Austin, Eliphalet - 1874

First Fourth
The first celebration of the Fourth of July was had in 1800, on the place of Ephraim Quinby.  The twin brothers, Elam and Eli Blair, the one a fifer and the other a drummer, made their own instruments; the fife from an elder and the drum from a block of pepperidge, having heads of deerskin, he snares being made from a set of plow-lines belonging to Meshach Case.

It does not appear that any oration was delivered, though an excellent dinner was served up in an arbor, which toasts were honored with the usual stimulus and firing of guns.  John Leavitt acted as Militia Captain.

A number of guests were present from abroad, among whom were John Young and Calvin Austin, of Youngstown, General Paine and Judge Eliphalet Austin, from the Lake Shore, with others from other points.

~ Combination Atlas Map of Trumbull County, Ohio - Compiled, Drawn and Published From Personal Examinations and Surveys by L. H. Everts, Chicago, ILL. 1874, Reprinted 1974 by The Bookmark, P. O. Box 74, Knightstown, Ind. and sponsored by the Trumbull County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society - Page 13

Paine, General - 1874

First Fourth
The first celebration of the Fourth of July was had in 1800, on the place of Ephraim Quinby.  The twin brothers, Elam and Eli Blair, the one a fifer and the other a drummer, made their own instruments; the fife from an elder and the drum from a block of pepperidge, having heads of deerskin, he snares being made from a set of plow-lines belonging to Meshach Case.

It does not appear that any oration was delivered, though an excellent dinner was served up in an arbor, which toasts were honored with the usual stimulus and firing of guns.  John Leavitt acted as Militia Captain.

A number of guests were present from abroad, among whom were John Young and Calvin Austin, of Youngstown, General Paine and Judge Eliphalet Austin, from the Lake Shore, with others from other points.

~ Combination Atlas Map of Trumbull County, Ohio - Compiled, Drawn and Published From Personal Examinations and Surveys by L. H. Everts, Chicago, ILL. 1874, Reprinted 1974 by The Bookmark, P. O. Box 74, Knightstown, Ind. and sponsored by the Trumbull County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society - Page 13

Austin, Calvin - 1874

First Fourth
The first celebration of the Fourth of July was had in 1800, on the place of Ephraim Quinby.  The twin brothers, Elam and Eli Blair, the one a fifer and the other a drummer, made their own instruments; the fife from an elder and the drum from a block of pepperidge, having heads of deerskin, he snares being made from a set of plow-lines belonging to Meshach Case.

It does not appear that any oration was delivered, though an excellent dinner was served up in an arbor, which toasts were honored with the usual stimulus and firing of guns.  John Leavitt acted as Militia Captain.

A number of guests were present from abroad, among whom were John Young and Calvin Austin, of Youngstown, General Paine and Judge Eliphalet Austin, from the Lake Shore, with others from other points.

~ Combination Atlas Map of Trumbull County, Ohio - Compiled, Drawn and Published From Personal Examinations and Surveys by L. H. Everts, Chicago, ILL. 1874, Reprinted 1974 by The Bookmark, P. O. Box 74, Knightstown, Ind. and sponsored by the Trumbull County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society - Page 13

Young, John - 1874

First Fourth
The first celebration of the Fourth of July was had in 1800, on the place of Ephraim Quinby.  The twin brothers, Elam and Eli Blair, the one a fifer and the other a drummer, made their own instruments; the fife from an elder and the drum from a block of pepperidge, having heads of deerskin, he snares being made from a set of plow-lines belonging to Meshach Case.

It does not appear that any oration was delivered, though an excellent dinner was served up in an arbor, which toasts were honored with the usual stimulus and firing of guns.  John Leavitt acted as Militia Captain.

A number of guests were present from abroad, among whom were John Young and Calvin Austin, of Youngstown, General Paine and Judge Eliphalet Austin, from the Lake Shore, with others from other points.

