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tuaa

c a e

one

w t J i c h

when

swindled that- whole

and

made ruin

stare

w e .are so rry to say

thajt pm*

friend, Mr. WiilranQ llogers^-sn^f-

ed another etrohe of paralysis last

Friday night, _We are'

happy tO

gay and d^l>d]îr\gerlil^^jn lin,

an'd

w.elhsafistled

with hirbseli-

might

as 'W^lhavebbbri;

tih;|e

sp

a

bank

Pîd|ntaS' not,

bu t^

Dakin

fej tômit

wfiat- s

kep

t

ical

^

when the yi^nbv niaA.ijiyi

?

failBfe to hae

been

denter o f the-coun -

e mind .of iLebanon.

be ill the center, hut

1 7 ^ --

- r

>

.

.f,xr

learn, Bo.vey-er,

that the

stroke was

slight.

VI witj-cuu ' W^- Pf .McCamhion,

editp^v

mind .of Lebanon.ol^be Warren County

Free Pg^v

Morrow, paid us a

f r i e n d l y o n

Saturday, We are glad fo7learn

the Press' is flourishiDg finely in its

n e w locat ion. .

-Miss' Philenia Shlnn has re

moved her millinery store four

doors north of her old stand, where

she may be

found

readyandwilling

to please her old customers and .3S|^ ^ ^

many

new ones

as'

may lavor

herjons,

hopfefnl son of'Lebanon^s B

with a

call.

President, make trucks

to

pu

. , n - iend Charles F.

jcointortable

distance

between

merits of

the

case,,Cadwallader is iri lupk.

IJe hasse-

and the

danger

to his brains.-fC

t h e m . T h e ^.t

.. t . o ' l

into a

vi

Morrow offers

cour t -house

without

ady over-taxed peo-

.wants

a

handsome

d

she wan ts

the conn-

the cash. Our per

is for Lebanon to Atiunmgiun, uieo 01 con-4^'J'- t-nncuing

she

has worn soUurnption

in

Springfield the first

of present

time

i

ly.

last

week

and

was buried here last|*'P of

the

most

popular

and

ya

t

1 Thursday. She

will

be

remember-1

1 ^ ^

established propriet

ed by many old friencs as Miss i tb^ world,, and n

L\*dia

Mauington,

Mrs*. Appleton of the

best

druggistsônfide

leaves

her husband

and five chil- ^y ^.bolr familiosjmtl

fricm

dren to nionrii

their

irreparable loss, the largq^c^ss of co

Once njore it is our pleasure to ^'bich it rel

_ - chronicle the departure

of

one ^ 21

prejudices

her

cause:

Lebanoirs

bachelors from

a state

kô^^

against it. [single cussednessdo

double

blessed i never.-^

Mr.

David

Allen,

late

Pros- e r i e c t i v

sjm

DJJX^ t n e

8000,^ .It IS knowa as the David ) . , , .

CSienqwetb fartn-^

1

There are none bnt fine*

pearls

fecti;cre

,man ^ho i8s.ure Avi this/box, qnietlj remarked onr:- nAnd

Our

old. trieud

lexliibitot

as he moved Jhern^

irm.

whbt.,ds

c o m i n g

Earl ham College,

letûre on Six . ja sort

of combination-of

gold and might s

wich Isl^d, at Miamv

valley

o ;j.ggn^ ^

unique

yet very

beantifuijanulysi

lege, on Friday, evcmng this

wee that

striall box- alone .been ma

. Tb ie 18 th e second ot a course o t _, filr^noorwi:. ..f.

dr.iiir^

\

h^

:Ân

th e C jllege. The first lecture vras

*- - 0 . . _ . V -r-- ^17

S. >ciety -has prqcareo..fiomG ver\ 1

whicli:

was Asold in i

varrety.-

able Now

T:brk

for 8:150. iBnt the :iutest;tar Strea

Col, li . F .

;seasatioii in -this iine'w^^ fbund/t

rnoTithR

tmb by

Mr Jesse 'ân ifois-

lits/im nT

-Frof. Ciaypool.at

Ann )c

i j|er,-and kept a

secret -bv

him'

unti^l;gunerab

Ci>K Coatos

Kuiuey of Xenui,

i

few days ago,

when

it was^nb^^land^n

pjtheta^

. . v mitteJ to

Mr;

Tlarnsl inspection, thftft to

ia iuviUug

JMARY

L.

