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Switzerland County Lawyers

The following is a list of lawyers who applied to and/or were admitted to the Switzerland County, Indiana bar. The index currently covers 1811 to 1872. It includes entries from Circuit Court order books (1811-1872) and Common Pleas Court order Books (1867-1872). Note that Common Pleas Court order books from 1852 to 1866 are not included.

See also a list of Switzerland County Lawyers in 1852 and Switzerland County Court Records.

Digital copies are available through the Record Requests page.

Given NameSurnameYearBookPage
AmosLane1814CCOB1-12
WilliamHendricks1814CCOB1-12
JohnTest1814CCOB1-12
JamesNoble1814CCOB1-12
JohnLawrence1815CCOB1-16
PinkneyJames1815CCOB1-16
Stephen CStephens1815CCOB1-22
AlexanderHolton1815CCOB1-214
AlexanderHolton1815CCOB1-236
Joseph FFarley1815CCOB1-236
ReubenKidder1815CCOB1-236
Stephen CStephens1816CCOB1-276
JamesDill1817CCOB21
Hezekiah BHull1817CCOB21
Mile CEgleston1817CCOB21
JohnLawrence1817CCOB21
SamuelMerrill1817CCOB21
ReubenKidder1817CCOB21
Stevens CStevens1817CCOB22
Alexander AMeek1817CCOB22
AmosLane1817CCOB22
Joseph FFarley1817CCOB211
Hezekiel BHall1817CCOB245
JohnLawrence1817CCOB245
WilliamHendericks1817CCOB245
Henry LThornton1817CCOB245
SamuelMerrill1817CCOB245
AlexanderHolton1817CCOB245
JamesNoble1817CCOB245
Reuben WNelson1817CCOB279
AlexanderGilliland1818CCOB2157
Daniel GCasewell1818CCOB2157
TrumanRichards1818CCOB2158
Miles CEgleston1818CCOB2158
WilliamCarpenter1818CCOB2158
Isaac SBrower1818CCOB2285
JohnDumont1819CCOB338
WilliamMcCray1819CCOB339
Isaac MJohnson1819CCOB339
JohnTest1819CCOB342
James BRay1819CCOB342
William WWick1819CCOB359
Hugh SRoss1819CCOB359
JohnDumont1819CCOB3116
SidneyStephens1820CCOB3185
JohnDumont1820CCOB3185
George HDunn1820CCOB3185
JohnDumont1820CCOB43
Stephen Jr.Whicher1821CCOB4114
James F DLanier1821CCOB4137
Merrit SCraig1821CCOB4158
James FBrown1822CCOB4300
ThomasDouglass1822CCOB4396
NathanielHunt1822CCOB4396
John TMcKinny1822CCOB4402
Daniel BWeek1822CCOB4443
Jacob REverston1823CCOB54
Patrick GGoode1823CCOB59
JamesForsee1823CCOB543
Thomas ABerryman1823CCOB543
MosesHitchcock1823CCOB554
D LDaswell1824CCOB5127
IsaiahWing1824CCOB5127
MiltonStapp1825CCOB5262
John HScott1825CCOB5262
JohnMcPike1826CCOB6162
Charles HTest1826CCOB6162
AlexanderDuncan1827CCOB6255
MiltonStapp1828CCOB6330
WilbeforceLyle1828CCOB6330
DavidWallace1828CCOB6330
Joseph GMarshall1828CCOB6330
ArthurSt. Clair1828CCOB6330
James F DLanier1828CCOB6406
RobertDrummond1828CCOB6440
Michael WMurphy1829CCOB6485
Thomas SLangdon1829CCOB6517
Benjamin SedgewickNoble1830CCOBA29
Jesse LHolman1831CCOBA86
Stephen SHardin1831CCOBA98
Joseph CEggleston1832CCOBA168
JohnTest1832CCOBA168
SamuelEnglish1832CCOBA173
Daniel SMajor1833CCOBA196
CourtlandCushing1833CCOBA196
Elisha WChester1833CCOBA224
James HCravens1834CCOBA256
Charles FLowry1834CCOBA256
Michael GBright1834CCOBA262
DanielKelsoe1834CCOBA285
AsaphBuck1834CCOBA304
GeorgeRobinson1835CCOBA331
P SSpooner1835CCOBA337
James DCobb1835CCOBA337
GeorgeRobinson1835CCOBA337
Jesse DBright1835CCOBA337
Hugh BEggleston1836CCOBA401
P MKent1836CCOBA439
JosephRobinson1836CCOBA441
P MKent1836CCOBA441
James MKyle1837CCOBA463
EbenezerDumont1837CCOBA468
RobertDrummod1828CCOB6336A
GilderoyHicks1832CCOBA180
DanielKelsoe1833CCOBA243
AsaphBuck1834CCOBA262
SilasOverturf1835CCOBA319
EbenezerDumont1836CCOBA401
Wm BCampbell1836CCOBA406
EbenezerDumont1838CCOBJ82
Isaiah WRobinson1838CCOBJ131
MathewBurnet1838CCOBJ139
Alfred CCole1839CCOBJ230
