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Collected Lists of Names Mentioned in Rawn's Journals
August 27, 1831 to March 27, 1832, Book 2 (Groff)
Agnew, Dr. Samuel
Aitkin, James
Alricks, James, Esq. - father of Hamilton and Herman Alricks, also attorneys, who
were both friends of Rawn
Alricks, Hamilton, Esqr. - friend, who had law office at Market street near Third
(according to the Harrisburg Directory of 1839, page 25); brother Hermann
Alricks was later a fellow investor with Rawn in the Harrisburg Savings
Institutions , as noted in Gerald G. Eggert's book, Harrisburg Industrializes; the
Coming of Factories to an American Community (University Park, PA.: The
Pennsylvania State University Press, 1993) 32.
Baker, Jacob - for whom he got a Saturday Courier
Ball, George C., of Virginia
Berry, O.
Berryhile, William C.
Berryhill, John H. - attorney with office near court house, resident of Prince's Hotel
(Directory, page 25)
Bloomfield, Captain John - frequently mentioned in the journal
Bloomfield, Captain Thomas
Bon a Ton - a "dancing room" there, mentioned on December 20, 1831. 2
Bollinger, Jacob
Books, Miss
Brent, R. - student of law
Brien, Mr.
Briggs, Miss
Brinn, Mr.
Brinton, Caleb, and two sisters from West Chester, PA.
Brown, Mr. - artist? for whom he "stood for a likeness" - March 16
Brown, Mr., of the Circus
Brown, Charles, of Philadelphia, PA.- with whom he corresponded
Buchanan, James - Minister to Russia at the time of this journal; later the fifteenth
president of the US.
Buehler, Mrs. - likely the proprietress of a hotel, "Spread Eagle," which was a social
spot for Rawn and his friends. (The Directory lists it under Hotels and Inns of
Harrisburg) She was the wife of George Buehler, a merchant who died in
1816, and mother of William Buehler who came to Harrisburg in 1848,
according to the History of Dauphin and Lebanon Counties ; possibly mother
as well of Henry Buehler.
Bullock, Dr., from Bellefonte - He and his niece are mentioned.
Burnside, James O.
Cameron, Jane and Eliza, daughters (?) of
Simon Cameron - prominent Harrisburg citizen, and later a U.S. Senator
Cardon, Mr. 3
Carpenter, Israel
Carpentier, J. L., of New York City
Carson, Charles
Chapman, Mrs. Elizabeth – daughter of Joseph Jefferson
Chritzman, Henry
Clendenin, Miss Frances P. (also spelled Clendennin) - one of Rawn's close circle of
friends and the woman who became his wife
Clendenin, H. - not clear if this is Mrs. Clendenin or Miss
Clendenin, Miss J. J. - a young woman who married A.J. Jones, who with T.S. Jones,
was listed as owning a dry goods store on Market, between Second and Third
Clendenin, John Joseph - left Harrisburg for New Orleans; exchanged letters
frequently
Clendenin, Miss Mary Scott
Cline, Philip - High Constable, for whom he ordered a copy of Saturday Courier
Cox, Miss
Craft, Jas., Esqr., of Pittsburgh
Cungle, Henry
Cuvzons, Mrs. - woman who did his laundry
Dean, Dr. A. L. - reference on page 11 to Dean's shop to get medicine. "Mrs. Dr. Dean"
is also mentioned .
De Witt's Church (Presbyterian) - presided over by the Rev. William R. De Witt; Rawn
in frequent attendance
Ellison's - a merchant of Philadelphia 4
Espey or Espy, Mrs. - (listing in Harrisburg directory for James Espy, No.2 S. Front
Street)
Fahnestock, Miss - possibly related to A.K. and F. Fahnestock who run a hardware
store near Buehler's Hotel
Findlay, J. K. (either John or James?) - frequent companion of Rawn's; brother of Gov.
Wm.Findlay; moved to Lancaster to practice law
Findlay, Thomas K. of Philadelphia
Fisher, A., Esqr.
Friedley, Mrs.
Franklin, Walter, Esq.
Geiger, Mrs. George (any relations to the "Geiger" of the present-day street name?)
Gemmel, Mrs. Rebecca - a client at East Whileland, Chester County, with whom he
corresponds
Gibson, Chief Justice and Mys Gibson
Miss Gleim of Pittsburgh
Goodman, J., of Philadelphia
Gortons
Hachnlen, Christian - baker in journal who may have become guardian of a German
child. Possibly the same Christian Hehnlen the Directory later lists as a member
of the Town Council.
Halderman, Miss - possibly related to Jacob Halderman in the 1839 directory
Hamilton, A. Boyd - close friend of Rawn's and frequently mentioned; printer and
editor of Harrisburg Chronicle 5
Hamer, Dr. Jesse
Hanna, Mrs. - who also sat with Shunk's sick child
Hare, David - grocer at Market, between 3rd and 4th
Hiester. A. O. (also spelled Hiestin in the text) - frequently mentioned
Heisely, George J. - listed as a watch maker at the corner of Second and Walnut
Hicks, Miss, of Carlisle
Holderman, Jacob
Hought & Musser - did cabinet work
Hughes, Alexander - for whom he got a Saturday Courier
Jefferson, Joseph, and his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman
Johnson, Samuel - boatmaker in Philadelphia
Jones, Mr. A. - merchant who married J.J. Clendenin - owner of dry good store
Jones, Mr. Thomas - from Thornburgh(y)
Kelker, Mr.
Kemble the tailor - likely George S. Kemble, No. 7 South Front Street
Kelso, Charles, Esqr.
King, Thomas - involved in deed transaction
Kirgan, V.
Krause, David, Esqr. - with law office on corner of Market and Third
Leach, Miss
LeBaron, William
Leslie, Mrs. - mentioned frequently as hostess
Libhart, Benjamin, of Marietta and his brother, Jacob 6
Lockman's - Evangelical Lutheran Church which he attended occasionally; Rev.
Augustus H. Lochman, pastor there (see I. Daniel Rupp, The History and
Topography of Dauphin, Cumberland, Franklin, Bedford, Adams, and Perry
Counties (Lancaster, PA.: Gilbert Hills, Proprietor and Publisher, 1846) 288.
Lombart, M.
Marthews, Geo. - for whom he ordered a Saturday Courier
McClure, William, Esqr. - with an office on Market between Third and Fourth; later
president of Harrisburg Savings Institution.
McAllister, Captain
McCullough, Miss of Chambersburg
McKinney, Dr. J. - frequently mentioned as a companion, especially for riding
McKinney, Judge - question if this is Mordecai McKinney or same as doctor above
McKinney, Miss - who was to marry Mr. Alexander, the missionary
Merrill, Miss - another of Rawn's social set; along with a Miss Meyers
Morris, J. W. - President - Union Canal Company in Lebanon, to whom he wrote
Murray, Mrs.
Nagle, George - whose name appears frequently; likely owner of the Union Hotel on
the southeast corner of Market Square
New Baptist Church - where Mr. Dugg from Philadelphia preached (possibly the First
Baptist Mission Church?)
Newbeker, Philip, of Halifax, Virginia, to whom he writes
Newpt & Ellison (Philadelphia) - from whom he ordered pants
Nourse, John, from Washington 7
Ogelsby, Geo. - for whom he got a Saturday Courier
P.O. Ladies, The - aforementioned social circle
Peacocks, The - family with whom Rawn had frequent contact. The father, James
Peacock, was Postmaster. Elizabeth Peacock was his daughter. The Mrs.
Peacock referred to was probably Mrs. Frances C. Slough Peacock who died in
1837, according to Egle (524-5).
Pettit, J. D., Esqr. of Westchester
Pierce, Myers, from Maryland
Rawn, David W., of Delaware County - his brother
Rawn, George W., of Philadelphia - mentioned often
Rawn, Jacob - son of Uncle Samuel Rawn
Rawn, Julia Ann - Rawn's sister who lived at and wrote often from Thornbury in
Delaware County
Resch, Mr. John - Rawn's German teacher, for whom he also conducted some legal
business
Rawn, Uncle Samuel - whose death on December 19, 1831 was noted in the text
Roberts, Captain (Edmund, John or Joseph Roberts?)
Roberts, James - for whom he got a Saturday Courier
Ross, Miss
Schicks, Herman - whose wife was a Miss Carr
Schoyer, Solomon - a client for whom he did some legal work
Seinau, George - from whom he got gloves 8
Shegogg or Shesogg, Mr. - also spelled Shegogs. It is his room that had some paintings
that Rawn and his friends went to see.
Shock, Samuel, Esqr (also spelled as Shoch) - a close friend of Rawn's
Shunk Family - already noted Francis R. Shunk with whom Rawn studied law. *J.R.
Shunk is mentioned as is Mrs Shunk and Isaac Shunk and his daughter Marie
from Philadelphia.
Smith, Benjamin, Esqr. of Washington
Spard, Margaret, of Philadelphia
Sprigman, Mr. - who labeled his law books. This could be either Solomon or Henry,
both of whom are listed in the 1839 directory as bookbinders.
Sudhis, R. O.
Sübrich, George
Tags, Mr., of Philadelphia
Brisban Vansant, Dr. Brisban
Veiel, Charles - whom Rawn described as a German orphan for whom a guardian is
assigned. Later, there is mention of a widow Mrs. Veiel.
Wallace, Mr. - with whom he hunts for pigeons . This may or may not be the Thomas
Wallace from whom he buys a stove and to whom he pays board on January
16, 1832.
Walker, Colonel Thomas
Weidmans, The - he mentioned F. Weidman, John Weidman of Lebanon often, and
Thomas Weidman .
Whitehills - landmark near which he walked 9
Williams, Lewis - for whom he ordered a Saturday Courier
Williams, Rudolph - an apothecary?
Wilson, Matthew - who owned Wilson's Hotel on the corner of Third and Market.
Wilson, Elizabeth - possibly of the same family, one of his social set
Wolf, Governor George - at whose home he attended a number of gatherings
Wolfersberger, George - owner of a dry goods store on the corner of Market and Third
Wright, Mrs. R.
Woodward and Spragg - publishers of the Saturday Courier in Philadelphia
Wridman, John - from whom he got a letter
Wridman, Thomas - of Princeton to whom he wrote
Wunderlich of Carlisle - to whom he wrote
Wyeth, Francis - bookseller
March 27, 1832 to February 5, 1833, Book 3 (Hermann)
Adams, William
Agnew, Jas.
Alexander, Captain
Allen, Jacob
Alricks, Hamilton
Alricks, Herman
Alricks, Miss Catherine
Anderson, Dr.
Anderson, Samuel 10
Antes
Armor, Captain
Atlee, William A.
Ayres, William Esqr.
Badger, Mr. Bela
Baily, Hiram, and wife, Sarah Bailey
Baily, Major Joel
Barber, Mr.
Barns, S.L.
Bayers
Bealty, Dr.
Bealty, George
Beaver, Jacob
Bedell, Mr.
Bell, William
Benedict, Esqr.
Berber, Dr.
Berghaus, Dr. Charles. H.
Berry, Oliver
Bertram
Biddle, Leut.
Biggler, John
Bless, Elain 11
Blisden
Bloomfield, Captain Thomas
Bose Elizabeth
Bowman
Bradley, John
Bradley, William
Brewster, F.E. Esqr
Brien
Briggs, John
Brinton, Steel
Brooks, Jho. Esq.
Brooks, Missess
Brown, Chas. Esqr
Brown, Hales
Browne, P.A. Esqr
Buehler, Hon. John Le
Buehler, M.
Buehler, Mrs.
Buffington, John
Burden, Dr.
Burnside, Jos.
Burrs
Cameron, D. 12
Cameron, Eliza
Cameron, General
Cameron, John
Capps
Carlton, Peter A.
Carpenters
Carson, Charles
Carter, Ezekial
Cassinger
Cattrell, William
Chandler, George
Chandler, Jonathon
Cheyney, Chas. H. - a family member of Rawn‘s
Cheyney, David R - a family member of Rawn‘s
Cheyney, J.W.H. - a family member of Rawn‘s
Cheyney, William (Uncle) - a family member of Rawn‘s
Clark, Sarah
Clarkson
Clemson, Amos
Clendeda Norman
Clendenin, Frances C. - a friend and future wife
Clendenin, John Joseph - a friend
Clendenin, Mary Scott - a friend 13
Clendenin, Mrs. - Mother of Frances, Mary Scott, and John Jas. Clendenin
Cloud, Josiah P.
Coulle, Mr
Cox, Charles Jr.
Creek, Philip
Creesh, Esqr.
Criegh
Cromwell, T.
Cross, Mr. Henry
Cross, Mr. John
Cross, Mrs
Culp, Lewis
Curran, Mrs
Curson, Mrs. - Rawn‘s Washerwoman
Curson, Ed
Davis, Chas
De Witt, Reverend Miles
Dean, Dr. A.J
DeArmints, Mrs.
Delworth, James
Deprefontaine John - Justice of the Peace in Philadelphia County
Divina, John - an Irishman
Dorsey - a black fellow 14
Duck
Duffield, Mr.
Dunlop
Durean, Stephen
Dyre, Joseph
Eberle, Henry
Elder, Esqr.
Elder, Josiah
Ellison
Epilauttes, E.
Eshelman, Henry
Espy, Jaury
Fage, W.
Faggert
Fahnestock
Fairlumb, Fredrick
Faleanin
Faraquar, Mr
Feen, Mr. S
Fell, William
Felton, John Esqr.
Fertig, Peter
Findlay John. K. Esqr 15
Fisher, Catherine
Fishers, George
Fishner, Thomas. A.
Forester, Perry
Forester, Thomas M.
Forster, David
Forster, May
Fought
Franklins, Walter S.
Fray, Andrew
Frayelne
Fredleys
Fryune, Holbrook
Fyng, Mr.
Galharth, Mo Esqr.
Gallaugher, George
Geese, David
Gemmel, Dr. J. M.
Gemmel, John D.
Gemmel, Mrs. R.
Gemmel, Thomas
George - black man
Gibbons 16
Gibson, Judge
Glecin
Gleisons
Goodman, Mr.
Graydon, Esqr
Greens, Judge
Hace, Rev., Mr.
Hahary, Mrs.
Hahulen, Mr
Haldeman, also spelled Halderman
Haldman, Sarah
Hale, B
Hamilton, A. Boyd
Hamilton, Hugh
Hannum, R.E.
Hare, David
Harris, W. Esqr.
Hazard, Solomon
Hebner, George
Hebners, Boyer
Heisleys
Heloner, George
Henrick, Judge 17
Henrie, Nathanial - owner of a livery stable
Henry, Mrs.
Hetzel, Dr. J. Newton
Hetzel, Hiram
Hetzel, Mr. and Mrs.
Hicks, Ross H.
Hierter, A.O
Hildebury
Hocker, John
Hoffman, John G.
Hopple, J.
Hossinger
Hummel, Judge
Hunk, Mrs
Hunt, Mr. of Chester County
Hunters, George
Hutton, James
Hy - black girl
Ickes, Dr., also spelled Iches
Irwin, H.
Jackson - black boy
Jacobs, J.
Jefferson, Old Mr. 18
Joardian
Johnson, D.M.
Johnson, John
Josiah - black man at Wallace
Junkin, Dr, also spelled Judkin
Kankles
Kemble, George - tailor
Kinding, C.S, Also spelled Kendeg
King, George
King, John
King, Mrs.
Kings, Emeline Keller
Kirk
Kissinger, Mr.
Kisson, R. M.
Knepley, Tho
Krause David
Landis, J.B.
Learle, Mr.
Lemer, Dr. Lerue
Leslie, Mr.
Leslie, Mrs.
Lewis, Elli 19
Lewis, Fredrick
Loackers, General
Lochman
Lubrich
Mahon, Alexander
Manay, J.
Marcy, Judge
Marsden - a preacher
Martin, Marcus
McAllisters
McClure, Mrs
McCord
McCormicks, Esqr.
McCullough, Miss Nancy, also spelled McCullloh
McGowan
McKeans, General
McKinny, Mr
McKissick, R.
Mclans
McRoberts
Meann, Job
Mentayre, Lewis
Merrill, Miss 20
Middleton Cooley - a client
Millers, Jacob
Minay
Mitchell
Moore, James
Morrig, Charles
Mowry
Mueller, Ross
Murray, Mrs
Murray, Samuel - Owner of a Livery Stable Rawn frequents
Musgrove, Mrs
Musser
Nabb, Perry C. - entered election bet with Rawn
Nagles
Newbeker, Jacob - client
Newbeker, Peter - client.
Newbeker, Philip - client
Nicholas
Onderdonk, Bishop
Orth, Adam Esqr.
Orth, Edward
Orth, Mrs.
Parke, B. Esqr. 21
Parker
Peacock, B.G. - friend and Post Master
Peacock, Elizabeth - daughter of B.G. Peacock
Pearson, Mr.
Pettit
Philips
Pierce, Myers
Pike, Mr.
Plitt, Lewis
Pool, S.
Powell
Preston
Price, Samuel A.
Puis, Mrs., Dr.
Quailes, Kendricks
Ramsey, Albert
Ramsey, Henry K.
Randall, S.H. - tailor
Rawn, Caspar
Rawn, Elizabeth
Rawn, George W.
Rawn, Julia Ann
Reed, Judge 22
Reed, William
Rhawn, Aunt
Rhawn, Deborah
Rhawn, Jacob
Rhawn, Samual
Rhawns, Aunt Hannah
Ritner
Roberts, Col.
Roberts, Edmund W.
Roberts, Mrs.
Roberts, Thomas
Rogers, H.G. - a student of law
Rogers, Mr. - friend
Ross, Catherine - friend
Ross, Mr. - friend
Ross, Rebecca - friend
Rotewright, Miss
Rouv
Sauman, John
Schmuker, Rev
Schoyer
Scott, H.
Searing, John K. 23
Sebo, George
Seiler, J.K.
Selin, Douglass
Serner
Shalls
Shannon, Mr. R. - friend
Shegog, J.H.
Shiss - Attorney General
Shoch, S., also spelled Shock - friend
Shoops
Shram, Mr. Jacob
Shulers
Shunk, Frances R. - friend and teacher
Sibhart Jo. J.
Sighter, Jos.
Silsburg, Fredrick
Ske David
Slaon, John
Sleves, William Esqr.
Slivard, H.
Smith, Fazer P. Esqr
Smith, Thomas S.
Smuls 24
Sneoily, John
South, George W.
Spanglers, Genl
Spragg - editor of Saturday Courier
Stambaugh
Stegner, George
Stehley, John A.
Stein, Rev. Nathan
Stern, W. Rev
Stewart, Mrs. E. B.
Stine, Dan
Stoddard, Henry Esq.
Stoever, Senator
Stovis, John
Strickland
Strog, H.K.
Subold
Susan, Miss
Sutherland, Dr
T. Richard
Todd. Miss
Van Arminage, H.H.
Wade 25
Waggoners, Jacob
Waggown, David
Wahan, John D.
Wallace, Clergyman
Wallace, Thomas J.
Walters, Jacob - black man
Ward - barber
Warford
Warner, Samuel
Warren, Job Esqr.
Watson
Weidman, John A. - friend
Weidman, Misses S.A. - friend
Weiter, Josiah
Wells, Sawyer
Welsh
Wengert, Dan
Weutz, Dilworth
Wharton, Mrs.
Whitehill, George S.
Wiestling, B. J.
Wiestling, George
Wiestling, J. S. 26
Williamson, George
Williamson, Lewis
Wilson, Mr.
Wistar, Roger
Witman, John O. Dr.
Witmore, Sauling Esqr.
Witner
Wolf
Wolf, Govorner
Wolf, Margaretta
Wolf, Miss
Wolfsersbuger, also spelled Wofserberger
Wood, John
Wood, Mrs. C
Wood, Nicholas.B.
Woods, Mrs. Hannah
February 6, 1833 to May 27, 1833, Book 4 (Rohrer)
Agnew, Dr.
Allen, Mary
Alricks, Jane - a possible relation to James Alricks, see Groff paper, appendix; James
Alricks is listed in the History of Dauphin and Lebanon Counties, p 461,
Orphans Court and Quarter Sessions from 1821-1824. He died October 28, 1833. 27
Ankrim, Dr. Josiah - of Chester County
Appleton‘s – A place in Coxtown where Rawn stopped to have a drink.
Atlee, William A. - Highspire, with whom Rawn corresponds frequently
Ayres, Bucher - son of William Ayres, he bought stock from Rawn.
Ayre, William - Rawn sold him stocks. William lived on Market St. and served on the
Town Council (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, pp 22, 34); According to the
History of the Counties of Dauphin and Lebanon, p. 462, William Ayres was born
14 December 1788 and went into business with James S. Espy, a merchant, in
1816. He moved to Harrisburg in 1824 and was admitted to the Bar 3 May 1826.
In addition, Ayres was elected to the Legislature in 1833-34, 1834-35, and he died
26 May 1856.
Badger, Bela - of Philadelphia
Baird
Baldwin, Ethan
Barnes Church - A Presbyterian church in Philadelphia Rawn attended during a visit
Barry, Samuel
Beaumont‘s Tavern - Lancaster County
Berghaus, Dr. G.H.
Bingham, Dr.
Bioren, Mrs. Harriet - General Hiester‘s daughter, who was buried 22 March 1833,
according to Rawn‘s journal. 28
Blattenberger, Esqr.
Blyss, Elam - a bookseller in New York City
Booth, Rebecca
Bowers, Jonathan - of Hollidaysburg, Huntingdon Co., Pa.
Bradley, Emmor
Bradley, George W. - of Huntingdon County
Bradley, John. H. Esqr. of West Chester
Brent, R.I. Esqr. - of Hagerstown, Md.
Brewster, F.E.. Esqr. - of Philadelphia
Brien [?],Dr. Joseph A. - president of Board of Appraisers
Briggs, Miss
Briggs, Mrs. Armstrong
Briggs, G.E. - a barber, on Market St. opposite Wilson‘s Hotel (Harrisburg Directory of
1839, p. 29)
Brinton, Jonathan, Esqr.
Brisban, Dr. J., and wife
Brown, Thomas - administrator of Mary Bell‘s estate
Brubeker, Philip
Brooks, Esqr.- There is a John Brooks listed in the 1839 Harrisburg Directory on Front
St. between Market and Walnut Streets. 29
Brooks, E., M. Brooks, and R. Brooks - attended Rawn‘s wedding
Broom - a lawyer from Philadelphia
Buehler, William - of Philadelphia
Buehler‘s Hotel and Inn - a boarding house on Market Square called the Spread Eagle
(Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p24); an article in the Lancaster Intelligencer, 13
March 1849, p 2, refers to the Buehler Hotel in Harrisburg as an ―ancient and
historical establishment;‖ also see Groff paper, appendix
Buffington, Dr. J.R. - ―Speaker of the Senate and Capitol‖; here is a John Buffington
residing on Front St. between Locust and Pine Streets (Harrisburg Directory of
1839, p 35.)
Bullack, Dr. - see Groff paper, appendix
Burden, Dr.
Burnett, Gilbert - a chair maker listed on Second Street (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p
23).
Burns - cashier of Lebanon Bank
Clendenen, Mrs. C. or Elizabeth C. - a widow and Frances P. Clendenen‘s mother and
Rawn‘s future mother-in-law
Cackin, Michael - member of the House of Representatives
Cameron, General - see Groff paper, appendix
Canderbeeck, Mrs. and husband - she gave a concert that was attended by Rawn, Frances
P. Clendenin, and other friends on 29 March 1833. 30
Capitol Hotel (Henry‘s) - The place where Rawn addressed his colleagues in the
Harrisburg Greys and confronted them with accusations of betrayal and deceit
leading to his resignation from the organization.
Capps - from whom Rawn purchased a pair of gloves
Carpenter, Esqr., - of Halifax
Carson, A.E. - attended Rawn‘s wedding
Champneys, Benjamin - a lawyer from Lancaster County and Rawn‘s colleague in a case
that was brought to trial. According to Champney‘s obituary in the Lancaster
Daily Express, August, 10, 1871, Champneys was born in New Jersey in 1800
and came to Lancaster in 1816. He had a home and office on E. King St.
Lancaster, Pa., and married the daughter of William A. Atlee. He served as a
prosecuting attorney for the mayor‘s court and was appointed a judge for the
Common Pleas and Quarter Sessions in 1840. In 1842, Gov. Shunk appointed
him Attorney General.
Chandler, J. - to whom Rawn paid office rent. According to the 1839 Harrisburg
Directory, there is a Jonathan Chandler, a blacksmith, on Walnut Street.
Additionally, the History of Dauphin and Lebanon Counties, p. 474, cites
Chandler as a prominent figure in the construction of the locks and bridges of the
Pennsylvania Canal. He died 6 January 1847.
Chestnut, Andrew
Cheyney, Charles H. - of Thornbury; relative of Rawn. 31
Cheyney, David - A relative of Rawn who he visited on his way to Thronbury 6 May
1833.
Cheyney, Edith - Rawn‘s aunt who died, according to his journal 13 April 1833.
Cheyney, H. of Philadelphia
Cheyney, Mary - Rawn‘s aunt in West Chester
Cheyney, William - Rawn‘s uncle in West Chester
Clarkson
Clemson, Amos - of Salisbury, Lancaster Co. A case Rawn often mentioned
Clemson & McClure - a law office; see Groff paper, appendix
Clendenin, F. P. C./Frances P. - She became Rawn‘s wife on 25 May 1833.
Clendenin, J. Clendenin, or Joseph - of Harrisburg. Frances P. Clendenin‘s deceased
father
Clendenin, Jonathan Joseph - A frequent Rawn companion and groomsman at his
wedding
Clendenin, M .J.
Clendenin, Miss Mary Scott - She served as a bridesmaid in Rawn‘s wedding
Cohen, Joseph P., Esqr. - of Philadelphia. He worked with Rawn on the oft-mentioned
P. A. Karthaus business
Cox, Charles
Crane, Col. 32
Creek, Philip - A man tried and found guilt of ―involuntary manslaughter.‖
Culp, Lewis
Curzon, Mrs. - Rawn‘s laundry woman who also makes his shirts.
Davis, Esqr .- There is a John Davis listed in the 1839 Harrisburg Directory, p. 31, who
was a Justice of the Peace.
DeWitt‘s Church - see Groff paper, appendix; this is also the church where C. C. Rawn
and Frances Clendenen are married.
DeWitt, Rev. - He was installed as pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Harrisburg on
November 12, 1819 (History of Dauphin and Lebanon Counties, p 337).
Dietrich, Dr. - of Philadelphia
Dilworth, James, Esqr. - of Chester County
Dorsey - a barber
Duck, William - He has a candle factory on Market St. between Front and Second Streets
(Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p. 30).
Duncan, Miss - She may be related to a William Duncan, a tobacconist, on Market St.
(Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p. 37).
Duncan‘s Island - A place Rawn visited on 12 April 1833.
Egle, Miss
Elders, Esqr. - There are a Thomas Elders on Front St. and a Josiah Elders at No.2 S.
Front St. (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p. 37). 33
Ellison, J.B. - A cloth merchant in Philadelphia where Rawn buys black cloth.
Elliot, Mr. - A preacher from Washington County whom Rawn heard at DeWitts‘ Church
on 10 February 1833.
Episcopal Church - Located on Front St. between Locust and Pine Streets (Harrisburg
Directory of 1839, p. 32) and attended by Rawn.
Espy, James S. - The proprietor of Espy & Johnson‘s store, a dry good and retail store on
S. Front St. (Harrisburg Directory of 1852, p. 5).
Espy, Mrs. - see Groff paper, appendix
Eve - The cook at Wallace‘s tavern and inn.
Fahnestock, A.K. - A merchant selling hats, gloves, umbrellas, and furs located on the
corner of Market Square (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p. 17).
Fahnestock, M. - Attended Rawn‘s wedding.
Fairlamb, Frederick
Fedderhoffs, Col.
Fenn, Theophilus - editor of Pennsylvania Telegraph, Fenn is living at Gleim‘a
Shakespeare Hotel on Locust St. between Second and Third Streets (Harrisburg
Directory of 1839, p. 38).
Findlay, General - of Ohio
Findlay, Governor - Gov. William Findlay was born near Mercersburg, Franklin Co., Pa.,
on 20 June 1768 (History of Dauphin and Lebanon Counties, p. 488). William
Findlay was the great-grandfather of Francis Shunk Brown, and in addition to 34
serving as Governor, he served four terms in Congress, served as State Treasurer,
and ended his career as a senator from Pa. (Pennsylvania: A History, p. 12).
Findlay, Jonathan King - A clerk from the Supreme Court, Lancaster County, he served
as 1st groomsman at Rawn‘s wedding; also see Groff paper, appendix
Fisher, George - An attorney and father of John Fisher; see below.
Fisher, John A. - An attorney on the corner of Walnut and Raspberry Alley (Harrisburg
Directory of 1839, p. 25). John became a member of the Bar in December, 1820
and died July 1864 (History of Dauphin and Lebanon Counties, p 277). This
could be the ―Fisher‘s‖ Rawn often rides to and visits.
Fisher, Julianne - She was at the Rawn wedding.
Forster, Major Jonathan - Market St. opposite the courthouse (Harrisburg Directory of
1839, p 38).
Forster, General - An attorney listed in the 1839 Harrisburg Directory, p 25.
Fox, Frank
Fox, George
Franklin, Mrs. - Attended Rawn‘s wedding.
Freeman, Mrs. - of Philadelphia
Fulton, Richard - listed as part of a case.
Galbraith - He was involved in a lawsuit in Rawn‘s office.
Gallaghe, James - A tailor with a shop on South Front St. (Harrisburg Directory of 1839,
p. 24). 35
Geiger - part of a lawsuit
Gemmel, Jonathan - of Blairsville, Indiana County
Gemmel, Mrs. R. - see Groff paper, appendix
Gibson, Judge B. - This is probably John Bannister Gibson, a judge and later Chief
Justice of the state of Pa. (History of Dauphin and Lebanon Counties, p 272).
Gibson, Mrs.
Gilmores - There is a Robert Gilmore in the 1839 Harrisburg Directory, p. 39, at Nagle‘s
Hotel, called the Union Hotel on the southeast corner of Market Square (p. 24).
Gladden, Mrs. – Rawn had her property condemned.
Gleim, Charles - Located on Locust St, between Second and Third Streets (Harrisburg
Directory of 1839, p. 39).
Gray, Joseph
Gradon or Graydon, Andrew - The County Treasurer located on 44 Chestnut St.
(Harrisburg Directory of 1843, p 18).
Graydon, Mrs.
Grimshaw - An attorney with an office near the courthouse (Harrisburg Directory of
1839, p 25).
Gross, Mr. And Mrs. - They attended Rawn‘s wedding. There is a Daniel Gross on
Market St. (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p. 39). 36
Halderman/Haldermans, Jacob - A frequent place of social gatherings and parties among
Rawn and his friends, located on the corner of Front and Walnut Streets
(Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p 39).
Halderman, Sarah - She attended Rawn‘s wedding.
Hale, B. - He had a livery stable in the back of Buehler‘s Hotel (Harrisburg Directory of
1843, p 19).
Hamilton, A. Boyd - He resided on Second St. a few doors below Mulberry (Harrisburg
Directory of 1839, p. 40), and he had control of The Chronicle or The Harrisburg
Visitor, a newspaper, until 1836 (History of Dauphin and Lebanon Counties, p
351). In addition, Hamilton was a member of the Harrisburg Greys and involved
in Rawn‘s dispute among members of that organization.
Hamor, Dr. Jesse - of Thornbury. Rawn received news of his death in a letter.
Hannum, Robert E. - A possible relative of Rawn who dined with him in Chester.
Hannum, Ruth - of Thornbury. Rawn‘s aunt who died according to Rawn journal 7 April
1833.
Hanna, H. - attended Rawn‘s wedding; possibly the Mary Hanna‘s that was next to the
office and residence of the postmaster, James Peacock (History of Dauphin and
Lebanon Counties, p 370).
Hardy, Samuel
Harris, Mrs. - She was at Rawn‘s wedding. 37
Hays - Party in a lawsuit and possibly the Samuel Hays on Market Square next door to
the Post office (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p 39).
Heisley, Dr. J. - ―Secretary of Harrisburg Musical Association.‖ There is a George J.
Heisley, a clock, watch, and mathematical instrument maker on the corner of
Second and Walnut Streets (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p 16).
Heller, Esqr.
Henrich, Mr.
Henries, Nathaniel
Herrington - name mentioned as part of a lawsuit.
Hetzel, Dr. Newton
Hiester‘s Rolling Mill - A place Rawn and his friends would frequent.
Hickman , James - Rawn paid him 25 cents for carriage in West Chester.
Hitner, J.
Hocker, Jonathan - An insolvent debtor case of Rawn‘s.
Hopple, George
Hovis, Isaac - Listed in 1839 Harrisburg Directory, p. 39, on Second St. between State
and North Streets. He bought a clock from Rawn.
Hoviz, William - Rawn sold him a Yankee clock on 6 April 1833.
Hubbell, F.W. - Esqr. of Philadelphia
Huey, Solomon - Named as part of a lawsuit. 38
Jacoby, Daniel - of Summy Town, Montgomery County
Johnson, John - A merchant of produce on Chestnut St. below Front St. (Harrisburg
Directory of 1843, p. 21).
Jones‘ Store - Mrs. Jones, a milliner on Fourth Street, opposite the Lutheran Church
(Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p. 27).
Kamener, deputy sheriff
Karthaus, Peter A.- of Wilmington, Del. A client whom Rawn corresponded with
frequently about the estate of P.A. Karthaus.
Kauffman, Mr.
Keefer, Lieutenant - Possibly the Andrew Keefer listed on the east end of Market St.
between the railroad and the canal (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p. 28).
Keller, Peter - Possibly part owner of the dry good store ―William Keller & P.C.‖ on
Second Street between Market and Walnut Streets (Harrisburg Directory of 1839,
p. 29).
Kelly, George - fiddler
Kelso - The person who shoots Rev. DeWitt at his church on 3 March 1833. Possibly
the Charles Kelso in Groff paper appendix
Kennedy, Miss
King, Mrs.
King, George
King, Mary 39
King, Peter
Knepley, Conrad - A tavern keeper who takes over Wallace‘s place and provides Rawn
his lodgings. Knepley‘s inn is also known as the ―Harrisburg Hotel,‖ according to
the Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p 22.
Krause, David, Esqr. - see Groff paper, appendix
Kuntz, Mrs. - of Philadelphia.- A servant at Wades Hotel in Philadelphia where Rawn
stayed during his visit.
Lad, Miss I. - She was at Rawn‘s wedding.
Learning, John - A shop where Rawn purchased pumps and boots.
Lebaron
Lee‘s Bigler Old Stand Inn on Front St. - Rawn dined there on 22 Feruary 1833.
Lesley, James - A cashier at the Bank of Pa. (History of Dauphin and Lebanon Counties,
p 273) and listed as a resident on the corner of Second St. and Market Square
(Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p. 42).
Lesley, Mrs.
Levon - A waiter at Wades‘ Hotel in Philadelphia where Rawn stayed during his visit.
Lewis, Ellis - Attorney General
Lochman, William - The proprietor of a drug store on Second St. between Chestnut and
Mulberry Streets (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p 26).
Lott, Mary - She attended Rawn‘s wedding. 40
Maginness - A livery in Lancaster where Rawn hired a gig to go to Thornbury
Markley, John
McClure, Scott V.
McClure, William - See Groff paper, appendix
McCord - A property sold by McClure.
McCormick - Possibly the James McCormick on Market St. opposite the courthouse
(Harrisburg Directory, p 43). James McCormick was admitted to the Bar in 1823
in Cumberland County and in 1825 in Dauphin County. He had an office on
Market St. and served as president of the Town Council and the Dauphin Deposit
Bank. He died 18 January 1870 (History of Dauphin and Lebanon Counties, p
518).
McCoy, Mr.
McCulloh, Charles - One of the McCullohs in Rawn‘s journal brings a ring from
Philadelphia which Rawn gives to Francis Clendenin.
McCulloh, Miss Nancy, of Chambersburg - She was a bridesmaid in Rawn‘s wedding.
McCulloh, Thomas - member of the House of Representatives
McGowen - A place where Rawn purchased a blank book.
McHare, Rev. - He preached at Stern‘s Church
McKean, Samuel - ―Secretary of the Commonwealth‖
McKinney, Mr. William - See Groff paper, appendix 41
Miles - A bootmaker in Philadelphia where Rawn purchased his wedding boots and one
pair of pumps.
Mile‘s, Church - Rawn attended on 21 April 1833.
Mitchell, Jonathan - Canal Commissioner residing on Walnut St. (Harrisburg Directory
of 1839, p 43).
Monges, Aristides of Philadelphia
Morton, Mr. - Person whom Rawn confided in after he resigned from the Harrisburg
Greys. He could be the Robert H. Morton, a boot captain, listed at 104 Market St.
(Harrisburg Directory of 1843, p 23).
Muench, Charles - A bookbinder on Market St. between Fourth and Fifth Streets
(Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p 22).
Murray, Mrs. - The place where S.A. Weidman was cared for when she became ill and
died.
Murray, S. (Kuhns) of Lebanon
Murray, Samuel - livery
Mussleman, Mr. - of Cumberland County
Nagles - Union Hotel on S.E. corner of Third and Walnut Streets (Harrisburg Directory
of 1839, p 24).
Niles, Mr. - He lectured at a Temperance meeting at the courthouse.
Nourse, Jonathan - A clerk in the Treasury Department, Washington D.C.
Nowbeker, Philip - See Groff‘s paper, appendix 42
Ott, Nicholas
Parke, B., Esqr.
Parker‘s Stage Hotel - The place where Rawn stayed in Lancaster.
Parsons, H.H. - A tailor on Market St. between Front and Second Streets on the south
side (Harrisburg Directory, p 24). He made a black coat for Rawn.
Peacock, Elizabeth - daughter of James Peacock, attended Rawn‘s wedding.
Peacock, Frances - daughter of James Peacock, attended Rawn‘s wedding.
Peacock, James - He was appointed postmaster by President Munroe in 1823 and kept his
residence and office on Front St. for several years; however, in 1832-33, Peacock
moved his office from his residence to a room in Mr. Keller‘s house on Second
St. near Walnut St. and remained there for several years. This was the first time
the post office was separated from the residence of the postmaster. In addition,
Peacock printed a newspaper called the Pennsylvania Republican (History of
Dauphin and Lebanon Counties, p 370). James Peacock, according to Rawn‘s
journal 26 May 1833, was Frances Clendenin‘s uncle. See also Groff‘s paper,
appendix
Peacock, Jane - daughter of James Peacock, attended Rawn‘s wedding.
Peacock, Mary - daughter of James Peacock, attended Rawn‘s wedding.
Peacoe, Mrs. - The boarding house in Philadelphia where Rawn met with Gov. Findlay.
Petracher, Mr.
Pikes, Mr. 43
Plitt, Lewis
Poe, Mr.
Powell, Mr.
Proul, Samuel - of Lewisbury, York Co.
Racket-Grubb - Some business Rawn attended to in West Chester
Randall, L.H.
Rawn, David - See Groff paper, appendix
Rawn, Deborah - of Halifax
Rawn, George W.W. - of Philadelphia
Rawn, Hannah - C.C. Rawn‘s aunt
Rawn, Jacob - See Groff paper, appendix
Rawn, Julia Ann - C.C. Rawn‘s sister; see Groff paper, appendix
Reed, David
Reileys, Dr.
Reinart - A name mentioned as part of a lawsuit.
Ringland, Col.
Riss, Peter
Roark, Mary - A name in a lawsuit.
Rob & Winebrenners - Place where Rawn was measured for his wedding suit and two
waistcoats. 44
Roberts, Capt. E.M. - Possibly the Dr. Edmund Roberts, a physician, located on Second
St. (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p 25).
Roberts, John S. - An attorney residing on Chestnut St. and maintaining an office in the
alley near the courthouse (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p 44). He also served as
a member of the House of Representatives and was an accomplished civil
engineer, surveyor, and draftsman (History of Dauphin and Lebanon Counties, p
278).
Rogers, Judge - He began the circuit court on 8 April 1833.
Ross - There is an R.J. Ross on Front St between Market and Walnut Streets (Harrisburg
Directory of 1839, p 44).
Ross, S. - Attended Rawn‘s wedding.
Say
Sees, Henry - member of the Harrisburg Greys, buried on 7 April 1833.
Shack, Mr.
Shannon, R. - The person whom Rawn challenged to a duel and the main reason he
resigned from the Harrisburg Greys. There is a Robert Shannon, a tailor, residing
at the east end of Walnut St. at Penn Lock (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, pp 25,
45).
Sharpless, Abram - Rawn owed a promissory note to him.
Shegog, H. - See Groff paper, appendix 45
Shells/Shell, Jacob - A dry goods retailer and grocer at the corner of Market and Third
Streets (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p 15).
Shicks, Miss Fanny - A possible relation to Henry Shicks; see Groff paper, appendix
Shicks, Miss Margaret - A possible relation to Herman Shicks; see Groff paper, appendix
Shoch, Samuel - He was admitted to the Bar in 1820 and served as a collecting attorney
for the Harrisburg Bank. Shoch also was a member of a military company
(History of Dauphin and Lebanon Counties, p 275).
Shuler, Jacob of Middletown
Shunk, F.R. - Francis R. Shunk, Secretary of the Commonwealth, resided on N. Front St.
between Market and Walnut Streets (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p 20). In
addition, he was governor of Pa. and resigned in July 1848 (History of Dauphin
and Lebanon Counties, p 275); also see Groff paper
Shunk, Isaac of Philadelphia
Slaymaker, H. of Lancaster County
Smith - Sargeant at Arms of House of Representatives
Smith, P. Frazer
Smith, P.W., Esqr.
Snyder, Antes
Snyder, Edward
Snowden, Mr. - Deputy Attorney General for Verango County 46
Solunds, Mr. - member of the House of Representatives from Philadelphia
Stahe, Mr.
Stambaugh, Mr.
Church, Stern‘s - Rev. Nathan Stern served as rector of St. Stephen‘s Episcopal Church,
located on Front St. between Locust and Pine streets, from 1838-1842 (History of
Dauphin and Lebanon Counties, pp 343-344).
Stimmel Stage Office - The place where Rawn paid for the wheeling of his trunks when
he traveled to Philadelphia
Stickland, Mrs.
Stuart, James - A European agent that did business with Rawn.
Thomas - A surveyor Rawn met in Philadelphia
Thomas, Rev. William - A Universalist preacher Rawn heard preach at the Unitarian
Church on March 31, 1833.
