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Aurora Public Schools Roll of Honor – 1877

Rolls of honor of the Aurora Public Schools in Dearborn County, Indiana for 1877 appeared in:

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 25 Jan 1877 – Page 3, Column 3

Roll of Honor of the Aurora School.

The following named pupils having had an average grade of 90 percent and upwards, in attendance, conduct and scholarship for the half year ending Jan. 19th, 1877, are entitled to a position on the roll of honor.

SENIOR CLASS.

  • Nellie Milburn
  • Aggie Radspinner
  • Sadie Stedman

ROOM No. 10.

  • Fannie Meyer
  • Louisa Severin
  • Ruth Baldwin
  • Julia Lane
  • William Ferris

ROOM No. 9.

  • Henry Carpenter
  • Louis Kriete

ROOM No. 8.

  • Nettie Cheek
  • Maggie Mitchell
  • Alta Squibb
  • Allie Caldwell
  • Lizzie Hopping

ROOM No. 7.

  • Lulie DuChemin
  • Gray Pattison
  • Maggie Kessler
  • George W. Hart

ROOM No. 6.

  • Tommy Squibb
  • Nettie Taylor
  • George Fisk
  • Charlie McKinzie
  • Annie Davis
  • Annie York
  • Josie Sassaman
  • Willie Baldwin
  • Nettie Siemantel
  • Harry Haring
  • Julius Severin
  • Jessie Cornwall
  • Ellsworth Wymond
  • Frank Wilson

ROOM No. 5.

  • Ella Reilly
  • Robbie Squibb
  • Frank Wildridge
  • Rella Dennerline
  • Harry McMullen
  • Josie Schumaker
  • Mabel Boyd
  • Heldah Severin
  • John Watson

ROOM No. 4.

  • Emma Reuse
  • Louisa Finke
  • John Curnyan
  • John Herdegen
  • Ross Baldwin
  • John Stier

ROOM No. 3.

  • Clara Emrie
  • Carrie Rectanus
  • Carrie Stamm
  • Minnie Kerr

ROOM No. 2—A GRADE.

  • Vina Ruesa
  • Frank Rectanus
  • Sam Haines

ROOM No. 2—B GRADE.

  • John Blake
  • John Pfolker
  • Allie Moore
  • Stella Sweet
  • Harry Kerr
  • Carrie Pfiester
  • Frank Abbott
  • Hannah Goldsmith

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 22 Feb 1877 – Page 3, Column 4

Roll of Honor of the Aurora School.
The following pupils having attained a grade of 90 percent and upwards in scholarship, attendance and deportment, are entitled to a position on the roll of Honor for the month ending February 16th, 1877:

SENIOR CLASS.

  • Nellie Milburn
  • Aggie Radspinner
  • Sadie Stedman
  • Dora Wymond

ROOM No. 10.

  • Eddie Darling
  • Harry Webber
  • Rachael Kastner
  • Margaret Kastner
  • Hattie Dewers
  • Louisa Severin
  • Ruth Baldwin
  • Carrie Hart
  • Laura Williams

ROOM No. 9.

  • Pem Holman
  • Rena Nelson
  • Frank Smith
  • Lizzie Brewington
  • Lena Wehe

ROOM No. 8.

  • Nettie Cheek
  • Maggie Mitchell
  • Alta Squibb
  • Allie Caldwell
  • Lizzie Hopping
  • Harry Emrie
  • Tillie Kaster
  • Frank Richt
  • Jesse Davis
  • Anson Lukens
  • Sarah Twentymen
  • Rosa Shipper
  • Ebner Hanover

ROOM No. 7.

  • Lulie DuChemin
  • Maggie Kessler
  • George W. Hart
  • Ella Hubbartt
  • Ida Shepard
  • Emma Oester

ROOM No. 6.

  • Harry Haring
  • Julius Severin
  • Jessie Cornwall
  • Tommy Squibb
  • Nettie Taylor
  • George Fisk
  • Charlie McKinzie
  • Ella Reilly
  • Louie Foulk
  • Bertha Kritzer
  • Robbie Squibb
  • Joseph Mary
  • Lillie Wilkie
  • Mary Dyke

ROOM No. 5.

  • Josie Schumaker
  • Mabel Boyd
  • Heildah Severin
  • Louisa Fink

ROOM No. 4.

  • Eddie James
  • Arnold Baily
  • Anna Black
  • Ella Squibb
  • Eddie Baker
  • Almie Fowler

ROOM No. 3.

  • Frank Fisk
  • Minnie Sweet
  • Albert Guy
  • Willie Wehe
  • Eddie Trumbower
  • Laura Koehler
  • Thos. Cornwell

ROOM No. 2—A GRADE.

  • Fannie Smith
  • Maggie Junker
  • Maggie Kyle
  • Allie Lostutter
  • Emma Mendell
  • Willie Sedam
  • Grace Wymond
  • Louie Severn
  • Fritz Ray
  • Frank Chisman
  • Anna Blasdell
  • Peter Oswald
  • Davis Jones
  • Lucy Kimmel
  • Emma Faber
  • Charlie McKinsie

ROOM No. 2—B GRADE.

  • Harry Kerr
  • Frank Abbott
  • Hannah Goldsmith
  • John Blake
  • Allie Moore
  • Stella Sweet
  • Bessie Baldwin
  • Joe Ritter
  • Emma Epstein
  • John Miller
  • Jennie Hill
  • Geo. Greer
  • Curtie Baker
  • Willie Chrirty
  • Aggie Christy
  • Frank Narn

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 22 Mar 1877 – Page 3, Column 4

Roll of Honor of the Aurora School.

SENIOR CLASS.

  • Nellie Milburn
  • Aggie Radspinner
  • Sadie Stedman
  • Dora Wymond

ROOM No. 10.

  • Lo[?] Severin
  • Car[?] Hart
  • Eddie Darling
  • Harry Webber
  • Julia Lane
  • Fannie Meyer
  • Will Ferris

ROOM No. 9.

  • Lena Wehe
  • Louis Krete

ROOM No. 8.

  • Frank Richt
  • Anson Lukens
  • Nettie Cheek
  • Maggie Mitchell
  • Alta Squibb
  • Allie Caldwell
  • Lizzie Hopping

ROOM No. 7.

  • Ella Hubbartt
  • Lulie DuChemin
  • Maggie Kessler
  • Ida Shepard
  • Gray Pattison
  • Mary Crawford

ROOM No. 6.

  • Ella Reilly
  • Louie Foulk
  • Joseph Mary
  • Harry Haring
  • Julius Severin
  • Jessie Cornwall
  • Tommy Squibb
  • Nettie Taylor
  • Mamie Gould
  • George Teaney
  • Ellsworth Wymond
  • Louie Wehe
  • Luther Cheek
  • George McClellen
  • George Fisk
  • Charlie McKinzie

ROOM No. 5.

  • Heildah Severin
  • Louisa Finke
  • Mabel Boyd
  • John Curnyan
  • Roy Fisk
  • Ralph Buffington
  • Emma Reese
  • John Herdegen
  • Arka Trester
  • Frank Wildridge
  • John Stier
  • Dave Sommerfield
  • Isaac Meyer
  • John Watson
  • Max Epstein
  • George Stedman

ROOM No. 4.

  • Ella Squibb
  • Eddie Baker
  • Almie Fowler
  • Arnold Baily
  • Anna Black
  • Harry Moran
  • Eddie James
  • George Rudolph
  • Ella Smith
  • Minnie Kerr
  • Lewie Mattox
  • Clara Emrie
  • Katie Terrill
  • Jennie Skirving

ROOM No. 3.

  • Eddie Trumbower
  • Laura Koehler
  • Thos Cornwell
  • Frank Fisk
  • Albert Guy
  • Willie Wehe
  • Owen Davis
  • Charlie Greer
  • Frank Rectanus
  • Sam Haynes
  • Emma Siemental
  • Fred Harris
  • Tillie Oester
  • Walter Christy
  • Wayland Davis
  • Nettie Dom
  • Anna Williams
  • Lulie Siemental
  • Paul Givan

ROOM No. 2—A GRADE.

  • Fritz Ray
  • Frank Chisman
  • Anna Blasdell
  • Peter Oswald
  • Fannie Smith
  • Allie Lostutter
  • Emma Mendell
  • Willie Sedam
  • Grace Wymond
  • Louie Severn
  • John Kimmel
  • Emma Hubbartt
  • Mary Stedman
  • Anna Relgart
  • Laura Unger
  • Charlie McHenry
  • Eddie Lostetter
  • Lizzie Ray
  • Alice Bertie
  • Jennie Lukens

ROOM No. 2—B GRADE.

  • Harry Kerr
  • Frank Abbott
  • Hannah Goldsmith
  • John Blake
  • Joe Ritter
  • Emma Epstein
  • John Miller
  • Geo. Greer
  • Carrie Baker
  • Frank Nagelli

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 19 Apr 1877 – Page 3, Column 3

Roll of Honor of the Aurora School.

SENIOR CLASS.

  • Nellie Milburn
  • Aggie Radspinner
  • Lizzie Bond
  • Nettie Trester
  • Sadie Stedman
  • Dora Wymond
  • Frank Holman
  • Harvey Hopping

ROOM No. 10.

  • Louisa Severin
  • Carrie Hart
  • Eddie Darling
  • Harry Webber
  • Julia Lane
  • Fannie Meyer
  • Grace Appleton

ROOM No. 9.

  • None.

ROOM No. 8.

  • Allie Caldwell
  • Lizzie Hopping
  • Frank Richt
  • Jesse Davis
  • Anson Lukens

ROOM No. 7.

  • Ella Hubbartt
  • Lulie DuChemin
  • Maggie Kessler
  • Rosa Shafer
  • Adolph Fuestel
  • Ida Shepard
  • Gray Pattison
  • Mary Crawford
  • George Hart

ROOM No. 6.

  • Allan Holman
  • Annie York
  • Nettie Siemantel
  • Jennie Downton
  • Robbie Squibb
  • Mary Dyke
  • Ella Reilly
  • Joseph Mary
  • Julius Severin
  • Jessie Cornwall
  • Tommy Squibb
  • Nettie Taylor
  • Mamie Gould
  • George Teaney
  • Ellsworth Wymond
  • George Fisk
  • Charlie McKinzie

ROOM No. 5.

