I.R. = IRONTON REGISTER
SWI = SEMI WEEKLY IRONTONIAN
IDR = IRONTON DAILY REGISTER
IT =IRONTON TRIBUNE
MI = MORNING IRONTONIAN
IET = IRONTON EVENING TRIBUNE
IJRN = IRONTON JOURNAL

Remember, obituaries are charged half a cent a word, cash to accompany the order. Watch this. Also, remember that all anonymous communications will be thrown in the waste basket. I.R. Sept. 29, 1887
Also note: Some of these obituaries are quite long in their actual form and have been condensed for this publication. Thank you, Sharon Kouns.
completed July 29, 1852 -July 20, 1854 deaths & marriages
completed July 19, 1860 - Oct. 18, 1860 deaths & marriages on computer
completed July 24, 1856 - July 15, 1858 deaths & marriages on computer
completed Jan. 14, 1858 - Mar. 25, 1858 deaths & marriage
completed deaths from Ironton Journal Sept. 1, 1869 through December 28, 1870

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EADS, REV. JOHN R. ----- I.R. JAN. 07, 1892
Resolution on Death of Rev. John R. Eads, who died Christmas morning at his home in Ashland, Kentucky. Minister of the First Congregational Church. I.R. Jan. 21, 1892 - The pulpit of the Congregational church was draped in mourning last Sunday, in sad token of the death of Rev. J. R. Eads.

EAKINS, MRS.----- I.R. APR. 29, 1880

EAKINS, DR. F. R. ----- I.R. JAN. 30, 1879
Formerly of Etna Furnace died at Macon, Ill. last ? Remains brought to Powellsville.

EAKINS, WM. ----- I.R. FEB. 03, 1887
Shot and Killed - In a Third Street Saloon - Today, Wednesday, at 2 o'clock p.m., John Liston shot and killed Wm. Eakins, son of James Eakins, in Boyle's saloon, below the post office. The ball entered the head just above the left eye. . . .

EARLES, INFANT----- I.R. MAR. 03, 1887
Deaths - Feb. 24, infant child of Peter Earles.

EARLES, WILLIAM ----- I.R. AUG. 14, 1890
Born Lee Co. VA on May 10, 1809; he married July 22, 1832 to Miss Arta M. Brammer

EARLS, J. S. ----- I.R. MAY 12, 1919

EARLS, LAURA ----- I.R. MAR. 14, 1901
IDA NOTES - Laura the 17 year old daughter of Bennett Earls, died last Tuesday of consumption and was buried at Locust Grove Thursday.

EASTON, JAMES----- I.R. APR. 02, 1857
Married on March 25th, by Rev. B. N. Spahr, Mr. James Easton, of Maysville, Ky., and Miss Elizabeth Blair, of Ironton.

EATON, JOHN P. ----- I.R. JUL. 08, 1886

EATON, LORENZO DOW ----- I.R. JUN. 04, 1949
Lorenzo Dow Eaton, 87 years old, of Proctorville, died yesterday morning in a Huntington nursing home where he had been ill several weeks. Mr. Eaton was a well known horticulturist and a lifelong resident of Lawrence county. He taught in the county schools many years ago. His wife, Minnie Bay Eaton, died several years ago. She was a daughter of the late Capt. George Bay of Proctorville and Huntington. Since the death of his wife, Mr. Eaton has resided with his granddaughter, Mrs. Amelia Eaton Adkins and family. Survivors include a son, George D. Eaton, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., two half-sisters, Mrs. Emma Robinson of Proctorville and Mrs. Ben Forgey of Ashland, and a brother, Dr. W. O. Eaton of Proctorville. One son, Julian, died many years ago. Burial in Woodland cemetery.

EATON, MRS. MINNIE (BAY)----- IST OCT. 23, 1938
Mrs. Minnie Bay Eaton, of Proctorville, died early today. Mrs. Eaton who was 74 years of age, wife of L. Dow Eaton, died at St. Mary's Hospital, Huntington. Funeral from home of her sister, Mrs. H. B. Mauck of Proctorville and burial in Woodland cemetery, Ironton. Mrs. Eaton was the daughter of the late Captain and Mrs. George Bay. Her father was a prominent river man, and owner of the Bay Packet Line. In addition to her husband, she is survived by one son, George B. Eaton, of Proctorville, seven sisters, Mrs. Mauck, Mrs. T. J. Wakefield of Lake Charles, La., Mrs. Georgia L. Bay, Mrs. Stella B. Dadney, Mrs. Elizabeth Buchanan, Mrs. John L. Ricketts and Mrs. C. A. Miller, all of Huntington. Five grandchildren also survive. Mrs. Amelia Adkins and George D. Eaton, Jr., of Huntington and Paul T. Eaton, Dow Irving Eaton and Ruth Ella Eaton, all of Proctorville. One son, Julian Eaton died several years ago. Also same date under Proctorville News: Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Waddell of Poston, Mass., and Mrs. Elizabeth Draper of Colorado who have been the guests of their mother for a couple of weeks, left for Boston, Wednesday. They were accompanied by their mother, Mrs. Jennie Eaton. Also: Mrs. Kate Wakefield of Lake Charles, La., sister of Mrs. Minnie B. Eaton was ill and was unable to attend the funeral of Mrs. Eaton.

EBERT, ANNIE BARBARA ----- I.R. JUN. 29, 1864 ?

ECKHART, CHARLES W.----- I.R. NOV. 03, 1887
Marriage license issued to Chas. W. Eckhart and Emma W. Kaneff.

EDGELL, ALEXANDER----- I.R. JUL. 20, 1899

EDWARDS,----- I.R. MAY 26, 1881

EDWARDS, MRS. E. B.----- I.R. NOV. 25, 1886

EDWARDS, EBENEZER----- I.R. JUL. 10, 1879

EDWARDS, CHARLES----- I.R. SEP. 20, 1888
Died - Sept. 13, Chas. Edwards, aged 69?

EDWARDS, GEORGE----- I.R. MAR. 12, 1857
Married on the 7th inst., by Jacob Lair, Esq., George Edwards and Magustus Evans, both of Pioneer Furnace, Ohio.

EDWARDS, MRS. SARAH E. ALLEN----- I.R. JAN. 25, 1906

EDWARDS, WILLIAM B.----- I.R. OCT. 18, 1860

EDWARDS, WILLIE----- I.R. OCT. 07, 1880

EGERTON, MARY----- I.R. FEB. 25, 1875

ELKINS, TWINS----- I.R. OCT. 07, 1886
Died Oct. 2nd, twin children of David Elkins, aged 13 months.

ELKINS, DAVID----- I.R. JAN. 16, 1902
Died May 12, 1901 - killed by falling pile driver on N. & W. above Coal Grove.

ELKINS, FORREST REECE ------I.R. JUL. 14, 1887
In Memoriam - Died at South Point, June 28, aged six months and three weeks; infant son of Silas and Ella Elkins.

ELKINS, WILLIAM ----- IWR JUN. 26, 1897
William Elkins, an aged farmer, died Sunday at his home above Sheridan, aged about 74 years. Interment at Woodland.

ELLIOT, HENRY ----- I.R. OCT. 09, 1890

ELLIS, CAPT. IRA ----- I.R. DEC. O7, 1854
Died in Marietta, on the 27th ult., Capt. Ira Ellis, master ship builder, aged 43 years.

ELLIS, MRS. JENNIE RAINE----- IWR. JAN. 16, 1897
Widow of R. H. Ellis, who was formerly the N & W freight agent at this point, died today at her home on Fifth and Jefferson streets. Mrs. Ellis has been in ill-health since the death of her husband four years ago. The deceased was just past forty-eight years of age. Of the immediate family who survive her are the daughters, Mrs. E. E. Heald, Mrs. A. D. Markin, Misses Mattie and Gertrude Ellis. A brother of the deceased, Mr. J. A. Raine, now of Huntsville, Mo., also survives. Mrs. Honore Ellis, deceased's mother-in-law, of Stewart's Ohio, will also be here. Interment at Woodland. IWR Jan. 23, 1897 - Will of Mrs. Jennie Raine Ellis was filed for probate. Dated Oct. 31, 1895. The deceased bequeaths to the heirs of R. H. Ellis (her late husband) - Cora D. Heald, Mattie Ellis, Lydia P. Markin and Gertrude Ellis - all her real estate to be shared equally between them, also her personal property, except silver spoons of her grandmother's which are given to her cousin, Jennie M. Gray.

ELLIS, PRESTON ----- I.R. NOV. 14, 1878
Died of dropsy a few days ago at the residence of his son, Ad Ellis.

ELLIS, R. H. ----- I.R. OCT. 07, 1886
Birth - to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ellis, a son.

ELLIS, REUBEN H.----- IWR. JAN. 21, 1893 & I.R. JAN. 19, 1893
Mr. Ellis had been actively engaged in his railroad business...His trouble had been of malarial character which affected the liver...Mr. Ellis was 48 years old. He was born and raised on a farm in Athens county. ...Railroad agent...leading member of Spencer Chapel and a prominent mason. He was at one time a school director of Ironton...He was Director of Citizens National Bank and of the Ironton Fire Brick Co. Soon after he arrived here, his wife died, leaving four daughters. About 8 years ago, he married Miss Jennie Raine, who with a little boy six years old, and the four daughters, deeply mourn. ... Mrs. Ellis, mother of the deceased is here from Athens county; his sister also, from Minneapolis, Mr. Patterson (his bro-in-law); and wife have come to attend the funeral. Mrs. Carter, his sis-in-law, is here to...do not have end of this.

ELLISON, -----
Dr. Ellison's father died last Monday at Jackson, MI, his home. The Doctor was there two weeks ago . . .

ELLISON, ----- I.R. NOV. 03, 1887
Dr. Ellison buried his mother at Jackson, Mich., last week.

ELLISON, ----- I.R. SEPT. 02, 1897
Oscar Ellison and children and his sister Mrs. Cam. Peters, will arrive from Illinois today to join Mrs. Ellison and Mr. Peters who came to their father's funeral.

ELLISON, MRS. ANN ----- I.R. SEPT. 9, 1864/9
Died at the residence of her son-in-law, T. W. Means, at Hanging Rock, on Sept. 2d, in the 82d year of her age. Interment in Manchester.

ELLISON, CYRUS ----- I.R. MAR. 02, 1871
Married on Feb. 14th, at the residence of Samuel Love, Esq., Ithica, N.Y., by Rev. James T. Spaulding, Mr. Cyrus Ellison of this city, and Mrs. Josephine Glidden of Ithica, formerly of Portsmouth, Ohio.

ELLISON, CYRUS ----- I.R. FEB. 18, 1897
Died at the ripe age of 81 years, one of the pioneers in the iron industries of this city and county, died at his home at Fifth and Center streets Tuesday morning. Cyrus Ellison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellison, was born near Manchester, Ohio, August 21, 1816. He came to Ironton in 1854. He became agent for Rogers, Dempsey & Ellison, proprietors of Vesuvius and Etna Furnaces and the Lawrence Mill. . . . names brother John Ellison. (need end of obit.)

ELLISON, MRS. CYRUS ----- I.R. Jan. 20, 1887
Mrs. Cyrus Ellison was called to Milwaukee, last week, by the death of her sister.

ELLISON, MRS. ELIZABETH ----- I.R. MAR. 10, 1864
Wife of Mr. Cyrus Ellison died at the residence of Mr. Samuel W. Dempsey, Feb. 29th, 1864, aged 40 years. Afflicted for two years. Her husband and two children survived her.

ELLISON, MISS JENNIE----- I.R. JAN. 09, 1896
Miss Jennie Ellison, sister of Oscar Ellison and niece of Cyrus Ellison, died at Macomb, Ill., this morning of pneumonia.

ELLISON, JOHN ----- I.R. DEC. 21, 1876*

ELLISON, MRS. JOSEPHINE ----- M.I. JAN. 02, 1916
Funeral held from home of her son, F. C. Tomlinson.