Thompson - of the House of Representatives
Toby - a ―black fellow‖ mentioned by Rawn.
Tolande, George W., Esqr. - of House of Representatvies
Tredway, A.C. - of New York
Valentine - Possibly the Valentine Hummel, member of the Town Council, located on
Front St between Chestnut and Mulberry Streets (Harrisburg Directory of 1839,
pp. 22, 40). 47
Vernon & Co. of Philadelphia
Wades Hotel - The place Rawn stayed while in Philadelphia
Waggoner, Henry - A negro in jail in Louisville, Ky.
Wallace, Thomas - Owner of the boarding house where Rawn lodged in Harrisburg. He
sold his business on 9 April 1833 to Conrad Knepley.
Wallace, Tommy, of Paoli - Rawn invited him to his wedding.
Walters, Jacob - swept Rawn‘s office.
Warner, Goldsborough, of West Chester
Warner, Harry - Rawn had a mortgage against him.
Warner, Samuel, of Philadelphia
Weidman, A., of Lebanon
Weidman, Jonathan A. - See Groff paper, appendix
Weidman, S.A. or Sarah Ann - A good friend of Frances Clendenin‘s who became ill and
died on April 29, 1833.
Weidman, William, Esqr., of West Chester
Welsh, Mr. and Mrs. - They attended Rawn‘s wedding.
Westfall, Simeon
Wheatley, R.L. of Louisville, Ky. - Rawn corresponds with Wheatley concerning Henry
Waggoner, a Negro in jail.
White, Mrs. - A woman who kept a boarding house. 48
Whitehills - George Whitehills kept a boarding house on Market St. near Front St.
(Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p 48).
William, David
Williams, Lewis
Williamson, William, Esqr. - Rawn paid him in full for a note due Abram Sharpless.
Willis Store, Lancaster County - Rawn bought ―stocks.‖
Wilson‘s - A hotel on the corner of market and Third Streets, Matthew Wilson was the
proprietor (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p 47). This was the site of male social
gatherings where Rawn and his friends smoked cigars.
Wilt, Adam
Wistar, Clarkson - ―member from Phila. County,‖ he is often mentioned by Rawn as part
of his social circle.
Witmer, William Benjamin - of Lancaster County
Woods, Henry
Woods, Jonathan
Wood, N.B., Esqr.
Woodside, Thomas - of Millersburg
Woodward & Spragg, publishers - See Groff paper, appendix
Wyeth, Frances - He had a book office on Market St. (Harrisburg Directory of 1839, p.
30) 49
Zachariah‘s Church - Rawn and Frances Clendenin attended on March 21, 1833
May 27, 1833 to July 26, 1833, Book 4 (Leifert)
Babbs, Mr. and Mrs. Sampson – Purchased the Washington Hotel in West Chester and owned it for 25 years
Backlemy, Wm.
Badger, Mr. and Mrs. Bela – Rawn was invited to tea by them
Barnes [Barns], Mr. (reverend) – Clergyman at 1st Presbyterian Church in Harrisburg
Bedells, Mr. – Rawn and Frances went to St. Andrews with him
Benefit, Cooper
Benghau, Dr. Geo.
Bennet, Mr.
Berghaus, Geo. – Of Williamsport, MD
Biorem, Mr. – Visitor of Rawn
Blattenberger, Esqr.
Boyd, Senator
Bradley, Mrs.
Brent, Robt. J.
Brewster, F.E. – From Philadelphia
Briggs, Mr. G.E. – A local Harrisburg barber
Buehler, John
Buehler, Mrs. – Ran the Spread Eagle Inn
Buehler, Wm. – Ran the Buehler House 50
Buffington, Geo. – Of Lykens Valley
Cameron, Genl L. – Slept in the room next to Rawn is Lancaster
Chancetery, Mr.
Cheyney, Charl. H.
Cheyney, G.T.
Cheyney, Mary – Rawn‘s aunt [?]
Cheyney, Wm. – Visitor of Rawn while he was staying at his mother‘s house, Rawn‘s uncle [?]
Child, Wm – From Marietta
Clarkson, Mr. and Mrs. Ely – Rawn and Frances dined with them
Clarkson, T.G.
Clayton, Capt. – Captain of Frenchtown steamboat which Rawn too to Baltimore
Clemson, Amos – Of Lancaster
Clendennin, John Joseph – Groomsman in Rawn‘s wedding
Clendennin, Lieutenant [also spelled Clendenen in journal]
Clendennin, Mrs. Francis P. – Rawn‘s wife
Clendennin, Mary Scott – Rawn‘s sister-in-law
Clendennin, Saml. – Realtion of Frances‘
Clendennin, T.J.
Connicks, Mrs. M. – Mrs. Clendenen and her children went to tea at her house
Coop, Miss – Rawn met her in the street
Darlington, Judge – Frances‘ uncle
DeWitt, Wm. (reverend) 51
Dietrich, Elizabeth – Niece of F.R. Shunk
Dietrich, Harriet – Niece of F.R. Shunk
Dietrich, Maria – Niece of F.R. Shunk
Dietrich, Mr.
Dietrich, Mrs. – Does washing for Rawn
Dorsey – Rawn paid him for shaving
Douglas, Capt. – Captain of steamboat on Rawn‘s way to Baltimore
Douglas, Saml. – Rawn was invited to his funeral
Duncan, Mrs.
Elders, Mrs. Thomas
Ely, Dr.
Espy, James T.
Espy, Mrs.
Espyo, Mr. and Mrs. – Rawn called on them in the room above the mint
Fairlamb, Mrs. T.
Findlay, William [also spelled Findley] (Gov.) – Former Governor of Pennsylvania,
friend and frequent visitor of Rawn
Findlay, King – William Findlay‘s son
Francis, Slough (Col.)
Franklin, T.
Franklin, Walter S. – Had tea with Rawn
Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. – Sister and brother-in-law of Lieut. Clendenen
Gallagher, Mrs. Geo. 52
Garzon, Mrs. – Washerwoman
Gibson, John Bannister (Judge) – Of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Grayson, Alex
Grayson, Wm.
Halderman, Mary – Ran off with Robt. S. Ross
Hamilton
Hare, Mr. – Preached at the Episcopal church
Heinman, Mrs.
Henderson, Mr. – Owns stallion ―First Consul Jr.‖
Henderson, Mrs. – Visitor of the Peacocks at the same time as Rawn
Hepner, Geo. – Wrote letter to Rawn
Herman – Read the Declaration of Independence at meeting of the Democrats
Hetzel, A.R. – Lieutenant in the Army, went to see ―Panorame of Mexico‖ with Rawn
Hiester , A.O. – Went with Rawn to buy carpet and sofa, builder and businessman in
Harrisburg
Hoover, Owen
Hubley, Mrs. – Rawn and Frances had breakfast at her house
Hume, Mrs.
Isaac – Driver of carriage
Jackson, President – Visited Philadelphia at the same time Rawn was there
Jacoby, Danl. – Wrote a letter to Rawn
Jefferies, James – He owned Hale‘s Hotel in Harrisburg
Jones, T. – Rawn wrote to him about business 53
Karthaus, Adm. – Of Philadelphia
Kelker, John – He owned the Temperance Hotel and Boarding House
Kemble, Mrs. Fanny
Kimble, Mr.
Knepley, Mr. Conrad – Owner of Harrisburg Hotel, also held position of high constable
of the Borough
Kunkles, Mr. – Rawn bought wine from him
Lewis, Mr. Jos.
Lutherean, Judge – His court was visited by Rawn
Lydia
Mahany, Mrs. – Sister of Mrs. Rogers, daughter of Judge Fahnestock
McAllister, Capt.
McCall, Thomas
McClures, The
McCullough, Nancy
McElhanen, G.
Mckelly – Rawn was on a job-committee with him
McKinney, Dr.
McKinney, Mrs. Wharton
Miller, Mr. (reverend) – Baptist clergyman, married Robt. S. Ross and Mary Halderman
Mitchell, Genl. Wm. B. – Rawn saw him at Parkers Stable
Nabb, Perry C. – Rawn saw him in the orchard 54
Peacock, Fanny and James (children: Jane, Mary, and Elizabeth) – relation and friends of
Rawn, Elizabeth was a bridesmaid of Frances‘
Pearson
Plitt, Geo. (blk.) – Rawn wrote to him
Powel
Pyle, Eli – Visitor of Rawn while he was at his mother‘s house
Quaid, Thomas
Rawn, Charles
Rawn, David – Rawn‘s brother
Rawn [Rawn], G.W.
Rawn, Julianne – Rawn‘s sister
Reed, David
Reed, Wm.
Rogers, Mrs. – Sister of Mrs. Mahany, daughter of Judge Fahnestock
Rohrer, A.M. – Rawn was on a job-committee with him
Ross, Robt. S. – Of U.S.N., ran off with Mary Halderman
Rutter, Mr. and Mrs. – Visitor of Rawn and Frances
Sergeants, Thomas
Serlies, Mrs.
Shell, Jacob – A lumber merchant who also owned a dry goods store
Shick, Hamilton – Delivered oration to military in Lutheran Church
Shocks, Samuel
Shunk, Elizabeth 55
Shunk, F.R. – Took breakfast and boat ride with Rawn
Shunk, Isaac – Friend of Rawn
Shunk, Maria
Shunk, Mrs. – Had a bridal party for Frances
Siegfried, Mr. – Preached at Court House (Baptist)
Siple, Henry – He was a local lumber merchant out of Middletown
Sisle, Mr. – Went with Rawn to the parade in honor of President Jackson
Snyder, Mrs. Catherine – Wm. Buehler‘s sister-in-law
Solomon, Mr. – Rawn paid him to clean hi black coat
Stine, Daniel – Rawn paid him in full of his Burough tax for the year
Strong, H.K. – Delivered oration to young men of Harrisburg in Episcopal Church
Taylor, Randall
Toland, Mr. – Visitor of Rawn, dined with Rawn at the Clarkson‘s
Van Haag, F.R. – A cabinet maker in Harrisburg
Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. – Called on Rawn in Philadelphia
Walters, Jacob
Watson, Mr. – Old teacher of Rawn
Weidman, John
Weidman, Tho. A.
Wharton, T.J.
Wilber, Woodbury T [L.]. – Rawn wrote a letter to him
Williams, Mr. Rudolph - Apothecary
Williamson, William – Rawn collected money for him from Abram 56
Winebrenner, John (reverend) – Pastor, Union Bethel Church
Wisler, Lewis – Rawn wrote to him
Wood, Mr. – From New Penitentiary
Woodside, Jacob
Woody – Baltimerian gentleman
Worthington, Mr. – Rawn bought grass from him
Wright, H.B. – New client of Rawn
Wyath, Mr. and Mrs.
September 25, 1833 to January 2, 1834, Book 4 (Eastman)
Age/Ege, Henrietta - of Carlisle, Rawn called on her with Lt. Rhodes
Agnew, Mrs. Holmes
Allen, N. O. – of Lockport, Niagara Co., NY
Alrick, Herman - attorney-at-law, of 2nd St. near Nagle‘s Hotel
Alrick, James - friend of Rawn, died Oct. 28, 1833
Anderson, Samuel - of Delaware Co., PA.
Annstrough, Mr. - a speaker at the hall of the Baptist church, Front St. between Walnut
& Locust
Anti-Masonic Party - centered in New York, had some followers in Mid-Atlantic states;
the major opposition party to the Jacksonians
Atlee, William - of High Spire, a correspondent regarding business
Aughenbaugh‘s - hotel or boarding house in Carlisle where Rawn stayed 57
Ayres, William - attorney-at-law, of Market between 3rd and 4th,fellow
investor in the Harrisburg Savings Institution, member of Town Council
Bailey, Mayor - of Harrisburg, perhaps Joel, of Locust between 2nd & 3rd
Baker - a shoemaker, of Harrisburg
Barclay, William - of the House of Representatives
Bariack, Mr. - wished to be doorkeeper in the House of Representatives
Bartholomew, Benjamin - of Red Lion Hotel on Broadway, Philadelphia
Beade, Col.
Bell, Mary - deceased, whose estate was administered by Thomas Brown
Bell, William
Berrier, Mipshipman - to whom Rawn bid goodbye at Aughenbaugh‘s, Carlisle
Bickel, Tobias - nominated for Vice President of the Democratic National Convention
Biegler, Mr. - a cobbler, repaired Rawn‘s boots
Boas, Frederick - attorney-at-law with office near the Court House, resided at Prince
Hotel, Walnut Street, requested Rawn as a witness
Bower, R.
Boyd, Dr.
Brewster, F. E. - frequently corresponded with Rawn, of Philadelphia
Briggs, Greene E. - barber, of Market opposite Wilson‘s Hotel
Brisban, Mrs.
Brooks, Esq. - perhaps John Brooks, of Front between Market & Walnut
Brown, John
Brown, Thomas - administered the estate of Mary Bell 58
Bryson, Mr. - for whom Rawn ordered copies of the Saturday Courier
Buehler, Henry - owned Spread Eagle Hotel, corner of 2nd & Market, elected clerk of
Senate, 1833
Bull, Rev. Levi - guest preacher at Episcopal Church, of Chester Co.
Cameron, General - a visitor to Rawn‘s office
Campbell
Carson‘s - where Frances and Mother Clendenin attended a sewing party
Caves, James
Chandler - a blacksmith
Chestnut, Andrew - corresponded with Rawn from Ireland
Chritzman - not supported by Rawn for appointment to office by Gov. Wolf
Church, Robert - an arbitrator
Clendenin, Mary Scott - sister-in-law of Rawn, sister of Rawn‘s wife, Frances, referred to
as ―M.S.C.‖
Clendenin, Elizabeth - mother-in-law of Rawn, widow of Joseph Clendenin, referred
―Mother Clendenin,‖ Rawn and Frances boarded with her in this time period
Clendenin, Frances - married Rawn on May 25, 1833
Clendenin, John Joseph - brother-in-law of Rawn, a lieutenant in the army, married a
Miss King
Clive, Isaac - of the House of Representatives, of Danville, Co., PA
Collon, Mr. - of Bristol, a fine speaker, guest preacher at Episcopal Church
Cowden, Matthew B.
Cox, Mrs. - borrowed ―by jovial request‖ a tin tea kettle from Rawn 59
Craighead, Thomas - of Carlisle, Cumberland County, perhaps a Reverend
Cuthbert, Mr. - Secretary of Council, State of MD.
Dallas, George M. - appointed attorney general, 1833, in Philadelphia; later U. S. Vice-
President
Davis Cellar - where Rawn purchased oysters
DeWitt, William - reverend of the Presbyterian Church attended by Rawn, performed
Rawn‘s marriage ceremony, of 2nd St.
Dickinson College - in Carlisle, Rawn was in favor of establishing this college
Dietrich, Jacob - innkeeper in Millersburg, Dauphin Co., PA
Diezel, Henry - of Hummelstown, Dauphin Co., PA
Dubbs, Jacob - local constable
Duck, William - owner of candle factory and grocery, from whom Rawn purchased 2 lbs.
of candles, on Market Street
Dwyer, J. H. - a teacher of elocution
Ennis, Joseph
Earnest, Jacob - nominated for Vice President of Democratic National Convention
Eshelman, Mr. - of Fishing Creek Valley
Espy‘s - shop owned by James Espy where Frances purchased rings and buttons
Fahnestock, Matilda - a friend whose family owned a hardware store near the Spread
Eagle hotel, west corner of Market Square
Farling, Jacob - of High Spire
Findley, James - of Westmoreland Co., elected Speaker of the House
Findley, John K. - of Lancaster City 60
Finney, Washington - purchased P. Newbeker‘s house, Halifax, Dauphin Co., PA
Fisher, J. A. - attorney-at-law, unsuccessfully defended Michael Misty in a murder trial
Fisher, Ann and Betty - friends of Frances and Mary Scott Clendenin
Fisher, Juliann - a friend
Fisher, R. J. - of York, York Co., PA
Fleck, John - a laborer, corner of 2nd & Pine Streets
Forbes, Ellen - of New Haven, Connecticut, a client
Forester, Thomas
Forster, John - nominated for secretary of Democratic National Convention
Franklin, Walter S. - a captain, elected Clerk of the House of Representatives in
Washington
Freeman, Mr. J. W. L. - of Philadelphia
Friedley‘s - site of the Democratic Meeting, Jan. 2, 1834
Friedman
Fulton, Richard
Galbraith, B. - a client
Gallagher, Mrs. - also spelled ―Gallaugher‖
Garveich, Peter
Gemmel, Rebecca - of Blairsville, Indiana Co., PA, frequent correspondent and client
Gibson, Judge - of Carlisle, Rawn was a guest at his daughter‘s wedding
Gibson, Margaretta - friend and daughter of Judge, whose wedding to Col. McClure
Rawn attended, of Carlisle
Gladdens, Mr. - a property owner 61
Gleim‘s - the Shakespeare Hotel, owned by Charles Gleim of Locust between 2nd & 3rd
Gorgas, William - an arbitrator
Gratz
Graydon - William, Alexander, or Andrew, a friend; William was a bookstore owner;
Alexander was the first prothonotary of Dauphin Co.
Green, Ashbel - an attorney-at-law, of Columbia, Lancaster County
Green, Judge
Grim, Peter - a brickmaker, of #60 Apple Street, Philadelphia
Groff, Benjamin - from whom Rawn purchased sundries
Gross‘s - a drug and hardware shop owned by D. W. Gross, on Market between Front &
2nd
Grub, Ned - a friend
Hain, Mr. - a client
Haldeman, Sarah - friend of Rawn and Frances
Hale and Snyder‘s - a livery stable, of Harrisburg
Haly, W. W. - of Philadelphia
Hamilton, A. B. - a friend, of 2nd St., a few doors below Mulberry
Hare, David - operated grocery store on Market Street
Hare, Rev. Mr. - Episcopal minister, of Carlisle
Harris, Mr.
Harrisburg Bank - Located in Market Square
Harrisburg Volunteers - volunteer fire department from Harrisburg
Harter, Thomas - speaker at a Temperance meeting attended by Rawn 62
Hassinger, David - of Philadelphia
Henries, Nathanial - Rawn often rode his horses, especially a bob tail
Heston, Mr.
Hetzel, Dr. Newton I. - of Halifax, Dauphin Co., PA
Hews, Mr. - of Lancaster, a messenger for Benjamin Witmer
Hieskell, W. B. - of 46 South 6th Street, Phila., corresponded with Rawn
Hitner, Mr. - dined with Rawn in Carlisle
Hobart, N. - read Governor‘s Message to the House of Representatives on Dec. 4, 1833
Holbrook, Esq.- died Oct. 12, 1833, of Chestnut between Front & 2nd
Holcomb, Chauncey - a friend
Hovis, Isaac - operated a boarding house on 2nd St. between State & North
Howard vs. Hain - Rawn took deposition for this case at McKinney‘s
Hubbell, F. H. - of Philadelphia, corresponded with Rawn
Jacoby, Daniel - of Montgomery Co.
Johnson, John - a barber
Johns, A. J. - a shop
Jones, [Female] - a Black girl, 6 years old, who came to live with the Rawn family
Karthaus, Peter Arn - a Karthaus, Clearfield Co., PA
Keller‘s - mercantile where Frances purchased calico
Kelly, R.
King, George - of Bellefonte, Centre County, PA, corresponded with Rawn
Knepley‘s - site of Democratic meeting
Knox‘s - a Harrisburg boarding house? 63
Koons, Daniel
Krause‘s - tobacconist
Krause, D. - attorney-at-law, of corner of Market & 3rd
Leery, Bridget - a client of Rawn‘s, for whom he had power of attorney and handled
accounts
Lerrington, Mr. - a guest preacher at the Episcopal church
Lewis, Ellis - attorney general, appointed judge in Chapman‘s district
Lewis, Rebecca - innkeeper in Cumberland Co., PA
Liebold, George - of Gratztown, Dauphin Co., PA
Loland, George - of Philadelphia
Mahon, Alexander
Martin, Joseph
Martin, Rudy - visited Rawn‘s office on Jan. 1, 1834
Masonics Hall - concert hall in Harrisburg, frequented by Rawn; also site for the Young
Men‘s Debating Society
Matson, Mr. - writing master
McCammon, Mrs. and Miss - mother and sister of J. McCammon, of Ireland
McCammon, Dr. J. - of Ireland
McClure, Col. - groom of Judge Gibson‘s daughter Margaretta
McClure, William - of Market between 3rd & 4th
McCord, Isaac - had been arrested in 1833, Dauphin Co., had a proceeding against him
McCullock, Thomas G. - of Chambersburg, Franklin Co., PA
McDowel, Crawford - of Frankling Co. 64
McDowell, Mrs. H - of Antrium Co., Ireland, a widow with 2 children for whom Rawn
had power of attorney
McClean, Dr. Samuel - of Chester Co., PA
McGowan‘s - store where Rawn bought quills
McKean, Samuel - friend, a general and Secretary of the Commonwealth, was elected
U.S. senator
McKinney, Eliza - had a child out of wedlock, father said to be Mr. Waugh of
Washington Co.
McKinney, M. - Rawn supported his appointment for Notary by Gov. Wolf
McKinney, Mrs. - operated a comfortable boarding house in Harrisburg
McKissisk, Mrs. - of Columbia, Lancaster County, PA
McManning, Mark
Meder, Dr.
Merchants Bank - of Philadelphia
Miles, M. - Reverend, of West Chester, Chester Co., PA, sent letters informing Rawn of
the welfare of his mother and sister
Miller - congressman-elect of Perry County
Mowry, Thomas
Muensch, Charles - a bookbinder, of Market between 4th & 5th
Mumma, Christian - visited Rawn‘s office on Jan. 1, 1834
Musgrave, Mrs. - social friend
Neale - a prisoner, wrote to George Dallas regarding his case
Newbeker, Jacob and Peter - for whom Rawn acted as real estate agent, of Halifax, PA 65
Officer, Alexander - an arbitrator
Orth, Adam - a good friend, died Oct. 15, 1833, Rawn attended the funeral
Orth, Elizabeth - widow of Adam Orth
Oves Store - owned by Abraham Oves, of 2nd between Market and Walnut, where
Frances purchased velvet fabric and a skein of silk
Parke, B. - wanted Rawn‘s appointment as deputy attorney general, described by Rawn
as underhanded and sly
Parker, Misses - friends, of Carlisle
Patterson, Mr. - of Washington, candidate for Speaker of the House
Peacock, Elizabeth - close friend of Frances and Rawn, daughter of James Peacock, of
East side, Market Square
Peacock, James - Post Master and friend, of East side Market Square, visited many
evenings by Rawn
Pearson, Mr. - of Lebanon Co., PA
Pennsylvania Reporter - newspaper published in Harrisburg 1792 – 1866
Pennsylvanian, The - Philadelphia newspaper published 3 times per week, 1832 - 1855
Penrose, Charles - State senator from Cumberland Co., PA
Petrikin, H. - of Centre Co., PA
Phalanx Artillerants - marching unit, quartered at Wilson‘s Hotel
Plitt, George - of Philadelphia
Pool, Samuel - nominated for president of Democratic National Convention
Poole, John - Rawn‘s candidate for transcribing clerk
Poole, Thomas - collector for The Pennsylvanian 66
Prime, Sophia - a black cleaning lady
Ramerer, Henry
Ramsey, A. C. - of Erie, PA
Ramsey, Robert - attorney-at-law, near the court house, from Lake Erie Co.
Rank, Amos - partner in Rhoads and Rank, a shop
Rawn, David - brother of Rawn, of Delaware County
Rawn, Elizabeth - mother of Charles Rawn
Rawn, Julia Ann - older sister of Rawn, frequently corresponded from West Chester,
Chester Co., PA
Reed, David B. - of West Chester, Chester Co., PA
Reed, Judge - of Carlisle, Rawn examined his house under construction
Rehrer, Thomas - nominated for secretary of Democratic National Convention, a clerk
Thomas, Reissinger
Resch
Rhawn, Aunt - widow of Samuel Rhawn
Rhawn, Caspar - of Halifax, Dauphin Co., PA
Rhawn, Deborah - wife of Mr. Waldron‘s son
Rhawn, George W. - of Philadelphia
Rhawn, James - shoes Rawn‘s horse
Rhoads and Rank - shop where Rawn purchased a pair of gloves, Harrisburg
Rhodes, Lewis - a lieutenant in the Navy
Roberts, Dr. James
Roberts, John - Deputy Attorney General, of Chestnut between 2nd & 3rd 67
Rogers, Isaac - of Fredericktown and Baltimore, MD
Rush, Jacob - of Harrisburg
Rutten, D. L. - an acquaintance, a captain
St. Clair, Matthew - not elected Clk of the House of Representatives, 117 to 110, 1833
Sanders, Peter
Saturday Courier - literary journal of Philadelphia which published authors as E.A.Poe
Schrader, Mr. - Rawn‘s new German instructor
Schreiner, Henry
Seiler, Jacob - a grocer, lived on Chestnut between 2nd & 3rd, not supported by Rawn for
appointment to office by Gov. Wolf, was on Town Council and was at one time a
sheriff
Shaffers - inn operated by Capt. Shaffer, had 16 year old son Peter
Shannon, R. H. - of 3rd St. between Market & Chestnut, worked as clerk in land office,
son-in-law of Mr. Spayd
Shaw, Mr.
Shell, Jacob - landlord of Rawn‘s office, also a supplier of groceries, whiskey, & dry
goods, corner of Market & 3rd
Shoch, Samuel - social friend, of Front, a few doors from Market
Shoemaker, Jacob - of 2nd between Market & Walnut
Shrom‘s - where Rawn purchased tin for his stove pipe, owned by Jacob Shrom, of
Chestnut St. between Front & 2nd
Shuman, Esther 68
Shunk, Francis - attorney-at-law, mentor and relative of Rawn, of Front between Market
& Walnut
Sibhart, Jacob - of Marietta
Slough‘s - a store
Small & Co. - where Rawn purchased a Small sheet iron stove
Smith, J. S. - of Philadelphia
Snyder, C. A. - Rawn supported his appointment as Justice of the Peace by Gov. Wolf
Snyder, Henry - of corner of 2nd & Walnut
Spayd, Mr. - daughter married R. H. Shannon
Spragg, Mr. - editor of the Saturday Courier
Stain, George
Stern, N. - Episcopal minister, provided service at Adam Orth‘s funeral
Stine, Daniel - Rawn supported his appointment as Justice of the Peace by Gov. Wolf
Stover, John
Strickland, Mr.
Strickland, William - murdered in January, 1833 by Michael Misty, and architect of the
US capitol
Strohm, Mr. - of the House of Representatives
Stuart, James - of Pittsburgh, PA., a European agent
Sturgeon, Dr. - Daniel or James, of Nagle‘s Hotel, corner of 2nd & Market Square
Swartz, John - a friend
Tagert
Taylor, Parson 69
Thomas, Abraham - a client, of Wilkes-Barre, PA
Thompson
Trusty, Michael - on trial for the murder of William Strickland, prosecuted by Rawn,
found guilty and sentenced to 3 years
Unger, Andrew
United States Bank
Van Amringe, H. H. - of West Chester, Chester Co., PA
Waldron, Mr.
Walker, Mr. - a musician, of Harrisburg
Wallace, Thomas
Walters, Henry - storage merchant, made cashier of Harrisburg Bank in Market Square
Walters, Jacob - Rawn‘s valet
Waugh, Mr. - said to be the father of Eliza McKinney‘s child, of Washington Co.
Weidman, M. - friend of Rawn with whom he smoked ―segars‖
Weidman, John - of Lebanon Co., PA
Weiser, Peter - was discharged from the court, although Rawn was opposed to this action
Welsh, Henry - editor of Pennsylvania Reporter, friend whom Frances visited for a
quilting party
Welsh, Mr. - of York, York Co., PA
Wenrick, Mr. - sawed wood for Rawn
Wharton, Mrs.
White, Elisha - a widower
Whiteside, Mr. - resigned from Harrisburg Bank in 1833 70
Wilson‘s Hotel - operated by Matthew Wilson, corner of Market & 3rd
Wisler, John - wrote to Rawn from Germantown, PA
Wisler, Lewis - of Columbia, Lancaster Co.
Witmer, Benjamin - of Lancaster, corresponded with Rawn regarding his property in
Perry Co., PA
Wolf, George - Governor of PA, friend of Rawn
Woods, John - of Halifax, Dauphin Co., father-in-law of Hannah Rhawn
Woodside, Mr.
Woodward, Mr. - editor of the Saturday Courier
Worleman, General
Worthington, Dr. Wilson - of West Chester, Chester Co., PA
Wright, H. B. - of Wilkes-Barre, PA
Wyeth, F. - had bookstore and printing office
Wyeth, Lewis
Wyeth, S. - speaker at a Temperance meeting attended by Rawn
Yellets, John - Rawn‘s barber and client
Young Men‘s Debating Society - Rawn enjoyed Jos. Clendenin‘s speech at Masonic
Hall
York Volunteers - volunteer fire department from York
Zacharias, Mr. - reverend at Adam Orth‘s funeral
Zimmerman, John - innkeeper, Cumberland Co., PA
1833 Day Book, FF20 (Yoder) 71
Academy of Fine Arts – Philadelphia, visited on honeymoon
Alexander, J. B. Esqr. – Greensburgh
Atlee, William A.
Aughenbaughs – Carlisle
Ayres, William, Esqr
Baldwin and Co. – livery in Philadelphia
Baltimore – second stop on honeymoon
Baltos, Nancy
Bath House – Lancaster
Bears Gapp – also Millersburg
Beaumonts Tavern – West Chester, paid for stage to Lancaster
Bell, Mary
Bell, William
Benghaus, Dr. George H. – Williamsport, Md
Bigger, James
―Black George‖
―Black Henry‖ – porter
Bliss, Elam – New York bookseller
Bliss v. Schoyer
Bowmans
Brent, R. J., Esqr. – from Hagerstown, Md
Brewster, F. E., Esqr. – Philadelphia
Briggs, Greene E. – barber 72
Brown, Thomas
Buckler, John – of Buckler‘s Hotel
Buckleys – sundries
Buffington, John
Burns, Gilbert
Cameron – [no mention of a first name]
Carlisle
Carpenter, Esqr.
Chandler, Johnathon
Chestnut, Andrew – Mary Bell‘s brother
Chester County Bank – deposited mother‘s money there
Chester – sundries
Clemson, Amos
Clendenin, Frances – F.P.C., Rawn‘s wife
Clendenin, M. S. – Mary S.C.
Cocklin, Michael
Colder, William
Collins, Edward E.
Corklen, M.
Cox, Charles
Curzons, Mrs. Mary – laundry woman
Davies, Jno, Esqr.
Davis, Peter 73
Dietrick, Jacob
Dietrick, Mrs.
Dewitts Church
Dewitt, Rev. William R. – performed his marriage
Dorsey – barber
Dubbs – constable
Ducks – candle maker
Eberle
Ellison, J. B.
Espy, James
Espy‘s Store
Espy and Johnson‘s Store
Eve – a cook
Ferry House
Fisher v. Roark
Fairlamb, Frederick – Rawn borrowed money from him
Findley, J. K., Esqr. – Lancaster
―Flora‖ – a horse
Foxes
―Frenchtown‖
Friedley, Mrs.
Gallagher, Major George
Gallaghers – store 74
Garverick, Peter
Gemmel, Mrs. R. – of Blairsville
Geoff, Benjamin – shoemaker
Grayson, William
Green, Ashble – of Philadelphia
Green, Judge
Grigg and Elliot – booksellers in Philadelphia
Gross, Daniel W. – druggest
Gross, Sergeant
Hain, George
Hale and Snyder – livery
Halifax
Hannum, Robert, Esqr.
Hardy, Samuel – client
Harrisburg Bank
Harrisburg Bridge
Harrisburg Greys
Harrisburg Hotel
Harrisburg Library Association
Hellenstown
Hendersons Station
Henrie, Nathaniel – Henrie v. Woodride
Henry – ―Dorsey‘s boy‖ 75
Henry – porter in West Chester
Hensy
Highspire
Hocker, Jno
Hopple, George
Hovis, Isaac
Hubbell, F. W., Esqr. – Philadelphia
Hubbleys, Mr. – Lancaster
Hummelstown
Isaac – drove Rawn and wife to West Chester after marriage
Jeffries Hotel – Front St., Columbia
Johnson, John
Jones Store
Josiah – black man at Perry Springs
Karthaus, Peter A.
Kauffman, Isaac
Keller, Peter
Kelley, George – fiddler
Kelly, R.
Kemble, George – tailor
Kendricks – ―21 miles from Lancaster‘
King, Mary – Rawn settled her husband‘s estate
Knepley, Conrad 76
Knox, Joseph
Koons, Daniel
Krauses – Lebanon
Krause, D., Esqr.
Laumans – in Middletown
Leach, Richard
Leslie, James – treasurer of Harrisburg Library Association
Levon – waiter at Wades
Liebold, George – of Gratztown
Lockman‘s Church
Lockman‘s – store
Maginnis – carriages in West Chester
Malone, Morgan
Mapleman, John
Markley, Jno
Marshall, Aquilla
Martin, James, Jr.
Masonic Hall – Philadelphia, visited on honeymoon
Masters, P.
McCormick, Jane
McCormick, Jno
McCullock, Thomas G.
McGowans – store 77
McKinney, Dr. Thomas
McMannimy, Mack
McMlure, William, Esqr.
Miller‘s store
Miller, John P. – client from West Chester
Millersburg – also ―Bears Gap‖
Morris, Robert
Murray, Samuel – livery
Mussleman, Johnathon
Newbeker, Philip
―The Ohio‖ – a boat in Philadelphia
Packers Hotel – Lancaster
Parsons, W.H.
Parsons – taylor
Peacock, E.
Peacock, James, Esqr.
Penrose, Charles B., Esqr. – Carlisle
Perry Springs
Phalanx Artillerists of Philadelphia
Phillips, Urith [?] – alias Ann Fisher (Cot 14)
Platt, Lewis
Prime, Sophia – colored woman
Randall – taylor 78
Rawn, David W.
Rawn, E. – mother
Rawn, George W.
Rawn, Julia Ann
Reynolds, C.
Rhoads and Rank
Roark, Mary
Rogers, Isaac – Fredericktown, Md
Rutherford, W. W. – physician
Sanders, Peter
Saturday Visitor
Schoyer, Solomon
Serry, Bridget – of Phila.
Shaffers, Michael
Sharpless, Abram
Shegog, J. H.
Shell, Jacob – storekeeper, Rawn paid him his office rent
Shock‘s – bought some candy
Shoemaker, Jacob
Shumplys, Abram
Shunk, Caspar
Shunk, F. R., Esqr – Rawn‘s mentor
Shunk, Herman, Esqr. 79
Shunk, Isaac
Simmons – shaving in Lancaster
Small and Co.‘s
Smalls – sold Rawn gun powder
Smith, P. N., Esqr. – of West Chester
Soland, George W.
Solomon, Mr.
Spagg, William J. – agent for Saturday Courier
Staley, W. W., Esqr – Philadelphia
Stambaugh, Peter Buchler
Stassinger, David S., Esqr
Steckley, Mr.
Stimmel – from stage office
Stine, Daniel – tax collector
Strickland, Mrs.
Swaim‘s Baths
Thomas, Isaac – seller of Samuel Warner (to D.W. Rawn)
Tomlinson‘s Stage – from Baltimore to Philadelphia
United States Hotel – Philadelphia
Van Amringe, H. H. – of West Chester
Wade‘s Hotel – Rawn stayed there on trip to Philadelphia
Waldron, Deborah
Waldron, Mr. Wm. 80
Wallace, Dr. Thomas
Wallace‘s – tavern
Walters, Jacob – valet
Wards – barber
Warner, Goldsborough
Watsons – store
Weidman, Jno. – John
Weidman, S. A.
Westfall, Simeon
Wharton‘s Tavern
Wier and Gross
William, Lewis
Williams, Rudolph – apothecary
Williamson, William, Esqr.
Wilson‘s—sundries
Winebrenner, Robert J. – tailor in Philadelphia
Wolber, W. S.
Wolfersberger, Sheriff – George
Woods, Harry
Wood, S. B., Esqr.
Yellets – barber
Yellets, Jno.
Yellow Springs 81
February 24, 1834 to May 31, 1834, Book 5 (Barr- Osteen)
Agnews & Brisbans, Dr.
Alricks, Hamilton – attorney and friend
Alward, Henry – banker
Badger, T.
Barr, W. – Harrisburg constable
Beryhaus, Dr. George Charles L.
Bowen, William
Bradly, Jonathan
Brenrite, F.E. – Attorney
Brewster, F. E. – attorney
Briggs – barber
Brooks, Rebecca – friend
Buehler, Henry – clerk of the Senate and friend
Buel, Dr. William P.
Bulkley, Mr.
Burnside, Jas. – attorney
Carter, Ezekiel – deceased black man who owned property in town
Cheyney, David R.
Clendenin, Elizabeth – mother-in-law of Rawn
Clendenin, Jonathan Joseph – brother-in-law 82
Clendenin, Joseph – deceased father-in-law
Clendenin, Mary Scott – sister-in-law. Frances‘ sister. Also referred to as M.S.C.
Clendenin, Samuel – schoolmate of Rawn, Frances‘ cousin
Cook, Joel
Crawford, T. Hartley – attorney
Cross/Crofs, Mr. – teacher
Curran, Father
Dallas, George M. – friend, Attorney General of Philadelphia; later U. S. Vice-president
Darlington, Dr. – delegate from Chester Co.
Davis, Hannah – client
Dean, Dr. A T – attends to Frances
Duck, William – whose house Rawn lived in
Duffield, Rev. Mr. – preached at De Witts
Elder, Thomas – friend and attorney
Evans, Ms. – client James Fitzpatrick
Evans & Meitzel [?] – bar keepers
Eveson, Joshua – keeping Rawn‘s mare Flora
Findlay, Jas. – Secretary of the Commonwealth and friend
Forsman, John – supervisor of the Delaware Division of the Pennsylvania Canal
Forster, John – banker
Fox, Jonathan – Sheriff
Franklin, Walter
Frazier, Reah – attorney 83
Gallaugher, Mrs. – friend
Gibson, Chief Justice
Green, Ashbel – attorney
Green, H.
Greist [?],Aialin
Grim, Peter Jr. – brick maker
Gripwald, Alfred
Hain, George – client
Haldeman, J.M. – bought property
Hamilton, James
Hamor, Mrs. Ann
Hamor, Dr. J.
Harnile [?], Robert – in case against William Young
Hayes, William P. – cabinetmaker
Henrie, Nathanial – owned horses
Henzy/Hewly [Henry?], Joseph B. – attorney who owes Rawn money
Hine [?], Jacob
Hoopes, Abner – formerly lived with Rawn
Hubbell, F. W. – attorney
Hummel, Joseph
Irvine, Attorney
Jacoby, Daniel - Montgomery County
―James‖ – Thomas Elder‘s ―yellow‖ man 84
Jnoh [?], Jedediah – chairman of canal committee
Johnson, John – in case against Thomas Elder
Karthaus, Peter Arn – attorney
Kauffman, Isaac C. – client
Kelley, Peter – whose house Rawn now lives in
Kline, William – attorney
Leland [?], Reuben – crazy man who writes to Judge Gibson
Levy, Dr. Abraham
Lowman, Jonathan
Lunis [Tunis?], Lachauah – prisoner
Mahon, Alexander – state treasurer
Marsh, Rev. Mr. (Philadelphia) – preached at De Witt‘s church
McCall, Robert – merchant
McClure, Mrs. – Judge Gibson‘s daughter
McCormick, James – attorney
McCulloh, Nancy – friend of Rawn and Frances
McKinney, Mordecai – attorney and friend
Meden, Mary – client
Meder, David – subpoenaed by Rawn in Meder case
Megernd, Mr. (Phila.) – spoke at DeWitt‘s church
Miller, Mrs. Rachel – nurse that attended to Frances
Mitchell, Jonathan – Canal Commissioner
Mumma, Christian – client 85
Newbeker, Jacob – friend
Newbeker, Philip – friend
Parke, Benjamine B. – attorney
Peacock, Elizabeth – friend of Charles Rawn and Frances
Peacock, James – postmaster and friend. Elizabeth‘s father
Philips, Urith
Proty, Jonathan Roberts
Rawn, Julia Ann – sister
Rawn, Frances Clendenin – wife
Roderique, Dr. – introduced to at party
Rolea – dog
Rutherford, Dr. – attended to Frances
Seachmit, Wallerman, & Reinart – law firm
Seiler, Jacob – late Sheriff of Dauphin County
Seiler, Jacob – Scott case against him by Rawn
Shades [Shunks], Maria
Shavely, Jacob – client
Shunk, Frances – cousin and attorney; later Governor
Scott, Strough [?] – client
Snyder
Strichel, Miss R. – client
Stuart, Jas. – European agent
Swartz, Jonathan 86
Wallace, Thomas – doorkeeper of the House of Representatives
Wallower, Samuel – case against him by Rawn‘s client Mary Meder
Walters, Henry – buried Rawn‘s daughter
Walters, Jacob – Rawn‘s valet
Webster, Jonathan H. – graduate of Dartmouth College and now practicing law in Pa.
Weidman, Jonathan A.
Wharton, John E. – banker
Wise, Jonathan – constable
Wisler, Lewis
Wolf, Governor George – friend of Woodward and Spragg – editors of the Saturday
Courier
Woodward & Mifflin & Perry – Editors of the Pennsylvanian
Woodward and Spragg – editors of the Saturday Courier
Young, William – carpenter
June 1, 1834 to June 30, 1834, Book 5 (Bashore)
Alricks [possibly Alricks, Hamilton] - auditor
Appleton, T.A. – defendant in court case
Baskin [also Baskins] - named in court case vs Commonwealth
Battis – named in court case with Crabb vs Commonwelath
Benners, Jas - of D. Stukert & Co, Philadelphia, wrote letter to Rawn
Boas‘ - store; Rawn paid for a Stiff brush here
Boyd, James - owed money to Rawn with G.E. Briggs 87
Brady – young man who delivered letter from Dr. Fitzpatrick to Rawn
Brady, Danl
Breed, David - wrote to Rawn from West Chester, PA
Brewster, F.E. - Philadelphia attorney
Briggs - met Rawn while walking
Briggs, G.E. - owed money to Rawn with James Boyd
Buchanan, Jas – attorney, late minister to Russia
Buck, Miss - met Rawn while walking
Buckley - hotel
Buehlens
Buffington - named in court case vs Commonwealth
Bulkley, Chauncey - attorney
Cameron, Mr.