COOK PUEBUC OBRARY

OLO^ STAGE

FJ}.

WAYNESVBLUE,

OHIO

45068

. . ' 5 1 3 / 8 9 7 4 8 2 6

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boues [- - - . - - -

v

J^fcwp^n tlP wriftfr

nn/l

'

--AX.

, . vr. Abftolnte independence of

.

.G ki

nd1y

BOTTLEDALE true Democratic prinoiplea.

t

Thr^

hapless

Httlo

suSerer l ***** a *

^

^-^Hevee that the Government:which t

Dri Dakih came and set X Ua X

VAU I I S J

^tnution gives us is a good

one

to k

..r J f ^ knotiim of

duty

uy to resist to it s

drEDj.anQ

W

epnie Is;

do-. , , The

undersigned

has a

supply

of ^

|

power

the

efforts

of

men

in

the'Kep

as wpll as conid be ex /'TI h i r p DATTDDnV

TirmoT/

xr np anotherform of/govc

nnfortunate

arm

is'the,-

JiUUuUUJi WlJJbKY

jin

pitceof

that

which exists;. Th

was broken vears

aero

Gallon. 5?^,

immedistely

fo

i y \^MTcrt : wtH probably decide, thiseupi^me^

was

an

iniailt,:

tontcont^t THR:

Sun

believes

th

of'a -wa^bn. IBO^Ktl jOEi^J A TaTi w^th

the.p^ple

as

4^ 4.^^^ - ii- ^ V Rings for mpnopoly. the Rings fo

inisiortuoe

for ?be:.dearj . ;/ At 91,^ Fef

der.

and

the

Rings^^^fe

all; Fc^ the especial

accomhibdati^

was. falling

her

thonghts^ lids.- .

ROBERT

MOmiTJoy; -

u yi>rw?n *^^ oEy:e ght columns,

the

price

by

anticipationa,- :we

post-pHid,

la.^ ceh^nônth,i^>r

ll soon be

her

OW -- - êar;, or^ including the

Simday

pa

Airain' r ' v r. eighupnge sheet of

fiftyHsix

.cblunm

\ Jl'TTICSS

EiEGTI^

is M cents a

month,

or 7

anticipatipnaj

i

soon be

her

o

againT

- :V

- A X S O ^

ROBERT MOmiT JOy :

Coywin,

Sept] 15.

: ^

702

SJvTTicsh Elegtiw.Ît may as-

n ?'oTl to say

80,

bpt,^^r6'WS ^êEfOn^sennriLtelv 'At

JUi';

1 . . -vX '

fo r

a

Jns t iee b f

the P^cex to fill

CQnipIaint' ;t ridmg' to- ^ 7 ' bf' fni+ibft Mob ' ^

Dotbineis so the

au'espired4er%D^^^

Foyoiubs

of ten sending

GHEEEY ÊCtD-

ordiBary cases it ie a

^rds sore re- ^ -

noill uff

18

so

~ X ; - V, . X - > - ^

.^Vi. v*wn ya

.Mjn mJIlUlIl

GHEREy

^^tD-

orffiar, i, i .

.

BIBT0I .

--T'-

.:

- voies cast.

The polls;swe

open

:*

from ?to4

and

221

votk

werere,

V,

IceiTed^ xOt-tUese, inr. 1eter oel-

can obtain

teem bycallag on nr.ad^

^3.71^ Icfg recefvea 83and Mr. ^William . OHi^^TpPaEU sooâEf

Fletcher, ofdaughter,

:f nQ - 0;,':*; talnktii Ti-a>f^tt

Superintendent

J

18b0,

the

JoneS

138*

^l^DO^-^JttStfagQ.^

Builder^

.WavnesyUie, Ohio,

/

t

MoSinsey^

câdûghter^

Wm. Jooes.

^Viv0 la ' ^Jluoe 18. 2880t ^

. (Âêirs: - Vte. , /^ o - . . V

Faiz,^'A /uft^ Tosr?c

c>FiefÂf:e:

J^FlUIS

- ^ F

:

MAey

watoe j^ omo iiwi.

4


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iâs.hmcr'An^MSi^} i j i r | ^

,

are

vTsitinfrthc

Ceutennial.

^

^ l 5 Mr.