ELLISON, MARGARET ----- I.R. FEB. 26, 1885
I.R. Mar. 19, 1885 - Margaret Ellison's Will - The bequests are as follows: To Wilson L. Ellison, $8,000; to Mrs. Ella Ricker, annual interest on $2500; to Mrs. Rebecca Smalley, annual interest on $500; to Emma, Cynthia and Lizzie Ellison, daughters of Moses and Robert Ellison, $500 each; to Cyrus Ellison, all table and silver ware except some small articles which go to Robert Ellison. The will mentions $21,000 stock in the Etna Iron Works which is not to be sold until the stock reaches 40 per cent of par value; $500 of the proceeds to be invested, and interest used to buy papers for Etna and Vesuvius Furnace and Ellison Sunday schools, or if no schools are there, to furnish Christmas treats for common schools at these places. $1000 of the Etna proceeds the testatrix bequeaths to the Congregational Church of Ironton, and of the remainder of this item, seven-tenths to W. L. Ellison, and one-tenth each to Emma, Cynthia and Lizzie Ellison. The remainder . . . divided between Wilson L. and Lizzie Ellison. The will bears date of June 5, 1879.

ELLISON, OSCAR-----
I.R. JAN. 7, 1892 - Oscar Ellison, of Macomb, Ill., nephew of C. Ellison, has been here the past week on a visit.

ELLISON, OWEN, DR. ----- I.R. SEPT. 21, 1865
Married at the residence of Mr. D. W. Richards, on the 4th inst., by Rev. J. H. Young, Dr. Owen Ellison, of Michigan, and Miss Mary Davis of Ironton.

ELLISON, RICHARD----- d. August 1881
Two year old son of Dr. and Mrs. Ellison - an article in the I.R. May 10, 1883 describes monument to him.

ELLISON, THOMAS ----- I.R. AUG. 22, 1861
Died at Etna Furnace, 18th inst., Thomas Ellison, late of Adams county, aged 43 - a brother of John and Cyrus Ellison.

ELLISON, WILLIAM ----- I.R. NOV. 09, 1865
Died - William Ellison, an old and prominent citizen of Adams county, died last week. He was connected with some of our chiefest iron firms.

ELLISON, W. L. ----- I.R. JAN. 27, 1887
Married At Vanceburg last Thursday, Mr. W. L. Ellison, and Mrs. Stella Smalley Sample, who are now "at home" in Ironton.

ELSWICK, ALBERT ----- I.R. APR. 19, 1888
Died Apr. 11, Albert Elswick, aged 4 years.

ELLSWICK, RICHARD ----- I.R. DEC. 01, 1887
Died Nov. 25, Richard Ellswick, age 46 years.

ELLSWICK, WM.-----
I.R. MAY 14, 1896 - Wm. Ellswick, son of Elias Ellswick, near Kitts Hill, met with a terrible accident at Dunlow, W. Va., both his legs being mangled by an N. & W. Train. One may be saved. He was working in a saw mill at Ferguson. He was 21 and single. His parents and grandfather have gone to him.

ELLSWORTH, MRS. ----- I.R. JAN. 27, 1887
Mrs. Ellsworth, wife of old Father Ellsworth, died this morning. She has been sick for sometime and was very old. She leaves her husband in his 95th year.

ELZEA, ELIZA M.----- I.R. APR. 09, 1908
Daughter of James and Sara Elzea, was born in Middleson, Yates county, NY, Feb. 5?, 1841 and died at Delaware, Ohio on March 27, 1908 age 67y 1m 22d (need to copy end of obit.)

EMMONS, WILLIE ----- I.R. MAY 16, 1861

EMORY, WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON -----IST. MAR. 27, 1935

ENGELBRECHT, LUDWIG ----- IJRN JUN 15, 1870
Died at Quincy, Ill., on June 7th, Ludwig Engelbrecht, aged about 30 years old.

ENGLE, GEORGE ----- I.R. NOV. 13, 1879

ENOCHS, CAPT. A. O. ----- I.R. JUL. 30, 1891
Brother of Gen. Enochs died at Bomer, Kansas on the 25th. . .

ENOCHS, ELISHA ----- I.R. JUL. 24, 1902
Gallipolis, O., July 31 - a brother of Gen. W. H. Enochs, who represented this district in Congress, is lying unconscious with his skull fractured in several places. It seems that Enochs and George Woodyard had been having some trouble, which was renewed, and Enochs had a knife and was going at Woodyard when the fatal blow was struck. Enochs is a feeble old man, nearly 70 years of age, and draws a pension, while Woodyard is not more than 40 years of age.

ENOCHS, GEN.-----
I.R. SEPT. 22, 1892 - Gen. Enochs and Attorney General Richards have both been invited by the National Republican Committee to take the stump......

ENOCHS, HENRY----- I.R. APR. 08, 1886
Father of Gen. Enochs died at his home near Scott Town last Sunday age about 80 years.

ENOCHS, LEN O. ----- I.R FEB. 09, 1899
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr. Len O. Enochs and Miss Mary Dillon, to occur at the bride's home in Windsor township on the 14th. So our friend Enochs didn't come from the West for an idle curiosity, or simply to revisit the scenes of his youth. He came in earnest. The esteemed couple will remain in this county until Spring, when they will go to Montana, where Len has a gold mine a-smiling for him.

ENOCHS, L. O. ----- I.T. MAY 18, 1928
Age 76 years, of Scott Town, O., died at his home yesterday. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Enoch and several nieces and nephews. Burial will be at the Locust Grove cemetery.

ENOCHS, WILLIAM H. GENERAL ----- I.R. JUL. 22, 1893

EPPERLY, BURL ----- I.R. JAN. 21, 1904
Marriage license issued to Burl Epperly, 23 and Doney Lilly, 18, Hinton, W. Va.

EPPS, MARSHAL----- I.R. APR. 08, 1880

ESTEP, MRS. MARY----- SWR. JUL. 27, 1917?

ESTLER, INFANT ------ I.R. JUL. 21, 1887
Died - July 14, child of Robert Estler.

EULETT, G. W. ----- I.R. AUG. 26, 1897
C. R. Crawshaw as Administrator of G. W. Eulett, who was killed by the caving in of the sewer trench, last Wednesday, has served notice on the city that it must make property reparation for his death or he will sue for damages. ..

EVANS, ANNA ----- I.R. JAN. 06, 1887
Deaths - Dec. 31, 1886, Anna Evans, aged 3 years. Fatally burned at Hecla.

EVANS, DANIEL----- I.R. JAN. 05, 1854
Died - Daniel Evans, employed by J. M. Merrill & Co., at the Olive Machine Shop . . . dropped dead Sunday . . . an affection of the heart.

EVANS, DAVID ----- I.R. JUN. 28, 1855

EVANS, ELIJAH----- I.R. MAY 10, 1860

EVANS, HENRY E. ----- I.R. MAY 11, 1865
Married on the 4th inst., at the residence of J. T. Davis, by Rev. S. Hall, Mr. Henry E. Evans, of Greenup county, Kentucky and Miss Mary Davis, of Ironton, Ohio.

EVANS, JAMES K. ----- IET MAR. 31, 1943
Huntington - James Kenneth Evans, Jr., one day old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Evans, 508 Monroe Avenue, died last night. Buried in the Rome, Ohio cemetery. Surviving . . (do not have end of obit.)

EVANS, JOHN T. ----- I.R. JUL. 03, 1879

EVANS, MRS. KATE (CRAWFORD)----- I.R. OCT. 04, 1900
Mrs. Kate Evans, wife of Thomas Evans, and sister of Charles and Geo. Crawford of this city, died Saturday at Hamilton, Ohio. The deceased was 33 years of age and leaves a husband and one child. She formerly resided in Ironton, and the remains were brought here Tuesday for interment.

EVANS, MRS. MARGARET----- I.R. JUN. 24, 1873

EVANS, MRS. MARY ----- I.R. DEC. 29, 1853
Died on the 3rd inst., Mrs. Mary, wife of Mr. A. S. Evans of Hillsborough, and daughter of Gen. John Poage, of Greenup county, Ky., in the 37th year of her age.

EVANS, MRS. NAOMI ----- I.R. AUG. 18, 1887
Died - Aug. 12, Mrs. Naomi Evans, aged 54?.

EVANS, THOMAS----- I.R. JUL. O8, 1886

EVERETT, MRS. ANNIE ----- I.R. JUN. 09, 1887
Died May 22, 1887, of ____ of the stomach and of the arteries. She was born April 12, 1807, Guernsey Co., Ohio. At the age of 17 she was united in marriage to John Everett. Eleven children were born to them; six boys and five girls, of whom six are now living. Nearly 30 years ago, they moved to Lawrence county, where her husband died. For nearly a year she resided with her only living daughter, Mrs. J. W. Miller, Delaware, Ohio.

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FAHAY, MISS ----- I.R. AUG. 23, 1888
Drowned - At Pittsburg, last Saturday, Edward Call, of Ironton. He was about 30 years old, and was working as a puddler in the Schoenberger mill. ... he tried to save a Miss Fahay, and both were drowned ... Call's mother is Mrs. Wm. Doran, of Seventh street, and his step-father, came home to attend the funeral

FAHY, TOM ----- I.R. OCT. 13, 1887
Last Saturday night, Andrew Clay shot and killed Tom Fahy, at the Flying Dutchman, on Front-St.. He was about 21 years old and lived in Ironton all his life.

FALKNER, ELIZABETH----- I.R. OCT. 14, 1858

FALWELL, CHARLIE----- I.R. JAN. 29, 1874

FALWELL, HENRY C. ----- I.R. DEC. 25, 1873

FALWELL, MRS. MARY ANN ----- I.R. APR. 20, 1871

FARGET, HENRY----- I.R. JUL. 20, 1865
Marriage license issued during the month of April - Henry Farget and Letitia Trimmel.

FARMER, HENDERSON ----- I.R. SEP. 02, 1897
Drowned (from Gallipolis Journal) at the wharf, Henderson Farmer of Pedro, a hamlet near Ironton in Lawrence county. The fact that he did not come to the surface after disappearing caused many theories, many thinking it was suicide. The body was recovered.

FARMER, INFANT----- I.R. MAR. 03, 1887
Deaths - Feb. 23, infant child of Jos. Farmer.

FARMER, MRS. J. W. ----- I.R. JAN. 08, 1906

FARMER, JESSE GERTRUDE ----- I.R. JUL. 16, 1874?

FARMER, MRS. LUCINDA ----- I.R. JUL. 11, 1901
Wife of George Farmer of Vesuvius, died Tuesday of consumption, aged 40 years. Burial at Hecla.

FARMER, MARY ----- I.R. FEB. 13, 1890
Died - Feb. 3 or 8, Mary Farmer, 2 years.

FAUBLE, GEORGE ----- I.R. FEB. 16, 1854
Married on the 7th inst., at Chillicothe, Mr. George Fauble, of Ironton, to Miss Ella Baker, of the former place.

FAULKNER, GEORGE----- I.R. NOV. 03, 1887
Marriage license issued to Geo. Faulkner and Jemina Marshall.

FAUTKNER, JOHN F.----- I.R. AUG. 25, 1853
Married on the 22nd inst., by Jacob Lair, Esq., at the Ironton House, John F. Fautkner to Miss Laura Ann Davis, both of Catlettsburgh, Kentucky.

FAVERTY, RESIN ----- I.R. APR. 20, 1854
Married on the 9th inst., near Franklin Furnace, by Rev. L. Kelsey, Mr. Resin Faverty, of Powellsville, to Miss Caroline Hood.

FAVERTY, THOMAS ----- I JRN. SEPT. 01, 1869
Died - Thomas Faverty, son of John S. Faverty of Lincoln Reg. Works near Burlington, accidentally drowned last Saturday, aged about 12 years.

FEENY, JOHN ----- I.R. MAY 08, 1890
John Feeny, the fireman who was killed on the D. Ft. W. & C. R.R. near Etna station, a few days ago, has his life insured in the Standard Accident for $2,000 and in the Fireman's Brotherhood for $1,500.

FEILDER, JONATHON ----- I.R. JUL. 20, 1865
Marriage license issued during the month of April - Jonathon Feilder and Betsey Ann Ellis.

FELIX, INFANT ----- I.R. JUN. 23, 1887
Died - June 16, infant child of Mr. Felix.

FELIX, JOHN ----- I.R. FEB. 05, 1880

FELTMAN, ----- I.R. NOV. 25, 1880

FERGUSON, ----- I.R. JAN. 30, 1879
Birth - on the 22nd inst., to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ferguson, a son.

