Wilkins
to alter the by-laws so as to meet once a month, say the second
Tuesday in each month, was laid over until our next regular
meeting for debate.

August 1--- Called meeting for usual lodge business.
August 4---Usual business.

August 11---Petition of Eliab S. Lemon for membership read. Note
is made of $15. received on petition from George A. Rosenbaum.

August 25---Committee to whom was referred the petition of G.A.
Rosenbaum asks for more time. Petition of Edward Fink mentionec.

September 8---Usual business.

September 22---Committee on the petition of George Rosenbaum asked
to be discharged which was granted and a new one appointed.

October 13---Usual business.
October 27---Petition of George Rosenbaum rejected.

November 11---Motion of J.C. Voyles to refund $15. to Rosenbaun.
November 25---Usual business.

December 8---Petitions of L. Casper and N.P. Mather read.
December 22---Motion of J.C. Voyles to appoint a committee to

purchase a set of Jew (?) and four leather aprons. Motion of
B. Wesner to purchase one dozen spit boxes and some hooks.

Report of year January 1 through December 31, 1864: 7

The following officers were elected and installed June 24:

Christian Prow W.M. George W. Bartlett Sal.
John.C. Voyles S.W. Emoch B. Driskell Js
Felix D. Badger J.W. Finly Lee Steward
Israel Wesner A Nag Stephen Collier Steward
Lewis Casper sec. William Collier Lyiex
The following have been initiated this year:
Peter Link Feb. 9 A.J. Montgomery July 12
V.B. Kelly Feb. 12 uveorge Beagley July 26
Stephen Collier March 8 William H. Krutsinger sept.27
Rod» Todd June 28 T.d. Wade Sept. 27
Names of Brethren on whom the degree of Fellow Craft was conferred:
Lewis Casper Jan. 12 A.d. Todd July 12
N.P. Mather dais 12 A.d. Montgomery July 16
VsB., Kelly Feb. 12 William H. Krutsinger Nov.22
Peter Link Feb. 12 T.d. Wade Dec. 13

Stephen Collier March 22
Names of Master Masons initiated this year not in list of members:

Van Buren Kelly Feb. 12 Ad.) Todd duly 26
Peter Link March 8 William H. Krutsinger Dec. 13
Stephen Collier Aoril 12 Teds Wade December 27

A.J. Montgomery July 16

Names of Master Masons raised this year-initiated in previous year:
Lewis Casper Jan. 26 Thomas Lockhart Feb. 23
N.P. Mather Jan. 26 Dennis Fordice Mar. 8

List of Members:

GeW. Bartlety R.A. Price

C. Prow B.F. Nicholson

J.C. Voyles E.o. Lemon

Israel Wesner J.l. Maiden

F.D. Badger M.S. Barnett

B.A. Wesner F.M. Lemon

E.B. Driskell A. Baxter

John Robertson C.H. Richards

H.C. Malott .W. Lee

William Gallahan McAmy Phipps

H. Robertson Zenus M. Shryer

E.D. Baker William Robertson

William Wesner Norton Gould

S.d. Goodpasture Isaac Baker

Elijah Driskell S.W. Strattan

5.D. Walker T.M. Nicholson

Finly Lee Lewis Casper

William B. Teague N.P. Mather

J.T7.C. Wilkins Thomas Lockhart

William Collier Dennis Fordice
List of members moved to other Lodges:

John 5S. Ruberson Feb. 9 J.R. Lockhart Dec. 13

Edward Fink June 28
List of members whose dues were remitted because of being in the
United States Military Service: S.D. Walker, J.L. Maiden, F.M
Lemon, A. Baxter, D.W. Lee, S.W. Strattan and William Collier.
Note: V.B. Kelly and A.J. Montgomery were both soldiers in the

U.S. Army at the time they were initiated, passed and raised.

NOTES FROM MEETINGS OF 1864 q
January 12---Fetition of C. Rudder for membership read.

January 26---Visitors: W. Brown and J. Maudlin of Livonia Lodge.
Petitions of W. Pollard and P. Link for membership read. fhe
petitions of C. Rudder and W. Pollard were rejected.

February 9---Visitors: G.H. Hon of Orleans and William W. Hayden
of Palmira Lodge 18. Demit for John Ruberson granted. The
petitions of William H. Krutsinger and N. Lovelace read. E

February 12---Called meeting. Petition for membership read from
Vibs Kelly.

February 23---Visitor: J. Maudlin of Livonia. Petition read for
membership from Stephen Collier.

farch 8---Visitors: H. Moneyhon and Joel Maudlin of Livonia.
Petition of N. Lovelace rejected. On motion a committee of
one was appointed to purchase a medal for the ex W.M. G. Bartlevz
and ex Sec. F.D. Badger.

March 22---Usual business.

April 12---Visitors: William Greenslade and M. Murphy of Livonia.
April 26---Usual business. .

May 10---Usual business.

June 14--Petition for membership from Alex J. Todd. Election of
officers. Committee on charity appointed.

June 28---Visitor: James Adams of Solomon Lodge 71, Hardinsbur
Petition of Andrew J. Montgomery for membership read. Demit
granted to Edward Fink. On motion of J.C. Voyles it was re-
solved to ventilate the Lodge room.

duly 12---Visitors: J.L. Williams of Paoli Lodge 119 and Wesly
Brown and Joel Maudlin of Livonia Lodge 206. Petition from
George Beagley for membership read. Resolved that the Secretary
forward Brother J.L. Maiden a certificate of being in good
Masonic standing in the Lodge.

July 16---Called meeting.
July 26---Visitors: Wesly Brown and Joel Maudlin of Livonia.

August 9---Expenses allowed for venting the Hall and procuring
aprons.

August 23---Usual business.

September 13---G.W. Bartlett reports that he left the lodge on
account of sickness and not through any contempt for the lodge.
Petition of G.A. Rosenbaum for membership read. Also petitions
from William Hs Krutsinger and T.J. Wade. Petition of 8.0.
Walker for a Diploma which was granted.

September 27---Usual business.

October 11---Petition of G.A. Rosenbaum rejected. Petition of
William J. Krutsinger to second degree rejected. Also T.J. Wede.

October 25---Usual business.

November 8---Usual business.

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November 22---Z.M. Shryer, cited for non-attendance, stated his
sons were in the army and his family were unwilling to stay av
home at night without him, that he wishes to attend and will,
whenever he can leave his family.

December. 13---Bro. C. Prow presented an account for coal oil and
sundry articles to the amount of $4.90. Ali dues paid to this
Lodge by J.R. Lockhart ordered refunded because they rightly
belong to Solomon Lodge 71 of Hardinsburg. -

December 27---Account from Christian Prow for $48. for lodge rent
paid. Petition of Ambrose L. Barnett for membership read.

END OF YEAR 1864

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REPORT FOR YEAR JANUARY 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1865
The following have been initiated this year:

Cyrus W. Blackwell Feb. 28 Manuel B. Driskell June 27
Jefferson J. Lewis Mar. 28 Barnett Chastain July 25
Jacob A. Hammersly April 11 Silas Pollard Oct. Al
Hezekiah Conklin June 13 John R. Freed Oct... 24

Names of Brethren on whom the degree of Fellow Craft conferred:
Cyrus W. Blackwell Mar. 14 Manuel B. Driskell July 25

Jefferson J. Lewis April 25 Barnett Chastain Aue. 22

Jacob A. Hamersly April 25 Silas Pollard Nov. 14

Hezekiah H. Conklin July 25 John R. Freed Nov. 14
Names of Master Masons install and not included on membershinv list

Cyrus W. Blackwell Aprils ezekiah H. Conklin Aug. 8

Jefferson J. Lewis May 9 Barnett Chastain OCG. 14

Jacob A. Hamersly May 9 Silas Pollard Nov. 28

Manuel B. Driskell Aug. 8 John k. Freed Nov. 28
List of membership:

GW Bartlett A. Baxter

C. Prow Cethe Rachards

J.C. Voyles D.W. Lee

Israel Wesner M.C. Phipps

F.D. Badger Z.M. Shryer

B.A. Wesner William Robertson

E.B. Driskell Norton Gould

John Robertson Isaac Baker

H.C. Mallott DbeWs. Dtrattan

William Gallahan T.M. Nicholson

H. Robertson Lewis Casper

E.D. Baker N.P. Mather

William Wesner Thomas Lockhart

Sed. Goodpasture Dennis tordice

Elijah Driskell V.B. Kelly

Finly Lee Peter Link

de beGs Nilkins A.J. Montgomery

William Collier Awd. Todd

B.F. Nicholson William H. Krutsinger

E.o. Lemon T.J. Wade

M.S. Barnett
"THE LOVED AND LOST"---MEMBERS WHO HAVE DIED THIS YEAR:

Stephen D. Walker (date not given)---announced at Jan.10 meetings.
Jonn L. Maiden December 9

List of members moved to other lodges:

Francis ti. Lemon March 14
Stephen Collier ANB. 22
R.A. Price Octs, 24

List of those suspended for other causes:
William B. Teague December 286

List of members whose dues are remitted due to military service:
A. Baxter
D.W. Lee
J.L. Maiden
S.W. Strattan

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January 10---The death of Bro. Stephen D. Walker was announced.

January 24---Petition of Cyrus W. Blackwell for membership read.
Petition of A.L. Barnett for membership was withdrawn.

February 14---Visitor: James Prow of Salem Lodge 21.
February 28---Visitor: Joel Maudlin of Livonia Lodge 206.

March 14---Visitors: George Hawn of Orleans Lodge 153 and W.C.-
Stone of Martinsburg Lodge. Petition of J.A. Hammersly for
membership was read, also one from J.d. Lewis. On motion of
J.C. Voyles it was resolved that the Lodge employ Brother
G.W. Bartlett to procure the photographs of all the deceased
Brethren of this Lodge if the same could be done conveniently.
Demit granted to Francis M. Lemon.

March 28---A petition signed by F.M. Lemon, F.D. Badger, McCamy
Phipps, C.H. Richards, Norton Gould, W.C. Stone, E.S5S. Lemon,
John Robertson and V.B. Kelly praying for a recommendation of
this Lodge to the Grand Master for the purpose of organizing
a Lodge at Saltilloville, Ind. was then read and granted.

April 9---Called meeting for the purpose. of "paying the last
tokens of respect to the memory of our deceased Brother S.D.
Walker. The Lodge attended public worship concluding with the
usual Masonic ceremonies".

April 11---Visitors: C.W. Stone of Martinsburg Lodge; D. Cutler
and Pat O'Conner of Temple Lodge 47, Greencastle, Ind. and
John Vestal and J.D. Carter of Orleans Lodge 153. Petition
of William Warren for membership read.

April 25---Visitor: C.W. Stone of Martinsburg Lodge.

May 9---Visitor: C.W. Stone of Martinsburg Lodge. Petition of
William Warren for membership denied. Petition of H. Conklin
for membership read.

May 23---Usual business.

June 13---Petition of M.B. Driskell for membership read. Election j;
of officers. j

June 27---Visitor: C.W. Stone of Martinsburg Lodge. Petition
of Barnett Chastain for membership read.

July 11---Visitor W.C. Stone of Martinsburg Lodge.
July 25---Visitor W.C. Stone of Martinsburg Lodge.
August 8---Visitor W.C. Stone of Martinsburg Lodge.

August 22---Visitor W.C. Stone of Martinsburg Lodge. Demit given
to Stephen Collier.

September 12---Petition of Silas Pollard for membership read.
September 26---Petition of J.R. Freed for membership read.
October 11---Petition of S.P. Martin for membership read.