Campbell, Mrs. - took tea with Rawn, Frances & her mother, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Watts of
Carlisle
Cap - met Rawn while walking
Capps - store, possibly same as Rhoads & Cappstones, Rawn paid for a Belt for Frances
here
Carson, Charles - bought land in Portsmouth with Rawn
Caspar - went to school with W. Shunk
Clarke, Wm.
Clarkson, J.G. - Philadelphia attorney
Clendenin, Elizth - Rawn‘s mother-in-law 88
Clendenin, Mo. [Mr.] J. [Joseph?] - went to Columbia with Sarah Haldeman
Clendenin, M.L. - also Mary L. Clendenin [possibly Clendenin, M.S. or
Mary S. Clendenin]
Clendenin, Mary - [also Mary Scott] went to church with Frances
Clendenin, Mother – Frances‘ Rawn‘s mother
Cook - named in court case vs Commonwealth
Cox - met Rawn while walking
Cox, Mr.
Cox, Mrs. – took tea with Rawn, Frances & her mother, Mrs. Campbell of Carlisle, Mrs.
Watts
Crabb – named in court case with Battis vs Comth [Commonwealth]
Dallas, Geo. M. - Philadelphia attorney general
Darie, Mrs. - visitor from Philadelphia with Mrs. Wharton & Miss Watts
Davis, Mr. [possibly Davies] - attorney
Douglas, Saml - Lancaster attorney
Eberman‘s - sold ice cream
Elder, Thos - attorney
Elders, Carson & Espys – store, sold white grafs [sic] material to Rawn for Round about
Evans, Mr. - [possibly John Evans] named in court case with Heis & Lowman
Fahnestock, Judge
Fitzpatrick, Dr. Jas. – from Williamsport
Forster, Major Mr. [also Forster, Mo. [Mr.] M.]
Fox, Mo. [Mr.] - sheriff 89
Franklin‘s - Rawn borrowed the ‗Globe‘of 30 May 34 here
Fribel - named in court case vs Comth [Commonwealth]
Galbraith, Mo [Mr.] - member of Congress from Rawn‘s District
Gibson - Chief Justice [also Judge Gibson]
Gibson, Anna Barbara - daughter of Chief Justice Gibson
Glafs, Alexander - gave deposition in court case Hetzel vs Shannon
Green, Ashbel - attorney, Col Lan. Co PA [also Green, A. - attorney, Col L. Co Pa]
Halderman, Mary - married to R. Rofs
Haldeman, Sarah - went to Columbia with Mo. [Mr.] J. Clendenin
Haluhens - store
Hargens, John - Irish soldier who fought in Revolutionary War
Harris - attorney, possibly with ‗McClure & Harris‘
Harrisvill - named in court case vs. Comth [Commonwealth]
Heis - named in court case with Evans & Lowman
Henderson - met Rawn while walking
Henries, Natl - owned various horses ridden by Rawn
Henzy, Jos. B - attorney, owed Rawn money
Hetzel - named in court case vs Shannon
Hetzel, Dr.
Hughes, E.P. - named in court case with Cox
Johnson, Mr. - auction
Jones - store, Rawn paid for bonnet bows for Frances here [milliner?]
Katterman - named in court case vs Stitzer 90
Kemble, G.S. – Taylor [sic]
Kennedy - Justice
Kennedy, Eliza - daughter of Justice Kennedy
Kennedy, [?] - another daughter of Justice Kennedy
King, Geo - wrote letter to Rawn from Bellefonte, Centre County, PA
Knox‘s - store, Rawn paid for Sundries here
Kreide [also Kreider], Gottlieb - paid fees to Rawn
La Fayettee [sic] - died 20th March 1834, mourned at Town Meeting at Court House
Leach [also Leech], Richd T. - county treasurer
Lee, Charles - named in court case vs Lyon & Morgan
Leslie‘s
Lochman‘s - store, Rawn paid for Mineral water here
Lowman - named in court case with Heis & Evans
Lutz‘s - Rawn paid for camomile flowers & medicine for Frances‘ soar [sic] throat here
[apothecary?]
Lyon & Morgan - named in court case vs Charles Lee
Lyons, Timothy - Irishman
Mahon – preached at DE Witts Church
McClure, [Wm?] - attorney, possibly with ‗McClure & Harris‘
McCormick - attorney
McCreary - cut Rawn‘s Round about
McCulloh, Rev. Mr. - preached at DE Witts Church
McCulloh, Thos G - Chambersburg attorney 91
McKinney‘s - store, Rawn paid for Box of Blacking here
McKinney, Mo [Mr.] W. - attorney
Mcurdy, Thos - Rawn‘s client from Lancaster County
Miller - named in court case vs Comth [Commonwealth]
Miner, Asher - drank ale with Rawn & F.R. Shunk at Wilson‘s Hotel
Minninger - named in court case vs Comth [Commonwealth]
Mitchell - canal commissioner
Murray‘s
Musgrave, Mrs.
Oyster, Simon - Harrisburg resident, received the Saturday Courier
Parke - Clk [clerk] of Supreme Court
Parke, B. - attorney
Peacock, Jas
Peacock, Miss E. [also Ele.]
Peacock, Mr & Mrs
Philips - named in court case vs Comth [Commonwealth]
Ramsey, William – Cumberland Co. attorney
Rawn, D.W.
Rawn, Frances - wife of Charles C. Rawn
Rawn, Julia Ann - Rawn‘s sister
Rhoads & CappStones - store, possibly same as Capps
Roberts, Dr. Edmund O.
Roberts, Mo. [Mr.] - Proty [Prothonotary] & Clk [Clerk] of SS [Supreme] [?] 92
Robertson - author of Chas V
Rofs, R. - married to Mary Halderman
Rutherford, Dr. - tended Frances‘ soar [sic] throat by bleeding & vomiting her
Rudy, Mr.
Scott, Alexander - deceased, husband of Mary [later Mary Snyder]
Scott, Hugh - named in court case vs Sundry persons
Seach - auditor
Shannon - named in court case vs Hetzel
Shannons - sold strawberries & cream
Sheles - sold segars [sic], possibly same as Shelles
Shelles - Rawn paid for Legacy here, possibly same as Sheles
Shoch, Mr. Jos. C. - attorney
Shoch, S - attorney
Shott, Geo
Shunk, F.R. – drank ale with Rawn & Asher Miner at Wilsons Hotel
Shunk, Miss Nancy
Shunk, Wm. - went to school with Caspar, got a penny from Rawn
Simonton, James - handled estate of his brother Mr. W. Simonton
Simonton, Mr. W. – deceased with Estate handled by his brother James Simonton
Smith - met Rawn while walking
Smith, Sarah - poorwoman from 3 miles beyond Lebanon
Smull‘s - store, Rawn paid for sundries here
Snyder - owned horses 93
Snyder, C.A. – Clk [Clerk of court]
Snyder, Gov. - deceased
Snyder ,Mary - deceased, widow of Gov. Snyder also widow of Alexander Scott
Stitzer [also Slitzer] - named in court case vs Katterman
Susan - black girl
Thomas, Miss
Wallace - auditor
Walters, Jacob - Rawn‘s valet
Walters, Mo [Mr.] - stranger from Linglestown
Watts, Miss - visitor from Philadelphia with Mrs. Wharton & Mrs. Darie
Watts, Mrs. – took tea with Rawn, Frances & her mother, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Campbell of
Carlisle
Weidman, Mrs.
Weitzels - sold ale
Wharton, Mrs – visitor from Philadelphia with Mrs. Darie & Miss Watts
White, Wm - Philadelphia attorney
Wilson, Miss - sold Side Combs to Rawn for Frances
Wilson‘s - hotel, Rawn paid for Sundries and segars here
Woodside, Thomas - property condemned
January 1, 1835 to December 31, 1835, Book 6 (Planté)
Aiken, Dr. - acquaintance from Philadelphia, (2/15/35)
Alexander, C., Esqr. - colleague from Philadelphia, (5/26/35, 10/8/35) 94
Alivard, Henry - friend, (12/24/35)
Allen, Jacob - deceased client on behalf of Jno. Learing, (5/20/35)
Allen, Samuel - colleague, (6/15/35)
Allison, Jno., Esqr. - acquaintance from Petersburg, Va., (7/17/35)
Allison, Wm. - sued by a Rawn client and fellow investor, (5/15/35, 8/8/35, 9/28/35,
10/23/35)
Alricks, Herman, Esqr. - colleague, (6/24/35, 6/27/35, 6/29/35, 7/4/35, 7/6/35, 8/13/35,
8/21/35, 9/22/35, 12/2/35)
Alricks, Miss - married Ovid Johnson, (7/28/35, 8/11/35)
Alters - sells manure for gardens, (5/2/35)
Alvin - lawyer acquaintance, (2/14/35)
Alward, H. - acquaintance, (7/31/35)
Anderson, John - acquaintance, (3/11/35, 3/14/35)
Anderson, Dr. Samuel - an acquaintance from Philadelphia, (1/3/35)
Antes, Henry - fellow investor and store owner with Berryhill, (8/8/35, 8/10/35, 9/8/35,
10/12/35, 10/31/35, 11/12/35)
Artie - plaintiff in case v Foster, (9/2)
Ash, W. - acquaintance,(2/13)
Ashenfelter, Jacob - relation of Shunk‘s who lives at McAllister‘s, (5/19)
Ashmead, Clara F. - ―teacheress‖ at #183 Arch St. in Philadelphia, (7/8, 7/14, 7/21, 7/22)
Atlee, Wm. A. - A frequent correspondent and colleague from Portsmouth and Highspire,
PA, (passim) 95
Aycrigg, Beryl., Esqr. - acquaintance and engineer for the Union Canal Company,
(10/26)
Ayres, Esqr. - attorney of record for Snyder, (5/11)
Baab, J. - new editor, (9/15)
Baily, Joel - acquaintance, (4/21)
Baird, Judge - colleague, (3/9)
Baker, Esqr. - colleague from Philadelphia, (12/2)
Baker, Geo. N. - friend, (12/22)
Baldwin - plaintiff in suit v. Provost, and Rawn‘s new landlord, (3/26, 3/27, 7/24, 8/4,
8/21, 8/25, 10/30, 11/21)
Baldwin, Mrs. - friend, (4/12)
Baldwin, Christopher B. - funeral home owner in Harrisburg who died on 7/30/1838,
(7/1, 7/31)
Balsh, Rev. - Presbyterian minister who baptized Rawn and his siblings, (7/20)
Bancroft, Levan, Esqr. - acquaintance, (11/4)
Banden, Dr. - acquaintance, (1/1)
Bankers, Jno. - correspondent, (1/27, 4/17)
Banyan, Esqr. - colleague, (9/1)
Barker, Alden - assistant to Jno. Pomeroy of Pittsfield, Mass., (8/19, 10/1, 10/5, 12/5)
Barnes, Rev. Albert - Preacher at the 1st Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, (1/3, 7/12,
7/19)
Barnes, Judge - Judge of the District Court of Philadelphia, (½, 7/14)
Barnheisel, Peter - client, (5/15, 9/28, 10/23) 96
Barth - father and 5 sons who put on a musical concert in Harrisburg, (5/27, 5/28)
Baskins, C. - rented Rawn a horse, (11/2)
Beatty, Geo. - jeweler, (10/24)
Bell, Esqr. - colleague, (5/26)
Bellas, Miss F. - acquaintance from Perry County, Pa., (11/4)
Bellman - co-owner of dry goods firm ―Jones and Bellman‖, (5/29, 7/6, 10/1, 12/14)
Benner, ―Badger‖ - Owner of liquor store in Philadelphia. He received money from
Quigly via Rawn, (1/1)
Benton, Thomas H. - US Senator and acquaintance, (11/23, 11/24)
Berghaus, Dr. Geo. H. - friend, also called ―the old man who sells wood,‖ (passim)
Berryhill, Jno. - attorney, fellow investor with Rawn and store owner with Antes, (7/22,
8/8, 8/10, 10/12, 10/31, 11/12)
Beyhaus, Dr. Scott - friend, (9/26)
Bickel - bridge builder and client, (3/5)
Bickel, Jno., jr. - debtor to Thos. Shewel, (10/27)
Bickel, Saml. - also a debtor to Thos. Shewel and son to Jno., (10/27)
Bigger, Jno. - client, (11/21)
Bigger, James Justin - client, (5/14, 11/23)
Bioren, Chas. - best man to A. O. Hiester, (5/15)
Bishop - co-owner of lumber store with White, (10/23)
Blanchard - acquaintance, (11/26)
Blatterberger, Esqr. - acquaintance, (7/6)
Bloomfield, Capt. Jno. - acquaintance, (8/7) 97
Blyth, Judge - Harrisburg judge, (5/11, 5/22, 9/4, 9/9, 11/14, 11/15)
Boar - shop owner who debated with Rawn for Emigration, (3/19, 9/24)
Bombaugh, Col. Aaron - county tax collector, (5/12, 9/1)
Boger, Jacob - German client, (9/5)
Bowden, S. - acquaintance who married Elder, (5/14)
Bowen, Jos. - friend, (11/30, 12/9)
Bowman, Rev. - preacher from Lancaster County, (5/3)
Bowman, Joshua - correspondent, (3/4, 3/7, 3/16)
Bower - defendant in case, (6/27, 7/2)
Boyde, Wm. - Deputy Clerk for Recorders Court of Philadelphia, (1/3)
Boyer - acquaintance, (9/16)
Brady - tavern owner, (9/19, 10/10)
Brady, Jno. - acquaintance, (12/22)
Brantly, Rev. Dr. - member of a temperance league, (1/1)
Brennemen - colleague and partner to Bucher, deceased, (5/16, 5/17)
Brent, Robert J., Esqr. - colleague from Hagerstown Md., (3/1, 3/2, 10/15, 10/22, 11/23,
11/25, 12/26)
Brewster, F. E., Esqr. - correspondent from Philadelphia, (passim)
Briggs, Miss - friend, (12/22)
Briggs, G. E. - correspondent, (11/18)
Briggs, Jno. - barber, (4/1, 4/3, 7/6, 8/15, 9/17, 10/10, 12/17)
Brisban, Dr. Jas. and wife - friends, (4/26, 4/29, 5/26, 8/7, 10/21, 12/15)
Brooks, Miss E. - friend, (7/27) 98
Brooks, Jno., Esqr. - colleague, (1/3, 4/23, 7/4, 8/7, 10/1, 10/17, 11/25, 11/26)
Brooks, Rebecca - acquaintance, (5/28)
Brown - estate being audited by Rawn, (9/7, 9/18)
Brown, Sen. - US Senator from North Carolina and acquaintance, (2/27)
Brown, Paul - orator in Philadelphia, (1/3)
Brunet - jewelry shop owner, (8/20)
Bryans, Misses - acquaintances, (8/11)
Buchanan, Dr. Geo. - friend, (8/9, 8/13)
Buchanan, Rev. - acquaintance, (7/22)
Buchanan, James - US Senator, and later 15th President of US. Acquaintance, (2/25, 2/26,
2/27, 8/2, 8/5) *During this trip to Washington, Rawn also mentions hearing speeches
given by Senators Clay, Webster, Tyler and Calhoun.
Bucher, Jno. - colleague, (5/16, 6/11, 7/4, 8/8)
Buehler, Mrs. - friend and owner of a reading room, a rooming house (perhaps named
―The Spread Eagle‖) and an omnibus for hire, (passim)
Buehler, Wm. - relative of above and owner of a hardware store on Market St. in
Philadelphia, (7/8)
Burke, Michael - acquaintance, (7/6)
Burns - defendant in a case v Taylor, (7/24, 10/30)
Burns and wife - acquaintances, he is a cashier of the Lebanon Bank, (10/26)
Burrows - Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, (12/17)
Burton, Mr. - Philadelphian and 2nd J. Weidman in a duel, (1/5)
Byrne, Michael - correspondent from Frederickstown, Md., (11/21, 12/5) 99
Byrns - defendant in suit, (3/26)
Cameron, General - acquaintance from Middletown, Pa., (7/30, 12/7)
Cameron, Miss E. - friend, (11/11)
Cameron, Jane - friend, (1/17, 11/11)
Capps - store owner, (8/15)
Carmen, Eliza - acquaintance, (5/28)
Carson, Chandler - friend, (10/12)
Carson, Chas. - co-owner in a dry goods store with Elder, (passim)
Carter, Dusden B. - correspondent from Philadelphia, (11/9, 11/14, 12/31)
Carter, Ezekiel S. - deceased client, (5/16, 6/11)
Cassie, Jacob - client, (6/1)
Catrell, Wm. - leader of a militia, (12/14)
Catull - shop owner, (4/1)
Chambers, Miss - friend, (6/13, 6/20, 6/21, 6/28)
Chambers, Geo. - friend and father to Nancy, (6/14, 6/16, 7/1)
Chambers, Thomas, Esqr. - colleague from Chambersburg, Pa., (passim)
Chase, Jonas Rudy - witness to a Rawn bet, (6/8)
Chew, S., Esqr. - frequent correspondent from Philadelphia, (passim)
Cheyney, Chas. - acquaintance and son of William, (7/10)
Cheyney, D. R. - acquaintance from Philadelphia, (7/10)
Cheyney, Elizabeth - acquaintance and daughter of William, (7/10)
Cheyney, Capt. Jno. H. - first cousin of Rawn, (12/18, 12/21)
Cheyney, N. - friend, (12/7) 100
Cheyney, William - acquaintance from Philadelphia, (7/10, 9/25)
Clark - employee of The Canal Courier in Philadelphia, (7/8)
Clark, J. Wm. - member of US House of Representatives from Dauphin County and
correspondent, (2/9, 2/26, 2/27, 3/11, 3/14, 8/5)
Clarke, J., Esqr. - colleague, (2/20, 8/1)
Clarckson, J. G., Esqr. - colleague from Philadelphia, (7/20, 8/27, 8/31, 10/6, 10/10)
Clemson, Amos - client, (6/12)
Clendenin, Jno. Jos. - in-law and reader of the law under Rawn‘s tutelage, (passim)
Clendenin, M. L. - in-law (2/9)
Clendenin, Mary Scott - sister-in-law, (passim)
Clendenin, ―Mother‖ - Rawn‘s live in mother-in-law and rent collector, (passim)
Clendenin, Robert - an in-law, (passim)
Cline, Phillip - High Constable and wood seller, (4/1, 5/4)
Colder - co-owner of train coach company with Wilson, (7/6, 7/7)
Conley, Joshua, Esqr. - acquaintance from Perry County, Pa., (11/4)
Conner, Jno. - correspondent from Pittsburgh, Pa., (10/13, 10/23, 11/7)
Conway, Joshua - renter of Lydia McClintock, (8/31)
Cook - plaintiff in case v Sorrel, (9/7)
Cook, Henry - defendant in case, (8/19)
Costers, Rev. and wife - friends, (12/12)
Costin, Mr. and Mrs. - friends, (12/15)
Cowden, Jus. - colleague, (5/14, 6/11)
Cox - acquaintance, (12/20) 101
Cox, Cathy - friend who married A. O. Hiester, (5/14, 5/17)
Cox, Gideon - jeweler from Philadelphia, (7/15)
Cox, Dr. Jno. Redman - dismissed from University of Pennsylvania, (10/6)
Crane, Col. - owner of a rooming house, (5/20)
Crawford, Bordley - brother of Edd. And friend from Chambersburg, Pa., (3/2, 6/30, 7/2,
10/17, 10/18)
Crawford, D. - Midshipman and friend, (9/22)
Crawford, Edd. - brother of Bordley and friend from Chambersburg, Pa., (3/3, 3/5, 3/6,
7/4, 7/5, 10/17, 10/18, 10/30)
Crawford, Henrietta - friend from Chambersburg Pa., (6/9, 6/11, 6/16, 7/5)
Crawford, J. H., Esqr. - acquaintance from Chambersburg, Pa., (3/2, 6/18)
Crawford, Dr. Robert - friend, (9/23, 9/24, 9/26, 9/27)
Cross, Henry - deceased teacher, (4/14)
Culbertson, Cyrus - friend, (6/21)
Culbertson, S. D. - client, (4/3, 6/14)
Cullogh, Thos. W., Esqr. - acquaintance from Philadelphia, (2/18)
Cummings, Maj. - friend, (7/30, 8/5, 10/13)
Cunningham - acquaintance, (8/3)
Cunningham, J. S. - Speaker of the Pennsylvania State Senate, (12/15)
Curran, Father Michael - Catholic priest who married Halderman and Walsh, (3/30)
Cuthbert - wine shop owner on 11th and Vine St. in Philadelphia, (7/15)
Dair - pastry shop owner, (7/24)
Dallas, Geo. - Attorney General of Pennsylvania, (½, 3/9) 102
Darragh, Esqr. - member of the Pennsylvania Senate, (12/7)
Darres, Jno. - colleague, (12/3)
Darrieux family - friends from Lombard St. in Philadelphia (6/15, 6/16, 6/19, 7/14, 7/20)
Davies, Jno. - colleague, (5/21)
Davis - member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, (12/11)
Davis, Mrs. - resident of No. 52 Light St., Baltimore. Debtor to Rawn, (2/24)
Davis, D. A. - wine merchant at #96 3rd St. in Philadelphia, (7/20)
Davis, Peter - friend from Harrisburg, Pa., (6/10)
Dean, Dr. A. L. - client from the firm of A. L. Dean and Rutherford, (10/20)
Dean, Mrs. A. L. - visited by Shunk and Mary Clendenin, (5/20)
Dean, Jos. A. - Philadelphia carpenter, (7/20)
DePui, Wm. and wife - friends, (10/6, 11/8)
Detwiler, Samul. - deceased of Montgomery Co. whose estate was executed by Rawn and
Fitzwater, (3/19)
DeWitt, Rev. Dr. Wm. R. - friend and Presbyterian minister to the Rawn family, as well
as many of Harrisburg‘s more notable personages, (passim)
Devor, Esqr. - acquaintance, (8/3)
Dietrich, Dr. - defendant in case v Shott, (6/20, 7/7)
Diffenbaugh - acquaintance, (11/3)
Ditmars, A. D. - traveling phrenologist who lectured in Harrisburg, (8/21, 8/24, 8/27)
Dodd, Rev. - minister at DeWitt‘s church, (12/13)
Dodge, Rev. - minister at DeWitt‘s church, (8/16)
Doding - acquaintance, (6/15) 103
Doebler, Esqr. - colleague from Lebanon, Pa., (10/27)
Dole, Wm. H. - Harrisburg apothecary, (3/28)
―Dorcas‖ - Rawn‘s black cleaning girl and house maid, (11/28, 12/28)
Dorsey, Jos. - laborer, (10/16, 10/23)
Douglass, Capt. - Captain of the steam boat ―Robert Morris‖ in Philadelphia, (7/11)
Dove, Jim - laborer, (11/10, 11/12)
Dubbs, Dr. Saml. - apothecary from Philadelphia, (10/20)
Duck, Jacob - fellow investor and candidate for proth. of Dauphin County, Pa., (8/8, 2/8)
Duchechet, Rev. Dr. - minister of St. Stevens Church on 10th St. in Philadelphia, (7/12)
Duncan, Judge and wife - clients and friends, owners of a Harrisburg island and rooming
house, (6/18, 7/22, 8/1, 8/6, 8/11, 8/25, 11/1, 11/2)
Dunhers, Dr. - Episcopal preacher and Provost of Dickinson College, (2/1)
Dunlop, James, Esqr. - colleague, (4/3, 4/14, 6/16)
Dyott, Dr. J. W. - acquaintance, (2/13)
Eberman - shop owner, (2/25)
Edwardson, Yearsly - advertiser, (11/27, 12/1)
Elder, C. - co-owner in a dry goods store with Carson, married Bowden, (passim)
Elder, Thos., Esqr. - colleague and client, (3/30, 4/1, 4/2, 8/23)
―Elizabeth‖ - black girl from Philadelphia, (7/6)
Elliot and family - friends, he was a Harrisburg Commissioner, (12/23)
Ellis, W. Cox, Esqr. - acquaintance, (11/4)
Embich, Saml. - debtor to Wm. McClure, (10/26, 10/27, 10/28)
Ennis, Jos. - correspondent, (11/9) 104
Ermeny, Mr., Esqr. - acquaintance, (2/28, 4/1)
Espy, James S. and family - friend and client, (passim)
Etter, Washington - acquaintance from Middletown, Pa., (9/18)
Evans, L. - colleague, (6/6)
Evans, Col. Thomas - from Fayette, pleader of case for Judge Baird, (3/9, 5/8, 12/5)
Evans, Thos. - druggist from Philadelphia, (5/13, 5/20, 5/24, 7/10, 7/20)
Evans, Washington - acquaintance on stage ride to Baltimore, (2/23)
Eyre - acquaintance, (7/11)
Fairlamb, Frederick - correspondent and client, (2/10, 7/9, 7/10, 7/11)
Findlay, Gov. - Governor of Pennsylvania and friend, (3/8)
Findlay, Arch. and wife - friends, (6/9, 6/10, 6/11, 6/16, 6/19)
Findlay, Ellen - friend, (6/11, 6/18, 6/19)
Findlay, James A., Esqr. - State Secretary and friend, (2/12, 3/2, 5/9, 6/1, 6/11, 8/6,
12/17)
Findlay, Jno. K., Esqr. - correspondent from Lancaster County, (4/11, 4/22)
Fisher, J. A. - colleague, (6/24)
Fisher, Robert, Esqr - colleague, (5/26)
Fitzwater, Abel - executor of will for Samul. Detwiler and others, (3/19, 12/23)
Fisher and wife - lawyer and a Notary of Philadelphia, (1/5, 7/22)
Fisher, Juliann - correspondent with Ashmead, (7/8, 7/22, 8/13)
Fisk - store owner frequently patronized by Rawn, (passim) 105
Fitzpatrick, Dr. Jason - along with Mr. Karthaus, Mr. Kauffman, Mr. Jamison and Mr.
Heiler, were passing introductions in Philadelphia. Fitzpatrick, of Williamsport Md.,
became a frequent correspondent and client, (1/8 then passim)
Fleck, Jno. - estate being administered by Rawn, (6/8, 11/21)
Follen - acquaintance from Philadelphia, (7/16)
Forester (Forster), Major M. W. - friend and banker in Harrisburg, (passim)
Forney, David - administrator of Jos. Forney‘s estate, (11/6)
Forney, Jos., sr. - deceased, estate being administered by David Forney, (11/6)
Forster, Gen. - client, (12/23)
Forster (Forester), Jno. - client and plaintiff in many cases, (3/10, 7/6, 9/9, 12/22)
Forster, Thos., Esqr. - friend, (7/4, 11/11)
Foster - defendant in case v Artie, (9/2)
Foster, Newton - author of Peter Simple, a book Rawn read, (7/27)
Fox - defendant in case v. Ester Shuman, (5/26)
Fox, Sheriff - Sheriff for Dauphin County, (7/27, 8/10, 8/19, 9/2, 9/3, 10/8)
Franklin, Col. Walter J. - friend and member of US House of Representatives, (2/26,
2/27, 5/19, 9/15)
Frazer, Reah, Esqr. - Deputy Attorney General of Lancaster County, (2/10, 2/14)
Frederick, Capt. - captain of a packet boat out of Harrisburg, Pa., (11/1)
Freeman, J. W. L. - friend and client, owner of an auction house on South 3rd Street, in
Philadelphia, (passim)
Freeman, Margaret - sister-in-law of J.W.L. Freeman, (1/3)
Frick, Esqr. - acquaintance, (11/4) 106
Fyngs, Rev. Dr. - minister and member of a temperance league, (1/1)
Galbraith, Bertram G. - sued by Rawn, (6/11)
Galbraith, Geo. - friend, (2/2, 4/15)
Garner, Thos. - black laborer, (10/16, 10/23)
Garret, Geo. - ―a black man‖ who lost a suit filed by Rawn, (1/12)
Garverick, Geo. - correspondent, (11/21, 11/23)
Garwin, Samuel - wood seller, (3/6)
Gause, Jona. - Rawn‘s tutor from West Chester Academy, (7/3)
Gelbreuth - acquaintance, (12/20)
Gibson, Judge and family - friends, he is Chief Justice of Sup. Ct. in Harrisburg, (5/26,
6/10, 6/16, 7/2, 8/31, 12/15, 12/25)
Gibson, Esqr. and family - colleague from Perry County, (8/3, 8/9)
Gideon - owner of Gideon Chairs in Philadelphia, (7/10)
Good, Marry - nurse to Francis after childbirth, (3/23, 4/13)
Goodman, Jas. - fellow investor, (8/8)
Goodman, Ian - acquaintance, (1/3)
Grant, Rev. Wm. - minister of the 5th Presbyterian Church on Vine and 13th in
Philadelphia, (7/12)
Gray, Mrs. - neighbor who died 9/28/1838, (9/30)
Graydon, Wm. - engraver and stationary seller, (11/26)
Grayson, Andrew, Esqr. - fire destroyed his house, (3/20, 11/9, 11/18)
Green - sued by Rawn, (6/11)
Green, Judge - correspondent, (11/15) 107
Green, Ashbel, Esqr. - frequent correspondent from Lancaster County, (passim)
Gregg - friend, (10/12)
Gresiner, Jonah - Rawn‘s tailor on 2nd St., Philadelphia, (1/1, 1/3, 1/6, 7/8, 7/13, 7/20,
7/22)
Grey, Mr. and Mrs. - friends, (4/17)
Grim - in arbitration with Rawn, (3/27)
Grim, Peter, sr. - Philadelphian (3rd St.) and acquaintance, (7/8)
Grim, Peter, jr. - Philadelphian (#490 N. 4th St.) and correspondent, (passim)
Grimshaw, Wm., Esqr and family - colleague and friend, (passim)
Grimshaw, Misses Gazella, Harriet, Charlotte and Isabel - daughters of William and
friends, (passim)
Granger, Francis - anti-Masonic nomination for Vice-President of the United States with
Harrison as President, (12/17)
Griscom, Geo., Esqr. - lawyer on Harrison St. in Philadelphia, and a frequent
correspondent, (passim)
Grosh, David - acquaintance and son-in-law of Moses Montgomery from Marietta Pa.,
(7/29)
Gross - seller of plasters, (5/7)
Halderman, Ann - daughter of Jacob Halderman, was 11 years old at her death on
1/26/1835, (1/27)
Halderman, Jacob W. - friend, (1/27, 5/25, 6/27)
Halderman, Sarah - friend and wife to T. J. Walsh Esqr. Of Baltimore, (2/20, 2/28, 3/30)
Halderman, Saml. - acquaintance, (8/9) 108
Hale, Berrezer - hotel and omnibus owner and client, (passim)
Haleman, Mrs. - acquaintance, (1/8)
Hamill - acquaintance, (6/4)
Hamilton, Rev. - minister at DeWitt‘s Church, (10/4)
Hamilton, Hugh - Editor of the ―Harrisburg Chronicle,‖ (1/17, 10/12)
Hammond, D. - acquaintance, (4/1)
Hammons, S. - acquaintance, (7/11)
Handy - parishioner of the 1st Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, (7/12)
Hahnlen, C. - friend and owner of a dry goods store, (9/21, 10/13, 10/15, 10/29)
Hanna, Mrs. and daughter - friend, (4/10, 7/22)
Hardy, Saml. - black man from Thornburry, Pa. that Rawn sued, (7/11, 7/13, 7/14)
Hare - co-owner, along with Pentor, of a hat store on Chestnut St. in Philadelphia, (7/20)
Hare, Rev. - minister at Episcopal Church in Harrisburg, Pa., (12/6)
Harian, Joseph - client, (7/20)
Harper, Caroline - acquaintance from Philadelphia, (7/21, 7/22)
Harper, F. J., Esqr. - friend and State Senator from Philadelphia, (2/12)
Harris, Geo. W., Esqr. - friend and investment partner, (6/3, 7/22, 8/8, 9/4, 11/7)
Harris, Robert - referred by Rawn as ―old Mr. Harris‖, (3/13, 4/1, 4/2, 5/28, 9/15)
Harris, Mrs. Robert - funeral attended by Rawn, (5/1)
Harris, Tory - black man who helps Rawn move his office, (4/1)
Harris, William - black man who helps Rawn move his office, (4/1)
Harris, William, jr. - friend, (4/22)
Harris, Washington, Esqr. - friend and son of Robert Harris, (5/1, 7/6, 8/12, 9/3) 109
Harrison - acquaintance and PA delegate to the US House of Representatives, (2/26)
Harrison, Wm. - acquaintance, (10/26)
Harriet, Misses - friends, (8/12)
Harrison, William Henry - ―Anti-Masonic‖ 9th President of the United States, who
defeated Van Buren in the election of 1840, (12/17)
Hart, Wm. - acquaintance from Philadelphia, (7/14, 8/27, 8/28, 8/29, 8/30, 8/31)
Hartz, Sgt. Jno. - War of 1812 veteran, (9/26)
Hatch, Esqr. - Bostonian and member of a temperance league, (1/1)
Hatfield, Enoch - friend, (6/1)
Haurie, N. - correspondent, (2/2)
Hay, Peter - editor at Mifflin & Perry Publishing of Philadelphia, (1/5)
Hays, William P. - Harrisburg cabinet maker, (5/23)
Heilman, Henry - tavern owner between Lancaster and Jonestown, Pa., (10/27)
Heininger, Jacob - laborer, (10/23)
Heintzerman, Esqr. - acquaintance from Philadelphia, (12/7)
Heller, Jno. - correspondent, (6/26)
Henderson, Mr. - Philadelphia livery man, (1/6)
Henries, Nathaniel - stable owner frequented by Rawn, (passim)
Henry, Saml. - client v Stockton, (11/26, 11/27, 11/30)
Herman - in arbitration with Rawn, (3/27)
Herrington - student/ reader of the law, (6/21)
Hetzel, H. - wine store and rooming house owner, (10/2, 10/3, 12/20)
Heuner, Gruin - called for arbitration with McCord, (2/7) 110
Healy, Esqr. - acquaintance, (1/1)
Hiester, A. O. - friend who married Cathy Cox, (5/14, 5/15, 5/17, 9/15, 10/15, 12/3, 12/4,
12/16, 12/20, 12/26)
Hiester, Charles - friend and relative of A. O. Hiester, (12/3)
Higgins - defendant in case against Rawn‘s client Forster, (3/10)
Higgins, Capt. - captain of the packet boat General Jackson, from Harrisburg, Pa., (11/5)
Hill, Rev. Rowland - autobiographer read by Rawn, (5/31, 6/17)
Hinkle, Leonard - client, (8/18)
Hinkley - nail seller, (10/23)
Hipple - proprietor of ―Warm Springs;‖ a sort of spa/bathing organization near Juniatta,
Pa., (8/1- 8/5)
Hite - correspondent, (6/15, 8/15)
Hodson, Tho. - acquaintance, (½)
Holman, Saml. - friend, (10/12)
Hood, Miss - acquaintance, (8/3)
Horne, Henry - acquaintance from Pa. that Rawn met on his trip to Washington,(2/27)
Houser, D. H. - acquaintance, (9/8)
Houtz, Jacob - correspondent, (11/11)
Hover, Betty - acquaintance, (8/3)
Hubber, Mrs. Geo. - acquaintance from Newton Pa., who died 7/27/1838, (8/6)
Hughes, E. P. - client and shop owner, (1/9, 3/30, 5/6, 5/28, 9/1)
Hummels - judge on Dauphin Common Pleas Court, (6/26, 2/27, 9/22)
Hummel, D. - saddler and leather shop owner, (11/27) 111
Hunt, David - dentist, (7/28)
Hunt, Nathaniel Y. - correspondent from Delaware County, Pa., (10/1)
Hutch, J. - correspondent from the Franklin Cotton Works in Delaware County, Pa.,
(10/1)
Inshoffstall, Henry - client, (4/15)
Irving, Col., jr. - acquaintance on stage ride to Baltimore, (2/23, 2/24)
Jacobs, Rev. - minister at DeWitt‘s Church, (10/11)
Jacobs, Bentley - friend and client from Lancaster, PA, (passim)
Jacoby, Daniel - client, (4/7, 5/2)
Jackson - acquaintance and member of the US House of Representatives, (2/26, 9/16)
Jackson, ―Mother‖ - friend, (9/1)
Jakes, Dr. - Perry County hotel owner, (8/3, 11/2)
James, Jno. Geo. - rented Jno. Wister‘s home in Harrisburg, Pa., (12/5)
Jamison, H. M. - correspondent, (12/22)
Janouray?, Rev. - temporary preacher at DeWitt‘s church, (6/7)
Jauss, Jno. G. - German client, (7/6, 7/16, 9/7)
Jays, Jno. G. - acquaintance, (10/9, 10/23)
Jefferis, Cheney - deceased teacher from Chester County, Pa., (12/7)
Jefferis, Jas. - friend and son of Cheney, (12/7, 12/9, 12/26)
Jennings, D. - friend, (2/2)
Jillet, Rev. - minister of the Baptist Church on Garrison St. in Philadelphia, (7/19)
Johnson, Jno. - debated against Rawn on emigration and attorney on a case, (3/19, 3/30,
4/16, 5/11) 112
Johnson, Ovid F., Esqr - friend who married Miss Alricks, (7/28, 8/21, 9/3)
Jones - co-owner of dry goods store Bellman & Jones, (5/29, 7/6, 10/1, 12/14)
Jones, A. J. - client, (4/3, 5/2, 8/8)
Jones, Jno. M., Esqr. - colleague, (4/7)
Jones, Philip - black laborer, (10/14, 10/16, 10/23)
Jones, Robert - correspondent, (4/3)
Jones, Thomas - Deputy Sheriff for Dauphin County, (6/7)
Jordan, Esqr. - acquaintance, (11/4)
―Josiah‖ - black waiter in Perry County, Pa., (8/5)
Justin, Thomas - Philadelphia handyman, (7/20)
Katterinan - convict, (4/9, 9/26)
Kauffman, Isaac C. - client, (6/26)
Keans, J. W. - US Senator and acquaintance, (2/25)
Keefer, Esqr - Captain of local militia of which Rawn was a member, (5/4)
Kelichner - saddler from Perry County, Pa., (11/3)
Keller, Jno. P. - Rawn‘s old landlord and store owner, (3/27, 4/10, 5/4)
Kemble, George S. - tailor on South Front Street in Harrisburg, (10/22, 10/25)
Kendig, Martin - client, (12/23)
Kennedy, Judge - judge of Sup. Ct. in Harrisburg, (5/26, 7/2, 7/30)
Kennedy, Rev. Wm. - minister and professor of mathematics, preached at DeWitt‘s
church, (8/9)
King, Col. Anthony - acquaintance and US Senator from Alabama, (2/27)
King, Geo. - client from Bellefonte, Pa., (7/6, 7/27, 8/6) 113
King, Jno. - acquaintance from Delaware County, Pa., (7/9, 7/10, 8/7, 9/25)
King, Mary - relative of Jno. King, (8/7)
Kinney - colleague, (8/12)
Kline - a constable of the city of Harrisburg, Pa., as well as a coal salesman, (11/10)
Kline, Esqr. - colleague and Sargent of local militia, (3/25, 5/4)
Kling - ―German‖ advertisement painter, (6/12)
Koch - co-owner of firm Starck & Koch, wine merchants in Philadelphia, (10/12)
Koser, Jno. - butcher from Cumberland County, Pa., (12/1)
Krause, Andrew - friend, (9/18, 9/26, 10/1)
Krause, D., Esqr. - friend and colleague, (5/22, 7/6, 8/12, 9/3, 9/15, 9/21, 10/28)
Kreider, Gotlieb - sued by Rawn, (2/2)
Kruger, Jno. - colleague, (12/8)
Kuhn, Jacob - a Harrisburg constable, (9/20)
Kunkle, Jno. - owner of a dry goods store, (10/6, 11/23)
Laporte, Milton - acquaintance from Washington, (2/26, 2/27)
Lardner, Dr. - author of the Cabinet Cyclopedia Biography of British Statesmen, (11/24)
Law, Jas. S. - sued by Jno. Forster via Rawn, (12/22)
Lawrence, Isaac - client whom Rawn later sued for payment, (5/8, 8/3, 12/5)
Lay, Theodore S. - editor of the New York Mirror and author of Norman Seslie, (11/20)
Leach, Miss - acquaintance, (5/28)
Leach, Richard L., Esqr. - fire burned his offices in Harrisburg, Pa., (11/26)
Learing, Jno. - shoemaker, (5/20, 5/30, 7/5, 9/8, 10/12, 10/16, 11/19) 114
LeBarron, Wm. - deceased owner of an estate that Rawn liquidated, (frequent mention
throughout May - July)
Leilin, Price - acquaintance, (7/11)
Leo - defendant in suit, (3/26)
Lescure, J. M. - correspondent from Delaware County, Pa., (12/8)
Lesley - Treasurer of the Harrisburg Library Association, (7/29)
Levitz - lawyer acquaintance, (2/14)
Levy, Danl., Esqr. - acquaintance, (11/4)
Lewis, Judge - court judge in Perry County, Pa., (11/4)
Leyburn, N. W., Esqr. - colleague, (5/16)
Lieber, Dr. - a Prussian introduced to Rawn at Shunk‘s, (2/12)
Lindley, Jacob, Esqr. - colleague from Clark Ferry, Perry County, (5/8, 5/13, 5/24, 8/3)
Lorret, Geo. - plaintiff in case, (8/19)
Lutz, M. - store owner frequented by Rawn, (passim)
M., Col. R. - of Armstrong County, PA, and an acquaintance on stage ride to Baltimore,
(2/23)
Madison, James - 4th President of the United States, was currently working on raising
money to erect a monument to George Washington, (12/18)
Maenish, R. - author of Philosophy of Sleep, which Rawn read, (5/1)
Mahany, Mrs. - acquaintance, (12/11)
Mahon, Rev. - minister at DeWitt‘s church, (11/1)
Mahon, A., Esqr. - acquaintance who is seeking a political appointment, (8/11, 10/20)
Mahon, Miss - acquaintance from Shippensburg, Pa., (5/28, 8/4) 115
Mallary, Judge and family - acquaintances, (10/15)
Manly, C. - defendant in case, (6/27, 7/2, 12/7)
Marshall, Jno. - Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court, (7/8, 8/4)
Marth, Rev. - member of a temperance league, (1/1)
Martin, Esqr. - colleague from Lancaster, Pa., (10/27)
Martin, Jno. - sued by Jno. Wister via Rawn, (5/21)
Marten, F. W., Esqr. - colleague from Strinestown, Pa., (11/11)
Maxwell, Miss - acquaintance, (10/15)
May - blacksmith, (10/3)
May, Rev. - Episcopal minister, (7/31)
Maywood, Mrs. - acquaintance on stage ride to Baltimore, (2/23)
McAllister, Capt. - owner of a rooming house, (5/19, 8/19)
McAllister, Archibald - the Captain‘s son, (5/19)
McCabe, Owen - friend, (6/15)
McCain, Rt. Rev. - Episcopal minister from Ohio, (8/16)
McCall, R. - correspondent from Aston Township, Pa., (10/1)
McCay, Wm. - acquaintance, (3/17)
McCind - in arbitration with Rawn, (3.27)
McClintock, H. - friend, (9/26)
McClintock, Lydia - black property owner and client who lived on Pearl St. between 13th
and Broad Sts in Philadelphia. McClintock seems to have owned a great deal of
property throughout the Philadelphia and Harrisburg areas., (7/11, 7/13, 7/30, 8/31,
9/8, 10/8, 10/15, 10/16, 10/30, 12/2, 12/18) 116
McClintock, Mary - daughter of Lydia, (7/13)
McClure, Wm., Esqr. - colleague, (passim)
McConahay - acquaintance, (9/2)
McCord, Heiman, Esqr. - friend of Peter Grim and Rawn, who was called to give a
deposition, (2/6, 2/7, 4/13, 4/16, 6/24)
McCord, Isaac - client, (7/9, 7/20, 8/27)
McCormick, James - friend, (passim)
McCoy - employee of The Canal Courier in Philadelphia, (7/8)
McCulloh, C. Denny - friend, (6/19)
McCulloh, Nancy - friend, (6/12, 6/19)
McCulloh, Thos., Esqr. - friend from Chambersburg, Pa., (passim)
McDowell, Rev. Dr. - minister from Philadelphia, (1/3)
McDowell, Jason - acquaintance, (5/25)
McEwen, Alex - post-master of McEwenville, Pa., (11/6, 11/9)
McFarlan, Miss - acquaintance, (8/4)
McGill, Arthur - acquaintance from Butler PA, (2/24)
McGinley, Jno. - witness for Rawn, (8/21)
McGowan, Henry - friend, (10/7)
McGowan, Richard - book seller and patron of a lending library in Harrisburg, (5/5, 10/2,
12/2, 12/12)
McHoffstate, Henry - correspondent, (1/19)
McIntyre, B., Esqr. - colleague from Perry County, (9/1)
McKinney - owner of a dry goods store in Harrisburg, Pa., (11/7) 117
McKinney, Judge - colleague, (2/20)
McKinney, Chambers - brother of Ed. from Lancaster, Pa., (10/26)
McKinney, Ed. - friend, (10/26, 10/26)
McKinney, Dr. Tho. W. - Harrisburger who died at age 25, (1/11)
McKinney, Mordecai - colleague, (5/4)
McKinney, William, Esqr. and wife - colleague, (3/26, 4/2, 4/9, 4/17, 5/4)
McManame, Mark - defendant in a case, (8/19)
McMarthy - competitor in election, (10/2)
McNutt, Wm. - watchmaker, (8/22)
McWilliams, H. S. - argued politics with Rawn, (1/15)