DavieFifer, ,ot

^ ^^v^Mebce ot T, Babin m

Ko*. 7

visited

bis

frieuds here

last

mar-

6,51

,?'day.^ ' ' triage'xd^his d^

M

12 Richard

7 f 1 week. - ^ bride

a n d f i

_;Ur. EliiafrG^pton^:to

V--

^ for some

êete

;tpth N^ryv Mr.:

.o^,a. ^ _ aunenug

nna

Sabin and Mr. John F

George

S;?Bajly

ie attend- Cadwalladerii;:;

.^rihand:;c,ll^,

.t

iS

-f Mt

Sicts.

at

Leak

s wasâdîb^

a. L FAUR.. e. -M.__iBuily Market ,

B.%)oko,:

and the

twarn

fy?e

.You canget moremeat, oue.'V Then

. .Scashjat LeaVSvthao at other j^g^rtfelt

cbngratalationa

the county. ^ friends. The ^d e

JW

ji: Zell&Son keepa l^ge nchly and

tasteftHy

att^,

3 ind A3r-HftKooil

^^^1^ of

window glasBv wh^ûdhey

j

latteiidant^

T].

1

oiU

AT/fteilinrlv4bw pridoB. '

Lwivvtm

of

course*

looked

tives and friends. The bride wa

iM-rvice

every

twoj i*. JSli

Ot

WM ^ --fer nchly and tftStcfnllr^

3 ind A3r-HcKooil ^^^1^

of

window glass,. were her.

latteivdant^

T].

; ^ j

stili

at

exceedingly4bw

pritseB.

'

gix>ora,

of

course,

looked

--Mrs.

Alice BiriiliafC

AftetA\hadntôsApd:^leg

oi Sok j

Aid>nrnvCincinna her.,

::tbe bride

nv. u n rres-Mr. and Mrs. E. Meeks.. - the afteruoiMi

ao (Oliihrcli.OX),

wueutsj Mr. ahd

Mre.

E^MeeW- Ûie

afteriiwHi

Mt.i --Me^r8,Enk Next?

a vety

enyoyab

the F i r e m a n s

H

, Oct. 5.

t

W

I : M- 1 H

Harris

on

iw

a a <

oi ^ v

coiflpauy a

. , / attended. Tbose present

we

^FnnVey

A

MiBsiidineA^^^^^^^^^ Harveysburg, Dr.

Vand

ouV.:r;rî ..__3 t J

Wvn^

t

attend.

1


5/14

M

d f5tQ

M

w l S i?

4m^ n -hr

i^c:^ k

40

_

.DmRmm

t i ir.^

Mr. Lewfe

ihme Ume

the Miis9^

w

m

^

ittiidibgs.

The

Sm ih r^ to ioti?

I^KT Jkf

jpmm

Va^'

opommgi

whik

Hwipgf0t , who far

in

the

e&tpto^ of

et

%)rmg

yalley,

wee

e


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a ^ i iiriil in (to

worbft

10= w the join'.

h*ivt

Ibevn ie h p^hm nxn

aod

Theisarîeal bpcritfe

^

by

r.Carey iwid

lebo

deserve

eredtt IIfa1 jBoiad -

l4

er

ia wiiieh it

toi^ton ifi, we t

be aboBt.â^ We

ten^

ur

ioi^s

sad

affiiKloa^tb

OiJS be'bati mh r raiested

mis

ts

reemit whea Again

easoaity.

lad sii^j

Ei^

-

t ^ t o n is, we eay, e

n tiaie, it U

F

Monday

iiptlpbem

of

dra-

M in

ti o f

o f

.fes

be l ^ l i e is

.the

clealot liier Ciiicianati Ponm^cicd

The ;S(|u{re

idope

o f^

iedt

Writers

on that jonrnars

ata'fl.

Indeed, Mr.

FTiÎstead, plc^hs B; j^{lin|iion, Bonn

Piatt ana 15^:;Jat'0M

t e l t e

mei-obl .would iiOit be wbiT^

ia.

We, in

common witb

-Mr^

l^cobs'

many literary

admkeri

fci^

witli many aatAcipatioPe

of

interest,

for his

letters,

froip PomiDgo ;

and we he^ly wisl^B sn

Hgree-

in tb^-pa^ of tbe

c ;

T. r ft ts ta l ia t lon

o f

oifi

fpr the corrent quarter . took

4t .tl0e

kali of

the

Division on

t^fty

evening week. offl-

ce-as

f o i l o w s :

W. ^ A. K. Merrut; W. A., A.

J. Dake\R.

S.,

R R Ragle; A.R.

