HISTORY
OF HOMŒOPATHY
AND ITS
INSTITUTIONS IN AMERICA
By William
Harvey King, M. D., LL. D.
Presented by
Sylvain Cazalet
CHAPTER VII
PULTE MEDICAL COLLEGE, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
By Charles E.
Walton, M. D., LL. D. ; J. D. Buck, M. D., Asso. Ed.A history of Pulte
College would not be complete without some mention of the pioneers of
homœopathy in Cincinnati.Dr. William Sturm, born
in Saxony, June, 1796, a personal student of Samuel Hahnemann,
introduced homœopathy to Cincinnati in 1839. He soon established a
large practice in spite of the pronounced opposition and ridicule of the
old school physicians, and became extensively known in the border towns
of southern Ohio.The second homœopathic
physician to locate in the city was Dr. Joseph H. Pulte, in allusion to
whom the college was named. Dr. Pulte was a man of education and
possessed great skill and ability in the practice of medicine. It is
said of him that at one time when a distinguished Greek visited
Cincinnati Dr. Pulte was the only citizen to be found who could converse
with the foreigner in his native tongue.Dr. Pulte was the son
of a distinguished physician, with wham he first studied medicine, and
was born in Germany, October 6, 1811. He was graduated from the
University of Marburgh in 1833, and soon afterward came to New York city
and translated the writings of Hahnemann into English. He was one of the
founders of the Allentown Academy, which was the precurser of the Homœopathic
Medical College of Pennsylvania, established in 1848. He located in
Cincinnati in 1840 and won many laurels in the successful treatment of
cholera during the dreadful epidemic of 1849. He published two well
known books, Pulte’s “Domestic Medicine,” and “Women’s
Medical Guide.” He died in the city of his latest adoption,
February 24, 1884, at the age of seventy-three years.From 1849 to 1872 many
eminent homœopathic physicians made Cincinnati the seat of their
activities : Dr. Benjamin F. Ehrman, Dr. Davis, Dr. Garretson, Dr.
Bigler, Dr. James G. Hunt, Dr. Peck and Dr. William Owens. All these
were practicing here in 1849. Dr. Gerhard Saal came in 1852 ; Dr.
E. C. Wetherell in 1853 ; Dr. Charles Cropper in 1854 ; Dr.
Fred. Ehrman in 1857 ; Dr. J. W. Leech in 1860 ; Dr. T. C.
Bradford in 1863 ; Dr. J. D. Buck in 1870 ; and Dr. S. R.
Beckwith in 1870.By this time -1872- homœopathy
had become thoroughly established, and the demand for homœopathic
physicians was increasing. There were only six colleges in the United
States -Hahnemann of Philadelphia, New York Homœopathic, Cleveland
Homœopathic, St. Louis Homœopathic, Hahnemann of Chicago, and the New
York Medical College for Women. The time seemed ripe for a new college.
There was none in the south, and those at St. Louis and Chicago were the
only ones in the west and northwest. Drs. Beckwith and Buck were fresh
from college work in Cleveland, and their enthusiasm was unabated when
they located in Cincinnati. They saw in this location a favorable field
for a new school of medicine and set about its organization. They
interested Dr. Pulte, who had become wealthy in the practice of
medicine, and succeeded in securing from him the promise of substantial
financial aid. Under his encouragement the fine property at Seventh and
Mound streets, occupied by Maxwell’s Young Woman’s Academy, was
purchased for $40,000, and in recognition of his munificence organized a
college under the name of the Pulte Medical College.Photo : Pulte Medical College.
The first session was
begun in the autumn of 1872, with the following board of trustees and
faculty :
TRUSTEES.
Hon. Bellamy Storer
Hon. Job E. Stevenson
Hon. M. B. Hagans
Gazzam Gano
John E. Bell
J. L. Keck
S. R. Beckwith, M. D.
George Eustis
A. H. Hinkle
W. L. Evans
Amos Shinkle
F. C. Huntington
Hugh McBirney
Hon. P. W. Strader
R. M. Bishop
J. Stacey Hill
John P. Epply
A. D. Bullock
C. F. Bradley
John Cinnamon
J. H. Pulte, M. D.
J. N. Kinney
J. W. Banning
J. W. Baker
M. H. Slosson, M. D.
S. C. Foster
Of these all are now dead but three -Mr. Stevenson,
Mr. Gano and Mr. Foster.
FACULTY.
J. D. Pulte, M. D., professor of the science of
clinical medicine.M. H. Slosson, M. D., professor of institutes and
practice of medicine.Charles Cropper, M. D., professor of materia medica.
William H. Hunt, M. D., professor of obstetrics.
T. C. Bradford, M. D., professor of gynecology.
D. H. Beckwith, M. D., professor of diseases of
children.C. C. Bronson, M. D., professor of the principles of
surgery and surgical pathology.S. R. Beckwith, M. D., professor of operative
surgery.D. W. Hartshorn. M. D., professor of surgical anatomy
and orthopedic surgery.William Owens, M. D., professor of anatomy.
J. D. Buck, M. D., professor of physiology, pathology
and microscopy.G. Saal, M. D., professor of toxicology and hygiene.
George R. Sage, Esq., professor of medical
jurisprudence.N. F. Cooke, M. D., Chicago, Ills., professor of
special pathology and diagnosis.T. P. Wilson, M. D., professor of ophthalmic surgery
and aural surgery.Emil Loescher, lecturer on chemistry.
Of these Drs. Buck, D.
H. Beckwith, Hartshorn and. Wilson are still alive, though only one, Dr.
Buck, is actively connected with the faculty.
The session began
September 26, 1872, and ended February 13, 1873, embracing the customary
twenty weeks which constituted a college course at that time.
From the first Pulte
Medical College adopted the graded plan of instruction, thus departing
from the old method of giving a duplicate course for the two sessions,
which was then required for graduation. This resulted in more thorough
instruction, and has become the established custom in all colleges.
There were thirty-eight matriculates and twelve graduates for the first
session. The college has had seven deans :
Dr. S. R. Beckwith, 1872 to 1876.
Dr. William Owens, 1876 to 1877.
Dr. M. H. Slosson, 1877 to 1879.
Dr. D. W. Hartshorn, 1879 to 1880.
Dr. J. D. Buck, 1880 to 1891 ; 1892 to 1904.
Dr. C. D. Crank, 1891 to 1892.
Dr. C. E. Walton, 1904.
