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1821 Vevay Election

From: Switzerland County, Indiana, Circuit Court Complete Records, 1821-1827, p. 1-5.

On 3 September 1821, men who had resided in the Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana for at least 6 months and had a trade or occupation gathered to decide whether or not to incorporate the town. The following men unanimously voted for incorporation:

  • James Welsh
  • Daniel Dufour
  • Frederick Waldon
  • Laurence Nihell
  • William C. Keen
  • John Gilliland
  • Rawleigh Day
  • Ira Mendenhall
  • Edward Patten
  • Joseph S. Welsh
  • William C. Thornton
  • A. J. Johnon
  • Jno. Mendenhall
  • Harvey Fairbanks
  • S. C. Stevens
  • J. Hamilton
  • C. Henderson
  • John Douglass
  • Abijah Clark
  • John Fox
  • Richard F. Goddard
  • E. J. Herrall
  • Garret Perkins
  • James Rague
  • Sam Merrell
  • Joseph Malin
  • A. Gilbert
  • W. B. Patten
  • Thos. Armstrong
  • Lucien Gex

On 10 September 1821, the following voters elected 5 town trustees:

 

  • Thomas Armstrong
  • William Bradly
  • Charles Henderson
  • J. T. M. Whaly
  • Rawleigh Day
  • John Fox
  • Otis Waldow
  • Chaning Madison
  • James Rague
  • Richard T. Goddard
  • Eward Patten
  • Andrew J. Johnson
  • James Welsh
  • Amos Gilbert
  • A. B. Dumont
  • John Douglass
  • E. J. Acriales
  • George G. Knox
  • Israel R. Whitehead
  • Joseph S. Welsh
  • Lawrence Nihelle
  • John Mendenhall
  • John Wilson
  • Jeremiah Sheldon
  • John Riddle
  • Jonas Baldwin
  • William Stevenson
  • Edward Warthen
  • Joseph Malin
  • John Gilliland

The votes were:

  • S. C. Stevens, 29 votes
  • John Gilliland, 28 votes
  • Lawrence Nihell, 23 votes
  • Garrett Perkins, 22 votes
  • Joseph Malin, 16 votes
  • Thomas Armstrong, 11 votes
  • Israel R. Whitehead, 9 votes
  • Samuel Merrill, 2 votes
  • Chaning Madison, 1 vote
  • John Douglass, 1 vote
  • Joseph S. Welsh, 1 vote
  • William C. Keen, 3 votes
  • Rawleigh Day, 5 votes
  • Jonas Baldwin, 2 votes

S. C. Stevens, John Gilliland, Laurence Nihell, Garrett Perkins, and Joseph Malin were elected town trustees.

Vevay – 1895 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1895. Volume 7. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1895.
See also:
Entries from Switzerland County (1895)
Switzerland County Directories

VEVAY. The judicial seat of Switzerland county, is a town of 2,000 inhabitants, on the Ohio river, 100 miles southeast of Indianapolis and 75 below Cincinnati. Has 2 banks, 4 weekly newspapers, The Reveille, Times, Democrat and Twice-a-Week are published. Tel., Ohio River Telegraph Line and telephone connection. Mail daily. Money order office. Oscar Williamson, postmaster.

  • Anderson T D, saloon
  • Armstrong Annie G, milliner
  • Bair Frank, grocer
  • Bear Lowery H, physician
  • Boerner Charles G, jeweler
  • Boerner Wm, produce
  • Boyd John W, tinner
  • Brindley Daniel, blksmith
  • Brindley J D, saloon
  • Brown M & Son, general store
  • Brown & Cunningham, flour mill
  • Clendening L M, clothing
  • Clendining O S, tobacco warehouse and shoes
  • Cole James, lawyer
  • Coleman & McKay, livery
  • Craig Albert G, physician
  • Dalgleish Henry, physician
  • Danglade E P, grocer
  • Davis David A, blksmith
  • Delayne’s New Hotel, Oscar Webb propr
  • Demann Wm H, furniture
  • Detratz Frank & Sons, planing mill
  • Downey Edward P, grocer
  • Dufour A P, insurance
  • Fallis Nathaniel M, grocer
  • First National Bank, Albert G Craig cashr
  • Fisk Wilbur L, furniture
  • Gegner George, baker
  • Geiger C H, dentist
  • Golay L W, druggist
  • Goldenburg Wm F, stoves
  • Grammer John M, saloon
  • Griffith Francis M, lawyer
  • Grisard Fred L, grocer
  • Grisard Rudolph F, grocer
  • Grisard & McHenry, milliners
  • Hall Edward L, carpenter
  • Hall & Lewis, dry goods
  • Haskell David M, stoves
  • Haskell George, undertaker
  • Haskell Oliver, grocer
  • Humphrey Thomas, tailor
  • Jockel W L, restaurant
  • Johnson Oliver, dry goods
  • Johnson Wm, dentist
  • Kelly Lizzie, milliner
  • Kincaid J C, meat mkr
  • Land Riley, stoves and roofer
  • Lanham Sylvanus, sewing machines
  • Lanham Wm, wagonmkr
  • Lauschner Samuel, shoemkr
  • Lawrence W C, saloon
  • Lindenschmidt Mary, dry goods
  • Lindenschmidt & Co, Mnfrs of White Star Yeast
  • Loring I P, clothing
  • McHenry W A, meat mkt
  • Martin Edward M, wagonmkr
  • Martin Joseph H, blksmith
  • Mennet W L, grocer
  • Moxley John, painter
  • Myers Wm, saloon
  • National Hotel, James Leap propr
  • Ohio River Telegraph Line, Wm J Baird lessee
  • Pattie W N & Co, contractors
  • Pleasants George S, lawyer
  • Pleasants James K, produce
  • Pleasants J K & Son, clothing
  • Riley P J, wagonmkr
  • Rosenberger Frank, brick mnfr
  • Rous H C, physician
  • Russell Antoinette, milliner
  • Schenck & Mills, general store
  • Schewe John, confectioner
  • Schewe & Reinecke, meat mrkt
  • Scott & Brown, grocers
  • Seifert Alvin, barber
  • Shaw Alfred & Son, agrl implts and produce
  • Shaw Frank P, wagonmkr
  • Sheftall Eugene, barber
  • Shuff & Waldo, lumber
  • Siebert R, shoemkr
  • Sieglitz Charles, jeweler
  • Smiley John W, livery and undertaker
  • Smith Benjamin F, shoes
  • Smith L E, insurance
  • Smith John W, physician
  • Stevens E M & Co, Druggists
  • Stucy Bros, leaf tobacco
  • Tandy Carroll S, lawyer
  • Taylor Charles A, harness
  • Thiebaud Charles V, grocer
  • Thiebaud John L, druggist
  • Tower House, James W Tower propr
  • Tower James W, agrl implts and hotel
  • Traflet Henry, livery
  • Twice-a-Week, Oakley & Oakley proprs
  • Union Furniture Co, furniture mnfrs
  • Van Pelt G Welby, phys and pension atty
  • Vevay Democrat, P T Hartford propr
  • Vevay Deposit Bank, Charles C Shaw cashr
  • Vevay Reveille, Wm J Baird propr
  • Vevay Times (Thur, Dem), M C Walden propr
  • Wahl Jacob, barber
  • Waldo Otis S, general store
  • Walton Joseph E, photogr
  • Ward Wm D, lawyer
  • Wealis H & Son, painters
  • Young Zebulon I, dry goods