S., Lola Zms; F. S4 N. A. Gaose';

T., E. Dudley;

âplain,

Ad die

B.

Keys; C.,

Jo^h

Hawke;

A. C.,

Horace ChiMioler; 1.

8., Esther

Chandi^V/0. S., Siilton Keys. :

At the^m^ting next Friday êit-

âg, {^rgeh^teânoe is

deserved,

4h ai\R R. Engle

wIllL

dalfvpr an ^ ,A SU

)

deliver

a n addi

bafl-^tt^

^tessrs.

li erry,

which came

od id

the

Wening,. was a

aftair.

^fhe

attend-

w a s t^ree-

dsntdng -wtF'

imdahg^

in

11

d^

o f fen

rapi

edge

w i t b

prep

sotil,

tusa

o f SQ

M r .

glvia

iag

t

men

c l e a r

enab

th e

metro

soei

namb


7/14

MANNINGTON/MANINGTON

JOSEPHMANNINGTON MARRIED

OCTOBER 1 1818

TO LYDIA

LYNCH

1830 CENSUS:

JOSEPH MANNINGTON

1850 CENSUS:

JOHN MANNINGTON 21 CARPENTER

CHARITY 21

JOSEPH

53

SHOEMAKER B N J

LYDIA

51

B . S .C

LEWIS F.

17

THOMAS

14

HENRY

12

LYDIA 9

M A R Y 6

JOHN

M

MARRIED

MAY

28

1847

CHARITY

i

1850 CENSUS:

W IL LIAM MAN INGTON 2 3 SHOEMAKER

1870

CENSUS:

WILLIAM MANINGTON 44 B. OH

EL M A 4

THOMAS 12

ANNA 9

GEORGE 6

ISAIAH 4

CHAUNCEYL.

10/12

FANNY

10/12

LYDIA 72 B . S .C .

1870 CENSUS: WAYNE TWP.

LEWIS MANINGTON

36

M B OH

SARAH 35

F B

OH

EMMA

13

ROBERT

17

JOSEPH

15

FLORENCE

14

BULAH 12

ELIZA

10

WALTER S

5

HOWARD

3

S R J VAN CAMP

BEULLAMARRIED

OSCAR

LEWIS MONTGOMERY CO ABOUT 1880


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M I A M I C E M E TE R Y :

LOUIS F,/LEWIS

-

PG 121, VOL. 16 BORN MAY 26, 1833

-

DEED APRIL 17,1888;

BURIED

SEC.

J

LOT

20 VETERAN S

GRAVE, NO MARKER); WAYNESVILLE

CONSTABLE, CIVIL

WAR

VETERAN; HADA

SON, W

S OF CHATTANOOGA

TN

AND

HOWARD

D. MANNINGTON

OF

UR B ANA O H

SEE

OBITUARY FOR

L. F.

AND HOWARD; ALSO PAGE 34-35

OF

SOUVENIR

HOMECOMING

EDITION OCTOBER 1906

LYDIA MANINGTON, PAGE 87,

BORN

APR. 15,

1799

NEWBERRY

DISTRICT

S.C.; DIED APR. 1

1882

WARREN

CO.OH;

BURIED

OLD

YARD,

NO

STONE

HORACE

MANINGTON,

PAGE

47;

BORN MAY

14, 1874

WARREN

CO.

OH;

DIED

JAN. 8,1875

WARREN

CO.;

BURIED

OLD

YARD,

NOSTONE

CHAUNCEY MANINGTON, PAGE 51;DIED SEPT. 1875 WARREN CO.

