Please don't send messages in color. I find it hard to read and this last one I couldn't read at all (V98 #96). If possible..please send out again without the color. Thanx. Marg Bond

I picked this up on the ROLL Call list tonight. Thought someone in Fairfield Co. could possible assist here. Jayne.

If you have military men in your family you will want to go to this page. MILITARY RECORDS-and how to use them: http://www.avana.net/~lhaasdav/military.html Carol Swinehart cshart@greenapple.com <smaller>List Adminstrator of Fairfield County, Ohio Mailing List</smaller>: OHFAIRFI-L@rootsweb.com <smaller>Stop by the Fairfield County,Ohio Webpage</smaller>: http://www.fairfieldgenealogy.org <smaller>or Fairfield County, Ohio GenWeb page: </smaller>http://www.greenapple.com/~ksmith/que.html My FCO Fam: Swinehart, Homrighouser, Betz, Foltz, Quickel, Anspach, Spohn <smaller>Church Archive links</smaller>: http://www.greenapple.com/~cshart/chlinks

Hello Does anyone connect with the Moore Family of Lancaster & Canal Winchester area. I am looking for Edward Moore b. 5 Jan 1804, who married Catherine Andrix. They were last found in the 1860 census. Living with them was Elijah Kramer, who married their daughter Catherine Moore. None of these people are found in the 1870/1880 census. Did they leave Ohio. Does anyone know this family ? Edward Moore was the son of Levi Moore & Sarah Bright. Levi came to Lancaster in 1800, and removed to Canal Winchester in 1811, where he remained the rest of his life. Hopeing someone can tell me where this family may have went. Thanks Sue Kramer

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I would like to speak with anyone researching or having knowledge of the following families: GRUBB, MILLIGAN, WRIGHT Thank you, Brenda

The wedding article that I sent out previously has the following surnames that I have not been able to connect with my lines and I wondered if anyone can claim them? MAZELIN, LEIB, MAUGER, KEMERER,FEEMAN,PARFECT,BUCHANAN,WESSNER,POPE,BETZ,OGDEN,WEAVER The article follows: MACKLIN-JENKINS Quite a pleasant affair occured at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Jenkins of Pleasant township on Thursday Oct. 5th. The occassion being the marriage of their beautiful and accomplished daughter Sarah R. to Mr. Peter M. Macklin, an energetic and well to do farmer of the same neighborhood. The day was exceptionally beautiful, the bright and crimson colored leaves of autumn added new beauties to the scenery while the gentle breeze kissed the brow of the lovely bride and tinged the cheek of the manly groom. By eleven o'clock about seventy-five guests had filled the parlors ancioulsy waiting and pleasantly passing the time in conversation. At twelve M. the bride and groom elegantly attired took position under a suspended wreath of evergreens and flowers and the ceremony was performed by the Rev. G. W. Mechling in a solemn and impressive manner according to the ritual of the Lutheran church. After receiving the congratulations of the friends all repaired to the dining room where an elegant repast was served, after which the remainder of the day was spent pleasantly in conversation, music and song when all retired to their homes feeling that it was good to be there. The following is a list of the presents: Ten dollars, groom's father; toilet quilt, groom's mother; snow drop table linen and one dozen napkins, bride's father and mother; table linen, D.W. Alt and wife; tray, Augusta Kemmerer; set of silver spoons and cake stand, J. B. Feeman and Mollie Bush; cut glass water set, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Yeager; fine glass bread plate, Master Phillip Mazelin; glass soap dish, Ora Macklin; hammered brass tray and water set, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Macklin; silver butter dish, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Leib; silver butter knife, George Leib; pair of vases, Miss A. V. Thompson; fine glass pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. thompson; pair of ploeb splashers (?), Mr. and Mrs. S. Mauger; fruit dish with cover, Mr. and Mrs. David Harter; glass goblet, Nellie Mauger; toilet wash bowl and pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff. Kemerer; damask table cloth, Mr. and Mrs, J. Mazelin; pair of glass preserve dishes, Mrs. Louisa Feeman; plush splasher, Mrs. Hattie Harter; pair of towels, Mrs. Mary Jenkins; glass cake stand, Harry Jenkins; pair of embroidered table scarfs, Mrs. Julia Parfect of Marysville, O.; set of silver teaspoons, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buchanan; painted plate, Pearl Alt; table linens, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wessner; fruit basket, Miss Jennie Betz; glass butter plate, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Biggs; glass fruit dish, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raver; glass goblet, Perry Wessener; tray, C. J. Betz; table linen, J.D. and B.M. Biggs; preserve dish, Miss Ethel Pope; pair of bed spreads, Mr. and Mrs. John Betz; cut glass celery dish, Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Pope; one dozen table napkins, Gertie and Stella Buchanan; fine linen towel, Captain A. Ogden; large cabinet photograph album, Miss Mollie Macklin; Willis Feeman, and Charlie Macklin; 50 c., Annie Weaver; framed picture of brother Elmer, sister Pat; bouquet of cut flowers, Miss Stella Betz.