In addition to those constituting the first faculty,
the following have been identified with the college at different
times :
Dr. E. W. Fish
Dr. C. E. Walton
Dr. C. D. Crank
Dr. J. J. Marvin
Dr. J. W. Haines
Dr. J. W. Vance
Dr. F. H. Schell
Dr. W. A. Franklin
Dr. J. P. Geppert
Dr. S. W. Cohen
Dr. H. H. Harker
Dr. J. E. Baker
Dr. J. W. Overpeck
Dr. T. E. Linn
Dr. A. Leight Monroe
Dr. W. S. Hatfield
Dr. Henry Snow
Dr. G. W. Miller
Dr. L. Phillips
Dr H. H. Wiggens
Dr. P. T. Kilgour
Dr. A. E. Goldsmith
Dr. W. T. Partridge
Dr. A. C. Rockey
Dr. S. E. Hyndman
Dr. William Owens, Jr.
Dr. S. A. Hageman
Dr. G. C. McDermott
Dr C. M. Lukens
Dr. J. M. Crawford
Dr. O. T. Joslin
Dr. R. F. Buchanan
Dr. Wm. A. Geohegan
Dr. C. A. Pauly
Dr F. W. Fischbach
Dr. S. R. Geiser
Dr. J. G. Keelor
Dr. F. C. Gunkle
Dr. J. A. Davis
Dr. L. D. Meader
Dr. Stella Hunt
Mr. F. W. Hinkle
Dr. A. W. Calloway
Dr. F. W. Fischer
Dr. R. G. Reed
Dr. W. H. Fischer
Dr. O. W. Lounsbury
Dr. A. L. McCormick
Dr. M. M. Eatow
Dr. Lewis Sherman
Dr. William Gaylord
Dr. A. M. Countryman
Dr. J. A. Lucy
Dr. George B. Ehrman
Mr. T. M. Hinkle
Dr. Phil. Porter
Dr. Thomas M. Stewart
Dr. C. C. Meade
Dr. S. D. Clayton
Dr. C. Zurmuhlen
Dr. A. I. Babendrier
Dr. C. N. Cooper
Dr. W. F. Findley
Dr. John Goddard
Dr. C. H. Struble
Dr. E. S. Wiggen
Dr. W. F. Reilly
Dr. W. G. Hier
Dr. W. N. Graessle
The remainder will be
found in the list of the present faculty.
In 1874 Dr. William H.
Holcombe, ex-president of the American Institute of Homœopathy, moved
to the city from New Orleans, formed a partnership with Dr. S. R.
Beckwith, and identified himself with the college, to which he brought
the benefit of rare scholarship.
During the winter of
1878, Dr. T. S. Verdi, chairman of the board of health of the District
of Columbia, delivered a week’s course of lectures on sanitary science
and public health, at the close of which, in recognition of his services
the faculty and class presented him with a handsome silver inkstand and
a gold pen.
Primarily Pulte Medical
College was organized for the instruction of male students, but before
long the women were knocking for admittance. After a severe faculty
conflict they were admitted ; subsequently they were excluded for a
few sessions, then finally the college became a co-educational
institution.
Early in its career the
young college was nearly swamped by financial troubles, owing to the
debt for the purchase of its real estate. The promised support of Dr.
Pulte was not furnished and only after a bitter legal fight, during
which the property was twice sold by the sheriff, was the title secured.
Too much honor cannot be paid Dr. William Owens for his heroic efforts
in saving the property. In the meantime the scholastic efforts of the
faculty were a success, and year after year numbers of physicians were
turned out to swell the ranks of homœopathy.
Photo : Joseph H. Pulte, M. D.
Many of Pulte’s
graduates have become distinguished in the profession, and have made
their influence felt in the councils of many state societies and in the
American Institute of Homœopathy. One of them, Charles E. Walton, was
president of the institute in 1900, when the Hahnemann Monument was
dedicated in the city of Washington.
As a stimulus to study
Pulte Medical College instituted the special degree of “Fellow of
Pulte College”, which was bestowed after three years of study and
the passing of a special examination. Only a few of these degrees were
given, two of the most prominent recipients being Prof. Charles Gatchell
of Chicago, and Dr. George C. Jeffery of Brooklyn.
To the same end the
Whetstone gold medal, of the value of one hundred dollars, was given for
superior attainments. In addition a gold medal and a silver medal were
given to the two who had the highest and the second highest grades as
determined by the college examination for graduation.
Before many years it
was thought that a Pulte diploma should furnish sufficient impetus for
hard work and all prizes were withdrawn. The result proved the soundness
of this judgment, as the grade-book bears evidence.
In July, 1901, the
upper story of the college building was destroyed by fire. This
furnished the opportunity to remodel the entire structure and make of it
a combined college and hospital : Several wards and single rooms
and a fine operating room were provided. This improvement greatly
enlarged the clinical advantages of the college, which already had the
control of the Home for the Friendless and Foundlings, for obstetric and
pediatric work, and the Bethesda Hospital. In addition her students have
access to the daily public clinics held in the Cincinnati Hospital.
Associated with the college there has always been the Homœopathic Free
Dispensary, which yearly affords abundant material for clinical
purposes.
Some years ago Pulte
for the second time experienced the keen disappointment of blasted
financial expectation. Mr. William Hooper, a staunch supporter of homœopathy,
made the munificent bequest of one hundred thousand dollars, but
unfortunately, he died within a year after his will was made. Under the
Ohio statutes, the bequest was void. Some compensation for this great
loss was furnished by Mr. Hooper’s sister, Miss Caroline Hooper, who
made an endowment of twenty-five thousand dollars, which was made
operative in 1904.
“Old Pulte,”
as we call the college we are writing about, has done much for homœopathy
since her organization. Beginning with a strong faculty, many of whom
were old college professors, it has been her policy to foster the
ambitions of her alumni, until today every member of the faculty but two
is one of her graduates. Every physician in Cincinnati who was willing
to do college work has had an opportunity if he possessed any aptitude
for teaching. Ability to teach has been the test, and today she
possesses a strong corps of teachers. She has kept pace with the times
and is able to compete with the best colleges in the country in fitting
students to become successful practitioners. Her laboratories are ample,
and the preliminary work of a medical education is thoroughly supplied.
No college can furnish its students with both brains and instruction.
The power to comprehend and assimilate must be furnished by the
students. Several students who have failed to get a diploma have learned
that the faculty is not omnipotent, and that in obtaining a medical
education there is really something for the student to do.
For several years the
Hahnemann Society, and later the Philadelphos Society, formed
exclusively of the students, performed an important function, its object
being to review the lectures of the week. It met every Friday night.
This was particularly serviceable when all the students attended all the
lectures. With the development of the grade course, class distinction
became more manifest, and the society fell into disuse.
Then came the
intercollegiate fraternities with their distinctive influence upon
college life. It is doubtful, however, if the good work of the old
Hahnemann societies has ever been equaled, but their day is gone.
