Clermont County Genealogical Society
EARLY CLERMONT COUNTY DEATHS
FROM THE CLERMONT SUN
by Jennie Marshall
Died in Bethel, on the 15th inst., Mrs. Augustine Burke,
wife
of Orville Burke.
February 22, 1855
Died on Monday last, in Williamsburg Township, Mrs. Ellis,
wife of Stephen
Ellis.
April 5, 1855
Died at the residence of his father, in Concord, Josiah
Compton, son
of Mr. John Compton on the 24th ult., aged about 17 years.
April 5. 1855
Died on Sunday last, after a short illness, Mrs. Brown,
wife of Mr.
Frederick Brown, in this Township.
April 12, 1855
Died at Perintown, on Monday last, after a short illness, Mr.
Joseph
Dunlap, aged about 64 years.
April 19, 1855
On last Friday, Mr. John Kyle, an old and
highly esteemed citizen
of Union Township, committed suicide by cutting his throat with a sharp
knife.
He was a man of considerable property, and an early settler in Clermont
County.
May 10, 1855
Mr. James Pollock died last Friday at his
residence in Milford.
May 17, 1855
Gen. Richard Collins died at his residence near
Bantam, on Friday
last. Gen. Collins was once an able and distinguished lawyer of
Maysville,
Ky., and excelled at the Kentucky Bar. He leaves a family [mostly
grownj.
He was about 60 years of age and a son of the late Rev. John Collins,
so
well known in this County and State.
May 17. 1855
Died in Batavia, on Sunday last, Mrs. Kohler, wife of
Wolfgang
Kohler, aged about 50 years.
May 17. 1855
Died in Williamsburg, on Monday the 21st May, Sarah Louisa,
eldest
daughter of Mr. Sebastian Gravis, aged 16 years.
May 31, 1855
Died in Williamsburg, on Friday last, Mrs. Olive M'Millen, consort
of Mr. John M'Millen, leaving a husband and four small children.
May 31, 1855
Died at his residence in this County, on Friday last, Mr.
Joseph
Fagin, an old and respected citizen of this county. He was
about 81
years of age.
June21. 1855
Died June 8th, 1855, in Lee County, Iowa, Edmund Hitch,
in the
49th year of his age. He was a native of Kentucky and emigrated with
his
father, T. Hitch, Sr. and settled in Monroe Township, Clermont County,
Ohio
in 1814, where he resided until '51, when he removed to Iowa. He is the
first
that have died of a family of eight children, the oldest is now 61 and
the
youngest 44 years old. The father is still living in his 83rd year. He
has
left a wife and three children with many friends in Ohio and Iowa to
mourn
their loss.
June 28, 1835
Died in this city on the 14th July, Mrs. Nancy Fisher, wife
of Hon.
David Fisher, in the 62nd year of her age [Cm. Commercial].
Mrs. Fisher
was wife of Mr. David, long a resident of Clerniont County. She leaves
a
husband and several children. She was mother to W. B. Fisher, Esq. of
the
Clinton County Republican newspaper.
July 19, 1855
Died on Tuesday the 17th, at his residence in Miami Township, Joseph
Davis, Esq., about 70 years of age.
July 26, 1855
Died in this town, Saturday last, George L., infant son of
John G. and
Catharine A. Rhodes.
July 5, 1853
James Simmons, Sen., was born in Pennsylvania,
July 20th. 1778.
In his youth he moved to Kentucky, thence to Ohio and in spring of 1805
settled
on his farm near Laurel, Clermont County. Last fall he sold his farm
and
moved to Laurel, where he closed his earthly pilgrimage on Sabbath
morning,
June 24th, 1855. But with the companion of his youth, now in the 81st
year
of her age, six sons, two daughters, and a large connection mourn their
loss.
July 12. 1855
Died on Thursday last, the 26th alt., Mr. Isaac Stark,
aged about
60 years. He leaves a widow and a family, principally grown, and a
numerous
circle of friends.
August 2, 1855
Died in this place, on the 28th ult., George E., infant son
of George
M. and Ruth A. Davis, aged about eight months.
August 2, 1855
Died in Batavia, on Saturday last, Mary Brock, infant
daughter of J.A.
and Mary Penn.
August 9, 1855
Died in Batavia on Thursday last, George Howard, infant
son of
Dr. M'Millen, aged 21 months.
August 9, 1855
Died on Saturday last, at Salem, Ia., Kate A. George, 12
years
of age, daughter of D. B. and Susan George, of Cincinnati, late of
Batavia.
August 23, 1855
We learn that Mr. George Everhart, of
Williamsburg, died recently
in California, where he had gone sometime since. He leaves a family
here.
August 30, 1855
Died at the residence of his father, in this township, on Monday, the
20th
inst., John Smith, aged 30 years. He leaves
his aged bereaved
parents and his brothers and sisters to mourn their loss.