According to the Lancaster Gazette, Peter M. Macklin and Sarah R. Jenkins married on October 6, 1887.

I sent this transcription of a newspaper article to out list last week - and also sent a bmp file of the article out to a few people who have better eye sight than I do. I had a few errors. Instead of "bessermered" brass tray -- it is a "hammered" brass tray. Master Philip "Mezelin" is the correct transcription - whereas I had Master Philip "Macklin" [ I believe that the newspaper incorrectly spelled his name and that it is in fact, Macklin]. Also - Margaret Sopp pointed out to me: "If the Macklin-Jenkins marriage was on Thursday, October 6th, ...the perpetual calendar shows that October 6th fell on a Thursday in 1870, 1881, and 1887. Also - I have some questions to pose to you. What is a "toilet" quilt? And what are "plush splashers?" Thanks Linda Libician in Texas Year unknown - but possibly around 1870: MACKLIN-JENKINS Quite a pleasant affair occured at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Jenkins of Pleasant township on Thursday Oct. 5th. The occassion being the marriage of their beautiful and accomplished daughter Sarah R. to Mr. Peter M. Macklin, an energetic and well to do farmer of the same neighborhood. The day was exceptionally beautiful, the bright and crimson colored leaves of autumn added new beauties to the scenery while the gentle breeze kissed the brow of the lovely bride and tinged the cheek of the manly groom. By eleven o'clock about seventy-five guests had filled the parlors ancioulsy waiting and pleasantly passing the time in conversation. At twelve M. the bride and groom elegantly attired took position under a suspended wreath of evergreens and flowers and the ceremony was performed by the Rev. G. W. Mechling in a solemn and impressive manner according to the ritual of the Lutheran church. After receiving the congratulations of the friends all repaired to the dining room where an elegant repast was served, after which the remainder of the day was spent pleasantly in conversation, music and song when all retired to their homes feeling that it was good to be there. The following is a list of the presents: Ten dollars, groom's father; toilet quilt, groom's mother; snow drop table linen and one dozen napkins, bride's father and mother; table linen, D.W. Alt and wife; tray, Augusta Kemmerer; set of silver spoons and cake stand, J. B. Feeman and Mollie Bush; cut glass water set, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Yeager; fine glass bread plate, Master Phillip Mazelin; glass soap dish, Ora Macklin; hammered brass tray and water set, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Macklin; silver butter dish, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Leib; silver butter knife, George Leib; pair of vases, Miss A. V. Thompson; fine glass pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. thompson; pair of ploeb splashers (?), Mr. and Mrs. S. Mauger; fruit dish with cover, Mr. and Mrs. David Harter; glass goblet, Nellie Mauger; toilet wash bowl and pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff. Kemerer; damask table cloth, Mr. and Mrs, J. Mazelin; pair of glass preserve dishes, Mrs. Louisa Feeman; plush splasher, Mrs. Hattie Harter; pair of towels, Mrs. Mary Jenkins; glass cake stand, Harry Jenkins; pair of embroidered table scarfs, Mrs. Julia Parfect of Marysville, O.; set of silver teaspoons, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buchanan; painted plate, Pearl Alt; table linens, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wessner; fruit basket, Miss Jennie Betz; glass butter plate, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Biggs; glass fruit dish, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raver; glass goblet, Perry Wessener; tray, C. J. Betz; table linen, J.D. and B.M. Biggs; preserve dish, Miss Ethel Pope; pair of bed spreads, Mr. and Mrs. John Betz; cut glass celery dish, Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Pope; one dozen table napkins, Gertie and Stella Buchanan; fine linen towel, Captain A. Ogden; large cabinet photograph album, Miss Mollie Macklin; Willis Feeman, and Charlie Macklin; 50 c., Annie Weaver; framed picture of brother Elmer, sister Pat; bouquet of cut flowers, Miss Stella Betz.