FERGUSON, ALBERT S. ----- I.R. JUL. 28, 1887
Marriage license issued to Albert S. Ferguson and Naoma Kouns.

FERGUSON, ALEX. ----- I.R. FEB. 10, 1853
Married on the 3rd inst., by C. C. Chin, Esq., at the residence of John Hog Alexander, Esq., Mr. Alex. Ferguson and Miss Franey Kizer, both of Indian Run, Greenup county, Ky.

FERGUSON, GEORGE----- I.R. APR. 08, 1886
Died April 1, 1886 the son of E. Ferguson, age 7 years.

FERGUSON, JAMES ----- I.R. JUL. 31, 1890
We failed to mention the death of James Ferguson an old resident of Lawrence Furnace which took place on the 7th of this month. His age was 78 years.

FERGUSON, JIM ----- IWR JAN. 21, 1893
Jim Ferguson, forty-five years of age, married Cora James, aged seventeen, at Portsmouth Saturday. In getting the license he swore that the girl was of proper age. Her mother objected to the marriage and Ferguson is now held on the charge of perjury, and his wife will be taken from him.

FERGUSON, JOHN ----- I.R. MAR. 30, 1899
This well known resident of Fayette township died at the home of Dr. Pritchard, his son-in-law, at Nelsonville, O., last Friday, aged 79 years. Interment at Woodland. The sons and sons-in-law, and W. P. Davidson, a nephew, of St. Paul, were the pallbearers. The children are Mrs. Dr. Pritchard, Vinton Ferguson, of W. Va., Mrs. Wm. Thompson of Columbus, Samuel and Theodore Ferguson of South Point and James Ferguson of New Mexico. The latter was not able to be present.

FERGUSON, NEWTON----- I.R. OCT. 15, 1885
Marriage license issued - Newton Ferguson and Nancy Midkiff.

FERGUSON, WILLIAM B.----- I.R. AUG. 03, 1865
Married at Hanging Rock, on the 27th inst., by Rev. John M. Boal, William B. Ferguson, of St. Louis, to Mary A. Bardwell, of Hanging Rock. (note: middle initial may be D.)

FERNEAU, JOHN M. ----- I.R. MAR. 18, 1858
Married on the ___ st., John M. Ferneau, of Pike co., to Victoria Benner, daughter of John Benner, Esq., of Bainbridge, Ross county.

FERRY, MRS. MARGARET ----- I.R. MAY 24, 1900
Died at her home on South Fourth street last Monday aged 78 of infirmities of age. Her husband was killed at Big Etna furnace over 20 years ago by the NEED TO COPY REST OF OBIT..

FERRY, MICHAEL ----- I.R. NOV. 11, 1875

FEUCHTER, CHARLES W.----- I.R. JUL. 22, 1880

FEURT, DR. ----- I.R. NOV. 29, 1877
Quaker Bottom Notes - Thanksgiving will be observed at Rome in the evening, by the marriage of Dr. Feurt, of Millersport, and Miss Ida Morrison, daughter of L. D. Morrison.

FEURT, INFANT----- I.R. JUL. 12, 1883
Died at Proctorville on July 6, the child of W. H. Feurt, age 7 months.

FIELD, CUMMINS----- I.R. DEC. 17, 1885
Died - Dec. 9, Cummins Field, of perry.

FIELD, MARSHALL ----- I.R. JAN. 18, 1906
Death Angel Claims Greatest Merchant Prince at 4 O'Clock Tuesday - New York, Jan. 16. - Marshall Field, the millionaire Chicago merchant, died at the Holland House this afternoon after an 8 day illness of pneumonia. Marshall Field was without question the greatest and most successful merchant of his generation, and he was one of the world's richest men, his wealth being estimated at anywhere from $100,000,000 to $200,000,000. The following incident is the local interest in connection with Marshall Field: Miss Jennie Scott, the sister of Marshall Field's first wife, was burned to death at Mt. Vernon Furnace this county June 17, 1862. Her dress caught fire from the explosion of a ___ lamp on Monday, June 16, and she died the next day. Her death occurred on the Tuesday preceding Thursday set for the wedding of Mr. Field to her sister Marie Scott. The fatal accident caused a postponement of the wedding until January 8, 1863. The wedding ceremony was performed by Rev. John M. Boal, the Presbyterian minister of Hanging Rock. I.R. Dec. 07, 1905 - Marshall Field Married - Marshall Field and Mrs. Arthur Caton of Chicago were married at noon at St. Margarets church, Westminister. The church was closed to the general public and only a small congregation composed of the immediate relatives of the couple and ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid and staff of the American embassy witnessed the ceremony. In this connection it will be interesting to all to know that Marshall Fields first wife was an Ironton lady. Miss Scott, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott who made Ironton their home for many years.

FIELD, MARSHALL JR. ----- I.R. NOV. 30, 1905*

FIELD, MRS. MARSHALL SR.----- I.R. FEB. 27, 1896*

FIELD, ----- I.R. APR. 08, 1897
A little child of Thomas Field died very suddenly yesterday, at the home of its Grandpa Joel Holiday, near Ice Creek bridge. Interment today at Hecla Furnace.

FIELDS, CHARLES W. ----- I.R. OCT. 15, 1885
Marriage license issued - Charles W. Fields and Sarah E. Hammond.

FINCH, DR. C. M.----- I.R. JUN. 25, 1857
Married on the 18th inst., at Wheelersburgh, Dr. C. M. Finch and Miss Mary Emma Bruner, of that place.

FINCH, DR. C. M. ----- I.R. MAR. 26, 1891
Dr. C. M. Finch, the well known physician of Portsmouth died last Thursday morning. He came to Ohio in 1856, first locating in Ironton. He remained here only a few months; then moved to Wheelerburg, and thence to Portsmouth. He was Superintendent of the Athens Insane Asylum in 1884-6. I.R. MAR. 26, 1891 - Mrs. H. E. Norton attended the funeral of Dr. Finch at Portsmouth last Sunday.

FINDLEY, RANDALL ----- I.R. AUG. 21, 1884
Died at La Grange on August 16, age 82 or 88?

FINLEY, JEFFERSON ----- I.R. JAN. 13, 1887
Deaths - Jan. 5, Jefferson Finley aged 57.

FINN, MICHAEL ----- I.R. DEC. 09, 1852
Sad accident - Michael Finn, in the employ of the Iron Railroad Co., . . . left a wife but no children, aged about 30 years, native of county of Galway, Ireland. Came to this county 3 years since. He was the 6th accident resulting in death on the line of Iron Railroad since its construction.

FISHER, ------ I.R. DEC. 24, 1891

FISHER, BENJAMIN----- I.R. JAN. 14 & 21, 1892
He was a half-brother to the late F. D. Norton, dropped dead this Wednesday morning at his home in Wheeling. Age about 63. John M. and H. E. Norton leaves for Wheeling tonight.

FISHER, DAISY----- I.R. MAR. 06, 1879
Died at Clifton, Mar. 3rd, Daisy, daughter of Geo. H. and Mary A. Fisher, aged 12 years.

FISHER, F. C. ----- I.R. JUL. 02, 1896
Wedding - last Tuesday noon - Mr. F. C. Fisher and Miss Bessie Ringo were married at the bride's home at Ashland, by Rev. R. N. Barrett. The bride is a handsome young lady, the sister of Mrs. Cook Means and Mrs. R. D. Davis.

FISHER, GEORGE E.----- MI JUN. 23, 1914
The following from the Portsmouth Times concerning a former prominent Ironton man: George E. Fisher, born January __, 1862, in Ironton, died at his home, 810 _____ street, June 23, 1914. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fisher and spent most of his life in Ironton and the country thereabouts. On May 9th, 1880 he was married to Miss Nannie B. Thompson, of Ironton. They came to this city (Portsmouth) eight years ago. Mrs. Fisher passed away April 27, 1909. To this union were born eight children, five of whom are living: Robert W. Fisher, of Columbus, Nancy Fisher, Charles H. Fisher, Mrs. Virginia M. Gagleisen and Georgia Fisher, the last four of this city. Besides the above children, the deceased leaves his aged father, John Fisher, and brothers: W. C., T. C., Fred L., of Cleveland; John, of Detroit; A. A. of Huntington; C. F. of Athens; and sisters: Mrs. Hope W. Shore of Columbus and Mrs. Mary Warfield of Hammond, Ind. The body will be taken to Ironton for burial.

FISHER, GEORGE H.----- I.R. MAR. 01, 1866
Married on Feb. 22, 1866 in Ironton, by Rev. Thos. Davis, assisted by Rev. H. L. Whitehead; Mr. George H. Fisher and Miss Mary A. Abrams.

FISHER, HENRY ----- I.R. FEB. 02, 1854
Hung Himself - on Thursday, Jan. 26th, Henry Fisher, a German laborer at Vesuvius Fce., hung himself from a tree . . . aged about 45 years. Leaves a wife and children.

FISHER, HIRAM----- I.R. SEPT. 29, 1853
Died on the 18th inst., in Gallipolis, Hiram Fisher, Esq., age 52 years.

FISHER, IRWIN----- I.R. AUG. 02, 1888
Died July 31, Irwin, son of Geo. H. Fisher, Jr., 2 months old.

FISHER, JACOB----- I.R. MAY 21, 1857
Married on the 7th, at Washington Furnace, by Rev. Wesley Prettyman, Jacob Fisher, Esq., and Miss Sarah J. Orth.

FISHER, JACOB ----- I.R. NOV. 16, 1905
Jacob Fisher, aged 63, the well known butcher, passed away at his home on South Eighth street. The deceased was born in Germany and immigrated to this country when a boy of two years with his parents, settling at Etna and Lawrence furnaces, the latter place he received his education. Colonel George N. Gray of this city, being his tutor. Interment at Woodland cemetery. Two brothers and two sisters, non residents of this city, with his devoted family, consisting of a wife, two sons and two daughters are left to mourn his untimely loss.

FISHER, J. G.----- IJRN SEPT. 22, 1869
Born September 14, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Fisher of Ashland, Kentucky.

FISHER, JOSEPH----- I.R. JAN. 01, 1880
Married - This Wednesday, Mr. Joseph Fisher and Miss Nellie Willson will be married at the bride's residence, in West Ironton, by Revs. J. H. Young and H. A. Jones.

FISHER, LEWIS ----- I.R. NOV. 11, 1875

FISHER, MRS. LOUISA COLLETT ----- I.R. FEB. 02, 1865
Died on the 1st inst., Louisa Collett Fisher, in her 33rd year, leaves husband and 3 children to mourn.

FISHER, THEODORE COLLETT ----- I.R. FEB. 02, 1865
Died on the 27th ult., Theodore Collett Fisher, of Scarlet Fever, aged 2y9d.

FISHER, THOMAS----- I.R. FEB. 26, 1880

FLANDERS, MAJ. EZEKIAL----- I.R. APR. 15, 1858
For many years a citizen of Wheelersburgh, Scioto Co., died recently at his residence in that place; he was a native of New Hampshire.

FLANNERY, SQUIRE JAMES----- SUN. FEB. 06, 1910
Luke W. Cloran received word Saturday from his bro.-in-law James Flannery, who married Miss Meele Hassey, daughter of Mrs. Mary Hassey of north Sixth street, that his father, Squire James Flannery had died Friday night in Newport, Ky., at the advanced age of 102. Death due to infirmities of old age. Magistrate of Newport, born in Ireland in 1809. A widow and two sons and five daughters survive.

FLEHR, HENRY H. ----- I.R. SEPT. 19, 1895
Henry H. Flehr, father of Peter, John and Henry Flehr, Jr., died ....

FLEMING, ----- I.R. NOV. 30, 1905

FLOWER, THEO ----- IJRN OCT. 06, 1869
Married on September 6th, at the residence of bride, by Rev. Mr. Scott of Middleport, Mr. Theo B. Flower of Hecla Furnace to Miss Perlie Walker of Cheshire, Gallia County, Ohio.