  • Josie Schumaker
  • Mary Fehling
  • Lulie Stark
  • Clyde Wilson
  • Frank Wildridge
  • Emma Reese
  • Roy Fisk
  • Heildah Severin
  • Louisa Finke
  • Mabel Boyd

ROOM No. 4.

  • Ella Smith
  • Ella Squibb
  • Eddie Baker
  • Aimie Fowler
  • Lewie Mattox
  • Clara Emrie
  • Jennie Skirving
  • Anna Black
  • Eddie James
  • Minnie Fuestil
  • Mary Fuestil
  • Carrie Rectanus
  • George Blake
  • Emma Martin

ROOM No. 3.

  • Libbie Trester
  • Carrie Sidler
  • Daisy Williamson
  • Minnie Richt
  • Owen Davis
  • Emma Siemental
  • Fred Harris
  • Tillie Oester
  • Walter Christy
  • Wayland Davis
  • Nettie Dom
  • Anna Williams
  • Laura Koehler
  • Frank Fisk
  • Albert Guy

ROOM No. 2—A GRADE.

  • Emma Hubbartt
  • Mary Stedman
  • Anna Reigart
  • Charlie McHenry
  • Jennie Lukens
  • Fritz Ray
  • Anna Blasdell
  • Peter Oswald
  • Fannie Smith
  • Allie Lostutter
  • Willie Sedam
  • Louie Severn
  • Nellie Lamb
  • John Felker

ROOM No. 2—B GRADE.

  • Harry Kerr
  • John Miller
  • Geo. Greer
  • Carrie Baker
  • Joe Ritter
  • Hannah Goldsmith
  • Willie Watson
  • Andy Dupps

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 31 May 1877 – Page 3, Column 3

Roll of Honor of the Aurora School.

ROOM No. 10.

  • Louisa Severin
  • Carrie Hart
  • Eddie Darling
  • Harry Webber
  • Myra Foulk
  • Julia Lane
  • Fannie Meyer
  • Grace Appleton
  • Ruth Baldwin

ROOM No. 8.

  • Allie Caldwell
  • Lizzie Hopping
  • Frank Richt
  • Tillie Kastner
  • Nettie Cheek
  • Jesse Davis
  • Anson Lukens
  • Rosa Schipper
  • Alta Squibb

ROOM No. 7.

  • Ella Hubbartt
  • Lulie DuChemin
  • Maggie Kessler
  • Ida Shepard
  • Gray Pattison
  • Mary Crawford
  • George Hart
  • Lizzie Owens
  • Fritz Beinkamp
  • John Busby

ROOM No. 6.

  • Julius Severin
  • Annie York
  • Nettie Siementel
  • Jennie Downton
  • Robbie Squibb
  • Mary Dyke
  • Ella Reilly
  • Jesse Cornwall
  • Tommy Squibb
  • Nettie Taylor
  • Harry Haring
  • Louie Wehe
  • Frank Wilson
  • Harry McMullen
  • Lillie Wilke
  • Mamie Gould
  • Ellsworth Wymond
  • George Fisk
  • Charlie McKinzie

ROOM No. 5.

  • Josie Schumaker
  • Mary Fehling
  • Emma Reese
  • Roy Fisk
  • Heildah Severin
  • Louisa Finke
  • Max Epstien
  • George Stedman
  • John Herdegen
  • John Stier
  • Mabel Boyd
  • Frank Wildridge

ROOM No. 4.

  • Almie Fowler
  • Lewie Mattox
  • Clara Emrie
  • Jennie Skirving
  • Ella Smith
  • Ella Squibb
  • Anna Black
  • Eddie James
  • Minnie Fuestil
  • Nannie Swift
  • Maud Sargent
  • Ella Coulter
  • Minnie Kerr
  • Fred Harris
  • Harry Moran
  • Mary Fuestil
  • Carrie Rectanus
  • Emma Martin

ROOM No. 3.

  • Tillie Oester
  • Owen Davis
  • Emma Siemental
  • Carrie Sidler
  • Daisy Williamson
  • Walter Christy
  • Wayland Davis
  • Nettie Dom
  • Anna Williams
  • Laura Koehler
  • Frank Fisk
  • Willie Wehe
  • Minnie Sweet
  • Yetta Smith
  • Lillie Wehe
  • Clasie Epstein
  • Tom Cornwall
  • Lizzie Clark
  • Frank Rectanus
  • Sam Haynes
  • Lulie Siemantel
  • Albert Guy

ROOM No. 2—A GRADE.

  • Fannie Smith
  • Allie Lostutter
  • Willie Sedam
  • Mary Stedman
  • Charlie McHenry
  • Nellie Lamb
  • John Goeble
  • Emma Mendell
  • Cordy Sassaman
  • John Kimmel
  • John Felker
  • Anna Blasdell

ROOM No. 2—B GRADE.

  • Harry Kerr
  • Geo Greer
  • Frank Abbott
  • Lena Heineman
  • Joe Ritter
  • Hannah Goldsmith
  • Emma Epstein

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 11 Oct 1877 – Page 4, Column 4

Honor Roll of the Aurora Public Schools.
The following pupils have, for the month ending October 5, 1877, had a grade of 90 and above in attendance, deportment and scholarship. F. H. Tufts, Superintendent.

Senior Class.

  • Julia Lane
  • Cara Hart
  • Harry Webber
  • Fannie Meyer
  • Louisa Severin
  • Grace Appleton

Room No. 10.

  • Ruth Baldwin
  • Dddie Dorling
  • Fannie Lukens
  • Maggie Wymond

Room No. 9.

  • Maggie Mitchell
  • Lizzie Hopping
  • Ella Hubbartt
  • Grey Pattison
  • Anson Lukens
  • Hattie Platter
  • Jesse Davis
  • Lulu Duchemin
  • Tillie Kastner
  • Carlton Grandy
  • Maggie Kessler
  • Emma Wood
  • Willie Milburn

Room No. 8.

  • Nettie Taylor
  • Ida Shepard
  • George Fisk
  • Simon Siemantel
  • Dora Ray
  • Emma Kaster
  • Ellsworth Wymond
  • Elwood Miller
  • Louie Wehe
  • Lew Hill
  • Harry McMullen
  • Luther Cheek
  • Rosa Schaefer
  • Robert Squibb
  • Jessie Cornwell
  • Julius Severin
  • Charlie McIntyre

Room No. 7.

  • Louisa Fink
  • Alfred Smith
  • Julia Ralston
  • Agnes Taylor
  • Frank Wildridge

Room No. 6.

  • Ella Squibb
  • Minnie Kerr
  • Wilkes Dorrel
  • Minnie Feustel
  • Mary Feustel
  • Lulie Williams
  • Lewie Mattox
  • Maud Sargent
  • Ross Baldwin
  • Lena Oester
  • Arka Trester

Room No. 2.

  • Minta Buffington
  • Bessie Baldwin
  • Curtie Baker
  • Harry Buffington
  • Eddie Coutant
  • Hannah Goldsmith
  • Hugh Jelley
  • Anna Kennedy
  • Allie Moore
  • Joe Ritter
  • Stella Sweet
  • Ida Schumaker
  • Freddie Strunk
  • Archie Sibley
  • Carrie Wood
  • Nannie Welsh
  • Harry Wehe

Room No. 1 ½.

  • Martin Kirsch
  • Eddie Kirsch
  • John Beinkamp
  • Faldine Ferel
  • Kate Suerman
  • Henry Mattox
  • Charley Downton
  • James Chandler
  • Harry Fisk
  • Alice Bray
  • Emma Mueller

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 15 Nov 1877 – Page 3, Column 5

Honor Roll of the Aurora Public Schools.
The following pupils have, for the month of November 2, 1877, had a grade of 90 and above in attendance, deportment and scholarship. F. H. TUFTS, Superintendent.

Senior Class.

  • Carrie Hart
  • Louisa Severin
  • Harry Webber
  • Grace Appleton
  • Fannie Meyer
  • Julia Lane

Room No. 10.

  • Emily Unger
  • Alma Lane
  • Mary Holman
  • Will Randall
  • Laura Williams
  • Margie Kaster
  • Ruth Baldwin
  • Carrie Stratton
  • Laura Scoble
  • Edwin Wilke

Room No. 9.

  • Lizzie Hopping
  • Ella Hubbert
  • Grey Patterson
  • Anson Lukens
  • Frank Richt
  • Harry Emrie
  • Lulie DuChemin
  • Ida Heaton
  • Carlton Grandy
  • Adolph Fenstel
  • James Firk
  • Emma Wood
  • William Milburn
  • Maggie Lozier
  • Hattie Platter
  • Allie Caldwell

Room No. 8.

  • Nettie Taylor
  • George Fisk
  • Ida Shepard
  • Simon Siemantel
  • Louie Wehe
  • Louis Hill
  • Rosa Schaefer
  • Ellsworth Wymond
  • Kittie Ager
  • Nina Pattison
  • Nettie Siemantel
  • Nellie Fisk
  • Julius Severin
  • Charlie McKenzie
  • Jessie Cornwell

Room No. 7.

  • Agnes Taylor
  • Aurelia Dennerline
  • Minerva Vandegrift
  • Frank Wildridge
  • Mary Bush
  • Mary Feiling
  • David Shepard
  • Ralph Buffington
  • Elroy Fisk
  • Emma Reuse
  • Louisa Finke

Room No. 6.

  • Wilkes Dorrell
  • Arka Trester
  • Nettie Leap
  • Nannie Swift
  • Ella House
  • Maud Sargent
  • Minnie Fenstel
  • Mary Fenstel
  • Minnie Kerr
  • Ella Squibb
  • Ella Colter
  • Clara Emrie
  • Louisa Petscher
  • Carrie Siemantel
  • Carrie Rectanus
  • Lizzie Kaster
  • Bertha Merkel
  • Lulie Williams
  • Ross Baldwin

Room No. 5.

  • Alice Miller
  • Carrie Goldsmith
  • Lillie Speedy
  • Lillie Wehe
  • Lillie Hamilton

Room No. 4.