My connection to Fairfield county Ohio are all prior to 1836. My GGG grand father Thomas Bowen as well as my GG grand father William Bowen both owned lands in Morrow cty. Ohio. which according to land patent reports oho170_.172 & OH0170_.466 were purchased in 1831. which by the way I just recently found Thanks to a URL submitted by Patsy Kishler to OHFAIRFI-L@rootsweb.com 10 May 1998. The Biographical Record of Blackford cty. Indiana which I found at the Allen cty. Library in Fort wayne IN. Stated that Thomas & William both had came from Ohio to Blackford cty. IN. in 1836. The same book also told of a Ozias Barnes that had married Hannah Bowen, in Fairfield cty. Ohio, who was a daughter to Thomas and a sister to William. I visited Fairfield cty. and the Lancaster District Library found the marriage record of Ozias & Hannah. And I also found the marriage record of William Bowen & Rebecca Evans listed in the "Pickaway cty. marriage Records 1810-1862" they were married Aug. 1836. But I couldn`t find any land records. Now thanks to Patsy and the OHFAIRFI-L@rootsweb.com I have a new location to search when I make my annual visit north. I plan on visiting sometime in July. I would really be interested in finding out more about why they left Ohio and how it came about that the marriages were in different counties and where they were prior to being in Ohio. I did notice in the land records that some of there neighbors are the same as the ones in Indiana so it seems as though they may have traveled as a group. I hope those answers come as easy as the questions but some how I doubt it.......BILL Bowen Bill Bowen http://www.interaccess.net/~wcb

If you have a Fairfield County Database please let us know about it. Send the Fairfield County Family names in your database and your URL to the list. Carol Swinehart cshart@greenapple.com <smaller>List Adminstrator of Fairfield County, Ohio Mailing List</smaller>: OHFAIRFI-L@rootsweb.com <smaller>Stop by the Fairfield County,Ohio Webpage</smaller>: http://www.fairfieldgenealogy.org <smaller>or Fairfield County, Ohio GenWeb page: </smaller>http://www.greenapple.com/~ksmith/que.html My FCO Fam: Swinehart, Homrighouser, Betz, Foltz, Quickel, Anspach, Spohn <smaller>Church Archive links</smaller>: http://www.greenapple.com/~cshart/chlinks

Supposedly the VANTRICE family settled in OHIO, and John VANTRICE was buried in JOBES CEMETERY in FAIRFIELD CO. OH. Does anyone have a list of burials for that cemetery? If so, please check to see if any other VANTRICE family are buried there. Maybe Susan LITZENBERGER VANTRICE is buried there too. Please reply to: jayvids-mom.pj@juno.com _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