October 24---Petition of S.P. Martin rejected. Demit granted to
Rohe Price,

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November 14---Visitors: D.W. Walker and John Mitchell of Newland
Lodge 286 of Salem and W.C. Stone of Martinsburg. Account of
$2.75 presented by J.C. Voyles for wood was ordered paid.

November 28---Visitors: W.C. Stone of Martinsburg and David Beck
of Salem Lodge 21.

December 9---Called meeting for the purpose of attending to the
funeral services of Brother John L. Maiden. Christian Prow,
N.P. Mather and G.W. Bartlett appointed to draft resolution. -
"he was a zealous, up rite and consistant Mason, a good citizen,
a kind husband an indulgent parsent in all the attributes of
Humanity worthy of Respect in Life, Therefore=Resolved that we
tender to his Bereaved famally our warmest simpathy, and point
the widow and the orphants to the wise Economy of Him who terp-
ers the wind to the Shorn Lamb and that our willing hands are
Ever ready if in any way we can to Lighen the Burthens of their
great Sorrow has brot upon them. Resolved, that as a mark of
respect for our Deceast Erother we will attend his furnel And
pay the Last Sad rights of respect which we can to Humanity.
Resolved, that this Lodge be draped in mouring and that the
Brethren ware the usual badge thereof for thirty days".

"On the following morning December 10th 1865 at 11 A.M. the
members of this Lodge met at the house of the deceased and
accompanied his remains in procession to the cemetery and
there intered them with the usual Masonic ceremonies".

December 12---Usual business.

December 26---Account of Christian Prow for $48. for lodge rent
was allowed. Hezekiah Conklin allowed 75 cents for black crate..
William Collier allowed $2.50 for washing aprons ($1.)} and for
candles and alchol ($1.50).

December 28---Called meeting. See report for year 1805. Mentions
that "Bro. Teague had received certain money from the U.S.
government".

END OF YEAR 1865

RETURN FOR THE YEAR JANUARY 1, 1866 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1866 14%
The following officers were elected in June and installed dune 24:

Christian Prow W.M. John C. Voyles Ds Dis
Lewis Casper Dele M.B. Driskell de
Nathaniel P. Mather J.W. Asds Todd Steward
dat Ce Wilkins {Mpg Peter Link Steward
William Collier sec. Silas Pollard Tyler
The following have been initiated this year:
Alfred Krutsinger Feb. 15 David M. Noe July 10 _
D.G. Bartlett Feb. 15 Peter Drake Oct. 9
Thomas A. Voyles farch 27
Names of Brethren on whom degree of fellow craft conferred:
D.G. Bartlett Feb. 27 D.M. Noe July 24
Alfred Krutsinger Feb. 27 Peter Drake Oct. 25

Thomas D. Voyles April 10
Names of Master Masons initiated; and not included in membershins Ji=-

D.G. Bartlett March 13 Peter Drake November 15
Alfred Krutsinger March 27 Thomas D. Voyles November 27
D.M. Noe August 14

List of members re-instated by action of Lodge:
William B. Teague Aprid 70

List of members admitted from other Lodges:
A Ceo Gadel July 10

List of members:
Christian Prow Isaak Baker
John C. Voyles S.W. Strattan
Israel Wesner T.M. Nicholson
Benjamin A. Wesner John R. Freed
E.B. Driskell Jacob A. Hammersly
Henry Robertson Hezakiah Conklin
E.D. Baker M.B. Driskell
William Wesner Silas Pollard
5.d. Goodpasture Barnett Chastain
Elijah Driskell T.J. Wade
Finley Lee Lewis Caspar
oeTsC. Wilkins N.P. Mather
William Collier Thomas Lockhart
B.F. Nicholson Peter Link
M.S. Barnett A.d. Todd
Z.M. Shryer hee ob io)

William Robertson
List of members demited to other Lodges:

F.D. Badger J.d. Lewis Depts 25

M.C. Phipps G.W« Bartlett Oct. 9

Cols ‘Richards W.H. Krutsinger Sept. 25
N. Gould D.W. Lee sept. 25
E.S. Lemon W.B. Teague Dec. 11
John Robertson Dennis trordice Dec. 11
V.B. Kelly A.d. Montgomery Dec. 11
William Gallahan Feb. 6 G.W. Blackwell Dec. 11

List of those suspended for other reasons:
Henry C. Malott Detee25

NOTES FROM MEETINGS OF 1866 LS

January 9---Visitor: Joel Maudlin of Livonia Lodge. ‘he account
of J.C. Voyles ror 50 cents for the picture of Bro. W.W. Watts
was presented and allowed. The resignation of F.D. Badger J.1W.
was received and J.C. Voyles appointed J.W. to serve until his
successor is elected and installed.

January 25---Petitions of Alfred Krutsinger and D.G. Bartlett for
membership read. Account of William Collier for 50 cents for
one broom and $1.50 for serving notice on Teague. Zi
Note: The demit of William Gallahan, dated Feb. 6G, inserted.

February 13---Visitors: James Lockhart of Hardinsburg; Isaac
Newkirk, John D. Foster and Thomas Carlton of Cedar Lodge 161,
Leesville, Ind. Upon the request of Thomas D. Carlton, John D.
Foster and Isaac Newkirk from Cedar Lodge 161, Leesville, Ind.
to be recommended to the Grand Master to grant them a Dispen-
sation to organize a Lodge at Tunnelton, Ind. and after the
Brethren were duly examined it was resolved that this Lodge
grant the petitioners the required recommendation.

February 27---First mention of application of Thomas D. Voyles.

March 27---Visitors: Bluford Peyten and Joel Nichols of Orleans
Lodge 153. "On motion Bro. Samuel Strattan was appointed as
a committe of one to purchase a Lamp for the Baptist Churcn at
Claysville in place of one which was accidently broken by the
Masonick Brethren while attending the funeral of 8.D. Walker".
The secretary was appointed to purchase a book entitled The
Secretaris Special Help and Deacons Special Help and the Voice
of Masonry.

April 10---By vote William B. Teague was restored to the Lodge.
April 24---Petition of George Beagley to take 2nd degree rejectec.
May 8---Usual business.

May 22---Bro. C. Prow filed an account of $2. for money advanced
to Bro. (name not given) a needy, worthy brother master mason.

June 12---Election of officers.

June 26---Visitors: Joel Maudlin and fabery of Livonia.
Petition of D.M. Noe for membership read.

July 10---On motion resolved that this Lodge petition the Grand
Master for a dispensation to hold election to elect a Master.
Petition of A.C. Still, a Master Mason demited from Soloman
Lodge 71, Hardinsburg for membership accepted.

July 24---The resignation of C. Prow 5.W. was tendered and accept-
ed: Prow then elected Worshipful Master. Lodge to petition
the Grand Master for dispensation to hold a special election to

elect a Senior Warden.

August 14---Account of $2.50 allowed to Silas Pollard for alcehol,
washing aprons, candles, ink and matches. Lewis Caspar electec
Sal's

August 28---Usual business.

September 15---Called meeting. Petition of Peter Dr
membership read. Demits granted to d.d. Lewis ar
Krutsinger.

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October 9---Demit granted to George W. Bartlett.

October 20---Called meeting. Visitor C.H. Richards of Saltillo.
October 23---Demit granted to D.W. Lee. Account of Silas Pollard
for $1.55 for candle stick, candles and coal oil allowed.

October 25---Called meeting.
November 13---Usual business.
November 27---Usual business. 7

December 11---Demits granted to William B. Teague, Dennis Fordice,
and A.J. Montgomery4 also C.W. Blackwell.

December 25---Visitor Isaac Chaney of Salem Lodge 21.

END OF YEAR 1866

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RETURN OF LODGE FOR YEAR JANUARY 1 thru Dec. 31, 1867: 19
The following officers were installed June- 24th:

Lewis Caspar W.M. Christian Prow D+ De
John C. Voyles Diels Manuel B. Driskell J.D.
Nathaniel P. Mather J.W. David W. Lee teward
John T.C. Wilkins iba Enoch S. Seely steward
William Collier SeC. Alexander J. Todd Tyler
The following have been initiated this year:
Enoch S. Seely Feb. 12 George H. Hancock April 9
William M. Hubbard Feb. 12 Thomas Watts May 14
Benjamin F. Holiday April 9 Henry G. Holiday Nov. 26
Members on whom the degree of Fellow Craft was conferred:
Enoch 5S. Seely Feb;..26 George EH. Hancock Apr..23
William M. Hubbard Feb. 26 Thomas Watts May 28

Benjamin F. Holiday April 23

Master Masons initiated and not included in membership list:
Enoch 5. Seely March 12 George H. Hancock May 14
William M. Hubbard March 12 Thomas Watts June 114
Benjamin F. Holiday May 14

List of members admitted from other Lodges:

David W. Lee Jan. 22 George W. Bartlett July 9
John J. Hardin June 11 Henry Naugle OcCiiemaZ
List of members:
Lewis Casper Samuel J. Goodpasture
John C. Voyles Finley Lee
Nathaniel P. Mather Benjamin F. Nicholson
John T.C. Wilkins Zenus Shryer
William Collier William Robertson
Christian Prow Samuel W. Strattan
Manuel B. Driskell Thomas M. Nicholson
Alexander J. Todd Jacob A. Hammersly
George W. Bartlett silas. Pollard
Henry Robertson Thomas J. Wade
Isaac Baker Thomas Lockhart
Elijah D. Baker Peter Link
Isreal Wesner Abram C. Still
D.G. Bartlett Alfred Krutsinger
Hezekiah Conklin David M. Noe
Barnett Chastain Peter Drake
Elijah Driskell Thomas D. Voyles
Enoch B. Driskell David W. Lee
Benjamin A. Wesner John J. Hardin
William Wesner Henry Naugle
List of members demited:
Martin S. Barnett March 26
John R. Freed Jan. 8

List of members whose dues have been remitted and reasons:
Enoch B. Driskell--4through misfortune and
Benjamin F. Nicholson---unable to pay".

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January 8---Visitor: J.F. Faulkeoner of Newland Lodge, Salem.
Christian Prow presented his account for $48. for lodge rent
ending December 25 and also $2.80 for two gallons of coal oil
one tin bucket. Demit granted to John R. Freed.

January 22---Visitor: Stephen Collier from Prairie Lodge 77
of Paris, Illinois. Petition of D.W. Lee for membership
was read. Petitions from Enoch S. Seely and W.M. Hubbard
for membership read. "Resolved that a committee be appoint-
ed to consult the Brethren of this Lodge on the propriety
of getting up a supper on the twenty second of February”.

February 12---"The committee to whom was appointed to see the
propriety in having and oyster supper Beg leave to report
unfavorably". J.1.C. Wilkins was appointed to purchase new
blinds for the hall. J.C. Voyles, F. Lee and A.d. Todd were
appointed committee to have the colloms changed.

February 26---Visitor: J.Hl. Jones of Waldren Lodge 217. Bro.
Wilkins discharged from purchasing blinds for the hall and
Bro. Casper replaced hin.

March 12---Visitor: Babel King of Salem Lodge 21. Account of
J:CG. Voyles for "8 under blinds at $2. each and 50 cents for
rail road charges" ordered paid.

March 26---Demit granted to Martin S. Barnett. Petitions from
B.F. Holiday and G.S. Hancock for membership read. Letter
from W.P. Green was read in reference to I.N. Caress. On
motion of isaac Baker twenty five dollars was donated to
defray expences in searching for the murderers of Bro. Caress.

April 9---Visitor: dames Jones of Waldren Lodge 217.

