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Source: Zanesville Express
Dated: Jan. 13, 1813
DIED on the 8th inst. in this place Mr. John Bailey.
His death was occasioned by the fall of a tree, and was instantaneous.
Also on the 10th Inst. Mrs. Nancy Johnson, of consumption. |
Source: Zanesville Express
Dated: Jan. 20, 1813
MARRIED - On Sunday last by Christian Spangler, Esq. Mr.
Bowes Boydston to Miss Polly Willey, daughter of Rev.
John Willey, of this county
On Thursday last, by James Jeffrie, Esq. Mr. Daniel
Willer, to Miss Killy Miller, both of Jonathan's Creek,
Muskingum Co.The HOPE and ANCHOR TAVERN. The public are
respectfully informed, that the Subscriber has commenced the business
of public entertainment, in Springfield, Muskingum County, in that
large and commodious brick house formerly occupied by William
Burnham. John Leavens, Proprietor.
The subscriber has commenced the Gold and Silversmith Business, in
the Town of Springfield, opposite Zanesville and next door to
Doctor Mathew's Drugstore and Post office. Harry
Safford proprietor. |
Source: Zanesville Express
Dated: Jan. 20, 1813
DIED of the Head Pleurisy, on Saturday morning last in the
15th year of her age, Miss Kiasiah Gallagher of this town.
A List of Letters remaining in the Post Office, at Springfield,
Muskingum County, Ohio January 1, 1813:
Andrees, Robert
Arnold, John
Ayears, Wm.
Ayears, Richard
Austin, Lyman G.
Berry, John
Barr, Adam
Bellows, Ephraim
Bannet, Abraham
Bartholamew, John, Capt.
Bergman, Mary
Cosier, Benjamin K.
Crisman, Elias
Carr, Wm.
Colloch, Daniel
Clark, James
Casterlin, Benjamin
Cummins, James
Dausy, John
Dutro, Lucy
Dorn, Margaret |
Demos, Sary
Dill, John
Everhart, John
Ewings, SIlas
Ellis, Hilas
Goss, Jonathan
Gates, Stephen
Gates, Samuel H.
Gisinger, John
German, Wm.
Green, Elias
Howard, Joshua
Hull, Benjamin
Haver, Jacob
Hollenbach, Elack
Israel, Joseph
Kresger, Jacob
Lambden, Wm.
Moore, John
Moore, James C.
Mathews, John |
Mauk, Anthony
Miers, Adam
Potter, Jacob
Porter, John
Putnam, Edwin
Robinson, Winthrop
Russell, Richard
Resoner, Mary
Richardson, Isaac & Wm.
Sloan, Benjamin
Smith, Sarah, Mrs.
Scott, Andrew
Spangler, Mattihas
Sellars, David
Thomas, Samuel
Taylor, Jacob
Williams, Thomas
Winegardner, Henry |
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Source: Zanesville Express
Dated: Jan. 27, 1813
DIED a few miles from this place on Saturday last, the
Rev. Joseph Spaw, a preacher in the Methodist Episcopal Church. |
Source: Zanesville Express
Dated: April 18, 1813
A List of Letters remaining in the Post Office at Springfield,
Muskingum County, Ohio, April 1, 1813.
Arnold, John
Allen, Joseph
Armstrong, William
Burnham, William
Black, Mary
Brashear, Liberty
Baxter, George
Beard, George
Brown, Joseph
Cunningham, Wm.
Carson, Richard
Coneman, William
Chalfant, Robert
Cordray, James
Dodds, William
Denman, Mathias
Dils, George
Essington, James
Eppard, Jacob |
Ellis, Elias
Few, Isaac
Fickle, Benj., Capt.
Gray, Zachariah
Gum, Rodgers
Gisinger, John
Hainsworth, Aaron
Hopkins, James, Jr.
Joslin, William
Jerman, Moses
Kiblinger, Jacob
Lenhart, John
Lawson, Septimus
Mauk, John
Martin, Isaac
Newell, William
Nixon, James
Pergrin, Nicholas
Planek, Adam |
Richards, Jonathan
Reasoner, Soloman
Rose, Samuel
Seedenburg, John
Slain, Samuel D.
Smith, Daniel
Simpson, William
Terril, John
Taylor, John
Tonson, John
Vanzant, John
Whipple, Levi
Whitaker, Lemuel
Wilson, John
Weylie, Joseph
Wood, Benjamin |
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Source: Zanesville Express
Dated: January 12, 1814
Dr. John Hamm, of this town, has been appointed Marshall of
this state, in the room of Gen. Lewis Cass, resigned. |
Source: Zanesville Express
Dated: Feb. 2, 1814
DIED in Springfield on the 2 of the prevalent ________?
William Wills, Esq. age 60 years ______
Mr. Wills was a native of Connecticut and came to this county
at an early period - was in the contractor's employ during a long and
bloody Indian war, and at St. Clair's defeat narrowly escaped the
tomahawk.