FLOYD, ELMON THOMAS----- IDR. SEP. 29, 1924

FLOYD, MRS. LYDIA----- I.R. MAR. 17, 1881

FLYNN, PATRICK ----- I.R. MAY 09, 1861

FOLSOM, CHARLES WILMER ----- I.R. FEB. 04, 1892
Shot himself last Sunday morning, Charles Wilmer Folsom ended his existence by his own hand. Lived on 6th street, aged about 30 years old . . . leaves wife and 2 children.

FOLSOM, EDITH----- I.R. JAN. 06,1887
Deaths - Dec. 31, 1886 - Edith, daughter of Henry and Effie Folsom, aged 3 years, 7 months and 20 days.

FORBIN, MISS FLORA----- IWR JAN. 30, 1897
The report of the death of Miss Flora Forbin of Spruce street is without foundation. The young girl has been quite sick but at this writing is better.

FORD, AMOS ------ I.R. FEB. 26, 1852

FORDYCE, JOSEPH----- I.R. JUL. 20, 1865
Marriage license issued during the month of April - Joseph Fordyce and Mary E. Hardin.

FORGEY, HUGH ----- IJRN SEPT. 29, 1869
Married in Union Township on the 17th by Rev. Mr. Finch, Hugh Forgey and Mahala Wakefield both of Lawrence county.

FORGEY, WILLIAM S.----- I.R. NOV. 25, 1880
Died last Monday of inflammation of the kidneys. The funeral services occurred at Mrs. W. H. Kerr's where he enjoyed a devoted friendship. He was born in Lawrence county, Ohio, Nov. 1842 and died in this city Nov. 22, 1880 at the age of 38 years. His early life was spent in Union township. He was in the 2nd Ohio Cavalry during the Civil War. His discharge papers bears date of June 10th, 1865. He was twice City Solicitor, also Prosecuting Attorney. (lengthy obit.)

FORT, MRS. FRANCIS----- I.R. AUG. 30, 1860
On the 18th, inst., at her residence near Franklin Furnace, Scioto County, Ohio, widow of Daniel Fort, in her 50th year.

FOSTER, MRS. CATHERINE----- I.R. JAN. 08, 1885

FOSTER, CHARLES R. LIEUT.----- IDR. MAY 12, 1919

FOSTER, INFANT ----- I.R. JAN. 01, 1885
Died Dec. 30, infant child of John Foster.

FOSTER, JOHN M. ----- I.R. AUG. 28, 1856
In Ironton on the 2d of consumption aged about 23 years.

FOSTER, JOSEPH ----- I.R. JAN. 05, 1865
Married on the 20th inst., at the residence of the bride's mother, by Rev. J. W. Dillon, Mr. Joseph Foster to Miss Margaret Ransbottom, all of Union Township.

FOSTER, JOSEPH D. ----- SWR MAY 27, 1919
Resident of Huntington, WV, veteran of the Civil War died Tuesday due to heart failure. He was born in Lawrence county March 13, 1841. He enlisted in Co. E, Fifth Virginia Volunteer infantry and served three years and two months. In early manhood he was a mate on the Kouns boats running between New Orleans and Memphis. He is survived by the following daughters; Mrs. Robert Huff?? of Salina, Kansas; Mrs. Maggie Wilson of C____, Ill., Mrs. L____ McDaniels of Chesapeake; Miss Emma Foster of Cincinnati, Zelda and Bertha Foster of Huntington. Interment at Chesapeake cemetery.

FOSTER, WILLIAM CAREY----- I.R. JUL. 29, 1869 ?

FOSTER, WILLIAM CAREY----- I.R. AUG. 19, 1869

FOUT, JAMES----- I.R. OCT. 21, 1852
Died at Union Tp., Sept. 19, 1852, Mr. James Fout, aged 30, leaves wife and 2 little children.

FOWLER, MRS. C. B. ----- IST. MAR. 17, 1935

FOWLER, MOSES C.----- I.R. SEP. 13, 1860
Marriage license issued to Moses C. Fowler and Susan Willison.

FOX,----- I.R. DEC. 16, 1880

FOX, ABNER ----- I.R. OCT. 15, 1863

FOX, GEORGE ----- I.R. JUL. 23, 1885

FOX, INFANT ------ I.R. OCT. 29, 1877
Last Saturday, 13 month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fox fell in a bucket filled with scalding bran and water. Its arms were terribly burned nearly to its shoulders, throwing the child into convulsions, and resulting in death on Sunday.

FOX, INFANT ----- I.R. JAN. 06, 1887
Deaths - Dec. 30, 1886 - child of Frank Fox, 11 months old.

FOX, LIZZIE ----- I.R. AUG. 09, 1888
Died - Aug. 2, Lizzie Fox, 2 years old.

FOX, PATRICK ----- I.R. OCT. 10, 1886

FRAILEY, DAVID----- I.R. FEB. 01, 1866
Married on the 30th inst., by Rev. L. Hall, Mr. David Frailey and Miss Mary Ann Piercfield, both of Scioto county.

FRAILEY, INFANT----- I.R. JUL. 19, 1888
Died - July 11, infant child of J. Frailey.

FRAILEY, MRS. SALLIE----- I.R. OCT. 30, 1879

FRAZIER OR FRASHER, GRANVILLE ----- I.R. FEB. 02, 1865
Married on the 28th of Jan., by T. A. Brattin, Esq., Mr. Granville Frasher and Miss Sarah West.

FRALEY, HARVEY ------ IET JAN. 02, 1926
Age 83, resident of Coal Grove died Friday. He was a Civil War veteran. Death came at the home of Gordon Lucas, where Mr. Fraley resided. Burial at Hood's Creek, Ky.

FRAME, HAZEL ----- I.R. JUN. 11, 1874 FRAMPTON, MRS. JANE ----- I.R. OCT. 22, 1857
Died on the 15th inst., in Wayne Co., Va., Mrs. Jane Frampton, wife of Isaac Frampton, aged about 55.

FRAMPTON, J. R.----- I.R. NOV. 30, 1905
J. R. Frampton passed away Nov. 14, 1905 at his home, Rockwood, Ohio. He was born August 2, 1833. Was united in marriage to Miss Rachel Lemley June 10, 1877. To this union 8 children was given to them, tow have gone before, Eustice and Gard and six are living, three girls Rachel and Gertrude of Rockwood and Mrs. Ethel Anderson of Wellston, Ohio. Three boys, Fred, Otis and Wolfe, of Rockcamp, and two sisters, Mrs. S. Johnson of Tolono, Ill., and Mrs. Jos. Stewart of Huntington, W. V.

FRAMPTON, MARTIN ESQ.----- I.R. DEC. 18, 1856
Committed suicide by hanging himself at his residence, mouth of Symmes Creek, on Tuesday of this week. Cause: severe affliction with his eyes for a year or two, from which for some time past he has been quite blind, producing a very depressing effect upon him. Mr. Frampton came from Beaver county, Pa., to this county, soon after its organization, in the next year, we believe, 1818, and located at Burlington, then just made the county seat. At the time of his death he was about 65 years old.

FRAMPTON, MRS. SARAH----- I.R. NOV. 04, 1869
IJRN NOV. 03, 1869 Died Oct. 18th at the family residence at the mouth of Symmes Creek, Mrs. Sarah Frampton, widow of the late Martin F. Frampton, aged 70 years. She was born in New Jersey and moved to Pennsylvania then to Lawrence county, Ohio.

FRAMPTON, MRS. RACHEL------
I.R. SEPT. 22, 1892 - Mrs. Rachel Frampton has been appointed postmaster at Rockwood.

FRANCES, MRS. STEPHEN C.----- I.R. FEB. 17, 1898
Died at Cedron, Lincoln county, Kansas, Mrs. Stephen C. Frances, died Jan. 27, at the age of 67y4m. Her maiden name was Gilkerson, and she was born in Lawrence county, Ohio, Sept. 7, 1830; married Mr. Frances in 1850, and moved to Ill., in 1855; lived there 10 years and then moved to Decatur, Iowa; and from there some 15 years ago, moved to Lincoln county, Ks.. H. Imes, of Kansas, writes us the facts.

FRANCISCO, JOHN ----- I.T. OCT. 20, 1941

FREEMAN, DAVID----- I.R. JUN. 09, 1887
Died - June 2, David Freeman, aged 57?.

FREEMAN, JAMES EDWARD----- SWR. APR. 02, 1917

FREEMAN, JOHN ----- I.R. FEB. 13, 1890
Marriage license issued to John Freeman and Lizzie Omish.

FRENCH, CHARLES SCOTT ----- I.R. SEPT. 03, 1857
Died - August 28th, of dysentery, Charles Scott, infant son of Rev. William C. and Mary C. French, aged 17m3d.

FRENCH, HENRY R.----- I.R. MAY 20, 1858
On the 15th inst., in Ashland, Kentucky, of pneumonia, editor of the Ashland Kentuckian, aged 39 years. Mr. French started the first daily newspaper Texas, at Galveston, some 18 years since, and was for some twelve years previous to 1856 editor of the Georgetown (Kentucky) Herald.

FRENCH, JOSEPH ----- M.I. FEB. 14, 1913

FRENCH, MRS. MARY C.----- I.R. DEC. 19, 1861
Died in Oberlin, on the 6th inst., Mrs. Mary C. French, wife of Rev. W. C. French, formerly of Ironton, aged about 35.

FRIEL, EDWARD ----- I.R. DEC. 20, 1866

FRIEL, JAMES ----- I.R. NOV. 24, 1887
Marriage license issued to James Friel and Bridget McMahn.

FRIEND, ABRAHAM G. ----- I.R. SEP. 27, 1860
Married on Sept. 16th, near Perry Chapel, by Rev. John Q. Gibson, Mr. Abraham G. Friend and Miss Mary Church, both of Lawrence county, Ohio.

FRILEY, WASHINGTON ----- I.R. AUG. 16, 1860
Marriage license issued - Washington Friley and Sarah J. Dunn.

FROST, JOHN ----- I.R. DEC. 15, 1853
Married on the 10th inst., by A. J. McFann, Esq., Mr. John Frost, and Miss Margaret I. Vickers.

FRYE, MR. ----- I.R. JUN 14, 1883

Ellisonville, 12th inst., Mr. Frye.

FULGAY, HENRY ------ I.R. OCT. 05, 1865
Married on the 2nd inst., by Rev. L. Hall, Mr. Henry Fulgay, and Miss Matilda Strother, both of this city.

FULLER, A. G. ----- I.R. NOV. 16, 1865
Married by Rev. Daniel Waddell, Oct. 26, 1865, Mr. A. G. Fuller, formerly of West Virginia, to Miss Rose McVey, of Rome Tp., Lawrence county, Ohio.

FULLER, GEN. A. T. F. ----- I.R. 0CT. 01, 1857
Died on Sept. 27th at his residence in Rome Township, this county, where he had lived 40 years, Gen. A. T. F. Fuller, aged 64. He was a native of Rhode Island.

FULLERTON, MRS. JANE----- IJRN SEP 29, 1869
Died on the 21st in Cincinnati, of consumption, Mrs. Jane Fullerton, mother-in-law of Lewis Morgan age 49 years.

FUSON, JOHN W. ----- I.R. FEB. 02, 1905
John W. Fuson was born in Logan county, Ohio, Oct. 30th, 1831 and died at his home in Buffalo Gap on Jan. 17, 1905. He was married to Mary E. Pine at Bellefountain, Ohio, on August 14th, 1849. Captain in the civil war....Soon after the war he with his wife and three children moved to Bushenell, Ill., where he resided for 2 years working in the carpenter trade. In 1867 he settled in Iowa, where he resided for 16 years. In 1883 he moved to Pierre, S. D., where he lived for 2 years, coming to Buffalo Gap, June 15th 1885. He is survived by his widow and two sons, W. J. And J. S. Fuson. He was Justice of the Peace... Buried at Hot Springs, S. D. (He lived in Proctorville, Ohio when a young man)

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GAINER, CORNELIUS ----- I.R. JUL. 20, 1854
Died on the 19th inst., in Ironton, Mr. Cornelius Gainer, a native of Ireland, and for the past 3 years an employee of the Iron Railroad Co., aged about 24.

GALAGHER, MISS MABEL----- I.R. JAN. 08, 1906
Died at the Deaconess Hospital Friday night of typhoid fever, aged about 43 years. She was a sister of Mrs. E. H. Bryan, who recently moved to Columbus and made her home with Mrs. Bryan.