  • Jacob Swift
  • James McDowell
  • Michael McDowell
  • George Squibb
  • Chas Riddell
  • Frank Wood
  • Arthur Canfield
  • Minnie Richt
  • Fannie Smith
  • Emma Mendell
  • Anna Bleasdale
  • Mary Woolever
  • Nora Kirsch

Room No. 3.

  • Bella Dorrell
  • Fannie Foulk
  • John Gable
  • Lena Heinaman
  • Abbie Holman
  • Eddie Lostutter
  • Charlie McHenry
  • Cassius McMullen
  • Mary McDowell
  • Emma Stamm
  • Della Welch
  • Maggie Taylor

Room No. 2.

  • Minta Buffington
  • Bessie Baldwin
  • Eddie Contant
  • Hannah Goldsmith
  • Barbara Kreutzer
  • Allie Moore
  • Anna Mitchell
  • Frank Naglie
  • Freddie Strunk
  • Archie Sibley
  • Tommy Trester
  • John Wenzitell
  • Nannie Welsh
  • Olive Writer
  • Harry Wehe

Room No. 1 ½.

  • Henry Mattox
  • Charley Downton
  • James Chandler
  • Alex Squibb
  • Harry Fisk

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 13 Dec 1877 – Page 3, Column 5

Honor Roll of the Aurora Public Schools.
The following pupils have, for the month ending November 30, 1877, had a grade of 90 and above in attendance, deportment and scholarship:

Senior Class.

  • Cara Hart
  • Louisa Severin
  • Julia Lane

Room No. 10.

  • Lena Wehe
  • Emily Unger
  • Rosa Foulk
  • Ruth Baldwin
  • Will Randall
  • Alma Lane
  • Carrie Stratton
  • Mary Holman
  • Eddie Darling
  • George Foulk
  • Louis Kriele

Room No. 9.

  • Lizzie Hopping
  • Harry Emrie
  • Lulu Duchemin
  • Maggie Lozier
  • Allie Caldwell

Room No. 8.

  • Ida Shepard
  • Nettie Taylor
  • Simon Siemantel
  • George Fisk
  • Lew Hill
  • Emma Oester
  • Kittie Ager
  • Jesse Cornwell
  • Louie Wehe
  • Mary Crawford
  • Nellie Fisk
  • Nina Pattison
  • Mary Dyke
  • Charlie McKenzie
  • Nettie Siemantel
  • Rosa Schaefer
  • Elwood Miller
  • Julius Severin

Room No. 7.

  • Agnes Taylor
  • Aurelia Dennerline
  • Louisa Fink
  • Emma Rense
  • David Shepard
  • Frank Wildridge
  • Elbridge Alcorn
  • Mary Bush
  • Ella Cox
  • Sallie Cole
  • Minerva Vandegrift

Room No. 6.

  • Arka Trester
  • Wilkes Dorrell
  • Mary Fenstel
  • Minnie Fenstel
  • Ella Squibb
  • Mamie Swift
  • Annie Black
  • Minnie Kerr

Room No. 5.

  • Willie Brewington
  • Wayland Davis
  • Frank Fisk
  • Carrie Goldsmith
  • Alber Guy
  • Vina Ruere
  • Emma Siemantel
  • Carrie Stamm
  • Carrie Seidler
  • Eddie Trumbower
  • R. Vanmiddlesworth
  • Willie Wehe
  • Alice Miller
  • Tillie Oester
  • Lary Honen

Room No. 4.

  • Jas. McDowell
  • Michael McDowell
  • Fannie Smith
  • Minnie Richt
  • Ollie Snell
  • Chas. Briddell
  • Libbie Gibson
  • Carrie Junker
  • Jacob Swift
  • Frank Snell
  • Frank Wood
  • Willie McClellan
  • Morton Melson
  • Peter Oswald
  • Jack Leap
  • Annie Bleasdale
  • Jennie Lukens
  • Allie Lostutter
  • Emma Mendell

Room No. 3.

  • Bella Dorrell
  • Emma Epstein
  • Fannie Foulk
  • John Gable
  • Lena Heinsman
  • Abbie Holman
  • Emma Hubbartt
  • Harry Kerr
  • John Kimmell
  • Eddie Lostutter
  • Emma Miller
  • Charlie McHenry
  • Mary McDowell
  • Harrh Noble
  • Carrie Pfeister
  • Lillie Stamm
  • Emma Stamm
  • Cordy Sassaman
  • Sadie Sargent
  • Maggie Taylor

Room No. 2.

  • Bessie Baldwin
  • Hannah Goldsmith
  • Anna Harwood
  • Anna Mitchell
  • Freddie Strunk
  • Gussie Siemantel
  • Archie Sibley
  • Harry Wehe
  • John Wenzdell
  • Barbara Krentzer

Room No. 1 ½.

  • Kate Suerman
  • Annie Steventon
  • Harry Fisk
  • Alex Squibb
  • Aggie Christie
  • Dora Willman
  • Hattie Lamkin

Center Township District 1 School Report – 1877

Report on District 1 School for Center Township, Dearborn County, Indiana for 1877 appeared in:

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 18 Jan 1877 – Page 3, Column 4

Report of the fourth month of school in Dist. No. 1, Centre Township for the month ending Jan. 12th.

The following pupils have received 90 percent and upwards:

  • Emma Bundy
  • Lou Bundy
  • Joseph Curtis
  • Leonard Curtis
  • Mamie Curtis
  • Mary Curtis
  • Frakie Curtis
  • John House
  • Willie Guy
  • Hugh Dils
  • John Tanner

Nettie Churchill, Teacher.

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 15 Feb 1877 – Page 3, Column 3

Report of School in Dist. No. 1, Centre Township, for the month ending Feb. 9th.

  • Emma Bundy
  • Lou Bundy
  • Mamie Curtis
  • Allie Curtis
  • Mary Curtis
  • Joseph Curtis
  • Leonard Curtis
  • Frank Curtis
  • John House
  • John Tanner
  • Lou Rosenbaum
  • Mollie Rosenbaum
  • Chambers Riggs

Nettie Churchill, Teacher.

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 29 Mar 1877 – Page 3, Column 4

Report of the school in Dist. No. 1, Centre Tp., for the month ending March 13. Nettie Churchill, teacher

  • Emma and Lou Bundy
  • Mamie, Allie and Mara Curtis
  • Frankie Curtis
  • Ida Chenoweth
  • Willie Guy
  • Mollie and Lou Rosenbaum
  • Hugh Dils
  • Mollie Tanner

Through a mistake Hugh Dils’ name was omitted from the honor roll last month.

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 19 Apr 1877 – Page 3, Column 3

Report of School No. 1, Centre Tp.

The following is the report of school No. 1, Centre township, for the month ending April 10th:

  • Emma Bundy
  • Lou Bundy
  • Allie Curtis
  • Mary Curtis
  • Ida Chenoweth
  • Mollie Rosenbaum
  • Lou Rosenbaum
  • Frankie Curtis
  • Jennie White

Mamie Curtis was taken very sick with pneumonia, which deprived her of the last seven day’s schooling. Emma Bundy was present every day during the term of seven months; she did not miss a word in her spelling class. John House was present 93 days; he missed only one word.

NETTIE CHURCHILL, Teacher.

Center Township District 5 School Report – 1877

The report on District 5 School in Center Township, Dearborn County, Indiana for 1877 appeared in:

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 11 Jan 1877 – Page 3, Column 4

Monthly report of School in Dist. No. 5, Centre Township.

The following pupils have received 90 percent and upwards for attendance, Scholarship, &c.

  • Sallie Vail
  • Lizzie Cheek
  • Nettie Hopping
  • Lillie Manning
  • John Vail
  • James Vail
  • Jessie Hopping
  • John Hopping
  • Henry Teaney
  • Pernel Cheek
  • Taylor Cheek

F. W. Riggs, Teacher.

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 8 Feb 1877 – Page 3, Column 4

The following is the report of the school in Dist. No. 5, Centre Township, for the month ending Feb. 2nd, 1877:

  • Lillie Manning
  • Sallie Vail
  • Nettie Hopping
  • Lizzie Cheek
  • Lula Cheek
  • Delia Goodpaster
  • Isabell Easton
  • Lula Easton
  • Jennie Goodpaster
  • Lizzie Goodpaster
  • James Vail
  • John Vail
  • Jesse Hopping
  • John Hopping
  • Eddie Hopping
  • Henry Teaney
  • Pernel Cheek
  • Taylor Cheek
  • David Easton
  • Samuel Easton
  • David Trester

F. W. Riggs, Teacher.

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 8 Mar 1877 – Page 3, Column 5

The following is the report of the school in District No. 5, Centre Township, for the month ending March 2d, 1877:

  • Sallie Vail
  • Lizzie Vail
  • Lula Cheek
  • Missouri Johnson
  • Isabell Easton
  • Nettie Hopping
  • Lula Easton
  • Delia Goodpaster
  • Jennie Goodpaster
  • Lizzie Goodpaster
  • Lillie Manning
  • James Vail
  • John Vail
  • Jesse Hopping
  • John Hopping
  • Eddie Hopping
  • Henry Teany
  • Pernell Cheek
  • Taylor Cheek
  • David Trester
  • Mort Johnston
  • Andrew Johnston
  • David Easton
  • Sammy Easton

F. W. Rigg, Teacher.

Cochran Schools Roll of Honor – 1877

Rolls of honor of the Cochran Schools in Dearborn County, Indiana for 1877 appeared in:

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 11 Jan 1877 – Page 3, Column 2

Roll of Honor of the Cochran School.
The following pupils have attained a grade of ninety percent, and upward in attendance and deportment, during the month ending January 5, 1877:

GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

  • Sarah McDowall
  • Barbara Giegoldt
  • Anna Leive
  • Cate Heoney
  • Wm. Hayes
  • Blythe Ricketts
  • Jno. Wheeler
  • Jno. Schwab
  • A. W. Stanford
  • F. Mathias
  • S. Shutts
  • Wm. Davis
  • H. Lubn
  • J. Pickleheimer

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL.

