Obituaries &
Death Notices
Steubenville
Jefferson County, Ohio
1880-1884
By Leila Francy
INTRODUCTION
This book holds records from 1880-1884, a period of five years. Originally these notes were copied directly from the newspapers quoted onto 3 x 5 file cards. This process took place over a period of several years. Eventually these cards took up so large amount of storage space that I determined to concentrate the information into book form.
Unfortunately I began this consolidation when my sight was beginning to fade, so that proof reading was poorly done, and consequently the chance of copying errors were thus multiplied.
My intent in preparing these cards was not to include all information contained in the papers, but to provide enough information so that the reader could determine which references were worth looking up in the original papers or in the concentrated books and boxes of clippings I had prepared. In these collections, it is often possible to find 2 or 3 mentions of the person on the same page, so care should be taken to find them all. Information given sometimes varies, so it will be necessary to give extra consideration to some of these.
Leila S. Francy
At the end of each entry are notations such as "Bk. pp, 12, 16." These notations refer to books and files which are in the author's personal collection. Complete information from these citations are available on various Steubenville newspapers. These are available on microfilm at the Schiappa Branch Library, Steubenville, oH.
-1- ABERCROMBIE, mrs. Elizabeth, ae 76 yrs., a former resident of Steubenville, died at the Infirmary. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 30 November 1883 (Book. p. 210) ABRAHAM, Emily, of city, married 1833 W. c. Murray; lived near Fairview, Hancock County, W. Va.. He died 1883 leaving wife and two daughters. Two sons died in the Army. --Wkly. Gaz. 2 March 1883 (Book. p. 48) ABRAHAM, Jacob, of Island Creek, very ill; brother of W. and James of city. --Wkly. Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Book. p. 269) ABRAHAM, Mrs. James, daughter of Mrs. Ann Perdue who died in Minerva 25 Aug. 1882.--Wkly. Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Book. p. 265) ABRAMS, Mrs. Frank, ae about 30 years; died Richmond 4 Oct. 1881 of con- sumption---Wkly. Gaz. 7 Oct. 1881 (Book. p. 236 ABRAMS, Jacob, ae 76 years, died Island Creek Township 21 Sept. 1882. --Wkly. Gaz. 29 Sept. 1882 (Book. p. 285) ---The Ohio Press 29 Sept. 1882 (Book. p. 150) ABRAMS, Miss Maria, died Mt. Pleasant, last Saturday. ---Wkly. Gaz. 25 April 1884 (Book pp. 119 and 122) ADAMS, Abram, brother-in-law of John L. and M. C. Billman; funeral, Carroll Co. ---The Ohio Press 22 April 1881 ADAMS, John of Brush Creek Township, died 11 April 1882 in his 75th year; buried last Wednesday at West Grove; left wife , 2 sons and three daughters. ---The Ohio Press, Friday 21 April 1882 (Book. p. 58); Wkly. Gaz. 28 April 1882 (Book. p. 113) ADAMS, Nettie, ae 23 years, died Brooke Co., W. Va. 21 April 1882. ---Wkly. Gaz. 28 April 1882 (Book. p. 113) ADAMS, Susie, ae 5 mos., died city 17 May 1882. ---Wkly. Gaz. 19 May 1882 (Book. p. 136) ADLER, Simon, drummer for a Pittsburgh liquor house, committed suicide at Wheeling.---The Ohio Press, Friday, 16 Feb. 1883 (Book. p. 25) ADOLPH, Mrs. Jennette, ae 67 yrs., formerly of city, died Bridgeport 21 Feb. 1880, buried Steubenville, widow of Charles who died 1867; born Scotland 1813; married Col. Co. 1845, nee Campbell; six children: Edward, Duncan, Margaret, Frederick, Lenna and Charley. ---Wkly. Gaz. 27 Feb. 1880 (Bk. pp. 43, 44); also Ohio Press 27 Feb. 1880. ADRIAN, David, ae about 35 yrs, died Smithfield 26 Dec. 1881 of typhoid. Leaves wife and 3 children. ---Wkly. Gaz. 30 Dec. 1881 (Bk. pp. 318 and 323) ---Also Ohio Press same date. ALBAN, James Emmett, ae 2 yrs. 4 mos., son of Amos and Ellen, died city, 17 June 1880 --Wkly. Gaz. 18 June 1880 (Bk. p. 139) ALBAN, Jennie, of city, daughter of Joseph; married Johnny Cain of Bellaire, who died and was buried there. --Wkly. Gaz. 24 Nov. 1882 (Bk. pp. 345, 346) ALBAUGH, George, an old citizen of Springfield tTp., died yesterday ae about 80 years. ---Wkly. Gaz. 3 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 265) ALBAUGH, Levi, ae 74 yrs, died Unionport 21 May 1881; married Sarah daughter of Wn. Cable; children: George A., Harrison, Madison, Mrs. M. J. Boyd, M~s. Ann E. Crown. --Wkly. Gaz. 27 May 1881 (Bk. p. 119); also Ohio Press same date. ALBAUGH, Mrhs. Levi, of Unionport, report of her death. ---Wkly. Gaz. 21 Oct. 1881 (Bk. p. 250) ALBAUGH, Mary Ann ae 68 yrs, died near New Jefferson, Ohio Lst June 1882. ---Wkly. Gaz. 16 June 1883 (Bk. p. 164) Ohio Press, same date p. 90 -2-
ALBAUGH, Mrs. Sarah ae 74, nee Sarah Cable, died Unionport Aug. 16th, widow of Levi who died 2 years ago; 10 children, 3 living: Harrison W., Madison, Mrs. Mary J. Boyd, Mrs. Ann Eliza Crown, George; grandsons; buried at Pine Run. ae 74 y 4 mos. ---Wkly. Gaz. 24 Aug. 1883 (Bk. pp. 201 and 205) ---The Ohio Press, Friday 24 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 151) ALDERSON, Thomas, ae 11 mos., s/o Joseph and Sarah of city, died Sunday. --Wkly. Gaz. 20 July 1883 (Bk. p. 172) ALDRIDGE, George, ae 24 yrs., died city 13 Feb. 1882; shot by Ed. Harter; s/o Thomas; brother Samuel; left wife and one child, wife pregnant ---Wkly Gaz. 17 Feb. 1882 (Bk. pp. 44, 45, 48, 51 --Also Ohio Press 17 Feb. 1882 ALDRIDGE, Andrew J. in 34th year., diee city 19 May 1880 of consumption. s/o Thomas Aldridge; born Allegheny City 9 Feb. 1847 --Wkly. Gaz. 21 May 1880 (Bk. pp. 116, 120 also Ohio Press 21 May 1880 ALDRIDGE, W. T. ae 3 yrs 2 mos 22 days; s/o Samuel & Ellen, died of scarlet fever --Wkly. Gaz. 16 Jan. 1880 (Bk. p. 12) also Ohio Press same date. ALEXANDER, Mrs. Charlotte died at her home at Annapolis on Tuesday ae 70 years. ---Wkly. Gaz. Friday 14 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 224) ALEXANDER, Ella E. d/o Samuel, died Nov. 15, of typhoid fever in 17th years. Two other children, Lottie and Moses, seriously ill with same. ---The Ohio Press, Friday 21 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 224) ALEXANDER, Ellen E. d/o Samuel, died at the residence of her father on 5. 3rd St. Saturday ae 16. Brother Moses and sister, Lottie, both at death's door of typhoid fever. Ellen died Nov. 15. ---Wkly. Gaz. 21 Nov. 1884 (Book. pp. 306 and 310) ALEXANDER, James of Bridgeport, died on the 12th inst. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 20 Jan. 1882 ALEXANDER, John, ae 83 yrs, resident of Brush Creek Ip., about 60 yrs. died Thursday, buried Monroeville Friday, 3 sons and 4 daughters. Mrs. Alexander living ae 82 The Ohio Press 6 May 1881; Wkly. Gaz. 6 May 1881 (Bk. p. 100) ALEXANDER, Mrs, relict of John dec., died on last Monday night and was buried in Monroeville on Wednesday the 23rd in his 84th year. Born near Brownsville, Pa.; 7 children, 4 daughters and 3 sons.; member of the Christian Church. ---The Ohio Press, Friday 1 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 23) ALEXANDER, Matilda w/o Rev. Robert, died city 1 July 1881 ae 42 years. --Wkly. Gaz. 8 July 1881 (Bk. p. 164) ALLBRIGHT, Fannie died at the home of her parents in Alikanna July 25th ae 13 Yrs. --Wkly. Gaz. 3 Aug. 1883 (Book. p. 184) ALLEN, Sadie d/o C. N. Allen formerly of Gazette, died Woodsfield, Ohio 16 Apr. 1881, ae 20 mos. 12 days. --Wkly. Gaz. 22 April 1881 (Bk. pp. 88 and 91) --The Ohio Press 22 April 1881 ALLE, Mrs. of Richmond, died yesterday at the residence of her brother Win. Waggoner, two miles south of town (Richmond) (March 16/) --The Ohio Press, Friday, 21 March 1884 (Bk. p. 61) ALEN, Nellie ae c. 3 years, youngest child of C. N. Allen, died 12 Feb. 1884 in Bellaire of measles.. .othr children named in article. --Wkly. Gaz. 15 Feb. 1884 (Bk. pp. 52 and 53) ALEN, Mrs. Sarah died Richmond Saturday, Mar. 15, 1884 ae about 67 years; widow of Major J. G. Allen; buried in Union Cemetery, Richmond. --Wkly. Gaz. 21 Mar. 1884 (Bk. pp. 82 and 83) -4-
ANDREWS, DR. JOHN , formerly of city; daughter Mrs. Frank Osborn; died in Columbus...The Ohio Press 9-17-1880 ANDREWS, JOHN of Bowling Green, died 3-13-1881, buried at U. P. Cemetery at Knoxville...The Ohio Press 3-18-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-25-1881 (Book. p. 62) JOHN ANDREWS, born 4-12-1805, died 10-14-1866 St. Paul's --Wkly Gaz. 4-2-1880 (Book pp. 35 and 81) JOHN ANDREWS, a well known citizen of Wellsville dropped dead Tuesday. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-27-1883 (Book. p. 102 ANDREWS, JOHN, died of cancer at Toronto yesterday. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-10-1884 (Book. p. 273) ANDREWS, MARGARET b. city, youngest d/o Dr. John Andrews who died 1866; wife of Frank S. Osborn, died Columbus 9-13-1880; brothers, Abner and Martin; sisters, Mrs. General Basset and Mrs. W. K. Rodgers. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-17-1880 (Book. p. 202) ANDREWS, MARTIN, ae 52 yrs, formerly of city, died Chicago 6-12-1881; cousin of E. F. Andrews, son of the late Dr. John Andrews, born city, lawyer, married Caroline , wife of C. C. Wollcott ---Wkly Gaz. 6-15-1881 (Book. pp. 169, 171, 172 also Ohio Press 15 July 1881 ANDREWS, MRS. NANCY, in 73rd year, died city 10-7-1880, widow of William of Burgettstown, died at the residence of her son Wn. Hunt, city. Burial at Burgettstown. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-8-1880 (Book. pp. 214, 217) ANGEL, JOHN ae 18 mos, s/o John and Mary, died city 8-9-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. pp. 174, 177) also Ohio Press, same date ARCHDEACON, RICHARD, in 68th year, died city 3-21-1880, In Memoriam, Post Mortem, born Ireland 1813, married Mary Parrott in Philadelphia; 5 children, all living...St. Paul's ---Wkly Gaz. 3-26-1880 (Book. pp. 70, 71, 74, also Ohio Press same date. ARCHDEACON, RICHARD, ae 33, telegraph operator, formerly of this city, died at his residence in Waco, Texas 4 April 1884, Buried in Steubenville ---The Ohio Press 11 April 1883 (Book. p. 74) ARCHDEACON, RICHARD, son of Mrs. Richard Archdeacon of Steubenville, died in Waco, Texas, 4-4-1884 ae 33 years. Leaves wife & 2 children. ---Wkly Gaz. 11 April 1884 (Book. pp. 102, 2 items and 103) ARCHER, MRS JAMES (SUSAN) of Brooke Co., W. Va., ae c. 50 yrs.; died in Florida yesterday, to be buried in Steubenville, U. P. Parsonage. The Ohio Press 4-1-1881 and 4-8-1881 ARCHER, MRS. JAMES....funeral 4-8-1881 ---Ohio Press 4-15-1881 also Wkly Gaz. 4-1-1881 (Book. pp. 69, 72, and 83) ARMSTRONG, MRS. AMELIA ae 49 , sister of Mrs. John Gossett, Sr; died Canton 2-20-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Book. pp. 43 and 46) ARMSTRONG, C. B. of Wellsville, died July 4th in the Sciota -Lomas Disaster. Lost his life in rescue efforts; left wife and 4 children. --Wkly Gaz. 14 July 1882 (Book. pp. 214, 216 ARMSTRONG, MRS. ELIZABEH, ae about 60 yrs, died 3-14-1880 near Alikanna works; consumption.; 2nd wife of John Armstrong; 2 children living, two step-children and husband.--Wkly Gaz. 3-19-1880 (Bk. pp. 64, 68) ARMSTRONG, JOHN C. ,ae 44, former resident of city:; died Friday morning in Pittsburg; uncle of Ms. Geo. W. Thomas of city; popular river man; --The Ohio Press 2-2-1883 (Book. p. 19 --Wkly Gaz. 2-2-1883 (Book. pp. 22, 25) -5-
ARMSTRONG, JOHNNIE ae 2 yrs, s/a John and Josephine, formerly of city; died Pittsburg 3-11-1882; to be buried here. --Wkly. Gaz. 3-17-1882 (Book. pp. 76, 80) ARMSTRONG, LEWIS, former Director of Jeff. Co. Infirmary, suit for chiled called Elmer Shepherd Wkly Gaz. 24 Nov. 1882 (Book. pp. 336, 338, 340) ARMSTRONG, ROBERT, ESQ.---his daughter, Melicent or Melisse, ae 32, wife of John G. Hammond died near Bloomfield 8-18-1881; She has 3 sisters, and 2 brothers living. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-26-1881 (Book. p. 206, also The Ohio Press, same date. ARMSTRONG, ROBERT, of Bloomfield, died Oct. 19, 1884 ae c. 75 yrs.; left wife and 6 children. ==The Ohio Press 24 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 203) ARNOLD, WILSON, an old pioneer of Cadiz Junction, was buried last Wednesday. --The Ohio Press , Fri. 9 Mar. 1883 (Book. p. 39) ARTHUR, JAMES, ae 23 yrs., died Toronto Aug. 30th, 1882 --Wkly Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Book. p. 265 ARTHUR, R. F. or L. & Carrie, of this city, Infant son GEorge ae 10 mos. died Bloomfield last night (10-2-1881) , written Saturday. --The Ohio Press, Friday 4 Nov.1881; Wkly Gaz., same date says of New Alexandria. ARTHURS, WILLIAM, in 27th year, died city 6-16-1880 --Wkly Gaz. 6-18-1880 (Book. p. 139) ASHBRIDGE, WM., old and highly respected, died Sunday at New Cumberland, W. Va. ---The Ohio Press 7-23-1880 ASHTON, NEWTON, suicide at farm 2 miles W. of Martin's Ferry, Wednesday --The Ohio Press , Fri., 24 Nov. 1882 (Book. p. 180) ATHAWAY, SILAS, of Warrenton, killed at Rush Run --Wkly Gaz. 5-18-1883 (Book. p. 119) ATKINSON, EPHRAIM, old and well known citizen , died Sunday night and was buried in New Cumberland cemetery Tuesday morning. --The Ohio Press, Fri., 22 July 1881 ATKINSON, JAMES, ae 78, of Knoxville, died Nov. 27th. Born Mar. 3, 1808, s/o Thomas who was an early pioneer in this part of the county--- old Atkinson homestead immediately opposite this city in Va. 1850 to New Martinsville, Va.; returned to Jeff. Co. 1858; married Mary Ann Davis of near Paris, Pa.; leaves wife and 6 ch.: Thomas G. Atkinson, city; Eliza w/o Samuel Stark of city; Darwin Atkinson of Richmond; Mrs. Sarah Brady of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Luella Pipes of Wellsville; Mrs. Alvernia Smith of Missouri; member of I. C. Presb. Church---The Ohio Press 7 Dec. 1883 (Book. p. 218) Wkly Gaz. 30 Nov. 1883 (Book. p. 294) ATKINSON, PHOEBE, w/o Wi. H., died 5-12-1881 near Amsterdam in 30th year. ---Wkly Gaz. 6-10-1881 (Book. p. 131); The Ohio Press, same date, AULT, MARY , widow of Robert, formerly of city, died St. Louis, Mo. at an advanced age...Wkly Gaz. 10-21-1881 (Book. p. 248) AULT, CHARLOTTE, w/o Michael, died at residence of son-in-law, William Wood, N. 7th St. Wednesday; d/o Milton Persival, born Vermont, to Island Creek 1820; married 1827; one son and 3 daughters: Jacob, Mrs. Wn. Wood, Mrs. Wn. Rudick and Mrs. Frank Manley(she of Kansas) ---Wkly Gaz. 23 May 1884 (Book. p. 147) AULT, HOWARD JEWETT, AE & YRS, SO J. C. and Mary T. Ault; died city 25 May 1880 of pneumonia; buried from Sloan's Station. ---Wkly Gaz. 28 May 1880 (Book. p. 123); also Ohio Press, same date AULT, JACOB, HUXTER, The Ohio Press 23 May 1884 (Book. p.p.93, 97) AULT, LAVINIA; married a Day, died at her residence in St. Louis 11 Sept. 1884, noted beauty, called La Belle American. ---The Ohio Press Fri. 19 Sept. 1884 (Book. p. 177) -6-
AULT, MARGARET, wife of George, ae 90 yrs., died Island Creek 10-18-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-22-1880 (Book. p. 226, 228) also Ohio Press same date AULT, MARY C., wife of A. C.; died Island Creek TWp. 10-15-1880; called wife of Carl Ault of near Knoxville. --Wkly Gaz. 10-22-1880 (Book. pp. 226 and 229) AVERICK, MRS. JANE, ae about 60 yrs; died city May 18k 1880; born Ireland; nee Watson; widow of Wn. Averick, sister of Matthew Watson dec. Wkly Gaz. 5-21-1880 (Book. p. 116); also Ohio Press, same date, 2 items. AYRES, LEVI, ae 38; fatally injured on tracks --Wkly Gaz. 28 Sept. 1883 (Book. p. 237) AYRES, MISS, who lives near Hill's school, died today (Sunday). The and her babe will be interred Tuesday. ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 2 Mar. 1883 (Book. p. 36) BABCOCK, MRS. KATE M., ae 38, died 12-13-1881 at residence of Kennedy Crumrine; sister of Mrs. Crumrine; buried at Little Washington. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-16-1881 (Book. p. 300); also Ohio Press, same date. BABCOCK, THOMAS MORGAN, ae 14 yrs; died at residence of uncle, Kennedy Crumrine, N. 4th St. 2-12-1880 of scarlet fever; mother, a widow, lives at Washington, Pa.; nephew of Gen. Geo. W. and Wi. D. Morgan; grandson of Rev. Samuel E. Babcock --Wkly Gaz. 2-13-1880 (Book. pp. 30, 33, 39): Ohio Press same date. BAGUELY, CHARLES, ae about 25 yrs; formerly of city, died New Albany, Ind. June 23, 1881; glass blower, married last year Ella Seabrooks. ---Wkly Gaz. July 1, 1881 (Book. p. 156) BAGULEY, SARAH, widow of Dr. D., died Wheeling 6-29-1880 in 54th year. --Wkly Gaz. 7-2-1880 (Book. !.149) BAILEY, AUGUST, an employee at Rend & Co s mines at McDonald Station, Saturday fell between the cars of a train. He lived but a short time. --The Ohio Press, Fri, 6 July 1883 (Book. p. 118) ---Wkly Gaz. 7-6-1883 (Book. p. 161) BAILIE, JOHN ae 23, nephew of Wi. McKee, Esq., formerly lived in Steubenville; died in Ireland...Wkly Gaz. 13 June 1884 (Book. p. 164) BAILIE, MARY, ae 25 yrs, d/o Samuel & Nancy, died Mingo 7-18-1881 Wkly Gaz. 7-22-1881 (Book. pp. 177, 180) BAILY, MAGGIE, ae 25 yrs, died at her parents' home in Mingo this morning(Monday) ---The Ohio Press, Fri, 22 July 1881 BAKER, MARTHA JANE, wife of Van. B., sister of Mr. Martin of Edgington, died on steamer on way from Ironton to Steubenville, Saturday, ae 41 yrs. Funeral in Paris, Pa. ---Wkly Gaz. Oct. 26, 1883 (Book. p. 262) --Taken to her brother's residence at Edgington, W. Va. The got aboard (the L. w. Ewald) with her husband at Ironton. Left 7 children:---The Ohio Press, Fri., 26 Oct. 1883 (Book. p. 191) BALL, DAVID WAKEMAN, born Jeff. Co., died Monroe, Green Co., Wisc.; (Born 1818) left wife and 9 children; formerly of Jeff. Co; died 4-19-1883; ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 4 May 1883 (Book. p. 83) BALL, MRS. JENETTE, Dock St., highly respected colored lady; born Winchester, Va.; died Steubenville Wednesday; lived Steubenville since 1861; two children: Cyrus A. Ball and Mrs. Milton Brown. died city April 5, 1882 ae 52 yrs. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 7 April 1882 (Book. pp 49, 52 Wkly Gaz. 4-7-1882 (Book. pp. 94, 96 and 105) BALL, JOHN M, colored, of Dock St., born Winchester, Va., ae 35 yrs, died city 1 Jan. 1881; son of Widow Ball of Dock St. --The Ohio Press 1-7-1881; Wkly Gaz. same date (Book. pp. 1, 3) -7-
BALL, MRS. STRICKER, died Friday evening, (Aug. 11); buried near Hopedale Church. The Ohio Press, Friday, 18 Aug. 1882 (Book. p. 128) BALLENTINE, ALEX, drowned Thursday of last week. ---The Ohio Press, Friday 2 Sept. 1881 BANFORD, CHARLES, ae 16 mos., died Mingo yesterday and will be buried at Bellaire tomorrow---Wkly Gaz. , 19 Sept. 1884 (Book. p. 253) BARR, G. W., ae about 65 yrs; died city Dec. 1, 1882; called "Washington" Barr; "mate" on the river; leaves wife and 6 children,(3 sons); William, Robert and James, of city. --Wkly Gaz. 12-8-1882 (Book. p. 358) (2 items?) BARR, MRS. JOHN G. , of 7th St.,; her sister Miss Mary Cummins died. --The Ohio Press 17 Dec. 1880 BARR, WASSHINGTON (G. W. ) an old resident of city, died on Linden Ave. Friday night, followed the river as a mate ; left wife and 6 children. --The Ohio Press Friday 8 Dec. 1882 (Book. p. 185) BARR, WILLIAM, glassmaker, rumor that he had died from la Grippe at Tiffin. --The Ohio Press 24 Jan. 1880 (Book. p. 21) BARRETT, JOHN , s/o George, died opposite city 9-8-1880 in 21 st year. --Wkly Gaz. 9-10-1880 (Book. p. 198) BARRETT, JOHN, died on the 14th from injuries received at the hand of Thomas O'Brien. Inquest. ...trial --Wkly Gaz. 22 Feb. 1884 (Book. pp. 53_(2 temns) 57, 58, 59, 108 and The Ohio Press , 15 Feb. 1884 (Book. p. 31) BARRETT, WILLIE, s/o Mrs. Rebecca, died city 12-19-1881 of typhoid, ae 12 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 12-23-1881 (Book. pp. 309, 313) also Ohio Press same date. BARRICKLOW, KATE, died Smithfield May 1, 1882 of consumption in 28th years. ---Wkly Gaz. 12 May 1882 (Book. p. 129) BARTELS, DORA, INFANT D?O Fred & Dora, died 6th Wd. June 4, 1882 ae 18 mos. --Wkly Gaz. 9 June 1882 (Book. p. 156) BARTON, WILLIAM, ae 22, died at McCoys Thursday; kicked by Thos. Carnahanon Christmas; parents reside at Freeman's Landing, Carnahan brother of Lorenzo Carnahan who lives at Jeddo; manslaughter charged but no indictment. (name also spelled Bartland) ---Wkly Gaz. 12-29-1882 (Book. p. 377) and 1-5-1883 (Book. pp. 3, 4, 39) also The Ohio Press 5 Jan. 1883 (Book. pp. 1, 5) BARTHOLOMEW, D., ae c. 40 years, killed in R.R. crash at Steubenville --Wkly Gaz. 23 May 1884 (Book. p. 147) BARTHOLOMEW, D., of East Dubuque, Ill., killed in R.R. wreck near the end of the bridge over the Ohio river at Steubenville. --The Ohio Press, Friday, May 23, 1884 (Book. p. 96) BARTLETT, PHILIP, formerly of city, died New Philadelphia in 76th year. on 2-1-1880; born Warren neat Steubenville 1804; married Deborah Bisney (Birney?) in Harrison Co.; she died 18 years ago; 2 children --Wkly Gaz. 2-13-1880 (Book. pp. 30, 35; Ohio Press, same date. BASLER, JOSEPH, SE. died city 8-12-1881 in 81st year. --Wkly Gaz. 8-19-1881 (Book. p. 199) BATCHELO, EDWARD M. AND Hannah C. of Wellsville; son C. W. of East Liberty; daughter Annie m. Alex G. Bradley ,: she died 6 Feb. 1880. She was also a niece of J. Stnat. Batchelor. --The Ohio Press ,20 Feb. 1880 BATES, FRANCIS E., ae about 74 yrs, died Walls Station, Pa. 11-27-1881; died at residence of son-in-law. --Wkly Gaz. 12-2-1881 (Book p. 285) -8-
BATES, MARGARET, ae 14 mos., d/o Thomas & Margaret, died city April 12th. --Wkly Gaz. 4-13-1883 (Book. p. 87) BATES, DR. W. S., ae about 73, died Smithfield Saturday 12-18-1880; leaves wife, no children; Presb., Smithfield Cemetery; practiced there 50 yrs.; Society of Friends---Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Book. pp. 281, 283, 285 --The Ohio Press 24 Dec. 1880 BATTIN, HOWARD, ae about 57 yrs., brother of A. H. Battin of city, died Orrville Sept. 12; not killed by a train, funeral ---Wkly Gaz. 15 Sept. 1882 (Book. pp. 271, 273, 316 BAUGH, HARVEY, brakeman on the B & 0; crushed to death at Bellaire, Wednesday ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 24 Nov. 1882 (Book. p. 180) BAUMANN, MARY, ae 20 mos. d/o William, died city 7-13-1880 --Wkly Gaz. 7-16-1880 (Book. p. 159) BAXTER, KATE, d/o Columbus Baxter of Toronto, died last week of membranous croup; the 3rd child lost to this within 10 days. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 22 Feb. 1884 (Book. p. 42) BEACOM, BROTHERS, born near Mechanicstown, Jeff.Co.; BYRON D. born 10-8-1851, to Wellsville ; MADISON, Fed. Judge in Cleveland; Col. John of U. S. Army, died 1916...an unmarried. ---1883 (Book. p. 55) (Check both papers.) BEADLE, DR. WM. of Green Trap., Harrison Co.; Suicide ---Wkly Gaz. 11-5-1880 (Bk. p. 237) also Ohio Press, same date. BEALL, WILLIAM, on of Wellsburg's oldest and most prominent citizens and business men; died Sunday at Baltimore, Md. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 1 Aug. 1884 (Book. p. 138) BEAL, WILSON, of Wellsburg, W. Va., died in Baltimore last Sunday.; born Washington Co., Pa. 20 Mar. 1820; merchant in Bloomfield, banker in Wellsburg.--Wkly Gaz. , 1 Aig. 1884 (Book. p. 212) BEANS, CHARLES, ae about 74 yrs.; died city July 2, 1881; buried Union Cemetery, once street Commissioner. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-8-1881(Book. p. 164) also Ohio Press, same date. BEARDMORE, LINCOLN died July 4th in the Sciota-Lomas disaster. Body found. --Wkly Gaz. , July 14, 1882 (Book. p. 211) BEATTY, ALEX, little son of R. J. Beatty and grandchild of Mrs. Means. Burned; buried Wednesday ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 10 Feb. 1882 (17, 18 (3 items) BEATY, ALEXANDER HAMILTON, youngest s/o Robert J. and Sallie M., died 2-7-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-10-1882 (Book. pp. 24, 41) BEATTY, REV. DR. C. C., born 4 Jan. 1800 near Princeton, N.J.; died Oct. 30, ae 82 yrs. in city; Installed at Steubenville 21 Oct. 1823; married Lydia R. Moore who died 1825; m2) Hetty Elizabeth Davis in 1827. She died 1876; m3) 1878 Mrs. Crittenden; son of Erkuries and Susanna (Ferguson) Beatty --The Ohio Press, Friday, 3 Nov. 1882 (Book. pp. 167, 168 Wkly Gaz. 3 Nov. 1882 (Book. pp. 315, 316, 320) BET~Y, CHARLES 5. s/o R. H. and A. M. Beatty, died East Liberty, Pa. 7-16-1880 in 24th year. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-23-1880 (Book. p. l63 164) --The Ohio Press 7-23-1880 BEATTY, GEORGE s/o R. J. Beatty, infant, died 16 April 1884 --Wkly Gaz. 18 April 1884 (Book. pp. 110, 115) GEORGE BEATY, ae 14 mos, s/o Robert J. and Sallie M. of 5. 4th St., died 16 April 1884 --The Ohio Press, Friday, 18 April 1884 (Book. p. 77) -9-
BEATTY, JAMES, ae about 50 yrs, died Unionport, Sept. 29th, near Skelley's Station in 57th year--- --Wkly Gaz. Oct. 6, 1882 (Book. p. 291) The Ohio Press, Friday, 20 Oct. 1882 (Book. p. 162) BEATIFY, Joseph, Sen. s/o Joseph, died at his residence 5. 3rd St. Saturday, age about 70 yrs.; son-in-law, J. W. Forney, Market Street, daughter Mary; 2 brothers, George and David Alexander; 2 sisters, Janes and Elizabeth (Elizabeth sole survivor: married daughter of John Nicholson; (I have generations confused here) Wkly Gaz. 10 Oct. 1884 (Book. pp. 270 and 271) BEATTY, JOSEPH, SR, ae 71 years, member of Episcopal Church; married Miss Nicholson 1845; 4 children: Mrs. John W. Forney, Mary, Joseph and John. He died 4 Oct. 1884 --The Ohio Press 10 Oct. 1884 (Book. p. 191) BEAUMONT, FRANK, formerly of county, died Beaver Falls, Pa. June 18, 1881 in his 36th year.. .Wkly Gaz. July 1, 1881 (Book. p. 156) BEAZELL, DR. JAMES F, ae 40 yrs, brother of Col. JOhn of city; died Uniontown, Pa. 11-16-1880; son of Col. John Beazell of city...?? Wkly Gaz. 11-19-1880 (Book. pp. 248, 250) ---The Ohio Press 3 Dec. 1880 BECKER, HENRY s/o August Jr., ae 1 yr 11 days; died city 8-21-1882 --The Ohio Press , Friday 8-25-1882 (Book. p. 131) --Wkly Gaz. 8-25-1882 (Book. p. 253) BEDFORD, , a brakeman of Wellsville, killed at Newburgh on the C&P road. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 20 July 1883 (Book. p. 130)
BEEBOUT, CHARLIE , ae 5 yrs, s/o H. Beebout, died Toronto 1-25-1883 --Wkly Gaz. 2-2-1882 (Book. p. 22 BEEBOUT, JOSIAH, died Port Homer July 27th of paralysis in his 49th year.; member of I. C. Presbyterian Church; brother of Louis and Jesse, also another brother and sister; not married; buried at Knoxville --Wkly Gaz. 4 Aug. 1882 (Book. p. 231); Ohio Press same date (Bk. p.118) BEEBOUT, PETER, died Chicago, June 4th, in 52nd year; brought to Port Homer then buried at Knoxville; member of I. C. Presb. Church; brother of Louis & Jesse, also another brother and sister (Confusion here) Wkly Gaz. 4 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 231) and 4th June 1882 (Bk. pp. 118, 156) BEERBOWER, REED, formerly of city, died Monday (Mar. 19) in Wellsburg, ae 78 yrs. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 23 March 1883 (Book.p. 50, 53 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-23-1883 (Book. p. 66) BELL, MRS. ELIZABETH RUSSELL BLACK, born 1881, died 10 years ago 1919 ---Assorted Deaths p. 92 BELL, GEORGE, of Portland, died 4-20-1882 ae 44 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-28-1882 (Book. p. 113) BELL, GEORGE I, died Wayne TWp. 5-13-1880 ae 47 yrs. s/o Francis and Jane Bell; born Wayne T\Tp.; 4 brothers: F. P., and Jackson of Jeff. Co; John of Iowa; Thomas B. dec.; and 4 sisters: Ms. Allen Maxwell and Mrs.~ Kate Davidson of near Hopdale; Mrs. Wn. Leech of Wayne It\7p. and Mrs. Samuel Hartzell of Montana, and aartha dec.; married 1867 Susanna d/o Robert Armstrong---2 ch; buried Green t\~p. Cemetery near Hopedale.--- Wkly Gaz. 5-14-1880 (Book. pp. 110, 113, 120) BELL, JANE, wife of Ralph, died city Sept. 3-4, 1883 ae 45 yrs.; born England, to U. 5. 1864; leaves husband and 7 ch. ---The Ohio Press, Friday 9-9-1883 (Book. pp.162) Wkly Gaz. Sept. 7 or (th, 1883 (Book. pp. 214, 216) -10-
BELL, LEAH, ae lOy lm 10d, only child of Rebecca Bell, died 1-23-1883 in Wheeling.. .Wkly Gaz. 1-26-1883 (Book. p. 17) BELL, MARK W., died city 1-10-1882 in 82nd year; born Brooke Co. 1800; to Jeff. Co. 1810 with parents; married 1832 Rebecca James; 6 children, 5 living: Win. G., Mrs. Walker Cable, Mrs. Sanford Cable, Mrs. Harry Hunter and Miss Mary G. --Wkly Gaz. 1-13-1882 (Bk. p. 7) BELL, MARY ANN, a woman of the town who lived with John Lodge in a boat near the water works. Died. Foul play suspected. --Wkly Gaz. 10-10-1884 (Bk. p. 271) BELL, MISS RACHEL, died Eldersville---Wkly Gaz. 2-24-1882 (Bk. p. 59) BELL, SUSANNA, widow of Alex P., died Wayne T\p., 4-3-1882, ae about 44 years. Youngest d/o Samuel Shepler, daughter Kiska May. ---Wkly Gaz., 4-7-1882 (Bk. p. 94) BELTZ, little son of Alvin of Unionport, died, buried Saturday. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 2-24-1882 (Bk. p. 27) BELTZ, JOHN G., infant s/o John G. & Rosa, died city 2-10-1882 --Wkly Gaz. 2-24-1882 (Bk. D. 54) BELTZ, WILLIE, ae osm ..9 s/o Jhn &Rossi, DIED 8 22-1884 The Ohio Press, Friday, 8-22-1884 (Bk. p. 155) --Wkly Gaz. 8-22-1884 (Bk. p. 228) BENNER, MRS. EVELYN, died Smithfield 7-15-1881 of fever. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-22-1881 (Bk. p. 177) BERESFORD, EMORY, formerly of county, s/o B. L. & Sarah, died Vinton, Iowa May 9, 1881---Wkly Gaz. 5-20-1881 (Bk. p. 113) BERESFORD, MAUDIE ae 18 mos, d/o R. H. & Mary, died near Wellsville 3-23-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-2-1880 (Bk. p. 77) BERESFORD, R. H., ae about 40 yrs, died in Wellsville, Aug. 5th; s/o John of Ross Twp; 2nd OVI; leaves wife and 2 children. Buried in Wellsville---Wkly Gaz. 8-10-1883 (Bk. p. 189) BERRY, JOSEPH, formerly of city, died at Newcomerstown Saturday; nieces in city; Mrs. William and Mrs. Joseph May; native of Bavaria; Steub. 1870-1874 Wkly Gaz. 11-23-1883 (Bk. p. 287) BERRY, MARY, a young lady, d/o David & Josephine, residing on Water Street with her parents, died yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon. ---The Ohio Press Friday, 3-2-1883 (Bk. p. 37) --Wkly Gaz. 3-2-1883 (Bk. p. 48 BEZ, OTTO, little s/o D. A. Betz, died Unionport 2-9-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-24-1882 (Bk. p. 54) BEIZ, WILLIAM, ae 93 yrs., died Salem Twp. 4-3-1881; born Northumberland Co., Pa.; located on Jewett farm, 3 miles above city; War of 1812; son, McCourtney; dau. Mrs. Rebecca Powell; Dau. Mrs. Eliza Barrett; dau. Mrs. Permelia Scott; dau. Mrs. Margaret Dunlap;, dau. Mrs. Geo. Gott; son, Brice E.; buried Annapolis. --Wkly Gaz. 4-8-1881 (Bk. p. 77, 79) BEUTFINER, LEAH, wife of Richard, ae 23 yrs; d/o Geo. F. Feckey of city; died Pittsburg 11-19-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 11-25-1881 (Bk. p. 281 BEVINGTON, THOMAS, ae about 45, formerly of city, killed by an explosion at Eldersville, Pa. Aug. 9th; buried there. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-11-1882 (Book. pp. 240, 243, 244, 246) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 8-11-1882 (Bk. p. 120) -11-
BICKERSTAFF, BERTHA J, wife of Ellis, died Homestead, Pa., May 15, 1882; formerly of city; buried in Union Cemetery. --Wkly Gaz., 19 May 1882 (Book. pp. 136, 140) BICKERSTAFF, ELIZABETH, ae 23 yrs., died of consumption at the Infirmary, Friday (written Saturday) --The Ohio Press, Friday, 15 June 1883 (Bk. p. 107) BICKERSTAFF, JACOB, ae 32 yrs., died on Coal Hill 8-26-1881 Wkly Gaz. 9-2-1881 (Bk. pp. 210, 212...but on page 212 it says James Bickerstaff, ae 32, died on Coal Hill" ---Also Ohio Press, same date. BICKERSTAFF, NASH , of Mingo, recently buried his wife. --Wkly Gaz. 7-1- 1881 (Bk. p. 161) BICKERSTAFF, MRS. NASH, died Mingo Thursday, buried Saturday, Union Cemetery. --The Ohio Press , 13 May 1881: Wkly Gaz. same date Bks: pp. 106, 110) She died 4-5-1881 BICKERSTAFF, WITILIAM, of Cross Creek TWp.; born Jeff. Co. 1807; married 4 Mar. 1830 Carroll Co. to Susan Holmes b. 1810; 14 children--- 10 living---The Ohio Press 4-2-1880 BICKMAN, WILLIAM, old and respected citizen of Hancock Co., committed suicide by hanging himself. ---The Ohio Press 25 May 1883 (Bk. p. 94) BICKSIE, JAMES A., ae 4 wks, s/o Henry & Fredina; died city 17 Mar. 1883 --The Ohio Press, Friday 23 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 53) ---Wkly Gaz. 3-23-1883 (Bk. p. 66) BIGLOW, REV. FATHER, formerly of St. Peter's, body raised and reinterred at Mt. Calvary---The Ohio Press 9 Nov. 1883(Bk. p. 1883 --Wkly Gaz. 11-9-1883 (Bk. p. 274) BILES, JENNIE A., ae 20 mos., only child of John K. and Jessie, died at East Liverpool 1-23-1882; scalded; grandchild of A. P. Biles;; --Wkly Gaz. 2-3-1882 (Bk. pp. 27, 30, 31) BILES, JOHN, OF East Liverpool, little daughter died, scalded, last Friday, to be bought here for burial. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 3 Feb. 1882 BILES, JOHN, ae 74y 2mos. 20d, died city 4-20-1881 , residence N. 4th St.; born Lancaster Co., Pa. 1807; to Jeff. Co. ae 19 with father to Moore's Salt Works; married 1829 Rebecca Warren d/o William; 5 ch: she died 8-20-1836; m2) Elizabeth Graf ton of Col. Co. She died 5-11-1866; m3) Mrs. Sarah Teal of Wellsville; she died 3-2-1880; left 2 brothers; 3 ch: A. H. Biles; Mrs. E. J. Calligan, of city and J. W. Biles of Kansas.---The Ohio Press 4-22-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. pp. 88, 92, ) BILES, SARAH, wife of John, died in 65th year; A sister of Capt. Way. of Wellsville, born Col. Co. --Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880 (Bk. p. 54) BILLINGS, JOHN of Warrenton, died on Thursday of last week (written 10-11-1882) buried in Warrenton Cemetery. BILLINGSBY, JOHN, died Warren It~p. 5 Oct. 1882 Wkly Gaz. , Oct. 13, 1882 (Bk. p. 297) BINNS, JONATHAN of Mt. Pleasant, died at age of 80 yrs. ---The Ohio Press, 21 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 70) BIRD, JOHN, ae 28, the funeral of the murdered man, took place this afternoon (Monday)--Te Oio Press , 1 June 1883 (Bk. p. 98, 100) --Wkly Gaz. 6-1-1883 (Bk. pp. 127, 132, 133) BIEN, E. V., 6th Wd., brother of Mrs. Diana Long, whose remains were shipped from his home to Allegheny for interment.--hio Press 5-14-1880 -12-
BIVEN, ELIAS V., ae 7 mos. (g mos.?) s/a Elias & Rebecca, died 6th Wd. 2 7 3 Sunday, Aug. 12th--Q yP l'l Adu'l3 (B:o~ B: 166) BIVEN, REBECCA, wife of Elias V., died June 3rd, at her home in the 6th Wd. yesterday ae 41 years.---Wkly Gaz. 6 June 1884 (Bk. 159) ---Ohio Press 6 June 1884 (Bk. p. 105) BIVEN, SAMUEL AND SARAH Dau. Mrs. Daina Long, died city 5-5-1880;natives of Wales; other children: Enoch, Elias, A. B. and Mrs. Sarah Dagger --Wkly Gaz. 5-7-1880 (Bk. pp. 104, 106) BLACK, EPHRAIM, ae about 8 yrs; s/o Alex, died city, 12-10-1880, diphtheria; brothers; Alex Jr, Jesse and Charles---The Ohio Press 12-17-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 12-17-1880 (Bk. p. 272) BLACKBURN, HENRY & MOTIE; son Charlie, ae 8 yrs, buried. --The Ohio Press---12-17-1880 BLACKMAN, FLEDA THOMPSON , wife of Rev. W. F., died city, June 10th, in 28th year. d/o Mrs. G. 0. Thompson of Medina, Ohio; died of childbirth. Wkly Gaz. 6-16-1882 (Bk. pp. 164, 166: Ohio Press 1882 (Bk. p. 90) BLACKBURN OBITS ARE TYPED INTO FILE. BLACKMAN, REV. W. F....Memorial window to wife and infant son in Congregational Church; formerly of city; died Florida Aug. 1932 --Wkly Gaz. 27 July 1883 (Bk. p. 180); Assorted Deaths p. 12 BLACKSTON, ROBERT W., ae 57, died 10-4-1881 at Aleckanna, left widow and 1 son, Wi. e.,---Wkly Gaz. 10-7-1881 (Bk. p. 236) BALINE, EPHRAIM,: SON, Sen. James G. Blaine; Ephraim's sister Jane married Sample in 1827 and died 1880 in Iowa. ---The Ohio Press 2-20-1880 BLANEY, JOHN, ae 20, of West Alexander, injured by a horse rearing and striking him on head. Died a few hours later. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-23-1884 (Book. p. 148) BLANKENSOP, JOHN F., ae 18 mos. , s/o George & Mary, died 6th Wd. 8-23-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 8-26-1881 (Bk. p. 204) BLEISSE, HENRY, 15 mos, s/o Charles & Louise, died 6th Wd., Monday morning and was buried that afternoon. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 8-12-1881 BLOCKSAGE, (little) GEORGE, DROWNED. The OHio Press, 3-12-1880 BLUE, MRS. MARTHA J., d/o Judge Mitchell of Mitchell's Salt Works, died at residence of daughter, Mrs. J. G. Stoakes in Pittsburg. Buried in Richmond...Wkly Gaz. 6-15-1883 (Bk. p. 144) BLYTHE, WALTER, ARCHITECT OF Jeff. Co., Court House, died at the Charity Hospital yesterday morning (died in Cleveland this week) --Wkly Gaz. 8-22-1884 (Bk. p. 229); OHio Press same date (Bk. p. 152) BOGGS, OLIVER S., ae about 38 yrs; s/o Judge Wi. Boggs ,::died Cadiz 1-6-1882; twin brother, Albert W.; never married; Win. E. , a younger brother died a couple of years ago. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-13-1882 (Bk. pp. 7, 17); Ohio Press, same date. BOGGS, JOHN, formerly of city, died at residence of sister in Shreveport, La. 1-26-1880 of congestion of the lungs. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-30-1880 (Bk. p. 20) BOGGS, MRS, JUDGE WILLIAM, ae 68 yrs, d/o Wn. Simeral, sister of Dr. W. M. Grimes, died 228-1884, funeral in Cadiz. ---The Ohio Press, 1-2-1885 BOND, ANN, sister of James Bond, of Steubenville, died Hillsboro, Ohio ---The Ohio Press 1-9-1880 -13-
BOND, EDWARD F., born city 1818, died 11-10-1884 in 67th year; children: Leonidas and Harry of Wellsville; Elda and Edward of Canton; sisters: Mrs. R. F. Haistead, city and Mrs. Hixlin of Indiana. ---The Ohio Press, Friday 11-14-1884 (Book. p. 218) ---Wkly Gaz. 11-14-1884 (Bk. p. 302) BOND, MRS, EMMA, Of Barnesville, suicide by hanging, leaves 3 orphan children. --Wkly Gaz. 5-9-1884 (Bk. p. 133) BONE, BESSIE, died last Saturday, ae c. 5 yrs; buried in Hopewell; Rush Run News) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 4 July 1881 (Bk. p. 121) BOOTH, HOMER L, s/o Harry & Ida, died city 1-9-1882 ae 5 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-13-1882 (Bk. p. 7) BOOTH, LEWIS, shot, died---The Ohio Press, 5-28-1880 BORD, Mrs. Mary B., w/o John, born Hesse Cassel, Germany, to U. 5. 1837; 3 children : Peter, Catharine and Barbara w/o Thomas McNanee; died city 2-10-1881 ae 77 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (Bk. pp. 20, 22); Ohio Press, same date. BORDEN, NANCY JANE w/o Amos, d/b Win. Mahon of over-the-river; died Jacksonville Dec. 10, , ae 45 yrs.--wkly Gaz. 12-14-1883 (Bk. p. 303, 304) BORING, ELIZA A., w/o John W., well known in city, died Wheeling 7-10-1881 in 62nd year. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 169) BORLAND, JOHNNY, s/o Rev. Borland, kicked by a horse, died Richmond 3-31-1880 ae about 6 years.---Wkly Gaz. 4-2-1880 (Bk. p. 77) BOSLEY, MISS SALLIE, of W. Va.. died last night.. (Thursday last) at the home of her uncle John Williamson in Island Creek W.A. c11iot:citv.-k],vYf G Z. -144331 (Ek. p. 7) BOWEN, T. B. or T. M. of Pittsburgh, died Sunday in the Mossgrove Hotel; Said to be saloon keeper in McKeesport and husband of Frankie Steele. Suicide?---The Ohio Press 10-17-1884 (Bk. p. 193 --Wkly Gaz. , same date (Bk. p. 279) BOWER, MR. & MRS,. C. of Knoxville, infant child died of diphtheria last week. ---The Ohio Press 2-4-1881 BOWMAN, ANNIE, d/o Champion Bowman, died 3-9-1883 of measles, ae 7 yrs. ---The Ohio Press, 3-16-1883 (Bk. p. 47) --Wkly Gaz. 3-16-1883(Bk. p. 60) BOWMAN, H... .his infant child died Monday. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 15 June 1883 (Bk. p. 108) BOYD, ANNIE E., born Guernsey Co.-; m. 1857 WFfn.Irons, lived near and. finally in Steubenville; 1 dau. survived: Ora, wife of Rev. John McCune, of Maysville, Mich. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 10-17-1884 (Bk. p. 194) BOYD, JOHN, DIED Smithfield 2-7-1880 ae about 43 yrs.; left wife and 6 children; son-in-law of Acquilla Malonee ---Wlkly Gaz. 2-13-1880 (Bk. pp. 30, 35) -14- BOYD, JOHN & ELIZABETH, First Ward, infant son died 2-18-1881 The Ohio Press 2-25-1881 BOYD, JOSEPH, s/o John and Elizabeth, died city 2-18-1881 ae 7 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. p. 28) BOYD, MR., of Alikanna, died this (Tuesday) morning of small pox. --The Ohio Press, Friday, Jan. 27, 1882 BOYD, WILLIAM A., ae 32 yrs; brother of Mrs. W. M. Irons of city died near Bainridge, Ohio, 1-22-1882 --Wkly Gaz. 1-27-1882 (Bk. pp. 19, 22, 23) BOYER, MRS. ELIZABETH, widow of John, died city 1-15-1882 ae 76 yrs, leaves several children, funeral St. Paul's, residence 4th St. city; ---Wkly Gaz. 1-20-1882 (Bk. p. 14, 17, 18): Ohio Press , same date) BOYLES, ALMA, wife of James, d/o Obediah McGee, died Brilliant 2-2-1883, ae about 22 yrs; daughter-in-law of Richard Boyles, leaves husband and 1 child; burial in Wellsburg. --Wkly Gaz. 2-9-1883 (Bk. pp. 30, 33, 34) BOYTON, PAUL---was not killed in the Peruvian-Chilian war. --Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. p. 32) BRACKEN, FANNIE D. d/o Dr. J. S. & Fannie E., died Pittsburg May 1884 --Wkly Gaz. 5-30-1884 (Bk. p. 151) BRACKEN, REV. & MRS. J. S. lately lost their two oldest daughters, ages 15 and 17, to diphtheria. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-18-1884 (Bk. p. 197) BRADLEY, MRS. ALEX G., nee Annie Batchelor, died East Liberty, Pa. 2-6-1880 ---The Ohio Press 2-20-1880 BRADY, OLIVIA, d/o James, died Baltimore April 7th, ae 3 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 13 April 1883 (Bk. pp. 87, 88) BRADY, RUTH, widow of John, d/o Wi. & Ruth Baxter, born Brooke Co. c. 1798, died city Apr. 12, 1880 ae 82 yrs.; married John Brady 40 years ago, he died 1869; one son, William; brother, William Baxter; sister, Nancy Carns---Wkly Gaz. 4-16-1880 (Bk. pp. 87, 91; BRAMER, HENRY, s/o Win. & Caroline, died city, Aug. 4th, ae 5 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 8-10-1883 (Bk. p. 189) BRANAGAN, AGNES, d/o Frank & Ellen, died city, Aug. 2nd, ae 1 year. --Wkly Gaz. 8-4-1882 (Bk. p. 231) BRANDEN, MICHAEL, died city 2-12-1884 ae c.l1 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 2-15-1884 (Bk. p. 52) BRANDENBURG, WM. C., s/o Lemuel V. on Adams St., born city 15 Sept. 1861 died in 19th year; Kramer M. e. Church; mother Maggie ---The Ohio Press 5-21-1880; Wkly Gaz. 5-21-1880 (Bk. pp. 116, 118) BRANDON (BRANNON?) BELLE, formerly of Steubenville, her father was a tailor here; niece of James Wey of city; died July 4th, Sciota-Lomas disaster---Wkly Gaz. 7-14-1882 (Bk. p. 205) BRANDON, EDNA d/o W. P. & Mary H.; formerly of city; died East Liverpool 6-12-1880 ae 11 mos. --Wkly Gaz. 6-18-1880 (Bk. p. 139) BRANDON, MICHAEL s/o Widoe Brandon of Sherman Ave.; died 2-11-1884 ae 10 yrs. St. Peter's Church---The Ohio Press, 2-15-1884 (Bk. p. 32) BRANDON, EDWIN, s/o W. P. & M. H., died at Wellsville, Aug. 7th, ae 19 Funeral East Liverpool---Te Ohio Press 8-10-1883 (Bk. p. 143) BRANNER, HARRY, s/o Wn. & Caroline, DIED @ND Aug. ae 6 yrs. ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 8-10, 1883 (Bk. p. 143) BRANNON, MRS. CATHARINE, died city ae 54 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 9-30-1881 (Bk. pp. 232, 233, 239) -15- BRANSON, JOHNNIE LOYD, s/o Varcinia Branson, died Sept. 30th, ae 4yrs. 7 mos. The Ohio Press, Friday 10-10-1884, Bk. p. 191 BRASHEAR, BAZALEEL, late of Steubenville; his daughter Alice, w/o Dr. Christy, died in Paria, Pa. 6-3-1883 ae 27 yrs. ---The Ohio Press, Friday 6-8-1883 (Bk. p. 105) ---Wkly Gaz. 6-8-1883 (Bk. p. 138) BRASHEARS, DR. C. B., of Wellsburg, brother-in-law of George Moore; lost two of his children last Sunday with scarlet fever. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-30-1880 (Bk. p. 21) bray, harry s/o John of Steubenville, died at his home in Toronto yesterday MOnday) ae about 34 years. Leaves a wife and 2 children. --Wkly Gaz. Friday, 21 July 1882 (Bk. p. 220) BRAY, MARY ANN, wife of Win., died city, May 17, 1882, of lung fever, ae 38 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 26 May 1882 (Bk. p. 144) BRENKE, GEORGE, died city 2-2-1881 ae 19 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 2-4-1881 (Bk. p.24a) BREWSTER, Infant son of Rev. S. T. and Annie D., died Cleveland, Sat. 7-29-1882. --The Ohio Press 8-4-1882 (Bk. p. 118): Wkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. p. 118) BRIDGES---man killed on Panhandle near Mingo Thursday last, taken to Burgettstown for interment. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 2-23-1883 (Bk. p. 30) BRIGGS, MRS. JAMES, died city 1-2-1882, ae 33 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-6-1882 (Bk. p. 1) BRINKMAN, Charles F., 2nd s/o Joseph & Mary, died city 9-11-1881 of typhoid, ae 15 yrs 6 mos 2 days....St Peters. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-16-1881 (Bk. pp. 222, 226); Ohio Press, same date. BRINKMAN, MARY, wife of Joseph, born Germeny 1840, died city 4-25-1882 in 42nd year.---Wkly Gaz. 4-28-1882 (Bk. pp. 113, 115) ---Ohio Press 4-28-1882 (Bk. p. 61) BRINTON, HARRY, suicide, Bellaire, Tuesday. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 1-12-1883 (Bk. p. 7) BRISBIN, EUGENE, s/o D. R., died 12-21-1880 ae Smithfield, ae 24 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 12-31-1880 (Bk. p. 288) BRISTER, MRS. MARY NEWMAN, formerly of city, died Washington, Pa. 2-2-1881 ae 100 yrs. 9 mos.---Wkly Gaz. 3-4-1881 (Bk. pp. 36, 38) BRISTOR, CATHERINE, widow of M. P., Esq., publisher of Cadiz Republican, died Newark on 7th inst, a descendant of Gen. Putnam, buried in Putnam Co.---The Ohio Press, 6-24-1881 BRISTOR, JOHN H., ESQ. BORN Wash. Co., Pa. 3-2-1818; married Sarah Wolf d/o Peter; to Steubenville 1843, carriage making business; died city 5-14-1880 in 63rd year; resided N. 3rd Street.---Ohio Press 5-21-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 5-21-1880 (Bk. pp. 116, 117, 133) BROBSON, JOHN, a pioneer of this county, died at his home in Wayne Tp. 18 Mar. 1884 in 72nd year; buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, near Unionport.---The Ohio Press, Friday, 3-28-1884 (Bk. p. 66) BRODY, MRS. RUTH, mother of Willian, her only son, died upper Market Street in her 81st year---Te Ohio Press 4-16-1880 BROKAW, GEORGE, of Flushing, uncle of Dr. Grimes, ; ae 94 yrs. Funeral --Wkly Gaz. 12-3-1880 (Bk. p. 260) BROOKS, BITHIA married Rev. John M. Leavitt, died Paris France 1-10-1880 --The Ohio Press 2-13-1880 BROOKS, Infant child of E. A. Brooks, formerly of city, now of Wheeling; funeral Wed. in Steubenville---The Ohio Press 7-29-1881 BROOKS, HOWARD s/o Matthias & Maggie, died 6th Wd. 7-11-1881 ae 4 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 169) -16- BROTHERSON, MRS. F. B., formerly of Cadiz. dips. Peoria, Ill, Dec. 27th. The Ohio Press, 1-16-1880 BROWN, BENNIE, s/o W. H. & Amelia, Brown, died at Holliday's Cove, ae 4 yrs. --The Ohio Press 4-13-1883 (Bk. p. 65); Wkly Gaz., same page (Bk. p.89) BROWN, CHARLIE, illegitimate child of Miss Sarah Young, father's name Brown, killed on Water Street---Wkly Gaz. 10-21-1881 (Bk. p. 251) and 1882 (Bk. p. 173) BROWN, GEORGE, s/o Charles, died 6th Wd. 10-13-1881 ae 33 yrs. Union Cemetery --Wkly Gaz. 10-21-1881 (Bk. p. 248) BROWN, GEORGE A., s/o Stephen Brown from Md.; father of John C. of this city; died near Longs Meeting House 8-6-1880 in 63rd year; typhoid; born 1817 on farm where he died; married Isabel Cunningham who with 6 ch. survive: John C., Oliver J., George D., Mrs. Joseph McCullough, Mrs. A. M. Smith, and Miss Samantha Brown. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. p. 174 BROWN, GEORGE E., s/o Watt M(or N) Brown, formerly of city, died Madison, Ind, 12-28-1880 ae 13 yrs.; grandson of Mrs. A. Brown of city. --The Ohio Press 1-7-1881; Wkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. p. 1) BROWN, MRS. HANNAH , mother of L. H. of Toronto, died New Cumberland 11-26-1881 in 73rd year....Wkly Gaz. 12-2-1881 (Bk. p. 285) BROWN, HENRY, died East Springfield 1-6-1880, ae about 60 yrs.; formerly of Carroll Co.; leaves wife but children all deceased; buried at Simmon's Churchyard.---Wkly Gaz. 1-9-1880 (Bk. pp. 6, 9) BROWN, HIPAM, formerly of Carrollton, died Washington , D. C. ae 37 yrs. Leaves a young wife.---Wkly Gaz. 8-11-1882 (Bk. p. 243) BROWN, JAMES: his daughter Mrs. Belle Littleton died 3-10-1880 Mt. Pleas. Thp. --Wkly Gaz. 3-19-1880 (Bk,.p 64) BROWN, JANE, widow of Hugh; d/o Hugh & Jane McCutcheon; born Belfast, Ireland in 1809; died Apr. 30th in 74th year; husband and infant son died 1846; eldest daughter died 1872; leaves 2 sons and four daughters: Robert M. & Hugh H.; Mrs. John Frew, Mrs. Cyrus Scott, Mrs. Roseman Gardner, and Miss Anna. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-4-1883 (Bk. pp. 103, 104) ---Ohio Press 5-4-1883 (Bk. p. 83) BROWN, JOHN, of Cross Creek Thp. near Long;'s Meeting House, born there 1817; died in 63rd year. ---The Ohio Press 8-13-1880 BROWN, JOHN F. s/o R. M. & Louise C. S. Brown, died Thursday, ae 10 mos. ---Wkly Gaz., Friday, 7-13-1883 (Bk. p. 167) BROWN, JOSEPHINE, wife of John C. of N. 4th St.; d/o Josiah Glover of Smithfield TWp.; died 3-11-1884 in her 41st year.; only one daughter who died several years ago; to be buried at Holmes' Church near York---The Ohio Press, 3-14-1884 (Bk. p. 54) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 76) BROWN, MATILDA, d/o Henry B., died 8-16-1883 ae 22 yrs. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 8-24-1883 (Bk. p. 151) BROWN, OLIVER, brother of R. M. Brown, uncle of R. H. Brown of city; born Boston, Mass. 1789; married Anna Caidwell who died 40 years ago. died Holiday's Cove, 3-26-1880 in 91st year.; several children, 3 still living: Win. of Holiday's Cove; Robert of California; and Mlrs. William of New Jersey. The Ohio Press 4-2-1880; Wkly Gaz. same date (Bk. p. 77) BROWN, R. M. an infant son died last night (Thurs, ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 7-13-1883 (Bk. p. 122) -17- BROWN, REGINALD HEBER, died May 28, 1884 in city; died N. 4th St. in 51st year. Leaves wife and 3 children; 2nd Presb. Church; lived in Steub. c22 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 5-30-1884 (Bk. p. 151); Ohio Press same date(Bk. p. 101) BROWN, SAMUEL, native of Scotland, died city Nov. 20-30? 1883 ae 75 yrs, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Spence on Upper Market Street. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 7 Dec. 1883 (Bk. p. 218) ---Wkly Gaz. , Dec. 7, 1883 (Bk. pp. 296, 297) BROWN, MRS. W. C., mother-in-law of W. H. Hunter, died Tuesday. ---The Ohio Press, 22 Oct. 1880 BROWN, WATSON N., of Jeff. Co., Ind., s/o Mrs. Amy Brown, patent on boring machine ---Wkly Gaz. , 2 June 1882 (Bk. p. 152) BROWNE, MARGARET, w/o W. C. Browne, mother of Mrs. W. H. Hunter of city; died Cadiz 10-20-1880 ae about 45 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-22-1880 (Bk. p. 226) BROWNER, JULIA, died Warrenton 2nd Sept. 1881 ---The Ohio Press, 9 Sept. 1881 BROWNING, EDWARD S., s/o Leander & Elizabeth S.; grandson of Lewis Browning of Brooke Co.; died Brooke Co. April 11, 1882 in 20th year. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-14-1882 (Bk. p. 101, 105, 106) ---Ohio Press 14th April 1882 (Bk. p. 53) BROWNING, LEANDER s/o old Judge.Browning; prominent farmer of Brooke Co.; Elder 1st Presb. Church of Steubenville; married 1857 d/o Edw. Steelman s/o Edward; died Tuesday 3-23-1881 at residence opposite Steubenville where he was born; age at death 50 yrs.; leaves an aged father, his wife, 6 children and 2 sisters. Sisters: Mrs. Win. B. Mahan, Miss Lizzie Browning; children: Mrs. Thos. J. Mahan, Eugene, Edward, Lewis, Alice, and Maggie; buried in Union Cemetery. ---The Ohio Press 3-25-1881 Died 3-23-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-25-1881 (Bk. pp. 62, 65, 81) BROWNLEE, JOHN, s/o Frank & Jessie, died city June 23, 1884 ae 2 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 6-27-1884 (Bk. p. 178) BROWNLEE, R. L., Steubenville grocer; father murdered at Columbus, Ga.; to be buried at Washington, Pa.---The Ohio Press 1-9-1880 Mrs. S. J. Aibright, a daughter of W. D. Brownlee who was murdered in MISSOURI?---Wkly Gaz. 1-2-1880 (Bk. pp. 3, 8, 11) BROWNLEE, W. T., father of R. L. Brownlee of city, murdered in Missouri Killer acquitted....Wkly Gaz. 10-29-1880 (Bk. p. 233) BRUNER, MRS. CHARLOTTE, an old lady of Rush Run area died Monday and was buried in Warrenton Cemetery; died Tiltonville 2-7-1881 ---The Ohio Press 2-11-1881; Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (Bk. p. 20) BUCEY, MISS ClARA died Rush Run Sept. 16th. 15th? --Wkly Gaz. 29 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 285); Ohio Press , same date (Bk.p.150) BUCEY, MISS MARY, died Wells Twp. Aug. 27th ---Wkly Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 265) Died Sunday at residence of Jesse Bucey; buried New Alexandria. --The Ohio Press, 1st Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 136) BUCEY, SOPHIA, died New Alexandria Tuesday morning, buried there Wednesday. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 10 Feb. 1882 BUCY, MRS. WL H., mother of Alonzo Bucy, driver of the Phoenix engine, died t the residence of her son in the engine house, this morning ae 70 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-14-1884 (Bk. p. 301) BUCHANAN, ABSOLOM, died Wellsburg, last Tuesday ae 70 years. ---Wkly Gaz., Friday, April 20, 1883 (Bk. p. 98) BUCHANAN, ADE d/o Frank & Lovesia, died at her home in the 6th Wd. last Night ae 9 yrs.---Wkly Gaz. , 21 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 307) -18- BUCHANAN, ADA d/o Frank & Lovesia, of 6th Wd., died 13 Nov. 1884 ae 9 yrs. ---The Ohio Press, 11-21-1884 (Bk. p. 224) BUCHANAN, ANNA d/o Frank, died at the residence of her parents in the 6th Wd. yesterday, ae 1 year 8 mos. --Wkly Gaz. 28 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 315) BUCHANAN, ANNIE d/o Louisa & Frank of 6th Wd., died 11-24-1884 ae 18 mos. ---The Ohio Press, 28 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 229) BUCHANAN, MRS. FRANK, of Jewett, died on Friday evening last, ae 65 yrs. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 12 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p. 6) BUCHANAN, MRS. MARY, an aged widow lady of Fairview, was burned to death a few days ago---Ohio Press, Thursday, 24 Nov. 1881 BUCHANAN, MRS. REBECCA, formerly of city, died Waynesburg, Pa. 11-12-;880 in 54th year...Wkly Gaz. 11-26-1880 (Bk. p. 253) BUCHANAN, SARAH, w/o Stephen, died near Alikanna in 28th year.; d/o John and Eliza Yocum; died 8-22-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 8-26-1881 (Bk. pp. 204, 206, 207) BUCHANAN, STEPHEN, s/o Stephen & Sarah, died near Alikanna 9-19-1991 ae 6 mos. --The Ohio Press 9-23-1881 ; Wkly Gaz. 9-23-1881 (Bk. p. 228) BUCHANAN, WESLEY & SARAH: Daughter Elizabeth married C. Myers; she died 7-2-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-8-1881 (Bk. p. 166) BUCHFIELD, , fell from a stack at the Ame works and was seriously hurt. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 6 April 1883 (Bk. p. 58) BUCKINGHAN, MOSS BERTHA, d/o A. S. & Winifred (Reese) Buckingham; twin Bernice; died Cal. April 6th, 1907 ae 27---Assorted Deaths p. 105 BUCKINGHAM, GEORGE, shot at New Alexandria by Dr. W. Wchooley; Doctors say he cannot live...Wkly Gaz. 12-31-1880 (Bk. pp. 292, 293) BUCKINGHAM, MARY J, sister of N. B. Buckingham of New Alexandria, died in Columbus, Ohio 5-15-1880; buried New Alexandria. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-21-1880 (Bk. pp. 116, 121) BUCY, JOHNNY, infant s/o.Silas & Anna , of Coal Hill, died Oct. 25th ae 3 wks. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 2 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 194) BUFFINGTON, JOHN B.married three wks. ago (Bertha Kettlewood, d/o Matthew and Josephine; died at R. R. yards in Wellsville 5-15-1881; born Athens, Ohio.---Ohio Records May 20, 1881; ---Wkly Gaz. 5-20-1881 (Bk. pp. 113, 116, 117) BUKOFFSKY, JOHN & ELIZABETH Infant child died city....daughter Martha. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-11-1881 (Bk. p.- 44); Ohio Press, same date. BUKOFFSKY, TILLIE d/o John & Elizabeth, died at her home on Market St. Monday ae 3 yrs 9 mos.--Wkly Gaz. 12-26-1884 (Bk. p. 336) BULLOCK, ELIZABETH w/o Robert Sr.; born Long Preston, England, to U. 51 1849; died N. 4th St. 25 Aug. 1884 ae 79 yrs.; Sons: James (Cadiz), Wi., and Robert of city---The Ohio Press, Friday, 8-29-1884 (Bk. p. 159) Wkly Gaz. 8-29-1884 (Bk. p. 236 2 Items) BUMGARDNER, JOHN, an aged and respected citizen of Amwell Twp. died Saturday ---Wkly Gaz. 8-29-1884 (Bk. p. 238) BUNFIELD, GEOIRGE, a deck hand on the Belle Prince, killed by a train. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-9-1881 (Bk. p. 299) BURCHARD, GEORGE W., s/o David T., died city 5-11-1881, ae 10 yrs. ---Wikly Gaz. 5-13-1881 (Bk. p. 106) BURCHFIELD, EPHIRAIM, died near Richmond 3-7-1880 in 82nd year. leaves children ---Wkly Gaz. 3-12-1880 (Bk. pp. 56, 61) BURGET, ELA M., d/o B. G. Burget, formerly of city, died Burgettstown, Pa. 12-11-1880 of consumption, ae about 24 years. --Wkly Gaz. 12-17-1880 (Bk. p. 272) -19- BURGEIT, JOHN, died city Dec. 13th in 50th year. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-21-1883 (Bk. p. 308) BURKE, BRIDGET, consort of John, died Monday at her home N. 7th St. in her 32nd year. Maiden name was Casserly; born County Roscommin, Ireland; a wife only 13 months.; d/o John Casserly of Ireland, consumption ---Wkly Gaz. 3-2-1883 (Bk. pp. 48, 49): Ohio Press, same date (Bk.p.38) BURKE, MRS. JOHN, died city 9-10-1881, ae about 40 yrs. Inquest--"Death by the visitation of God."---Wkly Gaz. 9-16-1881 (Bk. pp. 222, 226) Ohio Press, same date. BURKE, OWEN s/o John, died city Dec. 31st of pneumonia, ae 2 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-22-1882 (Bk. p. 369) BURKE, PATRICK, killed in mine explosion, June 5, 1855---Ohio Press 6-17-1881 BURNS, MRS. ANNA , w/o David, died Sunday, 5th & Ross Streets, recently gave birth to third child; husband arrested for cruel treatment; Sister, Mrs. Gordon took body to Pittsburgh for burial; ---Ohio Press, Friday 1-26-1883 (Bk. pp. 13, 14) Died city Jan. 21st ae 22 yrs; Sister of Mrs. Barbara Gordon, left 3 children.---Wkly Gaz. 1-26-1883 (Bk. pp. 17, 21) BURNS, JOHN, N. 8th Street---infant son died of whooping cough Tuesday ---Ohio Press, Friday 5 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p. 1) ---Wkly Gaz. 1-5-1883 (Bk. p. 4) BURNS, REV. JOHN, D. D., OF U. P. Church, died Cadiz, Thursday? ae 76 yrs. preached Steubenville 1838-40, 1842-44, 1854-1857; 1st wife died in Steubenville in 1857; Leaves 4 children; funeral at Cambridge...Wkly Gaz. 9-14-1883 (Bk. p. 224) BURNS, MRS, of Richmond, died Tuesday, ae 70 yrs.; widow of Thomas; leaves 4 children: John & Thomas of Richmond; Mrs. Mary Taggart, city and Mrs. Peck, New York City...Wkly Gaz. 7-11-1884 (Bk. p. 193) BURNS, MRS. SARAH, w/o the late Thomas of Richmond, died 8 July 1884 ae 72 yrs. 4 ch: John & Thomas of Richmond; Mrs. Peck of New York, and Mrs. John Taggart of Steubenville---Ohio Press, 741-1884 (Bk. p.126) BURNS, WM. H. s/o Thomas &-Rebecca; married 1878 Anna d/o John Leonard; died city 6th Wd. 4-30-1881 ae 23 yrs,; left wife and 1 child. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-6-1881 (Bk. p. 100, 103) ; Ohio Press same date BURNSIDE, DAVID, died Brush Creek Tip. 6-7-1881 ae 82 yrs.; born County Down, Ireland, to U. 5. 1832, 6 children, 5 living: Edward, Charlotte, Mrs. Josiah Adams, Mrs. E. Armstrong; buried Monroeville Tuesday. ---Wkly Gaz. 6-24-1881 (Bk. pp. 145, 149; Ohio Press, same date. BURT, THOMAS of Idlewood, struck by train, killed.---Ohio Press 8-20-1880 BUSBY, SHERIDAN, of Harrison Co., died at home near Jewett, ae about 60 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-5-1884 (Bk. p. 243) BUSHMAN, HENRY, brother of Mrs. Fuhr, shot, at Urichsville. Died. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-19-1883 (Bk. p. 261) BUSTARD, JOHN Son, William dying in Colorado---Ohio Press 10-22-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-22-1880 (Bk. p. 228) BUSTARD, WIlL s/o John of Steubenville, died near Ouray, Colorado by the falling of a rock Sunday last. Remains to be sent here. ae 24; unmarried. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-26-1883 (Bk. pp. 263, 272); Ohio Press, 1883 (Bk. 192, 197) BUTLER, CHARLES, of Martin's Ferry had his foot crushed by a train at Mingo Tuesday of last week; died on Sunday, neglect to care for foot said to be the cause of death...Ohio Press 21 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 169) BYNON, DAVID, ae 78, buried from residence of his son-in-law, in Alliance; Mrs. Mary Bynon Reese, of Steubenville was too ill to attend; other ch: Wn. Bynon, Mrs. Jane Calhoun, both of Missouri, 4th child: Mrs. Martha Edwards, died 3 weeks ago at Alliance. Son, W. H. Bynon, now located at Tipton, Missouri ---Ohio Press 3-25-1881, also 3-18-1881 -20- BYNON, DAVID, father of Mary Bynon Reese of city, died Alliance 3-15-1881 ae 78. Native of Wales, 3 ch: W. Bynon and Mrs. Jane Calhoun of Missouri; and Mrs. Reece of city; Dau. Mrs. Martha Edwards died Alliance 3 weeks ago---Wkly Gaz. 7-17-1885 (Bk. p. 119) (Try Ohio Press 1885 (Bk. pp. 53 and 55) CABLE, DAVID---his sister Mary married David Campbell and died 10-7-1881 ae about 75 yrs---Wkly Gaz. 10-14-1881 (Bk. p;. 243) CABLE, MRS. DAVID, died city 9-16-1881 in 84th year; has lived in city 78 years; married David 58 yars ago; 6 children, 2 now living; 2 daughters; Dr. William Cable, Pittsburgh, Lewis Cable, city; one son, David, died at Andersonville; 1st M. E. Church. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-23-1881 (Bk. pp. 228, 230); Ohio Press 9-23-1881 CABLE, JOSEPH , formerly of city, died Paulding, Ohio 5-1-1880, ae 80 yrs. born Island Creek Tlp. 1800, about 4 yrs. younger than David. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-7-1880 (Bk. p. 104) CABLE, MARTIN, died in city Thursday Apr. 10, 1884 of heart trouble, ae 42 yrs. unmarried; brother of W. A. Cable, Steubenville, Carleton Cable and Mrs. Geo. Shouse, both of Pittsburgh. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-11-1884 (Bk. pp. 102, 103, 104, 115) Died city April 10, 1884 ae 40 yrs.; s/o Isaac Cable; brother of Allen, Carlton, Mrs. Annie Shouse (Allegheny) and Miss Emma of San Francisco....The Ohio Press, Friday, April 11, 1884 (Bk. p.74) CABLE, MRS. DR., died at her home in Pittsburgh 19 July 1884. Buried in Union Cemetery, Steubenville...Ohio Press, 7-25-1884 (Bk. p. 135) CABLE, MRS. SARAH, DIED CITY L @%L@AE &@YRS: MAIDEN NAME McFarland; married Isaac Cable who died 30 yrs. ago: 6 children: ch: Carleton, W. Allen, R. Martin, Anna w/o Geo. Thouse & Enma. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-27-1882 (Bk. pp. 19, 26, 30, 59) CADY, , brother-in-law of John Dunbar, instantly killed. ---The Ohio Press, 1-21-1881 CADY, JAMES: his daughter Ella, born Cadiz 1845 died May 27, the widow of R. J. McCarty---Wkly Gaz. 2 June 1882 (Bk. 153) CADY, R. J., s/o James of Cadiz Junction, died yesterday of consumption, ae 28 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 6-8-1883 (Bk. p. 139) CADY, WILLIAM, died last week ae 82 yrs; old citizen of Cadiz, father of Mrs. Lupton, who kept the Imperial restaurant in Steubenville. --Wkly Gaz. 2-29-1884 (Bk. p. 67) CAHILL, DOUGLASS W. of Linden Aye, died there Saturday, June 14, 1884 of consumption, aged 40 years; leaves wife and 4 children; ex-City Marshall --Wkly Gaz. 20 June 1884 (Bk. PP. 170, 172, 173 1st W. Va. Cavalry; ae 41 yrs. ; born city 7 Dec. 1812 or 13?; married 1874 Flora Gribble; 4 Children; parents in Kansas. ---The Ohio Press, June 20, 1884 (Bk. p. 112): CAHILL, JAMES, OF Newark, fireman, crushed in R. R. wreck. ---The Ohio Press , 17 Sept. 1880 CAIN, JOHNNY, of Bellaire, married Jennie Alban d/o Joseph of city; died at Ballaire; later buried at Union Cemetery, city? --Wkly Gaz. 11-24-1882 (Bk. pp. 345, 346) CALDERHEAD, MARY, d/o Joseph & Sarah, died Wayne twp. 12-11-1880 ae 4 years of scarlet fever; second child lost within the year; a son died last May----Wkly Gaz. 12-17-1880 (Bk. pp. 272, 275) CALDWELL, ALBERT, formerly of city, died Browning, Iowa 12-17-1880 ae about 24 yrs. born city---Wkly Gaz. 3-4-1881 (Bk. pp. 36, 38): Ohio Press same date. CALDWELL, BERTHA BELL d/o Matthew & Ella Caldwell, died city 31 July 1882 ae 8mos. 5 days,---Ohio Press 8-4-1882 (Bk. p. 118) ---Wkly Gaz. 8-4-1882 (Bk. p. 231) -21- CALDWELL, HARRIET E, wife of Matthew, of 5. 3rd St. died Thursday, (June 22) ae(23 yrs; leaves husband and 4 children. ---Ohio Press, 30 June 1882 (Bk. p. 97) CALDWELL, MARY, formerly of city, died Pittsburg 12-13-1881 of typhoid fever, ae 17 yrs; buried city---Wkly Gaz. 12-16-1881 (Bk. pp. 300, 306) CALDWELL, MRS. NANCY died near Armstrong's Mills, d/o Ambrose Danford. --Ohio Press 3-12-1880 CALDWELL, SAMUEL, died near Knoxville Sept. 1st ae 87 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 265) CALL, MRS. CATHERINE, w/o David (he ae 88 yrs) (she ae 86 yrs.) childhood days spent near McCoys; 20 yrs. near Moore's Salt Works, the rest near Pine Grove Church; mother of 12 children, 4 sons and 4 daughters living; member of Disciples Church, buried in Pine Grove ---Wkly Gaz. 1-14-1881 (Bk. p. 7); Ohio Press same date. CALL, DAVID died 10 Jan. in his 93rd year; War of 1812 when ae 17; wife died 2 years ago; buried at Pine Grove---Wkly Gaz. 1-19-1883 (Bk. p.11) Ohio Press, 1-19-1883 (Bk. pp. 10, 11, 60) CALL, DAVID J. of Wayne Thp., s/o James M. Call, son-in-law of Alex Skelley; died at his home March 1st? of lung disease, ae 29 yrs. Funeral at Bloomfield---Wkly Gaz. 3=-2-1883 (Bk. p. 48; 50) Ohio Press Mar 2 1883 (Bk. p.37 CALL, EDDIE, infant s/o Winfield & Annie Call, died Sunday (Aug. 6) on the Sherrard farm, ae 11 mos.---Ohio Press 8-11-1882 (Bk. p. 121, 122) ---Wkly Gaz. 8-11-1882 (Bk. p. 240) CALLAHAN, MR. (wife Margaret) killed at Wheeling Junction August last on Panhandle R.R.---The Ohio Press, 11-19-1880. CALLANDER, RICHARD died this morning at his residence on Fourth Street, Ext. ae about 21 years; son-in-law of Edward Barrett of 2nd Wd; wife and 2 small children survive him.---Wkly Gaz. 5-23-1884) Bk. p.145) Died 16 May 1884 ae 20 yrs. 7 mos.---Ohio Press 5-23-1884 (Bk. p. 95) CALLENDINE, s/o Edward of Brooke Co., ae about 14 yrs; fatal accident while picking apples...Wkly Gaz. 12 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 253) CALLENDINE, HENRY died Brooke Co. 3-8-1882 ae 83 yrs; home in Fowlertown; 6 sons and 3 daughters living; buried in Franklin Church yard. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-10-1882 (Bk. p. 67, 74) CALLIGAN, BERNARD, Co. G. 2nd OVI, Major Sarratt's company, died at Dayton Soldier's Home....Wkly Gaz. Jan. 26, 1883 (Bk. p. 17) CALLIGAN, LEE s/o E. M., drowned while swimming in the river opposite the city. ae 12 years; body found---Ohio Press 6-24-1881 ; 7-1-1881 Wkly Gaz. 6-24-1881 (Bk. pp. 145, 150, 156) CALLIHAN, PATRICK killed in train wreck ---Ohio Press 8-20-1880 CALLINAN, PATRICK died city 8-15-1880 ae about 55 yrs; R.R. accident on Panhandle; leaves wife and 8 children; St Peters ---Wkly Gaz. 8-20-1880 (Bk. p. 180, 248) CAMPBELL family, house boat people, drunk, 10 year old girl burned to death in parent's absence... .The Ohio Press, 7 Nov. 1884 CAMPBELL, ALEX of New Cumberland, ae 79 yrs; father of Hon. John A. also of New Cumberland; fell while coming down stairs, broke his neck, last Saturday---Ohio Press, Oct. 31, 1884 (Bk. p. 206) CAMPBELL, ARCHIE, a young lad, killed on FR at Welsville --The Ohio Press, Jan. 9, 1880 CAMPBELL, BARIEY, formerly of city, died Holliday's Cove 5-20-1881 ae 70 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 5-27-1881 (Bk. p. 119, 122) Ohio Press May 27, 1881 CAMPBELL, MRS. DAVID, of Holliday's Cove, died Friday ae 75 years. ---Ohio Press Fri. Oct. 14, 1881 -22- CAMPBELL, FLORENCE (FLORA) d/o Thos. & Virginia Campbell, river boat people; caught fire and died on beach Saturday ae 1U yrs. Union Cemetery Wkly Gaz. 7 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 294) CAMPBELL, G. FRED, s/o G. W. & Eliza Campbell, died Holliday's Cove 4-18-1880 ae 26 yrs, of consumption; married Maggie d/o John Miller of Pughtown 3 years ago; one child; Three Springs Cemetery (ae 28?) ---Wkly Gaz. 4-23-1880 (Bk. p. 92, 94): Ohio Press, same date. CAMPBELL, JAMES M. died on King's Creek May 24, 1882 ae 78 yrs; Elder in Holliday's Cove Presb. Church, leaves wife and 7 children, all married; buried Three Springs Church yard. ---Ohio Press June 2, 1882 (Bk. p. 82) ---Wkly Gaz. May 26, 1882 (Bk. pp. 144, 145) CAMPBELL, MISS LIZZIE, died near Burgettstown 8-30-1880 in 35th year. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-3-1880 (Bk. p. 193) CAMPBELL, MRS. M. B., died at New Cumberland Friday (last) --Ohio Press, Friday, May 25, 1883 (Bk. p. 94) CAMPBELL, MARGARET wife of Hiram, died Holliday's Cove 1-29-1882 ae 24 yrs. Buried at Three Springs---Wkly Gaz. 2-3-1882 (Bk. pp. 27, 31) CAMPBELL, MARY wife of David and sister of David Cable, died Holliday's Cove 10-7-1881 ae about 75 years; Children, Martha w/o W. S. Miller; Clorinda w/o T. H. Shipley; Elizabeth w/o Dr. E. J. Owens --Wkly Gaz. 10-14-1881 (Bki pp. 243, 245) CAMPBELL, NANNIE P. of Logan Street, city, died Saturday ae 16; buried at Three Springs Cemetery---Ohio Press June 23, 1882 (Bk. p. 93) CAMPBELL, PATIENCE, widow of David, d/o Alexander & Jane Campbell; died city 3-14-1880 in her 83rd year; born May 1797 in Holliday's Cove; 2 daughters survive: Mrs. Eliza J. Campbell and Mrs. James Wright; 5 brothers: David, and Robert of Holliday's Cove, Daniel, Texas; Alexander, Iowa; Archie, in the West; sisters: Mrs. David Freshwater, Mrs. Nathaniel Groves, both of Wood Co., W. Va. and Mrs. Wi. Freshwater of Iowa. Buried Three Springs---Assorted Deaths p. 26; Ohio Press, 19 Mar. 1880 Wkly Gaz. 3-19-1880 (Bk. p. 64) CAMPBELL, PATRICK died near Goulds, Sept. 30th, ae 62 yrs; born Ireland, 40 years in America; buried from St. Peters; leaves wife and 3 children. --Wkly Gaz. 6 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 291, 293) CAMPBELL, ROBERT, died Holliday's Cove 7-9-1881 ae 78 years; born and died near where he died; ml) Margaret Pendrep (12 ch); m2) Alice Linduff; buried at Paris, Pa.---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 169, 173) CAMPBELL, SAMUEL B. s/o David & Ann and Jane d/o DAvid McGugin; Golden Wedding...guests named and others.---Ohio Press 11-9-1883 (Bk. p. 200) CAPSTACK, JONATHAN, died near Barnesville 30 Dec. 1880 ae 55 yrs; formerly of city, frozen to death. ==Ohio Press 1-7-1881; Wkly Gaz. same date (Bk.pl) CARLILE, HENRY, died Portage Co. 1-27-1880 ae 38; brother of Mrs. James Cooper of city; leaves wife and 6 children.---Wkly Gaz. 1-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 20, 21) CARLISLE, SARAH, wife of Henry, formerly of city, died South Chicago 21 June 1884 ae 55 yrs. Buried in Union Cemetery here---Ohio Press June 27, 1884 (Bk. p. 116) CARNADY, JOHN, watchman at Cadix Jct.; died Saturday, buried Steubenville Catholic Cemetery; son John---Ohio Press 1-12-1883 (Bk. pp. 5, 6) CARNAHAN, ELIZABETH, wife of John A., died Toronto 12 Aug. 1882 ae c. 68 yrs. --Ohio Press 8-25-1882 (Bk. p. 131); Wkly Gaz. 8-18-1882 (Bk. p. 246) CARNAHAN, FRANCES (FANNIE) died city (home N. 4th St.) 3-16-1882; St. Paul's --Wkly Gaz. 3-17-1882 (Bk. p.7E) --Ohio Press, Friday, 3-17-1882; 3-24-1882 (Bk. p. 41 and?) CARNAHAN, LARETA d/o A. J.; died near Toronto 1-30-1883 ae 10 yrs. Wkly Gaz. 2-2-1883 (Bk. p. 22) -23- CARNS, MANASSEH died N. 5th St. 2-26-1884 ae 68 yrs; born Island Creek 2-5-1816; to Tuscarawas Co. when a child; married Margaret Phillips of Island Creek Twp. who died 3 years ago; left one son and 2 daughters: Mrs. C. F. Canby and Martha Jane.---The Ohio Press 2-29-1884(Bk. p. 47) His age 68 y 21 days; to Tuscarawas Co. with parents as child; returned to Island Creek at manhood' came to Steubenville 1848; daughter,- Mrs. Charles F. Canby; also left 1 brother and 2 sisters. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-29-1884 (Bk. p. 64) CARNS, MARGARET P., wife of Manassa Carns, died city 5-24-1880 in 65th year; born Island Creek Twp.; nee Margaret Phillips; 3 children: Martha J., Alfred D. and Ema w/o Charles F. Canby; M. B. ch. --Wkly Gaz. 5-28-1880 (Bk. pp. 123, 125) : Ohio Press, same date. CARPENTER, D. 0. of New Alexandria area, "buried a child last week" --Wkly Gaz. 1-19-1883 (Bk. p. 11) CARPENTER, JANE, wife of Andrew J. died near Portland 12-19-1880 , ae about 63; died at residence on Short Creek near Portland Station; d/o Thos. Marshall) left 7 living children. --Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. pp. 281, 285); Ohio Press, same date) CARPENTER, DR. THOMAS of Flushing, "suicided last March:, --The Ohio Press, 6-24-1881 CAROTHERS, HARRY, was stuck a blow on the head at Wheeling, died, ae 13 --Wkly Gaz. 10-24-1884 (Bk. p. 287) CAROTHERS, WIllIAM, father of T. C. Carothers of city, died Frankfort Sptings, Pa. Aug. 13th in 86th year; item lists family; buried Frankfort graveyard;---Wkly Gaz. 8-18-1882 (Bk. p. 246, 247) Ohio Press 8-18-1882 (Bk. p. 127) CARR, SADIE F, wife of W. B. Carr, formerly of Island Creek Twp., died 15 Mar. 1881 at latrobe, Pa.---The Ohio Press, 3-18-1881; Wkly Gaz., 3-18-1881 (Bk. p. 53) CARR, MRS. SALLIE R: her daughter Cora B. w/o John H. Nicholson, died 10-6-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-7-1881 (Bk. p. 240) CARREL, MRS. JANE, died Cincinnati 9-24-1880 in her 87th year. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-1-1880 (Bk. p. 209) CARSON, ANN, wife of George, died Ross Twp. 4-17-1881 of consumption in 52nd yr. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-29-1881 (Bk. p. 94) CARSON, ANNA BElIE died Ross T\wp. 2-10-1881 ae 3 yrs; buried Zion Cemetery ---Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (Bk. p. 20, 27) CARSON, JAMES E., DIED Holliday's Cove 4-20-1880 from injuries, ae 33 yrs. s/o A. J. & Elizabeth Carson; buried Holliday's Cove;left wife and child' killed on R.R.--Ohio Press 4-23-1880 Born Wash. Co., Pa. 1847 Wkly Gaz. 4-20-1880 (Bk. pp. 92, 94, 95, 104) CARSON, JOHN, of Toronto----2 of his children ate poke-root and died' the other---not sure yet.---Wkly Gaz. 4-7-1882 (Bk. p. 97) CARTER, ANGELINE wife of A. W., died Center TWp., Wilson Co., Kansas age 21y 10 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-2-1883 (Bk. p. 22) CARTER, MRS. HANNAH, died city April 18th ae 70 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-20-1883 (Bk. p. 93) CARTER, MRS., died at her residence on N. 4th St. Wednesday; to be buried Friday---The Ohio Press, Friday 20 April 1883 (Bk. p. 71) CARTER, MRS. MARY died at the residence of her grandson, Mr. John C. Kirkpatrick at Edgington, W. Va. ae 87 yrs.---Wkly Gaz. 9-10-1880 (Bk. p. 198) ---Ohio Press, same date CARTER, MRS. RUTH, wife of Augustus, died 20 Nov. at Smithfield ae 60; M. E. Church --The Ohio Press, 30 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 212 -24- CATLICH, LILLIAN H. d/o George & Sophia, died city 12-3-1880 ae 5y 2m. --Wkly Gaz. 12-10-1880 (Bk. p. 266, 267); Ohio Press, same date. CARTWRIGHT, THOMAS of E. Liverpool, died on R.R. track ---Wkly Gaz. 10-15-1880 (Bk. p. 223) CARTY, MRS. WILLIAM, died from burns last week at West Middletown, Wash. Co., Pa. --Wkly Gaz. 9-16-1881 (Bk. p. 222) CASEY, ANNA E., sister of Willian4 Ephraim Cattrell...suit by Anna --Wkly Gaz. 6-17-1881 (Bk. p. 143) CASH, MRS. MORRIS, of city, struck by C&P RR freight; leaves husband and 2 children; Wednesday---Wkly Gaz. 11-17-1882 (Bk. p. 333); ---Ohio Press, 11-17-1882 (Bk. p. 174) CASHMAN, KATIE, d/o Maurice & Ellen, died city 1-20-1882 ae ly 2m 2d. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-27-1882 (Bk. p. 19) CASSEL, WILLIAM, an early settler in county: Son, Wi. Cassel; saughter Mary married John McDowell. She died 1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-13-1880 (Bk. p. 35) CASSIDAY, MARY, wife of Michael, died city 8-16-1881 ae 42 yrs; born Glasgow, Scotland; married 1863; to U. 5. 1865; 11 ch., son Willie, Cath. Cemetery ---Wkly Gaz. 8-19-1881 (Bk. p. 199, 202) CASSNER (Kassner) ANNIE , a young and highly esteemed lady, died in her 20th yr., Sunday last, on Washington Street; Funeral from St. Peter;s. ---Ohio Press, 2-16-1883 (Bk. p. 26) CASTNER, MRS. CHRISTINA, widow of Gill Castner, died city July 16, 1884 at the residence of her son-in-law, Joseph Blackburn, 706 North Street, ae 64 yrs; left 5 children: Paul Castner, Mrs. Hannah Blackburn, Roderick M. Castner, Eli Castner, all of Jeff. Co. ---Wkly Gaz. 18 July 1884 (Bk. p. 197, 200) CASTNER, MARTHA EDNA, youngest child of Michael & Sarah, died 8-22-1880 at Wintersville of scarlet fever ae 4y 3m 22d. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-1-1880 (Bk. p. 209) CASTNER, RASSELAS, died at his residence on Will's Creek,(Feb. 19) Sunday night, ae 80 yrs; born on Castner farm now owned by John Kilgore; ml) Permelia Rex; left wife and several children. ---The Ohio Press, Friday 2-23-1883 (Bk. p. 31) ---Wkly Gaz. 2-23-1883 (Bk. p. 42) CAITRELL, SARAH, died at residence of daughter in Salem, 12-16-1881, ae 67 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-23-1881 (Bk. p. 309) CAVANAUGH, MRS. ANN of Pittsburgh, died at residence of her niece Annie Moncrief, in city 1-31-1881 ae 54 yrs. ---Ohio Press 2-4-1881; Wkly Gaz. same date (Bk. p. 24a) CAVITT, MRS. died Richmond yesterday (Friday Sept. 5) ae 84 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 12 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 247) CELLARS, ALEX, formerly of Jeff. Co.---his daughter Ella E. Naylor died 5-19-1800 Topeka, Kansas. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-28-1880 (Bk p. 123) Ohio Press, same date. CHAMBERLAIN, MARTHA, wife of George, died Portland Mar. 8, 1884; died in childbirth, ae 18 yrs; buried at Tiltonsville. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-14-1884 (Bk. pp. 76,, 77) ;; Ohio Press 3-14-1884 CHAMBERLAIN, WILIAM, of Warrenton, died Thursday, buried Sunday, in Warrenton Cemetery ae 18-19.--- Te Ohio Press 17 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 176) CHANBERLAINE, GEORGE, of Rush Run---his only child, a little daughter, ae 5 mos, died Friday morning(written Aug. 20) ---Ohio Press, 8-22-1884 (Bk. p. 154) CHAMBERS, ROBERT, died Knoxville 9-26-1881, ae about 45 yrs,; merchant. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-30-1881 (Bk. p. 232) -25- CHAMBERS, JUDGE ROBERT E. died St. Clairsville ---Wkly Gaz. 16 May 1884 (Bk. p. 142) CHAMBERS, ROBERT E. (Judge) died St. Clairsville May 12th, cousin of Mrs. Rev. Dr. Grimes; uncle of Mrs. W. L. Davisaon of Steubenville ---Ohio Press , 16 May 1884 (Bk. p. 92) CHANDLER, MRS. DANIEL E., mother of Dr. B. C. Chandler, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. C. B. Sweetland, at Duncan Falls, Musk. Co. ae 74 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-3-1884 (Bk. p. 268) CHAPMAN, HANNAH MARY, wife of Jacob Chapman, died 5. 4th Street yesterday (Aug.3rd, ae 48 yrs; d/o Samuel Robertson; leaves husband and 1 child. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-8-1884 (Bk. p. 216, 221); Ohio Press, same date (Bk. p. 144)CHAPMAI CHAPMAN, HARVEY, FATHER OF Jacob Chapman and Mrs. F. A. Hare, died city 1-31-1883 ae 80 yrs.---Wkly Gaz. 2-2-1883 (Bk. pp. 22, 24) CHAPMAN, JOHN A., s/o John formerly of city, killed 8-14-1882 near Bridgeport WHILE JUMPING FROM A TRAIN. His age was 11 yrs. --Ohio Press 8-18-1882 (Bk. pp. 125, 127) ---Wkly Gaz. 801801882 (Bk. pp. 246, 251 ) CHAPMAN, Prof. of Mt. Union College, died Saturday---Ohio Press 1-30-1880 CHEFFEY, LEANDER of Toronto, died at the residence of his father near Brilliant; ae 35; buried Toronto---The Ohio Press 7-22-1884 (Bk. p. 135) CHEFFY, MRS. , of near Little York,---his youngest daughter died. ---The Ohio Press, 1-17-1883 (Bk. p. 10) CHEFFY, THOMAS SR., died Sunday, ae c. 76 yrs; buried Tuesday in burial grounds on the farm of Benjamin Linton; leaves wife and 4 children, one living in Missouri,...from Rush Run News ---The Ohio Press, Friday, Jan. 6, 1882 CHEFFY, WILLIAM died 1-14-1881 at Rush Run---Wkly Gaz. 1-28-1881 (Bk. p. 18a) CHEFF&, WILLIAM, resident of Warren TIp., died Friday evening last; buried Sunday at Hopewell Cemetery; leaves wife and 6 children ---The Ohio Press 1-21-1881 CHERRY, MICHAEL ae 66 yrs, died Saline Ip; leaves wife, no children. --Wkly Gaz. June 1, 1883 (Bk. p. 130) CHESS, BAPNEY, body found in a mill dam near Wellsville, ae c. 60 yrs. ---The Ohio Press 4-30-1880 CHRISTIAN, FELIN, an aged colored man of McIntire, died a few days ago, at the advanced age of about 115 years. ---Ohio Press, 8 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 25) CHRISTY, ALICE, d/o Dr. Chri , died Paris, Pa. June 3rd, 1883 ae 27 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 6-8-1883 (Bk. pp. 137, 138) CHRISTY, JOHN s/o Jas. C. of city, died July 4th, ae 34; Sciota-Lomas disaster, leaves wife and 3 children: ---Wkly Gaz. 7-14-1882 (Bk. p. 206) John was from East Liverpool. CHUFFEE, LEANDER, died at his mother's home at Rush Run, 7-18-1884 ae 35 yrs. of consumption---Wkly Gaz. 7-25-1884 (Bk. p. 202) CHUFFY, THOMAS, died Rush Run 1-1-1882 ae about 80 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-6-1882 (Bk. p. 1) CLANCY, MRS. COL. C. W., died Smithfield 10-22-1881 of cancer. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-28-1881 (Bk. p. 255) CLARK, ELLA F. d/o Geo. P. & Samaria, died near Mt. Pleasant 10-24-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 11-11-1881 (Bk. p. 269) CLARK, JAMES, died Cadiz Saturday last. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-11-1882 (Bk. p. 244) CLARK, JOHN, colored, died city 12-17-1880 ae about 35 yrs.; leaves wife and 4 children kly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. p. 281) -26- CLARK, SAMUEL, formerly of city, died Woodbridge, Cal. April 30th ---Wkly Gaz. May 26, 1882 (Bk. p. 144) CLARK, SAMUEL, father of Alexander Clark, D.D. died in Wellsville Oct. 30th in his 84th year---The Ohio Press, 3 Dec. 1880 CLARK, REV. SAMUEL W. died near Knoxville 3-24-1881; leaves widow and 5 children; married Sarah F. White, d/o James of Washington Co., Pa.; children: James W., Wi., Agnes, Clarence and John; represented Col. Co. in State Legislature 1866-69---Wkly Gaz. 4-1-1881 (Bk. pp. 69, 72) died at his residence on the old Fredericks farm in I. C. Twp.; born near there 5-27-1816; married 1853 Sarah F. White of Wash. Co., Pa. leaves 5 children, 3 brothers and 2 sisters; buried at Island Creek T\p. ----Osage Scrapbook p. 5 upwards of 65 years of age----Ohio Press 4-1-1881 CLARK, W. J., a boiler at Mingo iron works, died at his residence in Brilliant, buried at Bellaire on Sunday. ---Ohio Press, Friday, Sept. 12, 1884 (Bk. p. 169) CLARK, WILLIAM, colored miner, crushed to death in slate fall Dec. 17th; leaves wife and 5 children; age c. 35 years. ---Ohio Press Dec. 24, 1880 CLEAVER, ELI V., formerly of this county, died Belmont Co. 12-23-1881 ae c. 62 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-30-1881 (Bk. p. 318) CLELAND, GEORGIANA HANLIN d/o the late Samuel of over-the-river, died of cholera this morning, 8-23-1884; aged 3 years. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-29-1884 (Bk. p. 238): Ohio Press, same date, (Bk. p. 159) CLEMENS, ALBERT G., born Steubenville 3-22-1856; died Leavenworth, Kansas, 11-7-1915; buried Atcheson, Kansas, 10th Nov.; warden of city jail; to Leavenworth from Steubenville "23 years ago"; married Mary Seybold 1881---Steub. Daily Gaz. 11-17-1915 Sisters: Mallie Clemens of Steubenville; another sister in Pittsburgh Sister-in-law, Mrs. John Bates, Steubenville CLEMMENS, DANIEL B. died Newport, Ky. 1-19-1881 in 69th year. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-28-1881 (Bk. p. 18a) CLENDENNING, BENNIE F. s/o Elizabeth of city, died Saturday 7-14-1883 ae 3 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-20-1883 (Bk. p. 172); Ohio Press, same date. CLENDENNING, MRS. ED, sister of Win. Huscroft of city; died California. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-9-1883 (Bk. p. 275) CLIFFORD, ROSALIND, ae about 8 yrs; drowned at Glenn's Run ---Wkly Gaz. 2-10-1882 (Bk. p. 43) CLIFTON, EDDIE s/o William, died city March 22nd, ae 18 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-23-1883 (Bk. p. 66) CLIFTON, EVA, D?O David & Mary, died city 3-24-1883 ae 18 mos. ---Ohio Press, 3-20-1883 (Bk. p. 56); Wkly Gaz., same date (Bk. p. 73) CLIFTON, MRS. HATTIE, died Friday (Mar. 23) ae 34; 2 children died this week; second one dying Friday morning; father and four children left; w/o W. A.---Ohio Press, 3-30-1883 (Bk. pp. 55, 56) CLFTO>N, JOSEPH s/o W. A. & Hattie, died city March 16th, ae 3 yrs, 6 mos. Hattie w/o W. A. died city March 23rd ae 34 yrs. ; buried one child a week ago and another one yesterday, Buried at Steubenville. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-23-1883 (Bk. pp. 66, 73,: Ohio Press same date (p. S3) CLOKEY, DOLLIE R. EKIN w/o Rev. Joseph W., formerly of city, died Springfield, Ohio 2-16-1881 in 39th year.; leaves husband, son and daughter.---Wkly Gaz. 3-11-1881 (Bk. pp. 42, 44) CLKEY, JOHN H. died Smithfrield 't\p. 11-S-1880, at residence of Mr. Couch near Hopedale; Piney Fork Cemetery ---Wkly Gaz. 11-12-1880 (Bk. pp. 242, 24S) -27- CLOKEY, REV. JOS. W. formerly of city, wife? daughter? Mrs. Dellie R. Ekin, died Springfield, Ohio 2-16-1881---Ohio Press, 3-11-1881 CLNAN, MRS. of near Annapolis, died ae 78 yrs.---Ohio Press 3-26-1880 CLOSE, JENNIE d/o Geo. W. & Sarah, died city 4-20-1881 ae 12 yrs.; buried at New Somerset.---Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. p. 88); Ohio Press, same date CLOSE, SARAH w/o George W. of N. 7th St. died 7-12-1884 ae 39 yrs.; d/o Henry Vandyke of Knoxville; left husband and 2 or 5 small children, buried at New Somerset: Ohio Press 7-18-1884 (Bk. p. 131) ---Wkly Gaz. same date (Bk. pp. 197, 198) COATES, ANNIE S. d/o Benjamin & Annie, formerly of city; died Wheeling 2-28-1880 in 13th year.---Wkly Gaz. 3-19-1880 (Bk.p. 64) COBLE, MRS. ISAAC....FUNERAL THIS (last Friday) afternoon. ---The Ohio Press, Friday 2-3-1882 COBURN, ANNIE, wife of John S. died city 2-8-1882 ae 29 yrs.; leaves husband and 2 children.---Wkly Gaz. 2-10-1882 (Bk. p. 34) COBURN, MRS. JOHN S. died Wednesday; leaves husband and 2 children. The Ohio Press, Friday 2-10-1882 (Bk. p. 18) COCHRAN, C. W. died Burgettstown on 23rd inst. ae 24 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 8-1-1884 (Bk. p. 212) COCHRAN, JOHN I, died city May 19, 1880 9f bilious malaria, in 45th year. born Ripley, New York, Sept. 1835:---Wkly Gaz. 5-21-1880 (Bk. pp. 116, 120) also pa. 124)---Ohio Press 5-21- and 5-28, 1880 COE, MARY died near Bloomfield 8-27-1881, ae about 62 yrs.; sister of Moses and Andrew and Mrs. Ross Mansfield; "Interred in family burial ground at the T\wo Ridge Meeting House"---Ohio Press 9-2-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 9-2-1881 (Bk. pp. 210, 212) COFFIN, CHARLES D. , formerly of city, died Cincinnati 2-28-1880 in 76th year; Judge of Superior Court; born Newburyport, Mass.; married Harriet Eliza Wooster d/o Dr. Horatio Wooster of Knoxville; she died Jan. 1870. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880 (pp. 49, 53,); Ohio Press same date. COLE, DR. of Bloomfield, "buried an interesting son of only a few months.) ---Ohio Press 9-24-1880 COLE, DR. D. A. of Bloomfield---Daughter, Mrs. John Miser, ae 27 died June 12th ---Wkly Gaz. 16 June 1882 (Bk. p. 164) COLE, EZRA H., died Sloan's Station 2-6-1880 in 51st year. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-16-1880 (Bk. p. 87) COLE, GEORGE of Two Ridges,---daughter, Alice (m. Speedy) lived in Wintersville, severely burned in fire. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-11-1882 (Bk. pp. 240, 246) COLE, MRS. GEORGE, died Island Creek Twp. Wednesday, July 1854??? ae 26 yrs. Leaves a husband and 1 child...Wkly Gaz. 7-25-1884 (Bk. pp. 202) COLE, HARRISON, brother of Kirby Cole of city; killed by a train striking him; Father killed almost the samw way, 20 years ago. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-14-1881 (Bk. p. 246) COLE, MRS. MARTHA, mother of Dr. Cole of Wayne t1p., died Bloomfield 4-24-1884 ae 98 yrs.---Wkly Gaz. 5-2-1884 (Bk. pp. 123, 124) COLE, THOMAS SR. died near Florence, Pa. 9-6-1880 in 86th year.; born Wash. Co., Pa. in 1794----Wkly Gaz. 9-10-1880 (Bk. p. 198) COLEMAN, SCHULLER, a glass blower, died in R. R. accident Wednesday, near Steubenville---The Ohio Press, Friday, 9-9-1881 COLEMAN, THOMAS, died Annapolis 7-31-1882 ae about 80 yrs. --Ohio Press 8-11-1882 (Bk. p. 122); Wkly Gaz.-same date (Bk. p. 240) COLLIER, CORNELIA S., wife of Win. B. of N. 7th St.; born Frederickstown, N. J. 1818; taught at seminary; a relative of Dr. Beatty; married 1842; died Saturday ae 64 yrs; left husband and 2 daughters: Fannie T. Womack and Lydia;--The Ohio Press 1-5-1883 (Bk. p. 2); ---Wkly Gaz. same date (Bk. pp. 1, 3) -28- COLLIER, D. L. ---Daughter Annie married John Reed Meredith; her cousins: John A. & William Collier----Ohio Press 10-29-1880 COLLIER, EUNICE, widow of James Collier, died 5-12-1880 in 90th year.; born Stockbridge, Mass. Oct. 22, 1790; married there 1814; to Steubenville 181 o Col. James Collier who died 1873; 7 children; Wm. B., Edwin D. (dec), Thomas G. (dec.), Elizabeth C., wife of A. H. Dohrman, Frederick of California, John A. and James P. (dec) nee Ingersol.--- She died 5-12-1880 in her 90th year. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-14-1880 (Bk. pp. 110, 112) ; Ohio Press 5-14-1880 COLLINS, MRS. DANIEL, died Toronto 8-30-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 9-8-1882 (Bk. p. 265): Ohio Press 9-8-1882 (Bk. p. 139) COLLINS, E. K., Collinswood mines as Linton; sad story of his loss of two families---Wkly Gaz. 10-13-1882 (Bk. p. 297) COLLINS, JOHN, died Wellsville 5-16-1882 ae 68 yrs; father of the young man who killed his brother at Croxton's Run; buried from St. Peter's. --Wkly Gaz. 5-19-1882 (Bk. pp. 136, 140) JOHN COLLINS, ae 31 of Croxton's Run, Knox Twp. beat to death at Elliottsville by his brother Daniel (Daniel had a wife Mary); both married with families; both sons of John Collins Sr; stabbed with pocket knife; John married but no children: buried in Catholic Cemetery; died 10-4- 1880.---Ohio Press 10-8-1880; Wkly Gaz. 10-8-1880 (Bk. p. 221) COLLINS, PATRICK...body brought from E. Liverpool, interred in Catholic Cemetery---Ohio Press 4-20-1880 COLLINS, THOMAS, lawyer of Salineville, died Wednesday ---Wkly Gaz. 11-28-1884 (Bk. p. 313) COLLUM, WILLIAM, killed in R.R. accident near Wellsville -- Wkly Gaz. 11-12-1880 (Bk. pp. 242, 243) COMINGO, EDWARD G., oldest son of the late Rev. Henry G. Comingo, D.D., formerly pastor of 1st Presb. Church; died Philadelphia 3-22-1884; buried in Union Cemetery beside his father. ---Ohio Press 3-28-1884 (Bk. p. 66); Wkly Gaz. same date (Bk. pp. 90,91, 95) COMLEY, JAMES of Smithfield Twp., brother of Dr. Comley of Harrisville, and D. B. Comley of Adena; died last Saturday ---Ohio Press, Friday, 4-18-1884 (Bk. p. 77) COMPTON, SAMUEL of Fairview, suicide, ae about 50; leaves wife but no children. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-23-1883 (Bk. p. 46) CONAWAY, MRS. MARY, died Brilliant at home of her son-in-law, Charles H. Henderson, 6-26-1881; interment in Pittsburgh --The Ohio Press, 7-1-1881 CONDROY, COLEMAN, run over by B. & 0. gravel train at Wheeling Monday & killed. ---The Ohio Press, Friday 10-26-1883 (Bk. p. 191) CONLEY, MARY, died N. 9th St. , ae 48 yrs.; husband died several years ago; left 4 children; St. Peters---Ohio Press 15 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 190) ---Wkly Gaz. 12-15-1882 (Bk. p. 366) CONLEY, MARY, died Church St., Nov. 3rd, ae 18; St. Peter's. ---Ohio Press 11-8-1883 (Bk. p. 199) CONLEY, PHIL, unmarried, from Ireland, found dead on tracks, ae 30 yrs; July 13th. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-20-1883 (Bk. p. 172) CONLIN, JOHN, died city 8-29-1880 from injuries, ae about 44 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-3-1880 (Bk. p. 193) CONLIN, JOHN, of city, killed in mine accident at Mansfied, Pa.; left wife and 7 small children---hio Press 9-3-1880 CONN, MRS. ELIZA, wife of John C. ; d/o Matthew Priest, died Sewickley, Pa. 1-17-1882, ae about 45 yrs, (called d/o Francis Priest) buried in Union Cemetery, Steubenville. ---Ohio Press 1-20-1882 ---Wkly gaz. 1-20-1882 (Bk. pp. 14, 18) CONN, HARRIET, widow of Alexander, died in her 80th year Wednesday; d/o James Campbell; born Uniontown, Pa. 1805; married Alexander Conn 1831; leaves 6 children: John, Pittsburgh; REv. Samuel, New Jersey; Alexander, Salem, Ohio; Mrs. Wi. Beeson, Uniontown; Rebecca and Lizzie at home.---Ohio Press 12-26-1884 (Bk. pp. 246, 248) ;Wkly Gaz. 12-19-1884 (Bk. p. 333) CONN, JOHN C., s/o Robert & Jane, born Steubenville, died there Oct. 12th ae 44 yrs.; leaves mother, one brother and 6 sisters: George L. and Mrs. Martin also Mrs. James Bell of city; Mrs. McMillen, Irondale; Mrs. Moreland AND Mrs. Jennings of East Liverpool; 30th OVI; residence N. 5th St; employee of Ohio Foundry; died Oct. 22, Funeral Oct. 24; ---Ohio Press, 10-31-1884 (Bk. p. 210) (also May 29, 1885 for service) ---Wkly Gaz. 10-24-1884 (Bk. pp. 286, 287) COHN, OSCAR, of New Cumberland, fireman on the S. P. Wells, drowned at Steuben- ville last Friday; "his mother has not been well." ---Ohio Press, Friday 5 May 1882 COHN, infant s/o P. B. & Emma, died city 1-5-1880 ae 4 wks 5 days. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-9-1880 (Bk. pp. 6, 9) CONNELL, HARRISON, of Rush Run, died Feb. 19 or 20, 1880---Ohio Press 2-27-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. pp. 43, 46) CONNELL, MISS SARAH ANN, died Wells Twip. 12-21-1881; 42 miles east of Smithfield; near Oliver's Church; buried Center Church Cemetery --Ohio Press 12-30-1881; Wkly Gaz. 1-6-1882 (Bk. p. 1) CONNELLY, MARY, NIECE OF Ed, died city, Saturday of consumption --Wkly Wkly Gaz. 11-9-1883 (Bk. p. 275) CONNELLY, PHILLIP his body found Friday, July 13th, mangled on the Panhandle near Mingo. His fiends all live in Ireland; recently employed at Gould's tunnel---Ohio Press, 7-20-1883 (Bk. p. 127) CONNELLY, THOMAS, HIS @ YEAR OLD CHILD DIED AT THE FAMILY RESIDENCE ON Sherman Avenue Saturday night of true croup. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-17-1884 (Bk. p. 278) COHNELLY, WILLIAM, died Wheeling Junction 9-25-1881, ae 80 years. His leg crushed by the cars; St. Peter's---Wkly Gaz. 9-30-1881 (Bk. pp. 230, 233) CONNER, JOE, of Wellsville died July 4th---Sciota Lomas Disaster! ---Wkly Gaz. 7-7-1882 (Bk. p. 198) CONNOR, DAVE, deck hand on Andes, drowned---Ohio Press 3-26-1880 CONNOR, JOHNNY, s/o Owen & Ellen, died city 4-29-1880 ae 10 mos. 24 days. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-7-1880 (Bk. p. 104) CONROY, JAMES, ae 21, fell while walking in his sleep Saturday, July 14th, St. Peter's....Ohio Press, 7-20-1883 (Bk. pp. 127, 129) CONROY, JOHN, ae 21 yrs, s/o William, unmarried, jumped from window while asleep; carpenter by trade; died; buried from St. Peter's. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-20-1883 (Bk. p. 172) CONWAY, MRS. MARY, died Brilliant 6-28-1881---Wkly Gaz. 7-1-1881 (Bk. p. 156) COOK, DAVID, brother of J. M. Cook, Esq. of city; died South Carolina Sunday; taken to his home in Burlington, M.J. for burial.; died in Aiken. --Ohio Press 11-28-1884 (Bk. p. 228); Wkly Gaz. same date (Bk. p. 315) COOK, DR. JOHN of Richmond---his daughter Alizannah married Win. Dunlap; she was born in Pa. 11-5-1833 and died in Steubenville Oct. 1884 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-24-1884 (Bk. p. 286) COOKSON, MAMIE, /o Wn., died at her home near Unionport yesterday (Wed.) ae about 14 years.. .Wikly Gaz. 7-7-1882 (Bk. p. 195) COOLEY, C. E., formerly of city,---lengthy history (death?) ---Ohio Press 3-4-1881 -30- COOPER, ADA, ae 11, died at the residence of Joseph Haucks, buried at (New) Alexandria Monday.---Ohio Press, Friday, 7-21-1882 (Bk. p. 110) ---Wkly Gaz. 7-21-1882 (Bk. p. 220) COOPER, BLANCHE, infant d/o John & Mary, died 6th Wd. 8-9-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. p. 174) COOPER, EARL, young daughter of James Cooper of Toronto, died Tuesday (Jan. 22) of diphtheria in 8th year.---Ohio Press, Friday, Jan. 25, 1884 (Bk. p 18) (ae 1O?)---Wkly Gaz. 1-22-1884 (Bk. pp. 21, 22, 23) COOPER, REV. HENRY C., Baptist, ae 32 or 33, died Sept. 8th of consumption; funeral from home of Levi Pitner; remains taken to home of parents in Covington, Ohio for burial; organized the Baptist Church in Steubenville c. 1882; Levi Pitner and John Bentz prominent members of his church.---Wkly Gaz. 9-14-1883 (Bk. p. 226) ---Ohio Press 9-14-1883 (Bk. pp. 166, 167) COOPER, MRS. ISAAC, died Markle, May 17th , ae 87. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-19-1882 (Bk. p. 136) COOPER, JAMES of Island Creek T\p., died 5th Oct. in 79th year. ---Ohio Press, 10-10-1884 (Bk. p. 191) COOPER, JAMES, died city 4-11-1882 ae 42 yrs.; leaves widow and 5 children: Sherman, William, George, Lesley, & Lizzie; wife, Mary Taylor; native of Wellsburg, buried at Hopewell. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-14-1882 (Bk. pp. 101, 105) COOPER, MARY, widow of Wi. L., died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Daniel Eaton, Saturday Nov. 22, 1884 in her 72nd year; died Urbana, Ohio; other children James W. , city; Justin W. of Kansas, --Wkly Gaz. 11-28-1884 (Bk. pp. 313, 314) ---Ohio Press, 11-28-1884 (Bk. p. 229) COOPER, MARY BLANCHE, ae 10 mos.; d/o John and Mary Ann Cooper, died Steubenville. ---Ohio Press 8-13-1880 COOPER, MRS. SARAH , died city 4-17-1882 ae 70 yrs.; interment at Warren. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-21-1882 (Bk. p. 108, 109) COOPER, MRS. SARAH J., formerly of Island Creek, died in Richiand Co., Wisc. ae 34 yrs.---Wkly Gaz.. 10-22-1889 (Bk. p. 226) COPE, ELI, died near Irondale 12-26-1880 in 70th year; had been married twice; his last wife and 6 children survive; buried in Chestnut Grove. ---Ohio Press 12-31-1880: Wkly Gaz. same date (Bk. p. 288) COPELAND, JAMES, North 5th St.---Daughter Katie Long's funeral Monday ---Ohio Press, Friday 12-21-1883 (Bk. pp. 225, 226) COPELAND, JAMES L. & Agnes: daughter Katie L. married Wi. B. Long; she died Dec. 14th ae 18 yrs 7 mos, leaving husband and 2 children. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-21-1883 (Bk. p. 308) COPELAND, JOHN A., died at residence near Richmond 5-9-1880 ae about 55; leaves wife and 4 children: 2 sons, James and William; Mrs. Arbaugh and Mrs. Groves.---Wkly Gaz. 5-21-1880 (Bk. p. 116) Ohio Press, same date. COPE1AND, MRS. MAGGIE, D?O George Frazier of Unionport, Jeff. Co.; murdered in Illinois 8-26-1882; 9 local persons attending trial; Mackeson, murderer, to hang; Mrs. Copeland was at one time a teacher of Wayne 'Twp, this county.--- Ohio Press 3-2-1883 (Bk. p. 38) 40) WJkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. p. 275) 1883 (Bk. pp. 49, 57, 117) CORCORAN, ELLA or ELLEN died in this city June 12, 1884 , at her home on N. 6th St., of congestion of the lungs, ae 41 years. Sister of Martin Corcoran, well known grocer; St. Peters. --Wkly Gaz. 6-20-1884 (Bk. p. 170, 171); Ohio Press, same date (Bk. p.112) -31- CORCORAN, JOHN, died city 6-7-1883 ae 96 years; father of Martin Corcoran; born County Mayo, Ireland 1787 or 1797?; to U. 5. 1852; wife, Bridget died 10 years ago; 9 children named in article; St. Peter's --Wkly Gaz. 6-8-1883 (Bk. pp. 137, 139, 143); ---Ohio Press 6-15-1883 (Bk. p. 112) CORIGAN, J. died city 4-2-1880 ae 68; born County Cork, Ireland; to U. S. 47 years ago; left wife and 3 sons: Thomas, Frank, Joseph ---Wkly Gaz. 4-9-1880 (Bk. pp. 83, 84) CORNELL, Mrs. MARY died city 12-18-1880 in 85th year; 2nd w/o Miller Cornell; left 2 ste-children --Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. p. 281); Ohio Press, same date CORRIGAN, THOMAS, scenic artist, formerly of city, died Syracuse, N. Y. 5-28-1881 ae 26 yrs.: BORN Harrison Co.; mother, Catharine Corrigan; brothers, Joseph and Francis; left Steubenville 1871 for Philadelphia; 1880 to Syracuse.---Ohio Press 6-3-1881: Wkly Gaz. same date (Bk. pp.127-8 COSS, HENRY, ae 10, s/o Abram, drowned at Martin's Ferry Saturday. ---Ohio Press 6-1-1883 (Bk. p. 97) COSS, PIATOFF, of near Aetnaville, crushed to death in mine Tuesday. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 4-16-1880 COTMAN, JOHN formerly of Steubenville, died Pittsburg 10-29-1880 in 19th year. Catholic Cemetery---Wkly Gaz. 11-5-1880 (Bk. pp. 236, 239) COTTINGHAM, JULIA, wife of Patrick, died May 2nd, 1884 ae 60 yrs. St. Peter's, Mt. Calvary----Ohio Press 5-9-1884 (Bk. p. 87) COTTMAN, JOHN, of Mingo Jct. Funeral---Ohio Press 11-5-1880 COUCH, MRS., of Unionport, died Thursday (written Jan. 31) and her father, Thomas Walker, died the following day. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 2-8-1884 (Bk. p. 28) COUCH, MRS. PERRY, died near Unionport 1-24-1884 ae c. 45 yrs. Leaves husband and 6 children; to be buried at Hopedale. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-1-1884 (Bk. pp. 29, 32) COULTER, BENTON, alias Wise, died at Elliottsville of small pox; to be buried in Wild Cat Hollow; buried at Toronto ---Wkly Gaz. 1-27-1882 (Bk. pp. 25, 40); Ohio Press, same date. COULTER, DAVID & ANNIE, of 6th Wd.---little daughter, Pearl May, died 2-18-1881 ---Ohio Press 2-25-1881 COULTER, MRS. MARY, buried this morning, ae 52 yrs; born Lancashire, England, 1829; to U. 5. 34 years ago; leaves 5 sons and 4 daughters: Joseph, Richard, George, Robert and David; Mrs. Sarah Powers, Mrs. Agnes Reese, Mrs. Delia Beuche, and Nora Coulter; she was widow of George. and died city 2-7-1881---Ohio Press 2-11-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-11-1881 (Bk. pp. 12, 16) COULTER, PEARL MAY, infant d/o David & Ada, died city 2-18-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. p. 28) COWLES, C. W., brakeman, killed in R.R. accident at Washington, Pa. --Wkly Gaz. 3-30-1883 (Bk. p. 74) COWAN, JANES, pit boss, killed in mine blast ---Ohio Press, 6-24-1881 COWAN, WM, burned in explosion of the rolling mill shaft on 6-5-1865; died a few days later. Wkly Gaz. 6-17-1881 (Bk. p. 144) ---Ohio Press, same date.i.i~ COWANS, WALTER, brother of Mrs. Jacob Lashley, died West Mliddleton, Pa. 7-24-1880 ; ae about 60 yrs.; also brother of Mrs. W. Harding of city. --Wkly Gaz. 7-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 164, 165, 166): Ohio Press, same date COWEN, DANIEL DUANE TOMPKINS, Judge of St. Clairsville, died in 59th year; born Moorefield, Harrison Co. 1-2-1826 s/o B. S. Cowen; leaves a large family.---Wkly Gaz. 4-11-1884 (Bk. p. 106) -32- COX, ANNIE, wife of Michael, died Mingo 2-2-1882 of consumption ae 31 yrs. Buried at McConnell's graveyard below Mingo. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-10-1882 (Bk. ppl' 34, 40) COX, DAVID , SALOON KEEPER, DIED Sumday (Sat. Oct. 21?) ---Ohio Press 10-27-1882 (Bk.pp. 163, 165) --Wkly Gaz. 10-27-1882 (Bk. pp. 306,2 items) COX, ELIZA S.(Mrs.), sister of Gen. Samuel Stokely and Mrs. John H. Miller; died Columbus 2-10-1883 at the home of her adopted daughter, Mrs. Geo. McDonald; ml) James Wilson s/o Hans, who died 1832; m2) 1840 Rev. Wi. Cox, Presb. Min, who died 1856;---Ohio Press 2-16-1883 (Bk. p26) ---Wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk. pp. 36, 39) COX, MRS. HANNAH, nee Hannah Stanton, of Holderness, died Monday ae 105y 2m 4d. born Preston, Conn. 26 June 1776---Ohio Press 9-2-1991 COX, ISRAEL, one of the oldest inhabitants of Wells Twp., died recently and was buried at Oliver's Church---Ohio Press 1-27-1882 COX, LYMAN, brother-in-law of Mrs. John Kendall of city, died Wheeling 2-21-1880 in 76th year---Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. pp. 43, 46) COX, R. R., ---"an interesting little daughter died at her parent's home on 5. 5th St. today (Thurs) of cholera morbus, aged 2 years. Sudden. --Wkly Gaz. 7-7-1883 (Bk. p. 163) COX, MRS. SUSAN, died Gross Greek, W. Va. Sept. 25th ae 48 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-6-1882 (Bk. p. 291) COX, WILLIE, clothing caught fire, burned to death near Wellsville, Wednesday ae 4.---Ohio Press 2-23-1883 (Bk. p. 31) CRAFT, RACHEL, died New Trenton 11-20-1881 in 73rd year. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-23-1881 (Bk. p. 309) CRAIG, H. S., formerly of city, died Boston Mar. 11th, 1883 ae 40 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 3-16-1883 (Bk. pp. 60, 61); Ohio Press 3-16-1883 (Bk. p. 47) CRAIG, JOHN, of Alikanna, run over by a greight train near Bustard's shaft; died in a short time; leaves wife and 3 children. ---Ohio Press 11-4-1881 CRAMP, HATTIE married Wi. Kidd and lived in Steubenville; moved to Quincy, Ohio and died there---Ohio Press 3-19-1880 CRAVEN, DR. R. G., only son of Robert Craven of Harlem Springs, died 11-24-1880 ---Ohio Press 12-24-1880; Wkly Gaz. 12-17-1880 (Bk. p. 272) CRAWFORD, MRS. ANN, of near Mt. Tabor Church, died Island Creek T\p. 3-18-1884 aged about 75 years; widow of the late James; mother of Abel J. and the late Edward T. Crawford._Wkly Gaz. 3-21-1884 (Bk. pp. 82, 83) CRAWFORD, CARLISLE, born lancaster Co., Pa.; to Jeff. more than 50 yrs. ago; died ae about 92; son Edwin in Bloomfield; burial there. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-29-1880 (Bk. p. 233) CRAWFORD, EDWARD T.,resided 8 miles west of the city in Island Creek TwQp. born Jeff. Co., died 12-31-1883; left wife and 8 childrenl died ae 50 ---Ohio Press, 1-11-1884 (Bk. pp. 6, 14); Wkly Gaz. 1-4-1884 (Bk. pp. 1,4) CRAWFORD, ELIZABETH, wife of W. L. and sister of Mrs. W. H. Mooney of city; d/o Mrs. Robert Crawford; born Pittsburgh 1825; died at Anderson;s Landing, W. Va. 6-25-1880 in her 55th year.; married 1854, 6 ch.; Leaves also aged mother, 2 sisters and 1 brother; John Crawford of Holiday's Cove, Mrs. W. H. Mooney of city and Mrs. Rev. S. W. Miller of Saltsburg, Pa. ---Ohio Press 7-2-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-2-1880 (Bk. pp. 145) CRAWFORD, COL. M. married Senie P. Wylie d/o Andrew Wylie, Esq. of Hancock Co. on 15 Oct. 1884...many Steubenville guests... ---Ohio Press, 10-24-1884 (Bk.p. 201) CRAWFORD, MARGARET, widow of Isaac, died last Tuesday at Holliday's Cove, buried at the graveyard at Tuckers, ae about 70 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-20-1880 (Bk. p. 41) -33- CRAWFORD, MARIA S. w/o Cornelius H. of Wellsburg, died Mar. 3, 1884 ae 69 yrs; 3 sons: John M, of Steubenville; Oscar F. of Wellsburg and Wm. N. of Wellsburg---Ohio Press 3-7-1884 (Bk. p. 51) CREAMER, MRS. JACOB of Rush Run area, died Saturday, buried Hopewell Cemetery ---Ohio Press 9-1-1882 (Bk. p. 136; Wkly Gaz. 9-8-1882 (Bk. p. 265) CREW, EVALINE w/o Benjamin, died Richmond 12-17-1880 ae 36 yrs. d/o John R. and Emily Cunningham; buried Friends burial grounds near Richmond; children: James, John, Lucy and Pyle ---Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. pp. 281, 283, 291) ---Ohio Press Dec. 24 and 31st. 1880 CREW, PAUL PYLE, s/o B. L. and Eva D. Crew, died Richmond 4-25-1881 ae 5mos. --Ohio Press 4-29-1881 (Bk. pp. 94, 98) CREWSON, EDWARD, died city Sunday Apr. 2, 1882 ae about 28 yrs. Died 6th Wd,. at residence of his mother of consumption. ---Ohio Press 4-7-1882; Wkly Gaz. 4-7-1882 (Bk. pp. 94 and 96) GtcEWOO, ELSIE,' d/o Alexander and Jennie, died city 6 Sept. 1882 ae 3 yrs. --The Ohio Press 9-8-1882 (Bk. p. 139); Wkly Gaz. same date (Bk. p.265, 267 CREWSON, Little Jennie, d/o Jas. W. and Ermla Young; died this morning (Tuesday) ae 2 yrs; resided on Fisher's Hill ---Wkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. p. 3) CREWSON, JENNIE KIMBALL w/o Alexander, died 6th Wd., died July 5th ae 29 yrs.. Left 3 children---Wkly Gaz. 7-7-1883 (Bk. p. 166) CRIDER, LULU, d/o S. Crider, died Unionport in 5th year. on Sept. 20th. Wkly Gaz. 29 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 285); Wohio Press 1882 (Bk. p. 150) GRISMAN, L. M., son-in-law of G. W. Minor or Richmond, died Canal Dover 12-14-1881 ae about 42 years. --Wkly Gaz. 1-6-1882 (Bk. p. 1) CRISS, LEVI, the flagman who had both legs cut off by falling between the cars at Collier's otation, died last week at Dennison. ---ihe Ohio Press, Friday, 29 June 1883 (Bk. p. 113) CRISS, RITTENHOUSE of Hanlin's station, died Monday of heart disease; leaves wife and 7 children.s---0htvo r-s 19-8-1882 (Bk. n. 186) ---Wklv Gaz. 12-8-1882 (Bk. p. 359) CROCKER, ETHEL, ae 8 yrs, 2 mos, accidentally shot arid killed by 16 yr. old cousin, rnect Crocker s/o Harry, Washington Co., Pa. ---Wkly Gaz. 22 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 232) CROCKET, DAVID, died Wednesday from blast at Gould's tunnel. ---Ohio Press, Friday 5-12-1882 (Bk. p. 70) CROPP, ,JOHN, a miner in a Wellsburg coal shaft was instantly killed on S t r1a. b" a fall of slate. De.tb wps due to his own car9l-sness. e envs-, wife and .3 children.. .Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 123) ---Wkly 7-11-1884 (Bk. p. 195) CROPPER GEORPPGE, how~n England.180', to 1Su.env311e3 mn Fried 3 tirn~ji leaves wife and several children; buried from his late residence on 14 J 11 B:nb Y .rhB ,...t.eE..l.m. Ow1hodeEqsm4)8*S8fHiram Kells; y ,gl~S/m2) Mrs. Phebe Kells; m3) Mrs. Helen; Children: John and William to 1st wife; 0 children to 2nd wife' several to rd wife. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-8-1881 (Bk. pp. 77, 79) CROSKEY, A. F. , formerly of city, died Chicago, Dec. 6th, ae about 64 yrs. married d/o Thomas Phillips of Cadiz; leaves wife: & son. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-21-1883 (Bk. p. 308) CROSKEY, ABRAHAM, formerly of Steubenville, died Dec. 5th in Chicago where he has been living for some yi~pi~iearspast. ---Ohio Press 2-211883 (k p 2 -34- CROSKEY, CHARLES, infant s/o Dr. William & Maggie Croskey, died July 26, 1882 ---Ohio Press 7-28-1882 (Bk. p. 114, 122 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-28-1882 (Bk. pp/ 224, 227) CROSKEY, ELIZABETH S. w/o Dr. Wm. d/o John and Sarah Doyle, sister of Joseph C. died city 2-10-1880 in 51st year.; ml) John 0. Russell 1853; d. 1870 m2) 1875 Dr. Wm. Croskey.She was b. Steubenville 7-31-1829 --Wkly Gaz. 2-13-1880' (Bk. pp. 30, 35) St. Paul's window---Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (Bk. p..20) Ohio Press, same date. CROSKEY, MRS. ELIZABETH mother of W. V. B. Croskey, died New Jefferson, Harrison Co. 4-6-1882 in 68th year.; Mrs. Jackson Croskey, 10 ch.: nee Elizabeth Ann Baker d/o Aaron & Hannah; b. 1814 Maine ---Wkly Gaz. 4-14-1882 (Bk. pp. 101, 105) CROSKEY, JACKSON of New Jefferson, father of Judge Croskey et al ---Wkly. Gaz. 20 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 302) CROSKEY, MRS. of Hopedale, found dead in bed, funeral ---Wkly Gaz. 2-3-1882 (Bk. p. 33) CROSKEY, MRS. DR. WM. (Elizabeth S.) died 2-10-1880, corner 7th & Market; funeral---hio Press 2-13-1880...item and obit. CROSSLEY, MOSES father of Moses of city, died 5-6-1882 in 83rd year; at Martin's Ferry; born near Flushing, buried at Mt. Pleasant ---Wkly Gaz. 5-12-1882 (Bk. pp. 129, 130) CROWL, JOHN of Unionport...a son died Monday ae 4---Ohio Press Friday 4-6-1883 p.59 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-6-1883 (Bk. p. 81) CRYMBLE, JOHN of near Bridgeport, killed on R.R. Saturday ---Ohio Press Friday, July 22, 1881 CULBERTSON, , brakeman, injuries at Wellsville which will result fatally...Wkly Gaz. 12-22-1882 (Bk. p. 369) CULBERTSON, JOSEPH P. died Aug. 4th, 1880 in 26th year. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-6-1880 (Bk. p. 168) CULBERTSON, SAMUEL PEARCE s/o S. S. & Mary M. died city 10-6-1881 , first born son....ae 5 weeks, 5 days.---Ohio Press 10-7-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-7-1881 (Bk. pp. 236, 240) CULBERTSON, THOMAS, injured at work, lolling mill shaft Wkly Gaz. 3-12-1880 (Bk. p. 56) CULBERTSON, "Young", a boy accidentally shot in hand and leg at the North School Bldg. Wkly Gaz. 3-12-1880 p. (Bk. p. 65) CULEY, CHARLES died city Jan. 7 or 14th, 1884 ae 84....at the residence of Mrs. Jacob Jackson on S. 4th St. Ext.; born England, in U.S. since 1852; son George Culey; 2 daughters in England; daughter Mrs. David Reece, city--- Wkly Gaz. 1-18-1884 (Bk. pp. 16, 17) ---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 13) CULLUM, WILLIAM, engineer of C. & P. R.R., single man---hio Press 11-12-1880 CULP, FLORA, ae 20, of Jeff. Co., father killed mysteriously, brother killed on R.R.; Flora victim of Sciota Disaster...of New Somerset. ---Ohio Press 7-14-1882 (Bk. p. 108) Wkly Gaz. 7-14-1882 (Bk. pp.211, 214) CULP, MRS, ISABELLA died at residence near Knoxville 6-9-1880 of cancer in 72nd year...Wkly Gaz. 6-25-1880 (Bk. pp. 144, 163, 163A) CULP, GEORGE s/o Mr. and Mrs. Culp of Pekin; brother of Mrs. Silas Yocum and Mrs. Win. Huston, both of city; blacksmith, died Wintersville 5-11-1881 Suicide ae about 22-25.---OHio Press 5-13-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 5-13-1881 (Bk. pp. 106, 109, 110) CUMMINS, FRANK, died Bellaire ae 30---0hio Press Mar. 16, 1883 (Bk. p. 48) CUMMINS, MISS LOUISA, Geo. Barr and wife of Martinbs Ferry ---One Hundred Years Ago...Oct. 22, 1984 -35- CUMMINS, MISS LOUISA died at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Jno. G. Barr, 5. 8th St. 10-20-1884 ae 78 yrs.; d/o Benjamin Cummins, dec. of city; sister of Mrs. Ellen Hawkins m/o R. C.; Brother Alfred Cummins, of Cross Creek, Wash. Co., Pa. She was born city July 1907. Burial from the residence of her kinsman: W. F. Ridgely, 122 5. 9th St. --Ohio Press 10-24-1884 (Bk. p. 203); Wkly Gaz. 1884 (pp. 285, 287) CUMMINS, MISS MARY born Pittsburgh 7-20-1800; died 12-15-1880 in 81st year. 3 sisters: Louisa Cummins, Mrs. Wi. H. Hawkins, Mrs. John G. Barr, all of city; 1 brother, Alfred of Wash. Co., Pa. --Wkly Gaz. 12-17-1880 (Bk. pp. 272, 280); Ohio Press same day. CUMMINS, SARAH died at residence of her sister in city 3-9-1880 in 93rd year; d/o Samuel and Sarah, b. Wash. Co., Pa. 1787 --Wkly Gaz. 3-12-1880 (Bk. pp. 56, 61) Ohio Press same date. Also Assorted Deaths p. 27 CUNNINGHAM, Mrs. Alice, died Knoxville 11-5-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 11-11-1881 (Bk. p. 269) CUNNINGHAM, MRS. AMANDA, a most estimable lady of Cross Creek Thp., died Thursday, Feb. 8th ae about 42 years. d/o Lewis Dunn; leaves 4 ch. Thio Press Friday, Feb. 16, 1883 (Bk. pp. 25, 26, 83 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk. pp. 36, 39) CUNNINGHAM, ANNA D. d/o Patrick & Ellen of Amsterdam, Ohio; died 7-26-1884 ae 14 yrs. 6 mos. of consumption.---Ohio Press 8-1-1884 (Bk. p. 141) Wkly Gaz. 8-1-1884 (Bk. p. 214) CUNNINGHAM, CHARLIE, died near Mingo 9-15-1880 in 13th year; hurt while trying to get on a moving train; s/o W. L. Cunningham. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-17-1880 (Bk. p. 202) CUNNINGHAM, JAMES and brother and also Thos. Lanagan killed in R.R. accident at Burgettstown, all of Dinsmore, Pa.; buried at Catholic Cemetery city---Wkly Gaz. 11-5-1880 (Bk. pp. 240, 241); Ohio Press same date CUNNINGHAM, JOHN R. & EMILY---daughter, Mrs. Benjamin L. (Eva D.) Crew died Richmond 12-17-1880 ae 38 yrs.; Sister Annie (Mrs. S. B. Pyle) survives.---Ohio Press 12-31-1880; Wkly Gaz. 12-31-1880 (Bk. p. 291) CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS of Holliday's Cove, crushed in R. R. accident; buried from St. Peter's, Catholic Cemetery---Ohio Press 11-5-1880. CURFMAN, ELIZABETH L. widow of Andrew Curfman, born Greene Co., Pa.; to Steubenville 40 years ago; died city 12-19-1884 ae 81 yrs. 11 children, 7 living; G. W. and John, Iowa; Mrs. T. D. Ferguson, Margaret Ann Curfman and Mrs. J. R. Jones of city; Joshua of East Liverpool and D. A. of Steubenville. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-19-1884 (Bk. pp. 328, 331, 332) CURFMAN, MARY E. d/o Levi & Thurza, died city 4-17-1882 ae 19 years. of consumption---Wkly Gaz. 4-21-1882 (Bk. p. 108, 109) CURFMAN, THURSA w/o Levi; d/o Edward and Blanche Elson; died city Monday, May 12, 1884 of consumption in the 60th year of her age. 5 children: Mrs. James H. Richardson, Mrs. Thomas Welch, Lucy, Levi and Mary (dec).---Ohio Press 5-16-1884 (Bk. p. 92) ---Wkly Gaz. 5-16-1884 (Bk. pp. 138, 141) CURFMAN, W. 5. s/o Thomas and Margaret, born Steubenville 1860, died city 7-12-1880 in 20th year.---Wkly Gaz. 7-16-1880 (Bk. p. 161) CURNYAN, PATRICK s/o John of Mingo, Story from Colorado, sworn Grand Lake ---Wkly Gaz. 9-30-1881 (Bk. p. 235) CUSIC, MAGGIE died in Ninevah, Monday, Dec. 1, 1884 ae 21 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 12-5-1884 (Bk. pp. 318, 319) CUSICK, AQUILLA died Rush Run last Tuesday in 65th year; was buried at Hopewell Saturday. ---The Ohio Press , June 16, 1882 (Bk.p. 91) CUSICK, MAGGIE ae 20, died at mother's home in Ninevah, Dec. 1st of typhoid. St. Peter's --The Ohio Press, Dec. 5, 1884 (Bk. p. 235) CUSTER, BURT, ae 3 yrs., s/o Oscar, died city 3-2-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880 (Bk. p. 49) CUSTER, MOTHER OF GENERAL, former resident of Rumley Twp., Harrison Co., died at her home in Monroe, Michigan on last Sunday---The Ohio Press, Friday, 27 Jan. 1882 CUTHBERTSON, SARAH w/o Andrew, died city 7-18-1881 ae 53 yrs. b. England d/o Ralph Hepplewhite; m. Andrew in 1861 --Wkly Gaz. 7-22-1881 (Bk. pp. 177, 180) also Ohio Press, same date CUTSHALL, FRANK of Cadiz Jct., struck by a freight train, died Tuesday; ae about 25 yrs. The Ohio Press, Nov. 17, 1882 (Bk. p. 174) Wkly Gaz. , Nov. 17, 1882 (Bk. p. 332) DAGON, JACOB---Rev. Soldier; daughter, Elizabeth Yates born near Eldersville Apr. 15, 1786 and will be 98 years old next springl Jacob lived to be 102 yrs. 7 mos. --Wkly Gaz. 12-14-1883 (Bk. p. 305) DAHONEY, MRS. SARAH, ae 81, widow of Michael, of 5th Ward, born County Clare, Ireland, mother of 8, all dead but 3; Honora, Mrs. J. Hassett and Mr. J. Kennefet Doheny of city; She died Jan. 31, 1884 St. Peters Wkly Gaz., Feb. 8, 1884 (Bk. p. 36, 37) DAILEY, ANNIE E., ae 20 mos. d/o Charles and Mary, died city 7-15-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 7-22-1881 (Bk. p. 177) Ohio Press July 22, 1881 DAILEY, MRS. RACHEL ae about 75 yrs. died city 2-19-1882 mother of Mrs. Geo. W. Dailey --Wkly Gaz. 2-24-1882 (Bk. p. 54) DAKIN, WILLIAM ae 5 yrs, drowned 5 July 1884 ---The Ohio Press 4-16-1886 DALLAS, AUNTY of Brush Creek Twp.., buried July 2nd at Brick Church --The Ohio Press 14 July 1882 (Bk. p. 109) DALLY, DR. CHARLES died city 1-6-1881 in 59th year.; son George; ml) Elizabeth Deters---3 ch.; m2) Annie Herriman; m3) Mary Hague; m4) Martha Gibbs; buried Union Cemetery ---Wkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. p. 1) Veterinary surgeon, born Braddocksfield, Pa. 1822 ml) Elizabeth Deters of Cross Creek Twp. --- The Ohio Press 1-7-1881 also1-14-1881 DALRYMPLE, JULIA w/o Win. died near New Alexandria Wednesday aged about 36 years; leaves husband and 5 children --Wkly Gaz. 10-14-1881 (Bk. pp. 246, 248) DALY, PATRICK "shot dead" in Wheeling --The Ohio Press, Mar. 12, 1880 DANIELS, GEORGE, formerly of Steubenville, now of Youngstown, died --Wkly Gaz. , Oct. lo, 1884 (Bk. p. 273) DANIELS, THOMAS MYERS (T. M.) Esq. ae 37 yrs, one of the editors and proprietors of the Toronto Tribune, died at his home in that place this morning Thursday (Sept. 11) after a lingering illness of consumption. Wife and 3 children. --The Ohio Press Sept. 12, 1884 (Bk. pp. 168, 177) Part owner of Great Western... Wkly Gaz. , Sept. 12, 1884 (Bk. pp. 250, 251, 252, 263) --37- DANIELS, Tom of Sloan's, 9 year old son kicked on the head by a horse. Head badly fractured. May not recover. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. p. 282) DANKS, Anna, wife of Rev. J. A., sister of John G. Reese of Steubenville, died at Johnstown Wednesday. 7-13-1881 ---Ohio Press Friday 15 July 1881 --Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 169) DARAN, Martin, ae 40, died at Edgington Tuesday. He leaves a wife and 7 children.---Ohio Press 4-13-1883 (Bk. p. 65) --Wkly Gaz. 4-13-1883 (Bk. p. 89) DATON, John of 6th Ward---5 year old son drowned in the reservoir Saturday. Union Cemetery--- named Willie ---The Ohio Press , Friday, 7-11-1884 (Bk. pp. 124, 126 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-11-1884 (Bk. p. 192) DAUGHERTY, John, child, ae 2-3 years, killed by train at Alikanna Saturday---The Ohio Press , Friday, 9-26, 1884 (Bk. p. 178) DAUGHERTY, John of Smithfield, ae 66, died at his late residence Sunday---The Ohio Press, Friday, 1 June 1883 (Bk. p. 98) DAUGHERTY, John Sr, born Chester Co., Pa. 1808; died near Smithfield May 27, 1883---Wkly Gaz. June 29, 1883 (Bk. p. 156) DAUGHERTY, Mary Ellen, d/o James who lives near Alikanna, struck by train, died ae 2 years.. .Wkly Gaz. 9-26-1884 (Bk. p. 259) DAVENPORT, George 0., prominent Wheeling lawyer, died at Zanesville. ---The Ohio Press June 11, 1880 DAVENPORT, Wi., fatally injured at the Diamond coal mine at Yellow Creek---The Ohio Press , March 19, 1880 DAVIDSON, Miss Belle, ae 35, died Smithfield Oct. 20, 1881 of consumption---Wkly gaz. Oct. 28, 1881 (Bk. p. 255) DAVIDSON, CARRIE A. wife of William, died Richmond 8-26-1880 ae 26 yrs. of consumption. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-3-1880 (Bk. pp. 193, 197) DAVIDSON, George B. died Poughkeepsie, N. Y. in 25th year. He was the youngest son of Joseph G. and Mary J. --Wkly Gaz. 3-12-1880 (Bk. pp. 56, 58, 61) also Ohio Press, same date. DAVIDSON, J. G. ae 82 yrs, hatter, an old and respected citizen, died Monday, Apr. 2nd,,at his residence on N. 5th St. of pneumonia. Mrs. Davidson dangerously ill.; came to Steubenville 1824 from West Middleton, Pa.; worked for Judge McKeever; ml) Miss Porter (1 child) m2) Mary Hill 5 Ch: Ellen, Jane, Josephine, William and George. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 4-6-1883 (Bk. pp. 59, and 62) --Wkly Gaz. 1883 (Bk. pp. 80, 84aid 98) DAVIDSON, James and Rebecca---Daughter Emma born 10-10-1854, married John A. Irwin 7-4-1877 and died 4-3-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 4-8-1881 (Bk. p. 79) and Ohio Press same date. DAVIDSON, Joseph C. married Mary Hill 50 yrs. ago; daughter Ella Lengthy account.. .Wkly Gaz. 3-17-1882 (Bk. p. 85) DAVIDSON, Mary Jennie d/o J. G. and Mary J died city 3-13-1880 in 44th year. Born city 1836. Brother George's death recent, he buried in Union Cemetery Thursday, she beside him. ---Ohio Press Mar. 19 and 26, 1880; Assorted Deaths p. 26 --Wkly Gaz. 3-19-1880 (Bk. p. 64) DAVIDSON, Robert ae 76, one of oldest residents of city, born 1806 in Chester Co., Pa. died Friday evening (Oct. 20), leaves widow and 4 ch: James W., John M. Samuel and Mrs Nan- cy J. Helmes. Ohio Press, Friday 10-27-1882 (Bk. pp. 163 and 164, 165): Wkly Gaz. 10-27-1882 (Bk. p. 306) -38- DAVID, Baz., an old colored man, well known here, killed on tracks at Hanoverton (last) Thursday, formerly of Brush Creek Twp.---Ohio Press, Friday, 8-17-1883 (Bk. p. 144) ---Wkly Gaz. 8-10-1882 (Bk. p. 192) DAVIS, Mrs. Augustine, ae 22 yrs, died city 10-30-1880 of consumption, colored... Ohio Press 11-5-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 11-5-1880 (Bk. pp. 236, 239) DAVIS, Daniel, brought to Steubenville from Mingo the first of last week under the impression that he was insane, was actually suffering from nervous prostration superinduced by strong drink, died at the Snowden boarding house last night, leaves a wife and 2 children. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-21-1884 (Bk. p. 82) (d. prob. 3-14) --The Ohio Press Friday 21 March 1884 (Bk. p. 57) DAVID, Mrs. DeForest, nee Ella Holton, lost an infant son by death last week--Ohio Press, Fri. 11-30-1883 (Bk. p. 212) DAVID, Frank, shot in Bellaire by Wi. Milligan ---Ohio Press 3-24-1882 (Bk. p. 41) DAVIS, Grandmother, formerly of Colliers but late of Richmond, died there last week, ae 94 years. --Ohio Press, Friday, 3-14-1884 (Bk. p. 55) DAVID, Hannah, wife of Bazaleel, colored, died city 1-24-1882 aged 61 years; reared in family of Wi. Tarr, b. Brooke Co. Wkly Gaz. 1-27-1882 (Bk. p. 19, 25) DAVIS, King, an eccentric colored man who styled himself "king of the darkies" died last Thursday. --Wkly Gaz. 3-21-1884 (Bk. p. 82) DAVIS, Levi, of Wells Twp., a little child of his died one day last week of scarlet fever, buried Warrenton Cemetery ---Wkly Gaz. 3-23-1883 (Bk. p. 70) --Ohio Press Friday 3-23-1883 (Bk. p. 52) DAVIS, Mrs. Margaret, ae 39 years, died city 3-29-1880 of consumption, colored, born Va. 1841; married In Mt. Pleasant 1869; husband and 4 daughters survive. --Wkly Gaz. 4-2-1880 (Bk. p. 77); Ohio Press same date. DAVIS, Quiller of Hammondsville, oldest in area, died 3-25-1880 ---Ohio Press 4-9-1880 DAVIS, Mrs. Sarah A. of Bloomfield, died last Friday ae 80 yrs. Leaves 3 children: George, Mrs. H. W. Albaugh and Mrs. Marie Caleb of Pa.(first two of Bloomfield) --Wkly Gaz. Friday 7-27-1883 (Bk. p. 180) DAVIS, Wm., who lived near Unionport, suicide by hanging, about 50 yrs. old and married: --Wkly Gaz. 8-15-1884(Bk. p. 224) ---Ohio Press 8-15-1884 (Bk. p. 148) DAVITT, Thomas died 12-23, 1883 --Ohio Press 2-12-1886 DAWSON, John sbo Capt. W. T. (dec.), died Totonto 4-26-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 5-6-1881 (Bk. p. 100) DAWSON, Mrs. John ae 59 yrs, died Cross Creek Twp. 10-31-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 11-11-1881 (Bk. p. 269) DAWSON, Mrs. Death --The Ohio Press 5-21-1880 DAWSON, Miss Susan, Funeral took place Monday from the residence of her sister Mrs. Carter, N. 4th Street. --The Ohio Press, Friday, February 16, 1883 (Bk.p. 26) -39- DAWSON, Thomas ae about 35 years, killed in altercation at Coal Bluff, Wash. Co., Pa.; twice married; 3 children to 1st wife---Wkly Gaz. 5-23-1884 (Bk. p. 149) DAWSON, Capt. Wi. T., ae 66, died Toronto 4-10-1881; born Va.; located at Warrenton when a young man, to Sloan's Station a few years ago;left wife and 4 children,_ John, William and Scott and Mrs. Wi. Myers, all of Sloan's. Captain of Steamer S. P. Wells; buried in Warrenton; Resolution of Respect.--Ohio Press 4-15-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-15-1881 (Bk. p. 81, 83, 84) DAY,.Annie, wife of Wi. Jr. ae 26 yrs, died city 8-31-1881; d/o David Keesey, this city, On Sunday last they BURIED THEIR INFANT SON. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-2-1881 (Bk. p. 210): Ohio Press, same date DAY, Cyrus of Wayne Township, Some of his children: H. H. Day of the Cove, John M. Day of Bloomfield, Mrs. Craig Templeton --Wkly Gaz. 1-18-1884 (Bk. p. 25 DAY, Ellen G. , daughter of Squire Day of Cross Creek Township, married Foster Manley and died 8-18-1884 ae 48 years. --The Ohio Press, Friday Sept. 5, 1884 (Bk. p. 183) DAY, Squire George---daughter, Mrs. James McCoy died 7-10-1884 ---Ohio Press, Friday, July 18, 1884 (Bk. p. 131) DAY, John Esq. of Knoxville---Daughter Nancy on Nov. 5, 1833, married W. A. Hunter, brother of James Hunter, 1st male child born in Steubenville. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-30-1883 (Bk. p. 295) DAY, Lavinia, nee Ault, ae 58, died at residence in St. Louis Sept. 11, 1884, noted beauty, 2 sons and one daughter survive, "La Belle American" --Ohio Press, Friday, Sept. 19, 1884 (Bk. p. 177) --Wkly Gaz. Sept. 19, 1884 (Bk. p. 253) DAY, Wi. of Steubenville --his cousin Wi. Hill of Wheeling, a suicide---The Ohio Press, Friday, Dec. 5, 1884 (Bk.p.232) DAY, Mrs. Wi. of city---her sister, Mrs. Wi. Sutton died today in Wheeling...The Ohio Press 4-8-1881 DEAN, Samuel and Mary---Daughter Jane ml) Hughey White who died 1864; m2) John McCullough. She died 8-25-1881; other Dean children: Robert and William of Coshocton Co; Eliza Forsythe of Harrison Co.; James and Margaret Burgess of Jeff. Co.---Wkly Gaz. 9-2-1881 (Bk. p. 214) DE GARMO, Alonzo, ae 20 yrs., died Warrenton June 10, 1881, Wife? --Wkly Gaz. 10-17-1881 (Bk. p. 139); Ohio Press 6-17-1881 DE HUFF, John of Island Creek; sister Sarah married Geo. Gibbons 1821 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-26-1880 (Bk. p. 74) DE HUFF, John A. ae 72 yrs, died Island Creek Twp. 3-20-1881; FatherCame to Steubenville about 1800, father a Rev. Soldier John b. 1809, never married, sister his housekeeper. --Wkly Gaz. 3-25-1881 (Bk. pp. :1, 62, 64) DE HUFF, John A., a Mason, of Island Creek Twp., funeral at Toronto. left personal property to his sister, niece and grandniece, real estate to grand niece and 6 nephews.; died ae 72, born Steubenville 1809 on 3rd St.; his father a Rev, oldier who moved here in 1800; --Ohio Press 3-25-1881---estate notice and obituary -40- DEIDERR, Anna ae 14 yrs, d/o August and Reka, died city Oct. 4 --Wkly Gaz. Oct. 6, 1882 (Bk.p. 291) DEITERS, Joseph, ae about 26 yrs, died Wintersville Oct. 20, 1880 of consumption; left mother, 1 brother and 4 sisters; nephew of Joseph M. Rickey ; buried Episcopal churchyard in Cross Creek. ---Wkly Gaz. Oct. 22, 1880 (Bk. p. 226) DE LONG, Jesse, ae 106 yrs, native of this county, died near Dennison, May 15th. --Wkly Gaz. May 20, 1882 (Bk. p. 144) DENMEAD, Caroline, ae 71 yrs, widow of Thomas, formerly of city, died Dennison 2-2-1880; buried Union Cemetery; 5 children: Mrs. Laura Devinney, Mrs. Addie McKinney, Wi. H., Edward and David Denmead...---Wkly Gaz. 2-6-1880 (Bk. pp. 25, 27) ---Ohio Press same date. DENMEAD, Eddie, wife of Kinney, sister of Ed., died Friday; her mother and sister have also died within the past 2 months. --The Ohio Press 4-23-1880 DENMEAD, Laura b., formerly of city, wife of J. N. Kinney, died Cincinnati 3-21-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-26-1880 (Bk. p. 70) DENNIS, Robert killed on R. R.---Ohio Press July 9, 1880 DENNY, James, remains brought to city--Ohio Press 8-18-1882 (Bk. p.126) DERRICK, James , former resident, died Dec. 1st at the residence of his son, John F. Derrick of Ogle Co0., Ill, buried in Cemetery at Freeport, Ill. He was in his 78th year. His wife was buried in Chestnut Grove Cemetery, he was of Brush Creek area. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 4 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 5) DERRY, JAMES married Martha Bougher Winters, one son. She died --The Ohio Press , December 17, 1880 DERRY, JOHN, tailor, body found at Hannibal presumed to be the man who fell from the steamer O'Neal at Wellsburg during the big flood.---Wkly Gaz. 4-11-1884 (Bk. p. 102) Leaves step-daughter and a son DERRY, Wi., a tailor of Wellsburg, fell off the Abner O'Neal...and... they failed to find him. Presumed drowned, leaves step- daughter and a son....---Ohio Press, Fri. 2-15-1884 (Bk. 30) --Wkly Gaz. 2-15-1884 (Bk. p. 54) DERRY, Wi. married Mrs. Martha Winters, widow of James Winters. Deserted her and their children. She divorced him and again took ofrmer husband's name. She d/o James and Maria Bougher.---Wkly Gaz. 12-17-1880 (Bk. p. 274) DESILVEY, Charles and Alfaretta, infant daughter died this morning (Tuesday)---Ohio Press Fri. 11-18-1881 DESILVEY, Mary R., ae 2 wks, dlo Charles & Alfaretta died city 11-15 --Wkly Gaz. 11-18-1881 (Bk. p. 276) DEVERS, Mollie A. d/o James A., formerly of city, died Turtle Creek, Pa. 7-4-1880 in 33rd year. Union Cemetery; d/o Mrs. Eliza Crewson, this city; married here 186 to James Devers, bridge builder; 3 ch: Lillie, Laura, Frank ---Wkly Gaz. 7-9-1880 (Bk. pp. 153, 156); Ohio Press same date DEVINNEY, Henry ae 40 yrs, died Brooke Co. 7-31-1881, unmarried, Brooke Cemetery: Wkly Gaz. 8-5-1881 (Bk. 190, 193) -41- DEVINNEY, Mrs. Capt. John S. (Julia ae 59) died 7-10-1883; born Amsterdam, N. Y. 1824; nee Julia Wheelock; married 1842 ralatives: David Scott and family ---The Ohio Pressz, Friday 7-13-1883 (Bk. pp. 123, 124) ---Wkly Gaz. 1883 (Bk. p. 167) DEVINNEY, Lafayette, remains brought from String Garden Cemetery in Cincinnati and reinterred in family lot in Steubenville --The Ohio Press, December 31,1880 DEVITT, Thomas of near Colliers, killed on Panhandle; leaves wife and 1 child; of Paris Roads. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-28-1883 (Bk. p. 313) --Ohio Press, Friday December 28, 1883 (Bk. p. 229) DEVOE, Dr. Elijah, ae 67 yrs, died city 9-26-1881; born Cortlandt Co., N. Y. 1814; here from New Castle, Pa. 1877; s/o John De Voe, Huguenot descent; leaves wife and 4 children; buried Union Cemetery... --Wkly Gaz. 9-30-1881 (Bk. p. 232, 235) DEVORE, Anna N. w/o J. N. died Holliday's Cove, 23 March 1883 in 38th year.. .Ohio Press, Friday April 6, 1883 (Bk. p.62) DEVORE, Edward, built stone house near Kountz Ave.,, Wellsville in 1802; French negro blood; on a knoll overlooking the house is the family burying plot., Wellsville, Ohio ---Wkly Gaz. OR Ohio Press 1883 (Bk. p. 72) DEVORE, Mrs. John, ae about 70 years, died city 2-20-1882 Children: James, Robert, John, Edward, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Leeper, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Coulter, Mrs Bickerstaff --Wkly Gaz. 2-24-1882 (Bk. pp. 54, 60) ---Ohio Press 2-24-1882 (Bk. p. 26) DEWEY, Chauncey, ae about 85, born Conn. 1796 (or New York) to Cadiz, Fall of 1821; married Nancy Pritchard, died leaves wife and 5 children.--Wkly Gaz. 2-20-1880 (Bk. p.41) Ohio Press same date DICK, Andrew, in 61st year, died city 8-12-1880 Of consumption. Andrew Jackson Dick, born city 8-18-1819 s/o James Dick; Mexican War, brother-in-law of late Col. McCook; Mrs. Samuel Wilson & Mrs. Perry (of Philadelphia) are sisters. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. pp. 174 , 178); Ohio Press same date. DICK, Robert and James, 2 Irish brothers; descriptive narrative by Rickey.--Wkly Gaz. Sept. 28, 1883 (Bk. p. 245) DICKENSON, Daughter of Geo. and Annie, ae 3 yrs, 6 mos., died city Nov. 30, 1881 of diphtheria. --Wkly Gaz. 12-2-1881 (Bk. p. 285) DICKENSON, Susan, d/o George and Mary ae 5 yrs, died city 12-4-1881 of diphtheria.---Wkly Gaz. 12-9-1881 (Bk. p. 293) DICKEY, Frank s/o Robert, killed 9-13-1880 ae about 21 yrs. of Bloomfield, killed at Jones' Ferry on the Panhandle RR. first trip as a brakeman on R. R. --Wkly Gaz. 9-17-1880 (Bk. pp. 202, 204, 207) Also Ohio Press Sept. 17 and 24th 1880 DICKEY, Miss Kate, died city 9-7-1880 of consumption; Kramer M. E.Ch. --Wkly Gaz. 9-10-1880 (Bk. p. 198): Ohio Press 9-10-1880 DICKW, Robert, ae about 60, died Bloomfield 8-14-1881 of cancer. Leaves wife and 7 children: Cyrus, William, George, Alice, and Ida and Mary E. w/o Joel Stringer; Laura w/o Rev. John B. Dickey and Bell w/o Levi Blackburn ---Wkly Gaz. 8-19-1881 (Bk. p 199, 202) -42- DICKSON, Wi., a coal miner, dropped dead at the High Shaft Saturday while waiting for the cage to come up to take him down to work. He was in his usual health;native of England, ae 46 yrs; leaves wife, but no children. ---The Ohio Press, Driday, April 6, 1883 (Bk. p. 58) DIEHL, Ella Moore wife of Dr. Charles E. Diehi and sister of Mrs. Ezra Myers of city, died Allegheny City, Pa. 2-14-1880 in 23rd year. --Wkly Gaz. 2-29-1880 (Bk. p. 36) DIFFENBAUGH, Elizabeth, w/o Edward, died city 5-9-1880 in 34th year. of consumption; born Portland , Jeff. Co., Ohio, resided until recently in Wheeling, left husband and 4 children; Thompson Chapel...Wkly Gaz. 5-14-1880 (Bk. p. 110) DILLON, John L. died city 7-12-1881 in 43rd year; leaves wife and 3 children.---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 169, 173, 177) --Ohio Press same date. DILLON, Lydia married Mordecai Evans who died about 1852. She died June 5, 1882 Smithfield Twp. --Wkly Gaz. June 9, 1882 (Bk. p. 160) DIMIT, Jacob of Brooke Co., a soldier of War of 1812, died Dec. 2 at his residence in the 92nd year of his age. Born near Baltimore l-8-1792---Wkly Gaz. 12-14-1883 (Bk. p. 307) ---Ohio Press, Friday, Dec. 14, 1883 (Bk. p. 219) DINSMORE, Edward, ae 43, brother of William, professor of penmanship in business college, died Cross Creek Township Dec. 31st --The Ohio Press, Friday, 4 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 4) DINSMORE, Mrs. Elizabeth died near Smithfield 2-18-1880 in Holmes Mill in her 86th year; widow of John Dinsmore who died 11-13-1868 ae 75; d/o Samuel Jamison; 8 children:Robert, Samuel, and Ellen all who died Aug. 1849; 5 living: Mrs. Martha J. Johnson, Mrs. Sarah Findley, Mrs. Mary A. Laugn in, william anci John J. --Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. pp. 43, 47) DINSMORE, Prof. John, of Chicago, died at the residence of his brother Wi. Dinsmore, in Cross Creek yesterday ae 51 yrs.- Brother-in-law of David E. Laughlin. --Wkly Gaz. 1-4-1884 (Bk. p. 2, 4) DINSMORE, Samuel of Cross Creek, son J. C. of city; son Joseph died Colorado where he had gone for health. Wife and three children in Freeport, Pa. --Wkly Gaz. Nov. 23, 1883 (Bk. p. 288) DITTMORE, James found dead last night (Thursday) ae about 35 yrs. from Pittsburgh---Ohio Press Friday, Dec. 9, 1881 DIXON, Wi., died city Saturday ae about 50 yrs.; left wife and several children.. .Wkly Gaz. April 6, 1883 (Bk. p. 80) DOBBINS, Park, fatally shot in Wellsville by Jim Ewing --Wkly Gaz. Aug. 22, 1884 (Bk. p. 232) DOBBS, George, ae 2 yrs, 4 mos. s/o George and Lulu, died near Bustard's Shaft Aug. 22, 1881 --Wkly Gaz. Aug. 26, 1881 (Bk. p. 204) DOBBS, Jennie dt/o Wn. died Island Creek Twp. 1-12-1881 of consumption---Wkly Gaz. 1-14-1881 (Bk. p. 7) -43- DODDS, Nannie J., oldest d/o John and Caroline Dodds, died Ruesday Nov. 11, 1884 ae l7y 4 mos. 11 days., buried at Bloomfield Nov. 13. Leaves fatherm mother, 3 sisters and 5 brothers. --Wkly Gaz. Dec. 5, 1884 (Bk. p. 318) DOHENEY, Mrs. Sarah, died city Jan. 31, 1884 in 81st year. Daughter, Mrs. Hassett---Ohio Press, Fri. Feb. 8,- 1884 (Bk. p. 28) DOHRMAN, Charlotta, born New York City 1803, came here with parents 1809, married Wi. Thompson, died c. July 20, 1881, Steub. --The Ohio Press, Fri. July 22, 1881 DOHRMAN, Capt. Fa. A., river man formerly of city, died Tuesday in Allegheny City in 76th year. Leaves one son and two daughters also one brother Arnold Dohrman of city. ---Ohio Press, Friday Feb. 23, 1883 (Bk. 32) DOHRMAN, Mrs. Jacob A. died city Nov. 22, 1881 ae 70 yrs. Blind. died at residence of Josiah Creasy, nee Elizabeth Warick, born Guernsey Co. 1812; married 1830 Jacob Dohrman who died June 1876; no children but adopted Carrie Browning w/o Josiah Creasy; Fifth Street Methodist Church. ---Wkly Gaz. Nov. 25, 1881 (Bk. pp. 281, 284, 290) DOMINEUS, Louis, s/o Bartley and Frances, died Aug. 22, 1884 ae 2 yrs. --Ohio Press, Friday, Aug. 29, 1884 (Bk. p. 159) DONALDSON, Mary Ann, ae 77, sister of Alexander Sonaldson, aunt of Joseph Baltzell, died city Sunday July 22, 1883 --Wkly Gaz. July 27, 1883 (Bk. p. 179) ---Ohio Press same date (Bk. 133) DONALDSON, Robert, born Ireland 1826; married Henrietta Stewart of city; left her and 2 children (Emma and Robert S.); died Steubenville.--Ohio Press Jan. 21 and 28, 1881 --Wkly Gaz. Jan. 21, 1881 (Bk. pp. 13a and 20a) DONALDSON, Robert died---Wkly Gaz. July 15, 1881 (???) (Bk. p. 172) DONNELLY, Thomas ae 21, run over by train Monday, buried from St. Peter's in Mt. Calvary; s/o Arthur; rumors of murder Ohio Press, Fri., Sept. 12, 1884 (Bk. p. 167) --Wkly Gaz. Sept. 12, 1884 (Bk. pp. 247, 252 DONOVAN, John, a gang boss at Gould's tunnel, RR accident; killed. --Wkly Gaz. May 18, 1883 (Bk. p. 119) DONOVAN, Mrs. Mary Leslie w/o David: D?O Mrs. Jane Leslie of city; died at her residence in Dundas, Minn. Aug. 30, 1884 --Ohio Press Sept. 5, 1884 (Bk. p. 163) --Wkly Gaz. same date (Bk. p. 241) DORCH, Michael died city Aug. 7th ae 64 yrs.; native of Germany; to U. 5. 1880; leaves wife and 3 children. ---Wkly Gaz. Aug. 10, 1883 (Bk. pp. 189, 192) DORN, John of Wheeling, German, ae 55 yrs; suicide, left wife and 5 children: Ohio Press, Fri., Nov. 14, 1884 (Bk. p. 215) DORRANCE, Emma w/o David W. died Upper Market Street, Sunday, Nov. 20, 1884; d/o Matthias Ong of Smithfield Twp., aged about 36 years., buried at Mooretown, leaves husband and 2 small children. ---Wkly Gaz. Dec. 5, 1884 (Bk. pp. 318, 319) ---Ohio Press, same date (Bk. p. 235) DORSEY, Hannah (Mrs), colored, died city Sept. 3, 1881 ae 68 yrs. ---The Ohio Press, Sept 9, 1881 DOTY, Calvin B., of city. Daughter Kate m. Dr. Wi. Johnson and died city; Episcopal...Ohio Press June 11, 1880 -44- DOTY, Calvin B.; daughter B. Leonora w/o Dr. John G. Johnson, died city 6-5-1880 --Wkly Gaz. 6-11-1880 (Bk. p. 133) DOUGHERTY, Ida w/o Edward, d/o Mrs. Elizabeth McCarty, died Sunday Nov. 14, 1880---The Ohio Press Nov. 19, 1880; ---Wkly Gaz. Nov. 19, 1880 (Bk. p. 248) DOUGHERTY, James, brakeman on the C(P, from Oil City, Pa., injured, will probably died; died die. ---Wkly Gaz. Dec. 15, 1882 (Bk. p. 368) DOUGHERTY, John of near Richmond, ; his daughter Mrs. Wm. Mansfield died there 8-8-1880 of consumption. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. p. 176) DOUGHERTY, Joseph ae 80 yrs, died at residence of son-in-law, Col. R. Love on 2-25-1882; born Wash. Co., Pa. 1802; married Nancy, sister of Rev. Geo. McCaskey; 2 living children: Nancy, widow of E. B. Robertshaw and Mary wife of Robert Love; one of oldest residents of city. --Wkly Gaz. 3-3-1882 (Bk. p. 61, 65) DOUGHERTY, Julia ae 5 yrs d/o Archie and Ellen, buried Mt. Calvary ---Wkly Gaz. 12-28-1883 (Bk. p. 314) DOUGHERTY, Nathan (Nathaniel) ae 70 yrs, died near New Alexandria Sept. 5th of heart disease. Fell dead while working. --Wkly Gaz. Sept. 8, 1882 (Bkl p. 265, 266) --Ohio Press, same date (Bk. pp. 138, 139) DOUGHERTY. Zerelda w/o Wi. died 12-26-1881 in 58th year.; born Steubenville 1824 d/o Robert ( Elizabeth Peters; 3 sons: Frank, Edward and Charles; St. Paul's Church. --Wkly Gaz. 12-30-1881 (Bk. pp. 318, 322) --Also Ohio Press same date DOUGLASS, Miss Mary died in Massilon Sunday, Mar. 18th, buried in Richmond Tuesday, (died Mar. 18, 1883) consumption. Ohio Press, Fri. Mar. 23, 1883 (Bk. pp. 50, 53 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-23-1883 (Bk. p. 66) DOUGLASS, Robert B. ae 68 yrs, died Richmond 4-13-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. p. 88) also Ohio Press. Robert S. (???) DOUGLASS, Thompson, ae 63, died Richmond 5-31-1880, gunsmith --Wkly Gaz. 6-4-1880 (Bk. p. 127, 130) DOWLING, Samuel ae 39 yrs, died Saturday night June 7th or 8th, from a pistol shot fired by an unknown party. Leaves a wife and six small children, at Ninevah. --Ohio Press, Fri., 13 June 1884 (Bk. pp. 108, 109, 112) Wkly Gaz. same date (Bk. p. 162) DOWNARD, Mrs. Eliza , alias Kells, a noted prostitute, died on Church St. --The Ohio Press July 2, 1880 DOWNARD, Nancy d/o Joseph Downard, dec of Brush Creek. She resided with he sister in Salineville. Buried in Chestnut Grove a few days since---Ohio Press, Fri. Apr. 2S, 1884 (Bk. p 83) DOWNEY, Terrence, died at residence of son Peter in Cross Creek Twp. Brooke Co., W. Va. in 91st year. Born County Down, Ireland 1792; married Mary McConnell; 6 children all living: Michael, Patrick, Mary, John, Mrs. John O'Hare and Peter --Wkly Gaz. 2-23-1883 (Bk. pp. 42 Ohio Press 1883 (Bk. p. 31) -45- DOWNS, Mrs. John, died 5. 4th St. (5. 3rd? St) 23 Dec. 1884 in her 63rd year. --Ohio Press 2 Jan. 1885 --Wkly Gaz. 12-26-1884 (Bk. p. 337) DOYLE, Mrs. Jane w/o Col. Alex Doyle d/o Wi. Lowry; b. Steubenville 1806, died last Friday; 5 ch: B. W. Doyle, Pa.; Ross of Chicago; George of New York City; John of Pittsburgh; Mrs. W. R. Drake of Warren --Ohio Press 4-22-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. p. 88) DOYLE, John and Sarah; son Joseph C.; Daughter Elizabeth S. born 1829, died 1880; ml) John 0. Russell who died 1853 m2) Dr. Wi. Croskey...(her obit) --Wkly Gaz. 2-13-1880 (Bk. p. 35) DOYLE, Mrs. John B. ae 50 yrs. died city 1-22-1882; this Sunday afternoon; born Gettysburg, Pa. ; died at residence of her sister Mrs. Caroline Bohlen on North St.; maiden name Cookson; ae 80 yrs; relict of late Gen. Doyle; son Joseph C. Doyle---Ohio Press, Fri. Jan. 27, 1882 Wkly Gaz. same date (Bk. p. 19) DOYLE, Mary May d/o John and Susan died city Wednesday June 18, 1884 ae 14 mos. Residence corner 3rd and slack. --Wkly Gaz. June 20, 1884 (Bk. pp. 170, 174; ---Ohio Press same date (Bk. p. 112) DRAVER twins (children) Funeral this morning ---The Ohio Press 7-1-1881 DRENNAN, L.J.C's infant daughter was buried Friday from residence of David Spaulding, Mrs. D's father. ---Ohio Press, Fri., Aug. 5, 1881 DRENNEN, Mrs. Isabella w/o Jas. H. of Martin's Ferry. Funeral Saturday last, buried Scotch Ridge, left husband and children---Ohio Press Fri., 8 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 28) DRENNEN, Jennie youngest d/o the late Benjamin Drennen, died Evanston, Illinois 6-4-1880, formerly of city ---Wkly Gaz. 6-11-1880 (Bk. pp. 133, 134) ---Ohio Press same date died Minneapolis, Min. May 11, 1882---Union Cemetery city ---Wkly Gaz. May 19, 1882 (Bk. pp. 136, 138) __The Ohio Press 19 May 1882 (Bk. p. 74) DRENNEN, Mrs., maiden name Isabella Rose, d/o Clark Mitchell, born Colerain Twp, Belmont Co., 1816; married 1840, 8 children; died yesterday---Wkly Gaz. 8 FEb. 1884 (Bk. p. 37) DRUMMOND, Mrs. Dr., of Cadiz, died Sunday. She had a large circle of friends...Ohio Press, Dri. 7 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 160) DRURY, Mrs. Thomas ae 78 yrs, died Philadelphia Dec. 27th; sister of Jacob Wolf; daughter Mrs. James Heston; Hatch grandsons---Wkly Gaz. 12-28-1883 (Bk. p. 313) 1-4-1884 p.1 DRUSEDOW, Mrs. Albert of Mingo, died Saturday (May 31?) ae 39 yrs. Husband and 7 children survive her, one an infant one week old. ---Ohio Press, Fri., June 6, 1884 (Bk. p. 105) DUANE, Willie, ae 4 mos. slo Michael and Jane of 6th Ward died 21 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 159): Ohio Press 8-29-1884 DUDLEY, John, a cripple, early school teacher in city ---Wkly Gaz. 1-28-1881 (Bk. p. 22a) DUFFIELD, Mrs. S. C., widow of Dr. Duffield, died Germano, Ohio Jan. 21st. residens of Seubenville about 1831 ---Ohio Press 2-25-1881 -46- DUFFY, Daniel C., a coal miner from Sherrardsville, Ohio, found dead on RR tracks. at Bowerston. Wkly Gaz. 22 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 57); Ohio Press Bk. p. 38) DUFFY, Ed. ae 19, s/o Thomas of Steubenville, victim of the Scioto d disaster, duly 4th---Ohio Press July 14, 1882 (Bk. p. 108) --Wkly Gaz. 7 July 1882 (Bk. pp.199, 206) DUFFY, Rev. J.D. ...funeral 20 yrs. ago, age 35 yrs at death. Body removed to Mt. Calvary. --Wkly Gaz. Nov. 23, 1883 (Bk. p. 288) Ohio Press, Fri., 23 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 206) DUMAINE, Willie, infant s/o Michael and Jane, died last evening at the residence of his parents in the 6th Ward, ae 4 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 238) DUNBAR, Ada d/o A. A. and Mary, died city Nov. 18th ae 10 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 24 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 338) DUNGAN, Levi, ae about 65 yrs; formerly of city, killed near Waverly, Pike Co. 8-6-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. p. 174) DUNGEE, Annie, DIED AT HER HOME ON South St. yesterday (Monday) ae 18:iyears. Her remains were taken to Cannonsburgh, Pa. for burial. (not in 1890 book or box) ---Wkly Gaz. 2-28-1890 DUNLAP, Alizannah w/o William, born Pa. d/o Dr. John Cook, leaves husband and 1 daughter Mrs. R. P. Tilney; KKNNXK{ died Oct. 23, ae 72 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 24 Oct. 1884 (Bk. pp. 286, 287) DUNLAP, Mrs. Clarinda formerly of Cross Creek Twp. died 5-24-1880 in her 65th year in Fairmount, Missouri; w/o Lucus Dunlap; born Wash. Co., Pa.; daughter Mrs. Evan Horner of city. Wkly Gaz. 6-11-1880 (Bk. pp. 133, 134) DUNLAP, Henry C., adopted sbo Wi. and Alizanno of 517 N. 5th St.; died at his home in city Tuesday Sept. 23, 1884 ae 22 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 26 Sept. 1884 (Bk. pp. 257, 260,) ---Ohio Press same date (Bk. p. 181) DUNLAP, James ae 95 yrs, died Cross Creek Twp. 2-24-1882 --Wkly Gaz. 3-3-1882 (Bk. p. 61) DUNLAP, Oscar ae 23 yrs s/o Mrs. Evan Dunlap, killed near Phila- delphia Roads Apr. 9, 1880 ; of this city; RR accident; mother called Mrs. Evan Horner --Wkly Gaz. 4-16-1880 (Bk. pp. 87, 89; Ohio Press same date DUNLAP, Mrs. Thomas died Cross Creek Twp. 2-11-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. p. 28) DUNLAP, Mrs. Wi. of N. 5th St. died 23 Oct ae 72 yrs, left husband and 1 daughter R. P. Tilney. ---Ohio Press, Fri. 31 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 210) DUNLAVY, David, died Wayne Twp. Saturday 5 Apr. 1884 ae 67 yrs; born on the farm where he died; leaves widow, 2 sons and 2 daughters: William, Wilson; Mrs. Thomas Elliott; Miss Priscille; buried from Presb. Ch. in Bloomfield. --Wkly Gaz. Apr. 11, 1884 (Bk. pp. 102, 103) Ohio Press same date (Bk. p. 74) DUNN, Mrs. Elizabeth, ae 84, formerly of city, died Louisville, Ky. 10 Mar. 1884, widow of James Dunn; mother of Mrs. Augustine Beickerstaff; buried Steubenville ---Wkly Gaz. 14 Mar. 1884 (Bk. p. 76, 78) -47- DUNN, Mrs. Elizabeth died at the residence of her son, David C. Dunn in Louisville, Kentucky. Buried in Union Cemetery beside husband who died Steubenville about 5 years ago. ---Ohio Press 14 March 1884 (Bk. p. 54) DUNN, J. E. DIED AT HIS HOME IN Mingo 1-31-1883 in 80th year. Thursday he will be buried in New Alexandria. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 2 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p. 19) ---Wkly Gaz. 2-2-1883 (Bk. p. 22, 24) DUNN, Lewis of Cross Creek Twp---Daughter Amanda m. Alex Cunningham She died Feb. 8th, 1883 ae 42 yrs; 4 children. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk. p. 39) DURY, Mrs.---Funeral Friday, December --Ohio Press, Friday, 4 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 1) DUVALL, Amanda wife of Thomas---Saved enough money to have the body of her child removed from the county ground in 1 yr and 11 days. Removal accomplished this week. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-1-1881 (Bk. p. 71) DUVALL, Margaret w/o Marine, died 13 Oct. of heart disease ae 67 yrs. --Ohio Press, Friday 19 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 188) DYSON, John, of corner of 8th and Kilgore Streets, found dead in bed Jan. 19th, ae 50 yrs. Four sons. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 25 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 17) EASTERDAY, Martin (died?) Tecumseh, Missouri ---Ohio Press, Sept. 3, 1880 EASTERDAY, Mrs. Sarah in 87th year; mother of David Moreland, Sr. of city, died at residence of daughter near Letart Falls, Meigs Co., Ohio April 9, 1880 (Daughter, Mrs. Eve Wagoner) born Loudon Co., Va, maiden name Chambers; married 1) Daniel A. Moreland in Va....to near Annapolis; Married 2) Martin Easterday of Knox Twp., 5 children, 4 living. --Wkly Gaz. 4-23-1880 (Bk. pp. 92, 93) ---Ohio Press 4-23-1880 EBERLEIN, Mrs. Frank, ae about 25 yrs; d/o Robert and Mary Maxwell of Bloomfield, (Mary E. Eberlein) born Wayne Twp. 11-12-1852 married 1880; Presbyterian Church; died 12-9-1880 at Bridgeport, Ohio---Wkly Gaz. 12-10-1880 (Bk. pp. 266, 272) EBERLEIN, Robbie B. ae 2 yrs 9 mos. s/o James M. and Carrie S. died 2-27-1880---Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880 (Bk. p. 49) EBERLINE, Conductor's 2 yrs. old son died of scarlet fever. --Ohio Press 5 Mar. 1880 EBERLINE, John, born Amsterdam, Holland 1796, to U. 5. 1812; to Steubenville 1816; baker and confectioner, later had farm in Cross Creek Twp. near Wintersville; died 22 June 1884 of old age; left wife and 2 ch: buried Union Cemetery ---Ohio Press, Friday 27 June 1884 (Bk. p. 116) EBERLINE, John Sr. died Cross Creek Twp. Sunday ae 88 years; born Gore, Holand in 1796, to U. 5. 1816 to Steubenville; had several children; left 2nd wife and two of first wife's children: John of city and Mrs. Virginia Day of Bloomfield. ---Wkly Gaz. 6-27-1884 (Bk. p. 178) also John Eberlein. EBERT, Rev. Theodore , ae about 30, former pastor of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran of Steubenville, died Wednesday in Pittsburgh; left wife and 2 children. --Ohio Press, Friday 19 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 175) EBERT, Rev. Thomas... .died this morning at the home of his brother Rev. Adolph Ebert of Mt. Washington, Pittsburg, ---Wkly Gaz. 19 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 253) -48- EBNER, Joseph ae 33 yrs, died city 4-13-1881; s/o John K Josephine, St. Peter's---Wkly Gaz. 4-15-1881 (Bk. pp. 81, 83, 90 Ohio Press 4-15-1881 ECKERT, Mrs. Belle, formerly of New Cumberland, died at Braddock by fire; left husband and 3 children by a former marriage Ohio Press, Friday, 21 Dec. 1881 (Bk. p. 228) EDGERLYAGE, Catharine, ae 46, w/o William, died 22 June 1883 on 6th Ave.---Ohio Press, Friday, 29 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p. 117) --Wkly Gaz. 6-29-1883 (Bk. p. 156) EDIE, Mrs. Kate, released from suffering, Wednesday, New Cumberland --Ohio Press, Friday, 22 July 1881 EDMISTON, James of Knox Co. has been visiting his relatives in Knox. Twp. Moved from Knox Twp. in 1838 and has lived near Mt. Vernon, Knox Co. since that time. ---Wkly Gaz. 5 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 249) EDMISTON, William ae 66, died Hammondsville Aug. 7, buried at Toronto. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 10 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 143) EDMONDSON, Wi. ae 66-yrs, died near Toronto Aug. 7, 1883;, resident of Hammondsville 30 years; clerk at Wallace's store, unmarried.....Wkly Gaz. 10 Aug. 1883 (Bk. pp. 189, 191) EDWARDS, Frank ae 13, youngest s/o M. B. Edwards, died Friday Toronto (news item dated Aug. 21) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 24 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 152) EDWARDS, Mrs. Martha, sister of Mrs. M. B. Reese of city, died at Alliance 2-20-1881---Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. p. 28) --Ohio Press, 2-25-1881 (Bk. p. 31) d/o David Bynon died 3 weeks ago in Alliance where David Bynon died Tuesday last---Ohio Press 3-18-1881 EDWARDS, D?O Matthew Edwards, ae 7 yrs, died 22 July on Franklin Ave. ---Ohio Press, Friday July 27, 1883 (Bk. p. 133) EDWARDS, Thomas ae 28, s/o Henry and Mary, died city 2-22-1881; born Canada, to Steubenville 1871 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. p. 28) Ohio Press 2-25-1881 EDWARDS, Winifred, ae 1 yr. d/o Jane and Ann Edwards, died city 7-ll-1881---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 169, 175) EISLEY, Joseph died.---Ohio Press 5-7-1880 EKEY, Henry--Funeral took place today (preceding Friday) from his r4sidence on N. 6th St. His remains were taken to Cross Creek Twp. for burial. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 16 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 44) EKEY, Jemima w/o Andrew, formerly of Mt. Pleasant, died Missouri 4-3-1882 ae 57 yrs.--Wkly Gaz. 5-5-1882 (Bk. p. 122) EKEY, Peter of Cross Creek Twp. died 14 July 1884 ae 92; born Brownsville, Pa.; wife died many years ago; 7 children survive: Mary and Margaret at home; John of Wells Twp; Wn., Matthew and James of Cross Creek; Mrs. Barkhurst of Smithfield; buried in Dry Fork Cemetery --Ohio Press, Friday 18 July 1884 (Bk. p. 131) EKEY, Peter, died Cross Creek Twp. Monday July 14, 1884 ae 92 yrs. Ch: John of Wells Twp; William of Cr. Cr. Twp.; Matthew and James of Cross Creek; Mrs. Barkhurst of Smithfield; and Mary and Margaret at home.; oldest man in C. C. Twp. ---Wkly Gaz. 18 July 1884 (Bk. pp. 197, 198, and 25(?) -49- EKEY, Robert E. ae 59 yrs., died city Mar. 7th; sister, Mrs. Asa Halsey; residence N. 6th near Dock; born Cross Creek Twp. 1824; married 1852 Nancy Hanlin 2 ch: Edward and Mrs..James Stark; buried Cross CReek Church. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-9-1883 (Bk. p. 54, 58) ELLET, Mrs. Marion died Brush Creek Twp. 5-17-1881 of lung-disease --Wkly Gaz. 6-3-1881 (Bk. p. 124) ELLIOTT, Alfred K. of 5. 4th Street; Funeral OF DAUGHTER, Mrs. Frank B. Ford...Wkly Gaz. 5 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 249) ELLIOTT, Ann w/o Peter died city 11-23-1881 ae 65 yrs; 9 ch. 6 living ---Wkly Gaz. 11-25-1881 (Bk. p. 281, 283) ELLIOTT, Edward, infant s/o Albert, died 6th Ward 5-15-1880 --Wkly Gaz. 5-21-1880 (Bk. p. 116) ELLIOTT, Elizabeth Ann, her illegitimate son ae 3 weeks, smothered by accident while in bed with mother. --Ohio Press 21 Apr. 1882 (Bk. p. 56) ---Wkly Gaz. Apr. 21, 1882 (Bk. p. 108) ELLIOTT, Frank ae 2 yrs; died 6th Ward 17 Mar. 1883 ---Ohio Press, Friday, 23 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 53) ---Wkly Gaz. 3-23-1883 (Bk. p. 66) ELLIOTT, Jack's wife died Sunday; left 4 little children, one a babe 5 weeks old; father in jail or prison, charged with murder.--Ohio Press, Friday, 31 March 1882 --Wkly Gaz. 3-31-1882 (Bk. pp. 89, 92, 93) ELLIOTT, James, ae about 59 yrs, formerly of Steubenville, died Chicago Saturday; politician and lawyer; married Miss Crane who died 1876; 4 children named in article; Frank, Charley, Sallie and Ed.); wife died 1865???) born Dec. 1824 in the Allegheny Arsenal; went to Topeka, Kansas; once Mayor of city (which?); buried Wellsville. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 16 Nov. 1883 (Bk. pp. 202, 204 ---Wkly Gaz. 16 Nov. 1883 (Bk. pp. 280, 281) ELLIOTT, James, died near Hammondsville Thursday Nov. 27, 1884, ae about 60 years.; leaves wife and 5 ch.; brother-in-law of L. F. Maple of city---Wkly Gaz. 12-5-1884 (Bk. p. 318; 319) Ohio Press 12-5-1884 (Bk. p. 235) ELLIOTT, John, of Highland Ave.; died Friday; Funeral St. Peter's Sunday---Ohio Press, Friday 4 May 1882 (Bk. p. 79, 83) ---Wkly Gaz. 5-4-1883 (Bk. p. 103) ELLIOTT, Mrs. Margaret ae 85, widow of Rev. John Elliott, former residents of city; mother of W. R. Elliott of city; buried in Allegheny; died Portsmouth, Ohio Dec. 3rd. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-29-1882 (Bk. p. 374, 375 ---Ohio Press, Friday, 12-29-1882 (Bk. p. 200) ELLIOTT, Mrs. w/o Marion, died Friday last; buried at Pine Grove on Sabbath---Ohio Press 3 June 881 ELLIOTT, Mary w/o John, died city 12-29-1881 ae 47 yrs.; left husband and 7 children. --Wkly Gaz. 1-6-1882 (Bk. p. 1, 5) ELLIOTT, Mary Peters, ae 1 yr 11 mos. 3 days; d/o E. A. Edgar A.) and Etta M.; died Nov. 12, 1882 city; parents of leavenworth, Kansas; grandfather James Sterling, --Wkly Gaz. 17 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 331, 332) ELLIOTT, Wn. of city; daughter Mrs. James McConville died 4-3-1882 --Ohio Press 14 Apr. 1882 (Bk. p. 54) -50- ELLISON, Dr. E., formerly president of Scio College, died at Cadiz and was buried there Monday. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 16 Mar. 1883, (Bk. p. 46) ELSON, Edward and Blanche, of W. Va.---daughter Thurza Curfman died 1888; other children: Edward of Island Creek, Mrs. Mahala Smith and Mrs. Margaret Gamble of Iowa. --Wkly Gaz. 16 May 1884 (Bk. p. 141) --Ohio Press, 16 May 1884 (Bk. p. 92) ELSON, Mahala, (maiden name) sister of Parker A. and Edward; married Noah Smith who died Dec. 25, 1879 --Wkly Gaz. 1-2-1880 (Bk. p. 1) ENGEL, John---his infant child died on Sunday evening. --Ohio Press, Friday, 3 Feb. 1882 EPPS. Gage , an orphan child of his died ae 2 yrs; colored. Wkly Gaz. 1-6-1882 (Bk. p. 5) EROUESENDOOR, Amelia, w/o Albert, died Mingo yesterday ae 39 yrs. She leaves husband and 7 ch., the youngest being one week old---Wkly Gaz. 6,June 1884 (Bk. p. 157) ERVIN, Eleanor W. widow of James S. who died 1850; d/o Robert Hill; died Apr. 15th ae 83 yrs; 7 ch: Mrs. Rosamond Gould, Mary S. Scott, Mrs. M.S. Blackburn, J. W. Erwin, John H. Erwin, Eleanor V. Erwin, and Sarah J. Erwin. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-20-1883 (Bk. p. 96) Married James S. Erwin 1816 who died 1880 --Ohio Press, Friday, 20 Apr. 1883 (Bk. p. 73) ESTEP, Florence d/o J. M. Esq. died Cadiz 7-31-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-6-1880 (Bk. p. 168) EVANS, Mr. J. C. ae 63, of New Cumberland, died; left wife , son and daughter---Wkly Gaz. 3-25-1881 (Bk. p. 66) EVANS, Joseph---infant daughter buried New Cumberland. --Ohio Press 13 Aug. 1880 EVANS, Mrs. Lydia, ae 87 yrs; died Smithfield Twp. June 5th; widow of Mordecai, maiden name Dillon; husband died about 30 years ago; left 5 ch. none married; buried at Mt. Pleasant. ---Wkly Gaz. 9 June 1882 (Bk. p. 156, 160 EVANS, Mrs. Martha of Linden Ave. died Aug. 23rd; ae 51 yrs. leaves 2 sons and 2 daughters: John and James; Mrs. G. W. Thomas, Mrs. James Walker. (5 children?) ---Wkly Gaz. 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 236 --Ohio Press 8-29-1884 (Bk. p. 159 EVANS, Robert H. ae 65 yrs, died city, Sept. 12; born Harrisville, Harrison Co. 1817; married 1839 Amanda McGRew, to Steubenville 1858; riverman at one time; marble business designer; 9 children named in article --Wkly Gaz. 15 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp 271, 276, 279) ---Ohio Press, 15 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 143) EVANS, Tomas J. of Mt. Pleasant, and one of her most worthy and prominent citizens, died on Friday last, the 23rd inst. of pneumonia, in the 73rd year of his age. --Ohio Press, Friday, 2 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 37) EVERSON, James, H. of Salt Run, died Tuesday last week, buried following Thursday.---Ohio Press, Fri. 27 Apr. 1883 (Bk. p.YJ) -51- EWING, Mrs. Louisa, died at the residence of her son-in-law, James Carnahan, on Monday of consumption; ae about 42 years; widow, leaves 4 ch. 2 sons and 2 daughters. --Wkly Gaz. 9 May 1884 (Bk. p. 137) EWING, Mary A. w/o Alexander, nee Moore, aged 54 yrs; born 1830; married 1849, died 18 Aug. from Warren Twp. , to Steuben- she died in Athens, Ohio where they moved from Steubenville. Wkly Gaz. 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 238) ---Ohio Press 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 238) EWING, Wi. drowned in Scioto disaster; s/o Curt of Wellsville; body found below Mingo.---Wkly Gaz. 7-14-1882 (Bk. p.206) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 21 July 1882 (Bk. p. 111) EWING, Wi. ae about 25 yrs. died Smithfield 2-26-1882 of typhoid. s/o Wm. of Smithfield who died about 5 weeks ago. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-3-1882 (Bk. p. 61) FACK, Frances, ae 9 mos; infant d/o Nickolas and Catharine of N. 6th St. died Saturday, July 29th. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 4 Aug. 1882 (Bk. pp. 116, 118) ---Wkly Gaz. Aug. 4, 1882 (Bk. p. 231) FADLEY, Bertha Agnes, ae 4 yrs d/o James and Josephine, died 18 July 1884 of diphtheria---their second child in one short week---Ohio Press, Friday, 25 July 1884 (Bk. p. 135) FADLEY, Thomas ae 5 yrs; s/o James and Josephine of Franklin Ave. died July 12 in city of diphtheria. --Ohio Press, FRi. 18 July 1884 (Bk. p. 131) ---Wkly Gaz. 7-18-1884 (Bk. p. 197) FAGAN, Thomas, died of injuries received in an explosion at the brick works of Jasper Ball, just above Elliottsville. ---Ohio Press, 1-21-1881 FAGAN, William, ae about 17 yrs.; died Elliottsville 1-18-1881 from injuries---Wkly Gaz. 1-21-1881 (Bk. pp. 13a, 17a FALLON, Christy (male) died city Tuesday, Sept. 23, 1884 of cancer of the stomach, ae 66 yrs. ; St. Peter's) born Co. Galway, Ireland, to U. 5. 1851; leaves wife and 2 children: Kate O'Brien of Walker on the C.( P; Robert at home; Catholic Cemetery; step-father of Martin Burns.--Wkly Gaz. 26 Sept. 1884 (Bk. pp. 257, 260,261) Ohio Press 9-26-1884 (Bk. p. 181) FARMER, Anna, wife of Fred, died below Mingo, Thursday, 6-19, 1884 ae 39 yrs.; only sister of Winfield Scott of city; leaves 8 children, youngest 10 days. ---Wkly Gaz. 20 June 1884 (Bk. p. 170, 174) FARMER, Freddie, infant s/o Fred, ae 5 mos. died below Mingo yesterday (Oct. 31st) --Wkly Gaz. 7 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 297) ---Ohio Press 11-7-1884 (Bk. p. 214) FARQUHAR, John, ae 73 yrs; born Steubenville 13 Dec. 1808; to Brooke Co., W. Va. 1809; 1853 to Jeff. Co, New Alexandria area; died Dec. 10, 1881 at residence of son-in-law D. 0 Carpenter; wife died years ago; left 5 daughters and 1 son. --Ohio Press, Driday, 16 Dec. 1881 --Wkly Gaz. 12-16-1881 (Bk. p. 309) FARRINGTON Eddie ae 1 yr 7 mos. sbo James and Margaret, died Nov. 30 --Wkly Gaz. 12-7-1883 (Bk. p. 296) -52- FATH, Lewis, ae 29, died at his mothert s residence on W. Market St.; born Steubenville, a nailer, died of consumption; (Louis ae 24); unmarried --Wkly Gaz. 14 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 302 --Ohio Press 11-11-1884 (Bk. p. 218) FEATNER, Gottlieb, ae 72 yrs, a Cross Creek Twp. farmer, fell from wagon, broke neck, causing death; brother of Mrs. Charlie Rout; leaves wife and 8 children ---Wkly Gaz. 12-7-1883 (Bk. pp. 300, 303) FEAZER, Mary, wife of James, daughter of Joseph Hamilton; died city 4 July 1882 ---Ohio Press, 7 July 1882 (Bk. p. 104) FECKEY, Fannie A. ae 17 yrs 6 mos. 17 days; d/o Geo. F. K Fannie, died city 12-22-1881 of typhoid. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-30-1881 (Bk. p. 318, 322) --Ohio Press, 12-30-1881 FEINLER, Max, well known musician, died Wheeling --Ohio Press, Friday, 1 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 182) FEITNER, Gotlieb, ae about 70, native of Germany, a farmer residing near Gould's tunnel, fell off his wagon on Adams St. breaking his neck; lived less than an hour after his fall. ---Ohio Press, Fri., 7 Dec. 1883 (Bk. p. 215) FELLOWS, Emma w/o Henry of Cross Creek Twp. died Sunday Nov. 30 ae 32 yrs; leaves a husband and 3 ch, the youngest being an infant a week old.. .Wkly Gaz. 5 Dec. 1884 (Bk. pp. 318; 9) Ohio Press, 12-5-1884 (Bk. p. 235) FELLOWS, Wi. ae 23, died (Feb. 22?) last Friday of typhoid at his father's home on Warren Ridge. Buried at Hopwell. ---Ohio Press, Fri, 29 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 46) FENIMORE, Mrs. Annie, ae about 22, d/o James Stewart, died Dinsmore, Pa. 7-9-1881 of brain fever. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 169) FENWICK, Richard of George's Run, ae 65, remains found on RR track Saturday; sons in neighborhood of Mingo; left a large family of grown up children. --Ohio Press, Fri. 25 May 1883 (Bk. p. 92 --Wkly Gaz. 5-25-1883 (Bk. p. 122) FENWICK, Susanna nee Scott, widow of Richard Fenwick, born 1-2-1806, died 11-7-1884 in her 78th year. Buried in Smithfield Cemetery---Ohio Press, Fri., 14 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 218) FERGUSON, Charles, ae about 24, s/o Samuel, died Cadiz 2-21-1880 of lung disease and diabetes; leaves wife and 3 ch. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. pp. 43, 46) FERGUSON, Matilda w/o R. J. buried at Bloomfield on 23rd; leaves husband and 5 children. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-4-1881 (Bk. p. 29a) FERGUSON, Mrs. w/o Robert J. died Bloomfield 1-21-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 2-11-1881 (Bk. p. 12) FERGUSON, Samuel Jr. ae about 24 of Wayne Twp.; suicide 4-2-1880 Ohio Press 4-30-1880; Wkly Gaz. 4-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 97) FERGUSON, W. F. W. F. or Wn. . ae 23 s/o W. H. of Steubenville died Indianapolis Sept. 8, possible murder; denied; brakeman on Vandalia R.R; body returned home Saturday. ---Ohio Press, Fri. 9-15-1882 (Bk. pp. 141, 142) ---Wkly Gaz. 15 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp. 271, 272) -53- FERREE, Annie Rowland, w/o Joel W. Ferree, died Steubenville 1-3-1884 ae 41; d/o Margaret and the late Wi. B. Rowland, born Ripley, Ohio 24 Sept. 1841; married 1-12-1865; left husband and 2 ch: Olive L. and Rolande, Lillian dec. Wkly Gaz. 1-11-1884 (Bk. pp. 9, 13) FERREE, Mrs. Joel nee Annie Rowland ae 40 yrs; died yesterday at her home on Adams St.; died at her mother's residence on 5. 3rd St. Jan. 3rd. ---Ohio Press, Fri, Jan. 11, 1884 (Bk. p. 6, 7) FERRY, S. C. ae 58, died city 3-22-1882; suicide; step-daughter, Mrs. A. M. Matlack; married 4 yrs ago to Mrs. Whiter. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-24-1882 (Bk. pp. 82, 83, 85) Ohio Press 3-24-1882 FEUSER (Fenser?) Mary J. w/o James, ae 18, d/o Joseph and Jane Hamilton, died city July 4th on HIgh Street --Wkly Gaz. 7 July 1882 (Bk. p. 196) FICKES, D. G. ae 43 yrs; died Pittsburgh 1-20-1880 ; (David G.) born Wellsburg s/o George and brother of Jacob of city; leaves wife and several children., formerly of city; nephew of David Gray.---Ohio Press 1-23-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-23-1880 (Bk. pp. 16, 19 FICKES, George, dangerously wounded by gun-shot ---Ohio Press 5 May 1882 (Bk. p. 64) FICKES, Child ae 8 yrs, child of John, died of membranous croup Monday, New Cumberland ---Wkly Gaz. 1-23-1880 (Bk. p. 16) FIDLEY, Elizabeth w/o the late James, died at her residence Rn Clinton Street this morning, ae 85 yrs 10 mos.; born in Pa.; in city 21 years; leaves 5 children: Matthew of New Cumberland; Elizabeth of Brooke Co.; Jane, wife of Thos. Moreland, Steubenville Twp; and Hannah and Anna at home; died Tuesday, July 29, 1884 ae 85 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 1 Aug. 1884 (Bk. pp. 209, 214) FIELDING, Mrs. Amos, ae 32 yrs, died city 7-8-1880; sister of Mrs. James Hukill; d/o Richard and Susan Owens; Wkly Gaz. 7-9-1880 (Bk. pp. 153, 156) FIELDS, Mrs. Clara died 15 July at the residence of her son-in-law B. F. Payne, M.D., ae 87 years. Buried in Northampton, Mass.---Ohio Press, Fri., 20 July 1883 (Bk. p. 129) Wkly Gaz. July 20, 1883 (Bk. p. 172) FIGLEY, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of the late James, died Clinton St. 29 July 1884 ae 85 yrs; 5 children survive: Matthew, Elizabeth, Jane, Anna and Hannah ---Ohio Press, Fri., 1 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 138) FILSON, Ella, ae about 17, died Allegheny City, Pa. 12-19-1881; d/o Mrs. Rachel Filson, formerly of city, buried Steub. --Wkly Gaz. 12-23-1881 (Bk. pp. 309, 312) FNLEY, Angelina w/o Dr. Robert Finley; m2) ____Hanna; died 11-5-1880 at residence of son Dr. J. E. Finley, of Mt. Pleasant.. .Wkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. p. 1) FINLEY, Earle, ae 1 yr 4 mos. youngest s/o Dr. and Amanda, died ~t.Pleasant 5-9-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 6-10-1881 (Bk. p. 131) FINLEY, Jane, ae about 65, died Smithfield Twp. 11-9-1881; sister of George Finley, buried St. James, Cross Creek ---Wkly Gaz. 11-18-1881 (Bk. pp. 276, 279) -54- FINIGAN, David died city 11-24-1880 of consumption in his 27th year. Leaves a brother and 2 sisters. --Wkly Gaz. 11-26-1880 (Bk. pp. 253, 257) FINNEGAN, David of city died ae 26 yrs. --Ohio Press 11-26-1880 and 3 Dec. FINNEGAN, Jessie ae 5 yrs. d/o John and Nary , died city 1-17-1880 of scarlet fever; the 2nd child lost in 10 days; another sick with same disease. --Wkly Gaz. 1-23-1880 (Bk pp. 16, 218 Ohio Press 1-16 and 23- 1880 FINNERTY, Thomas died city 9-3-1800 in 64th year; born County Gaiway, Ireland 1816, to U. 5. 1862; died at residence of son, Patrick; 6 ch: Thomas, Patrick, Mrs. Catherine Duffy, Mrs. Ellen Coburn, Mrs. Maggie Normile, Mrs. Eliz. Collins St. Peter's---Wkly Gaz. 9-10-1880 (Wk. p. 198, 201) Ohio Press 9-10-1880 FISHER, Catharine, mother-in-law of G. W. Barr, died at his residence Tuesday, Nov. 20, ae 85 yrs. The Ohio Press, Fri., 24 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 178) ---Wkly Gaz. 24 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 338) FISHER, Elizabeth died at residence.of son-in-law, J. N. Snodgrass on Fisher's Hill, Apr. 7, 1882 in 81st year. --Wkly Gaz. , Apr. 21, 1882 (Wk. p. 108) FISHER, George E. ae 23, died city 3-23-1882 of typhoid.; s/o Jacob; married Jennie Palmer July 1879 who survives with 2 ch. --Wkly Gaz. 3-24-1882 (Bk. pp. 82, 85, 91) ---Ohio Press Fri,, 31 Mar. 1882 FISHER, Harvey of East Liverpool, committed suicide last week. --The Ohio Press, 2 July 1880 FISHER, John, born Winchester, Va. 10-30-1800, to city 1806; married Jane Hart 1822 who died c. 12 yrs. ago; died Monday; First M. E. Church. ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 9 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 199) FISHER, John Sr., ae 83, died city Nov. Sth;(Fisher's Run (Fisher's Hill) born Winchester, Va. Oct. 30, 1800;; married 1822 Hane Hart of near Mt. Pleasant, Pa.(?) who died in 1871; 11 ch, 9 living: Mrs. Susannah Nelson, Mrs. Jane Odell, Mrs. Julia A. Bickerstaff, Mrs. Emily W. Harmon, James H., Jacob M., Dr. B. H., Wn. E., George A.; Joseph A. and John ae deceased.--Wkly Gaz. 9 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 274, 278) FISHER, John Jr. ae 49 yrs. 4 mos; died Mar. 30, 1882 of pneumonia ---Wkly Gaz. 4-7-1882 (Bk. p. 94) FISHINGER, Mary w/o Constantine, died city 8-7-1881 in 60th year. born Wittenberg, Germany 1821, nee Mary Bowser; married 1848 in Pottsville, Pa.; 9 children, 7 living: Lizzie, Rosa, Mary, Kate, John, Lena and Sarah; St. Peter's --Wkly Gaz. 8-12-1881 (Bk. pp. 194, 197 ---Ohio Press 8-12-1881 FITZGERALD, James, a miner crushed at Martin's Ferry, widower, living at Tiltonville, leaves 2 small children. ---Wkly Gaz. 19 May 1882 (Bk. p. 139) FITZPATRICK, Alex, died McCoy's Station ae 75 yrs. ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 3 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 138) --Wkly Gaz. Aug. 3, 1883 (Bk. pp. 184, 185) FLAHERTY, Charles, ae 50 yrs. died Pittsburgh 14 Oct. 1884; St. Peter's! --The Ohio Press, Fri. 17 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 194) -55- FLAHERTY, James, the man from Mingo who was injured by the cars last Thursday evening, died from his injuries Saturday night, Sept. 27th, ae c. 33, unmarried -- The Ohio Press, Fri. 3 Oct. 1884 (Bk. pp. 185, 188) FLAHERTY, James who fell under a Panhandle train Thursday, died Saturday; from Sunberry, Pa.; he was 25 yrs. of age. ---Wkly Gaz. 3 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 265, 266) FLAHERTY, Wi. ae 36, who was so seriously injured in the Panhandle wreck yesterday (Fri.), died last evening, April 18th; born Galway, Ireland to U. S. at age 5; Mt. Calvary -- The Ohio Press, Fri. 25 April 1884 (Bk. pp. 80, 82) ---Wkly Gaz. 25 April 1884 (Bk. p.117) FLANAGAN, Thomas, died Thursday, Sept. 25, 1884 in the 29th year; residence Dock St.; unmarried. ---Wkly Gaz. 3 Oct. 1884 (Bk. pp. 264, 265) FLANNAGAN, Dennis, ae 26 yrs; died city 2-25-1881; brother of Mrs. Mary Higgins, born Ireland, father still there; brothers: Andy of city and Michael of Pittsburg; St. Peter's ---Wkly Gaz. 3-4-1881 (Bk. pp. 36, 37) ---Ohio Press 3-4-1881 FLANNAGAN, Jennie A. ae about 30, died city 1-31-1880 of dropsy of the heart---Wkly Gaz. 2-6-1880 (Bk. 25) FLANNEGAN, Martin s/o Andrew, of city, body found on tracks near Gould's, ae 16; brother James ---Wkly Gaz., Aug. 10, 1883 (Bk. p. 194) FLANNEGAN, Thomas, ae 29 yrs., died at residence of his mother on Dock Street, Sept. 25th, Mt. Calvary. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 3 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 188) FLANNIGAN, Martin (boy ae 16) killed by a passing train at Gould's ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 10 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 140) FLEMING, Finley M. ae 25 yrs, died Rush Run saturday (written Aug.9) buried in Hopewell Cemetery(died Aug. 5th) ---The Ohio Press, 11 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 123) --Wkly Gaz. 18 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 246) FLEMING, Gracie, ae about 1 year, youngest d/o Robert A. K Thyrza E., died Amsterdam 1-19-1880---Ohio Press 2-6-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-6-1880 (Bk. 25) FLEMMING, John, who has been lying low with typhoid fever, died Monday morning---Wkly Gaz. 21 Mar. 1884 (Bk. p. 82) FLENIKEN, Wesley appointed guardian of his 9 minor children, heirs of their grandfather JOSEPH GORDON: Lawson G., Elias D., Jesse P., Geo. W., Mary L., Eaton Mc., Ina M., Iva and Allen T.---The Ohio Press 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 160) FLOOD, Willie B. s/o W. H. and Mary B. Flood, Cleveland; grandson of John Blackburn, died city 12-20-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. p. 281) FLOTO, Albert Henry, infant sbo Gus and Louisa, died city 9-15-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 9-17-1880 (Bk. p. 202); Ohio Press 9-24-1880 FLOTO, Caroline wbo George, died Wellsville 5-24-1880 ae 30 y S da. --Wkly Gaz. S-28-1880 (Bk. p. 123) FLOTO, Harry sbo Wn. and Lena Floto, died at the residence of his parents on Dock Street, Nov. 27th, ae 3 yrs. 8 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 5 Dec. 1884 (Bk. p. 319) FLOTO, Henry Sr. ae 60 yrs. died city S-2S-1881; born Germany, ch: Chas., August, Menna, William and Henry ---Wkly Gaz. 5-27-1881 (Bk. p, 119, 123, 127) -56- FLOTO, Ida Louise, infant dlo August and Louisa and grandchild of August Sr. died Thursday--- --Wkly Gaz., Fri., 1-5-1883 (Bk. p.2 ) FLOTO, Johanna F. ae 6 mos, d/o Charles and Victoria, died Aug. 18 ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 24 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 151) FLOTO, John ae 13 yrs; s/o Fred and Minnie, who had his leg cut off by No. 8 Sunday, died last night at midnight, May 18th This is the third child the Flotoa have lost. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 19th May 1882 (Bk. p. 74) ---Wkly Gaz. May 19, 1882 (Bk. p. 136) FLOTO, Louisa d/o August, died this morning (Wed.) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 5 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p. 2) FOGG, Lydia ae 2 yrs, d/o Frank and Maggie; granddaughter of Thomas of corner of South and High Street, died 2-23-1884 ---The Ohio Press, 29 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 47) FOGO, David, of Wellsville, ae 21, died July 4th in the Scioto- Lomas disaster.---Wkly Gaz. 7 July 1882 (Bk. p. 198) FOLEY, Peter, born County Galway, Ireland; to U.S. 1849; lived Aleckanna, died Saturday ae 78 yrs.; 3 ch: M. E. Foley; Ellen Foley; and Margaret, widow of John Bueche; buried Mt. Calvary (See Martin p. 204) ---Wkly Gaz. Aug. 17, 1883 (Bk. pp. 197, 200) FORD, Mrs. Frank B. d/o Alfred K. Elliott; funeral 5. 4th St. ---Wkly Gaz. 5 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 249) FORD, John ae about 70 yrs; died near Richmond 8-9-1880; suicide by hanging; s/o Stephen Ford; ml) Miss Riley (3 ch.) m2) Sarah Lewis, sister of Henry and James; buried at M. E. Cemetery at Richmond. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. pp. 174, 177, 179) ---The Ohio Press, 8-13-1880 FORSYTHE, Mary w/o Wi. ae 36 yrs; died city 1-22-1882; born Ireland 1846; maiden name Blakely; left husband K 6 ch. --Wkly Gaz. 1-27-1882 (Bk. p. 19, 20) Born County Down, married 1865, to U. 5. 1874; U.P. Church --The Ohio Press, Friday, Jan. 27, 1882 FOSTER, Jesse S. in 43rd year; s/o Wi. ( Eliza of city; interred Wednesday from residence on Linden Ave.; 2nd Presb. Ch; druggist; died Sunday 17th; to Pittsburgh 22 Feb. 1840; married Elizabeth d/o Joshua Manly 10 Dec. 1861; leaves wife and 5 ch; 4 boys and 2 girls. ---The Ohio Press, Friday 23 Feb. 1883 (Bk. pp. 31, 32, 37) Wkly Gaz. 2-23-1883 (Bk. -pp. 42, 44, 45, 47) FOSTER, Lucy ae 13 mos; d/o Allen and Lizzie, died city Dec. 19th --Wkly Gaz. 12-21-1883 (Bk. p. 308) ---Ohio Press 28 Dec. 1883 (Bk. p. 231) FOSTER, Mrs. William of Upper Market Street, died Oct. 20th in 67th yr. 9 ch. now deceased; d/o Col. Sill of Allegheny Co., born 20 Aug. 1818; living ch: Arthur M. city; Wn. A. of Pittsburgh; Sarah E. w/o Thomas Miller; George of Neb; Jennie w/o C. L. Mandel of Columbus; Cora w/o Samuel Lyons of Pittsburgh; Dead: Jesse S. d. 7 yrs. ago; Jame s G. and Annie --The Ohio Press, Friday, 24 Oct. 184(Bk. pp. 200, 201, 203)---Wkly Gaz. 24 Oct. 1884 (Bk. pp. 28, 287) -57- FOTHERGILL, Rev. Ralph, formerly of city, died Mass. 4-22-1882 of small pox; left widow and 5 children; 4 has small pox. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-28-1882 (Bk. pp. 113, 114) FOUTZ, John, ae 12 yrs, died at Glenn's Run near Wheeling in a train accident---Ohio Press 10 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 189) FOWLER, S. W. in 63rd year, found dead in bed in city Wednesday; cousin of Sen. Fowler of Tenn; born 1818 West Middleton, Pa.; widower with grown children ---Wkly Gaz. May 21, 1880 (See microfilm copy) Shoemaker, had son and daughter; -- Ohio Press 5-21-1880 FOX, Infant d/o Frank and Emma Fox; died Tuesday at the Commercial hotel, buried that afternoon. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 5 Aug. 1881 FOX, Lizzie ae 15, killed on RR bridge between Bellaire K Bridgeport on Tuesday of last week.---Ohio Press, Fri., 27 Jan. 1882 also 13 Jan. 1882 FOX, William, ae about 40 years; died 5-5-1882; born Ireland; glass manufacturer, 5. 4th St., leaves wife and 3 children; buried Union Cemetery---Wkly Gaz. 5-12-1882 (Bk. pp129, 130) FOX, Zaretta ae 6 weeks, twin d/o Frank and Emma died city 8-2-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-5-1881 (Bk. p. 190) FRANCEY, Walter ---Wkly Gaz. 4-1-1881 (Bk. p. 71) FRANK, William of Wellsburg---2 year old son died last Thurs (Feb.28?) ---The Ohio Press 7 Mar. 1884 (Bk. p. 48) FRAZIER, Elizabeth, in 59th yr.; died Oct. 1, L881j Union Cemetery Wkly Gaz. 10-21-1881 (Bk. p. 248) FRAZIER, George of Unionport---his daughter, Mrs. Maggie Copeland murdered last Saturday in Illinois. ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 1 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 133) Mrs. Joseph Copeland----buried at Mt. Moriah, d. ---Wkly Gaz. 1 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 259) FRAZIER, Samuel of the vicinity of Mt. Pleasant was found dead in his bed last Friday morning. He got up and started the fire and then returned to bed, when breakfast was ready his wife went to arouse him. She found him dead. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 16 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 45) FRAY, Florence May, ae 3 yrs; d/o Nicholas and Mary; died city 2-21-1880 of croup. --Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. p. 43) FREDERICK, Joel drowned at E. Liverpool Friday; nephew of J. H. Dawson of city; body not yet recovered; body found at Brown's Landing, W. Va..; buried at E. Liverpool. --Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (Bk. p. 22, 24,98) --Ohio Press 2-18-1881 FREDERICK, Joseph, drowned at E. Liverpool several months past; body found Monday last and buried Tuesday. ---The Ohio Press, 4-29-1881 FREEBORN, John F. in 33rd yr.; nephew of Hon. T. B. Scott; died Allegheny City 1-21-1881, formerly of city. --Wkly Gaz. 1-28-1881 (Bk. pp. 18a, 20a) FRESHWATER, Mrs. Ann, ae 70 yrs; died Hancock Co., W. Va. Oct. 1 ---Wkly Gaz. 6 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 291, 294) FRESHWATER, ARCHIBALD, ae about 37 yrs; suicide near Paris Roads; father of 7, married twice.--Wkly Gaz. 6-1-1883 (Bk. pp. 130, 136) -58- FREW, Samuel established Republican Ledger her in 182 Died at Elizabeth on the Monongehela in 1859 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-28-1881 (Bk. p. 22a) FULLEN, Michael died at residence on N. 6th St. yesterday; born County Tyrone, Ireland May 27, 1821; to U. 5 1866; He leaves a wife and 2 brothers: Bernard and Harry; Died ll-7-1884---Wkly Gaz. 14 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 301) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 14 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 218 FRYE, James---infant child died Tuesday of whooping cough. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 5 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p. 1) Wkly Gaz. 1-5-1883 (Bk. p. 4) GALBRAITH, Annie, youngest d/o John and Lizzie ;,'died Smithfield 5-8-1880 of scarlet fever. --Wkly Gaz. 5-21-1880 (Bk. p. 116) 5-14-1880 (Bk. p. 112) GALBRAITH, James, ae 73 yrs.; died Smithfield 2-10-1880; born Ireland and married there; left wife , 3 sons and one daughter: John, James M. , Robert and Rebecca. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-13-1880 (Bk. pp. 30, 35) The Ohio Fress, Friday 2-13-1880 GALBRAITH, John and Lizzie of Smithfield Twp.---youngest daughter Annie died Saturday afternoon of scarlet fever.; another not expected to live---The Ohio Press 5-14-1880 GALLAGHER, Lizzie, ae 17 yrs. d/o Daniel and Mary, died Hammondsville 4-22-1881---Wkly Gaz. 4-29-1881 (Bk. pp. 94, 98) GALLATIN, Wi. 0., a heater in the mill of the Wellsville Plate and Sheet Iron Co., fell dying while at work. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 26 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 191) GALLIGHER, Miss Lizzie, ae 17 yrs; d/o David and Mary of city; died at Hammondsville Friday April 22.; buried Saturday from Summitville, Ohio---Ohio Press 4-29-1881 GALLIGAN, Dr. F. E., formerly of city; died New York 4-26-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 5-5-1882 (Bk. pp. 122, 124) GALLOWAY, Mrs, an aged widow residing in city above the bridge, died 7 Oct. 1883---Ohio Press 12 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p.184) GALLOWAY, Vasechel H., ae 60 yrs; killed 1-10-1882 at Deep Run; R.R. accident; (Funeral of B. H. Galloway killed on the CKP); buried at Toronto, also spelled Vachel. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-13-1882 (Bk. p. 7, 13, 17) --- The Ohio Press 13 Jan. 1882, 20 Jan. 1882 and 21 April 1882 (Bk. p. 56) GAMBLE, Mrs. Elizabeth of West Beth. Twp., Wash. Co., Pa. died last Saturday ae 97 yrs.--Wkly Gaz. 7-18-1884 (Bk. p. 201) GAMBLE, Wm.---his daughter Mattie w/o Wi. J. Johnson, died Cross Creek Twp. May 25th: Wkly Gaz. 6-2-1882 (Bk. p.150) GARDNER, Ada ae 12 yrs; d/o Mattie of 4th Street; died Tues. Oct. 23rd --Wkly Gaz. 26 Oct. 1883 (Bk. pp. 262, 263) GARDNER, Ida May ae 10 yrs ; d/o Robert and Christina; died Holliday's Cove Nov. 23rd of diphtheria. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-30-1883 (Bk. p. 292 ---Ohio Press, Friday, Nov. 30, 1883 (Bk. p. 212) GARDNER, Nancy w/o John died city 8-15-1880 in 78th year. Maiden name Spence; born Steub. Twp. 1802; reared by Andrew McMahon; married 1839; 4 ch, 2 living: Mary Ann- wife of Solomon Lisby and Mrs. Jane Gardner; U. P. Church ---Wkly Gaz. 8-20-1880 (Bk. pp. 180, 181) ---Ohio Press 8-20-1880 -59- GARDNER, Samuel, ae about 50 yrs., f/o Mrs. C. e. BlAckburn; died Coshocton, Ohio 10-3-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 10-7-1881 (Bk. pp. 236, 240) GARLICK, Capt. T. J. of New Cumberland, infant daughter buried on Tuesday---Ohio Press, Friday, 1 Sept. 1882 (Bk. 136) GARLICK, Dr. Theodotus, father of Dr. W. H. Garlick of Calumet, this county, died near Cleveland. --Wkly Gaz. 19 Dec. 1884 (Bk. p. 330) GARLICK, Capt. Tom of New Cumberland, only son ae 2 buried. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-5-1880 (Bk. p. 240) GARRETT, Frank, ae 10 mos. s/o John and Lizzie, died Wednesday in 6th Ward---Wkly Gaz. June 30, 1882 (Bk. p. 192) GARRETT, John B. s/o John of County; died in Sacramento, Cal.; H. G. Garrett, his uncle.---Ohio Press 1-28-1881 GARRETT, John H. ae 38 yrs, formerly of city, died Cal. 1-9-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-28-1881 (Bk. p. 18a) GASSAWAY, Alice w/o Charles, died Smithfield 12-24-1882 in 20th yr. --Wkly Gaz. 1-5-1883 (Bk. p. 1) GASTON, J. W. and Rebecca of E. Liverpool; sons: G. G. and J. C. of Steubenville and 3 others; and daughter, wife of Wm. Jobling (married 1866) She died Steubenville 20 Feb. 1880---See Jobling) GASTON, James W., father of G. G. Gaston of this city, died at his residence at East Liverpool yesterday evening aged 76 years. Funeral at E. Liverpool. ---Wkly Gaz. 28 Mar. 1884 (Bk. p. 91) GAUGHEN, George, ae 1 mos. s/o George and Mary, died Mingo 7-25-1881; --Wkly Gaz. 7-29-1881 (Bk. p. 184); Ohio Press 7-25-1881 GAULT, John died in Insane Asylum at Columbus, from this county. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-22-1880(Bk. 228); Ohio Press 10-22-1880 GAULT, Mary, ae about 60 yrs. died Salem Twp. 11-13-1881; an old maiden lady, will admitted to probate. --Wkly Gaz. 11-18-1881 (Bk. p. 276) ---Ohio Press 24 Nov. 1881 GEARY, Catherine, wife of James, died city 1-28-1883 ae 25 yrs. leaves 2 children; to be buried at Coshocton. --Wkly Gaz. 2-2-1883 (Bk. pp. 22, 24) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 2 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p. 18) GEE, Little shild of John of 5. 4th St; buried Sunday --The Ohio Press, Friday, 29 July 1881 GEORGE, Capt. Geo., ae about 40 yrs., died E. Liverpool 3-31-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-2-1880 (Bk. p. 77) GEORGE, Mitchell ae 3 yrs s/o James, died scarlet fever. --Wkly Gaz. 6-17-1881 (Bk. p. 144) GEORGE, Sarah w/o Weston, once lived near Smithfield, died near Birmingham, Guernsey Co. 6 May 1883; born Pa. 1798; married 1815 Weston George, to Guernsey Co. around 1819 ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 13 July 1883 (Bk. p. 124) GIBBONS, Frederick R. ae 9yrs 8 mos 29 days; s/o Eli W. K E.; died near Barnesville 6-21-1881 of scarlet fever. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-1-1881 (Bk. p. 156) GEORGE, George, ae 85 (or 90) years; formerly of city,died Wellsville; born Ligonier Valley, Pa. 1794; married Sarah DeHuff 1821; --Wkly Gaz. 3-26-1880 ($k p.70); Ohio Press 3-26-1880 GIBBONS, Peter ae 80 yrs, of Alliance, formerly of city --Wkly Gaz. 11-12-1880 (Bk. pp.245, 246) -60- GIBSON, Robert M, Esq. lawyer; died Pittsburgh (Allegheny) Dec. 26, 1882--Wkly Gaz. Dec. 1, 1882 (Bk. pp. 350, 352) GILCHRIST, Mary "Edward" s/o Robert and LIna Gilchrist of Rush Run area, died Tues. ae 4 yrs. 3 mos.; buried at New Alex- andria; March 6, 1883--Ohio Press, 3-9-1883 (Bk. 42, 47) GILCRIST, Samuel.. .murder at Lagrange 4 yrs. ago; man in Tyler Co. confessed---Wkly Gaz. 12-17-1880 (Bk. pp. 273,-274) GILDAY, Patrick, ae 47 yrs; died city 2-24-1880, 5. 4th St.; born Ireland, to U. 5. 1869; leaves wife and 7 ch. employee of Jefferson Iron Works,; St. Peter's. --Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. pp. 43, 46: ---Ohio Press 2-27-1880 GILES, David, ae about 45 yrs; died Aleckanna 1-3-1882 (says 1883) of small pox; leaves wife and several children. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-6-1882 (Bk. pp. 1, 2, 5) GILES, Wi. died Tuesday of small pox at Alikanna --The Ohio Press, Friday, 6 Jan. 1882 GILES, William Jr. ae 46 yrs; died city Nov. 14;born England 1837; to U. 5. 1843; married Eliza McCune of city; M. P. Ch. --Wkly Gaz. 16 Nov. 1883 (Bk. pp. 280, 283 ---Ohio Press, Friday 16 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 203, 205) GILGRIST, Edward, ae 4 yrs. 3 mos. s/o Robert and Lina; died Rush Run March 6th.--Wkly Gaz. 3-16-1883 (Bk. p. 60) GILKEY, David, watchman on the "Katie Stockdale" fell off the boat Monday and drowned--Wkly Gaz. 13 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 298) ---The Ohio Press , Friday, 13 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 155) GILL, JOhn, ae 80 yrs, died Wayne Twp. 3-1-1880; born Louden Co., W. Va. ; blind; resident of Jeff. Co. for 60 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880(Bk. pp. 49, 54) GILL, Mary A. w/o J. H. , formerly of Mt. Pleasant, died Sept . 6th at Topeka, Kansas---Ohio Press, 9-7-1883 (Bk. p. 162) GILL, Mrs. Sarah, ae 78 yrs, died city 12-22-1881; widow of Henry Gill, several children, 3 living: John, Henry and Susan Young wife of Harvey ---Wkly Gaz. 12-30-1881 (Bk. p. 318, 323) GILL, William, brakeman on the C.< P.; died in Martin's Ferry, Monday. --Wkly Gaz., Friday, 20 July 1883 (Bk. p. 176) GILLESPIE, Samuel, one of oldest and most highly respected citizens of this county(Portland) drowned at Portland; buried at Warrenton; born Ireland, leaves wife K 9 children. died 4-15-1881---Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. p. 88, 92) --- The Ohio Press 4-22-1881 GILMORE, James Leighton, formerly of city, sentenced to hang at Deadwood for killing a Mexican in Decotah Territory; left Steubenville 1879; father and brothers in steuben- ville, brother an attorney there. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-21-1881 (Bk. p. 253): Ohio Press 10-21-1881) GILMORE, Mrs. Thomas Sr. (Jane) died at the residence of her husband Thomas Gilmore Sr. Saturday, April 26th, 1884 in her 82nd year; born Belfast, Ireland, to U. . 1829 --Wkly Gaz. 2 May 1884 (Bk. pp. 123, 124) GILMORE, Wn. of Pittsburg, uncle of Thomas Mears of city; died last Friday---Wkly Gaz. 8-5-1881 (Bk. p. 192) -61- GILSON, Richard of Brush Creek, Col. Co., killed in farm accident on Oct. 9, 1883---The Ohio Press, Friday, 17 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 186) GIRT, Mrs. Henry, died at her home near East Springfield yesterday, aged about 50 yrs--Wkly Gaz. 5-18-1883 (Bk. p. 115) GIVEN, Mrs. Margaret, of Toronto for many years, died Thursday last of extreme old age; interred in Toronto, Saturday. --The Ohio Press, Friday, March 23, 1883 (Bk. p. 52) GLADDEN, Mrs. David, ae 78 yrs; died at residence near Two Ridge Church 8-13-1880; daughter Mrs. Jacob Huffman, formerly of city and Mrs. Alex Weldy of Cross Creek Twp. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-20-1880 (Bk. p. 180, 181 ---Ohio Press 8-20-1880 GLADDEN, Madison ae 82, formerly of county, died Burlington, Iowa, Dec. 31, 1882; died at the residence of a daughter; born 1800; married Margaret McElroy 1835 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-12-1883 (Bk. p 6) GLASS, Alfred T. ae 27 yrs; died Boston Feb. 25th; s/o Alfred Glass of Wellsburg; 2nd of Glass boys to diec. in Boston; to be buried in Wellsburg---Wkly Gaz. 3-2-1883 (Bk. p.48) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 2 Mar. 1883 (Bk. pp. 35, 36) GLASS, Joseph ae 23 yrs; formerly of city, died Boston, Mass 10-30-1884; 3rd son of Alfred Glass, another son named Alfred also; arrival of body ---Wkly Gaz. 11-4-1881 (Bk. p. 261); ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 4 Nov. 1881 GLENDENNING, Mary, wife of Edward, formerly of this city, ae 43; sshe died Sunday at Woodland, Cal. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 9 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 200) GLENNER, Franklin, a young son of H. R. Glenner, died of pneumonia at the residence of his parents in the Sixth Ward, 25 Mar. 1884---Ohio Press, Fri., 28 Mar. 1884 (Bk. 66) GLEW, Thomas, Salem Twp., born England, ae 75 yrs; most of last 33 yrs. in Salem Twp., visited England, once in that time, now bereft of wife and virtually alone in the world; has a daughter in Leeds, England, returning there ---Wkly Gaz. June 9, 1882 (Bk. p. 160) GLEW, Mrs. Thomas ae 80 of Annapolis area, died recently ---Wkly Gaz. 2-6-1880 (Bk. p. 26) GLOVER, Josiah,---daughter Josephine married John C. Brown and died in Steubenville 11 Mar. 1884 ae 41 yrs.; buried in Holmes Church near York.---Ohio Press, Fri. 3-14-1884(54) GOAD, Mrs. Lydia, ae 81 yrs, died city 12-2-1881 in 4th Ward; born Maine 1800; married 1) Edward Donallen(son John, city and dau. dec);married 2) W. Goad who died several yrs. ago. --Wkly Gaz. 10-2-1881 (Bk. p. 236); Ohio Press 10-2-1881 GOODLIN, L. J., little child died at Knoxville, buried in M. E. Cemetery---The Ohio Press 18 Mar. 1881 GOODWIN, Lillie, in 8th year d/o Jesse and Alice, died Smithfield 2-11-1880; ---Wkly Gaz. 2-13-1880 (Bk. p. 30) GOODWIN, Mary, s/o John, sister of Prof. John Mullen, died May 5th Funeral from St. Peter's---Ohio Press 5-1-1883 (Bk. 86) ---Wkly Gaz. 5-11-1883 (Bk. p. 108) GORREL, Jas. B. of Bellaire, brother of Mrs. Harry Harden of city died Bellaire on Sunday---Ohio Press, Fri. 4-20-1883 (Bk. p. 71) -62- GOSNELL, William died Smithfield 8-20-1881 of consumption. --Wkly Gaz. 9-2-1881 (Bk. p. 210) GOSNEY, Harvey ae 6 yrs, run over by a wagon, instantly killed. ---The OHio Press 19 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 186) GOSSET, William ae 37, died in Dennison Mar. 29, 1884, ae about 45; buried here Union Cemetery; father of deceased-resided on High Street; leaves wife and family. ---Wkly Gaz. 4 April 1884 (Bk. pp. 96, 97) GOSSETT, Anna Pearl, ae 16 mos d/o John, died Mingo Junction 24 Sept. 1884---The Ohio Press, Fri., 26 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p.,181)---Wkly Gaz. 26 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 257) GOSSETT, Franklin, ae 6 yrs s/o Wi. and Ellen; formerly of city; died Dennison 11 July 1884; buried from home of John Crawford on High Street---Ohio Press, 7-18-1884 (Bkp. 131) --Wkly Gaz. 18 July 1884 (Bk. p. 198) GOSSETT, John ae 5 yrs, s/o John and Mary, died city 2-21-1880 of scarlet fever---Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. p. 43) GOSSETT, John Sr. of city, his daughter Mary w/o George Yohe, died Canton, 0. Aug. 20th ae 31 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 25 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 253) GOSSETT, Mrs. John, funeral Tuesday (Martha J.) died in 52nd year on 12 Aug. 1882 in city; daughter Mary w/o George Yohe died in Canton Saturday, Aug. 19th ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 18 Aug. 1882 (Bk. ppl25, 127, 130 GOSSETT, Martha J. w/o John Sr. died city Aug. 12 in 51st year. ---Wkly Gaz. 18 Aug. 1882 (Bk. pp.246, 247) GOSSETT, Ruth Ann in 49th year; w/o Nathan, formerly of city, died Allegheny City, Pa. 1-7-1880; born Holliday's Cove; sister of Mrs. Dr. Stewart; d/o Robert Parks, dec; leaves husband and 3 children.---Wkly Gaz. 1-9-1880 (Bk. pp.6, 9) GOSSETT, Tommy ae 19 mos. s/o John and Mary died city 3-11-1880; lost another child by the same disease. --Wkly Gaz. 3-19-1880 (Bk. pp. 64, 67) GOSSETT, Wi. Jr. in 37th year; s/o Win. of Steubenville; died Dennison 30 Mar. 1884; buried in Steubenville. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 4 April 1884 (Bk. p. 69) GOULD, Mable, infant d/o Frank and Kate; died on the steamer "Joe Gould" at Marietta Saturday. Interred in Mt. Calvary Cemetery today; Mrs. Gould is a sister of C. E. Linehan of this city---Wkly Gaz. 19 Oct. 1883 (Bk.p. 257) GRABLE, Wi. ae about 50 years; died Annapolis 2-18-1881. --Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. p.28); Ohio Press 2-25-1881 GRAFTON, Dr. A., died Sunday at Bellaire ae 63; born in Knox Twp. in 1821; practiced in Annapolis till 1859; married 1840 Hannah Ramsey; 5 ch: 3 living J. H. , W. C. and Mattie Satterfield; m2) Elizabeth Cross of Beaver Co., Pa. 1 son, Geo. R. Grafton; (Hannah died 1853) ---Wkly Gaz. 23 May 1884 (Bk. p. 146) GRAFTON, Isaac in 84th year; here since 1812; died at residence in Island Creek Twp. Sunday; born Westmoreland Co., Pa.; 7 children living, one dead--William killed at Camp Sutton, Va. in 1861) Martha w/o John Grafton; Robert, Dubois Co., mnd.; Benjamin, Island Creek Twp.; Margery, w/o James Palmer, Madina Co., .; John D. on homestead; Jane, wife of Thomas J. Robertson, Manassas Jct., Va; George W. of Sullivan Co., Ind. = 011'1:' 1.J_'.. GRAFTON, Isaac in 84th year, died Island Creek Twp; born.Westmoreland Co., Qa. 1797 s/o Robert and Frances (Sec. 23 I. C. Twp) married 1822 Jane McFarland, 8 ch; Martha w/o John Grafton; William died in service; Robert of Dubois Co., Indiana; Margery w/o James Palmer of Medina Co., 0.; John D. at home; Jane wife of Thomas J. Robertson; George W. of Indiana. Mrs. Grafton, mother of above, died 1863 ; married 2) Mrs. Caroline Lowery nee Daniels. --- kly Gaz, 3-11-18a1 'k, p. 42, 45) GRAFTON, Jennie ae 16 yrs. d/o John and Sarah, died Island Creek Twp. 1-18-1882 (Wkly Gaz. 1-20-1882 (Bk. pp. 14, 18) GRAFTON, John--1857 engineer on the new railroad on the Bellaire evening passenger train, derailed at Elliottsville. Wellsville, Ohio---Wkly Gaz.???1883 (Bk. p. 33) GRAFTON, Nancy---funeral. Cousins: Isaac B. Grafton, W. A. Grafton; L. F. Grafton: S. A. Palmer; D. L. Robertson and F. S. Robertson---Wkly Gaz. 1-27-1882 (Bk. p. 22) GRAHAM, Alex, a nailer at the Mingo mill, died yesterday (Wed, June 11) evening of hemorrhage of the lungs; of S. High St. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 13 June 1884 (Bk. pp.107, 110) ae 36 yrs; 77th Pa. Vol. Infantry ---Wkly Gaz. 13 June 1884 (Bk. p. 162) ---The Ohio Press 29 May 1885 GRAHAM, Frank,---his wife died Richmond yesterday (Tuesday) ae 30 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 10701881 (Bk. p. 240) GRAHAM, James, merchant of New Alexandria, died Feb. 23rd (Friday) of consumption, ae 51, unmarried; buried at Centre Ch. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 2 Mar. 1883 (Bk. pp. 36, 38) Wkly Gaz. 3-2-1883 (Bk. pp. 48, 49) GRAHAM, John of Pittsburgh, born Scotland, struck on R. R. track; about Dec. 23, 1882 ae about 40 years. --Wkly Gaz. 29 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 374, 375) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 29 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 219) GRAHAM, Mr. died Monday night, buried New Cumberland Cemetery ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 2 Sept. 1881 GRAHAM, Ruth w/o John Graham and d/o Wi. Stewart died at her home in Salem Twp. Apr. 10, 1884 ae 40 yrs. of consumption. leaves husband and 3 children; buried at Mt. Hope. East Springfield news item. --Wkly Gaz. 18 Apr. 1884 (Bk. pp. 108, 115 --- The Ohio Press, Friday, 18 Apr. 1884 (Bk. p. 78) GRAHAM, William ae 81 yrs, father-in-law of Judge Patrick; died New Philadelphia 9-6-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 9-9-1881 (Bk. pp. 216, 219) GRAY, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller. w/o Richard, former Rector of St. James Ch. of Cross CReek, died Cincinnati 9-20-1880 Rev. Richard Gray died Cincinnati 9-14-1880 ae 66 ---Wkly Gaz. 9-24-1880 (Bk. pp. 206, 207) GRAY, John W. in 61st year died Saturday; born Steubenville 1820; m. Keziah d/o Isaac Welday; she died 1876 leaving 3 children: I Welday, Florence, wife of Wn. Dally and Georgiana , wife of Hugh Patterson; John W. married 2) Mrs. Ellen Egner who had 1 child. ---Wkly Gaz. Friday, 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 172) -64- GRAY, John W., in 61st year, died city 1-15-1881: Whis will names wife Ellen A., adopted daughter Lizzie Gray, adopted daughter, Jessie I; grandson John W. Daily; son, Isaac Welday; 3 daughters: Florence Daily, Georgiana Patterson and Nellie Gray. Gray's body was exhumed.---Wkly Gaz. 1-21-1881 (Bk. ppl3a, i15a, 41) G1RAY, John W. born Steubenville 1820 died in 61st year; buried from his residence otnSouth 5th.Street, Monday Jan. 17th ml) Keziah Welday d/o Isaac; m2) Mrs. Ellen Egner. Ellen refused to take under the will ---The Ohio Press 1-21-1881 , 1-28-1881 and 3-4-1881 GRAY, Rev. Richard in 76th year, formerly of Cross Creek Twp. died 9-14-1880 in Cincinnati--Wkly Gaz. 9-17-1880 (Bk. p. 202) GRAY,.Mrs. Rev. w/o a former pastor of Hamline M. E. Ch.; died at Warren, Ohio last week of heart disease. ---Wkly Gaz. 14 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 302) GREER, Mrs. Ann, ae about 50 yrs. died near Tunnel Mill 12-6-1881; named also spelled GREIR and GREER and GREIR GREER, John, ae 23, -- Saturday--last evening about 7 o'clock John Greer, who lives in the Sixth Ward, attempted to take his life by shooting himself in the abdomen. Grief for his wife, who died some two weeks ago. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 11 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 6) GREGG, Homer, ae 26 yrs. of Lamartine, Carroll Co., death on RR in Steubenville; cousin of Henry Gregg, Esq. of city. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk pp. 37, 43) ---Ohio Press 10 Aug. 1883 (Bk. pp. 25, 31, 140) GREGG, John, ae about 25 yrs. died city 11-2-1881; Scotch; killed by cars, POSSIBLY CRAIG not GREGG: LEAVES WIFE AND 4 CH. --wKly Gaz. i-4- i ( nK. p. 2b!, 23, 2b7) GRIER, Miss Rebecca J. ae about 23 yrs. died near Mitchell's Salt Works 1-19-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-27-1882 (Bk. pp.19, 20) GRIFFITH, Annie d/o Thomas, died at Freeman's ae about 13 years; died on 1st inst. with diphtheria; 3rd member of family to die with it within past month. --Wkly Gaz. 9 May 1884 (Bk. p. 137) GRIFFITH, Charles, a farmer ae 60, of near Loydsviile, Bel. Co., shot and killed by Emmett Mitchell; leaves wife and grown son.---Wkly Gaz. 5 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 245) GRIFFITH, Miss Leah ae 85; died Thursday (Jan. 13) at her residence in Holliday's Cove.--Wkly Gaz. 1-21-1881 (Bk. p. 16a) GRIMES, Jesse, ae 4 yrs, s/o Recorder Grimes clothes caught fire from matches. He died Saturday. ---Wkly Gaz. 26 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 262) GRIMES, Willie , ae 10 yrs; drowned near Elliottsville 4-21-1881; s/o poor widow---Wkly Gaz.- 4-23-1881 (Bk. p. 88) ---OHio Press 4-29-1881 GRIMM, Annie w/o Joseph, died city Jan. 11 (12?) ae 35 yrs. residence N. 5th Street, born Va.; leaves husband and 3 children---Wkly Gaz. 19 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p. 11) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 19 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p. 8) GRINDELL, Mrs. Henry of Empire, ---18 mos. ;old son fatally burned Father killed one year ago at Calumet. ---Wkly Gaz. Oct. 5, 1883 (Bk. p. 249) GROUNDS, John, of Walker's , Ohio; victim of Scioto disaster. ---The Ohio Press, 14 July 1882 (Bk. p. 108) --Wkly Gaz. 14 July 1882 (Bk. p. 216) -65- GROVES, George---son lost to scarlet fever, another son not expected to recover--Wkly Gaz. 5-20-1881 (Bk. p. 115) GROVES, George B., ae about 30 yrs, of Salem Twp., died Columbus, 0. 11-8-1881; insane asylum ---Wkly Gaz. 11-11-1881 (Bk. pp. 269, 270) GROVES, Henry---son lost to Scarlet fever. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-2-1881 (Bk. 115) GROVES, Lulu, ae 3, d/o George, died of Scarlet fever. --Wkly Gaz. 6-17-1881 (Bk. p. 144) GROVES, Willie, ae 6, s/o Henry, died of Scarlet fever. --Wkly Gaz. 6-17-1881 (Bk. p. 144) GRUBER, J. S., DIED AT HIS FATHER"S NEAR Unionport, Wayne Twp. June 3, 1884 in 23rd year. --Wkly Gaz. 13 June 1884 (Bk. p. 169) GRUBER, John Scott ae 23, s/o G. W. of Unionport, died June 30 of consumption; student of Hopedale Normal College, ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 6 June 1884 (Bk. p. 105) ---Wkly Gaz. 6 June 1884 (Bk. p. 158) GUMMINGS, Mrs. Robert, of Harrisville, suicide. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-30-1881 (Bk. p. 234) GUNION, Wilbur, young lad, hunting up Cross Creek, accidentally shot himself--Ohio Press, Fri. 8-31-1883 (Bk. p. 154) GUNNISON, Wilbur K. ae 16 of Wellsburg, hunting accident on Cross Creed, died---Wkly Gaz. 8-21-1883 (Bk. p. 205) HADEN, Maggie w/o Thomas, died city 8-13-1880 in 30th year; d/o Wi. Sulfridge; born Philadelphia 1-10-1851; married 1874; 1 child; 1st Presb. Church ---Wkly Gaz. 8-20-1880 (Bk. 180, 181) HADEN, William ae 13 mos; s/o Thomas, died city 5-8-1880; also called Wi. Lennard ---Wkly Gaz. 5-14-1880 (Bk. pp. 110, 112) HAGAN, Jonathan , f/o J. ae 77; formerly of city, died near Sharpsburg, Pa. 11-19-1881; near Brownshville 1804; wife died 1-3-1878; left several children. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-25-1881 (Bk. pp. 281, 284) ---The Ohio Press 24 Nov. 1881 Haggerty, John, deck hand on the Graham, drowned at Steubenville ---Wkly Gaz. 3-2-1883 (Bk. p. 53) HAGGERTY, Thomas, ae 35, drowned in river Tuesday steamboat accident ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 2 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 35) HALE, Mrs. Reuben died Holiday's Cove yesterday (Wed.) ---Wkly Gaz. 9-23-1881 (Bk. p. 231) HALE, Stephen, ae 67 yrs 3 mos. 21 days; formerly of near Richmond, died near Brownsville, Cass. Co., Mich. 7-6-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 8-5-1881 (Bk. p. 190) HALE, Win. brother of Charles of Steubenvile, died Jan 12 at New Haven, Conn.; childless widower. ---Wkly Gaz. 22 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 56) HALL, Mrs. F. P., Funeral Friday, Wellsburg Cemetery. ---Wkly Gaz. 11 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 15) HALL, Martha A. ae 31 yrs. d/o Charles K Rebecca, died Mingo Apr. 15, 1882, buried New Alexandria. ---Wkly Gaz. Apr. 21, 1882 (Bk. pp. 108, 109) -66- HALL, Robert ae 73, of Brush Creek, died, buried at Morristown. Leaves wife and 2 daughters: Mrs. Henry Walker and Mrs. James Martin; also a son living in Pa. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 3 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 187) HALL, Mrs. Susan, ae 53, died Thursday (Jan. 18) at her residence in 6th Ward, leaving 3 children. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 26 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p. 12) --Wkly Gaz. 1-26-1883 (Bk. p. 17) HALL, Wm. ae 45 yrs. , formerly of city, died near Wellsville 2-7-1882; struck on R. R. near Yellow Creek; tinner by trade, unmarried; buried Spring Hill Cemetery, Wellsville --Wkly Gaz. 2-10-1882 (Bk. pp. 34, 41, 50) ---Ohio Press, 10 Feb. 1882 (Bk. p. 18) HALLAM, Geo. W. Esq. died East Liverpool last week. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 16 June 1882 HALLORAN, Maggie, ae about 18, of Wellsville; d/o John and formerly of this city, died Friday (Feb. 10th) last. She was an alumnus of St. Peter's High School this city; currently attending an institution of learning at Columbus, funeral at St. Peter's. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 16 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p. 26) --Wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk. pp. 36, 39) HALM, George ae 14, s/o George Halm of Water Street, drowned crossing river in a skiff Wednesday; brother, Christo- pher made it to shore; body found and buried from German Lutheran Church. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 1 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 138) --Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 210, 215) HALSTEAD, R. H., ae 73 yrs, formerly of city, died Toronto July 30; father of Mrs. Jonathan Hagan, buried Union Cemetery Steubenville---Wkly Gaz. 4 Aug. 1882 (Bk. pp. 231 234) ---The Ohio Press 4 Aug. 1882 (Bk. pp. 117, 118) HAMILTON, Caroline, a colored woman, aged 110 years, died Wheeling. She has lived in the Heybern family for 48 years. --Wkly Gaz. 25 July 1884 (Bk. p. 205) HAMILTON, Clyne A. of Bellaire, struck by brick, yard --- The Ohio Press 3 Sept. 1880 HAMILTON, Mrs. Farwell, formerly of city, died Bloomington, Ill. Aug. 9th---Wkly Gaz. 18 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 246) HAMILTON, George, ae 19, died Wed., Mar. 12, 1884 of typhoid at the home of his parents...Ohio Press, Fri. 3-21-1884 (Bk. 59) HAMILTON, James, ae about 70, died Richmond, Oct. 2nd; buried U. P. cemetery there; wagonmaker, leaves wife and 3 ch; Wkly Gaz. 6 Oct. 1882 (Bk. pp.291, 294) HAMILTON, Mrs. Joseph, died city Saturday Dec. 13, ae about 56; leaves husband and 6 children: John, William, Thomas, Joseph, Alice and Sarah; St. Paul's Church. ---Wkly Gaz. 19 Dec. 1884 (Bk. pp. 328, 332 HAMILTON, Mary A., widow of Robert, died city Saturday ae 68 yrs; (Dec. 8); leaves 4 sons and 2 daughters; ae 70? ---Wkly Gaz. 12-14-1883 (Bk. p 303) HAMILTON, Mrs., mother of Erskine Hamilton, Esq. of city, died Aug. 9th ae about 70 yrs; at Bloomington, Ill. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 18 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 126) -67- HAMILTON, Sarah w/o Samuel, died city Nov. 9, 1882 ae 52 yrs; born city, d/o Wi. ORRUM: RESIDENCE CORNER OF *TH and Dock St.--Wkly Gaz. Nov. 17, 1882 (Bk. pp. 331) HAMMOND, Bazaleel, ae 71 yrs; died near Smithfield June 9, 1881; brother of Dr. J. H. Hammond; born near Smithfield; left wife and 4 children and 2 brothers named in article. ---Wkly Gaz. 6-17-1881 (Bk. p. 139, 142) ---Ohio Press 6-17-1881 HAMMOND, Mrs. Dr. died while visiting Gallipolis Sunday, July 13, 1884 ae 65 yrs. ; sister of Senator Sharon; buried at Mt. Pleasant.---Wkly Gaz. 18 July 1884 (Bk. pp. 197, 199) HAMMOND, Mrs. George, ae 75 yrs; born Ohio Co., Va.; died N. 5th St. Steubenville; husband died 1865; farmer, residents of near E. Springfield; leaves 3 ch: Mr. T. A. Hammond, city; Mrs. J. W. Brown of "over-the-river"; Mrs. A. R. Jacobs of West Liberty; to be buried at Stone Church Cemetery at Wheeling---Wkly Gaz. 31 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 292) HAMMOND, Ida, wife of Wi. died Smithfield Twp. 2-10-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. p. 28) HAMMOND, John, in 71st yr.; died city 5-6-1881; born Wayne Twp. 1811; married Rebecca Campbell; adopted daughter. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-13-1881 (Bk. pp. 106 ---The Ohio Press, 5-13-1881 HAMMOND, John G. and Milicent of Wayne Twp.---infant son died yesterday ae 7 mos.--Wkly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. p. 176) HAMMOND, Mrs. John, of Hopedale, died last Friday of liver disease. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 22 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 146) HAMMOND, Maggie E. , d/o Wi. of Steubenville; died city 16 June 1882 ae 16 yrs 8 mos; called d/o J.J., attended school in Steubenville; funeral at Holliday's Cove. ---Wkly Gaz. 16 June 1882 (Bk. pp. 164, 166 ---The Ohio Press, 16 June 1882 (Bk. pp. 88, 90) HAMMOND, Mary ae 35 yrs d/o Harriet Hammond, died Smithfield 7-21, 1881---Wkly Gaz. 7-29-1881 (Bk. p. 184; 185) ---The Ohio Press, 7-'29-1881 HAMMOND, Mary Sharon w/o Dr. J. of Steubenville; nee Sharon; died 13 July 1884 near Gallipolis, Ohio, at home of cousin, Lewis Sharon; "taken to Smithfield for interment in the family buryial ground." ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 18 July 1884 (Bk. pp. 131) HAMMOND, Milicent, ae 33, w/o John G. Hammond; d/o Robert Armstrong; died near Bloomfield Thursday last (8-18-1881); left husband and 5 small children; 3 sisters and 2 brothers also called "Melisse" ---Ohio Press, Fri. 8-26-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-26-1881 (Bk. p. 204) HAMMOND, Peter, ae 87 yrs; brother of Dr. J. S. of city; died Athens, Co., Ohio 4-18-1811 of paralysis; died at residence of his son-in-law, Jas. Elliott of Athens Co. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-29-1881 (Bk. p. 94, 98 Living near Smithfield until 1837, then to Athens Co. died in 78th year---Ohio Press 4-29-1881 HANEY, Anthony of Mansfield, fell from Panhandle No. 6 on Monday; .cut to pieces; several of his brothers live near Wheeling Junction---Wkly Gaz. 7 July 1882 (Bk. p.195) -68- HANNA, Engelina, formerly w/o Dr. Robert Finley , died at the residence of son Dr. J. E. Finley at Mt. Pleasant 11-5-1880 (Bk. p. 61)--Wkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. p. 1) HANNA, Dr. B. M., native of Steubenville, s/o Dr. Ed. S. Hanna; gs/o Mrs. Thompson Hanna; gs/o Dr. Benjamin Mears ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 13 July 1883 (Bk. p. 126) HANNA, Georgia, little d/o Jno. N. Hanna and wife; died on last Friday of diphtheria...FROM Hopedale ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 4 May 1883 (Bk. p. 82) HANNA, Jennie...In Memoriam...died Oct. 4, Centre Unity Church; signed by Robert Martin, Clara Beatty K Lizzie Ralston ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 24 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 203) HANNA, Mrs. John, ae over 70; died Cross Creek at home of her son George---The Ohio Press, Fri., 16 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 203) HANNA, May, infant d/o Geo. W. ( Margaret Hanna; died at her home in Cross Creek (6th Ward) Twp. yesterday (Aug. 18th), ae 10 mos.---Wkly Gaz. 22 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 229) ---The Ohio. Press 22 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 155) HANEN (HANON), Barney of Freeman's ae 35 yrs; died Fri(Mar. 23) leaves wife and 5 children: (HANNON) died at Anderson's Landing across the river from Toronto. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 30 Mar. 1883 (Bk. pp. 55, 56) HANNON, M.---RR accident; died--Wkly Gaz. 1-13-1882 (Bk. p.13) HANVEY, William, ae about 25, s/o Alex and Mary, died city 2-5-1882 --Wkly Gaz. 2-10-1882 (Bk. pp. 34, 41) HARDEN, Mrs. ElizAbeth,, mbo Harry of Steubenville, died Sept. 6th in Wheeling; Mrs. Holsten Harden; sons: Harry, Albert; Edward,...grandsons named in article. ---Wkly Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp. 265, 271, 267 ---Ohio Press, 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 139) HARDEN, J.P., late manager of La Belle nail factory; funeral in Wheeling---The Ohio Press, 10 Dec. 1880 HARDEN, Percival ae 50, brother of Harry of city; died 12-2-1880 Wheeling---Wkly Gaz. 12-10-1880 (Bk. pp. 266, 267) HARDY, David sbo Thomas and Anne, died in 6th Ward Saturday, ae 16 mos and was buried this afternoon. ---Wkly Gaz. 31 Oct. 1884 (Bk. pp. 290) HARDY, John---little sbo Robert < Mary, died city 2-23-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-24-1882 (Bk. pp. 54, 60) HARDY, William T., ae 10 yrs; died Fisher's Run June 4th. ---Wkly Gaz. 9 June 1882 (Bk. p. 156) HARGEST, Mrs. Anne ae 43y 9 mos 20 days; w/o Rev. David, Presb. Min. died 11 Mar. 1883 at Oak Ridge parsonage near Wellsville---Ohio Press, Fri., 23 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 53) ---Wkly Gaz. 3-23-1883 (Bk. p. 6) HARLAN, Alice B. in 20th year; formerly of city; died at residence of uncle, Samuel D. Harlan in Col.; typhoid. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-21-1881 (Bk. p. 248) HARMAN, Fred, ae 21 mos. sbo Mrs. Catharine, died th Ward 7-17-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 7-22-1881 (Bk. p. 177) HARPER, Clarence B. ae 30, Sbo Leckey Harper of the Mt. Vernon Banner, died on Sunday after a short illness of pneumonia..Ohio Press, Fri., 27 April 1883 (Bk. p. 75) HARPER, J. Jerome of Wellsville; sbo D. H. Harper who claimed body; died July 4th; Scioto -Lomas disaster Mrs. David Harper saved herself. ---Wkly Gaz. 14 July 1882 (Bk. p;. 213) -69- HARPER, Lissa (Lizzie) ae 24; dlo William K Mary of 5. 3rd Street (William died 2 weeks ago) died Oct. 7 of consumption. ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 10 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 191) Wkly Gaz. 10 Oct. 1884 (Bk. pp. 272, 277) HARPER, Robert, of near Fairview, W. Va.---daughter, Elizabeth married John Kelly. She died 6-22-1881 (ae 76 yrs.) ---Wkly Gaz. 6-24-1881 (Bk. p. 145) HARPER, Wi. ae 69, died at his home on 5. 3rd St. last midnight 15 Sept. 1884; born Wash. Co., Pa. ; Member U.P. Church) leaves wife and 6 children: Wilson and Joseph of city; Martha w/o Jno. A. Hunter of McDonald, Station; Mary w/o Robert Hood of Toronto; and Tamer < Lizzie at home---Wkly Gaz. 19 Sept. 1884 (Bk. pp. 252, 253) ---The Ohio Press 19 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 177) HARRAH, James Neal died Columbus, Ohio; brother of David T. Harrah of Jeff. Co.---The Ohio Press, Fri., 12 Aug. 1881 HARRAH, Neil s/o John of Wayne Twp. died Columbus, Ohio 8-2-1881 ae about 36 years. Buried at Beech Springs; unmarried also called "James Neal Harrah"; brother, David T. HARRIS, Anna-wfkllooazL .$- 3rtm88ly8f cppy lledl 6 Liverpool Dec. 26, 1882---Wkly Gaz. 12-29-1882 (Bk. p. 374) HARRIS, Mary, widow of Wi., ae 68, formerly of city, died Lancaster, Ohio 1-12-1881; mother-in-law of Alex Helms; Ch: Mrs. Wi. Meikle, Mrs. Wi. Stone; Mrs. Ed. Halroyd; Kate, Robert --Wkly Gaz. 1-14-1881 (Bk. pp. 7, 10 , 14a) HARRIS, Nannie m. Joseph G. Ridgley; lived Colorado 13 yrs (1884) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 26 Dec. 1884 (Bk. p. 248) HARRIS, Mrs. Wi., mother of Mrs. Alex Helms of city; died Lancaster Ohio Wed. (Jan. 12); buried Steubenville (Jan. 14) ---The Ohio Press, 1-14-1881 also 1-21-1881 HARRISON, Wm. ae 52 yrs. died city Aug. 22; 5. 9th Street Left wife and 4 children. ---Wkly Gaz. Aug. 24, 1883 (Bk. p. 201) ---Ohio Press, 8-24-1883 (Bk. p. 151 HARRY, Edward Harry ae 29 yrs; died city Wed. Oct. 15, 1884 in the 30th year of his age; 3 brothers; Albert of Steubenville; Charles A. and Wi. H. of Wooster; taken to Wooster for burial---Wkly Gaz. 17 Oct. 1884 (Bk. pp. 278, 280, 284) Died at residence of brother H. S. Harry on N. 3rd St. 15 Oct. 1884 of typhoid fever; called "Edwin" ---The Ohio Press 17 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 194, 200) HARRY, Mrs. Eliza A. , ae 63 yrs; died city, Dec. 8th; w/o Jesse Harry who died 1 year ago; leaves 4 sons; buried at Wooster:--Wkly Gaz. 12-14-1883 (Bk. pp. 303, 305) HARRY, Jesse, ae 66 yrs 24 days; father of A. S. K E. P. of city; died in Wooster, Ohio 2-28-1882; sons are photographers ---Wkly Gaz. 3-10-1882 (Bk. pp. 67, 74) HART, Mrs. John, ae about 52 yrs; died city Dec. 1th, 5. 