GALE, GEORGE----- I.R. JUN. 28, 1860

GALLAGHER, DR. CORNELIUS----- NO DATE
Physician of Lawrence county, died at his home at Third and Oak streets, this morning. Dr. Gallagher was born October 12, 1865? At Center, this county, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gallagher. Attended Miami University. He was united in marriage to Elizabeth Goldcamp of Goldcamp station on September 13, 1897. Ten children were born to them, two having preceded the father in death. Dr. G's parents also preceded him in death but his widow, eight children; Dr. Charles Gallagher of St. Louis, Mo., Genevieve ____rry, John, Elizabeth, rose, Conelius, Jr. And Mary, two adopted children, Edward Gallagher of Low Moor, Va., and Mrs. Malone Gorman of this city, one brother, James Gallagher and one sister, Mrs. Edward Burke, are bereaved. Three sisters, Mrs. Ella Roth, Mrs. Mary Dearford and Mrs. Nan Gallagher, preced him in death as did two daughters, Alice and Imeda.

GALLAGHER, MISS MABEL----- I.R. JAN. 08, 1906
Died at the Deaconess Hospital Friday night of typhoid fever, aged about 43 years. She was a sister to Mrs. E. H. Bryan, who recently moved to Columbus, and made her home with Mrs. Bryan. NEED END OF OBIT.

GALLAGHER, PATRICK----- I.R. SEP. 23, 1886

GALLIVAN, PATRICK----- I.R. DEC. 12, 1878
Died at Vesuvius Station last Thursday at age 76 years. Mr. Gallivan carried the surveyor's chain when the lines were run from the Iron Railroad 30 years ago.

GANANN, JOHN----- I.R. FEB. 10, 1887
Deaths - Feb. 5, John Ganann, aged 49 years. Also spelled Genann in another section of this paper - He was an old employee of the Iron Railway, died suddenly last Saturday night. He was a section hand aged about 50.

GARD, ELIZABETH ----- I.R. JAN. 21, 1858
Died on the 7th at Mt. Vernon Furnace, Mrs. Elizabeth Gard, wife of John Gard, aged about 26 years.

GARDNER, MRS. CHLOE ----- I.R. APR. 14, 1870
IJRN APR. 13, 1870 Died April 6th, of lung fever, at her residence in Rome Twp., Mrs. Chloe Gardner, wife of Thomas Gardner, in her 71st year of her age.

GARDNER, REV. JAMES H. ----- I.R. AUG. 18, 1904
Delaware, Ohio - Aug. 14 - Rev. James H. Gardner, of this city, died last evening of heart disease. Dr. Gardner had been spending the afternoon . . . in company with Dr. Buck and his son and C. Edmund Neil, a son-in-law. . . . member of the Ohio M. E. Conference. He was pastor of the St. Paul's church of this city several years ago. . . He was 71 years of age. He leaves a widow and two daughters. Rev. Gardner was the pastor of Spencer M. E. church about 25 years ago (in Ironton).

GARDNER, MRS. NANCY OPHELIA ----- I.R. APR. 14, 1904
Mrs. Nancy Ophelia Gardner, wife of Roswell Gardner, died at her home in Quaker Bottom, Ohio, March 18, from pneumonia. Buried at Beulah Chapel cemetery, close by the Gardner homestead. Mrs. Gardner was born in Jackson, Ohio, in 1829 and was a daughter of James DeLay, one of Ohio's pioneers. She married Roswell Gardner in 1850 and is survived by him and six children: T. E. and O. W. Gardner, Mrs. Chloe Morgan, Mrs. Carrie Wylie, Mrs. Stacia Eaton and Mrs. Gertrude Sprouse and by two brothers, David W. DeLay of Mattoon, Illinois and J. W. DeLay of Wessington, South Dakota. Her brother David was present at the funeral.

GARDNER, O. W. NEED TO COPY ----- I.R. DEC. 15, 1904
INSTANTLY KILLED BY FALLING DOOR

GARDNER, MRS. O. W. (GILLETTE)----- I.R. FEB. 10, 1898
Died at Rome, this county, on the 30th, aged 39 years, 4 months, leaving in sorrow a husband and seven children, one a baby three months old. The dec'd was a daughter of the late Capt. H. N. Gillette.

GARDNER, ROSWELL ----- SWI. FEB. 16, 1912
Huntington, Feb. 15 - Died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. R. D. Wylie, 501 Washington Ave. He was 84. He was born Jan. 23, 1823 in Rome Twp., Lawrence county, O., and on the farm where he was born he made his home always. He came to Huntington on New Years day that his daughter might minister to him during his last hours. He was a farmer and was blind for the past 7 years. He was married early in life. His wife died 8 years before him. Of seven children four are still living. They are T. E. Gardner of Proctorville, Mrs. C. E. Morgan of Florida, Mrs. R. D. Wylie of Washington Ave., and Mrs. J. P. Eaton of Proctorville. The body will be taken to Beulah, O., for burial.

GARDNER, THOMAS ----- I.R. DEC. 12, 1879
PIONEER of Lawrence county died at his home near Bradrick, last Friday. He was about 85 years old. For over 50 years he tilled the farm now occupied by his son, Roswell, near Rome.

GARLAND, VIENNA ----- I.R. MAY 12, 1887
Died - May 7, Vienna Garland, aged 84?.

GARLINGER, MRS. ----- I.R. FEB. 03, 1887
Deaths - Feb. 1, Mrs. Garlinger, aged 45 years.

GARNER, REV. J. A.-----
I.R. SEPT. 22, 1892 - Rev. J. A. Garner, the successor of Rev. T. E. Knox, at the A. M. E. Church, has arrived ...

GARRETT, INFANT ----- I.R. JAN. 13, 1887
Deaths - Jan. 5, child of James Garrett.

GARRISON, MRS. SARAH FRANCES ----- I.R. JUL. 19, 1860
Died in Belpre, July 5th, Mrs. Sarah Frances Garrison, daughter of Capt. H. Burch, aged 30 years.

GARTRELL, HENRY C. ----- I.R. NOV. 17, 1853
Married on the 25th ult., Mr. Henry C. Gartrell, of Cincinnati, to Miss Lida J. Pogue, of Louisa, Ky.

GATES, ABEL L. ----- I.R. NOV. 10, 1887
Marriage license issued to Abel L. Gates and Mary Justice.

GATES, ELIZA A. ----- I.R. SEP. 25, 1873

GATES, J. P. DR.----- I.R. MAY 14, 1863

GATES, MRS. LETITIA H.----- I.R. JUL. 10, 1879

GATES, MRS. MARY----- I.R. MAR. 01, 1883
Died Feb. 22, the wife of Chas. Gates, age 23. Buried at Bloom Furnace.

GATES, MRS. MOLLIE E.----- I.R. OCT. 03, 1878
Wife of Stephen Gates, died at her home on Etna Street, age 36 years.

GATES, NICHOLAS ----- I.R. MAR. 03, 1887
Deaths - Feb. 28, Nicholas Gates, aged 14 years.

GATES, NINA E. ----- I.R. APR. 25, 1867

GATES, STEPHEN ----- I.R. NOV. 27, 1862

GATES, STEPHEN P.----- I.R. NOV. 02, 1865
Married on the 19th inst., at the residence of the bride's uncle, by Rev. G. M. Peters, Stephen P. Gates of Ironton and Miss Nina E. Brown of Columbus, Ohio.

GATES, STEPHEN P.----- I.R. JUL. 17, 1902

GATES, THOMAS ----- IWR MAR. 23, 1905
A well known citizen of Ironton, died Monday due to paralysis. Mr. Gates was born at Little Etna Furnace, which place is now known as Pedro, about 34 years ago. He was employed in the Snyder & Belcher hardware store for several years. He is survived by his wife and one daughter, Gladys, aged 7 years. The funeral took place form the residence of the late F. C. Gates, at 383 South Seventh St. Burial at Woodland.

GAVIN, PATRICK ----- I.R. MAY 05, 1887
Deaths - May 4, Patrick Gavin, aged 19.

GAYLORD, THOMAS G.----- I.R. MAY 27, 1858
Thomas G. Gaylord, formerly a citizen of Portsmouth, and to time of his death largely connected with . . . principal owner of the old Rolling Mill in that place, died Thursday of last week, May 20th, in New York city. He was one of the prominent Iron men in the West. He was a native of Utica, N.Y.; when a young man removed to Pittsburgh, where he engaged in the Queensware business, and afterwards was in the same business in Maysville; made handsome fortune in the iron business. His age was 54. (lengthy obit.)

GEARING, HENRY ----- I.R. MAY 15, 1862

GEARING, JOHN ----- I.R. MAR. 01, 1883
Died Feb. 22, age 33.

GEHRHARD, C. W. J. ----- I.R. FEB. 24, 1887
Deaths - Feb. 22, C. W. J. Gehrhard, infant son of Henry Gerhard.

GERHARDT, MANIFOLD ----- I.R. DEC. 01, 1887
Died on the 24th inst., Manifol_ Gerhardt.

GEOLTZ, NORMAN ----- I.R. JUL. 22, 1886

GEORGE, MRS. CAROLINE ----- I.R. JUN. 02, 1887
Deaths - May 29, Mrs. Caroline George, aged 54 years.

GEORGE, JOHN SILAS ----- I.R. OCT. 02, 1856
Died on Sept. 29, John Silas, only son of John S. and Amelia George, aged 18 months 10 days.

GERLACH, JOHN A. ----- I.R. FEB. 10, 1887
Deaths, Feb. 7, John A. Gerlach, aged 67. John Gerlach, familiarly known as "Red John" a prominent citizen of Getaway, died last Monday.

GETTYS, JAMES ----- I.R. FEB. 02, 1899
James Gettys, aged 65, died of grip at Whitwell, last Friday. Buried Sunday.

GETTYS, SARAH J.------ I.R. NOV. 14, 1895
Sarah J. Gettys was born in Fayette Co., Pa., on March 21, 1834, came to this area with her parents when 11 years old. She died Nov. 7, 1895. The mother of eleven children.

GEYER, MISS EMMA ----- I.R. MAR. 16, 1899
Died in New Mexico last Wednesday, of consumption. The remains were brought to her home in Pomeroy, where John Gabler and Allen Dolin went to attend the funeral, last Sunday. Miss Geyer was formerly employed in Mr. Gabler's store, remaining here on that account for some months after the departure of her brother's family from Ironton.

GEYGAN, CHARLES ----- I.R. JAN. 23, 1896
Charles Geygan, an old gentleman who left Ironton about year ago, died in Massachusetts. He was a member of the G. A. R. post here.

GEYGAN, MRS. DANIEL ----- SWI. JUN. 15, 1906
Died Tuesday at her home in Waverly, but the particulars of her death could not be obtained. Mrs. Geygan formerly resided in this city.

GHARK, CAPT. G. H. ----- I.R. SEP. 23, 1852
Married on the 20th inst., Capt. G. H. Ghark to Miss Martha Oldfield, all of Portsmouth.

GHOLSON, GRACE BUCHANAN ----- I.R. JAN. 13, 1887
Deaths - Jan. 5, Grace Buchanan Gholson, aged 2 years and 3 months.

GHOLSON, MRS. SARAH ----- I.R. MAR. 03, 1887
Mrs. Sarah Gholson died last Monday, at the age of 83 years. She was one of the oldest residents of Ironton, having come here in 1850. She had nine children, four of whom are living. She has been making her home with her youngest son, John H. Gholson.

GHOLSON, WILLIAM H. ----- I.R. SEP. 04, 1862

GHRIST, PETER ----- I.R. APR. 07, 1853
Died in Mason Township, Peter W. Ghrist, a well known citizen of this county.

GIBBONS, CHARLIE ------ I.R. MAR. 19, 1885?
South Point - Charlie Gibbons and Maggie Spurlock went to your city (Ironton) last week and were quietly married. We understand they will leave soon for Kentucky.

GIBBS, CAPT. F. C. ----- I.R. AUG. 09, 1888
Portsmouth Items - Capt. F. C. Gibbs, formerly of Portsmouth, died in Philadelphia, last Thursday. His age was 53.

