Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-07-11

David Redding, Marshall County, Ind.
Charles Palmer, Cayuga Counts, \. y.
Washington futile, Clarke County, Ind
Jacob b. n. klinger, Prebie County, o.
harriet N. Lindsey, Marshall County, Ind.
1872
johnson Brownlee. Fayette county. Ind.
louisa ). head Marshall count, ind.
Clar', Thompson, Mars an co, MY, Ind.
Edward Newaouse, Conf ord, Pa.
q. g. newhousc,
). NewhOdse,
stephen $. s5a,ey, Cabar county. VIVA.
L. NJ. Hcaf., Marshall co mtg, Ind.
Jacob L. Trowbridge, Warren cOaniy, Ohio.
1913.
High IBrown1lee, Faye oo,ssnty, Ind.
gsrah A. n lson, Butte county, Ohio.
j.. beth Br0wnler Ma-io1 comfy, nd
H. j. Smith, Nicholas cJul., h.
". ". hill, Cor'ngt0u. k.
Jemes !. haway, MAJ aii county, Ind.
lenry Mecsa. Dover J. gl-no
Ed X. Edsr.-1s- POlan1. Ohio.
JACOB Trov bridge. Ieh.aon, Ohio.
Rachel ITow3tidge, Marshall county, Ind.
1874
Martha weloh, Marshal connty, Ind.
Auson +. Elliott. Mus1ngum county. Ohio.
VIM. ]. Hand, Columbia countv. n. y.
X. ~ " ll'ams. Ao-saaii co,s-sy, Id.
Samuel N Ter, Montgonery county, OHIO.
John W. Palmer, Mar ,al Comfy, Id.
1s.5.
Jui,a A HARSH, MAJ 81 coun'-. nd.
Acam ZBmDIlgh, summit COMFY, ONO.
Eaoch Belansee, Giouees.er, \. j.
1876.
Mary J. Dickson, Marshall county Ind.
Susan 5. Joseph. Muslngham county. NY.
John :. Bender, Cumberland county, Pa.
Il. X. Barnhiil. Marion county. Ind.
James 1. cleveland, Ontario county, N. ".
John W. Cleayelani. q - %
Phehe F. o'leavelssid, Marion county, Ind.
Hugh B Barn, i Bn,s.- co1a'y, oh.o-
Serah Iarilhf, :.
Juls 4: werk, MARSHAL couaty. Ind.
Arthur 7. Me'calf, q - 3"
IN. Freose, I;audol2A county, Ohio.
1917.
Mary Fle.che-, Fa-ette county. Ind.
Perry o. Jorss, Marshall county, Ind
Ahigal .Iaeqby, Marion county, Ohio.
ID. a. Snyaer, Marshall county. Ind,
William Snit. Marion count, ono.
HGrl IaclSman, Frank county. fn1
Franklin Clemens. Franklin co.atv. \ Y
JacoS Sal, Marion county, Ohio.
Thomas J. Patterson, Lexington, Ky.
1875.
Margaret huffman, 8. Joseph corntv, M.
John n A. Coroa.ey. Marshall county, Ind.
4, r. Ir1ED7'lTa, :.
j. W. NJ Her. Lewis County, Ky
Edward L. Lew :, Wg~-en, On D.
T re, N. " Lewis 1-'aa5ul comfy, Ohio.
Aaaa y'anaaes, Batler county. OHIO.
II. @. Thayer, \. y
Rev. Austin Fuller spoke of til
hardships, privations, trials and dar
gers, OF the union Of feeling, effort an
purpose, that characterized the earl
settler, Of what had been accom-
plished and what was yet to do. A
exander Thompson made a shol
speech, giving some of his impre:
sions as child, when in July, 1873
he, with his parents and other
passed through the Indian village
Maxenkuckee, and women and chi
dren cried and lamented at ii
thought that they we're far from hon
and must soon feel the keen edge
the Indians scalping knife; but Il
Indians treated them kindly, an
many OF the children and some Of Il
parents who came to this county
that year are here to day. II. b. Pc
shing spoke OF the affection that e.
listed between the pioneers when
came to the county, in 1889, wht
there were only few log houses, bl
many wigwams filed with red Indiai
scattered through the wilderness
People then went ten and fifte'
miles to visit each other, and all we
bound together by the ties of frien
ship. He hoped to see these old sc
tiers meetings continued from ye
to year, and believed that they wou
call out crowds from every part of t
county. There were incidents
amuse and charm the young, al
send quicker heart beats to the oil
Charlie Cook, who was a pack hor
trader in 1892, before a white man I
sided in the county, was then call'
out. He said he was in this coun
in 1892; he was a pack horse trade
and though only boy, those da
were as fresh in his memory as eve
he came to the county to stay in is:
All the old settlers recollect til
about the first man they saw VIII,
they came hare was Charlie Cook.
said he was born in 1913, though
hair and beard were only beginni
to be streaked with gray, and sol
people did not think that he was 81
ty-Ilye years old, but the Oldest sc
tiers OF Marshall county could t
them that he was a man when tn
first saw him. He had lived nj
years among the Pottawattomies, a
had eaten no salt, nor drank coffee
tea during that time. He beliey
the rough habits OF his youth hi