The first commencement,
at which ten graduates received diplomas, was held February 13, 1873, at
Brock’s hall, corner of Mound and Barr streets. The exercises, which
were presided over by Judge Storer, president of the board of trustees,
were followed by a banquet, which was participated in by the trustees,
faculty, recent graduates and some of the under-graduates. It was a
memorable occasion, and the daily papers gave extended notices of the
event. Of all who responded to toasts that night, only two are alive
today, Prof. J. D. Buck and Prof. T. P. Wilson. The subject of the
latter’s toast was : “The Ladies, God bless them ! They
are all homœopathic ; they cure what they cause, -disease of the
heart.” The second commencement was held in Hopkins hall.
Subsequent commencements were held in College hall, now a thing of the
past. For the last several years the audience room of the Scottish Rite
cathedral has been the scene of graduation.
Photo : J. D. Buck, M. D.
One memorable
commencement, at which forty-three were graduated, was held May 24,
1877, at Schmidt’s pavillion, situated on the brow of Price hill, and
was at that time one of the favorite resorts for Cincinnatians. The
following year, on May 28, 1878, the graduating exercises were held at
the Highland house, another hill-top resort somewhat famous in the
annals of national politics.
During the winter of
1876-7, a series of popular lectures were given by members of the
faculty -in the college amphitheatre, which did much to attract public
attention to the college.
In the early part of
her career, Pulte made overtures of amalgamation to the Cleveland Homœopathic
College, but they proved to be unseductive, and the two colleges of the
state have maintained an independent and successful existence.
To the homœopathic
ladies of Cincinnati the college owes much. In answer to an appeal from
the college, they held a fair through an entire week in December, 1874,
in College hall, from which was realized about four thousand dollars.
Photo : Charles E. Walton, M. D., LL. D.
Pulte looks back, upon
her thirty-three years of labor with reasonable pride. Her six hundred
and sixty-five alumni are to be found in nearly every state of the
union. She has a united faculty of seasoned instructors, and she is out
of debt. With the colleges of other schools of medicine in Cincinnati,
she is at present burdened with a scarcity of students, owing to
extraneous causes. The high requirement for matriculation by the board
of registration and examination has reduced the number of students so
that there are in the four colleges of the city barely eighty freshmen,
while at one time there were nearly if not quite three hundred. The
falling off of medical students throughout the country is very
noticeable, but the quality is improved, and the public does not yet
seem to be clamoring for more doctors. When it does, they will be made.
The alumni of Pulte
have every reason to be proud of their alma mater. She is known
throughout the land as one of the best homœopathic colleges. She is
recognized by the New York state board as a registered college. This
recognition admits for a practitioner’s license without attendance at a
New York college. Her graduates have taken first honors at the New York
Ophthalmic Hospital College, and first honors at the Cumberland Street
Hospital in Brooklyn. She furnishes an education that meets the demands
of actual practice, and is constantly seeking to improve her methods of
instruction.
Of her first class
-1873- consisting of nine, four are still living, of whom Dr. W. E.
Green, of Little Rock, Arkansas, is known everywhere as a most
accomplished surgeon. He has already been the first vice-president of
the American Institute of Homœopathy, and his host of friends in the
profession are confident that still higher honors await him. His alma
mater hopes to be first in congratulating him at that time.
One of the great
advantages furnished by Pulte for the last few ears is seen in its
obstetric clinic. Thirty years ago the graduate who had seen one case of
labor during his college course was to be envied ; now the graduate
who has not attended from ten to twenty cases, has not improved his
opportunities. The staff of the Home of the Friendless is composed of
members of the Pulte faculty, and our students have the entré of that
institution which for fifty years has been caring for unfortunate women
of the city. This, with the college dispensary, furnishes all the labor
cases the students care to attend.
Another advantage
cannot be passed without mention. During the entire session the
amphitheatre of the Cincinnati Hospital is open to all the medical
students of the city. Two hours each day are devoted to public clinics
conducted by some of the most eminent physicians and surgeons in the
west. This forms a most important part of the course of each medical
college, and furnishes a desirable variety of instruction which appeals
to the conscientious student.
This history of Pulte
has endeavored to bring together, in concise form, the salient points of
interest, which, it is hoped, will interest the profession and her
alumni. No attempt has been made to make this a pictorial history, with
cuts of laboratories, lecture rooms, wards, or operating rooms, after
the modern advertising method of summer resort hotels ; we prefer
to let the statement of facts speak for her worth, and shall be content
to exhibit a picture of the one after whom the college was named ;
of the one who was for the greatest number of years her dean ; of
him who is present dean ; and of the college itself.
Pulte deserves the
support of her alumni, and promises in return her faithful efforts to
turn out from year to year physicians who can cope with the best in the
endeavor to ameliorate suffering, and to cure the sick.
TRUSTEES, OFFICERS AND FACULTY, 1905.
Trustees : Thornton M. Hinkle, LL.
B., A. M., president ; H. C. Stewart, secretary ; C. D. Crank,
M. D., treasurer ; Joseph Meader, Seth C. Foster, Gazzam Gano,
Alexander Hill, J. D. Buck, M. D., Charles E. Walton M. D.
Officers of the
Faculty : Charles E. Walton M. D., LL. D., dean ; S. R.
Geisen, M. D., registrar ; C. A. Pauley, M. D., treasurer ; W.
H. Smith, M. D., secretary.
The Faculty :
Dana W. Hartshorn M. D., emeritus professor of
surgery. C. D. Crank, M. D., emeritus professor of pædology.J. M. Crawford, A. M., M. D., LL. D., emeritus
professor of physical diagnosis and diseases of the chest.J. D. Buck, M. D., professor of principles and
practice of medicine and of mental diseases ; lecturer on the
Organon and the science of homœopathy.Charles E. Walton, A. M., M. D., LL. D., professor
of operative and clinical surgery and gynecology.W. A. Geohegan, M. D., professor of the practice of
medicine.C. A. Pauley, M. D., professor of rectal surgery
and genito-urinary diseases.A. L. McCormick, A. M., M. D., professor of
physical diagnosis.Thomas M. Stewart, M. D., O. et A. Chir., professor
of ophthalmology.Henry Snow, M. D., professor of neurology.
S. R. Geiser, A. M., M. D., professor of materia
medica and therapeutics.Lincoln Phillips, M. D., professor of physiology
and pædiatrics.H. H. Wiggers, M. D., professor of principles of
surgery and of electro-therapeutics.F. W. Hinkle, A. B., professor of medical
jurisprudence.J. A. Davis, M. D., professor and demonstrator of
anatomy and lecturer on orthopedics.P. T. Kilgour, M. D., professor of practice and
dermatology.F. W. Fishbach, M. D., professor of the practice of
medicine.L. D. Meader, A. M., M. D., professor of pathology,
bacteriology and clinical microscopy.A. Babendreier, M. D., adjunct professor of the
practice of medicine.R. G. Reed, M. D., O. et A. Chir., professor of
otology and rhino-laryngology.W. H. Smith, M. D., professor and demonstrator of
chemistry and bacteriology.C. C. Meade, B. S., M. D., professor of obstetrics.