GIBSON, ADDIE IRENE ----- I.R. JUN. 03, 1880

GIBSON, MRS. ANNA (MCGUGIN) ----- I.R. MAY 12, 1887
Daughter of the late Joseph, and Mrs. Anna McGugin, died at her home on Railroad street last Thursday. Her sister was there. Mrs. Gibson was 32 years old. Leaves a husband and son.

GIBSON, HENDERSON ----- I.R. JUL. 20, 1865
Marriage license issued during the month of April - Henderson Gibson and Martha Ann Stevenson.

GIBSON, HENDERSON B.----- I.R. JUN. 22, 1865
Married on the 16th of June, by Caleb Arthur, Esq., Henderson B. Gibson, and Martha Ann Stephenson, both of West Virginia.

GIBSON, MISS JENNIE ----- I.R. DEC. 26, 1901
Formerly of this city, died at an institution in Gallipolis where she had been an inmate for several years, Tuesday. She had been an invalid all her life. She had two sisters, Mrs. James Lawton, now residing in the south, and Mrs. E. S. Wilson of San Juan, Porto Rico. One brother, Mr. Will Gibson, resides in Ashland. . .

GIBSON, MARY A. ----- I.R. SEP. 30, 1880

GIBSON, SOLOMON ------ I.R. MAR. 11, 1880

GIERING, HENRY ----- I.R. JAN. 23, 1862

GILBERT, JAMES ----- I.R. JAN. 04, 1866
Married at the Mayor's office in Ironton by P. R. Polley, J. P., Mr. James Gilbert and Mrs. Eliza Tayler.

GILBERT, LUCIUS H. ----- IJRN OCT. 12, 1870
Died Lucius H. Gilbert, son of M. B. Gilbert, age 30 years, of consumption.

GILDEA, INFANT ----- I.R. MAR. 01, 1883
Died Feb. 25, child of Pat Gildea.

GILES, JOHN T. ----- I.R. DEC. 16, 1858

GILFILLAN, CAMPBELL ----- I.R. SEPT. 22, 1898
Gave his life to his country. Campbell Gilfillan, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Gilfillan, who died of camp fever at his home in this city, last Sunday night. He was born in Ironton, February 2, 1882. He was yet a school boy . . . and wanted to go to the war from the start. . . he courted daring and danger, but he was slight of figure and not strong. Still, he volunteered . . was rejected because his dimensions did not reach the standard. He enlisted in the Hospital Corps, determined if he could not carry a musket, he could care for those who did

GILFILLAN, CAPT. DEAN ----- I.R. OCT. 19, 1935
Dean M. Gilfillan, one of Ironton's World War heroes died this morning at the Deaconess hospital. He served as captain in an A. E. F. tank corps . . awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, the Croix de Guerre and Emblem of the Purple Heart. . . He returned to Ironton and connected with the Ryan and Gilfillan Company of North 2nd street. Captain Gilfillan is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Gilfillan of South 6th St., his wife, two uncles, Chas. T. Dean and John Gilfillan of Ironton, and two aunts, Mrs. Lot Davis and Miss Ruth Dean, both of Kent, Washington. He was the last of six children born to Mr. and Mrs. Gilfillan. He was born on May 10 - 45 years ago, graduated from Ironton High School, studied at Andover and then entered Yale, from which he graduated. Interment Woodland cemetery.

GILFILLAN, MRS. ETTA ------ I.T. JUL. 06, 1949
Widow of John R. Gilfillan died last night from a heart attack at her home, 709 Park avenue. Mrs. Gilfillan was born at South Point, a daughter of the late Lee and Delilah Andrews, pioneer residents of that community. Her father was a riverman and served many years on steamboats which plied the Ohio. Mrs. Gilfillan was deputy treasurer of Lawrence county for 18 years. Surviving are two brothers, L. R. Andrews and Glen F. Andrews, both of Ironton and the following nieces and nephews: Mrs. Zitella Christy, Mrs. Clara Brown, Mrs. Alice Sagar, Attorney Milton Andrews, all of Ironton, Clyde B. Andrews of Ripley, O., Lee D. Andrews of Dayton, O., and Fenton Brown of North Kenova. Burial at Woodland.

GILFILLAN, GEORGE D.------ I.R. JAN. 19, 1888
George D. Gilfillan, the youngest brother of S. G. and John, who is connected with a large furniture establishment at Parkersburg, weds Miss Mary R. Moore at Harmar, O., this Thursday night.

GILFILLAN, INFANT------ I.R. SEP. 20, 1888
Mrs. Thos. Slattery has been here the past week attending the bedside of her brother's, S. G. Gilfillan's sick child, which died on Friday night.

GILFILLAN, JAMES----- I.R. JAN. 08, 1906
S. G. Gilfillan went to Parkersburg Monday, to attend the funeral of his brother, James, which occurred there on Tuesday afternoon from the home of his brother, George Gilfillan. James Gilfillan, who has been in the South for two years, for the benefit of his health, died in New Orleans, Saturday and was brought to his old home for burial.

GILFILLAN, JOHN ----- I.R. AUG. 29, 1889
The father of Sib G. Gilfillan died at Parkersburg, last Wednesday. The Parkersburg Journal says this: ...Mr. Gilfillan was at one time Mayor of Parkersburg. About the close of the war he was largely interested in oil speculations and investments and acquired a fortune. ... He was also a member of the wholesale grocery firm of Gilfillan, Ebert & Co. He was 68 years of age and leaves seven children.

GILFILLAN, JOHN R.----- IST OCT. 17, 1937
Mr. Gilfillan died at his home on Park Avenue near 7th shortly after noon. John R. Gilfillan was born in Monongahela City, Pa., on Sept. 21, 1857, a son of the late John and Elvira Gloss Gilfillan. He spent his early youth in Parkersburg, WV, but moved to Ironton in early manhood. Mr. Gilfillan was united to Miss Lona Hall, who preceded him in death, and to this union two sons were born. One died in infancy and the other, Lynn Gilfillan, is a World War veteran, who lost his health during this struggle and who is now a patient in the Marion, Ind., federal hospital. On Sept. 27, 1922, Mr. Gilfillan married to Mrs. Etta Andrews Kinney, who survives him. He is also survived by one brother, Mr. S. G. Gillfillan, and several nieces and nephews. Interment at Woodland cemetery.

GILFILLAN, MRS. JOHN R. ----- IDR AUG. 30, 1920
Mrs. John R. Gilfillan, aged 51, died this forenoon at her home on Park Avenue. The deceased was born and reared in Ironton. As a result of her marriage with Mr. Gilfillan, but one child was born, Linn Gooch Gilfillan, who, with the father, survives. Other relatives surviving are her brother, Wilbur Hall, of Mayberry, WV, Miss Pearl Hall of this city.

GILFILLAN, MARGARET ----- I.R. SEPT. 20, 1888
Died - Sept. 14, Margaret, infant daughter of Mrs. S. G. and Emma Gillfillan, aged 14 mos.

GILFILLAN, SILVER GLOSS ----- I.R. SEPT. 26, 1938
Col. S. G. Gilfillan claimed by death Sunday morning. He died at his apartment in the Hotel Marting at the age of 85. Burial in the Woodland Mausoleum. Born at Monongahela City, Pa., Nov. 10, 1853, Silver Gloss Gilfillan moved with his parents to Parkersburg, WV, where he received his education before coming to Ironton in 1871. He became employed in the Gilfillan and Mayberry dry goods store then located on north 2nd street opposite the present E. J. Merrill Drug Co. A year later he went to Mt. Vernon furnace where he became bookkeeper for H. Campbell and Sons. Later became clerk for New York Iron & Steel Co. That position he retained until 1883 when he became bookkeeper for the Belfont Iron Works Co. Mr. Gilfillan was one of the first stockholders in the Ironton Portland Cement Co. . . 59 years ago, Sept. 1879, Mr. Gilfillan was united in marriage to Miss Emma Dunfee Dean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Dean, one of this section's pioneer families. Their home was Sixth & Chestnut streets. Mr. Gilfillan is survived by only his widow. His children preceded him in death as have his parents, his brothers and his sisters. Two sons grew to manhood. Campbell Gilfillan died in 1898 in the service of his country. The youngest son, Captain Dean Gilfillan, who distinguished himself during the World War, died in Oct. 1935. Mr. Gilfillan's last surviving brother, John R. Gilfillan, died in this city a year ago.

I.R. Sept. 22, 1892 - Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Gilfillan went westward, on a few days' visit, this morning.

GILFILLAN, MRS. S. G. ----- I.T. APR. 15, 1941
Mrs. S. G. Gilfillan is found dead in bed at hotel today. She died during the night in her room at the Hotel Marting. Mrs. Gilfillan who was Emma Dean before marriage, had been residing in the hotel during the last six years. Her husband died in 1938. Her husband and five children, including Campbell and Dean Gilfillan preceded her in death, but one sister, Ruth Dean of Washington, D. C. survives her. The family resided on south 6th street for years. She was an aunt of Mrs. Parry Lewis of Fort Monroe, Va., and a sister in law of Mrs. Charles Dean of Ironton. Interment in the Woodland Mausoleum.

GILFILLAN, S. LINN ----- I.T. JUN. 22, 1954
Former Ironton resident, who had been a patient in the Veterans Administration Hospital, Marion, Indiana, for the past 20 years, Mr. Gilfillan died Monday evening. He was a son of the late John R. and Lena Hall Gilfillan and was born in Ironton October 29, 1895. A Member of the famed Co. I from Ironton and served overseas with the unit. He was stricken ill after World War I. Survivors include three cousins - Harrison and Morton Hall of Ironton, and Mrs. B. E. Hall of Dayton.

GILGEN, JOHN ----- IJRN NOV. 23, 1870
Died at Portsmouth on November 18th, John Gilgen, aged 40 years.

GILKINSON, MARTHA ----- I.R. OCT. 02, 1862

GILLAND, CLARENCE K. ----- I.R. JAN. 08, 1880
Married on the 28th day of December, at the residence of Mr. James R. Frampton, in Rockwood, Lawrence Co., O., Mr. Clarence K. Gilland to Miss Marry M. Lemley.

GILLEN, BENJAMIN ----- I.R. MAR. 17, 1853
Married on the 9th inst., by Jacob Lair, Esq., Mr. Benjamin Gillen to Jane Bartly, both of Elizabeth Tp.

GILLEN, CAPT. E. F.----- I.R. MAY 14, 1896
Capt. E. F. Gillen, whose death occurred at Proctorville Monday, was the first man to petition the Hanging Rock Masonic Lodge for admission. He was elected and initiated Dec. 6, 1849, and the officers who served at that time are all dead. They were: Stephen Daniels, W. M.; Geo. W. Reddeck, S. W.; Josiah G. Dole, J. W.; R. Galgraith, Sec.; E. C. McCormick, S. D.; James Sullivan, J. D.

GILLEN, ISAAC F.----- I.R. JAN. 31, 1907
Isaac F. Gillen, one of the best known residents of this county, died at his home on Symmes Creek, near Rockwood, Wednesday evening. Mr. Gillen was a native of Lawrence county, having been born in Union Township, on May 23rd, 1823 where he remained until 1862, when he came to Ironton to accept a position as conductor on the Iron Railroad, which position he held for two years, and resigned to accept a position as manager of Olive Furnace. He later held a similar position at Monroe Furnace....Mr. Gillen has held a number of official positions in his township extending over a period of 25 years. He was married to Miss Amy Kimball on March 28th, 1852 and eleven children were born of the union.

GILLEN, JOHN----- I.R. APR. 25, 1889
John Gillen, of Rockwood, who went to Kansas a short time ago, accidentally shot and killed himself. The remains were brought home and interred in the family cemetery near Union Chapel, last Tuesday.

GILLEN, MARTIN ----- I.R. MAR. 20, 1879 ?

GILLEN, WILLIAM ----- I.R. FEB. 01, 1906

GILLETT, BENJAMIN W. ----- I.R. APR. 02, 1868

GILLETT, MRS. ELIZABETH JANE----- I.R. SEP. 14, 1905

GILLETT, MRS. JANE (RADFORD)----- I.R. MAR. 16, 1876

GILLETT, PERCIVAL----- I.R. MAY 05, 1853
Died on the 29th of April, Percival Gillett, in the 25th year of his age.