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Susan LITZENBERGER/LITSENBERGER b. PA. ? d. abt 1892 Fairfield Co OH m. John VANTRICE or John WETRING Any info. on these names will be appreciated. Please send info. to: jayvids-mom.pj@juno.com Phyllis in Florida _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Is /was working 3:25pm 5/14/98 jwc -- (:}) JWCramer-HillTopUSA jcramer@freenet.columbus.oh.us A new Email addr is John.Cramer@das.State.OH.US Beware of the Genealogy Bug; It's bite can be addictive. Under Construction http://www.freeyellow.com/members2/jwcramer/ http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/odnr/wildlife/diversity/falcon/columbus/falcons. html 3 falcons eggs hatched now, 1 to go. From: "Patsy Kishler" <pkishler@greenapple.com> To: OHFAIRFI-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <01bd7c83$ffba4780$LocalHost@kishler> Subject: [OHFAIRFI-L] Info of interest to Fairfield County families Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Here is some info that should be of interest to those working on Fairfield County families. I have not seen it on this list yet. 1) The following URL leads to the Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office (GLO) Records Automation web site. "This site provides live database and image access to more than two million federal land title records for the Eastern Public Land States, dating back to 1820. This site offers researchers a source of information on the initial transfer of land title from the federal government to individuals. In addition to verifying title transfer, this information will allow the researcher to place an individual (Patentee) at a specific location (legal land description) in time (Signature date)." http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ The states covered are Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin. -- (:}) JWCramer-HillTopUSA jcramer@freenet.columbus.oh.us A new Email addr is John.Cramer@das.State.OH.US Beware of the Genealogy Bug; It's bite can be addictive. Under Construction http://www.freeyellow.com/members2/jwcramer/ http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/odnr/wildlife/diversity/falcon/columbus/falcons. html http://home.cray.com/~radner Check out GooseCam CACramer-HillTopUSA cacramer@freenet.columbus.oh.us CACramer-Cols Ohio-Steinbrunner from Mercer CoOhio J Cramer-Cols Ohio-Cramer Hipple Trick Miami/Darke CoOhio More: From: "Cindy Owens" <cindyo@staffnet.com> To: OHGREENE-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <01bd7cd3$52c7a040$aa50e2cf@richardo> Subject: [OHGREENE-L] Land Records On-Line Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ This is an excellent site! I can't get away from it as I've found so much. You can print out actual copies of your relatives land deeds from the government. You can search by name or once you find out what twp/sec. your relative lived in you can search & see his neighbors! Check it out!!! Cindy Cindy Torres Owens 1023 Aquia Dr Stafford, VA 22554-1940 http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/o/w/e/Cindy-L-Owens/index.html

Teri, Can't tell you how much I appreciate the census look-ups but especially the Encyclopedia of PA Biography by Jordan excerpts of the Robinett's. That was great material that I had never seen before!! And the Widener material added to my pile...still looking for a great deal more information on that line but it all helps. Thanks a million. Al

Here is a post that was sent to me and I am not sure if it appeared on the list. It concerns the Pickering family who eventually ended up in Fairfield County, OH near Pickerington. Any comments on this information should be sent directly to Bill not to me. Bill Ikerd Emporia, KS ozarkike@carrollsweb.com Who are the ancestors of Elisha Pickering who married on 29 MAY 1839 Mary Berry who was born 3 FEB 1807? Mary was the daughter of Thomas Berry and Rachel White. Thank you very much for your prompt reply. Ahnentafel Chart for Elisha PICKERING-9555 First Generation 1. Elisha PICKERING-9555 was born 1804 in , Frederick, VA. Elisha married (MRIN:3584) Mary L BERRY-9560 on 29 May 1839. Second Generation 2. John PICKERING-7908 was born 16 Jul 1763 in , Frederick, VA. He married Mary CARPENTER-7925 on 10 Nov 1795 in , Frederick, VA (MRIN:3012). 3. Mary CARPENTER-7925 was born about 1774 in , Frederick, VA. Third Generation 4. Samuel PICKERING-1114 was born 20 Jan 1720/1721 in Solebury Twp., Bucks Co., PA. He died about 1800 in , Frederick, VA. Samuel married Grace STACKHOUSE-1125 on 30 Dec 1747 in Buckingham MM, , PA (MRIN:493). 5. Grace STACKHOUSE-1125 was born 27 Jul 1720. She died before 1800 in , Frederick, VA. Fourth Generation 8. Samuel PICKERING-179 was born in Salem, Essex Co., MA and was christened 3 Aug 1684. He died 19 Oct 1727 in Solesbury Twp, Bucks, PA. Samuel married Mary SCARBOROUGH-180 on 10 Oct 1712 in Falls MM, Bucks, PA (MRIN:64). 9. Mary SCARBOROUGH-180 was born 8 Aug 1695 in Buckingham Twp, Bucks, PA. She died 10 Jan 1787 in , Frederick, VA. 10. Thomas STACKHOUSE-1126 married Grace HEATON-1127 (MRIN:494).. 11. Grace HEATON-1127. Fifth Generation 16. Jonathan PICKERING-158 was born 10 Feb 1642/1643 in Salem, Essex Co., MA. He died 1729 in Salem, Essex Co., MA. Jonathan married Jane CROMWELL-157 on 19 Mar 1665 in Salem, , MA (MRIN:65). 17. Jane CROMWELL-157 was born in Malmesbury, Wiltshire, , England and was christened 4 Jul 1649 in Hampton, , MA. She died 15 Feb 1750 in Salem, Essex Co., MA. 18. John SCARBOROUGH-193 was born about 1667 in London, , , England. He died 27 Mar 1727 in Solesbury, Bucks, PA. John married Mary PIERSON-194 about 1690 in Solesbury Twp, Bucks, PA (MRIN:74). 19. Mary PIERSON-194 was born about 1676 in Middleton, Bucks, PA. She died 23 Jan 1751 in , Bucks, PA.

