mayor of the city.
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A contract was made with the Sun Electric Light Co.
and signed February 3, 1891. The incandescent hghts boiler
blew up and destroyed the plant February 4, 1895. The plant
was then moved near the depot and arc light installed.
The Eagle Electric Co. was installed in 1900 with arc Hghts.
Today Washington is the model little residence city. It
has all the modern conveniences which go to make a happy
and contented lot of people. It has a wealthy and progressive
class of citizens. As has been truthfully stated there are
more wealthy people residing here than in cities many times
larger. Not only is this true, but the people as a whole are
all in moderate circumstances.
The business square of Washington was paved with
brick in 1903 and one year later South Main street was paved
to the corporation line. A contract has now been let for the
paving of the street to the city limits on the north. It will
not be long until the streets are also paved to the city limits
east and west. Gravel roads connect at the city limits and
run in the four directions, the gravel road being nearly com-
pleted on the west all the way to Peoria.
Complete List of Graduates of the
Washington High School From 1876
The following is a list of the graduates of the Washing-
ton High School:
Class of 1876ā Charlotte Wells, Belle Cameron, Clara
Crane, Mary Italin.
Class of 1880ā Mary Cameron.
Class of 1881ā Angle Benford, Lizzie Gorin, Mate Maffit.
Class of 1882ā Carrie McDonald, Frank Neitz.
Class of 1883ā Lizzie Rickman, Frances Crow, Lizzie
Van Meter, Anna Voorhees, Bertha Nafzinger, Mary Jane
Hill, Lou Cameron.
Class of 1884 ā Ida Pierce, Carrie Voorhees, Mam.ie
Bratt, Ida Parsons, Kate Harms, Nellie Gorin, Carrie Gibson,
Lulu Gove.
Class of 1885ā Cassie Danforth, Leva A. Crane, Telva
B. Andrews, NelHe Crane, Hattie Zinser, Tina Van Meter,
Harry L. Zinser.
Class of 1886ā John A. Andrews, Louisa Portman, Theo-
dore Roehm, Hattie Sheppard, Kate Miles, Robert Comelison,
Marv McDonell.
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Class of 1887 ā Mary Hartwell, Hattie Frederick, Cora
Huddleston, Julia W. Smith, Clara Alphonso, Bertha Small.
Class of 1888 ā Edith Dougherty, Asa H. Danforth, Josie
North, Eugene Fuesslej Louis Kelso.
Class of 1890 ā Lillie Long, Edgar Bon Durant, Herman
Danforth, George Wehner, Plutella Chaffer, Laura Cress,
Orestes Ferner, Frank Rickman.
Class of 1891 ā Martha Dougherty, Luella Cress, William
Van Meter.
Class of 1892 ā Jessie Enos, Violet Crane, Christie Wohl-
gemuth, Susie McDonell, Nina Magarity, Prudence Schmuck,
Fannie Watson, Laura Rickman, Harriet Heiple.
Class of 1893 ā Paul W. Busse, Amy Shaffer, Maona
Cress, Pearl Long, Clara Neitz, Harry Graham, Viola Cress,
Lulu Hornish, Dora Weber, Clara Stormer, Hattie Rickman,
Mary Smith, Josephine Witte.
Class of 1894 ā Avis Price, Mary Stormer, Fannie Price,
Jessie Waring, Josephine Chaffer, Anna Andrews, Mary Dan-
forth, Edith Welch, Rae Crane, Fred Kehr, Ralph Weirick,
Etta Habben, Frank Thomas, Emma Voorhees, Eloise Allen.
Class of 1895ā Emma Miller, Samuel McCluggage, Ollie
Berney, Charlie Wehner, Susie Allen, Ida Birkett, William
A. Gott, Mary Bullock, Susie Wagner, Sadie Glabe, Bessie
Minch.
Class of 1896ā Etta Smith, Grace Corbin, Mary Hayes
Watson, Laura Dougherty, Dora Holland, Celia Bayler, May
Cassell, Lynn Kent, Marion Wilson.