Mease - defendant in case v Powers, (10/26, 10/27)
Meder, Mary - client, (9/2, 9/15, 9/21, 10/12, 10/29, 11/28)
Meeds - plaintiff in case No. 106/1833, (5/2)
Meese, John - colleague, (12/8)
Mehaffer, Jas. - sued by Jno. Forester via Rawn, (12/22)
Mendenhall, Wm., Esqr. - member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, (12/1)
Middleton, Robert - house painter, (5/25)
Miller, Sen. - US Senator and acquaintance, (2/27)
Miller - acquaintance, (8/1)
Miller - owner of a tavern on Duncan Island, (11/1, 11/2)
Miller, Esqr. - correspondent, (2/5)
Miller, Andrew G., Esqr. - colleague from Gettysburg, Pa., in which Rawn made a wager
with over the outcome of an election, (6/8, 8/18, 10/19, 10/22) 118
Mitchell - friend and Canal Commissioner in Harrisburg, (1/12, 3/13, 7/9)
Mitchell - employee of The Canal Courier in Philadelphia, (7/8)
Moore - president of the Lancaster Bank, (10/26)
Montgomery, Moses - client from Marietta Pa., (7/29)
Morgan, Wm. - brick mason and witness for Rawn, (4/29)
Morton, Capt. Robt. H. - captain with the Pioneer Line of steam boats in Harrisburg,
(2/14, 8/1)
Moubell, F. W., Esq. - lawyer on Walnut St. in Philadelphia, (passim)
Mowry, Charles - witness to a Rawn bet, (6/8)
Muhlenburg - Claimant in case for Le Baron Steam Mill, (frequent mention throughout
May - July)
Muhlenburg, Henry A. - candidate for election for the Governor of Pa. Rawn bet against
him, (6/8, 8/12, 9/30)
Murray, Mr. - acquaintance, (9/11, 9/28)
Murray, Mrs. - owner of a rooming house, (5/13)
Musgraves, Mrs. - friend, (passim)
Myers, Dr. Isaac - frequent correspondent from Port Clinton, Pa., (passim)
Mytinger, Geo. S. - tailor, (10/23, 10/31)
Nagle, Barbara - daughter of Geo. Nagle, who died just shy of her 17th year. She ―died of
a broken heart‖ over the death of her betrothed, Rogers., (7/31)
Nagle, Geo. - friend and owner of the Union Hotel on Market Street, Harrisburg. Was
father to Barbara, (passim) 119
Newbaker, Phillip - client from Halifax, Va., (4/17, 4/20, 4/29, 6/3, 8/28, 9/10, 11/16,
12/2, 12/26)
Newbelen, Jacob - client, (3/25)
Newbolds, Mr. and Mrs. - Philadelphian to whom Rawn discussed the ―Grimshaw affair‖
with, (7/9, 7/19)
Newcom, Geo. - correspondent from Dayton, Oh. (10/5, 10/19)
Niles, Jno. - Philadelphia boot maker on 4th St., (7/8, 7/20, 12/26)
Novinger, Jas. - acquaintance, (910)
Nutz, Geo. K. - estate being sued by Dr. Rather, (5/4)
Oliphant, E. P., Esqr. - correspondent from Fayette County, (2/14, 6/8, 6/16, 8/15)
Oliver - member elect to Pa. House of Representatives from Mercer County, (11/28)
Olmstead, Rev. - acquaintance, (8/4)
Orth, Dr. and Mrs. - friends, (10/7)
Ostler - owner of a stables in Hummelstown, Pa., (8/5, 10/26, 10/27, 11/2)
Onderdonk, Bishop - Bishop of the Episcopal Church in Harrisburg, (3/16)
Oyler - owner of a Hotel in Lancaster, Pa., (10/26, 10/27)
Palleman, L. D., Esqr. - friend, (12/1)
Parker, B., Esqr. - colleague, (2/21, 6/1, 11/2, 11/12, 12/2)
Parker, Gilbert S. - friend and betting partner, (10/7, 10/12)
Patterson - acquaintance, (3/3, 8/9)
Patterson, S. D. - editor of The Pennsylvania Republican, (6/5, 12/1)
Peacock family - close friends of the Rawn family. James was postmaster and ran a
reading room. His daughters include Miss Elizabeth C., Jane and Fanny, (passim) 120
Pearson, Edward P., Esqr. - colleague from Lebanon, Pa., (10/26, 12/8, 12/12)
Peltz - acquaintance, (2/12)
Pennypacker, E. F. - member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, (12/23)
Pentor - hat store co-owner with Hare on Chestnut St. in Philadelphia, (7/20)
Pepper, Henry - seeker of political office as the recorder of Dauphin County, Pa., (12/18)
Persico - Italian artist who was touring in Harrisburg, (5/12)
Petriken, Miss - acquaintance, (11/4)
Pettit, Judge J. D. - friend and frequent correspondent from Westchester, Pa., (passim)
Phillips, Rev. - preacher from New York, (5/10)
Philipson - acquaintance, (11/23)
Platt, Lewis - witness to a Rawn bet, (6/8)
Plitt, Geo. - correspondent from Washington being sued by Rawn‘s client, (3/14)
Plitt, S. - acquaintance, (7/31)
Polk, Rev. - guest minister from Tn. at Episcopal church, (8/16)
Pollock, Jas., Esqr. - colleague from Perry County, Pa., (11/4, 11/5, 11/25, 12/2, 12/26)
Pomeroy, Jno., Esqr. - Friend and frequent correspondent from Pittsfield Mass., (passim)
Pool - debated against Rawn on emigration, (3/19)
Popel, Josh. - child who picked vegetables, (6/9)
Power, Elizabeth - sued her son Wm., (11/3, 11/11)
Power, Jos. - sued his brother Wm., (11/3, 11/11, 12/8)
Power, Wm. - from Perry County, Pa., was sued by his mother and brother, (11/3, 11/5)
Power, Jos. - friend and debtor, (10/16)
Powers - plaintiff in case v Mease, (10/26, 10/27) 121
Pray, Michael - client, (7/9, 7/20, 8/27)
Provost, Alexander - defense in case v Baldwin, (3/26, 7/24, 8/4, 8/21, 8/25, 10/30,
11/21)
Putman, Mrs. - friend, (4/12, 7/1)
Quigly, H. - Harrisburger whom Rawn came into contact with in Philadelphia, (1/1)
Ramsey, Rev. - missionary from Bombay, India, who spoke at DeWitt‘s Church. Rawn
was not at all impressed, (2/18)
Ramsey, Wm., Esqr. - acquaintance, (8/4, 9/16, 11/2)
Rand, Miss - friend, (7/8)
Rather, Dr. S. - client, (5/4)
Rawn, Casper - uncle from Perry County, Pa., (8/22, 9/8, 10/5, 10/18, 10/19)
Rawn, David W. - brother and resident of Philadelphia (passim)
Rawn, Elizabeth (Mother) - Rawn‘s mother and a resident of Philadelphia (passim)
Rawn, Elizabeth C. (Daughter) - Rawn‘s daughter. Born on March 14, 1835, she was
Rawn‘s first child, (passim)
Rawn nee‘ Clendenin, Francis P. - wife, (passim)
Rawn, Francis - aunt, (2/7)
Rawn, Geo. W. - Rawn‘s, (passim)
Rawn, Jacob, jr. - relative from Hummelstown, Pa., (12/28, 12/31)
Rawn, Julia (Julia Ann, Juliana, Juliann) - sister and resident of Thorton, Pa. She was a
frequent correspondent, (passim)
Ray, Alexander - collector for the Washington Monument. Rawn contributes $1., (12/18)
Read, Capt. - steam boat captain from Philadelphia, (7/17) 122
Reed - member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, (12/11)
Reed, Wm. B., Esqr. - acquaintance from Philadelphia, (2/12, 2/18)
Rehrer - acquaintance, (8/1, 8/4)
Reily, Dr. - friend, (6/9)
Renisharts, N. - dog breeder, (9/28)
Renshaw - member of the State House of Representatives from Cumberland County. He
died after a fall at the State Capitol, (2/11)
Rerder, Michl. - tavern owner in Perry County, Pa., (11/3)
Ressinger, H. - defendant in case, (8/24)
Revere, Mrs. Lieut. - acquaintance, (12/20)
Richards, Mathias S. - correspondent, (12/28)
Riddle family - acquaintances, (7/4)
Rider, Alexander - friend, (5/5, 6/1)
Ritner, Miss - Governor‘s daughter and acquaintance, (12/17)
Ritner, Jos. - ―Anti-Masonic‖ Governor of Pennsylvania who was sworn into office on
December 15, 1838, after he defeated Gov. Wolf, (10/7, 10/12, 10/14, 11/29, 12/8,
12/14, 12/15, 12/17, 12/18)
Roberts, Col. - friend, (6/21)
Roberts, Dr. - friend, (6/11, 7/23)
Roberts, Jno. - proth. and colleague, (passim)
Roberts, Caroline - Friend, (6/8)
Robinson, Capt. Jos. - seeker of political appointment, (12/18, 12/19, 12/20, 12/21)
Rodriguez, Dr. - friend, (5/26, 5/27, 5/28) 123
Rodriguez, Mrs. - friend, (4/30)
Rogers, Judge - judge of Sup. Ct. in Harrisburg, (5/26)
Rooms, Danl. - plaintiff in case, (8/24)
Ross, Robert J. - friend and neighbor to the Shunk family, (4/18, 7/6, 8/9)
Royal, Mrs. - acquaintance from Washington, (2/26)
Rudy, Jonas - client, (8/12)
Ruddy, Peggy - client, (8/12)
Rush - Philadelphian (#12 Palmyra Row, Vine St.) and claimant in case for Le Baron
Steam Mill, (frequent mention throughout May - July)
Rutherford, Dr. Wilson W. - family physician of firm of A. L. Dean and Rutherford,
(passim)
Rutten - estate being sued by his daughter, (3/26)
Schafirst - acquaintance, (9/8)
Scott - plaintiff in case, (6/29, 7/2)
Scott, Hugh - correspondent from Philadelphia, (2/2, 2/21)
Scott, Mary - friend, (2/1)
Seachrist - witness for the prosecution, (10/12, 10/29)
Sedgwick, Miss - author of The Linwoods- 60 Years Since, (10/30)
Seiler - defendant in case, (6/29, 7/2)
Seslie family - friends, (4/30, 5/18, 5/28, 6/4, 6/26, 6/30, 8/11, 11/10, 12/22)
Sevy, Abraham - client, (6/1)
Seyburn, N. W., Esqr. - correspondent, (5/15)
Shade, Tho. - Maria Shunk‘s Husband and friend, (1/1) 124
Sharp, Abraham - correspondent from Pennsylvania Iron Works in Aston Township, Pa.,
(10/1)
Shell - owner of a tavern who was sued by Gen. Forster via Rawn, (12/24)
Shell, Jacob - owner of Rawn‘s office space, (3/31)
Shepherd - who, on his wife‘s behalf, sues his father-in-law‘s estate, (3/26)
Sheivell - acquaintance, (10/24)
Shevily - client, (5/6)
Shewel, Thos. - client and merchant from Philadelphia, (10/27, 12/28)
Shipley, Tho. - chair of the Committee of Abolition Society, of which Rawn was a
member, (½)
Shock, Esqr. - nominated as Clerk of Pennsylvania House of Representatives, (12/3)
Shock, S., Esqr. - colleague, (12/5)
Shoemaker, Jacob - son of the collector for borough taxes, (5/23)
Shoemaker, Geo. - borough tax collector, (5/23)
Shott - lawyer acquaintance and plaintiff v Dietrich, (2/14)
Shryman, Soloman - acquaintance, (4/3)
Shuman, Ester - plaintiff in case v. Fox, (5/26)
Shunk family - attorney and father Francis.R., Mrs. Nancy (Jefferson, Elizabeth and Isaac
of Philadelphia), close friends to the Rawns, (passim)
Sieg, Wm. - client, (3/9)
Sill, Peggy - deceased washerwoman in the employ of Rawn‘s mother, (5/30)
Simmons, Lieut. - acquaintance, (3/25, 4/10)
Sims, Mrs. - acquaintance, (7/4) 125
Slatier, Saml. - correspondent, (11/9)
Slitzer, Jno. - correspondent and client from Schuylkill County, (passim)
Small, Geo. - neighbor of Rawn family and owner of dry goods company, Smalls & Co,
(7/1, 7/20, 9/21, 9/29, 12/4)
Small, Henry - deceased son of Geo. Small, (7/1)
Smith - acquaintance from Franklin County, Pa., (12/20)
Smith, Barbara - ―yellow girl‖ who cleans Rawn‘s office, (11/28)
Smith, Chandler - repair shop owner, (8/24)
Smith, Daniel - client, (3/31)
Smith, L. S., Esqr. - colleague from Philadelphia, (2/17, 5/4, 5/11, 5/14, 6/25, 7/13)
Smith, Lucretia - declined as a client, (8/18)
Smith, Saml. - black handy man, (12/9)
Smith, Tho. S. - correspondent, (passim)
Snowden, Dr. Isaac W. - client, (3/14)
Snyder, Governor - acquaintance, (12/14)
Snyder, Antes - friend and son of Governor Snyder, (12/14)
Snyder, C. A. - sued by Rawn, (4/3, 4/21, 4/27, 5/11, 10/2)
Snyder, Henry - son of Lou Snyder, (1/12)
Snyder, Lou - friend, (1/12, 6/26)
Sorrel, Geo. - black man and client from Middletown, Pa., (7/2, 9/7)
South, Geo. - acquaintance, (7/10)
Spangler, Geo. - acquaintance, (7/10)
Springman - news stand owner in Harrisburg, (1/16) 126
Stahl, Jno. - client and a constable for Harrisburg, (1/19, 8/18)
Stambaugh, Col. - acquaintance from Washington, (2/27, 9/22)
Starck, Lewis - co-owner of Starck & Koch, wine merchants in Philadelphia, (10/12)
Stehley, Mrs. - nurse to Francis after Elizabeth was born, (3/14, 3/23)
Steinman, Misses - acquaintances, (8/10)
Sterigere, J. B., Esqr. - colleague from Norristown, Pa., (9/25, 10/5)
Stern, Rev. N. - Episcopal clergyman, (3/30, 5/14, 7/23, 7/28)
Steve, Rev. - Episcopal minister, (7/31)
Stine, Leonard - witness for Mary Meader, (10/21)
Stockton, Robert - sued by Samuel Henry via Rawn, (11/27, 11/30)
Stoddard, Henry, Esqr. - correspondent from Daytona, Oh., (8/22, 10/5, 10/19, 10/21,
11/8, 11/11, 12/14)
Stoner - colleague, (9/18)
Stover, Owen, Esqr. - acquaintance, (10/12)
Strong - witness for plaintiff Meder, (10/12, 11/28)
Strong, Henry K., Esqr. - colleague and Harrisburg printer of law books and cases,
(passim)
Stroop, Geo. - proth. of Perry County, (passim)
Stuckey, Martin and wife - sued Sheriff Fox, (8/10, 9/2, 9/3)
Sturgeon, Dr. Daniel - Auditor General for Pennsylvania, (4/13, 9/15, 11/23)
Styres, Henry - stable owner and client from Philadelphia, (1/1, 1/ 2, 1/3, 7/8, 7/16, 7/20)
Sudlow, Rev. Dr. - member of a temperance league, (1/1)
Sumner, Capt. - commander of ―the Dragoons,‖ (3/23) 127
Swartz - witness to bet between Rawn and Parker, (10/7)
Swift, Rev. - of Pittsburgh, who preached at DeWitt‘s Church, (2/8)
Taylor - plaintiff in a case v Burns, (7/24, 8/6, 10/30)
Thompson, Mr. - acquaintance, (1/1)
Thompson, Jane - acquaintance, (8/1, 8/3, 8/4)
Thompson, Ned - black handyman, (7/29)
Thurlow - tavern owner in Chester Pa., (7/11)
―Toby‖ - black handy-man, (4/6)
Tod, David, Esqr. - colleague, (1/9)
Tod, J. - Attorney General of Pennsylvania, (12/7, 12/17)
Tod, Rachel - correspondent with Ashmead , (7/8, 7/14, 7/20, 7/21, 7/22)
Trevor, J. B. - cashier of the Western Bank in Philadelphia, (7/8)
Trimble, ―Pap‖ - Deputy General of Commonwealth of Pa., (7/2)
Trimble, Jos., Esqr. - acquaintance, (7/10)
Truman, Gro. - Quaker preacher from Philadelphia, (9/25)
Unibeyer - acquaintance from Lisbon, Pa., (8/5)
Unich, Jno. - correspondent, (8/18)
Unich, Soloman - brother of Jno. Unich, (8/18)
Van, Wm. - acquaintance, (7/9)
Van Buren, Miss - friend, (12/22)
Van Buren, Martin - sitting 8th President of the US. Rawn drank wine and talked with
him on his visit to Washington. (2/26, 12/13, 12/16)
Vanderslice, Wm. - estate sued by Casper Rawn, (10/5) 128
Waldron, Wm. D. - acquaintance from Halifax, PA, (2/13)
Wallace, Miss. - acquaintance, (4/22)
Wallace, Mr. - Philadelphia porter, (7/6)
Wallace, Mrs. - acquaintance from Philadelphia, (7/11)
Wallace, Jos. - fire destroyed his house, (3/20)
Wallemer - defendant in case v Wider, (9/2)
Wallow - defendant in case No. 106/ 1833, (5/2)
Wallower, Samuel - sued by Meder via Rawn, (9/15, 9/21, 10/12, 10/29)
Walsh, Mrs. - friend, (6/22)
Walsh, T. J., Esqr. - acquaintance from Baltimore, MD, (1/12, 3/17, 3/30, 8/6)
Walter - plaintiff in case, (9/3)
Walters, H. - acquaintance, (10/19)
Walters, Jacob - Rawn‘s valet. ―A black man‖ from Harrisburg who was taken ill and
eventually died of consumption on Feb. 18, 1835. Rawn purchased a bag of flour for
his family as a token of friendship and wrote a note of condolence to Walter‘s son.
(1/10, 2/2, 2/18, 2/19)
Warner, Gelas Borough - black man from Thornbury, Pa. who, along with S. Hardy, was
sued by Rawn, (1/14, 7/11, 7/13, 7/14, 7/17)
Washington, General George - 1st President of the United States. A society was formed
to erect a national monument to him, which was headed by former President
Madison, (12/18)
Watson - friend, (6/4)
Watts - member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, (12/7) 129
Watts, Miss - friend, (5/15, 6/5, 6/15, 7/22)
Webster, Daniel - famed statesman who advocated a strong national government, (3/18)
Weidman, John A., Esqr. - Philadelphian and duelist. Apparently he won a duel at the
University of Virginia against a Mr. Biddle. (1/6, 3/27, 3/28, 8/27, 8/28, 8/29, 8/30,
8/31, 10/6, 10/19)
Weidman, Jno. B., Esqr. and family - colleague from Lancaster Pa., (5/13, 6/22, 7/14,
10/15, 10/26, 10/27)
Weinich - deceased plaintiff against Rawn‘s client, (5/55)
Weistling, Dr. B. J. - correspondent, (1/19)
Weitzel - store owner frequently patronized by Rawn, (passim)
Weitzel, E. - owner of the Union Hotel in Perry County, Pa., (11/4, 11/5)
Wells, Esqr. - acquaintance from Fayette County, (2/14, 3/3)
Welsh, Mr. and Mrs. - acquaintances from Philadelphia, (10/8, 10/9)
Welsh, Sylvester, Esqr. - colleague, (9/15)
West, Miss - acquaintance from Perry County, (8/3)
Wharton, Mrs. - friend, (passim)
Whatts, Mrs. - Harrisburg native that Rawn meets in Philadelphia, (1/5, 7/16)
Whelen, Mrs. - friend, (5/7)
Whildon, Capt. - Captain of the steam boat ―Emerald‖ from Philadelphia, (7/11, 7/17,
7/18)
Whister, Geo. - client, (4/3, 4/13, 4/29)
White - co-owner of lumber shop with Bishop, (10/23)
White, Esqr. - acquaintance and son of Bishop White? Of Philadelphia, (7/10) 130
Whitened, E. - colleague, (3/26)
Whiteside, Jno. E. - auditor, (4/2, 4/8, 4/9, 5/4, 7/8)
Whitney, Mr. - paid H. Styres, via Rawn, $57, (1/3)
Wider - plaintiff in case v Wallemer, (9/2)
Williams - Masonic Hall proprietor, (passim)
Williams - leader of a militia, (12/14)
―Williams‖ - prisoner and client, (2/10)
Williams, Lewis - client and shop owner, (3/30, 4/15, 9/14, 9/25)
Williams, Otho H., Esqr. - Clerk of the Washington County Court House, Hagerstown,
Md., (12/4, 12/26)
Williamson, Lewis, Esqr. - attorney at law from Huntington, PA, (2/20, 10/8, 11/23)
Wilson, Preacher - preacher at Baptist church, (5/17)
Wilson - co-owner of train coach company with Colder, (7/6, 7/7)
Wilson, Jno. - investor with Rawn, (4/21, 7/5, 10/19, 11/11)
Wilson, Mathew - client, (4/3, 4/14, 9/15)
Wilson, W. - friend and hotel owner near Juniata, Pa. (passim)
Winchester, Mrs. - acquaintance from Philadelphia, (7/16)
Wingert, D. and son - handy-men, (7/30)
Wise, Mr. - constable for City of Harrisburg, (2/2)
Wister, Jno. - client and prominent land owner from Philadelphia and Germantown PA,
(passim)
Withington, Mrs. - owner of a stage house in Perry County, Pa., (11/4)
Wolahan - Philadelphia bar owner (Chestnut St.), (7/9) 131
Wolf - an alderman of Philadelphia, (7/13)
Wolf, Geo. - Governor of the State of Pennsylvania, close friend and eventual law
partner, (passim)
Wolf, H., Esqr. - colleague, (4/3)
Wolfersberger, Peter - furniture maker, (4/15)
Wood - actor, (7/17, 7/18)
Wood, Samuel - Acquaintance, and warden of the Eastern State Penitentiary in
Philadelphia, (1/2,1/3)
Woods, Jno. - acquaintance, (4/8)
Woods, N. B., Esqr. - colleague, (3/10)
Workman, General Saml. - acquaintance from the land office, (8/1, 8/12)
Worrell - acquaintance, (7/10)
Wyeth, Douglas - acquaintance, (7/21, 7/22)
Wyeth, Frances - friend and owner of a lending library, (7/30, 11/24, 12/1)
Wyeth, Lewis, Esqr. - colleague and owner of a lending library, (6/19, 6/22, 7/3, 8/3, 8/4,
10/9, 12/4, 12/22)
Yeager, Jos. - friend and engraver from Vine St.
November 26, 1835 to February 7, 1836, Book 7 (Key)
Ahvards, Henry- client
Alexander, Charles, Esq., Philadelphia
Anderson, Mary Mrs. 132
Antes, Henry (?)
Atlee, Wm. Highspire, Dauphin County
Aulis, A. Mrs.
Baker, Geo. Esq.
Bailey, Joel
Barker, Adam, Carlisle
Barmtz, R. J.(?)
Berghaus, Geo. H. Dr.
Black, Robert F.
Bowers, Joseph Esq..
Brent, R. J. Esq..
Brinton, John H. Esq., West Chester, PA
Brooks, Esq..
Bruher, M.C.(?)
Buchlers, Henry Mrs.
Cameron, Mr.
Carter, D. B., Philadelphia merchant
Carson, A. E.
Chambers, W. Esq., Chambersburg
Cheyney,. Charles A.
Cheyney, Capt. M.A., first cousin
Clarke, James, Canal Commissioner
Clendenin, Mother - Frances Rawn‘s mother 133
Cook, M. Rev.
Coskrey, M. Rev.
Cox, Mr. and Mrs
Coy, M.. Genl. Esq.
Crawford, Sally, Chambersburg; daughter of G. Hartley, Esq.
Cunningham, T. S. Sr., Senate
Curtin, Mrs.
Dallas, Geo. M.
Darres, M. Esq.
Davies, M.
Detweiler, M.
DeWitt, Wm. R. Rev.
Dougherty, M.
Douglass, Elizabeth Miss
Duck, Jacob, Provost, Dauphin County
Duneau, Tho. Hon.
Efferis, (?) Cheyney, son of W. Jefferson, Chester County
Elmhauer, (?) N.
Evans, Tho.
Ewing, M., House of Representatives
Findlay, M. K. Esq..
Fitzwater, A.
Forney, David 134
Forster, Mr.
Fryer, M., Philadelphia
Gibson, A. B. Miss, daughter of Chief Justice
Gibson, Judge Mr., Chief Justice
Giff, (?) Frances
Graydon, Mrs.
Grayson, Esq.
Grimshaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Haldeman, J. W. Mrs.
Hartley, G. Esq
Hays, W. P., cabinet maker
Henry, Samuel
Herslen, (?) Charles
Hirster, A. O.
Hovis, M.
Howell, Miss
Jamison, A. M.
Jefferis, Jas. W.
Johnson, candidate of vice-presidency
Johnson, F. Esq., Dauphin County
Judd, M. Rev.
Keating, Mr.
Kendig, Martin 135
Koser, Mr. and Mrs.
Kunkle, M., repairman
Lackey, Wm. Esq., Perry County
Law, J. S.
Lawrence, Isaac, Philadelphia
Leach, Richard T. Esq..
Leslie, Jas.
Leslie, Mrs.
Mahany, Mr. and Mrs.
Maldron, Mr., Halifax, Dauphin County
Manly, Cheyney C.
Martin, Geo. Jr., Philadelphia County
Matsare, (?) Rev.
McBlumchend, Henry
McClintock, Lydia (or Sylvia) Mrs.
McCulloh, Nancy, Chambersburg
McCulloh, Th. Esq..
Meden, Mary
Meese, John
Mehaffey, Jas.
Middlesworth, Mr., Speaker of the House of Representatives
Miles, M.
Milligan, Thomas, Liverpool, Perry County 136
Mitchell, M., Canal Commissioner
Morgan, Rev., President of Western University
Myers, Isaac, Schuylkill County
Musgraves, Mrs.
Newbeker
Newbold, Mr., Philadelphia
Nicole, (?) Wm.
Oftitzer, M.
Page, Col.
Patterson, S.D. Mrs.
Peacock Mr. and Mrs.
Pearson, Edward Esq., Lebanon County
Peffer, Henry, Dauphin County
Perrypacker, E. F. Esq., House of Representatives
Pollock, Jas. Esq., Milton, PA
Pomeroy, M., client
Powers, Joseph
Ramp, Jacob, Hummelstown, PA
Rawn, D. W., Philadelphia
Rawn, Caspar
Rawn, Elizabeth, Mother
Rawn, Frances, wife
Rawn, Elizabeth, daughter 137
Rawn, Jacob Jr.
Rawn, Juliann
Rawn, I. Jr., Hummelstown
Reed, Sam F., Philadelphia
Reily, Dr.
Richards, Matthew S., Reading, PA
Ritner, Joseph, Governor-elect
Roberts, Mr., Philadelphia, former House of Representatives
Robinson, Jos. Capt.
Rutherford, Wm. Dr.
Ruy, Alexander
Sackey, William
Schreiner, Henry Esq., Dauphin County
Scott, Mary S.
Seiler, Jacob
Shewell, T. J.
Shunk, Elizabeth
Shunk, R. Esq.
Shoop, Geo. Esq., Perry County
Smith, Barbara, cleaning lady
Smith, Darryl, wood chopper
Smith, Mr., House of Representatives, Allegheny County
Snyder, Antes, son of Governor Snyder 138
Sproul, Rev. Mr.
Stambough, Martin, Sheriff, Perry County
Stendruk, Tobias
Stevens, Mr., Philadelphia
Stockton, Robert
Stoddard, Avery Esq., Dayton, OH
Strohm, Mr.
Strong, H. K.
Todd, James, Attorney General, Fayette County
Trimble, Jas.
Van Buren, Martin- President
Wain,(?) W. J.
Wharton, Mrs.
Williams, Otto Esq., Northampton County
Wilson, Joseph
Wimble, Mr.
Wolf, Governor
Wolf, Mrs. Horace
Wyeth, Lewis Esq..
February 7, 1836 to August 2, 1836, Book 7 (Key)
Agnew, Reverend Holmes (2/18, 2/21)
Alreck [or Alricks or Alruk] (5/2, 5/6, 5/13, 5/14, 6/30, 7/1, 7/6) 139
Anderson, Jacob - hired worker (2/24, 4/7, 4/21)
Antes, M. - ―black fellow‖ and hired help (5/9)
Astler, M. - witness (3/5)
Atlee (2/26, 3/2)
Autes, Henry (5/12)
Baab, Jacob - editor (2/8)
Baily, Joel - guardian of James McClintock (3/16)
Baker, Geo N. (6/4)
Baldwin, Mrs. Ellen (7/1)
Baldwin, Samuel (6/2)
Barden, Mr. (5/19)
Barke, B. - attorney (2/10)
Barker, Captain Alden - of Columbia, Pennsylvania (4/16, 4/23, 4/26, 5/6, 5/12)
Barr, Washington - auctioneer (4/5)
Bartholomew, B. (7/22)
Bells, William - storekeeper (4/27, 7/26)
Berghaus, Geo H. (7/22)
Boger, Jacob (7/23)
Bordmans, Reverend Mr. (6/5)
Breckenridge, Reverend Mr. (6/5)
Buehler, Mr. Henry (5/4)
Buehler, Mrs. Margaret (5/4, 5/6)
Biddle, Thomas (6/25) 140
Biddle, William M. - attorney from Carlisle, Pennsylvania (2/15, 3/8)
Blackburn, Reverend Mr. (6/12)
Blythe, Judge (7/4)
Boas, William D. (4/22, 5/11)
Boon - woodsman (5/10)
Bordman, Reverend Mr. (5/23)
Bowen, Joseph - attorney from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania heading out West (5/2)
Bower (5/6, 6/11, 6/15, 6/22)
Brewer (7/13)
Brewster, F.E. - attorney from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2/19, 4/24, 4/27, 5/4, 5/6,
5/18, 5/28)
Briben, Mrs. (4/5)
Briggs, Mrs. - family friend (2/16)
Bronizer, Mr. C. - carpenter (3/15, 3/24)
Brooks (6/28, 7/15)
Brown, Reverend Dr. (4/20)
Buchanan, Hon Jas (7/21)
Bucher, M.C. [or Geoff] - client and store keeper (2/18, 2/23, 2/24, 2/26, 3/9, 3/16, 7/2,
7/13)
Bullock, Thomas (6/22)
Burnet, Mr. - chair maker (4/11)
Burnside, Jas - attorney (5/30, 5/31)
Burr, L. (3/16) 141
Burton, Richard - client (5/31)
Butter, William - ―black man‖ (7/26)
Byrne, Michael - client (3/14, 3/31)
Caldwell - black fellow and messenger (3/2, 3/7)
Cameron, General Simon - family friend from Middletown, Pennsylvania (2/18, 5/10,
5/13, 6/30, 7/4, 7/5)
Capp, Sam - store owner (4/8)
Carter, D.B. (5/2, 5/6)
Casson [or Carson?], Chas (6/11, 6/22)
Catrell, William (3/16, 4/4, 7/1)
Chambers, Thomas - attorney from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania (2/8, 2/10, 5/9, 5/13,
6/28)
Chandler, J. - blacksmith (4/9, 4/23)
Charles, Honorable (3/2)
Chew, S. - attorney from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (3/9, 3/19)
Cheyney, Charles H. - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2/16, 3/14, 3/21, 5/24, 6/7, 6/8, 6/25)
Cheyney, [Uncle?] William - Delaware County, Pennsylvania (2/16, 6/16)
Clack, S.H. (3/24)
Clapier, Mrs. (6/7)
Clarkson, J.G. - attorney from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (4/23, 4/25, 4/28, 5/30, 6/10,
6/27)
Clarkson, Mrs. (5/26)
Clendenin, M. Joseph - brother-in-law (3/15, 3/16, 5/4, 6/13) 142
[Clendenin?], Mary - Frances‘s sister from Philadelphia (4/27)
Clendenin, Mary Scott - mother-in-law (2/8, 2/9, 2/14, 2/16, 2/18, 3/9, 3/10, 3/20, 3/21,
3/29, 4/3, 4/7, 4/9, 4/17, 4/18, 4/20, 4/25, 5/1, 5/8, 5/10, 5/14, 5/15, 5/16, 6/6, 6/9,
6/19, 7/5, 7/7, 7/8, 7/9, 7/10, 7/12, 7/21, 7/22)
Cline, Philip - coalminer (3/23, 4/18)
Colder and Wilson - stage coach owners (2/22)
Conrad, H.W. (3/21)
Cowden, J. (5/12, 5/13, 7/7)
Cropper, Captain (6/7)
Cross, Samuel (3/24)
Culbertson, William (7/26)
Culverton, Dr. William - from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania (3/18)
Dallas, Geo M. (5/18)
Darrieux (6/4, 6/7, 6/12)
Davis, Enoch (6/3)
Davis [or Davies], M. - attorney (3/8, 7/22)
Depui, Mrs. (2/15)
Dewitt, Reverend (2/15, 3/20)
Dietrich, Dr. (3/31, 5/20, 6/4)
Diffenbaugh, Geo (6/13, 7/6)
Dove, Jim - ―Black Fellow‖ (3/24, 3/28, 4/19)
Duck, [Professor?] - client (2/9, 2/19, 2/22, 2/24, 3/7, 4/1, 4/21, 5/2, 5/7, 5/12, 5/24)
Duncan, Thomas (6/28) 143
Eichholtz, Geo (8/1)
Elders, Carson (4/14)
Ellison, J.B. (4/18, 4/19, 5/19, 5/21, 6/4)
Espy, Jas. S. - attorney (3/25, 3/29, 5/3, 6/15, 6/28)
Evans, Geo W.H. - client (4/1)
Evans, Thomas - druggist from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (3/3, 3/7, 3/9, 3/10, 3/11,
3/16, 3/21)
Ewing, Miss E. (6/6, 6/8, 6/9)
Feazer, Elizabeth and Philip (3/31)
Ferrie, Joel B. - attorney from Lykens Valley, Pennsylvania (5/5, 5/14)
Ferrington, Captain (6/9)
Fertig, M. - of Millerstown, Pennsylvania (3/21, 4/2, 4/8)
Findlay, Mr. K. - attorney (5/9, 7/7)
Fisk (6/11)
Forster, General H. (3/5, 3/7, 4/6, 4/30, 5/12, 6/17, 6/20, 7/29)
Franklin, S. - messenger (4/11)
Franklin, W.S. - attorney and clerk of the House of Representatives in Washington City
(4/12, 4/21)
Freelands, Aaron - hat maker (5/28, 6/5)
Galbraith, B.G. (3/11, 6/11)
Garman, Henry (5/3)
Geyer, Emmanuel (6/16)
Gibson, Judge (6/13) 144
Gilpin, H.D. (7/4)
Godey, S. [or L] A. (7/7, 7/29)
Graff, Mr. (6/12)
Graydon, Alexander (2/8, 3/12, 5/13, 7/28)
Graydon, Andrew (3/31)
Graydon, W. (7/1)
Green, Ashbel - attorney in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2/16, 2/17, 2/22, 3/2, 5/30, 6/4,
6/24,7/22)
Gresimer, Jonas - tailor (5/23, 6/4)
Grimshaw, Elizabeth - family friend and sister of Harriet (3/24, 5/21, 5/23, 5/26, 6/6)
Grimshaw, Harriet - family friend (2/8, 3/11, 3/21, 3/23, 3/24, 4/5, 4/8, 4/17, 5/16, 7/10,
7/15, 7/18, 7/20, 7/21, 7/25, 7/26)
Grimshaw, Miss Raud E. (5/18, 5/26)
Grimshaw, William - attorney (6/11, 6/15, 6/16, 6/28, 6/30, 7/21)
Griscom [or Grisom], Geo - attorney (5/31, 6/1)
Guyer, E. - editor of the Harrisburg Chronicle (3/10)
Hagan, T. (4/19)
Haines, W.E. - attorny from Chester County, Pennsylvania (7/5, 7/11)
Haldeman, Jacob M. (5/10, 5/16, 6/10)
Haldeman, Sarah - client (4/1, 7/7, 7/8)
Hamilton, Stephen (3/19)
Hob, Hannah - ―black girl‖ (5/10, 6/10, 7/8, 7/27)
Hardy, Sam - ―colored man‖ of Thornbury Township, Pennsylvania (5/7, 5/20, 5/31) 145
Harris, General Geo W. - attorney (3/8, 4/8, 5/24)
Harris, William (7/4, 7/5, 7/22)
Hatfield, Enoch - client (4/30)
Hayes, Joseph C. (3/24)
Hays, W.P. (7/22)
Hemphill, Jos, Jr. - attorney (7/19)
Henderson, Mr. (5/16, 7/23)
Heisley, M. (6/16)
Henrie, N. - livery man (2/18, 3/3, ¾, 3/5)
Henry, Mr. Saul [or Samuel] - of Millerstown, Pennsylvania (4/4, 4/8, 7/30)
Hesler, A.D. (4/14)
Hester, A.V. (3/15)
Hickman, Cheyney (6/8)
Hildeburn, S. - of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (5/19)
Houser, Fred - witness (2/19, 6/22)
Howell, M. - merchant (6/2)
Hughes, E.P. (6/11)
Huling, D. (5/25)
Hummel, David - brother to F. Hummel (2/19, 6/11, 7/4)
Hummel, F. - attorney (2/19, 6/15)
Hunter, William (4/8, 7/30)
Ingham, [Daniel] D. (3/19)
Ingham, Saul S. (3/8) 146
Jack, Chas I. (5/18)
Jacobs, John Lenhart (7/12)
Jacobs, Reverend Mr. (5/8)
Jacobs, Mr. M.G. (7/2)
Jacoby, [Daniel?] - client (2/8, 3/29, 3/30, 5/2, 6/15)
James, Mr. - of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (5/2)
Jamison, H.M., Cumberland, Maryland (2/19, 5/7, 5/12)
[Jauss?], J.G. (4/11, 7/7)
Jeffries, Mr. (4/9)
Jeffries, Mr. Geo - stage driver (5/25, 6/8)
Jekis, Dr. (3/3, ¾)
Johnson, O.F. (3/21, 6/30, 7/4)
Jones, A.J. - grocer (4/4, 6/11)
Jones, Heury (7/25)
Jones, Kitty - ―black girl‖ (4/2, 4/7, 6/7)
Katterman (5/5, 5/12)
Keller, M.P. - store keeper (5/10)
Kelly, Jerry (4/19)
Killins, M. - seed seller (4/12)
King, Geo - of Cincinatti, Ohio (7/13)
Klines, W. (6/13)
Koppenhaver, Fred - juror from Mifflin Township, Pennsylvania (5/5)
Kremer, Geo (7/4) 147
Kruger or Gruber, M. (3/8)
Kuhn, Jacob (5/7)
Kunkle, Geo (5/4, 7/7)
Lamplugh, Mr. (6/1)
Landis, Jacob, Jr (6/25)
Lawrence, Isaac (3/3, 3/21)
Leach, R. (2/15)
Learings, M. - bootmaker (3/28, 7/6, 7/12)
LeBaron, Charles (8/1)
Leslies, Mr. And Mrs. Jas. - family friend (2/8, 3/22, 6/13, 8/1)
Lindley and Speck (3/3)
Lochman - pastor at Lochman‘s Lutheran Church (4/10)
Luddands, Reverend Mr. (5/29)
Ludlow, Reverend Dr. - Provost of the University of Pennsylvania (3/6)
Machausky, John (7/25)
Mahon, Mr. (4/13, 7/21)
Markward, William (3/31, 5/20)
McAllisters (7/20)
McCalen, Reverend Mr. - pastor of Presbyterian Church (5/19, 5/20, 5/24)
McCulloh, Mr. Thomas G. And Mrs. Nancy - family friends (2/8, 2/9, 2/16, 2/18, 2/21,
2/28, 3/6, 3/9, 3/14, 3/18, 3/19, 3/20, 3/23, 4/20, 6/11)
McClintock, James - client (2/18, 2/26, 3/16, 7/1) 148
McClintock, Lydia - ―colored woman‖ and client from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2/26,
3/16, 3/24, 3/28, 4/4, 4/26, 5/26, 5/28, 5/31, 7/2, 7/13, 7/14, 7/16)
McClintock, Mary (3/16, 5/30, 7/2)
McClure, William - witness and/or attorney (3/31, 6/17, 7/6)
McCormick - attorney (7/30, 7/31)
McCoy, Mr. (7/25)
McCurdy (4/22)
McDowell, Reverend Mr. (6/5)
McGlaughlin, M. (4/21)
McGowan, Mr. - bookseller (4/22, 6/13)
McIntyre, M. - lawyer from Alabama (6/2)
McKinney, M. Mordecai (3/31, 7/2)
Morrison, Reverend (5/8)
Mehaffey, Jas - atty (9/3, 2/22, 3/31, 6/16)
Miles, Mr. - bootmaker (2/20, 5/13)
Mitchell, Jas. - saddler (3/2)
Mitchell, M. - attorney (7/18, 7/28)
Mott, Miss (5/14)
[Mugert?], Mr. - lumberjack (2/10, 2/23)
Murray, Andrew - county treasurer (4/22, 6/22, 6/25)
Musgraves, Mrs. (5/3, 6/10, 6/12, 7/20, 8/1)
Myers, Grace - of Port Clinton, Pennsylvania (5/11)
Myers, Isaac - of Port Clinton, Pennsylvania (5/6, 5/11, 6/25, 7/18, 7/28, 7/29) 149
Mytingers, L. - tailor (2/11)
Newbeker, Jacob (7/6)
Newbeker, Pete - deceased owner of estate (2/10, 6/13, 7/8)
Newbeker, Philip - son of Pete perhaps (3/14, 4/16, 5/2, 5/4, 5/6, 5/12, 5/13, 5/14, 6/13,
6/30, 7/1, 7/6, 7/5, 7/8, 7/25)
Newlins, Mrs. (5/30, 5/31, 6/1, 6/4, 6/7)
Norris, Mrs. (6/7)
O‘Brien, Richard - attorney (6/25, 6/27)
Orth, Dr. E. L. (5/3)
Parke, B. (5/2, 5/13, 5/14, 6/13, 6/30, 7/1, 7/6)
Parsons, W.H. (2/15)
Patterson, Mr. Richard - ―black fellow‖ and garden helper (4/5, 4/6, 4/7)
Patterson, Mrs. S.D. - family friend (3/1, 5/14, 6/10, 7/5)
Payne, Herim - Deputy surveyor of McKean County, Pennsylvania (7/26)
Peacock, Mr. James and Mrs. E.C. (five children: Elizabeth, Mary, Jane, Fanny, Gibson);
very close family friends (2/14, 2/15, 2/18, 2/19, 3/9, 3/10, 3/12, 3/14, 3/25, 3/29, 4/1,
4/2, 4/2, 4/6, 4/7, 4/9, 4/16, 4/17, 4/18, 4/19, 4/21, 4/24, 4/25, 5/1, 5/5, 5/11, 5/14,
5/15, 5/16,5/28, 5/30, 5/31, 6/1, 6/2, 6/3, 6/4, 6/7, 6/9, 6/14, 6/16, 7/4, 7/5, 7/12, 7/14,
7/15, 7/18, 7/20, 7/22, 7/23, 7/25, 7/27, 7/28)
Pearson, E.P. - attorney (7/30)
Peffer, Henry (2/25)
Pennypacker (2/19)
Platt, Lewis (5/13) 150
Pollock, James - attorney from Milton, Pennsylvania (2/24, 3/5, 3/16, 3/17, 4/27, 4/28)
Pomeroy, M. - client (3/28, 4/8, 4/26)
Pool, Samuel (7/22)
Powers, Elizabeth (3/8)
Powers, John (3/7)
Powers, M. (3/5, 3/8)
Provost, Alexander - Germantown, Pennsylvania (2/22, 3/9)
Putnam, Mrs. (7/15)
Rands (6/6, 6/8, 7/26)
Rawn, David W. - brother in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2/15, 2/16, 2/22, 3/8, 3/10,
3/19, 5/17, 5/18, 5/19, 5/20, 5/21, 5/23, 5/25, 5/27, 5/29, 6/1, 6/2, 6/3, 6/4, 6/5, 6/6,
6/7, 6/8, 6/9, 6/16, 7/9, 7/14, 7/16, 7/18, 7/21, 7/23)
Rawn, Frances - Rawn‘s wife
Rawn, Jacob (2/17)
Rawn, Julianna - sister in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2/15, 4/12, 4/20, 4/26, 6/2, 6/29)
Reed, S.F. - attorney (7/7)
Refsinger, Abraham (3/3)
Reidenhauer (7/14)
[Renny? Or Renn], Jacob, Jr. - of Hummelstown, Pennsylvania (4/25, 5/3, 6/11, 6/18,
6/22)
Rhawn or Rawn, Geo W. (4/22)
Richards, M.S. (5/11, 5/12)
Riddle, M. (5/28) 151
Ritner, Governor (3/8, 6/16)
Roberts, A.S. (7/2)
Roberts, Colonel John - colleague (2/8, 4/7, 6/18)
Roberts, M. [same as Dr. Milner Roberts perhaps] - attorney (2/23, 3/18, 6/15)
Rodrigue, Mrs. A. (5/24)
Rorke, Mary (3/15)
Ross, R.J. (7/16)
Rutherford, Dr. and Mrs. William W. (3/2, 4/12, 4/13)
Sanderson (7/4)
Schall [or Sehall], M. William - attorney from Montgomery County, Pennsylvania (3/29,
6/15)
Schreiner, Henry - attorney (4/12)
Scott, J.M. - attorney (3/8)
Sedgwick, Philip C. - clerk of the Mid District Superior Court (2/10, 5/14)
Seiler, Chris - clerk of orphans court (7/8)
Seiler, Jacob (6/16)
Shatter, Jonas - messenger (2/22)
Shewell, L.F. (7/22)
Shirks, Hermann - attorney (2/15)
Shrom, Frederick (7/13)
Shunk, F.R. - colleague who shares office with Rawn (2/8, 2/9, 2/16, 2/19, 2/25, 3/8,
3/15, 3/22, 3/24, 3/29, 3/31, 4/15, 4/16, 4/19, 4/22, 4/28, 5/14, 5/31, 6/25, 6/30, 7/2,
7/4, 7/6, 7/14, 7/15, 7/21, 7/22) 152
Shunk, Herman (4/1)
Shunk, Isaac (5/20, 5/27, 5/31, 6/2, 6/4)
Simonton, J.W. - of Washington City (3/31, 4/6, 6/10)
Small, Geo - store owner (4/4, 4/8, 7/10, 7/28)
Smith, David - messenger (2/22)
Smith, Mrs. Lucretia (2/23)
Smith, Solomon - chimney sweep (2/20)
Snavily, M. (5/19)
Snyder, Arles [or Antes] (2/21, 3/19, 4/6, 6/17)
Spangler, Geo (5/24)
Stevens, Reverend N. (5/3)
Stevenson, David (4/20)
Stine, Dan (7/1)
Stitzer, M. - client of Schulykill County, Pennsylvania (2/19, 2/25, 3/2, 3/3, 4/12, 5/5,
5/12)
Stambaugh, M. - attorney [or sheriff?] from Bloomfield, Pennsylvania (2/15, 2/17, 2/26,
3/3)
Strong, Henry K. (3/28, 4/8, 4/26)
Styers, H. - livery man (6/4, 6/7)
Suddards, Reverend Mr. (6/5)
Suderton, Jacob (4/26)
Taylor, Miss (6/5)
Thomas, Reverend A.G. - pastor at Universalist Church (5/19, 5/24) 153
Thomas, Mary - ―Black girl‖ (4/9)
Tollinger, Elias (6/11)
Trimble, Jas. S. (3/29)
Urich, Samuel (7/22)
[Veron?], Lewis (2/22)
Waldavers, Miss E. (6/8)
Wallace, Thomas (5/31)
Walsh, Mrs. (4/1)
Walsh, Thomas J. - attorney from Baltimore, Maryland (4/1, 4/2, 4/19, 5/10, 5/21, 6/2)
Watts, Miss M. (5/23, 6/7)
Watson, Dr. (5/31)
Weidman, J. (5/24, 5/28, 6/4)
Weidman, M. A. (3/8, 3/10, 3/17)
Weitzel (2/8,7/29)
Wells, William P. - attorney from Fayette County, Pennsylvania (3/7, 3/10, 3/22, 3/23)
Wenrich - delivered wood (3/19, 5/6)
Wharton, Mrs. C. - family friend (2/22, 7/12, 8/1)
White, Mr. (3/18)
Whitting, Davis - attorney (7/11)
Wiles, Alexander - attorney (3/14)
Williams, Lewis (5/13)
Wister, M. (4/1, 4/11, 5/4, 7/2, 7/7)
Witmore, Lansing (6/23, 6/27, 7/22, 7/23, 7/26) 154
Wolf, D. (7/2)
Wolfe, Governor (3/5, 3/16, 5/4, 5/31)
Wolfersberger, Geo (6/16, 6/22)
Wortiman [or Workman], General (5/19, 5/31)
Wright, Mrs. Susan - tenant (7/1)
Wyeth, L. (3/16)
Zacharias, Reverend Mr. (7/31)
November 4, 1836 to January 4, 1837, Book 8 (Chrobak)
Altee, A. Mrs.