Vevay – 1892 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1892. Volume 6. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1892.
See also:
Entries from Switzerland County (1892)
Switzerland County Directories

VEVAY. The judicial seat of Switzerland county, is a town of 2,000 inhabitants, on the Ohio river, 100 miles southeast of Indianapolis and 75 below Cincinnati. Has a bank. 3 weekly newspapers, the Reveille, Times and Democrat, are published. Tel., W. U. Mail, daily. Money order office. C. O. Thiebaud, postmaster.

  • Anderson Margaret, milliner
  • Baird Wm J, propr Vevay Reveille
  • Boerner Charles G, jeweler
  • Boyd John W, stoves
  • Brown M & Son, Grocers
  • Craig Albert G, physician
  • Dalgleish Henry, physician
  • Davis David, blacksmith
  • Delayne’s New Hotel, W S Hopkins propr
  • Detratz Francis R, carpenter
  • Detratz Frank & Sons, planing mill and carpenters
  • Downey Edward P, grocer and stoves
  • Edgar Alexander, grocer and planing mill
  • Elder Wm, blacksmith
  • Ellis John T, lawyer
  • First National Bank (capital $50,000), C S Tandy pres, Wm Hall cashr
  • Golay & Livings, ins agts and notaries
  • Goldenburgh Wm, stoves
  • Grammer John M, saloon
  • Griffith Francis M, lawyer
  • Grisard Fred L, grocer and hardware
  • Hall Edward A, carpenter
  • Hall & Lewis, Dry Goods
  • Hanlon Daniel, blacksmith
  • Hartford Philip T, shoes and propr Vevay Democrat
  • Haskell David M, stoves
  • Haskell George, undertaker
  • Holland Philip C, physician
  • Hopkins W S, propr Delaney’s New Hotel
  • Johnson Wm, dentist
  • Kelly Mattie, milliner
  • Kessler Victor, harnessmaker
  • Kincaid John W, meat market
  • Knox Walter A, propr Vevay Times
  • Lanham Sylvanus, furniture and fences
  • Lanham Wm, wagonmaker
  • LeClerc House, Julia LeClerc propr
  • Lee D B, county clerk
  • Lorch Adolph W, tailor
  • Manning Anna B, milliner
  • Martin Edward M, wagonmaker
  • Martin Joseph H, blacksmith
  • Melcher John, marble works
  • Moxly John, painter
  • National Notel, John Thamann propr
  • Orem John, lawyer
  • Pattie John, contr and builder
  • Patton Wm, grocer
  • Pleasants George S, lawyer
  • Pleasants James K, produce
  • Pleasants J K & Son, clothing
  • Rosenberger Frank R, brick mnfr
  • Rous H C, physician
  • Russell Antoinette, milliner
  • Sage Philander S, physician
  • Schenck Andrew J, gen store and tel agt
  • Scott & Brown, grocers and bakers
  • Sebenthal & Brown, grocers and bakers
  • Sebenthal & Brown, flour mill
  • Shaddy John H, physician
  • Shaw Charles C, produce and farm implts
  • Shaw Frank P, wagonmaker
  • Shaw & Detraz, grocers
  • Sheftall Eugene, barber
  • Shuff & Waldo, lumber
  • Shull Edward E, produce and live stock
  • Sieglitz Charles, jeweler
  • Simmons Benjamin, saloon
  • Smiley John W, livery and undertaker
  • Smith Benjamin F, shoes
  • Smith John W, physician
  • Stevens E M & Co., Drugs
  • Stow Alfred, painter
  • Stucy Bros, leaf tobacco
  • Tandy Carroll S, lawyer
  • Thamann Joseph, propr National Hotel
  • Thamann Joseph G, saloon
  • Thiebaud Charles O, Drugs, Etc.
  • Thiebaud Charles E, grocer
  • Thiebaud John L, druggist
  • Tower Wm S, boarding house
  • Turner Isaac, produce
  • Union Furniture Co, Furniture Mnfr
  • VanOsdol James A, lawyer
  • VanPelt G Welby, physician
  • Vevay Democrat, P T Hartford propr
  • Vevay Reveille, Wm J Baird propr
  • Vevay Times, Walter A Knox propr
  • Wahl Jacob, barber
  • Waldo Otis S, general store
  • Walton Joseph E, photographer
  • Ward Wm D, lawyer
  • Wealis H & Son, painters
  • Works Addison, lawyer
  • Works James A, lawyer
  • Young Zebulam I, general store