William T SCornet1839CCOBJ414
JonathenFroman1840CCOBJ517
JohnRymen1840CCOBJ534
William MMcCartey1840CCOBJ534
John AMatson1840CCOBJ534
James TBrown1841CCOBK268
RobertConaway1841CCOBK268
John ABeal1841CCOBK302
James CRickets1841CCOBK395
MathewBurnet1837CCOBJ27
TheadoreGazlay1838CCOBJ63
Isaiah WRobinson1838CCOBJ72
Jonathan MFroman1839CCOBJ403
John ABakis1839CCOBJ414
Seth FPackingham1840CCOBJ535
Samuel HHorn1840CCOBK19
James ScottCarter1842CCOBK396
DavidMacy1842CCOBL12
HiramKelsey1842CCOBL12
JamesScott1842CCOBL31
James SJelly1843CCOBL100
William SHolman1843CCOBL100
Benjamin BFressenden1843CCOBL116
AlexanderDowney1843CCOBL165
HiramKelsey1843CCOBL165
Charles TJones1843CCOBL165
AureliusDumont1843CCOBL179
J RTroxell1844CCOBL212
Joseph RTroxell1844CCOBL235
WilberforceLodge1844CCOBL241
William Jr.Hendricks1844CCOBL241
JamesGlass1844CCOBL241
Henry JAbbett1844CCOBL363
Edmund WHawkins1844CCOBL363
William CHillis1845CCOBL373
Miles CEggleston1845CCOBL379
James WRobinson1845CCOBL395
N THauser1845CCOBL442
James SJelly1845CCOBL487
George SSheets1845CCOBL487
William MDunn1845CCOBL487
Seth FPackenham1846CCOBL500
IsaacMiles1846CCOBL502
James Jr.Dyer1842CCOBL11
FrancisNelson1842CCOBL11
Thomas BDow1842CCOBL126
Robert NLamb1846CCOBL515
John AMarkey1846CCOBM2
GilderoyHicks1846CCOBM2
Herbert PGaines1846CCOBM2
James Jr.Dyer1846CCOBM17
John LScott1847CCOBM59
Robert WLamb1847CCOBM79
AbramBrown1847CCOBM120
James YAllison1848CCOBM158
George WShaw1848CCOBM158
John GMcCallum1848CCOBM172
Joseph WChapman1849CCOBM312
John JHayden1849CCOBM377
John WSpencer1849CCOBM377
James WRobinson1849CCOBM380
James AWorks1850CCOBM416
Strange SDunn1850CCOBM437
Benjamin FMyers1850CCOBM494
Williams WAlbrecht1850CCOBM494
AlvinDural1850CCOBM494
J FThompson1850CCOBM502
John AHendricks1850CCOBM502
Jacob SBuchanan1850CCOBM540
Henry ADowney1851CCOBM588
Lovell HRousseau1851CCOBM608
George ABicknell1846CCOBM32
James HPepper1847CCOBM86
John GMcCallum1847CCOBM131
Jacob SBuchanan1850CCOBM464
Lewis FWorks1868CP OB 420
William PAdkinson1868CP OB 420
TheodoreLivings1868CP OB 422
Wade HJack1868CP OB 4164
Samuel RDowney1868CP OB 4185
John KThompson1868CP OB 4185
W HMunnell1868CP OB 4264
James ESayers1869CP OB 4339
Samuel HSpooner1852CC OB N170
Marcus MDeBerger1852CC OB N170
Thomas TChittenden1852CC OB N170
Michael SBright1852CC OB N178
Charles EWalker1852CC OB N178
James SKelly1852CC OB N178
Robert PMoore1852CC OB N334
Philander SSage1853CC OB N453
Jason GGurley1853CC OB N461
CharlesWoodard1853CC OB N486
HiramHarris1853CC OB N498
BelaHearick1854CC OB O34
Elijah HJohnson1854CC OB O34
Benj FSchenck1855CC OB O100
William HKelso1857CC OB O241
William PCampbell1858CC OB O371
Venantus BEdwards1860CC OB O536
James MMyers1862CC OB P184
OliverOrmsby1863CC OB P320
John AMiller1864CC OB P393
William RJohnston1864CC OB P395
Walter HArmstrong1866CC OB P611
George RTodd1868CC OB Q263
William CWalker1868CC OB Q263
TheodoreLivings1868CC OB Q263
Lewis FWorks1868CC OB Q263
John DWorks1868CC OB Q267
George WPaul1868CC OB Q270
Samuel RDowney1868CC OB Q391
William HBarlow1868CC OB Q391
JohnDenton1868CC OB Q424
ThomasHamilton1868CC OB Q424
William HMunnell1868CC OB Q443
Elias FHumphrey1868CC OB Q443
John KThompson1869CC OB Q504
William DWard1869CC OB Q504
John WMurphey1869CC OB Q543
Hugh DMcMullen1869CC OB Q543
WilliamO'Brien1869CC OB R48
Joseph EMcDonald1869CC OB R48
Argus DVanosdol1869CC OB R119
George WMendell1870CC OB R229
Addison MWorks1870CC OB R229
Chester CCulp1871CC OB R519
F JBellamy1872CC OB S306
Louis OSchroder1872CC OB S459