Anderson, Jacob - coal yard owner
Baily, [?] Joel
Ban, W.
Barrett, O. Esq.
Barrwik, [?] Philip
Bell, Mr.
Benshaws
Binney, Horrace Jr. Esq.
Birch, Rev.
Blanchard, Rev.
Boervizer, [?] C.
Boyar, [?} Jacob 155
Boyer
Brewster, F.E. Esq.
Brown, Michael
Brown, P. P. Esq.
Bryant, Alderman
Bryant, T.J. Esq.
Buchanan, Hon. J.
Buchen, [?] C.
Bucks, [?] C.
Buehler
Buffington, A.
Bull Mr. [?]
Bundsale, [?] Mills
Burke, C.
Burke, R. Rev.
Burnes, Rev. A.
Butten
Buzzard, [?] Mr.
Caldwell
Campbell, Adami [?] W.
Carfran [?]
Carson, Ann Ellen
Carter, D.B. 156
Chambers, Esq.
Chansbey, [?] Esq.
Cheyney, Chas H.
Cheyney, Leo. Chas H.
Christian, [?] Horsh [?]
Clellans, [?] Mr.
Clendenin, J. [?] Esq.
Clendenin, Jos.
Clintock,
Cochran, Sheriff Fox
Conover, Elisha L.
Coulters
Cox
Crawford, Boroley Esq.
Davis, Peter
De Witt, Rev. M.
Doerwachter, [? ] J.
Dole, W.H.
Duck
Duncan
Elizabeth
Ellisons, J.B.
English 157
Ennis
Evans, Esq.
Eve
Fahnestock, [?] Adam
Finks
Fisk,
Fostes, [?] M. Mr.
Fox, M. P. Esq.
Frank, Mrs.
Franklin
Gamen, Thos [?]
Gant, [?] Wilson
Garrison
Gibbons
Gilmore, Esq.
Godey, [?] S.A.
Goimishaw, [?] H.
Goodman
Gramshaw, [?] H.
Gratz, Mr.
Graves, J.
Grayoons, [?] Mr.
Gresimens, [?] Jonah 158
Gresimers, Ellisons
Griffith, Jas W.
Grimitaus [?]
Grimshaw, Ja.
Griscom, Geo. Esq.
Griseone, [?] Geo. Esq.
Guandrain, [?] Baily [?]
Halderman, G. M
Harris
Jefferson, Tho. [?] Harris
Harrison, Mr.
Heintzleman, Alderman
Heitzerman
Hildeburn, Lans.
Hinckle, Mr.
Hinkson, Esq.
Hugh
Hughes, E. P.
Huink, [?] Francis
Hunts
Jones, Philip
Kauffman, Da [?]
Kelly, [?] Geo. 159
Killey, Jerry
Kinneys, Mr.
Kline
Kline, Esq. Mrs.
Kline, Kinney Esq. Mr.
Knicken, [?] Mr.
Langer, [?] Jacob
Lee, Esq.
Linus, Mrs.
Lyne, [?] Atty. Mr.
Mahon, A. Esq.
Mary
Matson, Morris
McCulloh, [?] Tho. G. Esq.
McGowan
Merrich, Peter
Miller, D.
Mills
Mitz, Mr.
Moallinter, [?] Capt. C.
Myens, [?] Judge
Nancy
Neal, Dr. 160
Newbeken, Philip
Newbeken, Philip Mrs.
Peacock
Ran [?] Mrs.
Rand
Rawle, Esq. Mrs. [?]
Rawn, D.W.
Rawn, Frances ―Frances,‖
Rawn, Julia
Ray, Sam
Reader, Michael, Tracy, John
Rhawn, Hannah Aunt
Rhawn, Sam Uncle
Rhein, [?] Esq.
Roberts, Col.
Robinson, Bery[?]
Rouch, [?] eary
Ruff
Ruh, M.
Scott [?]
Sedjrik, [?] P. C.
Sewellen, [?]
Shinn, [?] J. M. 161
Shitz, Mr.
Shrew, David
Shunk,
Shunk, F.R.
Shunk, Frances H.
Shunk, Robinson
Shunk, [?] Sam [?]
Simmons, Lieut.
Smith, Mrs.
Snevily, [?] Mr.
Soier, [?] Mrs.
Spring, Arthur
Stembaugh, Col.
Stewart, Stephen
Stine, A. Esq.
Stine
Stinn, Esq.
Stockton, Col. R.
Stone, H. Jr.
Tait, Abigail
Taylor
Taylor, Ben. A.
Thos, Boyd M. 162
Toby
Trimble, R.
Wallace
Walters, Dinah
Watson, Hildeburn [?]
Weidman, A.
Wharton, Misgrave [?]
Wilson, Mrs. [?]
Wister, Jr. Mr. [?]
Witmore, Lansing [?] Esq.
Witt, Dr.
Zarmon, [?] Frances B.
November 12, 1837 to February 19, 1838, Book 9 (Harwell)
Aaron - Jonathan Snevily‘s ―black fellow,‖ possibly a servant or hired man
[Allers?], William
Allison, William - corner of Front & Chestnut Streets
[Alricks], Herman - see thesis production, Margo C. Groff/Dec. 1996
[Alvaine], [Josiah?] B. Esq. - Philadelphia; House of Representatives
Atlee, William A. - Dauphin Co.
Ayers, William - Town Council, on Market St., between Locust & Pine
Baab, Jacob - possibly the part owner of Baab & Hummel, printing office at 13 S. Front; 163
Associate Judge?
Bale, William
Ball, William
Balsley, Jacob
Beatty, George - wife‘s nurse, Eliza Russell, left Rawn to work for him, Beatty on Town
Council?
Berryhill, Mr. - attorney, office 3 doors to the right of Court House
Biddle, Nicholas - ran the 2nd U.S. Bank, the national credit system, & chief foe of Pres.
Andrew Jackson
Biles, [Josiah?]
―Black Harriet‖ - black woman who sold matches
Blythe, Judge
Boas, F. K. - attorney who had office near the Court House, lived at the Princes Hotel
Bostick, William - collector of water rents
Boyd, William
Brenizer, Mr. C. - carpenter?
Brewster, F. E.
Briggs, M., Esq. - lawyer
Buchanan, Dr. George Anderson - Wheeling, Virginia
Buche, Mr. C.
Buffington, A. - Alexander Buffington, Clerk, at northwest corner, Back and Strawberry
alleys
Butler, Mrs. Fanny
Byrne, Michael - Frederick City, Maryland
Cameron, Eliza - daughter of Simon Cameron, later Senator of Pennsylvania 164
Carter, Durden B. - Philadelphia
Cattrell, William - Rawn bought flour from him, is listed in 1843 Directory of Harrisburg
as ―gentleman‖
Chambers, George, Esq.
Chambers, Thomas Esq. - Chambersburg
Chew - Philadelphia
Church, William
Clarkson, J.G. - Philadelphia
Clendenin, Mary Scott - likely relative of Rawn‘s wife
Clendenin, N.S. - relative to Rawn‘s wife
Cline, Philip - borough officer, Clerk of the Market
Cline, Mr. W. - lawyer?
Cochran, Thomas - sheriff
Con, Isaac M.
Cooledge, Nathaniel
Collins, Cornelius, Esq.
Cowden, James - messenger
[Culloh‘s?], F.G.W.
Cumberland Valley Rail Road - Rawn was present at opening & attended reception
celebrating same
Crozier, John - Merchant
Curry, Bartholmew - Jefferson, Powhattan Co., Va.
Davies, Jonathan, Esq. - deceased, February 7, 1838 165
Davis, Mr.
DeWitt, Rev. William - Presbyterian clergyman, 54 S. Second St.
Dillingham, William H. - House of Representatives, Chester Co.
Dow, Mrs. Lucy - Montville, Connecticut
Dotts, Philip - Philadelphia
Duck [Provost?] - possibly either Philip or William Duck
Eberman, Mr. M.
Elder, Thomas, Esq.
Findlay, James Esq. - Pittsburg
Findlay, Mr. K. – Lancaster; see thesis, Margo Groff, Dec. 1996
Fisher, George, Esq.
Fisk - Charles E. Fisk, proprietor of grocery and tea store, 40 Walnut St.
Fox, Jacob
Franklin, Rev. Mr. - Episcopal
Franklin, Thomas - client; charge of Burglary and Larceny- worked off fee by splitting
wood
Frazer, Elizabeth & Philip - wards of the court
James Gallager Esq., Ridgeway, Pennsylvania
George [Fluk?]
Henry [Fyatts?]
Getz, Henry [Fyatts?] - proprietor of a boarding house
Gilchrist
Gowman, Dr. - Halifax 166
Gray [Josiah?]
Graydon [William] - county officer, Treasurer
Graves, S. - Rochester
[Greers?] Judge
Griffith - possibly William Griffith, Front St.
[Grossman?] Ezra
[Grimshaw] William - attorney, office near Court House
Hardy
Hagan, Terrance (a.k.a. Terry) - stonecutter, 16 Paxton St., Client of Rawn‘s charged
with conspiracy
Hale, Benezer - lawyer, and member of Town Council, listed in 1839 Stranger’s Guid
as owner of the Franklin Inn on Walnut Street between 2nd & 3rd
Harper, Thomas
[Harris], G.W. Esq. - Deputy Sheriff, Dauphin County, at Market Square, next to
Harrisburg Bank
Harris, Robert
Harrisburg Savings Institution - Rawn owns stock in, and has his principal accounts in
Hazelton, William, Jr.
Heath, Elijah, Esq. - Brookville, Jefferson Co., Pa.
Henrie, Nathaniel - stables
[Henrie?] Nathan G. - Schullkill County
Henry [Fyatts?]
[Hess?], Mr. [Agg?] 167
[Heunes?], A.
Huling
Hummel, Valentine, Jr.
[Hunn?], Stokes
Hunt, Thomas - 2nd St. below Mulberry
James, Francis, Esq. - state senator, borrowed book
James, Mrs. Frances
[Jauss], [J.] C. - tin & sheet iron manufacturer, on Chestnut between 2nd & 3rd
Johnson, Mrs. George W.
Johnson, O.F. - Ovid F. Johnson, at Market St., between 3rd & 4th
Joseph, Mr. - Rawn‘s Brother-in-Law in Little Rock, Arkansas
Kauffman, Isaac C.
Keefer, Mrs.
Kelker, Mr. - Democratic party functionary & proprietor of the ―Pennsylvania Inn‖
Keller, [Mr.?] P.
Keller, William - merchant; Grocer
Kelly, George - saddler, 7 Locust St.
Kelly, Jerry - ―colored‖ man who worked as carpenter
[Kester?], Peter
Laville, Robert
[Leiler?], Thomas
[Lesher?], Dr.
Lesley, J. - James Lesley, Cashier, Banking House, Pennsylvania 185 2nd St. 168
Longecker, Samuel
Luddard, Rev. Mr. - Grace Church
Lynch, [Edward] A.
[Lyth?], W.
Maglauchlin
[Matters?], Henry - chairman of a bank
[Maller?], Abraham B. - from Washington D.C., sent to Harrisburg to collect on debts
from client
Mr. [Merrly?]
McCabe - possibly Henry McCabe, painter
McClure - lawyer, possibly Charles McClure, Secretary of the Commonwealth, at
Wilson‘s Hotel
McCormick - James W. McCormick, lawyer with office at 49 Market St.
McCormick, Mr.
McFadden, Col. Jackson
[McGinley?], [Mr.?] - Rheboth, near Somerset, Perry County, Ohio
McKinney, [Mordecai] - attorney, office 12 Locust St.
McKinney, H. [Nattey?]
[McMahon?], Mr.
Miller, Henry - bought pig from
Molee, J.A.
More, Rev. Mr./Capt. More - Philadelphia Bible Society
Musgraves, Mrs. 169
Newbecker, George
Newman, M. - Michael Newman, ―Victualler‖ [grocer], at 92 Walnut St.
Nielson, Miss Jane - Maiden name, married Valentine Hummel Jr., February 6, 1838
Ott, Mr.
Parke, B., Esq. - possibly Benjamin Parke, Attorney, at 68 Market St.
Peacock, Fanny
Peacock, James, Esq. - relative
Pool, David, Esq. - Attorney & Second Lieutenant of the ―Dauphin Guards‖ [local
militia], married Sarah McCord
Pratt, Mr.
Price, Eli K. - Philadelphia
Provost, Alexander - Germantown, Philadelphia
Putnam, Mrs. - neighbor? and possibly the wife of William Putnam, a bricklayer
Rawn, C.C. – poss. name for son
Rawn, D. W. - Philadelphia; Rawn‘s brother)
[Rawn], Frances - Rawn‘s wife
Rawn, Julia Ann - Rawn‘s sister to whom he corresponds with regularly- see Groff/96
Rawn, Elizabeth - Rawn‘s daughter
Ramsey, William, Esq. - Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Remberger, Mr. A. - enlisted man he helped get a discharge for
Ressinger, Samuel
Rhoads - John Rhoads, Merchant, at Northwest corner, 2nd & Market Streets
Rickabaugh, Peter 170
Roberts, Mrs. A.B.
Roberts, W. Milner
Rogers, H.G. Esq. - Pittsburgh
Runyon, Major Henry - client; Millersburg, Dauphin Co.
Russell, Eliza - nurse for wife in childbirth
Rutherford, Dr. William W.
―Shin Plasters‖ - reference to state bank currency, ―useless as shin plaster‖
Schrader, Ulrich
Scott, Hugh
Sedgwick, P.C. - Clerk of Superior Court, & attorney with office at 13 ½ N. 3rd St.
[Seilin?], M K - Chester, Dauphin Co.
Shartte, Jonas - ―runner‖ for a local bank; likely Harrisburg Bank
[Shafford?], A. - Constable?
Shitz, Mr.
Shunk, F. R. - Francis R. Shunk, to whom he made payments- see Groff/Dec. ‘96
Smith, P. Frazer - Westchester, Chester Co. Pa.
Snevily, Jonathan - lawyer and broker, 2 ½ S. Front St.
Snyder, C.A. - Charles A. Snyder, Justice of the Peace, 612 N. 3rd St.
Sprecher, Rev. Mr.
[Storyhten?], A. Jane
Strong, William - Reading, Pennsylvania
Sturgeon, Dr.
Swartz, [Jonas?] – Rawn bought pig from 171
[Tesm?], Mr.
[Tighman?], Chief Justice
Tyler, Mr. & Mrs. - Mrs. Tyler former Mrs. Wharton
[Walters?], Dinah
Webb, Mr. F. - Francis Webb, of Crawford County
Weidman, Adam - Perry Co., Pa.
Weidman, [Mr.?] - Weidman Sr., father of Adam Weidman
Wentz, Soloman
William [Egbert?], - ―colored‖ man, assisted Rawn in cutting up meat
Williams, Daniel - ―colored‖ man, and client so specified
Williams, [Jonathan?] - incarcerated brother of Daniel Williams; Rawn obtained a
Habeas Corpus Writ & release for him
Williams, Mr. - Black man, so specified; wheeled stone for Rawn
[Wolf], Rev. Mr. - Jew converted to Christianity; Episcopal priest
Wolfersburger, George - dry goods merchant on 3rd & Market St.
Wyeth, Francis - book office, on Market St. between 2nd & 3rd
Zearing, John - owner of woodyard; also listed in 1839 Harrisburg Directory &
Strangers Guide as a shoe Maker
Zollinger, E. - Elias Zollinger, Haberdasher on Market St. between 5th & Meadow Lane
February 25, 1841 to April 19, 1841, Book 12 (Bretz)
Ahicks, Danulton
Allen, Mary - Rawn‘s ―Cold‖ hired girl 172
Alricks, Herman Esq. - colleague
Anderson - Representative from Perry County
Banks, Hon. Jno - Whig candidate for Governor
Baptiste, Harriet - attended Mary Parker to office for business
Barnes, Rev.
Bell, Wm - store owner
Bend, Peter - built oven
Benedict, J.W.
Berghous, C.S. - seller of Pine Grove coal
Beryhill, John H. Esq.
Boas, Danl
Boas, Fredk K.
Boyd, Wm.
Brenizer, Elizabeth Mrs. - a widow
Brewster, Benj St., Esq. of Philadelphia
Briggs, Jno H., Esq. - his walking partner
Brinton, Henry W., Esq. of West Chester Charter Co
Books, Jno Esq.
Brown, Tom - his hired man
Bucher, Judge
Charles - his son who is ill in February, 1841
Cochran, Wm J. - student
Crawford, B. Bordly Esq. of Chambersburg 173
DeWees, Jacob
Diller, Adam Gen., Lancaster City - Adjutant General of Pennsylvania
DePui, Elizabeth
Dougherty, Jno
Douthat, Wm H of Pattonsburg VA
Durben, Dr. - preached at Methodist church
Eddowes, Ralpha
Ehrgott, Michl - young German client
Eulock, Mr. H. - Editor of State Capitol Gazette
Fedgwick, R.C. Esq. Findlay, J.K. Esq.
Fisher, Geo Esq.
Forste, Jno E.
Fortney, C.
Fox, Sheriff
Galbraith, John Hon.
Galome, Michl Ehrgott
Gilmore, - State Treasurer
Gratz, Elizth Fry
Gratz, Theo
Gresimer, Joseph - Charles Rawn‘s Philadelphia tailor
Grimshaw, Isabella
Haldeman, Jacob M. - holds Rawn‘s mortgage
Harford, Mr. & Mrs. 174
Haves, Miss - prospective teacher for common school
Hemphill, Joseph Esq.
Henbeck, Mr.
Henlock, Wm.
Henry, Elizabeth a.k.a Isabella Walker – ―black‖ or ―yellow‖ girl
Henson, Jon
Hicks, Saml - subtenant under Mr. Schaeffer
Hieskell, W.B. Esq.
Higgins, Rev.
Hutman, H.D.
Jauss, J.G.
Jenkin Judge of Perry County
Kelly, Dudley - Rosanna‘s husband who has pleurisy
Kelly, Rosanna - poor woman
Kingsford, Mrs.
Layng, George W. Esq.
Learing, John - seller of Wilkes-Barre coal
Leiter, Jacob
Letzel, Jacob
Lewis, Jas L. of Philadelphia
Lilghman, Hon Wm - deceased
Lingle, David
Mar, Jno 175
Mattzried, Conrad
McClintock, Professor - preached at Methodist Church
McClure, Wm Esq. - partner on some legal cases
McCulloh, Tho G Esq.
Miller, John - wheat flour salesman
Nathans, Betsy - soap maker
Neuer, Geo - meat salesman
Parker, Mary - black girl
Parkhill, Wm
Peacock, James
Pearson, Senator
Philips, Jno
Pilkington, Mr.
Pool, D. Esq.
Price, Eli K.
Pollock, E.M.
Porter, Gov
Rawn, George of Philadelphia
Rawn, Jacob
Rawn, Juliana - Charles‘ sister
Rehrer, Mr.
Reun, David
Roberts, Jno 176
Rutherford, Dr. Wm W. - family doctor
Sales, Esq.
Seiler, Christn Esq.
Servis, Jos S. Jr. of Philadelphia
Sharp, Nelson
Shellehamer, Fred-k
Elizabeth, Shunks - is named separately
Small, Jno
Snyder, Thos
Sprigman, Henry
Spunile, Rev.
Sullivan, Senator
Toby
Trimble, Jas
Verbeke, Dr.
Walker, Isabella a.k.a. Elizabeth Henry - black or yellow girl
Wallace, Wm MD of Washington City
Walter, H. Esq. - person to whom pew rent for Presbyterian Church was paid
Wells Rep.
White J. Martin
Wier, Jno A.
Wilson
177
March 26, 1842 to July 9, 1842, Book 13 (Cooper)
Abbot, John - Partner in Abbot&McClure.
Aitkens, Jno. - Owns a store
Alricks, Herman - Attends to Rawn‘s business while he is ill
Ard, Dr.
Barnes, Albert (reverend) - Preached at 1st Presbyterian church
Bazzel, Alfred - Client
Bear, E.S. - Client
Beaty, George
Bellman, O. - shoemaker
Bitting, Jacob - Client
Boardman, Mr. (reverend) - old school Presbyterian
Bonsall, Wm.
Boyd, Wm.
Brenizer, Elizabeth - Client
Brenizer, Jno.G. - Deceased, husband of Elizabeth Brenizer
Brenizer, Sarah - Daughter of Elizabeth and Jno. G.B Brenizer
Briggs, Jno.
Broom, Mr.
Brown, Mrs. - Sent by Dr. Sharpless to cup and leach Rawn
Brownewelt, Mr. - Sells asparagus to Rawn 178
Buck, Christopher - Client
Buehler, Henry
Carmell, Niel – Miller
Catrells, Wm. - Runs a store, sells flour and oil to Rawn
Cheyney, David
Cheyney, Thos. - Rawn sees him at the hotel in Harriburg
Clendenin, Joseoph
Clendenin, Mary Scott - Rawn‘s sister-in-lawm boarded with Rawn
Clendenin, Mother E. - Frances‘ mother
Cochran, W.J. - Assistant, former student of Rawn
Counsellor, Wm. - Lives near Juliann
Counsellor, James - Lives near Juliann
Crown, Thos. M - Keeper at Buck Tavern
Davis, Mr. - Driver
Douglass, Wyeth - West Point Cadet (4th class), visits Revolutionary fort with Rawn
Dunlap, Mr. - Has a coach maker shop
Eaches, Homer - Ma‘s landlord
Eaches, Saml.
Earle, Thos.
Echert, Geo. - Tavern owner
Edwards, Monroe - On trial for forgery, Rawn goes to his trial
Ekel, L.M.
Elser, Jos. - Witness in Herron v. Miller 179
Ely, George - -Tenant of James Trimble
Fessler, Jno. - Client
Forster, Major - Client
Fox, Philip - Baptized in the river by immersion by Rev. Kelly
Fry, Elizabeth
Gamber, John - Rawn handles his bankruptcy
Ghenny, Mr.
Gilchrist, Rob.S.
Grace, David - Man near where Rawn formerly lived
Graydon, Mrs. Alexr. - Wife of prominent attorney in Harrisburg
Greenawalt, Wm. (Billy)
Griffith, Wm.
Grimshaw, Arthur - Attorney in Harriburg
Grimshaws, The - Family friends of the Rawns. Arthur and Charlotte Grinshaw
Haldeman, Mr. - Stockholder and director at Harrisburg Bank
Hale, Bennezer
Hancock - 4th class cadet from Norritstown Montgomery Co Pa
Handy, Geo.
Hannlen, C.F. - Kept Rawn‘s horse for him, also a client
Hardy, Saml.
Hatch, Lucius Lucene
Hatch, Mary Adelaide
Hatter, Andrew 180
Haviland, Mary Ann
Hays, Saml. P. - Sadler
Heffelfinger, Peter - Witness in Herron v. Miller
Herron, Jos.
Heyers, Geo.
Hickok, H.C.
Hiesters, Mr.
Hitton, Mr. (reverend) - Late pastor of Trimbles
Hobart, Mr. - Lawyer, but does not practice, farms instead
Hoffman, Mrs. - Sells milk and cream to Rawn
Hoopes, Abner - Former scholar of Rawn
Houser, Mr. - Sells wheat flour to Rawn
Hufnagle, Wm.
Hummel, Mrs. David - Neighbor of Rawn, present at birth of Elizabeth
Hyers, George - Tenant of James Trimble
Irving, Wm.
Jackson, Mrs.
Jacob
James, Curtis - Store owner
Jenkins, Capt. - Captain of the steamboat Rawn takes, bound for Albany
Jones, A.J
Jones, S.L.
Kehler, Joshua - Tavern owner in Lancaster 181
Keiter, Peter
Kelly, C.V. - Reverend of the Episcopal church
Kelly, Jno. - ―black ostler at Hahnlens‖ [?]
King, Jno. - Old neighbor from when Rawn lived with his mother
Kitty - Black girl who worked for the Rawn family.
Knepley, Jno. - Tenant of James Trimble
Kunkles, Geo. - Wine maker/seller
Lemer, Miss
Lewis, Mr.
Lyman, Chas.
Lyne, Eliza
Maglauchlin, John - A Major
Mahon, Charles. - West Point Cadet (2nd class), Rawn visits at West Point
Manly, Harriet - Tends the store for Curtis James when he is gone
Martin - ―Hahnlen‘s Ostler‖ [?]
McClure, Mr.
McCord, Peter B.
McCormick - Attends to Rawn‘s business while he is ill
McCulloh, Thos. - Young lawyer
McFaden, John
McGowan, Mr.
McPehersons, The
Menough, Jos. - Rawn bought beef from him 182
Merily, Jno.
Milleisen, Mrs. - Sells butter to Rawn
Miss Charlotte - Present at baptism of Joseph
Mitchell, Jno. - Marrying Miss Sarah Brenizer
Mitchell, Wm. - Client
Mix, Philip- Plumber
Nathans, Betsey - Does the washing and baking for the family
Neville, Mr. (reverend) - Preacher at St. Philips
Nightman, Jas.
Parke, B.
Peacocks, Mrs. - Gives recipe for tar pills
Peacocks, The
Peakson, Edwd.
Philips, Jno. - Occupies former property of James Trimble, tenant
Pollock, E.M
Radle, Jno.
Rauch
Rause, D.
Rawn, Charles Jr. - Rawn‘s son
Rawn, D.W. - Rawn‘s brother
Rawn, E. - Rawn‘s mother
Rawn, Elizabeth - Rawn‘s daughter, born in 1842
Rawn, Geo. W. - Has store in 2nd street 183
Rawn, Joseph – Rawn‘s son, dies in Spring 1842
Rawn, Juliann - Rawn‘s sister
Reichart, David - Witness in one of Rawn‘s cases
Reilers, Esqr.
Rider, Francis - Keeps hotel in New York
Roberts, Col.
Rodney, Mrs. - Rawn stops at her house when it starts to rain on a walk
Ross, Robt. J. – Cashier at Saving Institute
Roth, Henry - Tenant of James Trimble
Rus, Mr. - Trimble‘s pastor
Russell, Eliza - Nurse for Rawn‘s wife and children
Russing, Saml.
Rutherford, Dr.
Sedgwick, P.C.
Seiler, Christian - Justice of the Peace
Seiling, Geo.
Sessman, A. - Owns a tavern which Rawn stops at while traveling
Sharpless, Jno. Dr. - Rawn went to see him about his hoarseness
Shoemaker, Geo. J. - Town Clerk
Sills, Arron
Sly, Geo.
Smallsreed, Conrad [spelled as Mueltzries and Smaltzreid] - shoemaker
Snyders, Charles - Justice of the Peace 184
Stahl, John
Stare, Mr. - Has a blacksmith shop
Stoughton, A.B. - Rawn saw him in Market Street
Thomas, Braxton - Cuts Rawn‘s hair
Thomas, Geo. - Neighbor of Rawn‘s mother
Thompson, Mrs. - Whitewashed Frances‘ room (Rawn‘s wife)
Torbet, Jas. - Landlord at the Eagle Hotel
Tracy, F.
Trimble, James - Deceased
Trimble, Thos. R. - Heir of James Trimble
Trimbles, The - Family Rawn stays with during his travels
Twain, Schaeffer
Walborn, Cornelius A. - Rawn traded his sorrel horse to him
Walters, H.
Warner, Saml - Bought land from Rawn years ago
Weistling, George P. - Wood and coal dealer from whom Rawn purchases firewood
Westheim - Police officer or constable
Wier, Prot.
Williams, James
Wister, Charles - Philadelphia client for whom Rawn collects rents
Witt, R.D. - Reverend, baptizes Joseph (Rawn‘s son)
Wolfersbergers, Jno. - Rawn stops at his house for dinner while traveling
Wyeth, Thos. - Makes tar pills for Rawn 185
Yundt, Henry - Owns tavern which Rawn stops at during his travels
Ziren, Geo. - Client
July 10, 1842 to October 14, 1842, Book 13 (Howley)
Abbott, John – Corresponds w/Rawn re: Thomas Woods
Adams, Miss
Adams, Jonathan T. – Friend
Allen, Miss – Teacher
Baer, E. L. – Corresponds w/Rawn
Barrett, Harrison Esq. – Attorney from N.Y. (Rawn gives advice)
Bear, Emanuel L. Dr. – Client
Bechtold, Mr.
Beisel, Mr.
Bender, Mickl – Builder
Berg, Rev. – Minister at Rawn‘s church
Blythe, Judge – At Capitol when Rawn addresses Col. Johnson
Bogar, Jacob – Sells wheat flour to Rawn
Bournos, Francis – Dentist, Oral Surgeon
Boyd, William – From Churchtown, Lancaster Co.; writes to Rawn
Boyers, Samuel – Client
Brewer, Thomas
Brightbill, Adam – delivers William Boyd's rent
Brown, Faynton – black man, breaks coal for Rawn 186
Brown, Charles Hon. – Visits Rawn‘s home
Buck, Christian – Shoemaker
Buck, Christopher – Owes Rawn for Miller case
Buffington, Alexander – Rawn pays him for weighing coal
Byard, H. M.
Cameron, General – Prominent Harrisburg citizen who becomes govenor
Carson, Charles – Travels to Middletown with Rawn
Catrells, H. M. –
Clarkson, J. G. – Corresponds with Rawn about cases
Clendenin, Mary Scott – Sister-in-law
Clendenin, Mother C. – Mother-in-law
Cochran, Rachael – Widow, involved in Cochran vs. Lyons suit
Cochran, William
Crawford, B. Bordley Esq. – Corresponds w/ Rawn about Garlin v. McCormick
Daniel, Mrs. – Rides in carriage w/ Rawn
Darrier, John – In suit against Rawn, Pollack v. Cline
Davis, M.O. – Rawn attends his trial
DeWitt, William R. – Presbyterian, baptised Rawn's daughter
Dougherty, Mr. – Works in Bar Office
Dowding, John – Client, case No. 137
Ehel or Ekel – J. M. Rawn pays him at Hbg Savings Instn, Jones suit
Elder, Joshua
Ely, George – Client, pays Rawn rent on Trimble property 187
Ewing, Elizabeth - teacher nominee
Fairchild, Rev.
Fesler, Jonathan – Duncan's Island, corresponds w/ Rawn
Findlay, J.K. – friend, brother of Governor William Findlay
Forster, J.M. – attorney general for Dauphin & Lebanon Counties
Fose or Fox – Sheriff, works in court
Garman, Mrs. – Client
Garman, George – Client, deceased
Garman, Jacob – Client
Gartin or Garlin
Gilmore, Rachael Mrs. – died, Rawn attends her funeral
Gilmore, Samuel – Rachael Gilmore's husband
Gratz, Theo. – Client
Greenawatt, William – Agent in Phila. Takes Rawn's med bottles to Phila
Grimshaw, Harriet – Friend, takes ride with Rawn in Dearbourn
Grimshaw, William – Attorney for Elizah Mitchell
Grop or Groff, D.W. – Storekeeper
Gunton, Jonathan – Sells Rawn tomatoes
Gushin, Mr. – Visits Rawn‘s office
Haehnlen, Christopher – Keeps horse for Rawn
Hain, George
Hale, Bennezer – Corresponds w/ Rawn
Hamilton, A.B. – Friend, Printer & Editor of Harrisburg Chronicle 188
Hanna, Mrs. – Wife's grandmother
Harper, J. W. – Witness for Rawn, case No. 79
Hays, W.P. – Sexton, buries Rawn's son Joseph
Hays, Margaret – Teacher nominee
Hedges, Edward – From Phila, sells Rawn Venetian Blinds for his office
Hickock, H.C. – New Bloomfield, colleague
Hieskel, W.B. – Esq.
Hiesters, S.O., or A.O. – Rawn rides to his house
Hinckley, Mr.
Hoerner, Jacob – Rawn pays him witness fees
Hoffmann, Mrs. – Sells Rawn milk & cream
Hoffmann, John – Serves subpoenas for Rawn
Holden, Mr. – Proprietor of State Courier
Hoover, Henry – Rawn pays him witness fees, farmer
Horstman ? – Listed in claim of 1840
Houser, John – Possibly a carpenter, soldier in Civil War
Huddleson, Mo. Dr. – Works in Senate
Jaurs, Jonathan G. – Lends him money
Jefferis, James Mrs. – Blacksmith
Johnson, Richard – Colonel in DeWitt's church with Governor Porter
Jones, A.J.