Class of 1897ā Caroline Price, Roy Smith, Maude Hugill,
Ethel Keene, Edna Hoover, Pearl Rapp, John McCluggage,
Roy Zinser, Blanche Stoll, Clara Schaeber, Elizabeth Weirick,
Harold Jones, Harry Mason, Ethel Cress.
Class of 1898 ā Carrie Harms, Florence Bayler, Dean
Cassel, Louisa Miller, Effie Downing, Dave McCluggage, Jes-
sie Holland, Thomas E. Holland, Frank Stormer, Nellie E.
Watson, Frank Cramer, Anna Haas.
Class of 1899 ā Eva Lonnecker, Bessie Rapp, Katherine
Witte, Anna M. Stahl, Mary Weiser, Clyde Smith, Edith
Yale, Marie Wrenn, Mabel Armstrong, Gertrude Heiple, Ada
Zinser, William Blumenshine.
Class of 1900 ā Jennie Holland, Laura Devine, Bessie Bir-
kett, Callie Eddy, Clyde Strubhar, Gertrude Wilson, Mabel
Whitehill, Ella F. Harms, Clara Keil, Mary Rapp, Gertrude
Carlson, Mae Reynolds, Beatrice Cockbill, Viola Bamber.
134 EARLY HISTORY OF WASHINGTON, ILL.
Class of 1901ā Maude Heiple, Hulda Minch, Harry Bir-
kett, Dolly Birkett, May Heiple, Roy Miller, Martha Birkett,
Bertha Kraus, Nellie Wilkinson.
Class of 1903 ā Beulah Hornish, Elsie Wrenn, Maude An-
drews, Alice Pifer, Elna Stolt, Hattie Carlson, Eunice Zaneis,
Laura Kice, Regie Sencenbaugh, Gusta Blumenshine.
Class of 1904 ā Hattie Holland, Theresa Jacquin, Elsie
Heyl, Ruby Rapp, George Danforth.
Class of 1905ā Mabel Tobias, Robert F. Wrenn, Bessie
Tervene, Frank Heiple, Barbara Strubhar, Grace Alvord,
Daniel Vaubel.
Class of 1906ā Mildred Husser, Pauline Pfeiffer, Mabel
Jones, Ernest Rich.
Class of 1907 ā Fred Sweitzer, Walter Goddard, Arthur
Specht, Stacy Merchant, William A. Pfeiifer, Blanche Lowry,
Frieda Streid, Sylvia Holland, Annie Smith, Frances Dough-
erty.
Class of 1908 ā Edna Burkey, Alvin Brunnenmeyer, Ma-
bel Bontz, Horace Dougherty, Florence Ebert, Edward Heiple,
William Holtzman, Louise Miller.
Class of 1909 ā Eleanor Pruen, Isadore Engel, Ethel
Cooper, Caroline Heiple, Harold Geason, Forrest Moyer,
Anna Frederick, Ida Bellows, Elsie Danforth, William Vau-
bel, Meinhardt Ryf , Chester Birkett.
Class of 1910 ā Roy Risser, Lloyd Sampson, Emma
Vaubel, Hattie Stolt, Hayes Ferner, Elsie Pfeiffer, Harold
Heiple, Mary Holtzman, Arthur Vogelgesand, Esther Wolge-
muth, Bernard Volz, Josephine Sullivan, William Sullivan.
Class of 1911 ā Harry Blumenshine, Ochel Haines, Wil-
liam Buck, Oliver Enselman, Donald Heiple, lona Heyl, Cul-
lom Long, Beulah Manshardt, Jack Waltmire, Sadie Vaubel,
Prudence Trowbridge, Steele Zinser, Milton Rich, Inez Samp-
son, Clayton Roehm, Ray Sencenbaugh, Irene Wehner, Max
Webster, Glenn Weeks, Martha Waltmire, Aldred Waltmire,
Fred Vogelgesang, Sarah Vaubel.
Class of 1912 ā Imogene Goddard, Trella Valentine, Clara
Theilbar, Grace Hornish, Marguerite Bennett, Dorothy Holt-
greve, Isabelle Danforth, Grace Belsly, Matilda Schuck, Elva
White, Helen Hungerford, Hazel Wagner, Ella Best, Bessie
Lowry, Esther Strubhar, George Willhardt, Robert Stormer,
Glenwood Tanton, John Glabe, Paul Holtgreve, Clyde Petri,
Herbert Keil, Robert Zinser, Charles Strathman, Robert
Dougherty, Donald Hops.
