Reeder, Louis Albert - 1924

Alpha Chapter
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio
Established June 28, 1855
1924

Reeder, Louis Albert, A. B.; [Bachelor of Arts], Assistant Cashier, The Merchants and Farmers Bank, Blanchester, Ohio.

~ The Sigma Chi Directory, 1929, Page 5

Purmort, George Lawrence - 1924

Alpha Chapter
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio
Established June 28, 1855
1924

Purmort, George Lawrence, Ensign, U. S. Navy, 118 Boyd Avenue, Van Wert, Ohio.

~ The Sigma Chi Directory, 1929, Page 5

Battersby, Samuel - 1888

Battersby, Samuel, Miner.  Age 38.  Married. Six orphans.
December 11, 1888, 2nd District, Larimer No. 1 Colliery, Westmoreland County.
Instantly killed by a fall of slate which looked to be of a crumbling nature and should have been taken down.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 3

Brady, Philip - 1888

Brady, Philip, Miner.
December 1, 1888, 2nd District, Alexandria Mine, Westmoreland County.
Was seriously injured by a fall of coal and died on the 5th.

 

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 3

Hazala, Charles - 1888

Hazala, Charles, Miner.  Age 32.  Married.
November 19, 1888, 2nd District, South Side Mine, Westmoreland County.
Severely injured by a fall of slate.  He died on December 6.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 3

Kramer, William - 1888

Kramer, William, Miner.  Age 35.  Married. Three orphans.
November 6, 1888, 2nd District, Larimer No. 3 Colliery, Westmoreland County.
Killed instantly by a fall of slate while drawing post in the stumps.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 3

Wiece, John - 1888

Wiece, John, Miner.  Age 31.  Married. Three orphans.
October 20, 1888, 2nd District, Smithton No. 1 Colliery, Westmoreland County.
Received a compound fracture of the leg by a fall of coal and died on December 10.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 3

Shandre, Michael - 1888

Shandre, Michael, Miner.  Age 25.
October 4, 1888, 2nd District, Standard No. 2 Colliery, Westmoreland County.
Was fatally injured by a fall of slate and coal.  He died six hours afterwards.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 2

 

Homer, William - 1888

Homer, William, Mine Boss.  Age 45.  Married.  Eight orphans.

September 11, 1888, 2nd District, Duquesne Colliery, Allegheny County.

Was smothered by going down a shaft fifteen feet deep where his light would not burn.

 

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 2

Giphart, Gustus - 1888

Giphart, Gustus, Miner.  Age 15.
September 11, 1888, 2nd District, Amieville Colliery, Westmoreland County.
Killed instantly by a fall of roof while taking post out in a rib.  An elder brother was with him at the time.
~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 2

Currie, Andrew - 1888

Currie, Andrew, Driver.  Age 22.
August 14, 1888, 2nd District, Hecla Shaft, Westmoreland County.
Instantly killed by a fall of roof as he was taking a wagon out of the stumps.
~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 2

You can visit the memorial page for Andrew Currie.

 

 

Flick, Mabel C. - 1946

Wedded To Altoona Man

Miss Evelyn Louise Mong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Mong was united in marriage to Mr. J. B. Glasgow, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. on March 17 at 12 o'clock noon in the Montoursville Methodist Church. Rev. Thomas M. Stone, pastor, offciated <sic> using the double ring ceremony. The vows were exchanged before an altar of lighted candles and in the back ground were vases of ferns, gladiolias <sic> and snap dragons.

The bride was lovely in a powder blue gabardine dress and navy blue accessories with a corsage of pink rose buds. The bride carried a white Bible. Mrs. J. W. Bowersock, the brides attendant, wore a blue dress with a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Lee Glasgow served as the bridegrooms attendant.

Mrs. E. R. Mong wore a black dress with matching accessories. Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. wore a navy blue dress with matching accessories. Both had a corsage of gardenias. Immediately following the ceremony a dinner was served at the Lycoming Hotel at Williamsport.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Jr. will reside in Bellwood. Both are graduates of the Bellwood Antis High School. The bride is employed as a bookkeeper at The Altoona Trust Company. The bridegroom is employed at the Altoona Shops as an apprentice. He was honorably discharged from the Navy December 18 1945. He served twenty-seven months in the South Pacific area and was discharged with the rating of Motor Machinist Mate First Class.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 04-Apr-1946, Page 1, Column 6

You can visit the memorial page for Mabel C. [Flick] Mong.

Glasgow, Lee Edward - 1946

Wedded To Altoona Man

Miss Evelyn Louise Mong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Mong was united in marriage to Mr. J. B. Glasgow, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. on March 17 at 12 o'clock noon in the Montoursville Methodist Church. Rev. Thomas M. Stone, pastor, offciated <sic> using the double ring ceremony. The vows were exchanged before an altar of lighted candles and in the back ground were vases of ferns, gladiolias <sic> and snap dragons.

The bride was lovely in a powder blue gabardine dress and navy blue accessories with a corsage of pink rose buds. The bride carried a white Bible. Mrs. J. W. Bowersock, the brides attendant, wore a blue dress with a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Lee Glasgow served as the bridegrooms attendant.

Mrs. E. R. Mong wore a black dress with matching accessories. Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. wore a navy blue dress with matching accessories. Both had a corsage of gardenias. Immediately following the ceremony a dinner was served at the Lycoming Hotel at Williamsport.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Jr. will reside in Bellwood. Both are graduates of the Bellwood Antis High School. The bride is employed as a bookkeeper at The Altoona Trust Company. The bridegroom is employed at the Altoona Shops as an apprentice. He was honorably discharged from the Navy December 18 1945. He served twenty-seven months in the South Pacific area and was discharged with the rating of Motor Machinist Mate First Class.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 04-Apr-1946, Page 1, Column 6

You can visit the memorial page for Lee Edward Glasgow.