~ Combination Atlas Map of Trumbull County, Ohio - Compiled, Drawn and Published From Personal Examinations and Surveys by L. H. Everts, Chicago, ILL. 1874, Reprinted 1974 by The Bookmark, P. O. Box 74, Knightstown, Ind. and sponsored by the Trumbull County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society - Page 13

Leavitt, John - 1874

First Fourth
The first celebration of the Fourth of July was had in 1800, on the place of Ephraim Quinby.  The twin brothers, Elam and Eli Blair, the one a fifer and the other a drummer, made their own instruments; the fife from an elder and the drum from a block of pepperidge, having heads of deerskin, he snares being made from a set of plow-lines belonging to Meshach Case.

It does not appear that any oration was delivered, though an excellent dinner was served up in an arbor, which toasts were honored with the usual stimulus and firing of guns.  John Leavitt acted as Militia Captain.

A number of guests were present from abroad, among whom were John Young and Calvin Austin, of Youngstown, General Paine and Judge Eliphalet Austin, from the Lake Shore, with others from other points.

~ Combination Atlas Map of Trumbull County, Ohio - Compiled, Drawn and Published From Personal Examinations and Surveys by L. H. Everts, Chicago, ILL. 1874, Reprinted 1974 by The Bookmark, P. O. Box 74, Knightstown, Ind. and sponsored by the Trumbull County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society - Page 13

You can visit the memorial page for John Leavitt, Sr.

Case, Meshach - 1874

First Fourth
The first celebration of the Fourth of July was had in 1800, on the place of Ephraim Quinby.  The twin brothers, Elam and Eli Blair, the one a fifer and the other a drummer, made their own instruments; the fife from an elder and the drum from a block of pepperidge, having heads of deerskin, he snares being made from a set of plow-lines belonging to Meshach Case.

It does not appear that any oration was delivered, though an excellent dinner was served up in an arbor, which toasts were honored with the usual stimulus and firing of guns.  John Leavitt acted as Militia Captain.

A number of guests were present from abroad, among whom were John Young and Calvin Austin, of Youngstown, General Paine and Judge Eliphalet Austin, from the Lake Shore, with others from other points.

~ Combination Atlas Map of Trumbull County, Ohio - Compiled, Drawn and Published From Personal Examinations and Surveys by L. H. Everts, Chicago, ILL. 1874, Reprinted 1974 by The Bookmark, P. O. Box 74, Knightstown, Ind. and sponsored by the Trumbull County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society - Page 13

You can visit the memorial page for Meshach Case.

Blair, Eli - 1874

First Fourth
The first celebration of the Fourth of July was had in 1800, on the place of Ephraim Quinby.  The twin brothers, Elam and Eli Blair, the one a fifer and the other a drummer, made their own instruments; the fife from an elder and the drum from a block of pepperidge, having heads of deerskin, he snares being made from a set of plow-lines belonging to Meshach Case.

It does not appear that any oration was delivered, though an excellent dinner was served up in an arbor, which toasts were honored with the usual stimulus and firing of guns.  John Leavitt acted as Militia Captain.

A number of guests were present from abroad, among whom were John Young and Calvin Austin, of Youngstown, General Paine and Judge Eliphalet Austin, from the Lake Shore, with others from other points.

~ Combination Atlas Map of Trumbull County, Ohio - Compiled, Drawn and Published From Personal Examinations and Surveys by L. H. Everts, Chicago, ILL. 1874, Reprinted 1974 by The Bookmark, P. O. Box 74, Knightstown, Ind. and sponsored by the Trumbull County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society - Page 13

Blair, Elam - 1874

First Fourth
The first celebration of the Fourth of July was had in 1800, on the place of Ephraim Quinby.  The twin brothers, Elam and Eli Blair, the one a fifer and the other a drummer, made their own instruments; the fife from an elder and the drum from a block of pepperidge, having heads of deerskin, he snares being made from a set of plow-lines belonging to Meshach Case.