Switzerland County Normal Institute – 1866

The details about the Switzerland County Normal Institute appeared in two articles below.

Vevay Reveille – 13 September 1866 – Page 3, Column 1

Switzerland Co. Normal Institute

The Institute went into session on Monday, August 27th, with the following Officers, Instructors, &c.

  • President—H. S. McRae
  • Secretary—J. V. Gilbert
  • En. Clerk—Emma Montgomery

Instructors.

  • J. M. Olcott—Theory and Practice
  • John Hancock—School Organization, Oral Grammar
  • Daniel Hough—Primary Instruction
  • J. B. Hurty—Physiology
  • Gertrude Thurman—Illustrative Object Lessons
  • Standing Committee—O. D. Thompson, A. M. Works, L. J. Fish, Mary D. Whippo, Josie Detraz
  • Editorial Committee—Mary Rous, Maggie Shaw, Anna Tait, J. V. Gilbert

Number enrolled, 59. Visitors, 100.

At intervals, the Superintendent, gave instruction on Arithmetic, History and Geography.

During the Term, Lectures were delivered at the Court House, which for their thoroughness, eloquence, and beauty, were highly appreciated by the intelligent audience who heard them:

J. M. Olcott—Subject, “True Basis of School Reform.”

John Hancock—Subject, “Reciprocal Duties of Parents and Teachers.”

The meetings of the Institute were enlivened from day to day with contributions of most delicious music by Misses Mosier and Fisher.

Before final adjournment, resolutions were adopted, expressive of hearty thanks to the Instructors for their valuable services, and to the citizens for the interest and kindness manifested by them during the session.

After the close of the Institute, a Teachers Association was formed, and the following officers elected:

  • President—H. S. McRae
  • Secretary—J. V. Gilbert
  • Enrolling Clerk—A. M. Works
  • Chairman Executive Committee—J. F. Fish

The association will convene on the third Saturday in October at Vevay.

H. S. McRae, President.
J. V. Gilbert, Secretary.

Vevay Reveille – 20 Sep 1866 – Page 3, Column 4

Switzerland Co. Normal Institute.

H. S. McRae, Superintendent.
J. V. Gilbert, Secretary.
Emma Montgomery, En. Clerk.

Instructors.

  • J. M. Olcott, Theory and Practice.
  • John Hancock, School Organization, Oral Grammar.
  • J. B. Hurty, Physiology.
  • Daniel Hough, Primary Instruction.
  • H. S. McRae, History, Geography, and Grammar.
  • Gertrude Thurman, Illustrative Object Lessons.