OH,

BURIED OLD YARD,

N O S T O N E

ELMINA MANINGTON PAGE 87

ELIZAMANINGTON PAGE 97

MARYE. MANINGTON 1853-1920; BURIED SEC. M

LAURA E. MANNINGTON; W/OR S. ; D/ 0

ZEBULON

SARAHA.; DIEDJAN.31 1863 AGE

22y 3m 17d;BURIED

SECTIONH

W A Y N ES V IL L E F R IE N D S C E M E TE R Y :

JOSEPHMANINGTON; 11thROW NO. 1;DIED JULY9 1863

SE E ALSO: MAR Y ELLEN SMITH MANNINGTON S OBITUARY


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FROM: MIAMI CEMETERY BOOK

AT

THE MUSEUM

LOUIS F. MANINGTON

MAY 26,1833-APRIL 17,1888

SEC. J, LOT 20 (SOLDIER'S LOT)

SOIiDIEB, BEST,

O er.sleep

tha alaapl

knows no t Breaking.

longperiod of sufferingfrom

in

the

face. Mr. Liewis

F.

Man-

departed

this life on Tuesday,

h,1888, aged nearly 55 years,

bom near Waynesville, Ohio,

26th day of May

1833 and was oj

Joseph and Lydia Manington,.

w deceased,

and

both formerly

nown, residents of Waynesville.

ber 16tli, 1852, Mr. Manington

rried to Miss Sarah Van Camp,

June 6th, 1870, leaving eighi

en. Of these, four sons and three

sstill survive,

the 12th of October, 1871, Mr.

was

united in

marringe with

Smith, who survives

him.

;

Mr. Manington enlis ted in

rvice of his country, becoming a

er of Company H, Captain Josh-

ith'a company, which was after-

united

with th e

79th

Begiment,

Colonel A.

W.

Doan.

He

was a

faithful soldier, who from the

of his enlistment to

the

end of

ties, foughtmanfully in the bat-

th eUnion . S ince Uien he has

d most

of th e

t ime in this

place,

orneof his boyhood, youth and

For

several years he served

Township

intelligentlyand ac-

blyin the Capacity of Assessor

stable,

and

after he ceased to

official position, he didwhathe

in

the

battle

of life

until the in-

of disease entirely crippled his

month or two ago, our represente-

e Hon.James E. Campbell, pre-

d a bill to Congress, asking for a

for Mr. Manington. What ac-

may have been taken in the mat-

have no t learned.

Mr.

Maning-

tainly deserveda pensionmuch

manyotherawhohavebeen

one,

and wehopehis

estimable

mayyetbebenefited byher hus-

devotion

to hi s country.

The

funeral

took p lace

on Wednes-i

:layafternoon from Grand Army Hall,]

which was nearly full of relations andi

friends.

W.

E. Hoe l Pos t t ur ned

out

in full force, and escorted the

remains

of

th e deceased from

hi s

late

home

to

the

Hall,

which was draped with the

emblems of mourning for the occasion.;

The

coffin was placed

in front of the

stage, and

covered

with the

banner

un-.

der which the soldier had fought so

longand valiantly. The choir of the;

M. E. Church furnished appropriate;

and excellent music, and the Rev'd B._

K. Deem ofiered prayer and read scrip-|

turul selections, after which Colonel A..

W.Doan, of Wilmington, delivered a.

discourse

founded upon the text If aj

nran die, shall he live again ? Colonel |

Doan closed the

Court

over which hej

was

presiding,

in

order

to

be present

all

the funeral of one of the kindest and

bravestof his

boys,

and he paid the

departed

soldier

the highest compli

ment that could proceed

from

the lips

of a commander. Better than all, how

ever, Colonel Doan

said

that

from anj

interview which he hod with the de-

censed

last

December,

he

was satisfied

that all waswell with Luke, and that

his afflictions here had workedout for

him a far more exceeding and eternal

weight of glory.

At the closeof Judge Doan's fitting

and consolatoryremarks,thechoirsang

another

hymn,

and then the remains

were bomo from the hull, and the sol

emn procession,

headed

by twentyfour.

veterans, took up its line of march to

Miami,where the final service of the

Grand Armywasimpressively perform

ed,and dust

committed

to dust until

the morning of the Beaurrection.

The pall-bearers

were

William Cook,

F_W. Hathawuy, Hiram Kilbon, Dan.

E. Anderson, D. A. &own and John

Biggs.

, Among

those

present from a distance

at the funeral were Kobert Manington

andwife oi

SpringValley,

Joseph Ifon-

ington, wife

and

children,

Col.

William

Miinington, Mrs. Mollie Shaffeiv

Wm.

E. Appleton and Charles E.

Appleton

;of STprxngfield. Letters of regretwere

'received from William Manington of

Chattanooga, Tenn., and

Howard Man-

n . . #

l iOid to I te s t -

The funeral

ot

ex constable. L.