April 23---Visitor: James Jones of Waldren Lodge 217. Petition
of Thomas J. Watts for membership read.

fay 14---Visitors: William M. Greenslade of Livonia Lodge 206,
W.R. Avery of Martinsburg Lodge 237 and James Jones of
Waldren Lodge 217. "On motion resolved that this Lodge,
Livonia Lodge 206 and Saltillo Lodge 138 celebrate the
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Awd. Todd, M.B. Driskell and Silas Pollard to visit Saltillo
Lodge and inform them of the proposed celebration. It was
then resolved that a committee of arangements to consist of
seven, two from Livonia, two from Saltillo and three from
Campbellsburg. On motion all the Lodges in the county and
Orleans Lodge 153, Paoli Lodge 119, Mitchell Lodge 228,
Bedford Lodge 14, Tunnelton Lodge 329, Cedar Lodge 329 and
Emmitt Lodge of Bedford be invited.

May 28---Visitor: James Jones of Waldren Lodge 217. The
committee anpointed to visit Saltillo and inform them of
the proposed celebration reported them to be in favor of it.
William Collier presented account for $3.90 for paper, stamnrs
and alchahol which was allowed. D.W. Lee presented account
for $3. for labor done on columns.

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Naugle of Newland Lodge 286 of Salem. Petition of Brother
John J. Hardin for membership was presented and accepted.
BlLection of officers.

June 25---Treasurer ordered to pay $15. to compensate the Rev.
Bro. Gillmore for his services at the celebration.

July 9---Visitor: Henry Naugle of Newland Lodge 286, Salem.
Petition of G.W. Bartlett for membership accepted.

July 23---Visitor: M. Skelly of Salem Lodge 21. Committee
appointed to draft a new set of by laws.

August 27---Visitor: James Jones of Walden Lodge 217. Account
of $27. for the cost of the celebration ordered paid.

September 10---Visitor: James H. Jones of Walden Lodge 217.

September 24---Visitor: dames H. Jones of Walden Lodge 217.
Committee on charity proposed, and was allowed, $25. for the
relief of Brother W.H. Krutsinger, his house having been
burned lately. On motion of Bro. Prow it was also decided
to allow $25. to educate the children of Brother Cornwell,
deceased. :

October 22---Visitor: J.H. Jones of Waldron Lodge 217. The
petition of Bro. Henry Naugle, late of Newland Lodge 286 of
Salem was presented for membership and accepted. Bro. J.C.
Voyles presented a resolution that $2. be paid to Peter Link

for boarding the widow of a deceased brother who was traveling

without means. Resolution passed. Bro. C. Prow presented 42
resolution to appropiate $25. for the relief of Bro. Alfred
Krutsinger, his property having lately been burned, which was
also allowed.

November 12---Visitor: J.H. Jones of Waldron Lodge, Waldron, Ind.

Petition of Henry G. Holiday for membership read. Brother

N.P. Mather moved that as Henry G. Holidey was going away, his

case be deemed an emergency.

November 26---Visitors: James H. Jones of Waldron and Isaac
Chaney of Salem Lodge 21. fPetition of James Mc. Wade for
membership read. Motion was made that he be accepted at half

price, if accepted, on account of his being a Minister.

December 3---Called meeeting for the purpose of adopting a new
code of by laws. New by laws adopted and old ones repealed.

December 11---Usual business.

December 24---Fetition of Adolvhe Mathe (Mathey) for membership
was read. Account of $48. for lodge rent by C. Prow allowed.

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REPORT FOR THE YEAR FROM JANUARY 1, 1868 THRU DECEMBER 31, 1868

The following officers were installed June 24:

John C. Voyles WM. Lewis Caspar S.D.
Christian Prow S.W. John J. Hardin della
Enoch S. Seely JW. Hez Conklin Steward
J.2%,C. Wilkins Tr. Enoch B. Driskell
Abram C. Still sec. David W. Lee Tyler

The following have been initiated this year:
Adolphus Mathe January 28
James M. Wade June 9

Degree of Fellow Craft conferred this year on:
Henry G. Holiday Jan. 28
Adolphus Mathe fay 12
James M. Wade duly 28

Master Masons initiated this year, not included in list of members:

Adolphus Mathe June 23
James M. Wade Aug. 11

List of members reinstated by action of Lodge:
Henry C. Malott January 14

List of members admitted from other Lodges:
James H. Jones May 12
William Gallahan June 23

List of members:

John C. Voyles
Christian Prow
Enoch S. Seely
John T.C. Wilkins
Abram C. Still
Lewis Caspar

John J. Hardin
Hezekiah Conklin
Enoch B. Driskell
David W. Lee
George W. Bartlett
Nathaniel P. Mather
Isreal Wesner
Peter Link
Benjamin A. Wesner
Thomas M. Nicholson
Elijah Driskell
Isaac Baker

Henry Naugle

~ Thomas Lockhart
Henry Robertson

Benjamin F. Nicholson

William Gallahan

elisha. Ds Baker
Samuel Goodpasture
Finley Lee

Names of members demitted:

Adotphus Mathe
Enoch 8S. Seely

Suspended for non payment of dues:

Dues remitted by reason of misfortune:
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William Wesner
William Robertson
Henry C. Malott
Samuel W. Strattan
Alexander J. Todd
Thomas J. Wade
William Collier
Manuel B. Driskell
Silas Pollard
Demostnenes G. Bartlett
Alfred Krutsinger
David li. Noe

Peter Drake

Thomas ~. Voyles
Barnett Chastain
William M. Hubbard
Benjamin F. Holiday
George S. Hancock
Thomas J. Watts
Henry G. Holiday
Jacob A. Hammersly
James H. dones
Zenas M. Shryer

Zenas M. Shryer June

William Wesner

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January 14---Kesolved that the dues of E.B. Driskell and B.F.
Nicholson be remitted. Bro. Israel Wesner brought in a re-
quest for H.C. Malott asking to be restored to masonry. de
was then restored by vote. Petition of James Wade rejected.

January 28---Yisitors: J.H. Jones and William Gallahan. Also
William McDonald from Orleans.

February 11---Communication from Saltillo Lodge asking that the.
dues of H.G. Holiday be refunded was granted.

February 25---visitor: James H. Jones of Waldren Lodge 217.
bDues of William Wesner ordered remitted.

March 10---Donation of $20. ordered to be made to Peter Drake.

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April 14---Visitors: James H. Jones of Waldron Lodge. A.L.
Thomas, D.A. Stockwell and D.E. Bartley of Clear Springs Lodge
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April 28---Communication from Mitchell Lodge inviting this Lodge
to participate in celebrating the festival of St. Johns the
Baptist on the 24th of June at that place was read and was
accepted and also public installation of officers at said
time and place. Petition of James M. Wade for membership read.

May 12---Visitor: William M. Greenslade of Livonia Lodge 206.
Petition of James H. Jones from Waldron Lodge presented and
accepted for membership. Account of C. Prow of 25 cents for
candles, $1.50 for 6 yards bleached muslin and 20 eents for
4 balls of tape was ordered paid.

May 26---Resolved that 350 palmleaf fans be procured by C. Prow.
June 9---Resolved that the present by laws be printed.

June 25---Visitor: Jacob Grimes of Martinsburg Lodge 237. Held
election of officers. Petition of William Gallahan to move
his membership back granted.

dune 26---Called meeting.

duly 14---Account of A.J. Todd for 75 cents for washing and
ironing 33 aprons ordered paid.

duly 28---Usual business.

August 11---Mentions sickness in the families of Bros. Wesner
and Goodpasture. Petition of Linzia A. Bostic for membership
was read.

August 25---Usual business.
September 8---Account for $11.85 allowed for printing by laws.

september 22---Petition of Linzia A. Bostic rejected. Demit
granted to Adolphus Mathe.

October 27---Petition of Silas Boling for membership read. Demit
granted to E.S. Seely.

November 10---Visitor: 0.A. Barnett of Mt. Pleasant Lodge 168,
Loogootee, Ind.

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November 24---Visitor: 0O.A. Barnett of Logootee, Ind. The Junior
Warden having removed from the Lodge a petition to be made to
the Grand Master to have a special election.

December 22---C. Prow account of $48. for lodge rent granted. A
committee appointed to procure "a light- to be placed in the
hall near the head of the stairway on the nights of the meet-
ings of this Lodge".

December 29---Called meeting for the election of a Junior Warden
to serve until the next regular election. A.d. Todd was then
elected and installed in office.

END OF YEAR 1868

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The following officers were elected June 22, installed June 24:

Christian Prow WM. Enoch B. Driskell De Dic
Nathaniel P. Mather 5.W. Albert Mather J.D.
Alexander J. Todd J.W. George S. Hancock Steward
John T.C. Wilkins Treas. Hezekiah Conklin Steward
Findley Lee sec. Silas Pollard Tyler
The following were initiated:
Albert Mather Feb. 23 William B. Driskell Mar. 23
Linsey A. Bostic Feb. 23 Charles M. Cornwell Sept. 14

Phinias A. Little March 9
Elevated to Fellow Craft:

Albert Mather March 9 *Royal B. Child May 25

Phinias A. Little March 23 L.A. Bostic May 25

William B. Driskell April 13 Charles M. Cornwell Sept. 28
Elevated to Master Mason:

Albert Mather March 23 L.A. Bostic June 22

Wm. Bs Deiekell -April 25 C.M. Cornwell Oct. 11

Pehks Little April 25 *R.B. Child lov. 9
*-Royal B. Child was initiated August 26, 1862, but did not attain

the second and third degrees of Masonry until 1869. This is
evidently the reason he is not listed as member on 1863-68 lists.

Admitted from other Lodges:

H.M. Woods August 10

Isaac Baker Nov. 9

C. Prow Nov. 9
Withdrawals to other Lodges:

J.C. Voyles June 22

Isaac Baker Oct. 11
Suspended:

Benjamin F. Nicholson July 10
Died:

Lewis Caspar Nov. 7, 1869

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January 12---Account of D.W. Lee for 60 cents for coal oil and
30 cents for one bucket was received and ordered paid. it
was resolved the Lodge have a supper on Thursday night the
2ist and all "who are disposed bring such refreshment with
them as they choose".

January 26---Visitor: David Beck of Salem Lodge 21. Petitions
of Albert Mather, Phinas A. Little, Morgan Smedley and Linzia
A. Bostic for membership were read.

February 9---Visitor: 0O.A. Barnett of Mt. Pleasant Lodge 168.
Account of John 1T.C. Wilkins ordered paid: coal oil, candles,
paper, Postage and letter, lamp chimney and salt for a total
of $2.82, Account of Christian Prow in the amount of $3.25
for one hall lantern was allowed.

February 23---Petition of Morgan Smedley for membership withdrawn.
Petition of William B. Driskell for membership was read.

March 9---Visitor: Jacob Grimes of Martinsburg Lodge 237. Dues
of Peter Drake and William Collier ordered remitted by Lodge.
Mentions members D.G. Bartlett, David M. Noe and Jacob A.
Hammersly as absent from this state. ~

March 23---Visitors: G.A. Rosenbaum of Saltillo Lodge 138;
D.M. Walker of Newland Lodge 286, Salem; Jacob Grimes of
fartinsburg Lodge. William Robertson presented his account
with the lodge of $1. for lemon crackers which was ordered paic.

Avril 13---Usual business.

April 27---Visitor: Jacob Grimes of Martinsburg Lodge. The
Tyler, David W. Lee, having removed, Silas Pollard was named
to take his place. On motion it was resolved that the Secretary
send letters to those brethren absent from the state and
solicit their dues.

May 11---Visitor: H. Woods of Cloverdale Lodge 132. "A letter
from Tunnelton Lodge 329 requesting this Lodge to participate
in the festival of St. John the Babtist on the 24th of June
next was read". It was placed on file.