  • Lula Clause
  • Carrie Peck
  • Maggie Peck
  • Minnie Ricketts
  • Lillie Hayes
  • Flora Siemantel
  • Annie Jeffrey
  • Rhoda Trester
  • Lottie Jeffrey
  • Annie Wolf
  • Jennie Kettle
  • Wilkes Darrel
  • Mary Leive
  • Annie Mathias
  • Jas. Gould
  • Ellsworth Mathias
  • Wm. McConnell

PRIMARY SCHOOL.

  • Zerelda Darrel
  • Lula Leive
  • Libbie Wheeler
  • Carrie Burdett
  • Julia Mahanna
  • Mary Donegan
  • Mary Luhn
  • Iva Siemantel
  • Emily Upton
  • Anna Mox
  • Fred Mox
  • Harry McKain
  • Edgar Wheeler
  • Chas. Greenland
  • Harry Gould
  • Dannie Dunnegan
  • Harry Edmonston
  • Wm. Stulztizer

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 8 Feb 1877 – Page 3, Column 2

Roll of Honor of the Cochran School.
The following pupils have attained a grade of ninety percent, and upward in attendance and deportment during the month ending February 2, 1877:

GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

  • Lura Roach
  • Barbara Giegoldt
  • Emma Upton
  • Anna Leive
  • Maggie Shutts
  • Chas. Edmonston
  • Frank Slater
  • Thos. Greenland
  • Alex. Stanford
  • Schuyler Shutts
  • Wm. Davis
  • Henry Luhn
  • Jno. Wolfe

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL.

  • Wilkes Dorrel
  • Jas. Gould
  • Jas. Greenland
  • Frank Luhn
  • Maggie Clause
  • Mamie Gould
  • Rosa Geonawein
  • Lillie Hayes
  • Lottie Jeffrey
  • Mary Leive
  • Anna Mathias
  • Flora Siemantel
  • Annie Wolfe
  • Rhoda Trester
  • Mary Langen

PRIMARY SCHOOL.

  • Anna Mox
  • Emily Upton
  • Iva Siemantel
  • Mary Luhn
  • Mary Dunnegan
  • Julia Mahana
  • Libbie Wheeler
  • Lula Leive
  • Zerelda Dorrell
  • Zora Trester
  • Dennis Dunegan
  • Jno. Langen
  • Nicholas Heeney
  • William Sthultizer
  • Harry Gould
  • Chas. Greenland
  • Harry McKain
  • Fred Mox

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 8 Mar 1877 – Page 3, Column 2

Roll of Honor of the Cochran School.
The following pupils have attained a grade of ninety percent and upward in attendance and deportment during the month ending March 2, 1877:

GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

  • Anna Kittle
  • Sarah McDowall
  • Lura Roach
  • Edith Hibbert
  • Barbara Giegoldt
  • Anna Leive
  • Maggie Shutts
  • Blythe Ricketts
  • Jno. Wheeler
  • Jno. Schwab
  • Thos. Greenland
  • Henry Luhn
  • Jno. Wolfe

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL.

  • Rosa Goenawein
  • Lillie Hayes
  • Mena Humfeld
  • Lottie Jeffrey
  • Jennie Kettle
  • Mary Langen
  • Mary Leive
  • Anna Mathias
  • Flora Siemantel
  • Anna Wolfe
  • Wilkes Dorrel
  • Jas. Gould
  • Ellsworth Mathias

PRIMARY SCHOOL.

  • Lula Leive
  • Sadie Trester
  • Cora Hibbert
  • Iva Siemantel
  • Gertrude Owen
  • Maggie Weir
  • Anna Mox
  • Mary McGraw
  • Ellen Bowler
  • Pat Maley
  • Bertie Bradley
  • Vinnie Huff
  • Dennis Dunegan
  • Nick Heeney
  • Harry Edmonston
  • Chas. Greenland
  • Edgar Wheeler
  • Harry McKain
  • Fred Mox

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 10 May 1877 – Page 3, Column 3

Roll of Honor of the Cochran School.
The following pupils have attained a grade of ninety percent, and upward in attendance and deportment during the month ending April 27, 1877:

GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

  • Laura Roach
  • Barbara Giegoldt
  • Anna Leive
  • Maggie Shutts
  • Thos. Greenland

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL.

  • Rosa Goenawein
  • Lillie Hayes
  • Mena Humfeld
  • Lottie Jeffrey
  • Mary Langen
  • Anna Jeffrey
  • Anna Mathias
  • Minnie Ricketts
  • Flora Siemental
  • Rhoda Trester
  • Annie Wolfe
  • Wilkes Dorrel
  • Chas. Dopney
  • Lewis Eschman
  • Jas. Gould
  • Jas. Greenland
  • Jno. Huff
  • Oliver Williamson

PRIMARY SCHOOL.

  • Zora Trester
  • Rella Dorrel
  • Lula Leive
  • Libbie Wheeler
  • Minnie Gross
  • Mary Dunegan
  • Gertrude Owen
  • Emily Upton
  • Sophia Mergner
  • Sarah Mergner
  • Bert. Bradley
  • Dennis Dunegan
  • Joe Eschman
  • Maurise Bowler
  • Harry Gould
  • Fred. Staltizer
  • Chas. Greenland
  • Harry McKain
  • Fred. Mox

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 18 Oct 1877 – Page 3, Column 4

Roll of Honor of the Cochran Schools.
The following pupils have attained a grade of ninety percent, and upward in attendance and deportment during the month ending October 5, 1877:

GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

  • Clara Wright
  • Ella Trester
  • Flora Lindsay
  • Anna Bruce
  • Emma Conway
  • Caddie Slater
  • Sarah McDowall
  • Lura Roach
  • Barbara Giegoldt
  • Anna Leiye
  • Blythe Ricketts
  • Aleck Jeffrey
  • Chas. Edmonson

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL.

  • Agnes Cheeseman
  • Alice Cheeseman
  • Mary Connelton
  • Maggie Clause
  • Mamie Gould
  • Rosa Goenawein
  • Lillie Hayes
  • Mena Humfeld
  • Mary Leive
  • Annie Jeffrey
  • Annie Mathias
  • Minnie Ricketts
  • Flora Siemantel
  • Rhoda Trester
  • Emma Wheeler
  • Nettie White
  • Chas Downey
  • Ed. Dixon
  • Lewis Eschman
  • Jas. Gould
  • Jno. Huff
  • Frank Luhn
  • Wm. McConnell
  • Morton Melson

B PRIMARY.

  • Zora Trester
  • Sadie Trester
  • Julia Mahana
  • Alice Maley
  • Anna Mox
  • Lula Leive
  • Lizzie White
  • Anna Moran
  • Gertrude Owen
  • Emma Schofield
  • Emily Upton
  • Iva Siemantel
  • Marian Stanfield
  • Fred Mox
  • Jno. Langen
  • Sherman Bruce
  • Eddie Humfeld
  • Chas. Greenland
  • Mike Mergner
  • Harry McKain
  • Bert Bradley
  • Geo. Greer
  • Jerry Ganey

A PRIMARY.

  • Harry Edmonson
  • Vinney Huff
  • Thos. Moran
  • Harry Bruce
  • Dennis Dunegan
  • Maurice Bowler
  • J. Eschman
  • Cora Hibbert
  • Emma Schwab
  • Lizzie Schwab
  • Libbie Greer
  • Ida Reed
  • Carrie Leive
  • Ellen Gainey
  • Maggie Weir
  • Lania Mathias
  • Nettie Wheeler
  • Bertha Allen
  • Maggie Cloud
  • Rosa Greenland
  • Anna Maney
  • Ida Backdoll
  • Anna Backdoll
  • Sallie Mergner
  • Lula Burk
  • Maggie Burk

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 15 Nov 1877 – Page 3, Column 4

Roll of Honor of the Cochran Schools.
The following pupils have attained a grade of ninety percent and upward in attendance and deportment during the month ending November 2, 1877:

GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

  • Clara Wright
  • Ella Trester
  • Flora Lindsay
  • Jennie McDowall
  • Anna Bruce
  • Emma Conway
  • Caddie Slater
  • Sarah McDowall
  • Lura Roach
  • Barbara Giegoldt
  • Anna Leive
  • Emma Craig
  • Edith Hibbert
  • Maggie Shutts
  • Blythe Ricketts
  • Thos. Greenland

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL.

  • Alice Chisman
  • Cora Downey
  • Bridget Gainey
  • Mamie Gould
  • Mena Humfeldt
  • Annie Jeffrey
  • Mary Leive
  • Annie Mathias
  • Minnie Ricketts
  • Rhoda Trester
  • Charlie Downey
  • Joe Edmonston
  • Jas. Gould
  • Jno. Huff
  • Wm. McConnell
  • Harry Wheeler

B PRIMARY.

  • Zora Trester
  • Sadie Trester
  • Anna Mox
  • Lula Leive
  • Anna Moran
  • Emma Schofield
  • Emily Upton
  • Iva Siemantel
  • Fred Mox
  • Jno. Langen
  • Sherman Bruce
  • Chas. Greenland
  • Bert. Bradley
  • Geo. Greer
  • M. White
  • Jerry Gainey
  • Dennis Dunnegan

A PRIMARY.

  • Cora Hibbert
  • Lizzie Schwab
  • Libbie Greer
  • Lena Mathias
  • Bertha Allen
  • Annie Maney
  • Ida Backdoll
  • Emma Chisman
  • Lula Burke
  • Lillie Radspinner
  • Mabel Orchard
  • Lula Raney
  • Harry Edmonston
  • Vinnie Huff
  • Pat. McInerney
  • Jas. Griffin
  • Thos. Moran
  • Harry Bruce
  • Dennis Dunnegan
  • Eddie Maney
  • Jno. Kerrigan
  • Ed. Gould
  • Louis Frazier
  • Robbie Owen

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 13 Dec 1877 – Page 3, Column 4

Roll of Honor of the Cochran Schools.
The following pupils have attained a grade of ninety percent and upward in attendance and deportment during the month ending November 30, 1877:

GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

  • Clara Wright
  • Flora Lindsay
  • Anna Bruce
  • Lura Roach
  • Anna Leive
  • Barbara Giegoldt
  • Maggie Shutts
  • Edith Hibbert
  • Emma Craig
  • Wm. Hayes
  • T. W. Greenland
  • Anthony Moran
  • Fred Mathias
  • Jno. Wilson
  • Loren Wilson

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL.