Vevay – 1890 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1890. Volume 5. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1890.
See also:
Entries from Switzerland County, Indiana (1890)
Switzerland County Directories

VEVAY. The judicial seat of Switzerland county, is a town of 2,000 inhabitants, on the Ohio river, 100 miles southeast of Indianapolis and 75 below Cincinnati. Has a bank. Three weekly newspapers, the Reveille, Times and Democrat, are published. Tel., W. U. Mail, daily. Money order office. C. O. Thiebaud, postmaster.

  • Adams Charles G, county treasurer
  • Anderson Margaret, milliner
  • Baird Wm J, propr Vevay Reveille
  • Boerner Charles G, jeweler
  • Boyd John W, stoves
  • Brown M & Son (Matthew M and Hugh), grocers
  • Colser Sol, harnessmaker
  • Craig Albert G, physician
  • Dalgleish Henry, physician
  • Davis David, blacksmith
  • Delaney Thomas, saloon
  • Delayne’s New Hotel, W S Hopkins propr
  • Detratz Francis R, carpenter
  • Detratz Frank & Son, planning mill and carpenters
  • Downey Edward P, groceries and stoves
  • Dumont Mrs. S M, dressmaker
  • Edgar Alexander, grocer and planning mill
  • Elder Wm, blacksmith
  • Ellis John T, lawyer
  • Faulkner Wm, planning mill
  • First National Bank (capital, $50,000), C S Tandy pres, Wm Hall cash
  • Golay & Livings (Charles E Golay, Theodore Livings), ins agents and notaries
  • Golay & Stevens (Lawrence W Golay, Edwin M Stevens), druggists
  • Goldenburgh Wm, stoves
  • Grammer John M, meat market
  • Gray James, tailor
  • Griffith Francis M, lawyer
  • Grisard Frederick L, grocer and hardware
  • Hall Edward A, carpenter
  • Hall & Lewis (Wm Hall, John K Lewis), dry goods
  • Hanlon Daniel, blacksmith
  • Hartford Philip T, shoes and propr Vevay Democrat
  • Haskell David M, livery
  • Haskell George, undertaker
  • Hirtz Nicholas, cigar mnfr
  • Holland Philip C, physician
  • Hopkins W S, propr Delayne’s New Hotel
  • Jockell Wilhelmina, baker
  • Johnston Wm, dentist
  • Kelly Mattie, milliner
  • Kessler Victor, harnessmaker
  • Kincaid John W, meat market
  • Knox James S, livery
  • Knox Walter A, propr Vevay Times
  • Lanham Sylvanus, Furniture and Fences
  • Lanham Wm, wagonmaker
  • Le Clerc House, Mrs. Julia Le Clerc propr
  • Le Clerc Mrs. Julia, propr Le Clerc house
  • Lee D B, county clerk
  • Lorch, Adolph W, tailor
  • Manning Mrs. Anna B, milliner
  • Martin Edward M, wagonmaker
  • Martin Joseph H, blacksmith
  • Melcher John, marble works
  • Moxly John, painter
  • National Hotel, Joseph Thamann propr
  • O’Neil Rev J T (Methodist)
  • Orem John, lawyer
  • Pattie John, contractor and builder
  • Patton Wm, grocer
  • Patton Wm M, undertaker
  • Pleasants George S, lawyer
  • Pleasants James K, produce
  • Pleasants J K & Son (James K and Wm H), clothing
  • Porter T I, livery
  • Rosenberger Frank R, brick mnfr
  • Rous Miss H C, physician
  • Russell Mrs. Antoinette, milliner
  • Sage, Philander S, physician
  • Schenck Andrew J, gen store and tel agt
  • Scott & Brown (James M Scott, James H Brown), grocers and bakers
  • Sebenthal & Brown, flour mill
  • Shaddy John H, physician
  • Shaw Charles C, produce and farm impts
  • Shaw Frank P, wagonmaker
  • Shaw & Detraz (Charles C Shaw, Edward R Detraz), grocers
  • Sheftall Eugene, barber
  • Shuff & Waldo (Samuel Shuff, Otis S Waldo), lumber
  • Shull Edward E, produce and live stock
  • Sieglitz Charles, jeweler
  • Simmons Benjamin W, saloon
  • Smiley John W, livery and undertaker
  • Smith Benjamin F, shoes
  • Smith John W, physician
  • Stow Alfred, painter
  • Stucy Bros (Samuel and Frederick), leaf tobacco
  • Tandy Carroll S, lawyer
  • Taylor Ira M, saloon
  • Thamann Joseph, propr National hotel
  • Thamann Joseph G, saloon
  • Thiebaud Charles O, Drugs and Books
  • Thiebaud Charles V, grocer
  • Thiebaud John L, druggist
  • Told Silas, coal
  • Tower Wm S, boarding house
  • Turner Isaac, produce and wharfmaster
  • Union Furniture Co, David Armstrong pres, Clemens C DeMann supt and treas, A J Porter sec
  • VanOsdol James A, lawyer
  • Van Pelt G Welby, physician
  • Van Pelt Mrs. J C, milliner
  • Vevay Democrat, P T Hartford propr
  • Vevay Reveille, Wm J Baird propr
  • Vevay Times, Walter A Knox propr
  • Wahl Jacob, barber
  • Waldo Otis S, general store
  • Walton Joseph E, photographer
  • Ward Wm D, lawyer
  • Wealis H & Son (Henry and Henry Jr.), painters
  • Weiland W H, veterinary surgeon
  • Williams Rev W H (Baptist)
  • Works Addison, lawyer
  • Works James A, lawyer
  • Young Zebulam I, general store