May 25---Visitors: Jacob Grimes of Martinsburg, Henry M. Woods
of Cloverdale and William 5. Carnahan of Perry Lodge 137 of
Lafayette. "A communication from a committee of the brethren
of New Albany, Ind. inviting this Lodge to participate in
celebrating tne anniversary of St. John the Baptist June 24
next was read. It was mous that this Lodge accept the invita
ion. The motion was lost. Lodge then resolved to celebrate
with the Tunnelton Lodge. Petition for membership from Morgen
smedley was read. William Robertson appointed to repair the
letter "G". Committee appointed to investigate the frosting
of the outside windows of the hall.

June 8---Visitor: Henry M. Woods of Cloverdale, ind. Letter
from D.M. Noe containing his dues was read. kesolved to re-
scind attending the celebration at Tunnelton and the secretary
ordered to write to New Albany to "see whether or not there
will be a special train to carry us to and from the festival
at that city on that day".

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June 22---Visitors: H.M. Woods of Uloverdale and U.H. Barnett
of Mt. Pleasant Lodge. Petition of Morgan Smedley for member-
ship withdrawn by consent of lodge. Account of Silas Pollard
for 40 cents for 3 pans, 5 cents for salt and #1. ror washing
and repairing aprons ordered paid. Election of officers.
Resolved to celebrate the 24th at New Albany. Demit granted

to John C. Voyles.
July 10---Called meeting. Visitors: H.M. Woods of Cloverdale,

Jacob Grimes of Martinsburg and Steven Collier of Prairie Lodge

T? OL Paris, Tissnois;

July 13---A Communication from B.F. Holiday was read. "The account

presented by Brother Christian Prow for Brother James Jones

as tuition fee for the schooling of sister Cornwell's children

was received and ordered paid".
July 27---Petition of Jasper N. Driskell for membership was read.

August 10---Visitors: H.M. Woods of Cloverdale, Jacob Grimes of
Martinsburg and C.H. Richards of Saltillo. Petition from
H.M. Woods of Cloverdale to transfer his membership granted.
Petition of Charles M. Cornwell for membership read.

August 23---Usual business.

September 14---Visitor: Jacob Grimes of Martinsburg Lodge. The
petition of Jasper N. Driskell for membership was rejected.

September 28---Usual business.

Octobver 11¥--Visitors: Isreal Holler and Richard Mills of Lodge
138 at Saltillo and C. Prow of Paoli Lodge 119. Resolution
passed to have a supper "next Friday night". Albert Mather,
L. Bostic and George Hancock appointed to prepare the room
and set the table. Resolved to invite sisters Cornwell and
Webb of Saltillo to the supper. Demit granted to Isaac Baker.

October 26---Visitor: Peter Morris of Salem Lodge 21.

November 8---Galled meeting to vrepare for the funeral of Bro.
Lewis Caspar. Visitors: Isreel Holler, James Gross, George
Rosenbaum and Richard Mills of Saltillo Lodge and C. Prow
of Paoli Lodge. A.d. Todd appointed to act as Marshal of
the day and Samuel Strattan as Deputy Marshall. Barnett
Chastain appointed J.W. protem. E.B. Driskell, A.C. Stila,

T. Voyles, E.D. Baker, C. Cornwell, Peter Link, William Collier

and Henry Neaugle appointed pall bearers. A.d. Todd and A.C.

»till appointed to see that the grave was dug. J.1T.C. Wilkins
N.P. Mather and H. Robertson appointed to request all business
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houses to close at ten o'clock in the morning and remain clo
until the funeral services were over.

November 9---Called to meeting at 10 A.M. "for the vurpose of
paying the tokens of respect to the memory of our deceased
Brother Lewis Caspar who departed this life on sunday evening
Nov. 7th 1869". "A procession was formed and marched to the

depot to be in readiness to receive the remains of the deceased

Brother, Lewis Caspar, which arrived from Salem, his place of
residence, on the twelve-o'%clock express train to this place,

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Masonic Brethern who then repaired to the Christian Church
where the Rever. Lemuel Martin conducted the services as
previously arranged by the family of the deceased-after
which the fraternity repaired to the place of interment-

the W.M. conducting the ceremonees after which they returned
to the Lodge".

November 9---Regular meeting at 7 P.M. Visitor: John R. Woods

a demited member from Newland Lodge of Salem, Ind. Petition
of C. Prow to transfer membership from Paoli was granted.
(This was not Christian Prow who was a charter member of the
Campbellsburg Lodge). Petition of Isaac Baker to transfer
his membership back was granted. Thomas Beasly's account of
$4.50 for digging grave was allowed. Committee appointed to
draft resolution for Lewis Caspar "a copy of which should te
presented to the family of the deceased and one to the New
Albany Ledger and New Albany Commercial and Salem Democrat
and also the Home Advocate at Indianapolis." The secretary,
apparently in a lighter vein then added: "the same committee
to visit Brother Rob Morris and make some explanation to him
concerning our failure to attend his’ lecture, etc".

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STRATTAN BRO'S ACCOUNT BOOK
BOOK 7 1906-1910
CAMPBELLSBURG, INDIANA
BROWN TWP.-WASHINGTON COUNTY

The Strattan brothers (John and James B.) ran what was
commonly called a hardware store in Campbellsburg for
many years. The company letterhead in 1909 stated they
sold farming implements, stoves, tin, hardware, furniture,
lumber, building materiel, ete. and also "Undertaking a
Specialty". Alist of the caskets sold during this period
was abstracted vreviously and typed in a seperate paper.
The original account book is now in the possession of
Jack L, Hedrick of Campbellsburg and is, as far as is now
known, the only one in existance.

Copied for the Washington County Historical Society 1971-72.
Claude E. Cook, 812 Sprague Road, Indianapolis, Ind.

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Abrahams, Max
Armstrong, John
Allen, Eud
Arnold, OGt
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Anderson, John
Attkinson, Otis
Arnold, Mell
Allen, Fen

Ayers, J.W.

Bush, S.R.
Bilyeu, Wesley
Baptist Church of C-Burg
Brown, Josh B.
Baker, Fred
Brewer, Frank
ilyeu, Carl
Brengle, W.O.
Brown, Link
Bogle, George
Beck, W.W.
Bennett, Emma
Brown, John (of Leipsic)
Panks, Georgie-
Bell, Charley
Beli, John
Bily eu, Ezekiel
Brown, John (Henry's son)
Brown, Albert
Brown, Gov.
Brown, Henry
Baptist Church of Claysville
Bortorff, Frank
Brown, Marion
Baker, Homer
Bush, Walter
Briscoe, Mart
BaGt s Levi
Batt, Milly (Estate)
Baker, Otice
Brown, Josh Senior
Baker, Lon
Brown, William M.
Baker, Ed
Banks, James
Bishop, James M,
Brown, James C. Senior
Brown, Tip
Brown, Township of
Brown, Jesse
Paker, Bud
Fennett, Thomas
Bishop, Sid
Brock, Alvis

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Barnard, B.fF. A April 21, 1906-Sept. 11, 1906
Batt, William H. April 2, 1906-Oct. 1, 1910
Brewer, Elisha Senior (of Smedley)Mazch 13, 1906-Nov. 30, 1908
Baker, Jesse Aprit 35, 1906sSepy. 134 1910
Booker, Scott April 7, 1906-“uly 30, 1908
Brown, James C. (of C-Burg) April 13, 1906-July 23, 1910
Brewer, Samuel April 23, 1906-March 21, 1910
Burns, T.2. Aug. 17, 1906

Braxton, Henry April 19, 1906

Batt, Thomas April 26, 1906-June 27, 1910
Baker, Mrs. William April 30, 1906-Jan. 16, 1909
Baker, Mrs. William (Estate) March 27, 1909=April 5, 1909
Bono Township (Lawrence County) May 22, 1906-Aug. 13, 1908
Briscoe, James June 2, 1906-Dec. 17, 1909
Brewer, William ( Charlie's son) June 6, 1906-Jan. 1, 1910
Plevins, Clay June 8, 1906

Brock, James June 24, 1906-Oct. 15, 1910
Brewer, John Senior June 18, 1906-Oct. 8, 1910
Brown, James B. dune 20, 1906-Oct. 14, 1910
Baker, Mrs. Lettie July 28, 1906-July 22, 1910
Ball, John July 7, 1906-Feb. 8, 1908
Brewer, John and Charley July 10, 1906-Jan. 5, 1907
Brewer, John E, Aug. 1, 1906-June 14, 1909
Brown, Stephen Aug. 25, 1906-Oct. 4, 1906
Barker, J.0, Aug. 27, 1906-Aug. 4, 1909
Bortorff, lucinda sept. 20, 1906-Nov. 25, 1907
Baker, Ollie Nov. 2, 1906-Sept. 15, 1910
Bush, Clint Nov. 1, 1906-4ug. 27, 1910
Barnard, Clairie E. Jan. 21, 1907-Jan. 28, 1908
Brewer, Ed Jan. 28, 1907-Sept. 8, 1910
Batt, Albert Dec. 4, 1906-Sept. 4, 1908
Bush, William G. Dec. 6, 1906-June 18, 1910
Booker, Stark Newton Feb. 20, 1907

Bennett, George M arch 28, 1907

Bilyeu, Ebb Avril 25, 1907-Sept. 19, 1910
Boggs, Frank May 28, 1907-June 1, 1907
Barnett, William F. Oct. 14, 1907-Nov. 20, 1908
Beaman, W.E, Nov. 26, 1907-Dec. 9, 1908
Brewer, Burt Jan. 6, 1908-May 24, 1910
Bilyeu, “Mrs. Ella and Fred April 20, 1908-Sept. 19, 1910
Bradley, Ed &pril 22, 1908

Brock, Frank June 16, 1909-June 30, 1909
Brewer, Charles May 12, 1908-Aug. 8, 1910
Bell, Andy June 20, 1908-Vay 24, 1910
Brown, Clyde July 22, 1908-Aug. 25, 1908
Baker, “rs. Mary (by James Baker) Sept. 30, 1908-Aug. 10, 1909
Brown, Arvil Oct. 1, 1908-Dec 2, 1908
Brown, Patton & Co. Nov. 16, 1908-Oct. 31, 1910
Barnard, Arra Dec. 5, 1908-Dec. 12, 1908
Bush, Alfred Dec. 1908

Burgess, Henry March 16, 1909-Sept. 7, 1910
Bromer Church May 31, 1909

-Bush, Norman Oct. 6, 1909

Briscoe, Virgil. April 6, 1909-Sept. 1, 1909
Bush, Jacob July 3, 1909-Sept. 9, 1910
Brewer, Ad July 16, 1909-July 29, 1910
Baily, William puy 24, “1 909-0et. 13,4. 1910
Prown, James F, Aug. 31, 1909-Dec. 18, 1909
Braxton B rothers (of Paoli) Sept. 24, 1909-Sept. 29, 1909

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Brannaman, Calvin Nov. 12, 1909-Nov. 12, 1909
Prannaman, Floy d March 28, 1910-Sept. 20, 1910
Ballard, Joseph March 28, 1910-May 9, 1910
Brock, Arthur March 29, 1910=Sept. 5, 1910
Bush, Nathaniel Avril 27, 1910-May 3, 1910
Bosley, Sherman May 19, 1910
Bocock, William May 25, 1910
Raker, Ben June 2, 1910-Oct. 6, 1910
Brewer, Milo dune-25,. 1910
Bayes, Band July 13, 1910-Aug. 20, 1910
Brickey, Frank July 28, 1910-Sept. 17, 1910
Brewer, N oah Aug. 27, 1910-Aug. 31, 1910
Brown, Courtney Pept. 9, 1910