5th St. leaves husband and 5 daughters: Phoebe, Margery, Mary, Jennie and Georgie---Wkly Gaz. 12-15-1882 '(Bk. pp. 366. 367 and 369) HART, Mrs. Nannie DuBois, well known to Steubenville Society people, died Sunday from the residence of her parents at Leatherwood---Wkly Gaz. 10-3-1884 (Bk. p.267) HARTER. Franklin---infant s/o Wn. H. K Nettie R. Harter, died April 23, 1882---Wkly Gaz. Apr. 28, 1882 (Bk. p. 113) -70- HARTER, Edward, ae 22 yrs, shot by brother John in Steubenville 27 July 1882; s/o William; trial of brother John. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 4 Aug. 1882 (Bk. pp. 117, 118) ---Wkly Gaz. 4 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 231) (64, 168) ---John, indicted for fatricide-- (Bk. pp. 309, 323, 327) HARTJE, Bertha Matilda, in 17th year; d/o August and Henrietta; died Glenfield, Pa. Saturday; next to youngest daughter ---first break in family of 9 children.; consumption. Funeral from the residence of her sister, Mrs. John H. Mueller at Glenfield, Station near Pittsburgh. ---The Ohio Press 25 Jan. 1884 (Bk. pp. 16, 17) ---Wkly Gaz. 25 Jan. 1884 (Bk. pp. 21) HARTUP, Thomas, born Delaware 13 Apr. 1798; to Wayne Twp. with parents 1801/2; died near Richmond July 31st. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 3 Aug. 1881 --- Wkly Gaz.. 8-5-i8toi Bk. I. y )) rpVEY, Bridget, ae 6 yrs. d/o Francis K Belle, died city 12-1-1880 Buried in the Catholic C m c ryi - Wkjly Gaz . 2338bO0(Bk . p. 258, 261) HARVEY, Miss Magfgie, formerly of city; died last week at Nate, Morgan Co., consumption; Wkly Gaz. 7-30, 1880 (Bk. p. 166) HASLER, Frank, ae about 16 yrs; drowned opposite city; he attempted to rescue his brother when he was drowned June 23, 1880 Wkly Gaz. 6-25-1880 (Bk. p. 144) ---The Ohio Press 6-25-1880 HATHAWAY, Mrs., an old gentleman, ae 82 yrs, of Portland, fell from a wagon at the mouth of Little Rush Run today (Saturday) and broke his neck. He died instantly. --- The Ohio Press, Fiuay, 8 nay lo8 (ok. .p. 87) HATHAWAY, Mrs. Shannon of Warrenton, died 7-29-1881; died Friday night, buried Sunday in 'Warrenton cemetery. ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 5 Aug. 1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-12-1881 (Bk. p. 194) HAUN, George of New Cumberland, killed at work ct Miner and Moran's pottery across the river last Thursday ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 5 May 1882 (Bk. p. 67) HAWKINS, Benjamin E., ae about 42, formerly of city, died Denver, Col. 2-1-1882; s/o the late Wi. K Ellen; brother of R. C. of city, photographer. --Wkly Gaz. 2-10-1882 (Bk. pp. 34, 41) ---The Ohio Press, 2-10-1882 (Bk. p. 19) HAWKINS, E. C., pioneer photographer, died in 1863. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-2-1881 (Bk. p. 8) HAWKINS, Lizzie F., only d/o Mrs. Ellen S. Hawkins, died at the residence of her grandfather, David Spaulding on 13 Feb. 1884 ae 18 yrs. ---The Ohio Press, Fri. 15 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 32) ---Wkly Gaz. 15 Feb. 1884 (Bk. pp. 52, 56) HAWKINS, Susan, born Steubenville, died there 6-9-1881 Sunday ae 76 yrs; sister of John H. and Wn. Hawkins. Methodist. --The Ohio Press 24 June 1881: Wkly Gaz. 6-24- (Bk. 145, 148) HAYES, Paton, ae 85, an aged colored citizen died 18 Aug. 1884) ---The Ohio Press, Friday 22 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 155) HAYS, Mrs. Jane ae 78 yrs, died (Funeral 5-9-1883) at residence of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Payne on N. 6th St. Metodist. ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 18 May 1883 (Bk. p. 89) -71- HAZER, Helene, infant, d/o Adolph K Lizzie Hazer, died 7-14-1881 6th Ward, died yesterday (written Fri. July 15th) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 22 July 1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-22-1881 (Bk. p. 177) HEALER, Lizzie w/o Walter, dieed city 6-3-188. ae 28 yrs. Lizzie Peeples m. Walter Healer 1-5-1875; buried in Union Cemetery---Wkly Gaz. 6-10-1881 (Bk. pp 131, 134) Ohio Press 6-10-1881 HEARN, Mrs. Barbara, ae 79 yrs; d/o Alexander Urquhart; married Lancelot Hearn who died 25 years ago; several children. She died Cadiz 30 July 1883 ---Wkly Gaz. Aug. 3, 1883 (Bk. p 188) ---Ohio Press 3 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 135) Their daughter Eliza M., widow of Samuel Slemmons(d. 1867) died 1880 ae 54; son H. B. Hearn ---Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. p. 47) obit of Eliza Slemmons. HEATON, Wi. ae 70 yrs, died Mt. Pleasant 5-9-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 5-13-1881 (Bk. p. 106) HEBRON, Frank, ae 3 mos, s/o JOhn L. K Mattie, died 8-25-1884 --Ohio Press 29 Aug. 1884 HENDERSON, Andrew of Ross Twp. ae 60 yrs (in 56th year) died 21 Oct. 1883 at Yellow creek; burial at Mt. Zion; Left wife and 6 sons and 2 daughters; brother-in-law, David Mitchell s/o Judge---Ohio Press, Fri. 26 Oct. 1883 P. 193 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-26-1883 (Bk. p. 263) 1967 HENDERSON, Anna Frances ae 9 mos. d/o Richard W..K Eliza Jane of 5. 5th St.; she died 30 Aug. 1884 ---The Ohio Press, Fri. 5 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 163) ---Wkly Gaz. 5 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 242) HENDERSON, David of Allaegheny City, Pa. brother of John J. of Holliday's Cove; first class steam-boat engineer; died 16 Nov---Ohio Press Fri. 21 Nov. 1884 (Bk. 224) HENDERSON, Levi ae 9 mos. s/o Richard and Elizabeth; choked--- whooping cough.--Wkly Gaz. 3-25-1881 (Bk. p. 62. 63) ---Ohio Press 3-25-1881 HENDERSON, Louis N. ae about 25, formerly of city, died Winchester, Kansas, May 3, 1882 of consumption; bro/o Mrs. Phil. Kamm ---Wkly Gaz. 12 May 1882 (Bk. p. 129, 133) HENDERSON, Maggie M. d/o Alex, died Smithfield July 4, 1884 ae 25 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 11 July 1884 (Bk. p. 191) HENDERSON, Thomas, died city 3-8-1880, native of England; buried wife 2 or 3 months ago; leaves several children. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-12-1880 (Bk. p. 56) HENDRICKS, Jacob, an old resident of Collier's Station; died at the home of his son-in-law, Thomas Hill. ---The Ohio Press, 19 Nov. 1880 HENJNEGAN, William, ae about 45; died---word from Columbus Asylum. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 10 Feb. 1882 (Bk. p.i18) ---Wkly Gaz. 2-10-1882 (Bk. pp. 34, 41) HERBERT, Ambrose, ae about 56 yrs; died near city 3-9-1880; leaves wife and sever-al children. Ohio Press 3-12-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-12-1880 (Bk. p. S6, 61) HERBERT, Ella ae 1S mos. dbo Henry K Annie, died city Aug. 10th. ---Wkly Gaz. 18 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 246) HERBST, Nannie May ae 6 wks; d/o Robert K Maggie Herbst; died 1 May 1883---Wkly GAz. 5-4-1883 (Bk. p. 103) ---The Ohio Press Fri., 4 May 1883 (Bk. p. 83) -72- HERMAN, Infant slo Catharine Herman, 6th Ward, died at noon ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 22 July 1881 HERRIOTT, Penn, stabbed to death in Pittsburgh Tuesday. ---The Ohio Press 27 Feb. 1880 HERRON, Rev. Dr. Robert, died 17th, buried at the Ridge church yard in Harrison Co., Friday. He was a large man weighing perhaps 400 pounds.--Wkly Gaz. June 27, 1884 (Bk. p.177) ---The Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 116) HERVEY, Rev. David, aver 8Oyrs; flo David Hervey Jr. and J. C. Hervey; Presb. minister, died Brooke Co. Sunday last; buried in Stone Church graveyard, Ohio Co. ---The Ohio Press, 24 June 1881 HERVEY, Mr.( Mrs. Geo. W. of Wayne Twp. attended a family reunion of the Campbells in Wash. Co., Pa. ---The Ohio Press, 24 Sept. 1880 HERVEY, James A. Garfield, ae 15 mos. s/o James K Mattiel died Bloomfield Sept. 20---Wkly Gaz. 6 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p.291) HERVEY, Mrs., died last week, 3 weeks to the minute from the time she was married.. .Wkly Gaz. 1-4-1884 (Bk. p. 4) HERVEY, William of Wayne Twp. married a daughter of David Welday who took sick right after the ceremony and died within 3 weeks---Wkly Gaz. 12-29-1883 (Bk. p. 315) HESS, Christian and Melinda----infant child died 2-13-1881 ---The Ohio Press 2-18-1881;---Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (p.22) HESS, Joseph, former citizen of Steubenville, killed his wife Friday (Apr. 7) in Allegheny, Pa. ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 14 Apr. 1882 (Bk. p. 55) HESTON, Eva, a youthful daughter of I. K Sarah Heston on Adams St. died Tuesday evening; not quite 3 yrs. old (26 6mos) (d/o James and Sarah) died March 9th. ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 16 Mar. 1883 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-16-1883 (Bk. pp. 44, 60) HICKMAN, Joseph of near Eldersville, ae 27, brother of Mrs. Edw. Farrington of city; drowned opposite city May 8, 1882; brought up by the late Robert Stewart; bro/o John Hickman; --Wkly Gaz. 12 May 1882 (Bk. pp. 129, 130, 131, 139) ------Ohio Press 1882 (Bk. pp. 69, 73) HICKS, Richard, infant s/o William K I . Hicks, died Mingo Sept. 18th --wkly Gaz. 22 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 278( HIGGINS, Georgia, ae 10 mos. d/o George < Phoebe, died city 9-15-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 9-23-1881 (Bk. p. 228); ---Ohio Press, 9-23-1881 HIGGINS, John ae 65,.of Sixth Street,(between Market < Adams) died Thursday city (2-1-1883) ae 83 yrs.f/o Michael and Mary.---The Ohio Press Fri. 2 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p. 19) ---Wkly Gaz. 2-2-1883 (Bk. pp. 20, 26) HIGGINS, Lawson W. ae 2 yrs. 7 mos. sbo George K Nancy, died city 5-23-1881---Wkly Gaz. 5-27-1881 (Bk. p. 119) HIGGINS, Michael of 5. 6th St.; lit tie daughter found dead in bed; ae 4 mos. --The Ohio Press 20 Aug. 1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-20-1880 (Bk. p. 181) HIGGINS, Miss, of Warrenton, died one evening last week; buried in Warrenton Cemetery.---Ohio Press 3-23-1883 (Bk. p. 52) --Wkly Gaz. 3-23-1883 (Bk. p. 70) -73- HIGGINS, Riley s/o Charles, a brakeman on the C HILL, Frances C., widow of Hunter . Hill, nee Hibbs, died city 4-26-1880 ae about 88; called "Annie" --Wkly Gaz. 4-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 97, 103) ml) Smith; m2) DeFord; m3) Hunter Hill. HILL, George, ae 17y 5 mos 14 days; s/o Eliza Hill of 5. 3rd St. mother a widow; he died 1-11-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-16-1880 (Bk. pp. 12, 13) HILL, George, died at the residence of his son James Hill on Third St. Friday night, Mar. 14, 1884 aged 90 years. born Wash. Co., Pa. 1794; to Jeff. Co. when 12 years old; Wife died 4 years ago; 9 children, 7 living: James E., Mrs. Benjamin Kneff of Toronto; Mrs. Nancy Kneff oc Mingo; Mrs. Henry Adams, of Mingo; Mrs. Roseman Green of Lorain, Ohio; Mrs. Elder Wells of Brilliant; brother James on Hill Farm near city;---He was buried in the family burial grounds on the Hill Farm. ---Wkly Gaz. 21 Mar. 1884 (Bk. pp. 82, 86) ---Ohio Press, 1884 (Bk. p. 59) HILL, Mrs. Hunter died at the residence of Jos. Sarratt, 5. 4th St in her 88th year.--Ohio Press, 4-30-1880 HILL, James, died near this city Friday June 20(21?) 1884 ae 75 years on 75th birthday; one of the best citizens of the county; Leaves 7 ch: Mrs. Mary Hughes of Wheeling; Rosamond at home; Robert of Denver; James of Dennison; Benjamin, Samuel, Joseph all at home. Born on farm where he died on June 21, 1809 --Wkly Gaz. 27 June 1884 (Bk. pp. 178 ---The Ohio Press, 1884 (Bk. p. 116) HILL, John C. ae 90 yrs; of Mt. Pleasant Twp; died at his home 19 (20?) Jan. 1884; belonged to the Society of Friends. ---The Ohio Press, 25 Jan. 1884 (Bk. pp. 17, 19 ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p 21) HILL, Margaret w/o George, died near Mingo Jct. 3-18-1880 in 86th year.; nee Odbert; born Wash. Co., Pa. 1795; to Steubenville 1811; married 1815; Dau. Mrs. Nancy Kneff widow of Wn.; John, Rosamund, widow of Wn. Green; Jane wife of Henry Adams; Mary Ann w/o Benjamin Kneff; Elinor wife of John Wells; James E. Hill, city; Meth. Ch. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-19-1880 (Bk. pp. 64, 68, 72) HILL, Mary w/o S. ae 54 y ; died city Mar. 10th. --Wkly Gaz. 3-16-1883 (Bk. p. 60) HILL, Robert---Daughter Eleanor W. (1799-1883) married James S. Erwin... .her obitT--Wkly Gaz. 4-20-1883 (Bk. p. 96) HILL, Mrs. S. of West Va. (Mary) died today (Saturday) March 10 aeS4 --The Ohio Press, Fri. 16 Mar. 1883 (Bk. pp. 45, 49) -74- HILL, Thomas, son-in-law of Jacob Hendricks of Collier's Station --The Ohio Press, 19 Nov. 1880 HILL, William, ae about 30 yrs., died Mingo 1-16-1880; born 1850 s/o James and Maria Hill; married Mary Warren, 1 child Funeral FAMILY BURYING GROUND. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-23-1880 (Bk. pp. 16, 18 ---Ohio Press Jan. 23, 1880 HILL, William of Wheeling, cousin of Wi. Day of city; suicide Monday by hanging; left wife ---The Ohio Press 5 Dec. 1884 (Bk. p. 232 HINDMAN, Elizabeth w/o Wi. died Brooke Co. Sept. 1st ae 71 ---The Ohio Press, 9 Sept. 1881 HINDMAN, Mary, sister of John and Samuel, prominent citizen over-the-river, died at her home at Holiday's Cove this morning, ae 50 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 28 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 314) HINEMAN, Christopher, in 58th year, died city 11-24-1881; born Oldenberg, Germany 1823; to Steubenville 1846; lists children.--Wkly Gaz. 12-2-1881 (Bk. p. 285) ---Ohio Press Dec. 2, 1881 HINEMAN, Elizabeth w/o Win. died Brooke Co., W. Va. 9-1-1881 in her 72nd year---Wkly Gaz. 9-2-1881 (Bk. pp. 210, 213) HIPSLEY, Benjamin (dec) sister Miss Hipsley died last week at county infirmary; buried Union cemetery ---The Ohio Press, 2-11-1881 HIPSLEY, Joshua < Mary; son Wiliam of city; daughter Catharine married Abraham Leidy and died Feb. 1884 ---Wkly Gaz. 22 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 58) HIPSLEY, Miss Julia ae 70 years; died at infirmary Saturday, buried from there; her sister Sarah ae 80 died there on the 2nd inst---The Ohio Press 2-18-1881 HIPSLEY, Miss, maiden lady, sister of Benjamin dec. died Wed. at County infirmary---Wkly Gaz. 2-11-1881 (Bk. p. 15) HIPSLEY, Wi. of Steubenville, daughter Mrs. Catherine Leidy died 2-19-1884 ae 39 yrs.---Ohio Press 2-22-1884 (Bk.p.42) HITCHCOCK, Mrs. Rachel ae 88 died Toronto Sept. 14 ---Wkly Gaz. 20 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 278) HOAG, Mrs. S. L. ae about 42, formerly of Rush Run, died in Arkansas 11-30-1881 of cancer. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-9-1881 (Bk. p. 293) HOAGLAND, Rev. E. S. of M. P. Church, served 3 yrs in Steubenville; BORN Hunterdon Co., N. J. June 26, 1814; died Thursday (last? Oct. 25, ?); married Mary ,Brown of Trumbull Co left wife and 3 ch: Mrs. Lambert of Napoleon, Ohio; W. B. and Ora of Steubenville ---Wkly Gaz. 2 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 271, 274) --Ohio Press 2 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 197) HOAGLAND, William, attempted suicide Wednesday, lost son on Sciota-Lomas disaster.. .4 July 1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 22 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 56) HOBBS, Jos. ae 80 yrs, for 14 yrs an inmate, died at the infirmary this morning (Tuesday) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 22 July 1881 -75- HODGENS, Mrs. Isaac, sister of Mrs. R. L. Brownlee of city; died Monmouth, Ill. Aug. 21st; Wkly Gaz. 8-25-1882 (Bk. p.253) ---Ohio Press 8-25-1882 (Bk. p. 131) HOFFMAN, Fannie B. w/o James T., formerly of city, died Columbus Oct. 7, 1883 ae about 35 yrs; leaves 2 children; Fannie- Walterhouse---Wkly Gaz. 10-12-1883 (Bk. pp252, 253) ---The Ohio Press, 12 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 184) HOFFMAN, Alexander, ae about 70; died Salem Twp. 2-26-1882; found dead in bed; leaves a number of children. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-3-1882 (Bk. pp. 61, 64) HOFFMYER, Jacob f/o Jones Hoffmyer, formerly of city; died in Dormitz, Bavaria Nov. 1879 Mrs. Hoffmyer about 3 mos. earlier---Wkly Gaz. 2-13-180 (Bk. p. 32) HOGE, Kenworthy---4 brothers in Loudon Co., Va. ---The Ohio Press 9-3-1880 HOGG, Mary d/o William formerly of Mt. Pleasant; s/o John; killed herself by jumping into a well at the residence of her sister, Ella Nichols, near Carthage, Mo. ---The Ohio Press 1-21-1881: Wkly Gaz. 1-21-1881 (Bk. 16a) HOGG, William, shot himself in Illinois 1 year ago; daughter Mary suicide (lately); Daughter Elle w/o J. E. Nicholls; suicide in Mo.; Sons: Willie ae about 15 and Harry dec Mother and wife dec.--Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (Bk. p. 22) HOLIDAY, Col. John, ae 43, cied city Nov. 27, 1882; born Wheeling in 1839; married Rena Patton d/o Gen. Patton in Monroe Co. family left---Wkly Gaz. 12-1-1882 (Bk. pp. 350, 353, 354 HOLLAnd, Cornelius, died around 1862; injured with Hugh Holland---The Ohio Press 13 May, 1881 HOLLAND, Samuel, ae about 50; injured at New Cumberland clay mine; died Friday; left wife and 7 children: ---Wkly Gaz. 4-7-1881 (Bk. p. 75); Ohio Press 3-23-1881 HOLLERAN, Katie, ae 11 mos; d/o James ( Ellen, died on Water Street this (Thurs) morning---Wkly Gaz. Fri. 7-6-1883 (Bk. p.163) HOLLIDAY, Myrtle D. ae 3 yrs. 11 mos. d/o A. F. ( Mary R.; died city Apr. 13, 1880---Wkly Gaz. 16 Apr. 1880 (Bk. pp 87, 90) HOLLIDAY, Wi. R. of Wheeling, f/o Col. JOhn (dec) and Thomas of city; died Monday, ae 83, died 19 Mar. 1883 ---The Ohio Press, Fri. 23 Mar. 1883 (Bk. pp. 50, 53) ---Wkly Gaz. 3-23-1883 (Bk. p. 66) HOLLINGSWORTH, Henry, ae 5 yrs; only child of Senator Hollingsworth; died Cadiz on the 18th---Wkly Gaz. 1-28-1881 (Bk. p. 22a) HOLLIDAY, Col. JOhn W., died Monday at his residence on 5. 4th St. ---The Ohio Press, Fri. 1 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 183) HOLLIS, Joseph---his child died near Rolling Mill Thursday last. ---Wkly Gaz. 4 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 231) HOLMES, A. married Rachel d/o Thos Mansfield and Mary Hill Reunion account---hio Press 6 Aug. 1880 HOLMES, Mrs. Ann J., for many years housekeeper at the Seminary, died at the home of her son, Wn., near Cadiz, Friday, Daughter Maggie, now Mrs. John Bricker. ---Wkly Gaz. 3 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 266) HOLMES, John M., a prominent farmer and stock breeder of Masterville, Harrison County, died this morning (Wed) of paralysis. ---Wkly Gaz. 23 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 288) -76- HOLMES, Thomas ae 85, died Holmes Millls, Fernwood Jan. 22, 1884; born Pa., to Holmes' Mills from Haolliday's Cove about 40 years ago; operated the mills; leaves wife and 5 ch: Hiram, Robert, and Mary at home; David of Missouir; Isaac of Illinois; buried Cross Creek Presb. Churchyard. --The Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 18) HOMAN, John ae 35, died city 27 July 1883 of consumption; (age 25?) The Ohio Press, Fri. 3 August 1883 (Bk. p. 138) ---Wkly Gaz. 8-3-1883 (Bk. p. 184) HONN, George of New Cumberland, instantly killed at Freeman's; left wife and 1 child---Wkly Gaz. 4-28-1882 (Bk. p.115) HOOBLER, Jesse Louis, adopted s/o David L. and Laura M.; died Wheeling 7 Nov. 1884 ae 3 yrs; at home of John McCullough there; brought to Steubenville and buried from the home of Mrs. Mahala Van Horn --The Ohio Press, Friday, 14 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 218) HOOBLER, Mary, ae about 70 yrs; wife of Adam of Wayne Twp. and d/o John Parks who died about 1878; died May 5, 1884 at Bloomfield; leaves husband, 2 sons and 3 daughters. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 9 May 1884 (Bk. p. 88) ---Wkly Gaz. 9 May, 1884 (Bk. pp. 132) HOOD, Wm., former resident, died Friday last at Smith's Ferry ae 59; mother-Mrs. Margaret Hood; sister- Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Blackburn; daughter Mrs. Geo. Barrett all of this city ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 23 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 207) HOOVER, Peter, ae 21 yrs; died Wash. St. 16 July 1883 of consumption; Catholic cemetery---The Ohio Press, 7-20-1883 (Bk. p. 129) ---Wkly Gaz. 20 July 1883 (Bk. p. 173) HOOVER, Mrs. Rachel, ae 63 yrs; died city 12-20-1880 --Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. p. 281) Ohio Press 12-24-1880 HOPKINS, Andrew died yesterday---Ohio Press 12 Mar. 1880 HOPKINS, Mrs. Elizabeth ae 86 yrs; died Smithfield Twp. 5-30-1881' --Wkly Gaz. 6-10-1881 (Bk. p. 131); Ohio Press 6-24-1881 HOPKINS, James, died Smithfield 11-19-1881; left wife K family. --Wkly Gaz. 11-25-1881 (Bk. p. ,28l) HORNER, Andrew---little son ae 2 yrs, died of drowning Thursday ---from New Cumberland---Ohio Press 11-3-1882 (Bk. pp. 166 , 169) HORNER, Evan, ae 49,,died. Funeral held Thursday. He died after a lingering illness at his home at the west cemetery gate. He leaves a wife and 4 daughters. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 27 April 1883 (Bk. p. 75) HOUGH, James, an old citizen of Island Creek Twp. died (Monday) ae 75 yrs---The Ohio Press Fri., 13 Apr. 1883 (Bk. p.65) HOUGH, Rev., pastor of Meth Church and minister to 4 congregations, passed from our midst on last Friday morning. Died suddenly; leaves wife and 8 childrenl Funeral from Tucker Ccurch---Dinsmore News ---Wkly Gaz. 1 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 211) HOUGHTON, Eliza, d/o David ( Margaret, died at Mingo Saturday Mar. 1S, 1884 ae 4 yrs.---Ohio Press 3-31-1884 (Bk. p.59) ---Wkly Gaz. Mar. 21, 1884 (Bk. p. 82) -77- HOUSEHOLDER, Matthias, died Saline Twp. Mar. 22, 1879 in his 85th yr. Mrs. Susan Householder wlo Mathias Householder buried at New Somerset.--Wkly Gaz. 3-28-1880 HOUSEHOLDER, Peter, ae 65, died Saline Twp. 11-1-1880; leaves 2 daughters and 3 sons and wife; f/o Mrs. Charles Staples and uncle of Mrs. John Dunbar; buried at New Somerset. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-12-1880 (Bk. pp. 242, 245) HOUSER, Eddie, ae 13, s/o W. L. Houser and wife; died Cadiz 10-4-1880: Wkly Gaz. 10-8-1880 (Bk. p. 214) HOUSER, 0. L. ae about 32; died city 8-15-1881 of fever; married Miss Ella Bair; an adopted d/o Mr. < Mrs. Joseph Bair; left with 2 children(O. Leander Houser) ---Wkly Gaz. 8-19-1881 (Bk. pp. 199, 202) HOUSTON, John C., formerly of this city, late of Cross Creek Village, Pa.; funeral from Panhandle Depot this morning. ---The Ohio Press, Fri. 22 July 1881 HOUT, Jennie d/o Joseph and Emma, died city Thursday June 12, 1884 of cholera infantum, ae 2 yrs, 6 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 20 June 1884 (Bk. p. 170, 171) HOUT, Joseph---his 2 year old child died this afternoon (Thurs.) from cholera infantum---Wkly Gaz. 6-13-1884 (Bk. p. 165) HOWARD, E. J. of Steubenville---Daughter Mary, w/o J. R. Moore, died Wellsville l-29-1882---Wkly Gaz. 2-3-1882 (Bk. p.31) HOWARD, James R., formerly of Mt. Pleasant; in Bangor, Marshall Co., Iowa since 1855; uncle of Asa Battin; died on 15th ult. --The Ohio Press 2-4-1881; Wkly Gaz. 2-4-1881 (Bk. pp. 24a and 27a) HOWERTON, Ella S. or G. in 8th yr.; d/o R. G. and Jennie, died city 2-5-1880---Wkly Gaz. 2-6-1880 (Bk. pp. 25, 27, 30) ---Ohio Press 2-13-188OHOYT, John D., killed in RR accident at Mingo, ae 42 ---Wkly Gaz. 31 Aug. 1883 (Bk. pp. 212, 215) HOYT, Wi. M. about 43 yrs; killed in RR crash at Mingo Monday; Left wife but no children. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 31 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 156) HUDSON, Rev. T. M. in 83rd yr; died near Wellsburg 12-16-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 12-23-1881 (Bk. p. 309) HUFF, Samuel, former resident of city; died Gallipolis, June 1st; Leaves wife and 2 children. ---Ohio Press 6 June 1860(???) (Bk. p. 132) HUFFMAN, (male) killed on RR Sunday---Ohio Press 6-17-1881 HUGHES, James, ae about 75 yrs; died city Dec. 14 ---Wkly Gaz. Dec. 15, 1882 (Bk. p. 366, 367) ---Ohio Press 22 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 195) HUGHES, Mary ae 6 yrs; oldest d/o James and Mary; died city 3-20-1880 of carlet fever. HUKILL, Mrs. Mary, ae 72 yrs; died near Wintersville Nov. 5th; widow of Jesse Hukill; 11 ch. 9 living, nearly all daughters and named in article. ---Wkly Gaz. 10 Nov. 1882 (Bk. pp. 324, 32) HULL, Annie (Mrs. J. .) in 63rd year; d/o John Watts; born city 1819; married 1840; died Fri. Jan. 6, 1882 ---Ohio Press, Friday, Jan. 13, 1882 --Wkly Gaz. 1-13-1882 (Bk. p. 7) -78- HULL, David ae 68, died Saturday, June 3rd, of city, buried Union cemetery , native of Steubenville ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 9 June 1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 9 June 1882 (Bk. p. 156, 160) HULL, DAVID H. (a young man ae 22?) only s/o Alex and Sarah ae 23 yrs. 8 mos, funeral Thursday, died 17 Oct. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 19 Oct. 1883 (Bk. pp-.187, 188) Wkly Gaz. 19 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 257) HULL, Robert G. ae 33yrs 10 mos; died Dec. 11, 1883 at St. Louis. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 21 Dec. 1883 (Bk. p. 228) HULL, Mrs. Ruth ae 77 yrs, w/o Henry who died 1842; born Steubenville d/o Jacob Rhodes, died 3 Nov. 1884 at home of her son, William, in Jacksonville; married 1833; 1st M. E. Ch. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 7 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 214) HULLIHEN, Dr. s/o Dr. S. P. ae 46 yrs, died Wheeling ---Wkly Gaz. 16 May 1884 (Bk. p. 142) HUMAN, Miss Mary, buried in Catholic Cemetery. ---The Ohio Press, 22 Oct. 1880 d/o John K Josephine---Wkly Gaz. 10-22-1880 (Bk. pp226, 229) HUMES, J. ae 22 yrs., died city, 12-30-1881; leaves wife to whom he was married 6 mos. ago.: Wkly Gaz. l-6-1882(Bk. pp.1,5) HUMRICKHOUSE, George, member of Steubenville Commandary Knights Templar, died at East Liverpool yesterday. --Wkly Gaz. 29 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 64) HUNT, Bertha w/o John, died Richmond Aug. 25th ---Wkly Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 265) HUNT, Delle, Irish school teacher kept school in Steubenville in old Lowery building in 1828: Wkly Gaz. 1-28-1881 (Bk. 22a) HUNT, MABLE, d/o Charles K Rose; died city Aug. 2, 1884, ae 9 mos. 2 weeks; services at home of Wi. Hunt, Adams St. ---Wkly Gaz. 8 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 221) ---The Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 144) HUNTER, Emma w/o Rev. W. M., brother of J. M. Hunter, Emma was aged 28 yrs 2 mos 9 days; died city 3-25-1880; d/o James and Sarah Nevin; born Beaver Co., Pa. 1-16-1852; died in 27th year; to be buried East Palestine. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-2-1880 (Bk. pp. 77, 79) ---Ohio Press 4-2-1880 HUNTER, George, killed by falling slate in a coal mine at McDonald's Station---Wkly Gaz. 6-29-1883 (Bk. p. 157) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 29 June 1883 (Bk. p. 114) HUNTER, Harriet, w/o John (connected with the Irondale furnace) funeral at Alliance---Wkly Gaz. 3-17-1882(Bk. p. 87) HUNTER, James, s/o Samuel; 1st white child born in Steubenville; married d/o Rev. Snodgrass, Presb. Mm. ---Wkly Gaz. 12 Dec. 1884 (Bk. p. 327) 3rd female child---Hannah Hunter, born about 1801 Steub. HUNTER, James, the first male child born in Steubenvile, died at his home in Elmore, Ottawa; died Monday in the 87thyr. of his age. He was born in a building on the site of Munker's Pioneer Clothing House at the corner of Third& Market Sts. , Sept. 18, 1798. His father was Samuel Hunter who kept a store in the same bldg., & who has long since been dead. James clerked in his father's store here, and probably carried on the same business after his father's death, but after he was married and had grown-up children, he went to Cal., to live with a daughter, but returned to settle in Ottawa Co. ---Wkly Gaz. 12 Dec. 1884 (Bk. p. 326) -79- HUNTER, John Esq., at one time a prominent iron manufacturer of Wheeling, died New Martinsville, W. Va. ---The Ohio Press, 1-21-1881 HUNTER, John C. of Wells Twp. died (last) Thursday at his home, ae 60 yrs; leaves a wife and 4 children. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 15 June 1883 (Bk. p. 107) --Wkly Gaz. 6-15-1883 (Bk. p. 146) HUNTER, Samuel, ae 17, of Wellsville, victim of Scioto disaster. --- The Ohio Press, 14 July 1882 (Bk. p. 108) HUNTER, W. H. of the Gazette, son-in-law of Mrs. W. C. Brown, who died Oct. 1880---The Ohio Press 22 Oct. 1880 HUNTER, Wi. H. & Nettie R---little son died Sunday ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 28 April 1882 (Bk. p. 60) HUNTER, Wi. Keith, ae 17 yrs. 11 mos. 11 days, died 8-2-1880; grandson of John Hunter, Esq. of Alliance, formerly of Hammodsville---Ohio Press 13 Aug. 1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. p. 174) HURLEY, Dennis, of city, died Tuesday Sept. 7, ae 84 yrs; cloth weaver, born Bandon, County Cork, Ireland in 1800; to U. 5. 1825; to Steubenville 1832; married Mary Crowley in Philadelphia; 13 ch. 2 living: Mary w/o James Hughes; Maggie w/o Robert Herzog; "one of the best" cloth weavers, Catholic.---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 169) ---Wkly Gaz. 12 Sept. 1884 (Bk. pp. 250, 251) HURLEY, Mary, w/o Dennis, died city Jan. 17th ae 77 yrs.; husband survives---Wkly Gaz. 1-19-1883 (Bk. p. 11; 14, 17) HUSTON, John C. ae 72, formerly of city, died near Patterson's Mills, Wash. Co., Pa. 7-19-1881; married daughter of Capt. Enos Lucas, buried Steubenville ---Wkly Gaz. 7-22-1881 (Bk. pp. 177, 180) HUSCROFT, Mrs. Margaret, in 80th year; died Yolo Co., California 3-30-1880, lately of this city; nee Watson; died at residence of son-in-law Edward Glendenning; born Durham, England, 11-18-1800; married Wi. Huscroft in 1821; to America 1831; 8 ch; 7 living, Ralph and William of city; Thomas of Illinois; John, George, Daniel, Mary, wife of Edward Glendenning...5th St. Methodist Church ---Ohio Press 4-9-1880; Wkly Gaz. 4-9-1880 (Bk. pp 83, 85) HUSCROFT, Mary ae 25; d/o Ralph (mother dec.) died 4 Mar. 1884; Father and 3 brothers survive; family home in Jacksonville; ---The Ohio Press,7 Mar. 1884 (Bk. pp. 49, 51 --Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 71) HUSCROFT, Mrs. Mary Jane died this evening (Tuesday) at her home on Market St. extension in the 59th year; leaves husband and 4 children; Mrs. Ralph; funeral account ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 2 Feb. 1883 (Bk. pp. 18, 19 died 1-29-1883 in 60th year: Wkly Gaz. 2-2-1883 (B p222) HUSCROFT William, Ralph of Jeff. Co.; Daniel of California. Mary married Edward Glendenning and died Woodland Cal. ae 43---hio Press, Fri., 9 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 200) HUSTON, Alexander, ae 71 yrs, formerly of city, died New Philadelphia 1-7-1883; lived here 50 years. --Wkly Gaz. 1-12-1883 (Bk. pp. 6, 9) HUSTON, Mrs. Isabel, former resident Brush Creek Twp.; died Dec. 16th at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. M. V. Easterday of Tecumseh, Nebraska, ae 78-9 years. Her husband died a number of years ago, buried Chestnut Grove. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 4 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 5) -80- HUSTON, Mrs. T. W., d/o Wi. McLean of Ross Twp., died died with 1 son in house fire in Unionville, Mo. 21 Nov. 1883 ---Wkly Gaz. 12-7-1883 (Bk. p. 296) HUTTERLY, Andrew, burial services took place (Sunday) from his late residence west of the city; Rev. Herman officiating. died April 27th in 58th year. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 4 May 1883 (Bk. pp. 79, 83) Capt. Andrew Hutterly, home in Cross Creek Twp., born in Switzerland 1825; to Steubenville 1855; left wife and 1 children; married widow of his brother, Mrs. Regina Hutterly---Wkly Gaz. 5-4-1883 (Bk. p. 103) HUTTON, Eliza W. w/o Finley Hutton, d/o Mark and Sarah V. Wittits; died in Philadelphia---Ohio Press 5 Nov. 1880 INGLAR, Hiram H. of city---his son-in-law, James McGraw, died in Bellaire 7 Dec. 1880---Ohio Press 10 Dec. 1880 INGLER, Mrs. Abraham ae 54, died city Mar 10th; leaves husband, 3 daughters and 1 son---Wkly Gaz. 3-16-1883 (Bk. p. 60, 61) INGLER, Mrs. Albert, after of series of weeks of affliction, died, Mar. 10, at her home in the Sixth Ward. ae 54 ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 16 Mar. 1883 (Bk. pp. 45, 47) IRONS, Annie E. nee Boyd, w/o William, died city Sunday, 10-12-1884, ae about 50 yrs; residence on N. 5th St. ; married 1857; born Guernsey Co. ; daughter Ora w/o Rev. John M. McCune; Hamline M. B. Ch.; buried at Long's Cemeteryl lived many years on Irons Farm near Long Meeting House Cemetery in Cross Creek Twp.---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 194) --Wkly Gaz. 17 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 278 IRONS, William---his sister Mrs. Sarah M. Tilton, ae 40, died New Market, Harrison Co. 3-25-1880; son and daughter of Joseph & Sarah Irons.--Wkly Gaz. 3-26-1880 (Bk. p. 70) IRVINE, Miss Sue, ae 43, died Smithfield 4-18-1880; d/o John Irvine, Esq., dec.---Wkly Gaz. 4-23-1880 (Bk. p. 92) ---Ohio Press 4-23-1880 IRWIN, Edward, ae 17 mos. s/o Wi. & Kate, died city 2-15-1882; Union Cemetery---Wkly Gaz. 2-17-1882 (Bk. p. 44) IRWIN, Eliza, ae 79 yrs; died city Jan. 4, 1880; aunt of John and Samuel Irwin of city--Ohio Press 1-9-1880 Wkly Gaz. 1-9-1880 (Bk. p. 6, 9) IRWIN, Emma D. w/o John A., died city 4-3-1881 in 17th year (27th?) d/o James & Rebecca Davidson; born 10-10-1854; married John A. Irwin 7-4-1877; 5th St. Meth. Church. --Wkly Gaz. 4-8-1881 (Bk. pp. 77, 79; Ohio Press 4-8-1881 IRWIN, John, infant son died this morning, buried this afternoon. ---The Ohio Press 1-14-1881 IRWIN, Margaret J. w/o James, born Steubenville, married 1852 in Steubenville; leaves husband, 1 son and 2 daughters; died Nov. 23, 1882 Des Moines, Iowa ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 8 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 187) IRWIN, Mary Nesbit, in 67th year, relict of Joseph Irwin, sister of Mrs. John McClinton of city; died Pittsburg 7-9-1991 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 169) IRWIN, R. "Johnson" s/o Robert of N. High St.; died Monday afternoon in 51st year; Supt. of water works; married 1855 Mary Wilson; 4 children, 3 sons; names children and brothers and sisters---The Ohio Press, Friday, Dec. 7, 1883 (Bk2lS ---Wkly Gaz. 12-7-1883 (Bk. p. 296, 29.7, 299) -81- IRWIN, Richard H. died city Wed. Apr. 23, 1884 ae 23 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 25 Apr. 1884 (Bk. p. 122) JACKMAN, Andrew, ae about 83 yrs; born Wash. Co., Pa. 11-26-1797; died near Richmond 10-7-1880; s/o Henry Jackman from Ireland; to Jeff. Co. 1806 Sec. 3 TiG R3; married 1836 Elizabeth Gaddis d/o John Gaddis of Richmond; 7--children: Asa, Mrs. Maggie w/o Henry Ford; May, Hadassah ---Wkly Gaz. 10-15-1880 (Bk. pp. 221, 224, ---Ohio Press, 10-15-1880 JACKMAN, Mrs. Andrew, ae 75 yrs; died Richmond 7-20-1880; maiden name Gaddis, ch: Oscar Jackman, Mrs. Margaret Taylor, Mary Jackman and Odessa Jackman ---Wkly Gaz. 7-23-1880 (Bk. pp. 163, 163a) JACKMAN, Anna May, only d/o W. S. & M. J. Jackman, died Knoxville 2-13-1881 ae 7 mos. 12 days. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (Bk. p. 20) JACKMAN, W. S. of Knoxville, infant child died Sunday (his) ---The Ohio Press 2-18-1881 JACKSON, Campbell, an insane man near Burgettstown, jumped off a train, died; brother Sample Jackson in Steubenville ---Wkly Gaz. 12-31-1880 (Bk. p. 288) JACKSON, Campbell, died near Hanlin's Station---Ohio Press 12-31-1880 JACKSON, Isaac ae 74 yrs; died Carroilton 1-1-1882; brother of Mrs. Joseph M. Rickey; born E. Springfield June 1807; married 1830 Julia A. Adams; 4 sons'and 6 daughters. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-6-1882 (Bk. 1, 6, 7) JACKSON, Mrs. and daughter killed by train between Handlons and Paris roads--Wkly Gaz. 12-23-1881 (Bk. pp. 310, 311) ---Ohio Press 12-23-1881 JACKSON, Thomas s/o Samuel and Lizzie died 21 Aug. at his home near Bustard's shaft yesterday evening, aged two years and 7 mos.---Wkly Gaz. 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p 238) ---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 159) JACKSON, Wi. in 72nd year; died 8-23-1881 at residence of Mr. Jackson Potts of Florence, Pa. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-26-1881 (Bk. p. 204) JACOB, Mr. S., one of the oldest citizens of Brooke Co., died at his residence near Wellsburg, last Saturday, aged 82 yrs. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, July 18, 1884 (Bk. p. 128) JACOBS, Vergy, ae 3 yrs 18 mos. d/o Caroline Jacobs; died at her home on Sixth Avenue, July 21, 1884 (Bk. p. 135) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 25 July 1884 (Bk. p. 135) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 203) JACOBS, Wi., one of the oldest colored men in the city, was buried this morning (Monday). He died on Saturday. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 15 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 190) ae 60, 5th Ward---Wkly Gaz. 15 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 366) JAMISON Charles ae about 25, died city N. 8th St. Feb. 26, 1884; leaves wife and 1 child: Wkly Gaz. 2-29-1884 (pp. 64, 66) JAMISON, Samuel, with wife Elizabeth and little son and Elizabeth, then only 2 yrs. old, emigrated from Ireland to this country & settled in Wash. Co., Pa. where he lived and died &~where Elizabeth was married to John Dinsmore. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. p. 47) -82- JAMISON, Stephen, in 76th yr; died city 5-2-1882; ml) Jane Mahon, sister of George , she died 1856 leaving 5 ch; m2) Elizabeth, widow of Ben. Eberline - 1 child. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-5-1882 (Bk. p. 122, 124) ---The Ohio Press, 1882 (Bk. pp. 64, 65) JAMISON, Walter, born near Warrenton 1801; family later moved-to Harrison Go; Walter ae 81 on Feb. 24, 1882; died Cadiz Twp. f/o Hon. James B. Jamison; ch: John C. and William, on daughter w/o George Glover s/o Josiah. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-10-1882 (Bk. p. 74) 7-6-1883 (Bk. p. 162) JARVIS, Thomas, death at insane asylum at Columbus 2-5-1881; leaves wife and 7 children. ---The Ohio Press, 11 Feb. 1881 --Wkly Gaz. 2-11-1881 (Bk. p. 12) JEFFREY, John of Island Creek Twp.---Daughter Mrs. K. E. w/o Dr. W. W. Thompson, came home from Denver to recuperate but died on 8 July 1884 ae 44 yrs. Left husband and 2 children---The Ohio Press, Fri. July 11, 1884 (Bk. p.126) JENKINS, Dwight, formerly of city, died in hospital at Kansas City, Mo. on the 21st of August---Wkly Gaz. 8-31-1883 (Bk. p.208) JEWETT, D. P. (Durwin) s/o Lorenzo, ae about 30 yrs. married with 2 children, shot himself near Toronto Thursday. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 4 May 1883 (Bk. p. 80) --Wkly Gaz. 5-4-1883 (Bk. p. 106) JEWETT, Judge, of Steubenville, brother of Joseph of Loudoun Co., Va.---The Ohio Press 9-3-1880 JOB, Mrs. Margaret, ae 94 yrs, of Mt. Pleasant Twp.; born Hartford Co., Md---Wkly Gaz. 7-9-1880 (Bk. p. 157) JOB, Mrs. Rebecca ae 95 yrs, died Mt. Pleasant 1-21-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-28-1881 (Bk. p. 18a) JOBLING, Mrs. Wi. died city 2-14-1880 in 42nd year; d/o J. W. and Rebecca Gaston of Col. Co., sister of G. G. and J. C. Gaston of city; leaves Robert and 4 ch ---Wkly Gaz. 2-20-1880 (Bk. pp. 36, 41 ---The Ohio Press 2-20-1880 JOHNSON, Cumberland Co., Pa. to Ross Two. 1821 1 ch: Esther married James Taylor and died 1880; Michael, Alexander, William and Rachel who married a JOhnston. ---The OHio Press 12 Mar. 1880 JOHNSON, Alexander, ae 19 yrs; died N. 3rd St. Tuesday; sbo Richard ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 24 Feb. 1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-24-1882 (Bk. p. 59) JOHNSON, B. Leanora Doty w/o Dr. John Johnson; died 6-4-1880 at residence of her father Calvin B. Doty; St. Paul's ---Wkly Gaz. 6-11-1880 (Bk. pp. 133, 134) JOHNSON, Miss Betty died Monday in County Infirmary of Hancock Co. aged 109 yrs.---Wkly Gaz. Aug. 4, 1882 (Bk. p. 237) JOHNSON, David, ae 60 yrs; died New Alexandria 4-8-1882; unmarried ---wkly Gaz. 4-14-1882 (Bk. pp. 101, 105) JOHNSON, David, ae 70 yrs; born 19 May 1813 Wash. Co., Pa.; died Thursday (8 Feb. 1883?); Elder in Two Ridge Church also 2nd Presb. Chl of city; estate ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 9 Feb. 1883 (Bk. pp. 23, 25, 26) -83- JOHNSON, David Sr., ae 70 yrs. died city 2-8-1883; born Wash. Co., Pa., brother of the late Dr. Johnson and of Mr. John Johnson of Wash. Co., Pa. and Honl George Johnson of Portsmouth; sister Mrs. Mary Allison ae 92. He lived in Island Creek Twp. until about 10 years ago; leaves wife and 4 ch: Dr. John, Parnia w/o Madison Welday of I. C. Twp, Walter and Alice. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-9-1883 (Bk. pp. 30, 34) JOHNSON, Eliza w/o John ae 72 yrs; died near Portland 2-19-1882; nee Eliza Ferguson, born County Down, Ireland; leaves husband and 6 ch: Thomas, Henry, Joseph; Mrs. R. P. Caldwell, Mrs. John W. Cusick; buried at Warrenton ---Wkly Gaz. 2-24-1882 (Bk. pp. 54, 60) JOHNSON, Frank, ae 5 mos. 7 days, s/o Walter and Julia, died at residence of D. M. Welday near Richmond 7-2-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-8-1881 (Bk. pp. 164); Ohio Press 7-8-1881 JOHNSON, John ae 28 yrs, died city 11-11-1881 of malarial fever; mother only near relative---Ohio Press 11-18-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 11-18-1881 (Bk. pp. 276, 279) JOHNSON, John, died Smith's Farry Saturday---Ohio Press 2-13-1880 JOHNSON, John, Esq. of Fairview, W. Va. , kicked in stomach by a horse ; died Monday---Ohio Press, Fri., 9-2-1881 JOHNSON, Mrs. John of New Alexandria, died in that place Saturday-- and was buried Monday in New Alex. Cemetery ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 16 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 47) JOHNSON, Maggie, in 17th year; died Island Creek Twp. 4-20-1881 (says 1881 but printed 1882) ---Wkly Gaz. 5-5-1882 (Bk. p. 122) JOHNSON, Mrs. Margaret, ae 65 yrs; died city 11-8-1880; Mrs. Guy Johnson, the old lady who was run over by the cars, died this morning---Wkly Gaz. 11-12-1880 (Bk. pp. 242, 245 JOHNSON, Mrs. Mary, victim of possibly fatal RR accident. ---The Ohio Press 22 Oct. 1880 JOHNSON, Mrs. Mary, ae 91 yrs 6 mos. formerly of city; died Chicago 6-12-1881; nee Bickerstaff; born Pa. 11-14-1790; to Steubenville when 8 years old; when 16 she married Myre Johnson; 11 children named in article. ---Wkly Gaz. 6-17-1881 (Bk. pp. 139, 142) JOHNSON, Mattie w/o Wi. J. ae 23 yrs, died Cross Creek Twp. May 26 d/o Wi. Gamble--Wkly Gaz. 6-2-1882 (Bk. p. 150) JOHNSON, Minnie d/o Andrew & Rosa Sunday Nov. 16, 1884 ae 3 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 21 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 306 ---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 224) JOHNSON, Nancy of Springfield Twp., will admitted to probate ---The Ohio Press, 20 May 1881 JOHNSON, Col. Robert E., ae about 42 yrs; nephew of Smiley Johnson, this county; died Wash. D. C. Jan. 8i, 1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-16-1880 (Bk. p. 12); Ohio Press 1-1-1880 IJOHNSON, Mrs. Sarah, in 84th year; d/o James and Mary (Elizabeth) Wallace; to Steubenville with parents 1812; married 1835 to David Johnson who died 1854; Sarah died 3-21-1884; son Eben of Lawrenceburg, mnd; daughter Lizzie of city born McKeesport, Pa.' 1800--Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 90,95) ---The Ohio Press, 28 Mar. 1884 (Bk. pp. 64, 66) -84- JOHNSON, Mrs. Dr. Wi., nee Kate Doty d/o Calvin B. died city 6-5-1880 ---The Ohio Press 11 June 1880 JOHNSTON, Miss Jane, ae about 97 yrs. of Brush Creek Twp.; born Scotland, died Sept. 22, sister of Jno. Johnston; resided at John Grant's--Ohio Press, Fri., 29 Sept. 1882 Bk. p. 149)---Wkly Gaz. 6 Oct. 1882 JOHNSTON, Mrs. Margaret died of RR injuries --The Ohio Press 12 Nov. 1880 JOHNSTON, Mrs. Mary, in 92nd year, known as "Aunt Polly" Johnston, died at the home of her daughter in Chicago on last Sunday. Buried from home of sister, Mrs. Lowden. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, June 17, 1881 Johnston, Mary J. in 9th year d/o Wi. J. & C. A. Johnston died Aug 20 ---The Ohio Press 9 Sept. 1881 JOICE, Hannah, ae 16 yrs. d/o Christy & Ellen, died at her home Collier's Station; 12 Nov. 1884; St. Peters ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 14 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 218) JONES, Amos, longtime resident of Mt. Pleasant, died at his home in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa; leaves aged wife and 7 children. ---The Ohio Press, 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp. 138, 139) died 30 Aug. 1882--Wkly Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 265) JONES, Effie---In Memoriam; died 19 Sept. 1884; Centre Unity Sabbath School, Means' Post Office. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 14 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 218) JONES, James, ae about 72 yrs; died Knox Twp. Aug. 7; dropped dead from his chair; buried at Island Creek; will, S. Z. Alex- ander, Exec---Wkly Gaz. 11 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 240, 243, 279) JONES, Jennie J. w/o Wi. B. of Linden Ave.; died May 31? Saturday; left husband and 4 children.---Wkly Gaz. 1884(Bk. p. 159) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 6 June 1884 (Bk. p. 105) JONES, John ae 75, died Infirmary May 17th ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 25 May, 1883 (Bk. p. 96' 92) JONES, Joseph ae 78 yrs; died near Bloomfield 1-9-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 1-14-1881 (Bk. p. 7) JONES, Laura, ae 1 yr; d/o Wells & Mary, died city 12-11-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 12-16-1881 (Bk. p. 300) JONES, Mrs. Mary Jane, ae 51 yrs; sister of Jonathan Hagan of city; died New Castle, Pa. 1-9-1880; mother of A. C. Jones. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-16-1880 (Bk. pp. 12, 13) ---Ohio Press 1-16-1880 JONES, Morris, ae 68 yrs; died Latrobe, Pa. Sept. 15; leaves wife and 5 children, step-son of Judge Browning of over-the- river---Wkly Gaz. 28 Sept. 1883 (Bk. pp. 235, 237) JONES, Solomon, ae about 73 yrs; died near Wintersville 10-5-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-15-1880 (Bk. p. 221) JONES, Susan, ae 77 yrs. died Island Creek Twp. 2-6-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. p. 28) JONES, Thomas, ae about 60 yrs.; died 6th Ward 4-21-1881 of consumption---Wkly Gaz. 4-29-1881 (Bk. p. 94) JONES, Thomas, formerly of city; lost child by death in Bridgeport; buried in Steubenville---Wkly Gaz. 4-1-1881 (Bk. p. 71) JONES, Wells, Washington St .;---his little daughter died Sunday. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 16 Dec. 1881 JOPSON, John, the oldest citizen of St. Clairsville, died last week aged ninety---The Ohio Press, Fri., 15 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p30) -85- JORDAN, C. C. ae 67 yrs, died city 2-13-1882; born County Antrim, Ireland; married Rebecca T. Welsh; 3 children: Samuel A., Joseph W. and Lizzie B.---Ohio Press 1882 (Bk. p. 22) ---Wkly Gaz. 2-17-1882 (Bk. pp. 44, 51) JORDAN, Ellen, ---a little son, Willie P., died yesterday afternoon on Adams St., ae 19 mos. (March 9th); daughter Ethel died 10 Mar. 1883 ae 4 yrs. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 16 Mar. 1883 (Bk. pp. 45, 47) JORDAN, Henry ae about 40 yrs; died city, June 21, 1881 of consumption; colored, born city s/o Wi.; married Ella Fossett of Bellaire who survives with 4 children. ---Wkly Gaz. 6-24, 1881 (Bk. pp. 145, 148) JORDAN, Willie P. ae 19 mos; s/o Ellen, died city Mar. 9th; Ethel, another child ae 4 yrs, died later; two were buried together---Wkly Gaz. 3-16-1883 (Bk. pp. 60, 61) JORI, Alexander, a Tyrolese, drowned at Gould's tunnel, June 23rd. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 27 June 1884 (Bk. p. 116) JUMP, Anderson, ae about 65 yrs. died city Apr. 25, 1882; born Baltimore 1818 ---Wkly Gaz. Apr. 28, 1882 (Bk. p. 113,114) ---Ohio Press 1882 (Bk. p. 61) JUMP, Margaret ae 76 yrs; w/o Anderson Jump (or Andrew); d/o John & Mary Ann Adams, born Steub. Twp.; ml) Joshua Wells 1824 died 7-21-1836; m2) Andreson Jump 1847; 6 ch: George, Francis; Mary A. Bell; Margaret Parrish; buried at Connell's burial ground.--Ohio Press 10-15-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-15-1880 (Bk. pp. 221, 224, JUNKINS, Hon. Benjamin in 86th (or 66th) year; brother of M. 0. Junkins, died New Wilmington, Pa. 7-1-1880; War of 1812 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-9-1880 (Bk. p. 153, 156); Ohio Press 7-9-1880 JUNKIN, Rev. David, in 73rd year; youngest brother of M. 0. Junkin of city; died 4-22-1880 at residence of son-in-law Rev. Frank Woods at Martinsburg, W. Va.; interment at Greenwich, N. J.---Wkly Gaz. 4-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 97, 102) JUNKIN, Mrs. Jane M. in 76th year (relict) w/o Dr. D. X. Junkin, died at the home of her son-in-law, Rev. Frank M. Woods, Martinsburg, W. Va. Sept. 6, 1884; buried Bloomsburg, N.J. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, Sept. 19, 1884 (Bk. p. 177) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 252) JUNKIN, Matthew Oliver, ae 81 yrs; died city Sunday; born Cumberland Co., Pa. 1801; s/o Joseph Junkin (who died 1831 ae 81) married Rebecca d/o James Buchanan---lengthy obit. --Wkly Gaz. Dec. 29, 1882 (Bk. p. 376) 2 daughters: Mrs. W. B. Donaldson, Mary E. Junkin ---The Ohio Press, Fri. 29 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 200) KAIN, Nellie, infant d/o Mrs. Jennie Kain, died city Feb. th. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-9-1883 (Bk. p. 30) KAINE, John ae 76 yrs; died city 12-6-1880; born County Clare, Ireland; leaves wife and 4 ch: Mrs. Margaret Cusick, Mrs. Patrick Kinney, Kate, Joseph or Josephine? Wkly Gaz. 12-10-1880 (Bk. pp. 266); Ohio Press 12-10-1880 KAMINSKY, Charles E. s/o C. D., died Smithfield Sept. 10, ae about 25; leaves a wife and 2 ch.; wife is d/o Isaac Lewis. ---Wkly Gaz. 15 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp. 271, 273) -86- KANE, John, formerly of Mingo, brother of Thomas of Steubenville, now resident of Lyon City, Montana, on the Yellow Sone River,---Wkly Gaz. 3-2-1883(Bk. p. 51) KASSNER, Annie, ae 20 yrs; died city Feb. 11th ---Wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk. p. 36) KAYEIE, Willie, ae 5 mos; s/o Henry & Ahike, died near Union Cemetery 8-6-1881---Wkly Gaz. 8-12-1881 (Bk. p. 194) KEAGGY, D. H. of the Cove---Johnny, his 7 yrs. old son, fell from a tree, paling from fence went through his back to his lungs, recovering---Ohio Press 16 May 1884 (Bk. pp.90, 93) KEESEY David of city---Daughter Annie m. Wi. Day Jr. Her baby buried Sunday-last; She died 8-31-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 9-2-1881 (Bk. p. 213) KEESEY, Elizabeth ae 50 yrs. w/o David, died city 3-21-1880; born Ireland 1830; d/o John & Anna Hunter --Wkly Gaz. 3-26-1880 (Bk. pp. 70, 75, 79) KEESY, Mrs. David died---The Ohio Press 26 Mar. 1880 KElLY, Mary w/o John, died city Feb. 21st ae 32 yrs; maiden name Mary Nee; leaves husband and 6 ch; St. Peters. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-23-1883 (Bk. pp. 42, 45, 48) ---Ohio Press 2 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 35) KElLY, William, ae 84 yrs, died at the residenceof his daughter, Mrs. Hugh Brody, 5. 5th St; (name also called "Kelly" ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 30 Mar. 1883 (Bk. pp. 55, 56) born Co. Kerry, Ireland 1800; to Jeff. Co. ca 1852 f/o John---Wkly Gaz. 3-30-1883 (Bk. pp. 73, 74) KEITH, Joseph S. "one of the best steamboat clarks on the river" born Steubenville, died residence on 5. 7th St. Sunday 22 June 1884 ae 50 yrs; leaves wife and 4 children; also 3 brothers: 3 brothers: Mrs. Snodgrass, Edward, George and Charles; brothers;James of Wellsburg, John W. Keith of Nevada and Joshua of city ---Wkly Gaz. 27 June 1884 (Bk. pp. 77, 78) ---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 116) KELL, Laura, infant d/o John & Elizabeth, died 7-28-1881 ar residence of her grandmother, Mrs. Curfman ---Wkly Gaz. 8-5-1881 (Bk. p. 190) KELL, Mrs. Maria ae 63, died at the home in Bellaire July 22nd; brought to Steubenville to home of her brother-in-law, John H. Lindsay for burial---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 202) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 25 July 1884 (Bk. p. 135) KELLAR, Mary J. w/o E. J. ae 39 yrs; died 6th Ward, last Thursday May 31st; leaves husband and 4 children./ The Ohio Press, Friday 8 June 1883 (Bk. pp. 102, 105) KELLER, Frank, ae 37 yrs, died city 11-22-1881 of consumption; born Baden, Germany 1844---hio Press Nov. 24, 1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 11-25-1881 (Bk. pp. 281, 284, 290) KELLER, Mary J. wbo E. J. ae 39 died city May 31st; d/o William and Susan Nelson; leaves husband and 4 children. ---Wkly Gaz. 6-8-1883 (Bk. p. 139) KELLE, George H. s/o James & Mary, died city Thurs, April 10th ae 12 yrs---Wkly Gaz. 11 April 1884 (Bk. p. 102) KELLEY, Mary w/o Joseph of Toronto, found drowned in a cistern at her residence; born Ireland; ae 30 yrs; leaves husband and 2 children: Wkly Gaz. 12-21-1883 (Bk. p. 310) -87- KELLEY, Wi.?, died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Hugh Brady of 5. 5th St. in the 84th year of his age; born Ireland to U. 5. 1851 in Jeff. Co. since 1852 --(Keily on p. 55)--The Ohio Press, 30 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p.55) KELLS, Mrs. Eliza in 45th yr., died city 6-27-1880; nee Eliza J. Murray, born Beaver Co., Pa. ml) George W. Downard 1857, one child, Ida May,, (called herslf Emma J. Monroe) married Dr. Louis Kells 1869 in Beaver, who died 1872; buried E. Liverpool---Wkly Gaz. 7-2-1880 (Bk. p. 149) KELLS, Emma J. died between Nov. 1877 and Apr. 1882 --- Wkly Gaz. 4-28-1882 (Bk. p. 119) KELLY, :Elizabeth, widow of John, died city 6-22-1881 ae 76 yrs; married 1825 John Kelly who died last April; 9 ch. 8 livng James C., William, Mary J., Elizabeth, Mrs. Agnes Skelly, Mrs. Almira Heslop, Robert, John; Hamline M. E. Ch. d/o Robert Harper; granddaughter? Cora Wolfe? ---Wkly Gaz. 6-24-1881 (Bk. pp. 145, 148) KELLY, George H. ae 12 s/o James and Mary; gs/o Henry Kelly Sr, died 10 April 1884---Ohio Press, Fri., 18 Apr. 1884 (p.77) KELLY, James ae about 70 yrs; died Island Creek Twp. 8-3-1881 of paralysis---The Ohio Press 9 Sept. 1881 (check both this and ---Wkly Gaz. 9-9-1881 (Bk. p. 216) KELLY, James and Mary of Uhrichsviole--funeral of infant son Jan. 11th ---The Ohio Press 1-14-1881 KELLY, John ae 22, died Steubenville 16 Sept. 1881 ---The Ohio Press, 23 Sept. 1881; Wkly Gaz. 9-16-1881 (p. 228) KELLY, John D. died 4-29-1881 in 79th year; at residence on 4th St. Friday, born Brooke Go; married Elizabeth d/o Robert Harper of Hancock Co.; to city 1847; leaves wife and 8 ch: James C. Kelly of Sloan's; Wi. H. Kelly at home; Robert H. Kelly of Indianapolis; Mrs. W. A. Skelly of city; Elizabeth A. Kelly at home; Mrs. Thomas Heslop of Kansas John Kelly at home ...The Ohio Press 5-6-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 5-6-1881 (Bk. pp. 100-103) KELLY, Mrs. Joseph (Mary) of Toronto, drowned herself in well; ae about 30 yrs; born Ireland, left husbnad and two children; Coronoer's report ---Ohio Press, Friday 21 Dec. 1883 (Bk. pp. 226, 227, 229) KELLY, Ollie A., infant son of Jas. & Mary, formerly of city, died Uhrichsville 1-10-1881---Wkly Gaz. 1-14, 1881 (Bk. p. 7) KELLY, Mrs. Patrick ae 52 yrs. died Mingo 105-1881; born Ireland, to U. S. 1865; left husband and 2 children. St. Peters. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-7-1881 (Bk. pp. 236, 240) KELLY, William died city 1-22, 1880 in 81st year at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Mary K. Means; born Acton, N.H. 1799 brother of Gen. Frank Kelly---Ohio Press 1-30-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-23-1880 (Bk. pp. 16, 19) KELLY, William Sr. in 90th year, died at residence near Nebo 2-14-1880---Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. p. 43) KEMPLE, Anna R. w/o Alex, and sister of Wn. G. Lewis of city, died Wheeling Apr. 13, 1880 in 45th year.; left husband &r3 ch. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-16-1880 (Bk. pp. 8'7, 90) KENDALL, Miss Jane, ae 61, died 18 Aug. 1883 of heart disease; funeral from residence on 5. 5th St. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 24 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 51) -88- KENNEDY, Mrs. Haddassa in 69th year, m/o Edward of city, died Uhrichsville, 6-20-1881--Wkly Gaz. 7-8-1881 (Bk. p. 164) KENNON, Hon. Wi. ae 83 yrs. died St. Clairsville 11-2-1881; born Fayette Co., Pa. 5-15-1799; to St. ClAirsville with parents in 1822; married 1822 Mary Ellis , d/o Exer. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-4-1881 (Bk. pp. 261, 267 ---The Ohio Press, Nov. 4, 1881 KERLIN, Edgar B. died 5. 4th St. in 32nd year; printer, married; M. E. Church---The Ohio Press 23 July 1880 died 7-17-1880 of consumption; s/o Oscar B. Kerlin; born Steubenville 1849; married Mary Baird who died 3 years ago; 2 children; m2) Blanch French; sister, .Mrs. Ada K. Irish; Union Cemetery ---Wkly Gaz. 7-23-1880 (Bk. pp. 162a, 163, 164) KERLIN, George ae 7 yrs, s/o John, died city 31 July 1882 of Wells St., buried Tuesday--Ohio Press, 4 Aug. 1882, (Bk. pp. 117, 118) ---Wkly Gaz. 4 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 231) KERLIN, Wi. B. in 82nd year; died city Dec. 20; born Winchester, Va. 1802; with parents to Mt. Pleasant; married Casaline Brown who died 10 years ago; son Oscar B. Kerlin of city; brother Henry R. Kerlin of Louisville, Ky; son, 0. Benton ---Wkly Gaz. 12-21-1883 (Bk. pp. 308, 311, 312, 313 2 Sons: Oscar B. and Benton; tavern business to mercantile. The Ohio Press, 21 Dec. 1883 (Bk. pp. 226, 229) KERNS, Mrs. Elizabeth died at the home of her son-in-law, E. C. Rockey, Mingo, in the 79th year of her age. The inter- ment will take place at Claysville, Pa. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 9 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 40) ---Wkly Gaz. 3-9-1883 (Bk. p. 54) KERNS, Ellen dbo Edward, died at Scio ae 19 yrs; buried Steubenville in Catholic Cemetery--Wkly Gaz. 3-31-1882 (Bk. p. 91) KERR, Mrs. Alexander, died near Cadiz Sept. 19th; s/o G. F.Smith of Steubenville---Wkly Gaz. 22 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 278) KERR, James S. in 76th year, died at residence of son-in-law Samuel Galbraith in German wp., Harrio Co. 3-16-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-26-1880 (Bk. pp. 70, 72) 3-19-1880 (Bk. p64) KERR, Capt. Wash. of the steamer Buckeye State, died Ironton, Ohio; leaves wife and several grown children; "one of the best known and most popular men on the river." ---Wkly Gaz. 4-23-1880 (Bk. p. 93) KETTLEWOOD, Matthew & Josephine of city --daughter Bertha on 8-24-1881 married John B. Buffington who died 5-,5-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 5-20-1881 (Bk. p. 116) KEYS, Robert Newell, ae about 35 yrs; s/o James of city, urea ALidbal. ~ t U-25-5~81 of typhoid. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-4-1881 (Bk. p. 261 KIBLER, ~Lik ae~ 2 , brakeman on RR, killed near Larange; mystery bullet holes; 2 brothers here investigating; body exhumed; J. B. Kibler: Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881(28, 39, 52) ---The Ohio Press, Feb. 18 and 25, 1881; Mar. 11, 1881 KIDD, Hattie Cramp wbo Wn. , forme" ~T of city; died Quincy, Belmont Co. (near Bellaire) 3-14-1880 ; ae 29 yrs; adopted and raised by Miss Inglebright; left husband and 3 ch. --Wkly Gaz. 3-19-1880 (Bk. pp. 64, 8) --The Ohio Press 3-19-1880 -89- KIDDEY, Sallie or Arnie ae i.8(or Sarah ae 16) of Wellsville, died July 4th; Scioto-Lomas disaster; niece of John Dunbar---Wkly Gaz. 7 July 1882 (Bk. pp. 198, 199, 207) KIDDOG, Gen. Joseph B., formerly of city, left 1855; died New York City last week, 7-19-1880--Ohio Press 8-27-1880 Wkly Gaz. 8-27-1880 (Bk. pp. 185, 187) KIDDY, Charles, recently killed by a coal train at Wellsville; left widow and large family; buried 1-28 --Wkly Gaz. 2-4-1881 (Bk. p. 29a)--Ohio Press 2-4-1881 KILEY, Mary w/o John, ae about 68 yrs, died near city 9-23-1881; residence near the Backbone; leaves several children by a former husband---Wkly Gaz. v- 1.81 ( k. p. 232, 233) KILGORE, Alice d/o Daniel married ___Rodgers; died Springfield, Ohio Wednesday; buried there. died 2-12-1884 ---Wkly Gaz. 22 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 56) ---The Ohio Press, Friday 22 FEb. 1884 (Bk. p. 42) KILGORE, Daniel in 57th year died city Oct. 12, s/o William,(dec.) born Aug. 1828 (born city 31 Aug. 1827); leaves wife, Emma d/o J. Ross Mossgrove, brother John, of Springfield Twp and sister Mrs. Sinclair of Philadelphia. ---Wkly Gaz. Oct. 19, 1883 (Bk. pp. 256, 259) --The Ohio Press 19 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 187, 188) KILGORE, Daniel s/o Daniel, former resident of Steubenville, died at his home in New York Tuesday; to be buried in Steub. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 24 Mar. 1882 (3-23-1883 (Bk. p51) ae 43 yrs, died New Jersey; two ladies from New York arrive to place flowers ---Wkly Gaz. 3-24-1882 (Bk. pp. 82, 85, 91 KIMBALL, (or Kendall) Elisha, a well-known citizen of this place, died this afternoon (March 11) at his home on South Fifth Street, aged 54 years. Leaves wife & two sons. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 16 Mar. 1883 (Bk. pp. 45, 47) ---Wkly Gaz. 4-16-1883 (Bk. pp. 60, 61) KIMBERLY, Mary, of doubtful repute,,took a second dost of morphine last night to end life's troubles. ---The Ohio Press, 26 Nov. 1880 KIMBLE, John, ae 23 yrs, died city 4-11-1882, typhoid; married Maggie Humble, 2 bros. Leroy and James; sister Mrs. Jennie Crewson, funeral---Wkly Gaz. 4-14-1882 (Bk. pp/ 101, 106)----The Ohio Press, 14 Apr. 1882 (Bk. p. 53) KING, Children---2 little boys drowned on Thursday. ---The Ohio Press, Fri. Aug. 26, 1881; 2 Sept. 1881 KING, Hamilton, North Twp. Harrison Co. died ---The Ohio Press, 13 Aug. 1880 KING, Henry, his little child died of diphtheria, buried today. Lived out the run---Wkly Gaz. 24 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 285) KING, James & John, ages 9 & ; drowned 8-25-1881; sbo James King; bodies found; funeral ---Wkly Gaz. 8-26-1881 (Bk. pp. 204, 209, 212) KING, DR. James, prominent physician of Pittsburgh, died ---The Ohio Press, 19 Mar. 1880 KINNEY, Addie Denmead, w/o George K. Kinney, formerly of city, died Cincinnati 4-20-1880; sister of Ed. Denmead (his mother and 2 sisters have all died within the past 6 months.) --Wkly Gaz. 4-23-1880 (Bk. pp. 92, 93) ---Ohio Press 4-23-1880 -90- KINNEY, Frankie P. , ae 3 mos. s/o Mark & Mary E. . doed Jan. 31st, 1884, Steubenville---Wkly Gaz. 1 Feb.,1884 (Bk. p. 29) KINNEY, Laura B. Denmead, w/o J. N. Kinney, formerly of city; died Cincinnati 3-21-1880; ml) Lafayette Devenny who died ca 1877 ; m2) J. N. Kinney a few months ago. --Wkly Gaz. 3-26-1880 (Bk. p. 70, 75) KINNEY, Nellie ae 13 mos. 9 days, d/o Thomas & Bridget, died city Oct. 9th---Wkly Gaz. 13 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 297) KINNEY (KENNEY), Patrick, ae 26 yrs; s/o John, died 4-26-1880 in R. R. accident; married , 2 children; ---Wkly Gaz. 4-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 97, 101, 103 ---Ohio Press 4-30-1880 KIRBY, Araintha, second d/o C. A. Kirby and the late Nancy A. Kirby, died Pittsburg Oct. 9th; Wkly Gaz. 10-13-1882 (p.297) KIRK, Mrs. Annie, ae 32 yrs., died city 6-25-1880; colored, widow of Joseph; leaves 2 children ---Wkly Gaz. 7-2-1880 (Bk. pp. 149, 151) KIRK, George, of Wayne Twp., died June 29th; born near Hopedale, Harrison Co.; leaves wife and 2 children: James of city and Martha E. w/o Aaron Hedges. Buried at U.! P. Church of Piney Fork---Wkly Gaz. 13 July 1883 (Bk. p. 171) KIRK, Jessie F. ae 10 mos. d/o John J. & Belle Kirk, formerly of county, died Eureka Springs, Ark., 8-19-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-27, 1880 (Bk. p. 185) KIRK, Joseph, colored, murdered here some 3 years ago. Widow died 6th Avenue---The Ohio Press, 2 July 1880 KIRK, Mrs. Margaret, ae about 65 yrs., died Bloomfield Jan. 13, 1884; widow of the late George; husband died last July; sister of Mrs. Coulter, the mother of Coll Coulter. ---Wkly Gaz. 18 July 1884 (Bk. pp. 16, 17) ---The Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p.13) KIRK, Samuel, ae 80 yrs, died Unionport 2 Sept. 1882 ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 15 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 142) ---Wkly Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 265) KIRK, Timothy, son-in-law of J. H. Gill of Mt. Pleasant, died 6-11-1881 in Chicago---Wkly Gaz. 6-17-1881 (Bk. p. 139) KIRKPATRICK, Mrs. , thrown from a buggy and killed on the road south of Monroeville---Ohio Press, 23 June 1882 (Bk. p. 96) KIRKPATRICK, Samuel,wife called "Granny Kirkpatrick"; daughter Eliza "one of Steubenville's earliest children" died Nov. 11, 1883 ae 74 yrs; Daughter Mrs. David Myers; son Perry Kirkpatrick.---Wkly Gaz. 11-16-1883 (Bk. pp. 281) KIRWIN, Ed. returned home from Paterson, N. J. where his brother died last Friday---Wkly Gaz. 12-17-1880 (Bk. p. 274) KLAGES, Christine, widow of Frederick, died Saturday Dec. 2nd; mother-in-law of August Floto; born Germany (ae 70); 3 ch. survive: A. C. Klages, Mrs. Amy Floto and Mrs. Louis Shaeffer; 5th St. Lutheran Church. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 8 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 185) ---Wkly Gaz. 12-18-1882 (Bk. pp. 358, 359) KNEAL, James, killed on the 12th inst --Wkly Gaz. 3-25-1881 (Bk. p. 63) KNEFF, Mrs. Nancy, d/o George Hill who died Steubenville 14 Mar. ae 90---The Ohio Press, Friday, 21 Mar. 1884 (Bk. p. 59) -91- KNOBLOCK, George, baker at O'Neals, in this country about 2 mos. funeral Friday--Ohio Press 11 Feb. 1881 KNOX, David, brother of John of Holiday's Cove; funeral at Florence, Pa.---Wkly Gaz. 24 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 347) KNOX, Rev., died near Springfield 7-26-1880; an aged minister, buried at Annapolis---Ohio Press 8-13-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. p. 174. 177) KOCH, Wilhelmine, wlo Wi. died city 2-22-1881 ae 19 yrs. From Germany last June, married last October. 6th Wd. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. pp. 28, 31); Ohio Press 2-25- KRITER, Emma G., ae 4 mos. d/o Charles & Luella, died city June 4th ---Wkly Gaz. 9 June 1882 (Bk. p. 156) KRYEIE, Willie , infant s/o Henry Kryeie; living near Jacksonville, died last Saturday---Ohio Press, Fri., 12 Aug. 1881 KURT, Charles ae 25 yrs; struck by the elevator at the Jefferson iron works last spring, died at the infirmary (Saturday) ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 5 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 179) LACHER, Harry died Aug. 29 th at Pittsburg, adopted son of Louis M. and Ellen Lacher ae 4 yrs. 6 mos.---Wkly Gaz. 5 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 241) LADY, John C. of Ashland, Ky. ae 20 yrs; died city Feb. 14th of typhoid; s/o Andrew, buried Steubenville. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk. pp. 36, 37 ---Ohio Press, Friday 23 Feb. 1883 LAIBLIN, James W. in 28th year; slo Abraham & Clementine, formerly of Steubenville, died Canton 4-12-1880 of consumption. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-23-1880 (Bk. p. 92) LA GRANGE, 0. D. died from injuries in explosion in Bellaire Tuesday. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 26 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 191) LAIRD, Harry ae 27 s/o T. R. Laird of Wheeling, nephew of Mrs. J.H.S. Trainer of Steubenville, drowned in Cincinnati; to be buried in Steubenville --The Ohio Press, Friday, 13 April 1883 (Bk. p. 64) ---Wkly Gaz. 4-13-1883 (Bk. pp. 87, 88) LANDERS, Hannah Matilda, ae 3 yrs. 4 iios, d/o John C. & Mary; died city 3-19-1880 of scarlet fever; second child in 10 days; 3 other children and father still sick. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-26-1880 (Bk. pp. 70, 72 LANDERS, Teressa ae 17 mos, d/o John & Mary died city 2-10-1880 ---Wklly Gaz. 3-12-1880 (Bk. pp. 56, 58) LANIGAN, Michael of Dinsmore, Pa., killed in RR accident, buried from St. Peter's in the Catholic Cemetery ---The Ohio Press, 5 Nov. 1880 LANNIGAN, Patrick of Pittsburgh, killed on Rr track ---The Ohio Press 12 Mar. 1880 LARGE, Joseph ae 91 yrs died Warren Twp. l0-o5-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-22-1880 (Bk. p. 226) LARKINS, Katy Ann married Joseph Van Dyke and lived on Croxton's Run and died there Friday ae about 73 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 14 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 303) LASHLEY, Mary w/o John J. died Island Creek Twp. 1-2-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-6-1882 (Bk. p. 1) LATHER, Harry s/o John died of whooping cough MOnday. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 29 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 198) -92- LAUBREIM, Mrs. Sigmund (Mary) in 24th year; funeral Monday from her husband's residence; d/o Christopher and Agnes Hineman died May 26, 1883---Wkly Gaz. 6-1-1883 (Bk. pp. 128, 134) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 1 June 1883 (Bk. p. 98) LAUGHLIN, David E. of Coshocton Co., called here by death ofher brother-in-law, J. J. Dinsmore; ---Wkly Gaz. 1-4-1884 (Bk. p. 4) LAUGHLIN, Dolly, ae 4-5-years, burned to death in the Shilling house at Jewett---Ohio Press 6-13-1884 (Bk. p. 108) LAUGHLIN, Hugh and wife of Jewett, little daughter ae 6 yrs, with a friend, burned in house---Wkly Gaz. 6-13-1884 (Bk. p. 168) LAUGHLIN, Stephen, s/o Stephen and Maggie, died Wheeling Junction Thursday, April 24, 1884 ae 1 yr. ---Wkly Gaz. 25 Apr. 1884 (Bk. p. 122) LAyER, Harry sbo John ae 4 yrs died city Dec. 25th ---Wkly Gaz. Dec. 29, 1882 (Bk. p. 374) LAVER, John of N. 7th St. , lost another child on Monday; a little son, ae 4 yrs of whooping cough. (2nd child lost. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 5 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p. 1) ---Wkly Gaz. 1-5-1883 (Bk. p. 4) LAWRENCE, Jesse, colored man, shot by police officer Stubbins while trying to escapt--Wkly Gaz. 3-21-1884 (Bk. p. 82) LAWRENCE, John, son lost to Scarlet fever ---Wkly Gaz. 5-20-1881 (Bk. p. 115) LAWSON, John, ae 61 yrs; born County Antrim, Ireland; died 23 July, Monday in Jacksonville, (Jeff. Co.) to Steubenville 1849; leaves wife and 2 children...St Peter's. ---Wkly Gaz. Fri. 27 July 1883 (Bk. p. 179) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 27 July 1883 (Bk. p. 133) LAWSON, Robert in 71 st year; died 3-2-1880 in Island Creek Twp. born County Tyrone, Ireland 1809; to Jeff. Co. 1863; wife and 7 children (leaves 5 children) ---Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880- (Bk. pp. 49, 54) ---Ohio Press 3-5-1880; 3-12-1880 LAWSON, Robert died at Brown's Station about 3-12-1880 ---Assorted Deaths p. 27 LAYBERGER, Walter, ae 25, suicide Monday at Martin's Ferry ---Wkly Gaz. 10-19-1883 (Bk. p. 261) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 19 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 186) LEACH, Emma Kay, widow of Wi. H. of Keokuk, Iowa, died city 8-2-1881---Allegheny Cemetery, Pittsburg --Wkly Gaz. 8-5-1881 (Bk. p. 190): Ohio Press 8-5-1881 LEACH, Frank s/o James & Anna; died near St. John's Church , over-the-river ae 5 yrs--Wkly Gaz. 31 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p.290) LEAKINS, Daniel's oldest child, of Wells Twp.-, died last week of brain fever caused by falling against a grate and injuring his head---Ohio Press, Fri., 8 Feb. 1884 (p.28) LEATHERBERRY, Jane, will presented for probate ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 18 Apr. 184, (Bk. p. 79) LEAVITT, Mrs. Rev. John M. nee Bethia France, 10 Jan. 1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 13 Feb. 1880 (Bk. p. 30): Ohio Press 2-13-1880 LEDYARD, Katie B. ae 13 yr 8 mos. d/o Rev. E. D. & Althea Ledyard died 20 Apr. 1884; buried at Freehold, N.J., her mother's old home---Ohio Press, Fri. 25 Apr. 1884 (Bk. p. 82) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 117, 122) -93- LEE, Ella, wife of Allen G., died Holliday's Cove 4-26-1880 in her 24th year of consumption. duaghter of Robert McWha, left husband and 1 child. Funeral at Three Springs---Ohio Press 4-30-1880 --- kly Gaz. 4-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 97, 101, 102) LEE, Eliza, of 5. 5th Street, died Oct. 14, 1883 in 49th year. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 19 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 188) LEE, Mrs. Gus (colored) died at her home on Pernar's Run---Ohio Press 26 Nov. 1880 Lee, Harry, ae 4 yrs 6 mos., adopted s/o Louis M. Leacher, died at Leacher resi- dence in Pittsburgh, Aug. 29, 1884. Buried from residence of W. T. Campbell,, Steubenville---The Ohio Press, Fri., 5 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p.163) LEE, Miss Josie, died city 11-8-1881 in her 26th year; d/o Delilah Lee, sister of Mrs. James Doyle---Wkly Gaz. 11-11-1881 (Bk. pp. 269, 272) LEECH, Joseph, ae 30, died Cross Creek Twp. 4-ol-1881; s/o Robert Leech, leaves wife, born near the spot where he died, teacher, died of consumption, married 12-24-1878 Loretta Minor of Richmond. --Ohio Press 4-22-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. pp. 88, 91, 100) LEECH, Nancy, wife of John, died Cross Creek Twp. 2-17-1881 in 75th year; her husband was buried in 1874---Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. pp. 28.x, 31) LEGGETT, Miss Lillie, died city Aug. 7 Aug. 1884; died at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Kerns on 5. 