It does not appear that any oration was delivered, though an excellent dinner was served up in an arbor, which toasts were honored with the usual stimulus and firing of guns.  John Leavitt acted as Militia Captain.

A number of guests were present from abroad, among whom were John Young and Calvin Austin, of Youngstown, General Paine and Judge Eliphalet Austin, from the Lake Shore, with others from other points.

~ Combination Atlas Map of Trumbull County, Ohio - Compiled, Drawn and Published From Personal Examinations and Surveys by L. H. Everts, Chicago, ILL. 1874, Reprinted 1974 by The Bookmark, P. O. Box 74, Knightstown, Ind. and sponsored by the Trumbull County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society - Page 13

Quinby, Ephraim - 1874

First Fourth
The first celebration of the Fourth of July was had in 1800, on the place of Ephraim Quinby.  The twin brothers, Elam and Eli Blair, the one a fifer and the other a drummer, made their own instruments; the fife from an elder and the drum from a block of pepperidge, having heads of deerskin, he snares being made from a set of plow-lines belonging to Meshach Case.

It does not appear that any oration was delivered, though an excellent dinner was served up in an arbor, which toasts were honored with the usual stimulus and firing of guns.  John Leavitt acted as Militia Captain.

A number of guests were present from abroad, among whom were John Young and Calvin Austin, of Youngstown, General Paine and Judge Eliphalet Austin, from the Lake Shore, with others from other points.

~ Combination Atlas Map of Trumbull County, Ohio - Compiled, Drawn and Published From Personal Examinations and Surveys by L. H. Everts, Chicago, ILL. 1874, Reprinted 1974 by The Bookmark, P. O. Box 74, Knightstown, Ind. and sponsored by the Trumbull County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society - Page 13

You can visit the memorial page for Ephraim Quinby.

Fitch, John - 1874

The First Steamboat
His name was John Fitch.  Twenty years before the great experiment of Fulton and Livingston, on the Hudson, a steamboat was constructed and put into operation in Philadelphia, under his sole direction, and was found to go at the rate of eight miles an hour.

He was considered, in his day, as quite visionary, and being a poor man, found it difficult to command the means to make his experiment. "Had his means been equal to the accomplishment of his designs, there can be no doubt that he would now hold undisputed the honor of having given to the country this most noble and useful invention".

He at last became discouraged and disheartened, and ended his days by suicide, and lies buried at Bardstown, Kentucky.

~ Combination Atlas Map of Trumbull County, Ohio - Compiled, Drawn and Published From Personal Examinations and Surveys by L. H. Everts, Chicago, ILL. 1874, Reprinted 1974 by The Bookmark, P. O. Box 74, Knightstown, Ind. and sponsored by the Trumbull County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society - Page 13

You can visit the memorial page for the original gravesite for Lieut John Fitch.
You can visit the memorial page for the current gravesite for John Fitch..

Purifoy, Henry Marshall - 1882

Died in Onchita Co., Ark., on the 8th inst., in the 70th year of his age, Capt. Henry M. Purifoy, brother of ouor esteemed fellow citizen, Hon, Jno. W. Purifoy.
~  Pineapple Gazette 30-Sept-1882

You can visit the memorial page for Capt Henry Marshall Purifoy.

Smith, Infant Daughter - 1882

Mr. & Mrs. E.A. Smith have the sympathy of the entire community in the death of their little daughter, aged 13 months, on the 14th.
~  Pineapple Gazette 23-Sept-1882

You can visit the memorial page for Infant Daughter Smith.

Powell, Moses - 1882

We regret to chronicle the death of Mr. Moses Powell, aged 72, on the evening of the 15th inst.
~  Pineapple Gazette 23-Sept-1882

You can visit the memorial page for Moses Powell.

Sellers, Amanda - 1882

Miss Amanda Sellers departed this life at her mother's residence in Bursonville, Ark. Sunday night the 10th inst., aged about 16 years.  Was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

~  Pineapple Gazette 23-Sept-1882

You can visit the memorial page for Amanda Sellers.