C. N. Cooper, M. D., professor of materia medica.
W. F. Riley, M. D., professor of rhinology and
laryngology.Lecturers and Demonstrators : F. W. Fisher, A.
M., M. D., instructor in Latin and terminology.C. Zurmuhlen, M. D., lecturer on pharmacology.
W. T. Findley, M. D., demonstrator in the surgical
laboratory.C. H. Struble, M. D., lecturer on anatomy.
E. S. Wiggers, M. D., assistant in the practice of
medicine.W. G. Hier, M. D., lecturer on sanitary science and
hygiene.George B. Ehrmann, M. D., lecturer on materia
medica.W. N. Graessle, M. D., assistant demonstrator of
embryology.Charles R. Buck, M. D., lecturer on physiology.
Charles E. Geiser, M. D., demonstrator in
histology.Ida E. McCormick, M. D., demonstrator in pathology
and bacteriology.Ella G. Huntington, M. D., demonstrator in
chemistry.John P. Throenle, M. D., clinical assistant to
ophthalmology.F. C. Weber, M. D., assistant to pharmacology.
G. W. Adams, M. D., clinical assistant to
genito-urinary diseases.Laboratory Assistants : Bertha V. Anthony, M.
D., assistant in clinical microscopy and pathology.Florence M. Pollock, assistant in pathology and
bacteriology.
PULTE ALUMNI.
Name __________ Year of graduation.
Adams, C. W. __________ Pa. 1890
Adams, Frank __________ Ohio 1875
Adams, Glen __________ 1904
Aiken, Wm. H. __________ Ohio 1884
Alexander, H. Q. __________ Ohio 1897
Allen, E. G. __________ Ky. 1889
Ammerman, F. __________ Ohio 1878
Anderson, F. D. __________ Ohio 1893
Anderson, Clarence __________ Ky. 1888
Anderson, E. __________ Ind. 1877
Andrews, Jas __________ Ohio 1880
Anthony, Bertha V. H. __________ 1902
Askenstedt, F. C. __________ Mich. 1889
Ayer, Chapman __________ Ohio 1879
Babendreier, Albert I. __________ Ohio 1899
Bagby, Geo. F. __________ Ky. 1892
Bashore, Jacob I. __________ Ohio 1899
Baker, Henry F. __________ Ohio 1875
Baker, J. F. __________ Ohio 1873
Baker, J. W. __________ N. Y. 1887
Baker, R. H. __________ Tenn. 1881
Bailey, N. H. __________ Ohio 1880
Baird, H. L. __________ Pa. 1889
Ballard, A. N. __________ Ind. 1876
Ballard, S. E. __________ 1902
Barbee, B. J. __________ Ohio 1880
Barlow, E. C. __________ 1901
Barnes, L. S. __________ Ohio 1881
Bass, S. Q. __________ Ohio 1896
Battin, D. W. __________ Ind. 1883
Bayliff, J. E. __________ Ohio 1887
Beall, D. W. __________ Ind. 1884
Beall, T. E. __________ Ohio 1883
Bebout, Sarah J. __________ Ohio 1882
Beckner, J. F. __________ Ind. 1879
Beckwith, Bruce S. __________ Ohio 1884
Beebe, Harrietta S. __________ N. Y. 1883
Bell, J. D. __________ Texas 1893
* Bently, Isaac __________ Canada 1887
Bernard, Geo. W. __________ Ohio 1879
Biddle, H. N. __________ Ohio 1896
Bier, P. A. __________ Pa. 1878
Bissell, Geo. R. __________ N. Y. 1877
Black, S. S. __________ Canada 1875
Blackburn, G. E. __________ Ark. 1879
Blackburn, W. J. __________ Ohio 1900
Blackford, Geo __________ 1904
Blackford, Harry __________ 1904
Blackshaw, J. E. __________ Pa. 1891
Blaine, W. McG __________ Ohio 1895
Blair, T. L. __________ Pa. 1891
Bliss, A. S. __________ Iowa 1898
Blosser, N. H. __________ Ohio 1886
Booth, Mary J. __________ Ohio 1885
Bowers, I. H. __________ Ind. 1896
Braden, C. F. __________ Texas 1890
Bradford, Geo. M. __________ Pa. 1889
Bradley, Benj. A. __________ Ohio 1882
Brandon, J. D. __________ Ohio 1883
Brant, A. T. __________ Pa. 1878
Breckbill, H. F. __________ Ohio 1878
Brewster, C. B. __________ 1904
Brickley, Laura C. __________ Ohio 1885
Brigham, R. E. __________ Ind. 1880
Brill, A. J. __________ Ohio 1887
Britton, E. B. __________ Del. 1878
Brooks, F. D. __________ N. Y. 1878
Brown, G. E. __________ Mich. 1876
Brown, Geo. E. __________ Ky. 1886
Brown, H. S. __________ Me. 1891
Brown, J. F. __________ Mich. 1875
Brown, T. L. __________ Ohio 1878
Brown, Tom W. __________ Ohio 1875
Brown, Wm. L. __________ Ohio 1882
Bryon, Joseph T. __________ Ky. 1883
Buchanan, Belle C. __________ Ohio 1883
Buchanan, R. F. __________ Ohio 1877
Buck, Chas. R. __________ 1902
Buck, E. C. __________ Ohio 1891
* Buck, O. H. __________ Wis. 1876
* Buddeke, John W. __________ Tenn. 1885
Bulla, Jr., J. M. __________ Ind. 1888
Bull, W. H. H. __________ Ohio 1885
Burns, J. W. __________ Ark. 1882
Burriss, Wm __________ Kan. 1886
Burriss, Levi __________ Ind. 1878
Butchart, James __________ Canada 1888
* Byrkett, J. W. __________ Ohio 1878
Caldwell, R. W. __________ Ohio 1885
Campbell, Alex __________ Mich. 1882
Campbell, D. W. __________ Mich. 1882
Campbell, O. J. __________ Canada 1876
Campbell, I. V. C. __________ Pa. 1878
Canaday, Wm. J. __________ 1900
Capps, Wm __________ Ore. 1883
* Carranza, Panfilo __________ Mexico 1882
Carrick, R. L. __________ Ky. 1888
Carter, P. S. __________ N. Y. 1886
Cartlich, J. W. __________ Iowa 1883
Chamberlain, M. __________ Iowa 1878
Charlton, A. J. __________ Canada 1897
