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PAINESVILLE TELEGRAPH 1875 © Judy J USE CONTROL + F TO SEARCH THIS DOCUMENT PAINESVILLE TELEGRAPH 1875 © Judy J. Stebbins 5/1/2016 PAINESVILLE TELEGRPAH Sanford, H. P. and E. A. Sanford’s heirs Painesville, Ohio Kirtland Merrill & Scofield, Editor and Proprietors Crary, Chr. G. Witheral, I. P. Office in Marshall’s Block, Main St. Warner, Martin J. Mentor Jan. 7, 1875 Thursday Savage, James p. 1 Second Ohio Cavalry History, Chapter 8 Willoughby P. Lake County Delinquent Tax List Bigalow, D. G. Madison Frith, Wm. Dodge, Elihu Moran, Peter, of Cleveland Dickinson, Simeon Pelton, John House, John Werrell, Thomas Hill, Martha J. Woodford, William Leach, Harlow Cassell, Douglas P. Long, Eliza Town Lots Paine, Chas. S. Smith, Marcus Reilley, Sarah Amidon, A. L. and Kate A. Amidon Warner, Martin J. Huntington, Colbert Dodge, Elihu King, Ed. W. King, Mary Ann Chambers, Ann B. Perry Conner, Mark Connell, Sarah Chapin, Laura C. Lazelle, Millie O. Gregory, Mary Jane Lockwood, Ira B. Paine, Lyman Concord Pratt, Almarin Balch, Anna Pierson, Grace N. Baker, Luther Clark, Harvey E. p. 3 Harmon Austin, of Warren, spent New Year’s Thornton, Calvin night in town. Painesville Allen, Winthrop W. J. W. Shearer, of Bay City, Mich., has been Marcus, Smith spending several days in town. Amidon, Adaline Briggs, Rufus Y.M.C.A – Officers chosen: Chase, Julia President, S. L Titus Callender, Eliza M. First Vice Pres., Walter C. Tisdel Gage, Louis P. Second Vice Pres., E. C. Branch Holcomb, Marcus Clerk, John W. Tyler Hathaway, S. P. Treas., S. R. House Lovejoy, Stephen H. Corres. Sec., John Cavendish Miller, Fidelia Trustees, James Palmer, G. H. Higgins, S. K. Gray, Maloney, William J. A. Babcock, F. M. Moore, P. Pratt, E. J. Blinn Mullens, Bridget Stockwell, Luman On Christmas day, a little boy named Pier, age 9, Stevens, Desalinus living on the Dan Hays farm near the Grand river Sanford, Henry P. bayou opposite Richmond went missing. 1 Jan. 7, 1875 half days, age 82 yrs., 5 mos. Her disease was He was found last Wednesday under the ice of inflammation of the stomach. Mrs. Cram and her the bayou. husband were among the early settlers of this township. I.O.O. F. officers elected: Horace Alvord, N. G. Prof. Kennison, of Willoughby, and Miss Eliza J. S. Churchward, V. G. Woolworth, daughter of L. C. Woodworth, of S. R. Harmlen, R. S. North Madison, were married last Wednesday. S. S. Wheeler, P. S. D. W. Mead, Treasurer Married in Mentor, Dec. 17, at the residence of C. D. Adams, C. O. Childs, and W. Doran, Trustees the bride’s mother, Grace A. Wood to Gilson H. Graham. Real Estate Transfers Died Kirtland In Bay City, Mich., Dec. 25, quite suddenly, Mrs. Sophia Hartman to Joseph Polak, 58 acres Josephine Haskell, daughter of Erastus and Walter D. Stannard to Loren Haas, 35 acres Lucinda Larned, age 27 yrs. The remains were Lucy M. Morely to Frances O. Beckman, 44 acres brought to Mentor for burial. She leaves a Madison husband and a child of 17 mos. Lorain L. Lathrop to Mary Jones, part of an acre Died in Kelloggsville, Ashtabula Co., Dec. 23, Emma L. Rogers to Sarah E. Wood, lot in Parkman Baker age 71 yrs. He was an early Unionville settler of this county and moved to LeRoy nearly LeRoy fifty years ago, where they resided nearly 12 or Richard V. Taylor to Rees Davis, 40 acres 14 years. From there he moved to Kelloggsville. Perry He leaves a wife, whom he had been married to Andrew J. Whiting to Rowland Moseley, red mill more than 50 yrs., and seven children. Mrs. Mary E. Brackenridge, wife of Mr. Jos. Sudden Death - Stephen L. Wakelee an old and Brackenridge Jr. and daughter of John Fowles, respected citizen, died in his room at the died Friday morning. She was a young lady Stockwell House, last Friday. He was 68 years greatly loved. She was married a little over a old. year ago. The deceased was a niece of Mr. S. Fowlers, of Willoughby. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hathaway celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary at their residence on C. W. Winchell and Albert Button are executors State St., New Year’s evening. of Elijah Button, late of Concord, Lake Co., Ohio. Madison Tryphosa Elias, adm. of H. H. Elias will be selling E. Harrington and wife will celebrate their silver the personal property of the estate: Harness, wedding anniversary on the last evening of the wagons, shovels, household goods, etc. dying year. Captain Carlton Graves and wife are to celebrate Letters uncalled for in the Painesville P.O. as of their silver wedding on the 11th instant. Jan. 6: Dr. E. D. Preston, of Warren, Pa., has bene Ladies spending the holidays in town. Mrs. Andros Brooks Mrs. Mary Byrns Middle Ridge – Mrs. Asenath