F. Manington which took place ac

cording to annonocemeut, in the G.

A. R. hall last Wedneaclay alter--

noon, was largely attended. The

W.

11.

Hoel

Post

in

foil force

es

icorted th e

remains

to th e hall; the

ipall-bearers were Wm. Cook, F.

jw.

Hathaway,

D. K. Anderson,

H.

:Kilboo, D. A. Brown and Johu

Biggs.

Themusic by the M. E.

jchurch choir was Bolemti and ap

ipropriate. Rev. R. K. Deem

ot

tered a feeling and beautiful pray

er

an d

also

r ead s ever al

selections

of scripture. Comrade Cartwright

euDOQDced that by request of the

deceased his old commander, Col.

Doan, of Wilmington, would speak

japon

this

solemn occasion.

Oolv

Doan responded by saying weallli

could not have procured his ser

vices or presence at thatr tiine, but

he was there because the sleeper

was

his

comrade.

He based

liis

remarks uuou

the

words,

*Tfa

man;

die, shall he live again His dis

course was touching and pathetic,

an d

he accorded

to his

dead

com

rade the praise ot being a

bruve-

eoldier, and a kind comrade, who

on one occasion when th e 'boy.V

were

on

half rat ions ,

shared hie

last

*'hard

tack

with his hungry colo

nel.

The

speaker

cheered the

mourning friends

with

the assnr

ance

tha t

in t he l as t few months of

Mr. Mauiugtoc^s life he had given

evidence that

he

was

a

child

of

God, and that there was a hope

o:

life beyond the grave for him.

The r ema in s

were

interred

ii:

th e Soldiers lot in

Miami Cetne

tery.

For the obituary notice of Mr.

Manington iu last week's

issue ot the Gazettjs, a Iriend

furnished

the

data, and by mistakt

located his birth in Pennsylvania,

the

native place of his parents. L.

F.

Manington was bfjrn at Oros

wick, Warren Co., O.

After t he d ea th of h er h us ba nd .

Mrs. Maniugton received from her

stepson, W. S Manington, of Chat

tanooga, Tenn,, a letter expressii*g

his deep sympathy tor her iu her

affiictioo.

He

seemed to lose sight

o i his

own b e re av emen t

in bis

ho

licitudc for he r whom he spoke of,

as a good and true witc to his;

father, and whose kindness andI

tenderness to him made it bis plea i

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mannincôn diesj ..

Howard ' D. Mani^hg^CT . i 64h .

Republican

politiciianr^f^

at ;hia.

home , in Columbus,; Moudayj

lowing all illness

of

long duration.

Mr. iManhington

was

a native;'of.;

Waynesville a son of the late

Lh^-

.Mannihgtpn. ' He received' hia'

education a t

. th e 0 .

S.

;

.S .

O/-.

Home a t Xenia. , . V .

Taking

Up newspaper

work

h;.

wa s

for

several

years

publisher of-

I

th e

Mechanicsburg

News,

: la ter

going to Urbana where he

.. Whs.

editor

o f

th e U rb an a Citizehv He >

had been active in Republican : >

politics for.'twenty-five .yeâ,.;or;,,

more and 'Was a director o f '

campaign of , the .late Pres iden t'- 7' ;

Harding in 1929. j . ,

k,^pK

PTOLIC

LfflSARY

WAYNESVILLE, Offlo 4^8

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encXos3j%': come

material iDar'blcularly

on

the iannln/;l.ouo,

I

have

copied the car:ls T/e

lio.ve

on i.a.nninccton, .It is

s-inian.-e

Uiat ye have

Joseph's

JnazTlac-e

and

cemetery records

and

the

only thinr

in

between

is Hie

IO5O census vdiere Jolm

is

head of

household..

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lisW\

are Joseph's

rmri

Tyrlio. s.

iG

other direc

i.mis, Iîvnich liihona

and otoops are

nanes

uj th m

mo.ny

carrls - cemeteiy, census, etc. I would have to have parti

cular ones you inlsli infoiTmtion on - or copy aU of thesn Cor

you,

Ue

research all letters as far as

w can

and cliarre

5,00

per

hour,

le t

me

Imow

what you wish us

to

do,

Mie char,-',e

for present

research is 10.00,

Gincerely,

EHA/Ico

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