Turner, Jack - 1882

The Choctaw Courier in its last publication has an editorial in justification of the action of the people of Choctaw County in the hanging of Jack Turner, the insurrectionist.  It appears much important evidence has not been made public because of its bearing on the case of the 6 imprisoned coadjutors of Turner.

~  Pineapple Gazette 09-Sept-1882

You can visit the memorial page for Jack Turner .

Moreland, Infant - 1882

The little babe of Mr. & Mrs. Isaac T. Moreland died on the 2nd instance.
~  Pineapple Gazette 10-Jun-1882

You can visit the memorial page for Infant Moreland.

Daily, J. T. - 1882

Married at the residence of the bride's father near Buena Vista on 6/22/1882, Mr. W.B. Rodgers and Miss S.A.C. Watson with J.T. Daily officiating.
~  Pineapple Gazette 10-Jun-1882

Watson, S. A. C. - 1882

Married at the residence of the bride's father near Buena Vista on 6/22/1882, Mr. W.B. Rodgers and Miss S.A.C. Watson with J.T. Daily officiating.
~  Pineapple Gazette 10-Jun-1882

Rodgers, W. B. - 1882

Married at the residence of the bride's father near Buena Vista on 6/22/1882, Mr. W.B. Rodgers and Miss S.A.C. Watson with J.T. Daily officiating.
~ Pineapple Gazette 10-Jun-1882

Lloyd, Mollie C - 1882

Tribute of respect to Mrs. Mattie Stanford a member of the Woman's Missionary Society of Pineapple, Al.  Signed Mollie C. Lloyd, Secretary.

~  Pineapple Gazette 10-Jun-1882

Stanford, Mattie - 1882

Tribute of respect to Mrs. Mattie Stanford a member of the Woman's Missionary Society of Pineapple, Al.  Signed Mollie C. Lloyd, Secretary.

~  Pineapple Gazette 10-Jun-1882

Chapman, Dr - 1882

Henry Sims living near Simpkinsville, Monroe Co. attempted to commit suicide by cutting his throat from ear to ear. Dr. Chapman was called in after a lapse of 24 hours and found Sims in critical condition. He has a wife and 6 children.

~ Pineapple Gazette 03-Jun-1882

Lazenby, Enoch Marvin - 1882

Enoch Marvin, little son of J.E.& M.E. Lazenby died May 24, aged 5 years.
~ Pineapple Gazette 03-Jun-1882

You can visit the memorial page for Enoch Marvin Lazenby.

Sims, Henry - 1882

Henry Sims living near Simpkinsville, Monroe Co. attempted to commit suicide by cutting his throat from ear to ear.  Dr. Chapman was called in after a lapse of 24 hours and found Sims in critical condition.  He has a wife and 6 children.
~ Pineapple Gazette 03-Jun-1882

Henry Simms, who attempted suicide on the 28th ult., died last Thursday from effects of the wound.  He leaves a wife and 6 little children in an almost helpless condition.  His mind has been affected for some time.

~ Pineapple Gazette 10-Jun-1882

You can visit the memorial page for Henry Sims.

Steen, J.W. (Capt) - 1882

Snow Hill Beat Meeting.  A meeting was held to appoint delegates to the county convention.  D. Palmer on a motion was called to the chair and W.S. Purifoy was requested to sit as secretary.

On motion of Capt. E. Burson a committee of 5: Capt. E. Burson, J.C. Williams, L.L. Lee, E.A. Albritton & J.I. Bizzell were appointed to select suitable persons as delegates.

Elected were Capt. E. Burson, Dr. C.C. Jones, Capt. J.W. Purifoy, D. Palmer, Dr. D.D. Jones & Isaac Schwarz as delegates and J.I. Bizzell, Capt. J.P. Speir, Dave Skinner, E.R. McElroy, W.S. Purifoy, Capt. J.W. Steen as alternates.

