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Ohio County – 1884 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Ohio County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1884-85. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1884.
Digital Copy at Internet Archive

OHIO CO.—Rising Sun the county seat. Clerk, George B. Hall. Sheriff, Michael McGuire. Treasurer, John W. Facemire. Auditor, Joseph P. Hemphill. Recorder, Ruel W. Fugitt. Coroner, Enoch Drake, Surveyor, Edward P. Niles.

BASCOM. Is a recently established postoffice, situated in Cass township, Ohio county, 10 miles west of Rising Sun, the county seat and banking town. Aurora, distant 17 miles, is the nearest rail approach, but shipments can be made by boat to Rising Sun. Population 25. R B Bascom, postmaster.

Bascom & Myers, general store.
Littlefield & Heath, saw mill.
Sedan A J, blacksmith.

BEAR BRANCH. Or Freedom, as it is sometimes called, is a place with a population of 25, located in Pike township, Ohio county, 15 miles southwest of Rising Sun, the county seat, and 13 miles north of Vevay, on the Ohio river, the most available shipping point. Contains 2 churches—Baptist and United Brethren—and district school. Stage communication with Dillsboro. Mail tri-weekly. Wm H Oatman, postmaster.

Cahway David, carpenter.
Dennis M M, milliner.
Elder Annie L, dressmkr.
French J B, wagonmkr.
Halbert Wm, physician.
Leggitt John, wagonmkr.
Licking George, blacksmith.
Longcamp J F, blacksmith.
Oatman Wm H, general store and live stock.
Pate I H, cattle dealer.
Turner I W, justice of the peace.

NORTH’S LANDING. Located on the Ohio river in Randolph township, Ohio county, 4 miles south of Rising Sun, the county seat and bank location, has a population of 250. Tobacco and potatoes are shipped extensively. Ex, Adams (at Rising Sun). Daily stage to Patriot; fare 50 cents; Rising Sun; fare 15 cents; Aurora; fare 50 cents. Nathan H North, postmaster.

Ellis W C, carpenter.
Green John, painter.
Harris & North, produce.
North Nathan H, General Store and Live Stock.
Powell W J, wharf master.
Powell & Bro, leaf tobacco.
Rollins H, blacksmith.
Smith Anna, confectioner and restaurant.

PATE. Is an 1883 postoffice located in Cass township, Ohio county, 10 miles southwest of Rising Sun, the county seat and banking town. Ship to Aurora distant 10 miles on the O & M R R. Population 25. John E Wooley, postmaster.

Hannah Milton, live stock.
Hasting James, wagonmkr.
Pate George W, live stock.
Steele A B, blacksmith and justice.
Woolley Edward, cooper.
Woolley John E, General Store.

RISING SUN. Is the county seat of Ohio county, located on the Ohio river, 38 miles below Cincinnati and 92 southeast of Indianapolis. This is an incorporated town of 2,000 inhabitants, supplied with 5 churches, 3 graded schools, 2 hotels, a national band and 2 weekly newspapers—Recorder and Local. The town carries a bonded debt of $3,500 and enjoys a good local trade from the surrounding fertile farming district. The industries of manufacture include 2 flour mills, saw mill, plow works and 1 tannery. Stage daily to Aurora; fare, 50 cents, and Patriot; fare, 50 cents. Ex, Adams. Wm H Clark, postmaster.

Alden Thomas E, physician.
Baxter John D, harness.
Beaty Mary, millinery.
Bell Isaac, tanner.
Bess Sallie, millinery.
Bush John W, agt Adams Ex Co.
Calkin Lois Mrs, millinery.
Clark Cornelius M, blacksmith.
Clark Wm H, postmaster.
Cofield Wm R, sewing machines.
Coles John B, lawyer.
Colter, Powell & Cronby, dry goods.
Colter Wm, shoes.
Craig Wm H, physician.
David John V, shoes.
David Rodman L, lawyer.
Downey George E, lawyer.
Elliott Wm, coal.
Enoch & Gleason, blacksmiths.
Eshman John, lumber.
Espey H S & Son, grocers.
Fisher Wm, shoemkr.
Fisher Wm A, shoemkr.
Gary Enos, furniture.
Gary John W, baker.
Gibson George B, hardware.
Gillespie Wm, physician.
Hall D B, publr, Rising Sun Local.
Hall Daniel T, shoemkr.
Harris James P, carpenter.
Harwood & Son, painters.
Hathaway & Clark, cigars.
Hemphill James S, Saloon.
Horshall Thomas, tailor.
Jones John H, real estate.
Jones Oscar, grocer.
Jones Richard M, justice.
Keeney George M, undertaker.
Kurr Henry, shoemkr.
Langsdale Robert G, druggist.
Lone & Steigmiller, saloon.
Lotton Ben F, grocer.
McAroy George, druggist.
McHenry Timothy, livery.
Marble James W, grocer.
Marquett Frederick, harness.
Mayfield Wm, grocer.
Merrell M P, dentist.
Miller & Son, flour mill.
Moore George I, lumber.
National Bank of Rising Sun (capital $108,000), James N Perkins, cash.
Olmstead H F Rev (Presybterian).
Pate John M, lumber.
Redd Smith B, barber.
Rising Sun Local (weekly), D B Hall, publr.
Ruder Wm A, insurance.
Scholly Wm M, cigars.
Scholly Wm & Co, cigars.
Schrumph Julius, meat market.
Seward Bros, dry goods.
Seward Wm R & Co, dry goods.
Smith Ernest, wagonmkr.
Steele Richard A, furniture.
Steele W A, Hotel (See adv, page 627.)
Stevenson George A, physician.
Stewart Stephen H, lawyer.
Sullivan Wm H, phyisican.
Summers Charles L, grocer.
Talbott Joseph W, flour mill.
Thorn David C, druggist.
Tibbals Thomas, confectioner.
Toohey John, marble.
Ulrey Joel P, dentist.
Vosberg & McMackin, dressmkrs.
Vowter W P Rev (Christian).
Waldo F J & Son, publrs Recorder.
Walton David K, photographer.
Whittock John T Jr, grocer.
Whittock Wm H, saw mill.
Wilber David D, insurance.
Williams John D, jeweler.

Ohio County – 1882 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Ohio County, Indiana entries from:
Polk’s Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1882-83. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1882.
Digital Copy at Internet Archive

OHIO CO.—Rising Sun the county seat. Clerk, George B. Hall. Sheriff, Michael McGuire. Treasurer, John C. Miller. Auditor, Joseph P. Hemphill. Recorder, Wallace P. Hall. Coroner, Enoch Drake. Surveyor, Edward P. Niles.

ABERDEEN. A discontinued post-office in Ohio county.

BASCOM. Is a recently established postoffice, situated in Cass township, Ohio county, 9 miles west of Rising Sun, the county seat and banking town. Aurora, distant 17 miles, is the nearest rail approach, but shipments can be made by boat to Rising Sun. Population 25. R. B. Bascom, postmaster and general store.

BEAR BRANCH. Or Freedom, as it is sometimes called, is a place with a population of 25, located in Pike township, Ohio county, 15 miles southwest of Rising Sun, the county seat, and 13 north of Vevay, on the Ohio river, the most available shipping point. Contains 2 churches—Baptist and United Brethren—and district school. Stage communication with Dillsboro. Mail tri-weekly. H. Ford, postmaster.

Cabway David, carpenter.
Dennis M M, milliner.
Elder Annie L, dressmaker.
Ford H, General Store.
French J B, wagonmaker.
Gibbs W J, blacksmith.
Halbert William, physician.
Longcamp J F, blacksmith.
Pate I H, cattle dealer.
Pate J H, cattle dealer.
Turner I W, justice of the peace.

FREEDOM. Ohio county. (See Bear Branch.)

HARTFORD. With 100 inhabitants, is located on Laughery creek, in Union township and [Ohio] county, 7 miles from Rising Sun court house. Aurora, 7 miles north-east is the shipping station and banking town. One Methodist church is sustained.

Campbell Alex, general store.
Pohle H H, blacksmith.
Ross Frank P, general store.
Wilber E A, grocer.
Wilber A & R, general store.

NORTH’S LANDING. Located on the Ohio river in Randolph township, Ohio county, 4 miles south of Rising Sun, the county seat and bank location, has a population of 250. Tobacco and potatoes are shipped extensively. Adams Ex., (at Rising Sun). Daily stage to Patriot; fare 50 cents; Rising sun; fare 15 cents; Aurora; fare 50 cents. Nathan H. North, postmaster.

Ellis W C, wagon jack manufacturer.
Green John, painter.
Heath & Fleming, saw and flour mill.
Hodges Esquire, blacksmith.
Mobler A Rev, (Baptist).
North Bros & Powell, leaf tobacco.
North E C, produce.
North Nathan H, General Store and Live Stock.
Powell W J, wharf master.
Rollins H, blacksmith.
Smith Anna, confectioner and restaurant.

RISING SUN. The seat of justice of Ohio county, is a prosperous village of 2,000 inhabitants pleasantly located on the Ohio river, 38 miles below Cincinnati and 92 southeast of Indianapolis. Rising Sun is incorporated, carries a bonded debt of $3,500, and supports Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Christian and Universalist churches, 3 graded schools, 2 hotels, a national bank, and 2 weekly newspapers—Recorder and Local. Its manufacturing industries comprise 2 flour mills, 1 saw mill, 1 plow factory, and 1 tannery. Plows, produce and flour are the chief exports. Daily stage to Aurora; fare, 50 cents; and Patriot; fare, 50 cents. Ex., Adams and O. & M. William H. Clark, postmaster.