Class of 1913 ā Patience Pennewill, Clifford Stivers,
Lawrence Smith, George Moehl, Lester Spring, Ralph Swal-
EARLY HISTORY OF WASHINGTON, ILL. 135
low, Henry Wiese, Robert Sullivan, Ruth Sencenbaugh, Caro-
lyne Phillipi, Phillips Goddard, John Brunnenmeyer, Denver
P'rederick.
Class of 1914 ā Vera Manshardt, Vera Valentine, Bessie
Martini, Bessie Belsly, Opal Petri, Marguerite Geason, Flor-
ence Berney, Helen Miller, Eleanor Jenkins, George Zehr,
Wendell Trower, Clifford Manshardt, Frank Stivers, William
Engel, John Blumenshine.
Class of 1915 ā William Scharp, Nellie Ropp, Josephine
Myers, Luella Brunnenmeyer, Josephine Pennewill, Ruth
Strubhar, Telva Roehm, Barbara Imhoff, Clarence Roehm,
Gertrude Holtgreve, Louise Ryf, Rufus Rich, Agnes Ensel-
man, Florence Danforth, Lester Ebert.
Class of 1916ā Alice Birkett, Wayne Bennett, Verna
Belsly, Charles McVey, Frances Childress, Knoble Roe^im,
Mildred Garber, Ernest Pfeiffer, Bernice Weeks, Robert Mil-
ler, Helen Weeks, Harold Ebert, Helen Holtzman, Susan
Simpson, Paul Schmidt, Harold Sampson.
Class of 1917 ā Augusta iMoehl, Katherine Jenkins, Na-
thaniel White, Bessie Morris, Katherine Schmidt, Bell Cock-
bill, Clee Roth, Ross Huguet, Maurice Thomas, Berl Bride,
Irma Minch, Frances Mahle, Lee Blumenshine, John Norris,
Bernice McClintock, Robert Schroen, Florence Thielbar.
Class of 1918ā Josephine Belsly, Amy WilUams, Edward
Koenig, Iva Naffziger, Elizabeth Schuck, Thomas Waughop,
Silas Crocker, Harold Muller, Lloyd Risses, Raymond Ebert,
Kenneth Petri, Robert Ryf, Harold Jenkins, Gladys Horn-
beck, Mabel Risser, Lena Deatherage, Mary Burroughs, Eber-
hardt Schoon, Harold Blumenshine.
Class of 1919 ā Margaret Belsly, Pearl Hagenstoz, Viola
Hoeflin, Orva Kera, Ruth Schaefer, Erma Stormer, Gladys
Weeks, Olga Winkler, Fay Chase, Harlan Danforth, Kem
Homish, Floyd Muller, Jesse Orth, Clifford Roehm, Lyle
Strubhar, Edward Sullivan, Samuel Zinser.
Class of 1920 ā Chauncey Blumenshine, Miriam Roehm,
Nealie Hawbecker, Ethel Spring, Keith Wehner, Marie Fer-
ner, Grace Huddleston, Christian Sommer, Ralph Sullivan.
Class of 1921ā Russell Decker, Evalyn Camp, Thelma
Ebert, Esther Hoefln, Mars Homish, Josephine Miller, James
Morris, Charlotte Norris, Raymond Pfeiffer, Ethel Shaffer,
Lois Thewlis, Homer Thomas, Harold White, Ruby Williams.
Class of 1922ā Margaret Burgi, Maud Danforth, Helen
Garber, Dorothy Fichl:, Esther Glabe, Walter Guth, Charles
Heiple, Elenora Hexamer, Lucy Horabeck, Raymond Jones,
136 EARLY HISTORY OF WASHINGTON, ILL.
Anna Hulse, August Martini, Clifford Menz, Thurman Muller,
Paul Mahle, Susan Belsly, Edward Schabinger, Mae Scharp,
Beatrice Snell, Viola Sommer, Earl Summer, Lloyd Vercler,
Myrvan Weeks, Esther Willhardt, Eugene Wehner.