Bowersock, J. W. (Mrs.) - 1946

Wedded To Altoona Man

Miss Evelyn Louise Mong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Mong was united in marriage to Mr. J. B. Glasgow, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. on March 17 at 12 o'clock noon in the Montoursville Methodist Church. Rev. Thomas M. Stone, pastor, offciated <sic> using the double ring ceremony. The vows were exchanged before an altar of lighted candles and in the back ground were vases of ferns, gladiolias <sic> and snap dragons.

The bride was lovely in a powder blue gabardine dress and navy blue accessories with a corsage of pink rose buds. The bride carried a white Bible. Mrs. J. W. Bowersock, the brides attendant, wore a blue dress with a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Lee Glasgow served as the bridegrooms attendant.

Mrs. E. R. Mong wore a black dress with matching accessories. Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. wore a navy blue dress with matching accessories. Both had a corsage of gardenias. Immediately following the ceremony a dinner was served at the Lycoming Hotel at Williamsport.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Jr. will reside in Bellwood. Both are graduates of the Bellwood Antis High School. The bride is employed as a bookkeeper at The Altoona Trust Company. The bridegroom is employed at the Altoona Shops as an apprentice. He was honorably discharged from the Navy December 18 1945. He served twenty-seven months in the South Pacific area and was discharged with the rating of Motor Machinist Mate First Class.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 04-Apr-1946, Page 1, Column 6

Stone, Thomas (Rev.) - 1946

Wedded To Altoona Man

Miss Evelyn Louise Mong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Mong was united in marriage to Mr. J. B. Glasgow, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. on March 17 at 12 o'clock noon in the Montoursville Methodist Church. Rev. Thomas M. Stone, pastor, offciated <sic> using the double ring ceremony. The vows were exchanged before an altar of lighted candles and in the back ground were vases of ferns, gladiolias <sic> and snap dragons.

The bride was lovely in a powder blue gabardine dress and navy blue accessories with a corsage of pink rose buds. The bride carried a white Bible. Mrs. J. W. Bowersock, the brides attendant, wore a blue dress with a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Lee Glasgow served as the bridegrooms attendant.

Mrs. E. R. Mong wore a black dress with matching accessories. Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. wore a navy blue dress with matching accessories. Both had a corsage of gardenias. Immediately following the ceremony a dinner was served at the Lycoming Hotel at Williamsport.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Jr. will reside in Bellwood. Both are graduates of the Bellwood Antis High School. The bride is employed as a bookkeeper at The Altoona Trust Company. The bridegroom is employed at the Altoona Shops as an apprentice. He was honorably discharged from the Navy December 18 1945. He served twenty-seven months in the South Pacific area and was discharged with the rating of Motor Machinist Mate First Class.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 04-Apr-1946, Page 1, Column 6

Hostler, Viola V. - 1946

Wedded To Altoona Man

Miss Evelyn Louise Mong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Mong was united in marriage to Mr. J. B. Glasgow, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. on March 17 at 12 o'clock noon in the Montoursville Methodist Church. Rev. Thomas M. Stone, pastor, offciated <sic> using the double ring ceremony. The vows were exchanged before an altar of lighted candles and in the back ground were vases of ferns, gladiolias <sic> and snap dragons.

The bride was lovely in a powder blue gabardine dress and navy blue accessories with a corsage of pink rose buds. The bride carried a white Bible. Mrs. J. W. Bowersock, the brides attendant, wore a blue dress with a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Lee Glasgow served as the bridegrooms attendant.

Mrs. E. R. Mong wore a black dress with matching accessories. Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. wore a navy blue dress with matching accessories. Both had a corsage of gardenias. Immediately following the ceremony a dinner was served at the Lycoming Hotel at Williamsport.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Jr. will reside in Bellwood. Both are graduates of the Bellwood Antis High School. The bride is employed as a bookkeeper at The Altoona Trust Company. The bridegroom is employed at the Altoona Shops as an apprentice. He was honorably discharged from the Navy December 18 1945. He served twenty-seven months in the South Pacific area and was discharged with the rating of Motor Machinist Mate First Class.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 04-Apr-1946, Page 1, Column 6

You can visit the memorial page for Viola V. [Hostler] Glasgow.

Glasgow, John Blair Sr. - 1946

Wedded To Altoona Man

Miss Evelyn Louise Mong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Mong was united in marriage to Mr. J. B. Glasgow, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. on March 17 at 12 o'clock noon in the Montoursville Methodist Church. Rev. Thomas M. Stone, pastor, offciated <sic> using the double ring ceremony. The vows were exchanged before an altar of lighted candles and in the back ground were vases of ferns, gladiolias <sic> and snap dragons.

The bride was lovely in a powder blue gabardine dress and navy blue accessories with a corsage of pink rose buds. The bride carried a white Bible. Mrs. J. W. Bowersock, the brides attendant, wore a blue dress with a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Lee Glasgow served as the bridegrooms attendant.

Mrs. E. R. Mong wore a black dress with matching accessories. Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. wore a navy blue dress with matching accessories. Both had a corsage of gardenias. Immediately following the ceremony a dinner was served at the Lycoming Hotel at Williamsport.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Jr. will reside in Bellwood. Both are graduates of the Bellwood Antis High School. The bride is employed as a bookkeeper at The Altoona Trust Company. The bridegroom is employed at the Altoona Shops as an apprentice. He was honorably discharged from the Navy December 18 1945. He served twenty-seven months in the South Pacific area and was discharged with the rating of Motor Machinist Mate First Class.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 04-Apr-1946, Page 1, Column 6

You can visit the memorial page for John Blair Glasgow Sr.

Glasgow, John Blair Jr. - 1946

Wedded To Altoona Man

Miss Evelyn Louise Mong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Mong was united in marriage to Mr. J. B. Glasgow, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. on March 17 at 12 o'clock noon in the Montoursville Methodist Church. Rev. Thomas M. Stone, pastor, offciated <sic> using the double ring ceremony. The vows were exchanged before an altar of lighted candles and in the back ground were vases of ferns, gladiolias <sic> and snap dragons.