August 20, 1855
Died at her residence in Batavia Township, on the 26th ult., Elizabeth
Dial, widow of the late Gen. David Dial, in the 63rd year
of her age.
October 4, 1855
Died in Gallatin County, Illinios, on the 13th ult., John
Smith,
aged about 29 years and son of Mr. Christopher Smith of this Township.
November 1, 1855
Died August 17th, 1855, at his residence in Jasper County, Illinois, Mr.
C.A. Carpenter, formerly of the vicinity of New Boston, in
the 25th
year of his age. He leaves his wife and an infant son.
November 8, 1855
Died at the residence of her father, Benjamin Everson, in Amelia, Mrs. Hannah S. McGrew, wife of 1. Milton McGrew, (Clerk of the Court, of this county.) on Wednesday, November 28, aged 28 years. She leaves a husband and three children. December 6, 1855
Died August 1, 1855, Leavitt Thomas Sprague, in
the 23rd year
of his age, son of Timothy and Joanna Sprague, and grandson of the late
Martin
Pease, of this county, formerly of Edgartown, Massachusetts.
December 13, 1855
Died at the residence of her brother in-law, Samuel Pegg, of
Williamsburg
Township, Miss Sarah Foster, daughter of Thomas
Foster.
December 20, 1855
BIRTHS
Birth
Records
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Early
Clermont
Co. Births 1856-1857
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First Presbyterian Churches of Monroe
At Nicholsville & Bantam
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Baptisms of Children
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Anderson
Township Births 1906-1907
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Old
Bethel
Church Baptisms
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Old Bethel Church Baptisms 1894-1908
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Early Births 1856
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MARRIAGES
Early
Marriages 1800 - 1808
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Marriage
Book 13
1874-1876
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Goshen M. E. Church
Marriage
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DEATHS
Funerals
Conducted
by Rev. Hezekiah Hill 1862-1908
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The
Old
Village Graveyard
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Deaths
of Residents
Over 75 in 1875
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Infirmary
Discharges That Mention a Burial Place
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Death
Dates from
I.O.O.F. Lodge #313
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Early
Clermont
Deaths from The Ohio Sun
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Obituaries
From
the Clermont Sun 1890-1891
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Early
Deaths
from Clermont Sun 1855
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More
Deaths
1857-1859
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Stirling
& Moore Funeral Records 1888
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1880 Mortality Census
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Census
Goshen
1875
Quadrennial Census
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Quadrennial
Census,
Batavia, 1847
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Quadrennial
Census,
Batavia, 1855
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History
Incidents
in The
Early History of Clermont County
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Stonelick
Historical Notes
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Vacation
of a
Road in
Union Township
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Brown and Clermont County Families Mentioned
in the 1880 Clinton County History
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Day
Book For Clarke
& Frambes Mills 1838
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Immigration
Early
Naturalizations from Common Pleas Minutes
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Citizenship
Papers
1844-1900
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Names
of
New Found Naturalization Applicants
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Military
Veterans
in
Various Cemeterys
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Revolutionary
War Soldiers
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Clermont
Courier
Ads November 18, 1863
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Mexican War Veterans
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Revolutionary War Veterans
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Post Office
Post
Marks of
Clermont County
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Clermont
Postmasters 1800 - 1930
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Early
Unclaimed
Letters
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More
Unclaimed
Letters
Unclaimed
Letters 1855
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Bible Records
Manning
Bible
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Banister
Bible
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Bible
Records of
James McKinnie 1830
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Bible
Records
Index Volume Two
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Bible
Records Index
Volume Three
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Churches
Old
Bethel Church
and Cemetery
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History
of Old
Bethel Church 1868
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Calvary
Church
and Cemetery Washington Twp
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Edenton
Church
1861
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Places
Perin
Mills in 1863
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Goshen-
Land Of Milk
and Honey
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First
Settlers of
Jackson Township
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Legal
Voters of
Goshen Township 1855
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Batavia
in1847
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Poll
Book Goshen
Township 1853
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1840
Account
Book, Laurel Ohio
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Edenton
School # 4
Pupils
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Pensions
Pensions
1890
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More Pensions
1890
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Other
Indentures
1825
- 1831
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Index
To General
Store Account Book 1816-1819
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Vital
Statistics
From An Old Record Book
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Items
from Clermont
Courier 1836
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Clermont
Pensioners 1883
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Ohio
Pioneers That
Moved to Texas
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Persons
on the Petit
Jury 1880
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Jails
and Sheriffs
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Items
From
Early Clermont Courier 1852
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Meeting
of
Patriarchs 1882
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Surrender
Records From Childrens Home
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Gazetteer
1882
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Potpourri
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Articles
From The
Clermont Sun 1889
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River Boatmen
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Sale of Delinquent Lands
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