~ Pineapple Gazette 26-May-1882

McElroy, E.R. - 1882

Snow Hill Beat Meeting.  A meeting was held to appoint delegates to the county convention.  D. Palmer on a motion was called to the chair and W.S. Purifoy was requested to sit as secretary.

On motion of Capt. E. Burson a committee of 5: Capt. E. Burson, J.C. Williams, L.L. Lee, E.A. Albritton & J.I. Bizzell were appointed to select suitable persons as delegates.

Elected were Capt. E. Burson, Dr. C.C. Jones, Capt. J.W. Purifoy, D. Palmer, Dr. D.D. Jones & Isaac Schwarz as delegates and J.I. Bizzell, Capt. J.P. Speir, Dave Skinner, E.R. McElroy, W.S. Purifoy, Capt. J.W. Steen as alternates.

~ Pineapple Gazette 26-May-1882

Skinner, Dave, - 1882

Snow Hill Beat Meeting.  A meeting was held to appoint delegates to the county convention.  D. Palmer on a motion was called to the chair and W.S. Purifoy was requested to sit as secretary.

On motion of Capt. E. Burson a committee of 5: Capt. E. Burson, J.C. Williams, L.L. Lee, E.A. Albritton & J.I. Bizzell were appointed to select suitable persons as delegates.

Elected were Capt. E. Burson, Dr. C.C. Jones, Capt. J.W. Purifoy, D. Palmer, Dr. D.D. Jones & Isaac Schwarz as delegates and J.I. Bizzell, Capt. J.P. Speir, Dave Skinner, E.R. McElroy, W.S. Purifoy, Capt. J.W. Steen as alternates.

~ Pineapple Gazette 26-May-1882

Speir, J.P. (Capt) - 1882

Snow Hill Beat Meeting.  A meeting was held to appoint delegates to the county convention.  D. Palmer on a motion was called to the chair and W.S. Purifoy was requested to sit as secretary.

On motion of Capt. E. Burson a committee of 5: Capt. E. Burson, J.C. Williams, L.L. Lee, E.A. Albritton & J.I. Bizzell were appointed to select suitable persons as delegates.

Elected were Capt. E. Burson, Dr. C.C. Jones, Capt. J.W. Purifoy, D. Palmer, Dr. D.D. Jones & Isaac Schwarz as delegates and J.I. Bizzell, Capt. J.P. Speir, Dave Skinner, E.R. McElroy, W.S. Purifoy, Capt. J.W. Steen as alternates.

~ Pineapple Gazette 26-May-1882

You can visit the memorial page for Capt J P Speir.

Schwarz, Isaac - 1882

Snow Hill Beat Meeting.  A meeting was held to appoint delegates to the county convention.  D. Palmer on a motion was called to the chair and W.S. Purifoy was requested to sit as secretary.

On motion of Capt. E. Burson a committee of 5: Capt. E. Burson, J.C. Williams, L.L. Lee, E.A. Albritton & J.I. Bizzell were appointed to select suitable persons as delegates.

Elected were Capt. E. Burson, Dr. C.C. Jones, Capt. J.W. Purifoy, D. Palmer, Dr. D.D. Jones & Isaac Schwarz as delegates and J.I. Bizzell, Capt. J.P. Speir, Dave Skinner, E.R. McElroy, W.S. Purifoy, Capt. J.W. Steen as alternates.

~ Pineapple Gazette 26-May-1882

Jones, D.D. (Dr) - 1882

Snow Hill Beat Meeting.  A meeting was held to appoint delegates to the county convention.  D. Palmer on a motion was called to the chair and W.S. Purifoy was requested to sit as secretary.

On motion of Capt. E. Burson a committee of 5: Capt. E. Burson, J.C. Williams, L.L. Lee, E.A. Albritton & J.I. Bizzell were appointed to select suitable persons as delegates.