The bride was lovely in a powder blue gabardine dress and navy blue accessories with a corsage of pink rose buds. The bride carried a white Bible. Mrs. J. W. Bowersock, the brides attendant, wore a blue dress with a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Lee Glasgow served as the bridegrooms attendant.

Mrs. E. R. Mong wore a black dress with matching accessories. Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. wore a navy blue dress with matching accessories. Both had a corsage of gardenias. Immediately following the ceremony a dinner was served at the Lycoming Hotel at Williamsport.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Jr. will reside in Bellwood. Both are graduates of the Bellwood Antis High School. The bride is employed as a bookkeeper at The Altoona Trust Company. The bridegroom is employed at the Altoona Shops as an apprentice. He was honorably discharged from the Navy December 18 1945. He served twenty-seven months in the South Pacific area and was discharged with the rating of Motor Machinist Mate First Class.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 04-Apr-1946, Page 1, Column 6

You can visit the memorial page for John Blair Glasgow Jr.

Mong, Earl R. (Mr. & Mrs.) - 1946

Wedded To Altoona Man

Miss Evelyn Louise Mong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Mong was united in marriage to Mr. J. B. Glasgow, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. on March 17 at 12 o'clock noon in the Montoursville Methodist Church. Rev. Thomas M. Stone, pastor, offciated <sic> using the double ring ceremony. The vows were exchanged before an altar of lighted candles and in the back ground were vases of ferns, gladiolias <sic> and snap dragons.

The bride was lovely in a powder blue gabardine dress and navy blue accessories with a corsage of pink rose buds. The bride carried a white Bible. Mrs. J. W. Bowersock, the brides attendant, wore a blue dress with a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Lee Glasgow served as the bridegrooms attendant.

Mrs. E. R. Mong wore a black dress with matching accessories. Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. wore a navy blue dress with matching accessories. Both had a corsage of gardenias. Immediately following the ceremony a dinner was served at the Lycoming Hotel at Williamsport.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Jr. will reside in Bellwood. Both are graduates of the Bellwood Antis High School. The bride is employed as a bookkeeper at The Altoona Trust Company. The bridegroom is employed at the Altoona Shops as an apprentice. He was honorably discharged from the Navy December 18 1945. He served twenty-seven months in the South Pacific area and was discharged with the rating of Motor Machinist Mate First Class.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 04-Apr-1946, Page 1, Column 6

 

You can visit the memorial page for Earl R. Mong.
You can visit the memorial page for Mabel C. [Flick] Mong.

Mong, Evelyn Louise - 1946

Wedded To Altoona Man

Miss Evelyn Louise Mong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Mong was united in marriage to Mr. J. B. Glasgow, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. on March 17 at 12 o'clock noon in the Montoursville Methodist Church. Rev. Thomas M. Stone, pastor, offciated <sic> using the double ring ceremony. The vows were exchanged before an altar of lighted candles and in the back ground were vases of ferns, gladiolias <sic> and snap dragons.

The bride was lovely in a powder blue gabardine dress and navy blue accessories with a corsage of pink rose buds. The bride carried a white Bible. Mrs. J. W. Bowersock, the brides attendant, wore a blue dress with a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Lee Glasgow served as the bridegrooms attendant.

Mrs. E. R. Mong wore a black dress with matching accessories. Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Sr. wore a navy blue dress with matching accessories. Both had a corsage of gardenias. Immediately following the ceremony a dinner was served at the Lycoming Hotel at Williamsport.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glasgow, Jr. will reside in Bellwood. Both are graduates of the Bellwood Antis High School. The bride is employed as a bookkeeper at The Altoona Trust Company. The bridegroom is employed at the Altoona Shops as an apprentice. He was honorably discharged from the Navy December 18 1945. He served twenty-seven months in the South Pacific area and was discharged with the rating of Motor Machinist Mate First Class.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 04-Apr-1946, Page 1, Column 6

You can visit the memorial page for Evelyn L. [Mong] Glasgow.

Helmann, John - 1888

Helmann, John, Miner.  Age 30.
August 4, 1888, 2nd District, South Side Miner Colliery, Westmoreland County.
Instantly killed by a fall of slate.  There was a boy fifteen years old that warned him about the slate ten minutes before he was killed, but it was of no use.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 2

Pearson, John O. - 1888

Pearson, John O., Miner.  Age 26.

July 23, 1888, 2nd District, Penn Shaft No. 2, Westmoreland County.

Instantly killed by a fall of slate.  He had only been mining coal three months.

 

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 2

Gardner, Charles - 1888

Gardner, Charles, Miner.  Age 49.  Married.  One orphan.
June 14, 1888, 2nd District, Yough Slope Colliery, Westmoreland County.
Was fatally injured by a fall of slate and died three hours afterwards.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 2

Breen, Thomas - 1888

Breen, Thomas, Miner.  Age 26.  Married. One orphan.
April 30, 1888, 2nd District, Larimer No. 1 Colliery, Westmoreland County.
Instantly killed by a fall of slate and coal.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 2

Smokouska, John - 1888

Smokouska, John, Miner.  Age 42.
February 15, 1888, 2nd District, Port Royal Colliery, Westmoreland County.
Was instantly killed by a powder blast by going back to the shot too soon.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 2

Aston, Henry - 1888

Aston, Henry, Miner.  Age 58.  Married.  Seven orphans.
January 25, 1888, 2nd District, Greensburg Mine, Westmoreland County.

Instantly killed by a fall of coal.

 

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 2

 

You can visit the memorial page for Henry Aston.