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Chastain, Alonzo March 5, 1906-April 30, 1910
Chastain, Lem P. March 5, 1906-Sept. 12, 1910
Chastain, Orra (Granville's son) March 5, 1906-May 20, 1910
Chastain, Orra FE. (William's son) March 5, 1906-Oct. 31, 1910
Cathcart, Milt March 9, 1906-Nov. 1, 1910
Crockett, Robert March 5, 1906-May 18, 1910
Chastain, Ham March 5, 1906-Jan. 1, 1910
Chastain, Harrison March 6, 1906-Sept. 26, 1910
Chastain, Nathan M arch 6, 1906-Sept. 3, 1910
Chastain; Lafe March 7, 1906-Jan. 26, 1907
Collier, Milt March 7, 1906-Jan. 1, 1910
Chamberlain, Mxzkz Hays March 7, 1906-Jan..1, 1910
Clipp, Jesse March 7 , 1906-Sept. 20, 1910
Chastain, Jackson March 7, 1906-Feb. 23, 1910
Chastain, Charles T, March 7, 1906-Jan. 1, 1910
Child, William March 7, 1906-Oct. 1, 1910
Chamberlain, Earl March 8, 1906-Sept. 10, 1907
Collier, Alva March 8, 1906-June 1, 1910
Cornwell, Ed M arch 8, 1906
Cornwell, Mrs. Ed Nov. 13, 1909-Jan. 8, 1910
Collier, Ephraim March 8, 1906-Nov. 9, 1909
Claywell, William March 8, 1906-Sept. 10, 1910
Chaney, Georg e March 8, 1906
Chastain, Allen March 9, 1906-April 4, 1910
Collier, Ezra March 9, 1906-Sept. 3, 1910
Calvert.& Housefield March 9, 1906-July 7, 1906
Collier, Charlie March 9, 1906-Sept. 24, 1910
Chastain, Rice March 9, 1906-Oct. 3, 1910
Chastain, Stephen March 9, 1906-Oct. 1, 1910
Chastain, Asa March 10, 1906-Sept. 20, 1910
Crockett, William March 10, 1906-Sept. 10, 1910
Chastain, Granville March 10, 1906-Sept. 7, 1910
Chastain, Charles May 10, 1906-Oct. 5, 1910
Chamberlain, W illiam Senior M arch 13, 1906-Aug. 3, 1910
Christ, W.P. March 1, 1906-Dec. 28, 1906
Chastain, Sherman March 14, 1906-June 21, 1910
Child, Mrs. Kate March 15, 1906-Sept. 5, 1910
Child, Arra April 2, 1906-Sept. 28, 1910
Collier, Lewis Avril 4, 1906-June 18, 1910
Chastain, Burt (Lafe'’s son) April 4, 1906-July 12, 1910
Chastain, Chick April 7, 1906-Aug. 6, 1910
Collier, John April 12, 1906-Sept. 6, 1910

Colglazier, Alva April 20, 1906-June 11, 1910

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Child, Walter April 27, 1906-April 13, 1908
Crockett, Walt er May 5, 1906-Nov. 22, 1907
Chastain, Peter April 19, 1908-Oct. 2, 1908
Chastain, John (Will's son) April 28, 1908-July 1, 1910
Campbellsburg Christian Church Nov. 6, 1907-Jan. 15, 1910
Campbellsburg Stone Company March 9, 1906-Nov. 4, 1910
Colglazier, Austin May 12, 1906-Aug. 22, 1910
Creamery Company (Paynter & Bush) May 19, 1906-June 29, 1908
Colglazier, L on May 29, 1906-Oct. 28, 1909
Chamberlain, Delbert June 14, 1906-Sept. 5, 1910
Chastain, Elijah June 15, 1906-Aug. 20, 1910
Chastain, G-eorge and Charley June 15, 1906-Aug. 6, 1910
Catlin, Elmer and Ed (of Leipsic) July 6, 1906-May 13, 1910
Compton, George July 19, 1906-Sept. 10, 1910
Carter, Lewis July 28, 1906-July 27, 1910
Chastain, Francis & Stephenson Aug. 4, 1906-Jan. 1, 1910
Chamberlain, Frank Aug. 9, 1906-Sept. 15, 1910
Cook, Lum (of Saltillo) Aug. 27, 1907-May 31, 1910
Carter, Edgar Aug. 29, 1906-Jan. 1, 1908
Collier, Frank Oct. 1, 1906-July 6, 1910
Caupie . <P. C0. Oct. 8, 1906-Sept. 23, 1910
Chastain, Alva Oct. 134 1906-O0ct,.. S, 1910
Campbellsburg Canning Co. Nov. 2, 1906-March 7, 1910
Collier, N .P, Oct. 25, t906—Aug. 6,..1910
Child, Harry Nov. 26, 1906-Sept. 10, 1907
Cauble, Chester Dec. 11, 1906-May 31, 1910
Chastain, Silas Feb. 27, 1907-July. 9, 1910
Chastain, Simp Feb. 28, 1907~Oct. 4, 1909
Crockett, James March 2, 1907-Oct. 13, 1910
Chastain, Nathan March. 235190 /-Ssept. 34-1910
Chastain, J ames A. (Estate) April 18, 190%-Aug. 10, 1908
Chastain, Jesse April 3, 1907=Nov,.. 5, 1910
Chastain, John S. (Stephen) May 9, 1907-June 10, 1907
Colglazier, #¥&tx Bidley May 27, 1907-Jan. 20, 1910
Conners, Dr. B ruce June 8, 1907-Sept. 19, 1910
Cravens, Asb ery June 14, 1907-Aug. 3, 1907
Chastain, William (of Saltillo) June 26, 1907-Sept. 24, 1910
Campbell, Walter July 8, 1907-Aug. 16, 1910
Chastain, Benjamin Aus. 30, 1907-0ct.. 71,1910
Cornwell, D.E, Sept. 3, 1907-Sept. 6, 1907
Crane, Moses Sept. 20, 1907-Aug. 27, 1909
Carter, Cash Sept. 26, 1907-Dec. 14, 1908
Cravens, Ben Oct. &, 1907-Jan. 1, 1909
Chastain, Barney (George's son) Oct. 19, 1907-Aug. 15, 1910
Collins, Csi; Nov. 9, 1907-llov. 11, 1907
Chastain, Lem (Grandville's son) Nov. 11, 1907-Oct. 3, 1910
Collier, Ben Jan. 18, 1908-Sept. 27, 1909
Calloway Brothers (Salem Mortuary) Feb. 12, 1908-April 4, 1910
Clements, Milt July 7, 1908-Sept. 6, 1910
Chastain, William & Collier, Will Sevt. 8, 1908-Jan. 1, 1910
Chastain, John (Nathan's brother) Oct. 1, 1908-Sept. 17, 1910
Chastain, Francis & Smedley, Mack July 27, 1908-Jan. 1, 1909
Chastain, Lomand Oct. 21, 1908-June 28, 1910
Cauble, Virgil Oct. 27, 1908-Nov. 2, 1908
Childers, Abner July 16, 1908-Sept. 23, 1910
Chamberlain, Pen Nov. 12, 1908-Nov. 20, 1908
Cooper, James Nov. 26 , 1908-March 14, 1910
Clements, Charley M arch 10, 1909-Sept. 2, 1909

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Cornwell, Arthur

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Chastain, Herbert

Chastain, Zora B.

Chastain, Alva (Rice's son)
Chileers, Jackson

Cornwell, Lawrence

Cooper, Willie

Chastain, Fred (Stephen's son)
Canady, George (Salem R.R.)
Chastain, Aber

Chastain, Beecher
Colglazier, Mrs. Charles
Chamberlain, Sallie
Chastain, Callie

Cornwell, James

Cottongim, R.M.
Campbellsburg Ball Club
Collier, John

Cauble, Virgil & Chastain, Claude

Chastain, Floyd
Coots, Hugh

Driscoll, Benton
Davis, Mrs. Lizzie
Douglas, Robert
Deweese, Mittie
Driscoll, Frank
Davis, James (of Hardinsburg)
Diefendorf, Den
Diefendorf, Mrs. Den
Duncan, Williem
Denny, John S.
Dougles, John
Davis, Joseph
Dowling, Milt
Deweese, Frank
Davis, Amon

Davis, William
Driscoll, Elmer
Dixon, Ed

Dalton, Link
Davis, Leandra
Day, John

Evans, James A.
Elgin, Wesley
Elgin, Simp
Evans, G. Kim
Eickhorn, David
Elgin, Caleb
Etzler, William-
Elliott, Reed
Fdwards, Volney
Elgin, Orris
Elliott, “ innie

March 25, 1909-Jan. 1, 1910
April 10, 1909

June 26, 1909-Aug. 18, 1910
June 26, 1909-July 5, 1910
July 9, 1909-July 24, 1909
July 9, 1909-Aug. 1, 1910

July 10, 1909-Aug. 20, 1910
Aug s, 2; 1909-Nov. 54.1910
Aug. 17, 1909-Oct. 8, 1909
Sept. 7, 1909-Sent. 19, 1910
Oct. 4, 1909-Oct. 31, 1910
Feb. 2, 1910-Sept. 3, 1910
Oct. 8, 1909

Oct. 16, 1909-Dee. 14, 1909

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March 30, 1910-April 16, 1910
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April 19, 1910-April 23, 1910
May 10, 1910-Aug. 31, 1910
May 14, 1910-Oct. 10, 1910

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July 14, 1910-Sept. 12, 1910
Aug. 11, 1910-Aug. 13, 1910
Aug. 26, 1910

Sept. 27, 1910

March 7, 1906-Dec. 12, 1907
March 8, 1906-Oct.. 17, 1910
March 9, 1906-Sept. 16, 1910
March 9, 1906-Aug. 2, 1906
March 10, 1906-June 29, 1910
April 9, 1906-Sept. 30, 1910
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Oct. 2, 1908-Oct. 1, 1909
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Jan. 20, 1909-May 30, 1910
Aug. 2, 1909-April 4, 1910
Sept. 30, 1909-Oct. 5, 1909

March 9, 1906-Oct. 8, 1910
March 9, 1906-Oct. 29, 1910
March 10, 1906-Oct. 7, 1910
March 13, 1906-July 8, 1910
March 14, 1906-April 13, 1908
April ’2, 1906—-Aug, 144 7910
Avril 18, 1906-Nov. 3, 1906

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June 8, 1906-June 18, 1910
Dec. 6, 1906-May 4, 1910

Dec. 10, 1906-Jan. 1, 1910

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Elsin,; Lon
Hichorn, Ira
Enochs, Martha J.
Elgin, Ervin
Ellis, Ed
Erickson, Rev.
Evans, Doc Lavere
Edwards, Ab

Farmer, RiW,
Fouts, William
Fisher, James
Fleming, Mack
Fisher, Henry
Freed, Jacob L.
Fleming, Mrs. Ange@ine
Fleming, Bruce
Fouts, David
Freec & Mather
Freed, Harvy
Freed, Jonah
Freed, Ephraim
Freed, Henry

Fredrickson, Carl C. (Salem R.R.8)

Ferree, Doc Isaac (Livonia)
Freed, David
Feree, William T.
Freed Frank
Freed, George
Fouts, Mrs. Ella
Furguson, John
Fear, H.C.
Finley, Charles
Freed, Joshua
Flinn, ------
Freed, Charles
Freed, John A.

Green, David C.
Gardner, William
Gipson, Thomas
Goldsmith, Newton
Gipson, William
Guthrie, Frank
Gresham, Harry
Green, George M.
Green, Richard
Gordon, William H.
Griges, ES.
Gable, F.M.

Green, David N.

