-
- We learned that Geo.
Wentz, a son of Henry Wentz, is in the hospital at
- Pittsburgh, Pa. suffering
from the effects of a wound in the hand, received
- in the Battle of
Shiloh. His father has gone after him. He is a member of
- the 3rd Iowa Regiment,
and has seen severe service and was at the battles of Spring
Mills, Blue Mills, and lastly Shiloh. SE - 5/6/1862
- George
bn 1834, lived in Iowa and later MO.
Henry (above) bn 1801 in York Co., Pa & d. 1880 in Cass Twp.,
- Richland
Co., Oh. and is buried in the London Cemetery.
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- Capt. A. C. Cummins
returned home on Friday morning last, having
- resigned in consequence
of ill health and trouble with the Major of his
- regiment who, by
his tyranny sought to injure the Captain. Letters from
- the Company speak
in the highest terms of his bravery and courage
- during the late Battle
of Shiloh and the great sorrow of the Company at
- parting with their
beloved commander. The Captain looks thin and
- careworn, but we
trust he will soon be restored to his former health.
- SE - 5/6/1862
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- Bruce Rockwell, a
son of S. M. Rockwell, Esq., met with a sad accident
- on last Saturday
morning, while handling a loaded pistol, which accidently
- discharged, the contents
lodging in his knee. We have not learned
- whether the ball
has been extracted but at first the whereabouts of it
- could not be ascertained.
- We have noticed boys
in Shelby playing with pistols.
- This is another warning
to them. SE - 5/6/1862
- Samuel
M. Rockwell bn 1811 d. 1878
- Bruce
G. Rockwell bn. 1844 d. 1926
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- Mr. David Hunter,
one of the first settlers of this county, died at his
- residence near Blooming
Grove, on the 10th inst. He was in the
- 81st year of his
age. SE - 5/20/1862
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- Married
- In Shelby Tuesday evening, May 13th 1862, at the residence
of the bride's father, by Rev. G. Hartley, Mr. W.T. Mickey of
the firm of
- T. Mickey & Co.,
of this place, to Miss Lie Stimmel, daughter of
- H. Stimmel, Esq.,
P.M. f Shelby, all of this city. SE - 5/20/1862
- Thomas
Mickey bn 1820 d. 1878
- Wilson
T. Mickey bn. 1840 d. 1899
- Anna
Eliza Stimmel/Mickey bn. 1842 d. 1912
- On
the 6th inst., at the residence of the bride's father, by the
Rev.
- D.
W. Kelley, Mr. Benjamin Miller to Miss Sarah Jane Finicle,
- all
of the vicinity. - SE - 5/20/1862
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- Died - On the 4th inst. with Diptheria, near
Shelby, Harriet daughter of
- N. S. and Elizabeth
Morton, aged 3 years and 22 days. - D. W. Kelley
- - SE - 5/20/1862
- Norman
Shepard Morton bn. 1802 d. 1891
- Anne
Elizabeth Morton bn. 1820 d. 1895
- Harriet
Morton bn 1859 d.1862
- All
three are buried at the Myers Church Cemetery
- Departed this life
on the 7th inst., near Shelby, of Consumption, Mary
- Ann, daughter of
Daniel and Elizabeth Garnhart, aged 21 years,
- 7 months and 2 days.
On the following day her remains were interred
- in the Rex Church
Graveyard followed by a large circle of
- weeping freinds and
neighbors. SE - 5/20/1862
- Daniel
Garnhart prob. bn. 1807 d. 1876
- Elizabeth
Garnhart bn. 1807 d. 1894
- Mary
Ann bn. 1848 d. 1862
- Rex
Church Graveyard became the Myers Church Cemetery
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- The Shelby
School which commenced on Monday of last week
- is under the supervision
of the following named teachers, with
- Mr. Robert McCready
as Principal:
- R. W. McCready Teacher,
High School
- Chase Orten, Teacher,
Secondary Dept.
- Rev. Lowe, Teacher,
Secondary Dept.
- Miss Mary Jones,
Teacher, Primary Dept.
- Miss Lib Litner,
Teacher, Primary Dept.
- SE - 10/15/1862
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- T. McA. Ritchie,
private of Co., H., 64th Regiment arrived at his home in
- this place on Monday
evening having been discharged on account of sickness.
- Joseph Mortimer,
of this place, Brigade Wagon Maker in
- Gen. Wood's Division,
also reached this place yesterday,
- a paroled prisoner.
- Peter Mott, private
in the 64th, reached his home 2 miles west of
- this place week before
last, died on Wednesday of last week,
- just 4 days after
his return. - SE - 10/15/1862
- Peter
Mott bn. 1827 d. 10/8/1862
- Victorene
Catherine Cattey/Mott bn. 1828 d. 1904
- both
buried at: Sacred Heart Cemetery, Bethlehem Settlement, Shelby
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- .RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
- Presbyterian Church.