Chase, E. F. __________ Mich. 1878
Clapper, D. __________ Ind. 1876
Clayton, S. D. __________ Ohio 1886
Cleary, J. L. __________ Wis. 1878
Cleary, M. H. __________ Wis. 1878
* Clemmer, F. O. __________ Ohio 1876
Clemmer, J. W. __________ Ohio 1876
Clifford, Geo. G. __________ Texas 1888
Cobb, E. V. __________ Ohio 1878
Coffeen, C. R. __________ Ind. 1878
Cohen, S. W. __________ Ohio 1878
Combs, T. W. __________ Ind. 1885
Conkling, Clifford W. __________ Ind. 1900
Connell, R. D. __________ Ohio 1878
Connell, R. W. __________ Ohio 1873
Connelly, Ralph W. __________ Ohio 1882
Cook, E. M. __________ Canada 1883
Cook J. Homer __________ Ohio 1883
Countryman, A. M. __________ Minn. 1881
Covert, R. W. __________ Mich. 1878
Coyner, J. W. __________ Tenn. 1878
Craig, J. M. __________ Ky. 1881
Crawford, J. M. __________ Ohio 1878
Crank, F. DeW __________ Cal. 1883
Crawfis, Geo. A. __________ Pa. 1888
Crooks, E. W. __________ Ohio 1874
Cross, S. N. __________ Cal. 1877
Cullison, M. R. __________ Pa. 1881
Culter, F. O. __________ Ohio 1888
Curtis, Alex __________ N. Y. 1877
Cutler, C. E. __________ Iowa 1878
* Cutler, H. C. __________ Iowa 1876
Cutler, W. P. __________ Ohio 1881
Daily, J. C. __________ Ark. 1883
Dashiel, W. R. __________ Texas 1885
Davis, A. L. __________ Ohio 1877
Davis, A. L. __________ Iowa 1881
Davis, A. P. __________ Ill. 1877
Davis, J. A. __________ Ohio 1883
Davis, J. H. __________ Ohio 1886
Day, C. F. __________ Ohio 1883
* Day, Geo. W. __________ Ind. 1888
Day, L. A. L. __________ Ohio 1885
Dean, D. A. __________ N. Y. 1878
Deacon, Geo. H. __________ Peru, S. A. 1877
DeLaureal, G. R. __________ La. 1881
Dickey, F. J. __________ Ill. 1878
Dickey, J. W. __________ Texas 1886
Dixon, W. S. __________ Ohio 1876
Downey, F. E. __________ Ill. 1878
Dunham, Frank __________ Ind. 1889
Dwyer, H. H. __________ Ohio 1888
* Dysart, D. M. __________ Ohio 1878
Earle, E. W. __________ Ohio 1877
Earnest, A. __________ Ohio 1878
Eaton, Jr., M. M. __________ Ohio 1888
Eaton, S. A. __________ N. Y. 1876
Eby, H. W. __________ Ohio 1887
Edgar, J. F. __________ Iowa 1877
Edgar, S. F. __________ Ohio 1874
Egry, Wm __________ Ohio 1878
Ehrman, Geo. B. __________ Ohio 1883
Eiche, R. J. L. __________ Ohio 1886
Ellis, J. T. __________ Ohio 1880
Ely, John W. __________ Pa. 1882
Ely, Jonas __________ Pa. 1887
Emery, W. C. __________ Ohio 1878
Enos, W. H. __________ Ill. 1880
Estep, C. S. __________ Ohio 1891
Eubanks, W. C. __________ Ky. 1892
Evans, E. M. __________ Ind. 1885
Evans, O. C. __________ Ind. 1878
Fackler, J. M. __________ Ohio 1878
Fahnestock, W. H. __________ Ohio 1893
Faries, Frank M. __________ Ohio 1885
Fawcett, John W. __________ Ohio 1888
Fenton, F. T. __________ Mich. 1881
Ferris, C. __________ Ohio 1885
Findley, W. T. __________ Ohio 1887
Fish, Julia F. __________ 1901
Fishback, F. W. __________ Ohio 1888
Fischer, F. W. __________ Ohio 1887
Fischer, C. E. __________ Kan. 1875
Fischer, J. S. __________ Ohio 1876
Fischer, W. H. __________ Mich. 1876
Fitch, H. Leroy __________ Pa. 1882
Fletcher, C. G. __________ Kan. 1881
Flynn, J. K. __________ Ohio 1878
Ford, C. E. __________ Ohio 1885
Foster, Geo __________ Canada 1876
Foster, H. E. __________ Mich. 1881
* Ford, Ewell __________ Ind. 1874
Franks, Clara B. __________ 1802
Freeman, E. F. __________ N. Y. 1883
French, J. C. __________ Ohio 1875
French, M. R. __________ Ohio 1880
Fristoe, E. L. __________ Ohio 1878
Furnas, Robert __________ Ohio 1877
* Garretson, Geo. C. __________ Ohio 1873
Gatchell, Chas __________ Wis. 1874
Gault, W. P. __________ Ky. 1897
Gaylord, Wm __________ Ohio 1884
Geiser, Chas. E. __________ 1901
Geiser, S. R. __________ Mo. 1875
Geohegan, Wm. A. __________ Ill. 1882
George, J. D. __________ Ky. 1892
Georgi, Sophia E. __________ Ohio 1899
Geppert, J. P. __________ Ohio 1877
Gessler, A. E. __________ Mich. 1877
Gibbs, F. L. __________ Ohio 1896
Gilbert, C. H. __________ Ohio 1878
Gill, W. E. __________ Ohio 1877
Gilliland, Sarah M. __________ Ohio 1885
Goddard, Jr., John __________ Ohio 1897
Goldsmith, A. E. __________ Minn. 1902
Goodridge, Hannah __________ 1903
Goodsell, J. W. __________ Pa. 1898
Gordon, I. B. __________ Ohio 1891
Grabill, F. D. __________ Ohio 1878
Graessle, Wm. N. __________ 1903
* Grant, F. F. __________ N. Y. 1877
Grant, G. D. __________ Ohio 1878
Green, F. P. __________ Ark. 1881
Green, W. E. __________ Ohio 1873
Greene, S. Ward __________ Ohio 1888
Greene, E. Sumner __________ Mo. 1882
Griffin, C. __________ Ohio 1876
Griffin, Judson W. __________ N. Y. 1877
Griffin, S. __________ Iowa 1885
Grosvenor, Elmer B. __________ Ind. 1882
Haerr, J. A. __________ Ohio 1881
Haffner, W. H. __________ Ohio 1879
Hageman, S. A. __________ Ky. 1881
Haines, Albert D. __________ N. Y. 1884