  • Agnes Cheeseman
  • Lillie Hayes
  • Mena Humfeld
  • Annie Mathias
  • Minnie Ricketts
  • Chas. Downey
  • Jas. Gould
  • James Greenland
  • Jno. Huff
  • Wm. McConnell
  • Henry Wheeler

B PRIMARY.

  • Libbie Wheeler
  • Julia Mahany
  • Mary Luhn
  • Anna Morx
  • Lula Leive
  • Gertrude Owen
  • Emma Schofield
  • Carrie Burdette
  • Emily Upton
  • Ira Siemantel
  • Harry Gould
  • Fred Morx
  • Jno. Langen
  • Sher. Bruce
  • Chas. Greenland
  • Bert Bradley
  • Thos. Owens
  • Jerry Ganey
  • Geo. Greer
  • Frank Carle

A PRIMARY.

  • Rosa Feeley
  • Sophia Mergner
  • Sallie Mergner
  • Anna Backdoll
  • Anna Maney
  • Anna Maney
  • Rosa Greenland
  • Ellen Gainey
  • Carrie Leive
  • Coara Hibbert
  • Robbie Owen
  • Geo. Cain
  • Ed. Gould
  • Thos. White
  • Dennis Donegan
  • Harry Bruce

Dearborn County Circuit Court Proceedings – Jul 1877

Proceedings of the July 1877 Term of the Dearborn County, Indiana Circuit Court appeared in:

Lawrenceburg Register – 12 Jul 1877 – Page 3, Column 3

Circuit Court—Special Session.

An adjourned term of the Circuit Court for this county met on Monday last, Judge Kendal M. Hord of Shelbyville presiding. The following are the cases docketed for the term:

Jeremiah D. Skeene et al vs. Jacob P. Dunn et al. Injunction.

Ezra G. Hayes et al, contestees in Will case of Joseph Hayes, deceased, against Joseph H. Burkam et al, contestants. Motion for judgment for costs.

Andrew J. Dever vs. James Cummings et al. Replevin.

Dewitt C. Fitch vs. James C. Hayes. On account.

State ex rel Brumblay, Pros. Att’y, vs. The Aurora and Cincinnati Railroad Company. To forfeit Charter.

Jennie V. Ludlow vs. James Walker. Replevin.

State ex rel Brumblay, Pros. Att’y, vs. The I. C. & L. Railroad Co. To forfeit Charter.

Myron H. Harding vs. D. W. C. Fitch, Ex’r. For settlement.

State ex rel James Silver vs. Benj. F. Vail. On Administrator’s bond.

Margaret C. Pate vs. Alfred M. Pate et al. To set aside Deed.

Wm. Dowling vs. E. B. Dobell. On account.

The German Lawrenceburgh Building Society vs. Louis Steine and others. Foreclosure.

State of Indiana vs. Monroe Terrill. Murder in first degree.

 

The following cases have been disposed of:

Jeremiah D. Skeen et al vs. Jacob P. Dunn et al. Continued until the next term of court.

State ex rel George R. Brumblay, Pros. Atty, vs. The A. & C. R. R. Co. and the I. C. & L. R. R. Co. To forfeit charter. Change of venue granted to Frankling County.

J. W. Gaff et al vs. George Phillips and M. Haring. Judgment against Haring for costs.

Maggie C Pate vs. Marion Pate et al, civil action to set aside deed. The case having been compromised and settled by the parties, was dismissed by the Court.

Lawrenceburg Register – 19 Jul 1877 – Page 3, Column 3

Circuit Court—Special Session.

D. W. C. Fitch, Executor of the Will of Walter Hayes, vs. James C. Hayes. Civil Action. Judgment against defendant for $25,832 and costs.

Philip Ennes vs. John Kreitner. Motion to tax costs. The fees of Almarion Smith taxed to the plaintiff.

James W. Gaff et al vs. George Philipps. Judgment against defendant for $107 and costs.

The Lawrenceburgh German Building Association No. 1 vs. Louis Stine et als. Foreclosure of mortgage. Judgment against defendant for $1,876.50.

A. J. Dever vs. James Cummings and Ben Anderson. Judgment against plaintiff for costs, and certain property ordered to be returned to the defendants. Plaintiff prays an appeal.

State vs. Jane Chaney (Hood No. 2). Fornication. Her sureties, Gregg and Parks, were released. New bond filed in the sum of $250, with M. R. Lukens as surety.

Jennie E. Ludlow vs. James Walker. Judgment against plaintiff for costs. Change of venue granted to Ripley County.

Lawrenceburg High School Commencement – 1877

The 1877 commencement program of the Lawrenceburg High School in Dearborn County, Indiana appeared in:

Lawrenceburg Register – 24 May 1877 – Page 3, Column 2

GRADUATES.—Robert Colt, Herman Ferger, and Misses Emma Blair and Tina Pusey will be the graduates from the Public Schools this year. Mr. Colt and Miss Blair in the regular course, and Mr. Felger and Miss Pusey in the select course.

Lawrenceburg Register – 14 Jun 1877 – Page 3, Column 2

The commencement exercises of the High School took place in the Odd Fellows’ Hall last Friday evening. The house was well filled. The first on the programme was Miss Tina Pusey, who delivered the salutatory of the class. Her subject, “Human Life,” was very well written, and reflected credit upon its author. Miss Emma Blair’s essay, “Vanity of Human Aggrandizement,” was excellent in composition and read well. Fritz Ferger wrestled with the subject of “Ambition,” and did himself much honor. The valedictory, “Have an Object in Life,” was delivered by Robert Colt, and was well written, and delivered in a clear and distinct voice. The entire performance was good, and the class have reason to congratulate themselves of their success. The audience deserves much credit for the order that they preserved throughout the proceedings.—The diplomas were presented by Dr. C. B. Miller of the School Board. The performance of Willie Huber and Hugo Kupferschmidt on the violin, in company with Prof. Roehrig on the organ, was splendid. Mr. Collins Fitch and Miss Emma Blair were presented by the Trustees with a handsome gold pen and holder for having the neatest and best examination papers. The presentation was a complete surprise to them.

Aurora High School Commencement – 1877

The 1877 commencement program of the Aurora High School in Dearborn County, Indiana appeared in:

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 24 May 1877 – Page 3, Column 3

Commencement.
The usual annual exercises of the graduating class of the Aurora High School will take place at the Methodist Church tomorrow night. The graduating class numbers thirteen, the largest class ever graduated, comprising nine young ladies and four young gentlemen. The following is the programme:

  • Prayer.
  • Salutatory.
  • Earth’s Mines are Open, Nellie F. Milburn.
  • History and Its Uses, Harry Hopping.
  • Earth’s Battle Fields, Ella Cole.
  • Song, Mrs. G. W. Squibb.
  • Nothing Lost, Lizzie B. Bond.
  • Pearls Beneath the Ocean, Nettie E. Trester.
  • Progress in Manufactures, George W. Shafer.
  • Change, Mattie C. Bush.
  • Quartette, “Moonlight on the Lake,” (White.)
  • Wisdom is Wealth, Emma Cole.
  • Sources of Education besides Books, Frank Holman.
  • Joan of Arc, Dora Wymond.
  • Flute, Violin and Piano, Caprice, (Rosini).
  • Preparing for Commencement, Aggie L. Radspinner.
  • Importance of Youthful Culture, Marc L. Bond.
  • Even the Sun is Not Without Spots, Sadie R. Stedman.
  • Valedictory.
  • Conferring Diplomas.
  • Alpine Chorus (Emerson).
  • Benediction.

The exercises will commence promptly at 7:30 P.M.

Lawrenceburg Register – 24 May 1877 – Page 2, Column 3

Aurora.

The commencement exercises of the High School in this city on Friday evening at 7 ½ o’clock. The following is a list of the graduates: Misses Dora Wymond, Nellie Milburn, Aggie Radspinner, Saddie Steadman, Emma Cole, Lizzie Bond, Mattie Bush, Ella Cole, Nettie Trester, and Harry Hopping, Frank Holman, Mark Bond and George Schafer.

Lawrenceburg List of Letters – May 1877

The Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, Indiana list of letters for May 1877 appeared in:

Lawrenceburg Register – 10 May 1877 – Page 3, Column 3

Letter List.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in the Lawrenceburg post office for the week ending May 10th, 1877:

  • Louis Diehl
  • Henry Richert
  • C H Dyer
  • Lettie Sturm

Lawrenceburg Register – 17 May 1877 – Page 2, Column 5

Letter List.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in the Lawrenceburgh post office for the week ending May 16:

  • Hattie Clyde
  • Sallie Goodwin
  • Miss S A Lucas
  • Jno Pellazgin
  • D W Reynolds
  • James Wallace
  • White & Spear
  • Emma Diggs
  • Mr. Lea Jackson
  • Mollie V Patton
  • August Pickleman
  • Nancy Reed
  • A D Wallace

Lawrenceburg Register – 24 May 1877 – Page 2, Column 3

Letter List.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in the Lawrenceburgh post office for the week ending May 22:

  • Thomas Gibson
  • Wm Thomas
  • Edward O S Reed
  • John Wensley

Lawrenceburg Register – 31 May 1877 – Page 4, Column 4

Letter List.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in the Lawrenceburgh post office for the week ending May 30:

  • Sarah Bright
  • Frederick Kroner
  • Thomar Pierce Purcell
  • Wolfgang Roth
  • Frances Tfold
  • Frank Barnham
  • Miss E Lock
  • A W Reid
  • L M Sims & Bro.

Dearborn County Circuit Court Proceedings – Apr 1877

Proceedings of the April 1877 Term of the Dearborn County, Indiana Circuit Court appeared in:

Lawrenceburg Register – 19 Apr 1877 – Page 4, Column 5

Circuit Court Calendar.

The following is a list of new cases to be tried at the April term of the Circuit Court, which convenes Monday next:

Samuel M Kennedy vs. Amor Bruce and Michael Maloney; to revive judgment.

State ex rel Sarah Gordon vs. Thomas W Paul; bastardy.

Henry P Spaeth et als vs. Cornelia Walser; to enforce Mechanics Lien.

