Townships
As communities developed throughout Lawrence County, Ohio, churches and schools were among the first institutions established. Often sharing the same buildings, they became gathering places for residents and helped shape the lives of early settlers.
The county's earliest schools were often supported by local families who contributed money to hire teachers. As education evolved, institutions such as Getaway's Orchard Academy helped prepare teachers and expand educational opportunities throughout the region.
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Fashions of Past
Fashions of Past - Long, long, ago...During the civil war, the late Mrs. Byrd Tyler Daniel of Bradrick, Ohio, wore a beautiful black lace dress to...
Kingsley Chapel in Proctorville Ohio
Kingsley Chapel: A Church of 100 Years’ Contrast By Melinda Hamilton31 Oct. 1971, no newspaper listed Kingsley Chapel United Methodist Church,...
Brumberg Clothing Store Ironton, Ohio
A. J. Brumberg Clothing Store in Ironton, Ohio, Will Move To Its Own Building In February Will Be Located on Third and Vernon Streets Update Sept....
Edgerton Family of Chesapeake, Ohio
J.T. Edgerton is Claimed by Deathno date or newspaper The Brother of Mrs. H. E. Mathews Passes in Ironton After Long Illness J. T. Edgerton, 70...
Ironton Ohio Fires
IRONTON, OHIO FIRES - TWO BUSINESS BLOCKS IN RUINSTHE GREAT FIRE(pen sketch "After The Fire") This series compiled by: Sharon Milich KounsIronton...
Random Thoughts about Ironton, Ohio
John H. “Davis” Mackley was editor of Jackson Standard; one of Jackson County’s 13 abolitionists born 11 Dec 1818 and died March 19, 1887, married...
Foster Stove Company Ironton, Ohio
The History of The Foster Stove Company in Ironton, Ohio, was taken from various newspaper articles I found while researching the company. The...
Colonel Henry Adam Marting
Colonel Henry Adam Marting was born in Greenup County, Kentucky, on December 17, 1850. His parents were Henry Marting and Mary E. Knapper. His wife...
Ironton, Ohio and the Tax Tariff of 1846
Here is one fact from the Tribune, demonstrating the fallacy of protection, worth more than a thousand arguments from the Tribune demonstrating its...