Courtesy of hacks by Dale Schneider, you can search the USGenWeb Archives, now with *headlines* and *updated* to within the last 24 hours, at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm Courtesy of hacks by Karen Isaacson, you can search the archives of any mailing list (except those withdrawn by the listowner), now with nicer *formats* and *updated* to within the last 24 hours, at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl Carol Swinehart cshart@greenapple.com <smaller>List Adminstrator of Fairfield County, Ohio Mailing List</smaller>: OHFAIRFI-L@rootsweb.com <smaller>Stop by the Fairfield County,Ohio Webpage</smaller>: http://www.fairfieldgenealogy.org <smaller>or Fairfield County, Ohio GenWeb page: </smaller>http://www.greenapple.com/~ksmith/que.html My FCO Fam: Swinehart, Homrighouser, Betz, Foltz, Quickel, Anspach, Spohn <smaller>Church Archive links</smaller>: http://www.greenapple.com/~cshart/chlinks

Hi, I am also related to Sandersons. They were: FIRST GENERATION 1. Timothy SANDERSON was born on 12 Aug 1814 in Armah County, Ireland. He was baptized about 1862 in St Johns Baptist, Cedar Grove, Ohio. He died on 1 Apr 1888 in Cedar Grove, Benton Township, Hocking Co. He was a 1860census says 49. He was buried in St Johns Cemetery, Cedar Grove, Ohio. He was christened in Died of Paralysis. He was married to Lucy A. WILLIAMS on 13 Sep 1855 in Cedar Grove, Hocking County, Ohio. Lucy A. WILLIAMS was born on 4 Jul 1813 in Hocking County, Ohio. She died on 24 Feb 1888 in Benton Township, Hocking County, Ohio. She was a wrong death date!!!!!!!!!. She was buried in St Johns (Mt Zion) Baptist Cemetery. Timothy SANDERSON and Lucy A. WILLIAMS had the following children: 2 i. Sarah SANDERSON was born about 1842 in Logan, Hocking Co., OH.?. 3 ii. Henry SANDERSON was born about 1844 in Logan, Hocking Co., OH.?. 4 iii. Lucy A. SANDERSON was born about 1849 in Logan, Hocking Co., OH.?. 5 iv. George SANDERSON was born about 1851 in Logan, Hocking Co., OH.?. 6 v. William SANDERSON was born about 1856 in Logan, Hocking Co., OH.?. +7 vi. Albert L. SANDERSON. 8 vii. Belle MURRY was born about 1871 in Benton Township, Hocking County, Ohio. She was an Adopted. She has reference number Adopted. SECOND GENERATION 7. Albert L. SANDERSON was born about 1859 in Logan, Hocking County, Ohio. He was married to Mary Florence OLDFIELD (daughter of Allen W. OLDFIELD and Mahala SPRING) on 20 Dec 1885 in Logan, Hocking Co., OH.. Mary Florence OLDFIELD was born about 1861 in Benton Twnsp, Hocking Co. OH. She was buried in see Missouri information. Albert L. SANDERSON and Mary Florence OLDFIELD had the following children: +9 i. Truman SANDERSON. 10 ii. Hilas SANDERSON was born in (not sure just yet)!. THIRD GENERATION 9. Truman SANDERSON. Truman SANDERSON and Mrs Truman SANDERSON had the following children: +11 i. John T. SANDERSON. ---------------------- Jim & Deb Oldfield Jr. http://www.parsonstech.com/genealogy/trees/joldfiel/OLDFIELD.htm