Green , Thomas

Gould, Charles

Gould, Orange bh,
Glover, Mrs. Eliza
Green, Mack

Gipson, Thomas Senior

June 1, 1907-Sept. 27, 1910
March 4, 1908-April 30, 1910
April 1, 1908-July 15, 1910
April 25, 1908-Jan, 1, 1910
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May 26, 1909-Aug. 30, 1909
June 14, 1909-June 29, 1909
Nov. 15, 1909

March 8, 1910-June 4, 1910

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March 6, 1906-dJuly 21, 1910
March 7, 1906-Oct. 26, 1910
March 7, 1906-Sept. 28, 1910
March 9, 1906-Aug. 31, 1910
March 9, 1906-Aug. 2, 1909
March 9, 1906-Sept. 23, 1910
May 21, 1906-Dec. 13, 1909
March 24, 1906~Sept. 28, 1910
May 17, 1906-N ov. 12, 1907
June 15, 1906-March 5, 1910
July 14, 1906-Jan. 1, 1909
Nov. 2, 1906-March 2, 1907
Nov. 22, 1906-April 1, 1910
March 25, 1907-July 14, 1908
March 30, 1907-Sept. 28, 1910
June 8, 1908-May 16, 1908
Sept. 7, 1907-July 12, 1910
July 10, 1907-July 12, 1907
Jan. 4, 1908-Jan. 1, 1910
March 4, 1908-April 4, 1910
March 17, 1907-July 24, 1909
May 15, 1908-July 19, 1910
Feb. 4, 1909-May 19, 1909
April 20, 1909-Deec. 15, 1909
Nov. 1, 1909-Nov. 26, 1909
April 20, 1910-Aug. 12, 1910
Aug. 16, 1910-Oct. 18, 19106

March 5, 1906-Sept. 28, 1910
March 7, 1906-Oct. 12, 1909
March 7, 1906-Jan. 12, 1909
March 7, 1906

Maren 7, 1906-Feb. 11, 1910
March 8, 1906-Dec. 3, 1906
March 9, 1906-Oct. 11, 1910

March 9, 1906-Sept. 3, 1910
March 29, 1906-Sept. 10, 1910
March 13, 1906-April 2, 1910
Jan. 31, 1906-Jan. 1, 1907
March 29, 1906-Sept. 8, 1908
April 3, 1906-June 23, 1910
April 22, 1906
Avril 25, 1906-June 24, 1910
May 2, 1906-Aug. 9, 1910

May 8, 1906-‘Narch 28, 1910
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Oct. 1, 1906-Feb. 24, 1910

Guthrie, Mrs. Isaac
Gardner, C.C.
Gallion, Abraham
Gilstrap, Alva
Gray, Bruce
Gresham, Chris
Gipson, Clarence
Gardner, Jefferson
Glass, 0.2.

Garr, Dr.

Green, Robert
Green, Stephen
Gould, Rarney
Gilstrap, Willie

Gardner Brothers (Will and Jeff)

Guthrie, John

Green, William Senior
Gault, Frank
Gallaway, John -
Gallaway, Ben
Gresham, Dave
Gardner, 0O.W.

Graves, John J.T.
Gallaway, Sam

Huffman, Morton
Huff, Nancy

Euston, Ire
Holsapple, Andy
Hopper, lLee
Folsapple, Thomas
Hobbs, Elisha

Hayes, Lem

Hiles, Florence
Hiles, Elmer

Horner, Frank
Hubbard, Charles
Hardman, Mrs. Margaret
Hoar, Frank

Hall, Lewis
Holsapple, Thomas Senior
Hedrick & Gipson Co.
Haney, Roy

Howard, Clarence
Hoar, o1las

Holiday, James
Hancock, Oscar IL.
Foward, Harvey

Hiles Brothers
Hoosier Telephone Company
Hayes, Robert
‘Hardman, Leonard
HOS bs Ors Pa, es
Hart, W.W.
Holsapple, Robert
Hoyt . Ferrel

Hoar, Mack

Hamilton, Eliza
Hunter, John

Horner; Ad.

Nov. 5, 1906-Nov. 13, 1909
June 6, 1907-Aug. 29, 1910
June 8, 1907-June 13, 1907
nept. 9, 1907-Sept. 21, 1907
Oct. 16, 1907-Nov, 8, 1909
Oct. 28, 1907=0ct.-12, 1908
Nov. 12, 1907-Jan. 25, 1909

Jan. 20, 1908-Jan. 27, 1908
April 4, 1908-Dec. 19, 1908
Dec. 14, 1°08-June 18, 1910
Dec. 22, 1908-Jan. 1, 1910
Feb. 13, 1909-Oct. 20, 1909
Feb. 20, 1909-May 4, 1910
March 23, 1909-June 18, 1910
April 1, 1909-Sept. 5, 1910
Aug. 11, 1909-Sept. 6, 1909

Aug. 30, 1909-Nov. 22, 1910
Oct. 8, 1909-Oct. 7, 1910
April 20, 1910
May 24, 1910-Oct. 1, 1910
dune 20, 1910-Nov. 23, 1910
Sept,. 204. 1910
July 2, 1910
Aug. 31, 1910-Sept. 6, 1910

April 8, 1910-Sept. 1, 1910
March 5, 1906

March 5, 1906-Oct. 15, 1910
March 5, 1906-Nov. 19, 1908
March 6 , 1906-May 26, 1910
March 6, 1906-Aug. 8, 1910
March 6, 1906-July 7, 1910
March 7 , 1906~Sept. 22, 1910
March 8, 1906-Sept. 16, 1910
March 8, 1906-July 22, 1910
March 8, 1906

March 8, 1906-Sept. 13, 1910
March 8, 1906-Aug. 8, 1908
March 9, 1906-Oct. 17, 1910
March 9, 1906

March 9, 1906

March 9, 1906

March 9, 1906-Oct. 11, 1910
March 9, 1906-Nov. 13, 1906
March 9, 1906-Sept. 13, 1910
March 9, 1°06-Aug. 19, 1910
March 10, 1906-Oct. 18, 1910
March 12, 1906-June 26, 1908
March 13, 1906-Aug. 25, 1910
March 73, 1906=-0ct. 3, 1910
March 14, 1906-March 18, 1910
Feb. 26, 1906-Aug. 27, 1910
Feb. 21, 1906-Sept. 14, 1910
Jan. 13, 1906 -Nov. 1, 1906
March 17, 1906-Aug. 16, 1910
March 17, 1906-Sept. 26, 1910
March 22, 1906-Sept. 12, 1910
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Hancock, James
Hottle, Milt
Hinds, William J.
Holiday, W.P.

Ham (?) & Caéle
Hackney, W.O.
Henry, Thomas A.
Fayes, Delbert
Hayes, Cal

Hon, John
Huffman, Charles
Hayes, Lil -
Hayes, Homer
Hayes, Charley
Hancock, Dr. G.5.
Hoeket ts .u.D,
Hornada, 0.C.
Howard, Herbert
Haugh, Samuel
Horner, Claud
Hardin, Heber
Hughes, Ed

Hall, James
Holiday, Ed
Hughes, Andy J.
Hamilton, Elias
Hayes, Mrs. Jennie
Hayes, Link
Hayworth, Mrs.
Harshman, J.f.
Hubbard, Ernest
Hubbard, James
Housefield, Charley
Hunter, Nan
Hayes, Ed
Haggins, J.H.
Hungate, Marian
Harshman, Everett N .
Horner, FM,
Hughes, TV.
Hoar, Martha
Hardin, Roy
Hornocker, 5.W.
Hardman, Daniel
Hardin, Alfred
Holland, Harry
Kuston, Mack
Hughes, Mary J.
Hayes, Ross
Hagan, G iH
Hackney, Ollie
Hamilton, Ross
Hunter, Owen
Hopper, Ira
Hughes, Meredith
Hoar, Bert
Hardin, William
Hamilton, Frank & Magy, David
Horner, William M.
Howell, John (McKinley, Ind.)

April 14, 1906-April 21,

1910

JIUne 12, 1906-May 5, 1910

June 28, 1906-Dec.
July 20, 1906-Sent.
Nov. 23, 1906-Oct.
Sept. 29, 1909-Oct.

28, 1907

28, 1910
15, 1910
5, 1909

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Aug. 4, 1906-Nov. 30, 1907

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Oct. 29, 1906-March 26, 1910

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June 18, 1909-Jan.
June 22, 1909-Sept.
Aug. 14, 1909-Feb.
July 12, 1909-Sept.
Sept. 18, 1909

ep. 1909

20, 1909

Og “lO
tees 1910

Feb. 4, 1910-March 21, 1910
Nov. 17, 1909-June 25, 1910
M ay 10, 1910-May 18, 1910
Jan. 1, 1910-March 22, 1910
Jan. 20, 1910-May 10, 1910

March 29, 1910-Oct.
June 22, 1910-dJuly
June 25, 1910-Sept.
Aug. 11, 1910-Sept.
Sept. 16;. 7910

O25 7010
16, 1910
iy 1916
12, 1910

Soot we

ls FF.

i .F. Encampment
Le F. of Livonia
Ingram, Mike

Ingram, Frank

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Johnson, P.C. and Elwood
Jackson, Thomas
Johnson, Frank
Jean, William
gonnson, Os s
Johnson, Elwood
Jean, Mrs. Nathan
Jefferson Township
Jackson, Harvey
Johnson & Chastain
Johnson , James
Jones, John Senior
Jackson, Charley
Johnson , Henry
Johnson, Willard
Jean, Arthur

Jean, Elmer
Jackson, R oss

Johnson Brothers (0.P. & Elwood)

Jackson & Whittit
Jones, Arkie
Jarvis, M.O.
Johnson & Company
Jackson, George

K
Kimbrell, W.P,
Kirk, Henry
Kelley, Dr.
Kerby, Port
Kelso, hee
Knor, Fred
K.P. Lodge
Killman, Anna
Knox, Dora
Kemp, Elmer
Krutsinger, A.V.
Kirk, Delbert
Kelley, Henry
Kerby, Robert
Kelso & Son
Krutsinger, Jimmie

Link, Mrs. Mack
Lane & Clark
Lewis, William
Livonia Dry Goods Company
Lewis, Bud

Lockhart, Mrs. Joseph
Lawyer, George

Lemon, Mrs. E.S.

Lloyd, Frank

Livonia Paptist Church
Lynd, Mary (Mrs.