Also on the same day of the dame disorder, Zeno Chandler,
son of the late Doct. Chandler who died last week, age 16. |
Source: Zanesville Express
Dated: March 23, 1814
We learn that General Cass has resigned his command in the
Army of the U. S., having been appointed Governor of the Michigan
Territory.DIED in this county, Mr. Levi Sherman, in
attempting to cross the Licking river at Dillon's furnace with a team
of six horses, the whole were drowned.
At his residence near Sprinfield, Major Lewis Nye of the
prevailing fever. |
Source: Zanesville Express
Dated: April 6, 1814
DIED - At his farm near Zanesville, of the prevailing
epidemic, in the 57th year of his age, Mr. John Willy, a
local preacher in the Methodist Episcopal Society.
On Monday, the 4th inst. he fell asleep in Jesus.MARRIED -
On Thursday evening last Mr. ___ Arnold of Virginia to Miss
Prudence Jackson, daughter of Col. George Jackson of this
county.
On the evening of the same day Mr. Wm. Baker to Miss
Polly Edgeway, both of this town.
On Wednesday night last, the jail of this county was discovered to
be on fire, which was entirely consumed.... it has been set on fire by
a runaway negro, who had been confined there the day before, his
object was to burn a hole sufficient to escape through.
On Saturday last the following officers were elected in this town
under the act of incorporation viz:
Mayor - William Craig
Trustees - George Reeve, Peter Mills, S. W. Culbertson, James
Hampson, N. C. Finlay.
Recorder - William Blocksorn
Assessor - Ezekiel Bisset |
Source: Zanesville Express
Dated: April 14, 1814
DIED on Saturday Morning about 4 o'clock, the 9th day of
April 1814 Marietta Frazey (Daughter of Samuel and Esther
Frazey of Zanesville) age 2 months.William Marshall,
Brewer informs his customers that they can be supplied with good beer.
William Baker respectfully informs his friends and in
general the public that he has commenced the tailoring business. |
Source: Zanesville Express
Dated: April 20, 1814
MARRIED - on Thursday evening last by Christian Spangler
Esq., Mr. David Cobb to Miss Peggy Whitacre, both of this
town |
Source: Zanesville Express
Dated: June 29, 1814
DIED at Springfield on the 24th inst. Mrs. __ Frizby
the consort of Mr. James Frisby. |
Source: Zanesville Express
Dated: June 8, 1814
DROWNED in the river at Springfield on the 6th inst., a
child of the Widow Seamans, about three years old |
Source: Plain Dealer - Cleveland, Ohio
Dated: Oct. 26, 1850
Death on the Plains
The St. Louis Republican gives the deaths that have been
reported at Fort Laramie during the summer. The number of
names given is 262; many more deaths are said to have occurred, but
not reported. The record was kept and furnished by the
officers at the Fort. We give the names from Ohio and Indiana,
contained in the Melancholy record:
Thomas LUGATE, Zanesville, Ohio, died June 25th, at Fort
Laramie, of Cholera, aged 40 years, leaving a wife and five
children.
A. OHLINGER, Zanesfille, Ohio, died June 25th, at Fort
Laramie, of cholera, aged 45 years, leaving a wife and 3 children. |
Source: Wheeling Register - West Virginia
Dated: September 19, 1890
MARTIN'S FERRY (Belmont Co., Oh)
J. F. McMannis, of Zanesville, O., was in the
city yestday. |
Printed in the Coshocton Tribune
Wednesday Evening October 22, 1930
DRESDEN, OHIO
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The Times Recorder
Tuesday Sept. 30, 1958
Zanesville, Ohio
(Contributed by
Norita Moss)
ROSEVILLE MAN FATALLY SHOT AT HIS HOME
Everett Landrum Jr., Roseville, 34 year old station manager at
Lake Central Airways at Municipal Airport, died at 9:00 p.m.
at the hospital, three hours after being shot in the right temple with
a 22 caliber rifle in his bedroom.of his Roseville Home.
The Muskingum County, Sheriff;s Dept.the wound was apparently self
inflicted . Unmarried he resided with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Landrum.
The shooting took place about 6:00 p. m. and the sheriff;s office was
notified about 6:30 p.m.
His parents found him in his bedroom at Main Street residence in
Roseville
The body was taken to Cannon and Cannon Funeral Home in Roseville.
Services will be announced later. |
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The Times Recorder Zanesville, Ohio
Thursday Dec 26, 1976
(Contributed by
Norita Moss)
ANNIVERSARY FOR HINDELS SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hindel will observe their silver anniversary
Saturday. They were married Dresden Mrs. Hind el is the former
Claudine Moss, daughter of Mrs. Mary
Moss and the late Charles Moss . Mr.. Hindel's parents were the late
Mr. and Mrs Dorsey Hindel . The couple have one son, Larry Wayne. |
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