McCafferty, Charles - 1888

McCafferty, Charles, Miner.  Age 35.  Married.  Three orphans.
January 3, 1888, 2nd District, Alexandria Mine, Westmoreland County.
Was severely injured by a fall of coal and died on the 4th.  He had not taken proper care to sprag the coal.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 2

Levingston, George - 1888

Levingston, George, Riverman.  Age 30.  Married. Two orphans.
October 3, 1888, 1st District, Umpire Colliery, Fayette County
Instantly killed by a lump of coal falling on his head from the tipple.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page2

Henton, Joseph - 1888

Henton, Joseph, Miner.  Single.
September 24, 1888, 1st District, Knob Colliery, Washington County
Fatally killed by falling slate.  Died on the 25th.  On the day of the accident, deceased and an elder brother were working together.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 1

Waitman, Andrew - 1888

Waitmam, (Waitman?) Andrew, Miner.  Age 31.  Single.
July 2, 1888, 1st District, Hilldale Colliery, Washington County
Instantly killed by falling slate.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 1

Waitmam, Andrew - 1888

Waitmam, (Waitman?) Andrew, Miner.  Age 31.  Single.
July 2, 1888, 1st District, Hilldale Colliery, Washington County
Instantly killed by falling slate.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 1

Honer, Owen - 1888

Donone, (Honer) Owen, Laborer.  Age 21.

June 20, 1888, 1st District, Jumbo Colliery, Washington County

Fatally injured by falling slate.  Died on the 22nd.

 

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 1

Donone, Owen - 1888

Donone, (Honer) Owen, Laborer.  Age 21.

June 20, 1888, 1st District, Jumbo Colliery, Washington County

Fatally injured by falling slate.  Died on the 22nd.

 

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 1

Wesman, Peter - 1888

Wesman, Peter, Driver.  Age 18.  Single.

June 12, 1888, 1st District, Cincinnati Colliery, Washington County.

Killed instantly by a coal car.

 

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 1

Davis, Edward S. - 1888

Davis, Edward S., Miner.  Age 16.  Single.
June 7, 1888, 1st District, Eclipse Colliery, Washington County
Killed almost instantly by fall of slate.  The deceased and an elder brother, aged 19, were working together.  An inquest was held and a verdict of accidental death rendered.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 1

 

McQuire, Joseph - 1888

McQuire, Joseph, Miner.  Age 27.  Single.
May 4, 1888, 1st District, Port Royal Colliery, Westmoreland County
Killed almost instantly by fall of slate.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 1

Monser, Andrew - 1888

Mouser (Monser), Andrew, Miner.  Age 33.  Single.
April 11, 1888, 1st District, Climax Colliery, Fayette County
Fatally injured by falling coal.  Died three hours after being hurt.  An inquest was held and a verdict of accidental death rendered.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 1

Mouser, Andrew - 1888

Mouser (Monser), Andrew, Miner.  Age 33.  Single.
April 11, 1888, 1st District, Climax Colliery, Fayette County
Fatally injured by falling coal.  Died three hours after being hurt.  An inquest was held and a verdict of accidental death rendered.

~ Deaths in the Bituminous Coal Districts 1888-1897 Vol. I, Page 1

Beatty, Harriet [Vowells] - 1801

Mrs. Harriet Beatty, consort of Col. Cornelius Beatty, of Lexington.  She died Nov. 19, 1801, after a brief illness.
~ Kentucky Gazette, 20 Nov 1801

You can visit the memorial page for Harriet [Vowells] Beatty.

Fullerton, William - 1801

William Fullerton, of near Lexington.  Died during the week of Sept. 14, 1801.  He was originally from Philadelphia.
~ Kentucky Gazette, 21 Sept 1801

You can visit the memorial page for William Fullerton.

Bliss, James -1801

James Bliss, attorney-at-law of Lexington.  Died on Wednesday, Sept. 16, 1801.
~ Kentucky Gazette, 21 Sept 1801

You can visit the memorial page for James Bliss.

McNair, John - 1801

John McNair, a tavern keeper of Lexington. Died Aug. 30, 1801, leaving a large family. He was a first settler of Lexington.
~ Kentucky Gazette, 07 Sept 1801

You can visit the memorial page for John McNair.

Starling, Susanna Clayton - 1801

 Miss Susanna Clayton Starling, of Mercer county, daughter of Col. William Starling.  Died Sunday, Aug. 16, 1801, aged 15 years.
~ Kentucky Gazette,  24 Aug 1801.

You can visit the memorial page for Susanna Clayton Starling.

Campbell, William (Col.) - 1800

Col. William Campbell, of Muhlenburg county, and late senator in the State Legislature from that District.  Died Nov. 20, 1800.
~ Kentucky Gazette,  20 Nov 1800

You can visit the memorial page for William Campbell.
At the time of this post, there is a second memorial for William Campbell.

Batterton, Asrael - 1800

As(r)ael Batterton, of Woodford county. Died Tuesday, October 14, 1800, by a knife wound inflected by a German resident.

 

~ Kentucky Gazette, 14 Oct 1800

 

You can visit the memorial page for Asrael Batterton.

Parker, Robert Porter - 1800

Robert Parker, county surveyor for Fayette county. Died at his seat, six miles from Lexington, Tuesday night, March 5, 1800.
~ Kentucky Gazette, 05 Mar 1800

You can visit the memorial page for Robert Porter Parker.

Nailor, Ralph - 1799

Ralph Nailor, formerly of Kentucky.  Died in Dec. 1799, in Jones county, N. C.  He was a mill-right <sic>
~ Kentucky Gazette, 11 Jan 1801

Bell, David - 1799

David Bell.  Died at the Clark county residence of Mrs. ----- Gist.
~ Kentucky Gazette, 15 Dec 1799

 

You can visit the memorial page for David Bell.
At the time of this posting, there is a second memorial for David Bell.