Kneply, John - Tenant on Trimble property
Laying or Saying, George – Provides Rawn w/ paper books 189
Ledgwick, P.C. – Works in Supreme Court
Leslie or Lesley, Mr. – Friend, often takes a bath at their home
Leslie or Lesley Mrs.
Lewis, Joseph L. – corresponds w/ Rawn
Lynd Jr., James – Client, deceased
Lyons, Abm.
Maltzried, Conrad – Delivers Jas. Trimble's late rent
Martin, J. P., - Hauls sugar from Phila for Rawn, also hauls coal
Mascton or Maxton, Lewis – Client, Rawn provides him with Professional Advice
Mason, Richard – Black man, visits Rawn, buys a lot in Highspire
Matty - Laundry woman for Rawn
McCals or McCabe, Owen – Hauls coal for Rawn
McClure, William – Files claim against Welsch, has office on 4th & Market
McCormick?
McElwee, Margaret – Dies, Rawn attends her funeral
McFaden, Jonathan – Pittsburg
McKeever, Jesse – Law student under Rawn
Meirly, William – Client
Milleisen, Mrs. – Butter-maker
Milleisen, Jacob
Miller, Louis or Lewis – opposing party in Buck vs. Miller
Miller, Caver – Rawn on opposing side, insolvent law suit
Miller, Weaver – James Rea vs. Miller 190
Miller, Stephen – Rawn attends sheriff's sale of his property
Mitchell, Elizah
Mitchell, William – Receives retaining order
Moore, William – In suit against Jonathan Slaughter
Musser, B.W. Esq. – Asks for papers on Samuel Boyers
Nagle, Mrs. – Friend
Nagle, Mr. – Friend, buys coal with Rawn, owns Union Hotel
Nathans, George – Client, in prison, later puts coal away for Rawn
Nathans, Betsey – George Nathan's mother, washed and baked for Rawn
Neuer, George – Sells beef to Rawn
Newbecker, Philip – Visits Rawn, has dinner w/ Rawn family, from Halifax, VA
Norton, Rev. Mr. - Minister at Rawn's church
Orth, Jonathan
Ostter, Martin – Hired Hand
Parke, B. – Client
Parsons, William - Client
Parsons, Mrs. – Has 3 children baptised w/ Rawn's daughter
Patterson, R. General
Peacock, James Mrs. – Friend, rides horseback w/ Rawn
Peacock, Mr. – Friend, Postmaster
Peacock, Mary – Friend
Petriken, Henry – Friend
Philips, Mo or Jno – Client, tenant on one of Trimble's properties 191
Pierce or Pierre, William A. - Newspaper agent
Pilkingson, J. – Corresponds w/ Rawn
Piper, Mr.
Pollack, J.Saar – Rawn pays him for Wilkes Barre coal
Porter, Gov. – Attends church w/ Col. Richard Johnson
Ramsey, Alexander Esq. - Colleague, works on Zearfass case
Rauch, Mr. – Visits Rawn
Rawn, Charles – Son
Rawn, ? - "Wife"
Rawn, David W. – Sells wheat flour to Rawn, Delaware County
Rawn, "Mother"
Rawn, Joseph – Son
Rawn, Daughter
Rawn, Juliann – Rawn's sister, Thornbury, Delaware County
Rea, J.W. – Hollidaysburg, corresponds w/ Rawn about cases
Reitzel,? – Client
Ressing, Samuel – Sells corn, tomatoes, etc. to Rawn
Reynolds, Major – Canal Committee Member
Riegels, Simon
Roberts, Jonathan – Colleague
Roberts, Wd – Sells Rawn a plum tree
Rofs, R.J. – Suit w/ Ekels
Russell, N.W. Capt. – Friend, delivers letter to Rawn of Rea case 192
Rutherford, Dr.
Sayres, Edward S. Esq. – Corresponds w/ Rawn about Matthew Wilson case
Schaeffer, Rev. Mr. – of Lutheran Church
Schaeffer, Old Mr.
Schiffler, Matthias – Sells potatoes to Rawn
Sedgewick, P.C. – Clerk of Supreme Court
Sehlatter, Mr. – Friend
Seiler, Esq. – Justice of the Peace
Sharpless, Dr. - Phila. Rawn's personal Doctor
Sheirly, Ma – Suit w/ W.D. Roberts
Shuks, Herman Esq. – Visits Mips Allen School w/ Rawn
Shunk, Jane Mrs. – Joined Rawn's church, friend
Shunk, T.R. Mr. – Friend & mentor
Shunk, Elizabeth – Friend
Slaughter, Jonathan - In suit against William Moore
Smith, Philip – Sells eggs to Rawn
Smith, P. Frazer – Corresponds w/ Rawn
Stine, F.A. – Dies, Rawn attends his funeral
Stoughton, A.B. – Friend
Synbrand, Rev. Mr. – Rawn goes to Methodist Church to hear him speak
Thomas, Brandon – Barber
Thompson, Ann – Teacher nominee
Thompson, Harriet – Teacher nominee 193
Trimble, J.W. – Client
Trimble, Thomas R. Esq. – Chester Co., "Trimble heirs" own several properties
Updegrave, Richard – Client
Walborn, ? – Unknown
Wallace, William – In law suit w/ State Capital Gazette
Warfords, Mr. – Friend, Rawn visits him w/ his son
Welsch, William
Wertz, Simon – Rawn gives him professional advice
Wilson, Matthew – In suit, correspondence w/ Sayres about him
Wood, Thomas A. – Receives letter from John Abbott about him
Zearfass, Jacob – Client, prosecuted for "Disorderly House," acquitted
Zollinger, ? – buys coal w/ Rawn
February 14, 1843 to May 4, 1843, Book 14 (Cless)
Aldinger, Christian
Alleman, Michael - visited Rawn to receive payment of debts owed by David Mumma
Blean, David - Hotel owner in Carlisle; Rawn stayed in his hotel during the search for
Kitty Jones
Boas, Frederick K. Esq. - Attorney
Bostwick, Wm. - split water tax with Rawn on Wister property; possible co-owners ?
Boyd, Wm.
Bratton, J. B. - Editor of State Capital Gazette 194
Buchanan, Hon. James – politician supported by Rawn
Bucher, Judge - possibly John Conrad Bucher (1792-1851); appointed Judge in 1839,
served 12 years on the bench
Branyan, A. Esqr.- Rye Twp. Perry County Pa.
Brenizer, Elizabeth - retained Charles Rawn as legal counsel to sell her deceased
husband's estate
Brenizer, Jno. C. - deceased
Briggs, Johnathan H. and Juliann Tod - couple were married at "Mr. Hannahs," March
16, 1843; possibly John Hannah Briggs (1815-1872), admitted to the Dauphin
County Bar 1837
Brightbill, Peter - client of Rawn in Brightbill vs. Wood Case, "No.16 8 Nov. 42"
Cameron, Simon - Republican politician
Carson, Chas.
Carson, Francis
Chandler, Joseph R. - Lectured at North Ward School Room.
Clarke, Matthew - hauled coal dirt for Rawn; paid for services
Clendenin, Johnathan, - Lancaster - Rawn's brother-in-law
Clendenin, Mary Scott - loaned money to Rawn; operated a boarding house [possibly the
"Mrs. Clendenin" for which Rawn paid pew rent at the Presbyterian Church to
Treasurer H. Walters]
Coleman, Johnathan
Corbit, Wm. 195
Crawford, B. Bordley, Esq .- Rawn wrote to him regarding Bill bonds in the Garland vs.
Ms. J. F. Crabb
Davis, James M. - Philadelphia
Dallade, Geo.
Deebold, Wm.
Deebold, Elizabeth
Doll, Henry - went sleighing with Charles and his son
Dougherty, Johnathan
Eldred, Judge
Emanuel, David
Evans, Edwd. F.
Fadeler - applied for Bankruptcy in a case in which Rawn was involved
Faunce, Shff.
Fayer, Mr. - the Gate Keeper of the Harrisburg Bridge
Fisher, J.W. - legal client
Fleming, Geo. - Carlisle
Fry, Conrad J. - Gratz
Fumer, Geo. - defended by Rawn and Frederick K. Boas against charges of fornication &
bastardy; convicted of fornication.
Garlin, George - Chambg.
Garman, George
Garman, Jacob
Ghisson, Geo. Ely 196
Gibson, Francis
Gilbert, Jno.
Grabb, Mrs. J.F.
Greenly, James
Grimshaw, Wm. Esq.
Haehnlen, C. F. - kept Rawn's horse (livery stable owner)
Halderman, J. M. - the mortgagee for Charles Rawn's mortgage; Rawn paid two year‘s
interest in full on April 30, 1843.
Harris, Geo. W. Esqr. - possibly George W. Harris (1798-1882), of the original Harris
family - paid for repairing blinds [possibly Samuel Wallace Hays (1790-1855),
member of the Presbyterian Church, elder from 1840 until death]
Hays, W. - Rawn paid him to stuff and cover sofas for him [probably same person as
above]
Henlock, Wm.
Hickok, W. O.
Hoffman
Hoffman, Mrs. - milk maid (?); Rawn bought fresh milk and cream from her many times
Humer, Peter
Ingram, S. D. - possibly Samuel D. Ingram (1811-1894), member of Presbyterian
Church, superintendent for Harrisburg City Schools.
Jauss, Christian 197
Jones, Mrs. A. J. & A. J. Dickey - buried at the same time, March 27, 1843. Rawn notes
the occasion, but does not state that he attended the funeral or how he knew these
individuals.
Jones, Jim
Jones, Kitty - the servant girl who ran away; Rawn caught up with her in Carlisle after
following several leads.
Karns, Saml. - tenant in Wister property overseen by Rawn
Kauffman
Kelly, Jno.
Kintze, Geo. - of Portsmouth - bought a lot of land from Charles Rawn
Kunkel, Johnathan
Louck, George - blacksmith; Rawn paid him for shoeing his horse.
Longnecker, Young Mr.
Lutz, George - Grocer from whom Rawn bought liquorice
McCormick case
McCulloh, Thomas, Esqr.
McFaden, Johnathan - legal client
McIlhenny & Lingle - legal clients
McIlwain, Hugh - tenant in Trimble house overseen by Rawn
McKeever, Joseph - Rawn's law student
McLanahan of Senate
Mesen, B. Hale
Michael, Phillip 198
Milleisen - Rawn frequently mentions this name as a grocer or merchant from whom he
bought most of his butchered meats and other foods. This might be George A.
Milleisen, born in Lower Paxton Twp, died 1868.
Mitchell, Wm. - Dauphin - Rawn may be referring to William Mitchell, a Harrisburg
lawyer who served as Prothonotary for the Dauphin County Court of Common
Pleas, 1855-1861
Moore, Johnathan - Carlisle
Muench, - visited Rawn to pay debts owed to Dan Smith and Michael Alleman
Mumma, David
Musgrave, Mrs. Emily - Rawn attended her funeral (March 12, 1843)
Nathan, Betsey - paid by Rawn for baking and washing tasks
Nathan, Thomas - possibly related to Betsey Nathan, above
Nichols, Mr. - a schoolteacher
Ostter, Martin
Parke, B., Esqr.
Parthemer - elderly couple murdered 3 miles from Harrisburg; Rawn called it "shocking"
Patterson, R., Co.
Peacock, James - born in 1788, died in Philadelphia 1863, Harrisburg Postmaster for 25
years
Peason, Edward P. Esq. - Reading
Penrose, Chas. B., Esq. - Washington 199
Peters, G. S. - printed advertisements for Trimble House for rent. Rawn may have been
the probate lawyer for the estate of Trimble. He appears to be handling a
number of small details regarding the house.
Pilkington, J. "my Carpenter" - paid for carpentry work performed for Charles Rawn
Pilkington, Joseph - West Chester Pa.
Pipe, A. M. - F.R. Shunk, Pittsburg lawyer, asked Rawn to pay his debt to Pipe with
money he had sent to Rawn previously
Pollock, Edd. - Edward Pollock was a friend of Charles Rawn's son, Charles
Pollock, G. E. M.
Price, Eli K., Esq. - Phila.- client in Hunt vs. Fisher case
Rawn, Elizabeth & D.W.
Remick - 110 N 6th Street, Phila.
Rinehard, Chas. W.
Robeson, Moses
Rutherford, Dr. W.W. - F.R. Shunk, Pittsburgh lawyer, sent money to Charles Rawn to
settle Shunk's debt with Rutherford, who was probably William Wilson
Rutherford, M.D. (1805-1878, who practiced medicine for 40 years in the Harrisburg
area.
Sage, Gusavus A.
Sallade, Adam - West Hanover
Sayers, Ed. S. - Phila.
Seiler, Jacob 200
Sheehy, Roger - mason working on Rawn's addition to his house; possibly related to
Roger Sheehy of the old 8th ward
Shenk, Catherine - package sent with her to Smith & Hodgson in Phila.
Shoemaker, Bechtold & - Dauphin
Shunk, Francis R., Esqr. - Pittsburg
Shunks, Aaron
Smaltzireo, Conrad - mended shoes for Rawn family
Smith, Dan - visited Rawn to receive payment of debts owed by David Mumma
Smith & Hodgson - druggists, Phila.
Snyder, Geo. - paid for weaving for Rawn
Spackman, Mr. - of Senate
Trimble, Thomas P. - client of Rawn regarding Trimble estate
Walker, Mr. - "the Music Master" in Carlisle
Walters, H. - Treasurer of the Presbyterian Church Rawn attended; Rawn paid pew rent
to Walters for himself and for a "Mrs. Clendenin"
Ward, Ebenezer - Rawn went to look at his oven
Welker, Jacob
Wemich, Geo. - alerted Rawn to a sighting of Kitty Jones, the runaway servant girl
Wier, Professor - client of Charles Rawn
Wilson, Johnathan C. - Hazleton
Wright, Hon. H. B.
Woarishing, Lawrence Levin - Rawn met his son in Carlisle
201
January 17, 1844 to May 11, 1844, Book 15 (Lacks)
Alricks, Herman
Alricks, Margaret
Atz, Geo.
Baab, Jacob – Received votes to be school director for the South Ward of Harrisburg
Bach, Mr. – Formerly well known in Harrisburg, Rawn meets him in Lancaster
Bear, Sarah - Seamstress
Biall, S. L. – Gave lecture in Court House which was attended by Rawn
Biegler, Jno. H. – Rawn bought straw from him
Bill – Works at John H. Brants
Boas, Wm. D.
Bogar, Jacob – Rawn bought wheat flour from him
Boon, Gawin
Boyd, Wm. – Paid rent for the Hanover farm
Boyer, Nicolas – Rawn visits him in Halifax
Brants, Jno. H. – Runs/Owns Brants store which Rawn frequents
Bratten, J. B. – Client
Brazier, Mrs.
Brenizer, Elizabeth – Client
Briggs, J. W.
Briggs, Mo [Jno.?]. H.
Brightbill, Adam
Brinton, Caleb – Rawn bought hay from him 202
Brown, Chas.
Bruckaer, Jno. - Client
Brubaker, Margaret Ann
Bucher, Judge – Present at Public School while Rawn was examining scholars
Buck, Daniel – Pays retaining fee to present petition for road in So. Hanover Township
Cake, Jus. W. – Client
Carson, Chas.
Carson, Frank – Walked with Rawn sometimes
Cassell, David – Client
Casson, Mike
Chase, Dr. – Recommended by Dr. Sharpless for Rawn to see about his daughter Mary
Chayn, Mo. [Jno.?] H. – Witness in Bratten vs. Cake
Cheyney, Thomas
Clendenin, Mary Scott – Rawn‘s sister-in-law
Clendenin, Mother [Mother C] – Rawn‘s mother-in-law
Clendenin, Mrs.
Cowan [also spelled Cowen], Mary
Darlie, Mr.
Drain, W. A.
Drane, J. A. – Rawn pays him for shoemending
Dubbs, John – Rawn writes to him
Durben, Rev. Dr. – Preacher in Carlisle
Earnest, Dairo 203
Edwards, Saml.
Elder, Graydon
Elder, Jonah
Eldred, Judge
Ely, Geo.
Farland, Mo. [Jno.?]
Farrelly, J. W. – Of the Pennsylvania Senate
Farquar, Wm.
Faunce, Saml.
Faunie, Saul
Feaser, Peter – Rawn bought beef from him
Fesler, Mo. [Jno.] – Client
Findlay, J. K.
Finler, Jacob – Rawn bought hay from him
Finney, Geo. W.
Fishburn, Saml. – Client
Fiske, J. A. – Counsel along with Rawn during Holman & Updegrove vs. Fesler
Forney, Sam – Witness in the agreement of trading horses between Rawn and Leitzel
Fox, Conrad – Son of Elizabeth, delivered fees to Rawn for her
Fox, Elizabeth – Client
Franken, Jos.
Frederick, Geo. – Runs the ―Eagle Hotel‖ in Lancaster
Fry, Emanuel 204
Fuas, Mr. (colored) – was paid to haul for Robinson
Garman, Saml. – Does business with Rawn
Garverich, Geo. – Rawn buys hay from him
Goad, Mr. P.
Goodwin, Wm.
Graman [also spelled Garman], Geo. – Client
Graman [also spelled Garman], Jacob - Client
Hacker, Henry M.
Haine [also spelled Hain], Geo.
Haldermans, Jacob and Mrs. – Attended a party with Rawn
Harris, Geo. W.
Hatch, Chas. Walsingham – Called on Rawn on his way to learn a trade in Hollidaysburg
Hatters, H.
Hayers, Issac N.
Hickman, Mr.
Hickoks, Mike
Hoffman, Jno. – Rawn bought wheat flour from him
Hoffman, Jno. Jr. (Stewart) – Rawn paid him for making a Bbl. Flour for him
Hoffman, Mrs. – Rawn bought milk and cream from her
Hoffman, Wm. – Rawn bought milk and cream from him
Hooper, Perry – Rawn pays him to haul one load of loom sand to Shunks
Hudy, Mr. Paine – Travels to Lancaster with Rawn
Hummel, F. – Witness in Smith vs Reaser 205
Innis, Ann – Colored woman who lived with Rawn and his family
Innis, Jas. – Does work for Rawn around the house
Jeanes, Dr. – Rawn calls on him in Lancaster
Johnson, Sarah (colored) – Took the place of Ann Innis
Johnson, Lyndon B. – Running for Vice President
Karnes, Saml. – Brought items from the river to Shoops
Kelker, Mo. [Jno.?] (colored)
Keller, Michael – Client of Hanover
Keller, Mrs. Mary M. – Runs a boarding house that Rawn and his family stay at
Kelly, Mrs. – Rawn called on Mr. Peacocks to say goodbye to her and her children
Kinzle, Bingham
Kinzel, Christ. – Client
Kline, Wm.
Koons, Fred K. – Rawn writes him a letter
Knepley, Mo. [Jno.?] – Tenant of James Trimble
Knox, Sarah – Widow, moved into Rawn‘s new house on the end of the lot
Kunkle, Mo. [Jno.?]
Lady, Dr. T. – Rawn sees her at Dr. Jeanes‘
Leitzel, Abm. – Rawn trades horses with him
Light, Henry – New client of Rawn
Lingle, Danl. – Carpenter
Lingle, Thos. – Guardian of Margaret Ann Brubaker
Louck, Geo. – Owns a blacksmith shop 206
McClure, Mr.
McCormick
McDonald
McFaden, Mo. [Jno.?]
McGinley
Mdison [Madison?], Dr.
Millerson, Jacob – Does business with Rawn in his office
Mist, Jacob – Rawn received letter from him
Mumma, Chastn. – Does business with Rawn
Myers, Hamilton
Mytinger, Geo. L.
Norfass, Jacob
Obington, Jas. – Rawn pays him for building foundation of Privy of bricks at Shunks
Packer, Mrs. T – Runs a boarding house
Pearson, Mrs. Mary (late Briggs) – Travels to Lancaster with Rawn
Peiffer – Rawn buys potatoes from him
Penniman, W. B. – Brother of Edward A. Penniman, Provided Counsel
Periniman [Penniman], E. A. – Brother of W.B. Penniman, delivered payment to his
brother for Rawn
Perkin, Mrs. – A sister of Dr. Sharpless who lives at his house
Peters, Jas.
Petriken, H.
Prince, Geo. – Rawn sees him on Chestnut St. in Lancaster 207
Polk, James
Power, C.B.
Ramsey, Alex S. – Of Washtington D. C.
Rawn, Charles Jr. – Rawn‘s son
Rawn, D. W. – Rawn‘s brother
Rawn, Frances – Rawn‘s wife
Rawn, Hannah – Rawn‘s aunt
Renninger, Martha – Rawn buys oats from her
Rhan, Geo. – Rawn wrote a letter to him about certain claims for clients
Rhoades, Chas. – Client
Rinehart, Chas. W. – Rawn pays him for digging Shunks Privy hole
Roberts, Col. - Present at Public School while Rawn was examining scholars
Root, Wm. – Rawn buys a stove drawer from him
Rop, Robt. J. – Paid to move Mr. Shunks privy for his benefit
Rowine, David W. – Wrote a letter to Rawn
Rutherford, Dr. W. W.
Sallede, Adam – Rawn wrote to him about his cause on trial list
Schreiner, Chas. – Public School teacher, Rawn went to his son‘s funeral
Sealy, Mr.
Seiler [also spelled Seipet], Christian – A school director for the South Ward of
Harrisburg along with Rawn
Sharp, Mo. [Jno.?] – Rawn bought butter from him 208
Sharpless [also spelled Sharfless], Dr. J. F. [also J. T.] – Rawn writes to him about his daughter Mary
Shoop, Mr. – Rawn bought butter from him
Short, Mo. [Jno.?] Geo. – Witness in Bratten vs. Cake
Shunk, F. R.
Shunk, Hamilton
Shunk, Kiblon
Smaltzried, Conrad
Sneily, Jno.
Snowden, J. R. – House of Representatives in Harrisburg
Snyder, C. A. – Rawn visits his office
Stake, Jno.
Stevens, Fanny
Stewart, Wm. – Of the Pennsylvania Senate
Stone, Mr. (Reverend) – Preached at Rawn‘s church
Strasbaugh, Susan – Does washing for Rawn and family
Swaine, [?]
Thompsons, Mike
Trimble, James – deceased
Trimble, Jas.
Trimbles, The
Van Buren, Martin – Running for President
Wagner, Henry – Counsel 209
Waldenman, J. M.
Wallace, Wm.
Weir, J.A.
Williams, David – Client
Wister, Casper – Son of Chas. Wister
Wister, Chas. J. – Rawn settled accounts with him for his son Casper
Yeats, Mrs. – Rawn helps her with her baggage when they arrive in Harrisburg from
Lancaster
Zacharias, Saml. – Guardian of Garman business
Zerfass, Jacob – Of Hummelstown
Zerker, David
Zollingers, Elias
January 18, 1845 to March 28, 1845, Book 16 (Berntheizel)
Adair, S. D. – Of Carlisle
Aitken, Dr. Jas.
Bayan, Hannah – Hired woman of the Rawn family
Berryhills, Jno. – His wife dies during this journal
Billy (colored) – Boy at Judge Docks who cleaned Rawn‘s horses
Boas, T. J.
Bob, Mrs. Danl. D.
Brenizer, Elizabeth – Client 210
Briggs, Jno.
Brightbill, Adam
Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Buchanan, Jas. – Secy. of State of US
Bucher, Judge – Accompanied Rawn to Phip Temery school to transfer scholars
Buggs, Jno.
Burnside, Mr. James – Visitor of the Rawn family
Burrows, Bill
Byrd, Wm.
Cameron, Simon – Elected as U. S. Senator
Carpenter, Israel
Carson, Sarah – Married Jas. Wyeth
Caston, Chas.
Cay, Andrew M.
Chambers, Mr. (Reverend) – Gave discourse on temperance attended by Rawn and
Frances
Chandler, Jno. A.
Chase, Dr.
Cheyney, Capt. Jno. H.
Clendenin, Mary Scott – Rawn‘s sister-in-law
DeWitt, Mr.
Dossey, Owen – In jail on charge of larceny, Rawn visits him there
Douglass, Mrs. 211
Drebs, Mrs. – of Pottsville
Dunton, Capt. Geo. – of Philadelphia
Ecklennacht, Mr. – of Philadelphia
Enrich, Geo. W.
Fein, Mr. and Mrs.
Feslar, Jno. – Paid Rawn for writing an application for patent
Findlay, Capt. J. K. – Visitor of the Rawn family
Fisher, Geo.
Fisher, Jacob – Rawn bought hay from him
Fossling, Jno. E. – Rawn bought coffee and sugar from him
Geiger, Geo. – Rawn bought wheat from him
Gough, Mr. R. – Gives a lecture on temperance at Methodist Church
Griffiths, Mr. – Rawn looks through his stable
Hammond, R. D. – Walked with Rawn sometimes
Haney, Jno. – Client
Hebbel, Sarah – Client
Heckman, Mr.
Heisley, J. – Paid by Rawn for mending Mary‘s belt
Hickman, Jno.
Hiester, K.O.
Hoffman, Jno. – Rawn bought milk from him
Hooper, Perry – Rawn pays him for hauling coal
Janey, Miss – Visitor of Rawn 212
Johnson, Jno. – Rawn bought coal from him
Kane, Jos. R. [K.] – Atty. Genl.
Keller, Jacob
Kimble, Thos. R.
Kinkle, Tho. – Defends Tom Nathans in court
Kintzel, Christian
Kintzel, David – Son of Christ. Kintzel
Kline, Wm.
Knox, Mrs. Sarah – Renting a house from Rawn
Krause, Judge David
Krebs, Col.
Lawry, Mr. – Of Pittsburg
Layng, Geo. W. – Rawn met him in Governor Shunk‘s room
Lebo, Mrs. Margaret
Levin, Mr. – Gave speech at the courthouse on Feb. 22, 1845
Lewis, Laurence – Rawn bought chicken from him
Lights, Henry – Rawn rides to his house and back
Litz, Geo.
Mackson, E. O.
Matin, Mr. (Reverend)
McAllister, Richard
McClintock, D.
McCurdy, Dr. M. – Rawn bought sperm oil from him 213
McKeehan, Jno. – Was at Rawn‘s office with S. D. Adair
McKeene, Alexander
McKeever, Jesse – Student of Rawn
McKennen, Jesse
McKibbon – of Pittsburg
Megowan, Richd. – Rawn introduced him to Mr. Lawry
Miller, Jesse
Minkley, Joel – Rawn buys a lard lamp at his place
Mordoch, Susan – Hired woman of the Rawn family
Nathans, Tom – Tried at the same time as Dossey
O‘Connor, Mr.
Parkers, G. S.
Peacocks, The
Pervose, C. B.
Petnken, Henry – Visitor of Rawn with Nancy Shunk
Price, Eli K. – Conversed with Rawn at Buchlers Hotel, Of Philadelphia
Prime, David – Client
Prime, Mrs. Maria
Rahn, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. – Rawn met them while at Exe. Chamber
Rahn, Jacob – Son of Geo. Rahn
Rawn, Charles Jr. – Rawn‘s son
Rawn, D. W. – Rawn‘s brother
Rawn, Frances – Rawn‘s wife 214
Rawn, Mary – Rawn‘s daughter
Ray, Capt. Dunton
Ray, Jno. R. – Of Philadelphia, an applicant for House Inspector
Reigart, Franklin
Rhaun, Catherine
Rhoads – Rawn bought groceries there
Rhodes, Chas. – Client
Riggs, Jno.
Righ, Dr.
Rinehart, Chas. W. – Tended to Rawn‘s horse, died partway through this journal
Roberts, Col. – Rawn attended a meeting of the Board of School Directors at his office
Roberts, Dr. – Looked at
Sayres, Ed. T. – Of Philadelphia
Schaffner, Mrs. Rachel
Schreiner, Mr. – Rawn goes to Phip Temery school to transfer scholars to him
Scott, Wm. (colored) – Rawn paid him to haul 2 loads of wood
Shapp, Danl. – Client
Shapp, Fredk. – Client
Sharpless, Dr. T. J. – of Philadelphia
Shearer, Jos. - Tailor
Shucks, Hamilton
Shuks, Geo. – Runs a blacksmith where Rawn got his horses fore shoes moved
Shunk, Francis – Rawn‘s legal mentor, is inaugurated as governor of Pennsylvania 215
Shunk, Herman
Shunk, N. – Daughter of Gov. Shunk
Shunk, Ths. R.
Snyder, Antes
Stephenson, Maria
Sukema, Jno.
Summan, Jno.
Theisten, S. O.
Thollehamer, Fredk. – Client
Thompson, Mr. Walter – Rented an office of Rawn‘s
Todd, Wm. W.
Tyler, Mrs.
Uhler, Jacob – Miller
Utz, George
Venexen, Misses – Visitor of the Rawn family
Vogens, Jas. (colored) – Works with Jno. Johnson
Waldron, Wm. D. – Delivered a letter to Rawn from Andrew Cay
White, Chas.
Wynne, Dr. James – Introduced himself to Rawn in the courthouse
Yintz [Youtz], Jeremiah – Rawn wrote to him
February 19, 1846 to March 14, 1846, Book 17 (Sparks)
Alricks, Hamilton – Brother of Herman Alricks 216
Alricks, Herman and Fanny – Herman was fellow investor with Rawn in the Harrisburg
Savings Institutions; Rawn attended their child‘s funeral
Bailey, Miss Sarah – Teacher
Barclay, S.M.
Beck, Peter – Client
Bratton, Mr. B.
Bruheker, Mary and Ann – Thos. Lingle was their guardian
Buehler, Henry – Business associate of Rawn
Busdale, C.
Butler, Bill – Paid by Rawn for cleaning carriage
Chase, Dr. Heber – Doctor who threatened Rawn with a legal suit regarding payment of
the bill for daughter‘s treatment in Philadelphia
Clendenin, Mary Scott – Rawn‘s sister-in-law, acted as messenger for Chase
Curtis, Bill – Paid by Rawn for cleaning horse
Dole, Mrs. – Attended funeral of Alrick‘s child with Rawn
Elder, Dr. – Lectured on temperance
Eslinger, Miss
Fesler, Mr. – Client
Hannahs, Mrs.
Henry, G.B. – Delivered money to McCord for Rawn
Hoffman, Mr. – Sold wheat to Rawn
Hubley, Barny
Hubley, Mrs. – Stayed with Rawn‘s children while he and his wife attended a party 217
Jordan, Mr. – Counsel for Chase in suit against Rawn
Kaull, Mr. J.
Kean, Miss (Kane) – Attended funeral of Alrick‘s child with Rawn
Kimble, Mr. R.
Lingle, Thos. – Client
McClure, Mr. William – President of Harrisburgs Savings Institution, counsel for Rawn
in regard to Chase‘s suit
McCord, Lawr. – Rawn paid him for a mitten order
McKeevers, J.K
Millers, Mr.
Peck, Susan – one time ―girl‖ no longer employed by Rawn
Pollock, E.M. – Hosted a party attended by Rawn and his wife
Rahn, Judge
Rawn, D. – Rawn‘s brother
Rawn, Elizabeth (Beth) – Rawn‘s daughter
Rawn, Juliann – Rawn‘s sister
Roads, Chas. – Client
Sanders – Mended shoes for Rawn‘s wife
Shaffner, Mrs. Rachl
Shearer, Jos. – Tailor of Rawn
Shoop, George – Sold butter and hay to Rawn
Shunk, Governor – Relative, friend, and frequent riding partner for Rawn
Snyder, Ch. 218
Springman, Solomon - Bookbinder
Thompson, Walker
Utz, George – Handyman employed by Rawn to do work around the house
August 12, 1849 to September 14, 1849, Book 20 (Walker)
Ahciro[?], Miss Margaut
Albrights of Hanover
Allsman, Philip
Anthony, Mr.
Awl[?], Jacob M.
Barnitz‘s, Mr. and Mrs.
Bealty, Mrs.
Beattys
Berver
Boas [?]
Boon, Garvin [?]
Boroman[?]
Bowman
Boyer, Esqs.
Bredin, James
Briggs, Mr.
Briggs, C. Esqr 219
Brooks, Mr.
Brun, Esqs.
Burr
Callum, Mr.
Calvin, J.
Chas., Mr.
Chas.
Clearton, J.
Clendenin, Mr.
Clendenin, Mrs.
Daffy, Lawrence
Dewalt, Mr.
Donnehy, Magdalena
Dougherty, Philip
Duff, Saml.
Eliza
Emerson, Mr.
Eppley, Dave
Fackler, Mrs. Elizabeth
Falsicks
Felden, Mr. & Mrs. [?]
Fenn, Theo
Fishburn, Samuel 220
Fisler, Jacob
Fornteys
Frazer, Reah
Green Stehley & Robbins
Hamilton, Rev. Mr.
Harman
Hays, Mr.
Heberlings, Jacob
Hipple, Mr. [?] Jr
Hooker, Perry
Keagy‘s
Keener, Mr.
Keever, Mr.
Kelker, Rudolph
King, Rev. Mr.
Krause
Lappe, Charles
Layng, G. W.
Martin, H. P.
Mary
McFaden, Mo.
McGee, Rody
McKeever, J. K. 221
McManus, Mo.
McNeal, Mrs. [?] William [?]
Miller, Mr.
Mills, Mrs. Eliza B.
Mills, Dr. J. G.
Mitchell, Rev. Mr.
Moyers or Myers
Murphy, Mr.
Murray, Miss Eliza
Murray, Keeper
Neidig, Saml.
Penniman, Geo. C.
Perriman, G. C.
Perven[?], Wi. [?]
Philip
Plunket, James
Pollack, Mr.
Rhawn, A.
[Rock], Peter
Rock, James
Sanders, Mr. [?] T.
Schaeffers
Shaim[?],Jas. 222
Shunk, Mrs
Shunk, Mrs. Jane
Shunk, Jas
Shunk, Sam T. Esqs.
Simenton, Rev Mr.
Snyder
Snyder, C.A. Esqr[?]
Sutz, Henry
Sutz‘s family
Taylor, Gen.
Thompson, Eliza
Trimble, James
Utz, Geo.
Wallace, Dr. Wm.
Wallace, Wm. F.
Walters, Samuel
September 15, 1849 to November 30, 1849, Book 20 (Barnes)
Albright, Mo
Allen, Mr. Cooper – Client
Alricks, Hamliton – Was at Beatty‘s for Thanksgiving along with Rawn
Alricks, Henry 223
Ball, J. T.
Balman, Michl.
Beatty, Ercurius
Beatty, Mary
Beatty, Wm. P.
Berghaus, Mr. – Rawn bought sugar from him
Bithemers, Mo.
Bol., Mr.
Boon, Gavin – Rawn paid him for hooping his carriage wheels
Bower, Jap. – Client
Branyan, Robt. A.
Bredin, Mr. James – Rawn‘s student
Breniger, Miss Ann
Brenner, Peter – Rawn bought hay from him
Bretz, Geo. – Calls on Rawn to look at and purchase Mills ornstat [?] instruments
Briggs, Mr.
Buffington
Bull, Dr. (reverend) – Was at Beatty‘s for Thanksgiving along with Rawn
Buniman, G. C.
Burnett, A. – Treasurer who collected pew rent for Presbyterian Church
Bush, Wm.
Callum, Mr. – Rawn bought groceries from him
Calvin, J. – Walked with Rawn and his son Charles 224
Carson, Jno.
Chapin, E. W. – Rawn received a letter from him
Cheyney, Mo. H. (Captain) – Rawn write to him
Cicily – Woman who helped Mrs. Beatty and Frances Rawn make peach butter
Clearson, F. – Takes the place of McClure as an attorney with Rawn
Clendenin, Mrs. – Relative of Frances
Cox, Esther – Married in Epis. Church to Mr. Piolet
Cuniman, Geo. C. – Of Baltimore
Dean, Robt. S. – Attorney in Cincinnati
Denehy [possibly Donehy], Magdaleria
Duey, Fredk. – Client
Duff, Sam – Shoemaker, his wife was a client of Rawn along with three other women
Eby, J. and E. C. – Rawn bought coal from them
Edwards, Mr. – Rawn buys shoes for John Calvin from him
Ellen – Women who works for the Beattys
Emerson, George F. – Business associate of Rawn
Eysler, DAS – Rawn buys alcohol from him
Fackler, Mrs. Elizabeth
Fishburn, S. – Rawn bought wheat from him
Forster, Major – Examined law books at the State Library
Ford, Charly (colored) – Assisted with cutting
Fortney, Christn. – Rawn bought oats from him
Gamber, Susan J. – Rawn received a letter from her 225
Gaure, Mr. - Teacher
Geff, Elizabeth
Grady, Ellen – Came to live Rawn for 75 cents per week
Grady, Mo. – Elizabeth‘s brother, lived with Rawn on trial
Hagy, O.
Hale, Mrs. Joanna
Hamilton, Mr. (reverend)
Harrington, J. (colored)
Heinz, Trimbly
Hiyo, Geo. W. – Mills‘ brother-in-law
Hoffmanop, Mo.
Hopkins, Benj. – Rawn receives from him rent on Wister property
Hopkins, Beufn.
Howell, Mr. (reverend) – Preached
Hummels, V. – Rawn bought sugar from him
Hunt, Mr. (reverend) – Preached when Rawn was at church
Ingram, Sarah – Involved in the Mills case
Keller, Michl. – Client
Kern [Kerr?], Mrs.
Kernan, Michl. – Client
Kirk, M. (Col.)
Kunkle – Attorney for the other side in the Mills case
Leedy, Jacob – Alias Mr. Milton, client of Rawn and Seiler 226
Loy, Mrs. Elizabeth – Rented the back building on the alley from Rawn
Lutz, Cathe. Ann – Other side of the Mills case
Martin, Perry
Mawl, Mr. Jacob – Deceased
McAllister, R.
McClure – Attorney with Rawn, unable to practice during part of this journal
McCormick
McKenne – Walks with Rawn
Metzel, Mrs.
Mewry, Miss
Mills, Dr. J. G. – Client of Rawn and Emerson, they visit him in prison
Mills, Eliza B. – Sister of Dr. J.G. Mills who is in prison
Modgson, Mr. – Preached a discourse on Mr. Jacob Mawl‘s death
Mony, Mr. – Carries home supplies that Rawn buys
Moore, Anthony and Cecelia – Lived with Rawn for a time
Morris, Mr. (reverend) – Of Silver Springs
Neidigs, Saml. – Rawn, Emerson, and Rawn‘s son stop at his house while hunting for
pie cider, client of Rawn
Newbecker, Philip – He and his wife dined with Rawn and Frances
Obey, Fredr. – Rawn goes to see him about Reeme case
Ort, S. N. – Calls on Rawn about Dorrance & Krause & Boas cases
Page, Mr. – Rawn buys potatoes from him
Parker, B. 227
Patterson, R. (Major General) – Rawn receives a letter from him
Pearson, Judge – Judge in the Mills case
Penrose, Chas. B. – Of Washington City
Petniken, Harry – Deceased, died at Merchants Hotel in Philadelphia
Piolet, Mr. – Married Esther Cox in Epis. Church, brother of Victor E. Piolet
Piolet, Victor E.
Rawn, Charles Jr. – Son of Charles Rawn
Rawn, John Calvin – Son of Charles Rawn
Rawn, Juliann – Rawn‘s sister
Rawn, Mary – Rawn‘s daughter
Rhawn, A.
Rhoads, Mo. – Rawn pays him for brown sugar
Rittenhouse, Mr. (reverend) – Preached at Rawn‘s church
Rop, Robt. J.
Sedgewick - Attorney
Seiler, Geo. C. A. – Attorney, Counsel for Deft. With Rawn
Shoop, Mr. – Runs a store which Rawn frequents
Shunk, Saml. J.
Shunks, The
Soy, Mrs. Elizabeth – Lives in a brick house of Rawns
Spangler, Geo.
Springmans, H.
Stevenson, J.M. 228
Thorny, M.
Trimble, James – Of Clarksville
Utz, Geo. – Rawn loaned $2.50 to his wife and George Utz paid him back
Walters, Saml. – Rawn bought flour from him
Watts, Judge – Took Judge Pearson‘s place as judge in Mills case
Weber, F. W. – Rents on Miter property
Williams, Ezekiel – His boy swept Rawn‘s chimneys
Wister, Chas. J. – Of Germantown, frequent correspondent of Rawn
Wyeth, Mrs. Mo. – Frances and Chas. Visit her
Wz, George and Mrs.