GILLETT, T. J. ----- I.R. JAN. 30, 1890

GILLEY, MRS. MARY ALICE ----- I.T. OCT. 09, 1949
Died age 96. Mrs. Gilley, a former resident of Greenup county died Thursday evening at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. J. D. Sizemore, of 1611 Blackburn avenue, after an extended illness. She was born July 19, 1852 in Johnson county, Ky., the daughter of the late Matthew and Lucinda Sturgill Clay. She is survived by two sons, Bert Collins of St. Cloud, Fla., and M. E. Collins of 2536 Hackwork street, Ashland, and one daughter, Mrs. Rose Hamor of Flatwoods. Burial at Rose Hill cemetery.

GILLILAND, E. S.----- I.R. NOV. 17, 1887
Marriage license issued to E. S. Gilliland and Ida Lewis.

GILLIT, WILLIAM W. ----- I.R. MAY 26, 1853
Married on the 18th inst., by Rev. J. T. Holliday, Mr. William W. Gillit, to Miss Jane Radford, both of Rome Township.

GILLOGLY, JAMES D. ----- I.R. JAN. 06, 1887
Marriage license issued to Jas. D. Gillogly and Ella E. Belleville.

GILLOGLY, JAMES D. ------ I.R. MAR. 31, 1898
Died - James D. Gillogly, an old citizen of Ironton, died last Sunday. He came to Ironton when the Nortons bough the Star Nail Mill and was one of the nailors that helped to start that flourishing institution. . . Interment in Woodland.

GILLOGLY, THOMAS ------ I.R. JAN. 06, 1887
Marriage license issued to Thos. Gillogly and Emma Coates.

GILROY, JOHN ----- I.R. AUG. 03, 1865
Marriage license issued during month of July - John Gilroy and Margaret Friel.

GILRUTH, HENRY CLAY ----- I.R. MAR. 02, 1865
Also see I.R. Mar. 16, 1865 - Tribute of Respect - Henry L. Gilruth, a former member of the Sons of Temperance . . . died in a hospital in Tennessee.

GILRUTH, THOMAS ----- I.R. APR. 20, 1899
Thomas Gilruth, an old citizen, who lived just above Haverhill, died last Friday. The deceased belonged to one of the original families of the French Grant, and has lived near where he died all his life. He was about 70 years of age. His wife survives him.

GLASER, WILLIAM H.----- I.R. JAN. 06, 1881

GLASS, MRS. ELIZABETH ----- I.R. OCT. 09, 1856
Died - Oct. 6th, in Ironton of consumption, Mrs. Elizabeth Glass, aged 39 years.

GLEICAUF, ----- I.R. DEC. 02, 1880

GLEICHAUF, ANTON ------ I.R. JAN. 13, 1887
Deaths - Jan. 6, Anton Gleichauf, aged 65 years.

GLIDDEN, MRS. CATHARINE ----- I.R. JUN. 03, 1858
Died May 25th, Mrs. Catharine W. Glidden, wife of J. W. Glidden, aged 45 years. Born in New Hampshire, and removed to this county in 1821. Mrs. Glidden was a daughter of Rev. Dan Young, of Ironton.

GLIDDEN, CHARLES H. ----- I.R. JAN. 15, 1857
Married on the 28th inst., by C. McCoy, Esq., Mr. Chas. H. Glidden and Miss Mary Calvin; all of Portsmouth.

GLIDDEN, EMMA ------ I.R. JUL. 01, 1869

GLIDDEN, MARY ALICE ----- I.R. APR. 14, 1859

GLIDDEN, MARY ELLEN ----- I.R. MAR. 19, 1857
Died of consumption, in Covington, Kentucky, on the 15th inst., Mary Ellen, wife of D. A. Glidden, and daughter of J. V. Robinson, of Portsmouth. Funeral at Portsmouth.

GLIDDEN, MILLS ----- I.R. OCT. 23, 1884
Many years a resident of Ironton died last week and was buried at Portsmouth. He was about 80 years old.

GLIDDEN, O. H. ----- I.R. SEPT. 19, 1878
Glidden Family - O. H. Glidden died in Scioto county, on the 10th of this month. In an obituary in the Portsmouth Times, the following occurs: He was born in Northfield, New Hampshire, on December 25th, 1814. He removed, with his father's family, to this State and county in the fall of 1831. In 1837, he became with his brother, Jefferson W. Glidden, interested in the iron business at Junior Furnace. In 1840 he was married to Lyncha Blair, now his widow. . . He was actively engaged in developing the Hanging Rock iron region, as a member of the old firm of Glidden & Co., proprietors of Junior furnace; afterwards of Glidden, Murfin & Co., proprietors of Junior and Empire furnaces, and of Glidden, Crawford & Co., proprietors of Clinton furnace. He was one of a family of six brothers - C. M. Glidden, Jefferson W., Joseph M., O. H., Jonas G., and Daniel A., who came to this section of the State in 1831, and the family settled on the farm now owned by Peter Andre, and near the residence of the deceased. Their father dying soon after removing here, they were thrown upon their own resources. The brothers all located in this region . . . Of the six brothers, but two are now living, Charles M., seventy-four years of age, and Jonas G., sixty-seven years of age.

GLOVER, SAMUEL G.----- I.R. JUL. 14, 1853
Died on the 8th inst., in Portsmouth, Mr. Samuel G. Glover, aged about 36.

GOBLE, INFANT ----- I.R. MAY 12, 1887
Died - May 8, child of John Goble.

GOELTZ, JOS.-----
I.R. SEPT. 22, 1892 - Jos. Goeltz arrived home from German, last week. He enjoyed himself for several weeks in Faderland, but the happiest moment of all the time was when he set his foot inside of Ironton again.

GOENS, ----- I.R. FEB. 24, 1870
We also learn that there is one (an old man) by the name of Goens, who lives near the Tunnel, who has reached his hundredth year and still earns his own living digging ore.

GOFF, RICHARD W.----- I.R. DEC. 05, 1861

GOLDCAMP, F. F. J. ----- IWR JAN. 16, 1897
Wedding at St. Joseph's Church - Miss Mary A. Maurer was united in marriage to Mr. F. F. J. Goldcamp. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Maurer of south Sixth street. The bridegroom is the secretary and treasurer of the Goldcamp Milling Co. Performed by Father Schmitt. The bridal couple were attended by the young son and daughter of the bridegroom, Master S. Wilfred Goldcamp and little Miss Hilda Goldcamp. . .

GOLDCAMP, JOHN F. ----- I.R. DEC. 31, 1891

GOLDCAMP, JOHN F. ----- I.R. JAN. 15, 1885
Died Jan. 12, aged 69?.

GOLDCAMP, JOHN STEPHEN ----- SWI. MAR. 05, 1909

GOLDEN, ----- I.R. JUL. 05, 1860

GOLDEN, EFFIE LUELLA------ I.R. MAR. 05, 1857
Died on the 1st inst., in this town (Ironton), Effie Luella, daughter of Judge Fletcher Golden, aged 6months.

GOLDEN, FLORENCE----- I.R. JUL. 01, 1886

GOLDEN, MRS. HARRIET----- I.R. JUN. 12, 1851
Died near Hecla Landing, on Tuesday night last, Mrs. Harriet, wife of Fletcher Golden, Esq., and daughter of Peter Lionbarger (Her and her father died about the same time.)

GOLDEN, MARTIAL ----- I.R. OCT. 22, 1863

GOLDEN, MARY FRANCIS------ IET. JAN. 05, 1932
Died age 93 on Monday. Born Oct. 10, 1833. The oldest daughter of William and Louisa Richardson, and was born on a farm, in the upper end of the city in the vicinity of Lorain street. Her youngest son was a soldier in the war of '93. She was married to Thomas Golden on New Year's Day, 1863 by Rev. Dr. G. W. Gates and they settled in the old Golden homestead just outside the corporation limits. To them were born five children, Lena and Adelaide, devoted unmarried daughters, Anna L. Alford, a former Ironton school teacher, who after marriage lived in Council Grove, Kansas, and Chars. W. Golden, presently Lawrence county Treasurer. The youngest son, Newton, died several years ago. Harold and Ralph Golden, of this city and Mrs. Kermit Frecka of Portsmouth, Ohio, Leland Alford of Chicago, Ill., and Mrs. Vivian Blackledge of Sheridan, Wyoming are grandchildren, while nine great grandchildren survive. She leaves two aged sisters, Mrs. W. W. Deering (or Deoring) of this city and Mrs. Douglas Miller of Washington, D. C. Burial at Woodland.

GOLDEN, MRS. PENINA DILLEY----- I.R. FEB. 04, 1886

GOLDEN, THOMAS----- M.I. FEB. 01, 1916

GONDER, JOSEPH----- IJRN JUN. 01, 1870
Died May 26th at Wm. Gonder's residence, Mr. Joseph Gonder of Canton, Ohio, age 35 years. Leaves a wife and two children.

GONDER, WILLIAM ----- I.R. MAR. 02, 1893
We have just learned of the death of Wm. Gonder, who for nearly 20 years was a well-known citizen of Ironton. His death occurred last December, at Columbus, where he had been living for some years. At one time he owned the corner where the Hayward block is, lived there and ran a bakery. He leaves a wife to mourn him....

GOODALL, GARRET A. ----- I.R. AUG. 22, 1867

GOODALL, MRS. JULIA ----- I.R. JUN. 25, 1857
Died on the 15th inst., at her residence in Union Township, Mrs. Julia Goodall, wife of Henry Goodall, in the 31st year of her age. She was the daughter of Thomas and C. Gardner, was born in Rome Township, Lawrence county; had pulmonary disease. She was a mother, sister . . . (long obituary about her education.)

GOODMAN, SUSANNA ----- I.R. SEP. 29, 1887
Died - Sept. 26, Susanna Goodman, aged 74.

GOODY, LUCINDA ----- I.R. DEC. 25, 1884
Died Dec. 18, age 35?.

GOOSEHART, INFANT ----- I.R. MAY 19, 1887
Deaths - May 14, infant child of John Goosehart.

GOOSEHURST, NORA----- I.R. NOV. 21, 1889
Died Nov. 16, wife of John Goosehurst, age 23.

GORD, JACOB ----- I.R. JUL. 28, 1870

GORDY, GEORGE M.----- IJRN DEC. 29, 1869
Married December 19th, at the residence of the bride, by Rev. James Mitchell, Geo. M. Gordy to Mrs. Margaret McDougal.

GORE, EBENEZER A.----- IJRN OCT. 13, 1869
Married October 1st, by Rev. E. P. Pratt, Ebenezer A. Gore of Alton, Ill., to Maggie E. Wilson, daughter of Hon. John Wilson, late Mayor of Portsmouth.

GORE, JAMES M. ----- I.R. OCT. 13, 1864

GORE, THOMAS----- I.R. OCT. 01, 1857
Married on Sept. 22nd, in St. Mathew's church, Wheeling, by Rev. E. T. Perkins, Thomas Gore of Oak Ridge Furnace to Miss Mollie A. Jones, of the former place.

GORWOOD, S. M. ----- IJRN NOV. 23, 1870
Died at his residence in Portsmouth on November 10th, S. M. Gorwood, aged 31 years.

GOUDY, PULASKI ----- I.R. FEB. 03, 1853
Married at Hanging Rock, Jan. 20, 1853, by Rev. J. Barringer, Mr. Pulaski Goudy to Mrs. Margaret Gray, all of Hanging Rock.

GOUDY, WESLEY KENNEY ----- I.R. FEB. 16, 1865
Died - Wesley Kenney Goudy, young son of Isaac and S. A. Goudy, in the 15th year of his age.

GOULD, JOHN F.----- I.R. OCT. 11, 1860
Died in Lebanon, Ohio on the 4th inst., John F. Gould, well known furnaceman of this region - for the last 15 years principal proprietor of Franklin Furnace, aged 48 years.

GOULD, ORIN B. ----- I.R. MAR. 27, 1890

GRAFF, INFANT ----- I.R. DEC. 25, 1884
Child of Eli Graff, age not given, died Dec. 21.