Class of 1923 ā Alice Risser, Helen Mahle, Isadore Bay-
ler, Meredith Mosley, Mary Evelyn Hoeilin, Lyle Spring,
Clarence Blumenshine, Orva Wistehuff, Christian Blumen-
shine, Donald Muller, Clara Frederick, Harvey Summer, Alice
Esch, Ervin Wagner, Mary Stormer, Alvin Menz, Margaret
Ebert, Luella Guth.
Class of 1924ā Helen Birkett, Anna Bridt, Gladys Bra-
die, Lorraine Decker, Elsie Ekena, George Femer, Gerdon
Gundy, Harold Heitzman, Ethel Kehl, Maurice Marshall, Car-
line Ortwein, Harper Roehm, Lura Springer, Marietta Storey,
Edna Snell, Mildred Wurmnest, Carolyne Zinser, Adrian
Brook, Clarence Brunnenmeyer, Arthur Berck, Marion Deck-
er, Mabel Esch, Florence Guth, WelHngton Heyl, Agnes
Hunkler, Ralph Muller, Susan Mahle, Ralph Rinkenberger,
Lillian Rich, Ira Summer, Ida Shaffer, Lois Tilton, Helen
Thomas.
Class of 1925ā NeUie Belsly, Margaret Birkett, Alice
Chellberg, Carl Diebel, Ralph Esch, Viola Guth, Gertruc^e
Heiple, Pauline Hucckins, Glenwood Imhoff, Mary Jenkins,
Marcia McClung, Viola Newman, Margaret Orth, Doris Ropp,
George Storey, Orva Vogelgesang, Carl Wood, Glenn Wag-
ner, Frank Belsly, Esther Bradle, Carroll Imhoff, Miles Dun-
nington, Catherine Fish, Rhoda Hornish, Cecil Huguet, Vic-
toria Hoeflin, Gilbert Kyes, Louise Myer, Fred Nash, Ben-
jamin Pfefhnger, Eunice Schertz, Ralph Vercler, Ethel Wind,
Walter Williams.
Class of 1926ā Clyde Nutty, Bernice Bradle, Ruth Hol-
land, Henry Kehl, Lucile Vaubel, Walter Muller, Josephine
Mahle, Eva Stock, Mildred Heyl, Angie Thomas, Milton
Wagner, Harold Boley, Catherine Stormer, Ernest Hurst,
Frances Decker, Homer Muller, Lois Brown, Verna Summer,
Nellie Hartman, Robert Roehm, Raymond Blumenshine,, Or-
ville Guth, Richard Payne, Cecilia Brown, Sybil Ficht, Mae
Muller, Beula Attig, Irvin Slonneger, Esther Kinsinger, Les-
ter Vohland, Floy Crabtree.
Class of 1927ā Frances Birkett, Thelma Deatherage,
Kenneth Naffziger, Jessie Oberlander, Orvel Schroen, Mel-
vin Sommer, Stephen Smetana, Margaret Handschu, Sarah
Gerken, Frances Miller, Maona Nafziger, Clara Thomas,
Helen Tilton, Carl Vaubel, Homer Stormer, Margaret Stein,
EARLY HISTORY OF WASHINGTON, ILL. 137
Ii-vin Vogelgesang-, Donald Willhardt, Josephine Vohland,
Minerva Robbins, David Snell, Harry Williams, Orville Kamp,
Joseph Deatherage, Gertrude Decker, Fayette Draher, Helen
Ebert, Dorothy Imhoff.
Class of 1928 ā Glen Slonneger, Orville Thomas, Stanley
Weppler, Frances Mahle, Willis Brown, Clara Davison, Glad-
den Esch, Louise Murray, Willis Sullivan, Walter Koppen-
hoefer, Edith Kinsinger, John Roehm, Wilson Kimmell, An-
drew Hoeflin, Henry Esser, Ernest Miller, George Funk,
Martha Stock, Irvin Nofsinger, Irvin Kopp, Vernon Nof-
singer, Eugene Zinser, Clarence Slonneger, Paul Sullivan,
Erma Blumenshine, Russell Leighton, Edward Diebel, Mil-
dred Garber, Alma Shaffer, Frieda Minch, Donald White,
Tilman Theobald, Elmo Muller.