Haines, Chas. T. __________ N. Y. 1887
Hakes, Chas. W. __________ N. Y. 1888
Hammer, A. J. __________ N. Y. 1886
Hammond, T. A. __________ N. Y. 1882
Hampton, M. M. __________ Ind. 1876
Hance, W. C. __________ Ohio 1888
Harker, H. K. __________ Ky. 1878
Harper, E. __________ Tenn. 1887
Harrington, John __________ Neb. 1870
Hastings, S. J. __________ Ind. 1879
Hastings, W. C. __________ Ind. 1888
Hatch, H. S. __________ Ohio 1892
Hathaway, W. E. __________ Tenn. 1889
Hawley, H. W. __________ Ohio 1880
Heath, M. D. __________ Pa. 1880
* Helt, L. L. __________ Ohio 1889
Henshaw, J. C. __________ Pa. 1896
Herr, I. J. __________ Ohio. 1894
Higgins, J. M. __________ Ky. 1893
Hill, Frank R. __________ Ohio 1884
Hincks, M. Edward __________ La. 1882
Hier, W. G. __________ Ohio 1884
Hills, H. B. __________ Ohio 1888
Hodson, G. S. __________ Ohio 1894
Hofman, C. H. __________ Pa. 1878
Holaday, Elwood __________ Ohio 1886
* Holcomb, J. B. __________ Ind. 1887
Holtz, S. S. __________ Ohio 1877
Hormel, F. B. __________ Ohio 1878
Hoskinson, Wilson N. __________ Pa. 1882
Howard, M. L. __________ Ill. 1891
Hoyt, Annie F. __________ Ohio 1895
Hoyt, Charles __________ Ohio 1879
Hoyt, Frank H. __________ Pa. 1887
Hubbard, W. S. __________ Pa. 1887
Hubbs, O. A. __________ Ohio 1879
Hubbs, R. S. __________ Ohio 1896
Huddlestone, A. S. __________ Ind. 1881
Hudson, J. F. __________ Mo. 1885
Huffaker, J. W. __________ Mo. 1878
Hughes, C. W. __________ Ohio, 1893
Huggins, R. V. __________ Ohio 1891
Hummel, Jacob __________ Ohio 1875
Hunt, E. M. __________ Ky. 1876
Hunt, Geo. H. __________ Ill. 1882
Hunt, B. S. __________ Ohio 1877
Hunt, G. G. __________ Ohio 1897
Hunt, J. S. __________ Ohio 1891
* Hunt, L. Judd __________ Ky. 1873
Hunt, Stella __________ Ohio 1882
Huntington, Ella E. __________ Tenn. 1900
Huntsinger, E. __________ Col. 1877
Huron, Hugh H. __________ Ind. 1900
Huss, J. R. __________ Ohio 1879
Hutchings, Henry __________ 1903
Innes, S. L. __________ 1904
Ireland, C. B. __________ Ohio 1878
Jackson, J. H. __________ Ohio 1878
* Jackson, S. H. __________ Mass. 1879
Jamison, M. R. __________ Pa. 1881
Jeffrey, Geo. C. __________ Ohio 1875
Jend, G. A. __________ Ohio 1897
* Jenney, G. D. __________ Ohio 1873
Juett, Fred L. __________ Ky. 1899
Johnson, C. E. __________ Ind. 1881
Kaetel, C. H. __________ Wis. 1877
Keeler, E. B. __________ Mich. 1891
Keeler, J. G. __________ Pa. 1892
Kehoe, H. C. __________ Ky. 1885
Keller, H. S. __________ Ky. 1892
Kendall, W. M. __________ Ohio 1892
Kersey, J. B. __________ Ohio 1885
Kiefer, C. A. __________ Ohio 1876
Kilgour, J. C. __________ Ohio 1877
Kilgour, P. T. __________ Ohio 1892
Kimball, L. M. __________ N. H. 1880
King, F. L. __________ Ohio 1888
King, R., L. __________ Mich. 1881
Kinney, F. E. __________ Ky. 1894
Kinsinger, G. P. __________ Ohio 1883
Kirkpatrick, A. S. __________ Ohio 1888
Kirkpatrick, W. T. __________ Ohio 1891
Kissel, J. E. __________ Ohio 1876
Kleiser, Albert H. __________ Ky. 1900
Knight, W. B. __________ Ohio 1888
Krehbiel, C. J. __________ Ohio 1897
Lail, W. A. __________ Ky. 1877
Lambright, M. K. __________ Ohio 1895
Lane, R. W. __________ Ind. 1893
Lang, Benj. F. __________ Me. 1883
Lang, Otto __________ Mich. 1880
Lauthurn, Eugene P. __________ Ohio 1882
Leatherman, J. H. Ohio __________ 1888
Leevey, Marian E. K. __________ 1901
Lelande, L. R. __________ Texas 1894
Levesque, H. B. __________ Ky. 1877
Lewis, A. H. __________ Pa. 1889
Lewis, F. Park __________ N. Y. 1876
* Lewis, J. V. __________ Ohio 1878
Light, G. A. __________ Ohio 1888
Light, J. W. __________ Ohio 1884
Light, J. H. __________ Kan. 1887
Lindley, P. H. __________ Mich. 1879
Lingenfelter, J. A. __________ Ohio 1885
Linn, H. G. __________ Ohio 1873
Linn, T. E. __________ Ohio 1888
Link, O. C. __________ Ohio 1880
Linkmeyer, Mary B. __________ 1885
Littler, Chas. E. __________ Mich. 1877
Logan, A. N. __________ Mass. 1881
Long, W. L. __________ Ohio 1891
* Lounsbury, G. W. __________ Ohio 1874
Lounsbury, Jr., O. W. __________ Ohio 1890
Lowry, J. H. __________ Iowa, 1883
Lowrey, J. T. __________ Ky. 1876
* Loy, Elmer, E. __________ Ohio 1879
Lucas, J. N. __________ Ohio 1873
Lucy, J. A., Honorary __________ Ky. 1882
Lukens, L. C. __________ Ohio 1875
Lukens, C. M. __________ Ohio 1879
Lusk, W. J. __________ Mich. 1880
Lyon, Jr., Geo G. __________ Ala. 1888
Lyon, O. H. __________ Iowa 1875
Mackensie, W. Y. __________ Texas 1881
Mackintosh, Clara A. __________ Ohio 1884
Macomber, G. N. __________ N. Y. 1878
McClean, J. T. __________ Ind. 1878
McCleary, Joseph R. __________ W. Va. 1900
McCormick, A. L. __________ Ohio 1883
McCormick, Chas. E. __________ Ohio 1899
McCormick, Ida E. __________ Ohio 1900
McCormick, R. L. __________ Ohio 1887
McCallum, J. H. __________ N. Y. 1889
McCrary, D. O. __________ Ala.