Campbell, John - 1799

Col. John Campbell, a senator from Fayette county to the State Legislature.  Died Oct. 19, 1799.
~ Kentucky Gazette, 19 Oct 1799

Dearman, J. W. - 1927

J. W. Dearman was killed near Evergreen late Tuesday, aged about 50.  He formerly lived at Garland and was buried in the McClure Cemetery.  He was survived by a daughter.
~ The Greenville Advocate, 22 Oct 1927.

You can visit the memorial page for J. W. Dearman.

Dean, Sudie Emma [Sims] - 1914

Mrs. John Dean died last Wednesday.  She was a devoted member of the M. E. Church.  She was survived by her husband and 3 children in Garland.
~ Butler County News, 10 Sept 1914.

 

You can visit the memorial page for Sudie Emma [Sims] Dean.

Morlidge, Elihu Root - 1924

Alpha Chapter
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio
Established June 28, 1855
1924

Morlidge, Elihu Root, A.B.; [Bachelor of Arts], Civil Engineer, Glazier & Morlidge, 138 South Fort Thomas Avenue, Fort Thomas, Kentucky.

~ The Sigma Chi Directory, 1929, Page 5

McSurely, James Edwin, Jr. - 1924

Alpha Chapter
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio
Established June 28, 1855
1924

McSurely, James Edwin, Jr., 100 South Campus Avenue, Oxford, Ohio.

~ The Sigma Chi Directory, 1929, Page 5

 

You can visit the memorial page for James Edwin McSurely Jr.

Greely, Elbert Russell - 1924

Alpha Chapter
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio
Established June 28, 1855
1924

Greely, Elbert Russell, A.B.; [Bachelor of Arts], Sales Agent, Hobart Manufacturing Company, 1920 Third Avenue, Seattle, Washington.

~ The Sigma Chi Directory, 1929, Page 5

Garrison, Harold Dewey - 1924

Alpha Chapter
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio
Established June 28, 1855
1924

Garrison, Harold Dewey, A.B.; [Bachelor of Arts], Assistant Manager, Hay Department, The Dewey Brothers Company, Blanchester, Ohio.

~ The Sigma Chi Directory, 1929, Page 5

 

You can visit the memorial page for Harold Dewey Garrison.

Dewey, Joseph Collier - 1924

Alpha Chapter
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio
Established June 28, 1855
1924

 

 

Dewey, Joseph Collier, A.B.; [Bachelor of Arts], Vice President, The Dewey Brothers Company, Blanchester, Ohio.

~ The Sigma Chi Directory, 1929, Page 5

 

You can visit the memorial page for Joseph Collier Dewey.

Baugh, Ervin H. - 1925

Ervin H. Baugh

Commercial Club (4); “Not To The Swift” (4); Science Club; W2LH (4).

Penn our neighbors of the west
Is a town most highly blest,
Because it harbors Erwin Baugh,
The boy with the great ha! ha!

~ Jeannette Red and Blue, High School Year Book Vol. V, Number 1, 1925, Page 19

You can visit the memorial page for Ervin H. Baugh.

Ashbaugh, Sara Alice - 1925

Sara Alice Ashbaugh

Commercial Club (3-4); I. F. F. (4); Class Night.

To each class is given one Alice,
To any one she's ne're borne malice,
She's proper and prim, fair and slim,
And loves a young boy very tidy and trim.

~ Jeannette Red and Blue, High School Year Book Vol. V, Number 1, 1925, Page 19

 

This may be the memorial page for Sara Alice Ashbaugh.

McLean, James Robert : 1823-1870

The Confederate congressional career of James R. McLean was spent mostly in defending the reputation of his native North Carolina as a loyal part of the Confederacy.  A lawyer and  planter, he served in the state legislature and became a proponent of secession.  Elected from the state's 6th District ti the First Regular Confederate Congress, he served on the committees on Claims and Foreign Affairs.  Generally a supporter of the war effort, he did however have some disagreements with the administration.  Matters of health prompted him not to seek reelection in 1863.

Entering the state reserves, his assignments included: major, Camp Stokes Light Duty Battalion (1864); and major, 7th North Carolina Senior Reserves (1864).  His regiment served in the defenses of Wilmington, then took part in the operations against Sherman's invading forces, and later fought at Bentonville.  After the war he tried to recoup his prewar fortune but died before he could accomplish this.

~ Who Was Who in the Civil War, 1988, Page 420

You can visit the memorial page for James Robert McLean.

White, Ralph Wittemore : 1892-1943

Ralph Wittemore White died November 23, 1943, at Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts.  The son of Loring Quincy and Edith (Whittemore) White, he was born April 21, 1892, in Montello, Massachusetts.  

He prepared at Noble and Greenough School and spent a year with our Class.  After leaving collge he entered his father's business, the L. Q. White Shoe Company at Bridgewater, Massachusetts, where he was assistant treasurer and general manager until the time of his retirement in 1935.  During the War the company manufactured shoes for the government and also for the Russian, Belgian and Italian armies.  

He was survived by his wife, the former Geraldine Banks Chaney; by three children:  Virginia Whittemore (Mrs. Clark Dexter), Ralph Whittemore, Jr., and Loring Chaney; and two grandchildren.

~ Harvard College Class of 1916, Fiftieth Anniversary Edition, 1966, Page 500.

You can visit the memorial page for Ralph Whittemore White.

Ganter, T. H. - 1860

THE JUDGESHIPS.

Richmond, Va., April 24th, 1860.

WM. M. LYONS, ESQ.-- DEAR SIR: we the undersigned, your fellow citizens, believing that you possess every {paper illegible} quality, both of head and heart, for a full and honorable discharge of the duties of Judge do, without disparaging the claims of other gentlemen, most respectfully request you to announce yourself a candidate for the JUDGESHIP OF THE HUSTINGS COURT.