Alden Thomas E, physician.
Anderson & McHenry, livery.
Bassett Myles Rev, (Baptist).
Baxter John D, harness.
Bell Isaac, tanner.
Best Sallie Mrs, milliner.
Birdsell Bros, meat market.
Bloss Edmund, baker.
Bush John W, agt Adams Ex Company.
Bush & Hemphill, produce.
Calkin Eliza Mrs, milliner.
Caseltine William jr, confectioner.
Clark Cornelius, blacksmith.
Clore William, Plow Manufacturer.
Cofield William R, sewing machines.
Coles John B, lawyer.
Colter William, general store.
Craig William H, physician.
Davis John G, boots and shoes.
David Rodman L, lawyer.
Downey A C & G C, lawyers.
Downey George E, insurance.
Eades James S, stoves and tinware.
Elliott William, coal.
Empire House, L W Scranton, propr.
Enoch Walter F, blacksmith.
Eshman John, lumber and coal.
Espey H S & Son, grocers and R R agt.
Gary Enos, furniture.
Gary John W, baker.
Gibson George B, hardware.
Gillespie William, physician.
Gould Richard H, livery.
Grace Harriet B Mrs, dry goods.
Guenther A Rev, (Lutheran).
Hall Daily B, publisher Rising Sun Local.
Hall Daniel T, shoemaker.
Harris James P, carpenter.
Harwood & Son, painters.
Hathaway Shadrach, shoemaker.
Hoffner Walter, locksmith.
Horsfall Thomas, merchant tailor.
Jones John H, real estate.
Jones Oscar, grocer.
Jones Richard M, justice of the peace.
Keeney George H, undertaker.
Kittle & Miller, boots and shoes.
Kurr Henry, shoemaker.
Langsdale R G, physician.
Langsdale & Buchanan, druggists.
Love & Steigmiller, saloon.
McAroy George, druggist.
McHenry Timothy, livery.
McMahon S S Rev, (Methodist).
McMurray Eliza Mrs, propr Riverside House.
Marble James W, grocer.
Marquett Frederick, harness.
Mayfield William, grocer.
Merrell M P, dentist.
Merrell & Son, blacksmith.
Miller William W, cigars and tobacco
Miller & Son, flour mill.
Moore George I, lumber.
National Bank of Rising Sun; capital, $100,000; Samuel Seward, prest; J N Perkins, cashr.
Olmstead H F Rev, (Presbyterian).
Pate Henry, grocer.
Pate John M, lumber dealer.
Pate & Gregory, produce
Peyton James H, physician.
Redd Smith B, barber.
Riggs John, blacksmith.
Rising Sun Local (weekly), D B Hall, publisher.
Rising Sun Recorder (weekly), F J Waldo & Co, publishers.
Riverside House, Eliza McMurray, propr.
Rollins Richard J, barber.
Scholly William M, cigars and tobacco.
Scranton Lee N, propr Empire House.
Seward M J & Co, dry goods.
Smith Ernest, wagonmaker.
Steele R A, furniture and undertaker.
Stewart Stephen H, lawyer.
Stevenson George A, physician.
Sullivan William H, physician.
Summers Charles L, general store.
Talbott Joseph W, flour mill.
Thorn David C, druggist.
Fisher William, shoemaker.
Toohey John, marble works.
Ulrey Joel P, dentist.
Vosberg & McMackin, dressmakers.
Vowter W P Rev, (Christian).
Waldo R J & Co, publishers Rising Sun Recorder.
Walton Daniel K, photographer.
Ward Bros, jewelers.
Weaver Jacob, justice of the peace.
Whitlock John T jr, grocer.
Whitlock William H, saw mill.
Wilber David, insurance.
William John D, jeweler.
Williams Will W, Attorney at Law and Collecting Agt.

Ohio County – 1880 Indiana Gazetter and Business Directory

Ohio County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1880-81. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1880.
Digital Copy at Internet Archive – Part 1 and Part 2

OHIO CO.—Rising Sun the county seat. Clerk, Will W. Williams. Sheriff, John Monroe. Treasurer, John C. Miller. Auditor, Joseph P. Hemphill. Recorder, George B. Hall. Coroner, Enoch Drake. Surveyor, Edward P. Niles.

ABERDEEN. With a population of 150, is situated in Cass township, Ohio county, 9 miles southwest of Rising Sun, the county seat, and most available shipping point. The village has district and private schools. Daily stage communication with Vevay—fare 50c.—and Rising Sun—fare 25c. Mail received daily. J. W. Fleming, postmaster.

Bailey G C, blacksmith.
Brush Joseph, saw mill.
Conaway J W C, general store and mill.
Fleming J W, General Store and Mill.
Littlefield J B, blacksmith.
McEltresh M W, physician.
Pate J L, wagonmaker and carpenter.

BEAR BRANCH. Or Freedom, as it is sometimes called, is a place with a population of 25, located in Pike township, Ohio county, 15 miles southwest of Rising Sun, the county seat, and 13 north of Vevay, on the Ohio river, the most available shipping point. Contains two churches—Baptist and United Brethren—and district school. Stage communication with Dillsboro. Mail tri-weekly. W. H. Oatman, postmaster.

Burton R J, carpenter.
Downey D H, flour mill.
French J B, wagonmaker.
Gibbs W J, blacksmith.
Halbert Wm, physician.
Longcamp J F, blacksmith.
Oatman Wm H, General Store.
Pate J H, cattle dealer.
Pate J W, cattle dealer.

COLE’S CORNERS. Ohio county (See Bear Branch.)

HARTFORD. Located on Laughery creek, in Union township and [Ohio] county, has a population of 100 and is distant 7 miles from Rising Sun, the county seat. Aurora, 7 miles northeast, is the most accessible shipping point. It contains Methodist church and district school. Receives mail tri-weekly from Aurora. Frank P. Ross, postmaster.

Anderson Wm, blacksmith.
Cooper R C, hotel.
Pairce J D Rev (Methodist).
Ross Frank P, General Store.
Smiley & Miller, live stock.
Wilber E A, general store.
Yager Charles, wagonmaker.

NORTH’S LANDING. On the Ohio river, in Randolph township, in the extreme northeastern corner of Ohio county, is a village of 250 inhabitants, distant 4 miles south of Rising Sun, the county seat. It has district school, Methodist and Baptist churches. Express, Adams. Daily stage route to Rising Sun—fare 10c—Patriot—fare 50c—and Aurora—fare 60c. Mail daily. Nathan H. North, postmaster.

Ellis W C, saw mill.
Hodges Esquire, blacksmith.
Houze C S, wharfmaster.
Mobler A Rev (Baptist).
North E C, produce.
North Nathan H, General Store.
Parker C, painter.
Penrod John, carpenter.
Rollins H, blacksmith.

RISING SUN. The county seat of Ohio county, is located on the Ohio river, 92 miles southeast of Indianapolis, and 38 below Cincinnati. This is a flourishing incorporated village of 1803 inhabitants, containing six churches—Methodist, Presbyterian, Christian, Universalist, Baptist and Lutheran—good graded schools, two hotels, a national bank, two weekly newspapers—the Local and Recorder—one planing, one saw and two flour mills. The place has a bonded debt of $6,400, substantial county buildings, good business blocks, handsome residences, live, wide-awake, business and professional men, and with its rich agricultural district and cheap transportation advantages offers especially favorable inducements to manufacture or commerce. It has daily stage communication with Aurora, its nearest rail approach. Express, Adams and O. & M. Mail daily. Eliza M. Spencer, postmaster.

Alden Thomas E, physician.
Anderson & McHenry, livery.
Armstrong Sanford L, grocer.
Best Sallie Mrs, milliner.
Buchanan Benjamin F, Drugs, Books, Stationery, and Wall Paper.
Buchanan Perry, carpenter.
Bush & Dalrymple, produce, Ex agts.
Calkin Eliza Mrs, dressmaker.
Calkin Lois, prop Riverside House.
Cedar Hedge Cemetery, John H Jones prop.
Clark Cornelius, blacksmith.
Clore Wm, plow mnfr.
Cofield Wm R, sewing machines.
Coles John B, Lawyer and Mayor.
Colter Wm, general store.
Crandall & Summers, general store.
Davis John Q, boots and shoes.
Davis Rodman L, lawyer.
Downey Alexander C, lawyer.
Duncan Hezekiah L, grocer.
Eades James S, stoves and tinware.
Empire House, Lee W Scranton Proprietor. (See adv.)
Enoch Walter F, blacksmith.
Eskman John, lumber and coal.
Espey H S & Son, grocers and R R agents.
Fisher David W, shoemaker.
Gary Enos, furniture.
Gary & Son, bakers.
Gibson George B, hardware.
Gillespie Wm, physician.
Gould Richard H, livery.
Hall Matthias R, sewing machines.
Harris James P, carpenter.
Harrison Wm Rev (Methodist).
Harwood & Son, painters.
Hathaway Shadrach, shoemaker.
Heyn & Bro, dry goods.
Hibben Oliver H, Dry Goods, Notions, Etc, Millinery a specialty.
Hirschauer Paul, carriage and wagon-maker.
Hoffner Walter, locksmith.
Horsfall Thomas, merchant tailor.
James Reuben R, corn mill.
Jelley & Jelley, lawyers.
Jones John H, Real Estate and General Purchasing Agent.
Jones Oscar, Grocer. (See adv.)
Jones Richard M, justice of the peace.
Kenner Charles E, grocer.
Kittle Solomon K, boots and shoes.
Kurr Henry, shoemaker.
McAroy George, druggist.
Marble James W, grocer.
Marquett Frederick, harnessmaker.
Martin Francis J, harnessmaker.
Matson John T, physician.
Mayfield George T, baker.
Merrell & Son, blacksmiths.
Miller Wm W, cigars and tobaccos.
Miller & Son, flouring mill.
Moore George I, lumber.
Murdock John, confectioner.
National Bank of Rising Sun, capital $100,000, Samuel Seward pres, H S Espey vice pres, J N Perkins cash.
Neaman Wm H, saloon.
Newman Ellsworth V, grocer.
Olmstead H F Rev (Presbyterian).
Pate & Gregory, General Store.
Price & Hemphill, cigar mnfrs.
Redd Smith B, barber.
Riggs John, blacksmith.
Rising Sun Local (weekly), Daily B Hall pub.
Rising Sun Recorder (weekly), F J Waldo & Co, pubs.
Riverside House, Lois Calkin prop.
Rollins Richard J, barber.
Scholly Wm, cigar mnfr.
Scranton Lee W, Proprietor Empire House (See adv.)
Seward M J & Co, dry goods.
Seward Wm R & Co, grocers.
Smith, Ernest, wagonmaker.
Spencer Eliza M Mrs, postmaster.
Steele Richard A, furniture.
Stevenson Geo A, physician.
Stewart Stephen H, lawyer.
Sullivan Wm H, physician.
Talbott Joseph W, flour mill.
Tholke Frederick, saloon.
Thorn David C, druggist.
Toohy John, marble works.
Turner Daniel, sewing machines.
Ulrey Joel P, dentist.
Walton Daniel K, photographer.
Weaver Jacob, justice of the peace.
Whitlock John T jr, grocer.
Whitlock John T sr, undertaker.
Whitlock Wm H, saw mill.
Wilber David, insurance.
William John D, jeweler.
Williams & Meis, dry goods.
Zimmerman Peter, coal.

Ohio County – 1862 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Ohio County, Indiana entries from:
George W. Hawes’ Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1862 and 1863. Indianapolis : G. W. Hawes, 1862.

ABERDEEN
A post village of Ohio county, 10 miles south-west from Rising Sun, 90 miles southeast from Indianapolis, and 45 miles south-west from Cincinnati. Population 50.

Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.

Gillespie R. B., gunsmith.
Gould E. W., cabinet maker.
Gould S. A., chair maker.
Griswell E. T., cooper.
Griswell W. R., blacksmith.
Luther T. & I., steam flouring and grist mill.
Luther & Longwood, steam saw mill.
Mead W., cabinet maker.
Nettle James, cooper.
SISSON D. W., GENERAL MERCHANT.

BEAR BRANCH
A post office of Ohio County, on a small stream of the same name, 14 miles west from Rising Sun, 12 miles north from Vevay, and 90 miles south-east from Indianapolis.

COOPERSVILLE
A post office of Ohio county, near the Dearborn county line, on the Lawrenceburg and Madison State road, 7 miles west from Rising Sun, 40 miles from Cincinnati, and about 90 miles south-east from Indianapolis.

HARTFORD
A post village of Ohio county, on Laughrey creek, 8 miles west from Rising Sun, and 80 miles south-east from Indianapolis. Population 114. Also a village of the same name in Vigo county. See Pimento post office.