Joseph H Hayes vs. Sarah M Stevens et als; foreclosure.

Abraham Epstein vs. James Ferrin; appeal.

D W C Fitch Ex’r of Walter Hayes’ Will vs. Matilda McCollough et als; attachment.

Rosiana O’Brien et als vs. Jane Need et al; partition.

Maggie C Pate vs. Marion Pate ex at; proceedings sup to ex.

Lewis G. Hurlbert vs. James H Green; on account.

Sarah E Boardman vs. David G Boardman; divorce.

Chas Bruce vs. Eliza J Bruce; divorce.

John Shafer vs. Hannah Shafer; appeal.

John T Smith vs. Benj Boardman; slander.

Nelson Ketchum administrators of the estate of John Beatty vs. James Beatty; on account.

Ludwig A Mandel vs. C H W Werneke; on notes.

Ludwig A Mandel vs. Jacob Riet; on notes.

George M. Givan administrator of Frank M. Durhams’ estate vs. Amos W. Crozier et al; on note.

Henry Licking et al vs. Charles Licking et al; to contest will.

Pius Frederick vs. City of Lawrenceburgh et als; injunction.

Aurora Gaslight Coke and Coal Co vs. Adolph Schultze; appeal.

Louis Bihr vs. John Kuntz; on note.

The German Lawrenceburgh Building Co No 1 vs. Louis Stein et al; to foreclose mortgage.

Tubald Scheid vs. Isidore Birchler et al; foreclosure.

Francis M Hollowell et al vs. The Harrison Hydraulic Company; injunction.

State ex rel Sarah Warner vs. Rudolph Wolfe; bastardy.

Suel B Scribner vs. Mary A Scribner; divorce.

John Medosch et al vs. Michael Meister et al; foreclosure.

Frederick Ingeuthorn et als vs. Wilbert J H Cross et als; partition.

Clement W Robertson vs. Amos Davis; on account.

David H Stapp vs. William W Mead et al; attachment (appeal).

Aaron Turner et al vs. Cyrus Ellwell; on note.

Aurora Loan and Building Association No 1 vs. Abraham Junker et al; foreclosure.

Hartford Fire Ins Co vs. George W Souter et al; on note.

Walford Daughters vs. Andrew P Daughers; on award.

Enoch H Miller vs. James McKinney; on account.

First National Bank of Aurora vs. John S Mathews et al; on note.

Henry C Duncan administrator of the estate of J Smith Junker deceased vs. Wm M Stevens et als; on notes.

George B Fitch vs. David Nevitt et al; on note.

Chas. Fischer vs. Jacob Reinhart et al; foreclosure.

Edwin Bayliss vs. Liborous Dill; on note.

Robert Criswell vs. The Aurora Iron Co et als; foreclosure.

Mary Stockwell vs. Martin Thomas et al; on account.

John Schwartz vs. The Western Union Telegraph Co; on account.

Daniel Volz vs. Philip Dexheimer et al; on note.

John Fragir vs. Joseph Hofreiter; on account.

John T Jackson vs. Joseph Wise et al; foreclosure.

Andrew Ritze et al vs. Joseph Hofrieter; on note and account.

Cottfield Irebel vs. John Rotelberger et al; on note.

Joseph Bechtel vs. Henry Bockhorst; on notes.

Anna Dennerline et al vs. Catherine Gabel et al; damages to real estate.

Anderson B Powell vs. Edwin B. Dobell; on note.

Wm Probasco et al vs. Geo W Souter et al.

State ex rel Roger Sheehy et al; on adm’x bond.

Wm J Murray vs. Frank Berton et al; attachment and appeal.

 

Probate.

Edward Golden vs. estate of Bridget Kelly deceased Edward Golden Adm’r; on note $13.31.

Mary Howard vs. estate of Benjamin Howard deceased Mary Howard Adm’x; on account $208.

Wm C Dunn et al vs. Geo Tousey Ex of the will of Isaac Dunn deceased; on notes $40,000.

Hugh Huston vs. Nelson Ketchum admir of John Beatty estate; account $28.50.

C J B Ratjen admr John Kummels estate vs. Margaraetha Kimmel admx of M. Kimmel estate; note $3300.

Israel Crist vs. Joseph H Burkam admr Anthony Halberstadt estate; account and note $73.90.

Miller and Gatch vs. same; account $148.50.

Griffin and Stevenson vs. Cecilia Vogelgesang adm’x of John Vogelgesang; on account $10.00.

Cases set for trial at the next term of Court; Probate 19; Criminal 19; Civil, old, 120, new 64; Total 222.

Lawrenceburg Register – 3 May 1877 – Page 2, Column 2

Circuit Court.

No Court Tuesday last.

W. H. Bainbridge was Judge pro tem Saturday afternoon, and had the pleasure of fining George Ketchum $2 and costs, upon a plea of guilty to the charge of assault and battery on the body of Charles Tittel.

The petit larceny case against Omer T. Pierce has been dismissed by the Prosecutor, to which we say amen.

The Grand Jury returned ten indictments, and were discharged.

Thomas Homer Davis was admitted and sworn as a member of the bar, upon motion of the Hon. Richard Gregg.

The indictment against Goatie Jones, Shortie Smith and Goosie Smart, charging them with keeping a gaming house, has been nolled.

The two cases against Lytle Caldwell, for assault and battery, has been dismissed.

Henry Chisman sold liquor without license, and paid the Court $20 and the costs of prosecution for the privilege of so doing.

State vs. Charles Bruce; assault and battery; dismissed.

Martin Thomas was arraigned before the Court on the charge of grand larceny. He entered a plea of not guilty, and was bound over in the sum of $2,000, with Adolph Schulze as surety. He is charged with having stolen the Stockwell gold.

Barbara Vandoren has filed a complaint against Theodore Vandoren for divorce and $2,000 alimony—to be tried at the next term of Court. A temporary restraining order was granted the plaintiff to prevent the defendant of disposing of certain moneys deposited in the First National Bank of Aurora and with T. & J. W. Gaff.

John Kosch, as Court Janitor, is a success; always on hand, and ready to accommodate everybody.

Tabald Scheid vs. Isadore Brichler. Judgment against defendant for $367.68 and costs. Same vs. same. Judgment against defendant for $66.

Ludwig A. Mandle vs. Jacob and Henry Rief. Judgment against defendant for $287 and costs.

L. G. Hurlbert vs. Jas. A. Greer. Judgment against defendant for $373.76.

John Madosch et al vs. Michael Meister. Judgment against defendant for $855.70 and costs.

Hartford Fire Ins. Co. vs. Geo. W. Souter et al. Judgment against defendants for $177.95 and costs.

Sebastian Stemler vs. Mary A. Elben—to enforce mechanic’s lien. Judgment against defendant for $166.32 and costs.

Charlotte A. Smith vs. Caroline Backman. Judgment against defendant for $132.09.

The case against Archibald George for illegal voting is now on trial.

Fred. Kessner vs. Mariah Fischer et al. Judgment against defendants for $972.50 and costs.

State vs. Nelson T. Hood and Jane Chaney. Fornication. The developments in this case promise richness. The facts are these, so far as we can learn: Mr. Hood was married to his first wife in 1869, and was divorced from her by the Beaver county, Utah, authorities, so he says. He then married a Miss Chaney and moved to Aurora, where he engaged in the manufacture of pumps. His wife hearing of this marriage, to test the validity of the Utah divorce, appeared before the Grand Jury at its recent session and had them indicted. They entered a plea of not guilty upon being arraigned, and was placed under $500 bond.

Lawrenceburg Register – 17 May 1877 – Page 2, Column 3

Circuit Court.

Nicholas Gillig vs. Catharine Wind. Prayer for partition granted, and Geo. B. Fitch appointed a Commissioner to sell the real estate, which is lot 159 and 160 in Lawrenceburgh.

Elvira Daily et als vs. Nancy McClellan. Petition for partition granted in the real estate being situate in sec. 13, town 7, range 3 west, containing 80 acres.

Martin Tittel, Wm. Huber and George Pfalzgraf were appointed Appraisers to appraise certain lands owned by the city of Lawrenceburgh, which are to be sold.

Geo. B. Fitch was appointed Guardian of Catharine Wind, minor heir of Henry Wind. Bond, $400.

An inquest of insanity in regard to Ezra Shanks was held on Saturday. The jury found that he was a person of unsound mind. The Court appointed Enoch B. Nowlin as Guardian of his estate. Bond, $2,500.

Joe S. Beckett made final report of his trust as Administrator of the estate of Ann Nixon, and was discharged from further liability.

Thomas Huston was appointed Executor of the estate of Samuel Huston. Bond, $200.

The trial of Martin Thomas for an alleged taking of $1,400 in gold from Dr. Stockwell occupied most of the Court’s attention during the past week. The case resulted in the acquittal of Thomas.

The Grand Jury was sworn in on Tuesday. Thomas Gaynor of the regular panel being sick, James Walser was sworn in his stead.

The Warner-Wolf bastardy case has been set for the 31st.

Lawrenceburg Register – 24 May 1877 – Page 3, Column 3

Circuit Court.

State vs. Mahlon Lambertson. Two indictments for petit larceny. Enters a plea of guilty in each case, and is sentenced to two years imprisonment in the Penitentiary, disfranchised for five years and fined $50 in each case.

State vs. Thomas Edwards. Indictment for burglary. Enters a plea of guilty, and is sentenced to be imprisoned in the Penitentiary for three years and fined $50.

Sarah E. Boardman vs. David G. Boardman. Plaintiff sues for divorce on the grounds of abandonment and failure to provide. Decree granted, and judgment rendered against defendant for costs. Robert H. Givan was vested with the care, custody and control of Franklin and Harvey Boardman, and the mother the custody of Nettie Boardman.

The Hood divorce case is now occupying the attention of the Court. The testimony is very interesting, and goes to show that Mr. Hood is not as pure as an angel. The history of this Utah divorce promises richness. Mrs. Hood No. 2, who is a very handsome lady, occupies a chair by her questionable husband’s side constantly.

State ex rel Sarah E. Allen vs. Eleazer Bedunnah. Bastardy. Plaintiff dismisses the action, and judgment is rendered against her for costs.