 

  • Anderson, Mary F., Craig
  • Adkinson, Nannie, Enterprise
  • Brown, Julia B., Vevay
  • Bell, Bettie, Vevay
  • Bellamy, Sarah E., Craig
  • Banta, Alice, Vevay
  • Bristow, Sarah, Vevay
  • Cotton, Eliza, Vevay
  • Calhoun, Mary, Vevay
  • Crutcher, Josie, Vevay
  • Detraz, Josie, Vevay
  • Dickason, Anna, Vevay
  • Drummond, Lizzie, Vevay
  • Dufour, Eliza, Vevay
  • Elder, Mary E., Vevay
  • Fisher, Fannie, Vevay
  • Hatch, Zella, Vevay
  • Jagers, Lucilla, Vevay
  • Kessler, Col., Vevay
  • Mosher, Ollie E., Vevay
  • Miller, Anna, Vevay
  • Norrisez, Mary, Vevay
  • Malcomson, Sallie, Craig
  • McKay, Mattie, Craig
  • Protsman, Fanny, Craig
  • Price, Jennie, Craig
  • Rous, Mary A., Craig
  • Roberts, Sarah, Craig
  • Shaw, Alice, Craig
  • Shaw, Lizzie, Craig
  • Smith, Sallie, Craig
  • Thurman, Gertrude, Craig
  • Thompson, Anna, Craig
  • Tait, Anna, Patriot
  • Tait, Liua, Patriot
  • Worden, Bettie, Vevay
  • Wyant, Mattie, Vevay
  • Fish, James F., Craig
  • Griffith, Marion, Moorefield
  • Ogle, Albert, Center Square
  • Works, A. M., Allensville
  • Bellamy, J. F., Craig
  • Cotton, Joseph W., Craig
  • McHenry, Indiron, Enterprise
  • Thompson, O. D., Vevay
  • Shaw, Lucien, Vevay

Vevay Teachers – Sep 1866

The following list of teachers in Vevay Schools, Switzerland County, Indiana, appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 6 Sep 1866 – Page 2, Column 2

Proceedings of the School Board.
Saturday, Sept. 1, 1866.

On the nomination of the Superintendent, the following persons were elected to positions in the Vevay Schools:

  • Room No. 7—Mary Shaw, Principal High School.
  • Room No. 6—Martha Wyant, Principal Grammar Department.
  • Room No. 5—Fannie Fisher, Assistant, Grammar Department.
  • Room No. 4—Emma Montgomery, Principal, Intermediate Department.
  • Room No. 3—Maggie Shaw, Assistant, Intermediate Department.
  • Room No. 2—Mary Whippo, Principal, Primary Department, (Secondary).
  • Room No. 1—Gertrude Thurman, Assistant, Primary Department.

Vevay 4th of July Business Closings – 1866

The following article about business in Switzerland County, Indiana, appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 28 Jun 1866 – Page 2, Column 2

We are pleased to see that the greater portion of the business men of this place will close their places of business on July 4th. The following is a copy of a paper which has been in circulation among the business men of our city.

“Believing that the 4th day of July should be observed as a national holiday, we whose names are hereunto annexed, agree to close our respective places of business on the evening of the 3d day of July, and keep them closed until the morning of the 5th day of July:

  • U. P. Schenck & Sons
  • James K. Pleasants & Co.
  • Hathaway & Co.
  • F. J. Waldo
  • J. F. Doan
  • C. Goldenburg & Son
  • John Charlton
  • Thiebaud & Courvoisier
  • R. F. Grisard & Bro.
  • Harwood & Son
  • Shaw & Rous
  • M. Medary
  • Hall & Lewis
  • W. H. Ruggles
  • W. G. Shaw
  • Daniel Cole
  • Tardy & Detraz
  • J. W. Gray
  • F. A. Boerner & Bro.
  • James Rodgers
  • Joseph Kaufman
  • Clarkson & Dufour
  • L & E Well
  • J. L. Thiebaud
  • J. W. Keith
  • J. W. Kincaid & Bro.
  • P. Carr
  • J. E. Kincaid
  • C. Thiebaud & Sons
  • Wm. Hall, Cash’r of Vevay Bank
  • O. S. Waldo
  • J. L. Thiebaud & Co.
  • Isaac Stevens
  • Dumont & Dupraz
  • John Hollar
  • J. W. Thompson
  • Wm. Price
  • J. F. Webb
  • Joseph Rutherford
  • Wm. Faulkner
  • Tinker & Fechner
  • Vevay Furniture Company

W. J. Baird

1865 Switzerland County Teacher’s Institute

The details about the 1865 Switzerland County, Teacher’s Institute appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 16 Nov 1865 – Page 3, Column 1

Switzerland County Teacher’s Institute

According to previous announcement, an Institute was organized and successfully carried on during five days of last week. There were in attendance over fifty Teachers, or persons preparing to become such.