Vevay – 1887 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1887. Volume 4. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1887.
See also:
Entries from Switzerland County, Indiana (1887)
Switzerland County Directories

VEVAY. The judicial seat of Switzerland county, is an enterprising town of 2,100 inhabitants, located on the Ohio river, 100 miles southeast of Indianapolis and 75 below Cincinnati. Vevay presents a thrifty and prosperous appearance, and is supplied with 5 churches—Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, Catholic and Christian—graded school, a bank, handsome private residences and a number of substantial business blocks. Three weekly newspapers, the Reveille, Times and Democrat, are published. The manufacturing interests include 2 saw mills, 1 chair factory, 2 planing mills, 3 furniture factories, 2 brick yards, 1 flour and 1 woolen mill. Exp., Adams. Tel., W. U. Mail, daily. C. O. Theibaud, postmaster.

  • Abbett Robert T F, county clerk
  • Adams Charles G, county treasurer
  • Anderson Margaret, milliner
  • Bair John R, blacksmith
  • Baird W J, propr Vevay Reveille
  • Blach J & Sons (Julius, Max and Simon), clothing
  • Boerner Charles G, jeweler
  • Boulton John T, wagonmaker
  • Boyd John W, stoves
  • Brown M & Son (Matthew M and Hugh Brown), grocers
  • Craig Albert G, physician
  • Davis David, blacksmith
  • Delaney Thomas, saloon
  • Detratz Francis R, carpenter
  • Detratz Mrs. Mary J, milliner
  • Downey T H & Sons (Thomas H, Wm H and Edward P), grocers and stoves
  • Dumont Mrs. S M, dressmaker
  • Edgar Alexander, grocer and planing mill
  • Ellis John T, lawyer
  • Faulkner Wm, planing mill
  • First National Bank (capital $50,000), C S Tandy pres, Wm Hall cash
  • Freeman & Dalgleish (Wm Freeman, Henry Dalgleish), physicians
  • Gard Rev W M (Christian)
  • Golay & Livings (Charles E Golay, Theodore Livings), ins agts and notaries pub
  • Golay & Stevens (Lawrence W Golay, Edwin M Stevens), druggists
  • Goldenburgh C & Son (Charles and Wm), stoves
  • Grammer Miss Anna, dressmaker
  • Grammer John M, meat market
  • Gray James, tailor
  • Griffith Francis M, lawyer
  • Grisard Frederick L, groceries and hardware
  • Hall Edward A, carpenter
  • Hall & Lewis (Wm Hall, John K Lewis), dry goods
  • Hartford Philip T, shoes and propr Democrat
  • Haskell Bros (David M and George), livery
  • Hathorn George N, carpenter
  • Hirtz Nicholas, cigar mnfr
  • Holland Philip C, physician
  • Hollcraft Flavius J, undertaker
  • Jockell Joseph, baker
  • Johnson Wm R, lawyer
  • Johnston Wm, dentist
  • Kelly & Waldo (Mattie Kelly, Lillie Waldo), milliners
  • Kessler Victor, harnessmaker
  • Kincaid John W, meat market
  • Knox James S, livery
  • Knox Walter A, propr Vevay Times
  • Lanham Sylvanus, Furniture Repairer and Fences
  • Le Clerc House, Mrs. Julia Le Clerc propr
  • L Clerc Adolph W, tailor
  • Lyons W Harry, restaurant
  • McCrellis James B, lawyer
  • McLean Chair, Crib and Furniture Co., Wm D Ward Pres, Lemuel Bledsoe Treas, J W Faulkner Sec and Supt
  • Manning Mrs. A B, milliner
  • Marquett Frederick W, harnessmaker
  • Martin Edward M, wagonmaker
  • Martin Joseph H, blacksmith
  • Melcher John, marble works
  • Nash Gardner P, general store
  • National Hotel, Joseph Thamann propr.
  • O’Neil Rev J T (Methodist)
  • Orem James P, county recorder
  • Orem John, lawyer
  • Outcalt Frank, cigar mnfr
  • Patton Wm, grocer
  • Patton Wm M, undertaker
  • Pleasants George S, lawyer
  • Pleasants James K, produce
  • Pleasants J K & Son (James K and Wm H), clothing
  • Powell Rev Joseph R (Baptist)
  • Robenstein & Sieglitz (Mrs Mary A Robenstein, Charles Sieglitz), jewelers
  • Rosenberger Frank R, brick mnfr
  • Rous Miss H C, physician
  • Russell Mrs. Antoinette, milliner
  • Sage Philander S, physician
  • Schenck Andrew J, general store
  • Scott & Brown (James M Scott, James H Brown), grocers and bakers
  • Shaddy Bros (Jackson and Wm), livery
  • Shaddy John H, physician
  • Shaw Charles C, produce and farm impts
  • Shaw Frank P, wagonmaker
  • Shaw & Detraz (Charles C Shaw and Edward R Detraz), grocers
  • Sheftall Eugene, barber
  • Shuff & Waldo (Samuel Shuff, Otis S Waldo), lumber
  • Shull Edward E, produce and live stock
  • Simmons & Lewis (Benjamin W Simmons, James W Lewis), saloon
  • Smiley John W, livery stable
  • Smith Benjamin F, shoes
  • Smith John W, physician
  • Spencer Samuel, barber
  • Stow Alfred, painter
  • Stucy Bros (Samuel and Frederick), leaf tobacco
  • Tandy Carroll S, lawyer
  • Taylor Ira M, saloon
  • Thamann Joseph, propr National hotel
  • Thamann Joseph G, saloon
  • Thiebaud Bros (Morton D and Rudolph F), shoes
  • Thiebaud Charles O, Druggist
  • Thiebaud Charles V, grocer
  • Thiebaud John L, druggist
  • Told Peter, coal
  • Tower House, Wm S Tower Propr
  • Tower Wm R & Son (Wm R and James), brick manufacturers
  • Tower Wm S, Propr Tower House
  • Turner Isaac, produce dealer and wharfmaster
  • Union Furniture Co., David Armstrong pres, Clemens C DeMann supt and treas, A J Porter sec
  • Van Osdol James A, lawyer
  • Van Pett G Welby, physician
  • Vevay Democrat (Thur, Dem, $1 per year), P T Hartford propr
  • Vevay Reveille (Thur, Rep, $2 per year), Wm J Baird propr
  • Vevay Times (Wed, Ind, $1 per year), Walter A Knox propr
  • Wahl Jacob, barber
  • Waldo Otis S, general store
  • Walton Joseph E, photographer
  • Ward Wm D, lawyer
  • Warden Adam, carpenter
  • Weales H & Son (Henry and Henry Jr.), painters
  • Williams John E, cigar manufacturer
  • Works Addison, lawyer
  • Works & Schroeder (James A Works, Louis O Schroeder), lawyers
  • Young Zebulam I, general store