Elected were Capt. E. Burson, Dr. C.C. Jones, Capt. J.W. Purifoy, D. Palmer, Dr. D.D. Jones & Isaac Schwarz as delegates and J.I. Bizzell, Capt. J.P. Speir, Dave Skinner, E.R. McElroy, W.S. Purifoy, Capt. J.W. Steen as alternates.

~ Pineapple Gazette 26-May-1882

Purifoy, J.W. (Capt) - 1882

Snow Hill Beat Meeting.  A meeting was held to appoint delegates to the county convention.  D. Palmer on a motion was called to the chair and W.S. Purifoy was requested to sit as secretary.

On motion of Capt. E. Burson a committee of 5: Capt. E. Burson, J.C. Williams, L.L. Lee, E.A. Albritton & J.I. Bizzell were appointed to select suitable persons as delegates.

Elected were Capt. E. Burson, Dr. C.C. Jones, Capt. J.W. Purifoy, D. Palmer, Dr. D.D. Jones & Isaac Schwarz as delegates and J.I. Bizzell, Capt. J.P. Speir, Dave Skinner, E.R. McElroy, W.S. Purifoy, Capt. J.W. Steen as alternates.

~ Pineapple Gazette 26-May-1882

You can visit the memorial page for Capt John Wesley Purifoy.

Jones, C.C. (Dr) - 1882

Snow Hill Beat Meeting.  A meeting was held to appoint delegates to the county convention.  D. Palmer on a motion was called to the chair and W.S. Purifoy was requested to sit as secretary.

On motion of Capt. E. Burson a committee of 5: Capt. E. Burson, J.C. Williams, L.L. Lee, E.A. Albritton & J.I. Bizzell were appointed to select suitable persons as delegates.

Elected were Capt. E. Burson, Dr. C.C. Jones, Capt. J.W. Purifoy, D. Palmer, Dr. D.D. Jones & Isaac Schwarz as delegates and J.I. Bizzell, Capt. J.P. Speir, Dave Skinner, E.R. McElroy, W.S. Purifoy, Capt. J.W. Steen as alternates.

~ Pineapple Gazette 26-May-1882

Bizzell, J.I. - 1882

Snow Hill Beat Meeting.  A meeting was held to appoint delegates to the county convention.  D. Palmer on a motion was called to the chair and W.S. Purifoy was requested to sit as secretary.

On motion of Capt. E. Burson a committee of 5: Capt. E. Burson, J.C. Williams, L.L. Lee, E.A. Albritton & J.I. Bizzell were appointed to select suitable persons as delegates.

Elected were Capt. E. Burson, Dr. C.C. Jones, Capt. J.W. Purifoy, D. Palmer, Dr. D.D. Jones & Isaac Schwarz as delegates and J.I. Bizzell, Capt. J.P. Speir, Dave Skinner, E.R. McElroy, W.S. Purifoy, Capt. J.W. Steen as alternates.

~ Pineapple Gazette 26-May-1882

Albritton, E.A. - 1882

Snow Hill Beat Meeting.  A meeting was held to appoint delegates to the county convention.  D. Palmer on a motion was called to the chair and W.S. Purifoy was requested to sit as secretary.

On motion of Capt. E. Burson a committee of 5: Capt. E. Burson, J.C. Williams, L.L. Lee, E.A. Albritton & J.I. Bizzell were appointed to select suitable persons as delegates.

Elected were Capt. E. Burson, Dr. C.C. Jones, Capt. J.W. Purifoy, D. Palmer, Dr. D.D. Jones & Isaac Schwarz as delegates and J.I. Bizzell, Capt. J.P. Speir, Dave Skinner, E.R. McElroy, W.S. Purifoy, Capt. J.W. Steen as alternates.

~ Pineapple Gazette 26-May-1882

Lee, L.L. - 1882

Snow Hill Beat Meeting.  A meeting was held to appoint delegates to the county convention.  D. Palmer on a motion was called to the chair and W.S. Purifoy was requested to sit as secretary.