McGrew, H. __________ Ohio 1875
McMicken, J. J. __________ Ohio 1890
* McTaggard, Alex __________ Canada 1877
McTaggart, D. C. __________ Canada 1887
Mahaffey, A. H. __________ Ohio 1874
Main, C. R. __________ 1903
Merean, L. P. __________ N. Y. 1874
Marshall, J. D. __________ Ohio 1891
Martin, Geo. E. __________ 1993
Marvin, John J. __________ Ohio 1874
Mather, N. W. __________ W. Va. 1883
Matting, Charles M. __________ Ky. 1899
Meade, C. C. __________ Ohio 1890
Meade, S. J. D. __________ Ind. 1885
Meader, L. D. __________ Ohio 1891
Meadow, A. E. __________ Ark. 1883
Meadow, J. M. __________ Ala. 1890
Meadow, J. D. __________ Tenn. 1891
Means, J. W. __________ Pa. 1880
Merchant, Wm. M. __________ W. Va. 1900
Meredith, C. P. __________ Ky. 1881
Merson, Uberto H. __________ Wy. 1886
Meyers, J. C. __________ Ohio 1876
Miller, C. A. __________ Pa. 1885
Miller, Geo. L. __________ Ohio 1885
Miller, G. W. __________ Ohio 1891
Milliken, J. H. __________ Ind. 1889
Minor, Mary E. __________ Ohio 1899
Mitchell, W. T. __________ Ohio 1898
Mitchie, J. C. __________ Kan. 1886
Moll, T. M. __________ Mich. 1891
Morgan, P. B. __________ Mich. 1881
Morgan, W. L. __________ Ind. 1876
Morrell, Chas. B. __________ Ohio 1882
Morris, J. W. __________ W. Va. 1876
Morris, W. T. __________ 1902
Morrison, F. H. __________ Ohio 1890
Morrow, D. B. __________ Ohio 1887
Morrow, H. C. __________ Ohio 1878
Morrow, J. H. __________ Ky. 1889
Moore, C. B. __________ Ohio 1892
Mott, I. K. __________ Canada 1883
Mott, Luther A. __________ Ind. 1900
Muhleman, R. W. __________ Ohio 1877
Mullins, W. S. __________ Ill. 1876
Munger, H. __________ Ky. 1892
Murphy, F. W. __________ Ohio 1894
Nash, E. O. __________ N. Y. 1881
Nauman, Chas. __________ Ill. 1876
Needham, H. J. __________ Ind. 1881
Nelson, C. J. __________ Ohio 1878
Nelson, W. C. __________ Ohio 1876
Niebling, W. C. __________ Ohio 1889
Noble, W. A. __________ N. Y. 1888
Nobles, J. W. __________ Ohio 1878
Nolan, Chan. N. __________ Ohio 1884
Nye, Jane __________ Ohio 1900
O’Keefe, S. C. __________ Pa. 1881
Oliver, C. A. __________ Cal. 1880
Olmstead, J. K. __________ Ohio 1883
Outland, W. H. __________ Ohio 1884
Overpeck, Jas. W. __________ Ohio 1882
Overman, D. R. __________ Ohio 1881
Owen, Phoebe __________ Ohio 1900
* Owens, Jr., W. __________ Ohio 1878
Palmer, I. N. __________ Ohio 1892
Pardee, W. C. __________ Ohio 1883
Pardee, J. H. __________ Ohio 1889
Parker, A. H. __________ N. Y. 1889
Parr, J. D. __________ Ohio 1890
Parson, W. T. __________ Pa. 1886
Partridge, B. S. __________ N. Y. 1883
Partridge, W. T. __________ Ohio 1888
Patterson, J. M. __________ Ky. 1887
Pauly, C. A. __________ Ohio 1881
Peaselee, B. D. __________ N. H. 1885
Peck, S. E. __________ Conn. 1877
Perry, Kate S. __________ Ohio 1885
Peterson, P. B. __________ Ohio 1891
Phelps, S. __________ Ohio 1886
Phillips, L. __________ Ohio 1892
Phillips, S. P. __________ Ohio 1889
Phillips, Wm. O. __________ Ky. 1900
Phinney, A. J. __________ Ohio 1877
Phister, M. H. __________ Ky. 1874
Piatt, A. A. __________ N. Y. 1883
Pickett, C. M. __________ Ind. 1881
Pierce, Almon M. __________ Neb. 1884
Pollock, Florence M. __________ 1903
* Poole, R. Dorsey __________ Ohio 1873
Potter, J. S. H. __________ Ohio 1895
Powell, J. A. __________ Ind. 1876
Price, E. H. __________ Tenn. 1873
Price, Wm. H. __________ 1903
Pryor, L. R. __________ Ohio 1896
Pugh, G. E. __________ Ohio 1881
Quirrell, C. A. __________ Tenn. 1877
Randall, S. H. __________ Ohio 1875
Randall, S. J. __________ Wis. 1880
* Recker, A. C. __________ Ohio 1874
Reed, R. G. __________ Ohio 1889
Reed, Ralph __________ 1902
Reynolds, John C. __________ Mich. 1882
Rhoads, J. P. __________ Iowa 1877
Richardson, W. S. __________ Ky. 1878
Righter, Thos. M. __________ 1903
Riley, Anna A. __________ Ohio 1882
Riley, C. T. __________ Ohio 1881
* Rhinehardt, F. B. __________ Ohio 1882
Rinehardt, Thos. E. __________ Ohio 1885
Robb, Isaac __________ Ohio 1882
Robert, W. P. __________ Ky. 1888
Roberts, A. A. __________ W. Va. 1897
Robinson, F. H. __________ Ind. 1881
Robinson, S. B. __________ Ky. 1881
Rodgers, W. G. __________ Ohio 1891
Roll, A. C. __________ Ohio 1889
Rorer, C. D. __________ Ky. 1881
Ross, Geo. A. __________ Ohio 1879
Routh, W. W. __________ Texas 1887
Rule, H. C. __________ Ohio 1894
Rukenbrodt, W. E. __________ Ohio 1875
Russell, W. W. __________ Pa. 1876
Ryall, Thos __________ Ohio 1876
Sage, N. I. __________ Canada 1888
Sargent, F. D. __________ Ohio 1880
Sawers, F. C. __________ Pa. 1900
Saxon, F. J. __________ Md. 1877
Scarf, J. G. __________ Md. 1877
Scheib, F. W. __________ Ohio 1881
Scheib, John P. __________ Ohio 1888
Schliefer, A. F. W. __________ Ohio 1894
Schonger, A. H. __________ N. Y. 1887
Schoonover, W. F. __________ Ohio 1885
* Schultze, A. H. __________ Ohio 1885
Secor, Isaac __________ N. Y. 1877
Shane, T. A. __________ Ind. 1881
Shappee, W. A. __________ Ohio 1875
* Shawber, A. __________ Ohio 1886
Sheets, C. A. __________ Ohio 1878
Sheldon, R. N. __________ Ohio 1874
Sheldon, W. J. __________ Pa. 1893