RISING SUN
A post town and the capital of Ohio county, situated on the Ohio river, 35 miles below Cincinnati, and about 100 miles south-east from Indianapolis. Population 2,000.

Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.

Babb & Lemmon, editors and proprietors Indiana Weekly Visitor, corner Main and Front.
Baxter J. S., boots and shoes, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Berkshire William, blacksmith, Fifth, bet. Walnut and Poplar.
Best Mrs. S., milliner, Front, bet. Main and Second.
Birdzell C., meat store, Main, bet. Walnut and Market.
Calkin Miss L., millinery and fancy goods, Main bet. Market and Walnut.
CITY HOTEL, CHARLES REOHM, PROPRIETOR, FRONT, BET. MAIN AND SECOND.
Clark Eli, jeweler, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Clore Wm., blacksmith, Walnut, bet. First and Second.
Cullen Wm., merchant tailor, 10 Main.
Cullen & Grace, druggists, Main, bet. Market and Walnut.
DODD H. E. & SON, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, MAIN, BET. MARKET AND WALNUT.
Downey A. C., attorney at law, 10 Main.
Downey H. A., attorney at law, 10 Main.
DUNNE P. J., JEWELER, 2 MAIN.
Elliott Israel, blacksmith, cor. Front and Walnut.
English Oliver, brick mason, cor. Broad Alley and Second.
Enoch A. C., boots and shoes, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Espy H. S. & H., groceries, produce, queensware, &c., corner Main and Market.
Fisher D., boots and shoes, 14 Main.
French John J. & Co., grocers and produce dealers, cor. Main and Front.
Garey Enos, cabinet maker, Market, bet. Main and Grand.
GAREY JOHN W., BAKER, GROCER, AND CONFECTIONER, MAIN, BET. FRONT AND MARKET.
Gillespie William, physician, Market, bet. Main and Second.
Grace J. & Son, groceries, produce, queensware, boots, shoes, &c., Market, bet. Main and Second.
Hall Frank, bakery, 4 Main.
Hall Wm. T., carpenter, cor. Main and Market.
Harris John, carpenter, Market, between Main and Fourth.
Hathaway B. J., prop’r Aurora and Lawrenceburg Telegraph Line, Main, bet. Front and Market.
HATHAWAY & CO., GENERAL MERCHANTS, MAIN, BET. FRONT AND MARKET.
Herdegen Adam, wharf boat, Levee, bet. Main and Second.
Hewitt J., groceries and provisions, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Horsfall Thos., tailor, cor. Main and Market.
Indiana Weekly Visitor, Babb & Lemmon, editors and prop’rs, corner Main and Front.
Jelly J. S., attorney at law, Main, bet. Market and Walnut.
Jessup D. H., physician, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Jones H. J., groceries and produce, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Jones & Sill, stoves and tin ware, corner Main and Front.
McAVOY & BROTHER, DRUGGISTS, MAIN, BET. FRONT AND MARKET.
McKibben C. T., physician, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Massey Mrs. E. J., millinery, Front, bet. Main and Walnut.
Marble Ira T., grocery and oyster saloon, 4 Main.
Marquett & Mack, saddlers, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Martin Richard, saddler, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Martin Richard, livery stable, Front, bet. Main and Second.
Merrill H., blacksmith, corner Grand and Walnut.
Miles W., books and stationery, 14 Main.
MONROE WM., GROCER, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 6 MAIN.
Morgan B., hat and cap store, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Reister & Co., prop’rs foundry and iron shop, 12 Main.
REOHM CHARLES, PROP’R CITY HOTEL, BET. MAIN AND SECOND.
Rising Sun Insurance Co., S. Hathaway, president, B. J. Hathaway, secretary, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Schofield Joseph, woolen factory, corner Front and Fifth.
Scoggin and Wilber, grocers and produce dealers, cor. Main and Market.
Seward Samuel, dealer in lumber and coal, cor. Front and Market.
Smith Wm. H., carpenter, cor. Fourth and Market.
Snyder John H., baker and confectioner, 18 Market.
Steele Wm., blacksmith, Main, opp. Court House.
STEWART S. H., ATTORNEY AT LAW, MAIN BET. MARKET AND WALNUT.
Sullivan W. H., physician, cor. Main and Market.
Summers Thomas, stoves and tin ware, cor. Main and Walnut.
Talbott J. W., steam flour mill, cor. Main and Front.
Thompson Platt, stoves and tinware, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Walker J. S., boots and shoes, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Wells J. C., general store, cor. Main and Market.
Whitlock, J. T., undertaker and cabinet maker, Main, bet. Market and Walnut.
Williams H. T., physician, Main, between Front and Market.
Works Jno. J., grocery and provision dealer, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Wright E. H., steam flour and saw mill, cor. Front and Second.
Wright J., barber, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Wright Nathaniel, blacksmith, cor. Second and Walnut.
Yonge R. S., chair maker, Main, between Market and Walnut.
Ziegler J. & Co., staple and fancy dry goods, Main, bet. Front and Market.

Ohio County – 1876 Indiana Atlas Patrons

Ohio County, Indiana Patrons from:
Andreas, A. T. Illustrated Historical Atlas of the State of Indiana. Chicago : Baskin, Forster and Company, 1876.