Considering that this is the first attempt of the kind ever made in the county, we regard it as a decided success. As will be seen by the minutes, the Teachers have organized a permanent association, to meet semi annually, which we expect to have a beneficial tendency. It is to be hoped that the school officers throughout the county will encourage by every means in their power the spirit that is manifested by Teacher’s in endeavoring to elevate the standard of their profession.

The following list is the roll of persons in attendance at the Institute.

  • Anshuts, Ross R., Moorefield, Ind.
  • Anderson, Mary F, Craig P. O.
  • Adams, Maggie, Pleasant
  • Bellamy, Angie, Craig
  • Bellamy, Sarah E., Craig
  • Bell, Mary, Vevay
  • Bristow, Sarah, Vevay
  • Bristow, I. W., Vevay
  • Baxter, F. W., Vevay
  • Cotton, Eliza, Vevay
  • Crawford, Maggie, Moorefield
  • Crutcher, Josie, Vevay
  • Culbertson, Jennie, Moorefield
  • Charlton, Alice, Vevay
  • Detraz, Josie, Vevay
  • Dickson, Annie, Vevay
  • Dufour, Eliza, Vevay
  • Elder, M. E., Vevay
  • Fisher, Fannie, Vevay
  • Gray, Josephine, Vevay
  • Hedrick, Lou, Jacksonville
  • Harman, Rebecca, Bennington
  • Jagers, Lucilla, Vevay
  • Kellcher, Mary E., Vevay
  • Malcomson, Sarah, Craig
  • McKay, Mary A., Craig
  • McKay, Mattie, Carrollton, Ky.
  • Miller, Mary, Vevay
  • Montgomery, Emma, Vevay
  • Moxley, Ella, Vevay
  • Murphy, Catharine, Leavenworth, Ind.
  • Ogle, Annie, Jacksonville
  • Pettit, Maggie L, Sugar Branch
  • Price, Jennie, Vevay
  • Protsman, Fannie, Vevay
  • Rous, M. A., Vevay
  • Rous, John P., Vevay
  • Roberts, Sarah, Vevay
  • Shaw, Maggie, Vevay
  • Shaw, Lizzie, Vevay
  • Shaw, Alice, Vevay
  • Smith, Allen W, Moorefield
  • Smith, Alice, Vevay
  • Smith, Ben R., Vevay
  • Smith, Sarah, Vevay
  • Thompson, Anna, Vevay
  • Warden, Bettie, Bennington
  • Witherspoon, M. R., Moorefield
  • Whippo, Mary D., Vevay
  • Works, John D, Vevay
  • Works, Addison M, East Enterprise
  • Works, Andrew J, East Enterprise
  • Wyant, Mattie, Vevay

Proceedings of the Teacher’s Institute held in Vevay during the week beginning Nov. 6th 1865.

First Day.

The teachers of Switzerland County, and those intending to become such, met at the Public School Building, in Vevay, Monday morning Nov. 6th, in accordance with a notice given by the county Examiner, and organized a Teacher’s Institute by electing Mr. J. P. Rous Superintendent, W. H. H. Gleason Secretary, Miss Mattie Wyant Critic, Dr. E. R. Mullet Teach of Mental Arithmetic; Dr. Thompson, Physiology; J. P. Rous, Eng. Gram. And U. S. History; J. W. Picket, Reading; Miss M. A. Rous, Geography; Rev. Mr. Higley, Practical Arithmetic.

A committee on resolutions was appointed, consisting of J. W. Picket, Misses Maggie Shaw, and E. Montgomery.

The following persons were appointed by the Superintendent to write essays on subjects connected with teaching, and read before the Institute; viz: Misses F. Fisher, E. Montgomery, M. A. Rous, M. Wyant and M. Shaw, Mr. J. W. Picket and W. H. H. Gleason.

The following resolution was offered by J. P. Rous and referred to the committee on resolutions.