Class of 1929 ā John Blumenshine, Clarence Brown,
Blanche Dingledine, Gilbert Gross, Bessie Heiser, Catherine
Imhoff, Milton Kamp, Gertrude Ochenrider, Elda Spring,
Catherine Schabinger, Vera Vogelgesang, Virginia Busse,
Mildred Brown, Arta June Dixon, Lyle Hartman, Anna
Randschu, Alice Kimmell, Clyde Belsly, Clara Perrine,
Dorothy Small, Catherine Spring, Ruth Wehner, Robert
Bradle, Nellie Christ, Florence DuBois, Willis Hett, Dorothy
Holtzman, Robert Kern, Clare McClung, Dorothy Sullivan,
Clayton Summer, Elizabeth Storey.
Celebration of the 105th Anni-
versary of the Methodist Church
The Centennial of the establishment of the Methodist
church in Washington was celebrated on April 19, 20 and 21,
1928. The event was planned by Rev. S. L. Myers, pastor,
and the members of the congregation.
On Thursday evening, April 19, the pageant, "A Century
of Methodism," written by Mrs. Esther Myers, was presented
at the church. There were three scenes in the pageant, "The
Founding of the Methodist Society at Holland's Grove in
1828," "The Departure of Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Beggs in
1830," and "The Building of the First Methodist Church in
1839."
The cast of characters was as follows:
William Holland E. Garber
Mrs. William Holland Mrs. P. A. Birkett
Senath Holland - Roberta Burkey
138 EARLY HISTORY OF WASHINGTON, ILL.
William Heath L. E. Wood
Mrs. William Heath - Mrs. W. E. Petri
James Harvey George Muller
Mrs. James Harvey Cora Hill
Lawson Holland Howard Hughes
Rev. Jesse Walker J. M. Cooper
Elizabeth Heath Lois Tilton
Harriett Heath Lois Birkett
Rev. Stephen Beggs Lucien Wise
Matilda Holland Elizabeth Wood
Rev. Zadok Hall Ralph Muller
Henson Thomas Kenneth Naffziger
. Mrs. Henson Thomas Iris Tilton
Abraham Van Meter Davd Snell
William Birkett Chester Birkett
William Thompson Wilson Kimmell
Thomas Trimble Gilbert Muller
William Holland, Jr James Small
Mary Holland Ruble Casper
Hannah Harvey Marion Birkett
Wesley Harvey .ā - James Roehm
William Harvey William Roehm
Levicy Holland Audrey Seaton
The pageant was coached by Mrs. Pauline Hughes and
Mrs. Rita Marshall.
Friday evening, April 20, was Fellowship evening. At
6:30 a pot-luck supper, and at 7:30 a program of music and
speaking in the auditorium. Mrs. W. A. Pinckney, Rev. R.
W. Ames and Rev. W. B. Shoop recalled memories of former
days.
Sunday, April 22, at 11 a. m., sermon by Dr. Guy Z.
Moore, and at 7:30 p. m. an address by Dr. John H. Ryan,
the conference historian.
Historical List of Many of Our
Old Settlers Compiled for Record
Those Whose Birth Antedate 1800, Thomas Birkett, Sr.
A. D. Henry Bogardus
James Allison of Eureka Rev. John Bowen
Rev. Wells Andrews, Sr. George Burrow-
Nicholas Baker William Birkett
Sam Beck Reuben Bandy
John Birkett. Sr. Walter Birkett
EARLY HISTORY OF WASHINGTON, ILL.
139
Thomas Birkett
Thomas Brady
Garret Burns
Dr. Robert Burton
Thomas Bullock of Eureka
Willoughby Capes
Rev. Nathan W. J. Curtiss
Mathew Crane, Sr.
"Pap" Coon
Thomas Camlin
Archie Crobb
Ira Crosby
Dr. Carr
Peter P. Cartwright
Rev. Jason Corwin
Richard N. Cullom
Thomas Castle
George Cradle, Sr.