Cram, widow of the Miss Laena Burkhart late Nathan Cram, died at her residence this Mrs. Mary Corlett morning, after an illness of only three and one Rhoda Graham Miss Deett Gordon 2 Jan. 7, 1875 track on which he was standing. His thighs were Mrs. Mary Herington crushed and mutilated; he died almost instantly. Miranda B. Mentor Miss Maggie McGerry The Old Militia of 1820 – Names furnished by I. Mrs. Alice Peck C. Hodges Miss E. Sevtt Captain, Asa Hall Miss Mattie Story Lieut. Warren Corning Jr. Mrs. Rosetta C. Taylor Ensign Ahira Clark Mrs. Jane A. Whiting Sergeants Mrs. Eunice Wood Isaac Baxter Gentlemen Zenas Blish George M. Barber David W. Vial J. Crane John Bras E. Gaffney Corporals Capt. J. F. Green John D. Vial Frederick Mason Thomas Carroll Frank Manchester Stephen Sherman S. S. Porter Solomon Webster Edgar M. Wheeler Music Held for postage: Elisha Wood Mrs. A. Beach, Weeping Water, Neb. Hall Durand Grandison Newell Jan. 14, 1875 Thursday Cyrus Ingersoll Erastus Ingersoll p. 1 History Second Ohio Cavalry, Chp. 9 Privates p. 2 Ambrose Anderson, formerly of this place, Samuel Allison son of the late John Anderson, who has been for Noah Anderson a number of years an inmate of the Brattleboro Boswell Adams Insane Asylum, committed suicide by hanging Dan Burchard himself last week. His remains will be brought Chauncey Beckwith here and buried next to his father in Oakwood Asahel D. Beckwith Cemetery. Warren Chronicle Thomas Bras Titus Billings p. 3 Geo. B. Pratt and wife, now of Syracuse, are Allison Baxter visiting friends here. Elisha Briggs Rev. Davidson, of Allegheny City, brother of Rev. William W. Carroll T. Davidson, of this town, occupied the pulpit of Jonathan P. Call the M.E. Church on Sunday. Harvey Damon Joseph Daniels Chas. A. Harris entered upon his duties as Solomon Daniels Marshal of Painesville a few days ago. Bela Darrell James Felt James Shannon, a lad of thirteen years, was James Freeland struck by a train on State St. Friday afternoon. Abner Fox On the way home from school, he stopped to let Lemuel Fobes Jr. a freight train pass and did not see an engine Daniel B. Galloway approach from the opposite direction on the Daniel Green Daniel Hopkins 3 Jan. 14, 1875 Mayfield; Cyrus Ingersoll in Parma, Cuyahoga Russell Hawkins Co.; Jesse Root in Fulton Co., Ohio; Ralph Tuttle Chester Hart in Chicago; Lemuel Forbes in Indiana; Asa Hall is Samuel Hopkins probably living in Cleveland; John Bras in Iowa, Jacob Hoose and Stephen Sherman in Toledo. Richard Houk After, a military company was organized in Philo Ingersolll Concord, Franklin Paine was Captain; Ahira Clark Luther Jewell Lieut., and Zenas Blish, Ensign. In Kirtland Walter Jewell Company, Isaac Moore was Captain, Robert Blair William Jewell was Lieut., and Jeremiah Ames, Ensign. Hezekiah Edmund Jones King was Brigadier-General; Eli Bond was Major- th Miller Losey General of the 9 Division; Deacon Harmon, the David Losey grandfather of R. P. Harmon, was Chaplain of the st John Maxum 1 Regiment. Thomas Morley Jr. Osee Mathews It is quite generally known there is a case of small Noah Nowlen pox in town—that of A. L Tinker, who has been Dudley Nowlen confined to his house for over a week. It is a Kingsley Olds modified type of the disease and no fears are Orrin Percival entertained for the safety of the patient. Dr. Benjamin Purcher Brown is his physician. Samuel Purcher John Purcher Real Estate Transfer Luke Prouty Lowell Cram to Samuel Stratton, 27 acres William Prouty Painesville Jacob Pease Thos. S. Harbach, trustee to Moses Morrell, lot Jonathan Root No. 12 Jesse Root LeRoy Lyman Russel Edmond Davis to Benj. and Lucy Wright, 25 acres James Runnals Benj. and Lucy Wright to Samuel J. Potts, 26 Simeon Reynolds acres William Reynolds Eli Strickland Weather: Saturday night was the coldest night of John Stevers the winter. The temperature was as low as 18 Nehemiah Seeley below zero and came in an advancing sheet of Levi Seeley ice-wind, cold and piercing. Daniel Sawyer Charles Tuttle Funeral of Mr. Lavinia Card Paine Ralph Tuttle Jan. 9, 1875, Mrs. Paine’s funeral services took Geo. B. Vial place at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Dr. Elijah A. Ward Card, on Washington St. She was buried on her Henry C. Wilson birthday anniversary. Still living in Mentor are Isaac Baxter, Dudley Willoughby Plains Grange Officer Elected Nowlen, Thomas Morley, Daniel Sawyer, and A. Gray, W. M. George B. Viall. In Concord, Dan Burchard; G. Newton, O. William Jewell, in Painesville; Lyman Russel in C. J. Richardson, L. A. Hanson, S. 4 Jan. 14, 1875 Married J. Citerley, A. S. In LeRoy, on Christmas Eve, at the residence of J. Simmons, c.
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