Whereas, The present Public School System of Indiana is such, that schools are taught in the greater number of our school districts, but three months during the year—thereby rendering inefficient in a great degree the labors of Teachers—however well they may be qualified to teach—therefore

Resolved, That immediate provision should be made by the Legislature to keep open Public Schools, at least six months in each year. The Institute then adjourned to meet at 1 ½ P.M.

Afternoon Session.

Institute called to order by the Superintendent. Classes were formed and lessons assigned in the different branches. The committee on resolutions, presented their report on length of school term.—After a short discussion the resolution was unanimously adopted.

The criticisms for the day were read by the special critic. After the reading of the Secretary’s report the Institute adjourned to meet Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock.

Prepared by Maggie Shaw.

Vevay Thanksgiving April 1863 Closings

The following article about business in Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana, appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 30 April 1863 – Page 3, Column 3

It will be seen from the following agreement that our business houses will be closed to-day, which is eminently proper and just:

VEVAY, April 29, 1863,
The undersigned, merchants and traders of Vevay, Ind., will close our places of business to-morrow, April 30th, from the hours of ten a.m. to 2 p.m., in order to observe a day, in accordance with President Lincoln’s proclamation of a day of Thanksgiving and Prayer.

  • U.P. Schenck & Son
  • Ira N. Malin
  • Goldenberg & Son
  • George Paull
  • A. Thiebaud
  • F. Grisard & Bro
  • Shaw, Harwood & Co
  • Tardy & Detraz
  • Littlefield
  • E. & J. K. Pleasants
  • Lewis & Dow
  • L. Woody
  • Thiebaud & Son
  • Isaac Stevens
  • Clarkson & Waldo
  • Hathaway & Co
  • F. Webb
  • John F. Doan
  • E. Kincaid
  • Kessler & Son
  • Madary
  • John McMillen
  • A. Boerner
  • L. Thiebaud
  • Julius Blach
  • Gaudin & Bro
  • John W. Gray
  • Jockell
  • H. Ruggles

The Post Office will be closed at 10 ½ o’clock and be opened at 1 o’clock.
J. WALDO, P.M.

1880 Justices of the Peace

Justices of the Peace for Dearborn, Ohio and Switzerland counties, Indiana from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1880-81. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co, 1880.

SurnameGiven NameTownCounty
BeckerPhilipYorkvilleDearborn
CairnsJohnWeisburgDearborn
CampbellW RFarmers' RetreatDearborn
CanfieldJ VMoore's HillDearborn
CarbaughIsaac HAuroraDearborn
ClarkPaulMt SterlingSwitzerland
CrosbyJLawrenceburghDearborn
DonolonWmKelsoDearborn
DowdenVirgilGuilfordDearborn
DowneyWm WRising SunOhio
DufourPerretVevaySwitzerland
DunawayIsaac RLawrenceburghDearborn
DuncanJamesWilmingtonDearborn
EversonBenjamin CLawrenceburghDearborn
GivenW L HHolmanDearborn
GreenSebastianLawrenceburghDearborn
GriffithGeoManchesterDearborn
HessThomasDillsboroughDearborn
HouseJamesWilmingtonDearborn
JohnsonJohn WSpartaDearborn
JohnstonSamuel RAaronSwitzerland
JonesRichard MRising SunOhio
KelsoGarretFlorenceSwitzerland
KerrWmAuroraDearborn
LambertsonJ WMoore's HillDearborn
LaseurEugene AAberdeenSwitzerland
LathamJohnRising SunOhio
LazenbyWmGuilfordDearborn
LeeDavidSugar BranchSwitzerland
LittlefieldHEast EnterpriseSwitzerland
LutherGeorge JWeisburgDearborn
McHenryJ BAaronSwitzerland
MericleWmBrightDearborn
MisnerDavid CDillsboroughDearborn
NealJohn C LBenningtonSwitzerland
ProbstJohnKelsoDearborn
RossJasperManchesterDearborn
RubleJohnWright's CornerDearborn
RuggChaffin WLoganDearborn
SageP SVevaySwitzerland
SpoonerMarshall ALawrenceburghDearborn
StarkWashingtonAuroraDearborn
TrueRussellWright's CornerDearborn
TurnerJames WRising SunOhio
WadeSamuel WPatriotSwitzerland
WeaverJacobRising SunOhio
WheelerWm GAuroraDearborn
WillisElliottDillsboroughDearborn
WilsonWm GAuroraDearborn
WoodHoseaSpartaDearborn