You've got to read this article! It is amazing. The times were so gentle and beautiful - or at least the way they wrote about things! There are LOTS of Fairfield County Ohio names mentioned in this article. Mrs. Phyllis Olivia (Macklin) Stover provided me with this article. My husband's great great grandparents (Mr. and Mrs. David Harter) are mentioned, as well as many other relatives. Linda Libician Year unknown - but possibly around 1870: MACKLIN-JENKINS Quite a pleasant affair occured at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Jenkins of Pleasant township on Thursday Oct. 5th. The occassion being the marriage of their beautiful and accomplished daughter Sarah R. to Mr. Peter M. Macklin, an energetic and well to do farmer of the same neighborhood. The day was exceptionally beautiful, the bright and crimson colored leaves of autumn added new beauties to the scenery while the gentle breeze kissed the brow of the lovely bride and tinged the cheek of the manly groom. By eleven o'clock about seventy-five guests had filled the parlors ancioulsy waiting and pleasantly passing the time in conversation. At twelve M. the bride and groom elegantly attired took position under a suspended wreath of evergreens and flowers and the ceremony was performed by the Rev. G. W. Mechling in a solemn and impressive manner according to the ritual of the Lutheran church. After receiving the congratulations of the friends all repaired to the dining room where an elegant repast was served, after which the remainder of the day was spent pleasantly in conversation, music and song when all retired to their homes feeling that it was good to be there. The following is a list of the presents: Ten dollars, groom's father; toilet quilt, groom's mother; snow drop table linen and one dozen napkins, bride's father and mother; table linen, D.W. Alt and wife; tray, Augusta Kemmerer; set of silver spoons and cake stand, J. B. Feeman and Mollie Bush; cut glass water set, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Yeager; fine glass bread plate, Master Phillip Macklin; glass soap dish, Ora Macklin; bessemered (?) brass tray and water set, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Macklin; silver butter dish, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Leib; silver butter knife, George Leib; pair of vases, Miss A. V. Thompson; fine glass pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. thompson; pair of ploeb splashers (?), Mr. and Mrs. S. Mauger; fruit dish with cover, Mr. and Mrs. David Harter; glass goblet, Nellie Mauger; toilet wash bowl and pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff. Kemerer; damask table cloth, Mr. and Mrs, J. Mezella; pair of glass preserve dishes, Mrs. Louisa Feeman; plush splasher, Mrs. Hattie Harter; pair of towels, Mrs. Mary Jenkins; glass cake stand, Harry Jenkins; pair of embroidered table scarfs, Mrs. Julia Parfect of Marysville, O.; set of silver teaspoons, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buchanan; painted plate, Pearl Alt; table linens, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wessner; fruit basket, Miss Jennie Betz; glass butter plate, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Biggs; glass fruit dish, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raver; glass goblet, Perry Wessener; tray, C. J. Betz; table linen, J.D. and B.M. Biggs; preserve dish, Miss Ethel Pope; pair of bed spreads, Mr. and Mrs. John Betz; cut glass celery dish, Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Pope; one dozen table napkins, Gertie and Stella Buchanan; fine linen towel, Captain A. Ogden; large cabinet photograph album, Miss Mollie Macklin; Willis Feeman, and Charlie Macklin; 50 c., Annie Weaver; framed picture of brother Elmer, sister Pat; bouquet of cut flowers, Miss Stella Betz.