Name	Residence	Business	Nativity	Came to State	Post Office	Township
Buchanan, P.	Rising Sun	Carpenter	Indiana	1841	Rising Sun	Randolph
Bloss, E.	Rising Sun	Painter	Germany	1873	Rising Sun	Randolph
Buchanan, B. F.	Rising Sun	Druggist	Indiana	1852	Rising Sun	Randolph
Brook, J. M.	Section 18	Farmer	Indiana	1837	Aurora	Randolph
Crouch, J. R.	Rising Sun	Empire House	Indiana	1828	Rising Sun	Randolph
Craig, W. H.	Rising Sun	Physician	Kentucky	1837	Rising Sun	Randolph
Clore, James	Rising Sun	Boatman	Indiana	1831	Rising Sun	Randolph
Craft, Geo. A.	Rising Sun	Farmer	Indiana	1844	Rising Sun	Randolph
Clore, William	Rising Sun	Plow Manufactory	Indiana	1834	Rising Sun	Randolph
Clore, Wm. Henry	Rising Sun	Plow Manufactory	Indiana	1830	Rising Sun	Randolph
Cofield, W. R.	[blank]	Farmer	Indiana	1851	Rising Sun	Randolph
Cushard, John	[blank]	Farmer	Indiana	1827	Rising Sun	Randolph
Cantwell, J. C.	Section 16	Farmer	Ohio	1850	Rising Sun	Randolph
Cole, F. J.	[blank]	Farmer	Indiana	1837	Rising Sun	Randolph
Conaway, Wm.	[blank]	Farmer	Indiana	1838	Rising Sun	Randolph
Downey, R. K.	Rising Sun	Sheriff	Indiana	1841	Rising Sun	Randolph
Downey, H. S.	Rising Sun	Attorney at Law	Indiana	1853	Rising Sun	Randolph
Dolph, Benj.	Rising Sun	Retired	Pennsylvania	1817	Rising Sun	Randolph
Dalrymple, J. W.	Rising Sun	Coal Dir. & Com. Mcht.	Maryland	1860	Rising Sun	Randolph
Dibble, Stephen	Section 21	Clerk	Indiana	1852	North's Landing	Randolph
Driver, Edwin	Section 20	Farmer	Connecticut	1834	Rising Sun	Randolph
Espey, J. G.	Rising Sun	Coal & Lumber Dealer	Indiana	1817	Rising Sun	Randolph
Elbrecht, Frederich	Section 5	Farmer	Germany	1850	Rising Sun	Randolph
French, J. A.	Section 16	Farmer	New York	1817	Rising Sun	Randolph
French, L. P.	Section 16	Farmer	Indiana	1830	Rising Sun	Randolph
Fisk, M. D.	Section 21	Farmer	Indiana	1845	Rising Sun	Randolph
Grace, J. W.	Rising Sun	Grocer	Indiana	1846	Rising Sun	Randolph
Grandy, I. B.	Rising Sun	Minister	New York	1870	Rising Sun	Randolph
Grace, Belle	Section 3	Teacher	Indiana	1851	Rising Sun	Randolph
Garmoe, Franklin	[blank]	Farmer	Indiana	1853	Rising Sun	Randolph
Gibson, Mary	Section 27	Farmer	Pennsylvania	1827	Rising Sun	Randolph
Gleason, E. T.	Section 19	Farmer	Indiana	1830	Rising Sun	Randolph
Hewitt, Geo.	Rising Sun	City Marshal	Indiana	1847	Rising Sun	Randolph
Harris, John	Rising Sun	Clerk	Indiana	1857	Rising Sun	Randolph
Hall, M. R.	Rising Sun	Carpenter & S. M. Dir.	Indiana	1854	Rising Sun	Randolph
Hunt, E. A.	Section 23	Farmer	Indiana	1840	Rising Sun	Randolph
Igoe, Mrs. G. B.	Rising Sun	Dentist	Indiana	1853	Rising Sun	Randolph
Igoe, E. A.	Rising Sun	Dentist	Indiana	1850	Rising Sun	Randolph
Jelley, S. M.	Rising Sun	Attorney at Law	Indiana	1854	Rising Sun	Randolph
Lindsay, W. T.	Rising Sun	Grocer	Kentucky	1839	Rising Sun	Randolph
Lewis, O. W.	Rising Sun	Artist	Indiana	1842	Rising Sun	Randolph
Loring, B. B.	Section 26	Farmer	Indiana	1847	Rising Sun	Randolph
Lyon, E. E.	Section 31	Supt. Of Co. Asylum	Indiana	1858	Rising Sun	Randolph
Marble, M. S.	Rising Sun	Teacher	Indiana	1854	Rising Sun	Randolph
Morse, M. F.	Rising Sun	Engineer	Indiana	1854	Rising Sun	Randolph
Merrill, Alfred	Rising Sun	Blacksmith	Indiana	1849	Rising Sun	Randolph
Morgan, S. W.	Rising Sun	Carriage Maker	Indiana	1853	Rising Sun	Randolph
McAroy, Geo.	Rising Sun	Druggist	Ohio	1858	Rising Sun	Randolph
Monroe, Jesse	Section 6	Farmer	Indiana	1849	Rising Sun	Randolph
Monroe, W. L.	Section 5	Farmer	Indiana	1833	Rising Sun	Randolph
McIntosh, W. S.	Section 7	Farmer	Pennsylvania	1849	Rising Sun	Randolph
Miller, Henry	Section 9	Farmer	Pennsylvania	1817	Aurora	Randolph
Miller, H. C.	Section 10	Farmer	Indiana	1850	Aurora	Randolph
Miller, J. C.	Section 27	Farmer	Pennsylvania	1821	Rising Sun	Randolph
Matson, J. T.	Rising Sun	Physician	Ohio	1862	Rising Sun	Randolph
North, James	Section 21	Farmer	Kentucky	1814	Rising Sun	Randolph
North, Ernest C	Section 21	Co. Clerk & Produce Dlr	Indiana	1841	Rising Sun	Randolph
North, J. M., Jr.	Section 16	Farmer	Indiana	1844	Rising Sun	Randolph
Nieman, Fred	Section 17	Farmer	Germany	1864	Aurora	Randolph
Obertate, H.	Section 33	Farmer	Germany	1852	Rising Sun	Randolph
Pate, J. J.	Section 19	Farmer	Indiana	1842	Rising Sun	Randolph
Peck, W. H.	Rising Sun	Clerk Wharf Boat	Indiana	1839	Rising Sun	Randolph
Pepper, J. P.	Rising Sun	Merchant	Indiana	1850	Rising Sun	Randolph
Piatt, L. H.	Rising Sun	Physician	Kentucky	1867	Rising Sun	Randolph
Price, John R.	Rising Sun	Cigar Manfr	Indiana	1853	Rising Sun	Randolph
Price, I. V.	Rising Sun	Cigar Manfr	Indiana	1855	Rising Sun	Randolph
Pettit, N. C.	Rising Sun	Minister	Kentucky	1843	Rising Sun	Randolph
Powell, Marcus L.	Section 21	Farmer	Indiana	1853	North's Landing	Randolph
Powell, L.	[blank]	[blank]	[blank]	[blank]	North's Landing	Randolph
Powell, G. W.	Section 21	Farmer	Indiana	1845	North's Landing	Randolph
Rollins, R. J.	Rising Sun	Barber	Ohio	1835	Rising Sun	Randolph
Robbins, K. F.	Rising Sun	Contractor & Builder	Indiana	1832	Rising Sun	Randolph
Rodriguez, Jos.	Rising Sun	Baker	Louisana	1875	Rising Sun	Randolph
Riggs, J. F.	Rising Sun	Blacksmith	New York	1831	Rising Sun	Randolph
Robertson, D. A.	Rising Sun	M. E. Minister	Indiana	1837	Rising Sun	Randolph
Rollins, Benj. L.	Section 16	Farmer & Blacksmith	Indiana	1847	Rising Sun	Randolph
Reiche, Theo J	Section 3	Farmer & Teacher	Indiana	1874	Rising Sun	Randolph
Reiche, G. I.	Section 3	Farmer & Minister	Indiana	1871	Rising Sun	Randolph
Rollins, Hanniah	Section 16	Farmer & Blacksmith	Indiana	1828	Rising Sun	Randolph
Ricketts, B.	Section 27	Farmer	Indiana	1835	Rising Sun	Randolph
Smith, J. B.	Rising Sun	Cigar Maker	Indiana	1860	Rising Sun	Randolph
Steele, H. B.	Rising Sun	Blacksmith	Indiana	1857	Rising Sun	Randolph
Sink, Wm. F.	Rising Sun	Drayman	Indiana	1848	Rising Sun	Randolph
Storck, William	Rising Sun	Farmer	Indiana	1855	Rising Sun	Randolph
Summers, J. B.	Rising Sun	Physician	Indiana	1856	Rising Sun	Randolph
Seward, Jones	Rising Sun	Grocer	Indiana	1844	Rising Sun	Randolph
Smith, J. B.	Hull's Mills	Carpenter	Indiana	1844	Rising Sun	Randolph
Sparks, Harry B.	Section 16	Farmer	Indiana	1841	Aurora	Randolph
Seth, Jane	Section 18	Farmer	New York	1835	Aurora	Randolph
Seth, Princess	Section 18	Farmer	Indiana	1855	Aurora	Randolph
Stewart, G. W.	Section 13	Farmer	Indiana	1837	Rising Sun	Randolph
Thompson, J. S.	Rising Sun	Pilot	Indiana	1837	Rising Sun	Randolph
Talbott, J. W.	Rising Sun	Miller	Indiana	1854	Rising Sun	Randolph
Walton, A. F.	Rising Sun	Carriage Trimmer	Pennsylvania	1815	Rising Sun	Randolph
Wershy, F. W.	Rising Sun	Barber	Indiana	1842	Rising Sun	Randolph
Wright, A. H.	Rising Sun	Barber	Indiana	1842	Rising Sun	Randolph
Williams, Hugh	Rising Sun	Saw-mill	Indiana	1856	Rising Sun	Randolph
Williams, H. T.	Rising Sun	Physician & Lumber Dlr	Kentucky	1844	Rising Sun	Randolph
Williams, A. B.	Section 21	Farmer & Butcher	Ohio	1855	Rising Sun	Randolph
Walker, D. S.	Section 3	Farmer	Indiana	1836	Rising Sun	Randolph
Zimmerman, Peter	Section 2	Farmer	Prussia	1875	Rising Sun	Randolph
Zimerman, J.	Section 16	Farmer & Basket Mkr.	Prussia	1873	Rising Sun	Randolph
Bailey, Abram	Section 13	Farmer	Indiana	1824	Aurora	Union
Buchanan, W. S.	Section 25	Farmer	Indiana	1832	Rising Sun	Union
Buchanan, C. E.	Section 25	Farmer	Indiana	1858	Rising Sun	Union
Cofield, S. D.	Hartford	Farmer	Indiana	1849	Hartford	Union
Gerard, William	Section 26	Farmer	Indiana	1829	Hartford	Union
Gerard, J. B.	Hartford	Farmer	Indiana	1826	Hartford	Union
Hunter, James	Milton	Physician	Illinois	1870	Guionville	Union
Hanna, Rebecca A.	Section 25	Farmer	Ohio	1822	Rising Sun	Union
Hanna, David O.	Section 36	Farmer	Indiana	1853	Rising Sun	Union
Kirkpatrick, W. M.	Hartford	Carpenter	Indiana	1830	Hartford	Union
Lynn, J. R.	Hartford	Farmer	Indiana	1842	Hartford	Union
Niles, E. P.	Section 28	Surveyor & Engineer	Ohio	1853	Hartford	Union
Niester, A. F.	Milton	Shoemaker	Indiana	1852	Guionville	Union
Pohle, H. K.	Hartford	Blacksmith	Prussia	1855	Hartford	Union
Pottebaum, H. F.	Hartford	Merchant	Germany	1840	Hartford	Union
Pate, Geo. W.	Milton	Farmer & Merchant	Indiana	1846	Guionville	Union
Ross, F. P.	Hartford	Merchant	Indiana	1833	Hartford	Union
Scherer, J. L.	Hartford	Miller	Germany	1870	Hartford	Union
Sink, Daniel B.	Milton	Blacksmith	Indiana	1830	Guionville	Union
Turner, Robert	Section 28	Farmer	Indiana	1835	Bear Branch	Union
Woods, Geo.	Section 34	Teacher & Farmer	Indiana	1844	Hartford	Union
Wilson, N. H.	Milton	Physician	Indiana	1851	Guionville	Union
Yager, Charles	Hartford	Wagon Maker	Prussia	1871	Hartford	Union
Aschermann, C. F.	Section 6	Farmer	Germany	1854	Guionville	Union
Bovard, Elwood	Section 23	Farmer	Indiana	1851	Aberdeen	Cass
Bovard, Ursula	Section 23	Farmer	Indiana	1823	Aberdeen	Cass
Cofield, J. W.	Section 2	Farmer	Kentucky	1835	Rising Sun	Cass
Dorrel, Peter	Section 23	Farmer	Indiana	1827	Aberdeen	Cass
Gibbens, Ann	Section 23	Farmer	Indiana	1822	Aberdeen	Cass
Hastings, James	Section 2	Farmer	Indiana	1844	Rising Sun	Cass
Jenkins, Malinda	Section 2	Farmer	Kentucky	1831	Rising Sun	Cass
Johnson, Henry	Section 2	Farmer	Indiana	1834	Rising Sun	Cass
Monroe, J. H.	Section 2	Farmer	Ohio	1832	Rising Sun	Cass
Monroe, O. P.	Section 4	Farmer & Blacksmith	Indiana	1839	Rising Sun	Cass
Meier, S.	Section 20	Farmer	Germany	1852	Aberdeen	Cass
Mitchel, J. W.	Section 23	Cooper	Indiana	1827	Rising Sun	Cass
Stewart, J. W.	Section 2	Farmer	Pennsylvania	1829	Rising Sun	Cass
Stewart, S. M.	Section 2	Farmer	Indiana	1853	Rising Sun	Cass
Scranton, J. C.	Section 3	Farmer	Canada	1814	Rising Sun	Cass
Carpenter, Jonathan	Section 11	Farmer	Ohio	1836	Bear Branch	Pike
Carpenter, Henry	Section 11	Farmer	Indiana	1852	Bear Branch	Pike
Clark, Jacob	[blank]	Carpenter	Ohio	1854	Bear Branch	Pike
Elder, James	Section 23	Farmer	Ireland	1833	Bear Branch	Pike
Elder, James Jr.	Section 23	Farmer	Ohio	1853	Bear Branch	Pike
Langerkamp, J. F.	Section 23	Farmer	Germany	1843	Bear Branch	Pike
Luther, Frank	Section 23	Farmer & Miller	Indiana	1839	Bear Branch	Pike
Marker, Henry	Section 14	Farmer	Germany	1846	Bear Branch	Pike
McGuire, Michael	Section 16	Farmer	Indiana	1847	Aurora	Pike
Walston, K. B.	Section 11	Farmer	Indiana	1847	Bear Branch	Pike

Ohio County – 1876 Indiana Atlas Business Directory

Ohio County, Indiana Business Directory from:
Andreas, A. T. Illustrated Historical Atlas of the State of Indiana. Chicago : Baskin, Forster and Company, 1876.

OHIO COUNTY.

RISING SUN.

D. T. & H. S. DOWNEY, Attorneys at Law.
S. M. JELLEY, Attorney at Law.
O. W. LEWIS, Artist.
R. J. ROLLINS, Barber and Hair Dresser.
A. H. WRIGHT, Barber and Hair Dresser.
H. B. STEELE, Blacksmith.
ALFRED MERRILL, Blacksmith, cor. Walnut and Grand sts.
B. L. ROLLINS, Blacksmith and Farmer.
H. ROLLINS, Blacksmith and Farmer.
J. RODRIGUEZ, Baker.
J. F. RIGGS, Blacksmith.
BENJAMIN DOLPH, Blacksmith and Farmer.
F. W. WERSHY, Carriage Trimmer.
J. B. SMITH, Cigar Maker.
J. R. PRICE, Cigar Maker.
PERRY BUCHANAN, Contractor and Builder.
K. H. ROBBINS, Contractor and Builder.
J. G. ESPEY, Coal and Lumber Dealer.
W. H. PECK, Clerk Wharf Boat.
S. W. MORGAN, Carriage Maker and Wood Worker.
WM. P. SINK, Drayman and Tinsmith.
GEORGE McAROY, Druggist.
E. A. IGOE, Dentist.
J. T. MATSON, Druggist and Physician, Main st., above Front.
M. F. MORSE, Engineer on Board Steamboat.
JAMES CLOSE, Flatboatman.
J. J. PATE, Farmer and Dealer in Stock.
W. T. LINDSAY, Groceries and Provisions.
J. W. GRACE, Grocer.
JONES SEWARD, Grocer.
J. R. CROUCH, Hotel, “Empire House.”
H. T. WILLIAMS, M. D., Lumber Mills, Proprietor City.
J. P. PEPPER, Merchant.
J. H. TALBOTT, Miller, Proprietor City Flouring Mills. Family and Fancy Flour always for sale.
D. W. CALVERT, Publisher Saturday News.
F. J. WALDO, Publisher Rising Sun Recorder.
A. P. WALTON, Photographer.
WM. H. CRAIG, Physician and Surgeon.
J. B. SUMMERS, Physician and Surgeon.
L. H. PIATT, Physician.
E. BLOSS, Painter, Sign and Ornamental.
J. S. THOMPSON, Pilot on Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.
B. FRANK BUCHANAN, Pharmacist, Assistant with Geo. McAroy.
WM CLORE, Plow Manufacturer.
M. R. HALL, Singer Sewing Machines and Picture Frames.
J. W. DALRYMPLE, Produce and Coal Dealer.
HUGH WILLIAMS, Saw-mill.
C. S. WRIGHT, Traveling Agent.