(Elwood & 01)

March 5, 1906-Dec. 18, 1909
March 25, 1909

Nov. 26, 1909-Dec. 10, 1909
M arch 8, 1906-Jan. 1, 1910
Aug. 30, 1907-July 5, 1910

March 5, 1906

March 6, 1906-Aug. 9, 1910
March 7, 2906-Nov. 23, 1909
March 7, 1906-Oct. 1, 1910
March 8, 1906-June 24, 1910
March 9, 1906-Sept. 27, 1910
March 9, 1906-Aug. 30, 1910
March 10, 1906-Jan. 1, 1910
March 14, 1906-Sept. 26, 1910
April 10, 1906-Jan. 22, 1907
June 28, 1906-June 8, 1907
July 11, 1906 -Aug. 8, 1908
Feb. 9, 1907-Oct. 25, 1910
Beb. 19, 1907-Feb. 25, 1907
Aug. 9, 1907-Oct. 22, 1907
Feb. 3, 1908-Feb. 27, 1908
Feb. 20, 1908-Aug. 27, 1910
Feb. 21, 1908-Sept. 9, 1910
July 21, 1908-Sept. 19, 1908
Aug. 14, 1908-Sept. 16, 1910
Dec. 7, 1908-Aug. 12, 1910
March 11, 1909-March 13, 1909
June 1, 1910-June 27, 1910
Aug. 22, 1910-Sept. 3, 1910

March 7, 1906-June 7, 1910
March 8, 1906-dJuly 4, 1908
March 8, 1906-Jan. 1, 1910
March 9, 1906-Oct. 14, 1907
April 20, 1906-Sept. 9, 1910

May 17, 1906-June 11, 1910
June 26, 1906-March 10, 1910
Oct. 16, 1906-July 15, 1910
Feb. 16 , 1907-Sept. 20, 1910
dune 29, 1907-Oct. 29, 1910
April 25, 1908-May 21, 1909
March 6, 1909-Sept. 21, 1909
April 29, 1909

June 5, 1909-June 9, 1909
June 22, 1909-Sept. 13, 1910
S ept. 22, 1909=duly 13, 1910

March 5, 1906-Sept. 6, 1910
March 7, 1906-June 8, 1910
May 8, 1906-May 15, 1908
March 9, 1906-June 13, 1908
May 9, 1906-July 11, 1910
March 9, 1906-Jan. 28, 1909
Sept. 3, 1907

Oct. 9, 1906-Nov. 17, 1908
March 23, 1907-April 9, 1908
April 5, 1907-April 29, 1907

James, Bromer,Ind)Aug. 6, 1907-Nov. 9, 1907

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Lawyer, Albert

Lewis, Mrs. Cynthia

Lewis, George

Larimore, Ray

Lawyer, Charley

Lindley, E.B, (Paoli, I nd.)
Lynd, Eph

M
fartin, William H.
Mather, R.P.
Masonic Lodg e F. & A.M. 282
Maudlin, Mark
Mathew, John Harvey
Mathew, Frank
Martin, B. Frank
Martin, Volney
Martin, William Senior
Myers, G.k 2
M.E. Church of Campbellsburg
Vaudlin, James
Miller, Noble
Martin, Ula
Martin, K.C,
Menear, John
Martin, Charley (Claysville)
Mather, Cyrus

Martin, Charles S.(Dr. Will's son)

Martin, Thad
Myers, Orpha
Maden, Graf
Mather, Bert
Martin, Alva
Morgan, Samuel
Miller, William N.
Miller, John and Mrs. Martha
Myers, M.B.
Maudlin, Ben
Martin, Silas D.
Mattox, Albert
Mattox, Santford
Mather, Nat
Montgomery, A.J.
Mavity, Ulerence
Maudlin, Joda
Martin, Bluford
Myers, Ralph-
Mathew, Ben

Mills, Richard
Martin, Heber
Maudlin, Ed
Maudlin, Mrs. Cy rus
Madison Township
Meridith, Andrew
Myers, Mrs. Daniel
Morris), B.2.
Martin, Arthur
Meaks, E.B.
Miller, Lucinda
Marshall, Curtis

Martin, William H. (near Bedford)

LO.

June 9, 1906-Sept. 17, 1910
March 4, 1908-Jan. 1, 1909
April 30, 1908-dJune 21, 1910
Dec. 23, 1908-Sept. 14, 1910
June 12, 1909

Feb. 28, 1910-March 2, 1910
Aug. 3, 1910

March 5, 1906-Aug. 3, 1907
March 5, 1906-Aug. 31, 1910
March 6, 1906-March 21,1906
March 7, 1906-Sept. 3, 1910
March 7, 1906-March 5, 1910
March 7, 1906-Nov. 14, 1906
March 8, 1906-April 27, 1910
March 8, 1906-

March 8, 1906-

March 9, 1906-Sept. 17, 1910
March 9, 1906-Aug. 8, 1910
March 9, 1906-

March 9, 1906-

March 10, 1906-Feb. 15, 1910
March 10, 1906-May 12, 1910
March 13, 1906-0e¢,° 21,1910
March 14, 1906-Aug. 26, 1910
May 2, 1906-Oct. 7, 1910

May 12, 1906-June 27, 1908

April 16, 1907-Jan. 1, 1910
Feb. 3, 1908-Sept. 23, 1910
April 27, 1908-May 23, 1908
June 10, 1908-March 21, 1910
Aug. 1, 1908-Oct. 12, 1910
Aug. 27, 1908-May 28, 1910
Oct. 2, 1908-April 13, 1909
Jan. 1, 1908-
Jan. 23, 1909-Feb. 3, 1909
April 22, 1909-March 19,1910
May 10, 1909~Aug. 18, 1910
M arch 24, 1910-Aug. 20, 1910
May 5, 1910-May 7, 1910
July 28, 1910-Sept. 10, 1910
Sept. 275 1910
June 1, 1906-Nov. 21, 1906
July 11, 1906-Aug. 11, 1906
May 30, 1907-Sept. 20, 1910
Sept. 1, 1906-March 26, 1910
Oct. 20, 1906-June 17, 1910
March 14, 1907-Aug. 27, 1910
March 27, 1907-dJune 11, 1909
May 13, 1907-Aug. 31, 1909
June 3, 1907-Dec. 23, 1908
June 12, 1907-Sept. 7, 1907
June 28, 1907-
July 13, 1907-dJuly 24, 1907
July 13, 1907=-Jan. 14, 1908
Aug. 24, 1907-March 19, 1910
sept. 7, 1907-May 12, 1910
75° 1907-Septs. 19, 1907
» 1907-Cct. 12, 1907

Miller, Sam
Marshall, Ezekiel
Moon, A.G.
Mather, Mrs. Albert
Montgomery, Myrom
Mather, Lee
Mabery, Walter
Montgomer y, W.S.
Marshall, Charles
Mills, Charley
Montgomery, Harry
Maudlin, Claud
Maudlin, Charles
Moorhead, John
Murphy, Otho

fc
McNeely, John
McIntire, John
McNeely, John
McCoy, William
McNeely, Cyrus
McCoy, William J.
McGrath, Walter
McGrath, John
McNeely, Jonah
McNeely, William R.
McCollough, John
McCoy, George P.
McNeely, Claud
McNeely, William B.
McNeely, Mrs. William B.
McCoy, Ad
McCoy, Eli and Alexandra
McDill, George
McGowan & McGowan
McNeely, A .d.
McNeely, Alfred
McCoy, Henry F.
McCollough, Ben
McPheeters, James
McBride, David

MePheeters, Charles (Hugh's son)

McCoy, Floyd
N

eles

Oct. 28, 1907-Sept. 21, 1910
Dec. V7, 190 (Dec. 11, 1908
Aprid 2450 1908=0ct, 27,1910
June 9, 1908-May 14, 1910
June 15, 1908-8ug. 31, 1909
June 20, 1908-Jan. 4, 1909
Sept. 15, 1908-Sept. 7, 1909
Sept. 30, 1908-Oct. 29, 1908
Nov. 6, 1908-Nov. 11, 1908
April 8, 1909-May 3, 1909
May 5, 1909-Oct. 4, 1909
May 19, 1909-Aug. 6, 1910
Aug. 7, 1909-Sept. 14, 1910
Jan. 28, 1910-Nov. 3, 1910
duly 5, 1910-<dJuly 12, 1910

Aug. 17, 1910-Aug. 22, 1910
pepe. 19, 1910
March 5, 1906-June 29, 1908
March 5, 1906
March 7, 1906-June 15, 1909
Jan. 1, 1908-Jan. 25, 1909
March 7, 1906-
March 8, 1906-
April 4, 1906-Sept. 10, 1910
April 30, 1906-Aug. 31, 1909
April 1, 1906-March 27, 1907
May 2, 1906-Sept. 17, 1910
Aug. 6, 1906-Jan. 22, 1910
Dec. 30, 1907-Nov. 19, 1908
Dec. 18, 1908-Febd. 22, 1909
April 16, 1907-Aug. 28, 1907
Oct, 16, 1907=Auge.. 20, T1910
July 29, 1908-Nov. 9, 1908
pept. 17, 1908—Aug. 26, 1910
June 3, 1908-Aug. 8, 1910
June 19, 1909-July 19, 1910
Aug. 16, 1909-July 2, 1910
Oct. 16,. 1909-0ct.. 22, 1909
dan. 26, 1910-Aug. 6, 1910
April 8, 1910-Auzg. 19; 1910
April 20. 1910-May 6, 1910
July 30, 1910-Aug. 5, 1910

North East Township (Orange County) Mar. 9, 1906-Oct. 31, 1910

Nicholson, Edgar
Nichols, Milt
Nicholson, Thomas
Naugle, Nick
Nash, Ellis
Nicholson, Set h
Nash, J.o.
Nicholson, Arthur
Newkirk, James
Neyman, Hiram
Naugle, Clint

Naugle, James

Nicholson, Ernest and Alberta
Nash, John

Nall, Scott (Estate)
Neideffer, Thomas

March 10, 1906-Nov. 10, 1910
March 10, 1906-Feb. 15, 1911
April 7, 1906-Sept. 10, 1910
May 23, 1906-Oct. 3, 1910
June 2, 1906-July 5, 1910
June 16, 1906-Feb. 17, 1910
July 12, 1906-Oct. 10, 1907

Sept. 20, 1906-Sept. 5, 1910
March 8, 1907-Oct. 1, 1910
Avril 30, 1907-Aug. 17, 1908
Sept. Ts 190 /—dan. 14, 1909
Sept. 9, 1907-Sept. 17, 1910
septs lf, 90 (=July vib 1910
April 23, 1908-Sept. 10, 1908
Septece!, 1908-0ct. 235, 1908
March 5, 1909-March 16, 1910

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Orleans Cement Block Company May 23, 1906-Jan. 1, 1908
Otty, W. Paul March 30, 1907-Oct. 12, 1910
Oldham, James Octe 17, VCs =taly 255. 1508
Olwin, G.F. (Indianapolis) March 17, 1910-July 5, 1910
Oliver, David April 21, 1910-April 30, 1910

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Padgett, Arch fay 5, 1906-Sept. 1910
Perdue, Millie May 17 , 1906-Aug. 24, 1908
Pollard, HN, March 7, 1906-Sept. 28, 1910
Prow, James March 7, 1906-May 16, 1910
Perdue, James March 8, 1906-Oct. 7, 1910
Patton, Samuel Junior March 8, 1906-March 9, 1910
Phipps, Robert A. (Saltillo) March 9, 1906-Oct. 10, 1910
Pid bi pee: Hees March 9, 1906-June 1, 1910
Patton, Samuel A. March 9, 1906-Sept. 26, 1910
Prow, Charles March 9, 1906-
Prow, Christopher March 10, 1906-March 6, 1909

Paynter, Dr. L.W. March 13, 1906-Oct. 12, 1910
Patton, Earl Jan, 15; 1906—Aug. 31, 1910
POLIard.. Curt March 14, 1906-April 2, 1910
Pollard, Stanley Jan. 31, 1906-Sept. 12, 1907
Pollard, James Aprid 25, 1906-J4ans ts 1909
Pollard, Mrs. Jane April 26, 1906-June 22, 1909
Prow, Claud May 28, 1906-dJuly 16, 1910
Peeters, George 8 Sept. 19, 1906-May 10, 1910
Phipps, William G. Oet.. 125. 1906=—dune 17527910
Paynter, Dr. Claude Dec. 5, 1906-Sept. 27, 1910
Parks, «sh. Feb. 2, 1907-dan. 1, 1910
Polson, Wesley Apri. 8, 1907-Sept. 27,- 1910
Patton, Charles March 25, 1908-Nov. 20, 1909
Phipps, Robert (Twin Creek) April 20, 1908-Sept. 1, 1909
Peden, Amos May 29, 1908-Oct. 15, 1908
Polson, James Aug. 25, 1908-Aug. 20, 1909
Phipps, John Sept. 23, 1908-Jan. 1, 1910
Patton, lee Nov. 9, 1908-July 22, 1909
Prow, lee Nov. 25, 1908-July 6, 1910
Padgett, Lon Jan. 4, 1909-Aug. 23, 1910
Percise, James May 31, 1909-Nov. 5, 1909
Perdue, Frank (Estate) June 19, 1909-July 5, 1910
Phipps, Elizabeth sept. 28, 1909=C0ct. 7, 1910

Note: Phipps crossed out and Wilcox written in
Prow, Ernest Nov. 8, 1909-Nov. 16, 1909
Patton, Benton (crossed out in index
Padgett, Daniel May 20, 1910-May 24, 1910
Patton & Hoyt May 12, 1910-Aug. 17, 1910

R

Russell, Mike March 5, 1905-Sept. 13, 1910
Richardson, William (Jame's son) March 3, 1906-July 20, 1908
Routh, Sol March 5, 1906-Feb. 11, 1909
Roll, Thomas March 7, 1°06-May 10, 1910
Rudder, Hiram March 7 , 1906-May 11, 1906
Rutherford, Charles March 7, 1906-Aug. 5, 1910
Reynolds, John March 8, 1906-Aug. 10, 1910
Russell, James March 9, 1906-dJune 3, 1909
Robertson, O11 March 10, 1906-Oct. 3, 1910
Rodman, Bert March 10, 1906-Oct. 6, 1910
Ratts, Lemuel March 13, 1906-Sept. 6, 1910
Robertson, Matthew March 14, 1906-Oct. 11, 1910

Rice, William
Ralston, Oscar
Rising, John
Rosenbaum, William
Rosenbaum, Lawrence
Rosenbaum, Ellis
Rutherford, Frank
Ross, 5.C.