Vevay Lists of Letters – 1815

The following lists of letters for Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana, appeared in Indiana newspapers.

Madison Western Eagle – 15 Jul 1815 – Page 3, Column 4

LETTERS

Remaining in the Post-Office at Vevay, I. T. on the 30th day of June, which if not taken out in three months, will be sent to the general Post-Office as dead letters.

A—Armiger Bell

C—George Coggshell

G—Richard Gardner, George Gandy

P—Henry Peters, William Priskel, Eleader Pritchet

S—William Seult, Eliza Stivers

T—Gideon D Tripp

JOHN FRANCIS DUFOUR, P.M.

Madison Western Eagle – 14 Oct 1815 – Page 3, Column 4

LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Vevay, I. T. on the 1st of October, 1815, which if not taken out in three months, will be sent to the central Post Office as dead letters.

  • Jacob Butler
  • Daniel Bailey
  • John S. Bledsoe
  • Walter Clark
  • William Campbell
  • William Fuller
  • Adam Henthorn
  • James Hastie
  • Jane M’Killy
  • Peter Sheets
  • Edward Violet
  • John Wilson

JOHN F. DUFOUR, P.M.

 

Vevay Lists of Letters – 1836

Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana lists of letters for 1836 appeared in:

Weekly Messenger – 9 Jan 1836 – Page 3, Column 4; 16 Jan 1836 – Page 3, Column 5; 23 Jan 1836 – Page 3, Column 4; 30 Jan 1836 – Page 3, Column 5

List of Letters,
Remaining in the Post Office at Vevay on the 31st December, 1835; which if not taken out in three months, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.

  • Jane Boyle
  • William Brandon
  • Abr. Bledsoe
  • Bercot Boulonger
  • Samuel Buttler
  • R. B. Cotton
  • John Campbell
  • Truman Castle
  • Joseph Culp
  • Fauqn Cory
  • W. B. Campbell
  • Josiah Doan
  • John Dunn
  • Robert Drummond
  • Mrs. J. L. Dumont
  • Bartholom’w Edwards
  • Chas. R. Fagg
  • William Flemmings
  • Joseph Gray
  • John Hoser
  • Wm. Hutson
  • Geo. Hully
  • Mrs. L. Howe
  • Wm. Hanes
  • Alexander Hasty
  • Abram Jackson
  • Mr. Jackson
  • Daniel Jones
  • Della King
  • David Leap
  • Maryann Lewellyn
  • Samuel Miller
  • Wm. Miller
  • William McLaughlin
  • Joseph Malin, Esq.
  • Lawrence Osgood
  • Edward Patton, Esq.
  • Stephen Pristen
  • Wm. Pickett
  • John Richards
  • Louis Raymond
  • Richard Randall
  • Wilson Smith
  • John Shaddy
  • John Stuard
  • Miss A. Stratton
  • Francis Schoonover
  • Robert Seymore
  • Peel Taylor
  • Leon’d W. Whitney
  • Jacob Wiseman
  • Jesse Word
  • John R. Wiley
  • Will. Walker

JOHN M. KING, P.M.
January 2, 1836.

Weekly Messenger – 9 Apr 1836 – Page 3, Column 3; 16 Apr 1836 – Page 3, Column 4; 23 Apr 1836 – Page 3, Column 4

List of Letters.
Remaining in the post office at Vevay, Indiana, on the 31st day of March 1836; which if not taken out in three months, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.