September 14, 1850 to October 15, 1850, Book 22 (Yanosik)
Alcock?, William, 9/14/50
Acsscoye?, Sude 9/18/50
Bacbaugh, Mr. 9/28/50
Bank, Hon. Ephraim – judge? 9/20/50
Bealty, Mrs. – wife of William Bealty and sister of Frances Rawn. 10/3/50
Bealty, William P. – husband of Frances Rawn‘s sister? 10/2/50
Becks, Peter – farmer, orchard? 10/5/50 10/8/50
Ben, Rev. C. - minister 9/22/50
Berry?, Samuel 10/4/50
Biggs, Hillary - Chambersburg, PA 9/17/50 229
Bisly? Joseph [Joseph B. Siles?] – roofer? 10/10/50
Boas, Bill – born Sept. 1803; purchased interest in Reporter; cashier and clerk in the
State Treasurer‘s Dept.in the administrations of Bickel, Bailey, Magraw, and
McGreth - 1866-68 one of the publishers of the Patriot. 9/24/50
Buchanan, Mr. – possibly Mr. James Buchanan, future president of U.S. 9/20/50
Buffington 9/18/50
Buffington, Hill – involved in the Buffington business. 9/19/50
Buffington, B. + L. H. - wood and coal business? 9/30/50
Bunckle, William H., Esq. 10/12/50
Calvin - John Calvin Rawn, son 9/14/50 9/15/50 9/22/50
Charles – Charles C. Rawn, Jr. – son 10/1/50
Charley – Charles C. Rawn Jr. - son 9/18/50
Chas – Charles C. Rawn Jr. - son 9/14/50 9/28/50 10/13/50
Children – Charles C. Rawn, Jr., Mary Scott Glendin/Clendenin, Frances
Glendin/Clendenin Rawn, and John Calvin Rawn 9/22/50, 9/24/50, 9/25/50,
9/28/50, 9/29/50, 10/2/50, 10/3/50, 10/4/50, 10/5/50, 10/6/50, 10/8/50
Clendenin, Frazer – related to Mrs. Rawn? Possibly brother or cousin? 9/28/50
Cunkle?, Cesula – tailor? 9/16/50
Eldred [Elderly?] + Robinson – circus 9/20/50
Elderly - circus owner 9/16/50
Eldrid [Elderly?] Robinson - Circus Productions 9/17/50
Evans?, Church 10/9/50
Fackler?, Elizabeth 9/28/50 230
Fox office 10/12/50
Frazer, Richard? Esq. 10/12/50
Galiric, J. 9/17/50
Garman, Young Mr. 10/8/50
Heile? possibly Henry Heikel? – boatman 9/16/50
Helfatten? Edward Pollock 9/17/50
Helter? Buck P. 9/24/50
Henry‘s Hose – clothing store? 9/28/50
Huci? Hikel I. - Circus 9/17/50
Hines? William M. 9/24/50
Hinnlte property, possibly Hite? – farmer 9/17/50
Hionfl? Mary 9/19/50
Hos? J. 10/9/50
Hubrei? Mary 9/17/50
Hubrei, Charity – daughter of Mary Hubrei 9/17/50
Hundatnia? 9/17/50
Hunief? Thaltery 9/18/50
Hunkundy? J. B., Esq. – Philadelphia, PA 9/20/50
Kean? Hean? Colonel G. Hean? 9/24/50
Kee Kee 9/17/50
Lons 9/17/50
Lykens Valley Coal 9/19/50
M, Rev. J. – minister 9/22/50 231
MacAlbiden 9/14/50
Mary – Mary Scott Glendin/Clendenin - daughter 9/22/50, 10/13/50
Mason, Charley – handyman? 9/14/50, 9/19/50, 9/21/50, 9/26/50
Mason, Elizabeth – wife of Charley Mason? 10/9/50
Mcalleclin? 10/10/50
McAllester? – possibly McAlister; magistrate? 9/30/50
McCormick office 10/12/50
McFerial, Rences – maker of some kind 9/18/50
Mcffthell? 9/16/50
McGeneby, William L. - son 10/13/50
McKean, Samuel - Washington, D.C. 10/10/50
McKnight, Mr. – agent for Eldred [Elderly?] + Robinson. 9/20/50
McMesich, Rev. – minister 9/14/50
McRudy, old 9/22/50
Miler?, C. J., Chas Q. Miller? Chas – Germantown, PA 9/27/50, 10/10/50, 10/15/50
Milliaws - son of 9/14/50
Mills, Elizabeth B. - Chester, PA 9/14/50
Miste? Cha 9/20/50
Mohlery? Catherine 10/12/50
Orth, Mr. George – shoemaker 10/12/50
Porter, Governor – Governor David Rittenhouse Porter; came from prominent family;
born October 31, 1788 and died August 6, 1867; Pennsylvania governor January
15, 1839 to January 21, 1845, Jacksonian Democrat 10/11/50 232
Posles? Joseph, [Siles? Giles?] - roofer? 10/11/50
Puee? Puce?, Susan H. – letter writer 9/20/50
Purvcanie? General 10/11/50
Rapp, Sam - Lancaster, PA 9/27/50
Rauch? Bernard - married to Sarah Wombech in 1811, six children 10/10/50
Rawn, Frances 9/29/50
Red 9/16/50
Robinson - circus owner 9/16/50
Ruth + Hawkins – business – (wine shop?) 9/18/50
Seibert, Mr. 10/15/50
Sey, Elizabeth – wife of William Sey 9/16/50
Sey, William – husband of Elizabeth Sey 10/3/50
Sharpie? J. B. – possibly James B. Sharpe, born 1784 and died 1861. 9/27/50
Sights, Henry – farmer 10/4/50
Slaves – Acy[?], Cart[?], St[?] 9/30/50
Taylor – slaveholder 9/30/50
Thompson, Edward – possibly husband of Janice B. Thompson. 9/24/50
Thompson, James P. - Carlisle, PA, possibly related to Edward and/or Janice Thompson.
10/3/50
Thompson, Janice B. – possibly wife of Edward Thompson 9/16/50
Trimble Estate - estate of James Trimble. 10/7/50
Trimble heirs – heirs of James Trimble. 9/25/50
Trimble, Mr. H., Esq. – one of the Trimble heirs. 9/24/50 233
Trimble, James – deceased businessman in Harrisburg; Rawn collected rent on the
Trimble properties for the heirs 9/24/50
Unger, Benjamin – son of David Unger? 10/9/50
Unger, David – blacksmith 10/9/50
Utz, Mrs. George – tenant in Trimble property. 10/7/50
Utz, Lydia – daughter of Mrs. George Utz. 10/7/50
Wife – Frances Rawn 9/18/50, 9/22/50, 9/24/50, 9/25/50, 9/28/50, 10/2/50, 10/3/50,
10/5/50, 10/6/50, 10/13/50
Williams, Mr. – possibly Mr. Evan Williams. 9/21/50
Williams, Ezestiel – cleaning lady? 10/12/50
Wisler, Chas. S. - Germantown, PA 10/3/50
Yace 9/18/50
Yeager, Margaret – tenant in Trimble property 9/17/50, 9/25/50
Ziegler?, George 9/16/50
July 31, 1851 to September 25, 1851, Book 22 (Leon)
Alricks, Herman – Frequent visitor of Rawn
Baldwin, J. H. – Agent of Jacob Peters
Bellman, Oliver
Bitterman, Jno.
Black, George – Managed the ―Irving House‖ with his father
Black, Mr. Mo. – Ran the ―Irving House‖ where Rawn stayed in Cape May
Bowd, Mr. – Rawn met him on the steamboat Thomas Powel 234
Caldwell, Edmund B. – Runs a cloth store in Philadelphia
Casson, F. C. – Attorney who Rawn writes to on subject of rehearing
Cheyney, Chas. H.
Craft, James S. – Of Pittsburg
Croft, Mr. T J. – Music teacher, Rawn handles W.G. Milliston‘s claim against him
Crop, Geo. P. – Of firm Blanche & Crop
DeWitt, Mr. – Preached at Rawn‘s church in Harrisburg
Edward – Irish porter at White Swan Hotel in Philadelphia
Eichelberger, Jacob – Client
Elder, Thos.
Elfatrich, Jme.
Elliot, Saml. A. – Part of William Mason & Co.
Filbert, Mrs. Matilda – Widow, daughter of Judge R
Fishborn, Amos – Owes Rawn some money, Rawn visits him a few times to collect
Fitch, J. W. – Rawn offered to sell his horse to him
Floyd, Sarah A. – Dr. Thos. Mills‘ sister
Fox, James – Attorney in Harrisburg
Frazer, Col. Reah – Speaker at Dem. Meeting in the courthouse
Freeman, James
Fruauf – Daughter of the Principal of the school Oscar Rahn attended, Instructress
Geist, J. M. Willis – Client
Gelp, Chas.
Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. – Rawn met them in Cape May 235
Gilbert, Mrs.
Glentworth, Theodore – Clerk of Carlisle and Gaskill
Graff, Paul
Grahams – Rawn bought sugar from them
Gresimer, Jonah – Tailor
Harman, Mrs. – Deceased, Buried at 4pm on August 21, 1851
Heberton, Mr. (reverend) – Gave the sermon at Presby. Church in Cape May
Hieskill, W. B. – Of Philadelphia, Rawn receives a letter from him when he returns to
Harrisburg
Hintze, Dr. Wm.
Hopkins, Benjn.
Hubbell, Mrs. Rebecca
Hutter, E. W. (reverend) - Rawn went to his church while in Philadelphia
Irvine, Wm.
Jackson, Betsy – Does the washing and ironing for the Rawn family
James, Chas. T. – Senator of U.S. from Rhode Island
Jarvis, Mr. – Rents to the Millhouses
Keller, H. F. – Rents a house from Rawn
Kerr, J. W. – Runs a grocery store
Lamberton, Robert A. – Attorney in Harrisburg
Lee, Mary – Formerly Peacock, daughter of James P.
Lesley, Ed. A.
Lumberton, Mrs. – Client, represented by Rawn in trial for her application for divorce 236
Lutz, Dr. – Of Philadelphia, Rawn met him in Cape May
Manley, Chas. D.
Martin, Dr.
Mary – Chambermaid in Rawn‘s hotel (Irish)
Mason, Chas.
McAllister, Judge Matts [Watts] – Rawn argues before him for a new trial in Briggs vs.
The Am. Tel. Co.
McClure, Wm.
McKean, Hannah
McWilliams, P. H. – Rents a store room from Rawn
Miles, Mr.
Miller, Dr. – [Mills?]
Millhouse, Amos – Rents the Jacob and Boyd property, pays the rent to Rawn
Milliston, W. G. – Client
Mills, Chas. H. – Part of William Mason & Co.
Mills, Dr. Thos. B. – Client who is in prison
Mills, James K. – Part of William Mason & Co.
Mister, Chas. S. – Client
Mitchell, A.
Morton, Nathaniel – Son of the former governor of Massachusetts, Attorney in Mass.
Moyer, Sam.
Muench, Mr. – Interpreter
Mulins, Mr. – Husband of former Sarah Peacock 237
Myder, Solm. – Witness in Thompson vs. Cunkle case
Neal, Mrs. Elizabeth M. – Client
Neidig, Mrs. Elizabeth – Client
Neidy, Mrs. Saml. – Visitor of Rawns
Oglesby, Jonah – Rawn bought milk and cream from him
Park, B.
Parke [Parker], Gilbert L. [S] – Rawn and Charles met him in Cape May
Peacock, Sarah – Now wife of Mr. Mulins, Intimate in Rawn‘s family 30 years before
Pearson, Judge
Petersperthel, Geo. – Client
Pollock, E. M. – In The Key Stone Club
Porter, David R. – Rawn used to make speeches at political meetings for him
Potts, Abigail
Rahn, Judge – Joined Rawn and Charles on the steamboat Edwin Forrest
Rahn, Oscar – Son of Judge Rahn, Rawn calls on him in Lititz
Rawn, Charles Jr. – Rawn‘s son
Rawn, Fanny – Rawn‘s daughter
Rawn, Frances – Rawn‘s wife
Rawn, Geo.
Rawn, John Calvin – Rawn‘s son
Rawn, Mary – Rawn‘s daughter
Ried, Thos. C. – Client
Russell, Mr. – Former clerk in Dauphin Deposit Bank 238
Seiler, Dr. – The prison physician
Shells, C. M.
Single, Thos.
Thompson, J. A. – Waiter
Trimbles, Thos. R. – Rawn and Charles stayed with them for a night
Warford, A. B. – Rawn met him in Elizabethtown
Wyeth, Mrs. Jon. – Rawn takes her home from church
October 1, 1851 to October 22, 1851, Book 22 (Sheeler)
Beatty, Mrs. George, and child
Beatty, Mrs. William P.
Boyer, George
Bredin, James, Esq. – Butler, PA
Brenner, Peter
Burnett, A.
Butler, Mr.
Croft, Mr.
Emerson, Geo. L., Esq.
Fannny – wife; attended German Reformed church
Gilbert, Mrs. – Rawn‘s wife visits
Graff, Paul
Hopkins, Barry – rec‘d rent
Jackson, Betsey – did washing and ironing 239
Jones, Wm.
Knepley, Mr.
McCormick
McKinney, Chambers – brother of Mordecai McKinney
McKinney, Mordecai Judge – Rawn visits his often several times
Miller, G. A.
Miller, G. W.
Millhouse, Amos
Muller, Samuel v. Geof Urban and Jacob Riley – case
Neidig‘s
Neidig, Mrs. Elizth.
Nilliston, W. G. & Co. – client
Oflerbys, Jonah
Parke, B.
Partridge, Capt.
Pollack, Will
Pollocks & Wyeths book store
Porter, Rev. – preached at Lutheran church
Rawn, J. Calvin – son
Rawn, Chas. – son
Rawn, Mary – daughter
Shell, C. M.
Sheesley, Mr. 240
Sights, Henry
Thompson, Edmd.
Trimble, James R.
Trimble, Thomas R.
Weaver, Mr.
Wyeth, Mrs. Jno.
Zimmerman, C. O.
April 1, 1852 to April 15, 1852, Book 23 (Clay)
Alrick, Herman(us) Esq.- senior attorney in Dauphin county
Alricks, Hamilton - Harrisburg attorney who tried cases in U.S. Supreme Court
Bergners Book Store
Bevan + Dunham - law firm in Baltimore
Bitterman, Mo. - of Gratztown
Boas, S.T.K. Esq
Bordin, G.W.
Brawley, Gen‘l L.P.
Bredin, James Esq.
Buch, Wm.
Buehley, Robert
Buffington, ?
Bullocks - next door neighbors to the Rawns
Burnett, ? 241
Clark, A.M.
Crepley, Mr.
Curzon, E.
DeWitt, Rev. Wm. - Pastor of Presbyterian Church
Dunn, Andrew - from Cincinnati, a non-union Scot printer at Fenn + Sedgrericks who
caused a strike at the Telegraph by failing to carry a union card.
Earness, J.
Eicheiberger, Jacob
Fenn + Sedgrericks - printing firm owned by Theophilus Fenn
Fleming, Dr. - dentist
Gellentniy, F. - tenant of Rawn
Germantown Telegraph - newspaper
Graff, Paul
Grahm, James - of Philadelphia
Greenwalt - a server from Hummelstown
Hackiden, ?
Haehrolen, Jacob H.
Jackson, Betsey - laundress
Johnson, ?
Jones, Joseph
Joseph, Charles
Kelly, David
Kline, Esq. 242
Kreide, Mr - of Dauphin Deposit Bank
Lowry, Mr.- of the House of Representatives from Schuylkill County
Mapluckin, Mo.
Meyer, Charles F. - of Baltimore
Miller, Rothy
Mollriler - colored man
Moore, M. - colored man
Nelf, McCormick
Oglesby, Jonah - prominent agriculturalist and manufacturer of sickles
Parkhills, Robert
Pollock, Mrs.
Porter, Mr. - carpenter worked on Rawn house
Rahn, Judge
Roberts, Dr. E.W. - Edmund Wilson Roberts M.D., Yale graduate
Rouch, Mr. - journeyman carpenter; worked on Rawn house
Sain, Geo.
Shell, Mr. C.M.
Shellehamer, Abrm. - of East Hanover
Shirk, Michl. - engaged in mercantile pursuits in Dauphin County
Shoch, Saml. Esq. - prominent Harrisburg attorney (Colonel S. Shoch)
Shunk, Wm. - son of Gov. Shunk
Sinn, Jos. - brother-in-law of Chas Spring
Sinnickson, Storms,+ Martin - law firm from Philadelphia 243
Spring, Amos
Spring, Charles
Spring, Jos.
Steins Hotel
Sykem, Wm.
The Presbyterian - newspaper
Trimble, Thos. R.
VanRiper, Christopher Columbus - son of P.G. Van Riper
VanRiper, P. Ganeh
Walace, Joseph - leaser of pew rents, Presbyterian Church
Walters, Saul
Wenrich, Amos
Wyett, Gertrude - married Wm. Shunk
Zimmerman, C.O. - Conrad O. Zimmerman brick manufacturer
September 26, 1853 to October 23, 1853, Book 24 (Montgomery)
Alleman, Bishop
Boone, Mary
Bradley, Mrs. Susan
Burton, Philip
Cheyney, Uncle William
Cookman, Reverend Alfred 244
Clarke, Henry
Colden, Mr.
Duncan, Hiram
Ely, Jacob
Fleisher, Sarah
Finkesburg, Gamber
Flandeman
Fyatt, John
Fyatt, Mary
Gibbons
Goodrich, Mrs. Rose
Grissinger, S. A.
Harris, Elizabeth
Hazlitt, James
Hirt, Mr.
Hullinger, M.
Heming, Mr.
Hause, John
Heuser, Magdalena
Houser, Jacob
Hierkill, W. B., Esq
Jacob, A. P., Esq
Kelley, Charles 245
Kraus, Andrew
McMorris, Dr. Patrick
Miller, Samuel
Miller, Stephen
McClean, Mrs. Margaret
Meredith, Anderson
Meredith, Chas.
Meredith, Matthew
Meredith, William
McCormick, James
Neid, David
Neidy, Sarah Anne Holoman
Nissely, E.
Parkhill, William
Pete, Mrs.
Reed, Mary Ann
Rinchart, Mr.
Smiler, M. A.
Smith, H. F.
Sprague, James H.
Shell, C. M.
Seilen, Dr.
Tiffany, Professor 246
Trimble, Thomas R.
Warfords, Mrs.
Wallace, Jos.
Young, A
October 24, 1853 to November 24, 1853, Book 24 (Gleim)
Bader, H., Esq.
Bane, Mary – washing and ironing
Barnet, T. – ―My old client‖
Beatty‘s, Mrs.
Beatty‘s, Wm. P.
Behneys, Dr. - Dentist
Bigler, Gov. – Rawn goes to see him but not home
Boas & Newhard – store
Brooks, Mrs. – furnished concert ticket
Carter, Chas.
Carter, F. C., Esq.
Clarke & Wallace – case
Coleshank, Sam.- Rawn‘s contractor
Cruikshank, Mr.
Cunkle, Jno. – carpenter for Rawn
Daniel, Jno. Geo. 247
Davies, Jno. - a wine & liquor Merchant of Phil‘a
Demarests, Mr. – Charles Rawn‘s teacher
Duff, Sam‘l – ―col‘d man & shoemaker‖
Ely, J. R. – sold coal to Rawn
Ennis, Anna – cleaning woman
Ennis, James
Espy J. S. - Store owner
Etter, B. F., Esq.
Fanny – Rawn‘s wife
Faunce, Mrs.
Fishburns - ―a stove I got at Fishburns‖
Forster, Rev Thos.
Fox, James, Esq
Glenn, G.O.
Grayden, Dr.
Griffith, James W., Esq. – Dauphin
Grissinger, L. A. – shoemaker
Hacker, Dan‘l – Rawn received rent from
Hackulen‘s, C.F. – shop
Hamilton, Mrs.
Harkill, W. B., Esq
Harris, David, Esq
Hauser, John – Rawn received rent from 248
Hauser, John Weldon – father of John Hauser
Hays, Sam‘l. W. – harnessmaker
Hazlett, James – client
Henry, C. B.
Henry‘s Grocery
Horner, E. – father of Jacob Horner, client
Horner, Jacob – Rawn client accused of fornication and bastardy
Hull, G. W.
Hynicks, C. C. – employer of shoemaker Grissinger
Jacob, A. P., Esq. - Lewistown Pa.
Kinter, Geo.
Kline, Wm. Esq.
Mason, Betsey – ―Col‘d. Woman‖ cleaning for Rawn
McClure, Wm. M. & Bro
McCrery, E. & J.
McCreery, Jno.
McCrory, E. & F.
McKinley Bigler & Mills – law firm
McMorris, Dr. Patrick - Rawn client
McNeely, Sarah - gate keeper at Dauphin
Miller, J. Peter - of Dauphin
Millers & Saunders - Shoemakers
Mills, Dan‘l. – member of the firm of McKinley Bigler & Mills 249
Mills, Dr. – Rawn writes of ―Dr. Mills property‖
Minnings, Mrs Jno., Mrs. Govenor Ramsey of Minnesota, & Mrs J. Saunders – overnight
guests of Rawn
Olvis, Margaret – daughter of Nancy Olvis; client accused of assault & battery
Olvis, Nancy – client
Orth, Mr.
Parke, B.
Parkhill‘s, Mr.- Livery Stable owner
Price, H. H. – Rawn‘s barber
Ramsey, Mrs. Govenor of Minnesota, Mrs Jno. Minnings & Mrs J. Saunders – overnight
guests of Rawn
Rawn, Chas – Rawn‘s son
Rawn, J. Calvin – Rawn‘s son
Rawn, Mary – Rawn‘s deceased daughter
Ross, Jos.
Sanders, Mrs. Wm. – friend of Rawn‘s wife
Saunders, Mrs J., Mrs Jno. Minnings, and Mrs. Govenor Ramsey of Minnesota, –
overnight guests of Rawn
Scheaffer & Banks
Schaeffer, Mr. – Sealer of Weights and Measures in Dauphin County
Shannose, W. A. Esq.
Sheesley, Geo. – Rawn client
Shell, C. M., Esq 250
Shott, Augustus H.
Smith, A. F.
Smith, H. F. – carpenter for Rawn
Sontag‘s, Madame – performed in concert
Sprague
Sumner
Updegrave, Mr. – carpenter
Wenrick, Geo.
Wieskill, W. B. Esq.
Wise, Jno. A. & his wife
Worcester, Mr.
Wyeth, Mrs Jno
July 16, 1856 to September 2, 1856, Book 25 (Slater)
Aeusluge Mr.
Alricks , Herman - Attorney at law, 2nd above Chestnut
Arirth; Jas
Aurd, Moth Jones
Ave, Chas
Aver, Chas
Binder, Henry Esyr
Bishop, W. F. - Attorney at law, corner Pine & Rasberry alley
Black, Judge 251
Bloss, W.B.
Boas, F.K. Eyr.
Boas, J.D. - Jeweller, 2nd above Mulberry
Bomgardner, Geo.
Borgner, Geo.
Boruen of Ches. Coy.
Bostuts, Wm.
Bowman, Geo W. - Adjt Gen. of PA 11
Bretretis, Philip
Brinzev, J.C.
Buffinton, Benj. Eys. - Wood and coal merchant, corner 6th 7 Strawberry alley
Buffington, Bery of
Burling, Anesin Hon.
Buttz, Mo.
Calvin, Mrs.
Calvin, James Mrs.
Calvin, Jno
Carey, Jno
Carson, Mo. Esgr.
Cary, Jno.
Casey, Jno. - Butcher, State near 4th
Cassov , Mo. Esyr.
Cavevly, Mn. [Coverly, Wells?] - Hotel Keeper, corner 2nd & Market Square 252
Churg, Wm W.
Clendenin, Jno. J. Hon.
Connell, Cathl. A. Mrs.
Cronilish, Andrew
Dayton , Freemont
Deltmer, Abraham
Deltmer, Henry
Derr, Lyn Esgs.
Dramond, Henry
Eijster, A. S.
Ensminger, Philip - Auctioneer, corner 2nd and Chestnut
Eyster, Mrs.
Falbert, Jno
Fanders, Wm. T. Mrs.
Fetterman, Jacob - Stone mason, State near 4th
Flanders, William Mrs.
Fiess, Henry
Fis[?], Jacob
Ford, Gov.
Frances, Ey
Fread, P. N.
Fuest, Eyster Mrs.
Funk, Jno. - Engineer, Paxton near Front 253
Gafihill, Charles Sen.
Gastrock, John - Carter, Walnut near 4th
Gelf, Boas
Gelf, Jno. Calvin
Gelferyayer, M. Hopple
Gilbert , Henry - Hardware merchant, Market near 3rd
Green, Simon
Griffith, James W. Esy
Griffiths Eyr.
Hamman, Chas.
Haner Esgr
Harris, G. W. - Attorney at law, cor Harris' alley and 2nd
Hatfield, Samuel
Heisley, Jno - Druggist, cor 2nd & Chestnut (pg. 20)
Higgins, James
Hobt, Bunhan
Hoffman, Ros. G.
Holmes, Silas M.
Hoke, Gake
Hoke, Gall
Hoke, Jon.
Homer Expr.
Hummel, Albert - Sadler, Walnut near Front 254
Hyler, Fredek
James, Capt.
Kanies, Hollidar C.
Kelley, Wm. - Carpenter, Spruce below North
Kern, Jno. C. Hon.
Kervart, Mdy
Kiruzer, Franer J. – miller Eys
Kreider, Mr. - Carpenter, Market near 3rd
Kunkel , Jno. C. Hon.
LaFishes, Bishop
Lart, Irene
Laur, Thomas
Lonnes , A. W.
Looker, Chas. - Shop, State near Spruce
Looker, Edward
Lorrel, James
Mand, Phillis
Manuis, K.
Martin, A.
Mayess, Fager
McCasey
McKeen & wife
Meily, W.W. 255
Miller, Sam
Miller, William - Coachmaker, South near 2nd, or Miller, Wm. G. - Cotton mill, Barbara
alley
Mitchell, Protho
Mitchell, Wm. - Prothonotary, Third above State
Mitchell, Wm. Sr.
Montgomery, Kirk
Moore, Anthony - Cotton mill, Liberty alley near 3rd
Moore, Jno - Confectioner, Pine near 3rd (pg. 24)
Moore, Patrick
Mueuh/Muerreh, Chas. F. [Muench, Chas?] - Brick manufacter, Market near 4th
Munsday Eys.
Myder, C. A. Eng
Mydess, Dry.
Natfield, Samuel
Noyal, J.
Obernnell, Cathe
Ohnslafer, Mr.
OOms, Chas.
Pbrufr, Geo.
Peacock, James Esyr
Peck, Kerdu
Phil, Ann Wm. Neeley, Mrs. 256
Phil, V.H. Ron Whworth
Pomemi, Gen.
Quines, Patrick
Randalls, Solomin Elijah
Raper, Geo Eys.
Rawn, Charles
Rawn, Fanny/Fannie
Rawn, Jno. Calvin
Riegle, Mr. & Mrs.
Roberts, Gov.
Roberts, Lieut ov.
Roberts, Liut. Gen.
Royal, Joshiah - State agent, Locust near 2nd
Rudop's daughter, Eyr.
Ruver, Jacob F
Sanders, ron
Sanders, aon
Sedgwick, T. C.
Shaub, Peter
Shunk, Wm. Mrs.
Smler, Mat
Sooker , Chas.
Sooker , Edward 257
Sorrels, James
Sozrel, Jas..
Southworth, J. H.
Southworth, V. A.
Syrther Eyr.
Urich, Jas.
Wafner, Jos.
Waldon, Wm.
Walker , Jno. F.
Wallace, Eliza Mrs.
Wallace, Theo.
Wallace, William - Clerk, Walnut near 2nd
Welf, Jno. Hopple
Wenan, Pat
Wettsmes, Alslih
Whitehill, Wm.
Widson, Jas.
Widson, Thomas
Wier, Jas. W. [Weir, J. W.] – Cashier, Harrisburg Bank Market Square
Wilson, Mr. [Thos. H.?] - Clerk, 2nd above Street
Wilson, Henry U.S. Senator
Wilson , Stephen
Wiruk, Wm. F. R. 258
Woodward, John
Wysth, Geo. Mr. & Mrs.
Young, Andrew - Constable, Cherry alley near 2nd
Zeflers, Jacob
Zothing, Warren
September 3, 1856 to October 3, 1856, Book 25 (Lehr)
Aaron, Samuel – received copy of newspaper – September 11, 1856
Alrick, Hamilton – colleague and relative, September 15,1856; brother of Herman and
Muyant (?) Alrick, September 21, 1856
Alrick, Herman – bother of Muyant(?) Alrick and Hamilton, September 21, 1856
Alrick, Miss Muyant (?) – sister of Herman and Hamilton Alrick/friend; Charles Rawn
attended her funeral, September 21, 1856
Baldwin, Robert – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Baldwin, Charles – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Balch, Esq. Moses – attorney from Philadelphia involved with Freemont Documents,
September 26, 1856 September 30, 1856
Balek, Esq. John – attorney from Philadelphia, PA, September 20, 1856
Bergner, George – Public Ledger/Telegraph Office, September 6, 1856 September 11, 1856
Bishop, Esq. W.V. – Rawn in court with on this date, October 2, 1856
Blair, William – Edgehill scholar/friend of son Charles, September 26, 1856
Blesley, John – from Fishing Creek, Perry County, PA, September 27, 1856
Boer, W.V., September 12, 1856 259
Bomberger, Mr. – Cashier of Mechanics Savings Bank, September 16, 1856
Bouit (?), Noyden – attorney (?)/ Charles Rawn just met, September 13, 1856
Brannen, (?), October 1, 1856
Brant, John H. – coal dealer, September 10, 1856
Bredin, Esq. James – attorney/received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Brehm, John – from Hanover, September 23, 1856
Brennen (?), September 19, 1856
Brinton, Henry – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Buser, Henry – new client, September 23, 1856, September 24, 1856
Casey, John – butcher/friend (?), September 10, 17, 27 1856
Cheyney, (?) – sent copies of a newspaper with a letter from Charles Rawn to Silas
Holmes, September 11, 1856
Cheyney, Captain John H. – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Cheyney, Chris – son of William/received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Cheyney, D.N. – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Cheyney, George S. – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Cheyney, Joseph – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Cheyney, William – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Children – Charles Rawn‘s children, September 28, 1856
Clyde, V.J. – Freemont Meeting, September 4, 1856
Colfax – makes speech in Congress, September 22, 1856; makes speech on Republican
Platforms, September 29, 1856
Cunkle, John L. – keymaker/handyman(?), September 16, 1856 260
Dinsmore, J.L.P. – from Maine/Rawn helps find suitable living quarters - October 2, 1856
Dork, Judge (?) – Dauphin County judge
Enright, R.C. – Clerk from Oneida County, Utica, New York, September 22, 1856 September 23, 1 October 1, 1856
Erlinger, Joseph – plaintiff in trespassing case for William Moore, September 13, 1856
Eyster, Das.(?), September 12, 1856
Eyster, Mrs., September 12, 1856
Feass, Henry – tenant, October 2, 1856
Fisher, J.W. – Freemont Meeting, September 4, 6, 1856
Fleming, D. – Freemont Meeting, September 4, 1856
Ford, General – addressed meeting, September 12, 1856
Freeman, James A. – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Geiger, William Christian, September 26, 1856
Gibbons, Jorhue (?) V. – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Graham, James – Philadelphia tea and spice dealer, September 27, 1856
Green, Evan – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Griffith, Esq. Jason(?) W. – Dauphin County attorney, September 17, 19 1856
Haddleson, Dr. John – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Hagan, Richard – Tillary owner, September 13, 1856
Hagelaw (?) – attorney, September 11, 1856
Hammon or Harman (?) – Freemont Meeting, September 4, 1856
Harris, Esq. George W. – attorney/walking partner/friend (?), September 18, 21, 23, 26,
October 2,1856
Harris, W. – friend/walking partner, September 20, 1856 261
Hatfield, Samuel – client, September 23, 1856
Hogan – friend (?), September 13, 1856
Holmes, Esq. Silas M., - attorney from Detroit, MI, September 8, 1856; received copy
of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Hopple – neighbor/friend, September 24, 1856
Hughes, Helen – teacher at Edgehill School, September 22, 23, 26, 1856
Hume, Esq. (?) – an attorney Charles Rawn just met, September 13, 1856
James, Esq. Charles – from Wisconsin/Rawn helps him find suitable living quarters,
October 2, 1856
John, Miss – sister of Muyant Alrick (?)
Johnson, John – delivered coal to Charles Rawn, September 18, 1856
Johnson, Mr. – Rawn in court with on this date, October 2, 1856
Jordan, J. – carried casket of Muyant Alrick (?)
Juliana – Charles Rawn‘s sister, September 8, 15, 26, 1856,
Kinney, M.W.(?) - September 6, 1856; carried casket of Muyant Alrick - September 21,
1856
Kunkel – freighter/grocer, September 27, 1856
Lawrence – Freemont Meeting, September 4, 1856
Lewthworth (?), J.H. – from Philadelphia/received Freemont Documents; from John
Balch, Esq., September 30, 1856
Looker, Charles – tenant, October 2, 1856
Maloney, Hanora – hired woman, September 3, 1856, September 26, 1856
Matz, William – from Skuylkill, September 13, 1856 262
McCormick – attorney, September 10, 1856, September 20, 1856
Mendehall, Robert – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Miley, Ian – client, September 10, 1856
Miley, Samuel – new client, September 8, 1856
Mitchele, Prothy. – Dauphin County Prothonotary, September 15, 1856
Mitchell, William – witness of one of Charles Rawn‘s clients
Moore, William – Irishman/client (defendant), September 13, 1856
Murray, John – client, September 26, 1856, September 27, 1856
Mumma, Esq. David – attorney from Philadelphia/Wants to attend Freemont Meeting - September 27, 1856
Nace, Iassac Nace – Dauphin County carpenter, September 3, 1856
Nunan, Patrick – tenant, September 15, 1856, September 20, 1856
Palmer, Samuel – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Peters, James – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Rahn, William George – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Rawn, Charles C. – son/received copy of newspaper, September 11; September 29 Rawn,
Fanny – daughter, September 8,19, 1856
Rawn, John Calvin – son, September 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 16, 17, 19, 26, 29, 1856
Read, Esq. John W. – attorney to make speech at Dauphin County Courthouse, October
2, 1856
Reighe(?), Mrs. – overnight guest, September 12, 13, 1856
Rigler, Samuel – new client, September 23, 1856
Riley, John – milkman/farmer (?), September 3, 1856
Rop, Robert J., September 22, 1856 263
Royal, J. – Nouthurnth County (?), September 9, 1856
Rutter – lives close to school house where meeting is to take place; in York County, PA,
September 29, 1856
Sanders, William T., September 12, 1856
Sanderson - speaker from New Jersey in New Bloomfield, PA, September 26, 1856
Simms, Honorable Charles – Senator from MA, September 6, 1856
Snyder, C.A. (?), October 2, 1856
Sorret, James – client, September 4, 18, 1856
Southworth, J.H. – from Philadelphia, October 2, 1856
Strohm, Esq. – attorney from Linglestown, September 23, 1856
Townsend, Ebeneezer (?) – received copy of newspaper, September 11, 1856
Trimmer, N.W. (?), September 6, 1856
Wallower, J. – Freemont Meeting/Owner of Tillary, September 4, 6, 1856; makes his first
public political speech, September 29, 1856
Woodward, John – defendant, September 3, 1856
Wife – Charles Rawn‘s wife, September 12, 28, 1856
Zimmerman, Elias – son of Samuel Zimmerman/Wheat Flour dealer, September 26,
1856; Rawn gave Freemont Documents to him, September 27, 1856
Zimmerman, Samuel – father of Elias Zimmerman/Wheat Flour dealer, September 26,
1856
April 1, 1860 to September 30, 1860, Book 26 (Hostetter)
Aaron, Mr.- of Norristown 264
Allen- sold cure-alls
Alricks, Herman- lawyer [ lived at 64 Market St.]
Alricks, Jacob- client
Ankvar, John
Armberger, I.- keeps ―Hocker‘s Old Tavern‖
Arnold, Mr.
Auchmunty, Esq.- of Millersburg
Backus, Rev. Dr. John C.- of Baltimore
Bailey, Dr.- on committee at phrenology lecture
Barr, W.- auctioneer [Washington Barr had an auction store on North Second St.]
Barry, Nora- cleaning woman [Honora Barry, a domestic, lived at North Front St., above Pine]
Beamon- Judge
Beatty, Ellen- Mrs. Beatty‘s sister
Beatty, Mrs.- Mrs. Rawn‘s sister
Behne, Dr.- involved in court case
Bennett, Mr.- ―painter, penciller, and crayoner‖
Berghares, Bob- friend of John Calvin Rawn
Berndes- [Anton Berndes was a pedlar]
Bertram, Rev. William- died in 1740, tombstone mentioned
Bickel, Mrs.- client
Black, Miss- member of Rawn‘s church
Black, Mrs.- member of Rawn‘s church
265
Blackford, Rev. Mr. and wife- missionaries to Brazil
Blair, Frank- of Missouri
Blanchard, Joseph
Blessing, Frederick- Mrs. Blessing‘s son, owned ice cream shop on Front St.
Blessing, Mrs.- friend and mother of Mrs. D. A. S. Eyster
Blever, William
Blue, Ben- ―yellow boy‖ who did work for Rawn
Blue, Owen- ―yellow man‖
Boak, Dervis- sold plum trees
Boas, C. A.- friend of Rawn‘s sons
Boas, Charles A.- rented one of Rawn‘s properties
Boas, Charles N. and wife
Boas, D. D.- inquiring about house [Daniel D. Owned lumber yard on Canal St.]
Bonnizer- involved in court case
Book, Lewis- storekeeper
Bostian
Bower, Michael
Bowman, David
Bowman, John
Bowerman, Mrs. Margaret- wife of Solomon Bowerman
Boyd, James Esq.- of Norristown
Boyd, Mr.- the jailer
Brenneman, Mrs. Margaret
266
Briggs, John H. Esq.- lawyer
Brinzer, John C.
Brown, Otis- client
Brown, Sylvester- of Buffalo
Brown, William H.
Buehler, William- treasurer of Harrisburg Cotton Company
Bullock, M..- client
Burd, Margaret- deceased, Rawn handled her estate
Burn, Dr.- subject at phrenology lecture
Burnett, Augustus- sold flannel [he had a dry goods store at 50 South Second St.]
Burnsides, Mrs.- wife of judge
Burt, Rev. Mr.- of Baltimore
Burton, Samuel- laborer
Burrows, Thomas H.- State Superintendent of Common Schools
Byers, Eby- sold coal [his business was at Chestnut and Maiden Lane]
Cameron, Donald
Cameron, General
Cameron, J. D.
Carey, Mr.- client
Cartleman, Mr.- preacher at Episcopal Church
Casey, Michael- client
Casey, Mrs. Joseph Esq.
Casey, John- butcher [business on East State St.]
267
Cattell, Rev. W. C.- pastor at Rawn‘s church
Chandler, Mr.- ―clerk on the hill‖
Charleton, Mrs.- member of Rawn‘s church
Charlton, Dr.- Rawn‘s physician [Dr. Samuel T. Charlton lived at 8 South Market St.]
Clark, Miss A.- friend
Coesher, William H.- ―plummer‖ [business and home 38 South Second St.]
Cole, Emerson- of Middleton
Colmer- laborer
Connor, Mr.- friend and frequent companion on Rawn‘s walks [Charles Connor a clerk at
the auditor general‘s office, and lived at the State Capitol Hotel]
Connor, William- client
Copernhager- a performer
Coverly- client
Cox, John B.- owned saw mill
Cowden, John W. Esq.
Creswell, Miss- member of Rawn‘s church
Criswell, Mr.
Cruikshank, John- [painter, lived at corner of Pine Street and Raspberry Alley]
Cullen
Cunkle, George- sold sack coat
Cunkle, John- carpenter
Cunkle, L. G.- worked on chandeliers at church
Cure, John
268
Custow, Mrs.
Dailey, James- tenant [laborer]
Daugherty, Philip
Davis- helper for Cruikshank
Davis, Rev. Mr.- of Middletown
DeWitt, John- student at Princeton
DeWitt, Rev. Mr.- [Rev. William DeWitt, State Librarian]
Dickerson, Adella- client and daughter of John H. Dickerson
Dickerson, John H.- client ―colored man‖
Douglass, S. A.- Stephan A. Douglass, candidate for U.S. President
Doyle, Thomas and wife Bridget- of Doylestown
Duncan, Thomas
Dreer, H. A.- seedman, Philadelphia
Eberly, Christopher F.
Eby, Samuel
Edwards- tenant
Elder, Scott- friend of John Calvin Rawn
Elder, Tom- friend of John Calvin Rawn
Emerson, George R.-client
Emmsinger- auctioneer ―a cryer‖
Erwin, Daniel- client ―a blind man‖
Esh, Rev. Dr.- of Carlisle
Espy, Josiah
269
Espy, Mrs. James. S.
Etter, B. F.- ―my colleague‖
Eyster, Mrs. D. A. S.- friend and occasional companion on walks [married to Sheriff
David A. S. Eyster]
Eyster, Mr. D. W.
Eyster, Mary- daughter of Mr. And Mrs. D. A. S. Eyster
Eyster, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. and daughter
Eyster, Sheriff- friend [David A. S. Eyster was Deputy Sheriff and lived on North Third St.]
Eyster, Mr. W.
Fager, Al
Fahnestock, Henry- client
Faley, Thomas
Feltwell, Rev. Mr.
File, Mrs. Anna Maria- tenant
Fisher, Mrs.- tenant in ―Hopple House‖ when Rawn purchased it
Fleck, Susan- client
Flemming, David.- lawyer
Forster
Forster, W.- client
Fortney
Fowler, Mr.- of New York, a phrenologist
Fox, John H.- bidder at auction [farmer, lived on Pine St.]
Fox, Peter- Philip Hoke‘s father-in-law 270
Freas, John- sold soap [chandler, 80 Chestnut St.]
Freas, P.R.- editor of German Telegraph
Freeland, Charles
Freeman, James A.- Philadelphia
Freis- sold lime
Fry, George W.- tenant and laborer
Galbraith, Mr.- died 1744, mention of tombstone
Gale, Robert- a laborer and coal man, son-in-law of ―Old Dr. Billy Jones‖ [William M.
Jones]
Garberich- carpenter [John Garberich lived on High St.]
Gately, Mary- hired woman
Gemmel, R. B.
Gibson, John Esq.- of York
Gilbert, Lyman- son of Henry Lyman, friend of John Calvin Rawn.
Gildea, Mrs. Anna- sister of Mrs. Blessing
Giles, John- client
Ginter, Henry
Gray, Alexander
Grayson, H.M.
Gurley, Rev. Dr.- of Washington City
Hain, George- client
Hake, Elias- of York
Haldeman, John H. Esq.- member of Rawn‘s church 271
Hallowen, Mr. John
Hamilton, Boyd
Hamilton, Mrs.- member of Rawn‘s church
Hamlin- Hannibal Hamlin, Lincoln‘s Vice Presidential running mate in 1860
Hand, Rev. A.H.- of Easton
Harris, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Esq.- friends [lived on South Second St.]
Harrison
Hay, Mr.
Hays, Miss- member of Rawn‘s church
Heik, Mrs. Susan- daughter of John Fry
Heikart, Frederick- Democratic candidate for mayor of Harrisburg
Heming, D. Esq.
Henrich, Joseph Jr.
Henry
Henry, L. M. O.- involved in tax sale
Henry, Mrs. Mary- house cleaner
Hermandorfer, Mr.- client, journeyman butcher
Herr, Mrs.- client
Hetterman, James- tenant, Irish
Hirtens, General
Hoffman, Daniel- carpenter [Daniel Hoffman lived on North St.]
Hoffman, H. W.- sold milk
Hoffman, Jacob D.- hotel owner [on Market St., north of Fourth St.] 272
Hohnman, Samuel- lawyer
Hoke, Philip- client
Holman-contractor
Hopple, Mrs. Caroline- deceased, Rawn handles her estate
Hopple, John
Houser, Jacob- South Ward Director
Horning, Rainhart
Howard, Samuel- involved in tax sale
Hoxie, Mr.- architect, drew up plans for new Court House
Hummel, David- neighbor, deceased [David Hummel lived at 5 Market Square]
Hummel, Emma- David Hummel‘s daughter
Hummel, Peter- clerk of sale [Peter Hummel was recorder and clerk at Orphan‘s Court]
Hummel, Susan- David Hummel‘s daughter
Hummer, Benjamin- son of John Hummer
Hummer, John- sold flour
Jordans, Thomas J.