5th Street, sister of Mrs. George Swords and of Alvin J. Leggett of city---Wkly Gaz. 15 Aug. 1884 (Bk. pp. 222-3) LEGGETT, Matilda, buried Thursday at the home of brother-in-law, JOhn Curns on 5. 5th Street; another sister married George Swords, also one brother survives---The Ohio Press, Friday, 15 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 149) LEHfON, Elizabeth, wife of Benjamin, died city 4-22-1880 in 54th year; corner of Clinton and 6th Streets---Ohio Press, 4-30-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 97, 99, 101) LEIDY, Catharine, wife of Abraham, died Steubenville 2-19-1884 (N. 8th Street) ae 39 yrs; d/o Joshua (or Wi), and Mary Hipsley, sister of W. Hips- ley; left husband and 6 children---Ohio Press, 2-22-1884 (Bk. p. 42) --Ckly Gaz. 2-22-1884 (Bk. pp. 58, 61) LEISTER, Benjamin, ae 84, born County Down, Ireland, to U. 5. 1833; wife died about 4 years ago. He died May 6th. --The Ohio Press, Friday, 9 May 1884 (Bk. p. 87) LENTS, Anelina, ae 36 yrs., sister of F. M. Bushong, died city June 2nd, buried at Malvern, Ohio---Wkly Gaz. 6-8-1883 (Bk. p. 137) LENTS, Mary, ae 36 yrs, sister of F. M. Bushong, died city Saturday, 2 June 1883, remains taken to Malvern, Carroll Co. for burial.. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 8 June 1883 (Bk. p. 105) LEONARD, Harry, ae 18 mos. sbo John and Elizabeth, died 6th Ward 2-27-1881; scalded by overturning of a tea kettle.---Ohio Press 3-4-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-4-1881 (Bk. pp. 36, 38) LEONARD, John, died city Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1884 of consumption, ae 60 yrs. Resided in 6th Ward; member of Thompson Church, leaves 8 children: 4 sons and 4 daughters--k1y Gaz. 26 Sept. 1884 (Bk. pp. 257, 260, 261) LEONARD, Infant child of Wn. and Susan, died Steubenvile 3 Sept. 1882 ae 19 mos. ---The Ohio Press, 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 139);Wkly Ga~. 9-8-1882 p.!2 5) LETZKLJS, Adam, saloon keeper, died at Brilliant this morning. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-27-1883 (Bk. p. 100) LETZKUS, Miss Francis, ae 17, eldest d/o A. Letzkus of Toronto, died Wednesday evening of diphtheria. Buried Toronto Friday --The Ohio Press, Friday, 4 May, 1883 (Bk. p. 83) LETZKUS, John, of Toronto ,--his ;little child died after a short illness. ---The Ohio Press, Friday 20 April, 1883 (Bk. p. 72) -94- LEWIS, _ 16 year old boy killed in explosion at Hodgen's grist mill at Portland---Wkly Gaz. 26 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p. 18) LEWIS, Elisha, of Rush Run---his son Harry died Sunday, another child died Tuesday, another not expected to live, diphtheria. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 4 Nov. 1881 LEWIS, Mrs. Geo. T., nee Marion Cook of the high school class of '75, died at her husband's residence IMeriden, Conn.---Ohio Press 12-21-1883 (p.226) LEWIS, Harry L., ae 16 yrs., died Warrenton 10-30-1881 of diphtheria. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-11-1881 (Bk. p. 269) LEWIS, Herman, ae 15, killed Monday in boiler explosion in J. T. Hodgen's flour mill at Portland, buried at Warrenton. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 26 Jan. 1883 (Bk. pp. 12, 15) LIGHTFOOT, Joseph A. died in the 2nd Ward (last) Thursday, born in England, came to U. S. about 3 years ago, employed at pottery, funeral at St. Paul's. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 9 Feb. 1883 (Bk. pp. 21, 22 died 2-1-1883---Wkly Gaz. 2-9-1883 (Bk. p. 30) LIGITIZER, Miss Amelia died city 3-14-1880 in 27th year of consumption; d/o Van Lightizer, Kramer Church.--Wkly Gaz. 3-19-1880 (Bk. p. 64, 68) LIGHTIZER, Frank, ae 21 or 24th, died Dec. 29, 1883 of typhus, died at his mother's residence on 5. 4th St. in his 25th year---Wkly Gaz. 1-4-1884 (p. 1) --The Ohio Press 1-4-1884 (Bk. pp. 1, 4) LIGGETT, Catharine died Toronto 8-6-1881 in 74th year. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-12-1881 (Bk. p. 194) LINDSAY, Mrs. Dorcas, born Delaware 1804, married Steubenville 1824 to Robert Lindsay, death notice in St. Louis papers; mother of 11 children. ---Wkly Gaz. 26 Oct. 1883, (Bk. p. 264) LINDUFF, Hettie, d/o Isaac ABD Lydia B. of Cross Crees Twp., died May 8, 1882 in her 17th year---Wkly Gaz. 12 May 1882 (Bk. p. 129) ---The Ohio Press 12 May 1882 (Bk. p. 70) LINEBERGER, Kate, d/o U. E. Lineberger, niece of James M. Riley, of city, died at Benwood 12-22-1880 of typhoid in her 15th year. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. p. 281) LINEBERGER, Mr. (young) shot and instantly killed himself at Martin's Ferry ---The Ohio Press, 19 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 186) LINEBERGER, WilliAM Daughter Kate's funeral---Ohio Press k2-31-1880 LINN, Cora, ae 34 yrs, w/o Richard of 1407 Wellesley Ave., died 3-5-1915, born Steubenville 4-3-1881 d/o Frank and Kate Ensell; children: Franklin, Mamie, Erma, Georgianna and James; brothers and sisters: George, Frank, James, Raymond, Harry, John, Ella, Christiana and Minnie of Wellsville---Steub. Daily Gaz. 3-6-1915 (Bk. pp. 223, 224, 232) LINN, Miss Jennie, former Rush Run resident, died last Saturday, buried at Hopewell Cemetery---Ohio Press, Friday, 7 Apr. 1882 (Bk. p. 50) LINN, Miss Sarah, ae about 40 yrs. died city June 5th, sister of Julia of the public schools, remains taken to Richmond---Ohio Press 6-9-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 9 June 1882 (Bk. pp. 156, 160) LINTON, Benjamin, of Brilliant, will probated, execs. David H. Cope and Win. D. Linton, estate estimated 35,000., died Brilliant ae 80 yrs., 3 children: W. D. on home farm, B. N. in Cadiz and Ms. Edw. Bond of Cadiz; buried in Barrett grave yard near Brilliant. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-2-1883 (Bk. pp. 268, 270, 271) ---The Ohio Press 2 Nov. 1883 (Bk. pp. 196, 197) LISBY, Matilda died of typhoid, buried today, arrenton ---Wkly Gaz. 22 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 63) LISTER, Benjaniin Sr. died Tuesday ae nearly 84 yrs., born County Down, Ireland, in U. S. since 1833, U. P. Church, married 1827. She died about 4 years ago, 2 nephews, David and Benjamin Lister; raised Mary Akin who married George Fickes---Wkly Gaz. 9 May 1884 (Bk. p. 134) -95- LISTER, Charles, youngest child of A. Lister, died Sunday at Colliers. ---Wkly Gaz. 22 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 61) LISTER, Jane, wife of Benjamin, died city 10-7-1880 in 76th year; maiden name Gilmore, born Aounty Antrim, Ireland May 1805; married in Rhode Island in 1827, no children.---Ohio Press 10-15-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-15-1880 (Bk. p. 221) LITTLE, Jeremiah, formerly a respected citizen of Steubenville, died in Bridgeport, Conn. Tuesday ae about 70 years, to be buried here. ---Wkly Gaz. , Friday, Sept. 21, 1883 (Bk. pp. 230, 231) LITTLETON, Mrs. Belle, died 3-10-1880 in Mt. Pleasant Twp., of consumption; daughter of James Brown.---Wkly Gaz. 3-19-1880 (Bk. p. 64) LOCKHART, A BRAKEMAN ON C. & P., killed on duty---Wellsville News. --Wkly Gaz. 7-29-1881 (Bk. p. 188) LOCKHART, John ae 12 yrs, died Mingo May 9th of pneumonia ---Wkly Gaz. 5-11-1883 (Bk. p. 108); Ohio Press 5-18-1883 (Bk. p. 89) LOCKHART, Samuel H. ae 2 yrs. s/o John & Ada, died Mingo Mar. 16th --Wkly Gaz. 3-23-1883 (Bk. p. 66); Ohio Press Mar. 23, 1883 (Bk. p.53) LODGE, Mary Ann alias Mary Ann Bell, who has been living with John Lodge, as his wife, in a house boat on shore, on lower Water Street, died last night, under suspicious circumstances. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 10 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 189) LODGE, William, died in Wheeling---The Ohio Press 3 Dec. 1880 LOFTUS, Catherine ae 91 yrs, of 5. 5th Street, resident of city for 27 years, born County, Clare, Ireland 1790 where her husband died in 1850; mother of 10 children, 6 of whom survive her, died Jan. 18, 1881 married Simon Loftus of Holme's Mill.---Ohio Press 1-21-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-21-1881 (Bk. pp. 13a, 16a) born Ireland 1790, died Tuesday, husband died there 31 yrs. ago; children living: Mrs. lary Clary, vlrs. Johanna Roach, Mrs. Margaret Scanlan; Simon, Mrs. Bridget Brew(?) and James ...St. Peters ---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 172) LOGAN, John, an old citizen near York, killed by the kick of a horse, buried on Thursday in the "Old Wheeler cemetery.", died 8-21, 1883 --The Ohio Press, Friday 7 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 161) ---Wtkly Gaz. 8-31-1883 (Bk. p. 207) LOGAN, Richard, s/o John of Smithfield Twp., killed near Hopedale in Wayne Twp. by a kick from a horse; one of 11 living children of John, unmarried ae 40, livid with an unmarried issiter. Question whether it was father or son killed.---Ohio Press 8-24-1883 (Bk. pp. 150, 202) LOHMANN, August died city 5-28-1880 in 43rd year, brother of William, born Germany 3-22-1838, to U. 5. 1856, to Steubenville 1860; married 1867 Charlotte Schwerdberger, 3 children survive, St. John's Lutheran Union Cemetery---Wkly Gaz. 6-4-1880 (Bk. pp. 127, 133; ---Ohio Press, 6-4-1880 LONGDON, Grace E. of Mt. Pleasant Twp. adopted by Dr. Nelson ---The Ohio Press 9 Feb. 1883 LOPEMAN, Albert died 6th Ward---The Ohio Press 4-30-1880 LOPEMAN, ALBERT died city 4-27-1880 in 75th year, born Pa. 1806, married Sarah Stevenson 13 children, 9 living: Mrs. Mary Boggs, Mtrs.Sarah Burns, Jefferson, Edward, Mrs. Catherine Manly, Gabrial A., Mrs. Rebecca Canby, Mrs. Ann Sweetland, Fxiuia, Lutheran Church. ---XWkly Gaz. 4-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 97, 100) LOPEMAN, Jefferson, ae 43, of 6th Ward, died 21 June 1884, leaves wife and 6 children, Union Cemetery, legal dispute ---The Ohio Press, 27 June 1884 (Bk. p. 116) -96- LOPEMAN, Jefferson died city Saturday June 21, 1884, residence out on Fisher's Run, ae 43 yrs., 2nd OVI, nailer at the Jefferson Iron Works, leaves wife and 2 children, 2 brothers (Edward abd Gabriel) and 6 sisters, Nary Boggs of Beaver Falls, Sarah Burns of allegheny, Mrs. James Manley and Mrs. Rebecca Conley of Red Oaks, Iowa; Anne Montgomery and Emnma Lopeman of city; one child born after his death; A surprising court decision! ---Wkly Gaz. 27 June 1884 (Bk. pp. 178, 178, 335) ---Ohio Press 29 May 1885 LOPEMAN, Sarah, ae 21 yrs. d/o Jefferson & Martha, died city 12-23-1881 . Union Cemetery---Wkly Gaz. 12-23-1881 (Bk. pp. 309, 312) LOUDEN, Sarah, niece of Win. Bickerstaff---Ohio Press, 2-23-1883 (Bk. p. 33) LOUTHFR, Adam, another of Island Creek's old residents, died Friday evening last of dropsy. He was 75 yrs. of age. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 30 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 56) LOVE, Hugh ae about 23 yrs. of Irondale, died Dec. 19th at Asylum, buried at the family burying ground near Russell's Mill on Friday. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-20-1882; 12-29-1882 (Bk. pp. 17,, 374) ---The Ohio Press, Friday 29 Dec. 1882 (Bk. pp. 198, 200) LOVE, Isaac in 82nd year, died Jan. 7th; born County Antrim, Ireland, to U. s. 1832, married Jane Nichol, 7 children, 2 survive: Robert & Leslie, had bad stroke.---Wkly Gaz. 1-12-1883 (Bk. pp. 6; 6-17, 1881 (Bk. p. 141) ---The Ohio Press, 12 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p. 5) LOVE, JANE (Jennie) widow of Isaac, of 5. 5th St., ae 82, died Friday from the effects of a fall, two children, Robert and Leslie, survive. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 13 April 1883 (Bk. p. 64) ---Wkly Gaz. 4-13-1883 (Bk. p. 87) LOW, Clara E. d/o Joshua and Elizabeth, died city Thesday April 8, 1884 of typhoid fever, ae 6 yrs. 6 mos.--Wkly Gaz. 11 Apr. 1884 (Bk. p. 102) LOWDEN, Eliza, widow of Joseph, died city Sept. 11, 1881 ae 70 yrs. Born Cross Greek Twp. 1811, d/o Augustine and Elizabeth Bickerstaff, married 1840, to Steubenville 1853, 3 ch. survive Sally husband died 3 years ago---Wkly Gaz. 9-16-1881 (Bk. pp. 222, 226) ---Ohio Press, 9-16-1881 LOWE, Calvin W. died city 5-24-1881 ae 30 yrs., s/o Orr and Naomi Lowe BORN Smithfield Twp. 1851, married 1875 Anna Roberts who survives with 1 child---Wkly Gaz. 5-27-1881 (Bk. p. 119, 122, 127) LOWE, Clara, ae 6, d/o Joshua & Elizabeth, died Market St. Tues. April 8 --The Ohio Press, Friday, 11 April 1884, (Bk. p. 74) LOWE, John, ae 66, formerly of city, died Lagrange 1-31-1880, born Bellvernon, Pa. s/o Jonathan Lowe, War of 1812, who came to New Alexandria, married Elizabeth Smith, sister of Sheriff Alexander Smith, left large family named in article.---Ohio Press 2-6-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-6-1880 (Bk. p. 25, 28) LOWRY, Maggie d/o Alexander & Mary J of Pine Grove, died 3July 1884 ae 19 yrs, BURIED AT Pine Grove---Ohio Press, 7-11-1884 (Bk. p. 126) LOWTHER, Margaret died Island Creek Twp. 7-18-1880 of paralysis in 81st year. also says July l3th---Wkly Gaz. 7-23-1880 (Bk. pp. 163, 163A) LUTTRELL, William of P. W. &EKy RR, leg crushed in a frog at the switch in Wellsburg, died* Saturday, leaves a young wife and one child, buried at Willow Grove, Pa.--The Ohio Press, Fri., 2-22-1884 (Bk. p. 37) ---Wkly Gaz. 2-22-1884 (Bk. 42?, 56, 57) LYLE, John, ae 67 yrs., died county 11-26-1880; Civil War but died in County Infirmary, HOtel keeper in Steubenville ---Ohio Press 12-3-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 12-3-1880 (Bk. p. 258) -97- LYNN, Florence, infant dlo Elijah & Sarah, died Mingo 8-7-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. p. 174) LYON, Isaac H. ae 37 yrs., died 11-19-1880 9f cancer, s/o Lydia Lyon and grandson of Elijah Stone, married 1867 Nancy J. Cromey d/o hn. near Unionport, 3 ch.---Wkly Gaz. 12-3-1880 (Bk. p. 258) LYON, Lydia w/o Samuel R. d/o Rev. Elijah Stone, died Hopedale, 0. 23 June 1882 ae 83 yrs...The Ohio Press 7-7-1882 (Bk. p. 104) ---Wkly Gaz. 7-7-1882 (Bk. p. 195) LYONS, Anna w/o Robert, of Cadiz, died 8 Aug. 1884 ae 83 yrs. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 15 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 149) LYONS, Frank (F.B.), brother of Prof. Lyons, died of typhoid fever last Friday, buried Sunday at Toronto, ae 27 yrs.---Wkly Gaz. 3-9-1883 (Bk. p.55) ---Ohio Press, Fri., 3-9-1883 (Bk. p. 42) LYONS, Jas. of Warren Twp.. Sam'l Brindley made application to asminister. ---The Ohio Press 1-28-1881 LYONS, Mrs. Mary died Holliday's Cove 9-13-1880 in 70th year. widow, 2 daughters, Mary Cross and Miss Louisa---Ohio Press, 9-17-1880 LYONS, Peter, colored, buried his twin children, ae 7 mos. on on Sunday and the other today (Monday)---Wkly Gaz. 7-29-1881 (Bk. p. 186) LYONS, Twins of Peter and Julia buried---Ohio Press, Fri. 29 July 1881 LYONS, Thomas, an aged colored gentleman, funeral city last Friday. Leaves 2 sons and 1 daughter---Wkly Gaz. 10 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 324) McALFEE, Jane, ae 98, oldest woman in Knox Twp. died Sunday, 9-12-1880 ---Ohio Press, 17 Sept. 1880; Wkly Gaz. 9-17-1880 McAVOY, James stabbed 11 Mar. 1882 at Gould's tunnel and died --The Ohio Press, Friday, 30 May 1884 (Bk. p. 98) McAVOY, John killed (stabbed) by Michael Monahan at Gould's tunnel on Mar. 11, 1882---Wkly Gaz. 30 May 1884 (Bk. p. 153: 1882 (Bk. p. 76) --The Ohio Press 17 Mar. 1882 McBEAN(BANE), Angus, born 13 Jan. 1800 in Scotland; died 18 Jan. 1883 in Brush Creek Twp., to U. 5. 1817 (one of 7); married 1834 Elizabeth McKensie, attended the Brick Church, wife and 7 children survive; funeral at Chestnut Grove(correction: died Jan. 24, buried on 26th) 3 sisters yet living: Mrs. Williams, near Irondale; Mrs. Purvis in Irondale and Mrs. D. K. Frazer in Wellsville; will filed. Execs: Angus McBane Jr. and Laughlin McBane ---The Ohio Press 2 Feb. 1883 (Bk. pp. 20, 23, 24, 26) ae 85 yrs; born Scotland, in U. 5. 64 years; Brush Creek Twp. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-2-1883 (Bk. p. 23) McBETH, Edwin S. in 24th year, s/o Stewart H. McBeth, funeral Tuesday at home of his grandmother-in city, Mrs. Susan McBeth. Stewart H. McBeth died 27 Oct. 1882---Wkly Gaz. 2-26-1886 (Bk. pp. 59, 61) McBETH, Stuart H. ae 43 yrs. died city Oct. 27, 1882, born Steubenville. ---Wkly Gaz. 3 Nov. 1882 (Bk. pp. 315, 319 ---Ohio Press 3 Nov. 1882 (Bk. pp. 166, 168) McCAFFREY, Bernard Sr., bricklayer, died 8-10-1880; born Oldcastle, County I~Ieh, Ireland, died Steubenville 'ae 67 yrs, to Steubenville 1830 or 1857, left wife and 3 children, St. Peters, ch: Mrs. Mary Oherrin, East Liverpool, Bernard Jr, Patrick, John deceased. Papers vary in details---hio Press 13 Aug. 1880 ---W~kly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. pp. 174, 176, 178 McCAFFREY, Mrs., mother of Bernard of 6th Ward, was buried this city, an old and respected citizen, a resident of Fisher Hill, St. Peters ---Wkly Gaz. 19 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 253; OHio Press 1884 (Bk. p.174) -98- McCAFFREY, Patrick, formerly of city, died Pittsburgh in 33rd year on 2-8-1881, run over by street car, born Concord, New Hampshire 1848; married Mary McMahon d/o Michael of city, left 5 children, mother and brother in Steubenville, and sister.---Ohio Press 2-11-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-11-1881 Bk. pp. 12, 16 McCandle, John P. died city Mar. 16th ae 46 yrs. of consumption. ---Wkly Gaz. 23 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 66) McCANN, Capt., fatal injury of a son on Ft. Wayne Road---Son Sylvester P. ae 32 yrs., leaves wife and 7 years old daughter, St. Peters. ---The Ohio Press 2-25-1881 McCANN, Catharine, w/o Barnard, died St. John's Kansas in 40th year, Nov. 19th --Wkly Gaz. Dec. 1, 1882 (Bk. p. 350) McCANN, Eddie ae 8 yrs 11 mos 16 days, child of W. J. of New Alexandria; also Minnie Myrtle ae 3 yrs, 11 mos and 16 days (ch. of W. J. & L.) (He died JAN. 12ER AND SHE DIED Jan. 7th) or Jan. 12th and 13th, 1883) --The Ohio Press, Friday, 19 Jan. 1883; Wkly Gaz. 1-19-1883 (Bk. pp.ll, 13) McCANN, Edward ae 16 mos. s/o Edward and Bridget of Mingo, died 11 Sept. 1883 ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 21 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 170) McCANN, Ellen (or Ella) ae about 20 yrs, d/o Francis and Susan, thrown from buggy and killed---Wkly Gaz. 7-30-1880 (Bk. p. 164; Ohio Press 7-30-1880 McCANN, John, shot in Steubenville 4 July 1878 by John Stewart who was pardoned by Governor.---Wkly Gaz. 1-4-1884 (Bk. p. 3) McCANN, S. P. ae 32 yrs, oldest s/o T. K. McCann, died Ft. Wayne, Ind. 2-21-1881, leaves wife and 1 child---Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. p. 28) McCANN, W. J. of New Alexandria---3 children died within a few weeks of diphtheria; died 1-26-1883 of scarlet fever, W. R. s/o W. J. & L. ae 6 yrs. 7 mos, 7 days; Mary C. died 2-2-1883 ae 1 yr 9 mos. 8 days. "has had the last member of his little family taken from him by that terrible scourge of children "scarletine maligna" This makes 4 children he has lost within less than one month." ---Wkly Gaz. 2-9-1883 (Bk. p. 30; Ohio Press 2-2-1883(pp. 17, 19, 23) McCARDLE, John, ae 46, died city 16 Mar. 1883 of consumption. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 23 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 53) McCARTNEY, Mrs. Robert, died 7 Dec. 1880 Smithfield Township. ---The Ohio Press, 24 Dec. 1880; Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. p. 281) McCARTY, Charles, died city Saturday April 26, 1884 of dropsy of the heart, ae about 47 years., brother of the late Richard, brother-in-law of John Lindsey; born Burgettstown, married Annie Lindsey 1869; 2 children, 1 living...Wkly Gaz. 2 May 1884 (Bk. pp. 123) McCARTY, Dan, coal miner, died Martin's Ferry by a fall of soapstone, Wednesday ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 24 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 180) McCARTY, Ella, widow of R. J., ae 37 yrs., died Cadiz Junction May 27th of consumption; second d/o James Cady, born Cadiz 1845 ---Wkly Gaz. 2 June 1882 (Bk. p. 150); Ohio Press 6-2-1882 (Bk. p.82) McCARTY, Mrs. Elizabeth, of city, ---daughter Ida w/o Edmund Dougherty, died Sunday Nov. 14, 1880---hio Press, 19 Nov. 1880 McCARTY, Hannah, ae 18 mos, d/o John & Bridget, died city 3-6-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-10-1882 (Bk. p. 67) McCARTY, John A. s/o E. H. of Steubenville died Arizona 14 Dec. 1879 at McMillenville, Arizona Territory---Ohio Press 9 Jan. 1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-9-1880 (Bk. pp. 6, 9)~i - ' McCARTY, William, ae about 60, formerly of city, died Latrobe, Pa. 3-18-1880, born Brownsville, Pa. 1820; leaves wife, brother and sister. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-26-1880 (Bk. p. 70, 75) (Mc?)CARTY, Mrs. William, died from burns last week, West Middletown, Wash. Co., Pa. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-16-1881 (Bk. p. 222) -99- McCAY, Anna, dec; R. L. Decker appointed guardian of Zula C. and Edna B. McCay and James Blackburn of George and Lena McCay ---Wkly Gaz. 17 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 334) McCLAIN, H., living near Somerset, has lost all his family, consisting of 4 ch. of scarlet fever---The Ohio Press 4-29-1881 McCLAIN, Isaiah, killed by C&P train at Wellsville on May 19th last. ---The Ohio Press, 15 July 1881 McCLAIN, John in 69th year, residing near Island Creek Church, died Saturday of extreme old age on Dec. 26th, buried at Island Creek. ---The Ohio Press, Friday 22 Dec. 1882 (Wk. p. 196) --Wkly Gaz. Dec. 29, 1882 (Bk. p. 374) McCLAIN, Rebecca, ae 74, died Ross Twp. 5-10-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 5-20-1881 (Bk. p. 113) McCLAIN, Thomas, son lost to scarlet fever---Wkly Gaz. 5-20-188o (Bk. p. 115) McCLAIN, Wi. ae 22? formerly of Yellow Creek, died Richmond 18 Mar. 1882 ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 24 Mar. 1882 McCLELLAN, Ford s/o Col. JOhn, brother-in-law of ex-Sheriff Montgomery, died in Knox Twp. 6 April 1880 ae 21 yearsT--Ohio Press 9 April 1880 McCLELLAND, Mrs. Drusilla ae 82 yrs, formerly of city, died Millersburg, Ohio 9-8-1881 (Holmes Co.), mother of Ross, mother-in-law of Edward Bond, born Wash. Co., Pa. 4-16-1799, married Robert McClelland, 6 children: 2 survive: Judge McClelland, Iowa and Mrs. Mary Barton, of Millers- burg AT WHOSE HOME SHE DIED. Wkly Gaz. 10-21-1881 (Bk. p.248, 251) McCLELLAND, Ford, ae about 21 years, sbo Col. John, died Ross Twp. 4-6-1880, brother-in-law of ex-Sheriff T. H. Montgomery ---Wkly Gaz. 4-9-1880 (Bk. pp. 83, 85) McCLINTON, JOhn, in 68th year, died city May 27th, born Ireland, leaves wife and 5 children: W. H., John, Samuel, Charles and Annie --Wkly Gaz. 2 June 1882 (Bk. p. 150); Ohio Press 2 June 1882 (81, 82) McCLOSKEY, Charles, formerly of city, died Pittsburgh 10-21-1880 in 26th year. s/o Charles Sr., killed on Penn RR near Conemaugh, Pa.; left wife, father, Mother and brother.--Wkly Gaz. 1O-29-1880(Bk. p. 231) McCLOSKEY, Ida ;/nee Bell, w/o Edward, ae 28 yrs, died 12-18-1883 at her home corner of 8th and Dock, left 4 children: ---Ohio Press 12-21-1882 (Bk. p.228); --Wkly Gaz. 12-21-1883 (Bk. pp. 308, 309, 312) McCLOSKY, Jr., formerly of city, resided in Allegheny City, father, mother, and brother in Steubenville, left a young wife. ---The Ohio Press 29 Oct. 1880 McCONNELL, Henry C. in 25th year, died Cross Creek Twp. 4-22-1880 of consumption, printer, s/o R. H. and Rebecca McConnell of C.C. Twp. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 97, 102); Ohio Press 4-30-1880 McCONNELL, John B. ae 5 mos 15 days, s/o Wi. B. & Sarah C., died city 3-26-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 4-1-1881 (Bk. p. 69); Ohio Press 4-1-1881 McCONNELL, Lizzie A. ae 8 yrs. 11 mos. 6 days, eldest d/o W. B. & s. C. died city 1l-ll-1882---Wkly Gaz. 11-17-1882 (Bk. p. 331) McCONNELL, Maggie .ae 4 yrs 7 mos. 28 days, youngest dbo W. B. &~Sarah C. died city 4-30-1881 of whooping cough, 3rd child lost by parents in the past 8 mos., brother of Thomas B. McConnell (bro. of W. B.) --W7kly Gaz. 5-6-1881 (Bk. p. 100, 103); Ohio Press 5-6-1881 McCONNELL, Miss Maria, died Toronto, Wednesday July 22-23? 1884 of dropsy of the heart, ae 19 yrs---Wkly Gaz. 25 July 1884 (Bk. p. 202) ---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 135) McCONNELL, Mrs. Mary A. of Hammondsville, d/o the late Robert Thompson, sister of J. A. Thompson of near St. Calirsville, attempted suicide there ---Ohio Press 12 Nov. 1880; VWkly Gaz. 11-12-1880 (Bk. p. 242) McCONNELL, Robert ae 45 yrs, died Toronto Sept. 12, clay miner, killed at work AT Francy & sons mine at Toronto, leaves a wife and several children. ---Wkly Gaz. 15 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 271) -100- McCONNELL, Thomas, ae 19, s/a Edward, died Wintersville 8-24-1880 --Wkly Gaz. 8-27-1880 (Bk. p. 185) McCONVILLE, Emma C. wlo James, d/o Wi. & Sarah Elliott, died Apr. 3, 1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-7-1882 (Bk. pp. 94, 96); Ohio Press 1882 (Bk. p. 54) McCORMICK, John, died Omaha, Nev. 2 JUne, ae about 61 years; s/o Mrs. Samuel of Cadiz; sisters: Clarissa, Mrs, B. H. Linton of Cadiz and Mrs. H. Dobbins, of Steubenville--Wkly Gaz. 6-6-1884 (Bk. p. 159) McCORMICK, Mary ae 17 mos., d/o Thomas & Abbie, died city 8-12-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-19-188o (Bk. p. 199) McCOWN, A. R. AE ABOUT 5, MERCHANT OF THIS CITY, BUT RESIDENT OF Philadelphia for several years past, died St. Augustine, Fla. 18 Mar. 1884, buried in Philadelphia, native of Brooke Co. ---Ohio Press 3-21-1884 (Bk. p. 59); Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 82, 84) McCRACKEN, Freddie ae 3 yrs, only child of Rev. J. C. McCracken, died Island Creek Twp., April 20, 1882 of scarlet fever, buried Leechburg, Pa. --Wkly Gaz. April 21, 1882 (Bk. pp. 108, 110) McCRAY, A. J. AE about 45 yrs, formerly of city, killed by a negro 7-5, 1881 "last Tuesday" in Mississippi (from letter dated July 8th); sons Orlan and Herbert; shot by a prisoner.---Ohio Press 7-15-1881; ---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. pp. 169,174) McCREADY, Win. of Eldersville, Pa. found dead in bed. --kly Gaz. 5-4-1883 (Bk. p. 103) McCUE, Frances w/o Curtis, died Mt. Pleasant Twp. 10-31-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 11-18-1881 (Bk. p. 276) McCULLIFF, Lawrence, "an old citizen of the 5th Wd. died at his residence at an early hour this morning aged about 65 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 10 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 272) McCUNE, Thomas, ae 54 yrs. died Mingo 12-12-1881, brick fell on his head ---Wkly Gaz. 12-16-1881 (Bk. p. 30o,;301); Ohio Press, 12-16-1881 McDEVITT, John, died at his residence corner of Broaday & Eighth St. (Wellsville) last Wed. morning,---Ohio Press, Fri., 25 Apr. 1884 (Bk. p. 83) McDONALD, Abe, ae 40, one of the oldest as well as one of the best engineers on the C&p PR, died at his home in this city yesterday. The company ran a special train to Allegheny Wed. where the remains were interred. Consumption. Leaves wife and 5 young children., native of Bridge- port, resided corner 3rd and Adams, ------Ohio Press, Friday, 21 Mar. 1884 (Bk. pp. 58, 59 ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 82, 83) McDONALD, Ada w/o James Wilson McDonald, formerly of city, died New York Feb. 19th --Wkly Gaz. 2-23-1883 (Bk. pp. 42, 45) McDONALD, Andrew of 9th Street---infant child ae 11 mos. died of scarlet fever; another is not expected to live---Ohio Press 1-9-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-9-1880 (Bk. p. 10) McDONALD, Ann, ae 81, formerly of city, died last Sunday in Wheeling at the home of Mr. Baily; last sister of old pioneer Judge McDonald, came here from Ireland about 1822---hio Press 2 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 38) McDONALD, James Wilson, sculptor of New York, native of Steubnville, did Garfield's bust---Vkly Gaz. 11-4-1881 (Bk. pp. 265, 274) 'McDONALD, John of 5th Ward, had an infant child die today (Monday) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 23 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p. 31) ~McDONALD, John ae 3 yrs, s/o Thomas & Siberia, died near Bustard's shaft June 22nd---Wkly Gaz. 6-29-1883 (Bk. p. 1S6) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 29 June 1883 (Bk. p. 117) McDONALD, Win. and Mary of Brooke Co---Daughter Sarah married Jas. Williamson. She died Wed. August 1st, l883--VWkly Gaz. 8-3-1883 (Bk. p. 18S) -101- McDOWELL, Bill, shot in Carroliton, well known in Steubenville ---The Ohio Press, 30 Jan. 1880 McDOWELL, NARY AE & YRS. (or 72) widow of John, died city 2-11-1880, daughter of Win. Cassell, has son W. McDowell.---Ohio Press 2-13-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-13-1880 (Bk. p. 30) McDOWELL, William and Nancy---infant son died Oct. 13th, city ---Wkly Gaz. 20 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 301) McELCANNEN, Mrs. Hugh, twin babies died yesterday------Wkly Gaz. 11-5-1880 (Bk. p. 238) McELDOWNEY, Alvin married Valeria d/o Win. Elliott, of city. He died Friday in Detroit( Sept. 7th?)--Wkly Gaz. Fri. Sept. 14, 1883 (Bk. p. 221) Ohio Press, Friday, 14 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 164) McELDOWNEY, Sadie, ae 4 yrs, d/o Henry & Virginia, granddaughter of W. Elliott of Steubenville, died 12-3-1880 at Detroit, Michigan. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-10-1880 (Bk. p. 266) McELFRESH, Ida d/o James & Ann, died city 8-27-1881 ae 5 yrs. 10 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-2-1881 (Bk. pp. 210, 212); Ohio Press 9-2-1881 McELFRESH, Robert, ae 72 yrs, died County home 6-6-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-8-1881 (Bk. p. 164, ,166); Ohio Press 7-8-1881 McELROY, James of Island Creek, ae 71 yrs, died there April 20th.; resided on Will's Creek above Aleckanna, spent his whole life near the place where he died, leaves 5 ch: William, James, Mrs. Hugh Cunningham, Mrs. M. J. Fields and Mrs. Sarah Linduff ---Wkly Gaz. 4-27-1883 (Bk. pp. 99); Ohio Press 4-27-1883 (Bk. p. 74) McELROY, Mrs. Lee died Thursday a week of tuberculosis at New Cumberland. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 5 Nay 1882 (Bk. p. 67) McELROY, Mrs. Robert of Mingo died on MOnday, buried today. ---Wkly Gaz. May 23, 1884 (Bk. p. 146) McFADDEN, Henry of Cadiz, brother of Mrs. Win. Sharp of Steubenville. ---The Ohio Press, 10 Dec. 1880 McFADDEN, Samuel & Lydia---Daughter Isabella, born County Cavan, Ireland, married 1830 Win. L. Sharp, died city Nov. 21, 1883 ---Wkly Gaz. 11-23-1883 (Bk. p. 286); Ohio Press 11-23-1883 (Bk. p. 209) McFARLAND, Beatty, ae 76 yrs, died Island Creek Twp. 1-16-1881 of paralysis; born I. C. Twp., J. P. there---Wkly Gaz. 1-21-1881 (Bk. pp. 13a, 172) ---Ohio Press 1-21-1881 McFARLAND, Miss Margaret died city 7-6-1880 in 84th year, native of Ireland,, sister Mrs. Win. Robinson, to Steubenville at ae 6 years. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-9-1880 (Bk. pp. 153, 157: Ohio Press 7-9-1880 McFARLAND, Miss Mary died 6th Ward about 8-l-1880---Assorted Deaths p. 27 McFARLAND, Mary E. in 30th year, d/o Mrs. Jane McFarland, died city 3-8-1880 of consumption, 6th Ward---Wkly Gaz. 3-12-1880 (Bk. pp. 56, 58) ---Ohio Press 3-12-1880 McFARLAND, Thomas Sr. ae 71 yrs. died Apr. 2, 1882 in Philadelphia, Pa.; buried here Union Cemetery, daughter Mrs. Carlin ---Nkly Gaz. 4-7-1882 (Bk. pp. 94, 96); Ohio Press 4-7-1882 NcFEE, Wn. A. J. ae 53 yrs. 8 mos. 14 days, formerly of Jeff. Co., died Wapello Co., Iowa 9-8-1881 of hasty consurmption. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-4-1881 (Bk. p. 21) McFEELY, Alexander in 49th year, formerly of city, died Marysville, Cal. 12-25-1879, born Steubenville 1-22-1831, s/o Eli H., married. Ann NcMillen, sister of Samuel, leaves an aged father, 4 brothers aind 5 sisters---Wkly Gaz. 2-6-1880 (Bk. pp. 25, 27); Ohio Press 2-6-1880 -102- McFEELY, Eli H. ae 81, died Upper Market Street Dec. 20, 1882, grandson of Edward McFeely, to U. S. 1754. Eli born 1802, to Steubenville 1814; mill on Island Creek 1829, married Elizabeth d/o John Ward, wife died 1875, 5 sons: John, George, Eli, Joseph and Alexander; 5 daughters: Eliza Ann w/o Joseph Doyle, Harriet w/o W. Caldwell, Nary w/o Joseph Phillips, Margaret w/o Albert Piersing or Pershing, brother of Gabriel McFeely who is f/o E. G. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-22-1882 (Bk. pp. 369, 371, 374; Steubenville Herald 1-19-1900 (Bk. p. 24); Ohio Press 12-22-1882 (Bk. pp. 195, 198) McFeely, Mrs. Elizabeth ae 75 yrs, died city June 5th, 5. 7th Street, w/o Gabriel, married 1827, m/o E. G.. d/o Jabez & Asenath Smith, 7 children: E. G. McFeely, Mary A. w/o J. S. Fisher, Jeannette w/o T. J. Winters, Angeline w/o J. Ross Hanlin, Mahala w/o Win. H. Elliott, Elizabeth and Asenath---Ohio Press, Friday, 8 June 1883 (Bk. p. 105) Wkly Gaz. 6-8-1883 (Bk. pp. 137, 140) McFEELY, Georgia, ae 10 mos. 11 days, d/o Eli H. McFeely, died city 1-23-1880 --Wkly Gaz. 1-30-1880 (Bk. p. 20);Ohio Press 1-30-1880 McFeely, W. B. ae 31 yrs. died city June 7th, s/o John, left wife and 1 child, Union Cemetery---Wkly Gaz. 9 June 1882 (Bk. pp. 156, 160, 165) ---Ohio Press 9 June 1882 (Bk. p. 85) McGARY, Margaret w/o Thomas, formerly of city (nee Wallace) died Loudon Twp. Carroll Co. 12-14-1881--Wkly Gaz. 12-23-1881 (Bk. p. 309) McGAVREN, James, killed in fight in Wellsville---Ohio Press 4-21-1882 (Bk. p. 56) McGAUT, John, died 6-23-1880 in Smuthfield Twp. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-2-1880 (Bk. p. 149) McGEE, Obediah---his daughter Alma married James Boyles and lived at Brilliant, died there 2-2-1883 ae 22 yrs, buried in Wellsburg. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-9-1883 (Bk. p. 34). McGilvary, William of Salineville was struck by a gravel train and instantly killed last Friday night. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 23 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p. 31) McGinnis, Katie, ae 5 yrs. d/o Henry & Bridget, died Saturday, Aug. 11th, 1883 funeral at St. Peter's---Wkly Gaz. 8-17-1883 (Bk. pp. 197, 200) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 17 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 148) McGIVEN, Charles, ae 4 yrs, s/o Michael & Anna, died city Dec. 14th. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-21-1883 (Bk. p. 308); Ohio Press 12-21-1883 (Bk. p.228) McGlaughlin, Miss Sarah, ae about 70, died Allegheny City, formerly of Steuben- ville, died 9-7-1881, half sister of Mrs. John Morrison, step d/o Rosy McLaughlin (p.226 says she died a number of years ago.) ---Wkly Gaz. 9-9-1881 (Bk. pp. 216, 220) McGRAW, James, ae about 24, formerly of city, died Bellaire 12-7-1880, son-in-law of Hiram Ingler, married but a few weeks (Hiram M. Inglar of city) ---Wkly Gaz. 12-10-1880 (Bk. pp. 266, 268) McGREW, David of Smithfield, (New: Alexandria) ae 73 yrs. s/o Nathan and Elizabeth (Winders), from Pa. to Smithfield early, married before coming here in 1832, Harriet Davis, 13 ch., 5 survive: N. B. McGrew of Columbus, Mrs. Elizabeth Ong of Iowa, S. S. C. McGrew of Pa., B. D. McGrew and Mrs. Ada D. Buckingham of New Alexandria.; cabinet maker in Smithfield, to New Alexandria in 1844, Quaker born and brought up, married outside and joined M. E. Church, died July 7th ---XWkly Gaz. 13 July 1883 (Bk. p. 171; Ohio Press 7-13-1883 (124, 125) McGregor, Mrs. Mary, died 13 April 1881 in 85th year, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. 5 ch: Rev. James McGregor of Oxford, Ohio, Dr. W. D. McGregor of Steubenville, John S. McGregor of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Mrs. Lizzie Sloan of Oakdale, Ill, and Mrs. J. B. Stewart of Des Moines, Iowa. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. pp. 88, 91; Ohio Press, 4-22-1881 -103- McGREW, Sarah, widow of James of Island Creek Twp., died last week. Husband died 28 years ago, 3 ch: John of lWheeling, Maggie w/o Elisha Shane, James of Alabama, buried at Mt. Tabor. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, May 9, 1884 (Bk. p. 87) McGUIRE, Mrs. Mary A. died at her home in 6th Ward 31 Mar. 1884 ae 63 yrs. 2 daughters survive: Mrs. Geo. Conn and Mrs. Jos. Elliott ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 4 April 1884 (Bk. p. 69) McGUIRE, Mrs. Jane, widow of Luke, died city Sunday, April 6, 1884, ae about 84 yrs. born W. Va., 9 children, only Mrs. Capt. T. K. McCann surviving. Fruneral at St. Peters, buriedMt. Calvary ---Wkly Gaz. 11 April 1884 (Bk. pp. 102, 103); Ohio Press 1884 p. 74) McINTIRE, s. W. ae 50 yrs. died at her residence on Short Creek last Saturday 6-11-1851l, leaves husband and 5 children, buried at Hopedale. ---Ohio Press, Friday, June 17, 1881; Wklu Gaz. 6-17-1881 (Bk. pp.139, 141) McINTYRE, Mrs. Margaret, died at home of daughter, Mrs. Wn. Peters at age of 98 yrs, 1 mos. 15 days, maiden name Moncrieff, born County Tyrone, Ireland 2 June 1784, married James McIntyre, to Smithfield around 1822, to Wells Twp. 1839. He died 14 years ago., has lived Steuben- ville about 9 years; 4 daughters: Mrs. Margaret Peters, Mrs. Jane Richardson, Elizabeth McIntyre, Mrs. Burnside, Presbyterian, buried Tent Church near New Alexandria---Ohio Press, 7-21-1882 (Bk. p. 111) ---Wkly Gaz. 7-21-1882 (Bkl pp. 221) McISAAC, William, ae 30, a Gould tunnel laborer, struck by locomotive Sunday, died Monday, ae about 28, from Tennessee--- Ohio Press, Fri., 21 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 169) ---Wkly Gaz. 9-21-1883 (Bk. p. 228) McKANN, Edward, ae 16 mos, s/o Edward and Bridget, died Monday at Mingo ---Wkly Gaz. 21 Sept. 1383 (Bk. . 229) McKAY, Ann---John McClave, Adnr. of Estate.---Ohio Press 11-19-1880 McKAY, Michael died at his residence on N. High St. this morning ar 66 yrs. He was born in County Clare, Ireland and came to this country 36 years ago, leaves 2 sons and 5 daughters, St. Peters, died Apr. 14th, 1884 ---Wkly Gaz. 18 Apr. 1884 (Bk. pp. 108, 115; Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 77) McKEEVER, Mrs. Jane in 65th year, died Allegheny City 9-2-1881, widow of William, formerly of city, mother of John, Robert, Mrs. Moses Alexander, and Elizabeth, buried in Steubenville------Wkly Gaz. 9-16-1881 (Bk. pp. 222, 227) McKEEVER, Dr. Matthew, grandfather of Mrs. I.W. Gray of city, died at Harris- ville, Harrison Co., Sunday ae 87 yeARS, FORMER RESIDENT OF WESTERN Pa., married sister of Bishop Alexander Campbell, called "Uncle Matthew", of West Middleton, Wash. Co., Pa.---Wkly Gaz. 12-26-1884 (Bk. pp. 336, 337) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 12-26-1884, (Bk. p. 245) McKEEVER, Mrs. Wm., ae about 68, formerly of city, died Allegheny City, Pa. 12th Sept.---Ohio Press 16 Sept. 1881 McKELVEY,Mrs. ae about 60 years, died Mt. Pleasant ---VWkly Gaz. 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 238) McKENZIE, James ae 25, s/o John of Brush Creek, died Friday lastof brain fever, unmarried, buried in Chestnut Grove--Jkly Gaz. 9-29-1882 (Bk. pp. 285 and 286); Ohio Press, Fri. Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp. 149, 150) MCKENJZIE, John, died at his residence near Monroeville and was buried at Chestnut Grove on the 10th, will probated. ---Ohio Press, Friday 25 July 1884 (Bk. p. 136) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 211) -104- McKENZIE, Mrs. Lena wlo Jas. of Salineville, died 15 Apr. 1880 in 37th year. Buried at Chestnut Gove, leaves husband, 2 children, brothers and sisters---The Ohio Press 4-30-1880 McKIM, Joseph ae 78 yrs, died Mt. Pleasant 2-24-1881; born Chester Co., Pa., left wife and 3 ch: David, Joseph and Martha, another daughter Mrs. Jane Maywood, dec.---Wkly Gaz. 3-4-1881 (Bk. p. 36) and 38) ---Ohio Press 3-4-1881 McKINNEY, James---his daughter Lettie w/o John Roberts died ---Wkly Gaz. 2-3-1882 (Bk. p. 30) McKINNEY, Margaret, widow of Nathan, died 1 July 1889 at Smithfield in her 66th year---The Ohio Press, 9 July 1880; Wkly Gaz. 7-9-1880 (Bk. p. 153) McLAIN, Joseph of Irondale, ae about 40 , killed by cars near there last week, member of GAR, buried in M.E. cemetery at New Somerset last week, leaves family---The Ohio Press 12 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 167) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 247) McLAIN, Infant s/o Lewis & Fannie, died Sept. 7, 1884 at Moore's Salt Works, Ohio ---Wkly Gaz. 19 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 252) McLAINE, William, a young man aged about 21 years, died at the Infirmary Saturday night---Wkly Gaz. 3-17-1882 (Bk. p. 83) McLANE, Christina, ae about 20 yrs, d/o Alex of near Richmond, died July 29 of consumption---Wkly Gaz. 4 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 231) ---Ohio Press, 11 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 122) McLANE, J. A. of Knox Twp., lost 2 children ages 2 and 5 yrs. of scarlet fever ---Wkly Gaz. 5-6-1881 (Bk. p. 103) McLANE, W. H. of Knox Twp. lost 4 children by scarlet fever (8 yrs. on down) brother of J. A. who was also afflicted. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-6-1881 (Bk. p. 103) McLEAN, William of Ross Twp.---his daughter married T. W. Huston, moved to Unionville, Mo., died there with 1 of her sons in housefiro there. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-7-1883 (Bk. p. 296) McLISH, Daughter of James, ae 4 yrs, died city 1-19-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-23-1880 (Bk. pp. 16, 18) McLISH, William in 82nd year, born Scotland, to U. 5. 40 yrs. ago; died Oct. 17th, a weaver, wife died 5 years ago; leaves 6 ch: John of Boston, James and Mrs. Caldwell of Steubenville, Williams of Evansville, Charles of Columbus and Mrs. J. C. Timmons of Dennison --Wkly Gaz. 10-24-1884 (Bk. pp. 284, 287); Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p.203) McMANNIS, Mrs. Andrew of Cross Creek Twp., a most estimable lady, died last Sat. of pneumonia, buried last Tuesday at St. James Church, 60 years old. died Mar. 3rd---Ohio Press 3-9-1883 (Bk. p. 39)and 47) ---Wkly Gaz. 3-16-1883 (Bk. p. 60) McMasters, Sadie, ae 24, married George M. Weir, died Steubenville Saturday July 29th, 1882, formerly of Mt. Pleasant, a member of the Friends Society---Ohio Press, Fri., 4 Aug. 1882 (Bk. pp. 116, 118) McMILLAN, Robert, ae about 30 yrs. died Sloan's Station 17 Jan. 1880 ---Ohio Press, 23 Jan. 1880 McMILLAN, William, s/o Wn. &rMary (Hervey) McMillan, died Steubenville Jan. 188 3 ae 22 yrs. See obit of Mrs. Mary Stewart. ---The Ohio Press 24 Apr. 1884 McMILLEN, Elizabeth died at her residence on Adams St. Thursday, Aged 80 yrs. buried Saturday, left one brother in Dover, Ky. ---Wkly Gaz. 15 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 223); Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 149) -105- McMILLEN, Katie, died in Irondale Monday Apr. 28, 1884 ae 26 yrs, niece of George & John Conn, to be broughthere for interment. ---Wkly Gaz. 2 May 1884 (Bk. pp. 123, 125) McMILLEN, Lydia w/o Samuel, d/o the late Ruel Powell, died N. 6th St. Sunday morning last...Ohio Press, Fri, 28 July 1882 (Bk. p. 114) McMILLEN, Samuel, N. 6th St. died 25 Oct. ae 65 yrs. born Lancaster, Pa. 9 Nov. 1819, to Jeff. Co. 1837, married Lydia d/o Ruel Powell 1844, who died July 1882, married 2) 1884 Martha Hanson, 3 daughters Annie w/o Harry Bingner, Kate w/o J. B. Swan and Hannah, his mother, 4 sisters: Mrs. Annie Devore, Mrs. Julia Neil, Mrs. Eliza Farley, Mrs. Minnie Anderson; 2 sons Ruel and Ross both dec. ---Ohio Press, Fri. 31 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 210); --Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 289) McMILLEN, Samuel, nephew of Isabella of Adams St. Steubenville, murdered in Florida, body found in Silver Lake (Chystal Lake) on 17 Oct. near Sanford, Fla.---The Ohio Press, 27 Oct. 1882 (Bk. pp. 163, 165) --Wkly Gaz. 10-27-1882 (Bk. pp. 307, 314, 315) McMILLEN, Mrs. Samuel of N. 6th St. died Sunday ae 61 yrs., Lydia P. d/o Reuel Powell, 6 ch: Mrs. Annie Bingner, Hannah C. and Kate L. McMillen ---Wkly Gaz. 28 July 1882 (Bk. p. 224) McMillen, Mrs. Sophia in 74th year, formerly of city, died Ashland, Ky. 5-8-1880, nee Wilson, mother of Samuel, Capt. C. W. and Mrs. Robert Mcneney and Mrs. Nancy Wilson, Lt. William died at Perryville, born Beaver Co. 3-12-1807, married Charles McMillen 8-25-1827, 7 ch.,...also Maria W. who died Beaver Co., Pa. and Harriet Ann w/o Alexander McFeely who died in Steubenville. Husband , Charles, died 4-22-1851. buried in Ashland Cemetery.---Ohio Press 5-21-o880 ---Wkly Gaz. 5-21-1880 (Bk. pp. 116, 118) McMillen, Win. ae 21 yrs, s/o Mrs. Dr. Stewart, died Thursday, Jan. 11th, ---Ohio Press, l-19-1883(Bk. p. 8); Wkly Gaz. 1-19-1883 (Bk. p. 11) McMULLEN, Patrick, died 3-11-1882 at Toronto, en employee at the Toronto Pipe Works, struck on head by a falling bucket, called Patrick "Mullen" "not dead but still alive" , "he was killed" --Wkly Gaz. 3-17-1882 (Bk. pp. 76, 77, 78 ---Ohio Press 17 Mar. 1882 McMULLEN, Robert ae about 30 years, died Sloan's Station 1-17-1880 of pneumonia, leaves wife and 6 small children. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-23-1880 (Bk. pp. 16, 18,) McNARY, Mrs. Jane, died at her residence, with F. A. Adams, Esq. of Wayne Twp. July 15, 1884 in the 88th year of her age, born Wash. Co., Pa. 24 Dec. 1796, d/o Joseph McMillan, Rev. , married 1814 Andrew Smith in Belmont Co., he died in 1828, m2) 1832 Samuel McNary, buried Piney Fork Cemetery.---Wkly Gaz. 7-25-1884 (Bk. pp. 202, 207) McNEAL, Mrs. Archie, ae 52, sister of Mrs. John Jamison city, died Winterset, Iowa 4011-1881, maiden anme Biles--Nkly Gaz. 4-15-1881 (Bk. pp. 81, 83) McNEAL, Jane w/o Wn., ae 42 yrs, died city 4-25-1881, leaves husband and 8 ch. of Fisher's Hill, born Fngland---Wkly Gaz. 4-29-1881 (Bk. p. 94, 8) ---Ohio Press 4-29-1881 McNUPTT, Col. of Cadiz died---kly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. p. 92) McPHERSON, Owen, colored, ae 88 yrs, died city ll-20-=1880 , f/o James, born Loudon Co., Va., to Steub. 1820, ch: Mrs. Eliza Humphrey, Mrs. Champ Bowman, Mrs. Ella Vale, James, Oscar, ;iand Edward --Wkly Gaz. 11-26-1880 (Bk. p. 253); Ohio Press 11-26-1880 -106- McVHA, Robert ae 76 of Holliday's Cove, buried on Sunday. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 6 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 153) McWHA, Samuel, died Holliday's Cove June 10 ae 78, of Butler Co., Pa., buried at Paris, Pa.---Wkly Gaz. 16 June 1882 (Bk. p. 164) ---The Ohio Press, 16 June 1882 (Bk. p. 92) McWILLIAMS, James of Elliottsville, struck and killed by a train near the Calumet works Saturday---The Ohio Press, Friday, 10 Oct. 1884 (Bk.189) ---Wkly Gaz. 10 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 184?) MACKIN, Joseph of city, died Pittsburgh 1-1-1880, RR accident. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-9-1880 (Bk. pp. 6, 10) MACKIN, Mrs. Mary ae 63 of city, died Wheeling 4-27-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 5-5-1882 (Bk. p. 122) Mackinaw, Hugh, ae 11, drowned while swimming in the river below the water works Sunday---The Ohio Press, Friday 20 June 1884 (Bk. p. 110) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 172) MACKINSON, Sylvester K., murderer of Mrs. Maggie Frazier Copeland hung. He has sister and brother in Jeff. Co. , s/o Thomas Mackinson (also spelled Mickisson)---Wkly Gaz. 5-18-1883 (Bk. p. 117) MADDEN, William and Robert Jr. (boys) of Hamondsville, poisoned with poke root, doctors think they may recover.---Wkly Gaz. 4-14-1882 (Bk. p. 102) MADEGAN, Andrew---his 11 year old daughter fell and died Saturday, St. Peters. ---Wkly Gaz. 6 April 1883 (Bk. p. 81) MADIGAN, Ellen, ae 10 yrs, d/o Andrew & Ellen, died Saturday from effects of a fall received while playing on the turntable below the C& P freight depot. Funeral from St. Peter's---Ohio Press, Fri. 6 Apr. 1883 (Bk 59) MADISON, Lizzie, ae 17, d/o Alex'r & Julia, of 5. 9th St. died 29 Oct. 1883 ---Ohio Press 2 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 197); Wkly Gaz. 2 Nov.1883 (Bk. 269) MADISON, Matilda in 94th year, born in slavery in Va. 1790, remained in slavery until Emancipation Proclamation; seven children only one left?, Henry, sexton at Hamline Church, member of 5th St. ANE Church died 24 Mar. 1884---Ohio Press, 28 Mar. 1884 (Bk. p. 66) MADISON, Melinda, ae 94, funeral---Wkly Gaz. 28 Mar. 1884 (Bk. p. 91) MAGEE, Eddie s/o Felix, se 12, run over and killed by the C&P construction train at Mingo---Wkly Gaz. 18 April 1884 (Bk. p. 109) MAGEE, Maggie w/o John died city June 12, ae 37 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 13 June 1884 (Bk. p. 162) MAGEE, Mrs. Ruth died Collier's Station 4-21-1881 in 92nd year. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. pp. 88 , 91) MAGER, Mrs. of Dock Street, died this evening (Thursday) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 10 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 141) MAQUIRE, Miss Lizzie, ae 43 yrs., formerly of city, died Louisiana 4-27-1880 of consumption--- Wkly Gaz. 5-21-1880 (Bk. p. 116) MAHAN, Herbert ae 1 mos. s/o Thos. & Mariam of Brooke Co. died Oct. 7th ---The Ohio Press, Friday 12 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 184) MAHAN, Thomas ae 78 yrs, died 3-16-1881 Brooke Co, born Baltimore, came WJest 1813 or 14, father died 1853, leaves wife and 7 ch, son R. W. of city, buried in family cemte~y on the home farm. ---Ohio Press 3-18-and 25, 1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-18-1881 (Bk. pp. 53, 54, 63) MAHON, Thomas f/o Richard of Steubenville, buried from his residence in Maihon's grove, W. Va.---Ohio Press Mar. 18 and 25, 1881 (same as above) MAHON, William, in 24th year, died city 7-15-1880 9f diabetes, s/o George, brothers: Edward, George, James and Joseph --XWkly Gaz. 7-16-1880 (Bk. pp. 159, 161, 162) -107- MAHON, Wi. of "over-the-river"---his daughter Nancy Jane , w/o Amas Bordon, died Jacksonville 12, -10-1883---Wkly Gaz. 12-14-1884 (Bk. p. 304) MAHON, W. H. ae 23 yrs. s/o George, died city, brother Ed. Mahon of New Castle, Pa., sister, Mrs. Raney MAHANY, John died in Penitentiary, violent death? ---Wkly Gaz. 1-12-1883 (Bk. p. 8) MAHONEY, Jennie ae 15 yrs, d/o John, died city 1-9-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-13-1882 (Bk. p. 7) MAHONEY, Mrs. Margaret ae 89 yrs. died at residence of her daughter, Mrs. Buckley on High Street this morning, Tuesday, Catholic Church ---The Ohio Press, Fri. 22 July 1881; Wkly Gaz. 7-22-1881 (177, 180) HAIRS, Dr. Benjamin, born Londonderry, Ireland, to U. 5. 1820; lived in Pittsburg and New Orleans, married Miss Carroll who died within a year, m2) 1823 Sarah Castner who died 14 Apr. 1878, children: Sarah Ann w/o Col. John Wilson, Counsel at Brussels, Dr. John Mairs, dec. of Steubenville, Jane W. w/o Dr. E. S. Hanna of Pittsburg, James of Island Creek Twp.,, buried in Union Cemetery or Two. Ridges. Ohio Press, 4 Apr. 1884 (Bk. p. 69); Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 96, 98) MAKIN, Joseph died 31 Dec. 1879 of RR injuries---Ohio Press 1-9-1880 MALBER, David died city Apr. 27th ae about 65 yrs, born city, colored carpenter and stair builder, funeral from Latimer Chapel. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-4-1883 (Bk. p. 103 (died April 27) ---Ohio Press 4 May 1883 (Bk. pp. 79, 83) MALEY, Misr Elizabeth ae 68 yrs., died city April 17th, born County Galway, Ireland; 6 ch: James, John, Barclay, Mrs. James Lavery, Mrs. Mariah Finerty and Mary McAdams---Wkly Gaz. 4-20-1883 (Bk. p.93, 95) ---Ohio Press 4-20-1883 (Bk. p. 70) MALONE, Michael died city Jan. 18-19-1884 in 73rd year, born Kilmaley, County Clare, Ireland Sept. 1811, ml) 1837, wife died 1847, to U. S. 1852, m2) 1854, Seteubenville since 1860, wife and 5 children survive: John T. of Indianapolis, Michael of Pittsburg, Mrs. Patrick Gorman, Mary and Bridget---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. pp. 16, 17 ---Wkly Gaz. 25 Jan. 1884 (Bk. pp. 21, 25, 26, 27) MALONE, W. E. , Panhandle brakeman of Burgettstown died at Bowerston Saturday last---Ohio Press, Friday, March 31, 1882 MALONEY, Martha J. ae 50, died at residence of her husband in Wells Twp., Jan. 1884- ---Wkly Gaz. 2-1-1884 (Bk. pp. 29, 35: Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 23) MALOY, Patrick, ae 51 yrs. died city Apr. 2, 1882, f/o Edward, Catholic Cemetery ---Wkly Gaz. Apr. 7, 1882 (Bk. pp. 94, 96) MALOY, Patsy, ae 4 yrs, adopted s/o Patrick & Mary, died city 2-24-1880 Of scarlet fever---Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. p. 43) MANDELL, Leah w/o John D. or B. ae 61 yrs, died city 7-10-1881, born Shenandoah Co., VA. to city 1833, married 1843, 3 children, w/o councilman Brashear her daughter, Christian Church---Ohio Press 7-15-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. pp. 169, 173) MANCOLD, Melie, ae 2 yrs. 6 mos. d/o George &cAnna, died city Dec. 12th --W~ly Gaz. 15 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 366) MANLEY, Absolom died city 9-21-1881 in 72nd year, born Maryland, to Steub. 1815, married Mary Foster, 6 ch: Menerva w/o Judge James Day of Iowa, Ms. Wn. Burns and Harker Manley of city, Mary w/o Robert: Weaver of Ky., ; 2 brothers and 3 sisters: Joshua Manley of city, James Manley of Iowa, Mrs. Peter Vanhorn and Mrs. Mary Miller of city, and Mrs. Ann Ross of Memphis, Tenn.---Ohio Press 9-23-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 9-23-1881 (Bk. pp. 228, 233, 234) -108- MANLEY, Ellen G. wlo Foster, formerly of city, died at residence in Denver, Col. 18th Aug. ae 48 yrs., d/o Squire Day of Cross Creek Twp. ---The Ohio Press, Friday 5 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 183) MANLEY, Lafayette, ae 1 yr, s/o George, died -uesday of whooping cough ae 16 moss ---Ohio Press, Fri., 30 Mar. 1883 (Bk. pp. 55, 56) --Wkly Gaz. 3-30-1883 (Bk. p. 73) MANSFIELD, D. Welch s/o the late John of Wayne Twp., died at his residence-in Green Twp., Harrison Co., 21st inst, ae about 55 yrs., leaves widow and large family of sons and daughters. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 27 Apr. 1883 (Bk. p. 78) MANSFIELD, James ae 82 yrs, died Fri. Jan. 19th in Wayne Twp., aged and respected farmer, left wife and 8 ch, buried Long's Cemetery; three brothers and sisters: Mrs. Matthew Wilkin of Iowa, Mrs. Geo. Holmes of Harrison Co., W. Mansfield of Hopedale. ---Ohio Press Fri., 26 Jan. 1883 (Bk. pp. 13, 14) ---Wkly Gaz. 1-26-1883 (Bk. pp. 17, 18 MANSFIELD, Mrs. Lizzie, w/o William (married 1872) d/o John & Ellen Dougherty, died near Wintersville, ae 34 yrs., left 4 small children. ---The Ohio Press, 13 Aug. 1880 MANSFIELD, Mrs. Rhoda, ae 82 yrs, died Wayne Twp. 2-2-1882, widow of John, d/o Daniel Welch, son R. B., sister of Rezin Welch, aunt of Mrs. W. R. Allison, 4 sons and 2 daughters: Thomas, Cyrus, Welch, Rezin B., Mrs. John Croskey, Mrs. Sarah Taggart; husband first white child born in Wayne Twp., Presb. Church, Bloomfield, also left step-children---Ohio Press, 1882 (Bk. p. 18 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-10-1882 (Bk. pp. 34, 41 MANSFIELD, Samuel ae 74, died 7-3-1880 Wayne Twp., f/o 11 children, had five brothers: James, W. (living), Edward, John & Jacob (dead) ch: Albert 0. of Bridgeport, Oliver H. of Masterville, Browning of Wayne Twp., Elijah P. of Cadiz, Jacob of Wayne Twp., William of Cross Creek Twp., Emma w/o Henry Woods of Smithfield, Annie w/o W. C. Ong of Steubenville, Wesley, Kate and Thomas at home; his wife was a Pumphrey---Ohio Press, 9 July 1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-9-1880 (pp. 153, 156) MANSFIELD, Thomas born 1758, of Wayne Twp. since 1797, family reunion, lengthy account, ml) Jane Shaw- 6 ch., m2) Mary Hill 1792 - 16 ch. He died in his 86th year---Ohio Press 6 Aug. 1880 MANSFIELD, Thomas, 15 children---his daughter Mary born Pa. 1793 married Henry Oliver and had no children. She died near city 3-7-1882; brothers and sisters survive: William, James, Mrs. Geo. Holmes, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkins---Wkly Gaz. 3-10-1882 (Bk. p. 75) MANSFIELD, Welch, ae about 50 yrs. cousin of Mrs. W. R. Allison of city, died Hopedale last Saturday, brother of Rezin Mansfield of county. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-27-1883 (Bk. p. 99) MArSFIELD, Wesley F. in 30th, died Wayne Twp. 9-12-1880, brother-in-law of W. C. Ong of city, buried in Smithfield, mother in Wayne T~p. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-17-1880 (Bk. p. 202; Ohio Press 9-17-1880 MANSFIELD, Winm.Monroe of Wayne Twp, died near Hopedale Monday, ae about 58 yrs. leaves a widow and several children by his first wife. --Wkly Gaz. Oct. 5, 1883 (Bk. p. 246) MANSFIELD, Mrs. Wn. died near Richmond 8-8-1880 in 35th year of consumption. died at residence of her father Mr. John Dougherty near Richmond --Wkly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. pp. 174, 176) -109- MANYPENNY, Sarah wlo J. K. died New Cumberland of childbirth, ae about 35, leaves husband and 4 children--Wkly Gaz. 5-6-1881 (Bk. p. 103) MANYPENNY, William, ---a child of his died of whooping cough at New Cumberland. ---The Ohio Press, Fri. 8 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 189) MAPLE, D. L. s/o Jesse R. of Hammondsville---Wkly Gaz. 3-10-1882 (Bk. p. 74) MAPLE, Howard ae 18 or 20 months, only s/o L. F. & Hannah Maple, died 9-3-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 9-10-1880 (Bk. p. 198); Ohio Press 9-10-1880 MAPLE, James, ae about 3 years s/o George & Ann, died Ross Twp. 10-1-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-7-1881 (Bk. p. 236) MAPLE, Mrs. Milton, Wash. Twp., Col. Co., died last Thursday ---Wkly Gaz. 4-1-1881 (Bk. p. 71) MAPLOR, Thomas died New Alexandria 12-15-1880--Ohio Press 12-24-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 12-31-1880 (Bk. p. 288) MARCOLINSKY, W?O Aaron of the J. & H. Margolinsky firm of this city, died Columbus, Ohio 6-25-1880 ae 55 yrs, leaves husband and 6 ch. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-2-1880 (Bk. p. 149, 151) MARION, Mrs. Sarah, ae 73 yrs. 4 mos. 22 days, died city 3 Oct. 1880, jaundice ---The Ohio Press, 8 Oct. 1880; Wkly Gaz. 1880 (Bk. p. 214) MARIOTT, Thomas in 1837, left Maryland for Va. and then came to Jeff. Co. with 10 slaves, brothers and sisters of plaintiff, Mrs. Mariott constituted herself their guardian and collected their wages to keep until her death (1873) Suit to collect ---Wkly Gaz. 11-26-1880 (Bk. p. 253) MARKER, Mrs. Frank, ae 27 yrs. died Cross Creek Twp. 4-12-1881, husband and 1 child survive---Ohio Press, April 22,; 1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. p. 88) MARKER, Hattie, ae 13 mos. d/o David & Jennie died, burial at Two. Ridges. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-5-1883 (Bk. p. 2) MARKLE, Annie, died 2 Nov. ae 26, d/o Dr. Markie of Wintersville, lived with her brother Frank P. Markle, who with several sisters survive. ---Ohio Press, Fri. 7 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 214); Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p.294) MARKLE, Harriet, widow of Dr. Abraham T. , died at his residence of her son-in Benjamin F. Markie in her 73rd or 79th year., born in W. Va., mother of 6 ch., 4 living: Benj. F., Lorene, Josephine, and Anna. She died Apr. 19, 1884 ---Ohio Press, 1884 (Bk. p. 82) --Wkly Gaz. 25 April 1884 (Bk. pp. 117, 122) MARKLE, Maria, an old and widely known resident near Island Creek Church, found dead in bed Monday---The Ohio Press, Friday, 15 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 193) ---Wkly Gaz. 15 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 366) MARKLE, Mrs. Wi. died Saturday in Portland, leaves a husband and several children---Ohio Press, Fri., 25 April 1884 (Bk. p. 83) MARKLEY, Mrs. Jonathan, died Feb. 15th ae 68 yrs., Scio News. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. p. 43) MARKS, S. J. ae about 37 yrs, brother-in-law of James M. Powers of city, died Doylestown, Wayne Co.Ohio, Oct. 7th. ---VWkly Gaz. 13 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 297) MARRIETT, Thomas dec. ---suit against adxnr. de homis non ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 16 Sept. 1881 MARSH, Miss Mary S. ae 76 yrs, died rooks Co., W. Va. Nov. 20, 1882, buried at St. John's, born Maryland to W. Va. 1817------Ohio Press 11-24-1882 (Bk. p. 178); VWkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. p. 338) MARSHALL, Lizzie G. ae 16 yrs. 2 mos. formerly of city, died Montour, Pa. 1-28-1883 of consumption---Wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk. p. 36) MARSHALL, Mamie ae 14, eldest dbo Thomas, living between Portland &rMt. Pleasant, died Tuesday ---Ohio Press, Fri, 22 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 155) -110- MARSHALL, Thomas---his daughter Mamie, ae 14, died Mt. Pleasant ---Wkly Gaz. 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 238) MARSHALL, Thomas of near Portland Station---dau. Jane w/o Andrew J. Carpenter, died 12-19-1880 ae about 63---kly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. p. 285) MARTIN, Allan, 7 mos. old child, died yesterday on Will's Creek. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-22-1880 (Bk. p. 229) MARTIN, Andrew M. ae over 64 yrs, born Wash. Co., Pa., fell through Panhandle bridge on Thanksgiving eve, died Sunday at home of his only son F. R. Martin at Edgington, Va., bridge carpenter by trade; left 7 daughters---Ohio Press Fri. 12-21-o883 (Bk. p. 227) ---Wkly Gaz. 12-21-1883 (Bk. p. 309) MARTIN, Mrs. Andrew, ae 45, died Saturday at the residence of her husband in Edgington, W. Va. and was buried Sunday---Wkly Gaz. 4-16-1880 (Bk.p.89) MARTIN, Anne, ae 21 yrs, d/o Mrs. Lizzie Martin, died city Jan. 24, 1884 ---Wkly Gaz. 25 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 21) MARTIN, John, ae 45 yrs, died city 5th Ward, Wed. Aug. 20, of consumption, a well known laborer of city, born Cadiz, 43rd OVI --Wkly Gaz. 22 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 228); Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. 155) MARTIN, John F. of this coutny, died Wellsville Oct. 12 ae 84 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 13 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 297) MARTIN, John R., youngest daughter died last Sunday morning in Wellsville ---Ohio Press-, Fri., 25 Apr. 1884 (Bk. p. 83) MARTIN, Mr. & Mrs. of Rush Run---youngest child died of diphtheria, another child not expected to live---Ohio Press, Fri., 11 Nov. 1881 MARTIN, R. A. OF Irondale, died 15 Apr. 1880, buried Chestnut Grove, leaves a wife , 6 sisters, 4 brothers and both parents. ---Ohio Press, 4-30-1880 MARTIN, Robert U. died Irondale, 4-16-1880 of injuries received. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-23-1880 (Bk. p. 92) MARVIN, Sarah A. w/o George F. died Columbus 11-9-1880 ae 47 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-19-1880 (Bk. p. 248) MASKER, Hattie d/o David & Jennie, died last night (Tuesday) at the home of her parents---The Ohio Press, Fri. 5 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p. 2) MASON, Capt. Jeremiah, suicide at Wheeling, Monday, an old time river pilot. ---Ohio Press, 23 Mar. 1883 (Bk. pp. 50, 52) MASON, Capt. Samuel!. a pioneer steamboatman, died at Wheeling Friday evening in the 80th year of his age. He was Capt. of many steamboats on the Ohio during the last half of the century. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 13 Apr. 1883 (Bk. p. 65) MASTON, Frances, in 26th year, w/o Prof. Geo. Maston, d/o Joseph R. Shelly, formerly of county, died Savannah, Ill 245-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-19-1880 (Bk. p. 64) MASTON or MASTIN, Mrs. Nancy m/o Mrs. Geo. Copeland of this city, died yesterday (Friday) at Cadiz Junction, German Twp. in 81st year of her life. Center Unity Church---The Ohio Press, Fri. 9 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 39,41) --Wkly Gaz. 3-9-1883 (Bk. p. 54) MATHER, James died Wayne Twp. 3-29-1881 in 69th year, born Scotland 1812 to U. 5. 1822, married 1837 Nancy d/o Jas. Copeland who died 2 yrs. ago, 5 ch: Ms. D. B. Frazier, Mrs. Geo. Gruber, James L, John C. and Charles---Wkly Gaz. 4-1-1881 (Bk. pp. 69, 72) MATHER, Charles ae 79 yrs. died last Tuesday, will be buried Friday from his late residence in Smithfield, born Loanhead, Scotland June 1804, settled with his father near Smithfield, leaves wife and 7 children. ---Ohio Press, Fri, 3-30-1883 (Bk. p. 56); Wkly Gaz. 1883 Bk. p.T3, 75 Daughter Emma m. James Gilbraith or Galbraith and died Smithfield 4 Mar. 1885 and left 2 ch; His ch: Elizabeth, Margaret, Kate, Clara, William, Rachel w/o James C. Gilbreth.--Ohio Press 3-13-1885 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-13-1885 (Bk. p. 73) -111- MATTHEWS, Ella E. w/o Benjamin, ae 24 yrs, died city 3-15-1882, dlo Samuel Sharp She leaves twin girl babie.--Wkly Gaz. 3-17-1882 (Bk. pp. 76, 79) MAXWELL, Cochran, ae about 45 yrs, died McCoy's Station 7-12-1881 of sunstroke, soldier in late war---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. pp. 169, 173) MAXWELL, Mrs. John died Oct. 25th at the residence of her husband near New Alexandria on Thursday, aged about 65 years. ---Wkly Gaz. 2 Nov. 1883, (Bk. p. 270); Ohio Press 11-2-1883 (Bk. p.197) MAXWELL, Mrs. Nancy died Bloomfield 1-29-1881 in 69th year. w/o Herman Maxwell ---Wkly Gaz. 2-4-1881 (Bk. pp.24a, 27a, 29a; Ohio Press-2-4-1881 MAXWELL,, Robert & Mary of Wayne Twp.---daughter Mary E. born there 12 Nov. 1852 She married Frank Eberlein 1880 and died 12-9-1880 at Bridgeport, 0. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-17-1880 (Bk. p. 272) MAXWELL, Thomas, brother of John S. of city, born city 30 May 1819, died Cross Creek Twp. 23 Nov. 1884 ae 66 yrs. M1) Rebecca Stitt 1844 who died 1876, 5 ch: Mrs. Mary J. Thompson and Hamilton of Chicago, Annie at home, George A. of the city, Winfield who died 2 yrs. ago m2) Mrs. Maria Tipton who survives him. He lived at farm called The Forks, at the intersection of the Steubenville Plank and Cadiz and Richmond roads, near Wintersville since 1833.; 157th ONG Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 313, 314); Ohio Press 29 May 1885 MAXWELL, W. H. ae 85 of Wayne Twp., farmer and early settler, died Oct. 5th. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 10 Oct. 1884, (Bk. p. 191) MAXWELL, William W. died Bloomfield Sunday, Oct. 5th, ae 85 yrs. 7 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 10 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 277) MAXWELL, Winfield S. ae about 33 yrs, died 8-14-1881 of heart disease. well-known grocery man, unmarried, dropped dead in the U. S. Hotel s/o Thomas Maxwell of the Cross Roads, brother of George A. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-26-1881 (Bk. pp. 204, 207: Ohio Press 1881, Bk.211?213) MAY, C. L. ---infant daughter died 14 Aug. 1882 ---The Ohio Press 18 Aug. 1882 , Friday, (Bk. p. 127) MAY, Catherine, ae 24 yrs, d/o John & Elizabeth, died city April 3rd of consumption. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-6-1883 (Bk. p. 80); Ohio Press 1883 (Bk. p. 59) MAY, Charles, formerly of city,---daughter Ida married a Wallace. She was ae 24, died Wednesday---Ohio Press 1-7-1881 MAY, Lazarus, ae 72, brother of Win. & Joseph, died Germany 12-28-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-4-1881 (Bk. pp. 36, 37) MAYERS, Mary J. ae 58, died city Thursday, remains taken to New Martinsville. ---Wkly Gaz. Aug. 10, 1883 (Bk. p. 192) MAYBEW, John, ae 83, died near Fairview last Tuesday, wagoner from Baltimore and Philadelphia in early days.--Wkly Gaz. 4-15-1881 (Bk. p. 81) MAYNARD, Mahlon ae 83 yrs, died 6th Ward, 2-22-1880, father-in-law of Samuel Wright, born Fredericksburg, Md. 1797, left 3 sons and 2 daughters ---Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. p. 43, 44) MAZE, John of near Richmond, son-in-law of Alexander Welday, his 5 yr. old daughter died of diphtheria.--Wkly Gaz. 8-18-1882 (Bk. p. 246) NEANS, Miss Mamie, ae 19, d/o Joseph Means dec. and Mary Kay Means, buried from St. Paul's, funeral Sunday last---Ohio Press 3-25-1881 MEANS, MARY K. died 3-18-1881, born city 3-12-1862, left mother, 2 sisters and brother---called "Mamie"---VWkly Gaz. 3-25-1881 (Bk. pp. 62, 4) MEANS, N. DAWSON s/o Wn. , married 1872 Ida F. Allison d/o W. R., funeral from residence of W. R. Allison, brother-in-law of Agnes w/o J. D. Layng, Linnie w/o B. W. Doyle and Sadie w/o John Dury, formerly of Steubenville; brother Archie Means in Peoria, Ill. ---Te Ohio Press 30 Jan. 1880 -112- MEANS, N. Dawson died at residence on Logan Hill near Mingo Jct. in 42nd year. born 4-27-1838, s/o Wi. Means, married 1872 Ada F. Allison d/o W. R. , cause consumption.--Wkly Gaz. 1-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 20, 21, 22) brother, Archie Means, Sisters: Nina w/o B. W. Doyle, Agnes w/o J.D. Lang, Sadie w/o John Dury, buried Union Cemetery. MEHOLLIN, Mrs. Joseph died at her home near New Alexandria this morning (Mar. 24) ae about 40 years. She leaves a husband and several children. The deceased was a sister of Mrs. Jno. Burns, of this city... ---Wkly Gaz. 3-28-1884 (Bk. pp. 90, 95); Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 66) NEIGH, Jane w/o Hamlet, ae 24, died 17 Sept. 1883, funeral from St. Paul's. ---The Ohio Press 28 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 175) MELLOR, Benjamin s/o Henry of city, died Dennison 1-2-1881 in 22nd year, brother of Harry, born Steubenville, formerly of city. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-2-1881 (Bk. p. 1); Ohio Press 1-2-1881 NELLOR, George H. s/o Henry ae 1 yr 9 mos died city 2-10-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-17-1882 (Bk. pp. 44, 50) MELLOR, Henry, ae about 71 yrs. formerly of city, died Connellsville, Pa. 5-12-1881, born Lancashire, England 1810, to America 1820, married Ruth Ann Conner 1831, who died 1873, Sons: James L., Joseph S., Albert, Thomas, David, Hugh C. and Harry ---Wkly Gaz. 5-20-1881 (Bk. pp. 113, 117); Ohio Press 5-20-1881 MELLOR, little s/o Henry died Monday evening---Ohio Press, Fri., 2-17-1882 (Bk.p. 22) MELVIN, James, formerly of city, died East Oakland, Cal. Aug. 1st, in the 80th year of his age, born Cecil Co., Md. 1803 s/o Samuel H. Melvin ---Wkly Gaz. 1 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp. 259, 260) MELVIN, Samuel Slemmons, native of Steubenville in 33rd year, died Springfield, Illinois, Oct. 22nd, born Steubenville s/o Dr. Samuel H. & Mrs. S.A. Melvin---Wkly Gaz. 3 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 315, 319) MELVIN, Willie Bradford, ae 10 yrs, s/o William & Rachel , died Burgettstown 10-6-1881 of typhoid fever---Wkly Gaz. 10-21-1881 (Bk. p. 248) ---Ohio Press 10-21-1881 MERCER, Mrs. Caroline, ae about 35, died city 2nd or 3rd of Aug. 1882 --Ohio Press, 8-11-1882 (Bk. p. 122); Nkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. p. 240) MERCER, John---his little daughter, Myrtle died---Ohio Press 3-24-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-17-1882 (Bk. p. 85) (she died in city) MERIDITH, John Reed, ae about 60, formerly of city, died Omaha, 21st Oct. ae about 60 yrs., law student under D. L. Collier and married his daughter, Annie Collier, Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Meridith, a cousin of Messrs, John A. and William Collier of city. ---Ohio Press, 10-29-4880; Wkly Gaz. 10-29-1880 (Bk. p. 232) MERRIMAN, INFANT D?O Policeman Merriman, died Sunday, ae 9 days. ---Ohio Press, Fri., 11 May 1883 (Bk. p. 84) MERRIMAN (MERRYMAN), Jarrett, ae 73 yrs(or 77?), leaves a wife and 8 ch: Rezin, Nicholas, Elizabeth, Mary w/o John Copeland, Rebecca J., Sarah w JohnTo Ralston, Catharine wo G. W. Ralston of Wells Twp., Mary J. w/o Joseph Reynolds of York---Ohio Press 2-9-1883 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-9-1883 (Bk. p. 30, 31 MERRIMAN, Wn., an old and respected citizen of Wayne Twp. was buried Tuesday, wife and 6 ch. survive him.---Ohio Press, Fri. 27 July 1883 (Bk. p 133) MERRYMAN, Policeman of Steubenville, lost infant daughter by death yesterday. ---Wky Gaz. 5-11-1883 (Bk. p. 109) MERTZ, Prof. 1st infant child to whooping cough---hio Press 1-5-1883 (Bk. p.1) ---VWkly Gaz. 1-5-1883 (Bk. p. 4) METZER, Joh, who had his leg cut off by being run over by a caboose in the Dennison yeards, preceding Friday, died today. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 23 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 49) -113) MILBURN, James, ae 38, of 6th Ward, coal miner, died 21 July 1884 of consumption, left wife and 2 children---Wkly Gaz. 1884, (Bk. pp. 202, 203) ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 25 July 1884 (Bk. p. 135) MILLER, A BRAKEMAN ON THE Panhandle, of Wellsburg, killed near Holliday's Cove in RR accident---Wkly Gaz. 2-24-1882 (Bk. p. 58) MILLER, Andrew of Nottingham, died at the house of his parents Sept. 30th in his 79th year---Washington News---Wkly Gaz. 10-110-1884 (Bk.