Mr. Davidson of Eureka
John Durham
George Duncan, Sr.
Rev. John Evans
Rev. George Elliott
Ira Fish
Samuel G. Franklin
William Farrow, Sr.
Abraham Grove
Henry Grove
Emanuel Hartman
William Holland, Sr.
William Heath
Joshua N. Harlan
Martin B. Hornish
William Houshaw
Samuel Hawkins
Titus Hungerford
Jonathan Hodge
Janes Harvey
Rev. Zadock Hall
Luke Humphrey
Richard Higgins
George Hill
Amhurst Kingsbury
George Kern
Laban Kyes, Sr.
Abram Rice
Joseph Kilso, Sr.
William Kern
Henry Kice
Jacob Lindley
John Lindley
John L. Marsh
Joseph Buckingham Miles
James McClure
Benjamin Mitchell
Rev. Reuben H. Maffett
Parker Morse
Morgan McCockhill
Benj. Majors of Eureka
Phillip Nicholai
Rufus North
Cyrus Parker
Jacob E. Parsons
Haven "Dad' Pierce
Joseph Planck
Alden Ranney
William Ricketts
John Redman
Eli Redman
Milton Shurtleff
Joshua Staples
George H. Shaw
Wm. G. Spencer
Robert Smith
Lyman Smith
John Sunderland.
Peter Tobias
William Thompson
William Trimmer
Thomas Trimble
Abram Van Me.>;r
Thomas L. Wathan
William Wilson
James West
James Wright
Levi Walkei-
William Weeks
August Whipple
James Waughop
Theodore Walker
E. A. Whipple
Mr. Wagner
James F. Waughop
Dr. G. P. Wood
James Wathen
Those WTiose Births Were From
1800 To 1835
John H. Anthony
Dr. R. G. Allen
Rev. William Adams
140
EARLY HISTORY OF WASHINGTON, ILL.
Brazilla Allee
Dr. J. Quincy Adams
Chas. N. Anthony, Sr.
Elijah M. Applegate
Robert Anderson
Benjamin Allen
George Applegate
John Brown
Phillip Brown
John M. Bush
Lewis Beal
Peter Brubaker
Robert Barnard
George Bayler, Sr.
Asa Brown
William Burroughs
Benjan-in Beddow
George Bon Durant
Mr. Baird, Eureka, 9 8 years
James S. Bell
Thomas Baird, Sr.
William B. Bogardus
David Brubaker
Thomas Baker
William Buckley
John Bayler
Thomas Baird, Jr.
Rev. Romulus Barnes
Squire D. Baker
Ira Castle
Dr. 3. W. D. Chase
David Cargill
Henry Cress, Sr.
Rev. I. A. Cornelison, D. D.
Thomas Cress
Abram Chaffer
Thomas Cooper
Vivian Cloud
William Criswell
Mr. Capes
George Cashman, 1805
James R. Crane
John Cargill
Orin Castle
A. A. Couch
Mathew Craig
John Cassels
James Cogswell
Joseph Culbertson
Andrew Cress
Chauncv C. Crandle
William Cunningham
George Crandle, Jr.
Shelby M. CuUom
Thomas Crane
Joel Cloud
Henry Dimmott
Asa Danforth
Samuel Davis
Henry Danforth, Sr.
John Dunlary
George Deibert
John Dingeldine
John W. Dougherty
Andrew Denhart
Joshua Dunnington
Isaac P. Dayhoff
James H. Elworthy
Wm. Eiramett
Isaac Eversoll
Joseph Eccles
Mr. Eggleston
H. Slem Eckhart
Rev. George Elliott
Roland Ellis, Sr.
John Enrest
Joseph Ellis, Sr
Benjamin Egley
Mr. Eichelberger
Mr. Engle
Phillip G. Ferree
Thomas Fish
George Ferner, Sr.
Anthony Field
Rev. George W. Freese
Andrew Frazer
Peter Fleming
Jonas Farlin
John Frederick
Nicholas Fries
George Fish
Frederick Fries
Geo. L. Gibson
John Gaunt
Jiles Greenman
Sanford P. Gorin
Christian Garber, Sr.
