Louisville Daily Courier, Louisville, KY 11 June 1845 p2
To the Friends of Humanity. – Truman Guthrie, a tailor by trade, left his widowed mother in November 1843, with a view of being gone but a few days, but has never returned. the last time I heard from him, he was in New Orleans. The slightest intelligence of him would be gratefully received, by his distressed mother, addressed to Mr. E. J. Chestnutwood, Hanging Rock, Lawrence Co., Ohio. Editors of papers will confer a lasting favor by aiding the bereaved in obtaining some information about her son.
Northern Ohio Journal (Painesville, Ohio) 15 Nov. 1873 p3
Information Wanted
I would like to obtain information as to the whereabouts of my parents, as I have not heard from them for 20 years. I think they reside in Lawrence county, Ohio. My mother’s name is Mary Noon, aged forty-five, and she was born in Ireland. Mr. Barrett is my brother-in-law and came to this country six years before my arrival here. I also have a brother in this country somewhere.
Editors will please copy. John Noon, Canal Fulton, Stark County, Ohio.
The Daily Commonwealth (Topeka, Ks) 4 May 1876 p4
Mrs. Lina Secil writes from Ironton, Lawrence county, Ohio, to say that she has not heard from her son since last August. Can anyone inform her or us of his whereabouts? She does not give his first
name.
Sacramento Daily Union 7 Nov 1878
Wanted – Charles Wilgus, Quaker Bottom, Lawrence county, Ohio, wants the address of Edward Billups family – last heard from near Sacramento City, Cal.
Pittsburgh Daily Post, Pittsburgh, PA, 11 Sep 1890
Looking for His Daughter
A farmer named Brockton from Lawrence County, Ohio, came to the Allegheny mayor’s office last night and asked their help securing his daughter, who had left home with a woman of ill fame in Allegheny. He offered a $50 reward, and Captain Bell, with an officer, started out to find her.
Cincinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio, 6 Jan. 1891 p8
Anxious About His Son
A letter was received yesterday from Benjamin Walburn of Franklin Furnace, Ohio. He writes that his fourteen-year-old son Charles left home on May 20 with some Cincinnati horse traders. The father is an old soldier and will be thankful for any information about his son’s whereabouts.
The Marion Star, Marion, Ohio 30 Jul 1919
Information Wanted.
Concerning the whereabouts of Oliver Lewis, who left his home in Ironton, Ohio, eighteen years ago. A. T. Lewis, 514 Senate Street, Marion, Ohio.
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