-p. 276) MILLER, Ann C. wlo Judge John H., died city Sept. 5th ae 76 yrs., leaves husband and 2 children, youngest d/o Col. Thomas Stokely, born Fayette Co., Pa. 1806---Wkly Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp. 265, 270, 271) MILLER, Carrie, littel d/o Peter Miller, burned, near death--Ohio Press 11-5-1880 MILLER, Edna, ae about 14 yrs, d/o Earnest & Lizzie Miller, formerly of city, died 18 Aug. 1882 at Pittsburgh, funeral from Jas. H. Bair residence. --Ohio Press, Fri., 8-25-1882 (Bk. p. 131); Wkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. p.253) MILLER, Mr. J. 0. of New Cumberland, son-in-law of Rev. John Cowl, died, leaves wife and 2 ch.---Wkly Gaz. 3-3-1882 (Bk. p. 64) MILLER, Mrs. John R. w/o Judge Miller, born Brownsville, Fayette Co., Pa. 1806, nee Nancy Stokely, youngest d/o Col. Thomas Stokely, married 1841, to Steubenville 1832, left husband, son Edward and daughter Mrs. Pratt of Iowa survive her, sister of Gen. Samuel Stokely, her age 76 yrs. ---Ohio Press, Friday 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp. 137, 138, 139, 141) MILLER, Miss Lizzie died city 10-4-1880, d/o the lat Thomas & Elizabeth, sister of Frank & Samuel-----Ohio Press 10-8-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-8-1880 (Bk. pp. 214, 216, 217) MILLER, Mrs. Margaret, ae 52 yrs, died at residence near Acme Glass Works, May 26th, leaves 3 sons and 3 daughters---Wkly Gaz. 6-1-1883 (p. 128) MILLER, Mrs. Martha ae 52, died 26 May 1883 at her residence near Acme Glass Wks. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 1 June 1883 (Bk. p. 100) MILLER, Mary, suicide noted, dated 1863_.... .hoax? found in river... ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 18 May 1883 (Bk. p. 87) MILLER, Noah, death by RR accident Tuesday, s/o Campbell Miller of Wellsburg... ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 24 Feb. 1882 (Bk. p. 25) MILLER, ONLY child of Thomas, died Saturday in New Cumberland of cholera infantum ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 3 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 169) MILLER, W. F. ae 31 yrs, s/o Mrs. Martha Milled, drowned in Warsaw, Illinois, a carpenter, called "Thompson", brother of Robert Miller of city, left wife and 1 child. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-9-1880 (Bk. p. 153) 154) ---Ohio Press 7-9-1880 MILLIGAN, Mrs. Martha in 80th year, m/o Rev. T. V. Milligan, died Nebraska City, Neb. 9-22-1881---Wkly Gaz. 11-25-1881 (Bk. p. 281) MILLIZER, Miss Maggie died city 10-6-1880 in 29th yr., d/o Henry, died at residence of brother-in-law, Win. Hukill, left 2 sisters and 2 brothers. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-8-1880 (Bk. p. 214) MILTON, Mrs. Isaac died Florence, Pa. 6-30-1880 in 60th year. --Vnkly Gaz. 7-9-1880 (Bk. pp. 153, 154) MILLS, Jennie, eldest d/o John of Green Twp., died last Wednesday(written 15th Sept. 1882)---hio Press, 20 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 161) MILLS, Mattie A. ae 20, d/o John & Eliza of Green 'Tp, Harrison Co., died 11-24-1883, Beech Springs Church for burial. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-7-1883 (Bk. p. 297) MISER, Adam ae about 11 yrs., died of injuries when run over by a sled, buried at Chestnut Grove---'~kly Gaz. 5-6-1881 (Bk. p. 103) MINER s:/o .Adam Miner, nephew of J. Williams, died near Irondale 9 Apr. 1881, buried at Chestnut Grove---Ohio Press 4-15-1881 MISE~, Mrs. John d/o Dr. D. H. Cole, of Bloomfield ae 27 yrs. died June 12, ---Wkly Gaz. 16 June 1882 (Bk. p. 164) -114- YISKELLY, John killed in boiler explosion at Black HOrse in New Cumberland (Jan. 4?Oae about 30 yrs., leaves wife and 2 or 3 children. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-5-1883 (Bk. p. 4, 6); Ohio Press 1-5-1883 (bk. p.2) MITCHELL, Edmund ae 2 yrs. s/o Dennis & Mary, died city June 20, 1881 on N. 7th St.---Wkly Gaz. 6-24-1881 (Bk. p. 145, 148) MOHR, Otto, a Uhrichsville tailor, formerly of Cadiz, suicide ---Wkly Gaz. 8-15-1884 (Bk. p. 224) MONNICH, Lander R. ae 3 mos. s/o Herman & Rosa, died city June 11th. ---Wkly Gaz. 16 June 1882 (Bk. p. 164) MONNICH, Herman, youngest son buried Monday,... ---The Ohio Press 16 June 1882 (Bk. pp. 88, 90) MONSEY, Jas. who was so badly scalded on the steamer Lettie a short time ago, died at his home in Toronto, (Thursday) --The Ohio Press, Friday, 13 April 1883 (Bk. p. 65) MONTGOMERY, John died Wayne Twp. June 12, ae about 65 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 13 June 1884 (Bk. p. 162) MONTGOMERY, Squire John, brother of Ex-Sheriff, dropped dead this morning (Thursday June 12th) while at work at his place at Skelley's Station---The Ohio Press, Fri., 13 June 1884 (Bk. p. 107) MONTGOMERY, Mrs, a widow living near Richmond, was found dead in her room Tuesday where she had gone to prepare to attend a funeral. He age was 79 yrs., died 13 Mar. 1884, son Win. in next house. --Wkly Gaz. 3-21-1884 (Bk. p. 82); Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 59) MOONEY, Christine, ae 77 yrs, died Brooke Co., W. Va. 10 June 1882 ---Ohio Press 6-16-1882 (Bk. p. 90); Wkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. p. 164) MOOREHEAD, J. B. ae 63, father of J. C. died at Oil City ---Ohio Press 12 Mar. 1880---Assorted Deaths p. 27 MOORHEAD, Mary died Mar. 18, 1884 at the residence of M. L. A. Ralston in German Twp. in Harrison Co. in the 79th year of her age. ---Wkly Gaz. 2 May 1884 (Bk. p. 123) MORAN, Rose, ae 9 yrs. d/o Patrick & Mary of Logan St. died city Dec. 18th. ---Ohio Press, Fri., 12-21-1883 (Bk. p. 228); Wkly Gaz. 1883 (Bk. p.308) MARAN, Catherine w/o James, died Hancock Co., W. Va. Aug. 29th ae 76 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-8-1882 (Bk. p. 265); Ohio Press 1882 (Bk. p. 135) MORAN, Katie, ae 18 yrs, d/o Patrick & Catharine, 9th of 13 children, only 4 remain, St. Peter's Churcy. --Wkly Gaz. 4-15-1881 (Bk. p. 81, 83) ---The Ohio Press, 4-15-1881 MORAN, Patrick, died city 1-2-1882 of consumption in his 64th year; born County Kevry, Ireland, 1818, to Steubenville 1857; married Katharine Kelly, 13 ch:4 living: James, John, Agnes and William ---Wkly Gaz. 1-6-1882 (Bk. p. 1) MORE, Mrs. Anne ae 42, died about Mar. 12, 1880---Assorted Deaths p. 27 MOREEAD, Mrs. Eliza, died city Nov. 11, ae 74 yrs. 13 days; funeral from the residence of Capt. Joseph Hollis, s/o Samuel Kirkpatrick, sister of Ms. David myers and Perry Kirkpatrick------Ohio Press, Fri., 16 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 203; Wkly Gaz. 1883 (Bk.p. 280) MOREHEAD, J. B. ae 63 yrs, father of J. C. died Oil City, Pa., late of this city of the Panhandle Road, died 3-8-1880; buried at his old home at North East, Pa.---VWly Gaz. 3-12-1880 (Bk. p. 56)4S? MORELZAND, Andrew of Pittsburgh, slipped on an iron grating in Diamond St., Pittsburg, this morning and striking his head against a curb stone, was instantly killed.---Vkly Gaz. 3-7-1884 (Bk. p. 75) MORELND, Daniel A. married Sarah Chambers in Loudon Co., Va. She m2) Martin Easterday. She died 4-9-1880 in 87th year.. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-23-1880 (Bk. p. 93) -115- MORELAND, David Sr. died Saturday June 18, 1881, born Capol Springs, Hampshire Co., Va. 5-4-1812, came first to Knox Twp., married May 1834 to Miss Arta M. Morgan, 7 ch., 4 living: Daniel A. of Island Creek, Maria of Michigan, Amanda of Marion Co., Harriet of Philadelphia, m2) 10-25-1852".Hannah Leggitt 4 ch: Emma C. wlo R. W. Keen of Philadelphia, John W. in Atlantic Cable Dept., Dessa w/o C. W. Wor- thington of Greenville, Pa., David H. of city; came to Steubenville 1845 , Worked in Express business; Hamline M. E. Church, resided Dock Street, buried Union Cemetery. ---Ohio Press 6-24-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. Fri. June 24, 1881 (Bk. p. 155) MORELAND, David Sr. of Steubenville s/o Mrs. Sarah Easterday, who died in Letart Falls, Meigs Co., Friday in 87th year. ---The Ohio Press 23 April 1880 MORELAND, Hettie B. ae 19 yrs, d/o Joseph and Mary died city Jan. 15th of consumption---Wkly Gaz. 1-19-1883 (Bk. p. 11, 17) MORELAND, John, to Steubenville from Fayette Co. Pa. 1812, daughter Rebecca m. David Morrow and died I. S. Twp. ae 82, buried at I. C.; son Joseph of Steubenville---Wkly Gaz. 21 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 309) MORELAND, Mrs. , mother of J. Wesley Moreland, died at Co. Infirmary this week. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-11-1881 (Bk. p. 15); Ohio Press 2-11-1881 buried at the infirmary. MORGAN, John, ae 19th year, died in Martin's Ferry 22 Mar. 1884, buried in Union Cemetery, Steubenville.---Ohio Press 3-28-1884, (Bk. p. 66) MORGAN, John, Western Union telegrapher, died at Wheeling ---The Ohio Press, 27 Feb. 1880 MORGAN, Wilson , youngest s/o Rev. J. B. Morgan died Smithfield 4-2-1880 in 23rd yr. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-9-1880 (Bk. p. 83) MORRIS, Isaac 0. of Mt. Pleasant Twp. , will admitted to probate ---The Ohio Press, 3-18-1881 ; Wkly Gaz. 3-18-1881 (Bk. p. 53) MORRISON, Albert E. ae 2 yrs. 14 days, sbo R. W. B. and Alice R. died city 1-18-1881 of diphtheria---Wkly Gaz. 1-21-1881 (Bk. pp. 13a, 16a) ---Ohio Press 1-21-1881 MORRISON, Alexander ae 73 yrs. died Salem Twp. Oct. 30, 1882, born Jeff. Co. 1809, m) Mrs. Walker d/o Isaac Shane, 5 ch, 4 survive: Isaac, George, Catherine Cox, and Martha Blazier; brother of Newton Morrison of city; born Chester Co., Pa. 1809, his father settled on Bacon Ridge; m 1834 Eliza Walker d/o Isaac Shane ---Wkly Gaz. 3 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 315, 320); 17 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 331) Ohio Press 3 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 168) MORRISON, Diana w/o Richard and d/o the late Oliver C. Smith, died city 3-2-1889 in::20th-or 29th year, born New Alexandria. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880 (Bk. p. 49, 53, 80) MORRISON, Elmira D. d/o R. W. B. & Alice R. Morrison, died Sept. 15, 1884 on N. 5th St. ae 1 yr. 2 wks, buried Wheeling.---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk.p.177) ---Wkly Gaz. 19 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 252) MORRISON, James B., a brakeman, was killed at Dennison, Monday, by the cars running over him---Ohio Press, Fri., 16 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p. 26) MORRISON, John, brother of Newton of Steubenville, John resided in St. -ouis, died ae 80 yrs.---Thne Ohio Press, 26 May 1882 (Bk. p. 17) MORRISON, John R. in 80th year, formerly of Springfield, this county, died in St. Louis, May 21, 1882, brother of Newton Morrison and Dr. Henry and Alex, born Center Co., Pa. to Jeff. Co. 1808, at Springfield, went west 1864, blacksmith and wagonmaker, ---Wkly Gaz. May 26, 1882 (Bk. p. 144, 145) -116- MORRISON, Robert Bliss ae 4 wks. 4 days, s/o R. W. B. and Alice R., died city 8-24-1880---Wkly Gaz. 8-27-1880 (Bk. pp. 185, 188) MORROW, Dorsey, ae 6 yrs, 3 mos. 16 days, , second s/o Eima and the late James W. Morrow, died King's Creek 1-26-1880 of meningitis ---Wkly Gaz. 1-30-1880 (Bk. p. 20); Ohio Press 1-30-1880 MORROW, James B. ae 2 yrs 2 mos. s/o Benton & Hattie of Brown's Island, d. Oct. 2nd MORROW, Rebecca Davd ale1Isladae yrs, buried in w/o Ef y yr , buried inesd Island Creek Twp., d/o John Moreland, to Steubenville 1812, David died 17 years ago, 11 ch: left: Col. John of Nebraska, David, Wilson, and Alexander of Island Creek, Joseph M. of Johnstown, Samuel of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Mary Jane Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Margaret Almon of E. Springfield, Mrs. Eliza McMillen of Brown's Island and Mrs. Nancy Ault of Steubenville and Sarah at home. ---Wkly Gaz. 21 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 309) MORROW, Mrs. Richard, ae 65, died Thursday last, after an illness of several weeks---Ohio Press, Fri., 13 Apr. 1883 (Bk. p. 67) MORROW, William, a highly respected farmer of Hancock, over-the-river, died at her home this morning ae 60 yrs---Wkly Gaz. 12-7-1883 (Bk. p. 298) MOSES, Fred and Mollie---daughter Pearl ae 3 yrs. 3 mos 26 days, died Zanesville 24 Dec. 1880---Ohio Press 24 Dec. 1880 MOSES, Oscar died city 6-18-1880 of consumption in 23rd year; brother-in-law of Policeman Kell, s/o Lewis Moses, St. John's Lutheran ---Wkly Gaz. 6-25-1880 (Bk. pp. 144, 145)' MOSES, Pearl, ae 3 yrs. 3 mos. 26 days, oldest child of Fred and Mollie Moses formerly of city, died Zanesville 12-13-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. p. 281) MURRAY, Alice, ae about 3 yrs, youngest d/o Edward, died city 2-18-1880 of scarlet fever, 2 more children lying ill with the same disease. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-20-1880 (Bk. pp/ 36, 39) MURRAY, Edward---little daughter died---The Ohio Press, 19 Mar. 1880 MURRAY, Maggie ae 4 yrs, d/o Edward , died city 3-13-1880 of scarlet fever, buried another child, Alice, less than 4 weeks ago, last child also ill---Wkly Gaz. 3-19-1880 (Bk. pp. 64, 69) MURRAY, Mrs. Mary, ae about 90, died city 1-31-1881, died at residence of son James, born County Gaiway, Ireland, to Steubenville 1868, 11 children, husband died Ireland 1837---Ohio Press 2-4-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-4-1881 (Bk. pp. 24a, 28a) MURRAY, W. C., died near Fairview Feb. 14th, born Northumberland Co., Pa. in 1809, to Hancock Co. 1818, married Emily Abraham of this city 1833 2 daughters and wife survive, 2 sons dying in the army. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-2-1883 (Bk. p. 48) MURRAY, William, while wheeling sewer pipe at Toronto Thesday received a sun stroke from which he died, leaves wife and family, his family live in Ireland---The Ohio Press, Friday, 6 July 1883 (Bk. p. 119) ---Wkly Gaz. 7-7-1883 (Bk. p. 163) MUELLER, Peter, ae about 42 yrs, died city May 25, residence 3rd Street, saloon keepr o.f city, born Germany, --The Ohio Press 2 June 1882 (Bk. p.81) ~---;I- ~--- Wcly Ga. 2 June 1882 (Bk9pcI~35O2L~ MUIIRPHY, Maggie, ae 14 days, d/o W. J.& Mary, died 10 Aug. 1884 ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 15 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 149) MURTLAND, David died Brooke Co. 4-9-1882 of cancer ---Wkly Gaz. 4-14-1882 (Bk. p. 101 HYATT, Alexander, hung himself Sunday, see earlier issues for background for this. murdered John Bird on May 27th---VWkly Gaz. 6-15-1883 (Bk. p. 145) ---Ohio Press, Fri., 15 June 1883 (Bk. p. 107, 110) -117- MYERS, Anna w/o Iria or Isaiah Myers, died Dennison 22 Mar. 1884, Saturday morning, ae 23 yrs. She was a dlo James Wright of Holidays's Cove, over-the-river. Her remains were interred at Three Springs Cemetery Sunday afternoon. Left babe.---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 66) Wkly Gaz. 28 Mar. 1884 (Bk. pp. 90, 94, 95) MYERS, Constantine J. ae 15 mos. 2wks, s/o William & Rosa, died city 9-14-1881, fell into privy vault, Mrs. Myers' mothers died a few weeks ago. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-16-1881 (Bk. p. 222) MYERS, Dora ae about 24 years, d/o Morris & Mary, died 1 Dec. 1883, consumption ---Ohio Press, 12-7-1883 (Bk. p. 218); Wkly Gaz. 1883 (Bk. p.296) MYERS, Edna d/o W. H. & Mary J., died city July 31, 1884, Church Street, ae 1 yr. 3 wks---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 144) ---Wkly Gaz. 8 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 221) MYERS, Elizabeth w/o C., ae 32 yrs. died city 7-2-1881, d/o Wesley & Sarah Buchanan, leaves husband and 1 child.---Wkly Gaz. 7-8-1881 (Bk. p.164, 166) MYERS, Everett s/o James W. died Toronto May 9, 1882 of typhoid. ---Wkly Gaz. 19 May 1882 (Bk. p. 136) MYERS, Frank, died Toronto 3-11-1882, run over by C&P passenger train, Myers and wife came from Matamoras down the river, buried Toronto Cemetery ---Wkly Gaz. 3-17-1882 (Bk. pp. 76, 77, 79) ---Ohio Press 17 Mar. 1882---he died 11 Mar. 1882 MYERS, Henry ae about 60 yrs, died Monday of consumption---from Toronto News item dated 25th Sept. ---Ohio Press, Fri., 28 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 175) MYERS, J. C. ae 15 mos. fell down the privy vault at his grandmother's in north end and smothered.---Ohio Press Sept. 16, 1881 MYERS, Jennie I w/o James W., died Sloan's Station in 34th year, d/o Andrew & Julia Ann Robertson, buried Sloan's Cemetery. d. 12-22-1880 --- Wkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. p. 1) MYERS, John died Richmond, Sept. 1st ae about 85 yrs, born Maryland ---Wkly Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 265, 266 ---The Ohio Press, Friday 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp.137, 139) MYERS, Josiah ae 77 yrs, died city April 4th, never married ---Wkly Gaz. Apr. 6, 1883 (Bk. p. 80) MYERS, L. S. died city Wednesday morning, May 14, 1884 ae 28 yrs. 6 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 16 May 1884 (Bk. p. 138) MYERS, Lizzie, w/o ELphalet, died 2 July 1881 in 22nd year, born city July 1859, d/o Nesley & Sarah Buchanan, left husband and son Bertie and others --The Ohio Press, Friday, 15 July 1881 MYERS, Lizzie w/o John, ae 30 yrs, died Aleckanna 5-20-1881, also Mark, her son ae 12 yrs. , leaves 3 ch. of her own and one step-child (quite ill) ---Wkly Gaz. 5-27, 1881 (Bk. pp. 119, 122) MYERS, Lucy ae 8 wks, d/o John & LIzzie , died Aleckanna 6-28-1881, mother died several weeks ago---Wkly Gaz. 7-1-1881 (Bk. pp. 156, 160) MYERS, Miss Margaret, born 1797, died at residence of Thomas Moreland, daughter of Matthew Myers, to city 1800, , born near Peter's Creek, Wash. CO., Pa., leaves brother Josiah and sister Mrs. John Nicholson of city, buried Union Cemetery---Wkly Gaz. 14 July 1882 (Bk. p. 208 ---Ohio Press, Friday, July 14, 1882 (Bk. p. 106) Margaret Myers died 7-9-1882, Abram Myers arigonal owner of land, suit aginst Thomas G. Moreland.---VWkly Gaz. 17 Nov. 1882 (pp. 333, 334) MYERS, Ollie A., ae 6 mos. s/o Theodore & Clara T. of Nheeling, died Wheeling Dec. 2nd---The Ohio Press, Friday 7 Dec. 1883 (Bk. p. 218) ---Wkly Gaz. 12-7-1883 (Bk. p. 296) MYERS, Rachel, in 20th year, d/o Morris &IMary, died city 11-10-1880 ---VWkly Gaz. 11-12-1880 (Bk. p. 242, 246); Ohio Press 11-19-1880 MYERS, S. L. ae 28 yrs. 6 mos. died May 14, at residence of Andrew Burns, N 3rd Street, buried Union cemetery---Ohio Press, 5-16-1884 (Bk. p. 92) -118- MYLES, Mrs. Lizzie, of Glenn's Run, hung herself--Ohio Press 8-27-1880 NARACON, James of Reed's Mill, tins born, the girl died. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-7-1880 (Bk. p. 106) NASH, Joseph in 81st year, died city April 12, 1880, brother of William, born Baltimore, Md. 1799, to Steubenville 1860, wife Sabra died about. 1 year ago---Ohio Press 4-16-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-16-1880 (Bk. pp. 60, 87, 90) NASH, William D. died 3-30-1877, leaving wife Sabra Nash and other heirs...who left several wills, the one in contest being made 6-21-1878, on Jan. 10, 1879 she died. In her will Mrs. Nary Johnson, her sister, was mentioned as being dead...Wkly Gaz. 4-2-1880 (Bk. pp, 82, 83) ---Wkly Gaz. 4-6-1877 (Bk. pp. 66, 68) NAYLOR, Mrs. Ella E. d/o Alex Cellars, formerly of Jeff. Co., died Topeka, Kansas, 5-19-1880 (Bk. p. 123)---Ohio Press 5-28-1880 ---WCkly Gaz. 5-28-1880 (Bk. p. 123) NEAL, Samuel of Robinson Twp., Wash. Co., Pa. died 5 July 1884 ae 67 yrs., leaves wife, 2 sons, and one daughter, who is w/o D. H. Russell. ---Wkly Gaz. 18 July 1884 (Bk. p. 201) NEE, Michael of C.& P. RR.---daughter Nary married John Keily, she died Aleckanna, Feb. 21st ae 32 yrs.--Wkly Gaz. 2-23-1883 (Bk. p. 45) NEE, Mrs. Michael died at her home in Ninevah, Friday, Nar. 4th? ---Ohio Press, 3-11-1881: Wkly Gaz. 3-11-1881 (Bk. p. 44) NEEDERGUARD, Henry ae 34 yrs, formerly of city, killed at Onoville on the Allegheny river 2-18-1882, also sp. Neiderguard, leaves wife and 3 children---Wkly Gaz. 2-24-1882 (Bk. p. 54, 59) NEEL, Cora Golda, infant d/o Archie A. & Maggie B., died Warrenton 4-22-1880 of spinal affectation---Wkly Gaz. 4-30-1880 (Bk. p. 97) NEIDENGARD, Henry, formerly of city, killed in the upper Allegheny by the falling of a smokestack---Ohio Press, Fri. 2-24-1882 (Bk. p. 26) NEILLY, Vincent, in 37th year, died city Aug. 6th, corner Washington and 6th St., also sp. Nilly, born France, married Louise Herman, 1 child. St. Peter's---Wkly Gaz. 8-11-1882 (Bk. p. 240' 241, 244 ) ---Ohio Press, Friday 11 Aug. 1882 (Bk. pp. 121, 122) NELSON, John, Ae about 80 yrs, died Springfield Twp. 8-25-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 9-2-1881 (Bk. p. 210);--Ohio Press 9-2-1881 NELSON, Mrs. Oliver E., of Alikanna, nee Florence Travis, d/o John & Sarah Travis, born ca. 1833 Steubenville, died 4-9-1915 ae 32, Alikanna; ch: Edgar, Paul, Phillip, & Thomas; Alikanna N. E. Ch. ---Steubenville Daily Gazette, 4-10-1915 NELSON, William, juryman, died a few days since---Ohio Press 2 Dec. 1881 NELSON, William, in 61st year, in 6th Ward 11-14-1881, born Westmoreland Co., Pa. 1821, married Susannah Fisher d/o John St.; left wife & 2 ch. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-18-1881 (Bk. pp. 276, 279, 280) NELSON, Wn. & Susan---daughter Nary J. w/o E. J. Keller, died city May 31st ae 39 yrs.---Wkly Gaz. 6-8-1883 (Bk. p. 137) NELIGART, LZeopold, a Bridgeport saloon keeper, committed suicide Saturday. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 17 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 193) NEUINEr4AKER, Miss Lizzie, died th Ward Sunday, left mother, 2 brothers and 1 sister---The Ohio Press, 11 Mar. 1881 NEWBANER, Albert August ae 7 mos. s/o August, died Sept. 4th, 6th Ward. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 7 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 162) NEWBORN, Carl, ae 6 mos. s/o August &IAugusta, died Aug. 30th 1884 ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 5 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 163) NEWBONER, Carl s/o August &EAuguZsta, died Sat. ae 6 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 5 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 242) -119- NEWELL, Mrs. Annie, ae 85 yrs, mother of Mrs. M. A. Keys of this city, died Allegheny City, 2-7-1880--Wkly Gaz. 2-13-1880 (Bk. p. 30) NEWELL, Herbert Dodson se 5 y 6mos 1 day s/o Otis H., died 6-28-1880 of scarlet fever---Wkly Gaz. 7-2-1880 (Bk. pp. 149, 152) NEWELL, Otis---funeral of little son---Ohio Press 2 July 1880 NEWLANDS, Clara, w/o Frank G. d/o ex-Senator Wi. Sharon, died San Francisco 2-16-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-10-1882 (Bk. p. 67) NEWLIN, Annie, committed suicide, Wheeling---Ohio Press, 16 July 1880 NEWLIN, 'Matilda w/o James died Smithfield 8-12-1881 , ae about 65 yrs ---Wkly Gaz. 8-19-1881 (Bk. p. 199) NIBLACK, Mrs. Eleanor, ae 86 yrs, died city 2-19-1882, born 1796, 2 ch: Mrs. James Davison and Mrs. Hannah Thompson---Ohio Press, 2-24-1882 (Bk. p.26) ---Wkly Gaz. 2-24-1882 (Bk. pp. 54, 59) NICHOLLS, Ella w/o J. E. suicide in Missouri, d/o Wi. Hogg. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (Bk. p. 22) NICHOLSON, Cora B. w/o John H. died city 10-6-1881 in 23rd year, d/o Mrs. Sallie R. Carr (Ohio Press- Cora Carr Nicholson) 10-7-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-7-1881 (Bk. p. 236, 240 also funeral0-14-1881) NICHOLSON, Ellen w/o William ae 30 yrs, died city 6-10-1880, native of England, born County Durham 1850; to U. S. ae 7, married 1868, 4 ch with husband survive---Wkly Gaz. 6-18-1880 (Bk. p. 139) ---Ohio Press 6-18-1880. NICHOLSON, Mrs. John H., funeral---Wkly Gaz. 1881 (Bk. p. 246) NILAND, Mary ae 4 mos. d/o James & Anna Niland, of Aleckanna, died Fri. 27th Oct. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 3 Nov. 1882 (Bk. pp. 166, 168) ---Wkly Gaz. 3 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 315) NILLEYK Annie, ae 4 yrs, died city 2-21-1880 of scarlet fever ---Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. p. 43) NORCROSS, Mrs 4:, (wife,of Presiding Elder, dead---Ohio Press 20 Feb. 1880 NORMAN, John died Salem Twp. 3-24-1881 in 80th year; s/o Henry Norman, in Mingo Bottom in 1793; John born there 7-28-1811, to Salem Twp. ae 27 married Cathrine Lupler in38, 3 children. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-1-1881 (Bk. p. 69, 72) NORTON, Caroline M,. relict of James, formerly of city died 3-1-1882 in Freedonia, Ohio---Wkly Gaz. 3-3-1882 (Bk.p. 61) NORTON, Col. Edward M. of Warren Twp. near Portland, died in Wheeling last Thursday, pioneer in nail manufacturing, left wife and 5 children, son-in-law, Joseph Campbell; will presented for probate. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-9-1883 (Bk. p. 275; Ohio Press Fri. ct. 19, 1883 (p.187) NORTHROP, Jeremiah, ae about 51, formerly of city, died St. Louis 8-4-1881; "one of the best stewards on the river" married Elizabeth Bond, sister of Alex and niece of R. H. Halsted, left wife and adopted daughter---Wkly Gaz. 8-12-1881 (Bk. pp. 194, 197) ---Ohio Press, 8012-1881 NORTROP, John, claimed that he was the son of Eliza McDonald, confirmed by Amy Brown, other sons of Mrs. Northrop: Jeremiah, Henry, Edwin and Ceorge---Northrop Case---Wkly Gaz. 10-22-1880 (Bk. pp. 229, 246, 249) NUNAMA~lKR, Kate, funeral took place Sunday (Jan. 4th) from the residence of her mother in the th Ward...The Ohio Press, Friday, 5 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p.1) ---Wkly Gaz. 1-5-1883 (Bk. p. 1) NUNEMAKER, Miss Elizabeth, ae 21, died city 3-6-1881 in 6th Ward ---Wkly Gaz. 3-11-1881 (Bk. pp. 44, 46) -120- O"Brien, Jane, w/o John of N. 3rd St. died Sept 28 ae 52 yrs., husband and 4 sons survive, St. Peter's---The Ohio Press, 3 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 188) Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 266) O"BRIEN, Frank "Piggy" ae 13 or 14 yrs,, mother lives on 8th St., killed jumping on & off trains at Logan St., worked at bottle works. s/o Patrick---Wkly Gaz. Oct. 5, 1883 (Bk. pp.246, 247 ---Ohio Press, Fri., 5 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 180) O'Brien, Lizzie, infant d/o Michael, died city 1-2-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-6-1882 (Bk. p. 1) ODBERT, Ross S. ae 21 yrs 22 days, died Dec. 22---Ohio Press 1882 (Bk. p. 198) ---Wkly Gaz. Dec. 29, 1882 (Bk. p. 374) ODBERT, Charley H. (or B.) ae 4 mos. 28 days,, s/o Rezin & Lizzie, died Oct. 2nd. --Wkly Gaz. 5 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 243); Ohio Press 1883 (Bk. p. 181) ODBERT, William, ae 69, formerly of city, died Wheeling 3-18-1880, born Wash. Co., Pa. 1811, brother of John and David of city, s/o James & Ann, to Steubenville 1812; married Elizabeth Brooker who with 4 ch. survive. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-26-1880 (Bk. pp. 70, 75); Ohio Press 3-26-1880 ODELL, Mrs. Jacob, died city Monday March 31, 1884 ae 63 yrs.; daughter, Mrs. Jos. Elliott on Fisher's Hill; born Pa. , her second husband, Mr. Odell, having died but a few years ago.; mother of Mrs. Geo. L. Conn, city Wkly Gaz. 4 Apr. 1884 (Bk. pp. 96, 97) ODELL, Marintha ae 84, died at residence of her son Lewis Odell on Wilson's Run; 'tgandmother of Dr. Blackburn, sister of Solomon Risden, w/o Jacob Odell who died about 6 years ago, 2 sons J and'fli L~4, daughter Mrs. John Blackburn, Finley Chapel---Wkly Gaz. 4-27-1883 (Bk. p'.100) ---Ohio Press 27 Apr. 1883 (Bk. p. 75) ae 90, m/o John and Levi of 6th Ward---Ohio Press 16 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p.26) O'connor, Timothy, ae 50 yrs, died city 10-2-1881---Ohio Press 10-7-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-7-1881 (Bk. pp. 236,) O'DONNELL, A. J. lost his life in an accident at Dinsmore.---Ohio Press, 2-11-1881 OGLE, John of Brush Creek, from Ireland 30 years ago, with brother William who died a few years ago?; JOhn died 26th or 28th Aug. 1882 upwards of 70 yrs. of age---Ohio Press 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 139) ---Wkly Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 265) O'HARA, an old gentleman, died at his home in New Cumberland Feb. 19th and was buried Feb. 2Oth---Ohio Press, Fri. 23 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p.33) O'HARA, William, formerly of Steubenville,. died Aurora, Nevada, April last; left 2 brothers in .California and 3 sisters in Steubenville: Ann O'Hara, Elizabeth O'Hara and Mrs. Caroline w/o Dr. M. W. Walker ---Wkly Gaz. 8-27-1880 (Bk. p. 186) OLIVER, Mrs. Mary ae 89 yrs. died near city 3-7-1882, widow of Henry, born Pa. 1793, resided 3 miles out of town, d/o Thomas Mansfield, 15 brothers and sisters, 4 survive her, no children, cared for several nieces and nephews, buried at Long's Church. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-10-1882 (Bk. pp. 67, 75) OLIE, Polly, made will 8 April 1881, left homestead farm to Henry Comingo Permer, Mary Hoobler, Nettie and Addie Mansfield (these 3 are d/o my brother Winm.Mansfield), nephew Wn. Mansfield, son John Mans- field (at age 18) Mrs. Wesley Permer, Jessie Osterhouse and his sister Ema Osterhouse (nephew and niece of mine), Josephine Scaggs (hired girl); Plaintiff's (77 persons) attempted to break the will on the ground of unsound mind and undue influence; two juries could not agree---Ohio Press, Fri., 28 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 229) OLLEN, Jackson, ae 51 yrs, died Knox Twp. 4-20-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. pp. 88, 91) O'NEAL, Frank & Ella, infant daughter, le 12 yrs, died, Thursday ---Wkly Gaz. Fri, Dec. 29, 1882 (Bk. p. 375) -121- O'NEAL, Mrs. Capt. James of St. Louis, died Boston recently; James brother of Abner of Steubenville d/o Reuel Powell of city; 3 daughters, Mrs. Frank Robinson, Mrs. Jas. Houseman and Mrs. Harry Black of St. Louis---Ohio Press, Friday, 25 July 1884 (Bk. p. 135) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 204) O'NEAL, John, died city Wednesday June 25, 1884, ae about 48 years; employee of C.& P. R.R.,leaves wife and 2 children, Civil War, 10th Tenn. Vol. Inf. Ohio Press, 29 May 1884, 1884 (Bk. p. 116) ---Wkly Gaz. 27 June 1884 (Bk. pp. 178, 179, 180 O'NEAL, Leroy, ae about 45 yrs, died Wellsville Feb. 5th, brother of Elvira O'Neal and John O'Neal Jr., bakery business, s/o John of city. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-9-1883 (Bk. pp. 30, 31; Ohio Press 1883 (Bk. p. 22) O'NEAL, Sarah J. in 68th year, died at residence of daughter Mrs. Jas. Cable. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-23-1880 (Bk. p. 163); Ohio Press 7-23-1880 ONG, Mr. A. M. died in Smithfield---Wkly Gaz. 12 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 249) ONG, Horace C. ae 6 mos. 10 days, s/o W. C. & Annie E. Ong, died city 11-24-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 11-26-1880 (Bk. p. 253) ONG, Jacob, died Smithfield 5-1-1881 at an advanced age. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-13-1881 (Bk. p. 106); Ohio Press 5-6-1881 ONG, M. F. of Smithfield Twp.---Daughter Ehma w/o D. W. Dorrance died 1884 ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 5 Dec. 1884 (Bk. p. 235) ONG, Matthias, of Smithfield----Daughter Ehma w/o David W. Dorrance, lived in Steubenville on Upper Market St. died Nov. 30, 1884, leaving husband and 2 small children---Wkly Gaz. Dec. 5, 1884 (Bk. p. 320) ONG, Rachel w/o Will L., died Smithfield July 27 of scarlet fever ---Wkly Gaz. 4 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 231); Ohio Press 1882 (Bk. p. 118) ONG, W. C., brother-in-law of Wesley Mansfield of Wayne Twp. who died 1880 ---The Ohio Press, 17 Sept. 1880 ONG, Mr. and Mrs. W. C., infant child died suddenly--Ohio Press 3 Dec. 1880 OPPERMAN, Catharine mother of Henry, died 6th Ward Tuesday (July 11th) ae 73 yrs, born Germany, to U. 5. 1847, husband died Pittsburgh 1852, 6 ch-- 4 sons, Henry, Jacob, Conrad, and John------Wkly Gaz. 14 July 1882 (Bk. p. 209); Ohio Press 1882 (Bk. p. 107) ORAM, Benjamin of 2nd Wd. born Steub. 1823, died this morning (July 10th?) unmarried, residence on Wells Run------Ohio Press, Friday, 11 July 1884 (Bk. pp. 126, 218) ORR, George S. ae 65, died at Holiday's Cove, Wednesday, leaves a wife and 8 ch., 3 married and 5 at home--Wkly Gaz. June 30, 1882 (Bk. p. 191) ---The Ohio Press, Friday 30 June 1882 (Bk. p. 98) ORR, Mrs. Geroge, formerly of Steubenville, died in Belifontaine, last Thursday to be buried here...Ohio Press, Fri., 13 Apr. 1883 (Bk. p. 64) ORR, S. N. ae about 60 yrs. died Holliday's Cove 2-5-1882, leaves wife and 5 ch., son W. B. died about 2 mos. ago. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-10-1882 (Bk. pp. 34, 41); Ohio Press 2-10-1882 (Bk.17) ORR, TF. J. an old Steubenville boy, assassinated at Canton Tues, cannot recover ---VWkly Gaz. 26May 1882 (Bk. p. 149) ORR, W. B. (William B., died 12-4-1881, Resolutions of Respect from Bridgeport teacher,---hio Press, 16 Dec. 1881 QER, William, brother of Charles of Steubenviole and of Edward of Colu~bus, died East Liverpool yesterday, ae about 55 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 236) ORRUM, Wm.---daughter Sarah w/o Sam'1 Hamilton, died city Nov. 9, 1882 ae 52 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 17 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 331) ORil, C. H. ae 46, former resident of Steubenville, brother of Mrs. J. S. Patterson, and Mrs. M. S. Stokley of city, died Chicago May 9, residence in Hiawatha, Kansas, buried there, left wife & 5 ch. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 23 May 1884 (Bk. p. 95) -122- ORTF{, George H. in 66th year, formerly of Steubenville, died Pittsburgh 9-2-1881 ---The Ohio Press, 9 Sept. 1881 ORUM, Benjamin, died city Thursday, July 10, 1884, ae 61 yrs., born Steubenville 1823, Veteran, unmarried, no relatives in this vicinity ---Wkly Gaz. 11 July 1884 (Bk. pp. 191, 194) OSBORN, Frank born Steubenville, saddler, never married, lived with maiden sister, ae 62 yrs., died Tuesday ---Wkly Gaz. Fri. 7-6-1883 (Bk. p. 162) OSBORN, Mrs. Frank d/o Dr. John Andrews, died at Columbus ---Ohio Press 17 Sept. 1880 OSBORN, Margaret Andrews, ae 30, w/o Frank S. Osborn, d/o Dr. John Andrews, formerly of Steubenville died Columbus, 9-13-1880, married Nov. 1870, 3 ch: Ralph, Abner and Eliphalet---Wkly Gaz. 9-17-1880 OSBOURNE, Frank, ae about 65, died July 3, 1883 in city. ---The Ohio Press, July 6, 1883 (Bk. p. 120) OSTERHOUSE, Catharine ae 75 yrs. died near Knoxville Dec. 8, 1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 12-22-1882 (Bk. p. 369) OSTERHOUSE, James, butcher, died 8 May 1883 in Toronto ae 60 yrs. ---Ohio Press, 18 May 1883 (Bk. p. 89); Wkly Gaz. 1883 (Bk. p. 108) OWENS, child ae 1 yr, of E. J. Owens, living opposite the city in Brooke Co. died yesterday and was buried today-t-Wkly Gaz. 16 Apr. 1880 (Bk. p.90) OWENS, Eddie ae 5 yrs. s/o B. F. died Fisher's Run 2-29-1880 9f scarlet fever. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880 (Bk. p. 49) OWENS, James, ae about 35 yrs. killed at Mingo Jct. last night (Saturday) buried at Steubenville, employed at Gould's tunnel ---Ohio Press 10 June 1881; Wkly Gaz. 1881 (Bk. p. 132) OWENS, John of Island Creek Twp., infant child buried in Island Creek Church graveyard of whooping cough---Wkly Gaz. 4-6-1883 (Bk. p. 80) OWENS, Richard & Susan, ch: Mrs. Amos Fielding died 7-8-1880, Mrs. James Hukill, Mrs. Wi. JOnes, Mrs. Louis Misselwitz, W. V. Owens and J. S. Owens---Wkly Gaz. 7-9-1880 (Bk. p. 156) OWENS, Wi. in 82nd year, born Ireland, died city 3-2-1880, John Thompson, son-in-law---Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880 (Bk. pp. 49, 54) OWENS, Willard "Willie" ae 12 yrs, s/o James & Elmira of 5th St., struck and killed by train at Washington St., died Aug. 15th. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-22-1884 (Bk. pp. 228, 229, 230) ---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. pp. 151, 155) OWESNEY, Sarah ae 75 yrs, died city 8-2-1880, w/o Valentine who died 1876, m/o W. A., born Leeds, England in 1804, 11 ch, 5 living, Francis, Win. A., Mary, Cecelia, Henry and Albert, St. Peter's Cemetery. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-6-1880 (Bk. pp. 168, 171) OWESNEY, Mrs. Valentine---The Ohio Press 6 Aug. 1880 OWINGS, Ephraim, ae 84, died near Florence---Wkly Gaz. 25 July 1884 (Bk. p. 205) OYER, Willie, ae 5 yrs. 9 ios. s/o Henry M. & Maud. L., died Saturday, Jan. 20th. ---Ohio Press, Fri., 26 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p. 13); Wkly Gaz. 1883 (Bk.p. 17) PAGE, W. W., died MIadison, Indiana 12 Mar. 1882 ---Ohio Press, Fridlay, 17 Mar. 1882 uncle to the Means Brothers: James &IJohn) and Mrs. W. A. Cable ---Wkly Gaz. 3-17-1882 (Bk. pp. 76, 80, also -11-1880 or 82? p.135 PAINE, Mrs. Mary, died Mt. Pleasant 8-6-1880 of consumption, died on the 28th inst. ---Wky Gaz. 8-6-1880 (Bk. pp. 168, 169) Paisley, Mrs. Emery, recent~demise---Ohio Press 27 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 16S) PAISLEY, Lavinia, widow of Capt. Paisley, died Harmondsville Nov. 30th in her 70th year., buried at Spring Hill Cemetery, Wellsville, leaves 8 children---hio Press , Fri. 8 Dec. 1882, (Bk. p. 187) ---Wkly Gaz. 15 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 336) -123- PARISH, J. Huff of Dock St, ae 64 yrs, died Wednesday, May 23rd, pioneer river man since 1844, names boats,---Ohio Press, Frid. 5-25-1883 (Bk. p.93) PARISH, John, formerly of this city, died Dennison Sept. 15th ae 35 yrs,, no married, RR engineer, brothers left in city. ---Wkly Gaz. 22 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp. 278, 279) PARKINSON, George W. ae 72 yrs, resident of Island Creek 45 yrs., died there 8 Feb. 1881, leaves wife and 6 ch: Mary, George, William, James and Leota of Island Creek and Mrs. Jennie Goodloe of Mooretown, buried at Center Chapel---Ohio Press, 2-11-1881; Wkly Gaz. 1811 (Bk. p.12) PARKINSON, J. L. (Junius) died Smithfield Twp. Feb. 9th in 27th year of typhoid; residence of father near York (Joseph); studied law, opened Law office in Steubenville; Resolution of Respect by Bar; buried in Rehobath graveyard but to be removed to Union Cemetery, Steubenville. born Feb. 1856---Wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk. pp. 36, 38, 39, 46) ---Ohio Press, 2-16-1883 (Bk. p. 27) PARKS, George, ae about 45, killed on C& P. track in the cut at Aleckanna, s/o Andrew who was killed near the same place 20 years ago; wife and one child at Rochester and a child in Steubenville by a former marriage, brother of Mrs. John Sharlott, nephew of Lloyd Parks of city, buried in Rochester---Wkly Gaz. 1 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 34) ---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 21) PARKS , Miss Jane in 79th year, died at residence of 0. J. McGee near Brilliant Feb. 18th, an aunt of Mrs. McGee, buried in Home graveyard back of Wellsburg, last of 11 children by her father's first wife. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-9-1883 (Bk. p. 54 PARKS, John (d. ca 1878)---his daughter Nary w/o Adam Hoobler, died 5 May 1884 ae about 70 yrs.---Ohio Press, Fri., 9 May 1884 (Bk. p. 88) PARKS, Lloyd of city, brothers Robert and George, Sister, Margaret who is w/o Dr. J. W. Stewart---Wkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. p. 3) PARKS, Mary w/o Robert of Wayne Twp. died 1-27-1883 ae about 70 yrs., buried at Bloomfield---Ohio Press 2 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p. 18, 27) PARKS, ROBERT HIS DAUGHTER Ruth Ann w/o Nathan Gossett, died 1-7-1880 at Allegheny City, Pa.---Wkly Gaz. 1-9-1880 (Bk. p. 9) PARKS, Rev. William, formerly of city, died Benton, Wisc. about 8-1-1934 ---Assorted Deaths p. 27 Suicide---Ohio Press 3-12-1880; Wkly Gaz. 1880 (Bk. p. 59) PARKS, Mrs. W. died at her home in Wayne Twp. last Sunday, aged about 40 yrs. leaves a husband and six children...Wkly Gaz. 11-7-1884 (Bk. p. 297) PARR, Rezin, ae about 35 yrs, killed by lightning 7-14-1880 near New Alexandria. Cross Creek Twp., farmer, leaves wife and 3 ch, buried at Smithfield. 5 brothers and sisters: J. L. Parr, Mrs. Noble Lewis, Mrs. Jacob Welday, Mrs. James Mehollin, Henry Parr. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-16-1880 (Bk. p. 159, 162, 162A) PARRY, Stephen, soldier of War of 1812, died near Cadiz. ---The Ohio Press, 11 Mar. 1881 PARRISH,- Martha B. ae 1 yr. 8 days. died Toronto Aug. 27th ---Wkly(Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 265) PARSON, James, an old resident of Hammondsville, died today (17 or 18th Oct. 1882) Left wife and 4 children, buried at New Somersett ---The Ohio Press Fri., 20 Oct. 1882 (Bk. pp. 162, 165, 168) In Memoriam---Lodge # 471 F. & A. M. ---Wkly Gaz. 24 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 338) , 3 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 315) PASTORS, James ae 3 mos. s/o Robert &cLizzie of N. 3rd St. died May 15th. ---Ohio Press, Fri., 23 May 1884 (Bk. p. 95) -124- Patrick, Judge James, ae 90 yrs, died--Wkly Gaz. 2-2-1883 (Bk. p. 22) PATTERSON, Major C. E, dry goods merchant, died at the residence of his brother Martin Patterson last evening, Apr. 23, 1884 of consumption, born city, Sept. 1842, member of 126th Reg. OVI, leaves wife and 4 children, one a babe--Wkly Gaz. 4-25-1884 (Bk. pp. 119, 122, 124) ---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 82) PATTERSON, Mr. and Mrs. C. E., youngest son, Robert Stanley ae 2 yrs. died Friday last---(ae 2 yrs. 8 mos)---Ohio Press 24 Dec. 1880 PATTERSON, Elizabeth w/o A. N., died Ross Twp. 8-6-1881 ae about 30 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-12-1881 (Bk. p. 194) PATTERSON, HOn. Finley of Burgettstown, died at his home last week. ---The Ohio Press, 20 Feb. 1880 PATTERSON, James, died Black Horse Aug. 8, 1882---Ohio Press 11 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p123) PATTERSON, John S. died city Friday 11-6-1880 in 74th year, born Penna., came to Steubenville from Perry Co., Ohio about 1830, mercantile business also newspaperman, clerk of courts, many other ---Wkly Gaz. 12 Nov. 1880 (Bk. pp. 242, 244, 249, 250) ---Ohio Press 12 Nov. 1880 PATTERSON, Mary, an old resident of Bacon Ridge, died at her home on the 12th, aged about 80 years. She was married in 1819, a widow since 1850, mother of 14 children.born Wilmington, Del. 1800 or 1803, died in 84th year, ,m married 1819 and came to Mt. Zion, 14 children, 8 survive her, grandson Robert in Ross Twp. --Ohio Press 1884 (p.159) ---VWkly Gaz. 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 238) PATTERSON, Robert Stanley, ae 2 yrs. 3 mos., youngest child of C. E. Patterson, died city 12-17-1880---Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. p. 281) PATTON, ex-Commissioner, ae 65 yrs, of Harrison Co., met death. ---The Ohio Press, 1 Oct. 1880 PATTON, Frank, infant s/o John and Mary, died last night and was buried today (Thursday)---Wkly Gaz. Fri. 4-2-1880 (Bk. p. 80) PATTON, Thomas, coal mine victim about 1864---Ohio Press 20 May 1881 PAUL, Mrs. Ross ae 24 yrs, died at Aleckanna ll-6-1881---Ohio Press 11-11-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 11-11-1881 (Bk. p. 269) PAULSON, Charles ml) d/o Daniel Kilgore; m2) Miss Gormley. He died ---Wkly Gaz. 4-23-1880 (Bk. p. 93) PAXTON, George, of Wills Creek,---little child died last evening, Bar. Mar. 26. ---The Ohio Press 4-1-1881 PEARCE, Encoh, ae 81, died at his residence on Washington St. (about Dec. 14th) 3 living children: Dr. Enoch and Dr. John of city and Mrs. Henry Sharpe; born near Annapolis, Md. 11-29-1801, to Steubenville 1840; married twice, 9 children. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-22-1882 (Bk. p. 369)---Ohio Press 1882 (Bk. p. 194) PEARCE, Isaac, of Wells Twp. died in Brilliant on Sabbath last in his 76th year ---Ohio Press, Fri., 10 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 171) PEARCE, Willia, infant s George F. & Margaret of Spring Ave., died city June 3 or 10th, ae 14 months.---Wkly Gaz. 6-13-1884 (Bk. p. 162) ---Ohio Press, June 1884 (Bk. p. 108) PEEPLES, Albert, legs cut off by train at Cadiz Junction, died. ---VWkly Gaz. 19 Dec. 1884 (Bk. p. 332) PEEPLES, Samuel of Wellsville, employe on C&I P. RR, brakeman, crushed to death, unmarried---Xkly Gaz. 23 May 1884 (Bk. p. 148) PELLY, W. C. of city, ae 30 yrs, 9 mos. 28 days, died Burgettstown, Pa. 4-16-1881---Wkly Gaz. 5-6-1881 (Bk. p. 100) PENN, Joseph H. died at the home of his son-in-law, Mr. :Long at Bowerstown 21 Sept. 1881 in his 69th year---hio Press 11-24-1881 -125- PEOPLES, Albert, of Miller's Station, had legs cut off following RR accidt riday, died Nor day, never regained consciousness ---Ohio Press, Fri., 19 Dec. 1884 (Bk. p. 242) PEOPLES, James, ae 24 yrs, unmarried, caught between the burmpers ,of cars at Hanmondsville (Tuesday) taken to home in Wellsville for burial. ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 23 May 1884 (Bk. pp. 94, 95) PERCIVAL, Milton, from Guildhall, Vermont, 1820 to Island Creek Twp., daughter Charlotte married 1827 Michael Ault, she died 1884; daughter married Isaiah Chaplam, to Illinois, and another daughter married Clek Glen and alos moved to Illinois; probably others---Wkly Gaz. 23 May 1884 (Bk. p. 147) PERDUE, Mrs. Ann died Minerva, Ohio Aug. 25th ae 77 yrs. 4 mos. 8 days; she had 4 daughters: Mrs. Sala, Mrs. Daniel Crowl, Mrs. Mary Snook and Mrs. Lizzie Ducomb all of Minerva nd two: Mrs. James Abrahams and Mrs. C. H. Fickes of Steubenville ---Wkly Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 265) PERMAR, Mary (Aunt Polly) w/o Rezin, d/o John Stitts, Rezin died about 19 yrs. ago; she was born Beaver, Pa. Apr. 30, 1812 and died last Friday at residence of her son, Henry Permar; 4 ch: Henry the only one living ---Wkly Gaz. 12 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 251); Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. pp.169, 172) PETERSON, Bennie, colored, ae 10, accidentally shot (Nov. 10?) by a small friend Charlie Baltzell ae 13, buried from residence of Joseph Baltzell Sunday---Ohio Press, Friday, 17 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 173) PETERSON, Mrs. John, ae 64, died Springfield Twp. 12-30-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-2-1881 (Bk. p. 1) PETERSON, William, ae about 35 yrs, died Carroll Co. 8-12-1881 of Springfield Twp. Went down into a well with John P. Miller his father-in-law, overcome with gas, leaves wife and 4 children ---Wkly'Gaz. 8-19-1881 (Bk. p. 199, 202) PETTY, John of Alikanna, died today (Mar. 9th?.);from injuries received several weeks ago, by a bar of iron falling upon him. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 16 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 44) PETZER, Mrs. Fred, burned to death on Wheeling Island Sunday evening. ---The Ohio Press 4-9-1880 PFUHL, Louisa d/o Rev. G., formerly of city, died 9-17-1880 ae 8 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 9-24-1880 (Bk. p. 206) PHAT, (girl) died of small pox in city---Wkly Gaz. 12-23-1881 (Bk. p. 311) ---Ohio Press, 12-23-1881 PHILLIPS, Elizabeth A (Mrs.) formerly of Knox Twp., died near Clarence, Missouri June 1881 ae 60 yrs 4 mos 27 days ---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 169) PHILLIPS, Gertie, ae 18 yrs, found dead in Farmer's Grove near Salineville and Monroeville on Saturday, murder suspected, a bullet hole in her head, George Hunter charged with crime---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 126) ---Wkly Gaz. 11 July 1884 (Bk. p. 195) PHIL;LIPS, Hans W. ae 60 yrs. formerly of city, died Wheeling 9-21-1881, native of city---Xkly Gaz. 9-23-1881 (Bk. p. 228, 231) PHILJ~IPS, James, ae 29 yrs, died city 3-28-1881, son-in-law of Jos. Alban, born Canada,; Montreal 1859, married Nancy E. Albanl ---Wly Gaz. 4-1-1881 (Bk. pp. 69, 72) PHILLIPS, James, ae 24 yrs, of city, killed in an explosion at Eldersville, Pa. August 9th, buried at Eldersville7-Ohio Press 8-11-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 11 Aug. 1882 (Bk. pp. 240, 243, 244, 246) PHILLIPS, Jesse d/o John of Cadiz, died last St. iat Sal~em of scarlet fever ae about 16, buried at Cadiz---Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (Bk. p. 22) -126- PHILLIPS, Margaret d/o Manassa Cams, died 5-24-1880 , born Island Creek Twp. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-28-1880 (Bk. p. 125) PHILLIPS, Margaret w/o Abram, died near Skelly's Station Feb. 5th of cancer, ae about 52 yrs---Wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk. p. 36) PHILLIPS, Sallie, adopted d/o Jas. & Susan, died at the residence of her parents on N. 8th St., June 10th in her 13th year. Ohio Press , June 13, 1884 (Bk. p. 108); Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 162) PICFORT, Joseph of Warren, buried 2 of his children last week, measles --Ohio Press, 16 June 1882 (Bk. p. 91) PICKERSGILL, Charles, ae 28 yrs. grandson of William of this city, died Pittsburgh 5-21-1880 (Bk. p. 116) PICKERSGILL, W. grandson of W. of city, committed suicide at Pittsburgh ---The Ohio Press 5-21-1880 PICKERSGILL,NWm., Sr. ae 85 yrs, died city 5-2-1881, born Harburg, England 1796, married Martha Whaeton who died 1850---Ohio Press 5-6-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 5-6-1881 (Bk. p. 100, 103) PILES, Ethel B. d/o John ae 1 yr 21 days, died Island Creek Twp. 4-14-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. p. 88); Ohio Press 4-22-1881 PIPER, Joshua of Richmond, lost one of his children , scarlet fever. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-12-1880 (Bk. p. 58) PIPES, Stewart of Wellsville, died July 4th, Sciota-Lomas disaster ---Wkly Gaz. 7 July 1882 (Bk. p. 198) PITNER, Levi, ae 2 yrs, 3 mos, s/o Levi & Ann, died Sat. morning, buried Wheeling---Ohio Press, Fri., 16 May 1884 (Bk. p. 92) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 138) PITTOCK, Mrs. Sarah, ae 99 yrs, 1 mo. 14 days, formerly of city, died Pittsburg at residence of grandson John W. Pittock on 11-22-1880, mother-in-law of David Cox; husband died 18 yrs. ago ae 75 yrs (Union Cemetery) born County Kent, England 1781.---Ohio Press 11-26-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 11-26-1880 (Bk. pp. 253, 257) PLANTS, Joseph ae 58 yrs, died Bloomfield 9-11-1880, a miner, left wife and several children---Ohio Press 9-24-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 9-24-1880 (Bk..p. 206) PLUMBER, Miss, d/o Wi., formerly of city, died yesterday at Dixmont, funeral from C&P depot...Ohio Press, Fri., 16 Sept. 1881 PLUMBER, William ae 82 yrs, formerly of this county, died West Newton, Pa. Aept.23 For many years an elder of the Two. Ridges Church, buried Union Cemetery, Steub.---Wkly Gaz. 29 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp. 285, 286) PLUMMER, , William ae 82 yrs, formerly of Jeff. Co. died West Newton, Pa. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 29 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 150) POE, Mrs. E. J. of Chestnut Ridge (near Rush Run) died 1-28-1884 of cancer of the breast, buried at Oliver Church; left 6sons: W., Andrew C., Chas. W., Oliver, C. J. and H. T. ---Ohio Press Fri. 29 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 46) POLAND, Nathaniel ae ca 80 yrs, f/o John Poland of Salem Twp., died Sunday, leaves wife and 3 children---hio Press Fri., 18 Nov. 1881 POLN, Cora d/o Harvey, died Unionport, April 13, 1882 ae 15 yrs. ---VWkly Gaz. April 28, 1882 (Bk. p. 113) POLEN, Nat, ae about 80, died Salem Twp. 11-13-1881 (also spelled POLAND) ---Wkly Gaz. 11-18-1881 (Bk. p. 276) POLEN, William of Springfield Twp. died 11-26-1880, suicide ---W1kly Gaz. 12-3-1880 (Bk. p. 258); Ohio Press 12-3-1880 POOLE, RHODA AE *) YRS, DIED Holliday's Cove 3-6-1882, d/o Benjamin Poole -Wkly Gaz. 3-10-1882 (Bk. p. 67, 74) PEPPENDICK, Willie, ae 10 yrs s/o Hermann &rJohana, died city Mar. 22nd ---Wkly Gaz. 3-30-1883 (Bk. p. 73); Ohio Press 1883 (Bk. pp. 54, 56) -127- PORTER, Frank, a colored man ae 60 yrs, died at his residence on N. 6th St. Sat.---Ohio Press, Fri., 27 Oct. 1882: (Bkypp 163,%165) ---Wkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. p. 306) PORTER, George, upper Market Street, his child buried ---The Ohio Press, 26 Mar. 1880 PORTER, Hugh, born Emerald Isle, died New Cumberland Tuesday at an advanced age...Wkly Gaz. 15 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 277) PORTER, John Thomas, died New Alexandria, Sept. 6, 1882 ---The Ohio Press, 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 138) PORTER, Margaret of Bellaire, diesapeared 20 yrs. ago. Skeleton of a woman found in quarry. Thought to be her. ---Ohio Press, Fri., 7 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 124) PORTER, Moses of E. Spr. died 10 Oct. 1884 ae 62 yrs, 2 mos. 25 days, left wife and 2 ch; widow, Susan, member of U. B. Society of East Springfield, left also brothers and sisters, election of widow ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 24 Oct. 1884 (Bk. pp. 203, ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 also 30 Jan. 1885 PORTER, Miss Nora died at her home in New Cumberland this morning (Thurs.) d/o Robert who died 3 yrs. ago---Wkly Gaz. s883 (Bk. pp. 186, 189, 190) ---The Ohio Press Friday 3 Aug. 1883 (Bk. pp. 137, 142) PORTER, Capt. Robert, ae 49, of New Cumberland, died Tuesday. May 18, 1880 ---The Ohio Press, 21 May 1880 1 K leaves wife and 3 ch---Wkly Gaz. 5-21-1880 (Bk. p. 116) POTH, Thomas Edward ae 2 yrs 10 mos. died city 11-29-1880 --Wkly Gaz. 12-3-1880 (Bk. p. 258); Ohio Press 12-3-1880 POTTER, Lucy Q. d/o Daniel dec. died 7-17-1880, d/o Daniel & Mary Potter, sister o'Elisha & Daniel Potter, born Mingo Jct., sister: Mrs. Catharine .ieander of Tern, cousin , d/o Rev. T. V. Milligan ---Wkly Gaz. 7-23-1880 (Bk. pp. 163, 164; Ohio Press 7-23-1850 POTTS, Hugh of Hopedale, died Monday of typhoid fever(dated 9-15-1882) --The Ohio Press, Friday, 20 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 161) POWELL, C. C., formerly of Sloan's Station ae 69 yrs, died Hamilton Co., Neb. 4-13-1881, born Wash. Co., Pa. s/o John Powell, one of 9 ch: Wm., Hannah, Sarah, George, Seth, Mary, Ellis, & Louis., after death of parents , with her sister Louisa and his nephew H. M. Powell, ne removeci to fllnois in 1d6/; afterwards co Ohio ana 'cnen to Nebras*ca ~wriere ne died. burlea in Metnodist church- yard in Island Creek ivp.--Wkiy Gaz. 42,Ai{. 3 :. , *Q,; POWELL-, Chadds- C. in 69th yr. "/o 'Joim.1and ersis, born Wash. Co., Pa. 4-13-1881 Hamilton Co., Nebraska, never married, lived with sister Louisa and nephew s/o Ellis Powell. John & Persis had 9 ch: William, Hannah, Sarah, George, Seth, Mary, Chadds C., Ellis and Louisa, settled in Jeff. Co. 1828, there until his death ---Ohio Press, 4-22-1881; buried Pleasant Hill Methodist. POWEL, David -t-aughter Nancy b. 6-16-1796 Wash. Co., . m. Derrick Johnson ---Ohio Press or Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. p. 285) POWELL, Jason 6-lO-1834---inscription found on a land turtle by Jacob Bickerstaff, Tuesday 5 Aug. 1884---hio Press 8 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p.143) POWERS, John, ae 21 s/o Michael, took his own life by gunfire Tuesday, Nov. 2st---Ohio Press 11-24-1882 (Bk. p. 179); ---Wkly Gaz. 24 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 338) POWELL, Reuel of Steubenville, ch. living 1884: Reuel, Ross and Mrs. James O'Neal of St. Louis (She died Boston 1884) and Lydia P. w/o Samuel Mclillen who died July 1, 1882 ---Ohio Press Fri. 25 July 1884 (Bk. pp. 135 --Wkly Gaz. 25 July 1884 (Bk. pp. 204 and 1882 p. 224) -128- POWELL, Louisa in 63rd year, died at residence near Jeffo 6-3-1880 of consumption, d/o John and Percey Powell, born Jeff. Co. 11-1-1817, youngest of 11 children, brother C. C. Powell, sister Mrs. Sarah Harris of Jeddo, buried at Island Creek. ---Wkly Gaz. 6-11-1880 (Bk. pp. 133, 134 POWELL, Mrs. Nancy Powell Johnson b. 1796, d/o David Powell, married Derrick Powell, moved to Cross Creek Twp. and to Two Ridges ---Wkly Gaz. 24 Dec. 1880----married Derrick JOHNSON who died around 1850, 6 ch.; Nancy died 20 Dec. 1880 ae 84 yrs. ---Ohio Press, 31 Dec. 1880 POWERS, John ae 21 s/o Michael, took his own life by gunfire Tuesday, Nov. 21 ---Ohio Press Fri. 24 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 179) ---Wkly Gaz. 24 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p.338) POWERS, s. of 4th St. Ext., died yesterday and was buried in Union Cemetery She leaves a son and daughter... ---Wkly Gaz. 3 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 266) PRENTISS, Capt. James, funeral from residence of Win. McMullen of Franklin Aye, Friday, born Dungannon, Pa., to Steubenville 1861, Civil War Service, 2 daughters survive; killed in an explosion at the Junction Iron Works, 15 Feb. 1883 ---Ohio Press, Friday, 23 Feb. 1882 (Bk pp. 30, 31, 32 69?) Wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk. pp. 39, 69?.) PRICE, Henry ae 15 mos. s/o Charles & Louise, died 6th Wd., 8-7-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 8-12-1881 (Bk. pp. 194) PRICE, Samuel E.,Ex-Governor, died Lewisburg, W. Va. Feb. 26, 1884 ---Ohio Press, 29 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 47) PRICE, Thomas, ae 71 yrs, died York 2-4-1881------Wkly Gaz. 2-4-1881 (Bk. p. 12) PRICHARD, Mrs. Mary, ae 77 yrs, died Wayne Twp. 3-5-1880 (81?) Bloomfield Station, buried Rine Run burying ground. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-11-1881 (Bk. p. 42, 46) PRIEST, Francis, ---Daughter Eliza w/o John C. Conn,died 1-17-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-20-1882 (Bk. p. 18) PRIEST, Martha A. ae 33 yrs, d/o Matthew S. and Martha, died city 5-24-1881 sister of Francis A. and James M. of city and Mrs. E. J. Walther of Milwaukee---Wkly Gaz. 5-27-1881 (Bk. pp. 119, 123) PRIEST, Matthew of Steub.---daughter Eliza w/o John C. Conn, died Sewickley, Pa 1882, buried in Union Cemetery here ---Ohio Press, Friday, 20 Jan. 1882 PRIEST, Mrs. Valentine (Elizabeth) of Wintersville, ae 72 yrs, died 3-24-1882, maiden name Elizabeth Lloyd,...9 ch., 6 living. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-21-1882 (Bk. pp. 88, 91) PRITCHARD, Mary of Wayne Twp., will admitted to probate ---The Ohio Press, 4-1-1881 PROSSER, Catherine wbo John S. died 26 Aug. 1884, at her residence in the 6th Ward this morning (Fisher Hill) ae 40 yrs. She was the mother of five children all dead---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p.159) ---Wkly Gaz. 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 23) PROSSER, Daniel ae about 70 yrs., died city 11-8-1880, mate and pilot on river l--y1 Galz. 11-12-1880 (Bk. pp. 242, 245): Ohio Press 2-3-1880 PRUCK, James Henry, ae 5 wks s/o Adam and Maggie of Sherman Aye, died city Sunday---Ohio Press, Fri. 7 Dec. 1883 (Bk. p. 218) ---Wkly Gaz. 12-7-188e (Bk. p. 298) PRUDENCE, Hiram s/o Samuel & __Cahill Prudence, died in California, leaving fortune for local relatives ---Wkly Gaz. 7-29-1881 (Bk. p. 1o9) -129- PUMPHREY, Dr. B. W. in 73rd yr., formerly of this county, born Wellsburg 8-22-1807, located at Mt. Pleasant, married Maria d/o James Updegraff, to Mt. Vernon 1842, left wife and 2 ch: Mrs. Andrew Parrett, Mrs. Brook Terry --Wkly Gaz. 10-29-1880 (Bk. p. 235) PURDY, Mary w/o James, ae about 50 yrs., died Brooke Co., W. Va. 6-27-1881, maiden name Knox, aunt of John Kirkpatrick, leaves husband and 6 children---Wkly Gaz. 7-1-1881 (Bk. pp. 156, 160) PURVIANCE, Mrs. Kate, died Steubenville Jan. 10, 1884 ae 46 yrs, N. 8th St., w/o Thomas Purviance, d/o Joseph Purviance, 2 daughters: Mrs. Joseph Alban and Mrs. Dixie Blinn --Wkly Gaz. 1-11-1884 (Bk. pp. 19); Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. pp. 12, 13) PYLE, Annie (Mrs. S. B.) d/o John R. & Emily Cunningham---see obituary of Eva D. Crew---Ohio Press, 31 Dec. 1880 PYLE, Miss Ida of near Yorkville, died Monday of typhoid, buried Tuesday. ---Ohio Press, Fri., Jan. 6, 1882: Wkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. p. 7) QUIDLAND, Mrs. Jack, heir to a fortune in the East ---Wkly Gaz. 29 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 288) QUINN, Mrs. Annie, ae 78 yrs, died city 3-13-1882 Monday, m/o John & Martin, died at residence of daughter Mrs. Nora Quinn, born County Glare, Ireland....F)kly Gaz. 3-17-1882 (Bk. pp. 76, 80 ---Ohio Press 17 Mar. 1882 QUINN, Elizabeth w/o Martin ae 48 yrs.(43?) died city 1-7-1882, 11 ch. 4 living as is husband, St. Peter's.--Wkly Gaz. 1-13-1882 (Bk. p. 7) QUINN, Joseph H. of Wellsville from W. Va., died 3rd Sept. 1880 ---The Ohio Press 17 Sept. 1880 QUINN, Patrick ae 5 mos. s/o Patrick & Kate, died city 3-17-1882 (Wkly Gaz. or Ohio Press 1882 (Bkl p. 82) RADER, Earl s/o Rev. I. K., died Richmond yesterday ae about 4 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 12 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 247) RAFFERTY, Frank, killed on RR, identified by Barney Rafferty ---Wkly Gaz. 3 Nov. 1882 (Bk. pp. 315, 316) RALSTON, Sgt. David of Unionport, on Greely's Arctic Expedition, Commander Schley reports was partially eaten by his starving comrades., body "on board the Bear" will be buried in Knox. Co. Sgt. L. W. RALSTON , brother of W. H. Ralston, among the dead of the Greeley party, body awaited. ---Wkly Gaz. 31 Oct. 1884 (Bk. pp. 292, 202? 211)(302? 311?) RALSTON, David 0., one of the Greely expedition who died on May 20th, address Bloomfield s/o L. W. Ralston, formerly of Bloomfield, now of Knox Co., and a nephew of the Ralstons of Steubenville ae about 35---Wkly Gaz. 18 July 1884 (Bk. p. 200) RALSTON, Henry ae 30 yrs, s/o George & Martha J. of Hancock Co., W. Va., died Kansas March 19th, remains taken to his father's residence in Hancock Co., called s/o "J. Ralston" ---VWkly Gaz. 3-23-1883 (Bk. pp. 66, 68); Ohio Press 1883 (Bk. p.50) RALSTON, Rev. J. Grier, D.D. in 65th year, formerly of city, died Norristown, Pa. ll-7-1880---Wkly Gaz. _11-19-1880 (Bk. p. 248) RALSTON, Ola (or Ala) Myrta, died city Tuesday July 22, 1884 d/o John C. and Sarah B. Ralston, ae 8 yrs, 8 mos., buried at Mt. Moriah, Wayne Twp.---Wkly Gaz. 25 July 1884 (Bk. pp. 202, 203) ---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 135) RALSTON, Robert married Mary Chapman of New Cumberland, boat builders, one son, W. Chapman Ralston became a powerful individual in the fields of finance and business enterprise, undoubtedly is the most outstanding individual ever to have lived in Wellsville Wellsville, Ohio---Wkly Gaz. or Ohio Press 1883 (Bk. p. 9) 49' -130- RALSTON, Samuel ae 82 yrs, died Holliday's Cove 5-26-1881, son-in-law Robert Osborn, wife dead 5 or 6 years, 7 ch: Alexander,jane Osborn, Barbara Gardner, William, George, Francis and PIargaret Smith, ---Wkly Gaz. 6-3-1881 (Bk. pp. 124, 127 RAMSEY, John s/o Robert, ae 3 yrs, died Island Creek Twp. 4-11-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. p. 88); Ohio Press 4-22-1881 RAMSEY, Robert ae 28 yrs, died Wintersville Nov. 26th ---Wkly Gaz. 12-8-1882 (Bk. p. 358) RAMSEY, Mrs. W. of near Wintersville, died last Saturday, leaving three orphan children, Mr. Ramsey having died a year ago, died 11 May 1886? 4? ae 66 yrs---Wkly Gaz. 7 Mar. 1884 (Bk. pp. 70) ---Ohio Press 14 May 1886 (2 different people??? RAMSEY, Wm. ae 40 yrs, died at residence near Wintersville Thursday of consumption (ca June 28th?), buried Two Ridge, leaves wife and 2 daughters---Wkly Gaz. 7-6-1883 (Bk. p. 161) RANEY, J. D. ae about-70 yrs. brother of James, died Youngstown, 0. May 10th. ---Wkly Gaz. 19 May 1882 (Bk. pp. 136, 138) RANKIN, Cora Jane ae 3 yrs, 1 mo. 7 days, d/o Robert, died Amsterdam 1-30-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-6-1880 (Bk. p. 25); Ohio Press 2-13-1880 RANKIN, Mrs. of Brush Creek Twp., fatally burned. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 2 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 36) RAY, David E. ae 36 yrs 10 mos. 7 days, brother-in-law of W. E. Toner of city, died St. Louis 3-8-1880---Assorted Deaths p. 27 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-12-1880 (Bk. p. 56); Ohio Press 3-12-1880 REDELLA, Peter, jumped off the C&P train last Thursday and was killed. He was a native of Hungary and his wife and children are still there. He came to this country about 3 yrs. ago (or more) See "Ridella" ---Wkly Gaz. 4 Apr. 1884 (Bk. p. 100) REED, Eddie, ae 3 yrs. s/o Hiram and Mary J. , died city 4-13-1880 of Scarlet fever---Wkly Gaz. 4-16-1880 (Bk. pp. 87, 89) ---Ohio Press 4-13-1880 REED, Henry ae 23 yrs, fell under the wheels of a train, quickly died Wednesday --Ohio Press, Fri.$-8-1884 (Bk. p. 143); Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 217) REED, John, died Mar. 18, 1884 at his residence in Green Twp., Harrison Co., in his 66th year---Wkly Gaz. 5-2-1884 (Bk. p. 123) REED, John, stabbed to death at Smith's Ferry---Ohio Press 2-27-1880 REED, Joseph in 89th year, brother of Adam late of Jeff. Co., died New Salem, Westmoreland Co., Pa.---Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880 (Bk. p. 49) REES, John , drowned Tuesday night at Wheeling---Ohio Press, 2-27-1880 REESE, Christian, died city Thursday Oct. 9, 1884 ae 77 yrs., born Germany, in Steubenville 40 years, leaves wife and 2 ch: Mary w/o Fred Mozell, and Katie at home---Wkly Gaz. 17 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 278) REESE, Frank Kirby, youngest child of John G. & Mary Bynon Reese, died 16 Jan. 1880---Ohio Press, 1-23-1880; Wkly Gaz. 1-23-1880 RENICK, George ae about 36 yrs, slo Alexander Renick, died Cincinnati 4-8-1880 of consumption, shoe dealer at Chillicothe, brother-in-law of W~in.Dougherty and Armstrong Mers of city; married d/o Mlrs. R. C. Peters who died leaving home with 2 children ---Tkly Gaz. 5-14-1880 (Bk. p. 1l0);Ohio Press 5-14-1880 RENYON, Lewis, Smithfield, will probated---1ky Gaz. 8-17-1883 (Bk. pp. 197) RETER, Annie, dbo Stephen & Hattie, died Brooke Co. 7-7-1881 ae 20 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-8-1881 (Bk. pp. 164, 167) REX, Hugh B. of St. Louis, died 23rd inst at MAk. , S. Ca1. e ca 57 yrs., sbo Benjamin Rex of Island Creek Tlwp., married Mary Jane Roberts dbo Col. M. Roberts of city ---Ohio Press, Friday, 27 April 1883 (Bk. p. 78) -131- REX, Mrs. Harriet, in 58th year, died Dec. 1880, d/o Mrs. Nancy J. Johnson and Derrick Johnson, buried Two. Ridges, left 2 sons. --Ohio Press 31 Dec. 1880 REX, Mrs. Harriet R, in 38th year(Mrs. William Rex.) d/o Derrick and Nancy -Powell Johnson, born l822---Wkly Gaz. 1880 (Bk. pp. 281, 285) REX, Mrs. of Ross Twp. was buried in the beautiful little cemetery on Bacon Ridge on the 18th inst.---Ohio Press, Fri. 6-27-1884 (Bk. p.116) REXER, Katherine died Thursday July 10, d/o Lewis & Katherine ae 4 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 11 July 1884 (Bk. p. 191) REYNOLDS, Clarence B. ae 3 yrs, s/o John D. & Rose, formerly of city, died Wheeing May 2lst---Wkly Gaz. 26 May 1882 Bk. p. 144) REYNARD, James s/o W. of Smithfieod Twp. died last Monday. --Wkly Gaz. Fri. 15 Oct. (1880 to 1884 which???) Bk. p. 203) REYNOLDS, Mrs. Eliza ae 95 yrs, died city Sept. 26th, born Fayette Co., Pa. 1787, 3 children reside in city: Mrs. Geo. Dungan, Jacob Reynolds and A. J. Reynolds--Wkly Gaz. 9-29-1882 (Bk. p 285) ---Ohio Press 29 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 148) REYNOLDS, Harry s/o Harry & Hannah an 8 yrs. old of 6th Ave., died yesterday of malignant diphtheria, died 5 Oct. 1884 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-10-1884 (Bk. p. 271); Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 277?? perhaps both page references in same paper. RHUBOTTOM, Rachel (colored) widow of Jacob of city, died Thursday. --Wkly Gaz. Fri. 8-3-1883 (Bk. p. 185); Ohio Press 1883 (Bk. p. 137) RICH, Bernard ae 32 yrs, employe of Acme glass, died Sunday 2-13-1881, born and raised in Pittsburgh, been her only 2 years, left wife and 4 child- ren, 2 boys and 2 girls.---Ohio Press 2-18-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (Bk. pp. 20, 22) RICHARDS, Jacob---Daughter Ruth born Steubenville 1807, married Henry Hull 1833 and died Jacksonville 3 Nov. 1884; left son W. Hull. ---The Ohio Press, Friday 7 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 214) RICHARDSON, ae 10 yrs, d/o George of Hopedale, died by fire ---The Ohio Press, 20 Feb. 1880 RICHARDSON, Kate, ae 6 yrs, d/o William & Harriet, died Permar's Run 3-5-1880 of scarlet fever---Assorted Deaths p. 27; Ohio Press, 3-12-1880; ---Wkly Gaz. 3-12-1880 (Bk. pp. 56, 58) RICHARDSON, Mary w/o James ae 36 yrs, died Salem Twp. 4-15-1881, leaves husband and 2 children---Ohio Press 4-22-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. pp. 88, 91) RICHARDSON, William ae 3 mos. s/o Samuel & Fredericka, died city June 5th. ---Wkly Gaz. 9 June 1882 (Bk. p 156) RICKEY, Joseph M. , uncle of Joseph Deters, who died 10-20-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-22-1880 (Bk. p. 229) RIDELLA, Peter, also spelled Redalla, a workman on a gravel train killed at work Thurs. (Mar. 27) buried in Union Cemetery, leaves a wife and 2 children in the old country. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 4 April 1884 (Bk. p. 67) RIDDLE, Mrs. Caroline ae 47 yrs, died city Feb. 14th (of St. 6th St.) leaves 3 ch: Ms. Patrick Duffy, Rose and Jennie ---Wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk. p. 36); Ohio Press 1883 (Bk. p. 26); RIDDLE, J. R. died 'Lagrange 10-18-1881 of consumption, Wells Twp., Alexandria Cemetery---VWkly Gaz. 10-21-1881 (Bk. pp. 248, 250) ---Ohio Press 10-21-1881 RIDDLE, Ro~ss of Wells Twp. ---daughter Helen m. J. M. Russell ---Nkly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. p. 177) -132- RIDEOUT, Rachel w/o Mark ae 75 yrs, died Wells Twp. 11-24-1881, mother of Alexander, from New Alexandria News---Ohio Press 12-9-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 12-9-1881 (Bk. p. 293) RIDGELY, Mary Harris, ae 5, d/o Joseph & Nanie, died Wed. 6 July 1881 at Denver, Co.---Ohio Press, Friday, 15 July 1881 RIDGELY, Nary d/o J. G. & Nannie, ae about 5 yrs. died Denver, Col. 7-6-1881 parents left Steubenville 1873--Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 169, 173) RIESE, Christian, ae 71 yrs. died 8 Oct. 1884, born Rottenburg, Prussia 1817, to U. S. 1833, Steubenville 1835, manufactured rope, married 1840 Rosanna Dury, 2 daughters Catherine and Mary w/o Frederick Moselle---Ohio Press Friday, 17 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 194) RILEY, A MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT AT Wellsville---Wkly Gaz. 7-29-1881 (Bk. p.18 8 ) RILEY, George, ae 37 yrs, died Thursday at his mother's residence on Adams Street of consumption---Ohio Press, Friday, 26 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 191 ---Wkly Gaz. 2 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 268) RILEY, Capt. James N. ae about 52 yrs, died city 2-16-1882 of consumption; nailor's consumption, insurance paid, Union Cemetery. -Wkly Gaz. 2-17-188? (Bk. pp. 44, 51, 79 54) --Ohio Press 2-24-1892 RILEY, Lottie B. d/o James N. or B. died city 8-20-1880 , ae 8 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-27-1880 (Bk. p. 185, 187, 188) ---Ohio Press 8-27-1880 RINE, Viola w/o John of Beech Bottom, frightfully burned, died Sunday morn. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 17 Mar. 1882 RISDEN, Solomon, ae 83 yrs, died city Feb. 1st,, born Allegheny Co., N. Y. 1801, to Steubenville 1822, coal business, wife died 12-31-1872 ae 79 yrs., 3 sons: David, John & Nottingham., brother of Martha w/o Jacob Odell who died on Wilson's Run ae 84 yrs. -- Wkly Gaz. 2-9-1883 (Bk. p. 30, .JC; Ohio Press Friday, 2 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p. 18) RISDEN, Solomon---his sister Marintha Odell died ca 25 Apr. 1883 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-27-1883 (Bk. p. 100) RISHER, Charles s/o John & Mary ae 2 yrs. died Mingo 5-21-1881, blood poisoning ---Wkly Gaz. 5-27-1881 (Bk. pp.119, 122); Ohio Press 5-27-1881 RISKER, Rev. Frederick, one of our oldest citizens died this morning of heart disease, at his residence on Linden Avenue, a few weeks ago his friends celebrated his eighty-third anniversary. He was a "local preacher" and for years has preached on Sundays at the irifirmary(prob. died 6th Dec.) The Ohio Press, Friday, 7 Dec. 1883 (Bk. p. 215) several children, 2 in city: Bazaleel, Mrs. Joseph Fisher, John of Mingo, Mrs. Hart, Madison, Mrs. G. W. Gladden, of Cincinnati. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-7-1883 (Bk. p. 299) 9here spelled "Rasher" RISKER, Robert A. ae about 19 yrs. died near Mingo 10-16-1880, buried at Hill's graveyard near Mingo or Union Cemetery ---Wkly Gaz. 10-22-1880 (Bk. p. 226); Ohio Press 10-22-1880 RITSON, Thomas, his nephew WILLIAM here about 1 year ago from England drowned near Boreland's Shaft while crossing river, ae about 21 yrs, boat leaked and sank, buried Union Cemetery ---Wkly Gaz. 2 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 268) RITSON, William ae 27 yrrs, and over from England 4 mos, nephew of Thomas Ritson, drowned Friday.