HARTFORD.

H. K. POHLE, Blacksmith.
W. M. KIRKPATRICK, Contractor and Builder.
E. P. NILES, County Surveyor and Proprietor of Saw-mill at Conaway’s Ford.
POTTEBAUM & SHERER, Lumber and Flouring Mills.
SPIELMAN & ROSS, Merchants.
CHAS. YAGER. Wagon Maker.

MILTON.

DANIEL B. SINK, Blacksmith.
GEO. W. PATE, Merchant.
N. H. WILSON, Physician and Surgeon.
JAMES HUNTER, Physician and Surgeon.
A. F. NIESTER, Shoemaker.

HULL’S MILLS.

J. B. SMITH, Contractor and Builder.

MISCELLANEOUS.

O. P. MONROE, Blacksmith, Cass tp.
J. ZIMERMAN, Basket Maker and Farmer, Randolph tp.
A. B. WILLIAMS, Butcher and Farmer, Randolph tp.
J. F. LANGENKAMP, Blacksmith, Pike tp.
J. W. MITCHEL, Cooper, Cass tp.
JACOB CLARK, Carpenter, Pike tp.
FRED NIEMAN, Farmer and Carpenter, Randolph tp.
PETER ZIMMERMAN, Farmer and Grower of Willows, Randolph tp.
WM. CONAWAY, Farmer and Butcher, Randolph tp.
J. A. FRENCH, Farmer and Trader, Randolph tp.
FRANK LUTHER, Lumber and Saw-mill, Pike township.
K. B. WALSTON, Shoemaker and Farmer, Pike township.
E. E. LYON, Superintendent Ohio County Asylum, Randolph tp.

Ohio County – 1860 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Ohio County, Indiana entries from:
George W. Hawes’ Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory for 1860 and 1861. Indianapolis: George W. Hawes, 1860.

ABERDEEN,
A post village of Ohio county, situated 10 miles south-west from Rising Sun, the capital of the county, 90 miles south-east from Indianapolis, and 45 miles south-west from Cincinnati. It contains one steam flour mill, one general store, a few trades and professions. Population 50. Post office established in 1852. D. W. Sisson, Postmaster.

Gillespie R. B., gunsmith.
Gould E. W., cabinet maker and manufacturer sash, blinds and doors.
Gould S. A., chair maker.
Griswell E. T., cooper.
Griswell W. R., blacksmith.
Luther T. & I., prop’rs steam flouring and grist mill.
Luther & Longwood, proprietors steam saw mill.
McHenry I. W., justice of the peace.
Mead W., cabinet maker.
Nettle James, cooper.
SISSON D. W., GENERAL MERCHANT.

BEAR BRANCH.
A post office of Ohio county, on a small stream of the same name, 14 miles west from Rising Sun, the capital of the county, 12 miles north of Vevay, and 90 miles south-east from Indianapolis.

HARTFORD,
A post village of Ohio county, in Union township, situated on Laughrey creek, 8 miles west from Rising Sun, and 80 miles south-east from Indianapolis. It contains a Methodist church, two general stores, one flouring and saw mill, and several trades and professions. Population 114. Post office established in 1830. BASIL L. COOPER, Postmaster.

Andrew M., school teacher.
Barnes Rev. Jas. S., Methodist pastor.
Berton Wm., cooper.
Billingsly J., resident farmer.
Bomaster Henry, prop’r saw mill.
Calhoon John C., butcher.
Clark Joseph, cooper.
Cofield Robert, auctioneer.
COOPER BASIL L., JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Cooper D. W., daguerrean artist.
Cooper T. N., dealer in groceries.
Frick Mrs. Jane E., dress maker.
Gerard J. B., physician and surgeon.
Gerard Wm., resident farmer.
Gregg Richard, attorney at law.
Holliday C., boot and shoe maker.
Holliday C., hide and leather dealer.
Johnson Alexander, harness and saddle maker.
Linn Joel, resident farmer.
McPherson William, stone and brick mason.
Maryman A. Y., township trustee.
Prather B. R., physician and surgeon.
Ray John, resident farmer.
Steel Samuel, blacksmith.
Stockdale Jos., blacksmith.
Stump Wm., tailor.
Wilber A. & R., general merchants and lumber dealers.

RISING SUN,

A prominent post town, and the capital of Ohio county, handsomely situated on the Ohio river, 35 miles below Cincinnati, and about 100 miles south-east from Indianapolis. It was laid out in 1810, and is a place of considerable business, containing the county buildings, one Catholic and six Protestant churches, several schools and benevolent institutions, a weekly newspaper, and numerous mercantile and manufacturing branches, including several mills, a large cotton and woolen factory, foundries, distilleries, furniture manufacturers, &c. Population 2,000.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Common Pleas Judge, John J. Hayden.
Clerk, John R. Ross.
Treasurer, R. W. Jones.
Auditor, O. H. Miller.
Recorder, Wm. Elliott.
Sheriff, Thos. H. Gilmore.
Coroner, Theophilus Jones.
Surveyor, E. B. Hunt.
Commissioners, C. Marble, H. Baricklow, and H. Anderson.

Alphabetical List of Professions , Trades, Etc.

Babb & Lemmon, editors and proprietors Indiana Weekly Visitor, cor. Main and Front.
Baxter J. S., boot and shoe shop, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Berkshire William, blacksmith, Fifth, bet. Walnut and Poplar.
Berkshire Wm., justice of peace, Fifth.
Best Mrs. S., millinery and dress making, Front, bet. Main and Second.
Birdzell C., meat store, Main, bet. Walnut and Market.
Calkin Miss L, millinery and fancy goods, Main, bet. Market and Walnut.
CITY HOTEL, CHARLES REOHM, PROPRIETOR, FRONT, BET. MAIN AND SECOND. (See card, p. 389.)
Clark Eli, watch maker and jeweler, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Clore Wm., blacksmith and plow maker, Walnut, bet. First and Second.
Corwine Rev. J. D. H., Universalist pastor, Grand, bet. First and Second.
Cullen Wm., merchant tailor, 10 Main.
Cullen & Grace, dealers in drugs, medicines, chemicals, &c., Main, bet. Market and Walnut.
DODD H. E. & SON, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, MAIN, BET. MARKET AND WALNUT.
Downey A. C., attorney and counselor at law, 10 Main.
Downey H. A., attorney at law and notary public, 10 Main.
DUNNE P. J., WATCH MAKER AND DEALER IN JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE, 2 MAIN.
Elliott Israel, blacksmith, cor. Front and Walnut.
Elliott Wm., county recorder, office Court House.
English Oliver, stone and brick mason, cor. Broad Alley and Second.
Enoch A. C., boot and shoe maker, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Espy H. S. & H., dealers in groceries, produce, queensware, &c., cor. Main and Market.
Fisher D., boot and shoe manufacturer, 14 Main.
French John J. & Co., grocers and produce dealers, cor. Main and Front.
Garey Enos, cabinet maker, Market, bet. Main and Grand.
GAREY JOHN W., BAKER, GROCER, AND CONFECTIONER, MAIN, BET. FRONT AND MARKET.
Gillespie William, physician and surgeon, Market, bet. Main and Second.
Gilmore Thomas H., county sheriff, Main, west of Mulberry.
Grace J. & Son, groceries, produce, queensware, boots, shoes, &c., Market, bet. Main and Second.
Hall Frank, bakery, 4 Main.
Hall Wm. T., carpenter and builder, cor. Main and Market.
Harris John, carpenter and builder, Market, bet. Main and Fourth.
Hathaway B. J., prop’r Aurora and Lawrenceburg Telegraph Line, Main, bet. Front and Market.
HATHAWAY & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c., &c., MAIN, BET. FRONT AND MARKET.
Hayden John J., Common Pleas judge, attorney at law and insurance agent, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Herdegen Adam, prop’r wharf boat, Levee, bet. Main and Second.
Hewitt J., groceries and provisions, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Horsfall Thos, tailor, cor. Main and Market.
Indiana Weekly Visitor, Babb & Lemmon, editors and prop’rs, corner Main and Front.
Jelly J. S., attorney at law, Main, between Market and Walnut.
Jessup D. H., physician and surgeon, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Jones H. J., groceries and produce, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Jones R. W., county treasurer, cor. Main and Market.
Jones Theophilus, county coroner, Walnut, bet. Main and Second.
Jones & Sill, manufacturers stoves, copper, tin and sheet iron ware, corner Main and Front.
McAVOY & BROTHER, DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, &c., MAIN, BET. FRONT AND MARKET.
McClure Institute, F. J. Gregory, librarian, R. G. Yonge, pres’t, Main, bet. Market and Walnut.
McKibbin C. T., physician and surgeon, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Massey Mrs. E. J., milliner and mantua maker, Front, bet. Main and Walnut.
Marble Ira T., grocery and oyster saloon, 4 Main.
Marquett & Mack, saddle and harness makers, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Martin Richard, manufacturer of saddles, harness, collars, &c., Main, bet. Market and Front.
Merrill H., blacksmith, corner Grand and Walnut.
Miles W., dealer in books and stationery, 14 Main.
Miller O. H., county auditor, office Court House.
MONROE WM., GROCER, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 6 MAIN.
Moore Rev. Wm., Presbyterian Church, (O. S.,) cor. Front and High.
Morgan B., hat and cap store, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Reister & Co., prop’rs foundry and iron shop, 12 Main.
REOHM CHARLES, PROP’R CITY HOTEL, FRONT BET. MAIN AND SECOND. (See card, p. 380.)
Rising Sun Insurance Co., S. Hathaway, president, B. J. Hathaway, secretary, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Ross Jno. R., county clerk, office Court House.
Schofield Joseph, prop’r carding and spinning woolen factory, cor. Front and Fifth.
Scoggin & Wilber, grocers and produce dealers, cor. Main and Market.
Seward Samuel, dealer in lumber and coal, cor. Main and Market.
Smith Wm. H., carpenter and builder, cor. Fourth and Market.
Snyder John H., baker and confectioner, 18 Main.
Steele Wm., blacksmith, Main, opp. Court House.
STEWART S. H., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, MAIN, BET. MARKET AND WALNUT.
Sullivan W. H., physician and surgeon, cor. Main and Market.
Summers Thomas, dealer in stoves, tin, copper and sheet iron ware, cor. Main and Walnut.
Talbott J. W., prop’r steam flouring mill, cor. Main and Front.
Tevis Rev. Jas., pastor, M. E. Church, Walnut, bet. Main and Second.
Thompson Platt, dealer in stoves, tin and sheet iron ware, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Tiers Rev. M., pastor Christian Church, Main, bet. Walnut and High.
ULREY J. B., SURGEON DENTIST, AT HOME ON MONDAYS AND TUESDAYS; IN AURORA ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY; IN LAWRENCEBURG FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Ulrey Stephen, postmaster, Main, between Market and Walnut.
Walker J. S., manufacturer and dealer in boots, shoes, rubbers, &c., Main, bet. Front and Market.
Wells J. C., general store, cor. Main and Market.
Whitlock J. T., undertaker and cabinet maker, Main, bet. Market and Walnut.
Williams H. T., physician and surgeon, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Works Jno. J., grocery and provision dealer, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Wright E. H., prop’r steam flouring and saw mill, cor. Front and Second.
Wright J., shaving saloon, Main, between Front and Market.
Wright Nathaniel, blacksmith, cor. Second and Walnut.
Yonge R. G., president McClure Institute, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Yonge R. S., chair maker, Main, between Market and Walnut.
Zieler J. & Co., dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, Main, bet. Front and Market.