Hoping that this request may meet with your favorable consideration, we subscribe ourselves,
Your friends and fellow citizens,
  T. Jas. Deane,                                         John Tyler,
  Geo. W. Hobson,                                 Isaac N. Cooke,
  Deane Hobson,                                     Jos. B. Gentry,
  W. B. Warwick,                                      L. Wagner,
  Thomas Johnson,                                 Marks Nelson,
  Mann Page,                                            W. Albert Spott,
  Thos. A. Bulkley,                                   J. Hatley Norton,
  John F. Alvey,                                         L. B. Thomas,
  E. V. Breeden,                                         Joseph Stern,
  Wm. L. Porter,                                       A. P. Woodson, Jr.,
  Wm. C. Barker,                                      Wm. H. Davis,
  Peter Tinsley,                                          M. Golden,
  John W. Sarvay                                       Thos. V. Carr,
  S. Hirsch,                                                 Cornelius Carr,
  John O. Chiles,                                       Henry Miller,
  J. H. Connell,                                         H. J. Miller,
  Lemmel Verby,                                       M. L. Guerrant,
  R. A. E. Dabney,                                    Sam'l. J. Jones,
  H. T. Anderson,                                    Thos. B. Bigger,
  W. D. Stubbs,                                          Dan'l O'Donnell
  J. T. Hay,                                                   John G. Snelson,
  W. H. Martin,                                          Jos. S. James,
  J. W. Ratcliffe,                                         Wm. Ira Smith,
  Andrew Pizzini,                                      Peyton N. Snead,
  J. P. Swords,                                             Alex. J. Slater,
  Wm. H. Parker,                                       B. M. Harris,
  Wm. S. Thaw,                                          Rob't Harvey,
  John Harrold,                                          J. R. Chamberlayne,
  John V. Darracott,                                 Orlando Shay,
  W. L. Waring,                                           J. S. Shackelford,
  Harvey Allen,                                          Wm. Munford,
  Rich'd E. Armstrong,                            Jno. C. Smith,
  Chas. Stebbins,                                        Jno. Esten Cooke,
  Albert J. West,                                         Wm. C. Barnes,
  Henry G. Benson,                                   John A. Belvin,
  Geo. S. Lownes,                                      Victor M. Branch,
  John W. Davies,                                      C. D. Yale,
  Jos. S. Robinson,                                    John Bowers,
  A. Bargamin, J.,                                      Jos. J. Jones,
  Geo. Bargamin,                                       R. C. Howe,
  E. D. Hitchcock,                                    D. R. Quaries,
  N. H. Ragland, Jr.,                                Geo. A. Leonhard,
  Wm. H. Benson,                                    Sam'l Guggenheimer,
  Wm. H. Pledge,                                      G. M. Lumpkin & Bro.
  Wm. Gaston,                                          P. O. Sims,
  Geo. W. Gary,                                         R. A. Cooke,
  David Wilson,                                        O. Cranz,
  F. W. Hancock,                                      Sam'l Putney,
  John S. Fitzhugh,                                   F. A. Jeter,
  W. H. Johnson,                                      Chas. W. Harwood,
  R. O. Waddill,                                        Geo. Ruskeli,
  Jas. Smith,                                               Thos. S. Armistrad,
  Bolling Pickett,                                      Wm. Kirby,
  Lewis M. Randolph,                            Wm. A. Cardozo,
  J. H. Harris,                                            Wm. B. Church,
  F. Binford,                                              Geo. T. Baldwin,
  J. B. Stegal,                                              Jas. H. Gentry,
  R. H. Finney,                                         Wm. A. Clarke,
  Parks & Miner,                                      A. T. Peebles,
  Theodore Courtney,                            Wm. H. Yoler,
  Richard L. Brown,                                R. McNamee,
  B. J. Johnson,                                         A. G. Talman,
  Abr. Hirsh,                                             A. R. Binford,
  A. Hutzler,                                              F. L. Moore,
  Wm. H. Kennon,                                  E. A. Hudnut,
  J. N. Parker,                                            H. W. Tyler,
  Joseph A. Arnold,                                 John S. Smyther,
  D. M. O'Brien,                                      Samuel Forsyth,
  Wm. W. Cabaniss,                                 James C. Roy,
  W. B. Pleasants,                                     Fred Schaffer,
  Richard J. Hundley,                             John P. Ballard,
  G. W. Armistead,                                 Thos. Samanni,
  Edward Hudgings,                               A. D. Simms,
  Wm. B. Allegre,                                     P. Fogarty,
  Wm. Granville Gray,                            Wm. D. Kennon,
  John Booker,                                          Chas. H. Moore,
  Robt. A. Mills,                                      Geo. M. Drewry,
  Lewis Antelotti,                                    August Schad,
  T. C. Burns,                                            M. D. Whiting,
  James J. Dixon,                                      Daniel B. Corrie,
  Ro W. Drewry,                                      R. L. Williams,
  R. B. Kennon,                                       T. Robertson & Sons,
  R. H. Crump,                                       Thos. M. Kimbrough,
  Wirt Roberts,                                        Louis Rueger,
  Alex. B. Hutcheson,                            E. D. Keeling,
  C. P. Cardozo,                                       Jas. Beale,
  W. J. Turner,                                         John Marxhausen,
  John W. Kelley,                                    A. Seiberling,
  T. H. Ganter,                                     Garret F. Watson,
  John L. Woodson,                               Wm. Caulfield,
  Wm. F. Frith,                                        Thos. Leftwich,
  E. B. Loving,                                         Fred. T. Andrews,
  John F. Glazebrook,                            Geo. S. Graves,
  P. August, Jr.,                                       Richard A. Saunders,
  D. W. Mahone,                                     B. Hassel,
  Theophilus Moore,                             Louis Euker,
  G. Maisch,                                             George Fisher,
  R. C. Scofield,                                       J. May,
  Wm. J. Thomas,                                   H. Simon,
  John L. Sims,                                         J. Kimpel,
  J. M. Goddin,                                       C. Labard,
  Edwin Holman,                                   Wm. Hutcheson,
  Wm. Watts,                                            John A. Hicks,
  A. T. Williams,                                      J. H. Anderson,
  John Baxter,                                          A. T. Trueheart,
  Thos. M. Jones,                                   Oswold Heinrich,
  W. P. Martin,                                        B. Heinrich,
  A. D. Sims,                                            E. Walker,
  David N. Jones,                                    John F. Kohler,
  M. C. Hardy,                                        Wm. Lots,
  James Holman,                                    Henry L. Dorr,
  D. B. Jones,                                           Fred. Seibert,
  Jno. W. Baker,                                      Chas. Seibert,
  Ash Levy,                                              Wm. W. Crump,
  Lewis Cohen,                                        James H. Conway,
  John Newman,                                    G. Koenig,
  Sam'l Cohen,                                        Jul. C. Fisher,
  A. Smith,                                              Dr. W. Grebe,
  R. S. Davis,                                          C. Hasse,
  Lewis Switzer,                                     G. L. Betty,
  Sam Stein,                                            John Werner,
  Y. P. Watkins,                                      Fred. Haislow,
  Robt. P. Pulliam,                               H. Beidt,
  M. May,                                                Chas. P. Fluyfelder,
  Stith Bolling,                                      T. Meyer,
  H. Stern,                                              David Hess,
  J. Rosenheimer,                                 Max Stadelhofer,
  C. C. Tinsley,                                     J. P. Lubs,
  J. Greentree,                                       Wm. M. Allen,
  L. Jacobs,                                            F. Thomas,
  L. T. Slater,                                        Thos. P. August,
  E. K. Woodward,                              Jesse Child,
  Wm. H. Waddill,                               Wm. L. White,
  Wm. E. Leffew,                                  D. T. Madigan,
  A. Hill,                                                W. Knelbet,