On motion of Capt. E. Burson a committee of 5: Capt. E. Burson, J.C. Williams, L.L. Lee, E.A. Albritton & J.I. Bizzell were appointed to select suitable persons as delegates.

Elected were Capt. E. Burson, Dr. C.C. Jones, Capt. J.W. Purifoy, D. Palmer, Dr. D.D. Jones & Isaac Schwarz as delegates and J.I. Bizzell, Capt. J.P. Speir, Dave Skinner, E.R. McElroy, W.S. Purifoy, Capt. J.W. Steen as alternates.

~ Pineapple Gazette 26-May-1882

Williams, J.C. - 1882

Snow Hill Beat Meeting.  A meeting was held to appoint delegates to the county convention.  D. Palmer on a motion was called to the chair and W.S. Purifoy was requested to sit as secretary.

On motion of Capt. E. Burson a committee of 5: Capt. E. Burson, J.C. Williams, L.L. Lee, E.A. Albritton & J.I. Bizzell were appointed to select suitable persons as delegates.

Elected were Capt. E. Burson, Dr. C.C. Jones, Capt. J.W. Purifoy, D. Palmer, Dr. D.D. Jones & Isaac Schwarz as delegates and J.I. Bizzell, Capt. J.P. Speir, Dave Skinner, E.R. McElroy, W.S. Purifoy, Capt. J.W. Steen as alternates.

~ Pineapple Gazette 26-May-1882

Burson, E. (Capt) - 1882

Snow Hill Beat Meeting.  A meeting was held to appoint delegates to the county convention.  D. Palmer on a motion was called to the chair and W.S. Purifoy was requested to sit as secretary.

On motion of Capt. E. Burson a committee of 5: Capt. E. Burson, J.C. Williams, L.L. Lee, E.A. Albritton & J.I. Bizzell were appointed to select suitable persons as delegates.

Elected were Capt. E. Burson, Dr. C.C. Jones, Capt. J.W. Purifoy, D. Palmer, Dr. D.D. Jones & Isaac Schwarz as delegates and J.I. Bizzell, Capt. J.P. Speir, Dave Skinner, E.R. McElroy, W.S. Purifoy, Capt. J.W. Steen as alternates.

~ Pineapple Gazette 26-May-1882

Purifoy, W.S. - 1882

Snow Hill Beat Meeting.  A meeting was held to appoint delegates to the county convention.  D. Palmer on a motion was called to the chair and W.S. Purifoy was requested to sit as secretary.

On motion of Capt. E. Burson a committee of 5: Capt. E. Burson, J.C. Williams, L.L. Lee, E.A. Albritton & J.I. Bizzell were appointed to select suitable persons as delegates.

Elected were Capt. E. Burson, Dr. C.C. Jones, Capt. J.W. Purifoy, D. Palmer, Dr. D.D. Jones & Isaac Schwarz as delegates and J.I. Bizzell, Capt. J.P. Speir, Dave Skinner, E.R. McElroy, W.S. Purifoy, Capt. J.W. Steen as alternates.

~ Pineapple Gazette 26-May-1882

You can visit the memorial page for William Scott Purifoy.

Palmer, D - 1882

Snow Hill Beat Meeting.  A meeting was held to appoint delegates to the county convention.  D. Palmer on a motion was called to the chair and W.S. Purifoy was requested to sit as secretary.

On motion of Capt. E. Burson a committee of 5: Capt. E. Burson, J.C. Williams, L.L. Lee, E.A. Albritton & J.I. Bizzell were appointed to select suitable persons as delegates.

Elected were Capt. E. Burson, Dr. C.C. Jones, Capt. J.W. Purifoy, D. Palmer, Dr. D.D. Jones & Isaac Schwarz as delegates and J.I. Bizzell, Capt. J.P. Speir, Dave Skinner, E.R. McElroy, W.S. Purifoy, Capt. J.W. Steen as alternates.

~ Pineapple Gazette 26-May-1882