Ohio County – 1858 Indiana Gazetteer

Ohio County, Indiana entries from:
G.W. Hawes’ Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory for 1858 and 1859. Indianapolis : Geo. W. Hawes, 1858.
Digitized copy online at Internet Archive

ABERDEEN,
A post village in Ohio county and contains one store, one blacksmith, and one cabinet maker. Population 386.

[Names were too late for regular insertion in the General Directory, and are found in the Business Classification.]

Gould E. W., cabinet maker and furniture dealer.
Gould S., attorney at law.
Griswold, W. R., blacksmith.
Sisson D. W., general store.

BEAR BRANCH,
A post office of Ohio county, 12 miles south of Vevay, 14 miles east of Rising Sun. It has one store, one blacksmith shop, two sawmills, one gristmill, one minister, one tailor, one shoemaker, and two coopers. 100 miles from Indianapolis. Population, 600

Anderson H., prop’r saw and gristmill.
COLE J., POSTMASTER.
Cole J., blacksmith.
Hoffmeyer H., tailor.
Robins J. Rev., Baptist.
Rose J., shoemaker.
Wycoff P., prop’r sawmill.

COOPERSVILLE,
A post office of Ohio county, 8 miles from Rising Sun, the county seat, 40 miles north-west of Cincinnati.

HARTFORD,
A post village of Ohio county, situated 6 ½ miles from Rising Sun, the county seat, 80 miles south-east of Indianapolis, and 28 miles from Cincinnati. It contains one general store, one grocery, three blacksmiths, one boot and shoe maker, one minister, one dress maker, one water grist mill, three resident farmers, one magistrate, two physicians, one water saw mill, one tailor and clothier, one mason, one plasterer and bricklayer, one Methodist church, and a school with twenty-five pupils attending. Population, 75.

Cooper Basil L., farmer.
Cooper Basil L., justice of peace.
COOPER B. L., POST MASTER.
Cooper Thomas N., grocer.
Euler & Boughmaster, proprietors steam grist mill.
Euler & Boughmaster, proprietors water saw mill.
Finch Jane, dress maker.
Gerard Dr., physician and surgeon.
Holiday Selia, boot and shoe maker.
Johnson Alexander, harness maker.
LaSourd Jesse Rev., Methodist.
McPherson Wm., stone mason.
Medaris Dr., physician and surgeon.
Richards Jacob, farmer.
Smith Hiram, blacksmith.
Steel Samuel, blacksmith.
Stockdale Joseph, blacksmith.
Stumpe Wm., tailor and clothier.
Tresser Michael, bricklayer.
Wilber A. & R., general store.
Wilber A., farmer.
Wilber R., farmer.

RISING SUN,
The county seat of Ohio county, is beautifully situated on the Ohio river, 35 miles from Cincinnati. It was laid out in 1814 by John James. Many of the earliest settlers of the place still reside here. The first newspaper ever published here was called the Rising Sun, by Isaac Stevens & Co., and the first number was issued on the 16th day of November, 1833. Population about 2,200. The principal public buildings are the public school building, capable of accommodating 700 pupils, the court house and jail. The Southeastern Indiana Female Seminary is located here. The Weekly Visitor is the only paper published here. The principal manufactories and productive establishments are a woolen factory, iron foundry, plow factory, flouring mill, distillery, saw mill, chair factory, two furniture manufactories, two bakeries, six boot and shoe and four tailoring establishments. Of other business houses there are four dry goods and six grocery stores, one drug store, one hat store, three jewelry establishments, one hotel. There are five churches, two Presbyterian, one Methodist, one Reform Baptist and one Universalist church. This place has an extensive river trade and annually sends large quantities of produce of the South. The dry good and variety store of Messrs. Hathaway & Co., was established by S. Hathaway in 1822, and is one of the most extensive business houses of the kind in the West, and embraces the most complete variety of all kinds of goods ever collected in one house. It is, also, the office of the Rising Sun Insurance Company, and of the Lawrenceburgh and Rising Sun Telegraph line. The flouring mill of J. W. Talbott, the woolen factory of I. Scofield, and the distillery of E. H. Wright, each do a heavy business. Rising Sun has, also, the reputation of being the most healthy town on the Ohio River.

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

Trustees—Henry S. Pate, Thomas Griswold, J. F. Pate.
Clerk—Harvey Green.
Treasurer—James M. Reister.
Constable—Robert Carter.

CITY OFFICERS.

Council—B. Moroan, John Baxter, Simon Mitchell, Enos Gary.
Post Master—John W. Spencer.
Mayor—Henry A. Downey.
Marshal—Joseph S. Walker.
Treasurer—Stephen Ulrey.
Clerk—Charles W. Mountz.
Street Commissioner—Cornelius Miller.

JUDICIAL.

Circuit Court—This Court meets on the 2d Mondays February and August. A. C. Downey, Judge; Frank Adkinson, Prosecutor.
Common Pleas Court sits on the 3d Mondays of January, April, July and October. Robert Drummond, Judge; James A. Works, Prosecutor.
Commissioners Court—Meets on 1st Mondays in March, June, September and December.

BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS.

Masonic—Rising Sun Lodge meets on the 1st and 3d Saturdays in each month.
King David Chapter meets on the 1st and 3d Tuesdays in each month.
Temperance—Republican Division Sons of Temperance meets every Monday evening at Temperance Hall.
I. O. O. F.—Friendship Lodge No. 4 meets every Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows’ Hall.
Eldridge Encampment meets on the 1st and 3d Thursdays in each month.

TOWN AND TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.

The City Council meets on the 1st Monday in each month.
Township Trustees—The Township Board meets on the last Saturday in each month.

M’CLURE INSTITUTE. (Incorporated 1855.)

President—Robert G. Young.
Vice President—James M. Reister.
Secretary—Wm. H. Smith.
Treasurer—M. Calvert.
Directors—Platt Thompson, W. H. Gregory, Harvey Green, P. J. Dunne.
Librarian—Frank Gregory.

Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.

Barkshire Samuel, (colored) cooperage.
Baxter J. S., boot and shoe maker.
Berkshire Wm., blacksmith.
Best Mrs. Sallie, millinery.
Bonham John C. Rev., Presbyterian, (N. S.)
Bowman William, butcher.
Calkins Miss Luis, milliner and dress maker.
CALVERT M., TREASURER M’CLURE INSTITUTE.
Clore Wm., plow manufacturer.
City Hotel, Marcus Bradbury proprietor.
Cullen Wm., tailor.
COVINGTON JOHN B., MANUFACTURER OF SORGHO MILLS, OKEY’S PATENT LATH MACHINE, AND HOFFNER’S PATENT SCREW CUTTER. (See advertisement, inside of right cover.)
Dodd H. E. & Son, dealers in dry goods.
DOWNEY A. C. & H. A., ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND NOTARIES PUBLIC.
DOWNEY HENRY A., MAYOR.
Drake Enoch, wagon maker.
DUNNE P. J., WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE.
Enoch A. C., boot and shoe maker.
Enoch H. R., boot and shoe maker.
Espey H. S. & H., grocers.
FIELDS JAS., CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
Fisher D. Jr., boot and shoe maker.
FRENCH JOHN J. & CO., GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
GARY JOHN W., BAKERY, GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY.
Gary Enos, cabinet furniture.
Gilmore T. H., grocer.
Gillespie Wm., physician and surgeon.
GREGORY F. J., LIBRARIAN McCLURE INSTITUTE.
GREGORY W. H., EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR INDIANA VISITOR.
Hall W. H. & W., carpenters and joiners.
Hamilton John E., blacksmith.
Harris John, house carpenter.
Harsfall Thomas, tailor.
HATHAWAY B. J., PROPRIETOR OF THE AURORA AND LAWRENCEBURGH TELEGRAPH LINE. (See card.)
HATHAWAY & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, etc.
HAYDEN J. J., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND INSURANCE AGENT.
HERDEGEN ADAM, BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY.
Huston M. & Son, wagon and carriage makers.
INDIANA WEEKLY VISITOR, W. H. GREGORY EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Israel Elliott, blacksmith.
Jelley J. S., attorney at law.
JESSUP D. H., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
JONES JOHN H., GROCER AND PRODUCE DEALER.
Lewis John K., painter.
Lewis John, proprietor steam saw mill.
McAvoy & Bro., druggists and apothecaries.
McCaw James Rev., pastor Methodist Church.
McCLURE INSTITUTE, F. J. GREGORY LIBRARIAN, R. G. YONGE PRESIDENT.
McKibben C. T., physician and surgeon.
Marble Nathaniel, broom factory.
Martin Richard, saddle and harness maker.
MASONIC HALL, RISING SUN LODGE, NO. 6.
Massey Mrs. E. J., milliner and dressmaker.
Merrill Henry, blacksmith.
Miles W., tailor.
Moore William Rev., pastor Presbyterian Church (O. S.)
Morgan B., halter.
ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. 1.
REISTER J. M. & CO., IRON FOUNDERS AND MANUFACTURES OF THE MORMON BEATEN HAY AND COTTON PRESS.
RISING SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, S. HATHAWAY, PRESIDENT, B. J. HATHAWAY, SECRETARY. (See advertisement, page 180.)
Scofield J., woolen factory.
Scogin & Wilber, grocers.
Scranton Almon, tailor.
Smith W. H., house joiner.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE, REPUBLICAN DIVISION NO. 178.
SPENCER JOHN W., POST MASTER.
Steward Samuel, lumber dealer.
Stewart Mr. Rev., pastor Baptist Church.
Sullivan Wm. H., physician and surgeon.
Summers Thomas, stoves and tinware.
Talbott Joseph W., cooperage.
Thompson Sidney, prop’r wharf boat.
Thompson P., stoves and tinware.
ULREY J. P., DENTIST, AT HOME ON MONDAYS AND TUESDAYS, IN AURORA WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, IN LAWRENCEBURGH THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
Ulrey Stephen, books and stationery, and notary public.
WALKER J. S., BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
Ward Charles, wagon maker.
Ward Charles D., wagon maker.
Ward Thomas A., ambrotypist.
WELLS J. C., DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC.
Wharf Boat, Sidney Thompson prop’r.
Whitlock John T., cabinet-maker.
WRIGHT E. H., MILLER AND DISTILLER.
Wright Nathaniel, blacksmith.
Wright Jefferson, (colored,) barber.
YONGE R. G., PRESIDENT McCLURE INSTITUTE.
Yonge Robert G., chair maker.
Zeiller J. & Co., staple and fancy dry goods.