Rosenbau m, Gilbert

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Feb. 26, 1906-Aug. 10, 1908
March 15, 1906-OQct. 3, 1910
March 9, 1906-Jan. 1, 1908

March 21, 1906-Sept.2, 1910
M arch 21, 1906-Sept.17,1910
April 7, 1906=0ct... G5..1910
April 23, 1906=Freb. 14, 1910
May 11, 1906-Nov. 21, 1907
May 21, 1906-Jan. 1, 1910

Richardson, William Senior (Saltillo)May 26, 1906-Sept. 29, 1910

Ralston, Andy
Roberts, Pert
Rudder, Tip
Russell, William
Rutherford, Joseph
Reynolds, James
Rosenbaum, Ora
Roberts, Walter
Rife, Joseph
Rosenbaum, Guy
Reinier, James F.,
Ralston, Claud
Russell, John L.
Rice, John
Rutherford, John
Ralston, Georg e
Russell, Herman
Richardson, Clair
Reynolds, Noble
Rice, Dan

Romine, Coleman
Robbins, James
Royce, Gabriel
Robertson, George
Reinier, Jo
Reynolds, James A. Senior
Radcliff, James (Livonia)

Robertson (01) and Smedley (M.E.)

Rosenbaum, Emory
Rosenbaum, Earl
Rabin, James M.
Reynolds, Littleton
Reynolds, Allen

Stanley, Rome P.
Stephenson, Lem P.
Stephenson, John lL.
Standiford, Dolph
Standish, William
Sweeney, Kate
smith, Ezra
Stephenson, Eli B. Senior
Smith, J «Weds
Shanks, Joseph L.
Smedley, Mack
payles, S.D.
Stephenson, Marcus
Standish, Alva
Shepler, Andy
Smedley, Hiram
Stephenson, Pen

June 14, 1906-Oct. 12, 19107
June 21, 1906-Nov. 4, 1907

April 21, 1906-June 8, 1910
Aug. 28, 1906-Sept. 17, 1910
Sept. 19, 1906-Dec. 25, 1909
Oct. 15, 1906-May 10, 1910
Jan. 5, 1907-Oct. 19, 1908

March 4, 1907-Aug. 28, 1909
May 13, 1907-Feb. 14, 1910
June 1, 1907-Aug. 3, 1910
June 28, 1907-Oct. 14, 1909
April 24, 1907-Feb. 4, 1910
Sept. 6, 1907-Nov. 30, 1907
Oct. 14, 1907-Feb. 11, 1910
March 28, 1908-July 2, 1910
May 25, 1908-June 10, 1908
June 15, 1908-Oct. 8, 1910
July 28, 1908-Aug. 10, 1910
Oct. 31, 1908-March 11, 1910
June 17, 1908-May 4, 1910
Sept. 24, 1908-Aug. 22, 1910
Dec. 1, 1908-July 9, 1910
Jan. 6, 1909-dJuly 22, 1909
April 2, 1909-Jan. 1, 1910
April 30, 1909-March 17, 1910
May 8, 1909-May 24, 1909
May 10, 1909-Sept. 24, 1910
Aug. 3, 1909-Oct. 14, 1910
Dec. 21, 1909-June 11, 1910
April 23, 1910=-Auge, 19,7910
May 18, 1910-Oct. 1, 1910
May 24, 1910-
July 20, 1910-Aug. 1, 1910

March 5, 1906-Oct. 17, 1910
March 5, 1906-Oct. 16, 1908
March 5, 1906-March 7, 1908
March 5, 1906-Aug. 26, 1910
March 5, 1906-July 20, 1908
March 5, 1906-Nov. 27, 1906
March 5, 1906-April 11, 1910
March 5, 1906-Oct. 11, 1910
March 6, 1906-Oct. 31, 1910
March 5, 1906-July 5, 1910
March 7, oes larch 28, 1910
March 7, 1906
March 8, 1906-Oct. 16, 1909
March 8, 1906-Oct. 14, 1909
March 8, 1906-Aug. 29, 1907
March 8, 1906-Sept. 20, 1906
March 8, 1906-April 27, 1910

School Trustees of Campbellsburg
Smedley, Sherman

Shroyer, Lewis

Smedley, John H.

Shaw, Thomas 8.

Sweeney, Saul

Smith, Charles (Campbellsburg)
Sappenfield, Emanuel

Shanks, Charles G.

Sweeney, James

Stephenson, John

Stanley, Frwin

Smedley,. Lafe

Smith, Henry A.

Spangler, John

Sherrow, Albert

Shanks, Ott

Standish, Lafe

Shroyer, Homer

Strattan, Seth Ross

sniyvley,. D.2«

Shoults, Richard

Standish, Lawrence

Sherrow, James

Shanks, Ogle

Shirley, Walter

Smith, David

Smith, Madison

Shultze, John

Stout, Ernest

Shanks, Field

voili, Lucinda

Shirley, Charley

Smith, William P.

Shultze, John Junior

Smith, Edawin

Sallee, Rice

Stanley, Edna

sears, Noah

Standish, Silas

Shultze & Freed

Stewart, Charles M.

Sentney, 6&-~----

Stephenson, Jemima

smith, Fomer
shirley,,Francis

Shirley, Bert

smith, Charles C,

Sweeney, John

Stephenson, Newton

Spangler, Ben

Stone, Claud

Smedley, Ray

Standiford, John

Smith, James MM,

Sheets, James HE.
Sheets, J.H.
Sharwell, Joseph
Smith, Frank
Stansbury, Ab
Sullivan, George

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9, 1906-July 18,
9, 1903-March 22,
9, 1906-dJan. 1
9, 1906-Jan. 1
9, 1906-Nov. 2
10, 1906-Oct.
10, 1906-July
1906-Aug.
1906-Dec. 2
1907-July 25,
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1906-May 6, 1°
1906-Dec. 3, 1912
1906-Aug. eG.
21, 1906-April 30,
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24, 1906-Oct. 21
» 1906-Sept. 22,
O, 1906-Jan. 1
16, 1906-Jan. ;
30, 1906-April 17,
30, 1906-March 1, 1910
15, 1906-Aug. 18,
12, 1906-Nov. 15, 1909
9, 1910-June 11,
6, 1910-July 1,
27, 1906-March 19,
31, 1906-
15, 1906-Sept.
22, 1906-Aug. 17,
5, 1907-Aug. 19,
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12, 1907-Jan. i,
28, 1907=O0ct. 22,
28, 190 T=Aug. 315-1904
28, 1907=Oct. 25, 1909
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24, 1908-April 29,
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Stampers Creek Township (Orange Co.

Stalcup, James
Sullivan, William
snyder, B.d.

Smith, Edwin
Standiford, George E.
Strattan, John C.
Standiford, Jesse
Stanley, John

Thorn, Hs Ps
Trinkle, John J.
Trinkle, Jonathan
Thomerson, Isaac
Trinkle, American
True, Jesse
Thompson, Fletch
Tarr, Jvgohn 0,
Talbot, Charles
Town of Campbellsburg
Trinkle, Sam
Taylor, Virgil
Trinkle, Stephen
Troop, Joseph
Tegarden, James

Trinkle, Henry (Jonathan's son)

Tegarden, Wash
Trinkie, Paris
Turner, W.H.
Tuel, John
Tegarden, John A.
Trinkle, Fred
Turley, Aaron

15.

March 18, 1909-Dec.16,1909
JApril 10, 1909-April 22,09.
June 16, 1909-Sept.1, 1909
pept. 1, 1909-April 20,7910

Nov. 18, 1909-Oct. 28, 1910
Dec. 14, 1909-Aug. 30, 1910
March 11, 1910-Aug. 20,1910

Feb. 8, 1910-March 4, 1910
May 25, 1910
duly 25,5 -1910=Aues .1.1910

Nov. 20, 1908-Dec.11,1908
March 5, 1906-Sept.3, 1910
March 5, 1906-Sept.19, 1910

March 6 , 1906-Aug.30, 1910
March 7 , 1906

March 7, 1906-April 30,1910
March 8, 1906-Mar. 21,1910
March 8, 1906-June 30,1906
March 9, 1906-Sept. 9, 1910
March 9, 1906-Aug. 31, 1910
March 10, 1906-Oct. 24,1910
Aprs 23, 1906-Apr.. 114 1907

May 7, 1906-May 31, 1910
May 19, 1906-Sept. 25, 1906
May 23, 1906-Oct. 31, 1910
Sept. 8, 1906-Aug. 24, 1910
Dec. 15, 1906-Feb. 12, 1907
Dec. 24, 1906-Aug. 6, 1910
Feb. 14, 1907-July 18, 1908
May 11, 1907-Sept. 7, 1910

dune 11, 1907-June 30,1910
July 27, 1907-Aug. 30, 1910
Sept. 11, 11907=-Sept.. 23,1970

Taylor, Bert and Charley (Saltillo)Oct. 5, 1907-Dec. 26, 1907

Turner, Alonzo
Thacker, Lee
Taylor, David
Tegarden, Eliza
Trabue, Castillion
Taylor, Sam
Trabue, Ceorge
Tippin, Moses
Trinkle, Otto
Town of Livonia
Trinkle, Charles
Tegarden, Samuel
Taylor, Charles

Vancleve, George H.
Vellom, Lem
Voyles, W.W.
Vernon Township
Voyles, Eliza
Vancleve, Thad
Vaneleve, Walter
Vellom, lee
Voyles, Clarisie
Vandiver, Albert
Voyles, Elmer O.

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Wilkins, James D.
Warren, John
Woodward, Morton
Woodward, Ed
Wesner, Alva
Wires, William
Wheeler, Ed
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Wells, Elmer
Williams, Harrison
Wilkins, Thomas
Wilkins, John
Wesner, Clarence
Washington County
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Vilfong, Charlie

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Wilson, George
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Weaver, Georg e
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Wyman, Lafe

Wade, James C.

Wires & Housefield
Worrell, William
Wright, Welter

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Wheeler, Ricnard
Wade, James Senior
Wade, Newton
Wright, Charles
Wolfe, Rev. James
Worrell, James
Worrell, Field
Wade, Smith
Wesner, Mrs.
Warren, David
Wesner, Charles
Warren, Closs
Wade, William
Wade, Wid

Webb, George
Warren, N ewton
Wilkins, G eorge
Walton, John
Wade, lewis (Harry)
Williams, Alsey
Wade, Elijah
Wells, Emmet
Wells, Robin
Walton, Clarence

Young, Charles

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