  • Johnathan Andrews
  • William Atkinson
  • William Brander
  • William Bradford
  • Jefferson Bays
  • Andrew Banta
  • Philip Bettens
  • William Campbelle
  • Abraham Crandall
  • John D. Cumens
  • William D. Cox
  • David Cain, Esq.
  • John Cotton, Esq.
  • John Dun
  • Andrew Dillman
  • Silas Dodd
  • Dule C. Daner
  • Joseph C. Eggleston
  • William Fancher
  • James Forwood
  • William Gardner
  • Andrew Gowans
  • Judge Golay
  • Fred L. Golay
  • Thomas Gilliland
  • Pleasant Hinton
  • Martin Higgins
  • Alexander Higgins
  • Pruet Harvey
  • Gabriel Johnson
  • George G. Knox
  • Jacob Kerns
  • Miss Elizabeth Kaler
  • Francis S. Lindley
  • James B. Lewis
  • Mrs. Amelia Lindley
  • Alfred Lance
  • Crosby Lewis
  • Miss Maria Lyons
  • Niel McCullum
  • Dr. H. Mendenhall
  • James McLellan
  • Ira Malin
  • Jesse Merphy
  • Jas. Merphy
  • Abisha McKay
  • W. Matts
  • William A. Neal
  • Gabriel Philips
  • Joseph Philips
  • Mrs. Place
  • Susan Perley
  • Capt. Henry Peters
  • Sidney Robinson
  • James Rouse
  • Parmelia Sutton
  • John Smith
  • William Sard
  • Philip Schenck
  • Francis Sheets
  • William Thompson
  • Daniel Thomson
  • Levi Tamlin
  • Wodow Tirrel
  • Francis Tardy
  • James Twineham
  • John Vetz
  • Daniel Wilcox
  • William Wilkie
  • Grace Wilson
  • Gaudia Walter
  • Mr. Walker

JOHN M. KING, P.M.
Vevay, April 1, 1836.

Weekly Messenger – 9 Jul 1836 – Page 3, Column 3; 16 Jul 1836 – Page 3, Column 4; 23 Jul 1836 – Page 4, Column 4; 30 Jul 1836 – Page 4, Column 4

LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the post office at Vevay, Indiana, on the 30th June, 1836, which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the general post office as dead letters.

  • Thos. Armstrong
  • Jonathan Andrews
  • James Adams
  • Jas. or Nathan Balph
  • Wm. Bradly
  • Miss Mahala Bradly
  • Wm. Bright
  • James Brown
  • Miss Jane Buren
  • A. Bower or Noah Cox
  • Thomas Calvin
  • James Colke
  • Desire Claudell
  • Wm. D. Cox
  • Enos Ellis
  • Alfred Ferris
  • Charles R. Fagg
  • Miss Margaret Ann Fagg
  • John Gilliland
  • Wm. L. Griffith
  • Geo. B. Garlinghouse
  • Norman Green
  • Sarah Gibson
  • Pruett Harvey
  • George Hunt
  • Wm. Johnson
  • David King
  • John Konkle
  • John Lightou
  • Francis Lindley
  • D. McCulloch & Co.
  • Henry Munroe
  • James Montgomery
  • Robert McKay
  • Joseph Malin
  • John Malin
  • Mr. Mendenhall
  • Stephen Monnot
  • Hiram Ogle
  • Edward Patton, Esq.
  • Geo. E. Pleasants
  • James Pavy
  • B. M. Redd
  • Wm. Roberts
  • Rattiff W. Reeves
  • Eliza Jane Stevens
  • Wm. Spears
  • Simeon Slawson
  • James Stewerd
  • Joseph Short
  • Wm. B. Forrince
  • John Vetz
  • Wm. Vanosdol
  • F. D. Werdt
  • Elizabeth Walton
  • W. J. Wallace
  • William Witherspoon
  • A. N. Waugh
  • Elihu P. Washburn

JOHN M. KING, P.M.
Vevay, July 1, 1836.

Vevay Lists of Letters – 1835

Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana lists of letters for 1835 appeared in:

Weekly Messenger – 10 Jan 1835 – Page 3, Column 5; 17 Jan 1835 – Page 4, Column 4; 24 Jan 1835 – Page 3, Column 5

LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the post office at Vevay, Ia. on the 31st day of December, 1834, which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the general post office, as dead letters.

  • Nacy Adkins
  • Joseph Adkinson
  • John Alfrey
  • George Ash
  • Mr. Adkins
  • Disdisye Barmon
  • Philip Bettens Jr.
  • John Boreand
  • James F. Brown
  • Rev. Henry Banta
  • Jacob Bossaw
  • John L. Blunk
  • Saml. And Lewis Beal
  • Levi Beckley
  • Saml. Brown
  • Saml. Bellamy
  • Saml. And Jas. Brown
  • Jacob Banty
  • James and D. Bowen
  • John Buckhannon
  • James Campbell
  • Nathaniel Cotton
  • James & Elias C. Craig
  • Moses Chamberlin
  • Donald Cameron
  • Lewis A. Clark
  • Samuel Cler
  • William C. Dam
  • Julia L. Dumont
  • William S. Earhart
  • A. C. Forbes
  • John Fox
  • Paul Froman
  • Peter Gray
  • Joseph Gray
  • Abijah H. Grimes
  • Frederick Golay
  • Wm. & Andrew Givens
  • Amos Gilbert
  • Elijah Holcraft
  • Mrs. Hastie
  • Cyrus Hatch
  • Zelim Humbert Droz
  • James Hastie
  • John Hawkins Jr.
  • John Holdcraft
  • Wm & Tho Haskell
  • Daniel Haycock
  • Joseph Hays
  • Chas. & Nat. Hadlock
  • William Jones
  • George Johnson
  • Edw. & Saml. Kern
  • John Konkle
  • Daniel Kelso
  • William Keith
  • S. S. Kingsley
  • Nathan Lee
  • Enos Littlefield
  • Causby M. Lewis
  • James S. Long
  • John Leap
  • Joseph Malin
  • James M’Kay
  • Samuel M’Clintock
  • Z & Robert M’Kay
  • Joel Madison
  • Isaac or Elza Molea
  • Webster Marsh
  • George McCulloch
  • Abram M’Kay
  • Robert M’Kay
  • John McCullough
  • Z Montanye
  • John D Morerod
  • Moses M’Kay
  • Jesse Murphey
  • John M’Cormick
  • William Northcut
  • Hiram Ogle
  • Silas Overturf
  • Edward Patton
  • David Pollock
  • William Paige
  • Jean Joseph Pacolaz
  • Jean Pasquier
  • Samuel & John Protsman
  • Noble Rayl
  • John Rayl and sons
  • Moses & Jno. Roberts
  • Wm and John Ravl
  • James Rouse
  • Jeremiah Richards
  • Orson Read
  • W C Ramey
  • Joseph Short
  • Enoch and Jacob Shuff
  • Julia Smith
  • John Shoup
  • Samuel Spencer
  • James Sharp
  • Evan Taulman
  • N H Tapp
  • Jesse Wood
  • Thomas Wright Sr.
  • Mathias Thaus Willide

JOHN F. DUFOUR, P.M.
Vevay, Jan. 1st 1835.