Richmond, April 27th, 1860.
To Messrs. T. James Deane, Geo. W. Hobson, Deane Hobson, W. B. Watwick, Jno. Tyler, Isaac N. Cooke, and others:
Gentlemen: I have received your communication of the 24th inst., requesting me to announce myself a candidate for the Judgeship of the Hustings Court.  Although I know you have placed too high an estimate on my qualifications, I do not feel at liberty to decline the request, coming, as it does, from so large a number of my fellow citizens.  If it should be the pleasure of the people to elect me, I will endeavor to discharge faithfully the duties of the office.
    Very respectfully,

 Your obedient servant,

WM. H. LYONS.

~ Richmond Daily Dispatch, 01 May 1860 Page 2, Column 5

Kelley, John W. - 1860

THE JUDGESHIPS.

Richmond, Va., April 24th, 1860.

WM. M. LYONS, ESQ.-- DEAR SIR: we the undersigned, your fellow citizens, believing that you possess every {paper illegible} quality, both of head and heart, for a full and honorable discharge of the duties of Judge do, without disparaging the claims of other gentlemen, most respectfully request you to announce yourself a candidate for the JUDGESHIP OF THE HUSTINGS COURT.

Hoping that this request may meet with your favorable consideration, we subscribe ourselves,
Your friends and fellow citizens,
  T. Jas. Deane,                                         John Tyler,
  Geo. W. Hobson,                                 Isaac N. Cooke,
  Deane Hobson,                                     Jos. B. Gentry,
  W. B. Warwick,                                      L. Wagner,
  Thomas Johnson,                                 Marks Nelson,
  Mann Page,                                            W. Albert Spott,
  Thos. A. Bulkley,                                   J. Hatley Norton,
  John F. Alvey,                                         L. B. Thomas,
  E. V. Breeden,                                         Joseph Stern,
  Wm. L. Porter,                                       A. P. Woodson, Jr.,
  Wm. C. Barker,                                      Wm. H. Davis,
  Peter Tinsley,                                          M. Golden,
  John W. Sarvay                                       Thos. V. Carr,
  S. Hirsch,                                                 Cornelius Carr,
  John O. Chiles,                                       Henry Miller,
  J. H. Connell,                                         H. J. Miller,
  Lemmel Verby,                                       M. L. Guerrant,
  R. A. E. Dabney,                                    Sam'l. J. Jones,
  H. T. Anderson,                                    Thos. B. Bigger,
  W. D. Stubbs,                                          Dan'l O'Donnell
  J. T. Hay,                                                   John G. Snelson,
  W. H. Martin,                                          Jos. S. James,
  J. W. Ratcliffe,                                         Wm. Ira Smith,
  Andrew Pizzini,                                      Peyton N. Snead,
  J. P. Swords,                                             Alex. J. Slater,
  Wm. H. Parker,                                       B. M. Harris,
  Wm. S. Thaw,                                          Rob't Harvey,
  John Harrold,                                          J. R. Chamberlayne,
  John V. Darracott,                                 Orlando Shay,
  W. L. Waring,                                           J. S. Shackelford,
  Harvey Allen,                                          Wm. Munford,
  Rich'd E. Armstrong,                            Jno. C. Smith,
  Chas. Stebbins,                                        Jno. Esten Cooke,
  Albert J. West,                                         Wm. C. Barnes,
  Henry G. Benson,                                   John A. Belvin,
  Geo. S. Lownes,                                      Victor M. Branch,
  John W. Davies,                                      C. D. Yale,
  Jos. S. Robinson,                                    John Bowers,
  A. Bargamin, J.,                                      Jos. J. Jones,
  Geo. Bargamin,                                       R. C. Howe,
  E. D. Hitchcock,                                    D. R. Quaries,
  N. H. Ragland, Jr.,                                Geo. A. Leonhard,
  Wm. H. Benson,                                    Sam'l Guggenheimer,
  Wm. H. Pledge,                                      G. M. Lumpkin & Bro.
  Wm. Gaston,                                          P. O. Sims,
  Geo. W. Gary,                                         R. A. Cooke,
  David Wilson,                                        O. Cranz,
  F. W. Hancock,                                      Sam'l Putney,
  John S. Fitzhugh,                                   F. A. Jeter,
  W. H. Johnson,                                      Chas. W. Harwood,
  R. O. Waddill,                                        Geo. Ruskeli,
  Jas. Smith,                                               Thos. S. Armistrad,
  Bolling Pickett,                                      Wm. Kirby,
  Lewis M. Randolph,                            Wm. A. Cardozo,
  J. H. Harris,                                            Wm. B. Church,
  F. Binford,                                              Geo. T. Baldwin,
  J. B. Stegal,                                              Jas. H. Gentry,
  R. H. Finney,                                         Wm. A. Clarke,
  Parks & Miner,                                      A. T. Peebles,
  Theodore Courtney,                            Wm. H. Yoler,
  Richard L. Brown,                                R. McNamee,
  B. J. Johnson,                                         A. G. Talman,