Rev. J. K. Kost, Pastor
- Preaching at 11 AM,
and 7 PM
- German Reformed Church.
Rev. N. H. Loose, Pastor
- Preaching at 10 1/2
AM
- M.E. Church. Rev.
Hubbard DuBois, Pastor
- Preaching at 10 1/2
AM
- Lutheran Church.
Rev. D. Summers, Pastor
- Preaching on every
alternate Sabbath at 2 PM
- U. B. Church. Rev.
D. W. Downey, Pastor
- Preaching at 10 1/2
AM and 7 PM
- U. P. Church. Rev.
S. S. Hutchenson, Pastor
- Preaching every third
Sabbath at 10 1/2 AM and 2 PM
- Disciple Church.
Rev. J. S. Hughes, Pastor
- Preaching two consecutive
Sundays at 10 1/2 AM and 7 PM
- and absent the two
succeeding.
- Catholic Church.
Rev. Jacob Kuhn
- Preaching on the
first Sabbath of each month.
- SC - 3/14/1867
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- MARRIED
- On Tuesday Eve. March
5th, 1867 at the residence of the bride's father
- in Jackson township,
Richland County, Ohio, by M.M. Barber, Esq,
- Henry Sheriff to
Miss Barbara E. daughter of Geo. Finnicle, Esq.
- Henry
Sheriff bn. 1841 d. 1921
- Barbara
E. Finicle/Sheriff bn. 1845 d. 1930
- both
buried at Mt. Bethel Cemetery on Myers Rd.
- On the 7th inst.,
at the home of N. J. Rex, by Rev. D. Summers,
- Mr. Jacob Lewis and
Miss Amanda Knouce.
- SC - 3/14/1867
- Jacob
Lewis bn. c1846 d. 1942
- Amanda
C. Knouce/Lewis bn. 1844 d. 1893
- Both
buried at Oakland Cemetery
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- MARRIED
- On Thursday, March
14, 1867, at the residence of Thomas Hartz, in
- Plymouth Tp., by
Collin P. Leiter, Esq., William Rose to Miss
- Moreland, all of
Richland County, Ohio.
- Collin
P. Leiter bn. 1833 d. 1901 GAR
- b.
Oakland Cemetery
- On the 19th of march,
1867, by Rev. N. H. Loose, Mr. George
- Kirkpatrick to Miss
Nancy Kuhn, both of Richland County, Ohio.
- SC - 3/21/1867
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- TOWNSHIP
TICKET
- Justice of the Peace,
- John Sprague
- Trustees,
- Jonathan
Lewis
- John Sprague
- Edgar Wilson
- Assessor,
- Francis
A. Cottey
- Treasurer,
- Samuel
H. Haislet
- Clerk,
- Collin
P. Leiter
- Constables,
- Gilbert
A. Metcalf
- J. G. Hill
-
- CORPORATION
TICKET
- Mayor,
- Collin
P. Leiter
- Recorder,
- Jonathan
Z. Breckbill
- Trustees,
- George
W. Billow
- William
H. Bruce
- Daniel
Carr
- Hiram Marvin
- Tilman
H. Wiggins
- Treasurer,
- Samuel
H. Haislet
- Marshall,
- J. G. Hill
- Street Commissioners,
- Daniel
B. Evans
- Jonathan
Lewis
- David Billows
- Peter Will
- SC - 3/28/1867
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- DIED
- On March 24th, 1867,
Mrs. Annie B. McBride at Ganges, Ohio,
- aged 24 years, 1
month, and 2 days.
- The deceased was
a devoted member of the German Reformed Church.
- She was intelligent,
amiable, pious and greatly loved and esteemed.
- During her protracted
illness, she patiently waited for her rest of glory
- in Heaven. Funeral
services were conducted by her Pastor, and largely
- attended. - SC -
3/28/1867
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- MARRIED
- On April 16th, 1867,
at the residence of Mr. Samuel May, by
- Rev. D. W. Downey,
Mr. Otho K. Cox and Miss Lou White,
- both of Shelby, Ohio
- Samuel
May bn. 1832 d. 1916
- b.
Oakland Cemetery
- On the 14th of April,
1867, by Rev. N. H. Loose, Mr. Edward Mitchel
- to Mrs. Susan Neighdey,
both of Richland County, Ohio.
- SC - 4/18/1867
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- MARRIED
- At Shelby, Ohio,
May 14th, 1867, by Rev. N. H. Loose,
- Mr. I. E. Steffey
to Miss Sallie Cline.
- DIED
- At the residence
of Andrew Garrett, Shelby, Ohio, May 12th, 1867,
- Rebecca A., wife
of Daniel Myers, Jr., aged 87 years, 1 month, and
- 6 days. - SC - 5/16/1867
- Andrew
Garrett bn. 1813 d. 1888
- b.
Oakland Cemetery
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