Weekly Messenger – 4 Apr 1835 – Page 2, Column 5; 11 Apr 1835 – Page 4, Column 3; 18 Apr 1835 – Page 4, Column 2

List of Letters
Remaining in the Post office at Vevay, Indiana, on the 1st day of April 1835, which if not taken out before the 1st day of July next, will be sent to the General Post office as dead Letters.

  • Jonathan A. Andress
  • Catharine Armor
  • Irwin Armstrong
  • Charlotte Anderson
  • Joseph Brown
  • Samuel Bellamy
  • Jain M. Craig
  • David Cane
  • Elizabeth Campbell
  • Jane Campbell
  • John Degraw
  • Griffith Dickison
  • Andre Dufour
  • Richard Fagg
  • John Green
  • Sarah Guest
  • Henry Gullion
  • John Graham
  • James Gray
  • John Gray
  • Nathan Hagan
  • Elizabeth Hatton
  • Elizabeth Hamilton
  • David King
  • Samuel Krall
  • Daniel Kelso
  • C. M. Lewis
  • Francis F. Lindley
  • Zachariah McKay
  • Jacob Miller
  • Norman B. Magruder
  • William A. Neal
  • Barnibus Newkirk
  • William Northcot
  • Morgan Potton
  • Thomas Pickett
  • James Philips
  • John H. Page
  • William Price
  • John Richards
  • John Rogers
  • Isaac Richards
  • Ph. Romerel
  • John Smith
  • Samuel or Emily Spencer
  • Anna Stewart
  • Jane Stevens
  • Lanson Slauson
  • Thomas Smith
  • Arthur Twineham
  • George Tilley
  • James N. Taylor
  • Eliza Vanbriggle
  • Francis Whitcom
  • Jesse Warden
  • John Weaver
  • Jacob Weaver
  • William C. Wilson

JOHN F. DUFOUR, P.M.
Vevay, April 1st 1835.

Weekly Messenger – 4 Jul 1835 – Page 3, Column 2; 11 Jul 1835 – Page 3, Column 3; 18 Jul 1835 – Page 4, Column 5

List of Letters,
Remaining in the post office at Vevay, Indiana, on the 30th June, 1835, which if not taken out of the office in three months, will be sent to the general post office as dead letters.

  • Catharine Armer
  • Joseph Alfrey
  • Samuel Brown
  • John Bormand
  • Henry Banta
  • Nancy Bennett
  • Jane B. Craig
  • M. & H. Chamberlin
  • Daniel Cole
  • Joseph Dow
  • John K. Evington
  • Wm. Emmett
  • Charles R. Fagg
  • Soloman Froman
  • Monsieur Georgel
  • R. Gilliland
  • Bijah Grimes
  • Joseph Graham
  • John Gray
  • Thesphile Grosjean
  • Joseph Guinand
  • Ellen Huston
  • James Heady
  • Charles Henderson
  • George W. Heady
  • Mrs. Hagan
  • Josiah Jackman
  • George W. Kyle
  • James or John F. Kirby
  • Edward Kerns
  • Crosby Lewis
  • James S. Long & Co.
  • F. S. Lindley
  • James Lemon
  • James Long
  • Henry Landens
  • Ward Mansfield
  • Monsieur Mennet
  • Mrs. A. Marret
  • John Miller
  • Fielding Neal
  • Stephen G. Peabody
  • William Richards
  • John Roberts
  • Francis Schoonover
  • Joshua Smithson
  • Hugh Speers
  • John Shubert
  • James A. Stewart
  • Stephen C. Stevens
  • Israel Sackett
  • Rachal or W. Sullivan
  • Titus Smith
  • Powell Taylor
  • James Vannice
  • Josiah Woodruff
  • John or Marg’t Willis
  • David W. Webb
  • John D. Walker
  • Alexander Wilkie

JOHN F. DUFOUR, post master.

Weekly Messenger – 3 Oct 1835 – Page 3, Column 4; 10 Oct 1835 – Page 3, Column 5; 17 Oct 1835 – Page 3, Column 5; 24 Oct 1835 – Page 4, Column 3

List of Letters,
Remaining in the Post office in Vevay, on the 30th day of September, 1835 which if not taken out in three months, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.