Ohio County – 1849 Indiana Gazetteer

Ohio County, Indiana entries from:
The Indiana Gazetteer or Topographical Dictionary. Indianapolis : E. Chamberlain, 1849.
Digitized copy online at Internet Archive

ARNOLD’S CREEK, a small stream in Ohio county, emptying into the Ohio river two miles below Rising Sun. It was named after Col. Arnold, who, soon after the Revolutionary war, was enticed into an ambuscade by the Indians, and killed by them near this stream.

CASS, a southern township in Ohio county, with a population of 1,000.

HARTFORD, a small town in Ohio county, on Laughery Creek, six miles north-west of Rising Sun. It contains a good brick Methodist Church, about fifty dwelling houses, and three hundred inhabitants. It was first settled in 1814 by Benj. Walker, John Livingston, and others.

MILTON, a small town in Ohio county, on Laughery creek.

OHIO COUNTY, named after the river on whose borders it is situated, was organized in 1844. It is bounded on the north by Dearborn, on the east by the Ohio, on the south by Switzerland, and west by Ripley. It is the smallest county in the State, and contains only ninety square miles. The civil townships are four in number, viz: Randolph, Union, Cass and Pike. The population is, at this time, about 6,000. The face of the country, with the exception of some large and fine bottoms on the Ohio and Laughery, is very hilly, yet in general not so uneven that it cannot be cultivated. The soil is uniformly good; on the bottoms, hill sides and tops, well adapted to corn, wheat, oats, &c., and in the interior especially so, to grass. Beech, walnut, ash and sugar predominate near the streams; oak and hickory in other places. About half the county has been cleared and is in cultivation, and the most of it is well farmed. The surplus articles exported are taken to a southern market mostly, and consist of hogs, cattle, horses, sheep, mules, flour, hay, and all kinds of marketing, and their value is estimated to amount to $250,000 annually.

There are in the county six grist mills, propelled by water, two do. by steam, eleven saw mills, one cotton manufactory employing about 100 hands, one woolen do., one iron foundry and finishing shop, two large distilleries, one printing office, twenty-five stores, twelve groceries, ten ware-houses, six lawyers, ten physicians, fifteen preachers, and about 275 mechanics, principally carpenters, coopers, shoemakers, and other trades most in demand. The products of the manufactories are estimated at $110,000 a year. The Methodists have good churches in Rising Sun and Hartford, and others in the country. The New and Old School Presbyterians also have churches in Rising Sun, and the former, one in Cass township. The Universalists have one in town, and the Reformed Baptists also one, with another in Union township. The taxable land in the county amounts to 50,000 acres.

The county, after a long contest, was formed, no doubt, in violation of the constitution; but the convenience of the public, from local situation, appearing to require it, it has been submitted to.

PIKE, a western township in Ohio county, population 550.

RANDOLPH, a south-east township in Ohio county, population 4,000.

RISING SUN, the Seat of Justice of Ohio county, is beautifully situated on a high bank of the Ohio, 14 miles by water below Lawrenceburgh, 50 miles above Madison, and 96 south-east of Indianapolis. It was first settled in 1814, by C. A. Craft, John James, A. C. Pepper, Henry Wiest, J. A. Walton, N. Clark, P. Athearn, S. Hathaway, Samuel Jelley, Hugh Espey, &c. Rising Sun contains about 400 dwelling houses, of which one half are brick, the others frame, and 2,500 inhabitants. The public buildings are spacious and convenient churches, one each for the Methodists, New and Old School Presbyterians, Reformed Baptists and Universalists, good county buildings, market house, and an incorporated Academy in which 100 students usually attend. The manufactures of Rising Sun are carried on to an extent highly creditable to the enterprise of its citizens. They consist of a large cotton factory, usually employing 100 hands, one woolen factory, one iron foundry and finishing shop, and one large distillery. The value of the manufactured articles is estimated at $90,000 annually.

UNION, a northern township in Ohio county, population 1,000.

Ohio County Civil War Soldiers

Below is a list of Civil War soldiers from Ohio County, Indiana. The list is from History of Dearborn, Ohio and Switzerland Counties, Chicago: W. F. Weakley, 1885.