Wm. B. Miller was appointed Administrator of the estate of Carrie L. Armstrong. Bond $100.

Hugh Huston vs. Nelson Ketcham. Administrator of John Beatty’s estate. Claim of $21.60 allowed.

Mary Howard vs. Benj. Howard’s estate. Claim of $208 allowed.

Frank Messang tendered his resignation as Guardian of the heirs of Maria J. Messang, which was accepted, and George Sebwing appointed in his stead. Bond, $600.

Lawrenceburg Register – 31 May 1877 – Page 2, Column 2

Circuit Court.

Gov. Williams has released C. J. B. Ratien as Replevying Bail of Fred Block from paying two fines of $5 each.

Mary Lowe et als vs. Rachael B. Guard et als. Partition. J. J. Hauck commissioner appointed herein made report of sale of real estate in question which report was approved.

Pierre Fermier filed report as executor of Thos D Ehler deceased as follows: Total amount come into his hands $2257.18—Total amount paid out $1078.37, leaving a balance of $1238.81 in his hands which, together with $178 worth of notes he pays into the Court for distribution.

Geo M Roberts appointed admr of est of Wm Hobbs, decd, bond $200.

Geo B Fitch guardn of Will Craig granted permission to invest $300 in stocking his wards farm in Arkansas.

Otho Lowe appointed guardn of heirs of Mary Lowe decd, bond $1000.

Benj Plummer made final report of his trust as admr of Jonathan Ross’ est and was discharged.

J J Hauck made final report as admr of est of Lucy P Guard and was finally discharged.

Lawrenceburg Register – 7 Jun 1877 – Page 2, Column 2

Circuit Court.

W. H. Bainbridge made final report as Commissioner in the partition case of Moorehead vs. Moorehead and was dismissed from further liability.

Michael Karch vs. Caroline Gaertner et als. Judgment vs. Fred Gaertner for $162.50 and costs.

State ex rel Sarah Warner vs. Rudolph Wolf. Bastardy. Jury find defendant not guilty.

Joseph Grill has dismissed the suit he instituted against John H. Selms.

State ex rel George R. Brumbly vs. A. & C. and I. C. & L. R. R. Co’s. To forfeit charter. Motion for change of venue.

A motion for new trial in the West case was overruled.

John Schwartz obtained judgment against Strawder Cheek for $200 attorneys fee in the Mack Cheek case.

Elvira Daily et al vs. Nancy McClellen et als. Petition for partition granted.

Nelson Ketchum made final report as administrator of estate of John Beatty and was discharged.

James Smith makes final report of his trust as admr. of George Smith dec’d.

William Turner appointed guardian of Plinney Turner minor. Bond $1,100.

Wm. H. Kyle admr. of Diedrich Ellinghausen dec’d is granted permission to sell real estate to pay debts.

J. J. Hauch appointed administrator of Lorenz Roesch dec’d. Bond $200.

Wm. B. Pate vs. Emma Pate. Divorce. Dismissed for want of prosecution.

Lawrenceburg Register – 14 Jun 1877 – Page 3, Column 3

Circuit Court.

Philip Erle vs. Bartholomew. Judgment against defendant for $728 and costs.

Peter Schwan vs. Leo Rushman. Judgment against defendant for $12.50 of costs, and balance against plaintiff.

Nancy Hayes vs. Ezra G. Hayes. Judgment against defendant for $2,604.78 and costs.

Charles Bruce vs. Eliza J. Bruce. Judgment against plaintiff for costs.

W. H. Dowdell, Commissioner in the Morgan et al vs. Morgan et al partition suit, made report of the sale of real estate to Elizabeth Grubbs for $2,000.

Aurora Gas Light, Coke and Coal Company vs. Adolph Schulze. Judgement against defendant for $30 and costs.

Agnes Haddock vs. Worchester Haddock. Divorce dismissed on motion of defendant.

John Frager vs. Joseph Hofrieter. Judgment against defendant for $103.

Andrew Ritze et al vs. Joseph Hofreiter. Judgment against defendant for $222.88.

Abe Epstein vs. James Ferrin. Judgment against defendant for $90 and costs.

James Lamb et al vs. George Walson. The Court finds that a deed made by George Walson to William Walson, conveying lot 19 in Aurora is a fraud, and appoints David H. Stapp a commissioner claims: O.P. Cobb & Co., James Stafford, F. A. York, S. D. Langtree, Abe Epstein, James Lamb, R. C. Bond.

Emma M. Alden, Administratrix of C. Y. C. Alden’s estate, petitions to sell real estate to pay debts, which was granted.

Michael Fichter, Executor of the estate of Nicholas Frey, dec’d, made final report of his trust, and that each heir was entitled to $264.33 each.

Nancy D. Platt was appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Gilbert Platt, deceased.

Lawrenceburg Register – 21 Jun 1877 – Page 3, Column 3

Circuit Court.

Eli and Henry Powell vs. Thomas Windsor. Judgment against plaintiff for costs.

W. J. Murray vs. Frank Berte et al. Judgment against Berte for $60 and costs.

Asa H. Andrews vs. Slater & Andrews; Sam’l McElfresh, Receiver. The Clerk is ordered to pay out of the assets of the partnership property now in his hands 33 ½ percent of the several amounts heretofore allowed by the Court. The Court approved the sale by Receiver of certain personal property belonging to said firm.

State of Indiana ex rel David E. Gibson vs. Louis Weitzel et al. Judgment against defendants for $235 and costs.

F. M. Hollowell et als vs. the Harrison Hydraulic. The injunction heretofore granted was dissolved, and judgment against plaintiffs for costs.

Margaret Mundary et al vs. Austin Trulock et al. The plaintiffs bring suit for the possession of property alleged to have been owned by Mary Trulock, deceased, and now in possession of Austin Trulock. Judgment in favor of the plaintiffs, and John A. Parks appointed Commissioner to sell the real estate, which is lot No. 84 in Isaac Dunn’s addition to Lawrenceburgh.

State ex rel Leo Kupferschmidt vs. George Wright and Hiram Wright recognizance bail. The defendants were defaulted, and the bond forfeited in the sum of fifty dollars.

Wm. Probasco et als vs. G. W. Souter et als; to foreclose mortgage. Judgment against defendant for $382.43.

Sam. H. Spooner Jr. was allowed $400 for services as guardian ad litem of the Halverstadt heirs.

Wm. Huber made final report as administrator of Walbruga Huber, dec’d, and was discharged.

Nancy D. Platt was appointed Administratrix of the estate of Gilbert Platt.

Louis Weitzel was appointed Administrator of the estate of Paulus Neurohr.

Wm. D. Horner was appointed Administrator of the estate of Charlotte Sonders.

Dearborn County Circuit Court Proceedings – Feb 1877

Proceedings of the February 1877 Term of the Dearborn County, Indiana Circuit Court appeared in:

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 8 Feb 1877 – Page 2, Column 2

The February term of the Circuit Court commenced yesterday and today the following judgments were taken by default:

  • Richard Wooly et al vs. Frank Andros. Judgment for plaintiff for $275.
  • Cyrus Canfield vs. Myron H. Canfield. Judgment for plaintiff for $419.13.
  • Jacob L. Nowlin vs. David M. Marsh & Co. Judgment for plaintiff for $324.20.
  • Jno. Swartz vs. Strawder Cheek. Judgment for plaintiff for costs.
  • Will F. Stevens vs. Otho Hayes. Judgment for plaintiff for $137.60.
  • James A. Clark vs. Joseph G. Parks. Judgment for plaintiff.

Aurora Dearborn Independent – 15 Feb 1877 – Page 2, Column 2

COURT REPORT.

1451—Wm. Wheeler vs. Hugh B. Shutts et al. Judgment for plaintiff for $335.50.

1404—Christain E. Brockman vs. Louis Stein. Judgment for pltf. for $313.42.

1441—Elizabeth Manning, Guardian, vs. Samuel Hall, stricken from docket.

1471—Able D. Breed et al vs. David Marsh et al. Judgment for pltfs for $169.07.

1472—Abel D. Breed et al vs. David Marsh et al. Judgment for plaintiff for $339.24.

1215—Henry C. Vincent vs. Liborious Dill et al. Dismissed.

1445—John Zurmuhler vs. Henry Bruckhorst et al. Judgment for plaintiff for $693.

1178—Leah Hayes Adm’x vs. Anna Rudolph. Judgment for plaintiff.

825—State of Indiana vs. Chas. Smith and Chas. Brooks. Plea of guilty. Imprisonment five years each and a fine of $100.

1063—Joseph Bruce et al vs. Eliza Langley. Dismissed.

1297—Littisha Williamson vs. Sebastian Tittel. Judgment for defendant for costs.

1115—Anna B. Rudolph vs. Wm. Wheeler et al. Judgment vs. Wheeler for costs.

783—State of Indiana vs. Archibald George. Indictment quashed.

804—State of Indiana vs. Henry Shepherd. Dismissed.

805—State of Indiana vs. Robt. Shepherd. Dismissed.

Lawrenceburg Register – 15 Mar 1877 – Page 3, Column 4

Court Report.

George W. Cheek vs. Adolph Schulze. Judgment against plaintiff for costs.

Benj. B. Eden vs. John Gray. Judgment against plaintiff for costs.

Ezra Howe vs. James L. Hartley. Judgment against defendant for $138.00 and costs.

George W. Diggs vs. Lawrence Daily et al. Judgment against plaintiff for costs.

Peter Walther et al vs. Andrew Vetter. Judgment against defendant for $145.32 and costs.

State of Indiana vs. Charles S. Dunn. Attachment for contempt. Defendant discharged on payment of costs.

James McKinney vs. Enoch H. Miller. This case was submitted to three arbitrators, who returned a verdict against Miller for $485.36.

Kate S. Lewis vs. David Nevitt. Judgment against defendant for $1099.32 and costs.

Hugh S. Miller vs. Zeph Heustis. Judgment against defendant for $100 and costs.

Theodore VanDorn vs. Anna Barbara Kreitzer et al. Judgment against defendants for $405 and costs.

Eli Powell et al vs. Thomas Windsor. Judgment against defendant for $40 and costs.

Andrew P. Cady vs. Hanson D. Moore. Judgment against plaintiff for costs.