Kean, Mrs. W.
Keenan- client
Kelker
Kelker, R.F.
Kemp, Mrs.- the former Agnes Sanders or Saunders
Kepner- candidate for Mayor
Ker, Rev. John 273
Killinger, Hon. John
Kingston, Oliver Saxton- of Cumberland County
Kinney, Mr. M.
Kipple, Peter- client
Kippler, Peter- tax collector for Borough of Dauphin
Kirwin, Dr.
Kline- alderman
Kline, Peter- of Lykens
Kline, William- storekeeper
Knoche, Mr.- piano player [William Knoche, piano-fortes, lived at 92 Market St.]
Knox, George W.
Knox, Mrs. Sarah (Sally)- vendor at Market and client [widow of George Knox, lived on
North Fourth St.]
Kunkle, Christian W.
Kunkle, Ely- sold cigars
Kunkle, John C.- lawyer [office on North Third St., lived on Front St.]
Lamberton, N.A.
Lamberton, Bob- a member of the Masons [Robert Lamberton, lawyer, lived at 44 North
Second St.]
Lawrence, W.C.A.- deceased [lawyer, business on Market Square, lived on North Third
St.]
Leas, Mr.- lawyer from Mechanicsburg
Lees- coach trimmer, subject at phrenology lecture 274
Leger, James H.- tenant
Lefever, Rev. Mr.
Lehman, Mary- of Mechanicsburg
Lenker, John- client
Lincoln- Abraham, candidate for President of U.S. in 1860
Looker, Charles- tenant
Loomis, Mr.- teacher in South Ward [Isaac N. Loomis, teacher, lived on West State St.]
Loudenschlager, Elizabeth- daughter of Jonas Loudenschlager
Loudenschlager, Jonas- administrator of Hopple‘s sale
Lowry, Chief Justice
Lutz, Henry- ―court cryer‖ [Henry H. Lutz, auctioneer, lived on North St.]
Lyen, Mr.- a workman for Blake
Lyne, Mrs.- a tenant at the ―Hopple House‖
Macauley, Mr.- of Franklinburg
Maclean, John D.D.- President of ―College of NJ‖
Malay, Eli- tenant at North State Street house
Malay, Peter- tenant at North State Street house
Manly, Abraham- son of George Manly
Manly, George- laborer
Mares, Frederick P.
Marks, Mrs.
Maus, A.J.- of Danville, Montour County. Brother of Frederick P. Maus
Maus, Frederick P. 275
Mayer, Benjamin- involved in law suit, German
McAllister, Captain- involved in law suit
McKeon, Thomas. (Possible McCune or McQune)
McCormick, Mrs. Elizabeth
McCormick, Hamilton Henry
McCormick, Henry- possibly the same as Hamilton Henry McCormick
McCormick, Mr.- coal dealer
McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. James- members of Rawn‘s church [lawyer, lived on Third
Street]
McCullen, Steve
McCullock, Mrs.- member of Rawn‘s church
McDowell, J.C.- member of Rawn‘s church
McLaughlin, James- of Duncannon, client
McPhail, Rev. Dr.G.W.- President of Lafayette College
Medlawn, Mrs. Elizabeth- of Dauphin County, potential tenant
Meil, S.G.- sexton
Mer, James
Merrick, D.W.
Merrick, Henrich
Metzgar, Adam- client, married to Mary Metzgar
Metzgar, Louis- butcher, involved in court case
Metzgar, Mary- client, married to Adam Metzgar
Miess, Henry- client 276
Miess, Mrs. Mary
Miles, Rev. Mr.- subject at phrenology lecture
Miller, Mrs.
Miller, William H.- client
Mitchell- Prothonotary
Mitchell, Rev. Mr.- of Paxton Church
Moody, Mrs. Mary Jane- client
Moody, Samuel- client
Moore, Anthony
Mott, S.
Morris, Mrs. Catherine- of Delaware
Mumma, Judge P.D.
Munson, George F.
Murray- referred to as ―The Murray Elder‖
Murray- driver of an omnibus
Murray, William F.
Nelson, T.S.- subject at phrenology lecture
New, A.J. Esq.
Nolan- builder [William Nolan, mason, lived on North Third St.]
Nummel, Peter-recorder of deeds
Oliver, John L.- spiritualist
Ornslager, John
Orth, Miss- married J. F. Seiler 277
Oscar- ―black fellow‖ who worked for the Warfords
Packer, Governor
Parrcourt, Dr.- of Philadelphia
Paten, B.- lawyer
Patterson, Dr.
Patterson, Rev. Mr.
Peacock, B. G. Esq.
Pearce, Charles- song of Mrs. Pearce
Pearce, Mrs.- sister in law of Mrs. Beatty
Pearson, Judge
Peelor, David- tenant at State St. Mitchell House, from Indiana
Peffer, H.
Peters, B.- lawyer
Pollock, Mary
Pollock, Mr.- neighbor and member of Rawn‘s church [E.M. Pollock, stationer, lived at 9
Market St.]
Pople
Porter, George W.- postmaster
Porter, Hon. James M.- of Easton
Power, Michael- John Casey‘s brother-in-law
Pugh, Mr.
Quinnes
Rawn, Charles- son of Charles Rawn, student at Princeton 278
Rawn, Frances (Fanny)- daughter of Charles Rawn
Rawn, John Calvin- son of Charles Rawn
Rawn, Juliana- sister of Charles Rawn
Rawn, Mrs.- Frances, wife of Charles Rawn
Rawn, Mrs. Mary- wife of Michael Rawn
Rawn, Michael- husband of Mary Rawn
Reardon, William- involved in court case
Reeves, Rev. Mr.- of Chambersburg
Reigel, Mrs.
Reese, Mr. Jeremiah
Rife
Riplinger, George M.- involved in tax sale
Rittenhouse, Mrs.- member of Rawn‘s church
Roberts, Colonel
Roberts, Fahnstock
Roberts, Mrs. James- attended North St. Church
Robes, W.V.
Robinson, Rev. Mr.- of New School church
Rumel, Theodore- (possibly Bumel)
Ryan- helper for Cruikshank
Sanders, Hoke
Sanders, John
Sauter, John- tenant 279
Schoder, Mrs.
Schurz, Carl- of Wisconsin
Seacask, Mr.- preacher at Episcopal Church
Seely, Mrs.
Seilert, Dr. C.- client, of Mechanicsville
Seiler, Galen- son of Dr. Seiler and friend of John Calvin Rawn
Seiler, George A.C.-client
Seiler, J.F.- paid him tuition for John Calvin Rawn‘s school.
Seiler, Mrs.- member of Rawn‘s church
Seiler, John Perry- son of Dr. Seiler and friend of John Calvin Rawn
Seiler, V.- South Ward Director
Seilers, W.- engineer on rail road
Sent, Lewis- involved in court case
Shakspear, George- client, son of Mr. Shakspear
Shakspear, John and Mary- clients
Sharp, Elizabeth- client
Sharp, S.W.- of Newville, Cumberland County, client
Sheehy, Roger- client
Shoemaker, John J.- client
Shoemaker, Rev. Mr.
Shoff
Simon, Mr. B- mason (possibly the same as John B. Simon)
Simon, John B.- builder for new Presbyterian Church 280
Simon, L.- ―a Jew‖
Simon, Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Simon, Mr.- contractor [Luther M. Simon, architect, lived on Locust St.]
Simonton, Rev. Mr.
Sleglebaum, Charley- sold pants
Small, George- lived on Chestnut St.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John- stone cutter
Smith, Rev. Dr.- of Baltimore
Steckly, M..- shoemaker
Stehley, Mr.
Stewart, James
Sumner, Hon. Charles-
Sweigart, Mrs.
Taylor, Andrew- client
Thomas, Rev. Mr.
Thominger, D.
Todd- of Cumberland County
Tully, Rev. Andrew- of Harmony, New Jersey
Unger- rail road conductor
Updegrove, Corbett
Upperman- involved in tax sale
Urich, Hugh
Verbeke, Mr.- near Franklin House 281
Wallimer
Watson, Alexander- city treasurer
Warford, Colonel N. B.
Warford, Miss Dolly
Warford, Mr. and Mrs.- friends and members of Rawn‘s church
Weidman, James Buchanan- son of John Weidman, Esq.
Weidman, John- client
Weidman, John Esq.- of Lebanon, friend of Rawn‘s
Weidman, Mary- daughter of John Weidman, Rawn‘s client
Weidman, Sarah Ann- daughter of John Weidman, Esq.
Wennich, Daniel (possible Werrich)- client and laborer
Wennich, Joseph (possibly Werrich)- client
Wenrich- supervisor of North Ward
Whitehill, Mrs. Eleanor- deceased
Wilson- a blind preacher
Wilson, Thomas S.
Wilt- contractor
Wilt, Daniel- lawyer
Winebrenner, John- friend of Charles, also attending Princeton, and son of Rev. Mr. John
Winebrenner. [Rev. John Winebrenner lived at 29 South Third St.]
Winebrenner, John- banker
Winebrenner, Rev. Mr.- deceased [Rev. John Winebrenner lived at 29 South Third St.]
Winkerman, Mr. 282
Winter, Montgomery
Winters, John- sold ice
Wise, John
Wiseman, Mrs.- member of Rawn‘s church
Witmer, P. Blanchard
Wyeth, John- on committee at phrenology lecture
Wyeth, Miss
Yarman
Yately, Mary
Young, J. C.- tax collector
Young, Mr.-mason
Yundt, Henry- client
Yundt, Wellington- client
Zittles, John- operated the former Hoerner‘s Tavern
Zollinger, Nicholas- tax collector
Zollinger, S.E.- tinner, sold stove fittings and water cooler [Samuel Zollinger, stoves,
lived at 24 South Third St.]
Zollinger, Stuart- worked at Dauphin Deposit Bank
July 15, 1861 to August 2, 1861, FF 14 (Key)
Adams, Theo
Adams, T. J. - Harrisburg
Awl, General 283
Bailey, Honorable Joseph - Perry County, Pennsylvania
Barnhart, M.
Bartuk, Mr.
Bendington, Reverend Mr.
Bennet
Boggs, Dr.
Brooke, James - Delaware
Brown, John - abolitionist who held arsenal at Harper‘s Ferry, Virginia
Burd, Lieutenant
Cameron, General
Cameron, Honorable Simon - prominent Harrisburg citizen
Carey, Judge
Casey, Jos. Esquire
Ceverly, Colonel
Cowen, Colonel
Cowen - pastor from New York
Cuner, E. J. W.
Davis, Lieutenant Frank [or Hank]
Davis, Newton
Digham, Sullan - Ohio
Dix, Miss [Dorothy] - visited the sick and wounded at hospitals
Doubleday, Captain
Elliott, W. L. - Newville, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania 284
Ellsworth
Etter
Eyster, Captain
Fitzgerald, William - inn keeper in Washington
Fitzgerald, Mrs. - inn keeper and wife of William
Fox, Richard
Geiger, [Mrs. George?] - Harrisburg
Geyer, Ernie William - carriage driver
Geyer, Henry - carriage driver
Gurbey, Dr. - pastor of Presbyterian Church in Washington
Hanes, Mrs.
Harris Adm. - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Harris, G. W., Esquire
Hilfer, C.
Hilfrat, J. P. N.
Tennessee, Johnson
Ohio, Krempron
Lathan, Mr. - Senator from California
Lincoln, President Abraham
Lincoln, Mrs. Mary Todd [―Mrs. L.‖]
Lunderband, Reverend Dr.
Mahon, Frank
Mallister, Richard 285
Mansfield, General - issued Rawn a pass to go into Virginia
McCallan, Geo. W. - Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
McClanahan, Mr.
McClennand, Illinois
McCormick, Captain Henry
Merrill, Miss or Mrs. [Rawn was unsure of her marital status]
Millieur, General
Milo, Theo Evenawalt
Morley, Mr. - former tenant
Mumma, Saul - Dauphin County, Pennsylvania
Mucbrenner, M. W.
Murray, Judge William
Owen, Dr.
Painter [?], Colonel - Westmoreland
Patterson, General - Commander of 25,000 men
Peacock, B. G. [not sure if this person is a relation of James Peacock]
Pollack, Edwin
Ralph, M. S.
Rawn, Charles - son of Charles C. Rawn
Rawn, Frances - wife of Charles C. Rawn
Rering [?], General
Riley
Ross, Hannah - sister of Reverend Ross 286
Ross, Reverend B.
Rowe, General
Rutherford, John P.
Rydic [?], Captain J. M.
Scott, Mr.
Shaw, Mr. John W. - civil engineer from Virginia
Shuck, Frank
Simon, W. R. - Newville, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
Snyder, Eugene
Spalding, J. K.
Sprukley, Thomas - Hagerstown
Stramell [?], Henry
String, Judge
Strunk, William - and wife
Tyler, William - Pautauket, Massachusetts
Wallace, Thomas - old friend/roommate of Charles Rawn, 77-years old, ―Tommy.‖
This may be the Thomas Wallace from whom Rawn bought a stove and also to
whom Rawn paid board in January of 1832. Rawn and Wallace hunted pigeons
together.
Wickliffe, Charles Anderson - former governor of Kentucky (1839-1840), Whig, lawyer
Wiestling, Mr.
Willard
Wilmot, Judge 287
Winebrenner, John A.
Wright, H. B. - Luzerne, Pennsylvania
Yohe, Colonel - Easton, Pennsylvania
September 9, 1862 to September 23, 1862, FF 17 (Smith)
Becker, Geo. – Bugler, one of the men in the militia
Beeker, Bugler
Bergner, George – Went with Rawn to Gov. Curtin‘s
Biddle, Col. – Company was divided between his camp and Greencastle
Bomgardner, Cornelius - One of 15 men added to the militia on Sept. 18th
Boyd, J.B. – 1st Lieutenant in the militia, Harrisburg cabinet maker
Bunker, Henry - One of 15 men added to the militia on Sept. 18th
Byers, Eby – Captain of the militia, worked in the coal industry
Crawford, Walter - One of 15 men added to the militia on Sept. 18th
Curtin, Gov. – Rawn called on him with Dr. Dock and Bergner
Dinger, Geo. M. - One of 15 men added to the militia on Sept. 18th
Dock, Dr. – Doctor and Surgeon for the militia
Dock, Judge – Dr. Dock‘s father
Doyle, Wm. E.
Emminger, Wm. - One of 15 men added to the militia on Sept. 18th, private
Greenwalt, Jno. - One of 15 men added to the militia on Sept. 18th
Haas – Stable owner where the horses stayed in Greencastle
Haldeman, R.J. – Informed Dock that his father was dead or dying 288
Harris, W. (Captain) – Drilled the militia on the Capitol grounds
Hoffman, Captain
Houltz, John
Hugh [?] - One of 15 men added to the militia on Sept. 18th
Kenley, Gen. – Of Maryland
Knoche, Wm. – One of 15 men added to the militia on Sept. 18th, private
Kunkles, Miss – Rawn and Lieutenant Boyd stayed at her house in Greencastle
Kurikles, Mrs. – Rawn stopped at her house with J.B. Boyd for supper and sleep
Lamberton, Col. R.M. – Commanded John Calvin‘s regiment (1st Regiment)
McCune, E.J. – Of Shippensburg, merchant, Rawn stayed at his house
Meaham, Frank – Stayed at the home of E.J. McCune with Rawn in Shippensburg
Miller, Jno. - One of 15 men added to the militia on Sept. 18th
Mountz, Jno. - One of 15 men added to the militia on Sept. 18th
Murray, Frank – 2nd Lieutenant in the militia, Partner in Murray and Adams
Nora – Works for Rawn‘s family
Orsinger, V. - One of 15 men added to the militia on Sept. 18th, private
Palmer, Captain – Militia reported to him and was ordered to proceed to Williamsport
Pears, Mr. and Mrs.
Peters, B.G. – Quartermaster in the militia, Partner in Peter‘s and Hoffer Farmer‘s Hotel
Rawn, Frances – Rawn‘s wife
Rawn, John Calvin – son of Charles, private in 1st regiment, age 16 at this time
Reynolds, General – Militia reported to him in Hagerstown
Robinson, Saul - One of 15 men added to the militia on Sept. 18th 289
Russell, General – Militia reported to him at Peter‘s Hotel
Samborn or Sambent – Aid of Captain Palmer
Simmons, Luther - One of 15 men added to the militia on Sept. 18th
Simon, Luther – Joined the militia after it joined back together
Spriggle, Thomas – Militia stayed at his farm near Greencastle and Hagerstown
Thomas, Henry - One of 15 men added to the militia on Sept. 18th
Ulman, Jacob - One of 15 men added to the militia on Sept. 18th
January 1, 1864 to January 31, 1864, Book 28 (Marlow and Miller)
Alleman, S.S
Anna
Barry, Nora - Hired woman
Beatty, Mary
Beatty, Nelly
Bergner, Geo.
[Bishoff], H.W.
Bliss, Mr.
Boas, D.D.
Bomford, Col.
Bomford, Mrs. J.V.
Boone, Albert - Reverend
Brook - Reverend 290
Brimmold, A.
Buchlen, Mrs Wm
C., Capt.
Calvin, Jno.
Cameron, Bruce - Simon Cameron‘s Son
Cameron, Gen
Cantell, W.G.
Charlton, Dr.
Charlton, Mrs.
Chenyes, Chas
Clapp, Adj.
Clapp, Mrs.
Clarke
Clement, Capt.
Cresswell, Miss Anna/Annie
Curtain, Gov.
De Witt, Dr.
Dexter, Miss
Edwards, Rev. Dr.
Ellin, B.F.
Fahnestock, Adam
Foy
Freeman, James A. 291
Friday, Rev. Mr.
Fyatts, Fanny- Tenant
Gant, Genl.- Southerner
Gart, John
Hays, James
Hays, Jno.
Henry - Colored Man
Hetrick, Mr.
Hoelle, Martin
Jennings, W.W
Johnson, Frd R.
Kapp, Amos
Keneeht, Kinder
Kohler, Harry - Carpenter
Lautter - tenant
[Louker] or [Locker], Charles A.
Lee, Mary
Mahon, Miss Mary
Mahon, Mr.
Malay, Peter - Helped with piano
Martin, James
Mason, Betsey - Colored Woman
McBlin, R. 292
McClay, Ralph
McCormick, Harry
McCurdy, Collin
[Mcich], Dan
Merily, Mr.
Merily, Maj. Jno
Mitchell, Wm
Montgomery, Mr. Southerner
[Musser], M. [T.]
Naydon, H.M.
Nesimer, Jonah - Shopkeeper
Newbaker, Philip
Niccolls, R.
Noff, Mrs. Benjn.
Noff, Lottie
[Nyar], Mr
Ohlyney, N.
Olris, Geo.
[Overly], Wells
Peacock, Gibson
Peasork, Jan.
Porter, Miss Ella/Ellie
Prince, Geo. 293
Rawn, Elizabeth - Wife
Rawn, Fanny - Daughter
Rawn, Juliana - Sister
Ross, Lt.
Schneitzer
Shoop
Smeed, Miss
Stone, Jas. N.
Thompson
Warford, Mr.
Weidman, Rev. Jacob
Weidman, Jno.
Weitzel, Mr.
Wenk, Thomas
Williams, Roswell
Wilson, Capt.
Wilson, Dr. Hny.
February 1, 1864 to February 29, 1864, Book 28 (Klinger)
Allerman, S.S.
Battis, Kitty
Beatty, Mary S. (sister-in-law of Charles Rawn)
Belfsing, Mrs. 294
Berrysling Bishoff, H.W.
Birnford, Col.
Brenner, Jno F.
Bruey, Francis Collin
Brunnold, C.
Burd, Mr. & Mrs.
Clair, Sr. Lt
Clapp, Austin
Clement, Capt.
Cosgrove, Shff
Cox, Boroes
Cressnell, Mrs.
Detwilers, Mrs.
Donghaly, Jim
Eels, M.N.
Ergs, Norrall James
Ergs, Jno Hirst
Evireman, Mrs.
Eyster, S.A. L
Fahnestock, Adam
Ferguson, Mr.
Fitzgerald, Mr
Fox, Mr. 295
Freeman, James A
Fyatts, Fanny Mrs.
Gelf, Charlton
Hamilton, John
Harford, Gen. S.B.
Harris, Rev. Mr.
Hershey, Jos.
Hodge, Rev.
Jackson, Rev. Mr.
Johnson, Frederick
Kohler, Harry
Letterman, Sr.
Malay, Mr. & Mrs.
Markall, Basil
McCormick, Lars
Miremans, Thomas
Olvis, Geo
Osgood, Geo
Plasyk, Mr.
Porter, Elly
Pratt, Nathl
Rawn, Charles (Son)
Rawn, Fanny (Daughter) 296
Rawn, Francis (Wife)
Rawn, John Calvin (Son)
Rawn, Juliana (Sister)
Rittenhouse, Mr & Mrs.
Ritter, Jos. S.
Ritter, L. Mr.
Ross, Lieut
Ross, Robin J.
Ryan, Patrick
Sager, Herman
Sautter, John
Seiler, Jacob F
Shellahamer, Augustus
Shellings, S.M.
Shippler, Capt.
Shoemaker, Jno
Smith, Jno
Smudson, Geo T.
Spilt, Bigler
Sterne, Samuel
Stewart, Rev. Jno S.
Thompson, Jac
Vandiver, Jesse M. 297
Violet, Miss
Wallower, S.
Walter, Mr.
Weidman, Jacob Rev.
Weidman, Jno
White, Senator
Wolf, Jno
Zimmerman, J.B
March 1, 1864 to March 31, 1864, Book 28 (Morrison)
Beatty, Mrs.
Blasiers Brothers
Bobb, Lewis
Brenner, M. F.
Brownold, Mr.
DeWitt, Dr.
Edwards, Rev. Dr.
Farland, A. J. Henry
Fox, Mr.
Fitzgerald, Mr.
Flint, Esq., Jno.
Gilbert, Henry
Grant, C. W.
Grayson, Esq., H. M. 298
Groff, Benja.
Hetrick, Mr.
Hoover, Geo. A.
Hummel, David
Jennings, W.
Jones, Andy
Jones, Martha
Jones, Richard
Kermp, Mr.
King, Edmin
Letterman, Dr.
Malay, Peter
McCormick, Mr.
Orth, Mr.
Pollock, E. M.
Rawn, J. Calvin
Ritter, Nm. L.
Rumfort, Mayor
Ryan, Patrick
Sanford, Saml S.
Shellenberger, Henry
Simmons, Mrs. Seneca G.
Wallover, Saml 299
Warner, Rev. I. R.
Wiseman, Mrs.
Wyeth, Mr. and Mrs Frank
Young, Rev. J. H.
June 1, 1864 to June 15, 1864, Book 28 (Wolgamuth)
Anderson, Samuel
Baker, Geo. G. S.
Baker, Henry N.
Beal, Mr.
Brmnold, Mr.
Calvin, Rev.
Charlton, Dr.
Clement, Captain
Curtin, Gov.
Davis, Mr.
De Witt, [James] - son of Rev. De Witt
De Witt, Rev.
Guhl, James (?)
Hamilton, John
Jake (my boy)
Jones, Mr. - tenant
Maylauehlim (?), j.m.
Mahon Jr., Mr. & Mrs. 300
Mathers, William - sells hats
Moist, David
Muerich, R. L.
Neitzel, Niz owlidgme, asker [name was very distorted, this only an approximate spelling]
Patterson, J. J.
Peffer, alo
Ruin, Henry
Rumfort, Mayor
Sautter, John
Sehiman, Mary Mrs.
Srger, Melsrs Ott [name was very distorted; this only an approximate spelling]
Stewart, Mr. - of Middletown Council
Stryker, S. Mr. - Mayor
Van Dyke, James
Whalton, Dr.
Wolf, John
June 16, 1864 to June 30, 1864, Book 28 (Wolgamuth)
Benner - tenet of Rawn
Berrder, Mr.
Beutty, Mary - Harrisburg resident
Bower, Dr. - tenet of Rawn
Bumford, Cal 301
Burken, Mr. - possibly with enrollment board
Byers, Eby - person Rawn purchased coal from
Calvin, Mr.
Charlton, Dr. - member of enrollment board
Clapp, Mr.
Clement, Capt. - member of enrollment board
Elizabeth, Mrs.
Etter, Mr.
Hake, Mr.
Henry - Colored man
Looker - tenant of Rawn
Mann, Rev. P. B. - Preacher from Lewisberry
Martha, Mrs.
Muller, Geo.
Nair, Rev. - preached at Rawn church, from Lancaster county
Nieztel, Mr. - possibly with enrollment board
Olvir - colored tenant of Rawn
Parker, Mr. B.
Pearson, Mrs. - Harrisburg resident
Rawn, Charles – son, sent letter notifying Rawn of transfer to NY from NM
Rawn, Debby - lives in Halifax
Rawn, Fanny
Rawn, Hannah - Debby‘s daughter 302
Rawn, Julianna
Robinson, Rev. J. H.
Rofs, Lieut.
Rumfurt, S. L. - legal client
Sauch, Geo. - mill owner
Shell, Jacob - Harrisburg resident
Stewart, Mr. - Rawn borrowed his horse for riding; also member of congregation
Wilson, T. - Harrisburg city treasurer
Young, Rev. M.
July 1, 1864 to July 14, 1864, Book 28 (Green)
Baker, Geo. S.S.
Balwin, Jno.
Baltis, Kitty
Bimer, Dr.
Boas, Fred K.
Borthick, Mr. H. (col)
Brand, Mark
Brownold, Mr.
Brunner, M.F.
Charlton, Dr.
Clement, Capt.
Coleman, Mr.
Curtin, Gov. 303
Frisch, Mr.
Fyatts, Jack
Gafted, Mr.
Gris, Geo.
Groff, G.M.
Hain, Geo.
Harve, Mrs. Mary
Hemings, David
Hine, M.
Jones, Mrs. Martha
McGart
Miller, Abraham
Minn, Isiah
Mitchell, Rev. Mr.
Olvis, Geo.
Pellar, David
Rawn, Mrs.
Rummin, Mr.
Saulter, John
Shell, Jacob
Smith, Rev. A.C.
Smith, J. Dean
Snyder, Daniel 304
Sooker, Charles
Trinton, Geo.
Uptergrove, Elizabeth
Wolf, George (col)
August 1, 1864 to August 31, 1864, Book 28 (Winger)
Barnhart, Rev. Mr.
Beatty, William – giving shelter to the Chambers
Bill, the black boy – hired help black lady (cannot read name) – hired help
Brenner, M. F. - tenants
Brownold, Mr. - tenant
Bush, Caroline – client, wife of Vance Bush
Chambers, Margaretta & Sally – community folks suffering from attacks by Rebels
Charlton, Dr. – Board of Enrollment
Clement, Capt. – Board of Enrollment
Colsher, William H. - plumber
Dubbs, Chambers – Tax Collector (County, State and Relief taxes)
Fahnestock, A.K. – Tax Collector (income tax)
Faust, Valentine – client, suit tailor
Freeman, James A. & daughter Annie – friends from Philadelphia who stop for visit
Fyatts, Fanny – tenant
Gilbert, Henry – Hardware store? Purchased lock
Hamilton, John - tenant 305
Jones, Martha & her mother - tenants
Lewis, Maria - replacement when hired black lady is sick
Mitchell, Rev. Mr.
Olvis, George - tenant
Rawn, Mrs.
Rawn, William Charles – Son
Rawn, John Calvin – Son
Rawn, Fanny – Daughter
Robinson, Rev. Mr.
Seger, Ott & Hermann – tenants
Shearer, Rev. Mr.
Sherlock, Mr. – hired help
Sooker, Jonas - tenant
Updegrove, Martha & Elizabeth - tenants
September 1, 1864 to September 30, 1864, Book 28 (Whitman)
Beathings, Mrs. Mary
Board, Mr.
Cavey, General
Board, Mrs.
Brownhold, Mrs.
Burnside, Mrs.
C [Charlton], Dr. 306
Cameron
Cavey, General
Charlter
Chartter, Dr.
Charlton, Dr.
Clement, Captain
Dickson, Mrs.
Duncan, Mr. and Mrs.
Fyatts, Mrs. Fanny
Galvin, L. N.
Geary, Evan
Gelf, R. C.
Gulf, Dr. C.
Hamal
Hamilton, Mr.
Hill, Mr.
Hurnt, Capt.
Jim
Jim & Jack [the dogs]
Jones, Mrs. Martha
Lattie
Lewis, Edward
Lewis, Maria 307
Looker, Mr.
M, Mrs.
Mathers, G. D.
Mitchell, Rev. Mr.
Meyers, Mrs.
Patterson, Dr.
Rawn, Mrs.
Rupiely, Mr.
Savlter, Mr.
Se, Dr.
Srger, Herman
Thompson, Mrs.
Walters, G. D.
Whileymore, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wolf, Mr.
Zimmerman, Mr.
October 1, 1864 to October 31, 1864, Book 28 (Buehler)
Barrett, S. S.
Boa, Miss Sallie
Boas, D. D.
Brownold, Mr. – Renter
Burnside, Mrs. 308
Calvin, Jno
Cameron, Gen.
Cameron, Jane
Cameron, Jeannie
Cameron, Mrs.
Cameron, Maggie
Carpenter, Mr.
Char, Mister
Charlton, Mr.
Charlton, Mrs.
Charlton, Paul - son of Dr. Charlton
Clark, Miss Addie
Clement, Capt.
Copperhead, Mr.
Daugherty, Dan - Orator
Divery, Lamen
Edwards, [Norm]
Espy, Mrs. Josiah
Fagen, H.
Fleming, David
Forester
Fryalts, Fanny – Renter
Grant, Mr. (General) 309
Groff - Shoemaker
Hamilton, Sno – Renter
Hamlin, Hannibal
Heming, D.
Hickok, Mrs. Alice
Hoellis, Mr.
Hummel, G. N. – Counselor
Hunt, Capt.
Hunt, Capt. G. C.
Jones, Mrs. – Renter
Kellogg, Mr.
Kennedy, Rev. Mr.
Killinger, Hummel
Lahmer, K.
Lahner, R.
Lewis, Edward
Lomer
Lyne, Miss
Mann, Misses
Mans, Norman
McClure, Capt.
McCo, Jas.
McCommick Jr., Jas. 310
Mitchell, Mr. – Preacher
Nietzel, Clark
Olvis, Geo – Renter
Peacock, Mr. Gibson
Peacock, Mr. James
Poter, Mrs.
Ratciffe, Jake
Rawn, Charles
[Rawn], Fannie
Rawn, Mrs.
Ritter
Sautler, Sno - Renter
Seger, Olt – Renter
Sherlock, Mrs.
Sherlock, Dr. Husley
Sherwood
Simon, Mrs.
Simon, Mr.
Sims, Miss
Smith, Rev. Mr.
Warford, Mrs.
Williams, Miss
Witt, Capt. and Mrs. Rofs 311
Wolf, Jno – Renter
York, Capt.
November 1, 1864 to November 9, 1864, Book 28 (Fansler)
Calvin, Jno.
Flemings, D.
Foster, Mr. E. (a client)
Fyatts, Fanny
Millerson, Jacob
Mitchell, Reverend
Roberson, Rev. Mr.
Saulter, John
Toner, Mr.
Train, Geo. Francis
January 1, 1865 to January 31, 1865, Book 28, (Langley)
Bailey, Geo.
Bennington, Mr.
Blening, F. W.
Bronnold, M.
Brooke, F. M., Esq. 312
Colsheit, Mrs. H.
Fannepeck, A. K.
Goldsen, Mr. J.
Hennings, D.
Henson, Jeremiah
Homer, Charls.
Hershey, Isaac
Hetzel, Revere
Jenkins, Isaac
Jenkins, Sara
Kunkel, Mr. C., Esq.
Landis, George
Lodge, Wm.
Macavry, Julia (July?)
Maclean, Rev. John
Mahon, Mrs. Jane
Miller, Saml.
Montgomery, M. B.
Omit, Henry
Obris, Geo.
Olt, Geo.
Omit, Henry
Perry, Capt. 313
Price, Thos., Esq.
Rice, Saml.
Seger, Herman
Sautter, Jno.
Sooker, Charles
Wolf, Jno.
Wolf, Mo
York, Char. A.
February 1, 1865 to February 28, 1865, Book 28 (Cimperman)
Battell, Rev. J. W.
Beatty, Nelly
Broniger, Jos. A.
Brown, Mrs. Sarah
Brownold, Mr.
Burnett, A.
Calvin, Mr.
Cattell, Mrs.
Cattell, Rev. T. C.
Charles, Jon
Charles, Mr.
Chase (Cleckner?), Col. 314
Clement, Capt.
Craft, Geo. W.
Dickson, Mrs. Sarah E.
Dougherty, Philip
Froster, Mr. E.
Gary (Geary?), Mary
Goff, Benjamin
Hake, Elias
Hamilton, John
Harritt, Cass M. M.
Henson, Jeremiah
Heston, Mr.
Hoelle, Martin
Howe, Mrs. Mary Anne
Jodon, Mr. A. (N. A.?)
Kennedy, Robert
Killinger, A. D. E.
Kreitter, J. M.
Lees, Mr.
Leger, Herman
Mary, Aunt
Mill, Jacob
Mitchell, Rev. Mr. 315
Novak, Mrs.
Olvis, Geo.
Panter, Col.
Pollock, Martha
Pollock, Mr.
Rawn, Fannie
Rawn, Juliana
Rawn, Mrs.
Rulp, Mrs.
Rutherford, Dr. W. W.
Sager, Mrs. Herman
Salter, John
Sarrtter, Johns
Saunders, Peter
Shellehammer, Momas
Sooker, Chas.
Sorsby, Rev. Mr. R.
Taylor, S. H.
Weaver, Jr., Mrs. F.
May 14, 1865 to May 31, 1865, Book 28 (Kefauver)
Adler, Henry
Baines, Charley Siegle 316
Beatty, Mr.
Beatty, Mary P.
Blacks, Judge
Burke, M.A.
Burnett, A.
Calvin, Mr.
Charlton, Mrs.
Cheyney, Aunt Mary
Colt
Hammond, Mr.
Hayes, Miss G.
Heister, Judge
Hinton, Mary Ann
Hooker, Major
Johnson, Fanny, aka Fanny Fyatt
Kreider, Gottleib
Kreiders, Mr.
Leatteil, Rev. N. Lee
Leedy, Daniel
Lowery, Judge
Maglauchlin
Mare
Martin, Mary Ann 317
Martin, Mary Jane
McCampbell
Milliesen, Jacob
Milliesen, Ms.
Naloron, Hannah
Nirman, Mrs.
Nookeger, T. M.
Nyeth, Mrs. E.
Ogleton, Mrs. A.
Peacock, G.
Rawn, Deborah
Rawn, Fannie
Rawn, Juliana
Rawn, Mrs.
Schneck, Theresa
Slenker, Joan
Warford, Mr. and Mrs.
White, Mr.
Young, J.C.
June 1, 1865 to June 30, 1865, Book 28 (Busher and Wilson)
318
Adams, William - employed by Rawn for sundry labors: carpeting, fencing Elder St. lots
Agleton, Mr. A. - tenant
Beattington, Mary P. - friend of Mrs. Rawn
Bergner, George - periodical collector, who Rawn paid for Phil. Public Ledger, and Daily
Evening Telegraph
[Beiser‘s] wife - Rawn visited her to talk about her oxygen treatments
Bill, (N.H.) - correspondence of Mrs. Rawn
[Bothick], Mr. A. - involved with tenant tax statements
Bricker, Abraham - appears to have paid $25.00 on behalf of Malachi Fisher for 2 months
rent
Brooke Esq., F.M. - correspondence of Rawn
Brooks, [Jef.] - involved with cleaning Fanny Johnson‘s privy
Burnett, A. - member of church‘s Board of masters
Calvin, Mr. – Rawn‘s son and roommate to Mr. H. Ely
Campbell, Mrs. - Rawn handles financial account [?]
Charlton - friend of Rawn, took him to Rockville in his carriage to visit Mr. Halbeck on
27 June
Charlton, Mrs. - friend of Mrs. Rawn
[Cheyney], Aunt Mary - Rawn‘s Aunt
Elder, Martha - Rawn meets with her to discuss their Sunday School Picnic
Ely, Mr. H. - roommate to Mr. Calvin
Fanny - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rawn
[Feiler, J.J.] - member of the church that reserved a seat for Rawn at Halderman‘s picnic 319
Fisher, Malachi - tenant at North St., paid city and water taxes to Rawn
Fox, William - merchant tailor from Philadelphia, Rawn wrote him a letter 26 June
Free, Mrs. - became ―cross‖ when Rawn inquired about her husband‘s whereabouts and
the lawsuit he lost to Mrs. Priests
Golder, John J. - tenant
Halbach - sick man Charlton travelled by carriage to Rockville to visit
Haldeman, Jacob - deceased member of the church, picnic held in his honor 30 June
Hamilton, Alex - member of church‘s Board of masters
Hayes, [Mark] - newly elected member of church‘s Board of masters
Holden, J.J. - tenant at East St., paid city and water taxes to Rawn
Home, [Mr.] - tenant
Howe, William - tenant at East St., paid city and water taxes to Rawn
Jackson, Rev. - had a political exchange with Rawn at Cordin‘s Stage Office
Johnson, Fanny (alias Fanny Fyatts) - tenant
Kreider - tenant
Char. [Looker] - neighbor [?] of Fanny Johnson
[Mahons] - couple that Rawn read a letter aloud to regarding F.M. Brooke
Miller - innkeeper from Altoona, PA, Rawn wrote him a letter 26 June
Millerson, J.J. - Rawn handles financial account [?]
Mitchell, Mr. - pastor, received salary payment from Rawn
Nathan, Mr. - neighbor [?] of Fanny Johnson
Porter, Col. - tenant
Priests, Mrs. - winner of the lawsuit, which brought Rawn to Rockville 320
Rawn, Mrs. Arch. - presumably Rawn‘s sister or sister-in-law
Rawn, Mrs. - Charles‘ over shopped wife
Rawn, Julie Ana - Rawn‘s sister
Robinson, Henry - involved with roommate settlement
[R.P.J. Ross], Mrs. - owner of residence where Rev. Mitchell resides
[Schwark], Theresa - tenant
Schmenk, [Mr.] - tenant
Snyder, Daniel - collected water taxes for 1865 from Rawn 28 June
Warford, [Cauden] - neighbor of Rawn, also president of church‘s Board of Masters
Wieman - member of the chuch Rawn arrived at the picnic with
Wilson - presumably city tax collector, Rawn paid him for July
Wolf, Mrs. - tenant
October 23, 1865 to December 14, 1865, Book 29 (Key)
Barnhart, Reverend Mr. - preacher from Bellefonte, Pennsylvania
Beatty, Mrs. Mary S. - sister-in-law of Charles Rawn
Bergner [George?]
Berrizer [or Broniger], Jos. - bought stove from Rawns and repaired it
Black, Honorable J. R. - counsel
Blust, Dr.
Blust, Mr. John - son of Dr. Blust
Brown, Sophia - hired woman
Bombaugh, Aaron 321
Byers, Mr. - family friend
Calder [or Colder], Mr. William - livery owner
Chronister, Solomon - merchant from Adams County, Pennsylvania, potential tenant
Charlton, Dr.
Clark
Coleman, Mrs.
Cowden, James - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Dickson [or Dixon], Mrs. Sarah E. - Fanny‘s French and English tutor
Donahue, James - tenant
Duncan, Lottie - friend of Fanny
Fahnestock - business man who runs a hardware store near Buehler‘s Hotel
Forster, Douglass
Fraelich, John - tailor
Freeland, James - Millersburg, Pennsylvania
Fyatts [?], Fanny - tenant
Gardner, Mr. John Orpheus - York Springs, Pennsylvania, tenant
Golden, Mr. John J. - tenant
Gray, Mr. Levi L., and son William Gray - tenants
Graydon, Henry Murray
Greenberg, H. - Jewish merchant from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Haldeman, Susan - wife of Dr. O‘Connor
Harris, Jef. - owner of Harris‘ Red Ware House
Howe, Mrs. Mary Ann - tenant 322
Jarabowski, Jacob
Jarabowski, Leopold
Jarabowski, Louis
Jarretter, M. - tenant
Johns, Reverend Mr. - preacher from Danville, Pennsylvania
Kemp, Mrs. Agnes - family friend
Krauss, Fred - client
Kreider, Gottleib - tenant
Laban, John - client [?]
Looker, Chas. - tenant
Maglan [?] - attorney [?]; and Maglan‘s sister-in-law Florence
Mahon, Mr.
McCulla, Richard - milk man
Millisen, Jacob - sold mare to Rawn
Mitchell, Reverend Samuel S. and Mrs.
Muhlenberger, V.
Murray, Mrs.
Mervin, Nallknecht and Hall - counselors at law
Newherker [or Newbeker], Geo. - Halifax, Virginia [?]
O‘Connor, Dr.
Ogleton, William H. - tenant
Omit, Henry
O‘Reilly 323
Peacock, Mrs. James [Louisa V. Sims] - family friend
Porter, Governor David R.
Rank, Samuel - plasterer
Rawn, Mr. John Calvin - Princeton - son of Charles Rawn
Rawn, Miss Fanny - daughter of Charles Rawn
Rawn, Mrs. Frances - wife of Charles Rawn
Rawn. Juliana - sister of Charles Rawn, Thornbury, Delaware County, Pennsylvania
Roberts, Dr. Edmund W., M.D.
Robinson, Edward - ―colored‖ man, house-hand and boarder
Schlalter, Mrs. Fanny
Schlalter, Mary - 6-year old daughter of Mrs. Fanny Schlalter
Schwenk [or Schenk], Mrs. Morena - tenant
Shunk, Francis R. - studied law with Rawn and later became Pennsylvania‘s Governor
Shunk, James Findlay - son of F. R. Shunk
Sickel and Friede - shoemakers
Smartz [or Swartz], W. R. - Duncannon, Perry County, Pennsylvania
Stephen, William - milkman
Stoufer, H. M. - Shiremanstown, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
Woelper, Miles - repairman
Wolf, John - tenant
Worley, Momal - axe grinder
Young, Henrietta - ―colored‖ cleaning woman