Wm. C. George
George Gipp
Mr. Gillura
Hiram Gove
Samuel Gove
EARLY HISTORY OF WASHINGTON, ILL.
141
Heuiy Grove
Abrani Grove
Henry Geason
George Gerard
Andrew Gerbrick
Thomas Gaunt
Jack Gorin (colored)
Emanuel Garber, Sr.
Dr. Goodman
Rev. Dr. Green
Noah Graves
Charles Greenman
Henry Heiple, Sr.
Michael Herbert
David Hill
Wesley B. Harvey
Alathew Holland
Rev. Hughes
William Higgins
Milton Hicks
William Huxtable, Sr.
Martin Huddlesion
Mr. Hawbaker
Berry Huddleston, 1835
Richard Higgins
James Huddleston
Henry Hops, Sr.
Frederick Hill
Lev. Heriford
Rev. Daniel R. Howe
J. Hadley
William Hittle
Lawson Holland
William Holmes
Israel Hicks
Richard Hartley
J. Hadley
Rev. Dr. S. W. Harkey
Thomas Huxtable
William Hepperly
William Holland, Jr.
Thomas Holland, Sr.
Andrew Hoeflin, Sr.
Conrad Italin
John Johnson
J. Roger Jenkins
Daniel Jones, Sr.
Joseph Kelso
William Kelso
Benjamin P Kelly
David Kindig
Joseph Kindig
Francis A. Kellogg
Nathaniel Kellogg
Ji cob Kern
John Kyd
Mathew Kingman
James Kyes
David Kyes
George Kinnear
Emanuel Kindig
John Kice
John Kopp
Robert Kelso
Aaron Kelso
Prof. Kellogg
Benjamin Kindig
Henry Kopp
Thomas Kirk
John Kern
Edwin Kingsbury
Adam Koker, Sr.
Joseph Kidd
Jacob Kennel
Charles L. Kyes
William Lockwood
John Lowman
Billings Lewis
Watson Lockwood
Ezra Lee
George Lewln
George Lewis
Wilson Lane
James Lane
Rev. F. Sanford Martin
Rev. John Maris
Mr. Milligan
Solomon Myers, Sr.
Benjamin Miles
John McClintock
James Marsh
William Mooberrj
William Murphy
William Merchant
Peter Myers
John McClintook
Benjamin Miles
Jonathan Mills
Joe Majors
Will Major
Joe Meek
Henrv Meek
142
EARLY HISTORY OF WASHINGTON, ILL.
Jack Mitchell
George McCuUough
Geo. L. Myer
Rev. R. B. McCorkle
Milas McCorkle
John Minch, Sr.
Josiah Moore
Alex Mooberry
William Monroe
Jack McGinnis
James McCloud
Hamilton McClure
Timothy McCarty
Valentine Naffziger, Sr.
Cyrus Nyles
Dr. Benjamin Nichols
Thomas Norvell, 1825
George P. Nicolai
Thomas Nelson
Benjamin O'Brien
Dennis Osborn
Phillip Orth, Sr.
David Osborn
Mr. Ott
Mr. Pearl
Allen Patrick
Peter Portman, Sr.
John Plum, Sr.
Andrew Pinkham
Joseph Portman
Jesse Petty
Eli Patrick
Andrew Pinkhani
Alfred Phillips
James Plum, Sr.
John Phillips
Hiram Parker
William Reed
George Reubsam
William A. Ross
William Ricketts
James Ramsey
George Rogers
Thomas Roberts
Joseph Rich, Sr.
Andrew Roads, 1810
Mr. Rubles
James Robinson
Prof. B. J. Radford
David Riegel
Thomas Reed
Hamilton Riddle
Mortimore Robinson
Mr. Ratleff
Christian Risser
Joe Reed
Mr. Richardson
A. Stockwell
J. Randolph Scott
William Sample
L. J. Smith
Jaser Sickler, Sr.
John Stock (father of George)
Christian Shaffer
Thomas Scott
Samuel Stumbaugh
Auric Smith
Thomas Strickland
William Sang
Mr. Sutton, S.-.