Shellenberger, C. F. __________ Pa. 1878
Shepard, J. Henry __________ Cal. 1884
Sheperd, A. Leon __________ Ohio 1878
Sheperd, Willard F. __________ Ohio 1882
Sherbino, Geo. W. __________ Vt. 1878
Shoe, R. I. __________ Ohio 1876
Shorb, A. S. __________ Cal. 1879
Simcox, J. S. __________ Ohio 1889
Simmons, G. W. __________ Del. 1888
Simmons, R. __________ Mich. 1878
Simmons, L. B. __________ Ohio 1894
Simmons, S. E. __________ Ohio 1881
Skewes, S. D. __________ Ohio 1885
Sloan, W. J. __________ Pa. 1886
Smallwood, R. C. __________ Texas 1894
Smiley, H. F. __________ Wis. 1895
Smith, H. I. __________ Ohio 1893
Smith, A. C. __________ Iowa 1879
Smith, A. G. __________ Ind. 1877
Smith, Edwin __________ Ohio 1877
Smith, F. A. __________ Ohio 1891
Smith, H. L. __________ Ohio 1895
Smith, W. H. __________ Ky. 1896
Sneary, Jennie __________ Ohio 1884
Snow, H. __________ Ohio 1891
Snow, W. S. __________ Ohio 1896
Snyder, J. D. __________ Ohio 1883
Southard, H. __________ Dak. 1886
* Southgate, A. L. __________ Tenn. 1890
Spranger, F. X. __________ Mich. 1890
Starbuck, S. A. __________ Ohio 1891
Stark, W. I. __________ Ind. 1891
Stauffer, Avlin P. __________ Pa. 1885
States, David J. __________ Ohio 1884
Steenrod, L. McC __________ 1904
Stephan, Otto __________ 1902
Sterling, C. F. __________ Conn. 1877
Stewart, O. H. __________ Ind. 1885
Stewart, Thos. M. __________ Ohio 1887
Stillwell, F. W. __________ N. Y. 1874
Strasburg, C. A. __________ 1903
Stowell, F. A. __________ 1902
Street, M. N. __________ Ohio 1881
Strode, J. T. __________ Ohio 1879
Struble, C. H. __________ Ohio 1895
Stubbs, W. C. __________ Ohio 1888
Studebaker, J. E. __________ Ohio 1879
Sublette, S. O. __________ Ky. 1893
Sullivan, J. A. __________ Pa. 1888
Summers, D. N. __________ Ohio 1888
Swisher, Milton __________ Ill. 1883
Taylor, Cora E. __________ Ky. 1884
Taylor, Jr., C. W. __________ Ky. 1897
Taylor, Mary G. __________ Ky. 1885
Taylor, M. J. __________ Ind. 1881
Taylor, R. F. __________ Ind. 1877
Tenney, W. A. R. __________ Ohio 1882
Thomas, F. H. __________ Ohio 1898
Thomasson, J. C. __________ Ky. 1889
Thompson, Eben __________ Mass. 1879
Thompson, Homer W. __________ Ohio 1885
Thompson, Edwin C. __________ Ohio 1883
Thompson, H. H. __________ Ohio 1880
Thorp, Abner __________ Ohio 1886
Throenle, J. P. __________ 1901
Topping, M. E. __________ Mich. 1894
Trabue, A. L. __________ Ill. 1881
Trimmer, W. S. __________ N. Y. 1888
Troutman, G. D. __________ Ky. 1891
Turner, Estelle __________ Ala. 1896
Utter, J. A. __________ Ind. 1885
Van Allen, R. A. __________ Canada 1885
Van Deren, J. H. __________ Ky. 1893
Van Gorden, Sarah __________ 1903
Van Tine, C. __________ Pa. 1890
Vance, A. H. __________ Ohio 1880
Vance, J. W. __________ Ohio 1881
Varner, Nellie W. __________ Ohio 1885
Varney, J. D. __________ 1900
Vaught, J. C. __________ Ky. 1890
Vogel, C. R. __________ Ohio 1891
Vose, A. C. __________ Mass. 1893
Wachendorf, C. C. J. __________ Ohio 1891
Waddell, W. E. __________ Ill. 1887
Walker, E. J. __________ Ohio 1885
Walker, W. S. __________ Ohio 1897
Walker, W. D. __________ Pa. 1895
Walton, Chas. E. __________ Ohio 1874
Ward, Elva L. __________ Ohio 1897
Ward, H. A. __________ N. Y. 1887
Warner, W. M. __________ Ohio 1897
Warren, W., Honorary __________ Aust. 1882
* Washburn, T. C. __________ Ky. 1885
Weber, F. C. __________ 1904
Webster, Albert T. __________ Ky. 1899
* Webster, Elias __________ Ohio 1874
Webster, Frank __________ Ohio 1882
Webster, J. K. __________ Ohio 1876
Webster, O. B. __________ Fla. 1896
Webster, W. H. __________ Ohio 1894
Wells, G. S. __________ W. Va. 1891
Wells, T. F. __________ Ohio 1876
Welliver, J. E. __________ Ohio 1877
Wensel, Francis Q. __________ Miss. 1899
* Wesco, A. J. __________ Ohio 1881
Whistler, L. M. __________ Md. 1889
White, M. Q. __________ Ohio 1882
White, W. F. __________ Canada 1877
Whitefield, T. A. __________ Tenn. 1890
Whiting, F. A. __________ Minn. 1891
Whiting, S. B. __________ Minn. 1892
Whitlock, A. __________ Iowa 1878
Whitlock, E. A. __________ Iowa 1875
Whitworth, H. __________ Mich. 1875
Wiggers, E. S. __________ Ohio 1895
Wiggers, H. H. __________ Ohio 1892
Williams, A. V. __________ Ohio 1874
Williams, C. F. __________ Ohio 1895
* Williams, C. S. __________ Ohio 1874
Williams, E. E. __________ Ind. 1877
Williams, W. L. __________ Ohio 1875
Williamson, A. C. __________ Ohio 1879
Williamson, T. J. __________ Ohio 1873
Williamson, W. P. __________ Ohio 1879
Wilds. J. I. __________ Ky. 1888
Wilms, J. H. __________ 1902
Wilson, C. H. __________ Ky. 1887
Wilson, Win __________ 1900
Wiant, Carey T. __________ Ohio 1882
Wise, J. B. __________ Ohio 1880
Wollam, E. W. __________ Ill. 1898
Wolcott, R. C. __________ Ohio 1897
Wolfe, Mary __________ Ohio 1883
Wolff, Gustav __________ Ohio 1881
Woods, G. W. __________ Ohio 1894
* Wright, J. T. __________ Pa. 1890
* Wymond, Chas. S. __________ Ind. 1874
Yarnell, E. A. __________ Ohio 1890
Zimmerman. W. W. __________ Ind. 1888
Zurmuhlen, Chas __________ Ohio 1897
* Deceased.