------Ohio Press Friday, 2 Nov. 1883 (Bk. pp. 194, 195) RITTENHOUY3E, Bertie, ae 7 yrs., s/o J. H. , died St. Clairsville 10-27-1881 of diphtheria; also Jennie ae 5 yrs. on 11-5-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 11-18-1881 (Bk. pp. 276 -133- RITTENHOUSE, Hartzel, formerly of Hopedale, died at Bridgeport Sunday 10-31-1881; formerly of Wayne Twp., ae about 35 yrs. slo Win. & Elizabeth ---Wkly Gaz. 11-4-1881 (Bk. pp. 268, 269, 275) RITTENHOUSE, Thomas, ae about 54 yrs, died near Unionport 6-4-1881 of consumption, buried Christian burying grounds at Unionport, born and raised in Wayne Twp., leaves wife and 5 children. ---Wkly Gaz. 6-24-1881 (Bk. pp. 145, 154 ROACH, Sarah, infant d/o Mar & iiaria, died Fri, (Mar, 23m ) ae 9 mos. ---Ohio Press Fri. 30 Mar. 1883 (Bk. pp. 54, 56) ROACH, Patrick, ae 21 yrs, died at Iis father's in New Alexandria 11-1-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 11-4-1881 (Bk. pp. 261, 265) St. Peter's ---Ohio Press 11-4-1881 ROBBINS, Mrs, of Brooke Co., died Sunday---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 173) ROBERTS, Mrs. John H. (Violetta B.) died Friday 274f1882 in 39th year.. Fun r n S . gf StStewart, her; _ 20-.day old -son id also,. he on Thursdays morning, leaves behind 4 children---Ohio Press, Fri., 3 Feb. 1882 ROBERTS, Lettie w/o John H. ae 40 yrs. died city 1-27-1882, infant son, Stewart, died. to be buried at Union Cemetery d/o Hon. James McKinney---Wkly Gaz. 2-3-1882 (Bk. pp. 27, 30, 31) ROBERTS, Margaret, widow of Samuel dec. died Holliday's Cove 23 Aug. 1884 ae 81 yrs. Four children survive: W. Maria, John and Mary Ellen w/o John Owens---Wkly Gaz. 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. pp. 238, 239) ---Ohio Press, Friday 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 159) ROBERTS, Maud, ae 1 yr, d/o Mayor Roberts of Toronto, died 8-22-1882 in Toronto. --- Ohio Press 1 Sept. 1882 (~i% 1''5 ,; ..kly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. p. 259) ROBERTS, Wi. of Wintersville married Sallie d/o Thomas and Mary (Hill) Mansfield, about 90 living descendants in 1880 ---Ohio Press 6 Aug. 1880 ROBERTSHAW, Edward B. in 41st year, formerly of city, died Martin's Ferry 1-3-1881 of nailor's consumption, born Pittsburg, Pa., married Nancy Dougherty d/o Joseph--Wkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. p. 1) ---Ohio Press 1-7-1881 ROBERTSON, Andrew & Julia Ann---Daughter, Jennie D. w/o James W. Myers died Sloan's 12-22-1880; ...Daughter Amanda E. wife of Dr. P. A. Walker...daughter Margaret M. w/o F. J. Frederick Jennie's obituary Wkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. p. 1) ROBERTSON, George B. s/o James, died city Aug. 27th ae 13 yrs of injuries received by a fall---Wkly Gaz. 1 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 259) ROBERTSON, Mrs. John C. ae 63 yrs, died Island Creek Twp. 12-7-1881, widow, mother-in-law of Winfield Scott, d/o John Frederick, born Milford Co., Pa. 1818, married 1842, 6 children living. He died 1877. ch: Maggie w/o J. W. Yeagley, Mariah w/o Winfield Scott, Letitia and Elizabeth R. at home, Joseph R. of city, J. F. at home ---Wkly Gaz. 12-9-1881 (Bk. p. 293) Union Cemetery ROBERTSON, Mary w/o Andrew, died city May 9th ae 55 yrs, born Scotland to Steubenville 1858, 11 children, 9 living. ---Wkly Gaz. 11 May 1883 (Bk. p. 108) ROBERTSON, Mrs. Rosannah ae 36 yrs, died 6th Ward 2-12-1880, burned on Nov. 20, 1879, dbo Mrs. McClusky of Mingo, left husband and 4 ch., St. Peters--VWkly Gaz. 2-13-1880 (Bk. pp. 30, 33) ROBERTSON, Samuel, former hotel keeper in Steubenville... his daughter Hannah Mary w/o Jacob Chapman died Sunday ---Wkly Gaz. 8 Aug. 1884 (Bki p. 216) -134- ROBERTSON, Mrs. W. ae 77 yrs. to here from Allegheny Co. 1843, member of 1st Presb. Ch., residence 5. 3rd St., died 7 Jan. 1884, left husband and 4 children---Ohio Press 18 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 13) ROBINSON, Findlay of Midway, Pa., found dead alongside the PR, Friday morning (Feb. l5th)---Ohio Press, Friday, 22 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 37) ROBINSON, Harry T. ae about 28 yrs, second s/o Mrs. E. , died July 31st., died Memphis, Tenn., buried Steubenville--Ohio Press 1882 (Bk. p. 118) --Wkly Gaz. 4 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 231) ROBINSON, Mrs. , an aged lady, died at her home on the corner of Dock and Third Street Wednesday night---Ohio Press, Fri., 5-11-1883 (Bk. p.85) ROBINSON, Margaret w/o W. K. or R, died Oakmont, Pa. Feb. 18, 1884 in her 57th year, formerly of Steubenville, nee Margaret McLaughlin, born County Derry, Ireland 27 Apr. 1827, to city 1846, married 4-1-1850 Wn.K. Robinson, 7 children---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 42) ---Wkly Gaz. 22 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 61) ROBINSON, Margaret ae 13 yrs, d/o Andrew and Ann, died April 30th ---Wkly Gaz. 5-4-1883 (Bk. p. 103, 105); Ohio Press 1883 (Bk. p. 83) ROBINSON, William ae 59 yrs, died city 2-25-1881, born Scotland 1822, leaves wife and 11 children, Union Cemetery --W1kly Gaz. 3-4-1881 (Bk. pp. 36, 39): Ohio Press 3-4-1881 ROBINSON, Mrs. Wi., in 77th yr. died 5. 3rd St. 1-14-1884, nee Jane McFarland, born Allegheny Co., to city 1843, shildren: Samuel of city, Joseph and Sarah of Richmond, Mrs. Belle McFarland of Illinois ---Wkly Gaz. 18 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 16, 17) ROCKLAGE, Lena, ae 14 mos, d/o Lewis & Hannah, died on Wills Creek 7-9-1881, scalded---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 169) ROCKLEDGE, Lewis, ae 3 yrs. s/o Lewis & Hannah, died Wills Creek 1-4-1882, accidental burning---Wkly Gaz. 1-6-1882 (Bk. pp. 1, 5) ---Ohio Press 6 Jan. 1882 RODGERS, Mrs. Alice K. of Springfield, Ohio, d/o Daniel Kilgore, w/o Richard Rodgers, died 12 Feb. 1884, buried in Springfield, left 2 young sons---Ohio Press, Friday, 22 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 42) RODGERS, Elizabeth w/o John, in 72nd year, died in Lagrange 8-5-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. p. 174) RODGERS, Jennie ae 11 yrs, d/o James & Annie, died city Sept 27th. ---Wkly Gaz. 28 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 235) ROOCK, Sarah ae 9 mos. d/o Martin & Maria, died city Mar. 23rd ---Wkly Gaz. 3-30-1883 (Bk. p. 73) ROE, Eliza Jane w/o Levi, died at her home in Wells Twp. Jan. 28th, born Wells Twp. (nee Eliza Jane McCane), married 11-5-1848, left husband and 7 children of the 10 she bore. ---Wkly Gaz. Feb. 15th, 1884 (Bk. p. 52) ROE, Mrs. Levi of Wells Twp., died Monday morning at nine o'clock of cancer (written Jan. 3lst)--Ohio Press, Fri., 8 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 28) ROGERS, David Ready ae 2 yrs, 1 mo. died 5-26-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 5-27-1881 (Bk. p. 119) ROSE, M/rs. W. of Brush Creek Twp. died June 27th, buried at Chestnut Grove, member of U. P. at Grant Hill, left husband and small children. ---Ohio Press, 14 July 1882 (Bk. p. 109) ROSS, Edward, ae about 40, formerly of this county, died near Washington, Ind. Mar. 14th, born and reared in Wintersville d/o Aaron oss who died when Edward was a baby. His mother was a Porter, he married a d/o James McCoy, 3 children. Suicide. ---VWkly Gaz. 3-23-1883 (Bk. pp. 6, 67); Ohio Press 1883 (Bk. p.49) -135- ROSS, James in 83rd year, died Island Creek Twp. Jan. 15th ---Wkly Gaz. 1-19, 1883 (Bk. p. 11) ROSS, John ae 41 yrs. died Toronto, Oct. 26th--Wkly Gaz. 11-10-1882 (Bk. p. 324) ROTH, A girl , living 3 miles below Wellsville, found dead in bed Monday. ---Ohio Press, Fri. 8 June 1883 (Bk. p. 102) ROWLEY, Stewart, ae 43, a miner, run down by the evening train on Saturday near the Laughlin mill at Martin's Ferry ---Ohio Press, Friday, 10 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 140) RUDEBAUGH, John, killed by cars last week near Wellsville ---Ohio Press, Fri. 23 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p. 30) RUNBERGER, Mrs. John, died last Friday at her home in New Cumberland, leaves a large family of children---Ohio Press Fri, Jan. 13, 1882 RUNYON, Lewis---Smithfield News---funeral took place Sunday, his death was caused by asthma, from which he suffered for a long time. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 27 July 1883 (Bk. p. 134) RUSSELL, Annie, infant d/o Robert & Susan, died city 4-23-1881 ae 6 mos. --Wkly Gaz. 4-29-1881 (pp. 94, 9$; Ohio Press 4-29-1881 RUSSELL, Infant s/o Cass Russell, ae 3 wks, died Mingo 22 June 1883 ---Ohio Press, 29 June 1883 (Bk. p. 117); Wkly Gaz. 1883 (Bk. p. 156) RUSSELL, Infant child of Cochran Russell, died 22 June 1883 ae 9 wks on N. 7th St---sources as just above. RUSSELL, James Ross, ae 11 mos. s/o J. M. & Helenm died city June 14th ---Wkly Gaz. 16 June 1882 (Bk. p. 164); Ohio Press 1882 (Bk. p.90) RUSSELL, John 0. died 12-4-1869, first husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Croskey, memorial window in St. Paul's---Ohio Press 18 Feb. 1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (Bk. p. 20) RUSSELL, Mrs. Eliza, relict of Joseph V. Russell, dec., died at the residence of her son Robert on the 18th, and was buried in the cemetery near Russell's mill on the 19th. She was 82 yrs. of age. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 25 July 1884 (Bk. p. 136) RUSSELL, Joseph "Miller Joe" past 73 yrs, of Brush Creek Twp., died 27 May 1880, had farm with grist and saw mill, left wife , 3 daughtersand 4 sons---Ohio Press, June 4 and 18th, 1880; Wkly Gaz. 1886 (Bk. p.133) RUSSELL, Sarah J. in 28th year, died at the homexof her brother A. W. Russell in Brush Creek Twp. 14 Nov. 1881, buried at Chestnut Grove ---Ohio Press, 24 Nov. 1881; Wkly Gaz. 11-25-1881 (Bk. p. 281) RUSSELL, W. C. "Billy" s/o Squire James, cousin of Mrs. J. G. White of E. Liverpool, funeral Brush Creek---Ohio Press 4-22-1881 RUTLEDGE, Mrs. James ae 82 yrs, of Annapolis area, mother of Wesley, died ---Wkly Gaz. 2-6-1880 (Bk. p. 26) RYALL, Mrs. died Salt Run, Jeff. Co. 11-26-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 12-2-1881 (Bk. p. 285) RYDER, George Sr. ae 87th year, of Jefferson, Harrison Co., died 8 May 1880, buried there, War of 1812, formerly of Bowling Green where he married iss Culp who died some months ago on the 63rd anniversary of her wedding day. Children who survive: John, ex-Mayor of San Francisco, __Ryder of Belmont Co., David of Jefferson, Harrison Co., Elmanuel of Iowa, Thomas of Harrison Co., George Jr. of Iowa, Mrs. Maggie wbo J. R. Roberts of Harrison Co., Anldrew V. Ryder of Harrison Co., Lewis Stanton Ryder of Missouri --Ohio Press 5-14-1880; Wkly Gaz. 1880 (Bk. p. 110) RYLAND, "Freed" Fredus of Colliers, Pa. , leg cut off by R.R. 2-2-188(8liid last Monday at his home near Colliers Station, unmarried, interred at the -churchyard---Wkly Gaz. 2-61880 (Bk. pp. 27, 28, 30) ,ae 32 -136- SADDLER, Rev. I. P. of Uhrichsville, died on last Thursday. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 17 Mar. 1882 SALMON, Mrs. Elizabeth, ae 73 yrs, funeral today (Wed.), widow of Samuel, died in residence of son-in-law, Albert Groves, N. 6th St., left 5 ch including Win. Salmon and Mrs. Albert Groves, aunt of Jesse Salmon, She died city Feb. 25th.--Ohio Press 1883 (Bk. p.37,38) ---Wkly Gaz. 3-2-1883 (Bk. pp. 48, 49) SALTSMAN, James, ae 63 yrs, died Brush Creek Twp. Nov. 19,. 1879, left widow and several children---Wkly Gaz. 1-23-1880 (Bk. pp. 16, 18) SALTSMAN, Mrs., Mitchell's Salt Works, buried at Pine Grove on the 3rd inst. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 9 May 1884 (Bk. p. 87) SALTSMAN, Nancy, relict of James died 8 Sept. 1882, buried in Pine Grove ---Ohio Press, Friday, 15 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 143) ---Wkly Gaz. 15 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp. 271, 277) SALTSMAN, Washington, death of an infant son, Brush Creek News. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 26 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p. 15) SAMPLE, Mrs. Jane Blaine, widow of W. died at Ft. Madison, Iowa, ae 80 yrs, born Carlisle, Pa.180Q , with parents 1806 to Washington, Pa., sister of Ephraim Blaine, aunt of Senator James G. Blaine ---Ohio Press, 20 Feb. 1880; Wkly Gaz. 1880 (Bk. p. 41) SANDERS, Gilbert Blaine, d/o James W. & K. s. Sanders, died on Fisher's Run Sat. with measles, ae 4 yrs. --Wkly Gaz. 8-1-1884 (Bk. p. 209) SAUNDERS, Gilbert Blaine---Ohio Press, Friday, 1 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 138) SAUNDERS, Samuel, ae 49 yrs, died in 6th Ward this morning, leaves a wife and 3 ch---Wkly Gaz. 6-30-1882 (Bk. p. 189) ---Ohio Press 6-30-1882 (Bk. p. 97) SCANLIN, Sarah, infant s/o Thomas & Sarah, died city 9-26-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-1-1880 (Bk. p. 209) SCHAREFER, E. H., born Wittenburg, Germany 1831, died 5. 3rd St. Tuesday ae 52, leaves wife and 3 ch---Ohio Press, Fri., 5 Aug. 1881 SCHAEFER, Willie, a little over 9 yrs. old, s/o Henry & Mary, died Christmas morning of lockjaw from stone thrown by a playmate. Fun. Thurs. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 28 Dec. 1883 (Bk. pp. 230, 231) SCHAEHORN, Miss Hester, of near Warren Ridge (Brilliant News) died last Friday and was buried Monday in the Hopedale Cemetery. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 19 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 188) SCHAMEHORN, Mrs. Sallie, aged about 70, died Tuesday night in Portland -- The Ohio Press, Friday, 9 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 42) SCHELL, Harr, ae 6 yrs, of Martine erry, killea n RR tracks ---The Ohio Press, Friday', 26 Aug. 1881 SCHLIMME, Dorothy w/o H. C. of 3rd Ward, died ounday,.SppL6 7th of typhoid fever ae 26 yrs, Her xHusband and 5 small children survive her. ---Ohio Press, .iri. 12 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 169); Wklv Gaz. 1884 SCHMIDT, William ofAmigo, ,---child died, interment in Pittsburgh ---Wkly Gaz. 26 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 262) SCHNEIDER, Prof. P. J., music teacher &~dealer, formerly of city, died New York 12 July 1884, left 2 daughters, Mary & Estells, buried in Cleveland---Ohio Press, 7-18-1884 (Bk. p. 131) ---1Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 198) SCHNELLBACH, Joseph K. s/o Henry &~Henrietta, died at parent's home on N. 7th St. this morning (Aug. 28th) ae 16 yrs. 6 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. pp. 239, 241, 243) ---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 160) SCHOFIELD, Mrs. Sarah E. ae 49 wbo Thomas, died Aug. 17, 1884 ---The Ohio Press, 22 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 155) -137- SCHOFIELD, Mrs. Susan, native of England, died Sunday ae 62 yrs. --Ohio Press, Fri., 13 Apr. 1883 (Bk. p. 64; Wkly Gaz. 1883 (Bk. 87) SCHOFIELD, Mrs. Thomas of city, died Columbus, 0. 1-24-1880, died at asylum at Columbus shortly after being sent there ---Wkly Gaz. 1-30-1880 (Bk. p. 20, 22). Ohio'Pres 1-30-1880) SCHROTH, Lewis ae 26 yrs, brother of Philip of city, drowned at Rochester, Pa. 12-27-1881, home in Bellaire, leaves wife and 2 children. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-30-1881 (Bk. p. 318, 323) SCHUCKARDT, Dr. G., shot and killed by nephew, Guenther Schnelle at Wheeling Monday---Ohio Press, Fri., 23 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 50) SCHWEITZER, Catherine Louise, ae 67 yrs, died city 2-7-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-13-1880 (Bk. p. 30) SCHWINGER, Mrs. Frances, ae 35 yrs, died near Colliers Station 10-12-1881 of consumption---Wkly Gaz. 10-21-1881 (Bk. p. 248) SEARS, Taylor ae about 28 yrs, died city Dec. 13 --Wkly Gaz. 12-15-1882 (Bk. p.366) SEAVER, Jacob, lived Steubenville some years ago, died last Thursday at Mt. Sterling, Ky. Family sought.--Wkly Gaz. 12-12-1884 (Bk. p. 323) SELFRIDGE, William---daughter Maggie born Philadelphia 1-10-1851 married 1874 Thomas Haden, 1 child(Spelled also Sulfridge) ---Wkly Gaz. 8-20-1880 (Bk. p. 181) SEMPLE, Charlie (C. J.) ae 23, gunshop on Market Street had just been buried, s/o R. J. and Sarah died 19 July 1883 of consumption ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 27 July 1883 (Bk. p. 133) SEYMOUR, Ann of Irondale, will filed for probate; Exec. James C. Agnew ---The Ohio Press, Fri. 16 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p. 26) SCHAEFER, E. H. in 51st year, died city 8-2-1881, born Germany 1831, married in 1857 Louisa Switzer, 9 ch. 3 living: Henry, W. & Mary ---Wkly Gaz. 8-5-1881 (Bk. pp. 190, 193) SCHAEFFER, Willie ae 9 yrs, 7 mos. s/o Henry & Mary, died Tuesday of lockjaw, died Dec. 25th---Wkly Gaz. 12-28-1883 (Bk. pp. 313, 314) SHAFER, Jesse, ae about 20 yrs, died near Smithfield 4-16-1881 of consumption ---Wkly Gaz. 4-29-1881 (Bk. p. 94) SHAFER, Phillip of Piney Fork,--4s 9 yr. old daughter caught fire at apple buttering and died the first of last week. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 5 Dec. 1884 (Bk. p. 231) SHANE, Alice C. ae 1 yr, 2 mos. dlo W. B. & Hannah, died Smithfield 4-17-1880 of pneumonia---Wkly Gaz. 4-23-1880 (Bk. p. 92) SHANE, Hannah w/o Judge John, formerly of city, died 11-24-1880 in Des Moines, Iowa---Wkly Gaz. 12-3-1880 (Bk. p. 258) SHANE, Isaac, ae 78 yrs, of Ross Twp. died, father of 10 children, among them Judge John Shane---Ohio Press, 6 Aug. 1880 SHANE, Isaac ae 9,8 yrs, died Ross Twp. 7-30-1880, his father born New York City 1746, married Hannah Rex d/o George , she died 1866 ae 80 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-6-1880 (Bk. p. 168) SHARE, Isaac of East Springfield, his two year old child ---Ohio Press, 1-7-1881 SHARE, Otty ae 2 yrs. sbo Isaac , died E. Springfield 12-30-1880, burned --VWkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. pp. 1, 3) SHANE, Ms. Rachel S. died at the residence of her son Dr. G. A. Shane July 3, 1883 ae 70 yrs. Burial ar Minerva July 5th. ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 6 July 1883 (Bk. p. 120) SHARE, Samuel in 75th year, died Smithfield Dec. 6, 1882 ---Nkly Gaz. Dec. 15, 1882 (Bk. p. 366) SHARE, Sarah, of Island Creek Twp. mother of Dr. G. A. Thane of city, will presented for probate...VWkly Gaz. 27 July 1883 (Bk. p. 179) -139- SHEARER, Robert ae 76, an old and highly respected citizen, departed this life on Monday, at the residence of his son-in-law, Win. C. Myers (wife Sydney). His age was 3 score & 6 (Jan. 7th), born 1-29-1808 Steubenville, married 2 July 1829 Jane Shepherd, son Lycurgus Shearer---Ohio Press, Fri. 11 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p7) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 9, 13) SHEETS, James---his little son died Monday at Elliottsville of diphtheria croup---Ohio Press, Fri., 15 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 193) SHEETS, Webb s/o Mont. & Mary J., formerly of city, died McDonald, Pa. 2-9-1881 ae 3 yrs.--Wkly Gaz. 2-11-1881 (Bk. pp. 12, 15) SHELDON, Lewis, brother-in-law of Anson G. McCook, died Monday. ---Ohio Press 19 Mar. 1880 SHELLY, Joseph R., formerly of county, ---Daughter Mrs. Frances Matson, died 2-5-1880 in Savannah, Ill.---Wkly Gaz. 3-19-1880 (Bk. p. 64) SHEPHERD, Alice L. ae about 15, died Amsterdam Sept. 6, only sister of Sanford ---Wkly Gaz. 15 Sept..1882 (Bk. pp. 271, 277) SHEPHERD, Miss Jennie, death at her mother's on 5. 5th St. ae 23 or 24, Aug. 2, 1884, M. E. Church---Wkly Gaz. 8 Aug. 1884 (Bk. pp. 216, 221) SHEPHERD, Thomas, ae 89 yrs, died Ross Twp. 12-8-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 12-16-1881 (Bk. p. 300) SHEPPARD, Jennie ae 23 yrs, ---Ohio Press, Fri., 8 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 144) SHEPPARD, Thomas ae 72 yrs, formerly of city, died St. Louis 11-23-1881, coal boat pilot---Wkly Gaz. 12-2-1881 (Bk. pp. 285, 292) SHERIFF, A. N. IN .40th or 50th year, formerly of city 12-4-1880, died Cadiz, married 1856 Mary Ann Vickry, 5 ch. and other relatives. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-10-1883 (Bk. pp. 266, 267); Ohio Press 12-10-1880 SHERRARD, Joseph K. in 66th year, died Steubenville Twp. last Friday, oldest s/o Robert A. & Mary Sherrard, born Rush Run Aug. 11, 1818, never married, father died 1875, sisters: Mrs. Joseph Hill and Mrs. Joseph Kithcart, brothers: Hon. R. Sherrard, David Sherrard; Rev. John, Rev. Thomas and Mrs. Sue C. Orr of Clarion Pa.; misses Nancy, Jane and Sarah of Washington, Pa., helf brothers & sisters. ---Wkly Gaz. 18 Apr. 1884 (Bk. pp. 111, 112 , 115) died Apr. 12, 1884 buried in vault of R. Sherrard Jr. in Union Cemetery ---Ohio Press, Friday, 18 Apr. 1884 (Bk. p. 77) SHIELDS, Maggie, formerly of Steubenviole, father a sexton of 5th St. Church. She died July 4th on the Scioto,-Lomas Disaster ---Wkly Gaz. 14 July 1882 (Bk. p. 205) SHIELDS, Samuel, ae ca 65 yrs, died Annapolis 30 July 1882 ---Ohio Press 11 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 122; Wkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. p. 240) SHILLING, Mary ae 4 or 5 yrs, burned to death in the Shilling house at Jewett ---Ohio Press, Fri., 13 June 1884 (Bk. p. 108) SHIPLEY, Mrs. D. W., ae about 18 yrs, formerly of city, died Colliers Station 5-7-1881--Wkly Gaz. 5-13-1881 (Bk. p. 106) SHIPLEY, Mrs. Ella ae 18 yrs, d/o Dr. Brough, formerly of city, died in Colliers ---Ohio Press, 13 May 1881 SHIXTELY, Daniel ae 86 yrs, an old citizen of Steubenville, died at the residence of his son James in the Black Hills, Dakota ---Ohio Press, Friday, 11 May 1883 (Bk. p. 86) SHI\TELY, Mrs. Elizabeth ae 78 yrs, formerly of Steubenville, died near Central, Dakota Territory, Sat. May 19th or 20th, 1882 --Ohio Press, 9 June 1882; 23 June 1882: XWkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. pp Bk. pp. 9S, 1S6) SHOBER, C. A., A PROMINENT ATTORNEY OF Carroll Co., suicide by hanging ---Wkly Gaz. 9 May 1884 (Bk. pp. 132) -140- SHOCKLEY, Edward, ae 8 yrs, slo Edward, died Rush Run 11-3-1880 --- Wkly Gaz. 11-5-1880 (Bk. p. 236, 239). Ohio Press 11-5-1880 SHOEMAKER, Ola Blanche ae 5 mos d/o Jacob & Jennie, of Unionport, died 19 Aug. ---Wkly Gaz. Aug. 24th 1883 (Bk. p. 205) SHORTS, Henry ae about 30 yrs, died city Mar. 12th, consumption ---Wkly Gaz. 3-16-1883- Bk. p. 60) SHORTS, John (or Henry) of the 5th Ward, Mar. 12th, died yesterday (Sunday) ae ca 30 yrs.---OHio Press, Fri. 16 Mar. 1883 (Bk. pp. 45, 47) SHORTS, Lafayette, was buried today (Saturday) with proper ceremonies. He leaves a wife and two children (or 3) ---Ohio Press, Fri., 24 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 149) Lived in a boat just below the Panhandle bridge ---Wkly Gaz. Fri., Aug. 24, 1883 (Bk. p. 201) SHOUSE, John A. ae 24 yrs, , fireman on RR, oldest s/o Capt. John & Rebecca, who was formerly of city, now of Allegheny, died in R. R. collision near New Waterford, Ohio, Nov. 30th. --Wkly Gaz. 12-8-1882 (Bk. pp. 358, and more?) SHOWALTER, Curtis P. ae 7 mos. s/o Frank P. & Lizzie, died city 9-1880 --Wkly Gaz. 10-1-1880 (Bk. pp. 209, 210); Ohio Press 10-1-1880 SHOWALTER,-Mrs. Frank P. died at her home on 5. 6th St. in her 31st year, leaves a husband and 2 small children-- ---Ohio Press, Fri., 9 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p. 22) SHOWALTER, Lizzie w/o Frank P. d/o Michael Hart, formerly of city, leaves husband and 2 little sons---Wkly Gaz. 2-9-1883 (Bk. pp. 30) SHOWALTER, Minnie E/ ae 5 yrs. 7 mos. d/o Frank & Elizabeth, died city April 10, 1880, of scarlet fever--- --Wkly Gaz. 4-16-1880 (Bk. pp. 87, 89) SHOWALTER, Mrs. Sarah ae 70 yrs., native of Steubenville, died Mt. Corey, 0. 8-31-1881---Wkly Gaz. 10-7-1881 (Bk. p. 236) SHRUM, Mrs. Frances, ae 45 yrs, of Steubenville, died Wheeling 2-23-1881, buried Steubenville---Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. p. 28, 31) SHUSTER, Amanda w/o W. in 22nd year, died Toronto 10-6-1881 of typhoid. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-21-1881 (Bk. p. 248) SICKLER, Mary, w/o John F. ae 27 yrs, died Thursday July 5th in city, d/o Mrs. Mary Helistern of Wellsburg, left 2 ch, girl 7, boy 3 and husband, St. Peters---Wkly Gaz. Fri, July 13, 1883 (Bk. pp. 167) SIMERAL, Mrs. Mary ae 81, died near Bloomfield Jan. 5, 1884, widow of Archibald, mother of W. F., d/o Win. Ferguson of Wayne Twp., husband died 1844, leaving her with 7 ch: W. F. of city, John B. of Bloomfield, Robert C. of Cass Co., Mo., James M. of Wayne Twp., Mary J. w/o W. S. Blackburn, Mrs. Robinson Day, Mrs. H. H. Cope, all of Wayne Twp., also 6 grandchildren named ---Wkly Gaz. Jan. 11, 1884 (Bk. p. 10); Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 7) ---Ohio Press 2 Jan. 1885 SIMPSON, Abraham S. ae 63, member of Beech Springs, Church, died Green Twp., Harrison Co. 3 Nov. 1884---Ohio Press, Fri., 14 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p.218) SIMPSON, Arthur B. ae 3 wks 4 days, s/o Thomas M. & Nanlnie G. died May 4th ---Ohio Press, Fri., 9 May 1884 (Bk. p. 87) SIMPSON, Bishop Matthew, died Philadelphia, June 18 or 22nd, 1884, born Cadiz, Ohio June 21, 1810 ---Ohio Press or Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 112, 122) SIMPSON, Scott, ae 30 yrs, died at his home in York this morning (Bk. p. 301) Friday---Nkly Gaz. 14 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 301) SINCLAIR, Ms. Ella, died at the Steubenville Female Seminary, Friday evening April 2Sth, 1884 ae 87 yrs, born Dublin, Ireland 9-26-1797, was w/o Dr. Sinclair--- thly Gaz. 2 May 1884 (Bk. pp. 123 -141- SISLER, Grace ae 2 mos 7 days, dlo George & Alice died city 8-1-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-5-1881 (Bk. p. 190) SIXSMITH, Samuel ae ca 77 yrs, of Warren Twp. , application for probate of will Died Apr. 30th at residence of Stephen King in Warrenton, buried Sunday in Hopewell cemetery, leaves 3 sons and 1 daughter: John, George, James, Mrs. Nancy King ---Ohio Press 5-6-1881 SIXSMITH, Thomas, ae about 77 yrs, died Warrenton 4-30-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 5-13-1881 (Bk. p. 106); Ohio Press 5-20-1881 SKAGGS, Mrs. Elizabeth ae 74 years, died Mingo at the residence of her daughter Mrs. James Smith Sept. 30th. Burial services were held in Portland at the residence of W. Leeper ---Ohio Press, Fri., 3 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 188) SKAGGS, Capt. John ae 52 yrs, an old steamboat captain, died Lagrange Wednesday night---Ohio Press 4-8-1881; Wkly Gaz. 1881 (Bk. pp.77, 79) SKAGGS, Sarah, of Warren Twp., will presented for probate ---Ohio Press, 20 Feb. 1880 SKEELS, Mr., burned in Sloan fire in Wellsville---Ohio Press 2-25-1881 SKEELES, Wilbur, burned with Win. Sloan family at Wellsville ---Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. p. 34) SKELEY, Mahala w/o Alex , died at her late home at Skelley's Station ae 91 yrs. She leaves 4 daughters and 2 sons---Ohio Press, 12-26-1884 (Bk. p.246) SKELLEY, Mahala died near Richmond 20 Dec. 1884, widow of Alexander ---Ohio Press 2 Jan. 1885; Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 336) SLACK, Alicia C. eldest d/o John D. died 23 Apr. 1882 ---Ohio Press 4-28-1882(Bk. 1 61); Wkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. p. 113) SLEE, David ae 45 yrs, died Permar's Run 2-27-1881 (or Fisher's Run) ---Wkly Gaz. 3-4-1881 (Bk. p. 36); Ohio Press 3-4-1881 SLEMMONS, Eliza N. ae about 54, widow of Samuel (who died 1867) died Cadiz 2-25-1880, d/o Launcelot ~ Barbara Heanr. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. p. 43, 47); Ohio Press, 2-27-1880 SLOAN, Valentine, a brakeman at the Dennison yard, crushed between cars, Fri. Left a wife and 3 children--Ohio Press, Fri. 26 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 191) SLOAN, Mrs. William ae 31, Luella ae 13, Clyde ae 12, Lizzie ae 11, Alex ae 9, Paul ae 5, daughter ae 18 mos,.. and Wilbur Skeels, brother-in-law. One girl left, all burned to death, another child not found. Sloan came from Harrison Co., O.---Ohio Press 2-25-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. p. 34 (at Wellsville) SMITH, Annie d/o Mrs. Dora of 5th Wd. died Pittsburg, Pa. 8-5-1881 ae 14 yrs. Scarlet fever---Wkly Gaz. 8-12-1881 (Bk. p. 194) SMITH, Charles ae 4 yrs 6 mos, s/o James & Maria, died at Mingo 5th or 14th Aug. 1882, buried at Brilliant---Wkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. p. 246) ---Ohio Press 18th or 25th 1882 (Bk. p. 127) SMITH, ED .of Wellsville died July 4th ae 22 yrs---Sciota-Lomas Disaster --- Gaz.rk-y 7 July Gaz. 7 July 1882 (Bk. p. 198) SMITH, Harry ae about 28 yrs., brakeman, killed by cars, left wife, no ch. June 23rd---Wkly Gaz. 30 June 1882 (Bk. p. 188) SMITH, Ida Lulu, ae 3 yrs. dbo William, died city, 1-31-1880 of scarlet fever. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-6-1880 (Bk.p. 25) SMITH, James, a citizen of this city since 1852 ae 75 yrs, died sudenly yesterday , Nov. 14th. He was born in County Loud, Ireland in 1824, leaves a wife and 4 ch: Mary, James, Thomas and Matthew ---VWkly Gaz. 21 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p2307); Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p.224) SMITH, Mrs. Jennie of M~ingo, her little child died on Monday last ae S wks. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 26 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p.12) -142- SMITH, Mrs. Jeannette, ae 48 yrs, died city 4-25-1881 of consumption; daughters: Lizzie wlo Robert Pasters, Cinderella wlo Chas. Rake, widow of Frank who was killed by a negro in city shortly after the war.---Wkly Gaz. 4-29, 1881 (Bk. pp. 94, 98) Ohio Press 4-29-1881 SMITH, John ae ca. 77, born Steubenville Jan. 9, 1884 N. 5th St., born Ireland, Steubenville since 1836, weaver, leaves wife and adopted daughter, Mrs. Rickets of Newark, St. Peters, Mt. Calvary --Wkly Gaz. 11 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 9, 12, 16); Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. pp.11, 13) SMITH, Mrs. Joseph, Belmont Co., aunt of Frank Adams of Wayne Twp., died 1-25-1880, buried St. Clairsville, left husband and 5 ch. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-30-1880 (Bk. p. 22) SMITH, CHILD, AE % MOS. OF Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Smith, died Friday and was buried in Blue Ridge Cemetery, Saturday---Portland News. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 29 July 1881 SMITH, Miss Maggie, ae 18 yrs, died city Oct. 22nd of typhoid, born Germany, in city 7 mos.---Wkly Gaz. 27 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 306 ---Ohio Press, Friday, 27 Oct. 1882 SMITH, NOah, husband of Mahala, was killed at Adams St. Crossing, Christmas 1879, left daughters Susannah and Mary; sons, Wn. & J. E. in 61st year, died city from results of RR accident; born city 1819, s/o Jabez & Acenith who came to city 1809; married 1842 Mahala Elson, sister of Parker A. and Edward; 4 ch: Jabez, Mary w/o W. Rake, Oscar and Savannah; sisters: Elizabeth wife of Gabriel McFeely, m/o E. G. McFeely, Angeline w/o Win. Richards; brothers: John W. Smith and David S. Smith... --Wkly Gaz. 1-2-1880 (Bk. pp. 1); Ohio Press Jan. 1, 1880 ---Ohio Press 23 Jan. 1880 SMITH, Oliver C.---his daughter Diana w/o Richard Morrison, born New Alexandria, died 3-2-1880 in 20th year. Oliver died Apr. 6, 1877? daughter, Mrs. Charles Slocum.--Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880 (Bk. p. 49) SMITH, W. H. of Carroll Co,-wife Amanda Blackburn d/o James, China Wedding ---Ohio Press, 28 May 1880 SMITH, Wi., a brakeman on the P. W. & Ky, fell from freight, killed, Friday June 23rd, 1882---Ohio Press, Friday, June 30, 1882 (Bk. p. 97) SMURTHWAITE, W. A. , a young man ae 25 yrs, s/o John (or brother?) of dock St. died city Oct. 17, leaves wife & 3 children. ---Ohio Press, Friday, Oct. 19, 1883 (Bk. pp. 187, 187) ---Wkly Gaz. Oct. 19, 1883 (Bk. pp. 256, 257) SNEDDEN, Elizabeth, w/o George, died city 4-25-1880 in 43rd year. born Scotland, 13 children, 8 remain. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 97, 103) SNEE, Miss Lina, ae about 30 yrs, formerly of city, died Allegheny City, Pa. 1-5-1881, buried there, died at residence of Robert Giles, sister of John C. Snee,---Wkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. pp. 1, 4) SNIDER, Mrs. Elizabeth , in 82nd year, died Cross Creek T. 11-22-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 12-16-1881 (Bk. p. 300) SNIDER, James A. ae 57, formerly of county, died Johnson Co., Mo. 7-31-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-26-1881 (Bk. p. 204) SNIVELY, Allen, ae 22 yrs, of Westmoreland Co., Pa. , cut up under locomotives Thursday morning---hio Press, Fri. 29 July 1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-29, 1881 (Bk. p. 188) SNODGRASS, Anna Celesta ae 1 yr. 5 mos. 15 days, d/o John L. & Mary J. died near Reed's Mill, Feb. 20th--kly Gaz. 3-2-1883 (Bk. p. 48) -143- SNODGRASS, Charles, ae 9 yrs. drowned at Martin's Ferry ---Wkly Gaz. 6-1-1883 (Bk. p.129) SNODGRASS, Robert , ae about 68 yrs, a respected citizen of Salem Twp. died Tuesday---James Snodgrass, Almr. --Wkly Gaz. Fri. 21 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 231) ---Ohio Press, 19 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 186) SNOWDEN, Benjamin in 57th yr, died city 1-17-1881 of consumption and cancer, colored, born near Baltimore 5-5-1824, married 4 times, wife #4 Henrietta Anderson, 4 ch: Mrs. Susan Wells, Charles, George and Willie Snowden---Wkly Gaz. 1-21-1881 (Bk. pp. 13a, 17a) ---Ohio Press 1-21-1881 SNOWDEN, Catherine, ae 99 yrs, died city Aug. 8th or 7th, born Maryland, mother of 17 ch., 9 living, 7 in Steubenville: George, Samuel, Richard, Margaret Scott, Indiana Reynolds, Ann and Eliza ---Wkly Gaz. Aug. 10, 1883 (Bk. p. 189, 191) ---Ohio Press 10 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 143) SNOWDEN, John C. ae 28, died 8 Sept. 1883 of consumption. Funeral from his mother's residence corner of 7th & Adams, "the lame piano player" ---Ohio Press, Fri. 9-14-1883; Wkly Gaz. 9-14-1883 (Bk. p. 224) SNYDER, Mrs. Polly, died last Sunday---New Jefferson News --- Wkly Gaz. 3-18-1881 (Bk. p. 55) r SOLOMON, Harry, ae 8 yrs, a young s/o C. B. & Martha, died 6th Ward, June 6th. ---Ohio Press, 6-8-1883 (Bk. pp. 103, 105); Wkly Gaz. 1883 (Bk. p.137) SPARKSMAN, Nathan, ae about 25 yrs, died city 5-12-1881, s/o Samuel, leaves a wife , (colored)---Wkly Gaz. 5-13-1881 (Bk. p. 106, 110) ---Ohio Press 5-13-1881 kicked by a horse---Ohio Press 20 May 1881 SPAULDING, David of city---his daughter married L. J. C. Drennen of Martin's Ferry, child died---Wkly Gaz. 8-5-1881 (Bk. p. 192) SPAULDING, David---his granddaughter, Lizzie F. Hawkins, ae 18, died 13 Feb. 1884 at his home---Ohio Press, Fri. 15 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 32) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 52, 56) SPEAKS, Laura, ae 10 mos. d/o Jesse & Lizzie, died city 12-7-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 12-10-1880 (Bk. p. 266) SPEAR, John, died Monday, July 7th, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Susan Neel, 9th St. in this city, in the 95th year of his age, born Pa. 4 Dec. 1789, shoemaker, had lived in Belmont & Guernsey Cos., War of 1812, Children in Steubenville: Mrs. Neel, Mrs. Samuel H. Wilson, Mrs. Thomas Schofield and Mrs. Joseph Kells. ---Wkly Gaz. 11 July 1884 (Bk. pp. 191, 192); Ohio Press 1884 p.126 SPEAR, May d/o Mr.& Mrs. Amos Spear, died Sabbath last--Hopedale News ---Ohio Press 15 Oct. 1880 SPEARS, Samuel, ae 58 yrs, formerly of Mingo, died Martins Ferry 1-25-1880, furnace builder from Phoenixville, Pa., leaves wife and 3 ch., buried Union Cemetery---_Yk1y Gaz. 1-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 20, 21, 22) ---Ohio Press 1-30-1880 SPEEDY, Alice w/o Thomas ae 23 yrs, died Richmond Aug. 11th, d/o Geo. Cole. ---Wkly Gaz. 18 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 246) SPEEDY, Margaret, ae 84 yrs, in Ross Tp., died June 12, 1882 ---Ohio Press 30 June 1882 (Bk. p. 99) SPEER, Mrs. Eliza died in Martin's Ferry Sunday, Sept. 14, 1884, widow of the late Samuel Speer, ae 60 yrs, buried Steubenville. ---Wkly Gaz. 19 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 252; Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p.lT7) SPNCE, John, ae about 61 yrs, formerly of city, brother of H. J. Esq. died Cincinnati 7-14-1881--Wkly Gaz. 7-22-1881 (Bk. p. 177) -144- SPENCER, Samuel, s/o Mrs. Elizabeth, died city Sept. 13th, ae about 15 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 15 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp. 271, 273) SPENCER, Miss Sarah ae 85 yrs, died city Jan.22nd, sister of: Capt. Spencer, Mrs. Win. Scull and Miss Jane Scull, St. Paul's ---Wkly Gaz. 1-26-1883 (Bk. pp. 17, 18); Ohio Press 1883 (Bk. p.13,14) SPENCER, Capt. Wi, married d/o Isaac Jenkinson, 1 daughter. Died city 14 Aug. 1882 ae 88 yrs, born Bedford, Pa. 1794, to Pittsburgh 1804, to Steubenville 1815---Wkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. pp. 246, 250) ---Ohio Press, Fri., 18 Aug. 1882 (Bk. pp. 125, 127) SPRAGUE, C. E. ae 25, of Hanmondsville, died July 4th...Scioto disaster ---Ohio Press, 14 July 1882 (Bk. p. 108); Wkly Gaz 1882 (Bk. p. 198) SPRAGUE, Emma w/o E. H. of Steubenville, died July 15th, 1882 ae 34 yrs. d/o Thomas Bartles of New Philadelphia, taken there for burial, left 4 small children: Katie, Nettie, Ethel and baby, buried New Philadelphia---Wkly Gaz. 16 June 1882 (Bk. p. 164) ---Ohio Press 23 June 1882 (Bk. p. 95) SPRINGER, Christopher, an old bachelor, brother of Jacob, large estate, many Jefferson Co. heirs left--Wkly Gaz. 2-13-1880 (Bk. pp. 33, 34) SPRINGER, Mrs. Hanson of Martin's Ferry---4 day old baby fell into bucket of water, drowned---Ohio Press, Fri. 20 July 1883 (Bk. p. 129) STAFFORD, Emory, of Salem Twp. near Bloomfield, while discharging his revolver last Saturday, held the weapon too low and the ball struck him in the right leg, inflicting a wound from which he died Wed. His remains were interred yesterday, ae about 24 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 14 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 301) STAFFORD, James, ae 63 yrs, of Croxton's Run, died Fri.(Nov. 30) of consumption, born Island Creek Twp. 1820---Wkly Gaz. 12-7-1883 (Bk. p. 301) STAFFORD, Maggie A., infant d/o George & Martha, died Holliday's Cove 8-30-1880 --Wkly Gaz. 9-3-1880 (Bk. p. 193) STAFFORD, Nathan, died in this city Sat. Mar. 30th 1884 ae 74 yrs, leaves wife and 6 ch---Wkly Gaz. 4 Apr. 1884, Bk. p.96) STAIGER, Mrs. David, ae 35 yrs, d/o Mrs. C. Standley of city, died Leavenworth, Kansas, Mar. 15th---Wkly Gaz. 3-16-1883 (Bk. p. 60) STANDLEY, Casper, formerly of city, died East Liverpool 2-16-1881, ae about 100 years, grandfather of Mrs. Hogan ---Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (Bk. pp. 20, 23) STANDLEY, Mrs. C.---her daughter Mrs. David Staiger, ae 35 yrs, died Leavenworth, Kansas on March 15th. ---Wkly Gaz. 16 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 60) STANSBERRY, John, of Richmond, died Friday Feb. 15th?, buried at Mt. Zion, leaves 3 small children and mother-in-law, Mrs. Hales. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 22 Fey. 1884 (Bk. p. 41) STANSBURY, Elisha ae 47 yrs, died Brooke Co. 4-22-1880, Three Springs. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 97, 103) STANSBURY, Hon. Henry ae about 78 yrs. died New York City , 16-25-1881, born New York: City l8O3---Wkly Gaz. 7-1-1881 (k. pp. 156, 158) STANSBURY, Rebecca ae 84 yrs, widow of Nicholas, died 7-10-1880 in Brooke Co., came from Maryland, in Brooke Co. 60 yrs, 6 sons, 4 daughters, buried Three Springs, died Sept. 24, 1880 ??? ---Wkly Gaz. 9-17-1880 (Bk. pp. 208, 209) STANTON, William ae 22 yrs, s-/o Thomas Stanton of 6th St. died July 23, 1883 ---Ohio Press, Fri. 7-27-1883 (Bk. p. 133) ---Wkly Gaz. 1883 (Bk. p. 178) STANTON, Wn. ae 16 yrs. s/o Miles of 6th Wad., killed by train Ohio Press, Friday 28 Mar. 1884 (Bk. pp. 63, 64) -145- STANTON, Wi. J. ae about 16 yrs. s/o Miley Stanton who lives on the hillside in the 6th Ward, found at the side of the Panhandle track with crushed head---Wkly Gaz. 28 Mar. 1884 (Bk. p. 91) STARK, John ae ca 32 yrs, lived near Two Ridge Church, trampled to death by runaway horse Monday, Oct. 30th, left wife and 3 children ---Ohio Press, Friday 3 Nov. 1882 (Bk. pp. 166, 168) ---Wkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. pp. 315, 320) STARKEY, Arkansas Ann of Linton died 2-2-1884 ae 28 yrs. of typhoid fever ---Ohio Press or Wkly Gaz. 1884 - STARKEY, Mrs. w/o Charles Starkey diedon the 17th and was buried at Chestnut Grove on the 18th. Mr. & Mrs. Starkey were among the first settlers in the neighborhood, and have lived together for upwards of 50 years. She was 82 years of age. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 25 July 1884 (Bk. p. 136) STARR, Carrie ae 6 mos. d/o John & Margaret died Tuesday. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 6 July 1883 (Bk. p.: 119) STARR, James W. ---his four year old son died Saturday of pneumonia. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 23 Feb. 1883 (Bk. pp. 30, 31) STEELE, Albert, ae 37 yrs, died Pittsburgh Oct. 21, brother of Matthew Steele of city, leaves wife and 3 children ---Ohio Press, Friday, Oct. 26, 1883 (Bk. p. 191) ---Wkly Gaz. 26 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 262, 263) STEELE, James, ae 77 yrs, of Union Twp., Carroll Co., came to visit his daughter Mrs. W. L. McKee of Bowerston and was struck by train at crossing and killed---Wkly Gaz. 18 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 18) STENGER, John, drowned in Ohio river at Wheeling 17 Sept. 1880 ---Wkly Gaz. or Ohio Press 1880 STEPHEN, Ada May ae 1 mo 1 day d/o Josiah & Rachel A. died Cadiz Junction 1-17-1881---Wkly Gaz. 1-21-1881 (Bk. p. 13a); Ohio Press 1-21-1881 STEPHENS, Charley in 3rd year, s/o Mrs. Mary, died near Union Cemetery 12-18-1880, grandson of Alexander Walker, near Union Cemetery. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. p. 281, 283) STEPHENS, Samuel of city, ae 71 yrs, died Dennison, Ohio 8-11-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 8-19-1881 (Bk. p. 199); Ohio Press 8-26-1881 STEPHENSON, Rev. D. K. died Nov. 19, 1883, remains arrived last night from Johnstown, Pa., funeral from Hamline, Union Cemetery. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 23 Nov. 1883 (Bk. pp. 206, 207) STERLING, James of Washington Street city---his daughter Etta m. married Edgar A. Elliott, moved to Leavenworth, Kansas, her baby Mary died here Nov. 12, 1882 while she was visiting home here. ---Wkly Gaz. 17 Nov. 1882 (Bk. p. 332) STEVENS, Alex of King's Creek, his small child died------Wkly Gaz. 3-9-1883 (Bk. p. 59) STEVENS, , Mrs. Mary E., funeral of her child from residence of its grandfather Alexander Walker---Ohio Press 24 Dec. 1880 STEVENSON, ev. D. K., M. E. mininter, died Johnstown, Pa. Nov. 19th; brothers: George, Jasper & Joseph, widow is d/o Rev. Dr. Hingely and sister of Mrs. D. M. McConville of Steubenville. ---VWkly Gaz. 11-23-1883 (Bk. pp. 286, 291 STEWART, A. T. , formerly of Steubenville,--his 6 wks. old child died Tuesday at Bellaire, to be buried in Toronto, spinal disease. ---VWkly Gaz., Friday, July 13, 1883 (Bk. p. 169) STEWART, Barbara (Miss). buried Wednesday in Warrenton cemetery, sister of Mrs. Thos. Pastors of Rush Run---Ohio Press, 2-23-1883 (Bk. p.33) STEWART, Mrs. Dr. J. W., nee Margaret Parks, ae 53, died Sunday afternoon. 4 ch: Harlan, Robert, Leonora (Mrs. Linnehan) and Ella. ---Ohio Press 1-7-1881 -146- STEWART, James---daughter Annie (Mrs. Fenimore, died Dinsmore, Pa. 7-9-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 169) STEWART, James, in 66th year, died Sloan's Station 3-22-1880, native of Ireland, leaves wife and several children. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-26-1880 (Bk. pp. 70, 75) STEWART, James B. ae about 33, died New Cumberland July 1st. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-13-1883 (Bk. p. 170) STEWART, James R. M. in 73rd year, of Knox Twp., died there 7-12-1881, s/o Alexander, born 1800 London, England, came with father to Jeff. Co. 1810, in River trade---Ohio Press 7-15-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. pp. 169, 173) STEWART, John, funeral Friday from the residence of his son, upper Market St. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 16 May 1884 (Bk. p. 89) STEWART, John and son William, example of filial devotion, stayed by aged father's side when death threatened (earlier than paper date) ---Ohio Press, 10 June 1881 STEWART, JOhn, ae 71 yrs, colored, died at Mt. Pleasant Twp. 12-9-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. p. 281) STEWART, Margaret w/o Dr. J. W. died city 1-2-1881 ae 53 yrs,, born Washington Co., Pa., sister of Lloyd Parks, city, Robert and George, Ch: Harlan, Robert, Ella V. and Mrs. C. E. Linehan. --Wkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. p. 1, 3) STEWART, Mrs. Mary w/o Dr. J. W. Stewart of city, died 18 Apr. 1885 ae 45 yrs. d/o David & Elizabeth Hervey, born near Bloomfield 2-28-1840, ml) Wn. McMillan who died after 5 mos, son died city same year, m2) Dr. Stewart 2-14-1882---Ohio Press Apr. 24, 1885 Will admitted to Probate, John W. Stewart,. Admr--Ohio Press 7-10-1885 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-24-1884 (Bk. pp. 21, 24) STEWART, Dr. Robert F., funeral from residence on 9th St. Sunday, s/o Dr. J. W. Stewart, ae 31 yr. 7 day, born 17 Feb. 1852 in Elliottsville, died Feb. 24, Union Cemetery,--Ohio Press, Fri. 3-2-1883 (Bk. p.36, 37) ---Wkly Gaz. 3-2-1883 (Bk. pp. 48, 49) STEWART, Capt. William, died city, 5. 4th St. Aug. 1st in 83rd year, river man, born Cumberland Co., Pa. 2-18-1800 sbo Robert (d. 1837) and Rosana (d. 1852) Stewart, married 1826 Elizabeth Glenn d/o David, to Steubenville 1841, 9 ch: surviving: Mrs. James Means, David G., Harry, James, Mrs. Judge Means, Mrs. E. F. Andrews of Wash. City. --Wkly Gaz. Aug. 3, 1883 (Bk. pp. 184, 188, 189) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 3 Aug. 1883 (Bk. pp. 137, 138) STIEW, William, killed near Lagrange on C&P RR---Ohio Press 12-10-1880 STILL, Infant child of Mrs. Still, ae 7 wks, died at home Tuesday and was buried in Union Cemetery---Wkly Gaz. Fri. 26 May 1882 (Bk. p. 146) STILLMAN, Minnie, suicide---Wkly Gaz. 3-26-1880 (Bk. p. 71) STITTS, John, his daughter Mary w/o Rezin Permar died 5 Sept. 1884; three sisters survive Mary: Mr~s. David Odbert and Mrs, Jacob Reynolds of city and Mrs, T. . Crawford of Greenfield, Ohio ---The Ohio Press, Friday, 12 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 169) STITTSMAN, Maria, ae 80 yrs, seamstress of 7th St., burial from St. Paul's, Friday (Dec. 12) element of mystery about her, ---Ohio Press, Friday, 12-12-1884 (Bk. pp. 239, 241) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 324) STOCKTON, Rev. John, Presbyterian, died at Cross Creek Village, Wash. Co., Pa. Friday night last May th---Ohio Press 12 May 1882 ---XWhly Gaz. 12 May 1882 (Bk. p. 135) STOKELY, Col. Thomas---Ch: Samuel and Mrs. John H. Miller of Steubenville, and Eliza S. who ml) 1829 James Wilson who died 1832 and m2) 1840 Rev. Win. Cox who died 1856---wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk. p. 39) -147- STOKELY, Col. Thomas, son Gen. Samuel, daughter Ann C. born Fayette Co., Pa. 1806 married John H. Miller and died 5 Sept. 1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 270) STOKES, Al, drowned. Body found---Ohio Press, 13 Feb. 1880 STOKES, Albert, s/o Peter of city, ae about 27, colored teamster, drowned, body not found yet, leaves wife and 2 ch: --Wkly Gaz. 1-2-1880 (Bk. pp. 4, 29, 32); Ohio Press 1-1-1880 STOKES, Peter (colored) ae 69 yrs, died city 8-27-1881, born Va., married Miss Margaret Ray m2) Mrs. Bracken, 2 sons Peter and Abraham. Mt. Pleasant---ex-slave---nice item ---Wkly Gaz. 9-2 and 16- 1881 (Bk. pp. 210, 213, 227) ---Ohio Press, 9 - 2 or 16-1881 STOKES, William of Knoxville, Ch: Sarah married Watt and died Mar. 1882; .Henry, John, Jane and Mrs. Chas. YOung, all of Knoxville and B. F. of San Francisco---Ohio Press, Fri, 17 Mar. 1882 STONE, Rev. Elijah---his daughter Lydia, born Pa. 3-8-1799 married Samuel R. Lyon 5-12-1832 and died in Hopedale 6-23-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-7-1882 (Bk. p. 195) STONE, Matilda w/o John R. died Cross Creek Twp. May 23-4th of typhoid, d/o John Deater of Cross Creek Twp., Spt. of Infirmary --Wkly Gaz. 6-1-1883 (Bk. p. 128, 129): Ohio Press 6-1-1883 (p.100) STONE, Mrs. Nancy ae about 71 yrs, died Cross Creek Twp. 7-19-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-23-1880 (Bk. p. 163) STONE, Willie ae 2 yrs. 4 mos. s/o Rev. A. 0. & Gertie, formerly of city, died Tionestaa, Pa. 5-15-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 5-21-1880 (Bk. p. 116) STONEBROOKE, Mrs. Agnes, died city Oct. 12---Wkly Gaz. 10-13-1882 (Bk. p.297) STRADTHOFF, Annie ae 17 yrs. 3 mos. , eldest d/o John & Annie Stradthoff, died city Dec. 29, 1879 of typhoid fever, of Hancock Co., W. Va. died Steubenville at residence of a friend on 7th St. --Wkly Gaz. 1-2-1880 (Bk. pp. 1, 3): Ohio Press 1-1-1880 STRAIN, John, in 78th year, formerly of Brooke Co., died Washington, Pa. 12-l5-88---Wkly Gaz. 12-23-1881 (Bk. p. 309) STRAYER, Mrs. , ae 77, widow of Samuel of Annapolis area, (Sam'l died ca 5 yrs. AGO), mother of William, died recently ---Wkly Gaz. 2-6-1880 (Bk. p. 26) STRIKE, Minnie, oldest little girl of James died 24th of last month...Bacon Ridge News---Ohio Press, Friday, 14 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 166) STROMIRE, Mrs. ae 63 yrs, died city Mar. 17th, died at the residence of her niece's husband, Charles Floto, leaves one son August in city, husband died in Germany---Wkly Gaz. 3-23-1883 (Bk. p. 66, 67) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 23 Mar. 1883 (Bk. pp. 50, 53) STROUD, Willia, ae 63 yrs, died Permar's Run 3-25-1881, leaves wife and several children, he born Jeff. Co. --Wkly Gaz. 4-1-1881 (Bk. pp. 69, 72) SUEPPLEY, Gus---his infant child died at Brilliant Wednesday, to be buried in Steubenville---Wkly Gaz. 25 July 1884 (Bk. p. 204) SULLIVAN, James ae 72 yrs, died near Unionport 2-18-1881, buried Bloomfield ---W1kly Gaz. 2-25-1881 ( Bk. pp. 28, 31) SULLIVAN, James of Columbus, died Steubenville, "he was a tramp, but was dressed better than tramps usually are" Died May 19? --Wkly Gaz. 23 May 1884 (Bk. pp. 146, 147) ---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. pp. 146, 147); OHio Press 1883 (Bk. pp.94, 95) SULLIVAN, John, a deaf man, was run over and killed at Little Yellow Creek while walking the C. & P. railroad track. ---Ohio Press, 23 May 1884 (Bk. p. 93); Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 149) -148- SULZBACHER, Ex-Rev. M. , father of Mrs. Isaac Frank, formerly of city, died Philadelphia 5-22-1881 in 76th year Wkly Gaz. 5-27-1881 (Bk. pp. 119, 122) SUMMERS, John, ae 39 yrs, died Kansas, (late of this city) 4-28-1880 of nailer's consumption, born Baltimore, Md. 1841, married 1868 Molly Meliville, left wife and 4 ch. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 97, 100) SURLES, Will H. of East Liverpool, the Steubenville boy who saved the life of Gen.,A. G. McCook, at the battle of Perryville, Ky. ---Ohio Press, Friday,, 17 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 199) SUTCLIFF, Emeline w/o JOhn, died Muskegon, Mich. seven or eight months ago; will filed, daughters: Mrs. Merine of Indiana, Mrs. Mary Mosier of Muskegon and Mrs. Watson, son, Richard ---Ohio Press Fri. 7 Dec. 1883 (Bk. p. 214) SUTCLIFF, Henry, illegitimate s/o a daughter of John Sutcliff, his father's name, Watson---Wkly Gaz. 5-21-1880 (Bk. p. 117; Ohio Press 5-21-1880 SUTCLIFF, Mrs. John, died about a year ago at home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Mosier in Muskegon, Mich. Will shows up late. Does not mention husband, cuts of another daughter, probable dispute in store. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-7-1883 (Bk. p. 298) SUTHERLAND, Clement L. B. ae 37, died city 8-20-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-27-1880 (Bk. p. 185); Ohio Press 8-27-1880 SUTHERLAND, Wi., engineer at Wallace factory, killed in boiler explosion Jan. 3, 1876---Wkly Gaz. 6-10-1881 (Bk. p. 137); Ohio Press 6-10-1881 SUTTON, Infant of Charles & Elizabeth ae 3 days died of scarlet fever. ---Wkly Gaz. 6-17-1881 (Bk. p. 144) SUTTON, Lewis, ae 90, died recently at his home near St. Clairsville ---Wkly Gaz. 26 May 1882 (Bk. p. 148) SUTTON, William ae about 60 yrs, of near Moore's Saltworks, Sept. 11 ---Wkly Gaz. 22 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 278) SUTTON, Mrs. Wi., sister of Mrs. W. Day of city, died today in Wheeling ---Ohio Press 4-8-1881 SWAN, George of Ross Twp. killed in saw mill accident (written Tuesday) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 4 Sept. 1881 SWANEY, Katherine ae 19 yrs, d/o Patrick & Catherine of 5. 7th St. died Sept. 12, 1884, St. Peters---Ohio Press 19 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p.177) SWANEY, Thomas ae about 45 yrs, coal miner living in the Grove, died. 5 8=1881 Leaves wife and 4 children, St. Peters---Wkly Gaz. 1881 (Bk. p. 106) ---Ohio Press 13 May 1881 SWANY, Laura d/o Rev. F. I, ae 2 yrs 5 days, died Smithfield 4-24-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 5-6-1881 (Bk. p. 100) SWARTZ, Simon of E. Springfield--his daughter Elizabeth w/o W. J. Wallace, died near Richmond 6-27-1880--Wkly Gaz. 7-2-1880 (Bk. p. 149) SWEARINGEN, Charles V. of Jeff. Co., drowned on Sciota disaster near Mingo July 4th---Ohio Press 7 July 1882 (Bk. p. 103) SWEARINGE;N, Geo. &ISarahn of Holliday' s Cove---daughter Nannie ae 5 ys, buried Sunday---Ohio Press 4-29-1881 SWEARINGEN,~ Nannie, spinal meningitisThree Springs Cemetery ---Wkly Gaz. 4-29-1881 (Bk. p. 94) SWEARINGEN, Sarah J. w/o George died city Aug. 28th ae 34 yrs, d/o Talman Hooker of over-the-river---hio Press Friday 31 Aug. 1883 (Bk. pp.157 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-31-1883 (Bk. pp. 206, 209) SWEATLAND, James ae 27 yrs, died city (South St) Feb. 23, 1884, leaves wife and 1 child---Wkly Gaz. 29 Feb. 1884 (Bk. pp, 64, 65) SWEETLAND S?O Adam &IJamima, 2nd. Presb. Church, left wife &rlittle son ---Ohio Press @( Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 47) -149- SWICKARD, Daniel, a well known and much respected citizen of western Knox Twp. died on Saturday (Jan. 5) after a lingering illness, with dropsy. He was about 60 years of age.---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 21) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 11 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 7) SWICKARD, Jacob, lost 2 children, ages 7 and 14, scarlet fever. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-6-1881 (Bk. p. 103) SWICKARD, John C., wife, Girilda, sued for and won divorce, one child. ---Xkly Gaz. 6-17-1881 (Bk. p. 143) SWICKARD, Mathias, ae 80,.died Knox Twp. 20 Jan. 1884 (or Jan. 13th?) ---Wkly Gaz. 25 Jan. 1884 (Bk. pp. 21, 23) SWICKARD, Matthias, an aged and highly respected citizen of Knox Twp. died on the 6th. The funeral took place on Thesday during the terrible storm...Ohio Press, Friday, 11 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p.7) SWICKARD, Mattie ae 19 , d/o Martin of near Knoxville died on 19th inst. ---Ohio Press 1 July 1881 little daughter of Martin, died 6-19-1881, scarlet fever ---Wkly Gaz. 7-8-1881 (Bk. p. 164) SWICKARD, Mrs. Serilda M. of Irondale, divorced from her husband...10 minutes later was married to A. C. Stevens of Pittsburgh ---Ohio Press Friday, June 17, 1881 SWINEFIART, Annie H. ae 17 yrs, d/o J. B. & Jane, died Island Creek Twp. 11-23-1881 of typhoid fever, funeral from Pleasant Hill ---Wkly Gaz. 11-25-1881 (Bk. p. 281) TALBERT, George G. ae 14 yrs, drowned near Martin's Ferry ---tinkly Gaz. 6-1-1883 (Bk. p. 129) TALBERT, Pero (colored) ae 65 yrs, died city 12-24-1881, leaves wife and several children---Wkly Gaz. 12-30-1881 (Bk. pp. 318, 323) TALBOTT, George, ae 12 yrs, and an older Talbott man (Colored) drowned at Martin's Ferry---Ohio Press, Friday, 1 June 1883 (Bk. p. 97) TALBOTT, John of Salem Twp., funeral of his son in East Liverpool. ---Ohio Press 9 July 1880 TALBOTT, Mary, ae 36 yrs, w/o Wi., died at Mt. Pleasant Apr. 25th of consumption ---Ohio Press, Friday, 4 May 1883 (Bk. p. 83) TAPPAN, Dr. Benjamin, in 71st year, died 17 Jan. 1884 in his 72nd? year, s/o Judge Tappan, brother of Eli Tappna, returned to steubenville 1839, married 1839 Owells, sister of Edwin M. Stanton, 5 children,. and divorce m2) Helen Rowan of city who died soon after m3) Nancy Lowther, 6 children---Ohio Press, 25 Jan. 1884 (Bk. pp.15, 17, Nancy Lowther had 10 children---Wkly Gaz. 25 Jan. 1844 (Bk. pp.21, 25) TARR, Casper, ayoungman, born Ohio, recently bf-Brooke Co., died New Alexandria---Ohio Press, 9 Dec. 1881 TATGENHORST, Dietrich ae 33 yrs, died city 12-24-1881 of typhoid, to city from Germany 15 yrs. ago, married Louise Fleichner, 4 ch., shoemaker --Wkly Gaz. 12-30-1881 (Bk. pp. 318, 322) TATGENHORST, Sophia w/o Frederick ae 60 yrs, 3 mos. 18 days, died Jan. 27, 1880 at residence of son-in-law, Henry C. Koch in Steubenville, to Steubenville 1868, from Hottel, Germany, 7 children, 5 living: Charles, Deidrich, Christopher, Her man and Kate --Wkly Gaz. 1-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 20, 22,; Ohio Press 1-30-1880 TAYLOR, Mrs. Annie, died at Richmond Sunday at an advanced age, mother of Rev. Thomas Taylor of Bellaire, other children in Washington City anid Missouri---Wkly Gaz. Aug. 10, 1883 (Bk. pp. 190, 192) TAYLOR, Ms. Easter in 85th year, died at residence of Robert Henderson in Ross Twp. 3-1-1880--Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880 (Bk. p. 49) TAYLOR, Etta d/o Wesley of near New Somerset, burned to death ae almost 4 ---Wkly Gaz. 18 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 27) -150- TAYLOR, J. Milton in 32nd year, died city 7-6-1880 of consumption, printer, s/o Jeremiah & Eliza Taylor, born Wellsburg 1849 to Steubenville 1849 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-9-1880 (Bk. pp. 153, 156) TAYLOR, Mrs. James (Esther) died 11-18-1860 in 82nd year, born Cumberland Co., Pa., to Ross Twp. 1821, died 1 Mar. 1880; nee Esther Johnson, brothers, Michael, Alexander, and Wm.;6 ch: 4 survive her: Mrs. Robert Henderson of Ross Twp., George J. Taylor of Missouri, Mrs. Henry Shane of Nebraska and Mrs. James Eldred of Cross Creek. Attended Mt. Zion---Ohio Press, 12 Mar. 1880 TAYLOR, Lizzie d/o John T. of Malvern, died Thursday last ---Ohio Press, 24 Feb. 1882 (Bk. p. 27) TAYLOR, Mrs. of Holliday's Cove, died Wednesday morning. ---Ohio Press 4-15-1881 TAYLOR, Oliver ae 3 yrs. 3 mos, s/o Elliott & Amy of 5. 5th st. died 8-23-1884 ---Ohio Press, Friday, 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 159) ---Wkly Gaz. 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 238) Taylor, Mrs. Ruben, od Hancock Co. died there 4-13-1881 ae 52 yrs, d/o James Campbell of Hancock Co.--Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. p. 91) TAYLOR, Thomas, Co. E. 52nd OVI, died New Alexandria 12-17-1880, pneumonia --Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. p. 281); Ohio Press 12-17-1880 TAYLOR, Mrs. Wi. died Rush Run 7-19-1880 , consumption ---Wkly Gaz. 7-23-1880 (Bk. p. 163) TAYLOR, Willie, infant s/o James, died city 12-14-1880 --Wkly Gaz. 12-17-1880 (Bk. p. 272) TEAFF, James Jr, died in Oakland, Cal. Sunday, Oct. 5, 1884 ae 58 yrs (56?) born Steubenville Apr. 30, 1826, to California 1849, leaves 2 ch: Charles and Cora and a bereaved wife, 3 brothers, William and Matthew of Dennison and Nimrod of Steubenville, 2 sisters: Mrs. S. E. Christy of Steubenville and Mrs. J. B. Given of Wellsville ---Wkly Gaz. 17 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 278; Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 194) TEAFF, Lucy B. w/o J. died Dennison 29 July 1884 ae 57 yrs, nee Lucy B. Thomas, born city 23 Sept. 1827, buried in family burying ground in Toronto.---Ohio Press, Friday, 8 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 144) TEAL, Mrs. Margaret in 68th year, died Brilliant Oct. 3rd, born Wellsburg, nee Park, married Tarleton Teal 1832, 3 ch: 2 girls and 1 boy 1 daughter married Obediah Mcee---Ohio Press 6 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 152) TEESDALE, John in 67th year, born England, brother-in-law of Thomas McFarland and Mrs. Elizabeth Jamison---Ohio Press 8-11-1882 (Bk. p.122) TEMPLETON, Craig, ae 59 yrs, died Bloomfield Jan. 20, 1884, born near West Middleton, Pa. to Wayne Twp. 1845, married d/o Cyrus Day of Wayne Twp., wife and 3 daughters survive: Mrs. T. B. Coulter, Mrs. Haskens of Urichsville and Mrs. George Gracey of Mans- field, Pa.---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. pp. 17, 18) ---Wkly Gaz. 25 Jan. 1884 (Bk. pp. 21, 25) TEMnPLETON, Rebecca ae 79 yrs, widow of James, died Bloomfield 2-2-1884; 2 sons James and Craig (dec), grandmother of Mrs. T. B. Coulter. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-15-1884 (Bk. pp. 52, 53) TEUTENBURGH, Welgam (Williamn) ae 70 yrs, father-in-law of George Pracht of Toronto, killed on RR tracks at Toronto 6-25-1881 --Ohio Press 7-1-1881; Wkly Gaz. 7-1-1881 (Bk. pp. 156, 163) THATCHER, George W. ae 36, died Thanksgiving Day in Orange; Co., Florida, remains arrived Monday, Mr . Thatcher and child and Ms. Cin. Steele arrived on same train---Ohio Press 12-7-1883 (Bk. pp. 214, 215) Resided on corner of Madison Ave. & 3rd St. left wife ~ formerly Harriet Steele and four small children, s/o . M. Thatcher who survives.---Died Sanford, Florida Nov. 29th, ---Wkly'Gaz. 12-7-1883 (Bk. p. 296, 298) -151- THEAKER, George, ae 85 yrs, father of Thomas, formerly of city, died last week---Ohio Press 22 Oct. 1880 THOMAS, Dan, died July 4, 1882 --Scioto-Lomas disaster, s/o Capt. Thomas of Clarington, Ohio---Wkly Gaz. 7 July, 1882 (Bk. p.198) THOMAS, J. S., for many years a leading citizen of Cadiz, died April 24 at Bristol, Pa., left wife and 8 ch.---Wkly Gaz. 9 May 1884 (Bk. p. 132) THOMAS, John, died 17 Sept. 1883 at Mingo, buried Steubenville, son-in-law of George Ingler---Ohio Press 9-21-1883 (Bk. p. 170) ---Wkly Gaz. 21 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 229) THOMAS, Lambert in 70th year, died Philadelphia 20 Aug. 1884, born Steubenville 23 Sept. 1814 s/o Richard Thomas of Chesterton, Md., grandson of Thomas Manly Fagg of Kent Co., England, lengthy obit by Ohio Press editor---Ohio Press Friday, 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 160) --Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 235) THOMAS, Mrs. Lambert, born Cambridge, Ohio, d/o late Judge Gumber, stepd/o Col. Corden Lofland, died March 31, 1884 ---Ohio Press, Friday 4 April 1884 (Bk. p. 69) THOMPSON, Agnes, widow of James, died city 1-11-1881 ae 76 yrs --Wkly Gaz. 1-21-1881 (Bk. p. 13a, 16a)--Ohio Press 1-11-1881 THOMPSON, Charlotte, w/o Wi. died city 7-20-1881 ae 78 yrs, maiden name Dorhman, born New York City, 1803, left husband and 3 ch: Henry, Mrs. Wm. Barrett and William, brothers: A. H. Dorhman, Frank A. Dorhman --Wkly Gaz. 7-22-1881 (Bk. p. 177, 181) ; Ohio Press 7-22-1881 THOMPSON, Clyde s/o Win. ae 7 yrs, died Toronto 1-12-1883 and FANNIE ae 1 yrs. on 1-12-1883, also Mark ae 5 yrs. on Jan. 14th ---Wkly Gaz. 1-19-1883 (Bk. p.11) THOMPSON, David, ae 30, s/o Henry died Mingo 5 Jan. 1884, born Wheeling, nail feeder, consumption---Wkly Gaz. 11 Jan. 1884 (Bk. pp. 9, 11) Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. pp. 6, 7) THOMPSON, Miss Ellen died this Saturday morning at the residence of her father on South Sixth street, March 11th ae about 27 yrs. ---Ohio Press, 3-16-1883 (Bk. pp. 45, 47) ---Wkly Gaz.,:1883 (Bk. p. 60) THOMPSON, Mrs. Horace, ae about 45, died 5-10-1881 at Mt. Pleasant ---Wkly Gaz. 5-13-1881 (Bk. p. 106) THOMPSON, James, better known as "Gus Lee" died last night (Tuesday) at his home in the 6th Ward---Ohio Press, Friday, 4 May 1883 (Bk. p. 80) Wkly Gaz. 5-11-1883 (Bk. p. 112) THOMPSON, James ae 21 yrs, died at the home of his uncle, Robert Thompson, Jan. 7th, 1884 of typhoid fever---Ohio Press, Friday 11 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 7); Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 9, 11) THOMPSON, Joseph, ae 7 mos, s/o Mrs. Mollie Thompson , died 18 Mar. 1884 ---Ohio Press, Friday, 21 Mar. 1884 (Bk. p. 59) THOMPSON, Mrs. K. E., w/o Dr. W. W. , died at the residence of her father, John Jeffreys in Island Creek Twp. 8 July 1884 ae 44 yrs, came home from Denver to recuperate, husband and 2 children survive ---Ohio Press, Friday, July 11, 1884 (Bk. p. 126) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 191, 193) THOMPSON, Mrs. Mary, a aged Quaker lady, died on the 12th at Mt. Pleasant. ---Ohio Press, Friday 20 April 1883, (Bk. p. 72) THOMPSON, Mary w/o James, died Monday , Cross Creek 'Twrp. ae 71 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. Fri, Aug. 24, 1883, Bk. p. 202) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 24 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 151) THOMPSON, Miss Mary in 71st year, died city 3-5-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-10-1882 (Bk. p. 67); Ohio Press 3-10-1882 -152- THOMPSON, Nancy w/o Andrew, of Wellsville, was buried in Chestnut Grove. Spent most of her life in Brush Creek Twp. ---Ohio Press, Friday, April 25, 1884 (Bk. p. 83) THOMPSON, Robert dec. his son J. A. of St. Clairsville; his daughter Mary A. Mc Connell of Hammondsville, attempted suicide. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-12-1880 (Bk. p. 242) THOMPSON, William ae 84 yrs. died city 4-13-1882, born Ireland, married Charlotte Dorhman, 3 ch: Henry, Charlotte Barret and William, --Wkly Gaz. 4-14-1882 (Bk. pp. 101, 106) THOMPSON, Wm. E. ae 15 mos. 20 days d/o Dr. Wm. H. and Mary P. of Wheeling, died at the residence of their uncle John Linduff west of the city---Wkly Gaz. 12 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 249) THOMPSON, Wm., Toronto...his four little children have died, the last child was interred yesterday. ..measles. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 19 Jan. 1883 (Bk. p. 10) THORNBURG, Allen, ae 65 yrs, s/o John of this city, died Thursday in Allegheny of consumption, leaves wife and 1 child ---Wkly Gaz. Fri. July 13, 1883 (Bk. p. 169) THORNBURG, Lizzie R. ae 21 yrs, died city 8-27-1881 of consumption, d/o J. S. Thornburg...Wkly Gaz. 9-2-1881 (Bk. pp. 210, 212; ---Ohio Press 9-2-1881 THURBER, Nathan U. in 71st year, died at his home near Fredericktown, Missouri ---Wkly Gaz. 4-23-1880 (Bk. p. 92); OHio Press 4-23-1880 TIBBETTS. Rachel J. w/o Dr. T. J. ae 70 yr. 4 mos. 17 day, died at Brooklyn, CaLIFORNIA 2-17-1881---Wkly Gaz. 3-4-1881 (Bk. p. 36) TILTON, Mrs. Eliza A. in 57th year, died near Yorkville 6-18-1880 --Wkly Gaz. 6-25-1880 (Bk. p. 144) TILTON, NOah in 73rd year, died Warren Twp. 7-12-1881 bbrn Jan. 4, 1809, s/o Joseph and Mary, married 1837 Nancy Stewart who died 1847; m2) 1848 Mrs. Eliza Cole who died about 1 year ago, 5 children, 4 living: Edwin, , 2 sons and daughter(Blanche) at home Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. pp. 169, 173); Ohio Press 7-15-1881 p.186) TILTON, Mrs. Sarah M. ae 40 yrs, died New Market, Harrison Co. 3-25-1880, sister of Wm. Irons, w/o NOah J. Tilton ---Wkly Gaz. 3-26-1880 (Bk. pp. 70, 75, 80) TIMBERLAKE, Birdie ae 2 yrs, d/o W. W. of city, died 29 Dec. 1881 ---Ohio Press, Fri. Jan. 6, 1882: Wkly Gaz. 1-6-1882 (Bk. pp. 1, 5) TIPTON, Drusilla in 68th year, died German Twp., Harrison Co. 13 July 1882 ---Ohio Press 28 July 1882 (Bk. p. 114) TOBIN, John ae 21 yrs, s/o Thomas & Barbara, died Mingo 9-11-1881, born Coshocton--Wkly Gaz. 9-16-1881, 226); Ohio Press 9-16-1881) TOBIN, Mrs. Thomas (Barbara) ae about 50, of Mingo, died today (Feb. 13) ---Ohio Press, Fri., 16 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p. 26): ---Wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk. p. 36) TODD, George of New Richmond, OHio, manager (1852) of new hotel in Wellsville called Sargeant House---Wellsville, Ohio 1883(p.19) (Wkly Gaz.?) TODD, Monroe, ae 40 yrs, once a resident of Steubenville, buried at Richmond Monday, leaves wife and 2 children. he died 2 Sept. 1882 --Ohio Press, Fri. 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp. 138, 139) --Wkly Gaz. 8 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 265) TODD, Mrs. M., died Richmond, Sept. 22nd in 67th year --Wkly Gaz. 6 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 291) TOLAN, Mrs. Elizabeth, ae 70, died 24 May 1883, at Holliday's Cove, W. Va., leaves 4 daughters all married --Ohio Press Fri, 1 June 1883 (Bk. p. 100); Wkly Gaz. 1883 (Bk. p.125) -153- TOLAN, William, injured by a fall of stone at Gould's tunnel, died the latter part of last week, brought here for burial. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 3 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p136); Wkly Gaz. 1883 (p.184) TOLBERT, Pero (Colored) ae 65, died Saturday: Ohio Press, Fri. 12-30-1881 TOLLE, Ruth, ae 76, 2nd Ward, residence with daughter Elizabeth on Short street, caught fire at fireplace and burned to death (Oct. 20), sister of Sheriff Sharp, widow with 4 children; 3 sons: Shelby, Morgan and Christopher and daughter Elizabeth ---Ohio Press, 24 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 200); Wkly Gaz. 1884 (K. pp. 283, 285, 287) TOMLINSON, J., died July 4th; Scioto-Lomas disaster; left wife and 4 day old babe---Wkly Gaz. 14 July 1882 (Bk. p. 206) TONER, Mary J. ae 23, died Staubenville 8 Sept. 1882, funeral Saturday ---Ohio Press, Fri., 15 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp. 141, 142) ---Wkly Gaz. 15 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 271) TOOLE, Patrick, ae 19 yrs. died Coal Hill 10-27-1881,..buried at Hill's Burial Ground---Wkly Gaz. 11-4-1881 (Bk. p. 261, 264) TRAINER,. Sarah w/o Richard, died Smithfield 10-4-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 10-14-1881 (Bk. p. 243) TRAVIS, Mrs. Asa, died N. 4th St. this morning, ae 62 yrs, buried Sunday, Jan.16. ---Ohio Press, 1-21-1881 TRAVIS, Mrs. Maria, ae 62 yrs, died city, 1-14-1881, leaving husband and 2 children and several step children ---Wkly Gaz. 1-21-1881 (Bk. pp. 13a, 16a) TREADWAY, Millie ae 13 mos. d/o C. C. & M. J., died 4-24-1880 on Permar's Run ---Wkly Gaz. 4-30-1880 (Bk. p. 97) TREMBLY, David, mirdered on Sept. 23rd---Ohio Press 30 Jan. 1880 TROTTER, Alvernia, ae 34, w/o James Trotter, d/o Bernard Wintringer, died Sat. at her residence on Benton Street, left 2 sons, under ae of 12 ---Ohio Press, Fri. 8 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 185) ; Wkly Gaz. 1882 (p.358) TROTTER, Mrs. James, funeral N. High St--Wkly Gaz. 5 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p.249) TROUP, Mary w/o David, died 15 Sept. 1883 at Smith's Ferry, buried in New Cumberland---Ohio Press, 21 Sept. 1883 (Bk. pp. 170, 172) TRUCK, Adam ae 3 mos, s/o Adam and Maggie, died city Sept. 17th. -- Wkly Gaz. 22 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 278) TRUCK, Son, ae 3 mos, s/o Adam & Maggie Truck, died Monday ---Ohio Press, Friday, 22 Sept. 1882 (Bk. p. 144) TRULLINGER, George of Grafton, W. Va. , killed in wreck in tunnel near Bloomfield, buried in Dennison, unmarried, ae about 30. ---Ohio Press, Fri., 21 Dec. 1883 (Bk. p. 227) killed on the Panhandle last December---Wkly Gaz. 5-9-1884 (Bk. p.134) TRUMP, John---killed by wind storm---Wkly Gaz. 6-15-1883 (Bk. p. 154) TUENBULL, Mary of city, married James Wheeler and died 12-12-1880 in Nebraska, She was a sister of James Turnbull of city Nkly Gaz. 12-17-1880 (Bk. p. 280) TURNER, W. F. ae about 35, died Rush Run 11-6-1880 of consumption, leaves wife and 3 children, brother of R. H. Turner ---Nkly Gaz. 11-12-1880 (Bk. pp. 242, 245) TURNER, William, ae 24 yrs, , formerly of city, died Wellsville 7-4-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-8-1881 (Bk. p. 164) TUTTLE, Mrs. Susan, mother of B. A. Tuttle, formerly of Edgington, W. Va., died Strongsville, Ohio 8-11-1880, born New Hampshire 1807, dbo Thaddeus Lathrop, to Ohio 1816, married 1837 Benjamin Tuttle. ---Nkly Gaz. 9-3-1880 (Bk. pp. 193, 197) -154- UNERWOOD, ENGINEER ON THE I. N. Bunton, drowned in tow boat accident at David Isaind, 9 miles from Pittsburgh--Wkly Gaz. 1-4-1884 (Bk. p. 1) UPDEGRAFF, HOn. J. T. ae about 60, s/o David or Nathan and Rebecca, died 30 Nov. 1882 at Mt. Pleasant, married 3 times, 5 sons: Robert D., George T., Adam, Fred, Charles, ---Ohio Press, Friday, 8 Dec. 1882, (Bk. pp. 185, 189) 2 Mar. 1883 Bk. p. 37); Wkly Gaz. 12-8-1882 (Bk. pp. 358, 362, 363, 364, 365) UPDEGRAFF, Josiah in 71st year, formerly of county, died Sigourney, Iowa 8-4-l88l---Wkly Gaz. 8-26-1881 (Bk. p. 204) URQUHART, Alexander (Rev.)---his daughter Barbara married Launcelot Rearn, who died ca July 30th, lengthy obit, lists family ---Wkly Gaz. 3 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 188) VALENTINE, Alex, in 6th year, of this city, drowned 8-25-1881, s/o David Valentine, body found---Wkly Gaz. 8-26-1881 (Bk. pp. 204, 209, 212) VALENTINE, Thomas, infant s/o Alexander and Sarah, died city May 24th. ---Wkly Gaz. 26 May 1882 (Bk. p. 144) VANATTA, A. R. in 44th or 50th year, died Erie, Pa. 1-2-1882. brother-in-law of Auditor McBeth, leaves wife but no children. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-6-1882 (Bk. p.l) VANCE, Mrs. John, a highly esteemed citizen of Burgettstown, died suddenly on last Thursday, cause---a bursted blood vessel ---Wkly Gaz. 22 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 232) VANDEN, Joseph, ae 95 yrs, died Gallipolis, Ohio 5-16-1881, grandfather of Mrs. W. A. Long of city---Wkly Gaz. 5-20-1881 (Bk. pp. 113, 117) VANDERGRIFT, Capt. John in 89th year, veteran river captain, died Oct. 12th?, at the house of his son-in-law Capt. C. W. Batchelor, Pittsburgh, oldest captain in the Mississippi valley, came to this country with father and 7 brothers and sisters in 1860, keelboating, steamboating --Ohio Press, Friday, 17 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 195) VANDYKE, Henry of Knoxville---his daughter Sarah married Geo. W. Close of Steubenville, died 12 July 1884 ae 39 yrs. ---Ohio Press, Fri., 18 July 1884 (Bk. p. 131);Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p.198) VANDYKE, Jasper, ae about 25 yrs, died near Tunnel Mill 1-22-1880 of inflam- mation of the stomach, buried Pine Grove, body stolen --Wkly Gaz. 1-30-1880 (Bk. pp. 20, 22, 67 ---Ohio Press 1-30-1880; 3-19-1880 VANDYKE, Katy Ann w/o Jos. of Croxton Run, nee Larkins, died Friday, ae about 73 ---Wkly Gaz. 14 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 303) VANDYNE, A RESIDENT OF Anderson's Landing, died Saturday after an illness of a few weeks of age, pneumonia ---Ohio Press, Friday, 30 Mar. 1883, Bk. p. 56 VANGILDER, Michael, died Richmond Sept. 25, 1882 in 97th year ---Wkly Gaz. 6 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 291) VANHORN, John, ae about 61 yrs., formerly of city, died McLean Co., Ky.4-6-1881 Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. p. 88) VANTILBERG, John, had 3 children died from diphtheria (raging at McCoy's) and his wife, also had a severe attack.... SYLVESTER~ VANTILBERG i~t one child---Ohio Press, Fri. 29 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 43) EIRLING, Bessie Tennie, left at the door of Mrs. Miller, sent to Infirmary, adopted by Mlrs. G~orge Veirling---Wkly Ga. 3-17-1882 (Bk. p. 83) VERMILLIN, Charles, ae 82 yrs, died at residence of his daughter, Mrs. Ramsey near Rush Run, Sept. 7, wife survives but very low. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 12 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 169) VERMILLION, Wiley, ae 31 yrs, died Wayne Twp. 7-7-1881 of consumption, s/o Thomas ---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. pp. 169, 173) VERNON, Jonah, died Smithfield Feb. l8th---Wkly Gaz. 2-23-1883 (Bk. p. 42) -155- VESPERMAN, Herman, infant s/a Henry & Margaret died city 8-6-1880 --Wkly Gaz. 8-13-1880 (Bk. p. 174) VIERLING, George ae 46 yrs, died city 11-4-1881, born Germany 1835, married 1863, Rachel Daugherty d/o Thomas ---Wkly Gaz. 11-11-1881 (Bk. p. 269, 275) VINCENT, Mrs. Mary ae 82, mother of Gen. Thomas N., died Coshocton on the 6th, buried in Cadiz, grandmother of Mrs. H. H. McFadden of city ---Wkly Gaz. 11 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 12) WACJITER, Mary K, infant d/o Charles and Catharine died city 6-27-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-2-1880 (Bk. p. 149) WADDLE, Isaac, formerly of county, died Kansas 1-24-1881 in 85th yr. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (Bk. p. 20) WAERS, Mary Keziah, ae 1 yr, 3 mos. 21 days, d/o John G. & Mary E. Waers, formerly of Steubenville, died Polk Co., Iowa 12 Mar. 1883 ---Ohio Press, Friday, 23 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 53); Wkly Gaz. 1883 (Bk. p. 66) WAGGONER, Jennie, ae 26 yrs, d/o Jas. Waggoner, died "last Sabbath" (written Aug. 20), buried in Richmond Cemetery, says "Miss Lizzie" ae 20 ---Ohio Press, Friday, 22 Aug. 1884 (Bk. pp. 154, 155) WAGGONER, Thomas, ae 80 yrs, of Richmond, died 18 Mar. 1882 ---Ohio Press, Friday, 24 Mar. 1882 WAGGONER, W. ae 75 yrs, of Richmond, died 21 Apr. 1884, wife and 7 ch. left. more information in Richmond News, formerly on Clay Lick, born 24 Feb. 1810, on old farm near Richmond, married 17 Mar. 1836, member Annapolis Presb. Church, buried in Richmond. ---Ohio Press, Fri., 25 Apr. 1884 (Bk. pp. 82, 83, 88) WAGNER, Caleb ae 30 yrs, died Richmond, Oct. 8, s/o Win., married ca 1872 to d/o Joseph S. Cameron of Richmond---Ohio Press 1882 (Bk. p. 155) ---Wkly Gaz. 13 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 297) WAGNER, Miss Lizzie, died Springfield Twp. Sunday Aug. 17th ae about 20 yrs. buried at Richmond---Wkly Gaz. 8-22-1884 (Bk. pp. 228, 229) WAGNER, Thomas, died at the infirmary Saturday night, aged about 80 years. --Wklv.Gaz.3-17-1882 (Bk. D. 83) WAGNER, William,WAGERWiliam Qeuieci Kicmon ichonc, ae70a iyrs.,s eeaves a wife and 7 children, among them Mrs. James Moore of this city, died Apr. 21, 1884. ---Wkly Gaz. 25 Apr. 1884 (Bk. pp. 117, 122) WALDRON, Fannie, w/o William, ae about 28, formerly of city, died Bellaire 1-19-1882, death from childbirth, buried in Union cemetery here, sister, Miss Jennie Cable---Wkly Gaz. 1-27-1882 (Bk. pp. 19, 22, 23) WALDRON, Thomas, trackman, killed in RR accident at Glenn's Run near Wheeling---Ohio Press, Friday, 10 Oct. 1884 (Bk. p. 189) WALKER, Agnes, w/o Alex, in 65th year, died city, 10-15-1880, Sons: Alexander, George, James, Peter and William, son-in-law, George Sneddin Jr,. (Siddon?), maiden name was "Jack", born Scotland 1815, 6 ch. --Wkly Gaz. 10-22-1880 (Bk. pp. 226, 229, 230) ---Ohio Press 10-22-1880 WALKER, Alexander of near Union Cemetery,---his daughter Mary (Mrs. Stephens) had son Charley who died 12-18-1880 ae 3 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-24-1880 (Bk. p. 283) WALKER, Edward, ae 4 2ks, s/o David & Sarah, died city June 10th. ---W7kly Gaz. 6-16-1882 (Bk. pp. 164): Ohio Press 1882 (Bk. p. 90) WALKER, Ida d/o Henry of Brush Creek Twp., died Friday of last week of consumption, buried at Yellow Creek Church at Mooretown. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 19 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 175) WALKER, Infant d/o James T. & Eimma, died at family residence back of the cemetery this morning ae 5 days--Wkly Gaz. 9-26-1884 (Bk. p. 259) -156- WALKER, Joseph, funeral of infant son last Tuesday, Mt. Pleasant ---Ohio Press, Friday, 13 Apr. 1883 (Bk. p. 68) WALKER, Maggie, Infant d/o L. H. & S. J., died Island Creek Twp. 1-13-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 1-14-1881 (Bk. p. 7) WALKER, Rue, infant d/o J. T. & Emma, died Sept. 23, 1884 ---Ohio Press, Friday, 26 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 181) WALKER, Thomas of Unionport, died Friday, Jan. 25, 1884, his daughter-Mrs. Couch died preceding day---Ohio Press 8 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 28) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 29,35) WALL, John, buried by a fall of slate in the Salineville coal company's shaft --Ohio Press, Friday, 17 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 145) WALLACE, Clyde, ae 17 yrs, train accident at Brilliant Tuesday, died, funeral New Alexadria.--ky Gaz. Fri, Aug. 3, 1883 (Bk. pp. 185, 194) ---Ohio Press, 3 Aug. 1883 (Bk. pp. 138, 142, 143) WALLACE, Elizabeth, w/o W. J., ae about 40 yrs. died near Rishmond 6-27-1880 ae about 40, d/o Simon Swartz of E. Springfield, born Jeff. Co. about 1840, married in 1839??? 5 ch, , Methodist Church. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-2-1880 (Bk. p. 149) WALLACE, Mrs. Ida May, formerly of city, died New York City 1-5-1881 ae 24 yrs. d/o Charles M. May, niece of W. & Joseph May ---Wkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. pp. 1,4); Ohio Press 1-7-1881 WALLACE, Isaac in 63rd yr. died Springfield Twp., May 20th. ---Wkly Gaz. 9 June 1882 (Bk. p. 156) WALLACE, JOhn, Steubenville manufacturer---son, James---daughter, Margaret born McKeesport 1812, married Thomas McGary and died Carroll Co. 12-14-1881---Wkly Gaz. 12-23-1881 (Bk. p. 309) WALLACE, Settie E. ae 28 yrs, d/o James C. and Mary, died Island Creek Twp. 4-14-1882 (Bk. p. 101) WALLACE, William J. s/o James Wallace, Salem Twp., died last Tuesday (June 17?) at home of brother-in-law, John Rout near Richmond, his brothers George & Charles killed summer before last in explosion, his wife died last year, farmer and business man, 5 ch: Mrs. Asbury Cutshall of Unionport, 2 sons and 3 daughters, born Salem Twpl about 1830---Wkly Gaz. Fri. June 24, 1881; Ohio Press 6-24-1881 WALTER, DAvid U., ae about 42 yrs, died at residence on Fisher's Run, May25th of consumption, leaves wife but no children ---Wkly Gaz. 26 May 1882 (Bk. 144, 146, 150) Walters, Miss Mattie, died in Martin's Ferry, buried at Smithfield. ---Ohio Press 28 Apr. 1882 (Bk. p. 63) WALTERS, Minor B., Infant .s/o Joseph & Maggie, ae 5 mos, died city 3-29-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-2-1880 (Bk. p. 77) WALTERS, Mrs. Reiley, died Mt. Pleasant, Sunday ae 35 yrs, died Apr. 19, 1884 ---Wkly Gaz. 25 April 1884 (Bk. pp. 119, 122) WALTERS, Spencer L., died Richmond 12-30, 1881---Wkly Gaz. 1-20-1882 (Bk. p. 14) WANNAMAKER, Jacob, caught between 2 cars while switching at Bridgeport, instantly killed---kly Gaz. 19 Dec. 1884 (Bk. p. 331) WARD, J.;Q.A. a native of Steubenville, died St. Paul, Minn 9-19-1881, s/o John Ward dec. , brother to William Ward of Cadiz, newspaperman ---Wkly Gaz. 9-30-1881 (Bk. pp.232, 233) WARD, John of early Steubenville---son J.Q.A. printer---daughter Carrie w/o John Sharp, suicide at Cadiz--Nkly Gaz. 12-30-1881 (Bk. p. 323) WARD, Johnnny ae 6 mos., s/o Peter, died on N. 7th St. Sunday June 10 ---Ohio Press, Fri. 15 June 1883 (Bk. p.108) --Wkly Gaz. 6-15-1883 (Bk. p. 142) WARD, Phil, ae 3 yrs, s/o D. A. &~Ella M. died Bellaire, Oct. 3rd. ---Wkly Gaz. 6 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 291) -157- WARD, Robert ae 14 mos, slo Peter & Loretta E., died city Sept. 13th, St. Peter's ---Wkly Gaz. 15 Sept. 1882 (Bk. pp. 271, 273) WARD, Win. K., funeral this afternoon---Wkly Gaz. 2 May 1884 (Bk. p. 124) WARNER, James H. died 12-27-1880 ae about 75 yrs, born a short distance from New York City on Hudson River, to Steubenville 1843, nephew of Judge G. E. Warner, married Lizzie Sutherland, sister of Judge, She died 1864, 3 ch: Edward, James and Mary w/o J. W. Barclay. --Wkly Gaz. 12-31-1880 (Bk. p. 288, 292)---OHio Press 12-31-1880 WARNOCK, Margaret in 79th year, died 2-28-1880, Amsterdam, OHio ---Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880 (Bk. p. 49) WARREN, Earl, ae 2 mos. 12 days, s/o David T. & Martha J. of Knoxville, died 5-5-1881---Wkly Gaz. 5-13-1881 (Bk. p. 106) WARREN, Jane, widow of Thomas, died Knoxville 3-9-1882 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-17-1882 (Bk. p. 76) WARREN, Jennie S. ae 18 yrs, died at the residence of her uncle, M. Carnes, North 5th St. last evening (Sunday, Dec. 30th), resided in Island Creek Twp.---OHio Press Fri., 4 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 1) (says 1882--- should be 1883?) WARREN, Jennie S. ae 18, , fesidence in Island Creek Twp., died Steubenville 30 Dec. 1883, d/o Mrs. George Parkinson, leaves mother, one brother and 2 sisters---Wkly Gaz. 1-4-1884 (Bk. pp. 1, 2) WARREN, Rebecca d/o William, married John Biles, she died 8-20-1836, left 5 ch. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. p 92) WARREN, Scott, ae 23 yrs, s/o Simon P. or B. Warren of near Wintersville, died Nov. 8, 1884 at his father's residence ---Ohio Press, Fri., 14 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 218) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 301, 302, 303) WARREN, Wi. Hamilton, ae about 45 yrs, formerly of city, died Kansas City, Mo. 6-1-1881, nephew of S. B. Warren, sister Rebecca of city, s/o the late Thomas Warren in the West about 15 years. ---Wkly Gaz. 6-10-1881 (Bk. p. 131, 134) WARRICK, Mrs. Luther, ae 28 yrs, died in Holliday"s Cove, 30 Apr. 1883, (see also Warwick)---Ohio Press, Fri. 4 May 1883 (Bk. p.83) WARWICK, Sarah w/o Luther, died Holliday's Cove, Apr. 30th ae 28 yrs, d/o Mrs. Jackson, leaves 5 small children. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-4-1883 (Bk. pp. 103, 104) WASMUTH (WASSMUT), Lizzie, in 8th yr. d/o August .&Catharine, died city 11-12-1880 (Bk. p. 242, 245) WATSON, Mr.---son also went under the name of Henry Sutcliff died ca 2 yrs. ago Father died in the West---Ohio Press 21 May 1880 WATSON, Robert E., borther of J. H., died Wayne Co. 4-4-1881 , ae about 40 yrs. printer, leaves wife and several children, to be buried at Ne3 Lisbon---Wkly Gaz. 4-8-1881 (Bk. pp. 77, 79) WATT, A GIRL DIED Thursday morning of smallpox , city? ---Ohio Press, Fri., 16 Dec. 1881 WATT, Mrs. James, died at her home in Knox Twp. beyond New Somerset Saturday, (Jan. th?)--hio Press, Fril., 11 Jan. 1884 (Bk. p. 7) WATT, Mrs. Jane, ae cbout 50 yrs, died Knox 'Twp. 20 Jan. 1884, also says "Mrs. James Watt" and gives date as Jan. 13th. ---Wkly Gaz. 25 Jan. 1884 (Bk. pp. 21, 23) WATT, Mrs. Sarah of Knoxville, died Wednesday (3-1-1882) from the effects of an operation of a cancer on her breast, d/o Wn. Stokes. After marriage she resided in Carroll Co. a nurmber of years, but after her husband's death she resided with her sister on the old homestead farm---Toronto Tribune copied by Ohio Press. ---Ohio Press, Fri., 3-17-1882; Wkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. p. 76) -158- WATTS,Mrs.---remains interred at Island Creek Cemetery Monday ---Ohio Press, Friday 12 Dec. 1884 (Bk. p. 238) WAUGH, James, ae about 76 yrs, died Island Creek Twp. April 9th, at old Red Mill---Wkly Gaz. 4-13-1883 (Bk. pp. 87, 89) WAY, Sarah, sister of Capt. Way of Wellsville, married 1831 Jacob Teal who died March 1863, m2) 1868 John Biles, her daughter Mary Jane Teal married John Grafton of Wellsville. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880 (Bk. p. 54) WEAVER, Andrew, ae 50 yrs, colored, died city 8-27-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 9-3-1880 (Bk. p. 193) WEAVER, George ae 22 yrs, drowned 7-8-1880, residence city, came here from Stafford, Monroe Co., nephew of Charles Vogle. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-16-1880 (Bk. pp. 159, 162); --Ohio Press 7-16-1880 WEBB, Frank R. in 44th year, s/o Col. T. S. Webb, died 29 July 1882, brother of Jesse H. Webb---Ohio Press 11 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 122) WEBER, Leona d/o Julius & Charlotte of Mingo, died at her home in Mingo last night (13th Nov. 1884) (written Friday) ---Wkly Gaz. Nov. 21, 1884 (Bk. p. 207) ---Ohio Press 1884 (Bk. p. 224) WEBSTER, Ella d/o Col. Geo., ae 26 yrs, died Norwalk, Ohio 11-11-1880 --Wkly Gaz. 11-19-1880 (Bk. pp. 248, 250); Ohio Press 11-19-1880 WEBSTER, Mrs. Jemima, ae 77 yrs, died 2 May 1883 ae 77 yrs, 3 mos. 2 days at her home near Harrisville, Harrison Co., OHio ---Ohio Press, Fri., 11 May 1883 (Bk. p. 86) WEBSTER, Naylor s/o George & Sarah, born 10th mo. 14th day 1801, Pa., married Jemima Vickers born 1st mo. 1807, Pa., married 12th mo. 15th day 1827, to Ohio 1835,western edge of Jeff. Co.,1l children including: Dr. J. V. Webster and Geo. J. Webster, Hicksite Quakers to Progressive Friends, very lengthy biography ---Ohio Press, Fri., 13 July 1883 (Bk. p. 124) WEEMS, Dorie, ae 26 yrs, died city 7-9-1881, "Theodore Weems", died of nailor's consumption, born 1831 Baltimore Co., Md. 11 children, 9 living, 1st M. E. Church. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. pp. 169, 170, 171, 174, 176) WEEMS, Theodore, in 50th year, died city 1-19-1881; Resolution of Respect by Masons---Wkly Gaz. 1-21-1881 (Bk. pp. 13a, 22a) 9 ch: Wi., JOhn, Mary, Ammon L., Robert, Edward, Harry, James, and Hugh---Ohio Press 1-21-1881, 1-28-1881 WEIMAN, Ernest, ae 17 yrs, died city Feb. 5th of typhoid, died at residence of Aug. Floto,, nephew of Louis Seybold ---Wkly Gaz. 2-9-1883 (Bk. p. 30, 31) WEIR, General James , St. Clairsville, killed by son James. ---Ohio Press, 28 Oct. 1881; Wkly Gaz. 1-28-1881 (Bk. p. 259) WEIR, Minnie wlo John C. Weir of McCoy's Station, died in the city of Pittsbugh, on Saturday last, in the 24th year of her age. ---Ohio Press, Fri., 16 Feb. 1883 (Bk. p. 26) WEIR, Nancy ae 59 yrs, 1 mo. 1 day, sister of James Weir, died residence on Church St. 2-1-1880, mother of Frank Weir, buried at Cross Creek Ch.---Wkly Gaz. 2-6-1880 (Bk. pp. 25, 27) WEIR, Sadie, ae 24 yrs, w/o George M. died city July 29th, d/o Murick and Susan McMasters, Friends Church, Mt. Pleasant, leaves 3 children, the youngest 2 days.---Wkly Gaz. 4 Aug. 1882 (Bk. pp. 231, 234) ---Ohio Press, 4 Aug. 1882 (Bk. pp. 116, 118) WELCH, Jacob, of Warrenton, died 24 Oct. 1883 ae 78 yrs, born Beech Springs, Harrison Co., Civil War Veteran--Ohio Press, Fri. 11-23-1883 ( (Bk. p. 204) -159- WELCH, JOhn, dropped dead while at dinner yesterday of heart disease (Sunday) brought on by the intense excitement of his house and goods being destroyed by fire on Friday., ae 55 yrs, born Coounty Cork, Ireland, resided Steubenville since 1852, left 5 sons and one daughter, St. Peter's, Mt. Calvary.---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 131) --Ohio Press, Fri., 9 May 1884 (Bk. p. 86) WELCH, JOhn of New Cumberland, dead of small pox ---Wkly Gaz. 2-19-1882 (Bk. p. 45) WELCH, Rezin, ae about 87 yrs., father of Mrs. W. R. Allison, died Cadiz, Ohio 11-24-1881, born Washington Co., Pa. 1795, to near Beech Springs 1802, left children, brothers and sisters. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-2-1881 (Bk. pp.285, 287): Ohio Press 12-2-1881 WELCH, Thomas ae 36 yrs, crushed and killed Wednesday by a fall of clay in Carlisle & Connolly's clay bank at Toronto. --Ohio Press, Fri., 14 Apr. 1882 (Bk. p. 53) ---Wkly Gaz. 4-14-1882 (Bk. pp. 101, 104) WELDAY, Alexander---his granddaughter ae 5 yrs, d/o John Maze, died near Richmond Thursday last---Wkly Gaz. 18 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p.246) WELDAY, Catharine w/o Alexander, formerly of Jeff. Co., died 5-21-1880 near Union, Missouri---Wkly Gaz. 6-11-1880 (Bk. p. 133) WELDAY, David of Wayne Twp., will probated--Wkly Gaz. 12-14-1883 (Bk. p. 304) WELDAY, David of Wayne Twp.---his daughter Mrs. W. Hervey to sick , deranged?, died Wednesday---Wkly Gaz. 12-29-1883 (Bk. pp. 314, 315) WELDAY, Mrs. Henry, widow, ae about 85 yrs, died Cross Creek Twp. , Feb. 4th, buried at Long's Church, 2 sons: Alexander of Cross Creek and another at St. Calirsville...Wkly Gaz. 2-9-1883 (Bk. pp. 30, 31) WELDAY, Isaac---his daughter Keziah married John W. Gray and died 1876, 3 ch. --Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p. 172) WELDAY, Mrs. Mary, widow of Henry of Cross Creek Twp., on Sunday in 80th yr. leaves sons: Henry H. & Alexander--Ohio Press, Fri. 2-9-1883 (p,.22) WELLING, Charles of Coshocton, just married, fell of the train, killed. ---Ohio Press, Friday 18 May 1883 (Bk. p. 87) WELLS, James of Wellsville, born Washington Co., Pa. Oct. 24, 1789, now 94 yrs. old, ..sone of his history, 8 children, 4 boys, 4 girls. ---Wkly Gaz. 26 Oct. 1883 (Bk. p. 267) WELLS, Jane C. w/o F. A. Sr., ae about 70 yrs, died Apr. 6, 1882 in city. d/o John & Agness Boggs, 4 ch: John, Sarah, Agnes, & Frank, "connected with one of Steubenville's oldest families" ---The Ohio Press, Fri., 14 April 1882 (Bk. p. 54) Wkly Gaz. 4-7-1882 (Bk. p. 94) says she died March 31st. WELLS, Joshua, first husband of Mrs. Andrew Jump who died 1880 ae 75 yrs. --Ohio Press 15 Oct. 1880 WELLS, Joshua, dec---heirs: Geroge W. Wells, Grancis M. Wells, Mary A. Beall, Margaret Parrish, suit against Anderson Jump. ---Ohio Press, 3 June 881 WELLS, Mary E. w/o Joseph H., formerly of city, died near Peru, Ill, 7-11-1880 of heart disease---Wkly Gaz. 7-23-1880 (Bk. p. 163) WELLS, Nathaniel, son Ephraim, house near Ferry Glen burned ---Wkly Gaz. Aug. 3, 1883 (Bk. p. 185) WELLS, Nathaniel, in 76th year, funeral Wed. morning, buried at St. Paul's Cemetery, youngest s/o Jesse &rSusan Wells, born Brooke Co. 14 June 1809, married Mary Atkinson d/o Wn. , one son Lewis, wife died 1840, m2) 1842 Rebecca Owings, d/o Asa &rMary Owings, 7 ch: Charles, Edward, & George dec, W. H., & T. R. in Qnaha, E. T. of over-the-river, Mrs. R. W. Mahon, city & Alice at home. ---Wkly Gaz. 14 Nov. 1884 (Bk. pp. 302, 303, 304) -160- WELLS, Hon. Nathaniel of W. Va. opposite the city died Nov. 9, 1884 ae 75 yrs. s/o Jesse and Susan, grandson of Richard Wells who came to Brooke Co. 1792, born near Eldersville 6-10-1809, married Mary Atkinson 1836---very lengthy obit. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 14 Nov. 1884 (Bk. p. 218) WELLS, W. and Ann Clark...lO ch: 1, Mary b. 1788 m. David Watts, 2, James b. 1789 m. Sarah Morgan, 3, George, 4, Margaret m. Win. Pritchard, 5, Win. m. Mary E. Carey, 6, Joseph, 7, Ann m. 0. P. Shearman, 8, Sarah m. John McWilliams, 9, Rachel (twin) m. August Stephens, and 10, Alexander (twin) m. Esther Kemble ---Wellsville, Ohio 1883 (Bk. p. 61) WELLS, William, died at his residence in Wellsville on Sunday morning last, at about 1:30 A.M. in the 88th year of his age, so well known nothing more necessary---Wellsville, Ohio, 1883 (Bk. p. 21) WELLS, WM., founder of Wellsville, born Feb. 20, 1765, Bedford Co., Pa., his mother died when he was an infant, raised by his grandfather, Geo. Wells, George's father, Col. Richard Wells, was born in Balti- more, Md. 1715, and was a Rev. War, veteran, William moved from Bedford Co. to Seomerset Co., Pa. to washington Co., Pa. where he married Ann d/o James Clark, the original owner of the land, the site of Wellsville, first lived at Holliday's Cove, W. Va. cousin of Bazaleel Wells of Steubenville, Ann died 1815, he m2) Mary Crowl who died 1842, he m3) Eleanor Black who died in 1847. William died 1852---Wellsville 1883 (Bk. p. 61) WELLS, William ae about 85, died Ross Twp. 2-21-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-27-1880 (Bk. p. 43, 45) WELLS, William, founder of Wellsville---Descendants met at Wellsville Mrs. Mary Watt ae 92, James Wells ae 91, Joseph Wells ae 82, Mrs. Ann Sherwood ae 80, and Alex Wells ae 72... George Wells ae 87 and Mrs. Rachel Stephens ae 72 are living but were not present. ---Ohio Press, 4-2-1880 WELLS, W. , one of oldest men here, died Monroeville 2-21-1880, buried Pine Grove---Ohio Press, 27 Feb. 1880 WELSH, Benjamin, ae 60 yrs, died near Hammondsville 4-13-1882, body found in creek, called suicide, buried at Chestnut Grove. ---Wkly Gaz. Apr. 21, 1882 (Bk. pp. 108,) ---Ohio Press, 21 Apr. 1882 (Bk. pp. 56, 58, 59) WELSH, JOhn, died Sunday, heart disease, born County Cork, Ireland ca. 1829, married Mary Greehy, 5 ch: John, James, Michael, Joseph & Maggie, St. Peters---Wkly Gaz. 9 May 1884 (Bk. p. 137) WELSH, Willie, a young man of Bellaire, shot by accident by Marshal Jack Burke, died---Ohio Press , Fri., 19 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 173) WEST, Alice w/o H. B. ae about 40 yrs, died E. Springfield 3-8-1882, infant child died the previous day---Wkly Gaz. 3-17-1882 (Bk. p. 76, 80) --Ohio Press, Fri., 17 Mar. 1882 WEST, Harry, stabbed, died on Sunday evening, Coroner's inquest on body at Wellsburg, (written Monday) stabbed at La Grange --Ohio Press Fri., 4 Nov. 1881 (2 items) WEST, HENRY, OF Wellsburg, fatally stabbed at Lagrange, ae about 17 yrs, german coal miner, George? his father. ---Wkly Gaz. 11-4-1881 (Bk. pp. 266) WEST, Samuel in 75th year, died E. Springfield, Dec. 19, 1882 ---Wkly Gaz. Dec. 29, 1882 (Bk. pp. 374) WESTLAKE, Mrs., an old resident of New Cumberland, died last night. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. p. 5) -161- WEIHERAL, Violet ae 9 yrs, dlo L. T. & Emily, died 19 Sept. of fever. ---Ohio Press, Fri., Sept. 21, 1883 (Bk. p. 170) WHALEN, Winnie ae 14 mos. d/o Michael & Mary, died this morning, Catholic cemetery, name could be MINNIE. Wkly Gaz. 10-29-1880 (Bk. pp. 232, 233) WHEELER, Child of Albert, who resides over-the-river, died of pneumonia Tuesday---Ohio Press, Fri., 28 Mar. 1884 (Bk. p. 64) WHEELER, Mrs. Mary in 67th yr. died Oscalosa, Neb. 12-12-1880, sister of Mrs. James Turnbull of city, widow of James Wheeler. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-17-1880 (Bk. p. 272, 280) WHITACRE, Harry of Wellsville, R. R. death--Wkly Gaz. 6-8-1883 (Bk. p. 141) WHITCONB, Mr., lost 2 children to diphtheria--Wkly Gaz. 9-26-1884, Bk. p. 260) WHITE, J. V. of Brush Creek, died Sunday, buried Monroeville ---Ohio Press 2-18-1881 WHITE, Mrs. James, ae 55 yrs, died city, May 24, 1880, born County Dowm, Ireland, to Steubenville 1852, 5 ch., 2 living, Mrs. W. Dunn died 2 yrs. ago, St. Peters---Wkly Gaz. 5-28-1880 (Bk. pp. 123, 125) ---Ohio Press 5-28-1880 WHITE, Mrs. Jane, born 1815, 5o Ohio 1848, married 1848 Payton Hays, 7 ch. 7 ch. A. M. E. Church, born Chowan Co., North Carolina, died ae 68 ---Ohio Press, Fri., 29 June 1883 (Bk. p. 117) WHITE, John Geary, ae 26 yrs, killed in RR engine in Salineville March 24th. born Jeff. Co. 5-15-1856, left wife and 1 child. ---Wkly Gaz. 4-6-1883 (Bk. p. 80) WHITE, John, ae about 65 yrs. brother-in-law of Henry Spence, city, died Colerain Twp., Belmont Co. 12-13-1880 --Wkly Gaz. 12-17-1880 (Bk. pp. 272, 275) WHITE, John, married with 5 small children, killed in accident near Portland Dec. lst---Ohio Press 10 Dec. 1880 WHITE, John of near Mt. Pleasant, brother-in-law of Henry Spence, died. --Ohio Press, 17 Dec. 1880 WHITE, John,{;i.an old citizen, died at his residence in Monroeville Sabbath. ---OHio Press 11 Feb. 1881 WHITE, John died 2-6-1881, Brush Creek Twp. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (Bk. p. 20) WHITE, John, ae 67 yrs, died Hancock Co. 21 Aug. 1882 ---Ohio Press, Fri. 25 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 131) WHITE, John, ae 67 yrs. died Hancock Co. Monday, leaves 3 sons: S. A., J. H. and G. J., funeral at Paris, Pa. --Wkly Gaz. 25 Aug. 1882 (Bk. pp. 253, 254, 255) WHITE, Martin, ae about 16 yrs, died city May 19, 1880, died at the home of Grandmother, Mrs. Shay, Catholic Cemetery. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-21-1880 (Bk. pp. 116, 120) WHITE, Robert ae 50 yrs, brother of Wi. of Cross Creek Twp., died Columbus 11-7-1880, insane, family burying ground in Cross Creek Twp. --Wkly Gaz. 11-12-1880 (Bk. pp. 242, 245, 250) WHITE, Richard, Cross Creek Twp. died July 29th ae 67 yrs, wife died about 25 yrs. ago, left dau. Mrs. Emioy Thompson, buried at St. James. ---Ohio Press, Fri., 1 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 138) WHITE, ROBERT OR RICHARD, funeral notice, , daughter Mrs. Emily Thompson, uncle of Ross White, Clerk of Courts, buried at St. John's. --Wkly Gaz. 1 Aug. 1884 (Bk. pp. 211, 212, 214) WHITE, William, coal mine victim around 1864 ---Ohio Press 20 May 1881 -162- WHITHAM, Mrs. Perry of Valley Grove, mother of J. D., died last week, buried in West Alexander, Pa.--Wkly Gaz. 9-2-1881 (Bk. p. 213) WHITSON, Harry, ae 27 yrs, died Mt. Pleasant --Wkly Gaz. 29 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 238) WHITTEN, Margaret, w/o Wi. B. died Smithfield 4-24-1881 in 77th year. --Wkly Gaz. 5-6-1881 (Bk. p. 100) WIER, Minnie L. w/o John C. of McCoy's Station, died Pittsburgh, Feb. 10th, ae about 24 yrs.--Wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk. p. 36) WILCOXEN, Rody A. ae 2 yrs, s/o S. B. & Irene, died at his parents' residence on Madison Ave. Thursday May 11? --Ohio Press 9 May 1884 (Bk. p. 87) WILCOXEN, Samuel ae 70 yrs, brother-in-law of Sr. Hill of city, died Fairview, W. Va. 5-22-1881, in early life he followed the river, as "Mate". ---Wkly Gaz. 3-22-1881 (Bk. pp. 62, 66, 75) WILES, John, ae 75 yrs, died Island Creek Twp. 6-3-1881, member of Bowling Green Lutheran Church---Wkly Gaz. 1-14-1881 (Bk. pp. 7, 9) WILEY, E. G. , father killed by cars at UrbANA Ohio Press 4-1-1881 WILKIN, David, an old resident of this city, died Wheeling 29 Mar. 1884, buried Steubenville, son William --Ohio Press, Fri. 4 Apr. 1884 (Bk. p. 69) Died at the residence of daughter, Mrs. Henry Gartley in Wheeling, died ae about 75 yrs.--Wkly Gaz. 4 Apr. 1884 (Bk. pp. 96, 97,) WILKIN, Katie, d/o Stephen, ae 7 yrs, died St. Louis, Mo. 6-28-1881 --Wkly Gaz. 7-8-1881 (Bk. p. 164) WILKIN, Rev. Matthew, married Elizabeth d/o Thos. Mansfield and Mary Hill, Reunion account...Ohio Press, 6 Aug. 1880 WILKINSON, Mrs. Thomas, of Knoxville, died Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hannah Large, city, buried from Knoxville. ---Ohio Press 1-21-1881---Children: Mrs. Hannah Large, John, Henry and Benjamin---Wkly Gaz. 1-21-1881 (Bk. p. 13a) WILLIAMS, Infant d/o Albert & Mary, died at residence of parents on Highland Ave., ae 2 wks.--Wkly Gaz. 2 May 1884 (Bk. p. 125) WILLIAMS, Fred, died Brilliant 11-28-1881, leaves wife and 8 ch in Germany, buried by Trustees of Wells Twp.--Wkly Gaz. 12-2-1881 (Bk. pp. 285,290) WILLIAMS, Mrs. Margaret, died at the residence of Thomas Carnahan near Jeddo, ae 83 yrs.---Wkly Gaz. 6-1-1883 (Bk. p. 135) WILLIAMS, Mrs. Polly, ae 83 yrs,, an old resident of I. C. Twp., died Monday evening of paralysis---hio Press, Fri., 1 June 1883 (Bk. p. 100a)a?) WILLIAMS, Wm., a shoemaker of Mingo, committed suicide last night (Sunday) by cutting his wrist, His wife land son live on 8th St., Steubenville. buried Steub.---OHio Press, Fri, 8 Feb. 1884 (Bk. pp. 25, 26) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. p. 38) WILLIAMSON, Mrs. Sarah, ae 87 died 1 Aug. 1883--hio Press, 3 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p.138) w/o James, d/o W. & Mary McDonald, 4 children survive: James Williamson and Mary Bosley--Wkly Gaz. Aug. 3, 1883 (Bk. p.184) WIWILLIMAN, Mr. WM:, his child died last Thursday and was buried Friday. ---Wkly Gaz. 26 Sept. 1884 (Bk. p. 262) WILLITS, Mark & Sarah...daughter Eliza W. married Finley Hutton and died in Philadelphia---Ohio Press, 5 Nov. 1880 WILMAN, Miss Emma L. ae 34 yrs, died 6th Wd. 1-31-1881, at residence of John Fisher Jr. near Wilson's corner---0hio Press 2-4-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 2-4-1881 (Bk. p. 24a, 27a, and 19) WILSON, Andrew, a prominent citizen of Wheeling died (Monday) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 6 April 1883 (Bk. p. 59) WILSON, D. S. in 57th year, native of Steubenville, died Dubuque, Iowa 4-1-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 4-22-1881 (Bk. p. 88) -163- WILSON, Elizabeth, ae 54 yrs, died city Dec. 25, 1879, highly esteemed maiden lady, native of Ireland, sister of Mrs. Nary Ginger of city. --Wkly Gaz. 1-2-1880 (Bk. pp. 1, 3); Ohio Press 1-1-1880 WILSON, Mrs. George L., died last night (Wed.) in a boat at the foot of Dock St. --Wkly Gaz. 28 July 1882 (Bk. p. 227) WILSON, Mrs. George L. died 26 July 1882---Ohio Press, 28 July 1882 (Bk. p.114) WILSON, Henry, death of their little daughter, died Saturday morning ---Ohio Press, Friday, 10 Mar. 1882 WILSON, James s/o Hans, married 1829 Eliza S. Stokely d/o Col. Thomas. He died 1832. Eliza m2) 1840 Rev. Win. Cox, she died 1883. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-16-1883 (Bk. p. 39) WILSON, Little d/o Jas. of Unionport, died last Saturday, to be buried in Clinton, Pa.---Ohio Press, Fri. 24 Feb. 1882 (Bk. p.27) WILSON, Jennie Lynn, little d/o James, died Unionport 2-11-1882 of scarlet fever. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-24-1882 (Bk. p. 54) WILSON, Judge of the Herald, died of cholera 1852 city, wife went to New Lisbon, died shortly after the war, buried Steubenville, 7 ch: Henry, Edward and Margaret, triplets, Joseph, Elizabeth, James and Robert...Wkly Gaz. 2-18-1881 (Bk. p. 23) WILSON, Louis, ae 60 yrs, died near Bowling Green, Oct. 4th ---Wkly Gaz. 20 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 301) WILSON, Nathaniel...a valid will---Ohio Press 3-25-1881 WILSON, Capt. Thomas C., died at his home on 5. 4th St., Wheeling, 22 July. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 25 July 1884 (Bk. p. 135) WILSON, Verda J. d/o Henry, ae 14 mos. died city 3-4-1882, "Died from effects of teething"---Wkly Gaz. 3-10-1882 (Bk. pp. 67, 74, WILSON, William of Wellsville, ae 60 yrs, died 26 Feb. 1884, at the residence of his sister, Mrs. Allen---Ohio Press, 29 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 47) WINDMILL, Charles, a Wheeling Creek coal miner, mangled on Saturday, by the R.R. at the Bridgeport water tank--Ohio Press, Fri. 8-3-1883 (p.136) WINN, Ruth d/o Emnerson, died Elliottsville, Jan. 29, 1884 , ae 10 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 1 Feb. 1884 (Bk. p. 29) WINNING, J. E. of Dorset, Ohio...4 yr. old boy died. ---Wkly Gaz. 7 Mar. 1884 (Bk. p. 71) WINTERS, Anna w/o Wi. ae 33 yrs, died 7 Sept. 1883, lived 7th St. city ---Ohio Press, Fri. 14 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 166) WINTERS, Edna May d/o Mr. & Mrs. Wi. A. Winters (formerly Miss Hattie Williams d/o JOhn) died Cutler, Ohio April 11, 1882 ---Wkly Gaz. Apr. 21, 1882 (Bk. p. 108) WINTERS,:: Isaac---his daughter Patience married Robert McCoy and died 3-2-1880, 2-:.other daughters: Mrs. Wi. Stark and Mrs. D. S. McCoy ---Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880 (Bk. p. 54) WINTERS, Jane, widow of John, ae 74, died Wintersville 3-21-1881 of cancer, maiden name Huston, surviving ch: Mrs. John Floyd, Mrs. Samuel Martin and Mrs. Eliza Lowery of Jeff. Co., Mrs. Jane Hastings of Martin's Ferry and Miss Margaret Janle at home. ---Wkly Gaz. 3-25-1881 (Bk. pp. 62, 64, 66) Wintersville News. ---Ohio Press 3-25-1881 WINTERS, Jane, widow of William, ae about 40 yrs, nee Janle Maple, died around Sept. 9,, 1880 (Sept. 23?), Hainline N. E. Church, leaves 3 children, sister-in-law of James Jandsey, David Hall and Robert Stark, buried at Two Ridge Cemetery---Wkly Gaz. 9-17-1880 (Bk. pp. 208, 209) WINTERS, Joseph ae 74 Or 79 yrs. died city 21 May 1883 of consumption, buried at Wintersville---Wkly Gaz. 5-25-1883 (Bk. pp. 122, 123------Ohio Press, Friday, 25 May 1883 (Bk. p.96) -164- WINTERS, Miss Margaret, ae 45 yrs, died at residence of her brother-in-law Samuel Morton, 3 Mar. 1884---Ohio Press 7 Mar. 1884 (Bk. p. 51) WINTERS, Mrs. Martha w/o James H. dec.---In Memoriam ---Ohio Press, 11 Feb. 1881 WINTERS, Martha A. ae 40 yrs. died city 12-9-1880, d/o James & Maria, sister of Wallace Bougher of South St. married James Winters who died of cholera about 14 yrs. ago, left with infant.daughter, several years ago, she married Wn. Derry, 2 children, Derry deserted them, she divorced him and took her former husband's name. --Wkly Gaz. 12-17-1880 (Bk. pp. 272, 274: Ohio Press 12-17-1880 WINTERS, Ross, pioneer of Island Creek Twp., died 1 Sept. 1884 ae 74 yrs., on farm on which he was born 22 Sept. 1814, wife , daughter and brother survive, Daughter, Mrs. W. L. Rinehart, brother John Winters, ---buried Two. Ridge. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 5 Sept. 1884 (Bk. pp. 163, 164 WINTERS, W. W., son W. Lewis Winters, ae 8 yrs, , adoption proceedings by Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Bell---Wkly Gaz. Dec. 1, 1882 (Bk. p. 352) WINTERS, William J. , s/o Abel M. & Hannah J. Winters, ae 16 yrs, 9 mos. 8 days, died Unionport 8 Oct. 1881 of typhoid. ---Ohio Press 10-21-1881; Wkly Gaz. 21 Oct. 1881 (Bk. p. 255) WINTERS, William...his wife was buried yesterday(Thursday Aug. 16th) ---Ohio Press, Friday, 24 Aug. 1883 (Bk. p. 149) ---Wkly Gaz. 8-24-1883 (Bk. p. 201) WINTERS, Willie, infant s/o Wm. & Annie, died city 1-6-1881 ae 1 yr. 6 mos. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-14-1881 (Bk. pp. 7, 9) WINTRINGER, Alvernia d/o Bernard, married James Trotter and died city Dec. 2nd in 34th year of consumption, left husband and 2 sons. ---Wkly Gaz. 12-8-1882 (Bk. p. 358) Ohio Press, Friday, 8 Dec. 1882 (Bk. p. 185) WINTRINGER, Leander, ae 57 yrs, formerly of city, died Oakland, Cal. 2-14-1881, suicide?, born Steubenville s/o Nathan, dec., brothers James, Bernard, & Nathan---Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. pp. 28, 32) ---Ohio Press 2-25-1881 WITHERALL, Violet Emma ae 9 yrs, d/o L. S. Witherall, died at Alikanna Wednesday---Wkly Gaz. Fri., 21 Sept. 1883 (Bk. p. 230) WITHERGE, Pearl, youngest d/o W. A. & M. J., died Jeddo, Feb. 27th] ---Wkly Gaz. 3-2-1883 (Bk. p. 48) WITHEROW, Mr. of Island Creek Twp., drowned in river at Anderson's landing near Jeddo Wednesday---Ohio Press, Fri., 8 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 143) WITHEROW, Willie, 13 yrs, old s/o Mr. Witherow of Markle,...in a skiff too near the steamboat "Barchelor" at Anderson's Landing, W. Va., drowned, buried Toronto---Wkly Gaz. 8 Aug. 1884 (Bk. p. 217) Nov. 6th (Bk. p229) WITHERS, Jacob, ae about 45 yrs, miner, crushed in mine, leaves wife & 5 ch. Wkly Gaz. Friday, June 23, 1880 (Bk. p. 188) ---Ohio Press 30 June 1882 (Bk. p. 97) WITHERS, James, ae 11 mos, sbo Jacob & Susan, died city 7-5-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 7-9-1880 (Bk. p. 153); Ohio Press 7-9-1880 WITHERS, Laura, ae 2 mos. d/o Jacob, died city 8-4-1881 ---1Wkly Gaz. 8-5-1881 (Bk. p. 190) WITHERS, Susan wbo Jacob ae 40 or 49 yrs, died city 6-17-1881, born Columbiana Co., d/o Mrs. Catharine Ford, married 1865, leaves husband & 6 ch. ---Wkly Gaz. 6-24-1881 (Bk. p. 145, 148); Ohio Press 6-24-1881 WITHROE, W. A. & M. S.---little daughter died yesterday (Tuesday) at Jeddo. .---Ohio Press, Friday, 2 Mar. 1883 (Bk. p. 37) -16 5- WOOD, Dr. Thomas, born Smithfield 22 Aug. 1814, died Cincinnati, married 3 times, 8 children, only 1 survives---Ohio Press 11-26-1880 ---Wkly Gaz. 26 Nov. 1880 (Bk. p. 253) WOOD, Wi., funeral Tuesday at St. Paul's---Ohio Press, Fri. 7-21-1882 (Bk. p.110) WOODS, Wi.,.died city yesterday (Monday)...St. Paul's ---Wkly Gaz. 21 July 1882 (Bk. p. 220) WOOSTER, Dr. Horatio of Knoxville---his daughter Harriet Eliza married Charles D. Coffin, she died Jan. 1870 ---Wkly Gaz. 3-5-1880 (Bk. p. 53) WORK, Alexander, died near Miller's Station, Harrison Co., born German Twp. 1829, youngest s/o Alex Work Sr., Presbyterian ---Ohio Press, Friday, 26 Jan. 1883 (Bk. pp. 14, 15, 16) WORTEINGTON, Albert C. ae 54 yrs, , formerly of city, died Meriden, Conn. May 19th of pneumonia---Wkly Gaz. 26 May 1882 WORTHINGTON, Mrs. B. D., resident of city 37 yrs, died Tuesday evening, left husband and 5 children, funeral Wednesday. ---Ohio Press, Fri. 15 July 1881 WORTHINGTON, Mrs. David, died at her home in Portland, Feb. 5, 1884 ae 66 yrs., sister of Mrs. Geo. Mahon of city, of Tiltonsville, funeral Saturday from C. & P. Depot, buried Union Cemetery or Tiltonville?? ---Ohio Press, Friday. 8 Feb. 1884 (Bk. pp. 28, 37?) --Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 36, 39) WORTHINGTON, Mrs. Eliza, of this city, her death ---Wkly Gaz. 26 May 1882 (Bk. p. 145) WORTHINGTON, Eliza J. w/o B. D. died city 7-12-1881 in 63rd year, , nee Eliza Jackman, born Kentucky 1819, married in Beaver Co., Pa. 1840, 10 ch., 5 living: Henry D., Augustus, Mary E. (Mrs. Geo. McGee), Lucy and Calvin, all married except Lucy. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-15-1881 (Bk. p.169, 172) WORTHINGTON, Orin S. ae 89 yrs, 6 mos. 16 days, father of B. D. and Orin A. of city, died Spencer, Mass. 2-13-1882- ---Wkly Gaz. 2-24-1882 (Bk. pp. 54, 60) WORThINGTON, Susanna, dec. of Mt. Pleasant, will probated. ---Ohio Press, Fri. Sept. 2, 1881 WORTHINGTON, William, formerly of city, died Wabasha, Min. 7-5-1881, brother of B. D. Worthington, died from wounds received in late war. ---Wkly Gaz. 7-22-1881 (Bk. pp. 177, 180) WOSTELL, Elzie w/o Dawson, died at Collier's Station Wednesday of diphtheria ae 4 yrs. Another chiod of family ill as well. ---Wkly Gaz. 12 Dec. 1884 (Bk. p. 324) WRIGHT, Mrs. Emma,; ae 32 yrs, died at her home near Cross Creek Church Nov. 6th, burial at Two. Ridges.---Ohio Press 11-9-1883 (Bk. p.199) WRIGHT, Harry Lee, ae 17 mos. s/o David & Hilda, died city 2-5-1880 of diphtheria---Wkly Gaz. 2-13-1880 (Bk. p.30); Ohio Press 2-13-1880 WRIGHT, James, of Holliday's Cove,--her daughter Annie married Isaiah Myers, and died at Dennison in 23rd year on 22 Mar. 1884 ---Ohio Press, 28 Mar. 1884 (Bk. p. 6) Buried at Three Springs Cemetery---Wkly Gaz. 3-28-1884 (Bk. p. 90, 94) WRIGH~, Ms. John, died at her home near Cross Creek Church Tuesday. ---Wkly Gaz. Fri., 11-9-1883 (Bk. p. 276) WRIGHT, Child of Mr. &EMrs. Levi Wright died Friday last and was buried in Warrenton cemetery on Saturday---Portland News,. ---Ohio Press, Friday, 29 July 1881 WRIGHT, Lincoln of Wellsville died July 4, 1882---Scioto-Lomas Disaster ---Wkly Gaz. July 7, 1882 (Bk. p. 202 WRIGHT, Nannie, ae 17 yrs, d/o Enoch & Jane, died May 9, 1882 opposite city, buried at Eldersville---Wkly Gaz. 12 May 1882 (Bk. pp.129, 131) -166- WRIGHT, Robert, Holliday's Cove News---died last Thursday from injuries received in Panhandle collision, buried Friday at Three Springs. ---Wkly Gaz. 2 May 1884 (Bk. p. 128) WRIGHT, Samuel of 6th Ward, died Thursday,, Aug. 10, ae 55 yrs, leaving widow and 8 children---Ohio Press, Fri. 18 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p. 125) ---Wkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. p.246) WYATT, James, ae 73 yrs, of Adams St, died Tuesday, May 2nd,.born Manchester, England in 1809, to Steubenville from Philadelphia in 1825, Thrice married---Ohio Press, Fri., 5 May 1882 (Bk. p. 65) ---Wkly Gaz. 1882 (Bk. p. 122) WYLIE, Andrew Esq. of Hancock Co., ---his daughter Senie P. Wylie married Col. M. Crawford Oct. 15, 1884--Ohio Press 10-24-1884 (Bk. p. 201) WYLIE, D. C. in 33rd year, brother of Mrs. J. S. Maxwell of city, died 4-27-1881 at the residence of his father, Tri-State-View, Hancock Co. W. Va., Oakland Church near New Cumberland Wkly Gaz. 4-29-1881 (Bk. pp. 94, 98); Ohio Press 4-29-1881 YOCUM, DAvid ae 32 yrs. of Island Creek Twp., died 4-30-1884, leaves wife and 1 child, brothers: John D., Cyrus, Stephen, Asa & Elias, also sister---Ohio Press, Friday, 9 May 1884 (Bk. p. 87) ---Wkly Gaz. 1884 (Bk. pp. 123, 126) YODER, David, "notorious", drowned yesterday (Monday) while crossing the river in a boat---Ohio Press, Fri., 13 Oct. 1882 (Bk. p. 155) YOCUM, John & Eliza---Daughter Sarah w/o Stephen Buchanan, died 8-22-1881 ---Wkly Gaz. 8-26-1881 (Bk. p. 206) YOCUM, Lizzie A. ae 43 yrs, d/o John & Sarah, died Steubenville Twp. 12-29-1880 buried Union Cemetery---Wkly Gaz. 12-31-1880 (Bk. pp. 288, 290) Ohio Press 12-31-1880 YOCUM, Sarah w/o John dec. died city at residence of son-in-law, James McLeish 2-1-1881 in 81st year---Wkly Gaz. 2-4-1881 (Bk. pp. 24a, 27a) YODER, David, see above YOHE, Mary w/o George, d/o John Gossett Sr. of city, died Canton, Ohio ae 31 on Aug. 2Oth---Wkly Gaz. 25 Aug. 1882 (Bk. p.253) ---Ohio Press, Fri. 25 Aug. 1882 (Bk. pp. 130, 131) YOST, Dr. George, in 30th year, of Warrenton, died 5-6-1880, drowned from the steamer Batchelor last week, body found at mouth of McMahon's Creek, Bellaire, Monday. Taken to Warrenton for interment. ---Wkly Gaz. 5-14-1880 (Bk. pp. 110, 111): Ohio Press 5-14-1880 YOUNG, Berlin F. lost off the I. H. Bunton at Davis Island dam last winter, found at East Liverpool---Ohio Press 23 May 1884 (Bk. p. 93) YOUNG, Charles was murdered on the 17th day of Oct. 1881 ---Wkly Gaz. June 23, 1882 (Bk. p. 182) YOUNG, Jennie C. d/o Jas. W. and Emma died city l-4-188o ae 2 yrs. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. p. 1) YOUNG, May d/o Jas. W. & Emma ae 4 yrs, died city 1-8-1881, scarlet fever, second child these parents have lost this week, younger sister, Jennie, buried Wednesday, Grace ,ae 7, sick with same disease. ---Wkly Gaz. 1-14-1881 (Bk. pp. 7, 9) Funeral also p.9. Mother very ill also, Fisher's Hill---Ohio Press 1-14-1881 YOUNG, Samuel ae about 6S yrs, died Bloomf.ield 1-22-1882 of typhoid ---Wkly Gaz. 1-27-1882 (Bk. pp. 19, 2) ZEL~JLERS, Mrs. Margaret, f~n~r~:~ll.fron. St. Peter's--Ohio Press 1-14-1881 ZELLERS, Nicholas, the well-known musician and leader of the cornet band in ths city for several years, died at his residence on N. 6th St. of consumption ae 3S yrs, He leaves a wife and 3 ch. ---Wkly Gaz. 23 May 1884 (]Bk. p. 14S); OHio Press 1884 (Bk. p.9) -167- ZELLERS, Mrs. Valentine ae 75 died city 1-5-1881 of heart disease, born Germany 1806, husband died 10 years ago; 5 ch., 4 living: John Zellers at home, Mrs. John Schnur, Mrs. Antonie Sontag, and Mrs. Florine Smitzer ---wkly Gaz. 1-7-1881 (Bk. pp. 1,5) ZEUDE, Bertha Emily, d/o Christian and Emily, born Sept. 15th, died Nov. 22nd. ---Wkly Gaz. 23 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 286) ZUEDA, Bertha Emily ae 10 yrs, d/o Christian & Emily, died 22 Nov. 1883 house on Fisher's Run, St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church. ---Ohio Press, Fri. 30 Nov. 1883 (Bk. p. 212) ZIMMERMAN, Christian, the Oldtown Hermit, died Tuscarawas ---Wkly Gaz. 4-29, 1881 (Bk. p. 99) ZIMMERMAN, John L. in 37th year, nephew of Hiram of Annapolis, died Illinois 2-5-1881, s/o Jacob & Susan E. ---Wkly Gaz. 2-25-1881 (Bk. pp. 28, 31) ZINMERMAN, Mary ae 32 yrs, d/o Frank, formerly of city, died Allegheny 2-2-1882---Wkly Gaz. 2-3-1882 (Bk. p. 27) ZINN, Frank, killed in the fall of 1880, to be buried now in Steubenville. ---Ohio Press, 28 April. 1882 ((Bk. p. 60) ZINN, Frank, s/o Samuel, formerly of city, died 10-4-1880 in Cynthia, Ky., uncle, Mr. Solmon. ---Wkly Gaz. 10-8-1880 (Bk. p. 214) ZOOK, Sylvester, of Brooke Co.,--his 4 yr. old daughter died. ---Wkly Gaz. 8-27-1880 (Bk. p. 188) Abraham, Ekily 116 Bair, Ella 77 Bickerstaff, Mary 83 Abraham, James Mrs 125 Bair, Jas H 113 Bickerstaff, Mrs 41 Adams, F A 105 Bair, Joseph 77 Bickerstaff, Wm 96 Adams, Frank 142 Bair, Joseph Mrs 77 Biles, 105 Adams, Henry 73 Baird, Mary 88 Biles, John 157, 158 Adams, Henry Mrs 73 Baker, Aaron 34 Billman, John L_1 Adams, Jane 73 Baker, Elizabeth Ann Billmnan, M C 1 Adams, John 85 34 Bingner, Annie 105 Adams, Josiah Mrs 19 Baker, Hannah 34 Bingner, Harry 105 Adams, Julia A 81 Ball, Jaspar 51 Bird, John 116 Adams, Mary Ann 85 Baltzell, Charlie 125 Birney, Deborah 7 Agnew, James C 137 Baltzell, Joseph 43 Bisney, Deborah 7 Akin, Mary 94 Barclay, J W 157 Black, Eleanor 160 Alban, Jennie 20 Barclay, Mary 157 Black, Harry Mrs 121 Alban, Joseph 20 Barkhurst, Mrs 48 Blackburn, Amanda 142 Alban, Joseph Mrs 129 Barr, G W 54 Blackburn, Bell 41 Alban, Nancy E 125 Barr, Geo 34 Blackburn, C E Mrs 59 Albaugh, H W Mrs 38 Barr, John G Mrs 35 Blackburn, Dr 120 Albright, S J Mrs 17 Barrett, Charlotte 152 Blackburn, Hannah 24 Alexander, Catharine Barrett, Edward 21 Blackburn, James 127 Barrett, Eliza 10 99, 142 Alexander, Moses Mrs Barrett, Geo Mrs 76 Blackburn, John 55 103 Barrett, Wm Mrs 151 Blackburn, John Mrs Alexander, S Z 84 Bartland, William 7 120 Allen, Mrs 163 Bartles, Thomas 144 Blackburn, Joseph 24 Allison, Ada F 112 Barton, Mary 99 Blackburn, Levi 41 Allison, Ida F 111 Bartzell, Joseph 125 Blackburn, M S Mrs 50 Allison, Mary 83 Bassett, Gen Mrs 4 Blackburn, Mary J 140 Allison, W R 111 Batchelor, Annie 14 Blackburn, Mrs 76 Allison, W R Mrs Batchelor, C W 154 Blackburn, W S 140 108, 159 Batchelor, J Stnat 7 Blaine, Ephraim 136 Allison, Wm R 112 Bates, John Mrs 26 Blaine, James G 136 Almon, Margaret 116 Battin, Asa 77 Blakely, Mary 56 Anderson, Henrietta Baxter, Ruth 14 Blazier, Martha 115 143 Baxter, Wm 14 Blmnn, Dixie 129 Anderson, Minnie 105 Beall, Mary A 159 Boggs, Agness 159 Andrews, E F Mrs 146 Beatty, Clara 68 Boggs, John 159 Andrews, Elizabeth 138 Beatty, Dr 27 Boggs, Mary 95, 96 Andrews, James Dr 138 Beeson, Wm Mrs 29 Bohlen, Caroline 45 Andrews, John Dr 122 Beickerstaff Bond, Edw Mrs 94 Arbaugh, Mrs 30 Augustine Mrs 46 Bond, Edward 99 Arms trong, E Mrs 19 Bell, Benjamin 164 Bond, Elizabeth 119 Armstrong, Robert Bell , Benjamin Mrs164 Bordon, Amas 107 9, 67 Bell, James Mrs 29 Bordon, Nancy Jane 107 Armstrong, Susanna 9 Bell, Mary A 85, 95 Bosley, Mary 12 Atkinson, Mary Bentz, John 30 Bougher, James 4C~, 1654 159, 16;0 Beuche, Delia 31 Bou~he, Maria 40, 14 Atkinson, Wn 159 Bickerstaff, Augustine Bougher, Wallace 164 Ault, Ch~alotte 125 96 Bowman, Champ Mrs 05 Ault, Lavinia 39 Bickerstaff, Elizabeth B3owser, Mamry 54 Ault, Michael 125, 138 96 Boy, Anie 80 Ault, Nancy 116 Bickerstaff, Jacob 127 Boyd, James H 3 Babcock, Samuel E 6 Bickerstaff, ulia A Boyd, M. J Mrs I Baily, Mr 100 54L Boyd, Mary J 2 Boyd, Mrs 41 Cable, Sanford Mrs 10 Cattrell, William 24 Boyles, Alma 102 Cable, Sarah 1, 2 Cellars, Alex 118 Boyles, James 102 Cable, W A Mrs 122 Cellars, Ella 118 Bracken, Mrs 147 Cable, Walker Mrs 10 Chambers, Sarah Bradley, Alex G 7 Cable, William 1 47, 114 Bradley, Annie 7 Cady, James 98 Chaplam, Isaiah 125 Brady, Hugh Mrs 87 Cahill, 128 Chapman, Hannah Mary Brady, Sarah 5 Cain, Johnny 1 133 Brashear, 107 Caldwell, Anna 16 Chapman, Jacob 133 Brew, Bridget 95 Caldwell, Harriet 102 Chapman, Mary 129 Bricker, John Mrs 75 Caldwell, Mrs 104 Christy, Alice 15 Brindley, Sam'l 97 Caldwell, R P Mrs 83 Christy, Dr 15 Brion, Ada 138 Caldwell, Wm 102 Christy, S E Mrs 150 Brody, Hugh Mrs 86 Caleb, Marie 38 Clark, Ann 160 Brooker, Elizabeth 120 Calhoun, Jane 19, 20 Clark, James 160 Brough, Dr 139 Calligan, E J Mrs 11 Clary, Mary 95 Brown, Amy 119 Cameron, Joseph 5 155 Close, Geo W 154 Brown, Casaline 88 Campbell, 72 Close, Sarah 154 Brown, J W Mrs 67 Campbell, Alexander Coburn, Ellen 54 Brown, James 95 Bishop 103 Coffin, Charles D 165 Brown, John C 61 Campbell, David 20 Coffin, Harriet Eliza Brown, Josephine 61 Campbell, James 165 Brown, Mary 74 29, 150 Cole, D H Dr 113 Brown, Milton Mrs 6 Campbell, Jennette I Cole, Eliza 152 Brown, W C Mrs 79 Campbell, Joseph 119 Cole, Geo 143 Browning, Carrie 43 Campbell, Mary 20 Collier, Annie 112 Browning, Judge 84 Campbell, Rebecca 67 Collier, D L 112 Brownlee, R L Mrs 75 Campbell, W T 93 Collier, John A 112 Buchanan, James 85 Canby, C F Mrs 23 Collier, William 112 Buchanan, Nesley 117 Canby, Charles F 23 Collins, Eliz 54 Buchanan, Rebecca 85 Canby, C F Mrs 23 Conley, Rebecca 96 Buchanan, Sarah Canby, Erna 23 Conn, Eliza 128 117, 166 Canby, Rebecca 95 Conn, Geo Mrs 103, 120 Buchanan, Stephen 166 Carey, Mary E 160 Conn, George 105 Buchanan, Wesley 117 Carlin, Mrs 101 Conn, John 105 Buckingham, Ada D 102 Carnahan, James 51 Conn, John C 128 Buckley, Mrs 107 Carnahan, Lorenzo 7 Conner, Ruth Ann 112 Bueche, John 56 Carnahan, Thos 7, 162 Cook, John Dr 46 Bueche, Margaret 56 Carnes, M 157 Cook, Marion 94 Buffington, Bertha 88 Carns, Manassa 126 Cookson, 45 Buffington, John B 88 Carns, Nancy 14 Cooper, James Mrs 22 Burgess, Margaret 39 Carpenter, Andrew J Cope, David H 94 Burke, Jack 160 110 Cope, H H Mrs 140 Burns, Andrew 117 Carpenter, D 0 51 Copeland, Geo Mrs 110 Burs, Jno Mrs 12 Carpenter, Jane 110 Coplan~, Jas 110) Burns, Martin 51 Carr, Sallie R 119 Copeland, John 12 ]Burns, Sarah 95, 96 Carroll, Miss 107 Copel an, Joseph Mrs Burns, Wm Mrs 107 Carter, Mrs 38 Burnside, rs 103 Cassel, Hesse 13 Copeland, Maggrie Bushong, F M 93 Cassell, Wm~k101 57, 106 Byrion, David 48 Cassely, Bridlget 19 Copeland, Mary 112 Cable, David 22 Cassely, Jon 19 Copeland, Nancy 110 Cable, Jas Mrls 121 Castner, Sarah 107 Couch, Mlr 26 Cable, Jnnie 155 Cattrell, Ephraim 24 Couc, Mrs 156 Coulter, Coil 90 Danford, Ambrose 21 Dorrance, David N 121 Coulter, Mrs 41, 90 Daniels, Caroline 63 Dorrance, .dna 121 Coulter, T B Mrs 150 Daugherty, Rachel 155 Doty, Calvin B 82, 84 Cowl, John Rev 113 Daugherty, Thomas 155 Doty, Kate 84 Cox, Catherine 115 Davidson, James 80 Dougherty, Edmund 98 Cox, David 126 Davidson, Kate 9 Dougherty, Ellen 108 Cox, Wm Rev 146, 163 Davidson, Rebecca 80 Dougherty, Ida 98 Craig, John 64 Davis, Harriet 102 Dougherty, John 108 Crane, Miss 49 Davis, Hetty Elizabeth Dougherty, Joseph 133 Crawford, John 62 8 Dougherty, Nancy 133 Crawford, M Col 166 Davis, Mary Ann 5 Dougherty, Nm 130 Crawford, T 0 Mrs 146 Davis, Mrs 138 Downard, George W 87 Creasy, Josiah 43 Davisaon, W L Mrs 25 Doyle, B N l, 112 Crew, Benjamin L Mrs Davison, James Mrs 119 Doyle, Eliza Ann 102 35 Dawson, J H 57 Doyle, James Mrs 93 Crew, Eva D 35, 129 Day, Annie 86 Doyle, John 34 Crewson, Eliza 40 Day, Cyrus 150 Doyle, Joseph 34, 102 Crewson, Jennie 89 Day, James 107 Doyle, Lmnnie 111 Crittenden, Mrs 8 Day, Menerva 107 Doyle, Mina 112 Cromey, Nancy J 97 Day, Robinson Mrs 140 Doyle, Sarah 34 Cromey, Nm 97 Day, Squire 108 Drake, WR Mrs 45 Croskey, Elizabeth 135 Day, Virginia 47 Drennen, L J C 143 Croskey, John Mrs 108 Day, Nm 74 Ducomb, Lizzie 125 Croskey, Wm Dr 34, 45 Day, Wm Jr 86 Duffield, N H 3 Cross, Elizabeth 62 Day, Nm Mrs 148 Duffy, Catherine 54 Cross, Mary 97 Deater, John 147 Duffy, Patrick Mrs 131 Crowl, Daniel Mrs 125 Decker, R L 99 Dunbar, John 20, 89 Crowl, Mary 160 DeFord, 73 Dunbar, John Mrs 77 Crowley, Mary 79 DeHuff, Sarah 59 Dungan, Geo Mrs 131 Crown, Ann E 1, 2 Denmead, Ed 89 Dunlap, Alizannah 29 Crumrine, Kennedy 65 Derry, Nm 13, 164 Dunlap, Margaret 10 Crunrine, Mrs 6 Deters, Elizabeth 36 Dunlap, Nm 29 Culp, Miss 135 Deters, Joseph 131 Dunn, Lewis 35 Curnnins, Mary 7 Devenny, Lafayette 90 Dunn, Nm Mrs 161 Cunningham, Alex 47 Devinney, Laura 40 Dury, John 111, 112 Cunningham, Amanda 47 Devore, Annie 105 Dury, Rosanna 132 Cunningham, Emily Dickey, John B Rev 41 Dury, Sadie 111, 112 33, 129 Dickey, Laura 41 Easterday, M V Mrs 79 Cunningham, Hugh Mrs Dillon, Lydia 50 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Elliott, Jas 67 Elliott, Jos Mrs Forney, John W Mrs 9 Glenn, David 146 103, 120 Forsythe, Eliza 39 Glenn, Elizabeth 146 Elliott, Mahala 102 Fossett, Ella 85 Gl over , George 82 Elliott, Mary 145 Foster, Mary 107 Glover,, Josiah 16, 82 Elliott, Sarah 100 France, Bethia 92 Goodl of e, Jennie 123 Elliott, Thomas Mrs 46 Frank, Isaac Mrs 148 Gordon Joseph 55 Elliott, Valeria 101 Frazer, D K Mrs 97 Gordon Barbara Mrs 19 Elliott, W A 13 Frazier, D B Mrs 110 Gorman, Patrick Mrs Elliott, Wm Frazier, George 30 107 100, 101, 102 Frederick, F J 133 Gornl elYr, jMiss 124 Ellis, Exer 88 Frederick, John 133 Gossett John Sr 1x66 Ellis, Mary 88 Frederick, Margaret M Gossett U., John Sr Mrs Elson, Blanche 35 133 Elson, Edward 35, 142 Fredericks, 26 Gossett, Mary 166 Elson, Mahala 142 French, Blanch 88 Gossett, Nathan 123 Elson, Parker A 142 Freshwater, David Mrs Gossett, Ruth Ann 123 Ensell, Frank 94 22 Gott, Geo Mrs 10 Ensell, Kate 94 Freshwater, Wm Mrs 22 Gould, Rosamond 50 Erwin, Jamess .73 Frew, John Mrs 16 Gracey, George Mrs Evans, Mordecai 42 Fuhr, Mrs 19 150 Fagg, Thomas Manly 151 Gaddis, 81 Grafton, Elizabeth 11 Farley, Eliza 105 Gaddis, Elizabeth 81 Grafton, John 153 Farrington, Edw Mrs Gaddis, John 81 Grant, John 84 72 Galbraith, Emrna 110 Gray, David 53 Feckey, Geo F 10 Galbraith, James 110 Gray, I W Mrs 103 Fenimore, Annie 146 Galbraith, Samuel 88 Gray, John W 159 Ferguson, Eliza 83 Gamble, Margaret 50 Gray, Keziah 159 Ferguson, Susanna 8 Gamble, Wm 83 Greehy, Mary 160 Ferguson, T D Mrs 35 Gardner, Barbara 130 Greeley, 129 Ferguson, Wm 140 Gardner, Jane 58 Green, Rosamund 73 Fickes, C H Mrs 125 Gardner , Roseman Mrs Green, Roseman Mrs 73 Fickes, George 94 16 Green, Wm 73 Fielding, Amos Mrs 122 Garfield, 100 Gribble, Flora 20 Fields, M J Mrs 101 Gartley, Henry Mrs 162 Grimes, Dr .15 Findley, Sarah 42 Gaston, G G 82 Grimes, Rev Dr Mrs 25 Finerty, Mariah 107 Gaston, J W 82 Grimes, W M Dr -12 Finley, J E Dr 68 Gaston, J C 82 Groves, Albert 136 Finley, Robert Dr 68 Gaston, Rebecca 82 Groves, Mrs 30 Fisher, J S 102 Gibbons, Geo 39 Groves, Nathaniel Mrs Fisher, John Jr 162 Gibbons, Sarah 39 22 Fisher, John St 118 Gibbs, Martha 36 Gruber, Gec Mrs 110 Fisher, Joseph Mrs 132 Gilbraith, Erna 110 Gimber, Judge 151 Fisher, Mary A 102 Gilbraith, James 110 Haden, Maggie 137 Fisher, Susannah 118 Gilbreth, James C 110 Haden, Thomas 137 Fleichner, Louise 149 Gilbreth, Racel_% 110 Hagan, Jonathan 84 FlemngMrs41 Giles, Robert 142 Hagan, Jonathan Mrs Floto, Au ust 90, 158 Gill, JH 90 66 Floto, Chares 47 Gilmore, Jane 95 Hague, Mary 36 Floyd, Jhnm Mrs 16;3 Giner, Mary 163 Hales, Mrs L44 Ford, Catharine 164 Given, J B Mlrs 150 Hall, David 163 For-d, Frank B Mrls 49 Gladden, G W;Mlrs _32 Halroyd, Ed ~s69 Ford, Henry 81 Glen, Clek 125 Halsey, Asa rMIrs 49 Ford, Maggie 81 Glen~dening, Edard 79 Halstead, R I 13 Forney, J W 9 Glendenning, Mary 79 Halst-ed, R H 119 Hamilton, Jane 53 Henderson, Robert Mrs Hukill, James Mrs Hamilton, Joseph 150 53, 122 52, 53 Hendricks, Jacob 74 Hukilil, Wm 113 Hamilton, Sam'l 121 Hepplewhite, Ralph 36 Hull, Henry 131 Hamilton, Sarah 121 Herman, Louise 118 Hull , Ruth 1.31 Harnond, Dr Mrs 138 Herman, Rev 80 Hull, Wm 131 Hammond, J Dr 138 Herriman, Annie 36 Humble, Maggie 89 Hamond, John G 5 Hervey, David 146 Humphrey, Eliza 105 Harrnond, Mary 138 Hervey, Elizabeth 146 Hunt, Mrs 76 Hamond, Melicent 5 Hervey, Mary 104, 146 Hunt, n 4 Haimond, Melisse 5 Hervey, Wm Mrs 159 Hunter, Anna 36 Hanlin, Angeline 102 Herzog, Maggie 79 Hunter, George 125 Hanlin, J Ross 102 Herzog, Robert 79 Hunter, Harry Mrs 10 Hanlin, Nancy 49 Hesketh, St Thomas 138 Hunter, James 39 Hanna, 53 Heslop, Alm.ira 87 Hunter, Jno A 69 Hanna, E S Dr 107 Heslop, Thomas Mrs 87 Hunter, John 86 Hanna, Jane W 107 Heston, James Mrs 45 Hunter, Martha 69 Hanson, Martha 105 Heybern, 66 Hunter, W A 39 Harden, Harry Mrs 61 Hibbs, Frances C 73 Hunter, WH 17 Harding, Wm Mrs 31 Higgins, Mary 55 Hunter, NH Mrs 17 Hare, F A Mrs 25 Hill, George 90 Huscroft, Wm 26 Harmon, Eily W 54 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Mary 118 139 Lloyd, Elizabeth 128 Johnson, Mattie 58 Kneff , Benjamin 73 Lodge, John 10 Johnson, Michael 150 Kneff, Benjamin Mrs Lofland, Gorden 151 Johnson, Nancy 131 73 Long, Diana 11, 12 Johnson, Wm 43, 150 Kneff, Mary Ann 73 Long, Katie 30 Johnson, Wmn J 58 Kneff, Nancy 73 Long, Mr 1.24 Johnston, Rachel 82 Kneff, Wm 73 Long, W A Mrs 154 Jones, J R Mrs 35 Knox, Mary 129 Long, Wm B 30 Jones, Wm Mrs 122 Koch, Henry C 149 Love, Mary 44 Jump, Anderson 150 Lambert, Mrs 74 Love, R Col 44 Jump, Andrew Mrs 159 Lanagan, Thos 35 Love, Robert 44 Kamn, Phil Mrs 71 Lang, Agnes 112 Lowden, Mrs 84 Keen, Emta C 115 Lang, J D 112 Lowery, Caroline 63 Keen, R W 115 Large, Hannah 162 Lowery, Eliza 163 Keesey, David 39 Larkins, Katy Ann 154 Lowry, Wm 45 Keily, John 118 Lashley, Jacob Mrs 31 Lowther, Nancy 119? Keily, Mary 118 Lathrop, Thaddeus 153 Lucas, Enos Capt 79 Kell, Policeman 116 Laughlin, David E 42 Lupler, Cathrine 119 Keller, E J 118 Laughlin, Mary A 42 Lupton, Mrs 20 Keller, Mary J 118 Lavery, James Mrs 107 Lyon, Lydia 147 Kells, Eliza 44 Layng, Agnes 111 Lyon, Samuel P 1.47 Kells, Hiram 33 Layng, J D 111 Lyons, Cora 56 Kells, Joseph Mrs 143 Leacher, Louis M 93 Lyons, Samuel 56 Kells, Phebe 33 Leavitt, John M 15 Mahan, Thos J Mrs 17 Kelly, Elizabeth 69 Leech, Wm Mrs 9 Mahan, Wm B Mrs 17 Kelly, John 69 Leeper, Mrs 41 Mahon, Geo Mrs 161 Kelly, Katharine 114 Leeper, Wm 141 Mahon, George 82 Kelly, William 86 Leggitt, Hannah 115 Mahon, Jane 82 Kele, Esther 160 Leidy, Abraham 74 Mahon, RW Mrs 159 Kendall, Elisha 89 Leidy, Catharine 74 Mahon, Wm 13 Kendall, John Mrs 32 Lennard, Wm 65 Malonee, Acquilil a 13 Kerns, Mrs 93 Leonard, Anna 19 Mandel, C L 56 Kettlewood, Bertha 18 Leonard, John 19 Mandel, Jennie 6 Kett1ewood, Josephine Leslie, Jane 43 Manley, Foster 39 18 Lewis, Henry 56 Manley, Frank Mrs 5 Kettlewood, Matthew 18 Lewis, Isaac 85 Manley, James Mrs 96 Keys, M A Mrs 119 Lewis, James 56 Manly, Catherine 95 Kidd, Wm 32 Lewis, Noble Mrs 123 Manly, Elizabeth 56 Kilgore, Daniel Lewis, Sarah 56 Manly, Joshua 56 124, 134 Lewis, Wm G 87 Mansfield, Adie 120 Kilgore, Jon 24 Linsay, John H 86 Mans I Uje.dli zabeth King, Na~ncy 141, Lindsey, Annie 98 16;2 Kinnley, J NJ 40 Lindsey, Johnl 98 ansfield, Jon !.20) Kinnaey, Patick P1Mrs Linduff, Alice 22 Mansfiel, Mary (-i1 ) 5 ~inuff, John 52 33 Kirkpatrick, John LindNff, Sarah 101 M~nfiel~, Nettie 1220 23, 129 Linehn, C E 62 MEPansfield, Rachel "'~ Kirkpatrick, Mary Jane Linehn, C E Mrs 146 Masfield,, Ross M~frs 27 116j Lmne~an, Lenora 145 Mansfield, Sa~lie i~3 Mansfield, Thos 75, Mccullough, John l' cLeiL h, James 166 120,' 133, 162 39, 76 McMahon, Andreww 58 Mansfield, Wesley 121 Mccullough, Joseph Mrs Mr.-Mahon, Mary 98 Mansfield, Wm 120 16 McMahon, Michael 9f Mansfield, Wm Mrs 44 McCune, Eliza 60 MMasters, Hunric I72 Maple, Jane 163 McCune, John 13, 80 McMasters , Susan 15I Maple, L F 49 McCune, Ora 13, 80 McMillan, Joseph JMi1 Marshall, Thos 23 McCutcheon, Hugh 16 McMill.1an, Wm 146~t Martin, James Mrs 66 McCutcheon, Jane 16 McMi llen, Ann 101 Martin, Mr 6 McDonald, Eliza 119 McMillen, Elka 116 Martin, Mrs 29 McDonald, Geo Mrs 32 McMillen, Lydia P 127 Martin, Robert 68 McDonald, Mary 162 McMi 1en, Mrs 29 Martin, Samuel Mrs 163 McDonald, Wmn 162 McMi11en, Samuel Matlack, A M Mrs 53 McDowell, John 24 101, 127 Matson, Frances Mrs McDowell, Mary 24 McMullen, Wm 2 139 McElroy, Margaret 61 McNanee, Barbara 13 Matthews, Benjamin 138 McEneney, c W 105 McNanee, Thomas Matthews, Ella 138 McEneney, Robert Mrs McNary, Reed Mrs 3 Maxwell, Allen Mrs 9 105 McWha, Robert 93 Maxwell, J S Mrs 166 McFadden, H H Mrs 155 McWilliams, John 160 Maxwell, Mary 47 McFadden, Lydia 138 McWi i aims, Sa-rah )0 Maxwell, Robert 47 McFadden, Samuel 138 Means, James 122 May, Charles M 156 McFarland, Belle 134 Means , James Mrs 1 May, Joseph 156 McFarland, Jane Means, John 122 May, Joseph Mrs 10 63, 134 Means,, Mary K 37 May, William Mrs 10 McFarland, Sarah 20 Means, Mrs 8, 146 May, Wm 156 McFarland, Thomas 150 Mears , Ben ja.in Dr Maywood, Jane 104 McFeely, Alexander 105 Mears, Thomas 60 Maze, John 159 McFeely, E G 3, 142"° Mehol I , Ja.n'a j. L-s McAdams, Mary 107 McFeely, Elizabeth 142 123 McBeth, Auditor 154 McFeely, Gabriel 142 MeikIe, Wm Mrs McCane, Eliza Jane 134 McFeel y , Harriet Ann Meliville, Molly 148 McCann, T K Mrs 103 105 Meredith, John R e'I 20 McCarty, Elizabeth 44 McGary, Margaret 156 Merl neW,M- 1418 McCarty, R J 20 McGary, Thomas 156 Mickisson, S v tc1Sf&s K McCaskey, Geo Rev 44 McGee, Geo Mrs 165 106 McCaskey, Nancy, 44 McGee, Mary E 165 Miller, Ann C McClinton, John Mrs 80 McGee, Mrs 123 Miller, John 22 McClusky, Mrs 133 McGee, 0 J 123 Miller, John H :147 McConnell, 32 McGee, Obediah 14, 150 Miller, John H Mr'- McConnell , Mary McGraw, James 80 32, 146 44, 152 McGrew, Amanda 50 Miller, John P 125 McConville, D M Mrs McGugin, David 22 Miller, Maggie 22 145 McGugin, Jane 22 Miller, Martha 22 McConville, James Mrs McKee, W L Mrs 14A5 Miller, Mary 107 49 McKee, Wim 6 Miller, Mrs 15-14 McCook, (nson) G McKever, Ju3ge 37 Miller, S3 W, Mi s 32 139, 148 McKenzie, Elizabeth 97 Miller-, Sarah E 56 McCook, Col 41 MPcKnney, Addie 40 Miller, Thomas 56 Mccoy, D S Mrs 163 McKinney, James 33 Miller, W S 22 Mcoy, Jatmes 134 McLauhlin, Mlargaret Milligan,, T V Rev .27 Mccoy, James Mlrs 39 1342 Milligan, Tm 38 Mccoy, Patience 13 McLaughlin, Rsy 102 Minor, G W 33 Mccoy, Rbert 63 McLean, Winr80 Minor-, roreftra Miser, John Mrs 27 Myers, Armstrong 130 Ong, WW C 1-08 Misselwitz, Louis Mrs Myers, C 18 Orr, Sue C :139 122 Myers, David Mrs Orrum, Wm 67 Mitchell, Clark 45 90, 114 Osborn, Frank Mrs 4 Mitchell, David 71 Myers , Elizabeth 18 Oshorn, Frank S 4 Mitchell, rmett 64 Myers, Ezra Mrs 42 Osborn, Jane 130 Mitchell, Isabella Myers , Isaiah 165 Osborn, Robert 130 Rose 45 Myers, James W 133 Osterhouse, roa120 Mitchell, Judge 12, 71 Myers , Jennie D 133 Osterhou e, Jes-ie 120 Mizzlewitz, Mary 138 Myers, Sydney 139 Owens, E J Dr 22 Mizzlewitz, Wmn 138 Myers, W C Mrs 138 Owens, Elizabethl 22 Monahan, Michael 97 Myers, Wm C 139 Owens, John 1.33 Moncrief, Annie 24 Myers, Wm Mrs 39 Owens, Mary Ellen 133 Moncrieff, Margaret Naylor, Ella E 24 Owens, Richard 53 103 Nee, Mary 86 Owens, Susan 53 Monroe, Ema J 87 Neel, Mrs 143 Owings, Asa 159 Montgomery, Anne 96 Neel, Susan 143 Owings, Mary 159 Montgomery, Sheriff 99 Neiderguard, Henry 118 Owings, Rebecca 159 Montgomery, T H 99 Neil, Julia 105 Palrnier. J9ares 62, ~s Mooney, W H Mrs 32 Nelson, Dr 95 Palmer, Jenrie 7 Moore, George 15 Nelson, Susan 86 Palmer, Marge:'y 62, 63 Moore, J R 77 Nelson, Susannah 54 Palmer, SA 63 Moore, James Mrs 155 Nelson, William 86 Park, Margaret 150 Moore, Lydia R 8 Nevin, James 78 Parkinson, George Mrs Moore, Mary 51, 77 Nevin, Sarah 78 157 Moreland, Daniel A 47 Newlands, Clara 138 Parks, John 76 Moreland, David Sr 47 Newlands, Frank G 138 Parks, Lloyd 146 Moreland, Jane 53 Nichol, Jane 96 Parks, Margaret 145 Moreland, John 116 Nicholls, Elle 75 Parks, Robert F? Moreland, Mrs 29 Nicholls, J E 75 Parrett, Andrew Mrm Moreland, Thos 53, 117 Nichols, Ella 75 129 Morgan, Arta M 115 Nicholson, Cora B 23 Parr ish, Margar-et Morgan, Geo W Gen 6 Nicholson, John 9, 23 85, 159 Morgan, Susan 160 Nicholson, John Mrs Parrott, Mary 4 Morgan, Wm D 6 117 Pasters, Lizzie 142 Morrison, Diana 142 Nicholson, Miss 9 PasterL-s, Robert 142 Morrison, John Mrs 102 Nilly, Vincent 118 Pastors, Thc's Ms 145 Morrison, Richard 142 Normile, Maggie 54 Patrick, Judge 63 Morrow, David 115 O'Brien, Kate 51 Patters on, C;o~~ Morrow, Rebecca 115 O'Brien, Thomas 7 63, 64 Morton, Samuel 164 O'Neal, James Mrs 127 Patterson, H°gh 63 Moselle, Frederick 132 Odbert, David Mrs 146 Patterson, J S Mrs 12~ Moselle, Mary 132 Odhert, Margaret 73 Patton, Gen 75 Mosier, Mary 148 Odell, Jacob 132 Patton, Rena 75 Mossgrove, Errrna 89 Odell, Jane 54 Paye, BP 53 Mossgrve, J oss 89 Odell, Marintha 132 Payne, Robert Mlrs 70 Mozell, Fed 130 Odell, Martha 132 Peck, Mrs 19 Mzell, May 130 O'Hare, John Mrs 44 Peeples, Lizzie 7) Mueller, John HIMrs 70 Oherrin, Mary 97 Pendrep, MIaga~et MEulln, John Pof 61 Oliver, Henry 108 Perdu, AnnLT I ulln, Patrick 105 Oliver, Mary 108 Permaril~ Mary 4 Murray, Elizat J 87 Ong, Annie 108 PErmar, Rezin 146 Murray, WC 1 Ong, Elizabeth 102 Per~er, Hem:3_ Myers, Annlie 16j5 Ong, Matthias 43 120 Permer, Wesley Mrs 120 Ray, Margaret 147 Robins on, Frank Mrs Perry, Mrs 41 Redalla, Peter 131 121 Pershing, Albert 102 Reece, David Mrs 34 Robinson, tJm Mrs 101 Pershing, Margaret 102 Reece, Mrs 20 Rockey, E C 88 Persival, Milton 5 Reese, Agnes 31 Rodgers, 89 Peters, Elizabeth 44 Reese, John G 37 Rodgers, W K Mrs 4 Peters, Margaret 103 Reese, M B Mrs 48 Ross, Ann 107 Peters, R C Mrs 130 Reese, Mary Bynon Rowan, Helen 149 Peters, Robert 44 19, 20 Rowland, n ie .53 Peters, Wm Mrs 103 Reese, Winifred 18 Rowland, Margaret 53 Phillips, Joseph 102 Rex, George 137 Rowland, Wn B 53 Phillips, Margaret 23 Rex, Hannah 137 Rudick, W Mrs 5 Phillips, Mary 102 Rex, Permelia 24 Russell , D 1 1 18 Phillips, Thomas 33 Reynolds, Indiana 143 Russell, Helen 131 Piersing, Albert 102 Reynolds, Jacob Mrs Russell, J M 131 Piersing, Margaret 102 146 RussellI, John 34, 45 Pipes, Luella 5 Reynolds, Joseph 112 Ryder, 135 Pitner, Levi 30 Reynolds, Mary J 112 Sala, Mrs 125 Porter, 134 Rhodes, Jacob 78 Samrle, _ 12 Porter, Miss 37 Richards, Angeline 142 Sample, Jane 12 Potts, Jackson Mrs 81 Richards, Wm 142 Sarratt, Jos 73 Powell, Lydia 105 Richardson, James H Sarrat t , Major 21 Powell, Rebecca 10 Mrs 35 Satterfield, Matti . 62 Powell, Reuel (Ruel) Richardson, Jane 103 Scaggs, Josephine 120 105, 121 Rickets, Mrs 142 Scanlan, Margaret 95 Powers, James M 109 Rickey, Joseph M Mrs Schnelle, Guenther 137 Powers, Sarah 31 81 Schnur, John. Mrs 167 Pracht, George 150 Rickey, Joseph M 40 Schofield, Thc'nv Mrs Pratt, Mrs 113 Ridgely, W F 35 .143 Priest, Francis 28 Ridgley, Joseph G 69 Schwerdberger, Priest, Matthew 28 Riley, James M 94 Charl ctte 17 Pritchard, Margaret Riley, Miss 56 Scott, Cyrus Mrs 16 160 Rinehart, W L Mrs 164 Scott, Davii4' Pritchard, Nancy 41 Risden, Solomon 120 Scott, Margaret 143 Pritchard, Wm 160 Roach, Johanna 95 Scott, Maiah1 133 Pumphrey, 108 Roberts, Anna '96 Scott, Mary S 50 Purvis, Mrs 97 Roberts, J R 135 Scott, Permelia 1.0 Putnam, Gen 15 Roberts, John 104 Scott, S canna 52 Pyle, Annie 35 Roberts, Lettie 104 Scott, T B 57 Pyle, S B Mrs 35 Roberts, M Col 130 Scott, Winfield Rake, Chas 142 Roberts, Maggie 135 51, 133 Rake, Cinderella 142 Roberts, Mary Jane 130 Scull, Jane 144 Rake, Mary 142 Robertshaw, E B 44 Scull , m Mrs 31.44 Rake, Wm 142 Robertshaw, Nancy 44 Seabrooks, Ella 6 Ralsto~, Catharine 112 Roberson, Andrew 117 Seybold, Loui.: 158 Ralston, G W 112 Robertson, D L 63 Seybl, Mary 26 Ralston, John 112 Robertson, F 5 63 Shaeffer, Tr Mars 90 Ralston, Lizzie 68 Robertson, Jane Shane, Elis~a 03 Ralsto, M LA 14 6;2, 63 Shan~se, He~ry *~ 5n Ralston, Sarh 112 Robertsn, Julia Ann Shane, Isaao 15 Ramsey, Hatnnah 652 117 Shae, .Maggie .103 Ramsey, Mrs 154 Robertson, Samuel 25 Shalott, John, Mr-s ?Q3 Raney, Mrs 107 Rob~ertson, Thas J Sharon, rlews 67 Rasher, Fred 132 2, 63 Sharo, MarELYC67j Sharon, Wim 67, 119 Sneddin, George Jr 155 Stokely, Eli a S 163 Sharp, Carrie 156 Snodgrass, J N 54 Stokel y, Nancy.11.3 Sharp, John 156 Snodgrass, Mrs 86 Stokely, Samuel Gen Sharp, Samuel 111 Snodgrass, Rev 78 32, 113 Sharp, Sheriff 153 Snook, Mary 125 Stokely, Thomas Col Sharp, Wm L 101 Solmon, Mr 167 113, 163 Sharp, Wm Mrs 101 Sonal dson, Alexander Stokes, Sarah 157 Sharpe, Henry Mrs 124 43 Stokes, Wm 157 Shaw, Jane 108 Sontag, Antonie Mrs Stokley, S Mrs 121 Shay, Mrs 161 167 Stone, Elijah 97 Shearman, Ann 160 Spaulding, David Stone, WinMrs -9 Shearman, 0 P 160 45, 70 Stringer, Joel 41 Shelly, Joseph R 110 Speedy, Alice 27 Stringer, Mary B 4.1 Shepherd, Elmer 5 Spence, Henry 161 Stubbins, 92 Shepherd, Jane 139 Spence, Mrs 17 Sulfridge, Wm 65, 137 Shepler, Samuel 10 Spence, Nancy 58 Sunday, Andrew 83 Sheppard, Jane 138 Staiger, David Mrs 144 Sunday, Rosa 83 Sherrard, 21 Standley, C Mrs 144 Sutcliff, Henry 157 Sherwood, Ann 160 Stanley, Robert 124 Sutherland, Judge 157 Shipley, Clorinda 22 Stanton, Edwin M 149 Sutherland, Lizzie 157 Shipley, T H 22 Stanton, Hannah 32 Sutton, WinlmMrs 39 Shouse, Anna 20 Stanton, Owells 149 Swan, J B 105 Shouse, Annie 20 Staples , Charles Mrs Swan, Kate 105 Shouse, Geo 20 77 Swartz, Elizabeth 156 Shouse, Geo Mrs 20 Stark, Eliza 5 Swartz, Simon.156 Siddon, George Jr 155 Stark, James Mrs 49 Sweetland, Ann 95 Simeral, Wm 12 Stark, Robert 163 Sweetland, C B Mrs 25 Sinclair, Mrs 89 Stark, Samuel 5 Switzer, Louisa 137 Skeels, Wilbur 141 Stark, Wm Mrs 163 Swords, George 93 Skelley, Alex 21 Steele, Frankie 13 Swords, George Mrs 93 Skelly, Agnes 87 Steele, Harriet 150 Taggart, John Mrs 1 Skelly, W A Mrs 87 Steele, Wm Mrs 150 Taggart, Mary 19 Slerons, Eliza 71 Steelman, Edw 17 Taggart, Sarah 108 Slerrrmons, Samuel 71 Stephens, August 160 Tarr, Win 38 Sloan, Lizzie 102 Stephens, Charley 155 Taylor, Esther 82 Sloan, Wn 141 Stephens, Mary 155 Taylor, James 82 Slocum, Charles Mrs Stephens, Rachel 160 Taylor, Margerr 81 142 Sterling, James 49 Taylor, Mary 30 Smith, 73 Stevens, A C 149 Teal, Jacob 158 Smith, A M Mrs 16 Stevenson, Sarah 95 Teal, Mary Jane 158 Smith, Alexander 96 Stewart, Mrs 62, 105 Teal, Sarah 11 Smith, Alvernia 5 Stewart, Henrietta 43 Templeton, Craig Mrs Smith, Andrew 105 Stewart, J B Mrs 102 39 Smith, Asenath 102 Stewart, J W Dr 123 Terry, Brook Mrs 129 Sith, Elizabeth 96 Stewart, James 52 Thomas, W M7rs , 50 Smrith, GF 88 Stwart, John 98 Thoms, Lucy B 1503 Smith, Jabez 12 Stwart, Margar-et 123 Thiorson, B~aniljy11 ~Smith, James Mrs 141 Stewart, Mary 104 Thompsoln, CO0 Mrs 1_2 Smith, Mahala 50 Stewart, Nancy 152 TChompson, Hanah 11.9 Smith, Margaret 130 Stewart, Robert 72 Thomplcson, J A 99 Smith, Noah 50 Stewart, Wm 63 Tho~mpsn, Jco'hn 1.22 Scith, Oliver C 115 Stitt, Rebecca 11 Thomnpsn, K B 82 Smi tzer, Fl orine Mrs Stitts, John 125 Thcnnpson, Mary J 11 167 Stoakes, ;JG Mrs 12 Thomprson. R~obert 99 Thompson, W W Dr 82 Watson, Jane 6 Wilson, Mary 80 Thompson, Wm 43 Watson, Margaret 79 Wilson, Nancy 105 Tilney, R P 46 Watson, Matthew 6 Wilson, Samuel Mrs Tilney, R P Mrs 46 Watson, Mrs 148 41, 143 Tilton, Sarah M 80 Watt, Mary 160 Wilson, Sarah Ann 107 Tirrnons, J C Mrs 104 Watt, Sarah 147 Wilson, Sophia 105 Tipton, Maria 111 Watts, David 160 Winders, Elizabeth 10? Toner, W E 130 Watts, John 77 Winders, Nathan 102 Trainer, J H S Mrs 91 Watts, Mary 160 Winters, James 13. 40 Travis, Florence 118 Way, Capt 11 Winters, Jeannette 102 Travis, John 118 Wchooley, Wm Dr 18 Winters, Martha 3, 40 Travis, Sarah 118 Weaver, Mary 107 Winters, T J 102 Trotter, James 164 Weaver, Robert 107 Wint ringer, Bernsa Turnbul 1, James Mrs Weir, George M 104 153 161 Welch, Daniel 108 Wise, Benton 33_ Updegraff, James 129 Welch, Rezin 108 Wittits, Mark 80 Updegraff, Maria 129 Welch, Thomas Mrs 35 Wittits, Sarah V 80 Urquhart, Alexander 71 Welday, Alexander 111 Wolf, Jacob 45 Vale, Ella 105 Welday, David 72 Wolf Peter 15 Vandyke, Henry 27 Welday, Isaac 63, 64 Wolf, Sarah 15 VanDyke, Joseph 91 Welday, Jacob Mrs 123 Wolfe, Cara 86 VanHorn, Mahala 76 Welday, Keziah 63, 64 Wollcott, CC 4 Vanhorn, Peter Mrs 107 Welday, M D 83 Wollcott, Caroline 4 Vickers, Jenima 158 Welday, Madison 83 Womack, Fannie T 27 Vickry, Mary Ann 139 Welday, Parnia 83 Wood, William 5 Vogle, Charles 158 Weldy, Alex Mrs 61 Wood, Wm Mrs 5 Waggoner, Wm 2 Wells, Elder Mrs 73 Woods, Ernna 108 Wagoner, Eve 47 Wells, Elinor 73 Woods, Frank Rev 85 Walker, Alexander 145 Wells, John 73 Woods, Henry 108 Walker, imanda E 133 Wells, Joshua 85 Wooster, Harriet Eli:za Walker, Caroline 120 Wells, Susan 143 27 Waiker, Eliza 115 Welsh, Rebecca T 85 Wooster, Horatio 27 Waker, Henry Mrs 66 Wey, James 14 Worthington, C W 115 Walker, James Mrs 50 Whaeton, Martha 126 Worthington, Desssa 115 Wa'iker, M W Dr 120 Wheeler, James 153 Wright, James 117 Walker, Mrs 115 Wheelock, Julia 41 Wright, James Mrs 22 Walker, P A Dr 133 White, Hughey 39 Wright, Salmi-ie1 ix.1%. Walker, Thomas 31 White, J G Mrs 135 Wylie, Andrew 32 Wallace, Elizabeth 148 White, James 26 Wylie, Senie P 32 Wallace, Ida 111 White, Jane 39 Yates, Elizabeth 36 Wallace, James 83 White, Sarah F 26 Yeagley, J W 133 Wallace, Margaret 102 Whiter, Mrs 53 Yeagley, Maggie 133 Wallace, Mary Wilkin, Matthew Mrs Yocum, Eliza 18 (Elizabeth) 83 108 Yocnn, John 13 Wallace, W J 148 Wilkins, Elizabeth108 Yocum, SilastMrcs 3i Walterhouse, Fannie 75 William, Mrs 16, 97 Yohe, George 62 Walther, E J Mrs 128 WilliamE, Hattie 13 Yohe, Mary 6;2 Ward, Elizaeth 102 Williams, J 13 Yunzg, Chas Mrrs 47 Ward, John 102 Williams, JohnM 13 Youngy, iEna 3 Waick, Elizabeth 43 ilIliamsron, Jas 100 Young, Harvey 60 Warren, ary 74 Williamrson, John 13 Youotng, Jas W~ 33 Warren, .Rebecca 11 Wilson, Hans 32 Youn, Sarah 16 Warrn, Willam 11 Wis, James 32, 46 Youg, Ssanlf 60 Watson, 148 Wilson, Johni Col 1079