Hannah Savage vs. C. H. W. Werneke et al. Judgment against defendant for $550.25 and costs.

Myron H. Harding vs. D. W. Marsh et al. Judgment against defendants for $1120.82 and costs.

George H. Sargent vs. Marsh & Ewbank. Judgment against defendants for $509.76 and costs.

Nettie C. Pierce vs. Omer T. Pierce. Decree of Divorce, and judgment for costs against defendant.

Philip Erle vs. Filey Campbell. Judgment against defendants for costs.

 

Probate.

Nancy Guard was appointed Guardian of Carrie Guard.

Langtree & Haynes vs. Jacob Peters, Adm’r of Alex Seigmund’s estate. Allowed claim of $85.

John C. Holmyer submitted final report as Guardian of Catharine Guard, an insane person, now deceased.

George W. Baker, Adm’r of Peter Henegan’s estate, submitted a final report and was discharged.

Mary Howard was appointed Adm’x of Benj. Howard’s estate.

Catharine Shattuck, Guardian of Asa Shattuck’s heirs, submitted a final report and was discharged. Said Guardian was also allowed $321 for board and clothing her ward, Charles Carr.

Wesley Wilson vs. Benj. Wethered, Guardian of Catharine Duncan, and insane person. Judgment against defendant for $372.

 

Cases Set for Trial Under Judge Hord.

PROBATE CAUSES.

  • Charles E. Angevine vs. James A. Angevine, Adm’r of James Angevine, dec’d.
  • Aletta M. Lewis vs. same.
  • James A. Angevine vs. estate of James Angevine. Jno. K. Thompson adversary party. Two other cases of same vs. same.
  • Melissa J. Cheek vs. Thomas M. Kyle, Adm’r of Harrison’s estate.

COMMON LAW CAUSES.

  • Jere. D. Skeen vs. Jacob P. Dunn et als.
  • Ezra G. Hayes et als vs. J. H. Burkam et als.
  • Andrew J. Dever vs. James Cummings et als.
  • D. W. C. Fitch, Ex’r Walter Hayes estate, vs. James C. Hayes.
  • State ex rel Angevine vs. Isaac B. Ward.
  • Jennie V. Ludlow vs. James Walker.
  • W. H. Bainbridge vs. James A. Angevine.
  • John Schwartz vs. same.
  • M. H. Harding vs. D. W. C. Fitch, Ex’r Walter Hayes’ estate.
  • James Taylor vs. M. Meister et als.
  • Eagle Machine Works vs. same.
  • Atlas Works of Indianapolis vs. same.
  • State ex rel Silvers vs. Benj. F. Vail.
  • C. Aultman & Co. vs. Jos. G. Parks et al.
  • B. N. McHenry & Co. vs. Joseph Stull et als.
  • Margaret C. Pate vs. Alfred M. Pate et als.

CAUSES AT ISSUE.

  • McKinney vs. Miller.
  • Guard, Adm’x vs. Martin et als.
  • Smith vs. Beckman.
  • Ludlow vs. Kiefel et al.
  • Karch vs. Gartner et al.
  • State ex rel Gibson vs. Weitzel et als.
  • Slater et al vs. Slater & Andrews.
  • Gibson vs. same.
  • Sisson vs. same.
  • Weitzel vs. same.
  • Pate vs. Pate.
  • Warner vs. Wolf.
  • Watkins vs. Watkins.
  • Garnier vs. Frederick.
  • Scholle vs. Scholle et als.
  • Tousey, Executor, vs. Nevitt et al.

Lawrenceburg Register – 22 Mar 1877 – Page 2, Column 2

Circuit Court.

State ex rel Jas. R. Slivers vs. Benjamin R. Vail et als. Change of venue to Ripley County.

Margaret C. Pate vs. Alfred M. Pate. Change of venue to Decatur Co.

Ezra G. Hayes et als against Jos. H. Burkam et als. This case has been in progress of trial since the 13th inst. with a probability of being concluded by Friday.

Eagle Machine Works vs. Michael Meister. Judgment against defendant for $664.76 and costs.

Atlas Works of Indianapolis vs. Michael Meister et als. Judgment against defendants for $1128.15 and costs.

David Harr vs. Isabella Hancock et als. Commissioner appointed to sell Real Estate and files his bond in the sum of $500.

Puella M. Mulford vs. David Mulford. Decree of divorce and judgment against plaintiff for costs.

Wm. Probasco et als vs. Jacob Rief et als. Judgment against Jacob Rief for $923.18, in favor of John Wymond defendant.

State ex rel Hester Wells vs. William Heaton. A compromise was offered, and defendant was discharged from jail.

George Tousey, Exr. of the last will of Isaac Dunn, deceased, vs. David Nevitt et als. Judgment against defendants for $3940.62 and costs.

State of Indiana vs. Jacob Miller. Judgment against defendant for $25.00 and costs, and confinement in county jail for four hours.

 

Probate.

Melissa J. Cheek vs. Thos. M. Kyle, Administrator of Thos. Harrison’s Estate. Judgment against plaintiff for costs.

Estate of Hugh Grubbs, deceased, James Liddell, Administrator. Administrator files inventory of Personal Property.

The will of John Andrew Kreitleni was entered to Probate.

Guardianship of William Whiteford’s heirs. Isabella Whiteford, Guardian; said guardian files her final report, and is discharged.

Estate of Benjamin Wilson, deceased, Lucian J. Wilson, Administrator. Said Administrator files an inventory and sale bill of personal property.

Lawrenceburg Register – 29 Mar 1877 – Page 2, Column 3

Circuit Court.

Jeremiah D. Skeen vs. Jacob P. Dunn et al on a motion to set aside all proceedings had in the case since a default was entered against the defendants in 1864. The action was commenced in Ripley county in 1864. Skeen purchased land from one Weir subject to a Sinking Fund mortgage. The Auditor sold the land to pay the mortgage, and Dunn purchased it, upon a writ of possession being granted Dunn, Skeen enjoined the officers from ejecting him and the suit went against Dunn by default. The case was opened in 1869 by a motion of Dunn for a new trial which was rendered against Skeen. In an elaborate written opinion Judge Hord overruled the motion.

 

Probate.

Wm. Shanks vs. estate Anth Halverstadt. Claim for $18 allowed.

Franz P. Hofer Lobensteen made his final report as guardian of Franz Fisher, and was discharged.

Chas. E. Angevine vs. estate of James A. Angevine. Claim for $162.85 allowed.

A. M. Lewis et al vs. same estate. Claim for $80 allowed.

James A. Angevine vs. same three cases. Claim for $850 allowed.

Lawrenceburg Register – 5 Apr 1877 – Page 2, Column 4

Circuit Court.

C. Aultman & Co. vs. Joseph G. Parks and others, judgment against Parks for $240.50 and costs.

State vs. Wm. H. Gregory, grand larceny, pleads guilty, sentenced to two years imprisonment in the State Prison and fined $1.

Anna Watkins vs. Henry Watkins, divorce; cause inhuman treatment and failure to provide. Divorce granted.

Bazil N. McHenry et al vs. Joseph Stull—to enforce lien—The plaintiff contracted with Joseph Stull to make certain improvements on a building belonging to the wife of Stull, which improvements he made and took a lien on the property—trial by jury—judgment against Stull for $506 and costs, plaintiff to recover nothing from Mary Stull.

Otha Hayes and others vs. Elijah Guard and others—petition for partition—petition granted and the following commissioners were appointed to make the partition: J. J. Hauck, John Callahan and James Burk.

Agnes Haddock vs. Worchester Haddock. The plaintiff has filed complaint for divorce and alimony against defendant would dispose of certain stock in the Aurora Iron & Nail Co., of which he is the owner, she asks for order restraining him from selling this stock which request was granted.

Wm. H. Bainbridge vs. James A. Angevine—The plaintiff was the attorney of the defendant and after giving him legal advice refused to foot the bill—trial by jury—judgment against Angevine for $63.45 and costs.

State ex rel Mary Hutsebaut vs. Tom. Ferril his mother—petition to be removed from his bond which petition was granted and if Tom don’t furnish bail in the sum of $300, will remain in jail until Feb. 26, 1878.

In the will case the jury returned the following verdict: We the jury find that the will in suit is not the will of Joseph Hayes. A. J. Alden, Foreman. And the interrogatives submitted to them were answered as follows:

  1. Was Joseph Hayes at the time he executed the will in suit a person of sound mind? Answer no.
  2. Was the execution of the will in suit procured through the undue influence of any one over the mind of Joseph Hayes? Answer yes.

The plaintiff’s Ezra Hayes and others immediately filed a motion for a new trial, argument will be heard Saturday, April 7.

John W. Briggs was allowed the sum of $63.50 for expenses incurred in the arrest of Wm. Gregory.

The following cases will be heard before the special session to be held July 9: Ludlow vs. Walker; Fitch vs. Hayes; Skeen vs. Dunn; Harding vs. Fitch.

Pius Frederick vs. City of Lawrenceburgh. The defendants are restrained from moving any part of the plaintiffs buildings which they claim to be on the street.

Louis Bihr vs. John Kuntz. Judgment against defendant for $313 and costs.

John Schwartz vs. J. A. Angsvine for legal services. Judgment against defendant for $310 and costs.

Barbara Garnier vs. Agnes Frederick. Judgment against defendant for $280 and costs.

The Court ordered the Clerk to give notice of the holding of a special term of court July 9, 1877.

 

Probate.

Katherine Roth, Executrix of Michael Roth deceased, made a final report and was discharged.

Jeremiah T. Watkins administrator of Isaac L. Cannon, made a report and tendered his resignation as such administrator, which was accepted.

David C. Wright appointed administrator of the estate of Benjamin F. Wright.

Henry Leindecker made a final report of his trust as administrator of Wm. Weaver and was discharged.

Agnes Haddock has filed a petition for divorce from Worchester Haddock on grounds of Adultery. She prays for $20,000 alimony.

The will of Mary Wesler has been admitted to probate, she disposes of her property as follows: To Christiana Schneider, $60; to Henry Wesler, $1 in addition to the $250 already given him. To Mena Roller $200; to Christ and Fred Wesler she gives her dwelling house in Newtown.