Emil Schaeber
James Smith, Jr
George Shafer
Nicholas Slagle
James Slagle
James Slack, Sr.
Peter T. Strubhar, Sr.
John Sampson
Jacob Stevens
James Patterson Scott
Peter P. Scott
James Smith, Sr
R. D. Smith
Adam Switzei
John Seitzei, Sr.
William Smith, Sr.
Horace Sill
Elmore Shoemaker
Jacob Sonneman
Robert Small
John Small, Sr.
Alex Small
Josiah Snyder
Jethrow Sumler
Reuben Skinner
Lorin Trowbridge, Sr.
Lewis Tobias
Andrew Thomas
Morris Reece Trimble
Mr. Timberman
Henry Tobias
James Thomas
EARLY HISTORY OF WASHINGTON. ILL.
14:5
Frank L. Tobias
Tunas Ten Eyck
Hensen Thomas
George Thomas
Mr. Truett
Jolin Unsicker
Jolin Vining
Rhodes Van Meter
William Van Camp
Jacob Vining
John Van Camp, Sr.
Nathan W. Van Meter
Real D. Van Meter
William Van Meter
Phillip Vauble
John Vauble
George Woodcock'
Dr. Elias Wenger
Richard Waughop, Sr.
James J. Waughop
Dr. R. B. M. Wilson
Jacob Wilsoi:
Phillip Wareham
Richard White, Sr.
Mr. Webster (father of A. M.)
John E. Waughop
George Woodcock
James Wright
Warren Willard
Dr. Elias Wenger
James J. Waughop
Levi Walker ā¢
Ja:ob Wilson
Richard White, Sr.
Dr. E. F. Wood
Prof. Josiah P. Wood
William Wallace
James Wathan
William Witte
Silas Willard
Richard Waughop, Sr.
John Weeks
Samuel Y. Weiser
Nesbert Young
Prof. Moses Yoder
George C. Yale
William B. Yale
Solomon Zinser, Sr.
Mr. Zaneis (father of Nicholas)
Frederick Aubrey
Those Whose Births Were After
1835
Frank Aubertine, Sr.
Wells Andrews, Jr.
John Augustine
Dr. A. Alphonso
J. C. Ashmon
George Andrews
John Asa Andrews
Ernest Augustine
Hamlet Amsbary
A. Abrahams
Charles Anthony, Jr.
Henry Bliss
Chas. L. Birkett
Herman Bunn
William Barnes
John Baetty
Robert Bamber
Elias Benford
Benjamin Bratt
T. O. Brown
John Bassett
R. S. Burnham
Obed Brown
R. Bingham
R. B. Brandon
J. W. Blumenschein
P. A. Brubaker
George Bayler, Jr.
Frank Risser
Valentine Burkey
James Baughman
Wesley Beauchamp
Joseph Birkett
Thomas Barrett
James Burns
Adam Burke, Sr.
Sol Betz
James Berney
Milton Berry, Sr.
Thornton L. Benford
George Burchard
John Bloodworth
W,m. A. Birkett
John Brown
J. C. Bowman
John Blumenshine
Wm. G. Bontz
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B. F. Biser
Charles Bayler, Jr.
G-eorge Blackwell
G. C. Bradford
James F. Brady
Lafayette B'rkett
W. S. Bowen
George Botham
Joe Bassett
John Burkey
John Crandle
Thomas Cooper
Milton Cloud
Thomas Crane
John Chaffer
Dr. Willia^m Crane
Samuel Cushmaa
James Cams
James Cameron
J. P. Oullen
G. G. Curtiss
Walter H. Crow
Jack Cress
Dan J. Chaffer
Elijah Chaffer
Johnson Cornwell
Jesse B. Cooper
Fred Chaffer
Mathew Craig
Isaac Cams
Mr. Corzelius
H. A. Criswold
George M. Cullen
George Crance
Charles Crane
George W. Cress
George Cline
Dr. Crawford
Calvin Cress
Thomas Cress
Andrew Cress
Peyton Cress
Peter Dorward
Henry Deffenbaugh
John Dunnington