Given Name	Surname	Rank	Function	Regiment	Company
John W	Rabb	Captain	Infantry	7th	I
Solomon	Waterman	First Lieutenant	Infantry	7th	I
David	Lostutter	Second Lieutenant	Infantry	7th	I
Frank	Gregory	First Sergeant	Infantry	7th	I
Joseph G	Bell	Sergeant	Infantry	7th	I
Hugh	Jameson	Sergeant	Infantry	7th	I
Joseph S	Thompson	Sergeant	Infantry	7th	I
Samuel S	Lynn	Corporal	Infantry	7th	I
Silas P	Richmond	Corporal	Infantry	7th	I
Jerry	McElvay	Corporal	Infantry	7th	I
Hudson	Campbell	Corporal	Infantry	7th	I
Fred	Garlinghouse	Musician	Infantry	7th	I
William P	Ammen	Musician	Infantry	7th	I
Thomas J	Adkins	Private	Infantry	7th	I
James	Adkinson	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Levi H	Burgess	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Riley	Brunley	Private	Infantry	7th	I
John	Bennett	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Marion	Bradshaw	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Philip B	Barker	Private	Infantry	7th	I
John	Colley	Private	Infantry	7th	I
George	Connell	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Martin	Cunningham	Private	Infantry	7th	I
John W	Dodd	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Thomas M	Dodd	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Charles	Degner	Private	Infantry	7th	I
William C	Eastman	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Hamilton	Elias	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Levi H	Elstar	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Jesse	Fortner	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Frank	Fowler	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Wm P	Gockle	Private	Infantry	7th	I
A D	Hunt	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Allen	Hardin	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Michael	Hourigan	Private	Infantry	7th	I
John E	Hardy	Private	Infantry	7th	I
John	Husseman	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Henry T	Hayman	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Ellis	Harrison	Private	Infantry	7th	I
D A	Jennings	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Geo W	Lemons	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Chris	Lostutter	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Frank	Lakin	Private	Infantry	7th	I
J B	McQuithey	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Joseph	Malone	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Richard	Moore	Private	Infantry	7th	I
John P	McNutt	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Samuel	Pink	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Archibald	Pink	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Julius C	Pierson	Private	Infantry	7th	I
John	Neal	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Charles	Neal	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Peter S	Richmond	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Elisha	Scoggin	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Joseph H	Smith	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Henry H	Smith	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Ephraim	Smith	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Jesse	Summers	Private	Infantry	7th	I
John W	Stout	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Geo W	Stephenson	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Henry	Stelink	Private	Infantry	7th	I
James M	Tinker	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Wesley	Tinker	Private	Infantry	7th	I
William	Terrill	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Wm	Van Antwert	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Frederick	Vehouse	Private	Infantry	7th	I
M C	Walker	Private	Infantry	7th	I
George	Walker	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Edward	Walker	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Harvey J	Wade	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Oliver D	Williams	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Orville G	Williams	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Jerome B	Williams	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Daniel	Yarnell	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Hartley	Yonker	Private	Infantry	7th	I
Solomon	Waterman	Captain	Infantry	7th	C
David, Jr.	Lostutter	Captain	Infantry	7th	C
Hugh	Jamison	Captain	Infantry	7th	C
Orville D	Williams	Captain	Infantry	7th	C
Robert E	Hall	Captain	Infantry	7th	C
David, Jr.	Lostutter	First Lieutenant	Infantry	7th	C
Samuel S	Lynn	First Lieutenant	Infantry	7th	C
Hugh	Jamison	First Lieutenant	Infantry	7th	C
Hugh	Jamison	First Sergeant	Infantry	7th	C
Jerome B	Williams	Sergeant	Infantry	7th	C
Julius C	Pearson	Sergeant	Infantry	7th	C
Orville D	Williams	Sergeant	Infantry	7th	C
Thomas M	Dodd	Sergeant	Infantry	7th	C
Calvin F	Monroe	Corporal	Infantry	7th	C
John W	Dodd	Corporal	Infantry	7th	C
George W	Lemon	Corporal	Infantry	7th	C
Jerome B	Williams	First Lieutenant	Infantry	7th	C
Orville W	Williams	First Lieutenant	Infantry	7th	C
Robert E	Hall	First Lieutenant	Infantry	7th	C
Thomas M	Dodd	First Lieutenant	Infantry	7th	C
Samuel S	Lynn	Second Lieutenant	Infantry	7th	C
Hugh	Jamison	Second Lieutenant	Infantry	7th	C
Jerome B	Williams	Second Lieutenant	Infantry	7th	C
John W	Dodd	Second Lieutenant	Infantry	7th	C
Henry	Stealing	Corporal	Infantry	7th	C
Marcus C	Walker	Corporal	Infantry	7th	C
Abel C Pepper	French	Corporal	Infantry	7th	C
Henry T	Hayman	Corporal	Infantry	7th	C
Jacob J	Burnett	Corporal	Infantry	7th	C
James F	Lemon	Musician	Infantry	7th	C
George W	Righter	Musician	Infantry	7th	C
William	Abbott	Wagoner	Infantry	7th	C
Isaac M	Allen	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Nath'l M C	Allen	Private	Infantry	7th	C
George W	Bennett	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Richard	Burns	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Mason B	Bradshaw	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Sam M	Campbell	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Dan T	Carpenter	Private	Infantry	7th	C
George	Clark	Private	Infantry	7th	C
William H	Clark	Private	Infantry	7th	C
John	Collins	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Armstrong	Collins	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Joseph	Conaway	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Israel Loriny	Craft	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Reed N	Crandall	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Jonas T	Delph	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Willis M	Delph	Private	Infantry	7th	C
William H	Dugle	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Samuel	Dugle	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Philip	Eastman	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Aaron D	Eggleston	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Charles	Fisher	Private	Infantry	7th	C
James M	Fox	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Oliver P	Gibbons	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Richard D	Grace	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Robert Elwood	Hall	Private	Infantry	7th	C
William	Hare	Private	Infantry	7th	C
John	Hodges	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Jeremiah	Holcraft	Private	Infantry	7th	C
William G	Holden	Private	Infantry	7th	C
James C	Huston	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Isaac M	Huston	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Elijah	Israel	Private	Infantry	7th	C
David	Jones	Private	Infantry	7th	C
John M	Kelley	Private	Infantry	7th	C
William H	Kittle	Private	Infantry	7th	C
William	Lambert	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Henry Clay	Lemon	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Robert B	Lewis	Private	Infantry	7th	C
James W	Loder	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Mort S	Longwood	Private	Infantry	7th	C
John	Majors	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Harmon H	Marker	Private	Infantry	7th	C
H H	McCullough	Private	Infantry	7th	C
John	McKnight	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Benj, Jr.	Miller	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Robert B	Mitchell	Private	Infantry	7th	C
William	Monroe	Private	Infantry	7th	C
William	Mullen	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Martin F	Nieman	Private	Infantry	7th	C
William	Oatman	Private	Infantry	7th	C
H	Otenchultz	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Charles E	Pate	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Jackson I	Pate	Private	Infantry	7th	C
William H	Pearce	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Archibald I	Pink	Private	Infantry	7th	C
John H	Powell	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Alex, Sr.	Randall	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Alex, Jr.	Randall	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Herman	Reinhardt	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Peter S	Richmond	Private	Infantry	7th	C
William	Reiman	Private	Infantry	7th	C
F	Schwertzfezer	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Theodore L	Simons	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Charles L	Stewart	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Charles W	Sterling	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Andrew J	Stopher	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Frank	Summers	Private	Infantry	7th	C
James M	Tinker	Private	Infantry	7th	C
James	Tinker	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Martin	Thompson	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Sanford	Tuttle	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Nathan	Tyler	Private	Infantry	7th	C
William H	Walton	Private	Infantry	7th	C
William	Walker	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Benjamin F	Welch	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Alex B	Williams	Private	Infantry	7th	C
J	Williamson	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Albert	Williamson	Private	Infantry	7th	C
James S	Wilson	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Peter	Winn	Private	Infantry	7th	C
Robert G	Yonge	Private	Infantry	7th	C
G M	Armstrong	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
M H	Courtney	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
William	Gibbons	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
George	Hewitt	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
Jacob S	Keller	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
Oliver P	Kelly	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
John C	Lee	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
Theo	Longwood	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
Thomas L	Miles	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
William F	Mier	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
Pinkney A	North	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
Sampson M	Pugh	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
William F	Sink	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
Charles	Williams	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
Oliver G	Williams	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
James	Wilson	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
J	Williamson	Recruit	Infantry	7th	C
Metellus	Calvert	Captain	Infantry	83rd	C
Benj	North	Captain	Infantry	83rd	C
Wm H	Smith	Captain	Infantry	83rd	C
Benj	North	First Lieutenant	Infantry	83rd	C
Wm H	Smith	First Lieutenant	Infantry	83rd	C
E C	North	First Lieutenant	Infantry	83rd	C
T	Shehane	Second Lieutenant	Infantry	83rd	C
Eli	Harrison	Second Lieutenant	Infantry	83rd	C
Wm H	Smith	First Sergeant	Infantry	83rd	C
Ernest C	North	Sergeant	Infantry	83rd	C
Edmund	Miller	Sergeant	Infantry	83rd	C
Riley	Brumly	Sergeant	Infantry	83rd	C
Eli	Harrison	Sergeant	Infantry	83rd	C
John	Bennett	Corporal	Infantry	83rd	C
James	Kay	Corporal	Infantry	83rd	C
Wm H	North	Corporal	Infantry	83rd	C
John J	Douglass	Corporal	Infantry	83rd	C
John	Monroe	Corporal	Infantry	83rd	C
Wm P	Conner	Corporal	Infantry	83rd	C
John D	Sams	Corporal	Infantry	83rd	C
Pleasant M	Shafer	Corporal	Infantry	83rd	C
David C	Thorn	Musician	Infantry	83rd	C
Jacob	Hess	Musician	Infantry	83rd	C
Daniel K	Crandall	Wagoner	Infantry	83rd	C
Wm G	Bailey	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Daniel J	Bailey	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
John W	Beaty	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Orrin O	Brey	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
John F	Bruner	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Marion	Bruner	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
John M	Callahan	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Jacob	Clark	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Wm	Cloud	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Daniel	Cloud	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Oliver P	Cochran	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
John W	Conaway	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Neal	Conrad	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Samuel H	Coary	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Joshua R	Crouch	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Lanson	Davis	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Joseph	Dodson	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Edward	Dorman	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Geo K	Douglass	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Arthur	Douglass	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Wm B	Douglass	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Jonathan	Drake	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Lemuel	Drake	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
H D	Englehart	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
J W	Facemire	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Martin	Fish	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Wm H	Fisher	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
John W	Gregory	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
M T	Hamilton	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Jacob	Harman	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Hosier J	Harris	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Abner	Hatfield	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Frederick	Hess	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Joseph M	Hewitt	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Henry	Hewitt	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
James	House	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Michael	House	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
R D	Hutchinson	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Ernest	James	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
John D	Koons	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Robert	Kyle	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
John C	Lare	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Samuel J	Lewis	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Peter	Long	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Edwin R	Mead	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
James E	Miller	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Benj F	Miller	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Henry	Monroe	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
George	Moore	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
James	Moreland	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Jonathan	Myers	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Chris C	Neal	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Geo W	Nettle	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
James M	North	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Henry W	Palmer	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Oscar	Parker	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Reuben	Pocock	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Franklin	Rains	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Wm H	Read	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
John A	Reed	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Wm	Rex	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
John W	Rice	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
C	Robinson	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
John T	Rodgers	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Benj F	Rollins	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
James W	Rusk	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Charles	Sedam	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
C B	Shafer	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Thos J	Shafer	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Silas	Shelley	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Joseph	Shelley	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
James O	Shipman	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
John	Smith	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
John A	Steele	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Nelson	Tarbox	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Ernest H	Theas	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Wm	Waldon	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
John	Ward	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
John S	Weathers	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Jeremiah	Winters	Private	Infantry	83rd	C
Aaron S	Davis	Recruit	Infantry	83rd	C
John	Fabian	Recruit	Infantry	83rd	C
Owen S	Gaskill	Recruit	Infantry	83rd	C
John	Herrick	Recruit	Infantry	83rd	C
John	Howard	Recruit	Infantry	83rd	C
E W	Hummel	Recruit	Infantry	83rd	C
Wm	Pryor	Recruit	Infantry	83rd	C
Theodore	Scott	Recruit	Infantry	83rd	C
Joseph	Ward	Recruit	Infantry	83rd	C
David G	Rabb	Captain	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
John W	Rabb	Captain	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Hugh, Jr.	Espey	Captain	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
John W	Rabb	First Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
M K	Haines	First Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Hugh, Jr.	Espey	First Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
M H	Masterson	First Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Wm W	Haines	First Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
J S	Whicher	First Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Hugh, Jr.	Espey	Second Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Mathew H	Masterson	Second Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
William W	Haines	Second Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
James S	Whicher	Second Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
John L	Miles	Second Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
George B	Sink	Second Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
James S	Whicher	Captain	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
George B	Sink	First Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
John	Stewart	First Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
John	Stewart	Second Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
John	Heardon	Second Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
C W	Johnson	Second Lieutenant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
William H	Haines	First Sergeant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
John L	Miles	Sergeant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Abner	McFarland	Sergeant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
George B	Sink	Sergeant	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
James	Buchanan	Corporal	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
DeWitt C	Bonnell	Corporal	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Jesse H	Jones	Corporal	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Benjamin F	Pepper	Bugler	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
James M	Long	Artificer	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
George	Barricklow	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Fred	Barricklow	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Perry	Buchanan	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Wm H	Carlisle	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
John S	Carpenter	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Rufus K	Downey	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Wm E	Eastman	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Henry	Fowler	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Peter	Hall	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
L	Hasbough	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Martin V	Hunt	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Henry	Knollman	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Jerome	McArther	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
John	Mitchell	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Abraham	Peaslee	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
James S	Reed	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Frederick	Rupker	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Samuel E	Scott	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Elisha	Scoggin	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Henry	Summers	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Frederick	Vehouse	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Henry	Volkman	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Wm P	Ammen	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
James R	Arford	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Levi H	Burgas	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Sam M	Campbell	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Hudson	Campbell	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
James	Clore	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Robert C	Conner	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
George A	Craft	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Eli	Corson	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Samuel	Dugal	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
William H	Gillis	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
William	Hewitt	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
George	Mapes	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Smith	Pate	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Robert	Ricketts	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
George J	Rabb	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
William A	Steele	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Isaac	Spore	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
George W	Spore	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
Thomas E	Todd	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
James	Todd	Private	Light Artillery	2nd Battery
John A	Platter	Captain	Calvary	4th	B
William T	Pepper	Captain	Calvary	4th	B
John H	Thompson	Captain	Calvary	4th	B
William H	Bracken	First Lieutenant	Calvary	4th	B
William T	Pepper	Second Lieutenant	Calvary	4th	B
John H	Thompson	Second Lieutenant	Calvary	4th	B
William H H	Isgrigg	Second Lieutenant	Calvary	4th	B
Oliver H	Williams	Private	Calvary	4th	B
Philip B	Barker	Private	Calvary	4th	B
D B	Hall	Private	Calvary	4th	B
George W	Newman	Private	Calvary	4th	B
Elijah	Scoggin	Private	Calvary	4th	B
Marmaduke	Barman	Private	Calvary	4th	B
Alfred	Bedgood	Private	Calvary	4th	B
Joseph M	Clark	Private	Calvary	4th	B
George W	French	Private	Calvary	4th	B
Frank	Fox	Private	Calvary	4th	B
James	Harris	Private	Calvary	4th	B
Charles M	Harris	Private	Calvary	4th	B
Robert	Hoover	Private	Calvary	4th	B
George W	Hayman	Private	Calvary	4th	B
Samuel	Harryman	Private	Calvary	4th	B
Robert A	Jameison	Private	Calvary	4th	B
William T	Lambdin	Private	Calvary	4th	B
James	Myers	Private	Calvary	4th	B
James	Miles	Private	Calvary	4th	B
Edward	McAlister	Private	Calvary	4th	B
Isaac	Spore	Private	Calvary	4th	B
George	Shoup	Private	Calvary	4th	B
George W	Smith	Private	Calvary	4th	B
William F	Smith	Private	Calvary	4th	B
John T	Whitlock	Private	Calvary	4th	B
William	Youge	Private	Calvary	4th	B
Isaac	Bowman	Recruit	Calvary	4th	B
George W	Lemon	Recruit	Calvary	4th	B
Oscar	Parker	Recruit	Calvary	4th	B
Samuel	Spore	Recruit	Calvary	4th	B
Albion	Jackson	Recruit	Calvary	4th	B
Jacob	Neal	Recruit	Calvary	4th	B
Eli S	Richmond	Recruit	Calvary	4th	B
Henry	St. Clair	Recruit	Calvary	4th	B

Indiana's Gore – Genealogy Resources

Genealogy Resources for Southeastern Indiana