GRAHAM, MRS.----- I.R. FEB. 12, 1880

GRAHAM, CHARLES ----- I.R. APR. 01, 1858
Death by Lock Jaw - on the 13th inst., Mr. Chas. Graham . . . leaves wife and 3 children.

GRAHAM, MRS. MARY ----- I.R. JAN. 19, 1871

GRAHAM, SOLOMON M. ----- I.R. DEC. 13, 1860

GRAHAM, WILLIAM ----- I.R. DEC. 22, 1853
Married on the 17th inst., in Ironton, by Rev. J. H. Creighton, Mr. Wm. Graham, to Mrs. Dorcas Dunlap, both of Catlettsburg, Ky.

GRANT, GEORGE----- I.R. FEB. 18, 1875

GRANT, INFANT ----- I.R. JUN. 30, 1887
Died - infant child of Wm. Grant, West Ironton.

GRAVES, G. W.----- I.R. AUG. 16, 1860
Marriage license issued - G. W. Graves and Mary Ann Parker.

GRAY, MRS. ----- I.R. JUL. 17, 1879

GRAY, CLINTON G. ------ I.R. JAN. 18, 1866
Married in Ironton by Rev. B. F. Ashley, Mr. Clinton G. Gray and Miss Ida L. R. Feurt.

GRAY, DR. C. G.-----
I.R. JAN. 20, 1887 - Dr. C. G. Gray intends to move back to Ironton this week.

GRAY, MRS. ELIZA ANN (HUMPHREYS)----- M.I. SEPT. 11, 1924
Mrs. Eliza Ann Gray, widow of George N. Gray, and one of the city's pioneer residents, did Wednesday at her home on South 6th street. Eliza Ann Humphrey was born at Ripley, Ohio, June 8, 1845, moving with her parents, John Wilson and Eliza J. Humphrey, to Hecla Furnace in the year 1855, her father at that time was actively identified with the iron industry in that section. There she met Col. George N. Gray, to whom she wed on Christmas day, 1866. To their union was born John, of Philadelphia; George, of Chatanooga; Mrs. Earle Stewart, of this city, and Charles Sedgwick Gray, who died in Washington on September 3, 1898, while in the service of his country as a lieutenant in the Spanish American war. His death was a severe shock . . . afterwards his parents presented to the city of Ironton the Deaconness Hospital property, known as the Charles S. Gray Deaconess Hospital. Mrs. Gray was a direct lineal descendant of John Rankin, of Ripley, Ohio, one of the originators of the underground tunnel for fugitive slaves, which preceded the civil war. For a number of years he made his home with Colonel and Mrs. Gray.. . . Interment in Woodland.

GRAY, MRS. ELIZABETH ----- IWR JAN. 02, 1897
Mrs. Elizabeth Gray, widow of John R. Gray and mother of Dr. C. G. Gray, died Sunday at the home of her son, the doctor, and family with whom she resided at the Sanitarium near Hanging Rock. She was in the 87th year of her age. Interment at Kelly's Mills, this county, where the deceased was laid to rest beside her husband and a daughter who had preceded her to the great beyond.

GRAY, LIEUT. CHARLES S. ----- I.R. SEPT. 08, 1898
One of the Heroes Fallen - He was one of the first to answer to his country's call, and one of the first to return on his shield. When the young wife, and the mother and her two sons, John and George with the mortal remains of a husband, a son and brother, came over the river from the train, last Sunday . . . Charles Sedgwick Gray was born at Vesuvius Furnace, this county, February 20, 1869. The family moved to Huntington in 1875, and to Ironton in 1877, and has since then occupied their present home.. . .On the 26th of April, the day on which his company departed for the war, he and Miss Blanch McGovney, to whom in love and life, he had been devoted for many months, were quietly wedded. His bride he left at the marriage alter, and stepped into the ranks of blue, bound for battle. (lengthy obit.) Burial at Woodland.

GRAY, CLINTON ----- I.R. MAY 22, 1902
The home of Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Gray of Park avenue was saddened Thursday night by the sudden death of their only son, Clinton, aged 7 years, under peculiar circumstances. The little boy was playing with Newton Johnson, son of Attorney A. R. Johnson, whose residence is opposite the Gray home. The little fellows were in the stable loft and Clinton fell down stairs in some manner striking his head. . . . Death is attributed to concussion of the brain and the rupture of a blood vessel. Burial at Woodland.

GRAY, DAN ------ I.R. MAY 22, 1890
Son of Dr. Gray - struck by lightning.

GRAY, GEORGE NOAH------ SWI MAY 21, 1907
Col. George N. Gray, aged 69 years died Friday morning at his home on the corner of Sixth and Adams streets. Col. Gray was born February 10, 1838 in Pennsylvania. At the age of 18 he came to Ohio and landed on Pine creek, this county. He was a teacher, civil war veteran in the 53rd regiment, Ohio Volunteers . . . became interested in the iron business, first as clerk at Mt. Vernon furnace, then Hecla. . . . Col. Gray was married to Eliza Ann Humphreys, Dec. 25, 1866. As a result of this union, three sons and one daughter blessed his home. They are John of Philadelphia, George of Grand Rapids and Miss Emma at home and Charles S., deceased.

GRAY, MRS. JANE ------ I.R. DEC. 06, 1860
At Harvey's, Green Co., Pa., Oct. 31, 1860, Mrs. Jane Gray, in her 73d year - relict of Judge Gabriel Kerr, of Burlington, who was one of the first Associate Judges of Lawrence county, appointed at its organization in 1817. She was the mother of Capt. Wash. Kerr, of Ironton.

GRAY, JOHN WILSON ----- I.R. JAN. 28, 1904
Gray-Cadwallader wedding - Miss Rebecca McCarroll Cadwalader, daughter of Captain C. G. Cadwallader, of 430 South 45th street, was married last night at her home to John Wilson Gray, of Ironton, Ohio. The ceremony performed by Rev. Dr. Stephen W. Dana, of the Walnut Street Presbyterian church. . . . Miss Emma Gray, sister of the bridegroom . . . Mr. George Gray, Jr., brother of the bridegroom . . . The Philadelphia Public Ledger. Also see I.R. Jan. 14, 1904 . . . Mr. John Wilson Gray is a son of Col. And Mrs. Geo. N. Gray, of this city. . .

GRAY, MRS. R. L.----- I.R. APR. 27, 1920
Widow of the late Dr. R. L. Gray, former Ironton resident, but now of San Antonio, Texas. Word received by Dr. Dan Gray of the Roosevelt Hospital. Dr. Gray and other local relatives were unable to attend the services which were held in the southern city. Mrs. Gray was the second wife of Dr. R. L. Gray, being the widow of the late Rev. A. G. Manville, pastor for several years of the First Congregational church. Two daughters, Eunice and Lucille survive.

GREEN, ----- I.R. MAR. 24, 1892
Grandma Green died in the 84th year of her age. She leaves a beloved companion, three children and quite a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren.

GREEN, CHARLES ------ I.R. FEB. 10, 1853
Married on the 3rd inst., by S. McCown, Esq., Mr. Chas. Green of Marietta, Ohio and Miss Tamaurus Truesdell, of Rome Township.

GREEN, CAPT. DAVID ----- I.R. OCT. 13, 1853
Son of the late Judge Green of this county, died on Monday of last week on board his boat, the Cumberland Valley, below Evansville.

GREENE, CATHARINE LOUISE------ I.R. OCT. 06, 1853
Died in Gallipolis, on the 24th ult., Catharine Louise, daughter of Cyrus D. and Sarah C. Greene, age 1y7m16d.

GREENE, CAPT. CHARLES H. ----- I.R. SEP. 11, 1890

GREENE, CAPT. DANIEL ----- I.R. FEB. 25, 1858
Died at Marietta, Ohio, on the 17th inst., Capt. Daniel Greene, in the 84th year of his age.

GREENER, MAGGIE ----- I.R. JUN. 02, 1887
Deaths - May 27, Maggie, daughter of Wm. Greener, aged 4 years.

GREENLEE, DAVID ----- I.R. JAN. 23, 1853
Died on Jan. 23rd, aged about 45 years.

GREENSLATE, JAMES ----- IST. MAR. 03, 1935

GREGORY, BENJAMIN ----- I.R. NOV. 17, 1887
Marriage license issued to Benjamin Gregory and Martha M. Layman.

GRIFFITH, BENJAMIN ------ I.R. NOV. 04, 1852
Married on the 24th ult., by R. Richey, Esq., Mr. Benjamin Griffith, of Pine Grove Furnace, to Miss Elizabeth Madill, of Union Furnace; all of this county.

GRIFFITH, JENNIE ASBURY ----- I.R. SEPT. 19, 1895
Jennie Asbury Griffith died Sept. 2, 1895 at the age of 34y4m17d. She was married to John C. Griffith on July 2, 1884 and soon after moved to Boyd Co., Ky. She was brought to her father's John H. Asbury in this county in July. She was taken, at her request, to her husband's father, Thomas Griffith's, where she died. She left a loving husband, two children, father, mother, brother and six sisters.

GRIFFITH, JULIA BELL ----- I.R. NOV. 13, 1856
Died on the 6th of Oct., at Hecla Furnace, Julia Bell Griffith, daughter of David and Martha Griffith, age 2 years 11 days.

GRIFFITH, L. A. ----- I.R. FEB. 07, 1878

GRIFFITH, LURENA ----- I.R. NOV. 13, 1856
Died on the 10th of Oct., Lurena Griffith, daughter of David and Martha Griffith.

GRIFFITH, ROBERT ----- I.R. MAR. 03, 1853
Married on Feb. 17, by Rev. J. H. Creighton, Mr. Robert Griffith to Miss Jane Price.

GRIFFITH, MRS. RUTH ----- I.R. MAY 28, 1868

GRIFFITH, SAMUEL D. ----- M.I. MAY 12, 1925
Samuel D. Griffith, died at his home on Aaron's Creek, where he has resided for a number of years. He was past seventy-one years of age and was born near Sheritts, Dec. 16, 1854, the son of Louis A. And Zerelda Stewart Griffith. He was united in marriage to Miss Louisa Bradshaw in 1875, and to this union, James L. Griffith, and Myra Griffith, both at home, Mrs. C. M. Stewart, of Lewiston, Mont., George, at home, Earl, Ernes and Guy all of this city. Mrs. Louanna Bradshaw, of Aid, Mrs. George Powell, of Aberdeen, Wash., Dr. W. L. Griffith, of Pedro, L. F. Griffith, of Pedro, and J. R. Vermillion of Springfield, brothers and sisters also survive. Burial at Bradshaw cemetery near Arabia.

GRIFFITH, MRS. THOMAS D. ----- I.R. JUL. 16, 1891
(only have bottom half of obit) - She was the daughter of John T. and Catharine Jones and was born at Bloom Furnace, April 13th, 1846; married to Thos. D. Griffith of Jackson, O., March 16, 1869?. She was the mother of 8 children, five of whom, four girls and one boy survive her. Interment at Oak Hill cemetery.

GRIMES, JOHN L. ----- I.R. JAN. 06, 1857
Married on the 31st ult., in Ironton, by Rev. B. N. Spahr, John L. Grimes and Miss Mary E. Hartman, all of Ironton.

GRIMSHAW, MRS. PHOEBE----- I.R. AUG. 15, 1901
Mrs. Phoebe Grimshaw, who was perhaps the oldest resident of Ironton, died Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. M. Saunders, of North Fifth Street. She was past 92 years. The dec'd was born in Greenup county, Ky., early in the last century and early in the forties married William C. Grimshaw, who died in 1872. They came to Empire Furnace, this State, in 1847, later they moved to Hanging Rock and then to Ironton. Except for 3 years spent with son in Illinois, Mrs. G. Was a continuous resident of Ironton for half a century. Four children survive: Mrs. E. M. Saunders, ex-Marshal, W. H. Grimshaw, and John E. Grimshaw, all of Ironton and N. B. Grimshaw of Augusta, Ky. Burial at Woodland.

GRIMSHAW, MRS. W. H.----- I.R. MAR. 30, 1905

GRIMSHAW, WILLIAM C.------ I.R. SEP. 08, 1870

GRISWOLD, DR. E. H. ------ I.R. JUN. 09, 1853
Married on the 6th inst., at Gallipolis, by Rev. A. Huntington, Dr. E. H. Griswold,