Martha J. Martin

Christian Fox

Christian Fox is a native of this county, born in Elizabeth Township, on December 19, 1841. His parents are John Fox, who was born in Pennsylvania, July 23, 1813, and Elizabeth (Ward) Fox, who was...

Joseph Fitzer

Joseph Fitzer gives his approval to this work of genealogy and war record, that future generations may follow their predecessors in maintaining the honor of their country and institutions of liberty...

William Elkins

William Elkins is the son of Marvin and Nancy (Sharp) Elkins, who settled in this county in 1812; the former is deceased, and the latter died October 12, 1866, aged 82 years. William was born in...

George W. Bennett

Mr. Geo. W. Bennett, of Newfain, Ohio, was born near Pine Grove Furnace, Lawrence County, Ohio, on 19 Dec. 1834 and died at New Mountain, Ohio, on 28 Oct. 1909.
He was united in marriage to Miss Nancie Sampson on 21 May 1854. To this union were born ten children, nine of them survive him.

James M. Deering

James M. Deering was born in the county of Wayne, West Virginia, on December 27, 1814. His father, John Deering, senior, was born in 1769 in Stokes County, North Carolina; from there he removed to Cabell County, West Virginia; from there to Greenup County, Kentucky, and then to Lawrence County, Ohio, in 1830, where he died in 1843.

Reuben Davisson

Reuben Davisson was born in Lawrence County, Ohio, on June 30, 1819.  His parents, Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Kelley) Davisson, were among the pioneers of this county, having settled here in 1800. The...

Edwards Family

Editor’s Note: This historical sketch of the Edwards Family and Lawrence County, Ohio, was written by the late Attorney H.M. Edwards, one of the county’s leading history students, and was presented to the Tribune by him shortly before his death on Feb 19, 1939.

Ironton Portland Cement Co.

The Register has several times called attention to the fact that this locality possesses the most favorable resources for the manufacture of Portland or hydraulic cement.  We have every ingredient in our hills and our furnaces increase the facilities.  The demand for cement grows yearly, and the business is sure to be good.

Sheridan Coal Works

The Vinton Record, McArthur, Ohio, 18 Non. 1869 We learn from the Ironton Journal that an old lady named Deitz, over 70 years old, was run over by a coal car at Sheridan Coal Works and crushed so...

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