  • Dr. Wm Armington
  • Jas Albritain
  • Thos Butler
  • Joseph Brown
  • Wm Bright
  • Walter Brook
  • Edward Brashears
  • Andrew Banta
  • John Cole
  • Ed Chenaud
  • Thornton Cummins
  • Wm D Cox
  • Joel Copher
  • Geo M Child
  • Francis Dupraz
  • Wm Dolty
  • John Dunn
  • David Danner
  • A B Dumont
  • John Elder
  • D E Eblin
  • Samuel Forwood
  • Saml Fester
  • Chas B Freeman
  • Jas Gray
  • Prudentia Graves
  • Thos Griffith
  • Martin Higgins
  • Lewis Hinman
  • P Harvey
  • Washington Joyce
  • Danl Kelso
  • Wm C Keen
  • David Kent
  • Wm Lewis
  • Wesley Leap
  • Henry Lanham
  • Charles Lanham
  • Levi Long
  • Archd Merrit
  • Mr. Miser
  • Samuel McKay
  • Mordecai McKenzie
  • Washington Manuel
  • Selia Moss
  • Joseph Malin
  • Fielding Neal
  • John Pavy
  • Pleasants & Mendenhall
  • Edward Patton
  • Elijah Ratta
  • Presly Reno
  • S C Stevens
  • Thos T Smith Sr.
  • John Scott
  • John Stepleton
  • Wm Smith
  • Jane Stevens
  • Jesse Teats
  • George Tilley
  • Timothy D Wood

Having rendered to the Post master General my resignation of the office of Postmaster in Vevay, to take effect from and after tomorrow, the above letters cannot be delivered unless the postage be paid.
JOHN F. DUFOUR, P.M.
Vevay, Sept. 30, 1835.

Vevay Lists of Letters – 1833

Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana lists of letters for 1833 appeared in:

Weekly Messenger – 13 Apr 1833 – Page 3, Column 4; 20 Apr 1833 – Page 1, Column 5

List of Letters,
Directed to our subscribers, remaining in the Vevay post office, on the first instant.

  • James Alfrey
  • John Alfrey
  • William Bradley
  • Daniel Blodget
  • Amos A. Brown
  • Stephen Butts
  • Robert Bakes
  • Samuel Blake
  • John Brandon
  • Homer Buck
  • Ralph B. Cotton
  • Daniel Cole
  • George Craig
  • Henry Cotton
  • Vincent Dufour
  • Joseph Dow
  • John Dickinson
  • Enos Ellis
  • John Elam
  • William Farrow
  • James Ferrall
  • Levi Gibson
  • John Gardner
  • Abijah H. Grimes
  • Amos Gilbert
  • Joseph Hayes
  • Joshua Hicks
  • Daniel Haycock
  • Tho. Hickman
  • Pruet Harvey
  • Stephen Jones
  • Eben Johnson
  • Charles F. Krutz
  • Enos Littlefield
  • Mal. Lancaster
  • John Miller
  • Robert McKay
  • Mord. McKinzie
  • Jesse McMillen
  • James Manford
  • J. D. Morerod
  • John Manford
  • John Nelson
  • Law. Nihell
  • John Nighswanger
  • Aaron Osborn
  • Edward Patton
  • William Park
  • John Protsman
  • John Rogers
  • John Roberts
  • Isaac Richards
  • Abraham Smith
  • Daniel Sheldon
  • H. Seymour
  • Silas Smith
  • James Sharp
  • James H. Scott
  • Jeremiah Thomas
  • Aruny Welsh
  • Thomas Wright
  • David W. Webb
  • Wm. Weckerly

Vevay Lists of Letters – 1832

Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana lists of letters for 1832 appeared in:

Weekly Messenger – 10 Jul 1832 – Page 3, Column 2; 17 Jul 1832 – Page 4, Column 4; 24 Jul 1832 – Page 1, Column 3

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the post-office at VEVAY, Ia. on the 30th of June, 1832; which, if not taken out before the 1st of October next, will be sent to the General Post Office, as dead letters.

  • John Buckhanon
  • Henry Banta
  • Henry D Banta
  • James Balph
  • Richard Burns
  • Levi Beckley
  • Edward Brashear
  • Nathaniel S Balph
  • George Craig
  • Wm B Chamberlin
  • Benoit Courvoisier
  • Sarah Coy
  • R N Cochran
  • Clerk of S. C. C.
  • A B Dumont
  • John Dunn
  • Benj Detraz
  • Elizabeth Dillman
  • A C Forbes
  • Dickerson Fox
  • Elisha Golay
  • Mr. Gaudin
  • Joseph Gray
  • Charles Grimes
  • Wm J Griffith
  • Melinda Hume
  • Charles Henderson
  • John Hawkins
  • Benj Hildebrand
  • Samuel Henry
  • Wm Huckleberry
  • Isaac Hockersmith
  • Nathan Hadlock
  • Richard Holdcraft or W Dickerson
  • George A Jackson
  • Samuel Krall
  • James Killen
  • Francis Lindley
  • Malory Lancaster
  • Thomas Lewis
  • John Leap
  • William Lineback
  • Thomas McCormick
  • John Miller
  • William Northcott
  • Levi Orom
  • Chs. Obertcuffer
  • Joseph Orr
  • Ellen J Patton
  • John Pavey
  • Wm O Powell
  • Henry Rogers
  • Joshua Smithson
  • Hugh Spears
  • John Shoop
  • Hezekiah Seymour
  • Frederick Schmeidt
  • J F Seibenthall
  • Joseph Short
  • Thomas H Smith
  • Francis Schoonover
  • James N Taylor
  • Joseph Thompson
  • Joseph Thrasher
  • James Terry
  • Edward Violet
  • Eliza Whitney
  • David Walker

JOHN F. DUFOUR, P.M.
Vevay, July 1, 1832

Weekly Messenger – 27 Oct 1832 – Page 3, Column 3

LETTERS.
For the information of our subscribers, we inform the following persons, that on the first day of this month, there were letters addressed to them, in the VEVAY post office. We would have notified them long since, if we had been furnished with a list.

  • Squire Beal
  • Robert Bakes
  • John R Cotton
  • William Cotton
  • Benjamin Cole
  • John Elam
  • John Fox
  • Benjamin Franklin
  • Abijah H. Grimes
  • Charles D. Gullion
  • Colin Kennedy
  • Noah Lester
  • William McCullough
  • H. Banta, Sheriff
  • James H. Scott
  • William Smith

October 27.