  Abr. Hirsh,                                             A. R. Binford,
  A. Hutzler,                                              F. L. Moore,
  Wm. H. Kennon,                                  E. A. Hudnut,
  J. N. Parker,                                            H. W. Tyler,
  Joseph A. Arnold,                                 John S. Smyther,
  D. M. O'Brien,                                      Samuel Forsyth,
  Wm. W. Cabaniss,                                 James C. Roy,
  W. B. Pleasants,                                     Fred Schaffer,
  Richard J. Hundley,                             John P. Ballard,
  G. W. Armistead,                                 Thos. Samanni,
  Edward Hudgings,                               A. D. Simms,
  Wm. B. Allegre,                                     P. Fogarty,
  Wm. Granville Gray,                            Wm. D. Kennon,
  John Booker,                                          Chas. H. Moore,
  Robt. A. Mills,                                      Geo. M. Drewry,
  Lewis Antelotti,                                    August Schad,
  T. C. Burns,                                            M. D. Whiting,
  James J. Dixon,                                      Daniel B. Corrie,
  Ro W. Drewry,                                      R. L. Williams,
  R. B. Kennon,                                       T. Robertson & Sons,
  R. H. Crump,                                       Thos. M. Kimbrough,
  Wirt Roberts,                                        Louis Rueger,
  Alex. B. Hutcheson,                            E. D. Keeling,
  C. P. Cardozo,                                       Jas. Beale,
  W. J. Turner,                                         John Marxhausen,
  John W. Kelley,                                  A. Seiberling,
  T. H. Ganter,                                        Garret F. Watson,
  John L. Woodson,                               Wm. Caulfield,
  Wm. F. Frith,                                        Thos. Leftwich,
  E. B. Loving,                                         Fred. T. Andrews,
  John F. Glazebrook,                            Geo. S. Graves,
  P. August, Jr.,                                       Richard A. Saunders,
  D. W. Mahone,                                     B. Hassel,
  Theophilus Moore,                             Louis Euker,
  G. Maisch,                                             George Fisher,
  R. C. Scofield,                                       J. May,
  Wm. J. Thomas,                                   H. Simon,
  John L. Sims,                                         J. Kimpel,
  J. M. Goddin,                                       C. Labard,
  Edwin Holman,                                   Wm. Hutcheson,
  Wm. Watts,                                            John A. Hicks,
  A. T. Williams,                                      J. H. Anderson,
  John Baxter,                                          A. T. Trueheart,
  Thos. M. Jones,                                   Oswold Heinrich,
  W. P. Martin,                                        B. Heinrich,
  A. D. Sims,                                            E. Walker,
  David N. Jones,                                    John F. Kohler,
  M. C. Hardy,                                        Wm. Lots,
  James Holman,                                    Henry L. Dorr,
  D. B. Jones,                                           Fred. Seibert,
  Jno. W. Baker,                                      Chas. Seibert,
  Ash Levy,                                              Wm. W. Crump,
  Lewis Cohen,                                        James H. Conway,
  John Newman,                                    G. Koenig,
  Sam'l Cohen,                                        Jul. C. Fisher,
  A. Smith,                                              Dr. W. Grebe,
  R. S. Davis,                                          C. Hasse,
  Lewis Switzer,                                     G. L. Betty,
  Sam Stein,                                            John Werner,
  Y. P. Watkins,                                      Fred. Haislow,
  Robt. P. Pulliam,                               H. Beidt,
  M. May,                                                Chas. P. Fluyfelder,
  Stith Bolling,                                      T. Meyer,
  H. Stern,                                              David Hess,
  J. Rosenheimer,                                 Max Stadelhofer,
  C. C. Tinsley,                                     J. P. Lubs,
  J. Greentree,                                       Wm. M. Allen,
  L. Jacobs,                                            F. Thomas,
  L. T. Slater,                                        Thos. P. August,
  E. K. Woodward,                              Jesse Child,
  Wm. H. Waddill,                               Wm. L. White,
  Wm. E. Leffew,                                  D. T. Madigan,
  A. Hill,                                                W. Knelbet,

Richmond, April 27th, 1860.
To Messrs. T. James Deane, Geo. W. Hobson, Deane Hobson, W. B. Watwick, Jno. Tyler, Isaac N. Cooke, and others:
Gentlemen: I have received your communication of the 24th inst., requesting me to announce myself a candidate for the Judgeship of the Hustings Court.  Although I know you have placed too high an estimate on my qualifications, I do not feel at liberty to decline the request, coming, as it does, from so large a number of my fellow citizens.  If it should be the pleasure of the people to elect me, I will endeavor to discharge faithfully the duties of the office.
    Very respectfully,

 Your obedient servant,

WM. H. LYONS.

~ Richmond Daily Dispatch, 01 May 1860 Page 2, Column 5