The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-01-29
JACKSON DEmOCRArs.
THE Roll OF HONOR.

The following are the names OF
living in Portage County
who voted for Andrew jackson for
and also for Grover Cleve
land, as published in these columns
~
Col. orsamus l.. Drake, Freedom;
Col. Moses A. Birchard Windham:
james GrihheII. Franklin;
Henry Murphy. e
Benz. T. Anderson. Kent;
George Benton. Edinburgh:
Lewis b. Chapman. Rooistnwn;
Horace Reed.
Romania N. Andrews
Lyman L. Cotton,
Willis Strickland. Rayenna;
Robert Reed.
Ersstus Cater.
Daniel Colby, Shalersvia:
Edwin T. Richardson Ra,enna:
Isaac Phelps,
Frederick NiEhman. franklin;
Joseph Shirtlf
P. w. Bard. Kent;
J. v. johnson Kent,
George Knapp. Garrettsville.
Ransom Collins,
David Horn. Windham
The folio wing additional names have
been furnished lis since our last issue
Henry Smilh. OF Ravenna, writes us:
was born 10 the State of Massachu-
sells, berkshire county, In the year
ls03. was q in 1894 and after hard
struggle with my old Federal boss,
gained the victory anu voted for Jack
sou, and have voted Democratic ever
since, and at last have been allowed
the privilege of veting for Grover
Cleveland. our second Jackson, | lie
lieve. [ have raised three boys, all
| Democrats.
Henry sapp, of Rsvenna, was born
in kavenna, October 18th, 1906. He
commenced life a Democrat, voting
for Jackson in 1928 and 1892, and has
remained faithful to the principles he
espoused in his early manhood, voting
for Grover Cleveland at the last cleo
tiOn.
Adam Loudenburg. of Mantua, was
born May llth, 1909, at Kingston, Lu-
zerne county, Pa; voted for Jackson
in 1882, and every Democrat nomina-
ted fer President ever since, except
one, at which time he was away from
home, in the Pineries, Voted for & ro.
yer Cleveland and reform in 1884.
Luman Westover was born in Litch.
field, Conn.,, July 9th, 1906. Came to
Palmyra in 1878, where he lived with
his parents until he was married tC
Caroline Belts, in 1885. He then came
to Deerfisid and cleared the farm OF
which he now resides. He had five
children by this union, four of whom
are still living. namely: Harry. Rock
well, Allen and Marietta. His wife
died in 1854, and in 1855 he was mar
ried to Matilda Lyons, with whom he
still lives. In 1928 he voted against
Jackson. but in 1882, for him, and ha.
voted the Democrat ticket ever since
John Long was born in Bald Eagle
Center county, Penn. He came Il
Ohio in 1918, and settled in Dserfield
where he still resides. He was mar
ried to Betsy Cox in 1889. They hat
six children, three of whom are still
living. tle voted for Jackson in 1882
Always has voted the Democratic tick
ct.
John Chittenden, of Ravenna, wa,
born in Ontario county, New York
September, 1897. Came to Ohio in
1914; afterwards moved to Indiana
voted for =" Old Hickory" in 1924, 1s2'
and 1882. and has continued ever sine.
TO vote for Democratic nominees fo
President.
Norman Rood, of Charlestown, wa.
born in Litchfield county, Coma July
IL. 1906; moved to Ohio in 1924 votet
for Jackson in 1928 and 1892, and liza.
voted for Democratic Presiientialno,n.
inees ever since
Capt. Jas Powers, of Roots. own
was born in Youngstown, O., Sept H.
1909. He east his ii rst vote for A n.tr- {.
Jackson for President in ls33, and ha.
voted for every Democratic Presi,ien.
tial can tidate since.
We iea .'--t onf friends throughout
the county lG send us the namss of all
oli Democrats in their vicinity VIII,
g"te.t for Jackson and Cleveland, fol
publication. with age and date, an.
-uch other facts AS may be deemed o.
interest.